The true northerner. [volume], November 14, 1919, Page Page Three, Image 3

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Hlobiloil-Grade A & B for Tractors
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We are constantly adding to
our list of accessories. We aim to
have what you want. If we dont
happen to have it we will get it
for you.
Inner Tubes-Reliners-Bootis.
Did You Ever Try Simon's Paste Polish?
Keeps the finish like new
Better Get Your Tire Chains Now
Giddings Auto Supply
Store.
Chas. C. Giddings
Paw Paw, - - - Michigan
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Does a dry cough keep you awake?
Kemp's Balsam
Will stop the tickle that makes you cough.
GUARANTEED
FOR LIMITED TIME
WE WILL SELL THE JOHNSON TIRE
good. r,zm ?
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'30x3 for--30x31
for.
- $13.00
- 16.50
Free Air
We make this low price to
get this tire started in this
locality. There is no better
t tire made at any price.
It has an absolute 6,000
mile guarantee and with
good care will run 10,000
miles.
Try out these tires at this
special low price.
Drive In.
East Mainn Garage
FLOYD SALISBURY, Proprietor
Mrs. Olive Merrifield Dickenson. - . .,. ... ,.
.who has been seriously ill, is on the mmua in i l
I 7 ' committed suicidi at his home north
road to recovery. , , . , . . A !3 ,
Mr. Arb Trim passed away at the " ulwmin Kaie ,as rr,aay nigni
home of- his brother after a short- Frank Friedman has again nur-
J illness. He had been a resident of "Chased the stock of Mr. Hicks and
this place all his life. , r rank Thayer andfwill soon be open
Wm. Hodgman passed away at his for business at the old stand at The
home Saturday. He lived one mile Frank . Company store,
east of town and had lived alone I .
since' the death of his mother. T Mrs." Clarence Sheldon has been
v.u Aiipn nnH utAr i Ml ying a visit from an old school-
Ward, are very ill at their home in .ma' ?rs. Adams, who lives in
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una village.
Mr. and .Mrs. Lowell Newcombeof
this village will soon leave for Flor
ida,, also J. Allen and wife of Glen
dale. ' '. '
Melvin, B. Melvin, Wm. Harri
son and, A. Hodgman who have spent
School opened again this week
after a, two weeks vacation during
the 4 potato, harvest.,
The Kastern Stars surprised Mrs.
Frank Powers on Tuesday evening.
two weeks in Kalamazoo hunting and not long after she returnedfrom a
fishing, returned home Saturday. Inprise Prxy ay
Henry Ferguson and wife enter- home tha was &lven bv the W- R- C
tained their daughters, Mabel and aml some of the A. R members.
Wave of Benton Harbor on Sunday. Mrs Hannah Martin of South
Mrs. Beryl Palmer returned Friday Haven inspected the W. R. C. Post
froin a two weeks trip over the state. of this place Saturday. About 25
A ten pound son . was born to Mr. members of the Allegan post and
and Mrs. Wm. Ruth on Qctober 29th. Corps came to attcntl and all enjoyed
Mrs. Quey Decker Jones who has 'a fine chicken dinner at lhe hall at
been visiting her parents and sister I noon an(J a good time was reported.
here for some time, returned to her
home in San Diego, California. ', Mrs. Frieda Whitelaw of Kansas
Madison Leonard has purchased . is visiting her sister, Mrs. Doc
the Charles Knowles property on j Thayer and other relatives and
North Van Burcn street, this village, friends.
C. M Meeker has purchased the J. E,a Hem)n ig visiti rda;
... ?ace n M,U StrCGt aml tives and friends. She came from
will move there lGrand R jds with E w CJement
Several attended the County Sun-and fami, when th returncd from
day school convention at Hartford ,a y.git with thcir daughtcr at' that
last week. I .
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DAYTON CORNERS
Burdett and Albert Coulson arrived
Friday from Canton, Miss., to join
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Coulson. The boys stayed to harvest
their eight acres of cotton from
which they realized a nice sum.
They also had sweet potatoes and
about fifteen bushels of peanuts for
their share. They said Michigan was
good enough for them.
LeRoy Davis came home Thursday
from Brooklyn. He was released
from service after fifteen months at
the Queenstown Naval Base in Ire
land and five months at Brooklyn,
New York.
