The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-03-29

to move to Benton Harbor.
Mrs. Frank Kroth was a guest of
Mrs. Leo Warner in Kalamazoo Sat
urday.
Frank Miller returned home Fri
day evening from a business trip to
Detroit
Quite a number from here motored
to Lawton Tuesday evening to attend
the play "Grandma Gibbs Of the Red
Cross"
Nothing but the old home town
for Frank Sage and he says he is
home TO stay. He has purchased
the Trescott home on South Gremps
street. Decker and Decker made the
sale.
"Eat all you can, eat what you
plant, and can what you can't" is
the advice of State Food Admins
traitor, George A. Prescott.
"Polly of the Circus" at the Idle
Hour last Friday and Saturday was
one of the finest features ever shown
here and drew crowded houses.
Mr. and Mrs. Bennett McKinstry
are the proud parents of baby girl
born to them Friday, March 22nd.
The little Miss was named Betty
Jean.
The Royal Neighbors will meet
next Tuesday evening. All members
yare requested to meet at the hall at
1880. The husbands are invited for
the social part of the meeting.
John Searls has sold his farm west
of Paw Paw to Dr. o. f. Lamphere
Of Kalamazoo. The Doctors brother
Howard Lamphear of Lawrence will
move to the place and take charge
of the same.
DR.. w. p. Bope of Decatur has en-
tered the Van Buren, county lcgis-
lative race. His announcement will
be found in another column of this
, issue. 1t is rumored that former re-
pres entative l.. j. Lewis of Bangor
: may also get in the game again.
Mrs. Glenn Markillie was in Kala-
! mazoo last Saturday to meet hel
father VIM. Signor who was return
: ing from the Soldiers Home Hos
pital in Grand Rapids to his home in
| Gobleville. Mr.. Signor is improved
in health, but is not very strong yet
Mrs. Frank Miller met her mother
, Mrs. Merritt in Kalamazoo Saturday
returning from Jackson where she
has been visiting daughter for the
past five weeks. Mrs. Merritt re-
+ sides here with her daughter Mrs
; Miller.
Miss Margaret Cole left Wednes-
|, day accompanied by Mrs. John Lat
shaw and daughter Carrie Of Allegan
for Camp Grant, Rockford, Illinois
, for a visit with Sergeant Fred Lat
shaw. They will spend the balance
of the week in Chicago, the guests
of John Latshaw.
Householders to use not to exceed
, total of one and one-half pounds
per week of wheat products per per-
| son. This means not more than one
. and three-fourths pound of Victory
| bread containing the required percen-
, tage of substitutes and about one
half pound of cooking flour, maccar-
oni, crackers, pastry, pies, cakes,
wheat, breakfast cereals, all combin-
ed is the latest regulation of the
; State Food Administrator.
Next Sunday is Easter and the
date when all clocks and watches in
the land must be set ahead one hour
This daylight saving scheme is law.
passed by congress and signed by
the president. 1t will be enforced the
same as any other law. Under the
plan there will be an hour more avail
able light for work each day and an
hour more for recreation. The man
who goes to work at 500 A. M. will
go to work at the same hour next
week, but the sun time will actually
be TOO A. M. When he leaves his
office at 500 p. M. the actual time
will be 400 p. M. by the sun. The
clocks will remain at this advanced
, hour until Sunday, October 9th,
when they will be turned back again.
Some of the benefits sought by this
change are the saving of g million
to a million and half tons of coal
! annually; Increased Food production
Fewer Traffic accidents; Improve
ment in health and fresh air and time
for exercise; Speeding freight trans
, portation. If every person observes