If Columbus Should Come Back. Pinckney Masons To Hold Banquet

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1 > ; (- George st3 W»l»*» spatcfj [OUR SUB5CRII T.ON RATE If $.25 PER YEAR Manchester Wns Seaatw Conzens Game 2 to 0 To Be Honored Paekaey U At am Forced TfcBow to HMTUT Tm Only U lpl» *- Manchester hgh school trumphed. over Pnckney here last Frday by a scqre o 2 to 0. Tfctr vstors were much heavter team tlp^-. Pnckney, two of ther b*ckfe*d^p $ weghng around 80 lbs. They d roost oft ho ground ganng end Pnckney wth ts lght lne could not stop them. Manchester was at least four touchdowns betttsr than Pnckney and f they had stuck to carryng the ball woum have probably tcored 24 ponts. After a gen on an end or lne pls*y they nvarably tred forward passes unsuccessfully as the peases were nearly all grounded or knocked down by Pnckney. No scores were made n the frst half. Pnckney completed some short Week of Oct Set Ade Honor Lata Senator Couxst In honor of th late Senator Ja»s. Couzens, Mchgan wll set asde the week of October 7-23 n commemoraton. Senator Cguzens endowed a "Chldton's Fund of Mchgan", gvng the under prvleged chldren of the state the health opportuntes they could not ofcherwkte enjoy. In one suburban dstrct wth whch we are famlar, a dental clnc was establshed where much work was done for these chld^n, eyes were examned and glasses ftted; nfected tonsls temoved; and funds were allotted for shoes, underwear, clothng and a mlk fund. One lttle boy. who had suffered from very poor vson all hs lfe, wth a cataract on one eye and poor sght n tfoj other, receved treatment for removal of the cataract and expert attenton w:s gven to the other passes Myer to Young but not enough successve ones to get anywhere. The! eye, gvng hm a chance to lve r. Manchester forwards broke through, normal lfe. Durng ont> summer, ad tl 3 Pnckney lne and broke up ther was gven ths communty to help runnng game. Manchester got up to buld a playground for all chldren. the Pnckney 20 yard lne twce but faled to score. PHYSICIANS ARE NOTIFIED Manchester scored a touchdown of PRE-NUPTIAL EXAMINATIONS n the thrd quarur after Golas. the bjg Manchester back had made a ser Physcans throughout the state es of gans through the Pnckney ha - ) been notfed of new dutes mposed upon them by the pre-nupta) lne. The last Manchester score c?me n th) last quarter when Pnckney physcal examnaton law whch takes attempted to punt from ther own effect Oct. 29, yard lne on fourth down had the Letters outlnng the responsblput tes of doctors v 2re sent out by Dr. kck blocked. A forward pass the ball on the ten yard lne and Mddlemss went e?ver for the touchdown Cushman faled on both attempts to dropkck the extra ponts. Almost the entre game was played n Pnckney terrtory wth Pnckney on the defensve. The Pnckney lne s green and has had lttle experence n tacklng. About two thrds of the tackles *nre made by Howard Read and Edsl Myer, two backfeld men. These two played a great game. Read caught several partes. Myer made the only gans tor Pnckrt?y by runnng wth the ball. Agan Pnckney p&yed wth only orh substtuton Tel Bourbonnas playng a few mnutes for Francs Shehan. On account of Mhrln Lavey's ndsposton Glen McC'ear played hs frst game of the reason at guard. A goqd crowd was pr^ ent. The local boys fought hard but just couldnt hold the heaver vstors. Pnckney plays the Ann Arbor hgh school rewr tesm nt Wne's Feld, Ann Arbor Frday. Ths team usually has plenty of beef ad the hoys are n for another hard game. In fact ther schedule ths year s proably ona of the hardest they have ever had. Pnckney Young VanBlarcum Gardner Rannett McClear Baughn Smth Shehan Read Lysaek Myer Manchester L. E. L. T. L. G. C R. G. R T. Knorpp Dayss Stautz Parr Kensler Motluck XV. Jtl, K. Way Q. B. L. H. R. H. F. B. Cushman Jenter ftaytf Mddlemss Substtutona-Pnckney! Bourbonnas for Shehan; Manchester-Golas for Reyer, J. Way for K. Way, Jacobs for Kensler. Frst downs-ptackney 2. Manchester 5. Touchdowns-Gojas, Mddlemss. Referee, Ryan, U. of M. Bead lnesman John Wst. Otwel. Tme keeper NOTES OP THE GAME Wt understand tb*t sorrlj of the coedf hove Been ^tarng ksae* to the team membet^aftr touch^wn*. That feaanf son^f th* Alped efforts ft the Pne*W$eam to score. '" all the PnekleV YeH Team swuag ^ and tls bcycle got all tangled op, Garald Vedder seems to have the (moat pep of all the substtute players We taw htm runnng on and down tlt sdelnes repeatedly. We don't see whet he carred the par for. As there s no school Frday a good tsed delegaton should ba able to ac«mp*? tha \mm t srf A^ C. C. Slemons, state commssoner of health. Copes ofthe act and a lst of approved laboratores for syphls dagnoss were ncluded. Persons found to/hama veneral dv e?.ses and to be unable to obtan certfcates may not marry. The test must be dated not more than 5 days befo,f3 the marrage lcense s ssued and county clerks are punshable f they ssue such lcenses wthout such certfcaton An addtonal fve days wat s requtfad after applcaton for marrage l'cense. The test for syphls s mandatory. and the test far gonorrhea s optonal The doctors may charge ther reg ular $e for the examnaton but the state must offer the scrvt>.» wthou fee. Osteopaths are ncluded n J bv term physcan used n the act. Dr. Slemons sa.d. KNGSLEY FARM HOME BURNS The farm homes of *'- and Mrs. Chrstopher Kngsley o,n tl'j Pnckney-Howell road near Chubbs Corners burned to the ground about 3 :00 A. M. Sunday mornng. Earler n the evenng the chmney had burned out but t was thought the blaze had been extngushed. The famly were unable to save but few of ther household goods. At the present tfla they are lvng wth ther daughter, Mrs. Edna Campbell Chubbs Corners. It s reported that tr > mewng of the famly cat aroused the famly consstng of Mr. and Mrs. Kngsley. ther two sons and a granddaughter and saved ther lves. FINED FOR CARRYING LOADED GUN IN AUTO Thurman Wrght, 49. of Detrot, pad a fr '3 of $00 and $2,50 cost for carryng a loaded gun n hs auto. Hs father-n-law, Rchard Melvn of Mlford pad a $0 fne and $6.85 n costs. The two were huntng pheasants when they were stopped by Congervaton Offcer Wlknson. He found two loaded guns n tha car. As he reached for them Wrght struck hm. Wlknson handcuffed Wrght and ;toqk hm to the Oakland county faf. 'The next day he was taken before Justce Calkns at South Lyon and fned. Both guns were confscate. MARRIAGE LICENSES acton for tha frst tme. They The followng people have appled farly v»?fl bwfe^ould mprove, for marrage lcenses at the county r leader should w^k out In th«. cork's the past week:' gym so she could pull &k : :Mt«WT' Kenneth Stenackfer, 2, Howell, batc stunts to stmulate ther yells. Margaret Mner, 2. Howell; Howard We wonder why Edsl chaeed tha Hayner 22, Hamburg, Clara Wngate acancfeefter ball carrer over to wl <»,rel 9, Pnckney; Andrew Champagne, the co-eds we-t; before makng the $9, I^Bwell, Margaret Pnkerton, 8, tackle. It was hard on Gayh H^ndee* Ho*f«; Leonard O'GTady. 25 How- Meyd* as Ed the Manch^t^fcjtcfcftl, Cecela Faler, 27, Gladwn. Wlfred Mctffcr, 82. Gregory, Lucle Carlen, JS^trot; Owen Lowell, 29 Gregory; Mldred Noll, 9. GUgory. LEVY TOWNSHIP TAX At a meetng of the Putnam townshp boarsv held Tuesday nght t was voted to Jerjr a one mll tax for tha WWstWP y*#s/wsje I ednesday, October 3, 937 If Columbus Should Come Back ]0 Pnckney Masons To Hold Banquet Lvngston Lodge Wll Entertan V/estgate Lodge of Detu.t Frday Evenng, October 23 Two Thrd Degrees To Be Conferred On Saturday evenng, October 23, Lvngston Lodge No. 76 wll be tho hosts to Westgate Lodge No. 520 of Detrpt. The days events wll start wth a soft ball team on the square between the two lodges. Westgate has - crack team and the local lodge may be n for a trmmng. The banquet wll be served n tha lodge dnng hall at 0:30 P. M. Azel Carpenter s chef n charge and the ton* of Masons wll wat on table. Po'lowng the banquet there wl/ be a short program wth the master of Lvngston Lodge. Percy Eh's actng as toastmur.er. It s as follow** Musc..:. Orchestra Welcome to Westgte Lodge Respcnsa.. Ma.s'l?r of Westgate Logde Scotch Songs..Blly Gbson, Detrot Scotch Dances.Sandy Mcntosh,Detrot. Solo Spotty Straclun,, Detrot Rev rks...lucus Wfton, Pnckney Ad'vss. Walter Thjmp.son. P',ut M'-ur of Rver Kouge Lodge and ft cn;: of court, 'L'trot. Introducton of quests. Follow! v, ths the Westgate Fellowcroft team wll conferr two thrd degrees for Lvngston Lodge. Many of the numbers of Westgate Lodge )-( employed at the Detrot stock yards and ;.re personal frends of Percy Ells who has been a frequent vstor at Westgate and asssted n the rtual work. A large crowd s expected on ths nght. Percy Ells, W. M. Paw Curlett, Sec. CRCUlT COURT NEWS Several jury trals were held last week, some cases were settled and tral dates were set for others. The suts of Steve Korbell vs John Telfcr and wfe, that of Vctor Jonckheere Vd the Overland Transportaton Co.. and the appeal of J. R. Englsh vs Wllam Glbart were settled,, In another appeal case from justce court the Cherry-Burrell Corp. was gven a judgement of $05.85 aganst the Watson-Uptegraf Co. of Howell. The week th» neglgent homcde cases agsn.-t John Bacon, and Harry Ilnwen sre set for tral, James Delp was also arranged on.t smlar charge but wll not be tred untl November. NOTICE The regular mee. ng ofthe Kngs Daughters wll h held at the home of Mrs. W; C. AtLee Thursday afternoon at 2:00 o'docv. Mrs. B. C. DtJler, Sec. NOTICE MAAS CIDER MILL! Now open ths fall. P'enty cder for gale. 2 jnles/nayth ^ mle west of Pnckney Mchgan, Catholc Church Rev. James Carolan glasses: 8:00 and 0:30 Devoton to Our Mother of Perpetual Help, Saturday at 7:00 P. M. Confessons, 7:30 P. M. Saturday. Baptst Cborch Don Patton, Supply Pastor Servce* each Sunday Mornng Worshp 0:30 Specal and separate darvce for the lttle folks. \ Sunday School :45 B. Y. P. U 7:00 Evenng Worshp 8:00 Thurs. evenng prayer servce_8s00 Everybody Welcome Con ere gatona] Church R«r. C. H. Zue. AttnUter Mrs. F. E. Bauglftrt, Orgvn*' Mornng Worshp wth sermon by thte pastor, Theme, "Ideals that are r43j lltan." 0:«0 Hl'jle school sesson fnr nl '.: :30 C. E. Mllng for all young people... ' 7:00 Sol Conservaton Surrey Underway C ur r e n om men T Farms to be Vsted n Next Two Month* and Sol Conservaton Payments Computed. Durng the next two week fanners n every townshp of the county wll be vsted by farm reporters workng for the sol conservaton program. The materal collected at the tme of vstaton wll be used n the coun-.y offce to compute the area of thj MII tnat s nto conservng crops nd the area that s nto depletng >r other types of land utlzaton, Therefore t t very mperatve that the farm reporter collect the rght da ta and get the general drecton or descrpton of your farm. As these farms have been surveyed by an aeral survey, each ;«?cton rll have ts own photograph and by he descrpton turned n from the reporter your farm wll be dentfed "rom ths pcture, Snme townshps are farther advan! ced than others due to the tme that the reporters were started n thsm. So far vre have had the best co-operat on n ths work that we have had on any of the prevous federal program We beleve that the operators wll be farther ahead f they do not ls-!en or try to fnd out exactly how much.money tltey are gong to drawl because of ths tme I beleve that t ] the C. s uttery mpossble to evaluate the amount of pamtent. Durng the past year ths has been a bad pont wth many operators. It seems that they had been told exactly how much ther farms would net Ihem under the sol conservaton program and n many cases ths was ju*t a gutess. As soon as fnal computatons are made n the offce t wll be possble for you te obtan the approxmate payment that you are to receve. FORD PLANS PROGRESSING We are ahked many tme? whht about the Ford projoct for Pnckney, how t \H prog^snng?. Not much Plan to attend church and Sunday nformaton n beng gven out by the School next Sunday. You and -your"t$ ort Co> or rcpre.senutvrs but^thnt frends are cordally nvted. Everybody Is Welcorr<: WRIGHTS CORNERS CHURCH OF Sunday Servces: GOD Sunday School 0:30 Preachng :30 Y. P. Meetng 7:00 There s to he n "Chalk Talk Program*' by George W. Dyer, October ft, 4. and 5. Ths s gven under colored lghts, he talks whle 'H: draw and draws whle he talks. Some old favorte songs sung and llustrated such as, "The Old Rugged Cross" Interestng to young and old. Frete Wll Offerng. Rev C. E. Detrck Pastor Phlathea Notes Ths s the week for our regular monthly m^vm? rd we ere aa*^blng th- Wjd.-:.* s\ for vn nt day meetng n the church par^rs to xt.w rags and pece qults wth pot-luck dnner at noon. The Phlathea Class was well represented at the Rally Day servces oh Sunday, about 20 ether takng part n thf program or seated together n the audence. We hope al of our guests for the day wll becevne regular attendants. Mrs. use, our efflc* ent teacher, contrbuted the class number for the program, gvng three readngs. Incdently we would note hare that the other classes n the school made a sptendd record and the program as a whole was much enjoyed. Rally Day s over but ts nspraton Rhould go wth us throughout the year. Next Sunday the leason commttee gves us the lesson from James 3:-8 for study of the topc H Chrstan Speech and Conduct," It wlr be worth whle to Ft tdy our own standards n the lght of ths porton of scrpture, so come. Our sympathy goes out to the Kngsley famly n the recent loss by fre of ther heme on the Howell road. The church tunevofcnee report for «the proj;rty desred by Ford ha.< been secured although the \cc\s have not yet been drawn up. Gettng tl'j deeds ready take* consderable tme and wlw the,<>< ore delvered to the Ford Co. there wll probaby be some acton started here, The people of ths secton havtj co-operated 00 percent wth the Co. n ths enterprse. The Pncknhy Hoard of Commerce has held several meetngs and rased about $400 by personal subscrpton among ts members to buy out the property owners who asked more than Ford would gve Many of ts members have contrbuted frdly of ther tme and money to put ths project across and have made several trpe to dfferent parts of the of the state to help buy th property needed by the Ford Co, ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT At a socal functon n Howell last week th»j marrage of Mss Margaret Robb, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. E. Robb. to Joseph Brady, son of Mr. and Mrs. Matt Brady was announced to take place n the net* ;'u ture CURRENT COMMENT The recent theatre rot n Ann Arbor recalls the famous rot there some years ago n whch t>*2 Star Theatre was completly wrecked. The jal was flled to overflowng wth students arrested for th crme. However t came to nothng as all of the fnes of the students were pad by a collecton tahm up among the students of the unversty. Presdent Roosevelt's Chcago speech advocatng a moral quarantne to stop tha Japan-Chnese war s haled ss a masterpece by many of those who hate been pannng hfr n the past. Among these are Col. Frank Knope, Republcan vce presdental canddate and Davd Lawrence, columnst. Ths ant-war stuff s O. K, wth us as long as t stays nsde the The papers of the county are carryng artcles pro v;n con n regard to the state electrcal nspecton law We have not prnted ar.y such artcles. A Howell electrcan was arrested and convcted n justce court of volatng the ante e^ctrcal nspecton law and ha.