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1 ^*f%k W r '. -»>k~w*ji«tsu-js*..:.» MM..~*jwgjTOafe^Kfc.*»*& ' J»-. f jemc.^mrmmt '-<J«te» «* T* \ DISPATCH -^-¾ * K BS3^& Vol 45 B County, Mchgan, Wednesday, Aprl 4, 1928 No.14 ^ Ap rttf s Aprl f «- U KJL Drug Sale APRIL 4 14 Typcal of the values offered n ths sale DEODORANTS AND 6c Aoln 6c Odorono 5c Nonsp 5c Neet TOOTH 5c Senreco 6c Forhan's 5c Pepsodent 4c Squbb* 3c Kolynos Lsterne Tooth Paste Frst Floor DEPILATORIES PASTE CHAPELS HOWELL LOOKING Makes a Safe Road Buy wth Eyes open 43c 47c 39c 34c 39 c 43c 34 c 36c 24c 21c Ml«4 Make CHAPLES your Shoong Headquarters when n Howell DIAMONDS - WATCHES CLOCKS - JEWLRY SILVERWARE - c(jt GLASS - ART GLASS HIGH QUALITY UMBREL LAS, Le. Your Dollar n Ono of Our Daond* It at Safe at Though Banked We are Howell's Leadng- and Orgnal Vctor Store NEW VICTOR RECORDS EVERY FRIDAY SPECIALS THIS WEEK AT BARNARD'S 6 BARS CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP 25o 7 BARS LUNA SOAP 25c 1 Pkg. CORN FLAKES _.. 12a 1 CAN TOMATOES. 16c 3 CANS PORK AND BEANS 25c 1 LARGE CAN PINEAPPLE 29c 1 CAN KRAUT (Urge) _... le 2tb PRUNES._.. 25c 3 CANS TOMATO SOUP... 25c 1 LARGE CAN PEACHES ^ 21c 3 ; :.,¾. 1 M- - The Hgh School play proses to be one of the best that the school haa ever produced. The play chosen "Makng Father Behave" s a royalty play. It contans a real plot and abounds n wt and huor. The proceeds of the play wll be used n carryng on coenceent act*rtes,the reander wll be used to dltfray expenses of outsde actvtes} durng cong year. Mss Vola Bu*nett wf act as busness anager and have coplete charge of the tcket sale. B Ball The boys n the Hgh School have organzed a base ball tea and a tea and a schedule has been axranged Aprl 13, Fowlervlle at Pnckney. Aprl 2, Howell at Howell Aprl 27, Fowlervlle at Fowlervlle May 4, Hartland at Pnckney May ll, Hgh School Play May 18, Open May 25, Hartland at Hartland May 29, Howell at Pnckney. June 1, Open June 8, South Lyon at Pnckney June 15, South Lyon at South Lyon MUSICAL COMEDY, FRI. APRIL 13 Presented by St.Jo*eph't Parah. Dexter, under the Auspcet of St. Mary's Parsh, Pnckney,,. at., the.- Pnckney County Hall The story of the play follows: Rose Cregan, a lttle Irsh country lass, s the prde of her bachelor uncle, Colu McCorack and her aunt, Ann Mary. Her brother, Terrence Cregan, has been cashered fro the ary on account of a superor offcer's enty and has gone to Aerca. Maurce Ftzgerald, a wealthy Dubln artst, falls n love wth Rose whle pantng her pcture. He proposes arrage and s accepted.shortly after he learns fro hs faly lawyer, Mr. Pepperdne, that hs cousn has been klled and that he s her to the esatte and a baronet. Mr. Pepperdne suggests that he break off hs atronal entangleent,but Maurce spurns the suggeston wth contept. Lady A;rnes Barrcklow has long been n love wth Maurce and now that hes a wealthy baronet decdes arry h. She arrves at the Mc Corack far wth Eleen, Maurces sster, and trys to break off the atch between Rose and Maurce by suggestng to Rose that her lover s already engaged to arry Etteen(who s really hs sster). Rose sees Maurce ebrace hs sster and thnkng she s hs bethrothed, agrees to break the atch. But Archbald Pennywt a blunderng Englsh tourst, explans that Eleen s Maurce's sster, and Maurce ntroduces Rose to all as hs affanced wfe. In Act III Rose and Maurce have been arred for a year, but Lady Agnes s stll tryng to cause trouble by suggestng a separaton. Terry Cregan, Rose's brother coes hoo fro Aerca and s condtonally rerestored to hs rank. Sr Maurce decdes to go to Belfast to beg the coandng general to reove all restrctons aganst Terry. Rose after a btter quarrel wth Agnes, orders her fro the house, but s uch dsayed to fnd that Maurce too s leavng for Belfast. Rose suspectng that Maurce s to jon Agnes at Belfast, spurns her husband and departs for a grand ball wth her brother, Terry. Maurce thnkng Terry s Rose's lover, decdes to challenge h to a duel, but and Terry return frou the ball the brother s ntroduced to the husband and all ends well, ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB J Mss Blanche Martn entertaned the ebers of the brdge club at jher hoe Thursday evenng. She was asssted by Mrs. L. G. Devercaux. M*s. Bess Barry and Mrs. Noran Reason. A luncheon was served to the 28 people present.frst prze was won won by Mrs. Fred Lake and Noran Reason and consolaton by Mrs. Roger Carr and CL*rnde Kennedy. Seven tables of brdge were n play. CHURCH NOTES S_ Easter Servces Sunday ornng at 5 the County Congregatonal 5 church wll consst of specal usc by 5 the chor, the recevng of new e- 5 hers, and the observance of the co- 2 unon servce. Sunday evenng there wll be «- - - JWTT^^ST ELECTION RESULTS A contest for the offce of supervsor developed n Putna townshp and a good vote was cast as a result. The tctal vote was 37 as copared wth 266 last year. Walter Mowers was elected supervsor over Maron Reason by a ajorty of 34. He s the frst republcan supervsor elected n Putna townshp snce 1916 when Wlla C. Mller wa**> elected. The rest of the tcket was deocratc wth ajortes cf 4 to 192. In the presdental prary on the deocvratc tcket Al Sth receved 57 votes, Jtanes Reed 2 and Thoas Walsh 4. On the republcan tcket Hoover receved 32 and Lowden 6. The followng of the results of the dfferent townshps n ths secton: PUTNAM Offce Supervsor Clerk Treasurer Hgh. Co. Justce Canddate Majorty Water Mowers.r, 34 M. E. Darrow,d, R J. Carr.d, 49 7 C. J. Clnton,d, Irvn Kennedy,d, Ed. of Revew,Wll Ledwdge, d, 41 Constables Bernard Lynch 41, Bruce VanBlarcu 4 Frank Battle 4, Lee Tplady 4. UNAD1LLA Offce Canddate Majorty Supervsor Chas Runcan ( d Clerk, Arlo Worden, r, 6 Hgh. Co. Claude Rose, r, 113 Hgh Co. Clyde Jacobs, r, 52 Justce Ralph Glenn, r, 9.-: Overseer Hgh C. A. Mapes,r, 51 Bd. Revew Wler Crossan.r,!»;> HAM'V'RO Offce Canddate Majorty Supervsor Paul McCleer.d, D. Clerk Wray Hnckley,d, 67 Treas. Mrs. H. Whtlock.r, 5 Hgh. Co John Dewolf,r, Justce, John Noecker, r, 33 Bd. Revew Frank VanAntwerp,r, 27 MARION Offce Canddate Majortv Supervsor Robt. Wrght,d 3 Clerk Burr Clark.r, s:: Treasurer, Lefa Mller.d, 9 Hgh Cc. Bruce Dankers,d, l r» Justce Wrt Sth, r, 4 Bd. Revew Harvey Craft,r, 25 Constables-John Bowan,r, 2y ; Clyde Thoas, r, 61; Paul 39; Ed Allen,r, 62. Itsell.r, DEXTER Offce Canddate Majorty Supervsor Clerk, Glbert Madden,d, W. Clark,d, Treasurer John Schultz.d, 48 Hgh. Co. Wallace Walsh.d, 49 Justce, Stanley Bell,d, 47 Bd. of Revew Henry Thurston,d,48 Q ENTERTAINED DETROIT LODGF Lvngston Lodge No. 76 F. & A.M. was host to the Cty of the Strats Lodge of Detrot last Saturday evenng. The vstors nubered about 6 and started to arrve about 6 : p. n. At. 7: p.. the ost of then had ade thwr appearance and a chcken supper was served by«the Pnckney lodge wth Baldy Gerard aa head chef. George W. Teeple then actng as tonstaster called on the f< 11 owng brothers for rearks: John Reehenbark. John Crane, Mark Atkn, Rex Talcott, Harold Erckson, Heran Welhoelter, P«'ter Davdson, John Rooks, Harold Thoas, W. Powers, al! of Detrot and Hon. Lynn Gardner of Iosco. All responded wth approprate rearks. Several of these en have suer hoes at nearby lak.s ar:d are well known here. At the conclnson of the banquet the assebly adjourned to the lodge roo where the M. M. dc.prcp was conferred on a canddate by the vstng lodge. After utual felctatons the eetng brok" up and ost of the Detroters -vent to Cordely lake where they were entertaned "at the cottage of Mr. Davdson. Rose, and NOTICE The North Haburg Mte Socety wll serve dnner Aprl 12 at the hoe of Arthur Schoeuhals. theatre on the ste east of t does not ej specal usc followed by the cradb change hs plans at all and he s deterned tc gve the a run for ther servce. Everyone s nvted. SJ Easter ornng, Aprl 8, 1928, oney. wll wtness the nauguraton of a o Crusade wth Chrst n whch several A CORRECTION {llon young people of Aerca are The Dspatch was n error n th" expected to share. Practcally every artcle n regards to the estated portant youth group of the Protestant denonatons s alled n ths cost for the pavng of the addtonal cost of the pavng of Man Street. The frst unted young people's oveent 16 feet nstead of beng assessed to M wth n the Chrstan churches. It s the property owners on Man Street predcted that 4,, or ore wll be dvded between the property ypung people wll attend the Easter owners, vllage, townshp and county. S sunrse prayer eetngs whch wll be ' held n several thousand ctes and J vllages throughout North Aerca GOOD GOODS - WELL SERVICED! and n whch the Crusade wll have ts Is our slogan. We handle only well 5 frst popular acceptance. 5 «««^ A ^^ M. ^ In Pnckney, ths Easter Sunrse S I f f %# 1 5 A 151VT A n W T X S Meetng wll be held n the park, 5 \J\ \\ W\ Z A l"c 1^1 AHV»* 1 1 I weather perttng, at 6: a.., or g f f «l ^ j \ l l / 1 % 1 ^!^ the County church n case 2 of bad weather. Everyone, young and old, s cordally nvted to attend ths garvce, -o An aucton sale of household goods wll be held at the Crofoot store on Aprl 14. Anyone wshng to sell any artcles see Percy Ells. THEATRE TO REOPEN The Teple Theatre at Howe,, owned by Vernon Locey and whch was badly daaged by fre several weeks ago, s beng reodled and put I n condton to be reopened Saturday,; March 7 at whch te a coplete pcture progra wll be gven. The theatre fro now on wll be called the "Rex" Theatre. A new ppe organ wll be nstalled and the entre buldng put n frst class shape. Mr. Locey s gong ahead wth hs plans for the constructon of the new Lvngston Theatre on Grand Rver just east of the Parker-Russel garage and the work of constructon wll start as soon as the plans arc receved. The fact that the Schulte Auseent Cc. have started the constructon of a known and thoroughly tred out lne of goods. These along wth our servce we render have bult up our busness. Call and see us about the tools and eeeds you are gong to nc?>d. R. E. Barron, Howell Annual eetng of Pnckney Chapter No. 145 O. E. S. wll be held Frday, Aprl 6. Please coe prepared to pay dues whch have been rased to $1.25. Hazel Parker, Sec'y- We Do All the Work You won't need to wrte a letter, get a oney order, wat several days, pay express or parcel post charges *nd PUT THEM ON YOURSELF when yon bo> tres here at hoe fro us. We put 'e on-nnate 'e to correct pressures,-nspect the regularly-and we are at your call 365 days n the year for SERVICE. ALL THIS WITH GOODYEAR-BUILT TIRES AT PRICES AS LOW OR LOWER THAN YOU ARE ASKED TO PAY FOR ORDINARY TIRES. ok"a^<ubb- t UAVBY ""SET SPECIAL!! We wll serve Specal F«h Dnners every Frday dur ng lent. THE PINCKNEY CAFE CHARLB8 WHAUBN, Prop. Magaanse, T-ssaco and Candy Cash Specals! MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE No. 2 Can Broken Slced Pneapple Fancy Rce, per tb 4 Quart Can Toatoes Prunes, Extra Qualty, 3tbs HOWELL I FLOUR Sack. 98c 2c LOMBARD PLUMS I FIG BARS No. 2 Can Tolet Paper, four 1c rolls Sardnes n Toatoe Sauce, to can Argo Corn Starch, 2 pkgs. Saurer Kraut, 2 cans CODFISH 1 tb Box. 27c FLAKE WHITE Soap, 1 bars.. 37c 1tos 15c I 21b. 25c SUGAR a f 6c 17c I 12c 15c Chase & Sanborn's, "Specal" Coffee 35c Pnk Salon 17 C IODINE SALT 8c Our Store wll be closed fro 12 o'clock to 3: p.rr on Good Frday, Aprl 6, 1928 C. H. KENNEDY * & ^..» - < :. ^ - 1 < - ".vw;^ t'.^l,:^.- / 4-^»

