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1 , '..!«. «*. ' - OU MOTTO -ALL UE NEWS THAT'S FT TO PUNT pntknq'btspatcj) Vol 7 *t The Spears-Martn The Old Curfew Weddng Jakes Placaj Lawk Revved The M»rr«*;o of Hubert Martn «nd R#vv of th# Curf.w Law n Wnd- Mt«Elb«tK SMM «Solwpnz«d at St. Mary's Church Thur»- ot th«tme When Such a Law, Outav U»»«> QU NUmnra day Mornng. Was n Forca Hara, mpressve n every detal of appontment was the nuptal hgh mass a; St. Mary's Church last Thursday! marnng when Herbert gnatus! Martn, son of James and the late Ann Malloy Martn, and Elzabeth Rose Spears, daughter of Edward and the late Rose Murray Spears, excnunged ther marrage vows. On the stroke of nne, the strans of Mendelsohn's Weddng March sounded forth and the brdal party advanced toward the altar, the brde on the arm of Francs Martn who asssted hs brother as best man; and the brdegroom at the sde of Mss Gertrude Spears who was her sster's brdesmad. The brde was charmng n a gown of whte embrodered net over pnk satn, a whte pcture hat wth pnk velvet streamers, and harmonzng accessores. She carred pnk roses. The brdesmad was attred n powder blue satn wth a pcture hat of vktc lace. Her bouquet was of whte carnatons. The altars were decorated n pastel shades of gladol, wth accents of green sprays; whle tall tapered w T ax candles and candelabra of whte crystal candle lghts shed a mellow glow over the sacred settng. Large bas- Mr*. Hubert Martn kets of rural garde also n flowers t-curned the sde altar. Offcatng at the servce was Rev. Fcncs Murphy, pastor of St. Mary's church, wth Mss Nelle Gardner at the organ, and Masters Charles, Tom and Gerald Clark assstng on the -.ltar.durng offertory, Mss Gardner sang "Ave Mara". Followng the ceremony, the brdal party were guests of the brde's father at a danty and delcous weddng breakfast served at the Lakeland Country Club where covers were lad for thrty-two relatves and close ffrds. Congratulatons then were mngled wth goodbyes, for Mr. and Mrs. Martn left at once, by motor, for Davs, Calforna, where Mr. Martn s a mlk tester for the Calforna Agrcultural School. Mrs. Martn s a graduate -of Pnckney Hgh School ad of St. Joseph's Mercy Hosptal School of Nursng at Pontac. A large crcle of frends send good wshes wth ths happy couple, on ther honeymoon journey to ther far-away home. s NOT SWMMERS TCH * Wndsor, Ontaro, has re-establshe. the old blue law curfew, but accor\ bg to an artcle n the Detrot Mews by Fred Couzens,Polce Serg. rfcswksworth s havng a hard tm to enforce t. The old blue law provdes that at the rngng of a bell at 9 : p. m. all chldren under the age of 7 years must be off the streets and home n bed. Now the Wndsor curfew bell, lke the horse and buggy, the old kerosene street lghts and the pcket fence has long ago dsappeared and the Serg. s all tred out explanng to youth under 7 that the curfew does not rng any more and never wll, for there s no bell connected wth t any more. Ths old ordnance relatng to the curfew wa found among the archves of the cty councl, dusted off and ordered enforced as a war tme measure but the job s dffcult. Pnckney, lke many Mchgan towns once had a curfew and probably stll has for there s n<> record that t was ever repealed. Back n the nnetes t was vgorously enforcl ed by the late Dan Murta, who was tl»on vllage marshall. About 8: p. m each nght he would take out hs watch and watch the mnute hand creep around. About 9: p. m. he went to the town hall and vgorously rang the bell whch was the n located on-the roof of ths buldng. Then he patrolled the busness secton wth hs eagle eyes dartng rght and left n search of chldren under 7 years of age. f they were accompaned by t: T parents he passed them by but f not they were ordered home and usually obeyed hs command. We understand that two of the most persstent curfew law volators back n those days were Ross Read and M. J. Reason. Ths curfew law was enforced here for a number of years and then langushed. Several attempts to revve t faled and for years or more t has been a dead letter law and wll probably reman so. FLOYD WEEKS TAKES NEW POSTON Floyd Weeks, former Pnckney druggst, has resgned hs poston as steward at the state tuberculosa hosptal at Gaylord to accept a smlar poston at the new santarum at Pctoekey, started by a number of doctors. He has b*en spendng a lew days at hs home here before takng over the Petoskey job. Whle lvng n Pnckney Mr. Weeks was very actve n publc lfe servng on the vllage councl, the FLOYD WEEKS Many who have been swmmng n the Pnckney mll pond have suffer- school board, and also acted as the ed a breakng out on ther legs and presdent of the Pnckney Centennal bodes and were fearful that they n 9. He was also the organzer had swmmer's tch whch the papers f the Pnckney Board of Commerce have been warnng swmmers about.' and the local Amercan Legon Post. Dr. Ray Duffy, local health offcer Mr. Weeks has always been actve doubts that there s any swmmer's poltcally n the Republcan party. tch here. Ths dsease s caused by a He served two years as steward at germ or mcrobe whch lves on the Howell T. B. Santarum from snals. The way to get rd of t s to 9-4. When Gov. Ftzgerald was kll the snals. Dr. Duffy states the elected he was reapponted. n 98 board of health tested all bathng»he was transferred to the new Santnum at Gaylord where he has snce been. beaches, lakes, and streams for ths germ, ncludng the Pnckney mll pond and n ther report dd not menton the local pond as beng nfected. The breakng out complaned of by local swmjaers s more lkely to he caused by jggers or Band fleas whch are very prevalent now. Or t may be caused by the condton of OUR SUBSCRPTON RAT S $. PER YEAR Pnckney, Lvngston County, Mchgan Wednesday, August 7, 94 No. r n _ mmmmm ' -- 'Male of Speces More Dangerous Than Female Women have the reputaton of more than 9 per cent of all fatal beng worse drvers than men and non-fatal accdents n 99 but where accdents are concerned, statstcans canfndno ered, the female of the speces nvolved male drvers. Wherefatal accdents alone are consd fgures to substantate ths popular belef. charged w4th the responsblty has an even better record, beng, These facts are revealed n s for less than seven per cent. new booklet "Smash Hts ot the The answer undoubtedly rests Year" just ssued by The Travelers nsurance Company as the of men drve more mles each n the fact that a greater number tenth n ts annual seres of bulletns dedcated to street and condtons, the artcle concludes. year and under more hazardous hghway safety. No method has yet been found to Despte the fact that a Gallup determne the relatve rsks faced Poll showed a large majorty of by males and females and untl persons feel safer rdng wth a such data are avalable no one man at the steerng wheel, the can say wth accuracy whch sex kcompany's statstcans found that s safer at the wheel. Catholc Chorch Rev. Franct Murphy Sunday Matte*: Frst Mass 8: a. m. Second Mass : a. m. Week day mass at 8: a. m. Cunfettont Saturday: Afternoon 4 to p. ns Evenng.7 \p 9 p. m. Junor Catechsm Saturday at 9. a. m. Sunday after the fr* mars. ~am* Sacred Heart Devoton each day after mass. Frday, 7: p. m. Rosary Hour, adult nstructons. Ths wll be followed by a lawn socal and a c bngo party on the <JW;. Przes wll be awarded. The rvday p. m. socal commttee s Mesdane's Leo Lavey, C. J. Clnton, T. Shehan, Mss Helen Tplady, Merlyn Lavey, Jack Sheldon, Edward Spears, Vncent Young, John Esele, and L. R'mphy'. The publc s welcome 8:U.o : p. m. Junor Class for nstructon meet Saturday at 9 a. m. Wednesday, August 4, the Vgl of the Holy day, Confessons 4 to ana 7 to 9 p. m. Thursday, August, Feast of the Assumpton of the B. V. Mary, a Holy Day of Oblgaton, note the change n mass. Schedule Masses at 6, 8,, and Z o'clock. The Rev. Fr. D, L. Dllon, superor of the Basl Fathers House of Studes, E. Boston Blvd., Detrot, wll assst us at the two extra masses. The schedule for Sunday, August 8, wll be announced next Sunday. m m m Baptst Chorch Servce* each Sunday Mornng Worshp ltr:» p. m. B. Y. P. W 7: p. m. Frday Prayer Servce : p. m. Con gregatonal Church Rev. J. M. McLuca*, Mnster Mr. Herman Vedder, S. S. Supt Mrf. Florence Baughn, Organtt, and Chor Drector Mornng Worshp & Sermon...: Sunday School : A hearty welcome s extended to all who worshp wth us. Vstors al- vays welcome. NOTCE The Regular meetng of the Pnckney NOTCE OF BAKE SALE Chapter No. 4 O. E. S. wll be held Frday evenng August 9th. All Bake sale to be held after both members are requested to be present Latmer Makes the Front Page Mchgan'* Famout Lfer t Desttute nnd Down and Out at the Age of 74 n Detrot. There s probably no character n tc hstory of Mchgan who has held the nterest of the publc for so great a length of tme as rvng Latmer, Jackson's famous matrcde who served 46 years of a lfe sentence for the murder of h* mother. He was pardoned by the late Gov. Ftrgerald n 98 as the result of pressure brought by frends and sob stters and gven a job by Harry Bennett at the Ford Motor Co. He s now 74 years old. After 8 months ho lost hs Ford job through llness and has snce been down and out. A number of bums have been sleepng on the ground n Fr. Gabrel Rchard park n Detrot. Resdents complaned and the polce raded tre park Frday nght. Among those who were caught was Latmer. The men were brought before Judge Breenan charged wth vagrancy. Latmer pleaded that he had frends n Lans ; ng who would gve hm work, Hs sentence was deferred to enable hm to go to Lansng. f he does not get wok there he wll be commtted to the Wayne county poor farm at F.lolse. He w? as an nmate at place last wnter. NYA BASE BALL SCHEDULE ths Onr W. Kaye, state admnstrator of the Natonal Youth Admnstrato n today announced the followng fnal games of the season's schedule n the NYA junor base ball league of Lvngston county: August 9: Pnckney at Howell Legon, Brghton at Howell Recreaton. August : Legon. August Recreaton. August 4: land. Brghton at Howell Pnckney at Howell Webbervlle at Hart- August : Howell Recreaton at F< wlervlle. Augflrt 6 ; Howell Legon at Hartland, Webbervlle at Brghton. M-6 TO BE BLACKTOPPED We are nformed by state hghway department workers that M-6 from the ngham County lne to U. S.- wll be blacktopped ths year. We luve been unable to get any offcal ar.m-uncement of ths however. the water n dog days or ths season of the year..