-* appealed hs case to crcut court n an effort to have the law declared unconsttutonal. One ofthe artcles was nsj.red by hm n ord;' to work up sentment n favor of hs sut. Tl"re state nspect, r came ba-k at hm wth the other letter. We understand that '.'hs case wll be made a :L\-t c-se. Warden Joc! of Jackson j prson states t ; majorty of the county s.'.u -,. lousy, stnkng places unft for t detenton of prsoners. Ths s pro'ubly so as when the hul au cf f"d<..;:l prsons a few years ago looked over the county jals they blacklst^!.: > of them. We understand that. : >e county jafc at Howell was q!>; or t'mn. On account of ths ft'fer;;! ; Mners can not bjj kept n t ore. 2 ; hours. The most st '<,']'! h ; "" about the Detrot ;>nnr'! ' > v ck was the bg vote car t l\ :!>>'.. Of tha vote.-, cast I :; O'Bren I, O. can 'date receved 90,2s vofjs and Jo San--. tha Labor Federaton ran date «8.S27. Rchard Re d t V. the other cauhdote receved ;;?,!'v4, He,- n for«mev-wember of th" typogr p-ue-l Unon but s re< r a<!..'! as t'" conservatve canddate, -v'on*' el'fnts ara beng made to umc te (\ I. O. and Pedora.tcn of l.a.bor \-nu\ Judge O'Bren ha.- h or a!ea<ln<: Democrat of the s*ate f y> :.r- and Smth a lfelong Republcan.-wtc-ed over 'o the Democvnts and ->upportod Presdent Uoftcvelt for ;<.electon last fall. The a! r.; ' : ;..,! -ral < t I'V-. ng t<> st-.( :, a h...,,,nmate j Glen T'Y;h!; l\>r ( 'n r,,-f t e Rr». plhleall >]( ]<,.( r, Ml.,, ;,,,.. 'Jd.H* IS the pe]' ol \'.hu w,.rue '..-j( I tt Of W.N('P.l>n I! I \. ;,' ; ( ),,..( }-,[; job when,o (.-,.:,., v.;;;, t, v l,-.',,). etos. The.J<n>";;].y ;-, ; I'trgono Conc!u>nn l,r I lh.> I t ^nocrnts wll renomhw.te Con::. '.'IMIIMIC and thnks Frank wonhl -v,u. ; fno canddate for the G. ().]'. W»-'wondor what Hll lbu-kney of Flnt thnk of ths dea, llrrever you can put t n your pp: ;>!-l.o^oke that Frank w;! not bn t't- nomnee as Mr. Blackney s too wo!l versed n thngs poltcal to pernt such a thng to happen. Tnes have (.^.-(I ; ' \:':> t'ad that Bshop Moom-y of Detrot htts sat down on Itev. rhuh - Cougldrt and the latter has ranc< I led IT s scrs hodu'd to es of rado bj-odcst.- start ths month. The h- hop recently "ensored Rev. Cc-ugdn for not showng suffcent respect for Presdent Roosevelt. Rev. Couphln announced a reply to the bshop whch thr letter refutljd to let hm make and he cancellatons of the nte.'-ded broadcasts' followed. Rev. Coughln's broadcasts were nteesngat f'rsr r.nd commanded noton-wde attenton. Of la'3 they have b^en t,» < v t-ve and t rsonal to mert consdcratgn. The 38 tent colonr chldren near Royal Oak are >:l wthout school fac/tes a.- the Lanph( - school da«f rct has voted down a p/opo^-ton to enlarge the school to provde facltes to educhte th«wn. It s nr\w up to the superntendent of publc nstructon to act. Accordng to the law and court decsons of the past t would Efcem that the dstrct woud bs lgated to educate them. moral boundares but we are absolutly aganst any attempt to enforce r " """ " ^ *> the vote cast. He s a Catholc and Mr. and Mrs. Martn Walsh, Wm. the dstrct s heavly of that fath*' Walsh and wfe of Detrot were week peace by rroans of armed forces, battle shps etc. We thnk that th> peo He ded and hs brother., James ws end gtjsts of Mr. and Mrs. Wllam elected to succeed hm at a spoesjf O'Connor. the year 93f-'3? read at the annual meetng showed the total yet tq ested n the Chnese and Spansh fraple as a whofe arc only slghtly nter electon n whch_judge Black and Mr. and Mrs. George Grelner had tate Klan were stressed by hs Repute as week end guests, Mr. and Mrs. Wm ^ rase on cur quota before January cases as they have too many probcan opponent. James receved Segrst, ther daughtjr and son of't k $24.32 exchsma of stamps and lenw of ther own to consder and th of the vote cast. On ths tals Preeftsons larwd by the late wort* wa? dent Roosevelt would* sta* carry 44 Lansng.Bud Muason aad BUI Hodge (order t*w. Snce that tme a gft of 9t»9WtU- Mt fcm bm» f*f*u IIHt*** JHI HUl IWev M? «M4 IN eje*<* y»p ¾ sl la^a/ 00* Once more the Klu Klux KUw ssue has faled to dent the New Deal.Last fall Wllam Connery was elected to congress n the 7th Massachusetts dstrct. He receved (>0 percent of - m ^ttm «Wtt

2 #a -&M& >!» uppw < ^. fn» ympf r^ -jmfc'^<p*l. *.»» -» " ^ ; The Pnckney Dspatch, Wednesday, October 3, 937 r f % 4 * A* f V :\ 5#v '. >:?.. A True Sentment That s a true sentment whch makes us feel that we do not love our country less, but more, because we have lad up n our mnds the knowledge of other lands and other nsttutons, and other races, and have enkndled afresh wthn us the nstnct of a common humanty, and of the unversal benefcence of the Creator. Dean Stanley. ITS GREAT TO BE BACK AT WORK when you've found a way to ease the pans of RHEUMATISM and do t the nexpensve way, too. You can nay as hgh as yon want for remedes clamed to releve the pan of Rheumatsm, Neurts, Scatca, etc. But the medcne so many doctors generally approve the one used by thousands of famles daly s Bayer Asprn 5^ a dozen tablets about \ apece. Smply take 2 Bayer Asprn: tablets wth a half glass of water. Repeat, f necessary, accordng to drectons. Usually ths wll ease such pan n a remarkably short tme. For quck relef from such pan whch exhausts you and keeps you awake at nght ask for genune Bayer Asprn. 5 FOR 2 C TABLTT vrtually cent a tablet Wthout Substtute "There are three thngs for whch no substtute can be found: love, work and character." No matter how many medcnes you have tred for your cough* chest cold, or bronchal Irrtaton, you can get relef now wth Creomulslon. Berlous trouble may be brewng and you cannot afford to take a chance wth any remedy less potent than Creomulslon. whch goes rght to the seat of the trouble and ads nature to soothe and heal the nflamed mucous membranes and to loosen and expel the germ-laden phlegm. Even f other remedes have faled, don't be dscouraged, try Creomulslon. Your druggst Is authorzed to refund your money If you are not thoroughly satsfed wth the benefts obtaned from the very frst bottle. Creomulslon s one word not two, and It has no hyphen n t. Ask for t planly, see that the name on the bottle s Creomulslon, and outl get the genune product and te relef you want. (Adv.) S WOMEN WHO HOLD THEIR MEN NEVER LET THEM KNOW N O matter how much your back ache* and your nerval cream, your husband, because h«s only a man, can never under* stand why you are so hard to lve wth one week n every month. Too often the honeymoon express s wrecked by the n*ggtwg tongue of a three-quarter wfe. The wse woman never lets her husband know by outward sgn that she s a vctm of perodc pan. For three generatons one woman has told another how to go "smlng through" wth Lyda E. Pnkham's Vegetable Compound. «! helps Nature tone up the system, thus lessenng the dscomforts from the functonal dsorders whch women must endure In the three ordeals of nfe:. Turnng from grlhood to womanhood. 2. Pre- : parng for motherhood. 3. Ap-, proachng "xaddla age." Don't be s> three-quarter wfe; take LYDIA B. PENKHAMS TIOBTABLS COMPOUND and Oo xgmbqg Through." WNU-O A DAY 37 tt lor la s» *oax CITT SSaSst wuk p*»vsajm> fcgflfc. WITH BANNERS I T w «*» Greet F jj SYNOPSIS Brooke Reyburn vsts the offce of Jed Stewart, a lawyer, to dscuss the terms of an estate she has Inherted from Mrs. Mary Amanda Dane. Unwttngly she overhears Jed tafldng to Mark Trent, nephew of Mrs. Dane who has been dsnherted. Mrs. Dane had lved at Lookout House, a huge struc- * ", ** *** *** bu "t by her father and dvded nto two, for her and Mark's father. Brooke had been a fashon expert, and Mrs. Dane, a "shut-n." hearng her on the rado, had nvted her to call and developed a deep affecuon for her. Mark dscloses that Mrs. Dane had threatened to dsnhert hm, f he marred Lola, from whom he s now dvorced. He say he does not trust Henr and ClotUde Jacques, Mrs. Dane's servants. He says he s not Interested In an offer of Brooke's to shsre the estate wth hm. Leavng her department store Job. Brooke refuses an offer to "go steppng" wth Jerry Feld, a carefree young man who wants to marry her. At a famly conference she learns she must lve at Lookout House alone, snce Lucette. her younger sster who s takng her Job. her brother, Sam, a young playwrght, and her mother plan to stay n the cty. Jed and Mark are astounued when they hear from Mrs. Gregory. a famly frend, that she had wtnessed a htherto unknown wll wth Henr and Clotlde two weeks before Mrs. Dane ded. Brooke had arrved just as she was leavng. Jed suggests that Mark open hs part of Lookout House, get frendly wth Brooke and try to fnd out about the wll. Jed agrees to stay wth hm. Mark accepts Brookes nvtaton for a famly Thanksgvng dnner at Lookout. Mrs. Reyburn announces on Thanksgvng eve that she has been nvted to England. Sam and Lucette decde to move In wth Brooke and Sam plans to produce a new play locally. After the Thanksgvng dnner Brooke tells Mark that lttle of Mrs. Dane's slver collecton s left. Jerry Feld and hs sster Daphne drop n and announce they wll be neghbors for the wnter. Later Inspector Harrson of the local polce vsts Mark and s nformed about the mssng wll and slver. As Harrson leaves, Lola arrves. She announces that she and her new husband, Bert Hunt, have started a neghborhood fllng staton. Mark almost makes a break about the mssng wll and Brooke s suspcous. Returnng home, she ttts Lola talkng covertly to Henr. "Mr. Mcawber." Mrs. Dane's pet parrot, s mssng. Henr s ugly and warns Brooke she had better lke hm and Clotlde. That nght whle the cast of Sam's play s rehearsng and the Jacques are away, Mark shows Brooke the mssng slver whch he had found cached lt, an unused upper floor store room n hs house. A black gloved hand pulls the key from the storeroom door. CHAPTER VI Contnued 2 "Jed stopped at your house for a mnute, he'll be here pronto; the other actors so-called have gone home. I'll say I'm here early. After they'd walked through the frst act, t was a choce between dsmssng the cast or shootng them. I had a sane nterval and decded not to shoot. I'm gvng them tomorrow nght off." "Then I'll throw a party for the Reyburns and Felds at that new Supper club just opened n town. Gve them a let-up from the play. What say, maestro?" "Okay wth me. It's darned good of you. Perhaps I have overworked them, but there s so lttle tme before the performance." Sam sat up and ran hs fngers through hs har. "Wth that so near, wouldn't you thnk those dumb-bells would know ther parts? I ask you! Besdes that, the leadng man has walked out on us." "It's tough. Can I help, Sam?" "Can you help! I'll say you can. 'Now s the tme for all good men tp come to the ad of ther party.' Take the lead." He caught Trent's arm. "Be a good scout. Help a poor, dstracted playwrghvproducer, wll you? Wth you and the Crane woman n the leads, we'll make a two-star offerng of t. That grl's good." Sam's despar had changed to exultaton. Mark Trent temporzed: "How do you know I'm good?" "How do those bozos out n Hollywood know an actor wll be a wow on the screen sometmes before they gve*hm a try-out? Somethng here, m'lad, somethng here," Sam tapped hs broad brow, "tells me you'll be stoppng the show." "That same somethng couldn't tell you where I'm to get the tme for a theatrcal career, could t? All rght, all rght," Mark conceded n response to Sam's groan, "I'll take the part. Gve me the sdes and I'll try to know the lnes at the next rehearsal." Sam caught Brooke as she entered the room. He hugged her as he exulted: "What d'you thnk, gal? Trent has sgned up for 'Islands Arse'! Wll he pack 'em n as the lead? I ask you!" Jerry Feld appeared at the door beatng a huge spoon aganst a tn pan. "Frst call for the dnng car! Frst call " Sam held up hs hand. "Just a mnute! We're all nvted to dne and dance tomorrow by the new male lead n 'Islands Arse/ Mark Trent Sam Reyburn announcng." "You n the play, Mark?" "How exctng!" "Dnner and dance n the bg cty! What a break!" Jerry Feld nterrupted the excted comments. "Where are your gardenas, Brooke?" Hs tone set Mark Trent's lps twtchng. Under cover of lghtng a cgarette, he caught the grl's furtve glance at the wastabasket. She put her hand to her shoulder. "Why why I must have dropped them." "Where've you been?" "H there, m'lad!" Sam's tone and manner were those of a stern parent guardng hs offsprng. "That sn't a topc for group dscusson. Wt don't make people punch the tme-clock n ths famly," By Emla Lorng Emltte Losng. WNU Servce. Jerry Feld's face turned a brght and lvely crmson; hs voce and eyes were furous. "I wasn't askng Brooke to punch the tme-clock. I thought I mght fnd the gardenas for her. I" He stopped as Jed Stewart appeared on the threshold. He was tappng a gardena aganst hs lps. "Run to earth, Mark. Who's the charmer who leaves a flower outsde your door?" CHAPTER YD An hour later Jed Stewart slumped deeper nto a crmsoncushoned char n Mark Trent's lbrary and demanded: "How was I to know that Feld had brought Brooke the gardenas? Ddn't he look lke a meat-axe though, when I barged nto Lookout House wavng that flower and gvng the whole show away by tellng where I pcked t up? I'm the orgnal vllage cut-up, I am." He lghted hs ppe. "It wasn't all my fault. I ddn't know, dd I, Mark, that you and she had been crusng round ths house?" "You ddn't. I hadn't told you then that I had dscovered Aunt Mary Amanda's slver parked n a storeroom. Decded to wat tll I had the goods on someone, but I couldn't resst the temptaton to show t to Brooke. You should have seen her eyes when she saw t pled on that table." He poked the fre tll