2 w wtv *2L'-**» ^lor^l **«* &." ^ ^ ammm Wrt* to at also for our beautful fr««book "Artstc Hoe Decoraton" by our Hoe Betterent Expert, Mss Ruby Brandon, Alabastne Copany, 222 Grandvlle Ave, Grand Rapds, Mch. Alabaatne a powder n whte and tnts. Packed n 5 pound package*, ready for use by xng wth cold or war water. FuD drecton* on every package. Apply wth an ordnary wall brush. Sutable for all nteror surface* plaster, wall board, brck, ceent or canvas* For ndreca ecepdoa halls loo ana and Hvng roo far the lbrary and for publc buldngs. Properly appled t won't rub off. Wrt* t US or oak go dealer for a copy of oar fro drawng book far chldren "TheAlaba*- tne Hoe Color Book" ****** color card. None genune wthout the CrosM and Crete prnted n red. Get An Alabastne Color Card Instead of Kcdsone or Wall Paper Prces Reduced on Baby Chcks Fro Record Producton F<?avy Breeds Forced by our rontracts to take all th<> eggs prxlured by our 1.1.«year'.* custoer and all floe N a h::vg an enorous et*s* yeld w» have been runnng our ncubator* at full capacty»r.ce early n th*.- year Our salf-m hap been greater than ever before fnd ths 1» (f^lrr to 1ft us reduce our eoata so that *c <an tv\\.ur hgh»jra<le chcks (1" pe ce lve delvery guaranteed) at a prce abnut 1 c»nt under whut we charged la-t ycur. Thf»e chck* are frn hlk'h producton flocks. They are stron?. healthy end rgorous. You can be assured of hav:n? oney rnkn'jt flcks h.t you wll be proud ot. SEND FOB HAMI'I.E LOT. Order 5 or 1 Rnd see what splendd ch k.s these are then let us have your order for your year'y requreents, PRICES r.') Whte Leghorn a JJ. 7$ Uarr. <1 KoekB I... R 1 It'cU J * ' Whltu J'..rks Whle VVykdottes * 7.4 Ruff orpn-mud* I Heavy Mxed «u to 31! o) S3 Order rlpc fro ths nl. Su Catalog Send ufey wth your order DCM are; People's state Hank, Holland, Ml' h. CATALPA GROVE POULTRY FARM *t Noted" but Ignorant One of our "noted educators" vstng (le Ho>ton (-(nventon of the Natonal Kducnton assocaton Inqured at the hookng ohve of a srltseo-ny servce )hnt the dfferent hstorcal trps n and.bout Boston. He wanted to know f the Lexngton and Concord trlf» ncluded (lett.ssburg. Poson Globe. Plans to dran Lake Nel and recover the two sun!;en shfps of the Jto an eperors are beng copleted and work wll begn n u few weeks 1 1) $11 13 T n :&?».!.» HO 41) ) 41 1 r> o o t'y 5<> 5 :5 S 7» 1 lno oe 13 « Uur refe EOX 23, HOLLAND, MIC* Profuson of Rare Cons Collectons of ancent cons n & vlet useus wll he augented b run 1 specens to he Inded over b the State Hunk of Moscow. Aon, the are T>4 Macedonan cons wt! ages of Alexander the (rr.tt an< Knj.' I'hlp, 1(1 Uotnan cotus, two o 'artl'.a;'", double gold cons hoarln ages of 'zarna Sopha. Our Iva a] l'eter the deal, rons of thf Scythan nler Nosroy. and Arena!) cuus of Kll}; Tgnn's tes. Calaty should he a spur. The whole world knows Asprn as an effectve antdote for pan. But t's just as portant to know tluzt tcre s only otu and tfe pan that goes wth the; even neuralga, neurts, and rheuats proptly releved. Get Bayer at any drugstore wth provw drectons. Physcans prescrbe Bayer Asprn; t does NOT affect the heart to «JM tfwls ot Bayer Kasaraet«M *C U ttesddacw* # s»terucw - II 1 I I!. I Note n New Sprng Togs Blouaed Dresa la Iportant Aong Favored Fashons for Season. Detals of a dt^rdedly fenne nature stand out n the frocks that h^ve appeared ths sprng. The fenne note, both la skrt and blouse, s Indeed one of the ost portant features of the l'jys openng. The day of the very straght und very sple frock has gone 4fhe wujf of al fush oys and has beeu succeeded by a sple enough, but decdedly swftened >houette. There are cape effects ou coats and dresses; there are panels to b the severty of outlne; there are plats and shlrrtngs to create nterest ; there are ne<ulnea of unusuu! appeal and clar; there are scarf er fects of nfnte varety and colorful appeal; there are snug wasts and blouses of a charng fullness udeed, there are notes of utost n\*- peal n the sylee that re ore ushers In a happy sprngte. Chef aong the >ortunt tes s the bloused dress. After the onepece frocks, the twt*-pch-e dresses and the extreely talored ode, these bloused effects are extreely Ipor tant and satsfyng. And they are ost fenne n ther appeal. The a pro* frock, too. s a note to be notced n selectng sprng odels. Crepe Satn, Featurng Blcused anq Apron Front THE PINCKNEY DISPATCH Effect It lends a graceful touch and breaks tp the too-straght outlne n a de rldedly pleasng way. Ann Kork, the "ove" star In "A Texas Steer," wears a charng afterw>n froek of "Urfdy" crea a lghter shade than blonde crepe satn that features hoth the Moused effer und the apron front. The dress Is sple In It? appeal, yet s dstngushed by a fenne softness of slhouette. Queen of Afghanstan Buys Clothes n Pars Lke any another woan before ter, the queen of Afghanstan has succubed to the lure of I'ars clothes. When the royal party left I'ars for Brussels, the queen und her sster. the Prncess Bhlhord, took wth the court dresses, atchng coats, and nfternoon ensebh-s desgned for rhelr presentaton at the court of Bel gu. The queen's gown was gold and slver lae, of sple lnes, wth a. our? tran, and on the rght hp a large ornaent of real daonds, belongng to the queen. The accopanyng cont was of the sae ateral, wth openwork ebrodery of strass, showng lnng of gold lae. The costue, rot only royal hut youthful, was desgned to ephasze the queen's youth and beauty. The prncess' go^n was of gold nnd whte lae wth coat of sae ateral, wth two ebrodered tassels. A auve satn enseble for the queen was ade wth n crcular skrt wth upward oveent n front and three daond buckles holdng the how above the drapery; al.-o a frnged satn dress, wth a shoulder ornaent, ebrodered n strass. Wth tlls was worn a straght coat of the sae ateral, wth sable collar. For the prncess an afternoon enseble of dark blue was ebrodered wth lne brad, wth n long cape collar of whte erne. Three-Strand Necklace Is of Graduated Pearls In I'ars sart woen have retaned the tlatterng use of pearls, even though they are ndulgng In the new and extravagant odern jewelry of gold, seprecous stones, and brllantly colored paste. The new note n pearl chfc Is a three-strnnd necklace of graduated sall pearls wth the clasp In buck The stran la are close together ad are worn at the base of the throat, ;.cd there s nothng ore becong than ths Vogue. fashon, An Attractve War ahadea of rose, beaver and aand wth a touch of whte crocheted n a fascnatngly odern block-andstrpe desgn ake a dstnctve sweater. The orgnal odel was brought fro Venna for the Woan's Hoe Copanon. Wear t wth a plated skrt of flannel or slk n a haronzng tone and you have a costue whch s not only cofortable and practcal but really sart both for strctly sports wear and nforal use. On Rearng Chldren fro CRIB to COLLEGE Tt * Tt Coa*»d by «** *d*oe» ot" CHILDREN. Th* MaaasM tor PARENTS** Food for chldren should be carefully balanced, well prepared, und attractvely presented. Restrctng a chld's otor actvty unduly has the further bad effect of ltng hs knowledge ' about the world. Lttle chldren leurn to see new thngs und new aspects of old thngs by handlng the. Quckness of eye goes wth quckness of hand. The best antdote for any Injury s I preventon. A careful notlu r wll never leave posons about where a chld can get hold of the but wll keep the under lock and key. She wll further safeguard aganst accdents by bannng guns und pstols fro her household or by deandng that they be kept out of reach. Shurp tools wll he replaced carefully n the tool box after each usng, and danger ous or broken ladders wll be consgned to the woodple before they CHUJ-V accdents. Wse precauton wll prevent any un accdent. But f accdent occurs [le parent should know what to do untl the doctor coes. Many others and soe fathers along wth the see to feel thdt ther chldren owe the ther respect and confdence Perhaps! A other or father who has sense enough to earn that respect and confdence rarely deands ether; the other others and fathers usually deand everythng and deserve consderably less than they get. An unhappy, despondent, depressed other Is apt to develop an unhappy chld, whle the chld who Is accustoed to seeng hs other react joyously to the petty cares of daly lfe, s renns the very fnest brand of ental hygene attanable. The other who Is vaguely "uscal" feels that she ust have a daughter who wll sne on the concert s age. How uch wser such a other would he f she dscovered as early us possble, the trend und extent of her chld's real capactes and drected her tranng toward ther developent, nstead of clutch.g at an unattanable deal to satsfy her own vanty. How can a chld grow n selfconfdence and securty f he «subject to possble deands? Treat chldren wth dgnty. Be tolerant of ther stakes. We have all ade the Applaud ther every step, no atter how falterng t sees to h'. We all thrve on applause, the apprecaton of the people about us. If we treat chldren as we ourselves would be treated, we wll coe to understand the and have fath In the. and they, n turn, wll understand and have fath n us. C?, by I'hUlrt'n. he MaRfaztn* for Parent*.) Capelets Beng Shown Wth Evenng Dresses More and ore ctpelets Hre heng shown wth evenng dresses. The short loose hack effect, suppled for so long now by boleros, has coe to be regarded as a necessty by soe woen. Perhaps t Is for the dnt so 11: ;71\ dros^:l,o-«invc I'dd-d a \v;lst or hp-length cape to evenng dresses. It does not cover the nrs nnd usunlly tes In front wth a bowknot. Often the enpe Js attached to the dress In back so that there wll b«no pull backwards. Badfe are beaf replaced by frgtmtngff fa t!tt c«atraj part ot ftenten, Norway, whlcb waa destroyed by ttre In 1U1& Shopkeeper* and buaneaa en have used the teporary atroctarea, whle resdent* have been forced by the thousands to use soe sort of Iprovsed abetter for lvng places. A Benefactor A physcan who reaches out to beneft huanty leaves a record behnd h that s worth whle. Such a an was Dr. R. V. Perce. Hs study along edcal lnes, and bs knawledgc of the reedal qualtes of herbs and plants led to the dscovery of hs wonderful herbal reedy, Doctor Perce's Favorte Prescrpton. It s just the tonc requred f a woan s borne down by pan and sufferngs at regular or rregular ntervals, by nervousness or dzzy spells, headache or backache. Favorte Prescrptop can be had n tablet for as well as lqud at your neghborhood store. Apprecatve Qual A covey o torous qual leave ther natve haunts and fly to the center of Washngton. I'a., to feed at the borne o/ Mrs. V. K. McCIure, who puts out feed regularly tor brds. It was only one qual that frst appeared. It flew away and returned wth nne frends and relatves. JAMES 5. KIRK b> CO. CHICAGO Palestne To go to Palestne s a great stulaton to one's fath and belef n the great thngs whch the lttle land gnve to the rest of the world after navng rejected the for Itself. Aercan Magazne. When Chldren Coplan Chldren arc naturally nappy and playful and when they coplan of headache or dzznesa, are cross and feversh, restless ft nght, have bad dreas and no "pep" for play, t s a snre sgn of an upset stoach that can be quckly reeded f you gve the MOTHER CRAY'S SWEET POWDERS They act quckly and gently on the bowels, releve constpaton, cleanse the stoach and sweeten the feversh breath. They break up colds and act as a tonc to the whole syste.. Chldren lke to take the. Ths safe and pleasant reedy has been used by others for over SO years. Hefner Gray's Sweet Powders an sold by all druggsts; accept no substtute. Hs Job Mr. Staylate If, as you sny. your ehster Jeeps you In pocket oney, I presue you render soethng n return? Her \nung Brother Oh. yes, I have to coe!n and yawn when vstors stay too Inte. London Opnon. 1*4-1 MCARCH QUALITY FOOD PRODUCTS Beautfy Hands and Ars Ths Quck, Easy Way! &*r*tlc Crea pats thruln*. lovable softacu tat fctatm b*ad«lea-»%»th«n whte and vewet-lk«. <7lfyallc Crea b«s «ystc char ov«r rough chapped ska. Try *u. For aau at local OrocaM*- MYSTIC CREAM 4-Pleee Genune French Br'.ar Ppe Set. Fnest offer ever ade. Send J2.S8 for thla everlastng sokers' sft_ Satsfacton KUarv r. M. WILSON 183 Alnalle St. Brooklyn, N. T. New York Grown Seeda Near -Cert fle<l Wells' lght rod kdney beans (two years* deonstraton In Mchgan). Offcal references. Perry Marrow Beans early and lat# varetes of potatoes. Certfed Alpha Barley. Saples, p:u c s. E. F- Huphrey, Ira. N. Y. DIVORCE Law and fclstory. Valuable Inforaton. IntereatlUK cases Dlvurce lls. Laws of all states. Loose laws ean quck and easy dlvorcaa. tl postpad. COTTEB PUB, CO. Wostport 8ta Krns*** Cty, Ma. For Sale Tre a YulcanUn* Shop. Drve In ser\lce On an hghway, dong good busness. Fully equpped. One servce car. I* J. Schlernbach Monroe St..Toledo. Oho. MEN.WOMEN rrotktt YOUR FAM1HE8* A 11.5 accdent polcy for Jl a year; also pay.s for loss ot te. Wrte, Standard, 25Sf Grand Concourse, New York Cty. "Far* for Sale" Tor Sale 16 Acre Far. Rch Gravel Loa, well Iproved. Bldgs. alone worth Prce asked, $6,. $2,6 down, 1 yra. on bal. Owner, Bx. 115, Allegan. Mch. South west TeTM Developng Wonderfully I Buy Orange. U-raon, Grape, Ksj und Grapefrut lands now Cheap, easy ters. A. K. Tennett. 36 Power St., Corpus Chrst), Tex. Red are t to 5 Lbv Weekly Wth Lesle's Reducng Crea. Sold 1 years. Harless. Sple appllca. Results guaran. Sap. $3 & Lesle's. 321 W. 3rd St, Loe Angeles, Calf. More Fun Than a Barrel of Monkey* -and a change to ake extra oney. lzv^c proft on a 25c sale. Novelty and partculars, 25c. 