Battle Creek Enquirer from Battle Creek, Michigan • Page 5

THE ENQUIRER AND EVENING NEWS BATTLE CKEER. TIE'UAr, JVLT 9. 195 INDIA MISSIONARIES TO SPEAK HERE WEDNESDAY smz. COMPLAINTS Those activities are reported in- nearly ir.e entire supply before noon. NEWS NOTES the iirst ir.s in Michigan.

On Jur.e 36. Fcncii pod string COST EMPLOYER S5 the season, were featured fcy one J. Harris, Dr. and Mrs. G.

G. Crozier Will Tell of Work with Lepers, Head Hunters. 5. a fr.rrr.cr. Dressed chickens wer or.

loves v.ar.d in quantity. Yrarlir.cs sold at a 4 (St KW ftB 4 clones, a a caret: and Mrs. G. G. Crozier A THOUGHT FOR TODAY To Direct Ensemble Concert T.

Drever will direct the Sanitarium ensemble in a concrt on tne colonnade at 7.45 tc night. BATTLE CHEEK At" Iila Hospital-The follows; JES Hammond. Arrested by Asan, India, will g.ve a lecture at rersoiis sutntiti-d to rr.a;or opera- Factory Inspector. Fieads Gospel Center. Green and Putee a c.ir ix- i.

streets. Wecnesdrtv evenms at :30 wrn Grand Rapid, and Baldwin. 15 Fremont: Today- clock. Dr. and Mrs.

Crozier. both raduates of the University of Mich at sanitarium Amor. it Visitin; Sanitarium Patient as I please al! men in all Do-vd and son. Ravrr.or.el. oi Be- things, not seckia; mine own profit, jj.

'if-t. Do'd, a fcct lhc profit of many, that they STREET PARADE AT NOON! an. have been doing medical mis- Dellada Burr Oak: Miv. nus rll Barr.uni. James Kammcnd.

203 Wrrd w-. T-v. before Jus- or.arv work in India. They may be saecl. I Corinthians th" 23 who at the S.nitar.uni Mondav were: Jolm cf New York Herman F.

chrr, cf Franker. nut LY -a one-ana-a- Paul morn.n? to tell of their work among the lepers half-vear-olel sen of Mr. and Mrs. i violation of the state labor law and and the head hunting tribes ej Is KE more a man cier.ifs himself. Woman Loses Purse Dorothy 1 to I North Mc- was fined S50 and casts.

He was re- 17 a. t. 13 rj nr. jo vi 1 -urs. irozier is ir.e iormer of Battle Creek.

She came ADMISSION 25c TO ALL ii paid. Kertram and Melvm A. Mohr. 5t. Tiie followms Mrs.

C. B. Durham. j.r.ns vere discharged from the Durham Witt and Mrs. Jamr Mrs.

Donald A. Zinn. 2 Performances 2 2 p. m. and 8 p.

rn. DOORS OPEN 1-7 tc Battle Creek at the age of seven i tne rr oa lice early this morr.ins the loss of God Horace. her white leather hanci'oas contain- in $11.08. to Kentucky Girls Here rl.e i iI Stanley, 21, and Kathcrine Waldrop, jAn mM- is, Fulton. were lndsed at the p.

To yioi.i fn: OT-; ni- t- iM schools of Battle Creek. She wa. Presenting CLARENCE KEHR The "BOY HERCVLES" r-rnt a.ter nav Acts! Thrills! Sensation! Or AvcnueB: eT Sr: Bedford: Sndav: ts Irom'" cv Val girls Ann Arbor in 17 rr- from Oklahoma, T-iioo Mr John Robbcrt. Chmax: Mr, 18 cmrinved bv Hammond, i ana tooK a degree 1913. -r- ri'Tjn-nra'-pl i r.

