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1 u f 9 A '" '.V% W<< ^- < \3V'. *' - *f. :1»,> PNCKNO DSPATCH -f +::*>: 2GS 3» T " 2 2 Vel. 43 LmnjiMi Couny, Michifaf*. Wednesday, Sepember 8, 1926 ******* r ' :s\" y"\?1 U. # '.;'.'. *#*< M f- \ '*>%" v\v;- ' r «n * :'«*,;* ^mj^m ANN ARBOR < FASHON SHOWS MANY NEW FABRCS FOR FALL SEWNG Wool Challies make he daines and mos pracical of school frocks for he lile girl in plain colors $1-25' n ligh and dark color designs. 27 in., Flannels in all he new shades of he season are 54 in, wide 2.75, Mixed Flannels, in he new effec, in green, blue, gray,,an and he new reds, 54 in. $3. Scoch finished zephr gingham comes in checks and plaids and plain colors, Popular shades. 35c a yd- Soiessce prins in checks, floral, polka dos in all color-*, ligh and dark, 32 in. 50c. CHAPELS HOWELL MCH Dealers n WATCHES, CLOCKS, DAMONDS, JEWELRY SLVERWARE AND OPTCAL GOODS We know 'wha ohers do and a all imes keep OUR PRCES A LT TLE BT LOWER and our QUALTY A LTTLE BT HGHER han our compeiors. is his SAFEGUARD ha we give yuo ha has buil up our business and won for us he confidence and good-will of he P NEY PUBbiC Your Dollar in One of Our Diamonds s as Safe as Though Banked We are Howell's Leading and Original Vieor Sore NEW'VCTOR'RECORDS EVERY FRDAY CHAPELS ) Barnard's Cash Specials 1 i 1 None Such Evaporaed Milkelarge 10c Spoless Cleaner 5c \ m 6 Bars Luna Soap 25c 6 Bars Lennox Soap 25c 11 Bars R. and M Soap 49c 1 Pkg. Yeas Foam 5c 1 Pkg. Bes Rolled Oas, large 24c Howell Flour $1.10 Kep Fresh Coffee, ground daily 39c 30c Can Dill Pickles 24c 8 *l i S BARNARD'S j MMMr»M4f TE GAME The Masons aemped o play off heir ie game las Thursday bu heir effors were all D vain,as i was found impossible o keep rack of he score. The rival pichers Reason and Baughn were boh baed ou of he box bu sill he score ran high. l is expeced ha he game will be saged agae oon. r"< NOTCE The rejrular meeing of he Pinckney Chaper No. 143 O. E. S. will be held Friday evening, Sep. 10h. NOTCE The King's Daughers will hold a bake sale in he rooms below he opera house on Saurday, Sep. 11, commencing a 2 o'clock. TEACHERS FOR THS YEAR \ Punam ownship: Disric No. 1, closed; No. y, J. Doyle; 3 and *, closed; 7, Veronica Fohey; No. 8 Dcde iiinciey; No. 9 Mrs. Jennie Lave). Marion ownship; Disric No. 1, Kliaabeh Foley; ij, Sanley Hains; 'i Winifred Brown; 3, Mury HauiuiH; 4, Ruh MacoinbeT; 6, Kuh Bainbcr; 7, Edih Bouell; 10 Esher Tupper; 11, Agnes M. Coer. Unudilla ownship: Gregory village school, C. H. McRorie, Mrs. Lillia Wylie, Bearice Lamborne, Phyiis Mc- Cleer, Grace Taylor, Nellie Denon, Murial Wh.aker. Hamburg ownbhip; Disric No. 1, A. L. Niks and Esher FiUgerald; 3 Mrs. Theresa Coyle; 8, Mildred Andrews; y Viola Shipjky. -o- HORSE KLLED La^ Friday evening abou 11:00 while Waler Mowers was on his way home from he Pinckney Saniarium where his moher had jus undergone an operaion, his car sruck a horse which suddenly jumped in fron of i. The horse was insanly killed and he Dodge coach of Waler's was badly damaged, he radiaor sove in, one fender aken off and all he windows broken. Waler was badly cu by flying glass, some of which was einbeded in his body. He was aken back o he Saniarium where his wounds were dressed while a derrick had o be obained o lif he car from he body of he horse, which belonged o Ber Harris and had broken ou of is pasure. Neiher horse nor car were insured. -o CARD OF THANKS To he people of pinckney and viciniy we wish o express our sincere hanks for he whole-heared way in which you have come forward wih real help in our recen rouble. We make special menion of he King's Daughers of Lakeland,^ he Ring's Daughers of Pinckney, Mr."and Mrs. Hooker and oher near neighbors. Offers of assisance are ye coming in, and acual help in he way of checks and clohing and household goods. We are now living in a brooder house which we have made quie comforable and we inend o build again as soon as he insurance is adjused. Sincerely. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Spencer o WANTS, FOR SALE, ETC FOR SALE Dry wood. Norman Reason, FOR SALE Milk roue in village of Pinckney, 5 cows. W. C. Miller. FOR SALE An Ar burner coal sove. Laurel C. Miller. base WANTED A girl o work in he Pinckney Bakery. C. H. Blanken FOR SALE A 1923 Ford coupe in good condiion. $90. Norman Reason. FOR SALE Plums for canning. Nine differen varieies. W. C. Hendee. WANTED A girl for general housework. Mrs. Fred Read. FOR SALE Horse, suiable for children o drive o school. Also Jersey cow, due Sow 1. C G. Sackable FOR SALE Base burner sove in good condiion. nquire a Dispach office. FOR SALE 85 acres of land, locaed 10 iods from Silver lake. Good shade, good drainage and good waer. Priced righ of sold a once. nquire a Dispach office. FOR SALE Four griddle laundry sove, nearly new. nquire a Dispach office. ^ nef WANTED Some one o cu marsh hay on shares. Mrs. Ber Gardner. FOR SALE A base burner, in good condiion. nquire of Ed. Parker. FOR SALE The Rober Culnane propery 06 Howell sree Desirable locaiob. Priced.righ for quick sale. For price and deails ee & Farnam FOR SALE Young Polled Durham bulls.. Rob Tiplady, Pinckney. FOR SERVCE Poland China Boar, bred by A. A. FeMkamp. Mancheser Mich. Ed. Spears, 1 mile wes of Pinckney. FOR SERVCE Poland China Bear. Fee $1.00 a ime of Service. Rob. E. Kelly. FLUFF RUGS f j w ** any carpa a snakn ain raga diwy as a ca*. Wa fmrnlam bafnari fraa. Tan wl lka aw wwfk and aw Fincknay Fla Eng Co* WNS AGAN Janics Roche, Pinckney's veeran horseman again brough home he bacon from lie Washenaw couny fair a Ann Arbor, aking hird in he '1:21 ro wih Cremona Forbes on Thursday and firs in he li.17 ro wih Morgan Dewey who won by a lar^e margin. * LAKE NOTES - Mark Swarhou's new «00 f. canal a Porage Lake was compleed las Friday. One hundred and fify pounds of dynamie demolished he dam, leing he waers of Porage flow ino i. Claude Swarhou caugh he firs fi&h in he new canal and Mark hnn self rowed he firs boa ino i. is expeced anoher similar canal will be buil abou '200 fee norh nex year. John MeNainara of near Howell, who purchased he marsh land on li ie Porage Lake of Mrs. Alma Harris of his place has a dredge a work here now, hrowing up dir and making hard land of he swamp, whifh will be cu up ino lake los. The Hiland Lake Land Co. pu on a parade Labor day o boom heir resor. The rained bear and gaily bedecked horsemen araced some aenion, bu he cener of aracion was a bahing beauy who marched in he parade. We hear ha Me Chalker, Mark Swarhou, Norman Reason, Earl Baughn and oher rcsorers in his secion are considering puing on similar pageans. AUSTN REUNON The hh annual Ausin reunion was held a he home of Charles L. Campbell of Pinckney, Saurday, Sep. Uh. There were 81 members of he family presen, he oldes being Mrs. George Ausin, aged 92 years and he younges Gilber Granger of Chubb's Corners, aged 3 years. A po luck dinner was served afer which a shor program was pu on. The officers eleced were; Presiden, Mrs. Cassie Crofoo, Pingree; Vice-presiden, Mrs. Frunk Donnagun, Owosso; Sec. i'reas,, Mrs. Alber Seims, Howell. NEGHBORHOOD NOTES Eigh silver cerificaes which had been rinsed from «1.00 o #5.00 were passed on Brighon business men las A man was sho in he leg by L'ndersheriff Cleve Copeland of Fowlerville while resising arres, in a swamp in Deerfield las He is hough o be an escaped convic. Depuy Sheriff Conley sho and killed a Negro a Brighon las Sunday who made a break for libery afer he had been arresed for reckless driving. The Kroger Grocery Company have opened a sore a Souh Lyon. Henry Ford has purchased he Shields farm a Dexer, hus acquiring complee ownership of he waerrighs on Mill Creek. He inends o raise he waerhead six fee. n order o do his he would have o flood one half of he Dexer cemeery, which is on he bank of he creek. A Ford represenaive was here las week and made a proposiion o provide new los and pay he cos of he removal of all bodies from he graves liable o be flooded. A public mass meeing will be held here some day his week o consider he proposal. DREW LARGE CROWDS Large numbers of Pinckney people aended he Washenaw couny fair a Ann Arbor las This fair was a grea success in a ways, drawing he larges crowds since is exisence. Hoagland's rained horses were one of he feaures ha gave complee saisfacion, while he daily mule race wih prominen ciizens as drivers was one of he comedy feaures. On Friday he auomobile race was pulled off beween welve baered used cars donaed by welve differen salesrooms of Ann Arbor. A Hudson ook firs, Chevrole second and an Olds hird. Much local ineres was aroused by he fac ha James Roche had hu horses enered n he races. o Percy Mowers o Deroi visied his parens bare he firs of he The Pahfinder See Wha You Buy! We Show Our Tires *" Don' buy ires sigh unseen. You'll be disappoined. Come o us and we'll show you he ire you wan show you he value and save you money. Pahfinder Tires are made by he worlds larges manufacurer They sand up alongside high priced ires. Absoluly he mos for he money, Fabrics 30x3 1-2, $7.95, Cords, $8.65;oher sizes equally low. Lee Lavey Sinclair Oil Saion Pinckney, Mich Mea KENNEDY'S The Sore Tha Saves You Money Howell Flour lb Sack $ Bars R.N.M. Soap and 1 pkg. R.N.M.SoapPwd 39c 10 lbs. Cane Spfar,>/ $65c Casup, 2 Boles 25c French Musard, 2 for 25c Shredded Whea, per pkg. 1.2c Full q. glass jar Dill Pickles 25c Large pkg. R. N M.Soap Flakes 17C We always carry a Full Line of Spices, Can Topsaod Rubber*, Frui Jars Jelly Glasses, ec. for he canning and pickling season. C. H. KENNEDY RETURN FROM AUTO TRP Mr. and Mrs. Frank Whie, Miss Hazel Smih of Howell and Wni. Van Blalrcum of Flin reurned home Monday afernoon from a our of he fcaa. Their rip ook hem hrough Canada, Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Wakins Glen and reurn hrough Pennsylvania and Ohio. They sopped in Pennsylvania for a few day's visi wih his broher Ber Van Blaircum, Jr. and oher relaives. The rip ook hem over 1,120 miles a ad he only rouble was a fla ire. They used 60 gallons of gas. <":; mmmmmmmmr 9eS9SS999B NOTCE an The Livingson associaion pfcanv will he held a Belle 1s* Deroi* Mar he skaing pavilion on Saurday, Sen* 11. A banner will mark b spo. 0 - NOTCE C^'^% ;.»;.i* "'. T " * f* * * ';.*!i *. - 1 *V:V,, ' V '".T ;.- The Ladles Aid Socerj* will heir regular supper 1» heif ewsm^^w 7^ Wednesday, Sepember nch. %v*& ^&" member of he sociey a A be presen a he business 2»80 p. m., a here will «** officers. Supper frem # - *.. ' J j r f., - ^ i - if* Pi- a*. v l&\o *'*&" *",<> 'h rsw..,.,»i^r' X" '3,' * ^.y>^hsliiha^.-ij^ *»: * '' v "-vf'? if < Nsyn«Mfir^-iirTi^rnm-/M.'<.