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3 PBBWMWg *. THE PINCKNEY DISPATCH FSWATAe TfflBTEMTt) Jk W V v By ELMO SCOTT WATSON R yoa supersttous and do yoa beleve that Frday, the 13th, te a Jnx day? If so, yoa'd better begn worryng now, for there's" such a day n the offlus Frday, Aprl 13. Jn fact, the year 1928 sees to be better suppled wth ths onousto-soe-folks date than ost years. There was» one In January, the Aprl one wll oon be here and then there's another one dde agan n July. So t you're a belever n ths Superstton, you've got two ore such jnx days durng whch you'll need to watch your step, even If you dd escape dsaster on Frday, Jan nary 13. The avators whose pctures appear above probably would tell you that there's nothng n t, anyway. Hut f you needed addtonal reassurance here's a news Ite whch appeared n the Kansas Cty Star last January/ W A R R EN S B tffc'q, MO, Thrteen holds no terrors fqflcopper Noran, center on the Warrenaburg college basket-balj tea. The other nght he were sweater No. 13 a$d was the hgh ttan wth thrteen ponts, The gae was played on Frday, the 13th. Those who scorn the Frday the 13th superstton pont to the fact that, f t were as unlucky as It s supposed to be, Aercan hstory ght have been vastly dfferent fro what It has been. For nstance, away back at the begnnngs of ths republc a certnn Frday, the 13th, turned out to he a lucky day Instead of an unlucky one. For n October, 177. Kng fjeorge the Thrd ot England caused the Issuance of a proclaaton, callng for a day of prayer and fastng throughout the kngdo, ntended to brng about the defeat of the rebellous Aercan colonsts, who on a certan day, fn the precedng July, declared that they were "of rght and ought to be free and ndependent" fro the other country. That proclaaton, as prnted In the London Gazette of October 3, 1776, reads as follows: We, takng Into our ogt serous consders ton the just and necessary easures of force whch we art oblged to use aganst our rebellous sublets fn our coloneg and provnces In North Aerca and puttng our trust In Alghty God, that He wll Touchsafe a specal blessng on our ars both by sea and land, have resolved, fnd do, by and wth the advce of our prvy councl, hereby coand, that a publlck fast and hulaton be observed throughout that part of our kngdo of Great Brtan called England, our donon of Wales, and town of Berwck upon Tweed, upon Frday the thrteenth day of Deceber next; and so both we and our people ay huble ourselves before Alghty God, n order to obtan pardon of ousns: And ay, n the ost devout and lolen anner, send up our prayer* and supplcatons to the Dvne Majesty, for avertng those heavy judg-* ents whch our anfold sns and provocatons have ost justly deserved, and for plorng Hs nterventon and blessng speedly to delver our loyal aubjocts wltnln our colones and provnces n North Aerca fro the Volence, Injustce, and tyranny, of those darng rebels who have assued to theselves the exorcse of arbtrary power; to ope the eyes of those who have been deluded by specous falsehoods nto arts of treason and rebellon; to turn the hearts ot the authors of these calnljles, and fnally to restore our people In those dstracted provnces and colnnes to the happy condton of beng free subject* c( a Mle of Rbbon It s reported that there s a process eployed n England for akng etallc rbbon at the rate of half a le a nute. The olten etal s caused t» Mow through one or ore nozzles (D a thn strea upon the perphery of a rapdly rot a lng water-cooled dru. The etal soldfes Iedately and la thrown off fro the surface of the dru n the for of a contnuous HIKI unfor rbbon. It Is possble^ It s AVZA&CFIS l&ttjz&ttfnthpjizx Washngton, Teptng the "Frday the Thrteenth" Jnx, Maj. Cary I. Crockett, Infantry, a student at the Ary War college, Staff Sergeant Ntls E. 8wanton, Corporal B. A, Waleh and Prvate E Raetoeny of the ar corps, ade parachute Jups fro a plane ploted by Leut. R. I. Haven, ar corps, over Bolng feld here on the afternoon ot Frltey, January 13. Two of the venturers were hurt slghtly.» Tree state; under whch heretofore they flourshed so long and prospered so uch. And we do strctly charge and coand, that the sad publck fast bo reverently and devoutly observed by all our lovng subjects n England, our donon of Wales and town of Berwck upon Tweed, as they tender the favour of Alghty God, and would avod Hs wrath and ndgnaton; and upon pan ot such punshent as we ay Justly nffct upon all such as conten and leglect the perforance of so relgous a duty. And, for the better and ore orderly solenzng the sae, we have gven drectons to the ost reverend the archbshops, and the rght reverend the bshops of England, to copose a for of prayer, sutable to' ths occason, to be used n all churches, and places of publlck worshp, and to take care the sae be te.'y dspersed throughout ther respectve doceses. Gven at our court at St. Jaes, the thrteth day of October, one thousand seven hundred and seventy-sx, n the seventeenth year of our regn. As t turned out the Dvne Majesty to who the Hanoveran kng wshed to appeal for ad evdently decded not to take sdes wth that ruler aganst hs rebellous subjects, and for that reason, t would appear tha there was at least one Frday, the KJth, whch was a lucky day for Aerca, even though It ay have been unlucky for England. More recently than ths exaple of Frday the 13th, beng lucky rather than unlucky for the Aercan people Is the fact that the an chosen to lead our troops In the World war, Gen. John J. Pershng, was born on Frday, the 13th, and one of the greatest vctores of hs en was that at St MJhlel whch was won on Frday the 13th. In fact, there are any people who not only scorn tps superstton but never pass up a chance, as the avators pctured above dd, to defy ths and other jnxes. There was once a faous Thrteen club, whch used to sash a rror before t sat down under ubrellas, thrteen at a table, on the occason of ts onthly dnners on the thrteenth, and there I* no record that bad luck traled any of Its ebers and got the n bad. Several years ago three Chcago C"Uples were arred on Frday, the 13th, at the 13th hoar n cell No 13 of the old convct shp "Success," whcb was then on exhbton n the Chcago rver. Bach brde carred, a black cat and thrteen rrors wer»- broken at the te of the cereony So far as Is known, all three of these arrages have suffered no dsastrous fate. In an age of what we are pleased to ter "enlghtenent and progress," t s Interestng to note how the superstton about the nuber 13 has survved when other supersttons sees to be gong Into the dscard. The belef that ths nuber Is a hoodoo sees to be world-wde. In France, especally n Par?,' no house bears that nuber. In the French captal there are persons, known as "fourteeners," who are held n reserve to ake fourteen at dnner sad, to obtan etal as thn as one thousandth of an Inch and half a le to a le ot rbbon can readly be ob taned fro each nozzle per nute. Rbbons of alunu, lead. znc. tn. copper, slver, gold, etc., have been obtaned. Mothers, Attenton! A sgn appearng In a doctors offce n St. Lous reads: "I treat all dseases, Includng chldren." The Ou' look. /*&***<*>«*//**to partes when It s dscovered that there are lkely to be only thrteen guests present, England has left thrteen off ts lcense plates for autoobles and the Italans never ase the nuber In lotteres. The Turks dslke the nuber so uch that they have dropped t fro ther vocabulares. Negroes n every land fear the nuber and t s also taboo aong the Indans of Mexco and Central Aerca. And Aercans are Just as supersttous about t as any other people. Only recently a great ralroad syste announced tat II had pad deference to the superstton by elnatng the nuber thrteen fro ts passenger trans. It was stated at the te that any people refused to rde on those trans f they knew the nuber because they feared bad luck would befall the. Several N'ew York hotels have no roo 13 nor 13th floor, the nuber beng purposely otted. The sae Is true of soe offce buldngs. In order fr: avod usng the nuber, roos and floors In hotels and offce buldngs and cabns n passenger shps are nubered 12-A. Ralroads and steashp lnes report that travel s lghtest on the 13th of fl«onth and f It happens fn be a Frday, the 13th, then the nuber of travelers, s alost neglgble. What Is the unluckest pece of oney to own? No, It Isn't the $2 bll It's the quarter, say soe folks, and fere s why: There are 13 letters In the words "quarter dollar." the e'cfe has 13 feathers n hs fall. 13 lung feathers In each wng, 13 arrows In one foot, holds a branch wth 13 leaves n the other foot, bears a rbhon In Its outh wth 43 tetters or, t, the sheld over the brd's head contans 13 stars and there are 13 star* on the other sde of the con! Hut for all the superstton about ths nuber. It ust be n<]wtte<] that there s uch to he sad on both sdes of the Queston. For Instance herp are two dfferent vews on the «b Ject. The followng news Ite fro the Washngton Star presents one: Phladelpha E W. Tallnn, newly elected anager-drector of the Autooble club of Phladelpha, has nn font ot the No. 3,?. As presdent of the Klxvanlp club, Mr. Tllan recently rearked to hs follow ebers: "I have been n Phladelpha 11 year?, be*>n arred the sae nuber nf yenrs, y brthday falls on the 1,1th of the onth 1 have otor lcense No, 131,3 and everythng In y lfe ha? been assocated wth No. 13. Ir takng charge of the otor club on the 23th, Mr. Tallan enters upon the task of addng four new floors to the clubhous? and garage at No.?3 South Twenty.thrd street, whch wll provde addtonal facltes for hundreds of new ebers. And fro the New York Herald- Trbune coes ths addton to "thlrteenlana": Chcago. Lfe s ade up of a nuber of thngs, the accent n the case of Irvn S Berllng of Wlnnefka beng on the word "nuber." Mr. Berlng appled for a otor car lcense and got t. It was No. 13. Of all the nubers In the box, ths was the last one he war.ted, so he sent It And the Chggers "Man Is slowly wnnng Ids war on the Insect world." says a noted chest. Let's post ths news whore the boll weevls, corn borers, potato bugs and osqutoes can see 't. Alt the Dffe rence Prudence should not be c««r>fot;nded wth wsdo, whch often lkes to s«p<hder. Prurence s the result of fear; wsdo of courage. Plan Talk MgtzLuo. SO MANY A SMOK.ER$ HAVE CHANGED TO CHESTERFIELD Lady-n-Watng Dd Not Qute Get Pont Walter Hapden's producton of "Caponcacch" a stage verson of Robert Brownng's rearkable poe. "The Rng and the Book" recalls an excellent story about Queen Vctora. It appears that Sr Theodore Martn had been asked by the queen to read to her soe porton? of "The Rng and the Book." Sr Theodore, knowng hs "Rng," put argnal notes aganst certan passages whch he thought ght not appeal to the loyal sense of proprety. The arked copy happened to coe under the notce ot one of the ladlesln-watlng, who told a frend: "I have so greatly enjoyed readng ths wonderful poe, and It has been so pleasant to read It after the dour queen, who has arked the ost beautful parts, and what exrplhte tast»> her ajesty has!" Kansas Cty Star. If Back Hurts Flush Kdneys Drnk Plenty of Water and Taka Glasa of Salts Before Breakfaat Occasonally When your kdneys hurt and your back feels sore, don't get scared and proceed to load your stoach wth a lot of drugs that excte the kdneys and rrtate the entre urnary tract Keep your kdneys clean lke you keep your bowels clean, by flushng the wth a ld, harless salts whch helps to reove the body's urnous, waste and stulate the to ther noral actvty. The functon of the kdneys Is to flter the blood. In 24 hours they stran fro t 5 grans of acd and waste, so we can readly understand the vtal Iportance of keepng the kdneys actve, Drnk lots of good water yoa can't drnk too uch; also get fro any pharacst about four ounces of Jad Salts. Take a tablespoonfal n a glass of water before breakfast each ornng for s few days and your kdneys ay then act fne. Ths faous salts s ade fro the acd of grapes back. Another lcense arrved. It wa and leon Juce, cobned wth Htho, No. 58, and Mr Berllng observed wftfc and has been used for years to help hardly any tax on hs arthetc tha fve and eljjht total thrteen. So he clean and stulate clogged kdneys; sent that back. also to neutralze the acds In the In due course there arrved th* thrd syste so they are no longer a source lcense. It happened to be No. <J7, of Irrtaton, thus often relevng whch also totals thrteen. He returned t and now awats the bladder weakness. fourth, hopng that It wll not arrve Jad Salts s nexpensve; cannot njure; akes a delghtful effervescent next Frday, whch he ha«noted falls on the thrteenth of January Ithla-water drnk whch everyone The nuber of letter* jn Mr R"rlng's full nae add thrteen, and hs should take now and then to help street address, 988 Lake avenue, does, rfeep ther kdneys clean and actve. too. IYy ths; also keep np the water Irlnkng, and no donbt yon wll wonrer what becae of your kdney trouble and backache. Aerca''s Debt to France France, whch before 1778 had aded the Unted States both wth loans of oney and of en, In February of that year openly espoused the cause of Aerca and entered nto a treaty of allance. A an wth a bay wndow nf feast nkes oney enough to support sue! Ipedenta. WE STATE t as our honest belef that the 'tobaccos used n Chesterfeld cgarettes are of fner qualty and hence of better taste than n any other cgarette at the prce. Lfccnr St MTIJU TOBACCO GO. and what's ore THEY'RE MILD and yet THEY SATISFY! Cautous Ted "Dd I ever tell you the story about y buntng dogs?" To "Well, I don't know. Is It a seral?" When one coplans of beng In a peck of trouble It s usually found to dwndle down to ''speck." Woof! Woof! Ntt I' weov\>d to y art. Wtt Well, It ought to dvorce j< tor cruelty. Judge. No selfsh person ought to get arred, but what celbate pleads Usat as a reason for hs celbacy? 4* 3\ T>vn:t Sx-tube, FULL-VISION Dal, self-contaned A. C set For use wth volt, 6- eycle, Alternatng Current. Uses sx A. C. aplfyng tabes, and one rectfyng tube. Wlat a year lor lse Don't be left out PRESIDENTIAL YEAR! Poltcs poppng al over the lot! Reeber ^Twenty-four votes for Underwood" four years ago? Reeber bow you sad tne thrll of that one conventon repad any tes the prce of your rado set? Reeber what you ssed f you had no rado or a poor one? Ths year rado s playng a uch bgger part. Both partes are preparng for a capagn nsde Aercan hoes by rado. Tunney s sgned to fght twce. Man! What a year by rado. And the progras NOW. Tonght! Toorrow nght! The headlners of usc of poltcs of everythng are on tje ar NOW. Don t put off buvng your new Atwater Kent A, C set untl the last oent before the conventons. Enjoy the wonderful tlngs rado brngs runv. When suer coes you're ready. Get the set that's always ready- for a conventon, a concert, a fght or a frolc the odern set the «>ct that has changed everybody's concepton of rado that s gong nto tar ore hoes than anv 8$ wthout tubes other the new, self-contaned A. C set the Atwater Kent 37. Batteres can't run down fo there are no batteres. The boose current cost* onlv a fracton of a cent an hour. And the FULL-vson Dal* whch yon rtad at a glance 1 How swftly and sorely and clearly t brngs n your staton! The odern, satn-fnshed cab* net s no larger than a chld's sut case. The prce copact, too because publc deand baa pertted us to effect aazng econoes of anufacture. The progra yon can't afford to ss a EVERY NIGHT. Lsten wth tha Atwater Kent 37. Yonll seel Model Rado Speaker f 24 Rado's truest vo««. AM porta pro*actad aganst ostnre. Coes-bra Tavst? al beautful color cobnaton*, Atwater Kent Rado Hour rrrry Sunday nght on 23 assocated staton* On Dal flwfv ll«h unfjcr V. S. Pne-t MM.Ml Pre $UghOf Ufktr Tffl ATWATER KENT MANUFACTURING COMPANY t^oo Waaabckoo Avenue A. Atwater Kent, Presdent Phladelpha, Pa,