orange and scarlet flames, shot wth pale "Started for the Sole Purpose of Chselng Money Off Me, I Suspect." green, roared up the chmney and sent a tangy puff of wood smoke nto the room. The sharp rng of the phone broke the slence. "Trent speakng. Lola! What do you want? Not nterested. If you lke sellng gas, sell t, only remember that the allowance stops. Is she? Mrs. Gregory's word goes, here. You should have made sure of that before you set up shop. What? What sort of paper?" Mark Trent looked at Jed Stewart who had come close and was movng hs lps wthout makng a sfcund. He nodded understandng, "I haven't rung off. Yes, I heard what you sad. I can't magne how any paper you may have wll nterest me, but brng t here tomorrow at fve. Sure, I'll be alone. Yes. Goodby." Mark Trent cradled the telephone. He looked up at hs frend. "Lola has a 'paper' to sell me. She suggested that I have my checkbook n hand tomorrow. What do you make of t?" "If t s the 'paper' Mrs. Gregory wtnessed, how could she get hold of t?" "Henr?" "She sad he had wrtten to her, ddn't she? She's brngng t tomorrow afternoon! There's a catch n t somewhere. It sounds too easy. You don't thnk she'll back out at the last mnute, do you, Mark?" "Not f there s money n t. She sad also that Mrs. Gregory was puttng the fllng-staton out of busness. It was started wthout a lcense. Started for the sole purpose of chselng money off me, I suspect." "Rght as usual. What say we call ths an evenng? I'm due n court n the mornng n my best Gentlemen of the Jury style; furthermore, we'll need our brans runnng wde open when Lola comes at fve. She has a 'paper' to sell! Won't we feel cheap about our suspcons of Brooke f t proves to be the 'paper' we're after?" "I stopped suspectng her some tme ago. Shall we go up? We are gettng provncal. If we were n town we'd be Just begnnng to go places..toddle along. I'll put out the lghts." Mark banked the fre before he ran up the stars. Jed Stewart yawned as he stood at hs door. "In spte of the late exctement, rm sleepy. Nghte-nght, Mark. TU drop our problem nto what the psychologsts call the deep mnd. Perhaps t wll float to the top n the mornng all ncely solved." He was whstlng softly as he closed hs bedroom door. Mark crossed hs dark room to the wndow. What a nght! The sky was powdered wth stars. The sparks of gold were lke the lghts n Brooke Reyburn's eyes when she was happy or thrlled, and she had been thrlled when she had heard of hs plan to dne and dance n town. He drew the gardena from hs pocket. Nothng beautful about t now but the leaves. He ddn't need a paper whch Lola Hunt mght produce to clear hs mnd of suspcon that Brooke had nfluenced hs aunt n any way. He drew the flash lght from hs coat pocket. Lucky he had thought of t when he had taken Brooke to see the slver. "Mark! Mark!" Jed's voce? He lad the flower on the dresser before he opened the door. Wth the electrc torch stll n hs hand he crossed the hall and knocked at Jed Stewart's door. He knocked agan. Why ddn't he answer? He flung open the door. A coat had been hung over the back of a char. A shoe lay on the floor. Cold ar was strrng the chntz hangngs. Where dd t come from? The bath-room! Mark sprnted to the door and stopped n amazement. The wndow was wde open, but the ar was strongly scented wth perfume. The shower was drppng. Shavng materals were flung about as f hastly dropped. He thrust hs head out of the wndow. There were two ways to escape from the lttle balcony under t. Drop to the terrace, or through Lookout House. Had Jed and an ntruder crashed n there? Brooke would be frghtened. He'd follow them. He swung hs leg over the sll. "Stop!" He went rgd n obedence to the hoarse warnng, but only for an nstant. Why was he perchng lke a dummy wth the lght from the room behnd makng hm a perfect target for the person who had grunted? He moved hs leg. No response to that from the balcony. Quckly he flashed hs powerful lght n the drecton from whch the sound had come. That would blnd the person watchng. Hs eyes followed the lght. In hs amazement he lost hs balance and ptched forward. At one corner of the ralng, blnkng and shverng n the glare, huddled the run-away green parrot. Held up by a brd! He sld to the balcony. Reached for Mr. Mcawber, grabhed hm, flung hm nto tha room behnd hm. He could hear the parrot squawkng wth fury as he closed the wndow. "That seems to be that! Now, where's Jed?" He peered over the ralng. No uprghts on ths balcony to slde down. The next one had ron trellses whch connected t wth the stone terrace. Had Jed entered Lookout House by the wndow? Who occuped the room of the next house whch opened on t? He would nvestgate. He tptoed to the wndow, reduced the lght n hs torch before he flashed t over the glass. The shade was closely drawn and the sash locked. No one could have gone n there. Cracks of lght were vsble n the two rooms beyond where French wndows opened on another balcony. Had Jed entered that lghted room? How could he get there? He was too stout to swng across. Could he hmself do t? He apprased the dstance, stepped over, and swung. Cautously he stepped over the ral and rpped hs hands from the frosty ron. Wth hs heart drummng lke an arplane motor he concentrated hs attenton on the wndow. A crack of lght showed between the hangngs. Whose room was t? Should he take a chance that t was Sam's or Brooke's and tap lghtly? A wndow was beng opened cautously. Where? He flattened hmself aganst the house. Must be the end balcony outsde the studo. He vsualzed the nteror as he had seen t the day he had helped Jerry Feld sketch n the tree trunks on the backdrop. Someone was crawlng out! A man! He was sldng down an ron trells lke a monkey! Now he was runnng across the lawn bent double! He was enterng the garage! Mark Trent crammed the electrc torch nto hs pocket and swung a leg over the ralng. He htched along tll hs feet found an uprght, went down hand over hand, hs palms stckng panfully to the ron as he moved them. From purple tree shadow to purple tree shadow he skulked. Near the garage he hd behnd shrubs. The clck of a lock! He held hs breath as he lstened. Who had been n the Lookout House garage at ths tme of nght? Whoever t was, was leavng. He could hoar cautous footsteps. An automoble startng! He straned hs ears. It was speedng down the street toward the causeway. That ddn't prove anythng, t would be easy enough to turn nto a sde road and cut back. Was the man who had sneaked from the house drvng? Had he stolen tha car? Even so, be couldn't follow t, he must fnd oalt why he had entered the carafe* (TO BE CONTINVWL. \\7 HEN the haze * * hangs n the horzon and you want to step rght out and tell the world t's grand to be alve that's when you want smple dresses lke these to wear. Under a coat or wthout a coat they're tops. Sew-Your-Own approves ths fashon for smple thngs and helps you to make them for your own wardrobe wth the ad of the three patterns shown here. Make them for your wardrobe you need only a lttle tme. Patterns nclude complete nstructons. Coat Dress for Larger-Women. The woman wth a real fgure problem lkes the ease and trm lnes of ths Prncess coat dress, made to wear as casually as a coat. The dress buttons lke a coat and takes nches off the slhouette. It's desgned on flatterng semftted lnes and s correctly made In slk or wool fabrcs. For mornng wear, ths s a frock smartly made n sturdy cotton. Slm Wastlne n Msses' Frock. If you wear a 2 to 20 sze, then you'll want ths very becomng dress made wth lfted wastlne to gve you a molded fgurelne. Square shouldered and trmly fnshed wth two pockets, ths dress wll see you through every daytme occason and s smartly made n slk, velveteen or thn wool. Woman's Shrtwast Dress. Ths fashon good year n and year out s one whch you wll want n your wardrobe n a heavy slk or n a sturdy cotton. Make t yourself and have a dress that you can wear at every hour of the day. Note the raglan sleeves ft Home Heatng By John Barclay Hnts H tlng Cxpart Proper Sze Coal for Furnace Keeps Fuel Costs Down and Avods "Ashpt Waste" OME-OWNERS can't possbly H get maxmum economy and effcency from ther heatng plants unless they burn the proper sze coal. Whle dfferent szes can be burned n most furnaces, don't underestmate the mportance of usng the sze or combnaton of szes best suted to your heater to produce the most heat for the least money. The sze of the frepot n your furnace wll, under ordnary crcumstances, ndcate the most effcent sze to use. Wth a frepot or nteror 24 nches n dameter and 6 nches deep, egg sze s usually recommended; 8 to 23 nches dameter and 2 to 8 nches deep, stove or chestnut sze; less than 6-nch dameter, chestnut sze. Local clmate, poston of furnace, sze of chmney and house sometmes make t advsable to vary these szes. To be sure of what sze coal you use, I would suggest you have your dealer call and advse you whch sze, or szes, wll gve you tha greatest heat value at the most economcal cost. THE CHEKPUL OIERVB I lke, to *w* t\y mon«y vp. I scrmp tj\d <J wtkovt my lvtnck And *ty* For wt*k* w>dt Andspftrtel t ts %» DvrSCISI extendng from the yoke of tha dress, a detal that assures you complete comfort. The Patterns. Pattern 983 s desgned for szes 36 to 50. Sze 38 requres 3¾ yards of 54-nch materal, plus % yard 39-nch fabrc to contrast. Pattern 379 s desgned for szes 2 to 20. Sze 4 requres Vk yards of 54-nch materal. Pattern 225 s desgned for szes 34 to 44. Sze 36 requres 3% yards of 39-nch materal, plus V* yard of contrastng. Send your order to The Sewng Crcle Pattern Dept., Room 020, 2 W. Wacker Dr., Chcago,. Prce of patterns, 5 cents (n cons) each. Send 5 cents for the Barbara Bell Fall and Wnter Pattern Book. Make yourself attractve, practcal and becomng clothes, selectng desgns from the Barbara Bell well-planned, easy-to^make patterns.' BeU Syndcate. WNU Servce. To keep food waste soft and movng, many doc-' tors recommend Nu jol because of ts gentle,.lubrcatng acton. Ow.un, r /.*'»^ INSIST ON GENUINE NUJOL Courage to the Task Courage conssts n equalty to the problem before us. Emerson. 666 UOUID, TABLETS chocks GOLDS sad FEVER frst d»y t SALVE. NOSE DROPS HtsBl0ll6, 30 DllRVlM. Sentnels of Health Don't Neglect Them Katore deetfned the kdneys to da a marvelous Job. Ther tssk t to keep tha flowng blood stream free of sa excess of toxc Impurtes. The set of lvnf ty* Uw/Hs constantly.producng west* mstter the kdneys must remove from the blood It tood hesth s to endure. When tb» kdneys fall to functon sa Nature Intended, there Is retenton of vasts that may earns body-wde da> trass. One may safer mgfaf bsrkscba, persstent headache, stcks of dastases, worn out. \ rrement, scanty or bornnf ssssfa * The reeogdaed and proper tt Is a dhuette medetas to belptbo U KKSsff** D0ANS PILLS CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT OLD COINS Send dme for conptete caao ROMANO. Dept. If*, ftkataake^ MISCELLANEOUS Dlreeters, Aaaaasr Plays. Travv -_, prases, board, room, eofrurjsalo^tftlng. \ Producers "Wotnaaleaa Weddtaf." Sjrssa* fa Lere Qe., m Am^kmt^JSSSm^mtS, $ */' '^''-bffkww u-«.v ammml -I'S,

3 *r* *adsh*{!k\ H'ST" V'"V' *f*m -. v TTu Fnckney Dspatch, Wednesday, October 3, 937 m\ STOCK FOOD Co-op's. Ground and Chop Feed for Sale HAULING--TRUCKING LOCAL STOCK GRAIN CREAM Produce of All Knds LONG DIS TANCE WEEKLY TRIPS MADE TO DETROIT I THr* *» MEYER BHIIHIHHnDHBHMBSBHIHBHBBIBBBBII^HBflHHHBaKBHBI m I»!<- XTTTIM COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE Expert Work at Low Prces When You Brng Your Car n for Servcng at Clark's GARAGE AND SERVICE STATION All makes of cars are repared n our shop. You are assured the same perfect skll as you expect from factory experenced mechancs at lower cost All parts used n replacements and repar work are genune parts. We use no substtute or used parts. Charles Clark A.A, A. Servce Staton Announcement The Pnckney Electrc Sen-ce wshes to announce that for the present tme the shop n tl<j Telephone Buldng wll be open only n the mornngs untl 8;30 and n'the evenngs n ron 9:30 P. M. Shup Pncknev No Job Too I.a^e or Too Small To Pe Gven Pfcmpt, Courteous Treatment" UlLI I larod Hte Resdence Pnckney 3F2 (re^ory ofl2 PROFESSIONAL N. O. FRYE JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Pnckney, Mchgan Old Ago Penson Applcaton! Made Out JAY P. SWEENEY Attorney a) Law Offco at Court House Howell, Mchgan PERCY ELLIS AUCTIONEER Farm S&lea a Specalty Phond Pnckney 9-F MARTIN J. LAY AN Attorney at Law Phono 3 Brghton PLUMBING and HEATING Wll be glad to gve estmate* n the followng nstallatons: Stoker Plumbng *Steam or hot ar heatng Electrc pumps * Water systems Ol burners ever 20 years experence GUSRISSMAN 6 E. Grand Rver, Howell Phone Howell 0 CORNER DR. H. F. SIGLER DR. C. L. SIGLER Pnckney, Mchgan Offco Hours :00 to 2:30 NORMAN REASON REAL ESTATE BROKER Farm resdental property and Lake Frontage a Specalty. I Also Have Cty Property to Trade. DON W. VANWINKLE Attorney at Law Offca over frst State Savngs Bank Howell, Mchgan LEE LAVEY GENERAL INSURANCE Phone 59-F3 Pnckney, Mchgan DR. G. R. McCLUSKEY DENTIST 2¼ N. Mchgan Tuesday and Saturday evenngs 7; 00 8:30 Phone 220 Offce Phene 23J Resdence Howell Mch,! NEIGHBORING NOTES Judge George Sajnple granted the People's Bank of Manchester a temporary njuncton restranng Whtney Palmer from holdng dances n hs burn. The bank holds - a mortgage on the harn and holdng dances there would release the nsurance company from all lablty n ca.l of fre. Judge Jacobs of Sturgs sttng n the Washtenaw county ctcut court at Ann Arbor last Frday dened the petton of Mr. and Mrs. Lndauer of Chelsea for an njuncton to restran the state hghway dept. from takng possesson of ther land and buldng a part of U. S. 2 hghway across ther l nd. south of Chelsea. The judge ruled tlvt the Lndauer's attorney had fal to cte any authorty for the court to enjon hghway obstructon. Accordng to an assocated press report Martn J. T.avau of Brghton ' may be a cndda't.; for presdent of the Young Democrats of Mchgan now holdng ther conventon at Muskegeon. A lone bandt hold up Matte's Cafe n Lesle last Thursday so quetly that the patrons pretmt were not aware a holdup had taken place untl the bandt had left. 5«J Mrs. Elzabeth Rce of Munth wn> 5 sentenced to from 5 to 20 years n Sjhe Detrot house of correcton n jthe crcut court at Jackson last! fr arson. Her husband s already 3 t<ervn a term for the fame offen.-e. whch was arson n burnng ther ; d velng. John Thompson, Lvngston conn- ty bandt who made an escape- from the Melus hosptal, Rrghton, n hs; j pjrymns wh'le Hx'ovenng from wounds receved at the tme of hs capture, Tns been transferred from Jackson prson to Marquette as a desperate characl.r. Ho recently pot away from the prson but was caught. State Hghway Commssoner Mnrrnv Von Wp^onor announces a (b- -n-.r en U. S. 23. It wll ff.rt -U the Intersecton wth U. S. IT. and ox- end ten mles northwest of Prghton wlvlc U. S. 23 «beng Tja>'cl. The Mlford Onbards Co. of Mlford ssold foo bushels of peaches "ord sold 500 bushels of peaches ths year. Harry Cenrr.n, now past HO ye<ffs hl, won Irs 3t' ba ; -e ball came of 'ho s-asnn last Sund-.y when p'ch- ; ng for Northvlle he beat Farmng! to. Tl : contract f«>r buldng the new Wayne postnfjce ha,- been 'et o Sponce Pros, of Sagnaw for "7,lt)0. C'le.e Coxdond, Fowlervle barcoroner to, )cr has been apponted 'eed Claude Rounsv o, <'l?eeasod. j Howell hgh lw'h school e'dlool won t'ner *V(\\ straght football g-me last Frday I -. hen they defeated Fowlervle 2<\ to 4. A.alf holday was declared and nractcally the entre school and the oa:ul accomprned the Howell team to Fowervlle where the game was plr.yed. Charles Runcman of Unadl.'a has been apponted to the state tax commsson to succeed Max Buck of Brghton. Mss Sue Barnes was elected the charman of the Lvngston County Womens Republcan Club at a m.es- Teld at Howell recently. The vce HUNTING SUNDAY LAW Effectve Oct. The New Law Forbddng Huung on Sunday n Lvngston County Adopted! by the Voters of ths County Last Aprl Goes nto Effect on October 5, 937, and and I Have Been Ordered by the County Board of Supervsors to Enforce! It. Under the Provsons of ths Law No 'Property Owner Can Hunt on hs Owm Farm or Lando on Sunday. The Penalty for Volatng the Law Is a Fne, or Imprsonment or both at H>e Dscreton of the judge Irvng J. Kennedy SHERIFF OF LIVINGSTON COUNTY STATE OF MICHIGAN NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE NOTICE MORTGAGE SALS be Probate Court for the County of Lvngston, Defuult lavng been made la D'Taults havng bucn made (and u.ch defaults havng contnued for condtons of that certan mortfgft At a sesson of court, held at the than nnety days) n the con.u-d tu tunch d.'.y of ebruajy, rob'te Offce n the Cty of Howell!<2:, executed by Lloyd E. Lott Uk on.- ;: tjr.'.n lauru age na.de t the sad county, on the 30th day Mary E. Lott. hs.wle, as mortgagors to the Federal Land Bank ef by Frank C. Hugman, a wdower, : September, A. D survvor of hmself and Elzabeth resent. Hon. Wlls L. Lyons Judge Sant Paul, a body corporate of 8t* Flagman, hs dedjf.sed wfe, (also.-.! Probate. Paul, Mnnesota, as mortgagee, f!le4 known a< Frank ragman) of th2 In the mater of the estate of Peter for record n the oflce of the Reffo* Cty of Howell. Lvngston County onway. Deceased. Mch^n, to HOME OWNER'S ter of Deeds of Lvngston Couter, It appearng to the court that the LOAN CORPORATION, a Corpor- Mchgan on th. seventeenth day ftf!me for presentaton of clams aganrecorded n Lbe* efon org; v/,ed urwer the laws of February,,.., *2.3,. sad es f U0 of ate should be lmted, and C e Unted States of Amerca, dated' ^^tgages on Pay. 646 th*** at a tme and place be apponted to July M, lh'm. lum, and ar recorded n the of..jr^jve, examne and adjust all the ofl'mt of the th.? Regster of r)ecds NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN for Jarns and demands aganst sad deceased by and before sad court, Augu-t 2<\ ed, pursan< to power of ^ale, and thf Lvn That sad mortgage wll be foreclos ton f'nunty. Mchgan, on 'Jd.!'.::U. n Lber 43 of Mor- It t ordered, That credtors of the frames, on rm'nhos theren descrbed as Vh$ North Half of the Southeast Q\lT*r-..ld dece '.sed are requred to present Jer clams to sad court at.sad Prolate on or before the 3st day of 'anunvy A. D. 03«, at ten o'clock» the forenoon, sad tme and place eng hereby appont! for the examnaton and adjustment of all clams -,nd demands aganst sad deceased. It t«further ordered, That publc lotce therof be gven by publcaton jf -I copy of ths order far thr^e sur- :ssve weeks prevous to sad day of.oarn'r, n the Pnckney Dspatch a vewspaper prnted and crculated n *d county. A true copy. C'elesta Parshall,Regster of Probate Wlls L. Lyon; Judge of Proba'e STATE OF MICHIGAN 'fhe Probate Court for the County of Lvngston Vre! <, : td sad mortgagee havng elected und?r the terms of sad mortgage to d'-clare the entre prncpal and accrued ntere.-t thereon dno whch electon t dors hcvby excreee, pursatt to whch there < clamed to be due and unpad on sad mortgage at the date of ths notce for pr'ncpa! and nterest th* sum of Two Tl ou-a;l Two lnfl I Thrty-f vo r.nd f.3 00 ( ^^'J.'Jo.c:! ) and no s-t or poreedeg at law or n equty havng been n.-ttued to recover the d»d>t secure:! by sad mortgage "r anv nart tlvreof. NOW THEIEFORE, by vrtue ol the power of sale contaned n -'dd mortgage and pursant to the S *t- utes of the State of Mchgan n such case made and provded, NO TICE IS IIERELY CIVEN that on December th,!>:j7, at ten o'clock A. M. Eastern Sta-ndard Tme at the westerly front door of the court ' house n the Cty of Howell, Lvng- ston County. Mchgan fthat beng At a sesson of sad court, held at'the place of holdng crcut te Probate Offce n the Cty of How- court n ^ sad County) sad n sad County, on the 2!)th day. mortgage ' wll he forcloscd.l September, A. D by a sale at publc aucton to»:» 'sent: Hon. Wlls L. Lyons, Judge j tl 2 hghest bdder of the premses F Probate. (descrbed n sad mortgage or so..in the matter of the estate of Her- much thereof as may be necessary At a -ossnn of sad court held At charman are Mrs. Alta Myer. Mrs.,.srt K. Frth, Deceased. ' to pay the amount due as aforesad, tl; Probate Court n the Cty of HOW Blanche Wlknson, Mrs. Mnne Wllam P. FrM havng fled ' n and any sum or sums whch muy be ell, n the sad county, on the IStJl Graves, Mrs. Alma Bullard. Mrs. W P:ld court hs jutton, prayng that P^d by the undersgned at or before day of September, A, D H. Cansfcld, secretary and Mss rt certan nstrument n wrtng, pur-; s:vd sale for taxes and or nsurance Present Hon Wlls L Lyons, Judge of Probate Hcks, t:f:asurer. portng to be the last wll and testa- on sad prn.r.sca and all other sums The senors of Brghton hgh fflent of sad deceased, now on fle n j pad by tho undersgned, wth nterlad court, be admtted to probate and >'st thereon pursant to the law and Frank fcrne, Deceased, In the matter of the estate of Kt school have been makng yearly trps to Washngton D. C. Now t s planned to let any pupl who desres go Ste be granted to hmself or to some legal costs, charges and expenses, n tme for presentaton of clams agan tfcat tl-3 cdmnstraton of sad est- to the ttrma of sad mortgage,and all It appearng to sad court that 4 r^.d p, Washngton Club has been tfher sutable person. cludng an attorney's fee, whch st sad estate should In lmted, And fared to rase the expanse money. I ** ordered, That the st day of NoflDmber, A. D. 937 nt ten o'clock n That certan pece or parcel of receve, examne and adjust all clam premjs are descrbed as follows: that a tme and place be apponted to Ral;h Noble. 48, of Deerfeld commtted sucde by shootng hmself tle forenoon, at sad probate offce land stuated n the Cty of Howell, and demands aganst sad deceased by w'h a shotgun one day last week. be and s hereby apponted for hearng sad petton; partcularly descrbed an lot ONE It s ordered, That credtors of County of Lvngson, Mchgan, more and before sad court. ft s further ordered, That publc not- HUNDRED SIX (00) of Crare & sad deceased are requred to pheant -:e thereof be gven by publcaton Brooke plat of the VMagc fnow ther clams to sad court at sad Probats on or before the 7th day of of a copy of ths order, for three sue- Cty) of Howell, accordng to ^ e ',cssve weeks prevous to sad day of P bt thotof as recorded n the L!v.'j anu2ry A. D., 038 at ten o'clock n ^arng, n the Pnckney Dspatch a :F«ton County Regster of Deed? the fo:l;noon, sad tme and place be> owspaper prnted and crculated n Offce nthe "Transcrbed Records" ng hereby apponted for the examnaton f.d county. and adjustment t page One Hundred Eghty (80). of all clam! I feel that t s mportant to ssue A true copy., HOME OWNERS' LOAN CORPOR and demands aganst sad deceased. a warnng about carbon monoxde gas vvlls L Lyons Judge of Probate ATION. Mortgagee It t further ordered. That publc at ths tme. It mght be a lttle early Celesta Parshall, Rtegsto of Pr.*»'ate Dated September 7th, 937 notce thereof be gven by publcaton to talk about openng the wndows of Shelds & Smth, of a copy of ths order for three successve wcoks prevous to sad day of tho car whle t s runnng n the gar. "Tough Baby" a short fcton etorv Attorneys for Mortgagee ags, but nevertheless t should be a of a grl who tred to break up a Rusness Address, Howell, Mchgan hearng, n the Pnckney Dspatch, a tmely warnng. trang/e wth a gun. In the AMER r - HOLC '558 newspaper prnted and crculated la As soon as cold weather sets n people CAN WEEKLY, the magazne ds, sad county. often run the motor n the gartrbuted wth NEXT SUNDAY'S. A true copy: Wlls L. Lyow age to warm t up before drvng. CHICAGO HERALD AND EXAMIN- $0, WAITING TO BE WOM Celegta p amnal f t Judf, 3 of Whenever you must do ths be sure ER. Regster of Probate Probata that the wndows and door3 (all of them) are wde open so that you wll FARM IMPLEMENT SALE You can stll enter The Detrot Wonders of an unseen world! A* get proper amount of ar. By runnng One 020 McCormck-Deerng rebult tractor. contest! You stll con go after the nn^ :yos \\^ a mcroscope, explan** Trrls great new $5, Puzze tonshng thngs we would se* f W* the motor n the average garage for a perod of thrve mnutes wth the One John Dt^re Model D Tractor «0, Frst Prze! See The De- j n a double page llustrated tatqf* trot Tmes ot tkt t';r nf Seeton Eleven. Townshp, Four North, Range Four East,Exce.pt the Rght of Way of the Ann Arbor Ralroad, Subject to Easement for Electrc Power Lnes Grafted to the^consumers }*)wcr Company. lyng wthn sud County and St*tc t wll be.-old at publc aucton to the hh'hev bdder for cash by the Sherff of Lvngslon f'ounty. at the front door of the Court House nth' Cty of Howell, n sad county and Sfeatft, on Tuesday, December twenty-frst. '.r.l. at two o'clock P. M. There s due and paj.bh at the rnt' of ths notce upon the debt secured by sad mortgage, the sum of $3G 4,40. Dated Sepov.l>>- eghteenth, U>37. THE FEDERAL LAND RANK OF SAINT PA/L, Mortgagee Don W. VanWnkle Attorney for Mortgagee Howell, Mchgan STATE OF MICHIGAN { \ The Probate Court for the County of L^.gtton wndows and doors open enough gas ] n good condton. detals about ths con- j n tne Amercan Weekly the magaaaa One McCormck-Deerng 6 roll, tprt oarng a $0, fortune to j n e Dstrbuted whh NEXT SUN0AT s formed to kll you.. The gas s very polsonlous. You cannot lat «mau t tlt* or tll t* k Quaker, rebult Mchgan rtssdents ; and then em- CHICAGO^ BBRALD AND >ra«a th QQLDZN OPPORTUNITY* kw»v 9KAH<?'.IV*

4 <\ 'r*r The Pn«Wy Dspatch, We October 3, 937 * w, # < -*-.v #v» -* Howe Wed., fhur., Fr. Oct IS eatre (teachers SONJA HENS "THIN ICE" ARTHUR TREACHER, RAYMOND WALftUAN. JOAN DAVIS. ALAN HALE. LEAH RAY,MELVTLLE CC*FER.GEORCE CAVOT Comady N»W»» * Sobjecl Sat. Oct. 6-2-HlT*-2 : ' Mat ItOO P. M. SMITH BALLEU In,,^52^^^^ ¾ 7 8 "WESTERN GOLD" WILD MONEY" EDWARD EVERETT HORTON LTIKE OVERMAN HEATHER ANGEL, LEROY MASON PORTER HALL, RUTH BEN ALEXANDER, OTIS HARLAN COLEMAN, BENNY BAKER ' BfLLY LEE, COLIN TAPLEY Sun- Mon.- Oct. 7-8 Mat ZM P. M. Contn # u. RICHARD DX "THE DEVIL IS DRIVING" wth JOAN PERRY, NANA BRYANT FRANK C. WILSON Comedy Mu»cal Short $a%)*c* Newt Tues. Oct. 9 I25.5* " " to W ***** «*ya> 4 Chancet ta wm. Tare* 5.6* Oa* $t*.60 At 8:5 P. M. Tcket* gr *vw«y cfc rfffet at 'Joop»m Tues. Double F< KARLOFF << NIGHT KEY" "TOO MANY WIVES" wt' WARREN HULL, JEAN ROGERS, ALAN BAXTER w*& ANNE SHIRLEY,.,_,. J O m M- c * tley G N E Wed. Thur«. Fr. Comedy a JANE WITHERS ra WILD AND WOOLLY" LOCKHART Oet Wftfc L WALTER BRENNEN, PAULINE MOORE JACK SEARL, BERTON CHURCHILL March of Tme Short fetyact New* Comng, "TOAST of NEW YO*IC, "Wll^.TOCTOR NURSE*' "LOST HORIZON" tj!iihllltllllltlllliiiiiiiiltlllllllllltlltllllhhfftfhftfhllftff««hmtttnnll%flhilllll^ WHEN CHOOSING YOUR TRANSPORTATION REMEMBER THAT SHORT WAY LfNRS SERVE PNCKNEY AND ARE ALWAYS READY TO PROVTOE YOU WITH CLEAN COMFORTABLE BUS TRAVEL -- AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE COST. A "" ' Kennedy Drug Stole 5 PHONE S9F3 B t mmmmmhm^ Planfeld meetng n Ju"k;'jn Thursday and Frday., wth hs brother and wfe on Sunday Mr. anf Mrs. Wm. Buhl attended I the wseddng of her brother Hartley g] ar.j Bland at Howell, Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. C Alger L 3 who s at^^lng the M S. C. n Lantng was no..^ the v<vh! end. ' Mr and Mrs. Fred >*, ck' l'er mc famly and Mylo Ca^ and daugn were Lansng shopl^rs Saturday. Hamburg The home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Young was tlte scene of a very quet weddng Saturday afternoon untng n marrage Keuben Ksby of Hamburg and Mrs. IJeryl Wheeler of Ann Arbor. Erc Snger of Brghton the Justce of Peace performed the \wd ng ceremony. They were attended b\ Mr. and Mrs. Young. A danty luncheon wa.s served. They an at home at 407 North Ashley St. Ann Arbor where Mr. Ksby has employment. The Lades Guld of St. Stephenchurch was enu-lf.j.lh by Mrs. Cecl Leach at her home at Hamburg vl! p.ge Thursday afternoon wth 23 m attendance. The merln;: was n charge of the presdent,.mrs. Edwn Shannon Jr. and opened wth sngng and a prayer by the presdent. The queston of r-n r-me-t^nmer was dscussed. and M's. I «.'av, Mrs Leach. Mr.". Moore and Mrs. Thona Featherly were apponted as cvmj ttee to make plans. Denny Ku char., s >n of M r. an: : * Mrs. Em J. Kue bar ' Mn d-:nt! the medc al rt?pt. t the Y. of M. am he s also a membe of the Mchga band. It was voted to hold the ne\ nv> «tng at the I. O. 0. F. II.