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THE LOWELL LEDGER and THE ALTO SOLOOUR SPECIAL PAGE OF SERIAL STORIESTwo interesting serial stories appear regularly on this pa*literature for our readers.We choose only the best of••>•t*•••>•>*•••>*• k ./ZPorto Bello GoldByARTHUR 1>. HOWDEN SMITHWNI .-"rrN : eC H A P T F R X V—19-Mnrrav'-i u •Copyright ty Arthur H Flowrtcn SmithI n: . Mr- 'Iii kc :irt>iiii»l tti»* i" iilt "Hi- wriv . .i»»> to lifin lilure n hufftill' ^TNCKAILC. ;inil as IIH V wrw I n: .11 WCIRIRT LU'V-Conlnuednciin-r I'cier iiin! I fort* ilown :!I" MTrii-adftrt;isnrt' I had Imi! - acr-'ss1I10 (|'»(>r\v;;\ I'lc'ifr- l ::i Hit 1\va\> li^li!. nakod l" the waist,sirai. hed!•> the jnnu c t'rowih: un-• •null,, grizzled faces 1. uvred at us.I 'Kei'p hack." 1 w.irtli"! tliem "Well!•" n.i man in until ("ajiiaiii I'lmt is, here."••< - iireful. ain't ye. I'nek-liinV" hi'•:MM K,..! 'i;!' frnni lu-liind a ••iinnppirate-. "Make way, v ipniate-. Ve'll1,11 ha' a '•hanc- i -••':ikc thrnugh: . .'y " 1 I'.jaek I»«»K andlit* - •!; that his toreh s-atlered••p ,< ii;iil ii;-U tii mutilate the dead."..' vrii'ii "No. no. we'll bnrjhi;!, qniek .iti i he done wilh it."••p.ti;j'romised 1 was t" heat mnn.">,iblwd Tmn Murpliew. "1 h i 'co in.I.ii:;u .In .I.. 'ee pr 1 In- dmir.in a si'i'diid.it alin.ir'l andhi- eliin, ••"nslderin^,- nn hurry ah"ii! 1 he." he answered linally.•re. What we al! i-eed•' rum and iwu watchesheIliaI'M.Aii• >•;, V V \ >added with0 a genera! niunmir f: sentiliielit, and1 tinker at me.IMU. p.ui!. in. Ws'ii [nnye aliiiai'dslnf' "ill o', -1 ein' a< ye're sn prei-iolisl.nnir .leadV" answeredI'"! "ee pIMIIli; ed Iii:' o' mim ! 'cried."Murray'sIhe man dazedly-hniild ha' I' healthed h Not the Only Onerun.- iheto the window can• ill.iniiuuFlin"11.Mern.lap.< in l.ip:,l||-Hipinclei! In.a I thetaw nvM'-lra «a waw1 e.-t si.n- -hi:--I'l-iind 'he iin-ck- iii 10 ie-i|ntied nnd ai'.ilewas fired imtriumph had l e r; !• •piele fnr•HI Intiiere were di-sen-;.piraterniiklas to what llie 1 M -Ie;. -.'oejld jbe.The hour u'l e ,r i'-ched f'-nrutiie I'..-, a .la. • 'nm! .. • dmir, a:, !1 rei'ieinlic • , I ; 1; |;...i ,• 1 •,;,, t..--fnre peter ' I-:.' •! ll y -• -•wants ynu." he saiday willi his head in1- race was sKllllpedim -I rlls u cri• ill, :e 11 alidA cri-ll.-nli fl-ntll s! 1 n eiI jcorner nf hi- niniiih. l.;i hieyesblaz.-d wilh Ihe um-ni;ipiei'i hh- lire o| hi- -pirll.A:< I sli-npe I. ver him a moeklim ^leam radiaiedfrom Iheir hhokdepths, and i.Is lipiin\ i d In aim..-t vol. ele-i -pei.h."S-.rry. eh?" I nndded, and llieinof'l», ^ "t ~j£ ;>,v v'-- -vv / \ f-%:•' t: '»• "»:• v •"pie, ll". then-fore n- " 11 i o', | S ill. ; 1 ,,(• ci i ad.alld iVnia 1 '• • la- . ' !dical;;. iii senium .|e .1• 'd. 11- was noi prby any -pecial i. .HillieniI'liiladeiphiaisTC.,ll WiisArchibaldM'.• v\i||| iheCivilwar.ol her ;del ureDM V( •!know"The Spirit ..fI'o you kimwil i-?A-klli.-se queslioiis nfIhe average American andhe will shake his head.He knows Ibe picWell enough, for be Ir - -cell lllitimm-ds of lim»-s. i'eriiap he gn-wup ;:i a home in which :i Iiihographedcopy of ii 01-ciipied a prominenl place.In rniirlh nf duly parades. loo. heIii'- seen liviiiL' n-pr..d:lc| ion- of il.hill lurlher lhaii hi- abiliiylo recogidze i( he know- Iml lillle ofni igiti or o|it.Tt.is picllll'e whichpill rimic-(-nl iiueiiiswa- lii-i e\11 i11 i 11 -d al1 enleimial exposiibaiMie Wnl'k nf a sobliet.N A illanl. w Im -aw -ervCni.'ii fon-es diiiiiiL IIIWiliai'd never drew anywlii. h could compare in pnpularilywiih tirnl single (-rf..riI'. ..n 1 his om-•aiivii.- abuie re.-is hi.-, fame. I'iirlheri'i"l- .'- lln- work' came dangerously"K-iif being noihin:_- imne thai; a i-ari--'1 ure. in live for brief lime and bei|ilickly '..r:,1.lien." The Spiril of 'Tti' ll ver . iiii-e.l ,i-en-a 1 inn ;is a Work ..I an. says iheS.-w \ m-k World. Iml achieved itsuniversal pnpularily ,-nh'ly Ihroii^hvl- fnrcelul appeal in the vab-r. manlined,iind love of counlry lhal isf.-olcil in I In- .'e-ai'l of .-very iru.-Ami-i-ican cili/.en.i lag ex perl - crilicized ii a- l.eiii-^liistnrically imiceuraie. for the banin r used by ihe colonial .-•oblii-r- in!..", e|..pnn-nl .dciiaracier. An eye ac.-u-lnmed to sc."lily the evil and groie-qu.- is d.-.-truclive lo the dm.-lopnien! or' ciia:a. '.'r,Hiiimin life is like a mirror, in vhe h"lie see-, 1'e || ee I ed Wllil! lie- di epes|in Oll.-'s own experience.-, TlWilli..Illfe-pi'lldsI .nnd from w it hillwilhoul, Kyes ;iwhich mere shin..in. What a j."rsee explains theand chara.-ler oi'.cheus wa-. athearta"cO .ao Avon at W.N't I'd TTKK '.lea of I'ti'.'Msbcouniry and vi'lage life .anbe nb'ai: ed Ihai: by a calinetrip abai,' ihe Than;.-- the(/In"-well a: -1 • -.' Av.m, Kx'vpi !:ithe : . 1.. • .•j-. li.ir!..i"d i-f M- itfetd,ihe \-...:i - liiile kn.iwn a•urpr.-•!.-.- f-i.-i vv: en ..in. reuicnd.ersthat '"..r b.-iaiy of scenery ami histori.- iiil-iesi ;• i- second only t"tl • T llll'- • w liil.-. a - pl'nv;,111•.; :ifcer • if |.:. i tire- nf l'ii^i;-h coi;:;try I 1 e utisp ih by modern immvacapyof 2 W owairrAi, AXAWJIVJbe-:lo maintain Iheir balance in Ihebit!.- WI-gon (os-iu;-: ihis way and thai; - Ihe d-i-'. 1.. whicli it wa- harnessed,wa- L'ivimr chase to a -uddeiilyanmsedralddi.An "Ilicial "f the vva^na w.i'ks likedll"- pi.-lure .-" well lhal Ir- wanled itfiiimed. ami sent il lo t'l.-veland forlb.it purp.ise. There il came in the alI. iilinii nf ihe ciiy'- b-.ading iirl d- aler and pliniographer. .lame- 1'. i.'yder.win. immediaiely cla--. d ii a- a"lili.I."As sn.m a- ihe drawing hadbeen framed. Kyder personally carriedii back 1.. Wellingion io makeIbe acquaintance of the arii-l.He was so 11 lew hat surprised to ineelHie orlgiiialor of "Pluck Niimber one"oil Hieind lloor •>' the Wa-on sfaip,but. umlamiied. inqiiirefi immediaiely,"I low did lb. race Clime milUeali/.ing lhal wnrd- coubi not convey a sal I.-Taci ory answer, Williirdlaid aside his "verall.:. and•-•"I busypainiing his answer."Plll.'k Number Two" was speedilyevolved. Il showed lhal liie dog hadwon.'i'he art dealer was quick lo capitalizethe twin piciure-. Chnmioswere the fad then, and lit.- dealer hadWillard's piciures cop\ righi.-d wilhIhe arlI'I as half owm-r.IlePuv longten ihnusand c.ipit.a had been snbl,cn • incing Kyder lhal he ha.I .liscovered a man of laleni. He w.-n:alu-ad plaiiliing new ventures for hiprol.-ee.leaving Wellinglon, W ilia I'd se| upa -ladio in Cb-v.-hind in is;;;. i',,r aWhile he devoied hj . ij,,,,. 1,, n,,.drawing of c;iri"on-. many of whichappeared .11 llie coiimry's leadingIlls llllisl erpiece, "TheAboill a year beforeof Ihe exposilion celcone himdre.lih anni-- signing ol I he 1 'eclaraPayne's Immortal Words"These are Ihe times that try men'sMMIIN. The summer soldier and the•unshlne patriot will, In this crisis,shrink from the service of their country;but he that stands it now deservesIhe love and I hunks of manhod woman.Tyranny, like hell, Is nottaslly conquered; yet we have thistonHolatlon with us, that Ihe harderthe conflict Hie more glorious the tritumph.What we obtuin too cheap, wenewspapers.NowforSpirit of Ti'..Iheopeningbrat Ingtheversary of lln' Moii of Independence, the enierprisingRyder was looking for sonielhing thaiwould be appropriate for such an occasion.: l-'lmdly ii came 1.1 him. It was, as, lo* explained ii to Williird. "Yankeehoodie Just put Yankee hoodie Intosoiiiething, Ihe more original the bet-! ter. Co to it and get it ready before1 the big show opens."esteem too lightly; it is dearness only(hat gives every thing its value. Heavenknows how to put a proper priceupon its goods; and ll would bestrange IndeiHl if so celestial an articleas freedom should not be highlyrated."Thomas Payne.The first method of ireaimeni whichimlurally occurred lo boih men wasab-ii.' the line of the caricaturesvvhi'li iheyhad pr.-duced so successfullyup i" ihai lime.In i.-lling aboutit aflerwiird. Williird said lhal "ill.'m. n: am of Yankee hoodie photog;apbed i n my mind lliree things:the ilag. ihe :il'e. and ihe drum, and abackgi'nimd naltirally presented itself."Willard -• chiblrcij i.ad pmvid.-d thenialerlal lhal inspired his lirsl ariistirsnciess In "Pluck Number one." Hifaihcrwas to provide the Inspirationfor in.- pi'.idiiciioi, of his masterpiece.This iige.i g.-nlb-man had come fromW.-illngion I" p.ise fur his son. Oneday while working miIds 'outline ofYankee hoodie he caught a glint Inthe older man's eye, and In it Hash ilwas revealed in him what Yankeehoo.lle r.-allv meaiil. "I could mil goahead anyfarlher with ihe burlesqueidea." lln- arllsl -aid "The real jdclure plisbe.I everylhing else aside. a!ldvv.-nl ahead iind painted ils.-If."Willard's falher, who , Ihus aidedso gn-aily in lln- cr«-.-ition "f I he"Spiril "f '7i'I." wa- a P.apfisi niinister,I lev. haniel Wil'ard.P...rn In YernionlinPdl. ibe elder WilliM'd WUs Itl hiss. vcniy ii.iinh year wln n he posedfor ihe ceniiiil ligure in the group•The original lifer wan one rrutrhMoser. a re-idciil of a small l.ivvn nearCleveland. Ib'.i' I because nf bisa_e dnring I he t ivil war. he was neverih-less .-on-ith-r.-d .---eiilial al allpairioli' heiing- in the neighborhood, where h:- tiling was famous.The dnimmer boy was pnsed by-Hairy K. hever-iiX. a Cleveland ladHis falher. C.-n. .1 II. h.-ven-uv. aproiniin'iii railwiiy pr.sideiil. bmighlIhe paiiiling all. r ll- showing in I'hiladelphia. Wa-hiluMoli, P.osloii. andoiher .-i 1 ie; . The general presenied llto his naiive 1 own of Marhlehead.Mass., where ll was hung in Abboihall library.The pldure it self is eight feet wideand ten feel high.Il was begun duringl w T.'. in thenidlo of Willis AdamsIn Kuclld avenue. Cleveland. It wisoiliciaily unveiled iit the f-entennialthe next year.Its lirsl name, "Yankeehoodie," was changed while the workwas 011 exhibition In Boston to lispresent lilie, "The Spirit of 70."lay 1heUH! I heV IIlo lhe evil wi ti.n,mswers '.. ibe go..d- vvind.iws throughmil wi:lies Williin desir.-s m.isi 1.1kind of disp'.-iiii.n(lossesses.Zil.'e-seiiliiilly goodas evidenced by the