4 IT '^r>.., ^ ^ ^ ¾ ^ ^ ¾ jjef *u WW TT MMP *..'* y.,: ' n' Grand Openng! of the WASHINGTON BRIGHTON THEATRE THEATRE Saturday, Aprl 7th 7 p.. By the Shulte Auseent Co. of Detrot Open Daley at 7: P. M. and contnung to 11: P. M. REGULAR ADMISSION 15c and 3c Don't ss Merchant's Nght. Every Wednesday Ask your erchant for 1c adsson tcket Progra for the Week Saturday, Aprl 7th THOMAS MEIGHAN In The Cty Gone Wld" Also Coedy, News, Noveltes Sunday Monday Tuesday 3 Days 3 Aprl BIG EASTER SPECIAL Brng your Best Grl to see Aerca's Sweatheart Mary Pckford a My Best Grl Her Latest and Greatest Success Brng the faly for a treat. Also Harry Lang don Coedy News NOTICE Attend Sunday Matnee at 2:3 P. M. Brng the Kddes f Possble Adsson 15c--3c Don't Mss ths Pcture On Wednesday, Merchant's Nght, ask your erchant for 1c adsson tckets. They wll gve the to you Free Feature Jack Ludens n "Shootng Irons" Thursday Bebe Danels n "SHE'S A SHEIK" Her Best Also Coedy News Noveltes Frday Saturday, Aprl RICHARD DIX n Hs Greatest "Shapghad Bound" Acton Thrlls Suspense Coe Saturday. Get started now Be a Regular Patron and we guarantee you wll see the very best n Moton Pctures Brng your Best Grl to see Aerca's Sweetheart to you Free. Feature, Jack Ludens n"shootn Irons" 1 Pord "E" conoy wth the New MobM "E" 5285? Moblol IT wll cost you less to run your Ford wth the new Moblol "E". New Moblol "E" s Ford nsurance aganst repars. It stops chatterng and gves unusual freedo fro carbon. It perts quet operaton gves full power free valve acton, clean spark plugs and general sooth runnng. Coe n today and refll your crankcase wth Gargoyle Moblol "E." Or buy your own hoe garage supply n handy cans or drus. C. A. WEDDIGE Whte Star Fllng Staton THE ^AY DEPENDS on THE SEED 6n the qualty of the seed you sow dends the qualty and quantty of fcjtyou harvu. The Badger Seed. rth save you troubtes and gve you 1 olo satsfacton. Standard for ' " " 6 ^ ^ * E. Barron, Howell WE BACK EVERY SALE Of Badger Brand Seeds. We thnk we are r a poston, after 3G year? o' experenee n the handelnjr of seeds. to gve- you good advce on qualty and quantty of seeds you should sow Ths dx-s not oblgate you n any way to buy fro us. Coe n and tajk t over. R. Barron, Howell THF. PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday, f Jtr. and Mn. Frank Rose. Mr. E& Wlson returned hoe CHUBBS QORNERS ro the Jackson hosptal Frday. 5Tr. and Mn. Carne Webb were A.nr Arbor vstors Sunday. John Esle and Axel Nakanen of on Oln Marshal] and faly were wth Dt-trot were callng old frends r. and Mrs. Stephen Hadley Surday for dnner. h*re Sunday. *, Mrs. Irvng (hardener spent one Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ca barn d.:y last v. n-k at Fordson the gues tof pent the week end wth hs parents Mr, and M\ C. Ford. n Detrot. Clff un Bennett was the guest of Ernest Hadley attended a banquet frends near Owosso Sunday. t the hotel Statler, Detrot n honor Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Sth and f fle General Electrc Co., Thursday of Detrot.-pent the week end at the venng. Chas Sth ho:. Mrs. Sarah Pyper receved word.mr. and Mrs. Albert Dnkle were f the death of her nece Mrs. Bab n Detrot on 'sness, Monday. ock n Howell recently. Mrs. A. J. Cafl'ney of Detrot s spendng ths week wth Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Hadley and L. ws (Jehrngt r and faly. AT. and Mrs. Eery Pckell attended he funeral of Thoas Youngs n Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Brgha were -helaea Monday. n Ann Arbor on bus ss one day Mr. and Mrs. Forreat Aseltne and last Week. Mrs. C. Kngsley called on her atly of Ann Arbor were recent vators at L. E. Hadley**. other Mrs. -M. F. Perce of Maron Monday. The Msses Agnes Watson and Mss Besse (affney spent the week tlaron Cranna entertaned a nuber ( nd at the hoe of her sster Mrs. f frends at a shower n honor of Lous (ehrnger. \l rs. Clnton Johnson at the latters Mrs. Ella Mercer of Detrot spent oe Saturday p.. the last of the week wth relatves Mr. and Mrs. Eery Pckell was here. oat and hostess to a large nuber of rends at a socal at ther hoe Frlay evenng. Mr. Bert VanHorn of Albon s helpng Albert Dnkle at present. Mss Marjoe Allson attended a The Msses Esther Barnu tnd dancng party at the hoe of Geo. Jlaxne Marshall returned to ther Wrght of Maron. dutes at Howell Noral after a week Mr. and Mrs. Percy Mowers and acaton at ther hoes here. sons of Detrot spent Sunday at the George Rchond s expected hoe Frank Mowers hoe. ro an Ann Arbor hosptal ths week Mr. Arthur Drew and son Ells of Mss Vrgna May vsted her Howell spent Sunday at the hoe of randparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. (,. C. K.gsh y. larshall last week. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Sth entertand t!- Pedro Club Saturday nght. Mss Margaret McRobbe of Mlford s spendng the week wth her parents lere. The Pres. socal put on by the en MARION Frday evenng was a decded success. Te followng poe was coposed nd delvered n a pleasng anner. Dr. I.ovd Dav.-; of Howell s carng for Mrs. Eugene Laree and Mss here's to the en and ther suppe- "The. Four Black Crows." Xell Hodge>,vho a'e both very ll ay. Look out they don't feed you a wth pneuona bale of hay. It's advertsed as a great Mrs. Ad'-lbert Heeox and faly g feed. The woen cooked t but pent s,.y-ra] dnys last week wth relatv.. - n Lansng. tands up and strkes a chord for the /hy brng that up? Then Al Pyper Ella Ruttan spent Tuesday and jgger quartet of the fourth ward. Thursday nght- wth Mrs. Clyde 'cel and Bangs sng the best they I.Vttho n Howell. an. The rest sounds lke an old tn Davd HNcok of Lansng spent an. When Claude Rose starts to pose, Sunday here wth hs father, Mark Austn Gorton starts to snortng and Hs,-ok. Jaey Roepcke blows hs nose. The Sa Yerkes las been apponted ose was great and the wnd was adnstrator of Rernard Murnngha's estate and held an aucton ut of the song. Then Ol Marshall trong, so t blew poor Cranne rght Tuesday. et out a bg yell. It certanly seared Ed Saunders and faly entertaned r"unons fro Detrot and Pontac Cranna so he saw red and he turned oor Eery Pckell. Ths ade Ed. Sunday. o Bll McRobbe and sad,"we always Lucus Doy nd faly of Pnckrhursday at Lucus Sth's. ou dd coe fro Detrot's ash can. onsdered you qute a an f even ey spent Hortu.a Hanson had the sforlc-g badly torn open ay, so we'll let L. K. Hadley settle Ve're not askng you for very uch tune tc hav' h«last week whle workng on a buzz vth A. J. May." ple. It s ll the ae spot where the 1^-^/.,.^-^ abscess for-'d fored last suer. He s and the eare of Dr. Holls Sgler.! rde- Mlter spent the past week GREGORY wth h. r pap'nts n lo^co. John M. Ked'wa was hoe fro Lorane Drown of Howell spent 'D trot for tle wek end. art of the last week wth Gregory.J. D. Whte and faly ate Sunhoe Mrs. Maud Bulls s on the sck rends. day dnner at the Patrck Lavey n Pn< k y. st. Fn Sth and faly entertaned Mrs. Cora Decker of Durand s copanv Sandav or dnner. stng the Robert Leech hoe. Ra.- Whte and' f.ly wen. 1 Sunday Dors Meyers of Munth spent last gue.-s at tle hoe of Krnest Whte. eek wth her grand parents Mr. and 11!! llwel.irs. Vet Euls. k.tt.'tn a Mrs. Henry George Frazer s able to be out IllMnt. r,t tl:- ;>a. t»v -. k wth the gan after an autooble accdent for ".-? r M>. K ne Laree, whj v whch two of hs rbs were broken.,- ;l-o j,<' r tl. rare. f a. nurse, Mr. and Mrs. Jaes Alderson are. (';. nt'.a W'ellan.-ntcrtaned s< wr.'l r 3aT \.- fro Pontac and Detrot S nulav for dnarr.. PI', ole Gontf, who ded Frof a frranddaugfnte d;v a' ll'- hoe ;.t <,< ' n-, ', M x h., \va> brought to tle ann r ;-;<ter, Mrs. Cyntha W'.-l!.,!' 'lu r\ - res were held Sundnv t t. HILT' r C hurch wth bura! at. ( ; - c»e { vy. Alfred Pfau and faly vrted at Uov M 'le* oe Sunday. Dr. C. J- '. Culver w;w called Frday for Clar Sth, ltth >on -f Luru> Sdh.ho s ll wth bronchte^. Mrs. Wll ra Caffy was n Detrot Frday. l'k- Sth, a teach"r Adran nuble «rlol<, < hoe for Easter \ arton ths week. Francs and Dorothy Sth ntt^nd'-d a party Wednesday afternoon qrven by Claudne Rurkhart. A four rourse dnvu-r ^'as served at f o'clock. Fr» nd> lv ;v were greved to learn of the d'-th of Ms. J. E. Monk? at Fannng last Frday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hosrl were aong those who attended the fur.rrnl servces n Lansng Monday ornng Allen F. Rockwell of Grand Rapds vsted Mrs. Adde Sth Wednesday nght. The Maron Farers Club was largely attended Thursday at the hoe of Sauel Lyons. Judge Wlls 'Lyons gave an nterestng talk of hs trp around the world Especally nt restng was h- talk of the Holy land Fn Wyl- who has been confn- ( to hs bfd the past two onths wth reuats and heart trouble was Taken to the Pnckney Santaru laft week for tn-atnvnt.frday h* frends and neghbors cut and buzzed several cords of wood for h. Hr. any frends hone for hs speedy recovery. Maron'Sth s. attendng Yps-' lnt \o!*al, Stanlr\' Knglt a.te Sunday dnner at Howard Gentry's. Governor Green, Frday, apponted a new bo-t d of trustees for the State (Sanatoru. Dr..1. Erne.-t Browne of Howell to succeed Henry J. Hartz of IDetrot nr,c\ Dr. Edwn Vanderslce of Lansng to succeed George Barnes of Howell are aong the naes on the I new board. I Joseph Archebeault, the selfstvle*. "Devne Healer," who was arrested Mvh - f for net regsterng as a drugle^s he'ler, ph.-ad gulty was pacel on prohbaton and ordered rot to practce o he would be re ted and gven a pr>on ter. UNADILLA Mr. and Mrs. Claude Rose and Mr. yde Ros-e w^.re Sun, dnner guests re ovng nto the Olver Haond I >use. Blanche and Thoas Howlett of vaj'tazoo are spendng ther Easter acaton wth ther parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mlton Barrett of Detrot are vstng at the hoe of I xd Howdett. 1 PLAINFIELD After havng a week's vacaton the 'lanfeld school wll begn ths Monay ornng. Easter exercses wll be gven next unday ornng at the Presbteran.'hurch. The Ever Ready S. S. Class et t the hoe of Hester Hoes, > Sat. venng together wth ther teacher, Irs. A. L. Dutton. Meetng opened s usual wth scrpture readng and rayer. The busness eetng and rogra followed. Refreshents were erved and the reander of the evenng was spent wth gaes, fortune olng, etc. Mss Ellen Wasson was guest of Mr and Mrs. A. L. Dutton Frday fternoon. Mrs. M. M. Isha and daughter \nna, spent several days last week.th relat\es n Jackson. Lesl- Mlton Sth and Helen lancs Carpenter were quetly arcd, Tuesday, March 27, by Rev. 'lark at hs hoe here. Mss Ellen Wasson, Mss Marjor-j ^an.svkle and Trula Kng returned to lowell to begn rchool Monday after.avng a week's vacaton. Mr. and Mrs. Gladstone of Lanng were week end guests <-f Mr. and Jlrs. Alle Holes. Mr.and Mrs. George Dutton of Perry spent several days wth Mr.~and Krs. A. L. Dutton. Mr. and Mrs. C.. Dutton were :were dnner guests Thursday of Mr. End Mrs. A. L. Dutton. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Shelhart and aly spent Sunday wth Mr. and Irs. Ernest Watters. Dr. Nathnal Braley of Detrot was a week end guest of Mr. and Mrs E. N. Braley. Josephne Braley and frend of lghland Park are spendng ther acaton wth ther grandparents Mr. nd Mrs. E. N. Braley. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lllywhte and hldren were Sunday jruests of Mr. nd Mrs. Henry Lllywhte. Mrs. Elpha Huston s spendng a ew days wth Mr. and Mrs. Vance Mller. Mr. and Mrs C.. Dutton were oewhat surprzed March 28 n eebrance of ther 5th year of arred lfe. They were told to be eady that day to go to the M. P, hurch for dnner. Mr. L. C. Gardner " Save the Surface and Ycro Save AH" Pant Te Rght Now. These brght, sunshny days, I bet you are sayng to yourself "I beleve I'll pant y house and garage." Or perhaps you are gong to redecorate the nteror of your hoe. Well pant s what we are thnkng about too. And.*.-C-tA Bradley & Vroan Pant s what we sell ' Let us talk the pant probles together, so that we can explan to you the qualtes of our brand. Whereever there s a surface tq be panted, staned or varnshed, there s always a Bradley & Vroan pant for that partcular surface. Teeple Hardware Our Answer Is Yes we have balloon tres for your car to ft ether your present wheels or new sall daeter wheels! v^o lo LI yoar puvzc for ther cost s low. Also to gve you axu leage, for they are geared to the road. Mller Balloon Tres! Pnckney Servce Garage W.H. MEYtRS, Pr»* UGHT AND HEAVY HAULING OP ALL KIMD* Coes Only By Savng T HE DIFFERENCE between the rch an and the poor an s generally that the one saved hs oney and n* vested t wsely, whle the other SPENT all he ade. No atter how uch you earn, you wll never be wealthy or ndependent f you spend t all. Spare te and spare oney are the poor an's captal, and hs ultate success depends upon the returns fro the captal. The Pnckney State Bank VtMUUUUJMM* ctoped for the and they thought rothng of t untl they were cong.*atulatea. Covert were lad for 125 n the dnng ro^ whch was very tooo- /y decorated for Ihe occason. "The Frendly Bank" They were presented wth gold ~o:;y and slver sugar and creaer ;ned wth gold. Rev. Clark'-; grls guest* fro out of ths vcnty wor< frc Perry, Bg Rapds, Lnenff ganlle, Stockbrdge, Howell and Gregory. Ths was the thrd generaton of Duttons to celebrate ther Golden weddng. Davd Duttw &r. and wfe celebrated ther Golden presented the brde wth a oeautful Weddng In Davd Dutton bouquet of paper carnaton*. The J>. and wfe celebrated thelr n 192 Xow C^aDnHe* an4 wfe fc &? -,