Willis Carter, an old . resident of
Waverly came last week from North
Dakota which has been his home for
a number of years. Owing to the
poor health of Mrs. Carter, they
have decided to settle in Michigan
and Lansing will be their future home
.Mrs. Ed Rupple and children will
leave for their future home in South
Bend on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Young Evans attend
ed the wedding of a niece in Kalama
zoo last week.
Edna Dibbler was home from Kala
mazoo last Sunday to visit her
parents.
Elmer Davis had several auto tires
and inner tubes entirely ruined on
Hollowe'en while driving through
the streets of Glendale. On reaching
home he removed about a dozen
large headed roofing nails. Mr. Har
rington found several in his auto
tires. The next morning Harry
Stowman picked up a large hand full
in the road in front of his home.
Pains are being taken to ascertain
who the parties are who would play
such a dastardly Hallowe'en trick.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Leech of Flint
'are visiting here.
Mrs. Glenn Smith and son Charles
are visiting in Chicago.
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L. E. Churchill is building a large
addition to his garage.
Pansy Sheldon, Bertha Clement,
Jennie Camfield, Miss Allen and Opal
Graves attended the1 State Teachers'
Convention in Detroit last week.
A very expensive and up-to-dato
crossing bell has been ordered for
the railroad cr'i-nt; at the Mill.
Mrs. Webster has been spending a
few days with her friend, Mrs. Har
rison at Bloomingdale.
ALMENA
The Ladies Aid Society will meet
next Wednesday at the B. W. Tracy
home for an all day mooting
F. L. Hoodemaker and family wero
week end guests of Marcel us friends
Carl Burns !s in Detroit where he
is attending an Automobile school.
Tfarley Masten has been on the
sick list.
R. M. Waite of Kalamazoo visited
his mother last Friday.
Fred Rupert and wife of Marcellus
were Sunday visitors at the Melvin
Rupert home.
Mrs. Emma Fisk visited a few days
the fore part of the week with Mrs.
Effio Austin.
Mrs. Floyd Harmon is visiting
friends in Chicago. '
Misrf Helen Bolinger is in Kalama
zoo caring for Mrs. iotie who Is ill.
Joe Manning was home from Bu
chanan over Sunday.
Will Tracy of Marcellus is visiting
friends here.
Ed Van Wiltenberg and wife of
Mat ta wan. were Almcna visitors Sat
urday and Sunday.
Fred Manning Jr. and family of i
Mattawan visited Sunday at tho'
V ' . r
Voa Must Bo More
It is not enough that you
stop the cough, you must go
back of the effect and remove
the cause. Thousands subject
to colds and coughs find thai
SCOTT'S
three or four times daily
works wonders in building up
resistance. Scott's derives
its power to strengthen by
its power to nourish. Better
let Scott's Emulsion help
remove the cause
The Norwegian cod-liver oil used
In Scott's Emulsion is super-refined
in our own American laboratories.
Its purity and quality is unsurpassed.
Rcott &Bowne,Bloomfield,N.J. 17-27
L, LEY
the well known
OPTOMETRIST
from Kalamazoo
Coming Again
will be at the
CLIFTOti HOUSE
G. F. SNOW I!
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CLAUD SAYS:
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5A Wool Filled
Blankets...
0 to 708
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5A Stable Blankets
full lined
3oOO to 4050
We give 5 off on all Cash Sales
Save the Pennies they will Make Dollars.
The YELLOW FRONT.
Tho Works of Peace.
There remains to us a great duty of
defense and preservation; and there
Is open to us also a noble pursuit, to
which the spirit of the times strongly
Invites us. Let us advance the arts of
peace and the works of peace. Let us
develop the resources of our land, call
forth Its powers, build up Its Institu
tions, promote all Its great Interests,
and see whether we, also,. In our day
and generation, may not perform
something worthy to be remembered.
-Daniel Webster.
Optimistic Thought.
An emperor traveling as a man bai
the rights of a man.
United States Tires
Are GOOD Tires
And the Price has not Advanced
30 X 3 Plain 12.90
30 X 3 Usco $13.90
30 X 3 1-2 Usco 18.00
30 X 3 1-2 Chain $20.05
31 X 4 Usco . $27.60
31 X 4 Chain $31.35
E. C. HAWLEY
c a package
before the war
c a package
during the war
pc a package
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THE FLAVOR LASTS
SO DOES THE PRICE!
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