-l! Tuesday "B j November 4th wth n p^t-lucl; dnne j and donatons fov the V.'Mam.; KOUM? n Detrot. Members are ^quested to brng ther storm and sunshne bas Mrs. Ida Knapp gave a readng r a relgous sense and Mrs. OUaver a readng of a lttle qup. Offcal reports v<:re gven by Mrs. Buekalcu, Mrs, Pryer, Mrs, Dockng, and Mrs. Pearson. Hamburg hve, No. 3f>2 Lady Mac cnbees met n rottuhr ^sson n* the I F. HaU Tuesday p. f tern on s E wth the commander Mrs. Gladys I.Oe presdng. Announcement was ntadr of the change of date of the county conventon: t wll be held a* FowlervKle V'(>dne:vlay October 27th The speaker wll be E. W. Thompson of Detrot. The now dstrct deputy. Mrs. Mldred Klene of Lansng wll also be prehmt. Ths was a brthday meetng the guests of honor bevr Mrs Ida Knapr and Mrs, Inez Burdck. Wth Mrs, C E. Sherdan, Mrs. Mary Downng am Mrs Lucle Hugg«dore ac'nf? ns th'" commttee, Ice caam and cake ve^ sen'ed, the table beng centered wth a cake and lghd?d candles, E'ch enwas gvfe' R gft and a brthd' y cnrsv Repor.s were gven by Mrs. Kuchar Those who wll a'-t for the good of Bodale lghtng, bathroom lghtng, ktchen lghtng, and lghtng for a chld's study table... these should receve careful consderaton, because these arc the places where eyes are used constantly on tasks that requre (lose vsual applcaton. These are the places where abuse of the eyes through poor lghtng may result n permanent njury. These are places n your home that should be LIGHT CONDITIONED. Compare the recommended lamp wattage wth the lamp szes at the^e four locatons n your home. Szes are total: There may be one lamp bulb or several. Good lghtng at the bedsde can help to prevent eyestran caused by readng n bed. Good lghtng on ether sde of the bathroom mrror wll greatly facltate shavng and prmpng. Good lghtng n the ktchen makes cookng, dshwashng, and other ktchen tasks easer. And most mportant of all, good lghtng at the study desk wll help to project your chld's eyes aganst eyestran. Phone for a survey of your lghtng today. There s no charge fur ths servce. Measure your lght wth the Sght Meter and see for yourself whether you have enough lght n these four mportant places to assure -afe, easy seeng., PHONE YOUR DETROIT EDISON OFFICE Mrs. fanc Phh'ps and Mrs. **, c ct.v.v,,.;,!^ n*\\*\ TVmreHnv An ^* r ' ^^^ Mrs> c - ** Galt>reat5 and on.".:r. ;;d Mrs. C. b l 3 MM. Mans, SB» vwe Sunday dnner guests of, >!*! Tuesday aft..-.oon. October, P M - :-. Jrs.-e Toppng.s spendng Leonard CaTbreath and ffynly of are Mrs. Emly Kuchar and Mss Ju'c Mr. and Mrs. C! '.tro Ilumnell of pome tme wth het son, Carl, and Hymouth Adele Pall. Detrot were yts/j of Mrs, Hammels funly at Mdland. R«T. and Mrs. Cruthers attended Wm. Keedle was the vctm of r mother, Mrs. Ida Knapp Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Terhune ^c *»*wal of a frend n Jackson surprse party to assst Km n ^:- Mrs. Eva Moon and son.bert vated at Wllvr.ston Thursday. f-nd X. Wanwrght of Flnt wer>3 Monday. bratng hs brthdav. Guests were: Sunduv dnner guests of her daugh- Tn Bereaa Sunday School Class Mr. rd Mrs. Don Kndle and famly. Mrs. Mary F.oyce went to Kowell tcr, Mrs. A. L. Dutton and famly, enjoyed ft dcken snpper and bus- Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hesser nnd two Wednesday to vst her cousn Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Flovd L.lywhte and ness meetng at the heme of Mr. and chldren. Mr. and Mrs. Lews Butler, Grace McDov.tjll. chldren were Sundav quests of Mr. Mrs. C. B. Marshall Frday evenng Sewlyn Chlds, Mrs. Florence Spoosev Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ilaggardore were and Mrs. Henry Lllywhte. The 'e*?»*g was spest playng games Mr, and Mrs. Russrdl Snooser, Mr. gue?ta of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Broadand Mrs. Joseph Cohulsk. Mss Grace; more at Brghton Frday nght. A mscellaneous shovt«r was gv There were 86 present. m Mr. and Mrs. Jac' Donohue at Hary Maore, Spent Sunday wth ther home Saturday nht wth a Mr. fjrt Strs. J. B. Thomas Lundy, Mr. and Mrs, John Lundyj and Claren< 3 Burner of Detrot, Mr good crowd. The brde ---.d groom re- Tfcd Msses Ardtrth (Wrght, Los and Mrs. Haney DeWolf and chldren ceved many beautful and useful Casks? a*d &an Hartley wen norland useful gfts. ess** at a party for 80 young people Harlow and Mr. end Mrs. E. W. Blum of Ann Arbor. Mr. and Mrs. Lawson T!> Lades Guld met wth Mr. Fr evenng. A danty luncheon wa* The table was centered wth two bg and Mrs. A. L. Dutton 'ast Wednes- j served follomrng an eve of games, brthday cakes. day and planned a fsh supper at the The occuon vas n honor of the The store buldng at Hamburg vllage known as the Royct^ buldng hr.s church Wednesday nght, Oct. 20. brthdays of the three hostesse and Everybody s nvted. Ed Marshall and Jack Coyle. been sold by Mrs. Mary Royee to Mrs The W. M. S. wm'moet ths Wed- There wll be ft Halloween Carnval Mary Coltman of Essex. Mrs Coltman and son, Ben Coltman.havo been H'sdny wth Mrs. TPutson at 2 P. M. and Box Socal at the Town Hall on Rev and Mrs. Ryan wll attend Octobaf ttwmefed by the Gregory conductng a general -^tore In the the mnsteral meetng Wednesday) hgh tehee!,'no adrtlsa&m wrf be char- buldng for a number of months. n < -torn Mch, and wll take ean- ged. Come'and buya bx. Help the I The buldng s one of the oldest store r-d fmt mt up by the W. M. S. for>ho«l. Every OM Weleom*. 'buldngs n ths county. t'() Pne Rdge school and old peoptes ' Mr. and Mrs, Henry Pryer have re Lakeland home at LaFollett, Oho. Bert Krkland called Sunday on C. O, and A. L. Dutton..... Mr and Mrs. Leonard Welton of Mw# Clyde.Dufnng Mrs. Smth Mar- Webster vsted hs mother. Mrs. El- tlnmd jfo fortf Lee. memltrs of len Wcfnu. over Vh week end. A t*k e j fttt ddrele of Kfnge tjaugh- Xr*. Kllcn Jacobs, Mrs. Cyntha M Itef(ea the S9th annual conven- Watters nnd Mrs Eva - Jacobs " wcr«3 n ^ }~fa Mkhlan' branch of the Howell Fny. Internatonal oh?r of Kngs Daughters fctld at the flm Baptst church Mr?. R'-th Wtty of Detrot was a frtest a con pe of Ays \nnz wc^k of at Jackson. Mr, and Mrs. Orla Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs Orla Ingles of Wl Elmer Dean of Ann Arbor has bou - turned from several days vst wth ther son and d-up-hter Mr. and V Edarar Maj«5r of Ann Arbor. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Rovce vsted ASK FOR THE LIGHTING DIVISION THE DETROIT EDISON COMPANY Chubb's C^rHBrs Mr. and Mrs. Mau Clark of Wayn^' vsted Mr. and Mr*>. Loulr WagoUer Sunday. Mrs. M'bel Khafcr entertaned her brdge club Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Campbell attended & party at Mark Noah's last Saturday nght. Dr. ard Mrs. McGregor and daujrh- 'hr of Brghton nnd Mrs. Lvle Martn of Lake Chemung vsted Mr. and Mrs. Mark Allson Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Mette and famly of Flnt were vstors at the Albert DnVhl home Sunday. Mrs. John hag been ^ry ll the Mr* Royce's (mother Mrs. Mary Royce'past week. Sunday. j Mrs. Walter Frost, Mr. and Mrs Rev. Lloyd Rchmond former pastor Clayton Parmlne of Dearborn vsted of the Free Methodst Church h*s,at rhe Andrew Campbell home. tl2en transferred to Marne Cty and; Mrs. Rov Pmollet-t was calbd to he and hs famly hrve moved there.; Ann Arbor Sunday on account of the He has been succeeded by Rev. H. J. j severe llness of her mother. Green who wth hs famly are now Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mercer of the lvng In the parsonage n Hamburg, Pnskney spent Sunday wth Mvand ght the cottafe owned by W/W.Mann te.mstcvn cpll^d Sur.dr.y on Mr. and vllage. Mrs. Mark Allson. - Mr. Dean expeete to make ths h* Mrs. H. J. Dyer. Mr. and~mrs. Ray H.sggordore en- home at 3 A. M. Sundav mornng. honfj... " Mr and Mrs. F. E. GRUSS w«re tertalned over the week end M^. and j The famly wns aroused just jn tme Mss Bertftsv- Clark of Ann Arbor r-nthy guests of Mr. and Mrs, RolAn Mrs. Howard Tamls of f.mby Cltv to escape before the roof fell In and FouDcer. t a guest ot Mr. and Mrs, Harry Lee Mrs. Martha Haddock s'lmt last) were unams to save anythng. The enweek wth her daughter. Mrs. Fred j tre comunty jons n extendng ther Mr. and Mr*. Wm. Lyons of Toledo are spendng a ftrw days at Zukey 3¾¾ aftd son, John McDonald.an sympathy to the famly. La>«. famles In Detrot. Mrs. Thomas Mosher spent last Mrs. Mldred Whtlock called n Benne Kuchar, son of Mr. and Mr* wo*\ wth her parents, Mr. and Mrs Brghton Frday* Eml Kuchar s attendng the V. of J.-v Rr'nrhvn at Grps«La v l) and h«r I Mr. and Mrs. Howard Harny of M. at Ann Arbor, havng flnrolled n sster, Mrs: Loren McGlenon of Jackson. Mr. *tul Mrs. Hulbcrt Thomas of Brghton **n spendng tome tne #^ medkal department ^outh end srent the pest week wth wth Mrs. %Mt*4 Whtlock. Hl%* Nanette Chatnan cf L«n*la?, hs parents, Mr. md Mrs. J. E. Tho- Mm Robert D«nlnf» tmaber * fe totudhlf wb«upw «tth Btr J* m* Clyq GUU Frday Wd xt*m4 tht Wteaa Wm a p#4 HHdM > >pf\ -'^ \ (»' *;-Ay ^- *'- ^ \ I HUNTING SUPPLIES The Huntng Season Opens October 5, Ave you.prepared for t Is You* Huntng Equpment n Proper Shape? If not Let Ua Help You n Makng Peters & Cartrdges Why XaJke a Chance of Uang Inferer Shells When the Best Can s.... Be Obtaned at avery Reasonable Prce..., We Have & Compete Lne n All Loads and~guages Als^ var and Rlle ShelU, Kn\et., Ha*hl frfc etc TEEPLE HARDWARE W'AwyV Try a Dspatch Want Adv

5 '<: to'- The Pnckaty Dspatch THE WHITE STORE H SPECIALS for FRL, SAT.0ctR5 Lb. CANE SUGAR Cloth Bag Howell Flour IVORY SOAP SPECIAL 3 Med. and Lge. Bars 23c Ml for 32c Value for Lge. Pkg. of Kellogg s Corn Flakes and I Pkg. Krumbles. both 57c 79C 3 Bars Camay 20c Bottle of Perfume mktm 2 Pkgs, Swansdawn Cake Flour and c 2C 3cCako Plate 85c Value 57 ( ITH EACH PURCHASE 3 for Roll of Northern Tssue for Lc 2b.Pkg. u a n vcrackers Oleo Eckrch 2 lbs. Rtz Crack Jello All Flavors Jb_2rJ2: A Peanut Butter 25 fell Ot Salad Dressng 22c Molasses Ksses lb. jqcpeanut Brttle lb 5_c SWEET POTATOES L!feL_ C. H. KENNEDY Phoa. 23F3 ALL PRICES SUBJECTS TO MICH % SALES TAX We Deve, WHERE IS IT? YOUR BIRTH CERTIFICATE YOUR MARRIAGE CERTIF GATE. YOUR ARMY DISCHARGE YOUR PROOF OF SHU' CITIZEN I You may need theae or mportant papers at a moments notce. Could you fnd them? Many men and women have chosen our fcf e depost vgult ao that they can fnd mportant-records wthout a lot o* searchng. Documents, tums af ntrn a- sc valut and artcles of tent mental attachmeat-all wfll be safe from fre and theft here n your own *af depost box, whera you cak^put your hands on them at a momvjntt notce BANK IN HOWILL Under Federal Sop«^*e^ -MamUr Federal Dea^t la nmsm Carforatlf«. All Da» posu lbmre mp to $,000 f aab Papaaltar : Mrs. Mat Whte of Howell, Mr. ajd Mrs. Ray Lavey and famly of Gt)gory were Sunday guests of Mr. tad Art. Let Urey. ton. Exe Armstrong and Joe Br ewn and wfe of naar Fowlendlle spe Bt Sunday wth Mr. and Mrs. Wll Brown.. I DOWAGIAC STOKER $224^0 Mrs. Mame Shehan s spendng the Mrs. Edna Spears was a Detro week n Detrot. vstor Sunday. Mss Evalyn Darrow spent the week M^s GcrtruO; Mcntosh and Mr. end n Detrot. Margaret Flntoft spent last luu Mrs. Norman Reason entertaned day n Wayne. her brdtu club Tuesday evenng. A A. L. L N, bett am wl'e were Sun- Gayle Jonnson of Detrot wus a rl, day lv.' dnner fn ' nrv ^,,,^ cjuusts of o- Mr. and M>. Sunday guest of Mr. and Ms. 0. L. Gordon Hester n Detrot. Campbell. Harold Graves and wfe of Ann Mr' and Mrs. Brock Coe of r >e- Arbor vsted Mr. and Mrs. 2 Nomun trot?pent Sunday wth her mother. Reason Sunday, Mrs. Anna Kennedy. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Read spent Mrs. James Roche \stod her Sunday wth Mr. and Mrs. Frank daughter, Mrs. Kathleen Crotty, n Peters n Jackson. Howell last Thursday. Mrs. Walter Clark and Mr. and Mss Mercedes Merrll of Webster Mrs. W. C. Hendcf3 were n Ann Ar spenbor last Wednesday mother. Mrs. Nette Vaughn. the week end wth her grand Mrs B. C. Da/ler was hostess to Dr. Cecl Hendee and wfe of Bellare spent the week end wth Mr. and her Fve Hundred Club at a one c)'clock luncheon Monday. Mrs. W. C. Hjndee. Mrs. N. 0. Frye entertaned a num Ihr of frends and relatves at a one o'clock luncheon Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Naah were the hosts to a delghtful party for fourteen frsnds Saturday evenng. Blly \~. w Martn of Ypslant spent San-...,# j w T u *T -\T M«. Sam Ellott and chldren of ^ Wlth Mr ' ^ d Mre ' John»' Mor - Cheboygan were guests of Mr Clar-, ence Carpenter the last of the week. r A Mrs. Etta Long of Roscommon was a guest last Thursday and Frday of Mr. and Mrs. Clfford VanHorn. Mss Mldred Koeh'er, Lemuel and Mr. and Mrs, Wlbur Esele and I 5 chldren of Detrot sppent the week j «The Msses Rosamond and Patsy Kennedy of Etetrolt spent afternoon at the C. H.Kennedy home. Saturday guestfl of Mr and Mrs. Claude Soper w?;re Mrs. Ellen Patton and Mrs. Evelyn Patton and chldren of Howell. Mrs. Saroh Mr..MarlonT y le^rchndr; 2 n»nd: c^, es whtehea(j of Gregory Sunday en< * wt^ ^er> ^at^er» Eugerta Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Beck of Mchgan Chnter spent the week end at! the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wll Kennedy. Lamborn and Mrs. ud mother of ftghland Park were,^ Wedr), sd, y afternoon vstors at Saturday dnner rjett^of Mrs. tola the hom4 rf- M ^ u Jesse Hen. Rogers and daughter, Marlda. Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Nles and chldren, Mr. and Mrs. John McMan CcUber o, r C37 Ike Pnckoey Dspatch ftatered at the Postofflee a tt Pmckney, Mch, as Saeond Class Matte;. % scrpton $.25 a year 9 Advance, *AUL CURLETT PUBLISHED Ross Read was n Lansng on busness last Thursday. MUs Foster of Detrot was a guest at the Kuler hone las week. t I Ralph Carr of Detrot * >ent the HATS, PJJ MUCINS, FALSE FACES ETC week end wth hs parent, Mr. and M's.. J. Carr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walker of Detrot were Sun-day guests of her father, f % * / Try Our V ^2 J'mes Martn., Ralph Clnton of Howe'l vsted WHITE PINE AND CHERRY COMPOUND ^ I!<>bm Rchardson and other Pnckncy frends Saturday n.rht. COUGH SYRUP 3 Oz. 25c, 8 Oz. 50c Sunday quests of the Ifuzc Ssters vert; Mr. and Mrs. Glen Snth end Mrs. Hatte Rae Mans of Dearborn. Dr. and Mrs. R. (J. Sller who have U.'on vstng hs mother, Mrs / k»> 4 * "IT IS GUARANTEED' Pretenton* Accurately Flled. Laura Sgle, returned to Detro' Sunday. Mrs. Rerdella Gooden of Farhope Alabama, who h;se been vstng her ;: rents. Mr.?.nd Mrs. W. H. EuJ^r, Kennedy sdrugstore returned home hst Frday. ^ I Robert Rchardon, Wm. Dllon.. Marshall MeHbon and Chnn'es Battle Jo.'n Dllw of Howell called on : Mrs. Wealtha V;l vsted Lansng <"»rted w^rk at the Hudson Motor Co, Bobbe Martn and other Pnckncy ) relatves the frst of the week. plant n Detrot ths \\l2ek. fends Saturday., j ( era](j lfl:nrv wna home frop th# Mesdnmes Wmfred Graves, Hazel A :-;--.4-pr, -Alta Myer and Florence Frank Plaskp a brck veneerng Ypslnm Normal over the week end. A ; ^.''vrln: are n Grand Rapds ths 'ts home east of towf. #Ms Wagon- 0. L. Campbell and Merwyn 4> ] v.'»;--jc attendng tt; Gr>nd Chapter r s assstng hm. Cambell were n Detrot on busness : of the 0. E. S. of Mchgan Saturday. Murray Kennedy was a caller at Jack Crane of Detrot spent the ; Mrs. Maran Jacobs and Courtland a Dspatch offce Saturday. He n week end at hs cqttage «t the Bluffs, g m {th of Toledo were Sunday guestt Portal Lake and bagged a couple of 0f Mr. and Mrs, Jtfj Standlc!:. forms us that \\ has been workng on wth the Northwestern A, C. an ndependent football tesm n Detrot. The (hnc-p {rven by the h''»h s'-ho^ ( :;!'.< athletc assocaton at the hph ^hool grym S"turday nght was we'i."fenced and the assocaton now have ; )ce sum towards gym. equpment. Murray Kennedy has secured sn.'-'ontment to the sgnal dept. of the P trot polce force. Hs work wll be reparng cal/ 'Hephonos and traffc -gnals. Hs une'e, Laverne Kennedy - a fore-pan n ths dept. Messrs Percy Fh's, Azel Carpwter. Harold Hte, X. 0. Frfj and V. P. W. Curlelt attended a thrd deg conference at Stockbrdge Lodge > 30 last Frday nght and asssted tn: work. ee Halloween " We have a full lne of ; * ~^\ NOVELTIES, HORNS, RATTLES,..SQUAKERS black malterds. Mr. and Mrs. Jc,e Standlck and Wllam Lamb s workng at t'-o chld 3n of Detrot spent the week Kng-See.'ey factory n Anh Arbor. end wth Mr. and Mrs. Orvlle Xajh. Andrew, Snger, Arnold Derqu^tr, ( ;» rs, R ee d Soper end son. Stuart and Lyman Battle sent the week end 0 f Ann Arbor were gues's la«t week wth fronds n Grand Haven. Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs. Claud* Mr. and 'Mrs. H. J. Doolttle and Sojor. son, Jmmy, spent Sunday wth Mr. M r, and MM. A. L. Xsbett wn-t and Mrs. L J Mathes n Clawson: Thursday callers nt the home of >fr. Cyrus AtL«e had to retre from and Mrs. E. L. Naylor and Frank the hgh school football &quad ns n re- Naymr n Eaton Rards. sut of a fall n hs barn whle path- Sunday guests ot Mrs. Mara tnerng egg:< at hs fa-rm. He cracked kcl were Wll Dunbar and daughter, several rbs, Isalol, of Jackso ( n. Mrs. Henry Ho- Met Cha/ker has presented an old mes and son, Howard, of Munth. tme pcture to r-h)» postonlcc. It s of Mr. and Mrs. S. H. C~rr had As hs father, John ChaHcer and uncle, Sunday dnner guests Mr. and Mr*. Llewyn Chalker n an an army f^rmy camo camp at EH s Randall of Farmngton. M the tme they enlsted n the f and «my at the outbreak «th. c.vl t r ^ onrje,\, 7 and son, ^ Roland, n 7*f' of. Oron, t ^ " ' J.MHnnmHmmnmmummmmm M. l H...m,., l nm,h... l ' l H,, HI, llhllllllllm)),,.,. - ^ ^ I Fnone 38F3 REASON & SONS We Delver m ^ ^r% -^^.-^¾ (Fr., Oct. 5 CASH SPECIALS Sat. OctTl Famo % I CAN SUN MAID RAISINS SEEDLESS LB. Pkg. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Mller and son,' Rchard, of Detrot, of Detrot were us of Jackson spent Sunday at the week end guests of Mr.and Mrs. W. home of Mrs. Margaret Flntoft. C. Mllar. "*" Mr. and Mrs. Ward Swarthout Mrs. Walter Glover and daughter, j """'" and daughter, Barbara, of Jackson Edath, of Fowlervh'le spent Sunday were Sunday vstors at the home of wth her parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Swarthout. 4 Pacey. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Reason and LB. Sunday evenng guests at the W. daughter. Sally, and Lucus Wlson> c Hende j^e were Fortes Mller 3 V.mT/t'c'n/DS lr ' Jr. of Lansng sppent Sunday wthj of D^t, Paul Mller and daughter, a lw."w%^-e. YVnr l-mr. and Mrs. Lucus Wlson Sr. 'Maran, of Howell. = ^ 4 ff A «% "* Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. R G> Webb and ^andpon. M. L. a ^JUAJ^MM BULL DOG SARDINES Pancake lb. Flour Sack 9c 5c LB. ltin PUMPKIN INDIANA PACK No. 2 V CANS Jello 6 Delcous Flavors LGE* PKG. GROSSE POINTE Rolled Oats MACARONI Elbow 9c 25ds GROSSE POINTE COFFEE PKG. ACME Bread Flour 24¼ LB. SACK 6 OZ. PKG. 25c. and Mrs. Lucus Wlson Sr. Maran, of Howell. s A j k f ja\ «% VYHl?Atfff%tsf^ ^. and Sunday Mrs. W. afternoon C. Hendee guests were Mr. of and Mr. R G Webb ftnd ^and.^on,m. L. a j/%mj/m JJIl!%JBl9 Velef^l %F Oft Hjnche7 gpent Sunday w th Mr and Mrs. Uonard^Hendtu andidsughtm, Mrs, Wllg T t p, nt MrS(Mary ECKRICH Dorothy and Paulne, of DrnvUe. 'jenwne returned home wth them Mn. Uura HowUtt of Howell ^ a momhg ^ fc Oleo 25c were dnner guests Thursday of Mr, Mrs. O. L. Campbell and daughter, Leona, Mrs. Merwyn Campbell, and Mrs. Krk Van Wnkle of Lansng % LB. The hostesses stter, Mrs. Grace Ben- the Msees Helen and Los Kennedy \t~m XSJ o Uan^ao ware Mr. and *.. _ A O.._J....:A?.f.. ana,zl ^^^ ^^^ mbvtm m w - convanton h, ew*» la* Mr. and Mw. Jee Henry (pant m^( T* tp^ Crackers fhtjutteed by 2 LB. 9«>,.Y ;' K* h &' *»p*w«~ f # < f& *sr-: M.?*& *%.*' &fr '&? ' >.y PURE Noodles 9c 28c OQg SILVER FLEECE Sauer Kraut LGE. NO. 2¼ CAN otstbma \$ ' Efftetent, Jeamtn/fcl condnent Hht enoke elteunator t easjr feed wth-..., Utrtt, waa also present.-,... and Esther Berquat -» wef3 n Ann Arout agtaton. TItj Fre Control (The! Mesdamea Wealtha VaU, Georgs ^ Saturday afternoon. Heart of the Stoker) Irapptoved bymeabon Sr.. Ford Lamb, Herbert! j r. and Mrs. S. Hv Carr spent last SeNatkmal Be«rd of Underwrter*,! Palmer, WUl Mercer and Wnfred Tuesday and Wedneedajr wth Mr.and samble on tow. Installed and Gra^ attended the Klnp Daufhters Mrs. Mylo Battler of Eaton Rapds. r»v<- *»., -h^' n > - '., ',». * tr*-->- * v->v\f.«

6 mmmmmrwr t f J I: * > t' <:.*! Conservaton Dept. Notes T! total n;.v.be* of vstors 4,o the 65 Mchgan f.'.u parks ths year was 0, Thus j the hghest snce 033. Sx add-onal conservaton offcers have bten sc.- ; : 0 the Sagnaw Bay dsrct to rv.b v.-.-:tcr fo^'l poacljrs. Arthur Shawl o Cheboygan was fned CI00 f.-r : :t',a posso^on of 749 lbs. cf f.:h rltcn from Po'.asarrnsLnjr Pay. The Kauf v.an Aero Servce of Phl- adelpha h?.s been av/are'e a contract to mdee EVI aeral survey c: Ilcl.gan's copper co.:-.try. h": Y:~ : '- ' fg 5^* have br-c :. I J. : ;,' a v 'o, n Culho;./ ex 2S at :-.¾ r-et; cou:. -, ncrea n fount;/, 0 ac Lfcuav,o ' I &nd C0 acres n Tyrone tcvnshp, Lvngston county (Ljr.zted by Ray W. R->h:nson. Thr-t; n<rv vrton of:' - ve Ve r.r; They r--. o v"ancer"o;. B ; '.'o' Ccr n.'::n, Eon qf Hr?-;-y r;.:-/ of >*r>nhv;!tt;. - nd IIov.vr' v.- :n f D':?J*born. j Bftca: (, of :. s-rror n ;v::v.':v.; :.'.'.; f rappng }':. -r - ; :-:nr r n5- r.m-:-l rv:n-j l-?r?? fro^! t-?. '.,70 arc )0.^- ].?-: erf. ' v?]' '" ' : ",': any of ::.^--^'! '<"^Jt I - s-? :\.::r-t t-) return t!:o;^,; 'o pa-t* v.,t :ere they purchr.sod the-;:. frays, J.'ur; / a doe v.\.\ r t^ts. f-t-e of J."0. An "ot: r - v'.'~ -"'' ; flp "c : -? lcon ^ t!,: - t' ^ combned : l A "n«p, Tn fro,'; re: SI. Th<? fon^-.-.-v-n' r' l - :r. < nn '; - and on t'' ;.-.'(,l )0u. «* O,,-»* ar. r f! ro :--:-'! r ;-^.- rold--. r- *: ] *? r-":v t yfv th-".-::^ to^hm -^ o0". - ; f^;re rr - K';' cf hun*"'"- ad ';d to t ', ';- v;.'.,. I ^ -' t ^»,, j r: f -; and tra v C fl- O O, :.' <- '(V d-"m..«eonsdor-.- ' - r-»ru!nr c '.nort ^ut-'rrr!,v ; " -: 4.:::- h'vkory nrul 'nut tree:-. ;'.,.. of the o'd <v<">s? ' '' ror.'l va:-'' -^-. n lard r'l-.avupf; Everyday Cookng Mracl - jfe? BY VIRGINIA FRANCIS MTMMT Motpotnt Electrc Cookry IntHtule Soon there wh be brght row* of frut* aad JeOto weghng down thouaaade of cupboard shelves, for the dattghtful aromaa pervadng ktchens all over the land announce that preservng season s n full swng. And what homemaker doesn't flow who satsfacton as * The Pockney DUp»UJ> WeAetday, October 3, 937 thrft cooker kettle s practcally a made-to-order safe and economcal sterlzer. Just put cup of water n the kettle and arrange jars or glasses upsde down on the rack. Then turn swtch to HIGH heat untl steam flows freely from ventj contnue on HIGH beat for 20 mn- 27e precson temperature, to mportant n jeuy-mahng, can 6«obtaned at the flck of a swtch on a modern electrc range. the surveys tbs colorful rows that utes. For qucker sterlzaton you bear wtness to her cookery prow- can place the thrft cooker kettle ou esr. However, nce as jelles look the gant speedy surface unt, prowhen they stand b shnng rows, seedng as above, t's stll. ncer,,.-^. to be «confdent Muuug rows, tfe** t's stll ncer to be confdent that every glass ot "Ml" s as good as Method for Jelles t looks clear, frm and flavorful. make, you, J.ffl.^,, g" A,,--,,.-.^. y TOO, hm nt, r. r.,,,...,, ^ ¾ ^ ¾ f'""^ folo wn,? tlo up\nnd 5"flec'd c G n r P * f" t!- n.- ^ v ', to hunt doer ar.f V ' 'h b ' ""on* P ' now f>. "- ''- T o?:" f, -»"' Xov. 'n e. ' H fr. # :,'.!: crer f < ". Lc-IC,- T R-:-.*>r"o.-. /' - -* J ' ' f 0 " lorr b"" rr : * * T *.t'^: fov/' l«;f ^^¾ Of t'"c?'^ '- v -f r.onjon-at;;-: T-- --;' :. ^r th-v.-y*. SO, Hur^n :- 3^ vc % "0::G :'-' r.t Lan.!:- I ^ and h e ^r. fate FAST TITLE S'y.VICE PROVIDED BY C.\S! T;-,*/: requlr, ''-^ K'.les re-:. 5 b">en e):or;.r ^Vr.tlcn. " L: "- - D, C?. ;-,'--s out.."h* the (I l" ;3'.k ct rj : ;: :. of Sste *: '. n :v. ' ::;;- :'- Stll?}">. ;".'. 's:y of :.;-tc 8,000 to r 30^ t ;?lo& nrdlc eu: t3 ar.plcc.r.ts, '- 5 Vf." «\*?*d for t:!. nvdl-- Of*' 3 cur L::t "v! :- of f/ 0 ;n 2,000 S *.* ^^0 ttle: d- :'-. : -.- been r.e:: p:., f-\n<>d : ted by r c'':- :^-> n ^wtr.v.- *" J!-->okk<»dpr.g 'p'cc^^-re wthn the '^»fna-(apple, curr,n;,, gr, w make your Jelles on the modern N.. r< «..o, wuoua, grapes, electrc range, for (he precson temperatures so mportant n jelly mak hulls, stems, etc. 2. Cut hard frut plums, qunces, etc.) Wash, remove ng can be obtaned and mantaned nto peces wthout peelng or corng. 3. Add enough water to barely at the flck of a swtch. In jelly makng there s no place cover frut; less for soft fruts. 4, for guesswork and f you follow Turn swtch on HIGH heat untl the smplfed method I have outlned, you wll fnd that jelly makng to LOW heat. 5. When frut s soft, water begns to bubble, then turn I* ro prob era aej5 Wh«,^Su* Z dran m nrough through Wbag Qf of mualn musln. - <»«(Do thehstp on?s^7 Hotpont electrc range. a ~ ma T? If a " you, J LlSS e!! e '..^ow several hour! have never made jelly on your electrc range, yon wll be delghted quantty of juce, about 2 quarts 7. Brmg juce to bol on HIGH wth the "coolness of t all," for the new flattened calrod hugs the bottom of the pah so closely that less 7 a ev» Skl Add?; *' nual Quantty [of sugar ( cup sugar for each cup heat can escape nto the ktchen. HIGH heat 9. To tet jelly dp Sterlzng Glasses [spoon nto bolng lqud and when two drops fall off the poon smu. Idly makng; w^ntave'vnr^i' tane? u^- * Jufce wll%u Jemfor eterl«8on of bur^l? 22^ f -""V W F ' l0 ' * ' but that, too, has alradv S S rl 8ter. u. zed J eiiv Rosses. Cool. ^ousht out for /vouv^p.cou. [ SffVtoS* mdted Pafaffn L a b J ' NOTES OF 50 YEA"S AGO Dspatch of Oct/3, 987 '..' './fh-k. Wlllrm I 5. VanWnklc H :-. jjj-u^ccutor a «r«:d by B. T. 0. K. C!-.:'k of Brghton. Alfred Monks, ]':? ' C:.v.D<n Murta and Ere Camn ;! wore drawn n the jury panel bv. none were taken\ on f l jury. L.\ Huntngton was on the stand all <}"' Tnc-:d. f y..... Jeffords Post G<^X R. ot Dexter!::, secured 2 grave markers from the government to mark the grave ot v...,; veterann. Tbey are of whto mar- Is, 4 l>r.*'hgh and 2 ^dde. Wll Lster of Ypslant s teach-, n? --> Vnadlla school. I The Howell band s' play? nt the Brghton Far. A fght took plaee on the Stock, j brdge far grounds last week n. v'hch a gamblng : concesson was j wrecked, L. H. Cogswell of Green Oak r:scd 4000 bushels of ononss from 4 ac'cs of land ths yftar. (Jov. Luce has b<nn th«chef attra-tjon st nl/ the faar ths year exr» > tbr* Washtenaw,, county whete harsh thng* were Sad about hm T'h Clelsea Far was a bg success th\- yc-h-. There were 8000 people hcrs on Thursday to hear Dr. Relly prx-'ak. Lafayetj Mead of Hamburg lost hs pocket book he supposed at the D-.srhton F2r but later found t n :.--.0 bam on hs farm.it contaned $85 ~"d P note for $76. Rather.a szable ::" *** f hesr dfvs. <**»f:-v^ for t'lfs fa'e rocr-ved n L"j- j -/ *-' tt'v.s arc blled out tj:e fne. d*?.y. About 20 re: fnl of -c- ^r'^-^ons arc returned, howe- ( r,'. Bettng on the ball games for orrect\«n.-thn n;o?t fvoq^cr. 4 dc-. wll soon close. hore '' ' x f falure 'cf '' ^ The Captol Wagon Works may tfth nt ^ «fed C2r, to / n^o'-e tho $ ' Ik* *,r transfer (./::-- plates. Th' f^2 'S r^'-'t'"! by ' w: no '!- t?«s r-*' be t'".'!'^^^^^ untl -!ars»*jo rw re-rer.dtc'cd n the n-n-*? of "el,an sn 5 unlew the cty rases ^. c o<,00 bond asue for them. Batt'.e Creek wants them to mom there. R. C Auld exhbted ten of hs hs ncv,' owner.-, of t'o cars m-olvod, C*j9 h^^ d ««cted. In r.re**>,us **c.rs ones. -- "The strng of d vol.n \s bro\en n stretchng t too much.", OCT03EH IS TecuffseJ, ne'ed Indan warror, klled o :h«bat' ta of Themes, IB 3 t^rrj z^-. * 6 Th9 Unted S'-c-tes Mn estobluhed at Phladelpha, I'/cS. 7 Boundary lne betwson Alaska and Canado establshed, Long dstance telephone system Jons Chcago and Mew Ycrk, 832., 9 Rocer Wllam banshed rgm tha Massa* chusetts colony, Boundary treaty be tween Lnaland and Amerca concluded, Frtoctfe Consttuton famed a "0 Ironsde 9 launched, 737. «*» ^B DOCTOR - ^ / COMPOUND Th new mstf/e/fls "tryor* ttlknt mtout. Excellent for sufferen from ndgetoa, wey ttomach, cowtpeton, nervemneu, rheumatc pen, head, che, ether common MM MM t\«*t#4/ "4?»*. m wm t»***- ^ ^, on rk",boncv3rac t") ^\se b.vy -^ It *.^\ r\3 bee \ - {ro«ft ru v»^5 \V Blar* lls. tevv In Pnckney AN EXTENSION TELEPHONE COSTS ONLY A MONTH or» v a ke be* t./}',*;v MICHIGAN BELL K-:» Vw*" HEAT WITH OIL! $64 50 BUYS THE NEW DBO-THER OIL-BURNING CIRCULATING HEATER O REGULATED HEAT! AH the h»t yea want on the coldest days just enough to take the chll off on mld days. Just turn the handy dal! NO WORK-NO DIRT! No coal, wood, ashes, soot, fumes or nose just ckaa, slent, odorless heat. Nofre-buldng nofuss and just the rght amount of heat! MOST ECONOMICAL OIL HEATER MADE: Patented dual-chamber burner hn greater dean-fre range. Full,floatngflam" crculates more heat nto home gves mere heat per gallon. "Waste-stopper" prevents heat rushng up chmney saves ol. &fy Pa#»mt& I.¾ «$.08 ON SALE AT KENNEDY DRUG STORE WANTED ; przes. j AND CATTLE tw* collactda wss at fnes sferred untl tha (>w ownor appled for h:h- Mentrhg years, lcense plates.' Care CARD Or THANK* Horses $2 CattleS ^'-- "! B tlo theor/. however, that j OTHER ANIMALS ACCORDINGLY jo tra::fer plates to tho r.rv ^o > r-efy -- f»nrh - ^.- and relah^s.^..,.... _. fc,^, ---. ^¾^ permts ncorract don.! of Wr - Wl}!»rn Peck let me ftxpreas «- *'***-»w»*» uwu, wv. &T4&J& 0W untu «uch traftf-: r ; v th,}^ MILLENBACH BROS. CO. for all the forn* kndness PHONE COLLECT HOWELL aflo fj laav ^ - I M6wn M *. ^.. _ ^^ ^ ^ «^ '% : ^ ft^ A n e * ^ ^ * ^ ^ protec ^^UcWa^o{emer S ency. ^--^: I- ** r tor, *«^ t^&/ -. ^ Gve your home the added protecton and convenence of an extenson telephone. The servce connecton charge s low. Call, vst or wrte the Telephone Busness Offce today. TELEPHONE CO. ^W^^^^^^^ zszxs &&? >' <' < -.: ^^:¾, Three betuttul fnuhu th ceove 5¾¾ MORE FEATURES IN THE PaafeS ¾ "M-WM Stanley Dnke I PHONE 79, PNCKNEY u to -crculate the una F«EI T«K_K eld, more. Fewer refll,' ; *? /"?; '':^^?5^?W^'^ :»;: ; : ; :- T: -!::::::: : >: No Huntng No Trespassng Sgns For Sale at Dspatch Offce : m f U»^.# ' > C- l\x