5 *> THE PINCKNEY DISPATCH Honor, Medal to Heroc Dver WESTERN HL STREN6THENED Presdent Coolldge presentng the Medal ol Honor to Thuuas Eade. after and chef gunner's ate. Unted States navy, at the Whte douse. Eade was awarded the edal on the recoendaton of Rear Adral Frank L Bruby, coander of the control force n charge of the salvage operatons of the ll-fated subarne S-4, when he dsplayed extraordnary heros n gonfe down to the sunken subarne and dscoverng that lfe stll exsted n the torpedo roo. On tfe rght n the pcture are Mrs. Eade and her daughter Maron. «V OD ar very clever," sad the I fern to the cactus plant In the greenhouse. The cactus had been tellng the fern that the reason for all the prckles whch t had on Its leaves was to save the jucy stes fro beng eaten and destroyed by anals n the desert lands fro whch It and any of ts faly cae. "Oh, yes, we ust have a protecton If we're to grow, and In ths way we're qute safe. No one wants cue tus burs!" /*Of course I don't have the trouble that you do, for no one wants to eat e. So I do not need to be protected as you do." ' Well," sad the cactus plant, "t s useful. 1 beleve there are other creatures who do the sae knd of thng as we plants have soe eans of protecton. **There s the hedgehog, who can roll hself up nto a prckly ball when he s frghtened. That s hs protecton. "Yes, there are any, any creatures who "wear" ther protecton. "The posonous snakes have ther poson rght wth the. "Many lttle brds look lke the woods n color so that they cannot be seen and soe of the toads and frogs do, too. "Ah, yes," sad the fern; "all that you say s very true. But anals are dfferent fro plants. "I thnk If s so partcularly clever of you to be able to have protecton such as you have and such very good M M I M 11 M 11 I 1 11 IIIMll I.M-l-M \ \ \.,, M II 11 1 M 11 M 11 I-I-l M M I M 1-M MM M I M I M M 11 M JUST ATTACH A LABEL»1»»' «»»! t By John Blake A 11 M M 1 II 11 I I 11 I 11 M M M 11 I II 11 1 H M M I I M M I 111 I M M 11 M M -II M M 11 M M M M It M 1 IF YOU don't want to be bothered wth thnkng about a an, just attach a label to h. It s one of the ost effectve eans of curtalng thought that has ever been devsed. Suppose that n the course of a conversaton the nntne of a brllant young author bobs up. You don't lke the fellow and you don't wont to adft that hs works are profound. So you say "HP's Ioral." And there's an end of the atter. The fact that the an Is oral puts hs works beneath your notce. Suppose soebody else has a schee for proft-sharng whch he thnks could be appled to your busness. Assue hs arguents are sound and ne " SQUAWKS 1 oo*oo Bl Vola Brothers Shore * * # # * # * * < # * * * # # # );-)(--)(- * - * * * # # # * * FOR THE GOOSE- IN 'she loves, every grl Is a W HK: uhan. And when she's loved, * v won every woan Is a grl. A person's real lfe an't In the thngs they do every day ; It's n the thngs they'd lke to do. FOR THE GANDER When a feller wants to borrer oney he says. "I'll pay you toorrer." And he ust ean t. Judgn' fro the nuber of tes be keeps on 8ayln' It. There's three facts a an can't hde for long beln' lll-bned or well educated or a serous rounder. (Cnnvrtrht \ "Youth ust have ts flng." says Flapper Fanne, "hut that Is no reason why pnpa should throw Uarold oewn the front steps." (CoDvrKht > has been able to show you that t would be to your own nterest to gve the plan a tral. But you don t want to worry about t. "The plan's radcal," you reply. And you thenceforth cease thnkng about t. Durng the World war t becae the fashon to dsss doctrnes or deas wth whch we dd not agree wth such labels as unpatrotc, Red. pro- Geran, un-aercan, antrelgous and so on. If our arguents agans such Ideas were weak the lane's were always capable of dscredtng the. of hs usc? Suppose the label fts the an. What has that got to do wth hs usc? Be lberal wth labels f you don't want to thnk. They are at least a eans of avertng we«r* and tear on the bran. (Copyrght.) Such labels have a snster connotaton whch, to any nds, s aply suffcent to brng nto dsrepute the object to whch they are appled The label ay ean lttle or nothng. Yet for any unthnkng persons has n vague and terrble sgnfcance. How nnny of us. for nstance un derstnnd what the bbel "unpatrotc" eans? Even when a lubel ay see to tl ts object t s totally besde the pont. Take the Inbel* "lnnornl" whch Is such a favorte nowadays. Does the fact that a coposer dsregards the prevalng custos of hs dny detract one bt fro the beauty ((c/ by MeClur* Newspaper Syndcate.) "Is It ranng 1, lttle flower? Be glad of ran. Too uch nun would wther thee, 'Twll shne asan. The f»uy Is very black, 'ts true, But jupt bphlnd t fhlnes The blue." THE choce of foods for the convalescent det depends, of course, upon the nature of the Illness through whch the nvald has just coe, us well as upon hs personal taste and the whs that ay he notced n hs weakened condton But every effort should be ade to provde teptng lookng and tastng surprses for the convalescent. Jtft as soon as the doctor recoends sold foods. Most nvalds and convalescent? crave the stulatng, ld tartness of the ctrus fruts, and these are ucl ore appetzng and delcous to the sck as well as the norally healthy, when kept on the ce untl te to serve. A tepd grapefrut or a warsh orange s not appealng at all. A glass of cold leonade or orangeade, or the clear, undhsed juce of the htter frut, s always a welcoe drnk to the Invald or convalescent, and dettans have proved that the natural salts 1 and nerals of these fruts actually help rehuld I I 1 1-M-1!! 1 M II M I M M M M I 11 M II M-lnM-M-H- 4 By B. IRVING KING Sunday 1 \»H> M M-l-l-I M I II M 1! M I III M!! 11 M 1 II M M I 11 II d-1 II 11 1-H-l-I I T IS a rather general belef al so the cock becae assocated wth over the country that f you set a the s n all the old ythologes. It hen on Sunday the result wll he that ost of the eggs wll hatch out roosters. In one secton they declare that all the eggs wll hatch roosters. The reason for ths pece of hen-yard superstton the ben-yard sees to be a place especally haunted by supersttons Is thnt In our noruen clature we stll dedcate the frst day of the week to the sun god It Is *;lll the sun's day a the cock, fro ost ancent tes, was a sun brd. Prtve an found thnt out fro the way In whch the cock heralded and saluted the sun s daly rsng and Is true that ths brd was a favorte sacrfce to Aesculapus, the god of edcne, nut thnt was because Aesculapus was the son of Apollo, who represented the lght nnd-lfe-gvng power of the sun as well ns Its deadly power and was often dentfed wth the sun god Helos. The cock s the sun's brd, and what ore natural then than If yon set a hen on Sunday the eggs wll hatch nfo roosters? Ths superstton s only one of the any relcs of sun-worshp whch stll bans about the hen-yard. <$J bj McClurs Newspaper 8yndlc*ts.> the depleted bodly tssues of the patent. Ther vtalne content Is hgh, and vltalnes are health bulders. Eggs are usually an Iportant te In the convalescent's det, but he wll get unercfully sck of soft-boled eggs, and poached eggs on toart. whch are the standard hoe ways of offerng the, The eggs can be deftly hdden n delcous oelets, or n nourshng custards and danty tttle puddngs, such as rce puddng. Brown Betty of several varetes, and In Ice crea, whch ost Invalds especally apprecate. Here s a danty dessert for he convalescent who Is just begnnng to take solds: Frut Snow. Beat two egg whtes untl stff, ndd one-fourth cupful of orange pulp and Juce, contnue beatng, addng pow dered sugar to sweeten. Beat untl fhe xture wll hold Its shape, addng a few tnhlespoonfuls of whpped crea when eervlng. ( Waatern New*pap«>r Knlon.) protecton when you're ooly a plant." "Ah, fern," a«d (le cactus plant, "you gve e credt for ore brans and sense than I have. "All of ths la owng to dear Mother Nature. She la the one who looks out for her chldren. "She t la who saw that the cactus plants, or the Cact as you speak of rntny of us, bad prckles to save the fro beng destroyed, **Yes, Mother Nature s the one who looks after as. She Is not so busy that she hasn't te to reeber al her chldren, every one." Then a voce spoke. "1 ddn't thnk I would bear anyone now,* sad the fern, "for our keeper has left for the day and the greenhouse s closed to people after the late afternoon has passed." *X heard a voce; I ost certanly heard a voce." sad the cactus. "All Ths Is Offng to Dear Mother Nature" And agan they heard the voce ore clearly. In another oent they saw the lovelest of lovely creatures. "Oh, Mother Nature!" they all shouted. "Darlng Mother Nature." "There, there," sad Mother Nature, "f you ake such a fuss over e I wll cry wth joy. I' glad lttle Volet ade e a yellow and a purple and a blue handkerchef. For even though I have three handkerchefs I ay have to use the all." Mother Nature wore a beautful cape ade of leaves, whch was tred wth a collar of suer flowers. Her hat was of garden dowers ana edged wth a tny border of UttU woodland wld flowers. Her shoes were of oss and net dress was of soft, long green grassed and wheat and rye and barley nter xed "I wore y suer frock today o course," she sad, as her greenhouse chldren adred her. "I' glad you lke t. But. chldren, you were prasng e for watchng' over you. **1 do not deserve any prase for that. I cannot help but watch over you. I love you a other whe doesn't love her chldren Is a very, very strange creature 1 "Mother Nature sn't strange lke that. She loves all her dear ones and she does what she can for the. It d only natural, only natural!" (Copyrght.) '(fe 1 Learnng and Forgettng % By Douglas Malloch fc^f*****'^******-* * ********* W HITE-HAIRED. st,»op shouldered bent wth age, A an who knows by heart the puff* That other en ust turn today. Surely the world ust love the sage, Respect the words that old en say But old en learn one lesson ore, After the heart has learned the rest*. That youth cares lttle for the lore, The knowledge, by old en pos sessed. For youth would rather lfe explore Than ask the old whch way s best For lfe s not an enterprse That en can aster n a school; Man fnds the truth because he tres, And In exceptons fnds the rule; Perhaps the wsest of the wse Are those who frst have played the fool. Although our words are often spurned Although the world wll lsten not A lesson that Is quckly learned Is just us easly forgot. Only the an that fre has burned Beleves that fre Is really hot. ((c) DoUKla* Mallo< h ) What Do You Do Wth Money* By F, A. WALKER :¾ &#* *?V*«**}\t** ^^--)(--)(-)(-(-t^(^^^ «MWMMr**^****«* fc*^***-****'** * TyUKK Is one thng for whch the wll be better to pay h for the advce than to lose the oney. ost of us strve all our lves MONEY. Look on your oney just as you do Fver snce the world began the possesson of oney by one person has If you have doubts I\F to whether on your health, been the ncentve for others to seek you are eatng the rght food, you go to take It away and add t to ther to soe one n who you have fath own stores?. Soetes ths s done by honest eans, by the channels of trade. But ulyways there are dshonest and un prncpled Indvduals who wth hooks bated-»t-t*nhu ng-_an*w4a^ ret twv* ars tradng on the huan desre to