*', 'Sunday durng the summer. So bt Bob Martn was callng on the meet the h n. / * Emmett Roche s at mlay Cty prepared to furnsh somethng each; Meckleburgers around Fraser, Mkh lund Country'Club near ths week handlng race horses. Surday at 7: a. m. ' last Frday. [ Thursday mfnt. Mchgan Mrror C UKREN State News There OMMEN»f> Ya Edtor'' seems to be perl n many; thngs and death takes ts toll n un- _.,.,., w., _ M.,, expected ways. For nstance, n tha r Tha Advantages of Northarn Mch> ',....,. A D,. «x v~ recent heat wave whch ht Mchgan tan >ommar A» a 'Vacaton Pla«a ta Spand» fclabora- Your \ 8*««'* ", m >he " «""* ted Upon. ~%*y\% 4*»4 fm»he eooto el (the pened heat n the and ten a day the heat same wave tme that 44 Thar's gold n a snappy szzvng j people ended were on July drowned.. Most Ths of all these hap- heat wave! people were elderly and some were And no one knows t better than ve;ms of heart, trouble. The man he Mchgan tourst promoter. tmnjl. to cut down the heat fataltes Ths ndvdual s legon. He has apparently s to take t easy when a collectve fortune nvested n propertes, equpment and land, whle the thermometer hts <J'J n the hs payroll s bg busness tself. shade. :.y what you wll about wltng, Thf famous hotel case of the wtherng, sultry, torrd weather n (laffney Bros, of Detrot vs the July or August, t's worth a cool Weonah hotel of Hay Cty has been mllon, beleve t or not, to Mchgan's second ndustry, tke vacaton busness. A cool summer means the loss of mllons. Contrary-wse, a hot one s worth a fold mne to the tourst people. To put t brefly, Mchgan's health t'ul and strrulatng summer clmate s apprecated most effectvely when the temperature elsewhere skyrockets nto the numbng nnetes. Thanks to' Lakes Mchgan, Superor, Huron and j St. Clar, Mchgan's tourst sectons f enjoy an envous summer clmate. To apprecate fully what we have, just travel elsewhere. "Roof Garden De Luxe" l For several seasons ths column has proclamed enthusastcally the many merts of the Upper Pennsula "roof garden de luxe'' of the mddle Wen. North Mchgan resort boosters, nstead of beng envous or resentful have welcomed our words of prase. The reason s unque, and t s largely geographcal. Mchgan s not one pennsula; t s two. The tourst must travel through the lower pennsula hr for he gets to the upper pennsula j thus a good word for one nevtably benefts both. q "he cool and charmng land of ' Hawatha, once a center for mnng ;.nd lumberng, has been havng a steady comeback economcally due 'rgt ly to several factors: more automobles, more roads, more lesure lme for vacatons, and more facltes to accomodate the Amercan gypses. Another reason s relef from the heat: The average temperature n ths north country s ffj degrees, no matter how hot t s elsewhere. f you only had two weeks tme for o vacaton, how much of the Uppc Pennsula could you vst? George E. Bshop, secretary mannge of the Upper Pennsula evelopmenl Bureau at Marquette, sends us there suggestons: See the "Seven Wonders" of Hawatha land. When you glance at the map, the eghth wonder wll be that s possble for a traveler to cover so much terrtory. For after all, you'll need a few days, preferably more, to enjoy the wonders of the North Mchgan country too! But here they are, and woe be to the person who doubts them. At St. gnace the vstor could clmb Castle Rock for a fne vew of the Strats. Next, vst nearby decded n favor of the hotel. The (Lffneys went to Hay Cty to at-..--.a the funeral of an uncle, spent the nght at the hotel, leavng a call at 7 :()() a. m. They were not called, m.-sed the funeral and sued the hotel for $: each. The court ruled that to call them was an act of courtesy by the hotel and falure to do ths dd not make the hotel lable. la a sermon at the Kastmnster 've: hyteran church n Detrot rece,,tly the good governor of Mchgan condemned Sunday base ball rd sad f the Bble was read as much now n the homes as formerly there would be no crowds at the Sunday ball games. Such a sermon ve-ht have gone over.tl) years ago when there was some opposton to ; Sunday hn.-e ball but today when that opposton has practcally dsappeared s probably fell on deaf (ars. There are weghty problems before the world at the present tme but Sunday hasv ball s not one of tl'-m. At the recent Democrat and Republcan conventons there were no planks relatng to Sunday base b;.l' wrtten nto ther respectve platforms. The cavalry unt, of the Mchgan N'alonal guard wll be a thng of tw- past as at a meetng last week C.e v \Dckn on and the natonal guard o'heah agreed to the abolshment of th- cavalry unts n order to get»r ant-arcraft regment by means ',- federal funds. The horse as a weapon of warfare ha.-' long been outmoded and cut lttle fgure n the,- t world war and none to speak of ; n the pre.-cut conflct. But sent- \nent retaned the anmal. These anmals arc- fne for parados but aganst the mechanzed unts of the present day-, such a- tanks and arpl.nos, hey an- useless. Germany has demonstrated that o far n the present world wa>. 4(),() men and hoys from the ages of to are expected to be drafted n September and wll spend e year n the army tranng camp. All those wthout dependents and not employed n a key poston essental to the naton wll be taken. Congress s about to pass such a law and the Gallup and other polls show hjt the people are n favor of t These hoys wll not he drafted wth the expectaton that they wll be Evergreen Lodge and ts log arch- torved to fare gunfre as n the last terture. See Marquette's grave and wr but for tho reason that preparthe outlnes of old Fort De Baude r' ps s encoded to bo the best on the hll behnd the park. preventve agan,t war. Already A vst to Mchgan's "summer capl-l", Macknac sland, wll nclude, dm ft machnery s beng set up n old Fort Macknac, Fort Holmes, A vch Rock, Sugar Loaf Rock, the Grand Hotel, and of course the Macknac Summer Theatre and the Macknac Summer School of Art. Contnued on page BABY S BURED The nfant daughter of Mr.and Mrs. George Long who was born dead at St. Joseph's Hosptal, Ann Arbor on Sunday, was brought here for bural n the Pnckney cemetery Monday. Rev. J. M. McLucas had charge of th n servces at the grave. NOTCE OF BAKE SALE Saturday, August th, the Boy Scouts* wll hold a bake sale, the proceeds to he used for the World's Fnr Trp. Anyone who has not thus fas- contrbuted, may do so at ths tme by ether bakng for the boys or buyng ther, wares. Mchgan and the fght aganst the conscrpton measure n Congress s bem handled by the same bunch who opposed lftng of the arms embarjro and who desre a n appeasement plan or oven a treaty wth Htler. Ther theme s "Don't Make Htler angry and he won't hurt you.'* The mpendng conscrpton law has caused a boom n the marrage l<ft;se busness. Last June,,8 mannge lcenses were ssued n Wayne county, an ncrease of 489 ever that of June 99. Ths ncrease started last Aprl and has been steadly ncreasng. Stll t does not approach the fgures of years ago at the tme of the world wmr< n Aprl 97,,446 lcenses wer* ssutd from Wayne county, an all t me hgh. The prevalng belef s that mar* red men wll be exempt from conscrpton. Ths dd not always hold true n the last world war, however. &- Mr. and Mrs. Clare Mller had as Mss Helen Palmer of Detrot masses on the rectory porch. Each to plan for the County Conventon lady of the parsh s asked to fur-jt bt held here, Tuesday, September COMNG SOFT BALL GAMES Sunday and Monday guests her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Franke ed at the Herbert Palmer home last Sunday. nsh some artcle o/ food, n order to - 7 lu th.. f....,, f Detrot, her brother and sster n Mrs. Alce Wlson of Ann Arab* called at the Norman. pp ly «,«<««*««*««" - Btad- «««-. * «J' Xjtn&" at - '-aw, Mr.»d Mr.. E. A. Pr» ke of n Reason pay goods. These sales wll be held every * «*~- +«<»«* WAAH. Fshng, L.., N. Y. and Mr. a n d H t r o r m Mrs. George Franke and chldren of w * "J '"J " % S ett s Tww., "towly H at the homo of **- Detr daughter, Vola, tf Ann Arboa, ¾

2 -.., ssue of Thrd Term Wll Be Hotly Debated Frst, anyone who doubts that the Republcans and ant-thrd term Democrats are gong to let the thrd term ssue pass unnotced must be somewhat "teched" n the head. From what s now planly vsble, every fact and every possble supposton about a thrd term, or the tradton aganst any man stayng n the Whte House for years, wll be fllng the ar and the newspapers from the moment that Mr. Wllke's speech of formal acceptance s recorded. t s much too obvous to pass by also, that the Roosevelt opponents wll accuse hm of every type of malcous desgn and nsncerty whch clever poltcal brans can conjure nto wrtten or spoken word. From many sources among Democrats who are stckng to party fath and doctrne, always heretofore strongly resentful of the thrd term dea, hear that preservaton of the party, tself, depends upon preventng Mr. Roosevelt from becomng the frst person to have three consecutve terms. t s too early to say whether those Democrats wll be effectve n ther ad to the Roosevelt opponents, but, whatever ther numbers are, they tell me of ther decson to regan control of the Democratc label. The war wthn the Democratc party tself together wth the thrd term ssue, therefore, presents the bass for a tremendous shft of parm : > BruckarVm Washngton Dgest New U. S. Poltcal Algnment s Now Takng Defnte Shape By WLLAM BRUCKART WSV Servce, Natonal Press Bldf., Washngton, D. C. WASHNGTON. Somethng lke four years ago, wrote n these columns an expresson of belef that Presdent Roosevelt would be the nstrumentalty of our era to brng about a realgnment of poltcal groupngs n the Unted States. wrote, then, that hs own thoughts and actons, together wth the sources of the advce he was accept* ng, would brng about ths result whether Mr. Roosevelt so ntended or not. The predcton that made n November, 96, was based upon what beleved lkely to be the prncples to whch Mr. Roosevelt would adhere n hs second admnstraton. There was no ntmaton at that tme, however, that Mr. Roosevelt could, or would, be a nomnee for a thrd term as Presdent. Even wthout that ndcaton, the wde breach between the conservatves of both Democratc and Republcan partes, on the one hand, and the advsors that surrounded the Presdent seemed certatvto accomplsh the end that then predcted. Wth Mr. Roosevelt seekng hs thrd term under the Democratc label, and Wendell Wllke runnng as the Republcan nomnee, there surely can no longer be any doubt that the campagn of 94 wll see a complete and very unusual shft among voters. The closng of the polls on November wll have recorded, beleve, probably the greatest transton n poltcal thought algnment that our naton ever has known. An asserton so broad requres an explanaton. An explanaton of the reasons can go only to the fundamentals of the crcumstance. That brngs the statement that, n the mnds of many long-experenced poltcans, the ssues are gong to be more sharply defned ths fall than n most any campagn wthn the recollecton of ths observer. DEFNTE ALGNMENT "The closng of the polls on November wll have recorded," accordng to ths artcle by Wllam Bruckart, "probably the greatest transton n poltcal \ thought algnment that our naton f «Wr has known." He goes on to explan that the break between flte followers of the New Deal phlosophy of government and the opposton to such phlosophy wft become completely evdent ths fall. { Banter at the Fght Camps. *ryr ty strength. t forms, the bass for one phase of that realgnment for whch spoke. f those Democrats fal to regan control of the party and they were beaten down n the Chcago conventon by the well-oled New Deal facton's machne the conservatve wng of the Democratc party has no place else to go, save to the Republcan sde. Some of them, lke Vce Presdent Garner, who was so completely gnored that hs name hardly was mentoned at Chcago, doubtless wll go a-fshng. There wll be qute a few of those. The queston yet to be answered s, how many wll be nactve n the campagn? Relef and Farm Vote Should Co to Roosevelt On the other hand, Mr. Roosevelt wll gan some votes from the other sde. He wll get a large percentage of the relef votes agan, as he dd n 96, and he wll have perhaps as much, as 4 per cent of the farm vote, or that s the guess of men who know poltcal thought n agrcultural areas. The Presdent's foregn polces have proved attractve to certan elements n ths country, and obvously they are gong to stck wth the man who has helped ther fatherlands. From these three angles the relef, the farm and the foregn vote we see a regroupng along new lnes. The relef and the farm votes may be sad to have been held by the Presdent before, but that s not qute an accurate statement. The realgnment, n these two cases, appears to be somethng of a settlng down process. Wllke Supportert Wll Woo All Dsgruntled Democrat* From the Wllke camp, observers cannot fal to note how plans are be* ng made to gve a haven to dssatsfed Democrats. Moreover, those same plans take nto account the need for a poltcal home for that porton of the farm and labor vote whch has a desre to fnd new affuatons. t s very clear that the Roosevelt farm program has no won complete endorsement, and the Republcans have the feelng, too, that the actons of the Natonal Labor Relatons board whch surely has been nfluenced by John L. Lews and hs C.. O. have not helped the New Deal team wth Wllam Green's A. F. of L. There have been so many complants from busness men, greal and small, about the bunglng and the waste n Washngton that Mr. Wllke can be expected to hold most of that vote. He can be expected also to have whatever