2 Wan a i n» i»> ++^+^^+ i *» < AROUND THE HOME HOW MANY WOMEN (HUP SNGNG ( ', By MARGARET BRUCE Two Women Find Healh Essenial o Happiness * i f MK Bf. >,. & frw. f :&- ^.» i*. f By MLDRED JAKLON Drawlo* by Bay Waler*. ANT a forune? All you have o do in o hink up a new fad or craze, make popular, and see ha you, no someone else, ges he profis. Hu before you sur hinking, Men n on his conversaion, A group af young newspaper men od women, adverising wriers, an irchlec, a couple of ariss of sors, ind a wealhy woman who s a dileane n various kinds of expressive ar, who compose an informal luncheon-discussion organizaion, were recenly discussing he possibiliy of concocing a profiable fad o succeed <he cross-word puzzle. The wo young men who had begun he argumen mainained ha he presen rend of popular fancies was oward menal gymnasics. They believed ha a new kind of puzzle migh be as successful as he cross-words Which had been such a remuneraive geld for many ohers besides he wo young men, Simon and Schuser, who Sared cross-word puzzle books. The girl who manages he adverising deparmen of a large depar- en sore promply refued his. J "Fads don' follow hrough con- Jenly, like ha,'' she said. "Tha's he disurbing hing abou hem. They! can' be prediced. They Jus happen, ce mah-jongg, wihou rhyme or ren- >. The number of game companies (consisenly rying o manufacure Somehing o cach he public whim [re evidence of ha. A fad s a Warey of conagion, and s ncepion luuj a grea deal o do wih is ull- ^bfle snecess. mean, ha f he righ people, ha s, righ for is paricular expansion, ake i op, ea be universalized." *Of course, here have been a number of ahleic fads," poined ou he archiec who was an arden golfer. ffus hink of he remendous hold jba bicycling had n he nineies and Ars years of his cenury." "JJojT admied he girl adverising ibbfer, "bu you're aking he mos ^ousanding fed of he ahleic ype. ithere were numberless ohers preceding A8d following i which were jio kaery go successful. And hey were, ao. doub, effors by manufacurers o WnUao bicycle-making plans. Roller Power From Gasoline The bureau of sandards says he fchjjhiu-day auomobile engine ia ca- PJ&* of urfhslag from 20 o SO per ' af he power n' gasoline. On he abou half his is obained i fea been esimaed ha he «f he average moor car be nprored SO per cen by beadjsmea alone, he efficiency of he, average la only 10 per cen, ffrgfing was anoher form of locomoion which provided anoher opporuniy for social conac, spooning paries, or wha have you. Then here was diabolo which was a maer of skill raher han endurance. "Wha uhou a new musical nsrumen?" was he nex offer. "Look a he ukelele, and is accompanying mania for he wanging of Hawaiian roubadors, wih heir insufferable nasal voices and sringed nsrumens. Guoil gracious, wha an era ha was! Every summer resor was ruined by a couple of he ariss who insised ha yon have 'Yak! Hula Hlcky Doooo-la' or 'On he Reach a Walklkl' wih every meal and a all hours of he nigh. There was a half-heared effor o make 'kazoos' popular, oo. Look a he populariy of he saxophone. A new noise maker would ge you an army of helpless enemies and migh ge you your old shekels as well. don' suppose D his age of Jazz we could hope for he success of anyhing similar o he genle old guiar or he geneelly handled banjo." "Would you consider originaing a new dance sep, somehing o follow he Charleson wih less hazard o life, limb, and propery?" queried anoher helper. " should hink you migh devise somehing like a resurrecion of he old walz or perhaps a polka. Think of all of he funny ko^s of dances ha have followed each oher hrough he fancies of he erpsiclfjrean inclined. remember he bunny hug, he grizzly bear, he camel walk, even before he complicaed ango which was sepped wih so much guso o 'Too Much Musard,' he one sep and he maxlxe became popular wih rene Casle's bob. Now hear Ann Penningon is rying o naugurae he black boom, a fearsome se of gyraions supposedly demonsraing he acions of negroes capering n he muddy floors of swampland. Go o, and bea her." "There's anoher se of fads," eame from anoher source, "having o do wih adolescen courship. When was n grammar school, every girl wih any preensions o populariy wore a friendship bracele, made up of silver links engraven wih he niials of her various swains, A friend of mine old me also of he cusom in her home own of 'hoo-doo* srings, a bedroom embellishmen consising of rophies in he way of dance, programs, coillon favors, and all manner of rinkes denoing conques" " know of wo more fields wide his compares very favorably wih he locomoive, which urns no useful work only 5 per cen of he chemical energy in he coal which i consumes. S0*l Replace* Rope No so many years ago ail forms of rope and cable were made from vegeable fiber. How lile of his do you see nowadays where exremely heavy loads have o be suppored Ton see hin seel cable, he sse of a lead "4H" enough of appeal o have posslbul* ies," said he wealhy woman. "Colecing and he various hings ha perain o curren evens. Do you remember when you colleced cigar bands, picures of baseball and movie heroes from cigaree packages?' "Golf, ennis, swimming, and polo are also amaeur ahleics. Do you call h* j) fads," pu in he wealhy woman, and hen answered herself. "No, he elemen of a fad is s comparaive breviy, and hink also has somehing o do wih he inensiy of s pracice during ia populariy. "Tha's rue." clamored anoher, "bu sugges somehing ha would be easier o promulgae han a new ahleic game. We wan o make our firs million wihou any capial." "Well, how would you like one of he numerous 4 occupalons-for-womed ype'?" anoher member of he group offered. "n ha class come all he various forms of handiwork which have araced women periodically. Do you recall he arociies ha filled every china cupboard when handpained china occupied he energies of properly brough-up young ladies? "And hen, here was he pyrography craze when no young man was a success unless he had a leas one ie holder of burn wood o vouch for his rue love's devoion, when here were glove boxes on every dresser, and plaques of Pocahonas or Lile Laughing Waer over every manelpiece, and n he nes of every pair of newlyweds. and when he curains were no safe from conflagraion, due o overzealous plying of he ineresing'ools employed. The laer developmens of such decoraive alms are pained wood aricles, parchmen and silk lamp shades, polychrome and he sealing wax indusry." "Anoher branch of he same endency of women oward creaive ar is he endless variey of needlework," someone elsf- pr in. "P.eginnlig buck wih samplers, which are now such prlzeo possessions of heir owners, women have always had a new kind of sewing o offer. The aic has n runkload of my dear lile baby clohes crocheed wihin an inch of heir lives. Taing was a grea pasime for awhile, and look a he way all ages of women fell for he kniing racke during he war." "Yes," scoffed he would-be moneymakers, "bu women don' hnve ime for sewing hese days. They have ime savers galore, bu any husband would drop dead if he saw his mae siing quiely n a chair sewing a fine seam. 's apparenly a fad hese days no o sew. And hen, he laes fads have been, hink, more sociably nclined diversions. Somehing ha wo or a group ean do." mammoh dimensions o suspend. The Mg suspension bridges like he Brooklyn bridge are almos enirely suppored from seel cables. Why? Because heir known srengh ean be figured almos o he fracion of a pound. Her Faal Wenknmm "Werenf yoa surprised; a Grace marrying ha remnan clekf* "No a an, Oraee new eooid resis anyhing she Sound a a bargain pencil, holding ons ef weigh ha l srould«require an old-isae rope of^ couner." WNU iervlc* A Houekold Research Every ime ha one of he lile aricles n his home-making series deals wih som«new device or convenience for he housewife, receive a grea jjheai of leers from readers inquiring where he aricle may be obained, j 1 am nearly always able o give a promp answer, giving he name and address of he maker. Now, here s no mysery or secre abou his. My sources of nformaion are open o every woman in his counry, if she will bu look hrough he adverising columns of he magazines and newspapers. The firs sep ha any manufacurer Lakes o creae a demand for his produc is o broadcas adverise- mena of i. Such "ads" generally read : "f your dealer canno supply, wrie us direc" Of course, he dealer, when he keeps geing nquiries abou any aricle, pus i n sock, and here you are! n many cases hese new devices are adverised some ime before hey appear in he shops. By sending a line, or cuing ou a coupon, any reader may obain an llusraed folder describing he aricle, and learn is price. This folder can be urned over o he dealer (unless one wishes o order direc), and he aricle may hen be seen before is bough. The aracive novelies described in his deparmen shorly before Chrismas were nearly all so new ha hey were no ye on he marke; ha s, hey were no ye widely disribued o he shops. By clipping ou he adverisemen and sending for he prined maer was able o wrie an aricle and give readers he address of he maker in ime for hem o order b* novelies as Chrismas gifs. Any woman reader of he magazines migh have done his for herself, of course. This household resea/jh is wha keeps any home-maker up o he minue and makes her he envy of her neighbors, who wonder how she happens o know all abou he newes equipmen, odd lile accessories, and unusual foods. A wo-cen samp, or eveu a poscard, will bring full nformaion, and he reader may hen buy or no, as she chooses. We mus be on he lookou for beer uensils, cleansers, special furniure ideas, fabrics, and ingenious mechanical devices. And he adverising column s he reasure ches where we may And all hese hings. The Comerve Cloe "Wha in he world are you doing, Clarisse? You look as f you were puing up your summer preserves, and here i is only he middle of February!" The aler young woman on he hreshold looked quesionlngly a he po of boiling sirup, sniffed he fragran air, and peered no he array of Jelly glasses on he window sill. "Making orange and grapefrui marmalade his morning," was he reply. "Tomorrow 'm going o make my year's supply of aprico-pineapple marmalade. There's a delicious combinaion for you, by he way." "Well, i cerainly sounds good Bu never heard of puing up a year's supply of any preserve-close suff a his ime of year." "Why, his s he deal ime o make all sors of marmalades and conserves ha can be made wihou he fresh summer fruis," responded he lile housewife. "Oranges and grapefrui are pleniful during he very early spring, and his year hey have been cheaper han ever before, i seems o me. am making some bier orange marmalade, Bome grapefrui and some combined orange and grapefrui "Anoher "delecable marmalade, as Jus said, is made of dried apricos or peaches (apricos are beer, hink), combined wih fresh or canned pineapple. To make i cu up a half-pound of he apricos and soak hem overnigh. Nex morning drain hem and add he graed pulp of one large pineapple or wo small ones. Add a cupful or less of waer and boil he frui en minues. Then add he sugar one scan cupful of sugar o one full cupful of frui end simmer slowly for an hour or an bour and one-half. Keep he gas very low. " pu up several dosen of hese marmalades during h^ fold, raw days, when i is s pieuuru. insead o a ormen o work n he warm kichen end bend over he boiling frui This saves me many hours of ho work daring he summer, and fills my shelves wih deudoos coenervea or breakfas and afernoon ea," <c*nrrie*.) MRS. BSU.B THOMPSON ROUTS «. ROSSVLL*. asokola Springime sreamed in hrough he open windows. The green fields of Georgia ware basking in he sunshine. Somewhere a bird was rilling. was a day o be happy. Bu he pale woman a he able sighed and pushed away her plae. Nohing ased righ. She couldn' ea much. She couldn' sleep well, eiher. She was so weak, i was hard o do her work. When he baby cried, she waned o cry, oo. She had no been well for four years. Her husband wached her wih a man's helpless expression. Bu his moher knew a remedy. When a building is abou o fall down, all he mice deser i Pliny he Elder. MOTHER:- Flecher's Casoria is a pleasar, harmless Subsiue for Casor Oil, Paregoric, Teehing Drops "My moher-in-law," says Mrs. Belle Thompson, Roue 2, RoeevUe, Ga, "old me of Lydla E. Plnkham'a Vegeable Compound and Lydla EL Plnkham's Sanaive Wash, oo* six boles of he Vegeable Compound. could sleep and would ge up n he morning singing and feeling fine. am he moher of hree children, and always afer he babies came had o ake reamens, ba can ruly aay ha his las ins have only used he Sanaive Wash, does more good han he reamens. keeps me on my fee o care for my children and do mos of my work. feel i my duy o le you know how boh of he medicines have helped me." Anoher Happy Woman Decaur, llinois. " ook roar medicine for weakness. weald someimes have o hold myself op wih my hands. was his way for five years, off and on. read ia he newspapers where Lydla & Pinkham's Vegeable Compound has) helped a lo of women, and hengb would ake i am now geing beer so fas ha every monh can feel a difference. My work now is cooking. f you like, you mar nee hese facs as a esimonial. am willing o help you boos your medicine." Mas. EENE REED, 635 Greenwood Ave., Decaur, 111. This dependable mediolne been in use for over fify years* Absence desroys rifling nmadml bu i nvigoraes srong oeea, *La Rochefoucauld. and Soohing Syrups, especially prepared for nfans in arms and Children all ages. To avoid imiaions, always look for he signaure of Proven direcions on each package. Physicians everywhere recommend i OiM.o.o*,a*.u Hke flyfoilyfoams <h* rioies dma&oe eveen wo poif* GERMS 6,000,000 germs on a single fly, says a noed healh officer. Proec yourfamily wihlli. Fli spray clears your home in a few minues of disease-bearing flies and mosquioes. is clean* safe and easy o use. Kills All Household nsecs Fli spray also desroys bed bugs, roaches and ans. searches ou he cracks and crevices where hey hide and breed, and desroys insecs and heir eggs. Spray Fli on your garmens. Fli kula mohs and heir larvae which ea holes Exensive ess showed ha Fli spray did no sain he re ca delicae fabrics. Fli is he resul of exhausive research by exper enomologiss and chemiss. is harmless o mankind. FU has replaced he old mehods because i kills all he insecs and does i quickly. Ge a Fli can and sprayer oday. For sale everywhere* STANDARD OL CO. (NEW JERSEY) DESTROYS Files M oaquloes Moha Ans Bed Bag* Roaches?MEN? Yon hare no reasons for being BALD, when Fon's Original BARE-TO-HAR grows hair and saves wha you have. Drug Sores and Barber Shops. Correspondence given personal ^nr H. r OHSTf Ma wufacui *j SCOTTDALE, PA. V M <&&

3 l^^l^^ixmbmm^kmmk^mwk^l mmmmm^m W W\. %x Syles Tha Will Las This Winer Paris Has Been Showing Apparel Designed for Laer Wear. Spor Ha of Sea Green Fel, Wih High Crown Recenly he Paris mod lue* hare been showing gowus which may be worn n he lae summer and n he early auumn. Special exhibis of such ypes of dresses have been arranged for he weaea who expec o linger Lae a fashionable seaside resors or who wan he gowns for eas and for dlnaer-4asces a he counry club. Mee «f he models shown consis of he more formal cosume, appropriae for he garden pary or he dinner- % AUnengh designed for ho days and for adlaa summer, many of hese oufis are of such a syle ha hey will censfaae ia vogue during he winer. lls Mediae sill cherishes he secres of her winer rade, and is saylng hesi o show a her winer pealag, a few weeks hence. Bu she also deafens a> caer o her American cusomers, aad many of hese are leaving Pare before he winer openings. The Pari modise has no nenion of incoscag he disfavor of he woman {rem New York by rying o sell o her ee old a syle. Therefore, he mioeason gown has been m display, he fewa suiable boh for lae summer aae for auumn wear. Two ypes of cosume have been shown he wash dress or he simple ireck, somehing ha may be wore This smar spor Ma la of sea green fel wih a high crown and a narrow sof brim. The simple rimming con- laa ef a plain grosgrain band. Absence of Any Collar Noed in Early Showing n he early collecion of models from he bes-known French houses were several suis whose chief poa ef laeres lay in he absence ef aay cellar. These were excepionally smar and eccasloned much faverame cemmen Tha women were quick o recognise heir disincion and charm s evidenced by he number of suis ef his ype ha now appear a aoaar gaherings. Fashioned of various maerials, hese cellarless suis possess a youhful charm ha s compelling. Their very, simpliciy places hem la he raaks of he ulra chic. Many women are wearing suis of his ype, fashioned of heavy shanung er Chinese damask, while ohers appear n models developed n ligh-weigh flannels or kashas. Occasionally he sui s made a linen in fine checked designs. The jumper blouse, also of linen, is la a solid color. Fla pearl buons are deails of ineres Worn wih he sui s one of he large has ha may be said o dominae he mode. This s a fashion peculiarly American and s a very sensible one, since he brillian sunligh makes shade has no only desirable, bu almos a necessiy. Now ha fashion has once more approved of he ha of larger dimensions, woraea have aken hem up wih much enhusiasm. DESGN SETS THE PACE The pace se by Fisher and exemplified n he beauiful new General Moors cars now commanding public aenion is he guide for he enire moor indusry. Fisher's vas experience, Fisher nvenriveness and Fisher's unapproached faciliies devise and perfec he beauies, comfors and conveniences which arac you o he leading new cars in all price classes Cadillac, Buick, Chevrole, Oakland, Oldsmobilc and Poniac. Fisher leads he way in luxurious fimens and decoraions and all he indusry follows. Fisher creaes new sandards of beauy in line and finish and hose sandards are he measure of value for all of he world's cars. is easy o see, herefore, why he foremos of he new cars in all price clusers carry he emblem Body by Fisher. For insance, Fisher achieves a new degree of safey and nohing less han a world over proclaim as he hallmark of And easy o undersand why buyers he Body by Fisher can approach i even qualiy ha same magic symbol Body afer seasons of sriving. by Fisher. FSHER BODE,V*^; : '% ^ One of he Laes Syles n Pony 8kln Coss, Fich Collar. fer a srell on he beach or on nformal occasions. The oher ype of cosla he more elaborae. One ef he ineresing feaures e be Bees in connecion wih he more elaborae eile is he populariy of wide ace rare eld laces. Lucien Leing, a his esablishmen exhibis boh he Unen cosume for summer wear and he more formal cosume. The skir of Lelong's linen ensemble was ef whie linen, embroidered wih «re wide bands of blue. A linen ves, also ef whie, embroidered wih he bine, added o he novel effec. The es was sleeveless and buoned down he fron wih huge pearl buons. Wih he skir and he ves wen..a blue linen coa, reaching o he hem ef he whie skir The coa was also designed wih he wo wide bands of embroidery only. To form a more sriking conras, he embroidery on he coa was done in whie. Charming Dorohy MackailL, he moion picure acress, appearing in "Subway Sadie," s shown displaying he laes n pony-skin coas, giving an dea ef wha s o be he winer mods in wraps. Envelope Evening Bags Are of Meallic Threads Fa envelope evening bags, wih aljbjflar smaller purses o mach, are mads enirely of meallic hreads wove* ogeher n convenional and floral designs. Only meallic colorings are aged, and hey include silver, geld, seel, bronze, copper and a plainmsi cas The flap s cu in a ereseen shape, wih a border design, widen s used abou he edge also. Quie differen from convenional evaing bags, hese are equipped wih paened clasps ha insure he safekeeping ef he conens. They may be earried wih any of he sheer eveajag frocks or he very elaborae ones of meal cloh or velve Buses s expeced o reurn n an 11«old favor his fall n bags ef all colors. One lovely model, o carry wih a smar afernoon cosfame. s made on a long frame and s slighly shirred. A wide band exends abou he ba* e farm s srap handle on boh sides. The clasp la i* he form of a shor sfabby bar of Korean Jade, mouned «ln silver and combined wih mareasls Work, Two clrdes and meal ends are oher deails of his dasp. The bag s fied wih purse and mirror and s lined wih eiher er conrasing silk. The an* brown Laes Nighgowns More Conservaive in Line Nighgowns la he presen mode are presened la grea variey, having a direc appeal far heir syle, beauy and comfor. Some of he novelies brough over by imporers are more conservaive n me hau he exremely decollee filmy rifles ha have been worn for many seasod*. The new models are made wih a beled waisline, wih ribbon sash and bow ends, he ipper par of he bodice resembling a negligee. Crepe de chine is used even more han he more sheer maerials, wih a simpler scheme of rimming. An aracive gown of American design will have an immediae appeal. The maerial is crepe de chine n a delicae shade of peach, wih a yoke square a he op and ending in a V formed of lace. A double band of peach-colored georgee is used o finish he deep-cu armhole and he boom of he gown. A crepe gown designed on his side s even more formal, having s deep V oulined wih an applique band cu n poins of georgee in a conrasing shade. This model also has an edge of georgee in a narrow fold, a dainy deail ha s shown o many of he bes models of boh French and American design. More Fullness Feaure of Newes Paris Gowns AH of he couuriers a Paris are building heir gowns wih mere fullnesa han, hey have hereofore shewn. Among hose whose designs are mos pronounced m syle are Phllllpe e Gason, Marial e Armand, Nicole Oroal, Paera and Lenlef. Lelong cus some ef his handsomes afernoon gowns on princess lines wih a definie flare, ornamening plain surfaces wih fine embroidery and bands of maerial n sharply conrasing maerial. n many of he models he waisline s almos s he normal poin in some is slighly lifed n fron Dress s Trimmed Wih Eigh-nch-Wide Sash The evening dress mos frequenly seen consiss-of a sraigh moire or sala fourreau rimmed only wih an eigh-inch-wide sash of s conrasing color placed on he hips. This sash s eewn o he dress a he op and s loose 1 a he boom, finished off a he back n a large fla buerfly bow, which hss no hanging ends. The fs» Torle color schemes for hese dresses las en pak, canary en ebarsad a nao Mas em a How Abou he Woman? "There is one good hing abou marriage," "Wha s?" " makes a man hink more and alk less." Boson Transcrip "BAYER ASPRN" PROVED SAFE Take wihou Fear as Told n "Bayer" Package Does no affec he Hear Unless yon see he "Bayer Cress" on package or on ables yon are no geing he genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians over weny-five years for Colds Neuriis Toohache Neuralgia Headachs Loin bags Rheumaism Pain, Pain Bach unbroken "Bayer" package conains proven direcions. Handy boxes ef welve ables cos few cens, Druggiss also sell boles ef 24 end 100. Sound "Wha makes hem such good friends V "Wha hey don' know abou each oher." Freshen s Hesvy Skin Wih he anisepic fascinaing Cucura Talcum Powder, an exquisiely scened, economical face, skin, baby raid dusing powder and perfume. Renders oher perfumes superfluous. One of he Cuirurs Toile Trie (Bonn, Oinmen, Talcua). Adverisemen. Moraliy knows nohing of geographical boundaries er disincions of No a Sho Waed Alfred Weson, a Scoch huner, killed 97 birds wih 97 shos on a recen shooing rip. Modern Complain "Lile man, why do you cry?" " 'Cause ain' a girl. wan pani like siser." Fine for Skin and Hair VKRK _ m. X ORGNAL P COCOA HARDWATER CASTLE KMMT av JAMM a. KKK a compmrr v.*. This soap gives hem new life _,.-.. pon^haixiwai^ni^yoursom^ /,,¾¾%¾^ hair. This quick fahering oile soap y cweae*. forfreerial ea«*. mikes hard waer like sof and / wr&eyow dealer'snaaaaaw gives skin and hair new life. An / «*---» oversize cake coss only 10c a /Noma. yourdeder-.. v ^ T%«arrer* o N- rjr f y e a r r dealer can' * supply yoa * wih Klrk'i Cocoa Hard- Casile Soap,.%as Foam A /f *%4L >o f "f your children do no possess jyiolnersi a very keen appeie for baker's bread, ry home-made bread and noe he sadden increase in he youngsers 1 bread consumpion/* Da. PBXUP B. HAWK. Send for fre bookle "The Ar of Baking Bread' 9 Norhwesern Yeas 1730NeahAjUaodAesj. Co* Heae ced argumens are no appi ae n summer. Of course, umbrellas feel all up when i rains. Be A Privae Secreary or an Accounan "V/*OU oaa pre para for a iffc- *> grade offioe posiion in a abor loae under our isaracion. Wrie mm (or Bullein AA, explaining ooqress and uiion raes. Opporuniies o work (or board sad room while aending. "Tho School ha place i* gradmmo$ in hoer posiion. " cermoi TMJ 411 W. Grand Rfcer Aw DETROT. MCH. Xaeera or Mldwre Propery Exchange; havo splendid California, ies o offer. Wrie for deails; rabml hing jroa have. 8. Balnbrldre. Caico, JArAN. W«ship silk foods, chins, wi*, bronsa ware, lacquer ware, rag rasa, eraw. ruga, baske*, nevallos, ee. F. SCHEUTBN COlfPANT Kobe. Ji m WAJiTKD WOHKN FOB STAJaB BaS WOBK. es o»0 wsekly. B4f* o ~" rwa home. Kxperieee BPnacsaaary/ aveaman No poddllng. BKNOBK S* CO MP A NT. road da Lac WlaooaalBw FRECKLES wiaasa roe* fdlssjesr sad *$* ll A awo. DON'T R NrUMCD UBS asrmmimumausa. Ps MTCHXLL MM laltt a flas* de. isaaawe. ses M a an ia OASB PAD FOB _ brieves. eowba,old plaase^alasaa ^iss&r&ima? 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4 ^WfW PH Buiine^- he Lenses* lis o' Re. c r ^ce? r : --. HRAM R. SMTH Lawyer Office in Cour House Howell M,ch - Horse Shoeing, General Repairing Ford Repairing f. C. BRENNNGSTALL *«eyiville Michigan Drs. H.F. & C. L. SGLER PNCKNEY Office Heur«: 1;00 o 2:30 P. M. C. ALBERT FROST Jusice ol he Peace CHARLKS Y>\ JOl-T Announces he will b a candid id for he nominaion of bhcriff rn he Democraic icke a he primary eleei.m, Sepember 14. Clare F 1<T! '-.M-: vsi. :. r.,%,»*»>w» -**» o***.,.«%#"-.».-«< -V.vwi'VMaw M^RSDi 001 SUPPLES 'K ^ lv 'Li 0?v U V.'..,, i.,: i: ~AZAAR - Y ELLS AUCTONEER No* '- Oic^s in he %oi JUST THE BEST ^-ckm-y?7 0 «e 29F1" POULTRY & EGG Will pay."cash for poulr and e-rr {.'slivered a m; poulry p^n and will pari] >'*r nn.rk? affords n 1 >r. -'.. i FARNAM. or*den FOR COUNTY TREASURER REPUBLCAN TCKET Your Suppor Appreciaed Primaries rx'p. 14, 1926 '.lie A ) w THE MARON i.i i ' J ) ( : ' 1 ' uir C'.;, v 'y u..- i;, ^i me ' 'J. M., : i i i \ ai.dr.. OMM i \lim.'- PNCKNEY DSPATCH Jv i l ' 'i '!: J f. :vj, i i ;' \ 1 1 la M GREGORY.. ( M ' m ' l 'li(i v. j(j, i 1,( :, r l i,, 1 i ;, >., a!''-,o,.l,m.,,, ;y he >,\ eck cad...,,,: 'ei a of. r, in "d in! Mr- ',,, i' i,, Mlao[ \ :,',.. '"' M.,!, i i. ', :[.. ' 1.. v ml.m: i,,. j j.,, a!.mr.1,, 11 : n oi r Mis-.o. : le i --1..,. '..in;.....,,; i re \\ ore : Vmiiha;. - e:.! ' :. 11 si c\ s \ is i v i \biprs. Mr,. n<: M a a ( mm!,iv v. iii :;-i,!r,(v ai 1 )1:. era! M.- o l'c:-d ifiud.'me n. i (!e a " a o do's * r:' no hnil.iy i p norh. Mou-i,is' 1-:,. /Jer mi i i -e in ' e V ; ilsilie-- ) a mics,., M: } es Smuhiy -Mr. and.mm 0 a-ahd s b n w v f. ': - ia v <'',.',_,.!h re!.ho ' -Mr. :-.:^] a,ad-iy.eas. iiev. cal'e Mr,lan:e J!en-e :... d i r a,") i a:-,. " i r if-. 'l'i'a \ o! : K a,, r N < 1 la 1 n \\,1 :,, dnd :: i - no:,.. > i n rd;:> : a i; : ;, i u r 'ro her. : :.Hlily 111 ) id > : Sone, ' no rnin_' M r. : d.m e "c ' :({ l vv; a. of J'incM,/ JL io be voed a such elecion: Provided iial he applicaion may be made upon <** MS* '> :i blank prepared by baid voer, pro- ' %-Jclcei said applicaion is sub&aniall> j in he i'lirm required by his secion. Such applicaion blank shall be in j suhsiaiiually he foiiov>liig form and Prepare ' J.^1'.ail be signed and winessed by ine j.,pp!icun as herein required: j Applicaion fur absen voi :s eir!ni ior he cieeion o bo held on r.iiudeeii, ' <'L.ly ipjalilied elecor u pre-anc of V iie o\vn>hij) of- or village of f oi- in-....ward of he ciy of J m in: couny of_ - and Sale ol \;uiii.:,.i:, and a (.Give Occupaion; e\- prcinir o be absen from he said iimo.'-hip or ward on he day for Hold - ii._ r Mich elecion, hereby make appli- ' c.ion )or an olficial ballo or ballos lu n- \ oeil b> me a snch elecion. i r,-i;i;i.- 4 in oli'ieinl ballo of he - paiav.,'j'o la- idled m h»r iriui;:n c leel io a -, only. ) S'md "absen \oer" ballo o me a pos oil ice. Ciy, ov, n -hip or \ 111.(yo address, if any. _.. --.Signaure of applican 1 Joa o dddrc-b of applieani -» Dae i reence (Signaure of Absen Voer ealcd ami uedvered in he f f i > i When ) Make Applicaion o Clerk for Ballos \ : a.,,; '.,' o; f o r!>,, i.'o. <'! 1 ha! i.'lle a :.v. hae ',: h a a i!. i. r: _> \ ),i} - pr: or i ;,'ic ale of. '. >a a.n. ] i!o vuleh. i :v,,, > -dii k'lcr'k no hder h.an i iic s., i]! ). ;. re.cdl im flic eh ci ion. ', :. M, ci: 11 of i!a: h!a:.k.: ],p!ica- :. i :,. r:! e >, aa' :: -' in : i ( on ; f;:., v a :, i (.',, nicely and mad.-., me o :.!:. Ci.er\ d he address aive.a. or m : ] i.a. a j.'>' :. :.. MUd c:c n. 1 ; ; '. ' el' i - io >' re^iseiaah : ai i -..o.,.. v. a < ] aali; icd voer or will 1 ; in- d ' e of a hch )1,. he.should, m.ikc o.: :.i; ' ; en', or mail wih hi-.-j'mh-. a ; i:i...: 1 a v: i n L r all iclavi: Affidavi for Regisraion (',, a :\ -,f. Sae of Michii,:;., >s., bei'm duly o 1 -\'o irn, d.-j '-e..nd -. y lm 1 1,nm a cii/en,n,i daily ip.alified elecor of he. ]'ireeir,e of he o ::- ship of _. _, or \iil :_C nf or he v,nird of [\\- 'N o!......_.in he coanv >,.' ami sab ol Kiid M ie; i :_ a, : in! joy posofl'icc* acid r. --.Mr-. is No. Sree or, ['ion K. V. 1). No ' 0.; ihe 1 an :a,, now regisered a- an! San 'lo.ir i n-run and ha am voing by iih-ci \\)ler'.s bailed a he ejecion for V 1) prmi.w\ ikcion) o be held upon ^ie -day of _ 1!). lu- applicaion for \ehich liailo ucnapaides his a]>])licainn; ha Jimbo his aii'idavi for he purpose of pnu.inni.' my re^i.-l raion as an elei or hi.i.eordanee wih lie saue: ha make >he foilowin^' -hdemens in eom- 'lianck' v, i'll he Michmnn elecion 'au; Aue...; liice_..._.- ; liirliphi r< : Jair of Xa a rah/ 1 i-. i k soi: : ll<>\; er : lo ''a! M : -. li a, s ; V ",,. ai Tocce a ' e'.lied [:> perry ' n.- ce i: l a': 11 '.'-< (d 're..' vei-i l ho.;;,.,,f ),, V fl Mr - O B \rnod h.,\ io : nd u i: c,iu'i: co'isjns, M y a :nl lb'..,.-1 Mrs o- Ph.a :,,s,,,i- a ri!u r wa,, r or a inn o :. 1.c' in.suers e-iven o he quesions coiii < i ni,n a m> i;:;. h 'lca in:i>,".s <\ n eh c, a -, ' e ' 'll i'..nil i., r ''> C o '.he ll's!,!,: V \.on, d.. d b. h a.!' hen, - d-, lahed. r i ( s\\ urn o la 1 ore nr his.... day of -_ -D- \h CaarMinii expires _., V ", i hi nn in a: d lor said C< >\m ' >', \ o,a : : ' ; a s,, a:-. i,nv. Ll^ e :... n! i-> ',s,.., ;... s< :; c, Cm i 1c i ' f a.o a.,; ',. per.son aid;;. : h c ki,a..h.i.viiic: i i is a nnl.i ry mus be l lied.\ i'h iie. im-k. Clerk o Mali niialed Ballos o Applican A- s,,,)n as he ballos are prined he Clerk 'ami m,ill Miinu'diaely o said :pp!ic,.!d, he ballo or hallocs o!a \ ocd l>\ sdd applican a said elee-!:(>!,, or deliver he same in person, nr-mdid m.e,.;"])'!icin is duly rcphsieredi How Voer Should Piepare Ballo rpir xv. rap of he ballo or balao.s!kre\cih enclosed you will proceed o in irk he same in accordance wih :he insrucions 'hen fold eacii ballo s.i d,.d he corner hearing in- iniials.: iie d \i iiship, \ i! h;pt or c;>- cicrn- : >' ha oa-n, Mdrlaud unfolding- he b lie-, 'h.cc he ballo or baiioi s in 'he envelope (mrlosed herewih und rcirc.'y x : 1!m saaa.c. Y 'h'c. ou ile sla'e:,.e':i prined upon in b.ak :,-,:0. vi' s a - winessed by ^o i ua!ifu. d 'da:.--. ]-',:,.' he r.ci-ro 1 *,' ]ao' L,.^'e '-.pou he envelope.aid deposi (he s-o,.e in he posofmov or 2"nveni.'m n! ri i.-]«iclc provided far he deposi of mail maer. Absen voer ballos o b valid iiuid he u,.,iled so hry will reach iie clerk of he owrmhip, viiiavc or ciy i:-j winch yonr precinc ^ h»- e.med. in ime o be deposied by him wiih he proper elecion board before he closing of he polls on elecion day,., en \'c, rs he ;. iic. rayjdf M as born in Scol.ml and When Absen Voer, Reurning, G«n :, ''! ' i.u'ii: h <>:d w,., o, K<, :, [,, (-;,i r, -. Voe in Person ' acre he lived uni: e-unu: _ -., he Nh>.hsi'ii voer rcurninjr o his.'ndef! sfm.es o eo;,, : p;.[ r ].\ i-'ac,- ph.ee rd residence will be ]>rohibi[ed )"... W']\\}r l,,re hi me a:,d noruia from voing in person wihin his preci:c. nriwiiisandin^- ha he may l ' ; ' (, >' ^ch.ua o he 1'rcr Mehodis so. have made applicaion for an absen 'd:s> Alice H:ii es,, f l' - sv ; v, -p ':''. lb ' Trdur'- urandf.dhm- voer's ballo or ballos and he same " i;;.'!' fl he ndo-ciuna.mission. The>- may have hern mailed by he said ' ; k«' 'yv.-*: rnha h sm i nro ( -. (. work. clerk: Provided ha such voer has no,;;(1 ''' f"iends here v j-b haa r (b>;i availed himself of he privilege of an sliced. absen voer as provided by his ne, and vord iie ballo or hnllos mailed HOW TO VOTE hin by he said clerk, and provided he reurn such ballo or ballos, if received, o he board by whom same shall be marked "cancelled" and placed in \ Any and All Lleeions Who Are Eniled o Voe by Mail How Voer Should Proceed he rec-ular ballo boxes wih oher Vnv voer cumin? wihin he prous-, ballos u- irivr-n above, expeeine- o be nb- '. h on he day of such cleefion. from Any rnlcr ^,olnp a any elecion e ownship or ward in which his vo- :.' precinc is siuaed, may make npbeaion o he ownship, ciy or vil- 2-c clerk, eiher in person or by mail,, pon n blank o be furnished by he mouny elerk o he various ownship, dy and village clerks for ha par- ^po*e, for he official ballo or balloa boh in person and hy means of nn nb sen voers ballo, or who shall Aemp o so roe, shall on conricion be deemed jruily of n felony. M. E. Darrow, Clerk of said Township of Ph-nam. Daed July 17, A. D My office is locaed in Pinckney. Winer is Coming. Ready for Now Ge \ TO CLKAX UP. Pain Up and Fix up your properly fur he* winer monhs. An ounce of prevenion is -» mus ofoi found worh a pound of cure. o So a few dabs of pain or a few nails will ofen save ifiany dollars worh of home, office, sore or parage upkeep. Plan o ^e your belongings in ship-shape? before cold weaher ses in. Then you can spend he winer in comfor knowing vour propery is well proeced. We will be glad o help you. We '!<> haw- a good line of heaing and cooking soves in sock suiable for he use of hard or sof coal, wuud kerosene or gasoline. Come in and le us demonsrae hem o you. Tceple Hardware You Learn By Experience mm mm»ti~" n business however, firs band experience is ofen -in expensive eacher. would be far quicker and much cheaper ior you o consul wih he men of his bank. For ou of heir long experience wih many and varied business proolems will undouedly come he soluion ha may make 01 save money for you. A cordial welcome always awais you. The Pinckney Sae Bank > Careful Grinding of. Your Engines Valves Careful workmanship majks our valve grinding. We make sure ha he valves arc properly seaed before calling he work finished. means a lo if you value a rue running machine. MCHAGAMMEGAS Pinckney Service W.H. MEYERS, Prop. VEEDOL Garage Miss Ella Crawford Republican Nominee FOR COUNTY TREASURER Your suppor a he Primaries will be grealy appreciaed raeduh Theocracy Theocracy, meaninc a direc governmen of a people hy God, exised among he sraelies from he ime of heir Rninp ou of Ejryp unil Saul wma made klnu nboo he year 1005 B. C. Snul wa* he only klnf of hi* Hi*. The hrne pased o DaU. VLLAGE TAXES DUE The village axea are no* die.*will receive hem a any ime daring bank* ag hoars a my home, BLANCH MARTN, VAlag TMMOw!!.'*d ^ii&: &,'< W.' 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5 J >r» a M1M11M «m 9 Ousanding Mayag F«* Feaure* 9 Reasons 1 Washes fxsccr. 2 Washes cleaner. 3 Larges hourly- capaciy. Tub holds 211 gsj*. 4 Mos compac washer maoe mkea floor apace only 25 laches square. 5 Cas alunanam ub-cin' warp, ro, awell, spin or corrode. 6 Easily adjused o your heigh. 7 Clohes can be pu in or aken ou wih he washer running. 8 Tub cleans iself. 9 A 1 1 meal wringer. Self adjusing. nsan ension release. for World Leadership on 6c Reason c lvasher 936 BETTER MLEAGE MEANS MONEY N YOUR POCKET The more mileage you ge, he less money you spend for ires. * The bes ires are herefore he mos economical. Firesones will give yc?u ''Mos Miles per Dollar" buy hem and save money. New low prices are now in effec. FRESTONE Full Size Balloons High Pressure Tires Ge Our New Prices on Oldfield Tires SLAYTON & PARKER RADOS! B Baeries & Tubes Yes we have hem Six of he leading makes o choose from Prices from $38.00 up J. C. D1NKEL Hiram R» Smih Candidae on he Republican Ticke for Prosecuing Aorney Second Term Will Appreciae your Suppor. Primary Elecion nex Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hanne and son Jack of S. Louis visied a he home of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Barry he firs of he wor'.;. Prof, P ' yi * T. J. Gaul and son gpen he laer pari of he Week a in i nc of her parens, Mr. and Mrs. F. l< Tohnson before leaving for. heir home in Muskegon.._ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Swnrhon and son Glendon af Lansing, Mr. and Mrs. Ward Swarhou and daugher of Jackson were week end quess of and Mrs. S. E. Swarhou. Mr. Enrance was gained o Read's elevaor las Friday nigh by breaking a small window. Evidenly he inruders were frighened away as nohing.ww found missing. Pinckney )^P a^c^ Enered a he Posofficea Finokuey, Mich., an Secoud C&*s Maer PAUL W. CURLETT PUBLSHER Subscripion, $1.25 a Year la A.dTaace Marjory Smih i.s vi.sjnik friend.s i'i 11 u well. Waler C.ark was in Ann Arbor Thursday. Mrrwin Campbell Deroi a.si visied relaives in Miss Helen Fiedler visied relaives a Sandwich several days las Win. li,i>#k'.so/> of Deroi was u^'ek end visior a Hie Rober Tiplady home. Miss \, ir^im;i Sau^lm spen he week end wih Mrs. Rober Bird a Ypsilani. Mr, and.mrs. W. ('. llendee aended lie llendee reunion a Jackson Monday. Sillic and ^div'iiiia Darrow visied relaives a!'oriur he laer las Mrs. pa r of S. Saley of Oak l.jmve \* as a e.illcr.i 111<- home of (\ V". \';m Winkle Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. S. 1.. Swarhou.spen Labor i),i> wih Mr. and Mrs. (ieo. Br.ullcv a Linden, Mrs. Leal Siller was a Kues a Hie home of Mrs. John several days las Whie of Howell Mrs.. H. (iardner and Mrs. Vieor Johnson visied relaives a Sanon and Lansing* Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George 'eis of Fenon were Sunday quess of Mr. and Mrs. Ber Van Blaireuui. Mr. and Mrs. 'aul.miller and family of Howell were quess of Mr. and Mrs. W. U llendee las Wednesday. Consance Darrow was he fucb of her cousins, he Fly sisers, a Ann Arbor, a couple of days las Lid!, and Mrs.,1. i\ Doyle were quess of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Reason a Paerson Lake Friday nigh. Liv Kennedy and Charles Kennedy of fv rod were over Sunday visiors a he home of Mrs. Win, Kennedy, Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Curled and children of ivoscville were guess of Mrs, b.li/.aheh Curlc over Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Cicorge Lngle and swn of Deroi were quess of her parens, Mr, and Mr- C. A. Fros over Sunday. L. W. Wakins of he Sae Hoard ol Agriculure, and wife ^vd daugher of Lansing visied l'inckney friends Friday. Mr, and Mrs. S. H, Carr and daugher Dorohy, MT. and Mrs. Milo Thursday, Miss Mary Mav crof of Coppcr.sville and Mr. Slaer of Nunica visied a lie home of Rev. and Mrs. M a ye ro f he firs of he Dr. and Mrs, C. L. Sigler enerained a dinner las Tuesday, Rev. rind Jones of Fdwardshurg and Fich Monague of Gregory. Mrs, Keler and daugh'er were in Ann Arbor Mr. and Mrs, La Verne Kennedy und son Charles of Deroi were over Sunday visiors a! he home of Mr. and Mrs. 'a rick Kennedy. Mr. and Mrs L. (>. Devrremix and fauilv accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Arhur Forner and family moored o he 1 rish 1 ills Sunday. ]nw of Deroi were visiors -<i lie ll'i/e home lie firs of he Misv Mav Marin of Deroi and Francis Marin and wife of Howell were over Sunday guess of heir parens, Mr. and Mrs. James Marin. Rrv Mrs. rimer M,lines and wo daughers wf Dearborn and Mrs. rene Bar-. A. Maycrnf is aending a miniserial convenion a Olive his Mr. and Mrs. Will Fj.sk were in Ann Arbor Friday. Mr. uid Mrs. G. W. Clark were n Ann \rbor Thursday. Rev. Frank Mcquillan was a How bell caller Sunday. Mrs. H. W. Crofoo was a Howell visior Saurday. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Smih ami family were 1'ingree visiors Sunday. Mrs., C. \V. Barry visied relaives a Harries a par of las Mrs S. 11. Carr, Mr. and Mrs. Milo Keler were in Howell Saurday. Mr. and Mrs. On a. Campbell and son Burned Were Sockbridge callers Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fvers were dinner guess of Mr. and Mrs. ugene Dinkel Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Rober Grudwell of Chicago spen he week end wih Mr, and Mrs. M. Lave v. Hugh Meldierson and Sev inmir 1'erson of Lansing were calling on l'inckney friends Saurday. Miss l.uella Lue, Helen Tiplady, Laura Huff and Margare Curle in Ann Arbor Friday. were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Clinon of Deroi were visiors a he homes of C. J. and Lewis Clinon las week Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shiaper and son of Deroi visied her grand parens, Mr, and Mrs, G. A. Sigler Sunday. Miss Lillian Swarhou of Alma and Miss Bernadine Lynch of Kalama/.oo spen he week end wih Mr. and C. Lynch. week and Mrs. Mavcrnf an! d*niffhrr Aorney for 'hv!h\ nr, visiinir Jackson friends. [business Addreaa: Howell, Michigan. ^ -o- Mrs. Sae of Michigan, he Circui Cour for lie Couny of Livingson, in Chancery. James G. Tiplady, Plainiff, vs George Buler, Joseph Buler, Edwin D. Buler, Charles C Buler, Amanda H, Buler, and heir unknown heirs, devisees, legaees a ml assigns and he unknow wife of George S. Buler, Defendans. Sui pending in he Circui Cour for he co.ny of -Livingson in Chancery a Howell, Michigan, on he 2'Jrd day of July, 1U26. appearing from he sworn bill of complain as filed in said cause, ha lie plainiff has no been able afer diligen search and inquiry o ascerain wheher he said defendans arc alive or dead, or where hey may reside if living or if hey have any personal represenaives or heirs living, or where hey or any of hem may reside,»r wheher he ile, ineres, claim, lien or possible righ uf kese defendans have been assigned o any oher person or persons, or wheher such ile, ineres, claim, lien or possible rjfh has been disponed of by will by he said defendans. And i furher appearing ha he plainiff does no know and has no been able afer diligen search and inquiry o ascerain he names of he persons who are included as defendans wihou being named. Upon moion, herefore, of Don W. Van Winkle, aorney for l'lainiff, i is ordered, ha he above named ae fendans and heir unknown heirs devisees, 'egaees and assigns cause heir appearance o be enered hcrefn wihin hree monhs from he dae hereof, and ha in defaul hereof said bill be aken as confessed by said defendans and each and all of hem. is furher ordered ha he plainiff'cause his order o be published wihin fory days in lie Pinckney Dispach, a newspaper prined, published and circulalfcg in said Couny, once in each week for a leas six successive weeks. Arue copy J. B. MUNSELE, Jr. Circui Cour Commissioner. Livingson Couny, Michigan. John A. lagman, Clerk. Th«above eniled sui involves and is brough o quie ile of he following described lands, locaed in he Township of Hamburg, Livingson Couny, Michigan, and more paricularly described as follows, o wi: The souheas quarer (1-4) of he souheas quarer (1-4), Secion number weny-four (24) and he wes half of he souheas quarrr (l-i) of said secion number weny-four (24), exceping en (10) acres off he norh end deeded o George G. Grissoni. All in ownship one () Norh Range five (li) eas, Michigan. DON W. VAN WNKLE, Plainiff. SAMUEL M. YERKES of Howell Township is a Candidae for COUNTY TREASURER On he Republican Ticke Yaur Suppor is Respecfully Solicied S 8 DrugsforheHealf ODNE Wc have i. COLD CREAM 's on he op lull ADHESVE TAPE There i is. DRUGS when unci VSKTC ><>U wan hem. For emergencies arri\e and arcuu-ns udur when leas expeced, and vuu rnn- he prepared when hey come. A full medicine ches has oen urned he scales wheo a life was in he halance; empy.'' il mus never be permied o "go HAZFL School Supplies E VKKYTH1NG A HOY OR GRL WLL NEED J, To ASSST THEM N THER STUDES. Come 8 in and lock..ur line over. assormen- 8 S a n m : You'll be pleased wih he Pencils, Tables, nks, Pens, Ec BARRY'S DVU A G L S STORE S, -*~. WHAT COUNTS N MOTOR LUBRCATON. h isn' only he year and make of your car ha coun- in deermining he correc oil. 's imporan 10 know die ' wear' 4 of your engine* Drive in and we'll give yen he answer o your car's lubricaing problem. We'll perscribe he proper grade of Sinclair Opaline Moor Oil ha will sui he presen rendiion uf your engine and seal is power' Vrl'eeily. SNCLAR OPALNE MOTOR OL 'Fis he Degree of Wear' *y * LEE LEAVEY FREE yourself from he annoyance of achy fee by wearing he Arch Preserver Shoe. This is he famous shoe ha has a concealed, buil-in arch bridge o suppor he foo arch, and a fla inner sole (crosswise) ha prevens pinching of he nerves and bloodvessels. Your fee are youhful* acive and well groomed) Hosiery Too J. S. Field & Son Howell. Mich, - o Frank Bale hi* purchased he building which he. occupies from he Reason Esae, and will coninue o conduc a resauran and ice cream pilor jiere. _ STATE OF MCHGAN, The Proh.-Ac cour for lie Couny of Living* - DM. Ai,i session of said Cour, held a ilir 'nihiie Office in he Ciy of Mnucll in viid Couny, on he 27li (li) M Au-jUN A. 1.). 19'2b. VMi: Hon. Willis L. Lyons, Judge uf 'rnbrie.!m he maer of he esae of Clarence M. C»rp«ner, Dec««a*<4 }.inm,i M. Carpener having filed in s,nrl cour her peiion praying ha he ; ime for he presenaion of claim*.mins said esae be limied and ha i ime and place be appoined o receive, examine and adjus all claim* and demands agains said deceased by! and before said Cour, is ordered, ha four monhs! from his dae be allowed for crediors o presen claims agains said es-! ac. is furher ordered, ha he 17h j day o December 1926, a en o'clock in he forenoon a said Probae Office be and is hereby appoined for he examinaion and adjusmen of all claims and demands agains aaid de* ceased. WLLS L. LYONS, Judge of Probaa, A rue copyi Celesial Parshall, ^ Regiser af Probae. * _o. NB i» n+m a! W ar** and dnmr doh fcfeiy «o% «a in UM *i MMofcr o *M* *»-*»> small hidgs»^wil aifpiaiwi,. ^ v of «rd«umm ky dd o!» ^^v >. 2 l' '-> A- K*,^ akdbik*-^^^l*.^^

6 Religious Training in Home Basis of Moral and Spiriual Characer Sory THE 200 BRDS HEN BUMe Browule wen, apaln W o visi he zoo birds he flrs oae be spoke o was h Jubiro. "Yes, 'm he Jabiru from Briish Guiana. 'm he larges wading sork, f yon call ha anyhing ine. "When am augry i cau srech he loose ekin abou my ne'k. Tha, perhaps, s he mos ineresing and unusual hing abou me." "Well," said Billle Brownie, M am graeful o yoa for elling me abou ha Mos creaures do uo ell abou heir empers." "You wondered, when you came along, wha he noise was here," coninued he sork. Well, was rubbing "Y«i Do Look Raher Dreadful,* Admied Blllfe Brewnie. say beak up and down he ron railing of my yard. made a fne noise. Tea, n he zoo yon can see many neresing blrda Doa' you admire my gray-and-black coloring? "Yonder yon see he grea whie heron, a very beauiful and dainy creaure. "The heron la so dainy, like a iny crane. 'm old ha one comes from Florida. How gracefully ha heron Urn walk r "Luncheon ime," shoued he gulls, ee> hey rushed abou and wared and shook heir feahers, half-flying and half-running. "The smell orf fish s wonderful. Luncheon ime Yes, he food s corn* la*." CTHE WHY of SUPERSTTONS By N. 1RV1NQ K1NQ THE OSER-WTHE TO GARRY abou in your pocke an "eeier-wihe" will preven people from elling lea abou you. This supersiion s quie common and is baaed enirely upon sympaheic magic. n some pars of he counry a small willow wihe s used. Now a wihe s a flexible wig which s used for binding somehing. By having his binding aricle abou you you bind, by sympaheic magic, he ongue of he slanderer, as i were you are armed sgains lea For hings associaed n hough are associaed n fac "according o primiive ideas." Among mos, f no all, savage peoples here exiss a similar or analogus cusom he objec of which is o curb he lying ongues of one's neighbors for scandal flourishes even among he "genle savage," and lying ongues sill wag in wilderness and ey n spie of all he oaier-wlhes which have been carried n breechelons and breeches pockes for housands of years. Bu from his prevalen afflicion of being lied abou he wihe-carrier believes himself o be exemp and sympaheic magic s sympaheic magic. Beneah our hin cres of civilisaion i holds oday subcomelously, a place in oo minds of men which la asonishing. (C hr MeClar* Nawaaaper Eradicae.) O A rifle he size of a ligh machine fan, ha will shoo bombs a disance of wo miles. s repored o have been invened by a Japanese engineer. O Marha Marin >'ex, Billle Brownie culled on he Kuroxjean Flamingo. He saw how he sides of he ongue of his bird had ooh-like pars which helped him o sif all he rash ha he brough up from he boom wih his webbed fee when in search of food. "We like small bis of food,'' explained he European Flamingo. "'m he larges of ail he birds of prey," said he Condor. " have a hooked beak and a bloodhirsy eye. My family come from he Andes of Ecuador and Peru. like o live where here s always snow. Where came from lived where here was snow and where was abou hree miles above he sea. used o ea any old rash, bu when was very hungry was ap o aack a young lamb. As you see, have a dark gray head and black feahers. My body is huge 'm a errific creaure and look like a error, hink!" "You do look raher dreadful," admied Billle Brownie. "'m he Chilean Eagle," said he nex bird. Tm wha you would call a hawklike eagle. like he seashore and ge pleny of fish. Fish is my favorie kind of food and fish s wha ea all he ime. Tm gray and have a darker gray crava, or neckie, as i were. " also have some whie feahers and look a people la a very curious, quesioning way. "Once here was a lady who came o he zoo, and she wached me snd wached her Jus as hard. M looked a her in a very proud manner and pu my head on one side and preended was rying o make ou wha she was. M 'You know,' she was saying o s friend, 'be s smaller han he Bald Eagle.' "So looked s her as hough o say, 'Curloos-looklng creaure; wonder wha kind of an animal or bird i can be. " 'Doubless has very queer ways.' " Then Billle Brownie wen o see he vulures, bu hey were busy lisening o everyhing ha was going on, and hey seemed o be lisening so aenively ha hey could pay no aenion o anyhing else a all. He sopped and saw some small bald eagles, and he hough o himself ha hey looked very much like golden eagles, bu he lile bald eagles old him hey could be old apar by heir unfeahered legs, which bi of informaion Billle Brownie promised o remember. (Copyrigh.) FOR THE GOOSE OR some people i's hard o remem n clear weaher, ha i's Fber, gonna rain some day. And for some i's hard o remember, when i's rain- n', ha i's bound o clear. And ye everybody knows ha boh nvariably happen. You never hink you go oo many has, oo many paries or oo many kids. Bu someimes he neighbors do. Tears is a sure sljm of weakness* Bu even ears, if well direced. s a powerful kind of sren'h. FOR THE GANDER Even people ha wouldn' hink of ellln' you how o run your business or bring up your children, '11 give you a loa good advice when you're buildin' a Are. You ain' go a very high opinion of urkey he week afer Thanksgivln'. You can run beer if you sop arguin' and argue beer f you sop runnin\ (Copyrigh) 0 As Told by rvin S. Cobb CAUSE AND EFFECT N A cerain company of he Sevenysevenh division, which was largely made up of draf roops from New York ciy, was an Eas side boy of rish anecedens wih a prey wi of his own. n fron of Chaeau Thierry a machine-gun bulle passed hrough one of his knpe Joins. When he was able o ge abou on cruches, a surgeon a he base hospial said o him one day : "Hogan, how far can you walk on ha leg now 7" "Well, sir." said Hogan, 'Tra do!n» prey well. can hobble op o he end of he ward and read he prescripions on he medicine boles and figure ou he causes. Then hobble o he cemeery ou here and read he eplapha and look a he effecs. * (Ooarriah a* he M«Maaa* sjraeiaee, Ua) Wallace B«ery, he "movie" sar, was born on a farm n wesern Missouri. He and his broher Noah were educaed in Kansas Ciy. He s a he op of he lis of characer acon. Among popular picures n which he has appeared migh be menioned "Behind he Door," "The Spanish Dancer," "The Devil's Cargo," -Advenure," "n he Na-ne of Love," "Runged Waer," and "The Pony Express." Beery s over six fee ail and weighs 235 pounds. He has ligh brown hair and brown eye*. -O- Moel flflpefulkeraors. THE Hoel Senographer smoohed her dress over her hips carefully. "Hips are no fashionable any more," she said. "To be sylish hese days a girl mus be able o si on a dollar bill and leave sixy cens of exposed." "You have some wonderful ideas," said he House Deecive admiringly. "Yes," agreed he girl, " go some of hem a moher's knee bu mos of hem over faher's. Bu 'll broadcas o any nvisible audience, Kelly, ha he guy beween he devil and he deep sea wih he ide rising and he devil grinning hasn' anyhing on' us girls his summer. "Fashion dicaes ha we roll and wear rubber bandages ill we are hipless as a elephone pole. A hlpless woman in a bahing sui looks like a flag wrapped around is pole on a we day. "f a woman could be like a show window, where hey only change he decoraions, i wouldn' be so bad, bu hey nsis on changing he shape of he window every season. am willlng o wear 'em long a he boom and shor a he op because my collar bones do no look like he russes of a canilever bridge. Or will fearlessly wear hem high a he op and shor a he boom because nobody ever accused me of having legs like a canary. Bu when hey wan me o change myself o fi dresses designed like a sove pipe hey can' expec me o yell, 'hip, hip, hurray' when go a couple of hips which have o be removed before can hooray. "Some ni-wi said fashions are, like laws, designed for he greaes good for he greaes number of people, r's a yarn, Kelly, for see few hlpiess women among hose who ea regularly." (Copyrigh by fa* McNmgh Syndicae, ne.) 0 oc^>c^>c^c^ococ<oc<>o^ck>ooooe How Sared By JEAN NEWTON J ooooooooooooocooo^oooooooc THE "SACRED ARCANA" F REQUENTLY, n he newspapers, we come across his erm. The reference is usually poliical, in he sense of being admied o he "sacred arcana" or nner councils of a pary or a group. "Arcana" is he plural of "arcanum," meaning secre, which goes back o he Lain "arcere," "o enclose." And he origin of he expression "sacred arcana" akes us back o original arcana, which was he name given by alchemiss and asrologers of he Middle ages o he hidden secres and special knowledge which hey were supposed o be seeklng. A various imes "he arcana" was anoher name for he "philosopher's sone," he "elixir of life" and various chemical compounds which seemed on heir discovery o have almos magic powers, (Ceeyr1«i> O Fae's Pursui Afer she had refused him he said he was hrough wih women, waned no more women n hh life. Wha he waned, he said, was an underaker. So be wandered down he sree gloomily looking no windows, and prey soon be came o an underaker's window. And n a corner, said: "Lady Assisan." Be kep righ on Louisville Courier-Journal. By REV. JAMES E. FREEMAN, Bishop pf Waahingou. E ABE addressing ourselves wih oo much concern o ha so-udled "youh movemen." would profi us more if we would give serious heed o he paren movemen. Youh oday is only reflecing, in speech and habi, wha i has caugh from ia elders. is doing pracically wha we did when we were young. is inconceivable ha a home can be reasonably secure in is moral characer where he imperaives of religion are negleced or ignored. No amoun of culure, no consisen luxuries, no environing refinemens, can ake he place of his supreme requisie. "Spare he rod and spoil he child" was once a widely recognized maxim. Neglec religious raining and you impair he moral and spiriual characer, is a beer maxim. f he mohers of his land would highly resolve o hink more of heir solemn and sacred obligaions o develop he children God has given hem, by resoring o he home he principles and ideals of religion, hey would conribue more o he happiness, permanence and prosperiy of sociey han all he reform and beermen movemens now so vociferously purveying heir wares. Fewer duies ouside he home, less response o he persisen appeals of sociey, coupled wih a firm consecraion o he holy duies of moherhood and characer building, and we would regiser an advance ha would bring peace and happiness o a disraced and anxious world. "Se hine house in order" w he challenge of he presen momenous hour. World's Greaes Demand s for Compeen, Ti Men and Women By REV. CHARLES R. BROWN, Yale Universiy. The rewards of compeiion and characer never were so grea as hey are Way, bu he Twenieh cenury is more exacing in is requiremens han any oher period in hisory, hence finess of spiri, mind and body are essenial The day of judgmen is no a far away even in he fuure. Every day is judgmen day. Each morning passes senence on he nigh before. Caps and gowns have heir significance and impressiveness, bu remember ha he greaer par of he world's work is being done by men and women in heir shir sleeves, or wha corresponds o heir shir sleeves, in heir paricular profession. The opporuniy for mauriy is seep ascen. The solving of problems in governmen, educaion, religion and sociey can' be done wih he emoions or wih eloquen ouburss of feeling, bu mus be done by compeen, fi men and women. f indusry is o be humanized, if educaion is o rain he spiri, if democracy is no o go down in defea, we need no merely conspicuous saesmen and leaders, bu ranks upon ranks of common people in every communiy wih menal and moral preparedness. More Law Enforcemen and Less Legislaion, Need in Unied Saes By CHESTER. LONG, Presiden American Bar Associaion. Cours of America are unable o funcion properly under presen condiions. The public has los confidence in he cours, boh criminal and civil, all because of he "srai-jacke" wih which he judiciary has been encased hrough he effors of ill-advised and misguided legislaors. The quesion is: "Wha shall we do o remedy he siuaion?" believe he public is willing a las o leave i o he lawyers, if he lawyers will do i. The judges have been obeying his or ha law, passed a he insance of some individual lawyer in he legislaure; many of such laws should be modified before we can improve he adminisraion of jusice. Procedure should be simplified. The legislaures should lay down broad principles and he deails should be filled in by rules of he cour. The inkering should sop. A large number of laws ha now inerfere wih speed and cerainy in he adminisraion of jusice should, be repealed. Naion Faces Press Censorship Unless Tendency o Tha End s Checked By THOMAS DXON, Auhor and Playwrigh Federal governmen censorship of he press will be esablished wihin en years unless seps are aken o preven i. There is a growing demand for censorship of he press, and unless he forces now in moion oward he accomplishmen of his purpose ar me and desroyed, hey will win. Newspapers are he supreme expression of he orderly process of law agains he voice of rio and personal violence and a censored press is he firs sep in he esablishmen of yranny. A free press is he supreme expression of a self-governing communiy. We are aemping oday o subsiue for inelligen self-governmen a labyrinh of legal resricions. Every legislaure which mees enacs ons of hese legal dicums and calls hem laws. They can never become laws unil here is back of hem an informed public. A free press, no he legislaure, is he real lawmaking body of our democracy. Religion Really Sronger Today Than a Any Time in Hisory By JAMES J. DAVS, Secreary of Labor. i Old-fashioned religion, wih is real belief in God, is sronger oday han ever in is hisory. Those who would ry o ear i down may well beware for, in he words of he Scripures: "Be no deceived; God is so mocked." Again i is said ha he world is beginning o lose he fruis of Chrisian experience and eaching, and ha he people are losing heir ancien faih in God and immoraliy, are ceasing o venerae he Bible, and are more ineresed in science han religion* is my opinion ha, while here may be some jusice in his complain,, he complain iself is Bomewha exaggeraed. believe ha saisics will show here has never been a ime when church membership WM larger in proporion o ie populaion han i is oday. Surely here hie never been a ims whan i was easier o raise church funds. is probable ha fere never WAS an age when more people believed in religion han believe is i oday, Here s a rea ha can' be bea! Benefi and pleasure in generous measure! GHS Peppermin Flavor CLMBNG You know how your car performs on he "es hill'* in your viciniy. nsall a se of Champions and compare he increased power and performance wih your previous bes. 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7 riiiih^mriymhbfiajmaii * - - Marines as Colonial Troops a he Sesqui Pagean "-.< % 'J y * These colonial roops really are members of he Fory-niru company, Mrn marine corps, aking par la he Hl«h sree hisorical pagean, "n 1776," a he Seaquicenennial exposiion in Philadelphia. London Losing s Old Signs Famous Emblems Vanishing as Modern Srucures Are Ereced. London. New building consrucion n Flee sree, on a scale almos comparable o recen consrucion n he Srand, reminds us of he scores of old shop signs ha are being seadily reduced n number along his famous newspaper sree. There s no modern equivalen for hese Eigheenh cenury signs. The adopion of numbered shops arid houses has done away wih he necessiy for wha have become anachronisms. They go back o he days when a radesman was accusomed o adverise ha he "makeh and selleh all sors of leaher-breeches" a he "Sign of he Boo and Breeches," or when an old privae bank was locaed "a he Sign of he Three Squirrels." Nowadays a breeches maker would announce aa his shop was locaed a 7 Flee sree, or a Flee sree bank would give as s address simply Flee sree, EL C. 4. Bu a number of he old shop signs have survived o his day and every ime an»ld building is orn ou o make room for a new one, few more relics disappear. n he Eigheenh cenury, when he ar of he old sign was a is heigh, be bes of ariss were no above supplying hem, and some of hose ha survive are of real arisic value. This s he case a he Cock avern, one of he oldes esablishmens n London's newspaper row. The gilded chanicleer ha hangs ouside is a copy of he original, preserved ndoors. was done by he grea Grlnllng Gibbons himself. Originally he avern sood "a he Sign of he Cock." "Three Squirrels" Gone. Then here s Gosling's bank, where Warren Hasings, Clive and Pope once kep heir accouns. sood "a he Sign of he Three Squirrels," bu he squirrels have been aken down. Gosling's self has been swallowed op by Barclay's bank, one of he "Big Five'' of he London banking world; and n he new building he hree squirrels have been reproduced n he windows. As'for he Sign of he Boo and Breeches, which once sood in Flee sree, even he sie has been forgoen. Wihin he las year or wo, such old signs as he beehive a 64, he hogshead of wine, he Caxon's head, he duke's arms, he race horse, he "sun of righeousness" and he orch exinguisher all of hem once familiar have gone. Who firs po hem ip, wha shops hey once marked % where hey are now, nobody knows. New buildings have aken he place of he old buildings ha bore hem, or aleraions in he old buildings have caused hem o be removed. Today we can only suppose ha a dealer in honey once had his shop "a he Sign of he Bee Hlve,^ ha f wine merchan was formerly locaed "a he Sign of he Hogshead" and hi a priner sough his cusom "a he Sign of he Caxon's Head." Some of Them Remain. Numbers of old sipns, forunaely, ' are sill in place, alhough even he ; socieies ha have delved ino his rich mine of Eigheenh cenury ar are unable o ell he sories of some of hem. A banner, a Chinese head, a deah's head, a fiddle, a fleur-de-lis device, a globe, a mask, a group -e he Muses and a group of winged lions are disclosed by a single walk hrough Flee sree oday. Angels, balances, golden boles, marlgolsja, a phoenix, a shamrock and a hisle reveal he whereabous of shops ha have long since vanished before he ide ha has swep all of London's newspaper offices, and mos of he London offices of he world's grea newspapers, ino he Flee sree area. Barrels, shields, daggers, a porcullis, poshorns, a red cross, whea sheaves, a whie horse and a whie rose, falcons, popinjays, red lions and he picures of dead kings and queens are here o ake our minds back o he days before had occurred o London o number s shops. New heraldic devices are, of course, occasionally pu up n various pars of London, ncluding Flee sree, bu hese are no o be confused wih shop signs, for he college of heralds is he las auhoriy in he world ha could ever be suspeced of dabbling in rade. Everybody knows he griffin, which "SLEEPER" ON CONTNENT STRANGE TO AMERCANS *- aeh Comparmen Has Two Bunks nd Many -Gadges* Eiquee of he Car for Travelers. WaaMnion. Life on a Coninenal "sleeper" s described in s bolleun from he Washingon headquarers of fe* Naional Oaographlc sociey, Trmch sleeping ears ar differen from he usual sleeper n America, sihesogb hey have ome hings in common wih he moa recan American ee«perm«n caches, aaya he fcoqen. An aisle exenda down one aide o* he car, abou he lengh of an Amereaa eoach, and from *M» **** doors open ino he comparmens, Tfca aer bare a floor plan eomewfce like ha of a grand piano; he* a he enrance 6ooT,waB. o l greaer widh a he oher o ssafwiefced beween wo adjoeof sands on s pedesal a he wes end of Flee sree. LB easily he mos famous of ha highway's heraldic devices possibly he mos famous n all London, for marks he boundary line of he ciy proper, where he lord mayor enders his sword of sae o he sovereign on he occasion of royal visis o he ciy. The sovereign, n accordance wih ancien cusom, ouches he sword and reurns i o he lord mayor's keeping a rie exemplifying he ciy's saus of semiindependence. The griffin s presumably inended for one of he dragons, supporers of he ciy's arms ; and in Flee sree s affecionaely known as he "Ace of Clubs." Dooms All Shrines Where Animals Are Worshiped Tokyo. The shrines bureau of he home deparmen bus ordered he desrucion of housands of small shrines hroughou Japan dedicaed o he primiive supersiious worship ol foxes, snakes and oher animala. These small shrines come down from imes when animal worship and various forms of naure worship were par of he lives of he simple counry people, and are doomed now on he ground ha hey are anagonisic o he progress of he naion. Lile opposiion o he move s expeced, because wih he spread of educaion he more primiive forms oi worship are dying ou. Origin of Flag Washingon The origin of he Sars and Sripes has been raced. Army hisorians have found ha he garrison a For Sanwix, N. Y., made a flag of red, whie and blue ou of heir clohes and an enemy coa and hoised afer recapuring he for Augus 2, Sick Ex-Fighers Breed Canaries Ears ha are especially uned o he clear, commanding call of a bale bugle are none he less appreciaive of he sof noes of song birds. Ex* service men a he Municipal Tuberculosis saniarium in Chicago have underaken he raising of canaries^ Many of he cages for he birds raied ar famished graia. comparmens and is shared by heir occupans. An ingenious device bols boh lavaory doors a once. You are almos ready o believe ha he elecrical designer sough o play a joke on he passengers. Swiches are cleverly hidden so ha hey seem a par of he decoraions. n he comparmens wo bunks may be prepared, a lower and an upper, placed across he rain, no in he direcion of ravel as n America. No curains are used and you necessarily share he lile room raher nimaely wih whomever he oher icke baa been fold o. Ticke agens mus, of course, be exceedingly careful n heir sales. There can be no haphazard selling of uppers and lowers o men and women as n America. Coninenal sleeping cars are filled o overflowing wh "**4gea, H paricularly he upper berh, by way, perhaps, of woeolarieo for oaa of he lower. Lile ness of nickeled hooks fold ou of each oher fanwlse so ha you may hang every garmen you possess on a separae hook, and sill have racks and nes and hammocks besides. The lower berh even has a special lile sloping plush ren and hook for your wach so ha you may hang open beside your head. Prom he ceiling a broad w^b srap exends down o he side of he upper berh a he middle o keep is occupan from rolling ou he original, no doub of he similar devices now being inroduced ino America. The generally acceped cusom a bedime is for he holder of he lower berh o surrender he comparmen o his fellow raveler unil he laer reires, and hen o reire himself. n he morning he order is revered; he occupan of he lower berh rleee dra onlees desinaions differ and he upper raveler mus leave he rain flra There are no smoking rooms on idnf* aeaal sleepers. n he earrldor, held acalaa he ouer, wail by a spraj. are hinged seas which may be lowered Bore one aa and smokes f he Like* TUBERCULOSS S SPREAD BY HENS The ransmission of fowl or avian uberculosis hrough he egg is a. negligible facor in spreading he disease, according o he resuls of exensive experimens conduced by Dr. G. P. Fich, division chief, and H. E. Lubbehusen and Ruh N. Dikmana of he veerinary medicine saff a Universiy farm, S. Paul, Minn. The experimens have been running abou a year and he experimeners have»o far examined nearly 800 eggs laid by abou 40 known uberculous hens affeced wih various forms of he disease. Many of he eggs were examined by inoculaion ino he bodies of chickens and many ohers have been culured. None of he birds, or a few animals so inoculaed, has as ye developed uberculosis. "These resuls would seem o indicae," say he auhors, ''ha ubercle bacilli ure no usually ransmied hrough he egg and ha he danger in his manner is no grea." Tuberculosis among chickens is especially frequen in owa, Minnesoa, Norh and Souh Dakoa, and Wisconsin. Close housing necessary n winer monhs conribues o he spreading of nfecion. Tuberculosis in farm flocks becomes significan because of s relaion o he uberculosis of cale and swine. n 21 ou of 25 cases examined by a Nebraska saion veerinarian was found ha uberculosis of swine was conraced from barnyard fowls. Experimens have also shown ha he skiu form of uberculosis of cale may be produced by he fowl or avian ype. Lae Buil Houses Are Liable o Cause lls Many poulrymen are finding ha poulry houses buil oo lue n he fall are ap o resul n colds and roup. Before he birds, especially pulles, are pu n a new poulry house he floor as well as he lumber used n consrucion mus be horoughly dry. A house buil of seasoned lumber during he monh of Augus his ample ime for drying ou before he birds are pu no heir winer quarers. The essenials of a good poulry house are: Dryness, as his prevens colds and roup ; fresh air, which keeps he birds in good healh; sunligh, naure's bes disinfecan, and floor space so ha during confinemen he birds will have room o exercise. For he bes resuls a poulry house should be buil for unis of 200 birds. This requires a house 20 h' 40 