get ore oney and get It as easly us possble. How uch of your oney has gone or at ths oent Is n danger of gong to soebody who Is danglng n front of you a possble fnancal return for your hard-earned funds that Is teptng yon to take a rsk tha you know Is dangerous? Earnng oney and savng tney are useless efforts unless when you have acqured the oney you are wse enough to fake care of t. Don't gable In stocks. Wser anr) rcher en than you have "gone broke" tryng to uke oney In "the arket." Unless you know about the, do not buy any securtes of any knd wthout the advce of soe one who s ncrpnnted wth the nvestent of oney. If your oney s n a bank, nnd that s where t should be unle>"s It Is already Invested, get soe offcer of the bank to advse you. If you thnk that there Is nn advantageous opportunty to buy real estale, go to soe an who knows re::l estate and take hs advce. It and ask advce, and follow It. Do the sae tlng wth yojf pockethook and Its contents. (Jet good advce and follow It. If you have been wholly honest w-llh_ oler^ people n_ gettng ynuroney, be wholly honest wth yourself In takng care of It, and you cannot be that If you hope and try to gan ore fro ls nvestent than It can properly earn. There Is a reasonable expectaton fro Investent. To get less than that Is cheatng yotvtf. To try to get ore Is to seek to cheat the other fellow. And that doesn't pay. (t? by M'Tlurf" N'Weprr Svvllrate.) M"1'H"I H-l I I I 1HI l-m H'H-H-r :: Ed Howe Says: 4-1 I 1 I I 1--1 H I I 1 I I 1 I M I I I The people are so easly fooled as to he a great teptaton to en of a lttle cleverness and ureal Ipudence. # * * 1 saw n barber the other dav who looked Hlce A governor or Unted States st-nator. Kvery other barber 1 have seen has looked lke n barber. * # * There s no excuse for an acton whch wll result In dscofort for others and In no proflr to you. And ost ean actons are open to both objectons < by th* Rfl) Bvnrtlrar*. (ne.l U. S. Pacfc Fleet Out for Target Practce -t Vegetable Copound Manchester. So. Dakota, "I w«* la > terrbly weak and run-down condton when a frend ^gfj^mfjifaaw <> told e about Lyda E. Plnkharn's Vegs» p. ^ > ' 1 ss S snhk wt- ^^HP table Copound. I began takng It and after a short ta I felt better. We are a faly of flva and lve on a 36«acre far, so I have qute a good deal to do both. Indoors and out. At frst I was unable to do anythng and had to have a grl, bat alter takng the Vegetable Co* pound I fnally ganed y strength) back and also ganed consderable n weght. I wll gladly answer letter* fro woen In regard to your edtt cne." Mas. OTTO J. GETS*, R. F. D. 1, Box 2, Manchester, So. Dakota. ;» t A Faly Reedy For Man and Beast To releve Coughs. Colds, Crap*, Pan n Stoach and Bowel Coplanf» Alao for Burns. Scalds, Sprans, Bruse*, Cuts, Bols, Felons, Frosted Feet and Chlblans To releve Pan n the Face, Neuralga, Inflaatory Rheuats and Toothache. Sold by dealers everywhere. Mad* and guaranteed snce 1871 by Th* Ceo. H. Rutufl* Co., P*aa, CU.3.A. Insect Daage Insects n Aerca do $2,, worth of daage every year and nulj 11 fy the labor of 1.. en. I Aercan Magazne. No other n ths enlghtened agt would gve her baby soethng sbt dd not know wus perfectly barraleaa, especally when a few drops of pla^f Custorla wll rght a baby's stoach and end alost any lttle ll. Fretful* ness and fever, too; t sees no tto% untl everythng s Berene. That's the beauty of Castora; ltl gentle nfluence sees Just what lfl needed. It docs ol that castor ol ght accoplsh, wthout shock tc the syste. Wthout the evl taste. It's delcous! Beng purely vegetaable, you can gve It as often at there's a sgn of colc; constpaton; darrhea; or need to ad sound, nat* Ural sleep. Just one warnng: It Is genutnt Fletcher's Castora that physcan* recoend. Other preparatons aj be Just as free fro all doubtful druga, but no chld of ths wrter's Is gong to test the! Besdes, the *book on care and feedng of bobh-a that coe wth Fletcher's Castora s worth Its weght n gold. Chldren Oy for CASTOR A * $ I #

6 ?*wv,--:-«*«*^fe»v^/..th' t«f ^ ^ ^ 3^ 2?* A Wonder Fuel That s truly woaderf ul Specal Second'[ Heart Interest Pcture* Panted n Words Henry Black Bar Speaks to Packed Hoosea. * S A r >, \ >.< <sa t >\ ; ' / Fackney I WHITE STAR Knockolne Stops the Kaock Contans No Dope Does Not Overheat Delvers Maxu Mleage BEST BY TEST C. A. WEDDIGE Whte Star Fllng Staton Love of Beauty deands tthe use of an approprate durable attractve ateral n the best eoral wo.k. The frst glaace of apprecaton deepens nto sold satsfacton as te passes Trust the nstnct that urges you to select the best for your eorals. Buy now for Sprng Delvery. ' "Fl.wers fade and de, but Grante lasts forever" A. J. BURREL & SONS Monuents and Buldng Stone 312 Pearson S*. Ypslant, Mch. NEW CREATIONS by» ARTIST-ENGINEERS The new Oldsoble t otordot good news for 192S, It reveals new and sophscated eleents of style. It ebodes new engneerng., feature*. It typfes the whole new sprt of the tes because t reflects the aster touch of artst engneers. * Though you ay have fored the hghest opnon of ts beauty...and ts perforance we urge you to coe n for a personal nspecton. We want you to experence the slent soth perforance of the new 5ft h.p. hgh copresson otor to revel n the cofort of new spacous Fsher bodes. And then learn why thousands of car buyers are turnng to Oldsoble. TWO-DOOR SEDAN II f. o. b. Lansng-Excse Tax Extra OLDSMOBILE PRODUCT OF GENERAL MOTORS >, TOE FINE CAR OF LOW PRICE McDowell Motor Sales HOWELL, MICH. Dspatch $125 Yr. * A Ths Regstered Percheron Stallon wll stand the season at y far. PAUL FOHEY, Pnckney, Mch. Phone No. 35F21 Slp covers wll not only proteot your furnture fro wear and tear but they wll add to the appearance of your roos and ake t cool and nvtng on the warest 'days. Autooble trng and upholsterng and seat slps and covers ade to order. Servce and perfect easureents guaranteed. J. R. (RAY) KENNEDY Pnckney Phone 23F2 STOCK HAULING I ake weekly trps to Detrot wth stock and produce. Call e up and 1 wll quote you prces. Wll ake extra trps by appontent. Movng and haulng of all knds a specalty. W. H. Meyers, Pnckney Phone 13 PAPER HANGING AND DECORATING I a prepared to do pantng, paper-hangng and decoratng at reasonable prces. All looked afte^ proptly, J. S. Hggr.s, Gregory. THE SALVATION ARMY'S ANNUAL CAMPAIGN Captan T. L. Staples who s n charge of the Salvaton Ary n ths county called together the advsory board of the Ary and put before the the budget for the cong veur. t calls for $2,2 for the county, tuch an organzaton as ths need. every cent of ths to do the work t does. No atter who or where t s the. Salvaton Ary s always on the job to help the needy, Th' 1 annual report of ths organzaton show,- t!-,:.;. they havr been exceedngly actve dur ng the past year. A total of 2,544 persons have been gven help by tlv Ary, 63f fales, 94 garents, 9 par of shoes, 42 eals, 16 Ipdgngs, 4 peces of furnture, 43 fales gven groceres, 138 Xas dnners, 36* P'U'so.s ntervewed and ad' sed personally. There has been 2 56 ndoor, 8 outdoor servces held. 8,15 perodcals sold, 2,6 gven away, 1,23C hours.pent n vstaton. 1,9 hoes vsted, I <:. des regu." vsts to the State Santorun every week. The Sal vaton Ary s at your servce. Wll vou help theto do ths work? Capt. Staples wll solct ths town, you are asked to do your best. OUR SEEDS WELL KNOWN Last week we sold seeds to farers fro Oakland, Lvngston and Washtenaw Countes. That proves the qualty of our seeds and qualty s what the wdeawake farer s lookng for "today. Radger Brand seeds have stood the test for any years. Coe n and talk t over. R. E. Barron, Howell ' o "", CALL ON US If you wsh to dscuss your seedng probles. We wll gladly gve you any nforaton on seeds and sol, that we have gathered n our any years of sellng experence. R. E. Barron, Howell DR. HENRY BLACK BURNS No an today better upholds the proud tradtons o the Aercan platfor tlan Dr. Henry Black Boras, who s to lecture here soen on the Interstate Course, Doctor Burns s a physean wkh a Vtal nterest n crnology. He la a re? orator. Hs lecture, "Chorda and D&eords," Is a study of odern cre, ts cause and cure, fro a pnys-icun's vewpont What he says stcks under one's hat lke a cockleburr. If. parents, nsters, educators, and others who have the best nterests of yuung people at heart could know n advance of the ense yalae to a county of ths an and hs essage they would spare no effort to pack the house te hear h. Doctor Burns talks ghty straght. He Is not a theorst He knows whereof he speaks. He tells boys and glhs the tlngs thry <pre enttled to know, and whch so few are qualfed to tell the. And he does t n such a way as to wn the enthusastc endorseent of all who hear h. Pungent, frank and forceful as he Is, not one word but what la approprate and la good taste. Nothng to offend anyone. Inspred hself as a boy by George It. Wendlng, lecturng on "Saul of Tarsua," Doctor Burns has n hrs turn helped and nspred boys and grls n thousands of towns all ever the Unted States and Canada. A favorte wltm Rotary and other Luncheon Clubs, wth xed audences of all knds, he Is called back year after yesr for return engageents In town after town. The platfor presence and the personalty of the an have the refreshng and tonc effect of a cold shower. When people have heflrd bn: they take hoe wth the soethng that they wll reeber always. AT PINCKNEY COMMUNITY HALL, TUESDAY. APRIL 1. CATTLE TESTING To any farers and dajrych vngr n Lv-ngston county the tubernln testng of cattle ay have seer.td lke a fad on the part of college rofppsors nnd other hghbrows and nly an ox pens" ana an annoyance to he drt farer. Just now we are ettng a lttle dfferent slant on the tuaton wth the cty of Detrot hreatenntr to boycott our dary "rolucts. Whether w^ want our cattle ested or not, apparently we ust fall r. lne^wth the other countes, or go ut of busness. It s erely a I'jeston of furnshng the arket vth what the arket requres. Any ther course at ths tne wll erely lnate our county fro the lk roducng busness on an portant cale. Aong the arrage lcenses ssued n ths county last week were the ollowng: Lesl Mlton Sth, 21, Jlaron, and Helen Francs Carpenter, J-aburg; John' Huphry, 6, farner, and Man,' Osaver, 6, both of laburg; Eory August Westphal, 4, Deorfnld, and Sade Rae Sth, 8, Howell: Albert Coddngton, 26, ;rghton, and Olve Cord Applng, eacher, Hartland; Lous Gregory, 23, Detrot, and Edna Grace Johnson,24, MRS. MAE HUGHES MONKS State Santaru. Mr?. Mae Hughes Monks, 43, wfe of John Monks, 1916 Jeroe street, PETTIBONE'S STORE ROBBED nght edtor of The State Journal, Men's clothnc: valued at $3,5 ded Frday ornng followng an llness of 17 onths. Mrs. Monks was rd.*2f.25 n cash was taken fro he C. L. Pettbone clothng store born n Mt. Mos and cae to Lansng In 192 where she resded untl ere Wednesday nght by theves vho entered thu establshent her arrage to Mr. Monks, Sept. 1, hrough the front door Followng ther arrage they The loot conssted of between oved to Detrot, returnng to Landng about 1 years ago, where they and 7 en's suts, 15 overoats, 2 dozen necktes, and a have snce resded. Mrs. Monks was a Quantty of hats, caps, shrts, sweatgraduate of St. Mary's Hgh school of ' rs, and jcwlcry. A travelng bag was Lansng wth the class of 194 and lso ncluded. was a eber of the Lades Catholc Accordng to the propretor the Benevolent assocaton. tore was found open Thursdav nornng, It s beleved that the place Besdes the husband, she s survved by three chldren, Paul, 11 Mary yas entered soete after dnght. Janc?, 9, and Bruce,4; two brothers, Sherff's offcers were workng on Roderck Hughes of Lansng, arc? he case Thursday, but no clues had Leo Hughes of Grand Rauds, and been dscovered. An all-nght restrauant s operated next door to the one sster, Mrs, Rozella Rchard of Grand Rapds Pettbone store, and the persons whe The funeral was held at 9: a..,*ere n churge of the place Wedn^slay nght told offcers that they dd Montfay at the Church of the Resurrecton, Lansng. Bural was n the jot see any one around the clothng Mt Hope Ceetery there. tore at any te durng the nght. A newsboy saw en carryng goods ut of the store between 5.