nfluence tha segment of natonal lfe has n persuadng workers to turn to the Republcans. And wth respect to the thrd term, already guns have begun to bark out ther mssles of crtcsm of the Roosevelt "draft" by the Chcagc conventon. They are sayng thus early that the "draft" was no draft at all; that Mr. Roosevelt carefully planned the machnery by whch he would be "drafted," and that hs release of the delegates on the eve ol the conventon votng was a gesture so panfully sour that t serves as proof of the Presdent's lack of ca pacty as a poltcan. They are chargng also that Postmaster General Farley knew there was no draft movement, except that whch the Presdent prompted, and that s why he s fadng out of poltcs and be comng a baseball club presdent. n any manner that you look on the advancng campagn, therefore, t becomes ncreasngly evdent that Mr. Roosevelt s takng the last step of a movement begun four or fve years ago. He s leadng a campagn that wll force a concluson by the voters themselves next November. At that tme, they wll have to decde whether they prefer ths naton to return to a charted course of natonal admnstraton, or whether they want to contnue nto the new felds and new methods of natons! government that have formed the keystone of the New Deal. Two Methods Of Fghtng Constpaton By DR. JAMES W. BARTON (Beleaswd by Wtttra Newspaper Unon.) M ANY persons thnk of the large bowel colon as always full of waste matter whch must be removed mmedately to prevent the po SOM n ths wastes TOflAY beng absorbed nto the blood causng such symptoms as lazness, drowsness, pans n jonts, depressed sprts, and others. As a matter of fact t s true that a "full" colon wll cause the above symptoms partly because of posons beng absorbed nto the blood, and also, as Dr. Walter Alvarez, Mayo Clnc, has ponted out, because the very weght of ths waste n colon may cause symptoms by pullng on the nerves n colon and ts supportng structures. However, nature never meant that these wastes should be vgorously pushed or flushed out by purgatve medcnes, because a colon (large bowel) that requres constant flushng out cannot reman a healthy bowel The bowel was not meant to be completely empty. The healthy bowel s able to push wastes Dr. Barton downward and out of the body by means of ts muscles. Nature gave man two methods of keepng the wastes movng down the large ntestne exercse, and rough or fbrous parts of the food. Thus all the bendng exercses, wth knees kept straght, exercse or work on the outer abdomnal muscles, whch n turn massage the muscles of the large bowel and stmulate acton. n addton, the exercse squeezes the lver whch causes an extra flow of ble nto the ntestne, and, ble s nature's purgatve. 'Roughage' Needed. The fbrous foods, whch not only rub aganst the nerve endngs of lerge bowel and stmulate bowel acton, also have somethng n them asde from the roughness, whch stmulates the bowel. Thus the easly dgested foods meat, eggs, fat, sugar, and starches do not leave enough rough or fbrous waste to stmulate bowel acton so that foods wth hard or fbrous waste n them fruts, vegetables, and cerealsmust be eaten to prevent constpaton. Nervous, hgh strung ndvduals, wth a tendency to stomach or ntestnal ulcer, must, of course, avod these rough foods. Poor Posture Cause Of Many Alments SPEAK often of the benefts ob- taned by a good posture sttng and standng wth head erect, chest out and abdomen drawn n. Ths does not mean tryng to attan the overerect poston whch s sometmes seen n mltary and other parades. Ths "forced" holdng of the erect poston not only spols the appearance but s hard on nerves and muscles because of the tenseness mantaned. Two serous thngs happen to the body wth the slouchy atttude. Frst, the stomach, ntestnes, and other abdomnal organs fall forward or downward, thus nterferng wth the dgeston of food and the removal of wastes from the lower bowel Second, the lungs are crowded because of the fallng forward of the shoulders preventng the lungs from gettng the needed ar. One of the results of poor posture s ts effects on certan jonts, the lgaments around these jonts and the muscles movng these jonts. That general weakness of the body causes the poor posture s true at tmes and n other cases there s some nfecton present whch by gettng nto the jonts of the spne (or elsewhere) causes the ndvdual to assume some very bad postons (posture) such as stff neck, poker back, severe lmpng or the fat* foot walk. Strengthenng the abdomnal muscles whch hold n the abdomen, the chest out, and the shoulders back s the frst thought Bendng exercses wth knees straght s the best sngle exercse. * QUESTON BOX Q. Please recommend a method of dagnosng a tuberculous condton n a chld of pre-school age. A* A eenunea test s by use el taberemlm. Your peystlaa eaa make the tost. Q s Psorass curable? s t contagous? A. Psorass s set eeatagfteas. Tbe det treatment s to avod an fats better, eream, egg yelks, sots, fat meat, pastry. Try t three at The Pnckncy Dspatch Auk Me -Another A General Quz MMMM The MM Questons. What country s the Holy Land sf three relgons?. How are the freezng and bol* ng ponts of water desgnated on the centgrade thermometer?. Where s the best known maelstrom (a whrlpool)? 4. What s the tactle sense? -. Whesa dt the Hsteoea Uvl 6. What s the Aurora Australa? The Answer*. Palestne s reverenced Alke as the Holy Land by the Jews, Chrstans, and Mohammedans.. Zero and degrees respectvely.. Off the coast of Norway. 4. Tbe sense of touch.. n South Afrca. 6. The "northern lghts" of the southern hemsphere..wanted! WONEfL f 88 to 6 yn. old, who are rssrlsm. moody, nervous, fear hot flashes, dzzy spetts, to take Lyda E. Pnk- ham s Vegetable Compound. Famous n helpng women to emsag 8 thru "tryng " " tmes" due to func* tonal "rregulartes." Try tt Vgorous Decson Men must decde on what they wll not do, and then they are able to act wth vgor n what they ought to do. Mencus. OR SPREAD ON ROOSTS Lberty to Do Rght The saddest thng s to be endowed wth lberty to do as we please, and then to please to do the wrong thng, Rollns. HCUPJ SEW 4 Ruth Wyetf Spears cjf ota SOFFT UD una ON THS aorrom STOP ¾¾ tsussuxvoa Wmt' AST week Marty helped to talk L Grandmother out of her old buffet. The Martndale famly were n a dther when she old them that she was gong to furnsh a combnaton guest and sewng room wth the mrror and two legs of the old buffet; plus some spools, a butter tub, unbleached musln, some old rags and other odds and ends. The rags were used for the hook rug n ths sketch of a corner of that new guest and sewng room. Drectons for the rug and for makng the spool tables shown her are both n Sewng Book. The mrror was hung end-wse and s marvelous for fttng dresses. The musln drapery was used to cover the rregular edge of the mrror and makes just the Tght background for the blue spool tables. You can see n the sketch how the lamps and stool were made. Next week the bottom shelf of the buffet wll be used and Achevement Achevement s the answer to acceptng responsblty, duty. Why do some rse faster than others? Answer: They nvte responsblty they accept cheerfully and courageously agreeable and dsagreeable dutes, and they do them promptly. gsgjt-feb.ggfff TRADE-N 9WoALLWANCE? fr* st on* *.. '<. <.-. '>- ":* v - ~-< ** * < & :<t h * -¾ %¾¾% ClalFO ls H6H FEEB TUB Dtuna TkM Sal* For maxmum safety* economy sad depends-, bllty, equp your car wth a set whle ths seass* coeal osftr lasts. LOOK $799 tsgt Wsm wsrh Trtstote ttsuoatd nu U/tSM Gram wll, teach Marty another trck or two. EDTOR'S NOTE: As a specal servce to our readers, of these homemakng deas have been pub* lshed n fve -page booklets whch are cents each to cover cost and malng. Send order to: sag. Brr* WYBTH SPEAKS Drawer f Bedford Hns New York Enclose cents for each book ordered. Name Address ef Dean' rfuft. after many years of world* wde HM, surely most [be accepted at evdence TRUTH [of satsfactory rue 'And favorable poble opnon supports that of the able physcans who test the value ef Doan-'s under fftfung laboratory candrtaas. These physcans, too, approve every word of advertsng; you read, the objectve p whch s only to recommend Doan't Ptlt ss a food duretc treatment for dsorder ef the kdney functon and for relef of the pete and worry t causes. f more people were aware of how the kdneys must constantly remove waste that cannot stay n the blood wthout njury to health, there would be better *> derstsndng of why the whole body suffers when kdneys lag, and duretc medcaton would be more often employed. Burnng, scanty or too frequent urnaton sometmes warn of dsturbed kdney functon. You may suffer fuggng backache, persstent headache, attacks of dssaesa, gettng up nghts, swellng, pufhocas under ths eyes -fed weak, nervous, all staved out. Use Doan's POj. t s better to rely oa a medcne that hat won world-wde acclam than on somethng test favorably known. At* your ntokberl DOANS PLLS Responsbltes Be thankful for responsbltes. The more heavy they are the more thankful you should be. Responsbltes are what make men of those who mght otherwse be falures. y«tt OUARANT SMfctX L»LU*S Qucker start&g and mproved performance for longer servce lower cost, trade la yo odbatterf-ea e seu nraatooe Bsatery today* GET OUR LOW PRCES ON THE FAMOUS FRESTONE STANDARD TRUCK TRES NseVCM! * «*

3 mmmw-...w*,.,.. xmtk PROFESSONAL CORNER PNCKNEY STARTS WNNNG AGAN Wednesday, August 7, 94 KHft Tkt fncbej SMUrmo RAY M DUFFY M. D. Pnckney, Mchgan Offc* Horn»«lpO to 4tOO P. l 7s to» P. M. DR. G R- McCLUSKEY DENTST UH N. Mchgan Phone* Me* Be, «Evenngs by appontment HOWELL, MCHGAN CLAUDE SHELDON > ELECTRCAL CONTRACTOR Phone 9F Pncka«y, Mack PERCY ELLS AUCTONEER Farm Sales a. Specaltj Phone Pnckney 9-Fl LEE LAVEY GENERAL NSURANCE Ray H. Burrell Phono S9-F PUcknoy, Mchgan Paul M. BurreU A. J- BURRELL & SONS Phoae ARTSTC MEMORALS R M. Oharlesworth, Mgr. Brghton Mch P. H. Swarthout & Son FUNERAL HOME Modern Tel. Ambnlanec qnptnet 9 Servce Pnckney, Mch. DON W. VANWNKLE Attorney at Law OBke Otar Frst Stale Savngs Bank HOWELL, MCHGAN DR. C. L. HENDEE VETERNARAN 794S SECOND ST. Phone 4-4 DEXTER, MCHGAN Offc* Phon* 666 Resdence Phone 89 CHROPRACTOR DR. V. W. PETERSON An n Arbor, Mchgan Frst Natonal Bank PanlaM Chropractc Technc C. M. GBSON, D. C. 7½ S. MAN ST. ANN ARBOR, MCH. DR MARY MNNSS CHROPODST Al Foot Trouble* Quckly Releved PHONE 7 Man St Ann Arbor, Mch EML H ARNOLD OPTOMETRST Eyes Examned Glasses Ftted Only Exclusve Optcal System n tho Cty S. Man Ann Arbor, Mch. "The Swss Watchmaker" H, RUST, JEWELER Sklled Watch and Clock Reparng Across from Allenel Hotel 7 S.Fourtk Ave. Ann Arbor, Mch. Phone 6447 Neurocalometer and X-Ray Servce J. F. GROSTC, D C CHROPRACTC HEALTH Servce Palmer Graduate Thursday 9-: A. M. Only Marchese Bldg. S. Man St Ann Arbor, Mchgan «HB»JBJHb*-v' Cemetery Memorals A R N E T S 94 N. Man Ann Arbor Mch Represented by EMERSON KNSEY P-nfeld JAY Phone P. SWEENLY Attorney at Law HOWELL, MCHGAN MARTN J- LAVAN Attorney at Law Electrcal Contractng FXTURES Brghton, Mch. SUPPLES ELECTRCAL WRNG AND REPARNG REASONABLE PRCES ESTMATES CHEERFULLY GVEN ALL WORK GUARANTEED C. Jack Sheldon Phone 9F Electrcal Contractor P J Dckaey Photo shows a fne feld of mnt near St Johns n Clnto* County. Tho mnt captol of the world.,- 9 aero of mnt were harvested n Mchgan n *89. Acreage ths year shows a slght ncrease, and the contract prces are somewhat hgher. Several from here attended Mr. Grant Smth's funeral Thursday afternoon at the Parkers Corners church, Rev. Ed Swadltu? offcated bural at Wrght cemetery. Clean ar every day for whole next week's Sunday Herald Amercan. ctes. Bad weather shot out where t belongs; no hay fever to rack vte- j. tn*, no more cows to cut down the «, r wm., _«. Z, u -~# -*-u _ * * c - Hflta' was n FowlervWe on wakng hours, comfortable clmate.. "* v " ' oomwess Monday, for everybody at maybe $6 P*r per- ses per year. Deal mss tws nters*-j G - p - Gorman, Dexter mortcan, tng artcle la The Amercan Week-' *» * «* * the