Crozier took his bachelors de- -'v: I The girk were corrpehed. they ln mi and was graduated On Vacation. ior.an. J- said, to work long hours the house i jrom (he medii school t.he Uni- foreman, and Rellin Deer, line- to house distribution of extracts. in iggg.

in the A in? nro ironi of work. To Keturn Home Mrs. Henry W. of 1" Fremont, who underwent a major operation about two weeks, ,.) aro at hospital, will be taken HOSTS OF FUNNY CLOWNS HUGE MENAGERIE OF ANIMALS -f C' nsunfrs Power com- iv' soaps, polish and other housenola for India riren avenue: Luther R. Wilb'r.

100 a rUraoetn. ano rrances u.a:u. 1 icles. where they have been working for Sb vears. Buffalo.

N. Y. ME DAY i r.c Chanse F.us Schedule Tr.e Ba- nrrn TMrni nDCCATOR rrt Tr- rian to re- TAVERN OPERATOR home Wetlr.e.-c.ny. Sne is making a factory recovery. REPR ts thp 5 V.Ve-ir-sr-" 0 Tv.

a to their work in India next FINED AFTER ARGUMENT Two C'ornnrr-; Absent Witn Ccr- tie Creek Coach Co. has an-i a chance time schedule h.ich ill on and Septemoer. for tne present int the guests of Lettie and Mary utnaan attenaing and Coroner maumim and Chicago, ucceeds 15. On west Capita! Dcn six. Proprietor of Spot.

'er Bradlev of 136 North Division. fih.o. 5rr JacK.vo: Wife in Court: Had Altercation in Car. mmm i ilfiLlMl here is a dearth of; Study Garbs Fe a-tend any s.tdden coins m'o i's il men of is cf 'he Frar.k So'e-r Bower-. Urbandale and Territorial road tr.

time ef each bus will be set r.c-ad th.ree r.i:nu'rs '1 allow ample me for the clri'crs tcv make all e-ooary steps without doliy achniia tT.e end cf rite line, lie larae lie.tcis "rue fer all bu es u.nina en Keitdall and C-nodale Ln- Don Six. 33, cf 3.47 V.t Lchi-can avenue. propri----or of th-? Snot, a Level Park brer tavern, rod his wife. Ber.v. 30.

were ar- fv lft -it(HIGAN AVE. IS CAPITAL S. V. Vi it E.s'lern Kplativ Mr Hotel Theft Rrported Maleom civen a fee fer oir'o Ma' La Verne hotel, reported rolle-e'ion. a s.iornin:.

A rrcrip- for $4" that he rhe had depesre-i with th clerk lor 337 on a Miss Bonnie Jean Spears 01 -'l Tfen eariv ill. rave e- ntov bu of Dakota. charre. rc.uiuru ounu.v nv.n "TC c-V- "--c -et. bv police of- tw'o-week visit, at Pine lake.

Vi avenue Mrs. T. Clark of Lakeview spent and Po tum two mint: 5rh.edU to a Ii SC Mtrhic-n r.venut coaches run i SRI tast was al.o taken, the police report said. At Nichols Hospital Richard Bacon, 25 1-2 Warren, underwent a maior operation tins morning. Maj.

Carl 1 ed a woman Tice cf oO Myrt.e rhnc.l Stulents Stiik to can avenue, had rep- Good Value COFFEE We- ro. icl on a 1 trap to n. met nor. Mrs. died on June at hi Dakota, and the funeral the following Friday.

M-r. pass T.ed to their unriay. They whprP hon-e in Detroit minute earlier. A- points Wiiliam Refers. 00 Rook ourf.

cre jane i have been visiting Mrs. Schmidt of was not held. per- sons in town of the few went cf COO boy trait, fers are ed. rh.e times hae becnt set. ahead acco: ri.naly.

The 10 minute transferrin interval between buses is still the same. VEAL CHOPS 17 -i A fine of S15 was imposed on C. Larke and iaml Six by Justice Caay h.s o.i.t. 36 Eidndse and Mr. and Mrs.

td r-'v r'-Or SIRLION Steak v.as admitted as a sureicil pat.ent Monday night. Mrs. Alfred Claywc'll. 51 Bennett was admitted as a medical patient Monday night. Big Bass on Fly Eric Ivany and i K.C'l suspended seme: i was given haw of 113 Waiter went to the Takes Important Tla rd remained in Dakota "hrr until last Wednesday, lie accomoauied her to Baric Fresh Ground mined since classes 24.

In previous; ear; a C-ande'l eldes- son ef Dr. and "'It, Ooo '-r- -L3- co.uage a. inline iiear Crandeh of Ne-vark. te-: ff Sunday. The Aid society of iuerly of Battle Creek, has accepted 4 13 Urbandale Community church Uicnarci narucn.

rnqmrcr aim clronoed room em.i.oyes. nad a romnle'eri of ecmpostn A. W. Thompson 'Kazrd' A. rn'i.

nil cciiiiii. .1. iiit'tr iuua a L. cno.r comio tiie 01 organist ann TTi former 0. Boiling Beef 8V2C COMPOUND Kettle Roasts 12 16c LARD Graham lake last.

-Mr. caught a four pound large mouth has.s 0:1 a llv. and Mr. Harden caught a smaller one. charge as being "mercy a xhere w.il be a picnic supper at the argument that resulted when I re- 1 T.a-je cottage at Little Clear lake strained my wife from leaving tne evening for the Eastern group of the Urbandale Community 1 church.

Mr. and Mrs. Everett director 'ne rurt hocus t-pis-copal church in Bridgeport. hlch is one of ir.e outstanding churches in the Mr. Restinc omfortahiy Ho o- rt I Renew.

Mirhiaan Carton Co. rnt-plove who wa, catiEilt be-v. cen a 4. 000-pound load of a 'd was ft iii tr.e school Pork Roasts 18c kins: MTtoav atttr- v'. i post wnile "'I that is 'cnm cted with Union ALBION FIRM SETTLES Wdlson and Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Long went to Wolfe creek Sunday hv R.iv Barr.es Theology seminary in New York. WITH INJURED EMPLOYE -k Raoido r.Don. was repor-r: "rer.r.r comfortably" at N.chols he pit morning. Althourh an et.am::iai.c:i Monday afternoon net rc-sal sies who stopped at nis fining station for water and air, he reported to police this morning.

He says the citv. He coniniut'-s over to Bricgf ISC BACON, lb. PICNICS, lb. The official beard of the settlement between the Malle- i Urbandale Community church will able Iron Albion, and Harold meet Friday for a potluck supper. iv.dual of tiie cry.

ort every Friday evening, returnino facts about their Sunday evening to resume his ST- i.iu-c.. injuries ot a serious FRESH CREAMERY r.is poCKet as maue se -careci j- nlav hav j- r-uAdiu xaruer 01 nai vvu- cr Shupe. an employe, relative to com- rtini or 1nu1r.es v.as i.c --v Royal Palm Oleo 12C Juneaale OLEO Cream Cheese for Grand where Lis father was nastor cf :r.c visiting Ed Mere at Cadillac. kilter at today before tnern. internal injuries which vxre no: Attend Furniture Mart W.

A. parent at the examination. Bergey and Austin Shelton decora- 33 Onts-I: tors for E. H. have formerly with the First Baotist church, for 15 ye The hear- CLASSIFIEDS FOR RESULTS .1 i ei of labor and ir.du.i I Aftf-r frcm C'Tral nirrh v.h'-r-? he ch'jC'l, he eradua'cd from t.ie as returned from a two days' the circuit was held a s.J atttr cf music of the cf Michigan, after which hj was a menibsr of hs teaching for th.ree years.

Las; September lie went to New York to continue his organ study. in Lansing. irst Potatoes Arrive The first the season's potatoes were on farmer market tiii. morning. Th.

lorn. M- Shuoe was hurt in the Albion foundrv. March 14, while operating an hvdraulir jack. His injury, a hernia, will be treated in Albion hospital at the company's expense. Grand Rapids where they attended Fvvi e-.

the furniture mart. They report an 69- Juio excepticnauy marset this year ,0 4 4. and a deeded change in furniture 3 mcn Cie lodacd. Of thes st-' iCS- i 07 were listed as resident relief ra -e Called to Brooklyn Sorcmfrs ircictcd Ml re Cushman, 50 Sherman read, left for fSjVed onlv. and a of 27 Brooklyn.

N. Y-. Sunday, called by frp ns n'n rrhef. the serious illness of his mother, i wa? to rf men. 03 Mrs.

W. G. Cushman. Mr. Cushman 1 irrir-erj ar.d -lo meals w-re se- will remain in Brooklyn until his transienrs.

old. the Cran- selling fast at the high He is 25 yea ef the summer price and wei the youngo as small as tl usual new po- del; brothers had hi r.r T5 T- Tip birthdav his brothers university, taking a four year course. 'v'- V-rid though the Robert men'ioned and Rich- nd is a' teacher in the Ashtabula in reds ough to get into full ard. who is married and here. high school.

This summer he V- vn i -0-11 Central scooo! ntiencmg sumo.er sc.ji hi ice a wc-ck Seek Box Car Tliit re have fcren not University of Michigan. bv pe-c will become some-Ahat. Ho later graduated from IJenni.on, 'A NEW Carpet Samples Porch Pillows Vil- Wil Drop patterns, in heavy 14 A fetv porch piUnus left UKNtK cona.tion 1.1 s-uiacienuy im-r roved to permit his return to Battle Creek. Measles Still Going The health department's weekly contagion report, read to the city commission Mondav r.inht. showed that the three-months measles epidemic is still hanging on.

Fifteen cases were reported for the week. Other contagion included 13 cases of whooping cough, t'vo o' chickenpex and two cf fever. Is Pastor Assistant MisS Louise cf Saginaw has accepted and alreadv taken up hrr duties, as assistant to Dr. Mark F. Sanborn.

ton grade. 55 3r fig -VCT yTK atJ-'j? 7 I a in cretonne. While they last While last. Sire LSxIT in. Established 1883 one Six Sum me necia if MANUFACTURED BY GERAl ELECTRIC 1 paster of the First Baptist church and church secretary.

She also as- Bar Harbor Chairs Natural willow, large and roomy and com ENJOY MORE Refrigerators Steel construction, heavily insulated throughout, in white, green or ivory. Priced at Here is the greatest value we ever offered at this price. SUNNY DAYS I eO-i FOR ONLY ySK-li 1 1- I Ii It s-1 2 Up EI GRASS PORCH RUGS! Size 4x7 toot PORCH GLIDERS SPECIAL SUMMER SALE PRICE LIMITED TIME Mew Lew temrm from. Now is the time to buy Manv stvles and colors to sclcr Yo.ir mnofl, yonr actions your very personality all arp influrnrpfl bv tiip state of your health. Avoid rommon ronstipntinn lue to in nf-firient biilk in Thi? ail-ntrnt may iiu-e lo- of appetite and energy.

It lakes the color out of living. Kelloprp's AilBrw, a natural laxative food, furni-lies you with thi the body-it absorbs moisture, and form a foft Crntly, this clears out the intestinal The thulk in All-Bbax remain-t cfFTiie wifh continued use. Two laMe-pnonfiit? daily are usually fu'iirient. (Chronic ca-e. with earh meal.

If not relieved this way, see --our dortor. thi cereal food Im iter than patent medicines? Ai.T.-Flnw provides vitamin and iron. Serve i a a cereal with mi'k or cream, or cook into muffins, bre.ids wa'ile. etc. Get the red-and- err pa rka se ut Imported Grass Rugs in brown, green or blue.

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Dcn't confuse this chair with the lighter, inferior kind. Hcep on the Sunny Side of Life 1 Felt Base Floor Covering Armstrong and Congoleum Attractive patterns for kitchen or bath rooms, in all the newest colorings. Visit our store tomorrow and let us show them to you. Other patterns run up to 65c yd. ICPsYd.

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