- and : a.. but dd not report t He ays there were three of the and hat they had a large car. STANDARD FOR 63 YEARS Badger Brand seeds have stood the est for 63 years. Ths s a record no ther brand can break. You are not essng when you buy ths brand of teds. t ]L E. Barron, Howall U To serve wth an understandng of each detal to be accoplshed. To plan each crcustance of the cereony so that ts beauty, dgnty and sncerty be apparent. WANTS, F»R»OM, ETC 4>... FOR SALE-Genera] purpose bay are, wt 125. See Jaes Fsfc Robert Kelley. I Mrs. M. Colaeer. SHEEP fheaklmg-i a prepared jfor SALE-Holaten new lch «>. to do Aeep shearng at reasonable nnd calf. AlSTJeS ¾ Wor*w[ prces. wt Clar Swarthout, Phone 61F2 W. H. Murphy, Jas. Doyle far FOR SALE Holsten cow, due soon. Fred Kulbck, John Gardner far FOR SALE Rabbts; also a lght wagon, plows, cultvators, corn-sheoer kettles, harness and lk safe. Maron Burnett, Lakeland. FOR SALE_ne cow. Fresh. A good one. C. M. Reade, Reade Lake Far, Dexter, Mch. C FOR SALE OR TRADE-16 egg ncubator. Has been tested and found O. K.Wll take eggs, potatoes or wood n exchange. L. C. Rogers. LOST-A sall black dog wth four whte feet and scar on back. Anawaft to the nae Dude. Fnder pleats ftflfy M. Hubbard R.F. D. No. 1 receve reward. FOR SALE-Young tea, cow and two pgs., John Gerycz FOR SALE Good -work horse.a bargan. Thoas Arstrong, Dexter FOR SALE-Two Poland Chn* Brood Sows, due last of March. Best In the Mch. Country. Bred rght Made rght. H. Ray Cones, Gregory. FOR SALE-Polce Dog Pups. Inqure E. E. Fsh, R. K. Ellott far, Geo. - Reason - - far " 8 le* RTD, N. I & «f Anderson. Pnckney, Mch..FOR SALE One hundred and ffty fve egg ncubator and a fre hundred bred Whte Leghorns 12c; Barred Rocks 14c; Reds 15c. Dscount $1. per hundred on all orders receved before Aprl 1. Wrte for prees on larger quanttes. Mrs. Nora Sder,Brooklyn,Mch. For Sale 4 bronze turke^ gobblers. Ed Spears FOR SALE-Ford Truck, nqure of John Dnkel... Lvngston CHICK Hatchery (Mchgan Accredted) HOWELL, MICHIGAN MARCH PRICES Aprl & May $1 less, June $2 less QUALITY CHICKS Hatched fro carefully selected flocks headed by pergreed wth 2 egg records. ales Breed Whte Leghorns Tancercd stran $19 9 $17 Barred Plyouth Rocks 21.1 Rhode Island Reds 21 Whte Wyandotes Martn stran.. 22 UTILITY CHICKS Hatched fro flocks headed by unpedgreea ales of good egg producton. Breed Whte Leghorn $14 $65 $12 Barred Rocks... Rhode Island Reds Wyandotes ' 'K> oo lve delvery and 1 ojo lablty for ten days fro date of hatch or replaceent at *k prce. A ten pound sack of Conkey'fc Chck Starter and a bottle of B-K Ger Kller wll be ssued free wth every hundred chcks delvered to the purchaser at the hatchery or our dealers. CUSTOM HATCHDtfG We have worked out a new syste of prces for our custo work. You wll have two choces of charges, one by the nuber of your eggs set and another by the nuber of chcks hatched fro your eggs. You ay take your choce. But you ust decde BEFORE the eggs are set whch way you want to pay for the hatchng. Prce Pel Prce Per Chck Durng Egg Set Hatched February 2x 1c March 3c 9c Aprl & May 4c 8c June 3c 7c July 2c 6c Get your Brooders, Feeders, 'feed and Poultry Supples where you get your chcks, and get your enck* fro us. ^ ^ chcks brooder. Perfectly new. Tfce prce for both laken together s ffteen dollars. Inqure at George Mark. Pnckney, Mch. FOR SERVICE _ horonfh bred Duroc Boar Geo. Grener FOR SERVldE Poland Boar. T. Barkovteh, Beebe far Noran Reason REAL ESTATE BROKER r ars,resdental Property and Lake Frontage a Specalty I also have cty property to trade Pnckney, Mch, Phone No. 17 HIRAM ft SMITH LAWYER Offce n Court HOVM ' well Mkk. WANTED! POULTRY & EGGS Wll pay cash., for., poultry and eggs delvered, at., y poultry plant, and wll, pay all the arket affords at all tes. E. FARNAM Drs. UJ.A C. L SKLER PINCKNEY Offce.. Hours P ERCY 1:#U 2:36 P.M. AUCTIONEER ELLIS FARM SALES A SPECIALITY ey Phone 19F11 HWLETT c SWEENEY Attorneys at Law Offce over Deocrat, Howell, DM W. VWukle Attorney at Law Mch. Offce over Frst State Savngs Bank HowelL Mch. CALBERT FROST Jurtce of the Paca I* >' --y w :.«*lte <', 4

7 ^ - : s ; $ V - " ~ "* ' '-/ " * v ; - " -..., " "jft^' V VATCHW«dM«Ur, Aprl 4,19» v *. r*t The stores of South Lyon ere* ant* wn be ooen evenngs after Aprl t, ' MeClur* Bros, who recently sol the Chelsea Standard to B. E. Brown have purchased the Buchanan Record nd took possesson Aprl 1. Charles Robbn has been appo*.ted superntendent of the Lvngston County Poor far to succeed F. G. tatefct,rea1«ned: There wer; four supnatons for the job. ul'kl tf f presented by the local talent of St Josephs A. E. Baley, Washtenaw County engneer of the road eoransssok has been assured that the 1 le stretch f road between Ann Arbor and under the auspces of St Marys parsh, Pncbey Whtore Lake wll be paved ths year. - Aong the Haburg farers who ave sgned leases wth the Sun Ol Jo. are Henry Queal, Henry Pryer, Frday Wla Glbert, Fred C. Carter, Rch ard Henry, Leand Ball, Roy Merrll ETC, Aprl 13 and George Merrll. I Max Glover s wrestlng at the Washngton Theatre at Brghton every Thursday. Paul Flntoff of Howell wrestles n the prelnares.and up to date has won all atches.! The Starand Theatre at Stockbrdge has been sold by Mr. and Mrs. George Whte, who have owned for I our years, to Lovel Barker. I The proposton to bond the Dexter school dstrct for $4 carred AT THE at a specal electon held there. There were 51 votes for, 43 aganst and 4 not properly arked. County Hall, Pnckney The Dexter Boy Scouts wll put on a play and a nstrel show. I MUs Gladys Hoff, daughter of the late Prank Hoff. wll be arred to Luther Grant ox Marquette on Aprl Accordng to the Lvngston Republcan the Fox Fl Corporaton has 'announced that they are n no way [connected wth the new theatre beng {constructed n Howell by the Schultes f Auseent Co. I Gas ans for the constructon of the gas lne to be bult by the Conjsuers Power Co. to Howell va WebbervUe and Fowlervlle have egun to arrve. The Raycroft Fur far near How- U now has 15 Chlchlla rabbts on and. Ray Holt of Howell has sold a teo Fre truck to Dexter. ITEMS CMF M YBAM AGO p fro Dspatch of Aprl 9, 193. I : Charles Gres has oved hs faly back to Pnckney fro Hllsdale. \ Marred on Aprl 7, 193, at the resdence of Mr. and Mrs. Frank, Backus of Maron, ther daughter l Bertha Irene, to Cyrus B. Gardner of) Putna. Rev. H. W. Hcks offcatng. [ Marred on Aprl 8, Mss Ella [ oylan of Chelsea and Frank loagland of Fowlervlle, Rev. G. W. tlne offcatng. t Wll Dunbar, Noran Reason, George Reade and Mss Jean Pyper wll leave for Seattle, Washngon next Tuesday. Frank Bowers s workng for the Mutual Telephone Co. at Fowlervlle. Marred, Aprl 6, at the hoe of 2nos Burden, Mss Freda Johnson of Putna and Joseph OTJonnel of Whte Oak. At the Putna townshp electon 32 ballots were cast There were 65 straght Deocrats and 83 straght lepublcan. The results were as folows: Offce Canddate Maj. School Co. N. Knoochuzen.d. 87 Supervsor J. C. Dunne, d. 9 Clerk W. B. Darrow, d. 1 Trees. W. S. Swarthout, r. 7 Hgh. Co. Davd Bennett, d. 7 utce Reuben Fnch, r. 14 d. of R. Ernest Frost, d. 5 School Insp. Mchel Murphy, d. 42 Constables Phlander Monroe, Joh efferes, Patrck Kennedy, "Wlla -loran. Percy Swarthout has returned rojchcago where he copleted s course n ebalng and s now a ull fledged undertaker. The school board has engaged the ollowng teachers for next - year: Hgh school, Mr. Rodda, Graar, Belle Kennedy, Interedate, Lfrla Monks, Prary, Jesse Green. Black, the Anderson blacksth, has decded to dscontnue busness and wll sell hs personal property by publc aucton, Aprl 2. Thousands of dollars worth of Onons are beng spread over fars near Chelsea for fertlser. The sea- (son has been a poor one to arket [the and thousands have gone to u MAY WE EXPLAIN t To you the advantages of buyng pleents anufactured by an old fftablshed fr. You are always certan of beng able to secure reparr *Fhey thoroughly test each pleent when any proveents arc ade before t s put on the arket. These Eoary two of tthe any reasons can tell you about. Our lne of Irlatjonal and Olver pleents * coplete. See us before buy.ng ' R. R Rarron, HjfwvJl ' FEAR FRIDAY, THE 13TH?.,.. As* ye* eao ( thoee aepersttoes tersvne who fear Frday, the ThlT toetth, as a double-dstlled hoodoo p pa7 If yov are, then yonti need to * your step ths year, for t has of these dread dates. There to be xact, and what f you _ dsaster on the one n nry? There's oae cong h Aprl audt's laojt bear! > Why should en fear tfcj date, anyway? There are a varety of soaevaad ths ssue of the' tmspetrh ojans a feature artcle by Efcco tcett Watst, whch teds what are and a of facto aboot jbgtuoa. Be tare to tns «Ttote«Bth, w Je) CAST COLUM McCORMACK, a prosperous Irsh farer Wallace Walsh MAURICE FITZGERALD, a rch young Dubln artst John F. Hoey TERRYTREIGAN, McCorack's nephew, a young Irsh patrot n exle.leo Hoey MR. ARCHIBALD PENNYWIT, a wealthy Englsh tourst Jack Blanchard MR. MICHAEL PEPPERDINE, an enent Dubln barrster Lous Dunlavey SHAWN McGILLY, the lazest an n County Kldare. Frederc Cunnngha ANN MARY McCORMACK, Colu'. sster wth a true Irsh heart Mnne Daley THE WIDOW HANNIGAN, wth oney n the bank and an eye on Colu Mrs. Frank Sharpey EILEEN FITZGERALD, a Dubln heress Mss Gertrude Kearney LADY AGNES BARRICKLOW, who hestates at nothng Mrs. Abrose Kearney PEGEEN BURKE, a servant on the McCorack far Mss Margaret Qugg ROSE CREIGAN, a wld Irsh rose Mss Helen O'Bren TIME 1914 PLACE rcounty Kldare and Dubln, Ireland Act I Colu McCorack's far yard on the Kldare, Ireland "St. Patrck's Day n the Mornng" # Act II Sae scene as Act I, a few hours later "The Kerry Dance" outskrts of a vllage n County Act III Scene I The lbrary of Ftzgerald's house n Dubln, a year later "The Last Rose of Suer" Scene II Sae as Scene I. Four hours later. "Mavoureen" All costues worn have been gven through the tfc Co., Ann Arbor DANCING AFTER THE SHOW rsffr- - ; WASHKOWSKrs OLD SHOE We call the attenton of the Aercan Bankers Assocaton to the case of Mr. Washkowsky of Brooklyn. Mr. Washkowsky 1B hard workng and thrfty, but Ifke so any of us hs educaton s defectve; who s to blae for that we don't know. Mr. Washkowsky has been sayng a part of hs weekly wages for a long te, hat hadn't told Mrs. Washkowsky where he was depostng hs nest egg. That vas a stake, probably, bat an n lufry nto t belongs to another branch f educaton Tvth whch t s probable he bankers assocaton cannot be held o have any concern. But wth Mr. Washkowsky's depostory t has. He chose for that ->nrpose an old shoe. He kept the hoe^and Its ate n hs closet, and tp to the other day bad tucked away a one of the savngs aountng t«'3s. On that sae other day Mrs Vashkowsky, ruagng Mr. Wash :nwsky's closet lke a good houseffe, seekng what she could throw way or transfer to another place /here Mr. Washkowsky couldn't fnd t, as to the habt of good housewves, 'ound ths sae par of old shoes. We uppose she sad to herself, Mr. Wun owsky not beng present to have H ld to a, "Isn't that Just Hae a tat and actng thereupon Just Hk*^ t woan she sent the shoes to MM omiar to be repared. It was ether net or the ash barrel for ttaenv and fragaj sad Mr. Washkowsky pay the eoewjer^s anyway, she to tae eebbser. A wmtnget *» «M Mr. to M keaext we*t te ntob> otfsfcee, '1&*** ~......,1»,,, place," he asked n that artyr tons affected by husbands on slar occasons, "have you found for y old shoes?'* Mrs. Washkowsky told h, expectng to be prased tor her thoughtfulness, Woen bat that's another breach of educaton. Mr. Washkowsky went to the cobbler and found hs shoes, but not the oney, whch we cannot but feel s not rearkable. Ws hope he wll fnd t, but he hasn't yet, whch agan should cause no astonshent But what ws would lke to bear fro the Aercan Bankers Assoc la* ton s what steps t s takng to dscourage people of agpe habts fro keepng ther oney n stoves, shoes, antle docks, behnd wan pctures under floor boards and slar places. We have ade no exact calculaton, but frees casual evdence we are nclned to beleve there are enough funds hdden sway n such places In ths enlghtened and progressve country to pay off the natonal debt Not that we advse payng It off, becae that would leave congress nothng to fuss wth Mr. Mellon about; but f deposted la banks our banker ght have soe to lead when we need It, whch be now never has: be says osey Is very scarce. We hold It s not; n la erely In Mr. Washkowsky's Seeng' that we have been porsang ettoeatoa or soethng celled that, for seferal centures, we cannot bet -tool. tns.fr a had showng and that the tasters aaeostsflon Is soehow M It JjJ kndness and courtesy of Mack ONE BIG EVENING OF PLEASURE ^-Vtal ~~n6 Xatlona Rado Audton, supported by the Atwater Kent Foundaton, s an undertakng to search the sntre country for beautful voces sad to offer these sngers an opportunty for full developent, recogn- Uon and reward." The prncpal qualfcatons for con estants are as follows: Must not be over 25 years old; ust never have been assocated wth a professonal theatrcal or operatc copany; ust never have been s (sd prncpal a any voncert held out 4de ther OWE, states; ust declau n Intenton to follow a uscal es reer and ust be free fro theatrcs >r uscal contraete Ths ltaton perts chor tnt ;rs Uv enter the audtons, eve< hoagh tfrey sy have receved flnan sa copensaton for tngng W churches. Other groups fro wbcl entres are antcpated are student a uscal schools and locally oro: sent sngers In hgh scnools and eo> leges. Muscal organsatons n ear' state are also asrded an oppotaalj to partcpate. Early Landweap Gardenng Thp encfent* practced landslp* fardenfhk. hut tt* f 4 known nborr the; styles In vogue nong the dffere ptoptos. Fr*> the early tes ef «<» Chrstan era to the Thrteenth cev tery the art was anly practced h the adornent of walled gardeae cr-.- ected Mlth *asttee or convents. Lea» tat was' a eelebreted freoch laadaea* of the Kerreteesrth Wr+$tr wtos, eaw*twec fc #r -.<.. «tr> y»jwv * BU/*1. KjauA.

8 :.y^4^'--^;4!^>s' SUPPLE MEN* H» TMgM'^-g^Y MSP - v~ SIS"!- wg '..1'* " * Thrlltf r/' rt»,../ MU You are nvted to attend and nspect the followng Specal Showng of apparel for Easter * Lades Dresses and Sport Coats Young In a very extensve varety at prces that are lower than cty prce* $16.75, $19.75, $29.75, $45. SMART SILK DRESSES In Lades' styles and Msses. $9.95 and $12.75 Trouser Features At Sart Grays and Blues. All Wool Fabrcs n the latest weaves...$25 and $35 DANCER'S, JOJWDY* GIVES STATUE TO CATH6UC CHUttCH pvsjjmvey STOCKBRIDGE, MICH. * Apprecaton Jtty a Glt to Prest For Announceent that Col. Charles A. lfedberoh bad nade a gft to St. Joseph's ehureb, Chpconut, Pa., of a tffte of St Josaph, brng* to lght as abersstlng feature of the flyer's rceft ar tours n copany wth Major Thoas. Lanpher, coft&poant of SeHrdgs Feld, Mt. CTeena, Mch. Lenpher And Lndbergh were forced down on ther* tout and spent» days n the hoe of the Rev. Fr. J^nn C. Walsh, pastor of St. Joseph's Wlrca. R -as not untl they had bsefc In the houee for several hours a l nqures had begun to arrve Father Walsh learned the denof hs guests. 1 Tbay asked to be allowed to pay when departng, but Father Walsh tsfa tfee that oney would take a^jrfcy the dgnty and roance of :&ttr vst. ' statue of Lndbergh ass been placed n the church yard and a butt of Major Lanpher wll Mot be placed besde t to coraelnorate the vst of the flyers. J 7 rhe PROBATE COURT FOR THE COUNTY OF LIVINGSTON At a sesson of sad Court, held at he Probate Offce n the Cty of Iowell n sad county,en the 19th day f March A. D 'resent: Hon. Wlls L. Lyons, Judge f Probate. In the Matter el the Estate of 'len Ophela Kce Droullard, Deeased. E. J. Dtewry havng fled n ad *rourt hs petton prayng that he te for the presentaton of las aganst sad estate be lted.nd that a te and plaee be appontd to receve, exane and adjust Ml las and deands aganst sad deeased by and before sad Court. It s Ordered, That four onths ro ths date be allowed for credtrs to present cla! aganst sad eeate. It «Further Ordered^. That, the 3rd day of July 1928, at ten o'clock r. the forenoon, at ead Probate )ffce, be-and hereby s apponted or the exanaton and adjustent f all clas and deands aga«t ad deceased. Wlls L. Lyons, Judge of Probate. V true copy: /elesta ParshalL «. --- egster of Probate. ^ SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION The 1928 County Conventon of Lvngston wll be held n the Frst- ' Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Wegner weren Howell Saturday. Mrs. Bess Barry and Mr. and >lrs. J. R. Hannet were n Detrot Thursday. j Mr. and Mra. Wll J<-fferys who have been lvng n Jackson have jnoved to Pnckney and are lvng n the Cadwell house on Man Street - Madge and Mldred Jack of Lakeland spent the past week at the S. H. Carrnoe. Orvlle Sth was n Howell on buneaa Saturday. L*e Laves and A. H. Murphy were n Jackson Thursday. Dell Hall of Detrot was a week end vstor n Pnckney. 1 On account of the bad condton of the wads, the Gorden B.kng Co. have taken off' ther tank trucks and W. JH. Meyers s truckng ther lk to fcrthvlk for the. - '*' Ifr.And'Mn. Irvng Kennedy. Mrs. I «$nla Monroe and MraEdward Spears! (Stoped the funeral fo Mrs. Marga 1,fcpptJFfrBnons at Jackson Thursday. Mra. Anna^Henry, who has been spendng a couple of weeks at her hoe here returned to Stockbrdge Frday. Wll Dockng and daughter, Aza, were Howell vstors Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Francs Shaper and son, Jack, of Detrot were n Pnck ney Sunday. Mrs. G. A. Sgler returned hoe wth the for a short vst., The wndows of the Pnckney Cafe [have had the word Cafe lettered on fthe. Enal Weddge dd the work. Rex Sth of the county road cosson was workng near South Lyon last week gettng the roads n chape. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Rchardson and daughter, Hazel, were n Howell, S:.tl Slayton and Parker sold a Chevro urday. let sedan to H. Glatley of Gregory last week. Harold Reason s hoe fro Lvet College for the sprng vacaton. Vernor Hall of Howell was the guest of Pnckney relatves over the end. Mrs. Heran Vedder and chldren of Detrot are vstng at the hoe of P. H. Swarthout Mes Grace Young of Detrot vsted at the hoe of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Teeple the frst of the week. John Mclntyre of Howell was n town Tuesday. Harry Murphy ade a busness trp to Howell Tuesday. Gladys Mller and Harrette Mandevlle of Jackson spent last week at the hoe of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bur- *ess. Eyelyn Hendee spent part of last week wth her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burgess. Lynn H»n,dee and faly wen- Sunday guests at Fred Burgess'. Mr. and Mrs. Wll Mayer and daughters and young lady frend of Munth were recent callers at the hoe of Mrs. Leal Sgler. Born, March 25, to Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Sear, at the Hghland Park hosptal, a 9 pound boy, Wlla Allan. Mrs. Sear was Mss Mldred Vedder, a forer Pncknev grl. Mrs. Wll Mercer of Detrot was the guest of Mrs. Flora Sth, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Lous Clnton were n Howell Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clark entertaned Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Mclntee and chldren of Detrot and Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dllngha and daughter, Loretta, vsted Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holt near Fowlervlle, Sunday and called on Mrs. Nora Galloway at Howell. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Patsy Kennedy were Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Kennedy and son of Detrot. Alger Hall was hoe fro Redford for the week end.,mss Ola Dockng of Marvndale s spendng her sprng vacaton Wll Dockng hoe. at V.c Mrs. Bess Barry was n Detrot last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Blar of Fowlervlle were Saturday guests! Mr..l Mrs. Bert.neks. Wll ' oper a r.u w'e were n [Jackson last Wednesday. Methodst Church of Brghton, Tuesday, May 1. been spendng the wnter n Musk Mrs. Elzabeth Johnson who has Do you realze what your Sunday egon returned hone Thursday. > DETOUR COUPLE OBSERVE School s dong n and for your County or Town? Then you can re Lyon was the guest of Mrs. Ernest Mss Marjore ;$v;th of South 14'll M YEARS OF MAT1MONY alze what the Mchgan Councl of Frost last Thursday and Frday. A Relgous Educaton s dong, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Read were n of Uppor Ponsala Are j Thg cog Conventon nal unte Detrot Monday. Feted Oa Goldoa Annlvrrj the Sunday Schools of ths County so 4ARD SURFACED HIGH MICHIGAN «11 Mss Helen Devereaux spent several days last week wth Mrs.Ben Whte - that the weaker Sunday Schools can WAYS NEEDED DETOUR Joseph and Regna receve help and nspraton fro the Mss Frances Bulla underwent an bad condton of all roads lead out of Pnckney the past that entered the Of the 24 M Goetx, aong the oldest resdents of.stronger ones. operaton for appendctes at the p n ths vttlafe, rgently celebrated the Let us all help boost ths conven-^ Pnckney ro Jackson Santaru Thursday, Saturday nght. ton so that the Sunday School* ayj ^ ffteth annversary of ther ar- John C, Ftzsons Hendee was n rsturned Grand Rapds *.veek ephaszes.. the need fo- hard-1pebatg league,.only t hoe be able to do ther part n helpng to Howell and St. Johns last week cer fjrfaced hghways connectng nu have clean records 'flu> The annversary date was declared a county holday and the Instructon. Mss Leora McCluskey s hoe buld character through Relgous tfyng sheep. t:\vn V wth tn outs--. Ffteen year.- rorkeo up agan survvng schoek. 6 - Rruvel roads wore consdered tho Grand Rapds,,e lefcraton was one of the largest of aa' word n constructon hut the treendous growth of traffc n the fro Detrot for the sprng vacaton. North Adas, ts kfcd «vtr hsld hers. Mesdaes «.^. Sarah * -',' Burchell. ^""TJ Ro«a ~ t nean Ce leaves ths type of hgh- and Oxford. A solen hgh ass at the Sacred Read and Ida Fedler were Howell. y - n the das& wth the one. lun?rr eet n a seres e Heart church opened the day. Later Saturday. 'cars. Pnckney s a good town the tenr wnnec w a baaquet was served to the aged Mr. and Mrs. Russel West and > a trunk lne hghway but we are deboteattrr «ltt 6 J daughter, Sussanne, of Mt Cleents cojple, ther 14 lvng chldren and 22 les fro the nearest concrete. Arbor, n tfa e are spendng the week wth Mr. and The.tate s spendng, llons for The wnnng thlr 3 grandchldren, n the Hotel Mrs. Jas. Roche. jnproved hghways, toward whch ths Unversty of Detour. In the evenng, Goets Hall Mr. and Mrs. Lucus Srrfth and conunty pays ts just share. If trophy and a was the seene of a publc dance. daughter of Howell were Thursday flurnce s needed to call the attenton of the powers to the portance ton the Detrot hjdven the second Mr. and Mrs, Ooetx eae to the evenng vstors at the hoe of Mr. n 188, fro Ontaro, where and Mrs, Lucus Doyle. of M-49 ths entre county shou'd sent engraved were born. Other settlers fol- Mss Audreta Blar of Fowlervlle lack such a project. Gve us soe bers of both t concrete, Mr. Rogers. ndvdual ert the and, n 1882, the lttle leent was naed Goetsvlle, n of the nrtt poneers wth Mr. as postaster. The eouple for 89 years, Goets hat tf-.eo Th HuM* TMMMe Thbles are sad to ha^e found n the runs of the l*fla dty of Herculanetnn, bured hy the eruptoe of Vesuvs that eestroyed Poftp**' 79 A. D. Ththles weee raede Asterda, Hollnno, 1B the Seres teenth centnr> by IVlcolae 'van Ber. schoten. The art of^jpaala* thesn ws» rsrhed ro Kn-1»nd h».tohh Lofttn* s raechmnr f n IIotltL shout tt< rear 1W ftu frst roanofactery w» at Isllnrt'or Theocracy, sjesastsga ^99^ Bent of a peeels> Is?- 4sJL the '». a caller, Saturday, at the hoe of Mes Betty Devereaux. Mss Marlda Rogers s hoe fro Detrot for the Easter vacaton. INCREASE YOUR YIELD You are certan of a large yeld when you sow Badger Brand Seeds..Every bushel of seed s certfed and ftne gernaton s hgh. No chance loss fro Badger Brand. R. E. Barron, Howell I HATS Fne Fur Felt Hats tor Easter only $2.95 But IF THOSE BOU> had read our ads have had to go to the ng nto'the store, HAVE COME INTO BROAD what they stole for] MORE than cost the. They "lfted 4 ' soe 15 ther "stcky" fngers house" wth our beat they even sneaked a "Thank you. 1 n Goodness Insde the Store-Back of We are-as Bg as Ever. Sprng Shrts Fcr Dress Fne new pat-1 terns. Bg val-l ues at $1.29 sa DON'T LET THIS LI KEEP YOU AWAY an] fne qualty erchand fngered "frends. They to fnd the store that fact t s evdent that t than they thought, ju< wholesale anner n wl theselves. They just wanted, but f you coe se that you can buy what ost as cheaply. What Scores of New Suts That Were on that could not Be Cancelled Are Thrown Rght In At The Forced Sall Sze* All Szes All New $ Shoes and Furn Thate(t w h sn \u Let ths Fne Stock Get Away C L. PETTI o. >Jr. and Mrs. Harry VanSlabrock.nd son of Pontac were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Van Sla brock. Prof, and Mrs. Theodore Gaul of Musksgon spent several days last week wth Mrs. Elzabeth Johnson. A. H. Meyers was n Jackson Thursday. >. THE US! There every co ctzen, ally, U\