Dspatch offce ty, the magane dstrbuted wth Monday. Pncknty broke back nto the wn column agan last Wedsesday when fv»y wen from Gregory 8 to 4. The :--,.re &. d to 4 up to the 7th be Pnckney added more runs to gve them a safe lead. Pnckney broke the ce the frst nnng when Snger ht a home run scorng C. Mller ahead of hm. Shrey doubled n the nd and scored on B. Van'a ht. Gregory also ' sun red n the fal un hts by Caakcy and Stret. n the ffth Pnckney got two more runs. Shrey sngled, B. Van was safe on an error. Dnkel bnted down the frst base lne scorng Shrey. Gregory ralled n the th and scored twce on errors and Cas- Ky's trple, and added another n the 6th when C. Howlett sngled and kuhn trpled. n the 7th J. Lavey and Shrey sngled, Caskey dropped B Van's fly runs scorng, Dnkel walked, Meyer sngled scorng B. Van. but Dnkel was out at thrd on the play. n the last half of the 7th Hartley was out thrd to frst. D. Howlett was safe on an error, Caskey popped to thrd and Holls ended the game flyng to Ledwdge. Shrey and Meyer each got hts. Ledwdge accepted chances n left feld. Pnckney AB R K. Ledwdge, f 4 C. Mller, b 4 Veyer, rs 4 P. Snger, lb J. Lamb, s L. Van., b J. Lavey, rf M. Shrey, cf B. Van., c S. Dnkel, p Gregory D. Howlett, b. K. Caskey, f... P. Holls, rs Stret, s AB R Collngs, c C. Howlett, p Kuhn, cf Llywhte, lb Cwens, rf Hartley, b Home run: Snger. H PO H PO 8 Three base hts; Meyer, Lamb, Caskey, Kuhn. Two base hts: Shrey, Kuhn.Struck out by Dnkel 4. Howlett. Base on balls off Dnkel. Howlett. PNCKNEY LOSES lo UPPER PENNSULA CLUB After wnnng two contests from the Upper Pennsula Club prevously at Slver Lake near Hamburg, the Pnekney soft balers dropped a same to them Sunday 4 to. The Detrot boys got to Dnkel for hts and two runs the frst nnng and hts and one run n each of the second and thrd nnngs. After that he held them safe. Pnckney found Lnquest, who ptched for the Club hard to ht and only got four hts. Lamb, Reason rnd Ward sngled n the frst but dd not score. Dnkel walked n the thrd and scored Pnckney's frst run o n errors. n the 4th Paul Snger ht a home run for the second and last Pnckney run. n ths game both teams experenced bad luck. Lloyd Van Blarcum, Pnckney star thrd sacker had hs collar bone broken, blockng a runner at thrd. Jonas, Detrot rjght felder, ran nto a barbed wre fence chasng a fly and had to have eleven sttches taken n hs head and face. Pnckney AB R H PO A J. Lamb, s Ward, c 4 Ledwdge, f Snger, rf R. Reason, lb 6 Meyer, rs. C. Mller, b Hondee, cf L. Van., b N. Mller, b Dnkel, p Upper Pennsula AB R W. Nsula, s 4 Johnson, b Lndquest, p Martn, c Wnchell, f Jarvella, lb Jonas, rf Jurmo, rs P. Nsula, cf Kalvery, cf Letch, b Cost, b... H PO 8 A STANDARDZED TELEPHONE EQUPMENT MEANS BETTER AND CHEAPER SERVCE -¾ -.!?%, Mvej, The same telephone equpment... desgned by the Bell Telephone Laboratores and manufactured by the Western Electrc Company... s used throughout the Bell System. Ths centralzaton of research and manufacture produces the fnest standardzed equpment n the most economcal way. t s one of the reasons why people all over Amerca, ncludng you n Mchgan, enjoy better telephone servce and pay less for t than any other people n the world. MCHGAN BELL TELEPHONE Brngng to the People o/ Mchgan the Advantages of the Naton-wde Bell Telephone Sy$tem NOTES of YEARS Dspatch of August 7, 89 l Eugene Campbell s hom e from vst to New York state. The socal at R. W. Lakes was at g:and success. Recepts $6.. L. B. Coste who lves a mle north cast of town has traded hs farm for another one n Faulk county, Dakota. We are n recept of Vol. No. of the Webbervlle Echo, publshed ther*. by J. A. Shank. A large crowd attended the lawn.socal at George Sprout's on Frday evenng. A survey s beng made for a new mroad from Leland's va South Lyon, Lvngsto n and Genesee coun- 'es to Flnt. t wll be known as the South Lyon & Northern. Cards have been ssued for a party at the skatng rnk Frday nght.! The musc wll be furnshed by ra Cook, E. G. treman and M. C. l Pearson. ) A D. Bennett has sold hs nterest n the Dspatch to C. D. Bennett who wll publsh t n conjuncton wth F. L. Andrews. A. D. Bennett has accepted a foreman's job on a Mt. : Pleasant paper. Rev. and Mrs. O. B. Thurston were gver a surprse party at ther home Frday evenng n the nature of a pound party. H. H. Swarthout has bult on an addton to hs home n Anderson. The Msses Lela Coleman and Mary Clapham who have been vstng frends here have returned to the!) home n Lansng. They were accompaned by the Msses Ktte Hoff and Mable Swarthout. The vllage councl has purchased fre extngushers and cans of chemcals to the extent of $46 for fre producton. Two nnocent lookng country grls were pcked up at Bay Cty recently who sad they were gong to Roscommon to accept a hotel job. A northern wood scheme s suspected and the ntellgence offce who got them the job s beng nvestgated. SOFT BALL BATTNG AVERAGES AB P. Snger 6 R. Reason A M. Meabon G. Ward 4 4> L. Hendee 47 J. Lamb 6 F. Hanes 6 J. Burg > M. Lavey D E Meyer 44 j Hulce 7 Darrow. 4 old. Ledwde 8 R H Pet fl COMPANY Euuuunuumu RE-ELECT CHARLES P. ADAMS STATE REPRESENTATVE Republcan Tcket Experenced and Effcent jnuhnuhhmnnmmma NOTES of YEARS AGO Dspatch of August, 9 Horn to Harry Pruddcn am wfe of Gregory on August 7th, a grl. Lam Ledwdge and George Grenor vsted ther sster at tho Nazcreth Academy, Kalamazoo over the week end. Mss Molle Wlson left last week tor Vermont to vst her brother, Lucus, and famly. M. J. Roche went to Howell Monday to hear the Kltes band play. Paul Brogan, Chlson merchant was serously burned last Tuesday by a ga: exploson. Out of 6 teachers attendng the smmer school at the Ypslant State Normal ths summer but three were awarded A. B. degrees. Supt. J. P. j D'sylc of Pnckney wa,s one of the three. A card from Harold Swarthout, maled from Lncoln, Neb. announces that he, Ward Swarthout, and Bob Dancer have reached that pont on ther way to Calforna. Madelne Bowman entertaned her younf frends to the number of 4, last Frday nght n honor of her! brthday. Jay Ellott ha rented rooms n the Rchard's house and wll move hs, af f dark than n the day tme. >;ust year JVO archers were lcensed to hunt deer n Mchgan wth a how and arrows. Tho sxth annual coon hunt wll!> hold on Telegraph road between (oodanl and Ecorse roads on Sunday.ext. Black bear are >ad to he stealng j supples from camp> n the Lake Superor state forest. ncreasng dryness rased the fre 'toll to K4 acres n the th week j of the season. The Soo s offerng t,- ce skatng r!"u facltes from now untl Labor Day. SJ MPORTANT STUDY COMMSSON Hghly mportant to the people of Vchran s (Governor Dcknson's rerent appontment of Representatve! Charles P. Adams of Howell a! n'evher of the specal Study Com- )vs>on on Sales Tax Deductons U-mv. Federal ncome Tax accordng *o Charman Walter F. Reddy, Deputy Managng Drector of the State Hoard of Tax Admnstraton. Sayr t Mr. Reddy, "Mr. Adam's experence. as a member of the general taxaton (commttee of the house of represen- l tatves and hs ntmate knowledge famly here. of state taxaton problems wll prove 7 Mrs. Ruth Lemen of Howell has most valuable as the worjrof o«r been apponted school nspector by Commsson progresses". 4 Judge Stowe n place of A. E. A bell Mr. Adams has served two n the house where hs servce* B. Van Blarcum been held n regard. As a M Shrey 7 Conservaton Oept ] and busnessman he s vtally Home run: Snger. Struck out by C. Mller ; ed n all matters pertanng to Dnkel 6; Lndquest S. L Van Blarcum.6 7 Notes j ton. The Governor's specal JL Ledwdge 7, Study Commsson has held one pen* J. Lavey lnnary organzaton meetng/ $w Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kennedy and S. Dnkel 8 6 To protect lvestock from wolves frequent addtonal meetngs w» son, Bobby, of Detrot spent Sunday N. Mller S and eoyottes n 99 and 94 the helo n the near future for tha wth Mrs. Patsy Kennedy. M. Ledwdge 4. state of Mchgan pad out $6, n.deraton of research report! Mr. and Mrs. Lous Kourt had as j bountes. wolves and,8 coy- the examnaton of data last Wednesday guests, Mr. and Mrs. Mss Loretta Roche of Lansng > ottes were klled. f<.m other states. Fnal Wayne Garton and son, Jerry, of *P*»»t the week end wth her grand- Trout, bass, walleyes and northern be presented to the NUes ] mother, Mrs. James Roche. r ke are reported to be btng better before December S of tm s * «& jm**..,¾ raw**** y *:«,>** " ; - % JLJk M M?, \ : <f*. sftteetfk vt.:.j

4 SYLVAN THEATRE CHELSEA, MCH. Mchg*V» Fne»t Small Town TWtre Ar Ceadtfeaad n. nd S»t., August 9, JOHNNY APOLLO A Dram. wth TYRONE POWER, frrvruv ARNOLD, AJMnUR a»»4 EDWARD Sun., Mon., Tun., Aug.,, RENE A Mu»cal-Comedy wth ANNA N EAGLE, RAY MLLAND, RO LAND YOUNG, MAY ROBSON and BLLE BURKE. DSNEY CARTOON 'Bone Trouble' Wed., and Thurt., Aug. 4,. FLORAN A drama wth ROBERT YOUNG, HELEN GLBERT and CHARLES COBURN. PHANTOM RADERS A Melodrama wth WALTER PD- GEON, PENDELTON RCE. DONALD and MEEK, NAT FLORENCE Sources of Banks Earnngs Our bank, ana omer commercal banks, have two commodces to sell: credt and servce. Credt s represented by loans and nvestments from whch we receve earnngs n the form of nterest and dvdends. Many dfferent types of servces are rendered such aa checkng accounts, safe depost boxes and collectons. For these servces compensaton s receved n the way of fees and charges. Fgures from, commercal banks show that on the average 44 per cent of earnngs are from loans, 4 per cent from nvestments, 7 per cent from fees and servce charges and the remanng per cent from all other sources AUTO LOANS Fkauccs your new or late model used car bank. through tals FRST NATONAL BANK N HOWELL Member Federal Depost le> uran',4 Corporaton. A!< De>> Doet* nsured up to. ftef, ch Depost**. Mr. and Mrs. ( orge Meabon jr., a..d son, Marsl:, were n Hart, Mchgan last Th. day and brought back a truck load of cherres. DON'T NEGLECT FUNDAMENTALS N YOUR NEW HOME Ths s t eorner of the founds* tlon and footngs. Your whole house rests upon t. t can never be replaced. Are you buldng a house for the frst tme? Then chances are you are n knd of a dare. There are so many thngs to decde, so r.nny thngs to buy, so many more thngs you want and can't buy because there s just so much money. Now there's nothng leas glamorous than the concrete footngs and foundaton. One doesn't show them off to one's frends, but f you skmp on ether, you'll be busy for years to come tryng to cover up cracked walls that all your frends wll see. Don't fkmp on Framework Lkewse the tmber skeleton or frame of your house s gong to be all covered up, but f you skmp on t you'll have saggng floors that squeak at every step. And how about those great bg holes n the wall, the rou:h wndow Ths s the same foundaton wth tmber skeleton now n place. Agan here s a part of your home that can never be replaced. lb* fcclamr DfcpatdL Weekday, Augutt HamboFg Mrs. Fred Myers was hostess at the regular monthly meetng of the Lades Guld of St Stephen's Epscopal church at her home Thursday afternoon. Guests were Mrs. Vernon Hall of Detrot, Mrs. Hasl Bell of Dearborn and Mrs. Mldred Talbot and Mss Florence Myers. A one o'clock potluck dnner was served followed by the busness meetng n charge of Mrs. Jenne Fermaa the presdent, t was voted to hold a baked goods sale at Thomas W. Featherp's store at Hamburg vllage Saturday, August, at o'clock wth Mrs. Ed Shannon, sr. t as charman, each member to furnsh somethng. Plans for the yellow and blue contest were dscussed and names of the blues were read: Mesdames Frank Buckaleu, Wllam Brtten, R. J. Conway, Mnne Cooper, Emly Dockng, Claude DeWolf, Harry De- Wolf, Jenne Ferman, charman, Chrstan Frey, Watter Gray, E. W. Hnckley, Roland Hackbarth, Nelson nus, Cecl Leach, Wllam Lohnmller, Harvey McMchael, Anna Mller, John D. Moore, Lona Olsaver, Nelle Pearson, Henry M. Queal, Mlle Rolson, Charles M. Rorabacher, Edwn Shannon, sr., Arthur C. Smth, Robert S. Ward, Ralph Wnkolhaus and Msses Sopha Galatan and Besse Zelman. The next meetng fll be held at the home of Mrs. Henry M. Queal a: Bob Whte Beach Thursday afternoon, September th, wth potluck dnner, at one o'clock and a surprse package. Mss Jule A. Ball read "Shrt Tale Sketches". The meetng was opened wth sngng and prayer by the presdent, Offcal reports. were gven by Mrs. Frank Buckaleu. Chrstan Frey, who has been ll <fo/ some tme s mprovng. Mr and Mrs. Mark Nash went to jcrcston Oho, Saturday to attend the Smth famly reunon, returnng to thev home Sunday. Mrs. Chrstan Frey held a famly reunon at her heme at Slver Lake ;Sunday n honor of the brthday annversary of her mother, Mrs, Henretta Spes, About were n attended; ce. Mss Flota Hall of Seattle, Washngton spent three days last week wth her nece, Mrs. George Knapp md famly. Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Queal spent a few days last week wth Mr. Qutal's son, Laurence R. Queal and famly at Mo. Mss Jacquelne Queal who had been spendng two weeks wth her grand father and Mrs. Queal returned home wth them. Mrs. Vernon Hall of Detrot s vstng her brother and sster n law Mr. and Mrs. E. Wray Hnckley. M. and Mrs. Edward Bennett and four chldren, Donna, Norma, Marjore, and Ronald of Lansng have boon spendng a few days wth her sster, Mrs. Earl C. Lear and famly. Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Hall of Harl'lj-on were overnght guests Saturday rf Mr. Hall's sster, Mrs. George D. Knapp and famly. Fr. Aug, THESE WtcAl Wheates Breakfast Macaron or Spaghett 4 "* ts' Sugar 9! ARE F6R Del Monte Pneapple Jure 46,#» >C Oz. m9 of Champons Fne Granulated % Franco-Amer* Scott Tssue Rols 7T 9 Jack Frost XXXX Sugar * c/ Chase & Sanborn Coffee " Shredded Wheat a"*t4 Keol Ad Any Flavor PfefS, 7 Butter u> Bacon'lS' Pece lb. Slced Bacon Round STEAK SLCNG BOLON6A PHONE Lb. Pkg. lb. lb. Saner Kraut ONo, % Cans 9 8F REASON & SONS Mr. and Mrs. Ward Usewck and. famly of Munth and Mr. and Mrs.! Albert Shrley and famly of Pnckney spent Sunday wth Mr. and Mrs. t Roy Wrght and famly. Oln Marshall was taken back to the U. of M. Hosptal Saturday for another operaton ths week. James Lvermore and Guy Kuhn are ll and under the Doctor's care. Here s a rough wndow openng from the nsde. Notce Gertrude, of Hartford Cty, ndana, Mrs. Kate Sellers and daughter, how the framng members are doubled all around the openng. Mrs. A. C. Taylor and son, Wll, are vstng her sster, Mrs. Wlmer Dark shaded portons Bhow nsulaton n place between the studdng. Fm-l J. Kuchar and famly. Mrs. Charles Ruggles was called of Detrot have been vstng Mrs. Croaman and Mr. Crosman. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bambuls to Detrot by the llness of her openngs. You can buy wndows and and two chldren, Mss Georga and Gltter of Gadgets Often Dstracts daughter last Tuesday. wndow frames to fll these holes Charles, jr., of Chcago,., are now Bulder From Qualty Where t's Needed Most pretty cheap. And you'll pay for them, vrtng Mrs. Bambul' mother, Mrs. Mrs. Morrs Wade has returned to for years to come n heat lost, drafty CKarles Wehner. her home here from Kalamazoo floors and wet walls. Or, you can buy Wesley Shannon s vstng hs where she has been nursng. carefully desgned, precson bult and factory ftted wndows and wndow Planfeld Mrs. Ada Van Syckel s spendng some tme wth her daughter n Lansng. Mr and Mrs. Russell Cohoon spent the last of the week wth Mr. John Roberts and famly. Mrs. Fred Hoffmeyer spent Frday afternoon wth Mrs. Florence Dutton. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Butler are vacatonng n Canada. Mrs. John Roberts s earng for the chldren. Mss Mary Swadlng s vstng trr grand) arents, Rev. and Mrs, Swad- Uag. Ms* Barbara Mller of Holt spent *-*f r* -- wee?: wth, her aunt, Mrs. fcrund parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mrs. Mclvor and daughter have frames complete wth weatherstrp Rocser and aunt, Mrs. Wllam Lara returned to ther home at Great that wll be a joy and a comfort every and famly at Rchmond. Falls, Montana after havng spent year that you lve n your house. Yes, Mrs. Blanche B. Pryer s vstng several months here. and you'll fnd that the extra cost was ner s s ter n law, Mrs. Mabel Corey. _,,. L...«V. Mll. _ at Owosso. f Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Barnes of Mrs. Mldred Talbot and daughter* Dearborn spent the week end wth Uer parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bshop. Mrs. Melvn Conk s assstng n money well spent because of heat blls, repar blls and redecoratng blls saved. Can't Replace Wndows Good wndows are a permanent part of your walls. They protect your nvestment n nsulaton and qualty constructon. Any home wthout ( weathertght wndows s only one-half of Ann Arbor are wth Mrs. Nelle Pearson. Mrs. Talbot s assstng Mrs Poarson wth her work, Terry Gray and Russell Hughes the Post Offce durng Mr. Kuhn's of Ann Arbor spent ther vacaton llness. wth Mr. and Mrs, Chrstan Frey. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bates of Detrot spent Sunday wth hs parents nsulated. So when you buld, get j ldwn Shannon s employed at down to fundamentals. Always re- Brown's nn at Ann Arbor. member you can «dd the gadgets Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bates. Mrs. Joseph Cebulsk of Detrot s any tme, but you can't replace foot- Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hartsuff of ngs or tmbers or wndows. They've vstng her son n law and daughter St Johns spent Saturday evenng at got to be good rght from the start Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E. Blum on the the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold bank of the Huron rver. Hartsuff and famly. daughters were week end guests of Mrs. Nelle Van Horn of Howell Week end callers of Mr. and Mrs. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Fshe. spent Wednesday wth her sster, Hnrlow Munsell were Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. da Knapp and famly. Fay Hartsuff and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Shoundler and daughter M. and Mrs. Arthur Doherr and Wayne Mller and Mr. and Mrs. of Toledo called Frday on Mr. two daughters, Marlene and Judth Hubbard of Lansng and Mr. and nod Mrs. F. E. Gauss. Ann of Park Rdge,., have been Mrs. Herbert Hartsuff of St Johns. Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Fsher wth vstng Mrs. Donerr*8 parents, Mr. Ed Hawley of Ftchburg spent Mr. and Mrs Lorre Shvey attended and Mrs. Wllam Wnkelhaus. Sunday wth Jack Cole. the baseball game at Detrot Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Myers had as Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Corser and - w.»_<«- - Tweek end guests ther sons n law famly attended the Corser Reunon Mrs. Eva Jacobs was a Sunday' & and * ranffhter*. daughters, Wanda and Geraldne at, Grand n n Ledge *A*m Sunday, 9n«H» afternoon and evenng guest of Mrs.» nj *** an <* *** Edmond Martel Rchard Howlett, Robert Munsell j A. J. Holmes. and James Edwards of Dearborn. stta wm. Kuhn attended the Double The Lakeland crcle of Kn*»s Header Ball Game n Detrot Satur- * SOUTH LYON WOMAN SUCDE Daughters wll be entertaned by Mrs day. The body of Mrs. Nancy Smth,, Wlard Homboun at her home at the A number from her* ettendof South Lyon was found n a Rversde Tuesday afternoon, August Fowlervflle Far last week. o«> parked ear 4 mles west of Ann Ar- l tn > fdth Thomas spent last bor Tuesday afternoon. Coroner wth her sster, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ganthom decded that the woman > Barbour of St. Johns. Had commtted sucde by nhalng) Mr. and M Atnfton Allen of Grew? ley Gladstone and famly aa. «j %#_ ««carbon monoxde fumes from the, Else spent Monday wth her mother,? - _f?* F * R G v m **** *" «*o wrne. Mrs. Smth and her hue- The annual Sunday School and Mrs. Chratne Hewlett. tweets Senday at Mr. and band, Vncent, were separated. The wll be held Tkurt* Vs. Fanne Btm s spendng seme MM f_,».l s. u..., -» "-*"" «~K~»»*»«. *n«communty pcnc wm oe mma mure-»««-««t " " -» --- "S/TLT *-*"**««* «Hly was taken to the Phllps fun-dsv at Newport Beach at Portcfe'tmc wth her daughter, Mrs. F, M "P* am ata Lecre SWrey aad end heme n South. Z_ frwdka. Fancy Red Salmon lb. Cut Lbs. Bananas 4 " Oranges amf Head ge< A< Lettuce Heads Carrots *" tsjfresh Celery JB. HORSES $ We tbsfw * To Lmt QuantJtJee PAD DSABLED OR DEAD CATTLE tl Market Prce for Calve* or HogT * Carcass M«at be Freak and Seead PHONE COLLECT NEAREST STATON Howell 6 Ann Arbor 8 Osear Myers Renderng Werts JmnmjjmM,,,,, J 'Get the nsect Pets New" Gulf Spray Gulf Ho«ehoW Sprw WLL CO THE JOB Qulf Slock Spray Specal OH Stock Spray To Clean the Car Us* AUTO REJUVENATOR A POLSH AUTO WAX Brn the Car n for «Grata e and Walk Job Spears Ol Staton Gulf Gaa end Product*

5 CASH SPECALS! TCe Knofaey BMCE Wednesday, August 7, 94 FB, S A T, Aug. 9, Aug. SUGAR Lbs. 48C P,&G Whte Naptha Soap Ban c Hgh Test Fancy Red Salmon Lge. can c Chase & Sanborn Coffee lb. G Oleo Best Qualty *. 9c Cf sco Lb* Can 47c Gold Medal Flonr 4 /z Lb Bag 9c "Tsrnet" Lunch Meat Delcous c * "Table Kng" Dll Pckets Qt. c 'BUqulck Lge. Pkg. 8c Kellogg'* Corn Flakes Lge. Pkg. 9c Green & Whte Coffee Lb. c Mustard. Table Kng Qt. 4c "Sun<Ray" Soda Crackers Lb c Tomatoes Facy Pack No. Gar c Calumet Bakng Powder lb Can c Franco«Amer. Spaghett Cans c Chocolate Drops Lb. Qc Kennedy's Gen. Store mom»f» WE DELVER Wanted-Wool At Market Prces Lynn Hendee Phono F, Pnckney PHONE SF4 Frank Platko LOCAL AND LONG DST ANCE TRUCKNG. LVE STOCK,FURNTURE NO JOB TOO BG DALY TRPS NO JOB TOO SMALL TO DETROT PNCKNEY. MCH. Complete Fountan Servce TRY A MALM-PLENTY 6 L FOR c Plenty Good Plenty Refreshms CANDY, CE CREAM aad TOBACCO Joe Gentle Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Darrow transacted busness n Dexter Monday The Msses Marlda Rogers, Alce and Kt Hoff were n Howell Frday afternoon. Mrs. Edth Teeple of Jackson spent the week end wth Mrs, Nette Vaughn. Mss Helen Fedler s spendng the week at the Read cottage at Portage Lake. Leona Campbell spent Monday and Tuesday wth Mary Ann and Clare Campbell. Donna Sell Patton of Howell was a week end guest of Zena Ruth Plummer. Tbe PMfaj Dspatck Katarod at tfaa PoftoJBca at Pnetany, Mch, at second clan matter. Subecrtpslon $. a year Pad n Advance. PAUL W. CURLETT PUBLSHER mmmmmmmmmmmmmsm Jerry (Gus) Ledwdge s serously ll wth strep throat. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Arthur Hanesj were home from Lamng over the week end. Mas Graee YoUbg of Detrot vsted frends and relatves hera one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Drver of Dexter called at the home of Charfes Clark Last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Stanton of Detrot spent the week end at the lome of Fred Lake. Herbert Sneed of Portage Lake bun>ed hs hand qute badly n hot trcase one day last week. Howard Read s home from work at Brooklyn, Mch, on account of gettng nto poson sumac. Mrs. Lous Stackable, Dense Ledwdge and Pat Stackable attended the Fowlervlle Far Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Wllam Gllcn and Mss Margaret Curlett of Lansng were n Pnckney Sunday nght. Mrs. Hatte McCullough Crawfold of Detrot spent the week end at the home of Mrs. Hatte Decker. Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Lavey of Defcot vsted at the home of Mr.?nd Mrp. Mchael Lavey last Thurs- ' day. Mss Grace Mller, her father and»eo Clark of Detrot were Sunday dnner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Clark. J Mss Florence Murphy of Jackson s spendng two weeks vacaton at the home of her mother, Mrs. W. E. Murphy. Marvn Shrey and wfe have rented the unstars apartment n the house of Mrs. Mlle Bowman on Fe&l St. *# Mr. and Mrs. Ross Read are vstng hs brother, Rex, and famly at l New York Cty, and takng n the World's Far. Mr. and Mrs. F. D. McKelvey and daughter are spendng a week wth Dr. and Mrs. E. W. McKelvey of Osoda, Mchgan. The old house on the Thomas Mc- Comb farm, south of Hudson Corners on the Pnckney Dexter road o beng remodeled. George Hornshaw who has been serously ll wth strep throat, has recovered suffcently to be able to come down town last Frday. Mrs. Wll Kennedy and Mrs. Oscar Beck were n Ann Arbor one day A large number from here attended the Fowlervlle last week. We un last week. Mrs. Anna Boles of Wyandotte derstand the day crowds were under was a Sunday guest at the Ezraj those of last year whle the nght Plummer home. crowds were over. Mr. and Mrs. John Chambers and daughter, Hazel, were n Howell on Mr. and Mrs. Vrgl Martn of Saturday afternoon. Tarrytown, New York, who have Carl Soper and wfe of Ann Arbor been vstng hs father, James Mart n left Saturday for New York are spendng the week wth Mr. and Mrs. Claude Soper. state to vst relatves. A!rs. Ray Hcks and famly of' Lansng were Sunday vstors at the R. G. Webb home. Mr. and Mrs. Lucus Wlson, sr., of Chcago, spent the week end at ther cottage at Portage Lake. Mrs. Frank Grmes and son, Otto, J Hvrgh of Shawnee,., are spendng n few weeks at ther home here. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Palmer and fr.mly of Detrot spent Frday evenng wth Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Palmer Week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hooker were Mr. and Mrs. C. The marrage of Joseph Snger of Pnckney to Mss Onnolee Brown of Fenton wll take place at St. John's church there on August 4th. Llwn Hulce, Joe Lavey and Keth Ledwdge took n the Old Bru Pontac Colored Stars soft ball game at Sportsmen's Park, Ann Arbor, on Frday nght. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Beck have moved nto ther njw home on Putnam St, Mr. and Mrs. John Burg wll move nto the Wllam Kennedy house vacated by them. rs. P. W. Curlett, daughter, Paula, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hauck and ROBERT Martn were n Rosevlle Tuesday. Mrs. Curlett and Faula remaned for a weeks vst. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walker of Detrot, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Martn of Lansng, Mr. and Mrs. Joy Martn of Flnt and Francs Martn of W. Hooker and son of Ann Arbor Mss Lucy Jeffreys of Kalamazoo Howell were callers at the ppent last Wednesday nght and last j Mart n borne last Thursday. Thursday wth Mss Hael Chambers. Mr and Mrs. Laurence Johnson of Brghton, Mr. and Mrs Lous Kourt attended the Fowlervlle Far Frday evenng. Mr. and Mrs. Car! Soper of Ann James Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gentle entertaned about 6 frends from Detrot over the week end. One had an accordan and played for a sdewalk dance here after the pcture show. Arbor are" sendng a Yew* dys wth, G ~W_ H J_P ¾ h* parents, Mr. and Mrs, Claude nnd Sam Lafata, the slver throated Soper. warbler, sane a number of songs. Mr and Mrs. Charles Rowster and two grandchldren from Pontac were Sunday vstors at the James Dockng home. usfc n neghborng communtes was A plan whch has been successfully Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gradwelt of tred wth equal success, when Mrs. C.rcago, spent the week end here Charles Chamberlan who has been on ther way to Elmra, New York, servng meals recently at her home, to vst relatves. WANTED_ Used Guns. W& pay cash* Swam' Stars, Howell, Mch. Hand Packed CE CREAM All FftTOf f c per Pt. Knnedy Drag Store! Wrecker Servce Battery Servce General Auto Reparng 4 Hour Road Servce Weldng Done Charles Clark A, A. A. Servce Staton STOCK POOD Co-opt. Chop and Ground Feed for Sale Haulng Truckng LOCAL LONG DSTANCE WEEKLY TRPS MADE TO DETROP STOCK GRA4N CREAM Produca of All Knd. W W HVWD n«mb A Al BG DANCE BLUE LANTERNJSLAND LAKE, BRGHTON Fr. Aug. 6th Gamea of Keno Good Przes MUSC BY PAUL DEVNE 'S ORCHESTRA Sponsored by St. Patrck's Parsh of Brghton Door Przes Fve Pcnc Przes Arthur Sampeer and wfe of Perry were Sunday guests of Rue Lamb and wfe. Mrs, Ella Davenport of Toledo spent the past two weeks wth her daughter, Mrs. Orvlle Nash and Mr. Nash. Mrs. Cora Whte, Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Whte spent several days last week wth Eugene Mann. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hendee, A L. Nsbett and wfe attended the Fowlervlle Far Frday evenng. Mrs. Cora Webb and Eugene Mann ea'.led on Rev. FT. Carolan at the Provdence Hosptal last week and report that he s mprovng ncely. Ford Mrs. B. C. Daller and Mrs lamb attended a luncheon and meet- Tuesday. Jmmy Shehan of Jackson s spendng hs vacaton wth hs grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wll Shehan. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lllywhte and daughter, Dorothy, of Gregory called on Mr. and Mrs. Henry Johnson on Sunday evenng. Mss Dorothy Brogan of the Huwell McPherson Hosptal was a Monday nght guest of Mss Romonda Ledwdge. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Orvlle Nash were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Davenport and daughter Katharne ot Flnt. Mrs. W. C. AtLee was hostess to the members of her Contract Brdg Club at a one o'clock luncheon on Fnd Bert ud Mn, Mr. tad Mn. Uffly Martn *d ton, «of YptOnt X'

6 COOL YOUR HOUSE ths easy and nexpensve way When you leave your car standng n the brolng sun all day wth the wndows tghtly shut, t DOES get hot nsde... a regular "bake-oven" temperature. But you can always cool t quckly by openng the wndows and drvng your car down the street. n just the same way, the attc of your house stores up heat on hot days, the temperature often reachng degrees or more. But you can't very well "drve your house down the street" to cool t... However, you CAN do what really amounts to ths. You can nstall an attc fan and BLOW AWAY the heat n the attc at a cost as low as $ and up (nstallaton extra). Of course, an attc fan does more than just cool the attc. After sundown, when you open all your wndows, t pulls n a flood of cool nglu ar from out-of-doors, and crculates t through the house, makng all rooms refreshngly comfortable. Dependng on the outdoor temperature, you can ofcen cool your house 7 to 4 degrees by ths method. The large, powerful bhdc; of the fan produce a complete change of ar every one or two mnutes, and the cost of operaton s only about \ c an hour. Department stores, electrcal dealers, and fan dealers wll gladly gve you full nformaton about ths low-cost method of house coolng. Stop n or telephone today. The Detrot Edson Company. (We do not sell or nstall ths equpment.) CASH For Dead or Dsabled HORSES $ CATTLE $ FREE SERVCE ON SMALL ANMALS Phone Collect to Ann Arbor 666 DARLNG & COMPANY Successors to the MLLENBACH BROS. The orgnal Company to pay tor dead stock FRE ENGNE CALLED OUT The vllage fre engne was calle out by a grass fre at the Lucu.< Doyle house on Putnam St. The Clfford Wolf famly are movng t. Meadvple, Pa*, and were bum n' rubbsh. Ths caused a grass fre tha' spread rapdly, reachng the garage at the rear of the Edward Parker kome The blaze was extngushed by neghbor wthout the ad of the fre engne. NOTCE l ; $fat, >V9)ftfe Taxes are now due /ftl&d p*y*ble at my home, Man on TT 'ruy. Blanche Martn, Vmaft Tmurer. J LANSNG SCHOOL POOLS CLOSED The state board of health has clos- all the school pools n Lansng to A-jrmers untl further notce. Ths,, Foctoey Dbpatd Wedpe«dUy, Augutl 7, 94 MZ * * ' B.. NEGHBORNG NOTES Rev..,.:. Alen J, Bancock, for- KUO v.ce rector o the North Ameruan College n Rome has been apponted pastor of the new St. Mary's parsh n Ann Arbor whch has been rhnmed from a chapel nto a parsh. Kev. Clare Berry of Jackson h s been apponted as hs assstant. Jo J Haas and wfe of Holly left Jaly by plane for Dallas, Texas and Los Angeles, Calforna. Joe was edtor of the Holly Herald for years and s now employed by Dunn & Bradstreet. F. E. Gallup, former supt. of M-hools at Chelsea and Adran and a rr, ember of the State Board of Ed uca.on for many years at Lansng ded last Wednesday at Lansng at the age of 66 years. He was an unsuccessful canddate for supt. of -ublc nstructon last year. Wshtenaw county offcers are a restng many motorsts for fast dvng on the Huron Rver Drve. Ths road s very wndng and narrow. Hon. Lyn n C. Gardner of osco ha? been apponted to have charge of the dary dept. at the Mchgan State Far at Detrot. Fve Stockbrdge boys, Roger Rsner, Seymour Cole, Wallace Pnk and Ned Fletcher have enlsted n the tjnted States army and are on ther way to Calforna, The new blacktop road between Sookbrdge and Jackson s now completed. Secretary of State Kelly says on July there were stll half a mllon motorsts n Mchgan drvng vth half year lcense plates. A unt of the Naval Reserve has oeen establshed at the Unversty of Mchgan. All students enrolled at the unversty are elgble to enroll. The Chelsea N. Y. A. team has won 8 games and lost and leads the Washtenaw county N. Y. A. League. 9 new homes are now under constructon n the cty of Howell. The St. Lous Cardnals wll hold another tryout for amateur baseball puyers at Baley Park, Battle Creek, August. Any ball player may try out. Phtothea No!* Mrs. Peck led a very helpful les TAXPAYERS ATTENTON! 9 and Pror Unpad Taxes SXTH NSTALLMENT OF 9 AND PROR TAXES NOW DUE % *dcud to nstallment f pad BEFORE S.pt, 94. Addtonal ponalto* of pad on or after Sopt, 94. FOURTH NSTALLMENT OF TAXES NOW DUE % *dd«d to natalhnont of pad BEFORE Sopt., 94. Addtonal penaltes f pad on or after Sept., 94. BALANCE OF NSTALLM ENTS OF 9 AND PRO R TAXES May be pad at any tme before matured date (Sept st of each year) wth a collecton fee of %. Any nstallment not pad by Sept st of the year t s due s consdered delnquent and ther«) wll b«addtonal nterest of % of % per month. ENTRE UNPAD TAXES OF 9 ANETPROR YEA RS 9 and pror years and four nstallments of 9, 94, 9 Wll be offered for sale n Way of 94 f sx nstallments of years have not been pad. Unpad 98 tax wll also he offered for sale n May of 94. JENNE M. EASTMAN Contnued fr >ra frst page MCHGAN MRROR NEWS son perod on last Sunday, when we consdered "The Two Ways'' from En route north, you may go to the l\vo passages, "Psalm and Matt. Les Cheneaux ponts, Hessel, Cedarvllle, 7.-7," learnng from these the De Tour and Old Fort Drum- essentals of a happy and useful lfe, nond on Drummond sland where or n other words, a "blessed lfe", vhchtfteans much more. the last Brtsh flag on Amercan sol w.s hauled down n 88. The followng letter was read at the begnnng of the sesson, beng; " cn daly and Sundays wthout t.. n m c hrge from 9 a. m. to 7 : p. m. a communcaton from the secret sevoe department of the Mchgan Baraca-Phlathea Unon. "To the Phlatheas at Pnckney, Mchgan, Greetngs n Hs Names". Jesus sad, 'Whatsoever ye ask n prayer, belevng, t shall be done ".nto you", Therefore t s upon Hs promse am askng you to pray. /".,: + r,,. f or.y, e unsavsd. od to make us more concerned about "the one next to us", makng us more wllng and anxous to share the great love and fellowshp we have n the Savour, wth others. Pray for World Wde Baraca Phlathea Unon, also the work n Mrrran and the leaders, askng God to lave Hs way n our lves and to load and gude us n allthat we do. An "p:ve thanks unto Hm" who gveth us the Vctory through our Lord Jesus Chrst." Your n Chrston love, Mrs. Myrtle Bates, Secret Servce Secretary Ford Ave., LVNGSTON COUNTY TREASURER (Publshed n Accordance wth Act No. 8 of Publc Acts of 97) untl September. For varety, skate on artfcal ce at the Pullar Stadum; watch an afternoon mltary parade at Fort Erady, And don't forget, f you wsr, worth seeng. Wonders. j ST. MARY'/S CH'jRCH Lack of space does not permt a Meetngs are held each'week on complete lstng of other ponts of Tuesday at 8: p. m. at the rectory Soo Shp Locks ) n preparaton for the bg annual Wonder No. s the great shp p'nc, Sunday, August 8. Dnner locks n downtown Sault Ste. Mare wll be served from : to :. nterest durng the above swng Lucheon followng from : to 7: around the "roof garden". Ths rath- P- m. Tcket* 6«and c on sale at er hurred tnerary leaves out such roctory n advance f desred. gand sghts as the Huron pennsul The