7 afcljharra. attflthrl sa^gtflm^bb snv -,,,. <S«MM s^a* Ask Me.Another t> A General Quz mmmmmt. Has there ever been an arplane flown around the' world? 2. How long does t take to get a telephone call through to London from ths country? 3. How many mles of submarne cable are there? 4. What town s nearest the geographcal center of the Unted States? 5. What s pectn? 6. Why are some tn cans enameled on the nsde? 7,rWhat s the populaton of the earth? &. How many hosptals are there m the Unted States? Hotels? 9. What s the largest vote a labor party ever cast n the Unted States? I Answers. There has never been a round-the-world arplane flght n that such a flght would requre grlng the globe at ts greatest crcumference, ether along the equator or along a sngle degree of longtude. 2. It takes about 0 mnutes. 3. The earth s encrcled wth more than 300,000 mles of submarne cables, 00,000,000 mles of telephone wres and 5,000,000 mles of telegraph cables. 4. Lebanon, n Eastern Smth county, Kan., s the nearest. 5. It s a substance whch appears n many vegetable tssues as a consttuent of the sap or cell wall.. In makng jelles ts presence causes frut juce to soldfy. 6. Red fruts and vegetables bleach n contact wth tn plate and foods wth sulphur content dscolor the can just as a cooked egg dscolors a slver spoon. The stan s harmless but unnvtng. 7. There are about 2,000,000,000 people on the earth, accordng to the 930 estmates of the Internatonal Statstcal nsttute. 8. There are 6,89 regstered hosptals n the Unted States. There are approxmately 29,000 hotels. 9. In 892 a fuson of ndustral workers and farmers known as the Populst party, and roughly comparable to the Farmer-Labor party of today, mustered,027,000 popular votes and 22 electoral votes. The vote was about onetenth of the total vote cast. A MISTAKE TO WAIT WHEN "ACID INDIGESTION" STARTS CARRY YOUR ALKALIZER WITH YOU ALWAYS The fastest way to "alkalze" s to carry your alkalzer wth you. That's what thousands do now that genune Phllps' comes n tny, peppermnt flavored tablets ma flat tn for pocket or purse* Then you are always ready. Use t ths way. Take 2 Phllps" tablets eflual n "alkalzng;' effect to 2 teaspooafuls of lqud Phllps' from the bottle. At once you feel "gas," nausea, "overcrowdng" from hyper-acdty begn to ease. "Acd headaches," "ard breath," over-acd stomach are corrected at the source. Ths Is the quck way to ease your own dstress avod offense to others* WATCH the Spec! all IOU can depend on the specal sales the merchants of out town announce n the columns of ths paper. They mean money savng to our readers. It always pays to patronze the merchants who advertse. They are not afrad of ther merchandse or ther prces «««Natonal Topcs Interpreted by Wllam Bmckart Naton*! Pratt Buldng Wa«hln*ton, D. C. Washngton. It may be, as I have frequently been told, that the aver- _,, age person Mr. Federal Reeerve j 0 hn Q. Publchas very lttle nterest n the dongs of the federal reserve system. It may be true that the average ctzen accepts the federal reserve banks as a thng apart and of lttle or no concern to hm because they are so far removed and, further, because they ndulge n what the demagogues used to call "hgh fnance." Whether my nformaton s correct and regardless of the publc concept of the federal reserve system, I am devotng some space ths week to a dscusson of certan developments n the federal reserve bankng structure n an attempt to show the trend of money condtons n ths country at the moment. Lately, the federal reserve board of governors announced a revson of ts regulatons governng dscounts and advances by federal reserve banks. Now, t may be sad that these regulatons affect only the banks that are members of the reserve system. That s true but t s not the whole truth because everythng that the federal reserve board of governors and the federal reserve banks do affects you and me and everyone else whether we are lttle fellows and, therefore, unmportant ndvdually, or whether we are trustees of great sums of money such as s the case wth corporaton presdents. The board of governors, n the revson of ts regulatons, has made t possble f not oblgatory for the reserve banks to take almost any knd of paper that s an evdence of debt. That s, the reserve banks are now empowered to receve from the member banks that paper upon whch you and I borrow, any paper that shows that a ctzen owes the bank money, and to gve that bank money n exchange for the evdence of that debt. Everyone, of course, s famlar wth a note or a mortgage on a pece of real estate. Most people understand about nstallment paper whch s smply a note provdng for payment of the amount due over a perod of months. But there are many other knds of evdence of debt that s n frequent use among busness men from the smallest storekeeper n a rural vllage to the greatest banker n the world. Under the regulatons now operatve n the federal reserve system there seems to be almost no paper whch the local banker cannot send to the federal reserve bank and receve cash n exchange. Of course, that oblgaton must be pad off some tme and the arrangement smply permts the federal reserve banks to carry the debt untl ts maturty. All of ths obvously sounds as though the federal reserve system s at last to be helpful to us lttle fellows. That s true. It s gong to be helpful n ncreasng the number of us lttle fellows who get ourselves n debt. It s gong to do that because t makes gettng nto debt easer. I thnk no one should object to the reserve board regulatons n all detals. There must be credt gven where credt s needed; that s to say when you prohbt borrowng money you choke off eghty-fve per cent of all of the busness done n the Unted States. Yet, credt s dangerous, a double-edged sword and must be handled wth extreme cauton by the borrowers as well as by the lenders. As we have seen from the nglorous debacle-of 929, there can be too much credt extended, and when I say that, I refer not only to loans by banks but the sale of goods, wares and merchandse that enter nto everyday lfe. And, gong a bt further on that lne, there can be too much credt extended by the manufacturer and jobber to retal merchandsng establshments just as easly as there can be too much credt extended by the retal merchants to you or to me. One can get nto debt over hs head just as easly by purchasng at retal or wholesale as by buyng more land than we can afford to own or a home larger than we need. So, a dscusson of what the board of governors of the federal reserve system has done can lead n ths nstance only to a concluson that danger flags are wavng. I do not want to exaggerate present condtons or sgns as I see them. Ths s no tme to Don't Get become excted. Excted There are, however, boundares beyond whch we cannot go n the matter of credt wthout facng another talspn of the type of 929. That s the thng I fear may result from an accumulaton of federal polces of whch the late acton by the federal reserve board s only one. It s perfectly human and natural for each one of us to aspre to better thngs, to have more of.ths world's goods for our enjoyment and to equp ourselves by way of greater resources for the future. We wll do The Pnckney Dspatch, Wednesday, October 3, 937 those thngs sometmes when we ought not to do them smply because the nstruments are avalable and we do not stop to count the ultmate cost. To the extent, then, that the federal reserve board probably has made borrowng easer t has tempted a certan percentage of ctzens, or wll tempt them n the future. The condton of easer debt that s now presented s, as I have sad, only one of many temptatons and nducements for gettng nto debt that has been offered by the Roosevelt polces. It s unnecessary to recount here how many peces of legslaton, how many executve and admnstratve rules have been made to permt ctzens to use money that s not ther own. They are almost numberless. The result has been, s, and wll contnue to be the creaton of a lot of debt that wll hang over us al for years to come. The federal government tself has taken the lead n gettng nto debt. The latest Treasury statement shows that the Unted States government owes more than thrty-seven bllon dollars. That amounts to $28.63 for every man, woman and chld n the Unted States. Compare that wth the natonal debt as of 932 when t stood at $9,500,000,000 or a debt of $55.93 for every lvng person n the Unted States. I do not know when, f ever, ths ggantc natonal debt wll be pad off. I thnk prob- Pay Off ably the Amercan Sometme people wth tradtonal tenacty wll stck by the job and get t done some tme, but I must refer to the job as a very slow process. It requred twelve years after the World war debt reached ts peak of twenty-sx bllon to reduce t by ten mllons. That reducton was more rapd than had ever been known before n any naton and t was made possble because of the prosperty whch we enjoyed durng those twelve years. It would seem, therefore, that we must consder not only a slowng down of ndvdual debt makng, but a sharp curtalment of natonal debt makng as well. If we do not, a yawnng cavern of unsounded depths awats us. Some weeks ago Mr. Roosevelt sent nstructons to the varous agences of the government to save ten per cent out of the operatons for the current fscal year to help n balancng the budget. There were no fs, nor ands, nor buts about Presdent Roosevelt's nstructons. The spendng agences were told smply to lay asde that ten per cent whch, n the aggregate, would amount to around four hundred mllon dollars. The Presdent sad durng a speech at the great Columba rver dam the other day that he hoped to balance the budget n the next fscal year. Most other people hope that the Presdent's hope s realzed because Mr. Roosevelt has stated several tmes that the budget wll be balanced "next year" and some of us. are begnnng to wonder whether hs budget balancng statements are not lke the statements whch Presdent Hoover made at the begnnng of the depresson. He sad, you wll remember, a number of tmes that "prosperty s just around the corner," a corner that stll seems to be next year. - «But Mr. Roosevelt must be commended and crtczed at the same _, tme for hs budg- Buaget et balancng deas. Balancng Mnd you, no crtcsm can possbly be attached to the objectve a balanced budget. But commendaton must gve way to crtcsm on some of the thngs that are happenng under the flat order for a reducton n spendng. Take ths case for example: The Natonal Park servce, lke other agences, lad away ten per cent of ts operatons. Ths mpoundng of money happened to concde wth the greatest flock of vstors ever to enter the gates of the country's natonal play grounds. It costs money to polce and protect the parks; t requres funds to provde for the comfort of the throngs of vstors to natonal parks. The result, n the case of several parks, was that they were forced to close ther gates to vstors from a week to a month earler than they usually do n the fall. Ther money had run out. Well, say you, what harm does that do? Smply ths: Vstors to natonal parks, such as Yellowstone, for example, pay much more for entrance fees and the thngs they must buy whle n the parks than t costs the government to mantan the parks. But that s the crux n.ths stuaton. The Natonal Park servce does not keep the money that s pad n by park vstors. Those funds are turned drectly nto the treasury as general revenue. The books of the Natonal/ Park servce, therefore, show only outgo. The condton s one, therefore, t seems to me, that almost warrants a statement that the polcy s "penny wse and pound foolsh." # Wastem Nawapapar Unon. AROUND th. HOUSE For That Nutty Flavor. Try droppng a teaspoonful of peanut butter nto each muffn pan before pourng n the batter. Ths gves the muffns a delcous nutty flavor. Storng Lnens. In storng lnens for a long perod, t s better to roll them, as the materal may be weakened by contnued creasng. Bananas as a Garnsh. Bananas make an attractve garnsh when they are fluted. Peel bananas, score lengthwse wth a fork, then slce crosswse. Homemade Peanut Butter. To make peanut butter at home, shell the peanuts, remove the red nner skns and grnd the nut meats through a meat chopper, usng a fne knfe. Return to chopper and repeat untl of the desred consstency. Salt slghtly to taste. Cleanng Woolen Clothes. Dark woolen clothes whch pck up lnt easly are quckly cleaned by wettng a rubber sponge, then wrngng t dry and spongng the garment. Cleanng Brckwork. Brckwork around the freplace can be cleaned by scrubbng wth any scourng powder wth only enough water to form a thn paste. Follow by thorough rnsng. * Knt Those Patches. Instead of darnng large holes n men's or chldren's woolen underwear, knt a square large enough to cover the hole n stockng-sttch, usng thn steel needles and fne wool, and sew t over the hole. It s neater than a darn and wears better. * Onon Frtters. Bol 4 large onons untl they wll mash easly. Cook 2 ounces of rce, dran off the water, and allow to cool. Add 3 ounces of breadcrumbs, tea- Tea Towels Done In Cross Sttch Better than a pcnc s the fun you'll have embroderng tea towels wth these gayer than gay motfs luscous cross sttched fruts and homey everyday ktchenware. Do the dshes n outlne sttch or applque as you choose. The patch Pattern 589. s a smple one to handle and adds a splash of color. In pattern 589 you wll fnd a transfer pattern of sx motfs averagng 5¼ by.6½ nches; materal requrements; color suggestons; llustratons of all sttches used. To obtan ths pattern send 5 cents n stamps or cons (cons preferred) to The Sewng Crcle Household Arts Dept., 259 W. Fourteenth St., New York, N. Y. Please wrte planly your name, address and pattern number. Items of Interest to the Housewfe spoonful sage, salt and pepper to taste, and 2 well-beaten eggs to the onons and rce. Dvde nto several portons, coat wth egg and breadcrumbs, and cook n bolng fat untl a lght brown. *» Egg Savores. Bol some eggs hard. Halve them and mx the yolks wth grated cheese, anchovy paste, or sardnes. Add a lttle butter and seasonng. Fll the halves wth the mxture and place on rounds of toast or fred bread. Put a slce of tomato between the egg and the toast. *. To Freshen Salt Meat. Put t nto cold water, quckly brng to a bol, then let smmer. WNU Servce. Swank or Modesty of Kplng Undecded RCA VICTOR ELECTRIC TUNING PUSH A BUTTON TUfJtrS YOU* STATION! OCT* ANY ONE OF YOUR t FAVORITE STATIONS! TUNES PftOORAMS "RIOHT ON TNI NOSE"! HAS MAOIC MAM, MAWC EYE, MAOJC VOfCI AND RCA METAL TUBES! BacttteTtataggtf JWB aaatar tooa* than yoa'vv ever baton known...wth aacaaa* Mao raeyl Whan yon waat any ecu of year afjht favorta atavtku...sbbpbjpeababvttoa-tbare't jrosratatta-tsaadparfaety! VWt year aaarat dealer. Saa and work Elaatra Ton la*. Arnvharr Control (nmou Baa* tra Taaaf >. OrmaM Dal (whch naksa foratgs toda* mlrarnkmalt afcapk), 8oaJa*Aja lfckt^vofcm Mart Bran, Mac** John Shrley-Fox; the wellknown Brtsh portrat panter, makes ths contrbuton to the vast store of Kplng anecdotes: "In the early nnetes, when Kplng's name was a household word wherever the Englsh language went, some one took hm to the Brtsh embassy n Pars. On beng presented to the ambassador he remarked: 'You may know my name, Lord Duffern; I am the son of Mr. Lockwood Kplng of Lahore.' Lord thffern told my father at the tme he thought ths reply ether the bggest bt of swank or the most modest thng he had ever heard." Ifra.AJ]thaaaaxtravah»faatorar-ptaattotaa tal (many tothafaetthattaaurcavktor foo gwt Basra for JUI BSSMyl futvks Pa atra Taataa O "Quotatons" A A bass for wonder s the orderlness of nature. Sr J. Arthur Thomson. Thnkng U one of the most unpopular amusement* of the human race, Ncholas Murray lttter A human beng s a prceless thng even when so encrusted wth mre and sn as to be almost unrecognsable. Rev. Edw. E. Hother, S. J. Every day s a new year's day to persons of strong character. Kathleen Norrs.. Take t to any rado dealer See the new 938 farm rados. Choose the rado you lke best, and ask your dealer how you can save $7.50 on the purchase of a new battery rado equpped wth a genune Wncharger. Wncharger turns FREE WIND POWER nto electrcty, brngs "bg-cty" recepton to farm homes. Elmnates "B" batteres. Ends expensve rechargng. Provdes plenty of free electrcty to run your rado as much as you want ur less than 50c a year power operatng cost. SM Any Rado Daafarf WINCHARGER SlOul CORPORATION C (t V. low.-: CHEW LONG BILL NAVY TOBACCO SSFOR YOVN tpa QUAXT R/Uul frna.., MptT quart. OUAKM STAtt Ol MHNINO CQt>., OU CITY. 9k. Dd <?> ' ***, q*>*rfl «IJWl nfcjyayt. UK EASY Matte aws) 59* IA*m a* O* "JCsffe K»* RCA." w SwwaTsm UP.kt, 0«RADIO > f.rr ANSI VAl\;f A S I U V I < I Of Ml II A O I f) ( M-OWM"'* n ENTER -RCA U<~&? SO.000 f'k/f COMfSI W a? <&>.,*v. *

8 p#' f^ >..:.- v.«> # * I *T Tme to Change to Wnter 03s and Greases GULF PRIDE.-. We Reccomend GULFLUBE DRIVE IN UNDER COVER AND LET US PRE- PARE YOUR CAR FOR COLD WEATHER ALCOHOL PRESTONE ANTI-FREEZE GREASE JOB, WASH JOB, Or SIMOMZNG or POLISHING GOODYEAR TIRES Lee SCHOOL WANT ADS LOST My Heart. Wll the dear one - otockb d.^o pc; :-^ report to mc. F.st her VANTED_ Rollrm Stoffer- Please or-ne to Pnckney or there wll be a fght for you. H. J. L. FOUND_ Three swell boys: Ken from Dansvlle. P-nryll from Ann Arbor. T ohn from Hovf'll. Would hate to lose any one of them Jerry rnvfessed Len Ewers. He really uant.s mo. Roberta r-\\ T V Two grls from P. II. S. > "? out of "ps near Sl\».»r Lake last T>.nrl-.y njrm. The boy frends hud to walk u lo way ddn't they. J. -and K. TPv \DE Rollan Stoffer for Junor D- kel. - Helen Lavey BATTRIES he took another grt from 9:00 to 2:00, took her home, got another, and then took her heme. '*-v could he! Helen Thd PnclaMy DtftaAch. WeAetctay, October 3, S ujarty goes. 5,000 WOMEN IMPROVE ' T A UNIVERSAL DESIRE Laure attrbutes ftsr SUCCCM to the THEIR SEWING! fact that she s an Irshrnans, The professon of funeral drectng was developed The above columns wcuj* wrlttenby the SPIRIT. «6j as a response to the unversal desre to pay all possble respect to the remans of those who have passe4 NOTES OF 25 YEARS AGO on. The modern funeral drector s a man of spec- ' alzed tranng and long practcal exr perenee. Hs functon s to g v e necessary counsel and advce, as well as actual servce to those bereaved. The members of ths organzaton are fully prepared to serve n such a manner, n Dcpatcb of October 7, 98? Lute F. Rose ded at hs home n Los Angeles, Calforna, on October. He was an old Pnckney boy and a son of the late Furman G. Rose, a poneer. Glen Bowen, 2 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bowen, ded at Whtmote Lake on Oct. 3 of dpthera. The followng from ths secton are servng on the crcut court jury: John Fohey,Bert Hcks. Chas, Bulls, B. A. Cook and James Hall. L. Whtney Watkns, Progressve canddate for governor and W. S. Kellogg, canddate for congress on that tlck»2t v ll speak here Thursday gvng ther bull moose standpont. Tom Bell has moved nto the house across fmm the Je&<e Henry farm. Mrs. Nette Vaughn. Mrs. Thomas Read and Mrs. C.V.VanWnkle are attendng grand chapter oftll* O. E. S. beng held at Grand Rapds ths week. Assstant Attorney General McGll of Lansng has been Hwgned to prosecute the Scully and Brayton Locker Club cases at HovtJll whch wll be tred at ths term of court. ' Horace Sayles has fold hs nter-' est n the lvery barn to Messrs P. H. Swarthout and Wll Dunnng. The Pnckney school let out Frday to allow the pupls to attend the FowLervlle Far Joe Curts has purchased and KEEP AWAY Warnng to Bugs. I want Laure, Harold Farley moved nto the Haney house across j the pond. John Ftzsmmons wll oc- HELLO So Vc *fcnt wth Molly toj cupy the house vacated by hm. * heavy clothng of great grand the dance? How come Joe took her Elhue Burlson underwent an op-> ^mother's day, comments Mss Eastman. home? Oh Vc! eraton at the Pnckney Santarum one day last week. WATCH OUT A- n Gregory, Lee On Wednesday nght some 40 NOTICE has a case on a P. H. S. gal. f Heads and neghbors of Mr.and Mrs! Joseph Pladsway surprsed them at THE INQUIRING REPORTER ther home. Mrs. Ed McCluskey n be-, half of th<vse present gave them a See* All Heart Alt set of slver knve* and forks. The Knows AH Placeway? have solfl ther farm and Ed nforms u that ts Mountan are movng to Howell. Ar he lkes beet. Bll Htjms to have goten the best of Stanley Dnkef and Dorothy Brogan were n Jackson Monday, Ed on the "Old Mll Stream" deal. Several gals seemed to be lonely There wll be no school Hre ths last Saturday nght We wonder f week Thursday and Frday on account of the teachers nsttute. the sbtek s out of commsson lately. Hub sseems to be out of the lmelght at present. We wonder f he Broadcast at Hamburg Monday nght The folowng took part n the Bg suddenly ran ut of transmssons. I sponsored by the Lakeland and Ham- Rollan Staffer's nujmerous flat t«33 burg Kngs Daughters: Murfel Read, Tf\\DE Rex Woods tor T.ll Bauphn seems to have dscouraged hs nter- j Betty Baughn sang. "Lttle Old Lady Fsther * eets n a certan gal here. nnd the Prare Ramblers orchestra v NTED A tall Mnekhared pernor Laure appears to be havng Mar- consstng of Jason, Floyd, Howard, -MI I wanted to po to the dance, lyn n the background as far as pop- Jeanette and Barbara Hanes. Od. 5 pedals Frut Cans Bal Mason Spces Sat. Oct. 6 Strong Round Steak Srlon Salt Pork Gl. 3 Lb, Bag All Knds T-Bone Steak /'» Ground Lb, M<yu than 5,000 women Ln countes n the lower pennsula mproved ther sewng ablty and.made over some clothas that came from as far back as pre-depr.$sson days n projects sponsored last year by homte economcs extenson of Mchgan State College, In a summary prepared by Mss Marjortd Eastman, clothng specalst, the work of the extenson servce ndcated sewng s not due to become a los* art. In fact many rural women j n Mch, are acreasng ther know-l edge of proper style n clothng as we.' as those ncdentals such as. fx. ng collars, cuffs or buttons on shrts worn by the man of the house. More than 8,00 of the womt:n pa>tcpated In frlls. They learned how to make cartrdj.}.* pleats, corded fnshes, bound buttonholes and covered buck"l>s.. Accessores, a word that modem motorng has made common, s also a clothng term.new accessores made by many women n the ex'tmson groups n the 6 countes totaled 6,300. These ncluded envelope pur- ' see and neckwear. Better selecton of gcp-es, shoes and costume jewelry was a part of the lessons n the communty mcetngs. Another fact emphaszed by Mfs Easbnuu ncludhd the slogan, "Better posture for better style." No elaborate routne of.settng up exercses was practsed, but the won^n were provded wth smple su^re.^tons and Exercses whch can be practsed at home to mprove both health and appearand. Clothes today r.re smple to wea.r n comparson to the elaborate anh The O. E S. wll gve a Halloween dance and baaaar at ther hall on Saturday eve October 30th Watch for further notce. Everybody nvted.. Mrs. Wnfred Graves and Mrs. Ed Parkter left Tuesday A. M. to attenr a 3 day rally sesson of the Grand Chapter of O. E. S. held at Grand Rapds. local and General P. H. SWARTHOUT. FUNERAL HOM»5- RHONE NO.39 PUXCK.N6V Classfed m* Want Ads FOR SALU- -Oak Block Wood ana Slab Wood. Albert Dnkel FOR SALE An Internatonal **> ton pck-up bought new May, 936 In tne condton.at a low prce up to Oct. 25th. R E.Harron,Howell. Mch. t\)l SALh\_Ray Mare, years ol<< wt. 200, Dowgac Drll and a Double Harness. Edward Rkeard Gregory A nearly new, tvnall uprght pano mostly pad for, ne:.r Pnckney, wl be sold or balance due on contract to anyone wllng to contnue small monthly payments; also a nearly new player pano. Interested parles please wrte Legal Dept.. P. O. Box. 2G Detn-?OR SALE No Huntng and Trespassng sgns. No /OR SALE One Good Cow Sx Vears Old. Gus Kolac, Duck Farm. *ORSALE GRAPES R. G. Webb. FOR SALE Jjrscy cow 4 year.- >!d due to freshen soon, or wll tradt 'or pgs. Howlett Bro. Th FOR SALE Ol Hfcater and Cooker combned. Mrs. N. O. Frya^ Pnckney DANCE Frday evenng, Sept. 7. St. Joseph's Hall t Howell, Velma Clemen's orchestra. ^OR SALE 70 acre farm, 5 acrtt of tmber, good buldngs; also half nterest n bnder. Terms to sut. Igjace Solosan 843 Chestnut,«Wyandotte, Mchgan. Vnot juns and rfles bought and sold 'hone 42F2 Lucus Doyle PEACHES: At C. Robert3~*oreh*rda 2973 Pm-kney-Howell Road, 8 mles Vorth of Pnckney.. us, hal Three good used com bnders. Howett Hardware Gregory, Mcfc. LOST A young whte sow, due farrow soon. Fnder please notfy Lynn Hendee to FOR SALE Good Work Horse at wll trade for Cow. John Hassencahl. FQR^ALE One Cow fve yea-s old, fresh ths month, Fsh Bros. Pnckney, Mch R. F. IX FOR SALE Shropshre Rh.nb.Lambs and yearlngs.... Fred Leece Phone 3F Lemon R<L Whtmorc Lake. Mch. EatablUhed 868 Norman Reason was n Dearborr Incorporated 95 on busness Monday. ^OR RENT 7 room house n Pnck- Mrs. Charles Burroughs tpsnt las! \ey-cornor Dexter and Man # McPherscn wteek wth Vp& frends. C. J. Clnton. J'r, nno Mr«M, J. Rea«on wer 422 E. Sbley St. n Albon one day last week. Howell, Mch. Rex Reason and wfe ^f CaMf. sp^nt Saturday wth Mr, fnd Mn. Norman I TO RENT Garage room for one State Bank Reason. car for $.00 a Month. Robert Tasch and wfe of Ann 4r Mrs Grace Thomas bor spent Sunday wth Mr. and Mr^ 250 Putnam Street Over Sxty-Eght Years f Wayne AtLee. FOR SALE AH knds of used cars, Mls Justne Ledwdge and brothe ncludng some 937 Bucks and Pontac of Safe Bankng Hubert were home from Detrot the week end Charlca A. Bryant. Howell Mch, Mr. end Mrs. M. E. Darrow vstl?d WHY WRITE CHECKS? ( /J Rev and Mrs Wm, Snvnons n Brghton Sunday condton also a black geldng, wt. FOR SALK-lFordson tractor, good r* Mr, and Mrs. F. Bowers had as vhek 500, 4 years old. end guests. Mr and Mrs. Henry Dav. Clfford Howlett, Gregory; enport of Detrot. FOR SALE Eatng Potatoes. There h an old adage whch stll Mrs. Charles Stffen of Fort Waynft Wm. B. Gardner. has mueh of lesson value n t. Don't s ependng the week wth her aster Mrs. Wm Peck, FOR SALE 50 Fne Wool Ewes. 8 put all your eggs n one basket Mr. and Mrs. Ford Lamb had as mtea west of Pnckney at North Lake Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. 0. J....Warren Eaenbaaor, Chelsea, Mch Interpretaton can apply ths to Smth and chldren of Pontlac, RFD No. 2 almost any phase of endeavor. We tot. and Mrs. RUMJU Lvemore and famly of Dexter spent Thursday Mss Rta Isler was home from Detrot a couple of days last week. j her of papers, ether of monetary vahave soon people ple up a vast nun> evenng wth Mr. and Mrt, Wat«Clark. Mrs. S. J. 0»Bren and son. How-, *-» Mr. and Mrs. Wm. 0'Connell of ^, of Bunker Hll were Sunday j!«** sentmental value, n ther "^tterson Lake are leavng ths w>" ^»8^ of Mr. and Mrt. Lee Lavey., for FlordaThere they wll.pend ^ ^ ' Ml Md ; Mr> ' ^ ^ ^, hom, Tb.se papers are unprotected th«whwh Mrs. M. S. Brady entertaned her Brdge Club at a one o'clock lunch-. «oft at her summer nome fleer Pnck* J njjy, Tu4sday» j Sunday guests b Mr. and ton.'' Max Ledwdge ^bre Mr. and Mrs. L. f S^ckahle of Detrot and GeraldM<3 Cleaf of Owossd. Mf. and Mrs. A. HI Nsbett. Mrs. Vlla Rchards, and Blanche Martn **»r.t Thursd^v In Walkervlle afld Wndsof Canada Mrg C. J, Clnton of Howell vsted h*r mother. Mrs, Wm, Fnk Monday Mr and Mrs, Don Tower and ton Jack wre week end guert of Mr. A Mrt W, C. AtLtt. Mld3? MODEL FOR $0 lor $59 WILL TAKE YOUR OLD fcladlo IN TRADE Phco Rado M. P. Shlray durng a housecleanng or the ravage* of a fre, or depredatons of ft burglars. We offer you tha one and only fool proof basket for these papera and other valuables.. Our eafo depost boxes are at your servce for a small charge each )foar. Protected by a fre proof vault, a double lock, you are sure of locaton of your valuables at tmes, All deposts up to $5, In *S8I,»' 'v. 'A J.t I *\! ' X ^.'4' HI m *!t' W't Ph«M SJ A LARGE VARIETY OF COLD MEATS FOR THE SUMMER TABLE. ALL VERY MODERATE IN PRICE YOU'LL GET BETTER MEATS AT CLARK'S Clark's THE HOME OF HIGH QUALITY ME*T3 PINCKNEY. MICa Wt DelYtr at tl Tts* SHEEHANSS CLBAN&RS St DYBRS Alt Work Guarantead TUESDAY, THURSDAY, SATURDAY PHONE 4?4 CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED HOWELLTMTSrl. sured by pur membershp a that Federal Depost Insurance Corpora* NePhersoo State Baal Money to loan at reasonable rate* nterest pad on Savngs Bookj and Tme Certfcates of Depost Member uf Federal Dapoaft» : r L ffcrx:^ ' -. '5 M