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It 'I.IJ.'i.nnii in\es|rd in Hinuluriuiis ceineld pliinl il ('.In lsf,niiyhl In Ih r li.i\'i - "in inl" In Irronslrueiion."Ih.: 1 11' i ver ii' .r »r. • In r!. h ieiii!»arki d on :i pruorniiihnill hi.uhw;i\ which h:Ihe in vest min I of hillluiisiiinisroad iii.n hiin r.\ \vof nnskillnl liihur. h;is hri'ii;ii> r.idi'i'i'ii ii111 mi. a hh hi Ihe -Inli , iiml llnlill'e no aeei plilbllllh:il. uiisn i hnlllEvery suit 100% woolen or worsted cloth.All woolens and linings thoroughly shrunk before cutting.All fabrics arc testedfor fast color.h.cerv suit has two trousers.o o n sI; \ 11 I nK SI » M KS.Niniiinii \innlinls, lanedl luwn is is i jirmiiI hnils of*s iindur i iinilII i si • Ihiiliiniuiijil.vvh.dons\ Intie vyill |iii> hidf>11 iini so. .Hid sii iind •o. I his: i 11 i/i iis, i Md I l.n • h ill Ihe e\-uf insl dliiK .omelhini; >un1 ,11,1. lln > |iii\ \ "U If and; i Imi \ lln I'I.i U'l.l.'S nn 1 ii -111! II U\\ \ mum \ .SureSnine people hold lhal what one [and Mr. and Mrs. .lessiip ami baby,h'InM . is niiimpurlaiil.The follv : .ind NVesle.v l-'osler. ol' (iranil Ibipi•| mm h ii nulinii is si t n hv Ihe re- ids, visited at Ihe (iari ison homesii-l nf il .l ipiiilese siiperstiliull. j reeelllly.w hnsi• dnpr-. helii ve Ihiil everv si\(ieur.ne A. Slekelee. wife and sonh lirsl v r:ir in Ihiil euimlrv is nn- Domild and niolher, Mrs. Albert (i.hirk\ iiinl Ihiil everv i^irl born inIhiil \ r ii v\ ill deeeivi her hlisliandj nr f.iil In . . I une.t hree hundred\ i' liii.s . il Hnl silliness eniiimitted1 ,nieidi l.isl \iiir. niiikin.U il indeediin nnhiekv vi iir fur lliein.—o—o—\\ I- iM'd 1.1 he vxarned: "non'tput ill vniir i u^s in une basket;"Inil ni ii-.-. id limes s..me astute per-,niis i . inh r il thus: "Put idl vourI pllhlii|pi v >"ni'yonr lapitiise Ihrnd puhlave lillhMileill'ih pil . ill Iii,' I In' I Uinls ulll nlpneki I In iudlieepriviile ppekel uri n. nr huiin . ur;• notions ol .vmirIn uliieiajs w hurise lu dn hill lu. land vuii in Iheir old .I I . ^ es.I.lie" In pilV llilllr soil let hi (i '. oil dn nut need and {ii , ullni d. i lirsl ( hiss hiiil fur j. :..i , hut dn;, I In ii ueker. \,i,i-l mn- iiml .i hiiil i. uliiries at;"i. i, i , .h'll li'suii .'.i n|e Ihe iiiilinil l1). ill' ii ni I In h pel nhiiee iilldIS is ,l , 11h I \ _;i i 'i I \e.ir .111(1 illlllir u'\ in '.vhn h in remeinher andipreeiide ilie • i «i.'e 1 . i.f Ihiil .m'eiililriol iind presid* III.Ills ideasii i : i. • e. ,i •. i T I pil lIhu • .1 Ah \iinh i tiiiuillun withll. ii. lit v\nrked iind d.'niieS 1 V> Lewis. I.lda PdilZo.(.ii 1'..rd. In .sie t-'rusl and Mr. and'iiin l);i\is Were Cidhis ill11-1.• s hist week.Mr. iini Mrs. Ii viny Turner, ofM.innii, spent Sundav id l.hris.K roj)t"s.Mr, iinl Mrs. .hiv ('.iimii.inys eii-1 r 1 ii i' in 1 'ml'. ITuiii I llidson ville,reeelllly.Mi ., .1 iv ('.iimminys is cariny forMr 1 'eli r Pelersun and baby thisWeek.Mi s lit til (in-v v isiled her sister,Mr .hiv ( iiiiiniiiys hist week.\|rs. Surprise, of (irand P.apids,• p.nl SalurdiiV ami Sundav al .1. I).1 i . .1 e. Iliiue id Murrnv lake. Mr.nnl Mi , livrun hrust alsu spent seviial diivs with Mr. and Mrs. Frost.Mi - .lav (iimmiuys yiive a parlvla * Mnml.iv m houur of liaymond1 h i i oil's hirlhdiiv.l.i e 1 Tinn isru has a pet alliyatorHial wis si nl him frmn ITorida,l.ihi and Nnlilia Weeks spent lastwei k w ith their aunt. Mrs. IrmaP.urns. of P.eldiuy.Miss ITIura ITost entertained theLiimp I ire yirls from Lowell lastMnidav eveniuy.I AM.ASIMFACTS.I>r. and Mrs. I-.. I,. Crnme, dentist,iiml Mr. iiid Mrs. C. A. Paiye, cityi 11•.iueii•. idl of (iiiind I'apids, eiljiAedIhe week-end at the Spearscol lay.*.Mr. iind Mrs. Howard Feryusonand falher. John Ferynson, whocame lu make his home with hissun. Mr. ami Mrs. Opple, of (irandHapids, were recent visitors at IheII. (mi rison hmne.(ieorye I Hover, wife and twochildren, uf i'lint, came SaturdayInr a week s visit at the home oftheir parents, Mr. and Mrs. Franklluiil.Sundav the family drove loCediir Sprinys and spent until Mondavuiyhl visitiny Iriends at dillerenlplaces on the road.W. 11. Hex ford, wife and mother,Mrs. Comstock, of (Jrand Hapids,and P». L. liiynal, wife and the twins,of North Park, spent over Sunday attheir collaye here.Mr, Lowe, of (irand llapids, wasal his farm, the former Morris Kalwardplace.Harry Vauyhan, wife and haby.Slekelee. of (irand llapids, were Saturdavafternoon and eveniuy yueslsat the Tuvver tionie in honor of DonildSick- le". who leaves Wednesdavid (i;lln a. m.. for Culver. Ind., totake a two inoiilhs course of studyin the academy.Success to ourbuy.Sunday I). L, (iarlield and wifeeulerlained a picnic cmupany intheir new yaraye frmu Lansiny: Mr.iind Mrs. Hurn. niamiyer fur the Masm-v-HarrisIniplcinenl Co., Mr. amiMrs. Andr.ss. andilor and sun. Mr.aud Mrs. Schneider and sun, ufLansiny. Mr. and Mrs. (iumlell. andMr. and Mrs. Hacker, uf Mittbrouk.A full day uf eniuv nient fur all.I). L. (iarlield is in Traverse Citvand iiurlhern puints un business thisweek.Ilalph Whinnerv is in Sidney andvieiiiilv pulliny up farm machmerythis week for Ihe Massev-Harris Co.Weslev Miller is home from (IrandP.apids for a nine-dav vacation.Weslev Miller aud family spentMunda.v iu (irand llapids visitinyrelativesC.liiirlie Huyntnii was hu-ne Sundavfrmu Keene.Mrs. l-'lnvd Lany and .1. Haylundami I'amilv spent last Tuesday atIhe hmne uf F.luier Sleinbery in Mc-(".iiids. and the familvwere in(irand P.apins une .his and called un.1. Hayhiud's parents.l-'lnvd l.any, uf (irand Ihijiids, washmne frmu Saturdav mdil Sundayuiyhl and their niece, Mrs. 1!'Sleinbery. uf McCurds. andWhile, who, during Iheir work onM. I(i resided al Ihe Draper home.Mr. and Mrs. William Pease, (neeFldora Dinsen,) Mrs. Dinsen anddauyhter l.eoiia. were callers at Ihehome of .1. T. Parsons Monday evening.Mrs. (luy Tallant spent Mondaywith her mother, Mrs. Chris. Fahrni,of Lowell.Steward \\yinan and son. WalterWyman and wife, of Saranac,. wereyuests of Mr. aud Mrs. William Mc-(irath Thursday.Mr. and Mrs. Jul. Ilotchkiss andfamily were Sunday dinner yuestsof Mr. and Mrs. Amel .lohnson. ofSaranac.Miss Maryon Draper was in (irandItapids Saturday.Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Chase. Mr.and Mrs. (luy Tallant and dauyhter.with Mr. and Mrs. Louis (iralV. of(irand llapids. picnicked at Morris.mlake Sunday.N. M. O'llierne and family attendedcummeneement exercises al thellaltle Creek sanalarium recently, ufwhich Miss lluth Merrill was amember.Mr. and Mrs. \V. H. Draper,dauyhter Maryon. with Miss .luandaSlurey and (iuy Oniyyle. vvbu issiiperinteiidiny Ihe paviny uf yapsun Hie east end with .lubn I'uas.su|ierintendent uf (irand llapidsScharl cunstructiun cumpanv atepicnic dinner un the jub, Friday.Miss (ilennis Lee is huine frmuschuul fur Ihe slimmer.Mr. and Mrs. (ieurye Tlmrlby. ufSaranac, were Saturday callers althe Draper tiume.Mr. and Mrs. Fd. Tucker and family,with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hellmulured Sundav lu lluund Lake andenjoyed a picnic dinner.H.ib Windyate. of (irand Hapids.is spendiny this week with hisbrother, Orson Wildfmiy.Mrs. W. 11. Draper, dauyhterMaryon and Miss .iuanda Slmevspent Thursday aflernuuii in Imiiaand called on Mrs. L. Duyan. idl.incolu avenue.Mr. and Mrs. (Mis llerrun werethe week-end yuests of Mr. and Mrs.Peppv. of (irand Hapids.Mr. and Mrs. N. M. O'Hicrne wereyuests al the bampiel yiven by theHar assucialion of Ionia, and Mmilcahnemmties at the cunnlrv club olIonia Wednesday eveniuy.Mr. and Mrs, Orsuii Wildhmyspent llie week-end al the hmne ufthe furmer's inuther. Mrs, Windyate.uf (irand Hapids.Mr, and Mrs. Dun Lind. wilh Mr.mid Mrs, Arthur land and dimyhterShirlev. uf luiiia, were callers ufMr, aud Mrs. W. 11, Draper Sundav.June 211,Clint Fisher, furnierly assuciidedwith the Chase laimher Co., ul(irand Hapids, wlm has been a nnpenlermi the Marshall viaducl resumedhis vvurk wilh Ihe liimlnrcmnpiUiv whicb is duiny extensivewm k mi the Veiter farm mi M. Ki.St .F.LI A (OUNFUS.S.vuiuiir llescbe and Lyman Dinsun mulured lu ()akti. Id lasldav III see the hay iiiiikiuystralimi,\ isilurs at Ibe hmne uf Mr. audMrs. Il.iirv Hrown duriny the pastweeli were Mr, Hruvvn's piircnts.Mr, and Mrs, Jubn Hruvvn aud Iheirsun I'raiik, and Mr, and Mrs. WalterHruuks and dauyhter ul Onavviiv.and Mr. and Mrs. ITmer Hruvvn andchildren, uf Mlu,Mr, and Mrs. Sevmuiir Dalstia anddauyhter, hmK dinner Sundav wilhMr. and Mrs, Arthur (ireen uf theriver ruad,Mr. and Mrs. Hav Hnbreckt anddaiiyhter and Master Dickie (icil). ulfam'ilv, | Crand llapids.. and Mrs. Leah (icib.muur llescbe and Daniel Dinsuiiwere elected tu the huard ot direclurs., , .Mr. and Mrs. (ilen Heynuhls. ulDetroit, have been spendiny thepast week with Mr. Heynuhls' iimlher.Mrs. Libbie Heyndlds.Mr, and Mrs. Vern Coyer motme.ito Kalamazoo Sunday, where Mrs,Coyer expects to attend Ihe smmnersessiun at the Normal sellout. Mrs.Huyh Slater will keep huuse at IheCuyer residence duriny her absence.Mr. and Mrs. William Hesehespent Sunday aflernuuii with Mrs.Fnima Onan. uf West Luvvell.Harney Oldtlcld. uf (irand Ha|)ids.spent several days last week withhis friend. Haymund Dinsuii. Hayinondreturned to (irand llapidswith him for the week-end,Mr. and Mrs. Scharblv. of Woodland.and Mr. ami Mrs. Fvan huller,of Hast inys. were Sunday yuests olMr. and Mrs. Claude Cole.Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hrown andtheir yuests look dinner Sundaywith Mr. and Mrs. Charles Oniyyle.uf McCurds.ON A HAND ( AK TO SAKWACItKVIN NL.F.ditur Luweii i.eiiyer.Dear Sir:Sume lime ayu I received a cupyuf • mir paper and saw une i-.ihnunyiven lu uld time reminiseences. luwtiich I vvmild add an incident,Mv father. Win, It. Pratt .and hisbrulher. Obadiah Pratt, came limnObiu. and lucated un vvhal is uuwknuvvn as Pratt lake, in abuiit I.SI.'».Thev were Iwu uf nine vulers inthe tuvvnship al that time, hut therewere Indians, deer and blue racersin abundance, . .One Sunday uiyhl the neiyhbursdecided lu -'u lu Saranac un a handear lu alteml Melhudist revival,I here were seveuleen un the car.mv falher. wilh uther men. werehiindliny Ihe levers, when father,vvbu had parlicnlailv yuud eyesiyht.saw ahead a train cmninywithuiit anv head liyhls.He cuiild nut hear il because ufthe nuise by the hand car. hut sawa spark uf tire drup iulu Hie ashpan,lie yave the aliirin and withthe united eH'urts uf all men andvvmneii aud car were hurled utfIhe track iust as Ihe Irain, whichwas knuvvn as Ihe "Wild-Cat" Hewpast, mil an instant lu luse.One lady, a Mrs Winduver. vvbuwas a larye wumaii. vv:»s rather uneereinuuiuiistvdumped nil. much luthe auinseineiit uf evervhu.ly butherself.Mv niiilher said that was her lirsland lasl ride mi a hand car, F, l„ T,LUFF PI HLiern SKRVK'K TOI,KD(;I:U .ion PUINTIND PAT-KONS.Free advaiuv news annonnceiiien Is in this paper reaching; overeiuhl Itioiisiini! people weekly, livetinndred of wtiiih are new eaeliu eek—lo onr jol» printiny pa'roi^of coniiny events.. Sneli free annoniK-enieiilsare worth far more (opromoleis of pnhlie events thansiirti liitt or ear«l, ete., pnhlieily eanpossihly he. Atisoliitely free loLowell Ledyer joli printiny pidronsand ahsolnlely nol ohtainahle anywhereelse at any priee.(If.GOOS1924 Hudson Coach1925 Essex Six Coach1926 Essex Six Coach1924 Star Touring1923 Overland Touring0, J. YEIIERHUDSON • ESSEXc. W. COOKPlumbing, Healing and Sheet Metal Work.j.Red Slar and Oil-Air Oil SlovesDoLaval Scparalors, Paris and Oil!•!Easy Elcctric Washers. Cabincl HealersShallow and Deep Well Pumps.j.Phone 01 or IM)5i •% »*• ••• A »*• •J* •J# •J* •J* •J*visited at the Lany hmne Saturdayni^ld and Sunday.Mr. McCartbv and ladv friend, uf(irand P.apids, called mi Mr. amiMrs. Frank Hunt Siimlay.Mr. ami Mrs, William Huulh werevisilms uf their dauvhler. Mrs, LudieShear, uf Luvvell. lasl week.Miss Durnlliv Heryin. uur I'm un rteacher uf Veryelllles, yues lu Kalaiiiazuulliis week lu alteiid Nurmaiseliuul.SOI TH HOSTON.Miss l-'Jsie Siieatben, uf (IrandHapids, is vvurkiiiy at the home ofin r uncle. .1. T. Parsons.•\Miliam Mclirath made a businessH ip lo (irand Hapids Monday.W, IL Draper spent Hie week-endal the hmne of his parents, Mr. amiMrs. 11. Draper, of Freeporl,Mr. and Mrs. Louis Crotl", of(irand Hapids, spent the week-endal the home of Mr. and Mrs. (iuyFd. Hotehkiss and son Fvart, LyleHovee and son (ilemlmi, attended aSaturday matinee id Ionia,Mrs, W. 11. Draper, dauyhterMaryon and yuest. Miss .luands Storey,motored west of Ada Friday toHie re-location of M. 21, where,vvorkiny on Ihe Ill-foot chute aretwo huyh shovels owned by Ibe (i,', Scharl construction Co., and opratedby Wally Kocher and Lyle.>.j.,j..j..;. s,.,;..;. < 1 per buy ur amuuiiledtu uver 82.1011, besides pavinythemselves the yuiny vviiye fur idllime invulved and fur other evpenses incurred.The summary for the past yearwill be siibinilted for next vear'sissue.H. J. McVeau.Buy Your•JGarden Seeds!! in bulk and get your ^• •;; money's worth.•I"Art Schneider V' • Lowell, Mich. Phone 46-F2" YS. S. LEE, Al. D.Physician and SurgeonOFFICK HOUHS;WiandHi.C AUD OF THANKS.wish In express our thanksappreeialinii In uiir maiivrehdives and neiyhburs furbeautiful lluvvers. alsu fur Hiess slinvvn duriny Ihe sicknessand dealh nf uur smi and yramlsnu.H. H, \ iiUilellbrneek,Mrs. I.Hie Price.Mr. Juhn Dennis.MOILSi; i.AKF,Miss Wilder will demmislralecanniny lu Ihe yirls' cauniny club7th and iSlh uf July, Thuse wishiiiyIn juill the club . iin yet iufnliiialinliby calliny ur wriliny Mrs. I raiikHmiybtun ur Mrs. l-'lnvd Veiter.Mrs. W. 11, Heancbiimp iind sislerand friend, uf Luvvell. called milast Iridavrairc, uf Hnvvue (".euweek wilh Mis.spent TllesdavTIIKEF OAV CFLFUA TION A T RA-MON A.The biyyest three-day Fmirth-uf-Julv eelebratiun Hie hislnrv nf HauinuaPark, .il Heed's lake, iu (ir:indHapiils. has been arrany.d by thej park inaiiayi nient.I (ieueral Manayer DeLiiinarter aniuminces lhal ii yrand lire-vvurks dis-1 phiv will he yiven S.ilurdii.v uiyhl,| July .'{. and a sensalinual bidluun. ascensinn and duuble p:irachute, drup will he made by Miss Huth SI.('.lair, Michiyan's intrepid femadebidluniiist early Sunday eveniny,' hdv I.A biy and beautiful tirevvurksexhibitiun. anutber thrillinyhidluuu asceiisinu and duuble para-I chute drup bv Miss St. Clair will bej yiven Mundiv eveniuy, .lul.v alb.Mure than 100 hiyh class amuselllentswill be upen fnr the enterlaiunieiituf Hie hnlidav cruvvd.Matinee and uiyhlvaudevilleshuvvs. ull'eriny the best Keilh-AIheeNew Vurk acts, at pupuhirprices, wilh special Imlidav l)ills.i Y'" he the iitlriiclinu at Hamunaj Ihealer.Haiiiuna yardens. Hie dancers'I paradise i n Western Michiyan.boast my of the best Hour and urchestraiu the state, will be upenInr the dancers Saturday uiyhl.Mundav alleriiuun and Mondayuiyhl. Lew Caskev's urcliestra willplay a special pruyram uf ja/.zvdance umuhers.Arranyenieiits are beiny made Inuller special police protection toyuard Hie autus uf all visitorsayainst Ihett or loss of accessories.Ihe live acres of beautiful woodidpicnic yrounds are ready to welcomewestern Michiyan residentswho will attend the celebration andwill have tree use of the yrove.Mrs. Frankafteniuun.Miss Alice Pnrrilller. is spendiny theFairehild and also ,aflernuuii wilh Miss Thelina Suvd.(ibarlic Murphv is visiliny hisdiiuyliler and Imsliand. Mr. and Mrs,Charlie Pauliis fur iiu indel'milelime.Aid.i Hall, in cmupany with FluydI'usler spenl Ihe week id Flk Lapidswilh Iheir inutber iiml sish r.Mrs. Ida Hall Ihey brnuybt hackfmir heauliful Miickiuac trmil. Iheliiryesl une weiyhed nine pnumlsIhiil Mrs. Hall sent In Mr. and Mrs.F. Fairehild. Flk Hapids is Hiepl.ace In yn tishiliy.Mrs. Fluyd Veiler enterliiined In.i six u'clnck dinner lasl 'InurMlaveveniuy iu buiior nf Mr. Veih r ssisters. Audie and Olive, vvhn werehume frmu Chieayu,Mr, and Mrs. h'tnyd Veiler amidauybters. Leuna and Marinu Cnlhv.went In Imiia tu the circus Salnrday.Mrs. F. Fairehild. in cmiipaiuwilh Mr. and Mrs. Will Fairehild ahSunday dinner with A. J. Pnrrilland family.Mr, and Mrs. Wesley Veiter eulerlained all their i bildren aud yraud-.reii lasl Sunday In dinner.Mr. iiml Mrs. C. II. Suiilh and familywere yuesls nf Mr. iind Mrs. OrluTiltyer iu (irand Piapids Sundav,Master Sammy Veiler. uf Luvvell.is yuesl uf his yrandparenls. Mr. amiMrs. Carl (inrliss lliis week.Huvvard llmiyb! 'U vvenl In DelrnilMumlay where he has a pusiliunwilli the City (iiis Cn.Last week visilurs at Ihe Franklluiiyhlnii hume were Averv Murrav.nf Nurvvay. Mich.. I ! . P.. Leu Wahlrun and i ; rank /imis. uf Liinsiny,and Herman tlniibull, nf Sprinylake.(ieurye Lewis and sun Melvin an IWalter Clark vvenl In (Ireenvil!'lasl Tuesday tu sec Chiirlii; Case,Mr, and Mrs. Melvin I cvvis anddauylilers lefl fur Iheir hmue inTexas Mumlay.Thev were yuinyIn visit Delrnil, Niayara halls andPillsbury iind uther places,Mr, and Mrs, Melvin Lew i, calledmi Mr, and Mrs. Sylveslei Seelevlasl Friday aftcrnuun.LOWELL MARKET IM PORT.Cur reeled Julv 1. H'2' - .Wheal. (lO-lb1 HiWheat. tiO-lb test, whiteI Ihlive, per Imir. per bid!).2(lOats, per hu 45Corn Meal, per cwtLliUCorn and oats, feet cwtL7llMiddlings, per ton 34,00Bran, per ton 32,011Hoys, dressed I h" l«> 17Hoys, live 11Calves, dressed 12 tu 17Calves, live 11-12Heef, dressedSc. tu I IHeef, livea to 8VaFowis, per lb IS In 21HutlerilaHutler fat•'I!'Ltfys ,-7Heans—Dark lied Kidiiev/.'I0Heans—Liyht Hed KidneyPea HeansPotatoes, per buWoolIIK KOin COKNERS.Mr. iiml Mrs. Weslev .Inhlismi,Mrs. Helena (iann iiml diii^hliiSidl.v Lull iilld Fluyd I nshi spenlThursday in (iraml Hapids.Mis. Ilehilii (iii Un iiiiil dilliylllerSallv l.mi. are spendiny a lew daysiu Luvvell wilh hn iiml her. Mrs.Iaiev Luster and lamilv.h^"'d I'usler lefl Salurdav imirninyfnr F.Ik Hapids fur ii fewdiivs'va.•.alimi mi a lishiny Irip. n liirninvMunda.vuiyhl,(!. ,1. ('.umis and fiimilv. nl I irandHapids, spent Sundav wilh Weslev.Inhnsmi and lamilv.Miss MaryarelMillern. nf helmil.iind HarharaI raiisue. ul' (,1 irksville.s. l ! M Ji N i'''i'^V | hmes .iml wile, of Kalimia/uu. IhenI .Mr. and Mrs. I' 1 ''','! S-'uLe, , mi Iheir leluru hmne dr ive In(iiei nville, spenl W. dne-.dav am! Ln.ok,^ lake iiid enjuved lb. b. auhursdiivwith Mr, and Mr., I.I 'iir,.! . ,. m rv ih.i'e ' «• . m a• , i, ui s.. m . in. m . II to 12 a.m.. 2 to I p. m. 7 to Sri.mim i ' , , ii i Mel \ i u Slarhird visited hi. cm.s-: Sundiv '{ to 4 n inMr, ami Mrs. 1 ii d (irme ejHeil un I j iVimk Kaufniiin. nf I'luwne Cell-; OFFICE'1 EE BLOCKMr. and Mi-, ( ni ne!! 1 .wi a • am! . , sundiv •'i i u. i.r.t. ului iv1':.lll j I \ S.ili'l .\ :it'lil "'.''I 1 - . I .III hilt;! Slilli.iir.l \v:is lill0lr «*93 1,1Mr. and Mrs. Dl Uhis Skellinu.i nl iHehini u,,. u t.lmdih — - •-tirand Hapids. Were lue.iliv eve ^iiiny callers at lid. Hiyler-.. /nuk md laiinlv. villi DU. IL il. SHEPARDDiiii Lewis am wile, ul 11 asl IIII;'.. y lti^ .,1 n,,, hmue nl Physician and Surgeon,, K^s2lIl r i.nw SJAiW m Iii: M """"'•'•i ">WEU,MICHIGAKHullerwm Hi hn pilal fm a vear i Ml, , lhvi|, |.„,| ri ,( r ;|1H 1 .-p,llnvv he piny his lalher .1. O S -'H x,,. , ;)11(| .j,,, lit. r nlI" 11 .,"' . i1 .1 . . . . ... . 1 1 iiiind Lipids, e.die.I mi Chira \iinMrs W 1. Imd am j hddren, nt u ^ |:|s|« -"'d has been a Imi I illnr vp s. Chi.un-v Mi lln die! !:,-l| farm Inr the past week dmn sunie| |;i , xl|(ml. iv m , hIin.>niii. Sin is survived bv hi!Neyonce HlockOF! ICL HOURS:10 to 12, a, m„ 2 to 1 and 7 tf. ? p, m.('Al/.. Phnner.'lfi. uiTiee; 47. ResidenceiindSundavdan ;hlis visiliuy IheirSirahWinks.,1. 1 rausuiChirksville. s|H 11SarahWinks i.n1 , Russell.Miss JessieSeliVV.iher hmue in ohiu1 Wn uinillhs' ViiealMr. Furvvard. • .1iny .i newWell h rthisweek.MiiryiiielMiilhi ii, • Illiirhiira Triiiisin , .,ispenl \\ edlles.la\ w ilhi iiiduinlhei.Mrs.fiimilv.nlvv ilh Mr ,•r, Mrs. |Lforiihreturn.1 uesdiiVm.l.nVVill. IsWeslev Jnhi'lrnil, iiinlChirksxille.Iheir i uusiii.llllpsnii.MluIMIur hhi\ wilh Mited wilh liliihlav • liDeilhtheirMr. Rus-Sundaviiii1 .leaimrMrs,(ila.lv s. spenl I himSiirah Winks iiml h. herrv piekiuy.Mr. and Mrs. 1!. p.Iruil. spenl uvei Suiimilher. Mrs. Sai iih \\ mi,•sell retuiiliny In his wnrev en iny.Mr. iind Mr .. ( la\ hui Srhw ,.h: ^Iaiuilv. nl Suiilh I... J.ai. Mr, m.Mrs. .lue Veiler md lamilv .1 MiJessie Sehwah spenl Nllinli , v> ii|Mr. iind Mrs. ,\iek I\1 nnsliiiliau, n(Iran.! Ihipnls.Mr. and Mrs. ('.linhm Sehvvihdiiuyliler Irene, uf Lhmlah . (nu Juhn ^ eih r and vvih1 l idavniuy.Mrs. (ieurye Sehwaider hher innlher. Mrs. I.uev I hu ll. .lu wilh her hmi eh aniir,Wednesdav.Mrs. (ieurye Sehwarderiimler. .iuhn •Sehw.irder Were ill 111.idyellhuspital lasl Ihiiisdiiv wherean X riiy piciure was laki n nl hisarm and shuulder.l.lruvSchvviirder.ids. spenlSiiliirdavdavwith Ins latherhishrnlher. (ieurye.Mr. and Mrs. Waller r.hikesleiami Mr. and Mr . (iriiil Wiiie'r. ulLuvvell. spent Sundav in l.ansin.,wilh William Ahhnll an.I lamilv.iind Mr. and Mrs. New lull WiirnerandI'amily.Mr. iiml Mrs. Melvin Lewis ealli'dnil Mr. iilld Mrs. Walhi r.hlkesleelasl Sidurdiiv idlei•IpedI Allaslilh'irandLapdil iind Sun-Ihe hmne ulii lln i \iLavufiie Sihwiih. ufspeudiny Ihe weekwilhpaiiiils, Mr. and Mrs. Wiilee.Luvvell.ishis yrandler Rl.ikes-NOIM'HWill PispenlSundav\ LIP.t \M;S \ LRSl S."ter. ui (irand Rapids.wilhhisF.li/ahelh. vvhn is shivin(iraiidinnlherHiehiiimid.Mrs. Priseilhi Riehinnml andiihelh were ealli rs al the Willi ill In line ai Luv. ell .Siilurdii>llunil and even ill;,'.Week mid \ isilurs ul' Mr, am\hi rill |)ii\were Mr. iUid Mrs.ell I lav. (.1 Spiirlil. Mr, iilld.h iii Harris. >.1 Ilelmil. Mr. and MiW ill Sii\ di r. nl Nm riiye. ' Int.Sund.i.v . vi iiim; ealh-i s uf Mr, iiu(l.iv. Siilurilay•,':(I0 to ^p. mM. C. (iltEENE, .M. i)PhysicianSurgeonOlVicc in Ncgonce 151k.,LOWKLL. MR.Ili(IANJOHN R. >li:VlvKI!~ Doiiii-'lPHONI-. L'lt; HOI Its 'J lu (Open Wednevdav"'d SiilurdavF veil i ny 7 tu llOffice Clof-il tluirscliiv Aflernaon-DIL M. t» w \RNI;RI 'sic ipalilic PliV sieiallSure« •»! I '• Or. L, F , Mnlli. w*Ne^on'eRlo' kI I\S ell. MichiyiinOlliee Hourslu a, MI, h. ll! i .!' p. m I i 'i p. illI > i 11ii . 11 1 ', 1 h.•" . (. dls hv Ap-II. P. ( i O T F K E D S E N1 Musician and SurgeonOVEH CITY STATE R.'.NKI OWKLL. MICHIGANi'HONLS: Olliee 222-2. IL.use 222-.'iSEB C(.LIJNN (.. ']()\\SU V, M. I)Eye, Ear, Nose and ThroatOl FICKS; fifll-aOa Asliton Hui diiiiCitizens phone 02-179(.RAND HAPIDS. MICIIIC VNV. i linvo il. C. King andSons' ln.pt.er! leaminp. 1 ( • in. i ! i - tippefl,Lut' ( • 1 i ! i r er] andtjerminaf•( )-i t .Art Schne'iderl CLYDE I. GREEN, D, €„OF (iKAM)llAT'll/SLICENSED CHIROPRACTOROver Mrs. White's MilineryLo we'llTuesday, Tiiursdaj, SaturdayHours: 5 to 8:30 P. M.ADVIC.K ON DIKTX WW SKKV1C.Ki/.myre-Chiropratie Spinal \djustments pr. lucestills in the fojlovviny coiulilions;1 Iciidiiehe. Ii.icKiiclie, Ncuralyia. I^inma'di, Liver andRowel Truuble, Nervousness. Sleeplessness. Havfever. (IniIre, Asliiip.ii, (.ouyhs and (.ulds. KidneyTifiiibh'. Tmisilitis Hiyh and Low Rinnd I'ressureandWrvneck.C.iiiisHllnlioii nii.l ;i i in ltil iii.iylsis of Ih'- spine may beI mi' •villi(>ut taisl ur obligalionr.>. iMIiyi I I I " " I "T fT •^flT"! nTWIWri m4CUSIi JDHBMEnew• PFOR SAI.I'.Aa heifer eal(liierusev.I hnniiis.1niihscbunlhuuse.Allu exchiii^e.I nR SALI-t r. shRiy milker.I'iell. phnne a'l I 1niih h cuw11 .ler .ev ande ulW ahiiiiaiiI'ilsl III Lu Wimm2.S-2 rinys.ip ,.Life's Worth Livingif youEat at Harry'sRestaurantRegular Mealsplenty to eatShort Ordersas you like 'em andSpecial SundayChicken DinnersFair PricesGood Sen iceDay and Night ScrriccDETROITand return viaSunday, July 1 ithTake a boat trip, bus ride, visit beautiful Belle Isleand other parks.SCHKDCLF.- rr.i . . vI .ea \ i Lnwell ....12 l.') a. ill.\i i ivc Delfi il . * . all . inCUW•auk1'ORishC. ISAI.i: Cahhaye plants,h.ahlheads frnm impurhiFOR SAt.t:weiyht 2Purehr.Mniiks.Alexander.l l aliii ynml w ui ksmmd andhuine piys..humI. 11a. F 22. l|.FOR SALF "Leadiny Chieayu imufacturer has .i line piann iindpliiver piann in Hie vicinil.v ulI .nw ell sliylillv used ami piiidlvpaid fur.Wniiderlul uppnrluu109 Main Streethv sidi\luer. 1 nv1 la 2^ J ®FREE MIKEwith rollicking music byWARNER'S ORCHESTRA OF LOWELLStudebaker Sales and ServiceGARAGE119 So. Kidd St. IONIA, MICH.JULY 3,1926The garage has been repaintedand is clean. This is the first timeI have been able to show this plant,I have a garage 66 x 125 feet, lotsof room and good equipment.LYNN PERRY, Mgr.ity fur p;Miiall mn(jiiick furuiidinn lulllinuis."FOliwiIliny Inpav nienls.II. eniitidO.. Rux 172.cmnpelcWideinfur-!!hic.ay •.I|ii-;.SALF. Inlerualiniiiilciillivalnr. alinnst new. nmnf scales, spriny lunlh drayvvaynii with eunihiiialinnrack. Will he suld cheiip,parliciiliirs see Phil Dennis,ell. H, I', D,ladiny• pair. farmhavFnrI ,uw(c aI'OR SALIv-llO acres uf hav.Mrs.Win. Huvvard, Phunc a I - h -1 -1. (p aFOR SALF—P, 12a Ford liuck. calland stuck niek, 72x!)U, R.nlli hiyliand luvv year, cash ur trade.Cnuld's yaraye.(c 2 IfI'OH SALFVeryeniiesHuwler, Te/-ruuinRoad.., :IOLhuuse.7ISMrs. Mary(p LaCOTTACF TO HFNT at Mm rismilake. See Harrv Hullaml. (p .iWAN'TFI)—A imiii tu help in hav inyand harvest.(J. M. lludsun.Lowell, Mich.(p ,'iWAN'TFI)—All kinds uf puiiltry. Alsuealvi-s une day uld ur# ulder,Martin Kunimaii. Phune ll'J I-'-.'k(p 7WANTFD—Puultry.Liyhest pricepaid. Will call for same. C, II,Alexander, Lowell phone lla-2,(p 45 IfWAN'TFI)--ItIO ayenls tu sell inspare time in exclusive terrilurythe "Stransky" Vapuri/er andDecarbuni/er,Saves 2a In aO'/t,uf yasuiine; prevents earbmi truubles,Suld un a "muney-back"yuarantee.Seels itsi-lf, Wurthits weiyht in yold. Address CulunC, Lillie. Cuupersvillc, or 230 Ottowa.avc,. (irand Hapids, Distributorfur Western Michiyan. (ca-tfFOR HFNT—(I unfurnished mudvrurooms, convenient for hoiisckccpiny,Fdwin Fidlas & Co, (c2tfWANTi:!)—MAN—Willi car to drivecountry.No experience necessary,Special traininy yiven free.Good pay. 810.00 to $!IO,00 ii weekfor steady work.Write today.Box 1(132, Dept. F„ Philadelphia.Pa. * (c a-G-7T liL constin-cf.t hncs of the Michigan ivaiiroa^l-n w ill expendnearly S2t,000,000 this year tor aJJitions ani.ito therefipecii\ i' properties.These outlays will provide for greater sale-pc.arJs tohuman Ilk', more comfort tor the traveling public, ii-.vii a .ii laciliiu:-. anjbetter freight senice.Michigan Railroads may justly claim more than their modest ^h^an -vW Scree Michigaji.I hey have contributed to the upbuiidinu ot theindustries ot the C ommonwealth,as perhaps no other group ot rail iinesinAmerica has done.Iwo decades ot tremendmis industrial expansionjustified this far'sighted policy of the railroads.In encouraging industrial up-building, the railroads hartalso, in ameasure, created a Home Market that absorbs the bulk of the products ofour farms, orchards, gardens, etc., right at home.So true is this that withincreased production, the railroads are annually hauling farm commoditiesless and less.All of these—except the hay crop—are consumed at home.T HIS tremendous Home Market is the ideal market.But the expansionpolicy means more.It has created an outlet for similar productsgrown in other states.The track market at Detroit, for instance, handles40 ditlerent perishable commodities from the cars direct to the dealers—asingle transfer only.To illustrate: Fresh tomatoes are found at the greengrocers for seven months in the year, thanks to expedited service and therefrigerator car.Shipments are made from Old Mexico and five southernstates before the Michigan crop has matured.This is so for the entirelist ot fruits and vegetables.With our present railroad system the average wage earner of todayenjoys a far wider range of delicacies on his table the year round than didthe Kings and Nobles of Europe of a century or more ago.T^HE Michigan Railroad Association, then, takes justifiable pride inX announcing its program of improvements and betterments for thecurrent year which will further aid the state's industrial advancement, giveeven greater importance to the Home Market, and contribute still moretowards raising the standard of living of all the people.MICHIGAN RAILROAD ASSOCIATION

Cbc Ml Mm and Jlto SoloVolume Thirty-FourLOWELL, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 1FOUNDKl)ONSECUIUTYMAKE THIS BANKYour Business HomeUUll.TSKKVICKHAPPENINGS IN AND AROUND ALTO: Success Is No Accident!Most people earn it through the aidof a Savings Account.Can you afford (not) to have onewhen just a few dollars will open aSavings Account at this bank today?FARMERS STATE BANKAito, Michiganki A Home BankFor Home Peoplo"Big, Strong and Serviceable. { . ^ - I - ^ 4 * + • *1*! VACATION CLOTHES IFOR THE BOYS^4Sj|• \ ^ MiVDutchessLong Pants$3.00.Made of durable, firmwovenfabrics, colors thatboys like.BrightSport Sweaters$3.85.Gay colored V-neck Slipoversthat every live wireboy wants.Wool SwimmingSuitsS2.85Khaki FlapperSuits$1.75.COVERALLSSmall SizesMediumLarge$1.15.51.35.$1.85.Cu-iahl MimkiT is worUiniA IWOxalKrirsuii.Mrs. .1. KuiiUr was :i (iraml l!:\|ijtlsvisilur Tin sdax.l-'rnl I|n\I is alli'mliir; simimcrsih.mlin (iraml lliipids.\|. |). Iluvl ami wilC iml son 1'i'filwiTr in Iciiia Sumlav al IcriKiuii.Ilciir\ Slali-r ami l':iiiiii\ spenlSumlaxaHiTiii'iiii al liccd's lake.Dcprmlalilf used cars all inakt'sivasoiialdc prices.(Idiilil's (iara.ur.:id\.Miss Uralncf is \isiliiiLi IMTsisliT, Mrs. I ini,. |i\';" iT. "Il.aniis-Miss (larrif I'.t iis visiliny lu rsister and lamihin I'du llapids lliisw 11 LMr. iml Mrs. Frank Hnnki-r amisun \isilrd rrl:ilivrs in Miiski.ut'iiSnmlav.(..•raid Hnnki r has hcfii assisliiii;;\s. I I ricksiin w illi his polalnplanlin^.Mrs. I'.arl \amhrlip. who hasjIn 1 11 (pule sick wilh grippeis l;cI jliny lu-llcr.Mi>s \iidi. \ imU-rlip :ind .Miss;()pal hinlanian wi-ic in (iraml ll.ipidsln.sdaNMr. and Mrs. I'ml. \ Hrown. ui;l laiiics. . ;dh d un Mi s. Mai i;ar. l -1 • rl l;i'\ Siind.l\ .I h/ahclh Slah r is \ isiliiu al Hit';Knirsl Hairs huiiii' mar \Vhilm>-\i!!iIhis wcrkMrs. Arllmr (.udrrr-Culu.. \ isiled Mr. andHiinki r l.isl week.Mrs. Allies Kupf andKaslerln (:dhd al llu*huinr Mumlav eveiiin.u;.Id ward I l.r^\ andHuvilr (lil\. ne visilillL; Mrs.^:irel Her^i-v lliis week.W e arc still spe. iali/in.u "ii lin-s.MlK.'l' 1. S. ur l\elle> curd.s It.'.l."i.I.uweil Anlu Sales C.u. advMr. and Mrs. ,1. ilinm r w IlhIdsic llriidiluii and nuillicr.Mr. and Mrs. l-'red \ uidc \ lurne.uf hnlluii. were Siimia\ dinmiumsls uf Mi. and Mrs. .1. Kunkle,Mr. :iml Mrs. I.rncst lluseiihernand sun Merle, spentHie Week-endwith Mr..nd Mrs. I.lu\d Iluiiuhluii.The heller Wulk shup hecanse ofnew and inipruved luuls and c\-incehanies.(inilld's (iaradv.Mrs. llu\ M.Naiiuhluii>1 Mnllikcn. were Snmla\MAC KIXNOX UKI NIOX.A rciiniun uf the MacKinnon t'amil\was held un .Inne 'JT :it the M:ic-(.rcMor huim near Mc(!urds. Ahoutlurl> attended. aniun}4 whitm wereI)r. and Mrs. ('.. II. (iunlon. ul" Knu\-\ille, Teiiii.. and tiieir ^randstm.(iurdun (iaskitl. uf Athinlic (lily. N..1.. Miss Malic McKinmtn, of Hopkins.Maryarel Knlluii. of Caledonia.Mr. and Mrs C. A. Van Amhiir^ andfamily, of Hart. Mr. andMrs. Fayettelluppoiijdi. of lleulin^. Mr. andMrs. C. II. Cuuk and family, of(iramlllapids. Mrs. F.li/ahelh Searsand I'ainiK ami hallI >r. (iurdun {4avctur> ul Hie familv. In1\ traveled in Sculldata.uoii.Ik on Ihe his-" i{4 recenlualhcrinwCAKh OF THANKS.We wish lu express unr In| thanks tu Ihe neijdihors and friendsw hu were su kind tu mir sister andherrcaviMe\.w ol din}; ;hidiirinf;' their recentheiiit. We w.mid also thankIccketl fur his eoinfurlintfalsu the ladies fur the sin.yI nnisic. Ami all fur IheHuwers.Mr. and Mrs. Ceo. I). Clark,Ithaca, Mich.KI. r. \. iofiOK .11: ALTO KMNT\K 2(1, l!»L'(i.C.MrI.mi.m.I' rank1 he n purl uf the Altu Kent C. T.A. fur the inuiilh emlin.u June lid.L'L'T cuws wentested this inulllh.ill' ihi-. niiPiher 7.S made ahuVe IdIhs.. .1' Lit and ill made ahove l.dddMiheI'arroll .famih.ulMar-•sis uf l ; r ink Mc.N nmhluiiMr ("land SilcuN andi.rlhv Silcux attend(ir tiid llapids Muiimilkd h\ C. C.l .ei irLjcSki'INum.uref Mr.nearWin.GrangeTheaterSaturday, July 3^ n a T T ! m n r m m i r o ^A PathsPictureOur patrons know what that means.Co.rung, 'RUGGED WATER,"a Story of ihe Sea.SchradcramWestI'.owneStalerlluiilMrs.Mi n.i•all.linerInnl:niuht.id 1 :ra mid.andI leiWeekatl.owcll.Shnuii-•ni'-ctheMill.. amiF.I liseirensernuun.1 IriuhloiiineurycSlvidimn'tMhfll I'llell :i Ill.miuna Momla;.theirweddiiuh occur on IhiNOTICE TO STOCK OWNERSDo you know, by telephoning us, we call foryour Dead Horses and Cattle with Auto Truckwithin 25 miles of Grand Rapids free of chargeto you? We pay all long distance calls if youhave them reversed when giving order.The State Law requires you to bury all deadanimals 3 feet from top of surface. Call us andsave the trouble.Save the waste by letting us manufacture itinto high grade hog and chicken feed or fertilizerwhich you should have in the land.Try asack of Hartman's Tankage and be convincedyou get big returns for a small investment.Alldisease germs are killed by our high steam processof manufacture.HARTMAII TANKAGE WORKS.827 Michigan St., N. E.Grand Rapids,MichiganOir Rew Phone Umber it Aiteaitie 68846pcllenci'Ma.^c.Mrandand sunsdinm r gmand wife.Mr.amiMr. nnd Mrs.ed Hie circi's jda\night.Mr. amiMiwere Sundav dinand Mrs. S. \;iii('.alcdunia.Mr. andMrsriiumasFurw:called at theFrida\niuht.Mr. and Mrs. Allen WvleI'ur.liae. were dinn r u a-.luNalie MeNiiiiuhluii iml Mr >NurthWednesdav.Mr. ami Mi's. Charles Wllisl. ul\da. and llnssel \.-llisl and familv.ul liuwa.m r. . ailed un Frank Hnnkei and familv Salurdav,Mr and Mrs. .lack llreese andchildren, uf (irand llapiion Mr. ami Mrs. I.and lamilvliiesdavMrs. Nellie Fllislers. opalhinlanian. Niinderlip spent theJuhn Lav. r huine inj ,\Jr. and Mrs. .lack1 .'ini Mr. md Mrs. I li{ I V. i; s./lis 111 ended illj i ii ami Hapids Munda.v\ Amv .Miller wilh \'iami Will Kanll man. I'raiiees and,Fdlia I lostettJcr spent Salurdavj nr-',hl with liieml 1 - in While ' luiid. ilinu. h C.arlsun and sister IIntli:.nd lluward Smilll c dl. d un Miss ji Cracc llendricksuii and Mr. ami• Mrs. William Sahil'lald of\l!i 'dian.j Sntindavnight.j Mr. and Mrs. (| ami Mr. and Mrs.i lellded Hie show ,ili nielli lu celehratianniversarieswiiij same day.1 Mr. and Mrs. Stnarl hraper andlamilv. uf (irandHapids. called onArlle Draper am! Mr. and Mrs. Win.Fuller Salurdavnr hi. and ilernardhraper remained uver Snmlavwillihis AnnlArlie.Mr. and Mrs. Cland Silcos. accoin-!paiiied hy Orjiha Hunker and \aldaChailerdun vidled Mr. and Mrs.Frank Cinnin^s, uf Lansing. Snmlav.Miss Hnnkcr leinaining to spend Iheweek with IHT sister.Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hunker andCierald acci mpaiiied hy Mrs. Artljur(iudfrey. uf i.innon. ('.olo.. moti.redlu Muskegon Saturday aftcrnuunand Spent the week-endwithMr. and Mrs. Frank Mulder and Mr.and Mrs. Ollu (ludfrev.A large nnmher uf Altu lulks attendedthe funeral of Mrs. MyronThompsuii al I'.owne Center Nlonday.as she was vcrv well known,having lived in I'.owne township fora mnnher of years.The eoiinminityextends sympathv to Ihe sorrowingfamily.OUITI AUV—K. A. i;(M I.AUD.Kli/.aheth Ann Houlard was hornon Aligns! I. Hill. Her heaulifulspiril lived w ith ns and hlessed ns 11years. Id months and Hi days, whenThe All-wise Creator called herspirit Home on Sunday, .lime 2d,i!»•>(;.She leaves lo mourn, a father.Ward I*. Uoulanl, mother, Mary C.Honlanl, two sisters, Frances andSarah Harhara, two brothers, ClarkeAlden and Ward Houlard, Jr., hesidesscores of friends and relatives."We loved her, yes, we loved her.Hut Jesus lovedher more:—That's why he called our dear one.To lhal hrighl and hanpy shore.T'was hard when lirsl he calleil her.How could we help hut to care.Hut perhaps he had heller thingsinview:—For our Hetly "Over There."CAKH OF THANKS.Words cannol express our appreciationof the help and kindness ofour neighbors and friends duringthe recent loss of our loved one.Especially do we thank friendsfor the llowers and Hev. Heckettfor the comforting words andIheladies for the beautiful singing andmusic.Ward P, Houlard,and Family,Arthur ClarkeandFamily,SylvesterHoulardand Family,f (i. C. Hichards carriedtl" the Iiinii huiiuis fur hiilh'rfat.euws averauiui; IHdlh uf milk andtli.iilh uffat.l iie hIU 11 cuw. a pur*- hred Jersey,owned hv Mrs. .1. M. Iluwlcv. made1 :;iiilh ul milic and .Sl.nlh of fat.I'ln average fur the assuciatiunwas 7(in. Hh uf milk and IM.Tldh «dfat.l lie li.iluwiiig arc the three highesteuw s in each class grouped oili hasis u| hultcrial prodiictiun withIh. exci iilinii uf the last class w hichis un a milk hasis."J v car-i .lil class Pure hl'cd Jersevuwiied hv I.liner \cilcr made.•Tnlh uf milk and lil.dlh uf fat. pure.Pure hred .lerscv uwncd hv Seymuur llesche mailc '.'.i.dhami (in.lil h of fa I.Pure hi i il Ji rscv.iw netHichards madel.n'Jdlii ot.iCi.llh of fat.\, ll- ulll class Pure hred uWll.1 hv hail hills.n. made l.ltll.dh ulmilk .imi (la...Hi ul lal.i 'nre hied .hi si v uw lied^ eiler made I.illiTIh ul millit 111 fat.Pure hred iiulsteill uwncdNeiis 1 leinlrieksiill made 1,11 HImilk andhl.Tlh uf lal.I \ ear uld class Pure hred llolsteinuwiH'd hv C II. I" recinail made1, l.i III i u| in 11 !\ a in I /1 h ul lal.pur. hred h rsev uwncd hv I-'IUMIi iter made Sli.ilh ul milk and a.l.lilhUf fat.Pure hreil Shurliiurn. uw ned |»yH. Juhnsuii A Snii. made l.li'.l'.Hh ofmilk and .Ml.lUh ul lal.\ . ar I 'M and ' ildcr class I 'lirehi ed .Ii rsi \. uw in .1 hv Mrs. .1. M.I;i.w t. v. madei i'.n Hh of milk, andSl.nlh offal.Piii' Ine.I .h rsev uwncd hv Dan1 linseiihv Flme. and .V.I.hvofman.ii.lil 11 ull al.(IradeShortluiiiisuii A Sunle I .P.i Hh uf milk,andlurnladeuw mil.llinlhhv H.ul milkalill..'ilh ulMilkhv (imilk ami(li llleHichards.V./.idh ufYearmvHIlal.(iradilell l.uvelaii'l.assluma.l.fat.uW liedlillh ulstein uwiie.lle I.li.i.'Hi ulhv^:.!i.(;ih uflulslcinmade IT.fat..1.1 llulslcin uwncd hv l.einnr made l.aT'SH) ofmilk1 »v ksl ra. i il (irandsda\ al lleiirv Hami I'.i.dlh ul lal.1. i w I'elice laugcrs. Teslel".| ; |i V .Mr. ami Mrs, lleiirv Slater amifamilvuf Allu. calh .1 al I.d. Lind s.imi Win. Schiadei s W.dm .davevening.Mrs. K.ids. spenlIT'S.Mr. andim, , calhHuss Sumllerni. epari u| IIgerl.Mrs. Ihnrv Hrower andMrs. K. .1. hvkstra spentwith Mrs. Juhn Hrower.Mrs. hred havis, Mrs. Lincolnhvcerl. ul Mlu. called on Mr. andMrs, MelvinLewis, of Texas, whuare visiting here al present.Hev. Van Single, of F.asl Paris,will preach al ihe Wcsl Howne Cominunil.v chiireli Sunda.N evening.JulvI. and lue orchestra from F'aslParis will furnish the music.Mrs. han.1 mi Mr. amav.Hergvspenta' weekWilli..•wis. of.mlMrs.iap-'i.iWI lastArchthelatterThorah•rnlavHOWNH lUKJLK NOT ICS.Dee Hryanl and Miss Pauline Porriltand Miss Josephine Salshury andnephewHohert Kraft, spent Sundayevening wilh Mr. and Mrs. (ireggHamsdell, of Whitnevville.Mr. and Mrs. (Jeorge Fra/ier andMr. and Mrs. J. (i. Livingston spentFridayevening al the C.urley homemaking plans for the C.urley schoolreunion to he held August 7.Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Clarke andMr. and Mrs. Charles Clarke andfamily and Mrs. Wayne Henton andfamily spent Sunday afternoon atllie lumie of Ward Houlard.Mr. andMrs. (ieorge Clarke anddaughter, and Mr. and Mrs. WardHoulard and family spent Tuesdayevening with their parents, ArthurClarke and wife.Dee Hryanl and Hohert Kraftwere in (irand Hapids Sunday afternoon.Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hrew attendedthe Hrew-Johnson and Harris reunionat (ireen lake Sunday.Cdciin Livingston, of Delroil. spentThursdayevening wilh his parents.Mr. and Mrs. ,1. (i. Livingston.Sunday evening guesls of OrleyHums and wife were Mr. and Mrs.John Lutt and Mr. and Mrs. (iem-Krausc and Mr. Spannenhurg. ofFlmdale, and Mr. and Mrs. HowardAldricli and Huddy.Mr. ami Mrs. (ieorge Clark anddaiiglder spenl Tuesday and Wednesdaywith Mr. and Mrs. WardHuidard andfamily.Charles Junes, uf Kansas City.Mu.. called on his cuusin. Mrs. J. C.Livin^sluii une aflernuuii thepastweek.Dr. Nurlhrup and wifeand Mrs.Margaret Sipplc. uf (irand llapids.called onMiss Josephine SalshurySunday afternoon.Mr. and Mrs. David Whitehead, ofCrand Hapids, soeiil Tuesday andWednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Chas.Iiey came outlo attendof Miss Kli/.aheth Houl-Clarke. 1Ihe funeralaid.Mr. and Mrs. Orley Hums drove loAllendale and spent Sunday withMr. and Mrs. William Visser,Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stevens andthree daughters were guests of Mr.and Mrs. Arthur Clarke Saturday.Mr. and Mrs. (ieorge Fra/.ier enlerlainedon Sunday Mr. and Mrs. A.S. Duell and Mrs. F.lla (iuild, andMiss Sadie Wilson, of Alto, on jSunday.Si:*, and Mrs. Fred Hohhins andgranddaughter, of Chirksville.andsun Harold, of Chicago, siient Sund;,valleriiuun with J. (1. Livin.uslunand wife.Mr. andMrs. Hert Van Dyke andchildren, andMiss tlcleii Schncidcrand Huhhy Ditnn'r. ul (iraml Hapids.were Sunday guests uf T. F.C.nrlev and family.SOI THHOWNI2.Listen fur the wedding hells luring in the near future.Arthur Parker and wife visitedSunday aflernuuii at the home ofFrank Cooper, of Hastings.Victur and Vivian Parker arc havingIhe measles.Mrs. Viula Thunipsun passed awayal her huine in Freepurl Saturdayafter a hni.n illness.l-'niieral serviceswere held Mumlay alleriiuunat the Howne M. L. church.Hurialin Huvvne eeinelery.Helen .lohnsun is the guestcuiisin. MariunI'ardec.Mariui: Pardee spenl HieiierweeALASKA ATOMS.Mr. and Mrs. Joe Coon visitedIheir sun, Jesse and wife near CrotanDam Sunday.Mr. and Mrs. Orve Vanderlip andAitluir I'iekne.v. of Keene. visitedtheir parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. T.Dean Sunday.James l-'ox and familywere alsu Sunday guests.Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hoherls andlillle daughter Shirley, of (irandHapids. visited at Ihe home of LorisIsh Sunday.Nellie Colvin spent Thursdayniidil at Ihe home of (irandmaHaines.Hay Lock and family and Mr. andMrs. Fd. Colvin attended Ihe circusat (irand Hapids Monday.llerni Smith and wife and the Me-Intyre hoys of Detroit, was in thevillageSunday.Mrs. Fred Pallison visited herparents hen- Monday.Don Fox and lady friend of (irandHapids, visited atthe home of hisfather, Jesse Fox Sunday,Mr. and Mrs. Vandereook andfamily, of (irandHapids, visited alllie home of Mr. and Sirs, FrankFish Sunday.Several from the village attendedthe cilrus in (irand Hapids Mondaynight.Mesdames Coon and Howland aeeompaniedMrs. Mamie Fausl andson Avril lo (irand Hapids Saturday.Mrs. Fred (Jan/.el is altendingsummer school at Kalama/.oo.The Misses Orpha and HeatriceHunker, of Alto visitedfrom Wednesdayuntil Saturday al thehomeof tiieir aunt Mrs. ('.. W. King.C. W. King and family atlemiedthe show at night.Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fish and Mr.and Mrs. II. Hiek attended church in(irand Hapids Sunday evening.emi with her emisins. Lucille andAlice Juhnson.The Nash renniuii was well atlemiedal the Howne CraiiMe hallSaturday.A huiinliful dinner wasserved hy Ihe Ladies' Aid societyafter w hich the hiisiness iiicctingwasheld, inti rspersed with readings,music, huth vucal and iiislriiinciital.We Were surrv tu miss the facestruin lllinuis. there heing Iwu weddings.a daii.uhlcr ul Mr. and Mrs.James Scull, and son uf Mr. and Mrs.hick .luhnsun.Ahraham Speicher. uf Pittshnrg.Pennsylvania, visited Saturdayevenill.uat the Speicher and Karchcrhume.Mrs. Ahe Fash, dauiddcr llelcii.suns. Juhn and (iweii. left Tlinrsdaymurning for a trip lu Pennsylvania.On Mumlay they tell fur New Vurklu meet\nna and Henna, who spentIhe past year in California. Theywill all relurn huine July 1.Miss Curreiic Frhh, uf (Irand Hapids.is looking after the householdduties during the ahsence uf heraunt. Mrs. Ahe Fash.Miss Lucille Johnson andF.rmaFash tell Sunday lu alteml the summerschool at Kalamazoo.Fd. Laccy is wearing a hroadsmile Ihese days, all un acconnt oflln- grand smi arriving al the homeuf Mr. andMrs. Win. Purritl Tuesdav.June 22.(irandmaWalls is very poorly alIhiswriting.Mrs. .1. W. Porrilt and son Aldeii.iHenry Juhnson, Mrs. WioiamCos-LiriH. D. L. Nash, Mrs. W. IL, andO/.i Pardei' lefl Friday for Troy,(ihio, to spend July 1.Mrs. Vivian Anderson is caringfor Mrs. William Porrilt and hahy.John, James, and AldenPorrilt,Owen and John Nash, Henry Johnsou,D. D. Iloleomh, W. II. Pardeeand families, Clayton Johnson, Wm.Cosgrilf and wife, O/.i Pardee andwife. Win. (iraham and wife, of(irand Hapids, Mrs. J. W. Calill",daughter and hushand, of (irandHapids, Mrs. Morgan and wife, ofLowell, V. I). Nash, wife, daughterand hushand, of Muskegon, M. K.Hergy and family, of Hoyne City, C.M. Henediet and wife, I). L. Nash,of I'Mhurn, HI., picnicked at TownsendPark Sunday.N. McCOKDS ANH F. ( ASCADF.Mrs. John Dalstra, of McCords enlerlainedMrs. Fail Sinclair andMrs. John Cox for dinner Friday.Miss Doris Sinclair spent overSalurday with Madora Stevens, ofCascade.Hohert and Fredie Cox spentFriuav wilh the Munger hoys ofWhitneyvllle.Dinner guests at the home of JoimCox Sundaywere Ilernian Vandersllopeand family, of (Irand Hapids.Those who called in the afternoonwere Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tiseherand family, of Saitinac and Mr. andMrs. Simon Kee^slra and family, of(irand Hapids.(irandma Linton has heen visitingat Ihe Fred Tillver home for a lewdavs.Mr. and Mrs. Howe Lapp, of(irand Hapids, spent one eveningitIhe JohnCox home this week.Arthur Karrer and family were inLowell Salurdavevening.Karl Sinclair and family. JohnCox and family spent one day Ihisweek al Morrison lake.Miss Doris Sinclair and HertThompson spenl Sundav al Spri igLake.Aithnr Peel and daughter tookdinner with Mr. and Mrs. Turin;•and daughter, of (irand Hapids Sundayami found Mr. Turner verypoorlyin health.Fai l Simdair aeeompanied WilhurHurras lo Hoekford Tuesday.Visitors at tin- Fai l Sinclair homeIhe past week were (ieorge Sinclairandwife. Wilhur Hurras and wife.Fred Hnlhert and wife, Loren Lewisand wife.Loren Lewis and wife ' ailed atthe John Cox home Friday evening.l id Wiersnm and family, of CrandHapids. siient Friday evening at A.Ilousenian, Sr.. home.John Cox and family were in SaranacTuesd ty.Mrs. \chnaAldricli and sons returnedat the Fail Sinclair homeTuesdayal'lcr spending a lew daysin (Irand Hapids with relatiycs.We are sorry to hear V m Thompsonis sick in hed.LA HAKCK KIITLKS.Sumlaycallers at the Claud Loiinghome were Mr. and Mrs. LrneslHosenherg. of Crand Hapids. Mr.and Mrs. I.loyd lluughton, Mr. andMrs. Ivan Dinisc.Mr. and Mrs. Lester Neversfamily, of CrandHapids. spenlweek-end with their dau«hler.and Mrs. Alfred Moore.Miss Margaret Tinnn left Mondaymorning to attend snimner schoolat Kalama/.oo.A numher from this way attendedthe circus al (irand Hapids Monday.Mr. and Mrs. IrvinMrs. Vern Lining andl.eincke. and Mis. (.inutured to Home Acreswhere they were joinedThomas and Vern Luring.ing a picnic dinner.Miss LeahMiller, of (irand Hapids.visited over the week-end withher sister, Mrs. Huhert Spencer andi'amily.Mrs. Mand Coverhoiise and son(ieorge. of Kalama/.oo.visited laslTuesdaywith the former's hrother,Mr. ami Mrs. Will Knight.Mr. and Mrs. James Armstrun.uand suii have relur|ied tu their homeafter spending suine time in Flint.Mrs. Arthur Metizie and familyspent Snmlav with her sister, Mrs.Hurden Tupper, of (irand Hapids.Miss Dorothy remained lor Iheweek.Mrs. Vern Loring and familyspenl last Wednesday afternoonwith her mother,Mrs. L. ,1. StewilLOCAL HAPPENINGS AROUND McCORDS 1(irand Hapids, spenl Sumlay wilhandtheTlr.Mcl'OKDS MATTFKS.Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hill, of (.ramHapids, visited Mr. and Mrs. AlhertWilliamsSunday.Ivvelyn Williams i s altendingsummer school in (.rami Hapids.Mr. andMrs. Norm Thuinas. Mr.and Mrs. Waller Clark, visited inFcnwick Sumlay. .Vada Linton, of Alto,is visitingMr. and Mrs. (ieorge Linton, ul Mc-Cords.Mr. and Mrs. Alhert Williams visitedher niolher, Mrs. Hriggs inCrand Hapids Sunday evening.Harold Wood visited his grandparentsover the week-end.Mrs. Fred Thomas anddaughterMazie, were in Lowell Fridaynoon.Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wonlcn.Crand Hanids called al Ihe ClarliWilliams home Mumlayevening.Mr. and Mrs. John Keiser. Mr. :Mrs. Farl Vanderlip called un theirfather. M. 11. Vanderlip Wednesdaylie has heen verysick.McCOKDS (TLLINCS.Mrs. 11. H. Fuller spenlWednesdayin (irand Hapids.We are all glad lu know MelvinFllis is aide lo he hack on Ihe johagain afler his recent illness.Mr. andMrs. (Ieorge Linton andHayniond was in Caledonia Wednesdaynight.Mrs. Anna Haley and daughters.Mrs. Winifred Marluw and lleulahand Theura called on (Irandma Linton and Mrs. Ludlow Thursday atternoon.Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Wallace, of(irand Hapids. spent Sunday al W illFlynn's and Mr. and Mrs. FluydFlynn were aflernuuii visitors.Hussel Smith, of Lowell, spentSalurday evening al F. S. Thuinas."Mr. aiid Mrs. Duaiic P.mwii. ofWhilm y \ ille. called at CharlesCamphell's Saturdayafternoon.Hosella Owen ami Arthur Fllis alleildedtin 1show at Lowell Salnrdaynight.Will Flynn and family attendedthe Nash reunion al Howne CenterSaturday.Julius Crans spenl Salurdaynightwith Hayniond Linhm.Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kinvuii. ufF. S. Thomas.PearlFllis spent Saturday aflernoonin (irand Hapids.Mrs. Charles Peel, of Alto, spenlSunday at 11. H. I'll Iter's.Howard Linhm and Dorene Mc-Connclalleilded a picnic at (ireenlake Saturday afternoon.Mr. and Mrs. John Linton andfamily. Mr. andMrs. Joe Andersonand family, Mr. and Mrs. FrnestHales and family. Mr. ami Mrs. (leo.Linhm and family, and Doren Me-Cuiinel. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Dean andfamily and Julius Crans enjoyed apicnic dinner at Camp lake Sunday.H.usc Ha. Owen and Arthur Fllisand Walter Flynn were in (IramlHapids Sunday evening.Laverne Warner, of Caledonia,K was a Fridaynight supper guest at(ieorge Union's.Mr. and Mrs. Sleinherg spenlweek-endin Fallashurg.Will Fulhous. of Ohio,calledCharles Camphell's Salurday.theatspewitMrCOUHS NFWS.Miss Lorelta (iraham, of Detroit.Sunday night and Mondayher annl. Mrs. Allen L»sh> andMr." and Mrs. Allen Lashy andchildren, and Miss Velma (Iraham,were Sunday dinner guesls al the(iraham home al Campau lake.Sunday callers at Ihe Lashy homewere Mrs. Isahelle Necdham, Mr.and Mrs. (ieorge Hroad and souJack, of Ionia, and Frank (Irahamand family.Fred Thomas. WillMcClenn andAllen Lashy alleilded Ihe Masoniclodge al (irand Hapids Monday evening.Mr. ami Mrs. John Hockefellowwere Sunday visitors at the Shimmelhome.Mr. and Mrs. F. M. JohnsonandMrs. Vcrha Schawder. also John Lashycalled al the Lashyhome Tllesdav.john llii/ingia and grandniolher.Mrs. Iluzingia atlendcil the circus atCrand Hapids Monday.Mr. and Mrs. I'.hner Sleinhergspent from Saturday afternoon toSunday evening al the Floyd Langhome- in Fallaslmarg..Ji »J» ij. .*« ij. .J, .*« .J, .J, .J, »*. .J, »J. .J. .J. .J. .J. .J. »J. .J« i•Sehooley..ouisLoring;Sunday.'hyN. C.;all enjoy-• '!• • • •!*•?M. D. HoytLumber, Building MaterialsCoal and CementWhcTO Ouulilv nnd Price MeetALTO, MICHIGANSOUTH-WKST NFWS.Mr. and Mrs. Willie Hurch andMrs. Mary Holf spent SundaywithMr. ynd Mrs, Oeorge Sinclair, ofCascade.Mr. and Mrs. Sam Morley and Mr.and Sirs. Alfred Harrison, of (irandHapids, took supper Wednesdaynight with Willie Hurch and family,Mr. ami Mrs. John Christof andfamily spent Friday ^vening withFail Kinyon and family.Sunday visitors at the home ofMr. and Mrs, Frank Peck were Mr.and Mrs. Ohftrlie Harper and family,and Mr. and Mrs. Fd. Funk, ofnear Hoekford.Miss Lettie Kinyon returnedlaslSunduy lo the home of Farl Kinyonandfamily, after spending a weekathome,Mrs. Frank Peck spent one daylast week with her parents, Mr. andMrs. John Cramer, of Crand Hapids.Her sisler, Mrs. Peesley returnedwilh her and will stay mdil Monday.Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pearson andMiss llaxel Kinyon, of CrandHapids,called on Mr. and Mrs. FarlKinyon and family Sunday afternoon.HARRIS CRKBK.Mrs. Mary Cuest, who has heenvisiting friends and relativesherefor llie past two weeks returned loher home at Merrill, Mich., Thursday.NMr. and Mrs. Peter niomas spenllasl Tuesday evening with his sister,Mr. amiMrs, Myron Thompson, ofFreeporl.Miss Bernlee Cuest, of Merrill, isspending some lime wilh friendsand relatives here.Fraslus Hooveris assisting BernardFlynn in remodeling his barnMr. and Mrs. llerni llerriek,and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. NurmanSwainstuii ami family, Mr. and Mrs.Helanger and family picnicked atJuhn Hall park Sunday, the occasionheing Mrs. Ilerrick's birthday.La Vern Menzic is working on themail cast uf Campau lake.Miss Dorothy Lawyer has beenhired to leach Ihe La Harge schoolthe coming year.Mr. and Mrs. Lainberl Munshawand Anna Weslra spent Sunday withMr. and Mrs. Will Knight.Mr. andMrs. Hoy Knighl, of South CrandHapids, were also callers.W11ITN F V VI LLUWIIATNOTS.Will Hates and wile were in LowellFriday.Mr. andMrs. (ieorge Peel visiledrelatives in Crand Hapids a fewdays, returnedhome Thursday.Helen Monger spenl Ihe week-endin (irand Hapids wilh a friend.The Crange was entertained witha line program from the Cariala(irange Saturdav evening.W'e allcnjuyed il very mm h.All CraUnCl'Saiiseiit don't knowwhat they missed.Supper was served to aboutIda people.Dr. and Mrs. C. II. Cordon, olKnox ville, Teiin . and grandsmi.Cordon Caskill, of Athinlic ('.ily, N..1., visited at the |). C. Hlood homethisweek.Will Hales Is remodeling • hishouse., ^Mrs. Nettie Hutchinson, of (iramlHapids, visited her son Duane, a fewdays,honovan Warner spenl the weekwith his parents, John Warner amiHert Douglas, wife and littlegranddaughter were in CaledoniaFrida evening.Hoy Monger and family spenl Sundavin (irand Itapids.NORTH HOWNE. rHev. and Mrs. Clans, of Lowell,called on Jacob Krebs and family,Wednesdayafternoon.Jacob Krebs had his teeth extractedby a Lake Odessa dentist lastweek. .. .Ira Frb, wife and two little sons,spent Sunday al the home of MncentKelley, near Freeporl.Clenn Fingleton, of Hastings, isvisiting his uncle, Alex Wingeierand family. t

THE 'OWri.T. LFPOF.R *vthe fni! n ;the eoli iI>••;!' an !fields, and by llie er'eis*m'Kerel• slioiibw IfI'nthathaverun•en yui'l whilelu-tiirrivinR ai"CThrepaiers.the iBattery One of MostValuableAccessoriesOpen Type of EquipmentI'seful for the ChicksThere are iwo L'ei'd mealmeiii in a ration.• .ni.I d.-vi r bay. ir old teers for1:.iy alsu made ai!e f !• buller h iy v,!;"n usedcorn.Ibe I,We,111inppino: FatIIo^- iapper a .'i prodm er kimwa• . • -! ip.i ti^' ;'a! icirs In but- ii. I'.ul d.iy is- and no i u/ |s luoproper jir. railliunslilies are b: i In lied'•te lu ib.' shiiiplnat::e Ii eMi,. .MMliollr and dn adluo .'ml iu ship lio«jfai iu .hip W theare laken. ll Ibe11:11. ily i'i liaiilim,' •'\ards wi'honiitre andTr:, ns^it T'lboronlosisFrom Poi(lt;'\ to Stocl1 and crevices where they hide andbreed, and destroys insects and their eggs. Spray Flit onyour garments. Flit kills moths and their larvae which eatholes. Kxtensive tests showed that Flit spray did not atainthe most delicate fabrics.Flit is tbe result of exhaustive research by expert entomologistsand chemists. It is harmless to mankind. Flithaareplacedthe old methods because it kills all the insecta —anddoes it quickly.Get a Flit can and sprayer today. For sale everywhere.STANDARD OIL CO. (NEW JERSEY)DESTROYSFiles Moeqsitoeo MoihsAnts Bed Bags Roaehoa"The fellow mm with IheSleek keiuT'ThtMystery"Think of a poet eating beef!" shuexclaimed."Think of a poet having money tobuy It!" he sighed.Most actors prefer a small role toan entire loaf.HandedOnMoe—Why didn't you ask Mabel forher hand?Joe—She gave It to me last night—right ncrosa the face!In muny cuRea writer's cramp af*feeta the stomach.Shmke U hue four ShoesMfrMe u Into the toet helhALLEN'S FOOT-EASETakes tbe friction from tbe eboe, relievestbe peln of oorni, bunloni, oalluiea and tore•pota, freabem tbe feet and glvei new vigor.MakM TlfU or New Ihew M luyAt nlgbt, when your fiwt are tired, aore and•wollen from exceaelve dancing or walking,iprlnkleAllen'a PooUICaee In the foot-batbend eefoy the Mm of feet without en ache.Over Dae Million flv« hundred tboueaud poundf ofpowder for tbi fa* were uaed by our Army Md Mevydorlny tbe wer.Trial Mekef* tod a FoeUgeeeWtlkTnn Doll Mot pafiL Addrwe,uxwi poer-uu. u iei, a. ?.--•r-THE LOWELL LEDGER and THE ALTO SOLOw w > > s u — — M — k — — j — — a — i j BBBP—i——wi — tubb—a—a—a^ar—rMg-ri—T IIWV • —"• —nT^atu;«|K y itl*HIkTk';t;"!s?stftJl??' >?!:• a kX^"i5C«' if liked.Prune Cake.—''ake one cupful ofi augar, two itiblespoi 1 rnls of butter,' one cupful ef c.u.hed prunes, linelychopped; oiie-half cupful uf prune,Juice, one leaspuonfiil of soda, twocupfuls of lluur, iwu leiispounfuls ofbaking powder, one leaspounful ofcinnamon, one half leaspounful olcloves, une teaspuunful of nuimeg jMix In the order uiven. sifiinu flour I| nnd dry liiuredient-; tuueiher. I'.akeIn Iwu layer- abuni thirty minutes.Ice with upe cupful of powderedBuuar. ihi - ' lal. e-j uuiiial-. uf butterand eiiuaah cr. am to make uf lb" cull jreaaici| wilh Ihe siiuar be- •a ea ia is adde.',and Spinach.—Thei ciiaiied spinachurr; up meal. Ileala' •:e i.n a planer neatSurruiiml with a border ufle. ..li,. .! spa, ej, c .epped. U'irnishedV. i a • ei! hi'.l'll !%ed I'UUS.Lal.cd Ii.'.1:1.—I ' each thid. slice ulham l a l.e une cupful uf mill; urcnuii. h iu euver. (over and bake in aslow u\en fur an buiir or more.D>r,hc!; From Grains.The cuarser I'uuds are .pille neeesBury in our diei and should be freely;used ill all limes: of Iheyear.Scotch Oat CrackersI'll! two cupfuls uflulled uats throuuh ihmeal grinder, .add one|| Iirib of a cupful eachut milk and mulassesone and one half lable |spoonfuls ol fill, 'unefuiirlh uj a leaspuuii!ipal su la, one lea -puuiil'lll uf s ;i !i and |one fuurlh uf n cuprul uf raisins ur jnuts cut iiil'i bits. .\il\ well, full verythin and cut iniu I'aic.v sliapes, I'.ake 1lwenl,\ miniile. in a muderaie u\ 1 n.Oatmeal Soup.—Take ..ne half can '01 tuimitui s, une 1 bird uf n cupful of(eiii!"'.!,upfiils- !•!' wai'.'!', onelablespu.ii.i nj uf sugar, one hull uf nMiiall onion, peppar and salt 1.. insie,h bli ol bayleaf and two lable: • poullfair, of pennui I u 11er. Cook one hour. ;rub thr. u;;h a •••..ve, add saasoninu Ifneeded and serve hoi.Hominy Gems.—I'oiir one cupful of1 sciibled milk over half a cupful ufcorn in.'ill, i dd uiie fuiirth uf a cupful ;nl' huminy. a lahlc pui nl'ul (.f suutir :nnd lln same uf •diurie: ing: m!\ well, 1I'ocl. add 1 yull; 1 lealen Ihicl; am!ll Wi lie bi'titeli -li'T Sit' in une tllld \one half tea• puu| 1 1 uf hal, 11/ puw |, tier and a lit 1 le s ; ,|| ; h.ail well andbill e Ip |iu! well 'area- 'd 'jelu pale-.Corn Meal Gems.—Take .me half•"priii of corn np al, add one cnpf'ilof lluur,!. "I spi up 1 ' I i • uf bll.ipe" ' W Xnfaf!;.•. 4 r'»! : >Jml,.*-'*% f ^to*,%*w*#/. ^. •X-,tjLDU. I PKDF.RICK RGREENEdilor of "HEALTH "DO0C 0 ooocr. -yc fTOa00-0-0 'J O C -OOO1 , \\ • n .\. w I"iiloll.)PRLVENTINGMALARIAINrilZ ARMY1I.I,•$'$l ' : :j- • >\ : ri, urr..ui:< IM, *•« i , f |/.: ;. • • - '•r> M fr ur*/'nnyih;.,' o'a,: uikcci./ . • ', int'-1 .ii...,.f:/D\ISV I:v KIIILRK A It O 1. L) S O M I K A U , o.y'uV u' ' ".N ' Y^Cut 0..al;r S.';oc Boil, Capped^I Hock or Hursiily forwill reduca them and leave no blem.ishor. iitopn Imneness promptly. DOSSnot blister or remove the hair, andhorse con ho worked.$2.50 a bottledelivered. Book tt A free.W. F. Yoari, Inc., 510 Itimu St., SprionteM, MiW. N U . DETROIT. NO. 26.-1926.I? M E N ?You have no reasons forbeing BALD, when Forst'sOriginalBARE-TO-HAIRgrows hnir and aaves whatyouhave.Dn

THE LOWELL LEDOtiR and ALTO SOLOJai^Jcy^uSrctiSummer is WlnilieShirt TimeWarm weather brings shirtsinto full view—you will wantfresh, lustrous, new ones.Here's a special value on shirtsof Engiish Broadcloth in white,also blue, tan and gray, collarattached6 ) oons. 2 -4 -' 'ITEMS OF THE TOWNd,ii!\ • il -7(!;irl l-'n'\ i rmulli md Miss Iv.ihi 'Kiel Wt-ff ill Allnoll S illii - il:i\.\ll ri ;id.s irml I' I •1 i ll.I. 2. •"{. !. Ild. if ( - ..)iiiiii . i!;il''s,licv. Ni w :is .in Mlii' " isil. .rI rid;i\ ;iili| S;illirdj|\ .il lilt i .. I.iiisliiulc.Miss IJITIIHV IIdlli. !•! I •••Ii il is|it'iiillllL; l\Vn cl lliivr \'t'i'l\s w ill;re Iii I i \ i's in l.owrll.Mr. .md Mrs. W.sl. v 11.Hi . :SIIIII|;I\ iliiiiu r --n.'sls 'I MiMrs. Hi i in i ! Hiv/in;!.llie Wi s! I.OWT'll 1 ll. M .siiill;il'\sucii l> A ill in. rl Willi M; -. \l:i \Slilllnll \\'i (j111'sij,i\ , .Inl \ 7.\ll s. Inllll \ 11111 r-, ;ii ii)l|!p.ii:ii'illu r ilmuhtrr. Mr.. I •. Siiiiniis I • lasliir,nnl linjiiils 1 :is| Siiiirii.iv.The lu'llrr \\ (il'k sll(.|) In i M 11 s i OI' \ i i;new :iml impi'dvcd lools and rs 'lu-rit'lirfd nicc 11:1 ll ies. (iDlild's (lar ,agi'. .idv. |Mr. and Mrs M. rl Sim I nr , i'smi (lilrs. .111,1 Mi. in.I Mrs. llarrxiI limlri , i i Kn nr. a i I'i Su: 1 vilurs al Miiskral lake.Ansliii Ivl.yiiiylon. who wilh hist II iil\ llli'Vfd rrnni l.nWi il laslWfi'l; is allrinlii:, lln- I niversily i» !Illinois :il ('hainiiai.un. III.N\'. II. Walls, nl" Alio, and Iii-.'orim r m i^hhors, Mr. iiinl Mr-1I'riiclor. iit»w i l I'rm l'ir Inn. al 1 llddker.(' isradc villaur, \\( rr in li.wn .Mmiday.Mr. and Mrs. |!a\ llnll. uf I low irdCih Mr. iiml Mrs W. I-. hiiwsonIand Miss Nora Nrnislrdii-. ul" (liMmillanids. spriil Siiilda\ willi Mr. mlMrs. I.. .1. Mini.Tln-re will he i i iimniiinil s - alheriiu ill I llr Sulllll Hns:..n (illllhallSiillirdax ( veiling.. .Inl\ •(. I,adir>rurni-.h fiike :.i'd the (ir .i v,will S'-II ice l l ra ll iilld -ll av. hrrnI hr Mis-i Mai Liin 1 l.r.. . a::.!l.lsie \el/\. Imlh ri:i|i|( \ril hv Hilnlcnialidiiiil llarvrshr .uinpanv'ir iiu! llapids. rn Thm 'l:i.\ . • •11i1114 dinner ym^is d Ihe \rl/\Itdlue.Mr. and Mr-,. l-"ranii Wn. ilwnrlhand diiuyliler St Una. ni" (irand li-mid . \\ err week . nd ^ isilm s I Ihrlionir df her nii.lhrr. Mr ., il Suiil- -iiild ill ealled iilinii Mrs. \\'illi,iniKlahn, of Soiilh l.uwrll. Snii.l;i\• muiii J.Mi \iS 1 . 7 o(".h mlaiKiiiii. Ail'- 1• I ,rr was iii SaranarMr. ••d Mi's. Will l>ii\le s h m l laslv.ck in (iliiea.un.Mi • \i . lliair w is in I irli i.ilriini' dav and I riday.(ididd's aiaue iidw al n e w luea iL i. MI. I asl Miiin sl reel. adv.Mr ind Mrs. I!. M. Shi\el was in iP. Iidil Ihe lirsl of lasl week.M s . i n uld lll/i iaii s|irnI Snndaviih ri 1 divrs in , \ii;;ie Ihu>ker.The heller class of m w earshod n Ihiiek Will>s Knighl Overland.(ionhrs .uaraju-ii advMr. and \lrs. ll. M. Shivcl ;il!enddlie inin d df C.harles Wliilv,orlli al 1; o r I, furd. Sundiv.Mr. and Mr- Frank Mism-r. • 1'r.rand llapids. e dh d on Mr. andMr-. .1. ( . 1 l ah ll i ridav eveniny.Mi's I'v Ir. of ( ".hieii'-d. Mrs. hrtnniiimd.nf (iraml llapids. spenl l-'rilav and Salurdav wilh Mrs. WiideMr. and Mr Will I'.oyh and sonKill.!, vvere uiiesls al Ihe eo|Ia;:e olMr. iind Mr- Sldv. of C.im.i.ai. al•!i..w ii 11. aeh Sunday.Mr . Ilalli. Idakr.slee I a • w i s andi dan.dih-r. and Mrs. X^m • I > lerhvKdpl. nl I'e\as. wilh Mrs. \nna 1 as• hv were ealliiif,' on l.owrll friendslaslweek.(iiiesls for Siinda\ al lln l-inyddi. d hdine wa re: Mr. and Mrs. I .II I lull md si ni 1 Idherl, M r. andMrs. V. I.. II er ami Hirer ehildi • ii. nf (iraml 1:aoids, Mr. and Mrs.• W. M. Iliinh r iind W. A. Iliinh-r andi nniiy.SpecialMr. and Mrs. \. Vei/.' m l r r h i i m da' 'lii'lir,- mid alh I iloiin SlllldaVMrs. Willi >'ii I n . man. nf I hnhrddk.M . iind M W ddilw di Ih and dan-Jiii h iii. . I (irand I lapids. Mr. andMi ' ..M I W ill'-rlrl . Ill I ll 1'rr (lid.Ii. I,. ..f S, .uih I Id-. I d n and Mr. andI I > nd' M.n I a . i h and ( hildreii.ul I (.Aril.Extra Pants Freewith each suit made to your measure.We have about 200 samples to choosefrom. If you want to get more thanyour money's worth, look into this.Lowell Cleaning anij Dyeing Wks.D. S. Simon, Prop. Opp. Post OfficeLet Simon Simonize Your ClothesOUR MOTTOSERVICE and QUALITYSelect your next Sunday dinner from ourchoice line ofBEEF, PORK, VEAL, LAMB, CHICKENand FRESH FISHHonty, p«r caktIScJello3 packagtt, 25cJem, per jar30c2 packages Crape Nuti 25cPlezall Cookies, doi20cCottage Cheese, Ib20cCream, fresh every day.All kinds of Cold Meats for Your Picnic DinnerW. J. Gibson's Cash MarketThe Market Where Your Children Get the SameService Yea Dol-'rciyht daily—call 27.(c.(ionld's yaraye—Kast Main street.Mrs. An^ie Hooker was in SaranacMr. Thomas was home from Lansinyover Sundav.Thursday.l.owcll I Ionic-Coining Aimust,(I iris' wanted to pick beans. Hunciman'sKlevator.adv.I. 2. 3, 1.Mr. and Mrs. Will Doyle spentMiss Mable C.orriyan spent Sundaylasl week in (lliicayo.in (irand llapids.Mr. and Mrs. C.harles iVIcrle alleildedthe eircus in Ionia Saturday.(id your fireworks at Lashy's.Hcsl stock in town.adv.Dcpcndahlc used cars—all makesMiss Florence Horycrson is home- reasonahlc prices. (ionld's (Jaraye.adv.from Detroit for the suinnier.Miss Kdilh Charles spenl a fewMiss I'reda Hailcy spent over Sundavwith Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Hailcydays last week iu (irand Hapids.Deputy Sheritr Ituwes was inin Veryeniies.(Irand Kapids .Monday oi: business.(ieorye M(Williams, of (lalifornia,Mr. and Mrs. Halph Sherwood andvisiled Ids sister, Mrs. .1. .1. May achildren spent Sunday al Crookedfew days hist week.lake.Mr. and Mrs. Waller Vardley indFor prompt and reliable truckinyMrs. (ieorye M. I'arkcr were inservice, call Hyron Frost, phone I2."{hniia one dav hist week.or l. p >7.(c 50 IfMrs. Ihirrison (loll' is spendiny aMrs. Sarah Hchler. of Alto, was avv id. w ith her parents in Hartford,week-emi yuesl al Ihe home of Mrs.joined liiter hy Mr. (iolV.Ida Vouny,Mr. and Mrs. (ieorye Hurley, ofMrs. .lolin Houyhley aud dauyhterI'arnell. ealled on Mrs. MaryarelIva, spent one day in (irand Hapids,last week.ht-nnis one dav lasl week.Mr. and Mrs. 1). (i. I.ook and Mr.Mr. aud Mrs. William Doyle andand Mrs. .Iuhn Art-hart h-fl Mondayson Kiny. visiled friends at Ottawifor Maiiish e for a few davs.Heach Sunday.Mr. iiml Mrs. (ieorge M. I'ark»r.Mr. and Mrs. Harry Walters andMrs. I d. Iloa.u and danyhler Ha/el.children spent Sunday iu Saranacspent Snmlav in (irand lliipids.with relatives.\rlhiir Av rrv. wife and son Morris.of (iraml llapids. spent Sundaywilh Ins nidi her. Mrs. Helen Avery.Mr. iiinl Mrs. (iam-v Hanys. Jr.. ofSliethv. altended the funeral of his.ramlnidlhrr. Mrs. Kupf hist week.Mrs. J. Whillield visited tier parenls.Mr. iiml Mrs. (ietir^e l-'iii/ier,nf I'.ovvne Idwiiship Sundiiv afterlldtlll.I lai'dld ( M/inan, of I letroit. spentriinrsdav evt'iiini; wilh his wilt- illllu hdine df Mrs. Carrie Odeii in\ rri.'riines.Miss Jean llulhi-rford has reliirnnlfidiii Snllon's Hav, when- shehii In t n \ isiliny her friend. MissI idi*"11h.v l.ather.Mr.