fee. should face souhward and should be locaed on high, dry ground. and where i ges some sheler, Glass windows on he eas and wes sides wih curain windows in he fron will ullow all he sunligh and fresh air ha he birds require. Proecion of he flock agains d" n and seasonal changes of weaher and climae s he purpose of a poulry house. For New Jersey condiions, he New Jersey muliple uni laying house gives bes resuhs. The plans for his house are given n Circular 152 of he New Jersey Experimen saion, New Brunswick, N. J., whkh can be obained free on applicaion. Good Poulry Business o Cull Ou Nonlkyers Jfls as a good huslness proposiion. hose hens ha are no laying a his ime of he year should be culled ou of he flock and sold. They have probably finished heir year's work and will ea expensive feed and use valuable house room he res of he year. The poor-laying hen a hig ime of he year is lazy, overfa. probably beginning o mol, and has brigh yellow coloring lef in her 'ega and beak f she is of he yellow-svinned breeds. On he oher hand, he good layer is always acive, looks healhy, will no mol unil lae in he fall, and has pn he yellow from her skin "uo he yolks of all he eggs she has laid. Any flock owner can cull hens by hese indicaions. f he does no have confidence m his ahiliv o do a good Job of culling be can shu his culls up for a few days and «ee if bey lay any eggs. Good House for Geese n order o make a success of goose falsing he house should be on he ground. A building ip off he ground would be much oo dry. The goose house does no need o be expensive, ordinary rough lumber which is baened on he ouside would be quie suiable. Berh should be hrown ino he house so as o make he floor a leas six nches or, beer, one foo above he level of he ground ouside. The eggs should be colleced as soon as laid. Depluming Mies Hens are someimes roubled wih scabies, or depluming ml ea, which bie he skin a he base of he feahers and finally cause s los of plumage. Mix four pars lard wih one par flowers of sulphur, sad rub his oinmen on he pars where feahers are lacking. A loss of feahers around he back s someimes caned by e> Mfe of he male birds, Washing he are pars wih commercial disinfecan soluion may pron useful la apliiijliif depluming mie*, Summer Spors Afer boon of acive play, a cup of delicious Monarch Cocoa is a real rea. "And he who give* a child a ^ca, makes joybclls ring in Heaven's sree." Pure, wholesome, refreshing, saisfying, delicious. MONARCH QuafyforToVcars Ssrer Bold Thrcmcb Cbals orn. REED, MURDOCH & CO. r-^u-.g«. BiTm Pkubassh N«w York Lead* in Maple New York sae produced more maple sugar and sirup his year han Vermon. Of he large producing counies in he sae, Wyoming couny sands a he head wih a producion of 96,000 pounds. Thief! h Wha He Calls Headache Brooklyn. Mr. Richard A. Davidson wries: "A headache s a hief, because if figured up he number of days was unable o do my bes work on accoun of a sick headache, i would amoun o hundreds of dollars. have found he bes relief for sick headache is Carer's Lile Liver Pills. They have rarely failed o clear my aacks and hey one up my somach and bowels in fine shape." Chronic sick headache s many imes irregular bowel movemen. Try Carer's Lile Liver Pills. Druggiss, 25 & 75c red packages. No His Habi "Why don' you pay aenion?" he shoued. " never pay anyhing," he deadbea snored. Good Hardware. Honor land. les in hones oil. Cleve- COrTFEE and COCOA ngraiude Tom call ha ingraiude. Jack- -Wha QOW7 Tom Afer each ha girl s) swim she goes o anoher fellow for a pos-graduae course. i r $ Sure Relief % '& 6 BCLlfANS Ho waer Sure Relief ELL-ANS FOR NDGESTON 25«and 7¾ Pkis.Soid Everywhere CORNS Quick relief from painful corns, leader oe and pressors of igh shoe*. DrSchalTs The New Freely-Lahering.Giicura. Shaving Sick ForTender Faces EMOLDENT MEDCNAL ANTSEPTC Bu They Like "l can' bear o have my chili kissed by srangers.*' "Neiher can, bu i can S* helped. They are all over eigheea." Beggendorfer Blaeer. Munich. Choose your new car from he General Moors Line n he pas welve monhs he public has purchased 1,086,590 General Moors cars, an unprecedened record. This grea volume of business has made possible sm furher economies and hese have been pu ino he qualiy of he 1927 series now on display by Qeneral Moors dealers. The new General Moors line is firs of all a qualiy line. embodies every ad* vanage of research. has been proved a he General Moors Proving Ground. Every car is finished in Duco; he closed cars have Fisher Bodies. is a complee line* includes 59 models of open and closed ypes, rang* ing in price*a-he*facory from $510 o $4,350. Wihin i you will find die car you wan a he price you wan o pay. We invie you o visi he show rooms of our dealers and selec your new car from he General Moors line. GENERAL MOTORS CHEVROLET PONT1AC ' OLpSMOBOB OAKLAND ' BUCK < CADHXAC GMC TRUCKS YELLOW CABS, BUSES AND TRUCKS "Aemfm i f.-1. ^. * ^..! V*>

8 :>>"*» w ^f><p«pm*p *^^^F W WBP *scl. & # * M: & & *. m 'i.y **** is THE COMMUNTY FLLNG STATON Firs and foremos is he sandard rboor f uel of he.-middle wes Red Crown Gasoline. Bed Crown Ga&ollne will ''give you he lowes opera- ^j ig cos. is designed and rbol o give maximum power. SMOKES REFRESHMENTS ACCESSORES Qualiy Superb Service Unequaled C. A. WEDDGE George Republican Candidae for Sheriff Wimbles A he Primaries Tuesday, Sep. 14 You voe will de appreciaed Farley of Richfield Cener, Ohio UCT0N1 On accoun of he deah of my husband will dispose el my household propery a public aucion a he residence on Main S and Howell Road in he village of Pinckney on SATURDAY, SEPT. 11 Brass Bed. complee Venus Marin Bed Davenpor %j ^Library Table Commencing a 1:00 P. M, Several Sands Large Mirror Two Small Mirrors Old Fashioned Bureau Several Pairs Curains roning Board Washing Machine Sewing Machine Dining Room Table 6 Dining Room Chairs 4 Rockers Wringer Wash Tubs 2 Dressers Buffe Copper Boiler Kichen Cabine Some Garden Tools Two 9x12 Rugs Se of Dishes Pans Several Small Rugs Cook Sove Several Picures Double Barrel Sho Gun Oil Heaer Book Case Elecric ron Large Base Burner Cupboard and many Wriing Desk oher aricles oo num- Large Size Warbrobe erous o menion. TERMS- All Sales Mus Be Cash LOCAL NEWS --^1¾ Mr. and Mrs. K. T. lurad were in Deroi Monday. Mrs. l>on Fiedler is visiing relaives a Sandwich, On. Mr. and,mrs. G. Dinklc were How- Hl visiors Saurday. Mr. and Mrs. N. O. Frye were in Deroi he firs uf he Mrs. H. K. Kllio and Evelyn Klliu visied Lansing relaives las Mrs. A. J. Gaffney is undergoing reamen a he Pinckney Saniarium. Prosecuing Aorney Hiram Smih is confined o his bed by an aack of influenza. Mrs.Minnie Bes Nagel and son Roland uf Deroi visied Mrs. Leal Sigler las Wednesday. Guy Hull was in Howell Suurday. Frank Newman was in Howell one day las K. \Y. Lake and wife of Alma were guess of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lake Monday. Mrs. Sarah Wilson visied Mr. and Mrs. George Bullis a Pingree over he week end. Dr. and Mrs. F. J. Brown of Deroi were week end guess of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Read. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Mowers of Deroi are visiing his parens, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mowers. Marie Kngle of Webser Ts visiing a he home of her aun and uncle Paul and Veronica Fohey Mr. and Mrs. Harry Warner of Jackson were Sunday callers a he home of Mrs. Alice Teeple. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Van Telp of Deroi spen he week end wih Mr. and Mrs. Arhur Bullis. Mrs. Lmma Lewis lef Tuesday for in exended visi wih Mr. and Mrs. Cleorge Hendee a Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Swurhou and son Bobbie were week end guess a he H. H. Swarhou home. Mr. and MTB, S. H. Carr and Mrs. Milo Keler aended he funeral of Mrs. Avery a Ypsilanl Tuesday. Mrs. Ella Newman and Mrs. Lehr of Ann Arbor were callers a he home of Mrs. Ben W T hie Monday.' Mr. and Mrs. Leo Fohey of Marquee are visiing a he home of his hroher and siser, Paul and Veronica Fohey. Misses Sylvia Washburn and Evelyn were week end guess of Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Kllio. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Drown and daugher Caherine spen Sunday and Monday wih Mr. and Mrs. Ber Van liiuircum. Professor J. P. Doyle was called o Lexingon Saurday by he deah of his faher, so his classes did no sar unil oday. Lewis Shehan is raising he barn on his farm eas of own, puing a basemen under i and making exensive repair* on i."* ~ Vi^ John D. Whie and flniiiy^o'f How- 11 and Raymond Leuvey and family of Gregory spen Sunday a he home of f'arick Lavey. Mrs. Alice Hoff and daugher Elva -pen he week end wih Howell relaiivrs and aended he Hoff reunion a Poer's Park, Lansing. The form owned by.john Schiun, 'cnown as he Henry Harris farm, has! heen sold o John Haline of Deroi! svlio?ias aken possession. ' Mr. and Mrs. M. Mnrin and son of* ' Lansing are visiing a he home' of Mr. and Mrs. Parick Kennedy and Mr. and Mrs. rvin Kennedy, Miss Anne Michell of Deroi, Mr. aid Mrs. A. Anderson and Verne Anderson of Deroi were week end /uess of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lnke. Dan P. Markey of Deroi and fames Markey of Morrison, 111., called m old ime friends in Pinckney las Thursday, James has sold his home in Morrison and inends o make his fuure homo in California. A picnic. was held a Baughn's Muff's ns Saurday afernoon for he nembers of he bridge club and heir :usbands, here being abou 50 presn. n he evening Mr. Loren Webber of Deroi enerained he pary a iridge a her coage. Born o Mr. and Mr. Waler Clark on Wednesday. Sepember 8, a 7 pound daugher, Dorohy Carr was he gues of Lucile Kennedy a Cedar Lake las Clarence G. Sackabiehas rened he he Eld. Farnum residence on W Main S. Wir Hendee is a he Deroi Sae Fair his week wih hisfinewool sheep. OPT ATCH LYNNCGARDNER Lynn C Gardner of osco ownship, candidae for Sae Represenaive, Republican pary, second erm, respecfully solicis your suppor a he Primary elecion on Sepember J4 l9* B EAUTY and digniy even while a professional precision g nicies he arrangemens. And acual sympaheic ineres ha makes of i a sincere service insead of a mere formaliy. PJH59WARTHOUT. r-u.neral,hom&' F OHENa SS PJJNCKN CH Your Sae Tax During he adminisraion of Governor Alex J. Groesbeck he sae ax has been reduced as follows: LVNGSTON COUNTY $98, , $26, Reducion. From he Primary school* ax, since 1921, he sae has increased paymens o your couny as follows: 1921 $46,767.01* , ncrease.... $18, Governor Groesbeck has so arranged sae finances,4ha unless you own an auomobile you do no pay one cen fnr Tir^^w swam. k»hjgjfiffi^faf»mf!fia?inor for heir mainainance. Besides payingill f5l*^fmsruciwn coss from he Weigh and Gas Tax, he highway bonds are being reired from he same fund Reurned o couny from Auomobile License Fees $29, Paid o Couny on Sae Rewards Accoun $13, These saemens can be verified by your own couny records. During Governor Groesbeck's adminisraion, Michigan has consruced 3,480 miles of improved highways of which 1,480 are paved roads. This adverisemen is conraced for by he Livingson Couny friends of Oorernoi Groesbeck Gran M. Hudson 0 To Congress, 6h. Dls. n he Republican Primaries Sep 14,1926 «r: 1i ' > * *. \ M 'C* MRS. T. F. RCHARD, Prop. PERCY ELLS, Aucioneer JOHN DNKEL, Clerk - ^ Rober h. Kpause A* OF DEERFELD TOWNSHP Candidae for & % T*rH '+*-: f>i V =rr- SHBRFP v. ON WE REPUBLCAN TCEET «he Primary Elecion Sep 14 will be appriiafed.r7.?$ PEARL M. PARKER Pearl M. Parker, candidae fereeaay Treanrar on he RaobUcaa Ticke f my work ae rm approval will appreciae voor voe, Sepl Ua 19» Leader n- on Deep Sea Waerway Civil Service Reiremen Agriculural Relief * ndusry Enforcemen of he Law sad he Suppor of he Consiuion /M ir )-: :,X > : yy _*_* ^i^f +jf m 'fy' A : ibml.rjih «r * - m$l & "4i M'^'J jy :K-*i, ' '! '.- ' ' * _ "*. * v.5-.>-»**<.& *ii >*/.yf ^M &' ^