approachng weddng of Joseph ar.c the Huron Mountans; the Sturgeon Snger of ths parsh and Mss rver gorge; the charmng Bg Onolee Louse Brown, daughter of Bay Regon; Ownn, the spotless Mr. and Mrs. Audley Brown of St. town of Hawatha land; gem-lke! John's church, Fenton, Mchgan s Wtch lake; Lttle Grl's Pont, far-' announced to take place at the home ther away from Detrot than n New' p.: feh of the brde, Wednesday, Aug. York Cty; and many other thngs 4th, at 9: a. nu j The Dexter Parsh pcnc s Sunday to vst Canada* there wll be NO [ t wll be mportant to remen.herj August th. trouble about your re-entry at the that the vast Lake Superor, extend-* The food sale has become a regular border. ng 49 mles along Mchgan's Sunday beneft on the church lawn Westward on Hgh-way M-8, you northern boundary, s the equalzer after each of<the 8 and o'clock xl vst Tahquamenon Falls, Won- of the Upper Pennsula's summer cldcr masses. No a lesurely trp down Ha- mate. Hence take along your wraps! Your prayers are requested for vaha's wndng rver. (f tme per-jthe evenngs are always cool! and a memento n the Holy Mass on n ts, drve around through Newberry, Monday and Wednesday of ths week o the Low(er Falls and the Bod Edtor's Note for Mrs. Helen Qunn, of Toledo, C\, pnes,,7 acres of vrgn tmber, j Why not clp the above column a resorter of Lakesde who s under- Pctured Rocks near Munsng are and mal t to a frend n a nearby ponp an operaton at Toledo ths Wonder No. Other scenc lures are l state? Mchgan's best frends are her week. Mrs. Qunn who returned to Grand Maras, Grand Sable Falls, the loyal boosters. Nagow Wudjoo sand dunes, Mner's Falls, Lake Au Tran and Grand sland. THE WAR STUATON Nearby are the Marquette ron range ctes, shpemng, Negaunee, The peop, e UsUn and Marquette. two dfferent vews on the war st- Wonder No. 4 s the marvelous!. Qver emj Koth Toledo one week ago, was strcken a ter her return home, A Requem Hgh Mass was offered Tuesday of ths week for the late, Frank Esele and Casper Vollmer, requested by ther devoted son, Lous Esele of New Mexco. Keweenaw copper range Broc*. the vews of extremsts and t would Mrs. M. Jane,. - Wagner,. of Cleveland,.. wy mountan drve, Fort Wdkns, that country wou]d bg abje, Oh,o, at the Lakeland who has been Eagle Harbor, the Knght of Pythas tq chart & cqurge belween the tw convalescng from a nervous alment nly each Phlathea member,! foundaton shrne and the mles of General John j p ershmg CO m.nan- " mucltroproved under the care of Chrstans would do well to corper mne workngs and reducton of Amercan forceg n the, s the result of two boys beng gassed j out all Mt j Dr Duffy of ths cty and returns plants n the vcnty of Houghton, j n chlorne whch s used to purfy, make.. ths. the burden. of, our prayer wj Q nted g tet! to Oho later n ths week.. -nu L - L J * L t - nuvng the comng weeks, New Natonal Park, b<ttle he water. The boys had to be taken,,_,_,..., gh- dlspatched t the au ofj Vstatons were made among the Fhe pastor s anxous to welcome sle Royale, Mchgan s new na-.. r hosptal The Lansng board of., _...,.... : &fc Mt Mn.. oyjj 8cx a nd shut-ns durng the past mmunty nt cuueaton s takng steps to get the the men of the communty nto the tonal park, s the th Wonder. t s tq help keep thejr wpek. Amongjtw>ge were: Rev. FT. f.'v. Baraca Class whch he s now reached by swft cabn cruses from,. OOS reopened. g bnmded by Uolatonsts Carolan, Leo d LaVey, George Hornteachng. Copper Harboj-or Eagle h W> EdwardCarr, James fta**to. Next Sunday's subject "The \ex aunaay s gudject s: Mr. and Mrs. Mark Swarthout ahd j Works and the Word of God". Be Sunday guests, Mr. and Mrs. R.' surt and Study Psalm 9. Harrs and daughter, Mary, Mr. and Phlathea frends of Mss Flot- "r.«. Chuck of Mason. j Hal! wll be jonng n prayer for W. C. Hendee and wfe, Mr. and her safe journey to the West. S Mrs. L. W. Hendee and son, Rex, leaver Howell on August 6. ',ted Dr and Mrs Jams Nash at El- Our sympathy and love go out to h and Mr. and Mrs. ra Frsbee at Mrs. McLucas n the recent loss of hepardsvlle Sunday. Harry Palmer and wfe, Mr. and Mrs. Graham Palmer and famly of He rot were Sunday callers at the ndhome of Mss Jesse Green and trs. Weltha Val. Whle enroute to the Dllngham omc to attend the funeral of Mss K'a Mae Love last Thursday afternoon one of the rear axles on the Sworthmft hearse broke, releasng her father and we commend her t the God of all coffort n ths sad hour. MARRAGE LCENSES The followng marrage lcenses wore ssued at, the offce of the county clerk last week: Herbert Mnrtn, 4, Davs, Calforna, R. Wznbeth Spears,.8, Pnckney; A ' L d J Z r! Wndhng on the other hanl would M "' * McCluskey, Mrs. Reddng ~*«A 4., +»,«, P/M./.Tm««mountans, «> Mgg Wagner., Lakeland. devoted to the Porcupne mountans.... and the Lake of the Clouds (Wonder' **". * l8 c, S*" a?**? u >" No. 6) at Ontonagon. Wth a lttle * 'th Ruler. He says Great W- mountan clmbng, a jaunt to the f«. «* ** <* «* he....,, *, j j a ft_j _«_ donunart rowers n Europe and that \ jctona blowoff and dam and per-; ' * Home Flney of Detrot who has been spendng week's at Happy nn Fbey cottage on Strawberry Lake, returned to hs home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. James Lathers, new* haps to j. Agate A * Falls r«n clmaxed ~;~.,.*j by kr one....' we should hasten to make terms wth of the famous Ontonagon whtefsh Germany. He admts that heretofore lvwfdg who8e marrage recently oc t'ners, t wll be a bg day, crowded Htler has nol; "«P~ted treates wth at St Mary» g tah hete Rt wth thrlls. naton, lke Hollmnd, Belgum, Den- pjl>ckjey returned from ther Lake Gogebc, largest nland lake k, Polwd and Norway but that; hanfynt t eagtern and of the Pennsula, les amd the Gog- he would be lkelyto wth a strong, Buf/a)t N- Y. and are nowjoeated tbc ro n range, the captal of whch well armed naton lke ths country., ftt pdrtage Lake f(ff th# tmr s rdnwood and ts towerng Mount Therefore he wants tht country to f followng tjh&ey Z : on park. f tme permts, vst am n order to force a peace treaty] vr,n reg de n Betrot Kng's Gateway, Mchgan's own wth Htler. Lndberg's speeeh caused, Baptsm wajfxgmferred Sunday on "Sun Valley" resort of lavsh ap- * furore and Senator; Pepper of, Karen Am> daughter pf Mr.and ¾. pontments and recreaton. Florda denounced Mm ashe lead- Herman Bollen of R. F. D., Pnck- From Watersmeet to ron Rver,.ng Ffth Columnst and addedthat ney g gpongora were Phllp and Gn.nt Hunt, 4, Deerfeld, Martha Crystal Falls, ron Mountan down LnOberg stll wean the ron Cross Elzabeth Steaer of Dexter. N One of the wheels. The hearse dd not FlMverson, 47, Detrot; Dewey Reed, to Menomnee, you enjoy a conetant recently awarded Hm by Htler. Wm. R. McCarthy, drector of too tp ova and no other damage was 4, Howell, Hazel Campbell, 4 v*ta of scenc beauty., ' Boy's Work n Detrot, wll sponsor done. Don Swarthout was drvng. Flnt; Ernest Stret,, Howell* Hghway M- along the bay Gordon Hester and wfe of Detrot a group of boys lsted at the Sophe The G. P. Gorman hearse from Der- Gladys Gray, 8, Howell; Raymond phore to Escanaba and Gladstone are spendng a few days wth Mr. andj WrguV,Settlement n a camp a Bg borrowed to use for the from rr was frneral. Sdell, 8, Howell, Catherne Enger- brngs you to US- to the astonshag Mr*, A. L. Nsbet after ther vacade, 8, Howell. Ktchtkp Sprng, last of the Seve n ton n the New England states. Slver Lake for two weeks August 9 to Aug. T. H t. * \k,«..-

7 sfsssm jnrvr ; - * «ATTERN pjecdedly young, and just as **? fresh-lookng as a spray of apple blossoms, ths frock (868) wll be lovely n slk prnt or flat crepe, wth ary whte frlls. Notce how cleverly the frlls are used to accentuate the torso whch s not only the newest news n slhouettes, but potent to gve you the long,*lmber look for whch we're all strvng. The full skrt, lttle pars of buttons down the front and sash bow add to the youthful charm of ths frock. Wth your bg hat and patent shoes, t wll make you look as f L»*«ARTM F MT you had stepped from the pages of the latest fashon book. Pattern No. 888 s desgned for szes, 4, 6, 8 and. Sze 4 requres ½ yards of 9-nch materal wthout nap and ¾ yards of rufflng. Send order to: SBWNG CBCLC PATTKBN DBPT. Boon UM W. Wackar Dr. CUcage ftatt, la ortn far Pattern No. Sze Name Through the Senses Men, as well as women, are oft* ener led by ther hearts than ther understandngs. The way to the heart s through the senses; please ther eyes and ears, and the work s half done. Chesterfeld. CLASSFED DEPARTMENT NSURANCE WANTED SALESMAN Ret* a a real opportunty to establsh a permanent and proftable busness of your own wthout ntal cost. Every man, woman and chld needs protecton aganst the hazards of lfe. Offer a complete lne of popular lfe, accdent and health and hosptal nsurance at low cost. An A+ company n busness over 4 years desres a representatve n ths terrtory. Wrte for full partculars. Experence not necessary. FEDEBAL LFE * CASUALTY CO. DETROT, MCHGAN. Revenge of the Weak Revenge s always the pleasure of a lttle, weak and narrow mnd. Juvenal. KoolMd MAKES BG GLASSES PDEF t cmcuscumhns WNU O 4 Napoleon Sad: The word mpossble s not n my dctonary. TEMPTNG HEAL TH ADS! ' :!M m?. OrfJSSS g»v* yes fsffsssjbsssjl -pss vffaalm yte stsfj Nothng else s so deldoossss* m g*d ftr y* u anngetl fc They gve yon vtamns tod mneral* needed for the best of health. Fully half our famles get m lnk of these essentals, stys the Department of Agrculture! So make trvsgcr your funh/ fww refreshment. pe«j end est them. Keep t bg ptcher of fresh otangede handy. Or bet* ter yet Here 8-ounee glasses of fresh ottage hke for breakfast daly. Tal gves yon st the ltsmh C yen nocmslh/oeed each dty.addt f&satto A, Bt, tod G tod mm* nls ss&fasv sjetfaww *nd 4rss> statst s sendng yen the pck of OktsfatsJa's woodeffaqy Joky ofsoges. Bey t supply next tme yon shop. C//,/On\ A OH \\G S «(r / fj <- ( / //,'f > Natural Wnds To Make Mudc Texas Panhandle Studes ngenjous Apertures n Canyon Clffs, AMARLLO, TEXAS. The whstlng wnds that pump water for the cattle ndustry of the Texas Panhandle some day may produce natural musc as aesthetc as a Strauss waltz. Those same, near-constant wnds are beleved capable of producng natural plans' musc or Beethoven sonatas n a ggantc *"wnd organ." Ths "wnd organ" was planned for the cufeup coon try of beautful Palo Duro canyon, mles southeast of here. The dea of capturng the musc of the plans wnd was orgnated several years ago and developed by Guy A. Carlander, Amarulo archtect, untl t s now known to be an engneerng possblty. Clff to Be Carved. The wnd nstrument would be bult n the form of a small memoral dug nto the sde of the clff of the canyon. n the wall, whch would be the clff wall, slender openngs would be cut to Utlze the wnds and drafts of the canyon. Wnd would play upon the nstrument for both controlled and uncontrolled sound musc. t could furnsh power to play recorded peces or left uncontrolled to produce ts own natural melody. "The wnd produces, under certan condtons when loosed aganst proper furnture, slls, reeds, and hollow tubes, noses whch are nterestng, werd, fantastc, and at tmes, beautful n composton and sound," the orgnator sad. Techncal Aspects Studed. " have gone far enough nto the techncal and engneerng detals of ths dea to know that t can be successfully constructed and operated," Carlander sad. "t should be an unusual attracton, so dfferent as to excte the curosty of everyone." The proposed wnd organ s only one of the projects planned by Panhandle boosters who hope to see ths area rvalng the Grand canyon of Colorado as a tourst attracton. Other developments projected nclude a natural rock buldng to be known as Coronado Lodge. t would rse at the wall of the canyon. Also planned s a large amphtheater for rangeland sports ropng, bulldog* gng, and bronco bustng. Muncpal Taxes Low n Washngton State OLYMPA, WASH. Cty taxes n Washngton are nothng f not vared rangng all the way from 4 mlls down to no levy at all. The lttle town of Mlton, a suburb of Tacoma, got through the year wthout havng to levy any 94 taxes at all for muncpal purposes, realzng enough revenue from state lquor funds and other money to obvate a property tax levy. Another lttle hamlet, East Stanwood, led the state wth 4 mlls. Under the state's 4-mll tax lmtaton law ctes are allowed to levy only mlls a year, but many of them hold specal electons to approve hgher leves. The average larger-cty levy s around 6 to 8 mlls. Exploraton Halted n Many Sectons by War NEW YORK.-Add casualtes of war: Exploraton. Roy Chapman Andrews, drector of the Amercan Museum of Natural Hstory, says the museum has only nne expedtons n the feld ths year compared wth to 8 n recent years t "The European conflct has enormously curtaled exploraton," he explans. "The Antarctc, South Amerca and South Sea slands are about the only places where one can carry on. feld work. Even then there s always the possblty of losng collectons n shpment. Our plans for future expedtons except those lsted are nonexstent." Advce from several other scentfc nsttutons tends to confrm Dr. Andrews' summary. Travel Wthn County Totals, Mles MEDNA, N. Y. Twenty tmes around the world, or approxmately, mles, s a lot of travelng for an explorer, but Cleveland M. Nells, rural mal carrer, estmates that he has traveled that dstance wthout gong outsde hs home county. Nells recently retred after years n the postal servce. He entered the department n 97 and frst drove a horse to cover hs rounds. n he purchased hs frst car and snce then has covered, mles. Gets Two Potts, One From Each Party PALMER, MASS. "Pouf to party lnes" the poltcal, not the telephone varety---appears to be Elmer E. McCleary's atttude. He wss elected ss audtor whle lsted as s Democrat, and to the plannng board as a Republcan. Here's how. He fled nomnaton papers tor audtor wth the Democratc town commttee only. Hs name was entered ss a canddate for the plannng board on the Republcan caucus ballot wthout hs knowledge. He Pnckney Dspatch Reveller Had Had Enough To Do Wth the Stranger esspasslbssssssssvbvbsbbsbbsssssssssssssssasssssssssmbssssslbbbbb The reveller came home wth a wcked-lookng eye. Hs wfe was perturbed. "Oh, dear!" she exclemed. "How dd you get that awful eye?" The man parked hmself n a char. "t's an odd story," he sghed. " was standng on a street corner, mndng my own busness, when a perfect stranger walked up and clpped me rght on the eye." That's rdculous," frowned hs wfe. "A perfect stranger walkng up and gvng you a black eye! Dd you ask hm why he *<* t?" The husband shook hs head. "Of course not," he returned. "Why should butt nto a stranger's busness?" REAL SEVERE CASES OF TCHY, BLOTCHY SKN TROUBLES Hare's "Extra Stress" Hepl No matter what you've tred wthout success for those humlatng pmples, blemshes due to external cause here's a marvelously effectve doctor's formula powerfully soothng EXTRA STRENGTH ZEMO, tatted and proven whch quckly releves tchng guremsa and starts rght n to help Nature promote FAST healng. SO years contnuous success! Prased from coast to coast. Pnt tral of EXTRA STRENGTH ZEMO convnces! Any drug store, Fearful Tmes 'Ts tme to fear when tyrants seem to kss. Shakespeare. Embrodered Lnens for Baby [NO FAST-8URMNG SMOKES FOR ME. \ SMOKE SW- BMUUH6 CAMELS FOR. [ EXTRA MNCS vv BCTW MUWESS EXTRA COOLNESS EXTRA FAVOR a***** 8 JV. brand* tested- rt, than m_«* Tgaok-.4* on the *»*.»» oj plus eqosl to EXTRA SMOKES PER PACK Corrupted n Tme There was never anythng by the wt of man so well devsed, or *:& eragng ¾ by V* nches, motfs averagng 4% by nches; materals requred; llustratons of sttches; color schemes. Send order to: Sewng Crcle Needlecratl Dept B Slfhtk Ave. New York Enclose cents n cons lor Pattern No Name Address t your CUM a HOSE PCKER? may be justa-nasty habt, but sometmes nose pckng s a sgn of somethng naster. t may mean tha your chld has round worms especally f there are other symptoms, such as fdgetng, fncky appette. resuess sleep and tchng n certan parts. Many mothers don't realze how easy t s to "catch" ths dreadful nfecton and how many chldren have t. f you even Pattern No. 4 A DD that personal touch of em- ** brodery to a practcal gft for baby. Pattern 4 contans a transfer pattern of motfs av- *usp*d that your chld has round worms. et JAYNE'S VERMFUGE rght away fthey >rve can out grow those ugly, and cause crawlng serous thngs dstress. before JAYNE'S VERMFUGE s the best known worm expellant n Amerca. t s backed by modern scentfc study and has been used by mllons for over a century. JAYNK'S VERMFUGE nu the ablty to drve out large round worms, yet t tastes good and acta gently, ft does not contan santonn. f there are no worms t works merely as a mld laxatve. Ask for JAYNE'S VER-M-FUGEatanydrugstore. FREE: Valuable medcal book. "Worms Lvng nsde You."' Wrte to Dept. M-t. Dr. D. Jayno* Son. *Vne St.. Phladelpha. Tasks Before One So lttle done, so much to do. Sr Cecl Rhodes. T'S THE CXTRA FUVOR LKE A&OUT CAMELS. AND CAME SMOKE SO MUCH COOUft CAMELS THE CGARETTE OF COSTLER TOBACCOS so sure establshed, whch n contnuance of tme hath not been corrupted. Archbshop Crammer. «** m **& s*» U-w./ Merchants All Everybody lves by sellng somethng. R. L. Stevenson. *f a YEAR THS MAN F R u.ve BEEN PROTECTED! WOULD HAVE Bttn r Mr. X was a vctm of s Mchgan wndstorm n 99; hs house, worth $,6., wss wrecked beyond repar. More tragc than ths, Mr. X carred no wndstorm nsurance. Mr. X could have averted ths lost, completely, by nvestng $6. s year n wndstorm nsurance. $6. a year for $4, worth of wndstorm nsurance t s good nvestment... when t s ponted out that destructve wndstorms wll rase havoc n Mchgan ths year as surely as they dd last year; the State Mutual Cyclone nsurance Company's clams, for 4 years, prove ths conclusvely. Nobody can afford to be wthout wndstorm nsurance when you can buy $,. worth of protecton for $. a year... from the relable State Mutual Cyclone nsurance Company. Don't wat 'tl t's too late! See your local State Mutual Cyclone nsurance Company agent today. STATE MUTUAL CYCLONE NS. CO:.\!'r;r:R, MC '%, v:'' '. ' *

8 tw Pfackat ftf*td WcAsesday, August 7, 94 Mdsummer Cash Specals 8Ft.G. E. Refrgerator, $79. value for $64. 6 Ft. G. E DeLuxe Refrgerator, 9. value,89. 6 Ft. G. E. Specal,. value for 4. G. E. Washng Machne, 79. value for * 64 G. E. Washng Machne, 9. value for 49. ronte roner, 9. value for G. E Electrc Stove 4. value for 89. Unversal Electrc Oven, 9. value for. 8 Tube Zenth Rado, 89. value for Tube Zenth Rado, 9. value for..." Tube Zenth Rado, 49. value for :.-4. Zenth Portable Rado, 6.9 value for 4.9 Zenth Portable Rado, 4.9 value for.9 Zenth Portable Rado, 4.9 value fc:...9 Gal. Thermos Jug,. value for 89 / Pnt Thermo* Bottle*, 89 value for 79 7 Quart Cold Pack Cannert,.9 value tor 89 Burner Ol S and Oven, 4.9 value for.9 Pcnc Baskets, a.69 value for Cloth Hampers, a. value for #.9 4 Pece Camter Sets, -69 value, for _. Medcne Cabnets,. value for 99 Cloth Baskets,.8 value for 69 Step on Cans, a.7 value for JSB ce Cream Freezers,.9 value for.69 Burner Electrc Plates, value for.9 Caoo Door Mats, a.9 value for 79 Fsh Tackle Box, a. value for.9 Fsh Tackle Box, a. value for.7 Fsh Tackle Box, a. value for 99 Cattng Rod, a -6 value for....m Castng Rod, a.6 value for ** Castng Rod, a 4.9 value for : S Fly Rods, a 6.9 value for.7 Fly Rods, a.9 value for 4.9 Fshng Reels for Rods, a 9.7 value for 7.9 Fshng Reels for Rods, a 6,4 value for. Fshng Reels for Rods, a.4 value for 4. Fshng Reek for Rods, a value for.9 Green Top Bnder Twne, a 4.8 value for..4.4 Croquet Set, a.6 value for.9 Croquet Set, a.9 value for. Best House Pant,.9 Per Gal. n Fve Gal Lots H The Best for Less" Lavey Hardware r E'Vr Fr«Aug. 9 SPECALS CASH SPECALS Jersey Cream lb. Salad Dressng Peanut Butter Frut Pectn Jels Rte Sweet Pckles Oranges Large Dox jm VOrn Whole Kenal No. Can tor Nn Crest Qt.Jar Qt. Jar Bottles Qt. Jar % No.'/* <m Can «F Pork-Beans Fly Ded Pnt S Can nsect Spray Tolet Tssue 6 Rolled Oats fc Apple Butter ~ YOU GET BETTER MEATS' 'Phot* ) Clarks 6 z. Can Qt. Rolls ttr Jar Sat. Aug 79 9 ' 4' 9 c We Delver stall Classfed & Want Ads FOR SALE Latham Red r re.- and Early Rose potatoes. Phllp Sprout Phone 6F FOR SALE New house, just completed, modem, fve rooms and a bath. John Dnkel. <es- YOUR WATKNS.. DEALER nmf* you to look over the complete lne of Watkns Products at hs home, 4 Lvngston (south sde of square). For quck delveres on all orders, Pnone 9. C. F. Hewlett, Your Watkns Dealer. FOUND A spotted hound. Owner ca u have by provng property. Phone 8F LOST A Hub cap from atontac car on Sunday nght between Lakeland and Pnckney. George Lebeck, Please leave at Dspatch offce. FOR SALE Raspberres! Albert Shrley, Jas. Roche Farm FOR RENTZModern Brck House, avalable August st Lucus Doyle Phone 4F FOR SALr. Marsh hay, also purs cder vnegar, c y?/ gal. R. K. Ellott FOR SALE Electrc brooder 4 egg capacty.. $..Dro% me a card. E. L. Mclhtyre, Pnckney. FOR SALE Grape vne plan years old, Blue Concord, bearng the last two years. c each. Stephen Peto OfcflER CHCKS NOW-From th~e Squres blcod-tested flocks. Wrte Sx Room house, new- for prce Ut. We guarantee Satsfacton. Squres Qualty Hatchery )8 So. Mch.Ave, Howell. Mch FOR SALE pgs and tows, al knds. Y. Hamparan. WANTED-Hay to buy or cut on shares. Any amount, No marsh, J. Aschenbremer. FOR RENT ly decorated. Norman Reason. FOUND A Hound dog. Fnder can have by provng property. John Spears. LOST Hp Boot On the Pattersor* Lake road, near the lake. nqure at Dspatch Offce FOR RENT Large, lght, well furnshed room, prvate entrance. $ a nght, $4 a week. Also have home cooked meals served Mrs. Chas. F. Chamberlan. FOR RENT Huckleberry Swamp. John Spears FOR SALE Blackberres, cents p»r quart and pck them yourselves. No contaners furnshed. Andrew Krtland, Bass Lake. WANTED -To buy a small home n Pnckney. Prce must be for cash, Reasonable. nqure of Dspatch Offce FOR SALE Fresh Holsten cow. Robert Pke, Henry Kce Farm. FOR SALE one black horse, 8 years old, wt. Wm. Kennedy. REFRGERATON Servce al the makes, Household and Commercal. 4 hour servce. Harold Borden, Phone 8, HowelL Kelvnator Dealer. FOR SALE Two wheel traler wth steel box. Also outboard motor, two cylnder. Lucus Doyle, Phone 4F8 N. Y. A. TEAM WNS SetahlUhed 84S lmop«*ate4»«mcpherson State Bank Over Slaty-Eght e Safo Bankng Safety Depost Boxes Fre has been the frend of man for thousands of years, but t has te*, been an all consumng enemy. As an enemy t destroys forests and wle lfe n wde areas. t also destroys homes, furnshngs, and valuable possessons such as deeds, contracts, nsurance polces, stocks and bor-ds, and lttle thngs of sentmental value. jg We cannot protect a home or furnshngs from fre, but we can protect all valuable papers, and the small personal thngs that moan so much to each ndvdual. Our Safety Depost Boxes are avalable n several convenent szes. F «r approxmately one cent per day we wll gve you the protecton of our steel and concrete vault McPherwn State Bank Money to.loan at taasorma brterest peyd on Sav&gs Boott Tme Certfcates of Depost All dofoall op to $8,. fcunm ed by our membershp n Federal Depost nsurance Company, a FOR ALE-Resdence, 8 mles east The Pnckney N. Y. A. team defeated the WeboervHa tara there of Pnckney, Mch., bedroomsarge Mrs. Frank Grmes of Shawnee,. lvng room, ktchen, nclosed sun s spendng the month here. Monday 6 to n a game called n ( parlor and lavatory, 78 ft well,electrc pump, lot 4X8 ft, 4 foot Walts, and Bll Kuhn ptched for from Detrot the week end. the 7th nnng by ran. Joe Levey] Mss Clare Ledwdge was homo frontage on lake, 8 foot dock, good Fnckney wth Jack Young catchng. bathng beach, Wll gve mmedate Amburgey, Palmer, Kuhn and Ludtke made up the nfeld wth Darrow Burg* and Ted Adosh are workng Paul Snger, Jack Reason, John possesson. Frank McKelvey, Pnckney, Mch, Cass, Munsell and Van Blarkum la for the Detrot Edson Co., n Ypslantl puttng wre* at Rush Lake Route the outfeld. A _ * - jmorgromd. $&* #: