The Deer Hunters Are Returning

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1 *- ft fc t tf <L fkbey Hgh Sdwol Fake Bwmess Broker lfe Foetkll Season 1 s Gven Freedom Wtoa tum Cam* From Brghton s «7. Jack Dltoway Fa*. t«r«««n Both ffensve and DofensT««E. B. Hanroy PUadt CuUty. Makot lutttut^ou and s Sot at Lberty Just Before Washtenaw and Monroe ffcer* Ask HU Arrest Pnckney Hgh School football team won from Brghton n ther Ana) game of the year Monday by E. B. Harvey, 55, of Kansas Cty a score of 12 to 7. Ths gves them who was arrested n Jackson county /l a record of 6 vctores and 3 losses. and later released when he pad a The game was the closest ever played by the hgh school on the local whch he had receved as commsson Brooklyn busness man back $50 flem and they escaped defeat n the'for sellng hs busness s once more last quarter, one mght 3ay, by an at lberty. n hs release from the eyelash. Jackson jal he was turned over to The game was playe-d on a afeld Lvngston county offcers o n 6 nches deep n mud and /ast work charges made by James Shrey of was dffcult The Brghton team was Pnckney and Wllam Brogan of faster than Pnckney, ganed more Howell that they had been defraud- Mround and had a good forward ed of money by hm on fake sale pflbng attack but were prone to schemes. Accordng to the state l Bjftlt *nd Pnckney got possesson polce he had also worked the fcau four tme on fumbles. scheme on Peck, Gregory garage 'HBftloway featured for man and a Stocksrdge busness Pneteotf'Jn both the offensve and man. defenshw departments of the game. After beng held at the Howell n the second quarter he made a jal snce Saturday he plead gulty 50 yard run down the sde lnps last Wednesday and was released beng downed n the 3 yard lno. when he pad back the money whch Here John Wyle went over for a The Deer Hunters Are Returnng Some Deer Are Beng Brought Back By Them But More Albes. The Doep Snow Made Deer'' Huntng Real Work Ths Year mprovng The Weekly Church Program CATHLC CHURCH SERVCE Sunday Masses at 8:30 and 10:30. Confessons Saturday evenng at ' :30. Rev. Lews M. Don Pastor Legslature to Pass B the Lquor Bll Currenf Comment You would thnk that n. tmes lke the present that no money would be left lyng around tux- For clamed n the banksy Yet such s Gov. Com stock uues Call Specal Staton to Convene n the case. About sx,; weeks ago the Nov. 22. Amend Penson ; Pnckney State Bank pad a ten Act?! percent dvdend. At the tme depos- 1 tors were asked to call for ther The state legslature wll meet n money and otner checks were maled specal sesson at noon Nov. 22, n out. Yet there s stll $300 n dvdends layng n the bank whch has accordance wth a call ssued ths w-k by Gov. Wn. A. C'omstock. not b.-en called for. There s another The salons wll be lmted to th" sum of money n the bank amountconsderaton of the followng subjects, stpulatd by the governor n ' persons who have movvd away and ng to over?500. Ths belongs to the call: whose present address s not known. Control of manufacture, 'dstrbuton and sale of hard lquors. j amounts to consderable. «\ law s All banks have smlar sums and t Passage of a $30,000,000 bond <n the book.* whch provdes that all act to fnance the state publc works M c h unclamed sums shall be turned program under the XKA., over to the state of Mchgan. A Amendment to the bankng law. notce wa< publshed n every county to allow state banks to v.dl pro/erred to that effect recently but as yet stuck to the RFC or another loanng the money hak not been taken over a^' ncv - by the state. Many of the fundj n An enablng act to permt.-= tat" the Pnckney bank go back to the banks to com.' under the advantages ol(1 old Tceple Exchange Bank of some of federal depost nsurance. years ago and the depostor.* are Modfcaton of the old age penpub'c long snce dead or forgotten. son law. Appropratons for the the stat" trust commsson and board of chropractors. Amendment-; to th The -lays of the fronter woman! are evdently not yet gone judgng. frum the explots of Mrs. Lee Davs on of Manchester. Her husband s a deputy sherff. ne day last week a telephone call came to Mr. Davson notfyng hm that Roscoe Howard, he obtaned from Lvngston county touchdown on the thrd attempt. busness men. Mr. Shrey receved nsurance The attempt to forward pass for the 25, Wllam Brogan $15, and $16 code to clarfy certan tax sectons. extra pont faled. Pnckney'a second s stll beng held by Lvngston BAPTST CHURCH The stato legslatve councl nformed Gov. Comsto'k prevous to touchdown came n the thrd quarter county offcers for Mr. Peck. Martn Rev.?. P. Ksc Pastor John Wyle ntercepted a Brghton ( J. Lavan of Brghton acted as Mr. The Pnckney deer hunters heran Servces each Sunday h.; ssuauce of the call, that th'y pass and ran t back 40 yards to 24, wanted n Kentucky for three Harvey's attorney. Soon after Har to straggle n last Frday and Satur-1 Mornng Worshp 10:30 would have completed consderaton the ten yard lne. Here Drown went murders, was headed towarj Manchester on the Clnton road n a car vey's release Washtenaw and Mon-'day laden wth some deer but morv.specal and seperate servces for the of the lquor control bll by the oyer for a touchdown on the thrd roe county offcers asked that he be! albes. The snow whch was wast! lttle folks. tme the legslature meets, and that wth a Kentucky lcense. Deputy try.! turned over to them when Lvngston had fnshed wth hm as he ng real work and many ramrod Classes for all controversal queston woul 1 b» deep n the deer country male hunt- Sunday School 11 :15 a unanmous report on the hghly Davson was out of town. Delay was Brghton also scored n thu mpossble. Mrs. Davson buckled quarter. Pnckney after yeldng a, * wa^ wanted for workng a smlar had enough of t n a week's tme. B. Y. P U :00 ready. t s expected that dscussons on a revohcr and accompaned by a couple of frst downs to them got _ _ scheme on _ v_. Ypslant : _ : _ and Monroe Two deer were brought back Sat- j Ev of the. bll wll engross the legslature for some weeks, and t s con <-'*"»* Worshp 8:00 neghbor set out on the Clnton the A. ball, on the 25 yard u lne. Wlson *u«' busness men. urday. Eugene Mclntyre who hunted j Thurs - <-' n K P yer sen-ce - 8:00 road. The car wth the Kentucky puntng from a mud hole on the sdered doubtful f a control bll Harvey wth Wllam Dlloway near Prud-1 lcense came along and was crowdc 1 fourth down had hs punt blocked] The companes whch can pass the.upper and lower houses the law denvlle got a sx pont buck and CNGREGATNAL CHURCH to the curb by the plucky woman and Hyne carred t to the ten yard clams_to represent evade ^1 W. H. MeyeFlT - n tme to permt the togal -*ak «- stnat--o*e^-w«u«~ E. J. Bequut Mnster and the wanted man captured wthout a shot beng fred. lne. Here he went through the! n that ajt the msrepresentaton Pnckney lne on the thrd tral.bob done by the salesman by word Q derstand that L. J. and Claude M.s Etty.ler_rganst hard l( l uor n Mchgan by Dec Clark also crashed the Pnckney lne mouth. The agreement whch the Swarthout who are at Lovells alo Mrs. Earl Baughn_Drect. of Musc( ut *' hcn tmo tht> "^ual.repeal of got a deer each. Tor the extra pqhfc" Thsscore put vctms sgn merely agrees to ad Rex "Harrs and "Percy Swarthout -Supt. of $. S. J the Sth amendment s expected to new lfe nto Brghton and Fnckney j vertse the busnesses for sale for aj Bdy Martn are also huntng wth Mornng Worshp 10:80 a.m. be an accomplshed fact. Another bunch of postcards came had her hands full the last perod. certan length of tme. t does not. tnc<m - Junor Church. 10:30 a.m. A second specal sesson called hev through the mals last week ed the ball to-the-35~ya^!«a y where.ne such company auver- Maurce Kelly returned from t ne Sunday School 11:30 a.m. for January s sad to have been -ltcded upon by (ov. Comstock." busness. Ths tme t was sgned askng f you desred to sell your lne on a forward wus pass Then made^tlses them n an obscure kl^^ma^rppetpennsula wth tftartes~gu dot' Chrstan "Endeavor :Tr77TTT:JHrp? two frst downs reachng the three paper. ecpty handed. Maurce mssed t'o rchestra Practse Next n mportant'* 1 to the lquor th k Assocate, 5rokerage Cojnpany~ yard lne. Here the Pnckney lne Another batch of postal carcjj shots and the thrd tme hs gun Tuesday Evenng at the Church control bll, and the measure that s of rnaha, Nebraska. There s a> from' J amme< and held and Brghton only ganed a yd.; came to Pnckney last week l mssed fre. Senor Chor rehersal Wednesday calculated to produce the most freworks, wll be that authorzng a to defraud but evdently by some heavy penalty for usng the mals n two attempts. n the thrd down' the Assocated Brokerage Co. of Stanley Dnkel returned Saturday rvt ; nn^ ^ * _*.: * Prayer Hyne started-an end run but Jack 1 y< meetng Thursday evenng $30,000,000 bond Usue to fnance techncalty these gentry get around maha. Neb. The prntng and prop- w'ltn most ot ns 'eer nuntng on at 7:130. the state buldng program. The ths law. We doubt t' h* frm gets Dttloway broke through and threw oston were almost dentcal wth; thusasm gone. He waded n thv federal publc works commssoner! any r pns from Pnckney ths tme. hm for a ten yard loss. Ths paved. that recently sent out from Wchta,! deep snow four days and saw only o has refused to okay any plan other ha game as Wlson at once punted ; Kansas. The postal laws evdently or\o bear, whch he mssed and a doc. ALLSN MUSSN 1 than a bond ssue f government j t wll.«(11)1) be tax tme a;.rau and of danger. A touchdown at ths wll have to be amended beor.'l Messrs. Dnkel, Dlloway and Mefor Brghton would have meant these gentry are curbed. n tyre vsted Patrck Dllon and on W lnesday, November 15, at the pt. n. (>nt s t0 n(, authorzed, j surprsed to fnd that ther property A v«ry mple weddng took pl^«' partcpaton to the extent of :u> D-L of the people wll be agreeably 18 to 12 vctory for them. famly who are encamped about two! home of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Allson mom. y obtaned would be u>ed pre J,ax s lessened by the 15 mll tax Pnckney Brghton! D l M r N r v Kmcprwncw-rc! mles from Pruddenvlle. They are'of PNCKNEY NDEPENDENTS ( Pnckn.-y, when ther daughter, mar y to ^1(1 lo prcm. n t.state hosncely located and had shot ' amendment p;ssed last year. f Adesh L. f. Todt BEAT ANN ARBR 20-7 one MM-JHC Mare, was unted n mar-lpj^ facltes. pour.-e the government wll obtan Wlson, Capt. L. T. Brogan deer. ' age to Robert Clayton Mu..son of j en 1 usual amount of tax money from Gardner L. G. Ptkn The hunters found t rather cold How. JUSTCE CURT NEWS you by way of the sales tax and Young C. Kngsbury Beat Broadway Merchants for Second Trr.'S Ths Year on a Snow sleepng n the tents la>t week anl Ju t,-,, l1y y,. u.^.^ tlh. vn. y j Tm, t. map, sut 0f j t o y \\ t - M [ beef t;t\ but t < not so notceable. Spears R. G. Weeks some of them sat up all nght feed- j,, m(> (j;lv. l ](1 hour thc brdes who lve., on the VanMareum farm Anyway, the property owners are G. Lamb U. T. Carter Covered Feld. Pjay Dexter ng the lre. father and mother were nar'..versus George Lot'g w<s tred gettng a break. Battle R. K. Case Here Sunday rvlle Smth and Wrt 11 ' > ) 1 n! 1.. >.,.,. A,, be ' fon K.. fr,, nvt,-,. Ah.t Va t - th Read Q. t. Shaw j. returned from Gaylord 'uesdav ' J rotn[)l]y at 1:30 tle young neo e Jsue /MX o.-.' m : couple accompaned by the groom'.. town hall Saturday mornng. Several La.-t. sprng a 5c and 10c aucton Drown L. H. Clarkj 7h, 0 pnckney ndependent foot- wth two G pont bucks. M.-tor, Knstne, and brother, Max, weeks ago George Long, who own-- a wa> hehl r. Huron county where a Dllowv y R. H. Avs ]j a j team defeated the Broadway 0^ j took ther places before a bank of large number of sheep, klled a dog j mortgage fon closure of farm stock Wyle F. F. Hyne Merchants of Ann Arbor here last SHRT CHANGE fern.s and vne-. took place. Th" entre lst of stock Touchdowns Wylo, Drown, Sunday for the second tme ths ARTSTS HT TWN Hyne. Extra pont Clark. Subst-1 yeur Dy a A coup^1 of. women short change per and tools :-o!d for les.s than $10. Numerous arrests were made nclud score of 20 to 7. Thc feld artsts vsted Pnckney last Frday tutons Pnckney, Shehan f r was snowy and slppery and fast belongng to lea 1 whch he clamed had been kllng h.-, sheep. Ths dog was «hot n the yard n front of th" Head home. Head dened that hs dog was a sheep kller and sued for damages. Nether party had a Rev. perqust of Pnckney formed the ceremony. Spear.*, Clnton for Wyle, Hnchey^ wor- was mpossble. Pnckney made afternoon but faled to work ther ' The brde wore falle wth ng that of a Had Axe busness man, corbebb; for Gardner, Gerycz for Lamb.) somo bg'gans the frst quarter and» e- They entered the Tueple ' sage of gold and bronze am a fomer sherht. The busness Brghton.Greenwood for Avs, Kras- reached the ten yard lne where they, Hardware store and purchased a 15c mums. Mss Musson wore grey- man was tred frsthand the jury *"'*( lawyer but each acted a< h.* own dsagved. now the sx other defendant- ha\e all been released. These ney for Weeks. Frst downs ' wt. rc hc]t to down,s. Kennedy scored P^ tn of Petf-r Conway, clerk. Ths crepe wth a corsage of hlu< sw0(?t attorney. Mrs. Heal and Mr. and Pnckney 8, Brghton 10. Penaltes the frst touchdown n the second they pad for wth a ten do ar bl! peas and yellow mum«, the brde of Mrs. 11. VanSyckel werfor Head. Long had no wtne.- -">. W tlle «. nckney 4, Brghton 3. Referee quart (. r after a seres of gan?' When Peter had made the chanp forty years ago wore brown crepe mock auctons were undoubtedly _Rancour, Western State. Head (through the Ann Arbor lne and * he y dscovered they had the ]TJC and her corsage Mas orchd sweet hgh-handed but drastc acton was Justce Frost gave Head a verdct need, d to prevent the people from lnesman DrM, Pruddenvlle. around end. Gerycz kcked god change whch they offered hm a'd;p<'as wth yellow mums, a gft from of $2'> and costs. Mr. Long ;nd that th" case would be ap- and farms. The mortgage foreclos lo ng all of ther goodj, chattels ' ' " j Gerycz made a touchdown n the asked for ther $10 bll back agan.'her grandchldren. nounccu LAKELAND C'RCLE F thrd perod but mssed the try for However several Pnckney merchants were gyp<*d by smlar ak.-ts Was se!*ved th( mmedate relatves A delcous three course dnner] pealed. ure moratorum was the drect KNG'S DAUGHTERS! goa]. shehan made the last touch-' Thc Lakeland Crcle o Kng's down n tm, fnat quarter aft 0 r a a year or so ago and Peter was ; Frday monung s the date by Mrs. Lews Wagner assted Daughters was most pleasantly eh number of Pnckney gans on lne" wse so the scheme backfred. They ysut of Wllam Thompson of How 11! result of ths. Klmer Langley and Gerald Dnkel' versus Lous Stackable s "t for tert&ned by Mrs. Mnne Cooper at plays Gcryc2 kckcl goal. left town hurredly n a car wth actng as waters. They wore whte, j tral before Justce Frost. Ths s BG FEATHER PARTY her home at Slver, Lake,, Tuesday., Ann Arbor scored n the The young couple left for Cleve- the outgrowth of an auto wreck at AT HWELL THEATRE afternoon. Despte the cold unplew-< Ann ^ Arhor scored n t h e a Colorado lcense whch was watng for them wth a male rvt r. land amd a shower of rce and old 1 quarter when Bud Dlloway Chubbs Corners hst September n The Howell Theatre wll hold us ant weather, nneteen were n ut>] had a punt blocked on the shoes and on ther return wll resde whch Thompson's car and one be-1 annual feather party on Saturday tendance. The presdent, Mra. lenaance. n«v ^ ^ ^ "' Pnckney 30 yard lne. Mutt Sbdt NTCE on the Howell and Pnckney road. longng to Bete Pros. drven by j nght, November 25. Loads of poultry wll be gven away free to the Clfford VanHom. presded at the The C^ E. s.gvng a pre-thankgvng program Sunday nght, Nov bbe(j t and pan unmoleatj t fc,, meetng whch was opened wth & touchdown ^ ^ ^ o Stackable were wrecked. w c n l GLD STAR PSTMASTER DES holders of the lucky numbers. Q" sngng, "h, Love, Cannot Let, ^ h ^ Pnckney lne for ember 27, at tbe Congregatonal the Push Clark, postmaster at Rush-1 HWELL PHYSCAN DES Choce turkeys, geese, ducks and Go," and devot«onals by *u* extn pont> A nn Arbor dd not church, The program wll start at ton for th( past 4X years derj WHLE HUNTNG DEER chckens wll be dstrbuted to the pfe Pettys. Report of the last. have muqh luck c ^ bau 7:30 P. M. Vstors from dfferent there Frday mornng of cancer. H.-:] Dr - ^«m{, - s K - Hr own» r,(5 fo1 35 (lucky ones. t may be you. ' ng was read by the secretary,; but ]vted 7 fonv, ar< ^ ^ organzatons wll be present. Everybody welcome! Take heed of th Come and a good Zane' Grey! lved practcally hs entre lfe at y^^ " practsng physcan n How- Tele^phore Bourbonna.s, an^ hft{1 thpee. lnte ted by Rushton wher- he ronducted a gen- ell ded suddenly of a heart attack story', "The Lost Tral", wth George ttee reports snven Garments and - m ^ th, oc welcome and come. eral store am mll. When the Grand whle huntng deer n Alpena county 'Bren and wn your Thanksgvng n^dae for the Umvers.ty Hotptr Trunk ralroad went through the about two mles from the camp at dnner free. Drawng at 8:45 P. M. were brought n. Bed jackets to be* BARD F CMMERCE made as Chrstmas gfts for patents Francs Battle replaced Mck place was named Rushton n ha Lncoln last Thursday. He was a Brng your frends. MEETNG Sbert for" Ann Arbor at the half honor. He s"credted wth beng the member of the state santarum ~*t» rntfc the hosptal were dstrbuted. The regular meetng of t h e when the former hurt hs ankle. He father of the rural delvery system 1 board, a former mayor of Howell *or entertanment, Mrs. Cooper Pnckney Board of Commerce wll CALENDAR F was a tower of strength for them tn thh state as at hs own expense and promnent n Masonc crcles. (acted a clothes-pn contest, the be held at ther rooms over the bank CMNG EVENTS prue -wnner beng Mrs. Henry blockng two Pnckney punts and aj on Monday evenng, Nov. 27. Com h" started delverng mal to the Survvng are hs wdow, a daughtv "Monday fv.- t Nov. 27, Boar^^r l and consolaton, Mrs. E. goal after touchdown.._fred Slayton, P. H. Swarthout, j farmers near hs offce. For poneerng n ths feld hs offce was made Shores, and a son, Brownng, who Ernestne, who teaches at St. Clar Commerce meetng n rooms over Hnckley. Mrs. Cooper served cake and coffee. An nvtaton wll play Dexter here. Ths team'to attend. Sec Sunday, Nov. 2C>, football game, Next Sunday, Nov. 26, Pnckney R. J. Carr. All members arc urged the bank. a gold star one and^ he held offce was also huntng n the north but contnuously for 48 years despte from a dfferent camp. The funeral from Mrs. Barbara Teasmer to hold has not lost a game all the year.} Q Pnek^ev vs Dexter. changng admnstratons. and bural were at Howell Sunday. :? Wthe next meetng, Tuesday afternoon They have a prevous decson over! NTCE Tuesday, Nov. 28, feather party, VvDec«nber 12, at her home at Lake- at Communty Hall, gven hy St. Mr. and MM, Edward Snger and Mary's parsh. son,.rchard, Mr, and Mrs. Roland, Thursday, Nov. 80, football^jjame land was accepted. The meetng. cloaed wth the song and prayer of Pnckney havng won from them? am gvng pano lessons for to 6. Ths wll be a game worth begnners or to anyone nterested. seeng and a large attendance s'you may»ec me at my home, expected. Doa/t mss ths contest. ' Eloy^a Uerquut. Wth hs passng the offce wl probably be dscontnued and the patrons served from South Lyon or 1 Hamburg. Ted Snger and Vf* «pent ^ ^ ^ ^ ^, Mkhfn '< ^!% " days last week a Fwtora. ho, f*^ncy va «n«m«vwmt.*^ " <Sjrv r* S& 'vft tfk_ mtm^m t^m^mtmmm^mt

2 r-sv*-^ The Ppckncy Pbpatch, Wednesday, July 19, 1933 ndans Fnd Gold n Labrador Possbltes of Regon Are Lttle Known. Washngton. tch gold ore was recently reported to have been brought oat of tabrador by ndana. t s one of many such reports that have been made through the centures, but stll the tmth as to l^abrador's possbltes as a source of precous metals s unknown, says a bulletn from the Natonal Geographc socety. t la for othern^sources that the country s best known, the bulletn ponts out ".a bra dor spreads lke a rough trangle from Hudson strat to Blanc Sablon, on the Strat of Belle sle, and from the Atlantc coast nland to the Heght of Land." contnues the bulletn. "Wth an area of at least square mles. t s almost three tmes the sze of Newfoundland. ts boundares embrace a frnge of coastal settlements, fur tradng posts, atd~ren~ fell and Morarlan msson statons; romantc fjords and naked clffs lke those of.norway; rocky slands and narrow 'tckles' (channels); ancent mountans, valleys, and falls;,h0 mle lakes and rushng rvers swarmng $*! rat rank next n mportance to cod. The part whte, part Eskmo trappers do lttle cod Ashng, for the furrng grounds' le mles a way from the coast, and the wnter hunt, when pelts are prme, keeps the men away from home for weeks nt a tme. "ttles bang good by as canoes pull out nto mdstream to begn the long trp up-rver to the fur paths.' or huntng grounds. When a trap >er hhses a certan area, he blu7.es trals, sets out perhaps 30U traps, and bulds 'tlts' (log huts) at ntervals of a day's walk apart. Thereafter, ths land s hs alone to bunt over, and no other trapper thnks of poachng on t. "The trapper's day s long, work at the traps hard. Storms may overtake bln», and 20-below-r.ero cold. Yet he stope only once or twce to prepare a mug of tea and to take a bte of bread. For supper, cooked on the tlt's tn stove, he stews a partrdge wth rtceand salt pork; or perhaps some beaver or porcupne, whose meat s good eatng. f he has tme, he bakes 'rose bread' (yeust-rased), or f not, soggy bannock. Then he skns hs pelts and stretches them to dry on the fur btnrds. Frequently he fnds Shela s the Ar Race Mascot Slt'lt Mrown, cla mpon baby avlutrx, was apponted natonal ar race mascot at Los AngeleH. She s only three and one-half, but her amazng record ^TselTmU- hundred hours n the ar, two transcontnental ar flghts, one forced landng am other aeral adventures qualfed her as the offcal mascot of the ar meet n July. Shela s shown perched on the Bendlx trophy. wth trout and salmon; forests and barrens where fur-bearng anmals roam. Eskmos and whtes lve along the coast, ndans n the nteror. Pulp wood and Lumber. "Besdes mnerals, other wealth lurks n Newfoundland's manland doman. There are pulpwood and lumber n the southern forests of black spruce and whte spruce, brch, cedar, poplur, and balsam fr; and 'whte gold' les latent n cataracts lke Muskrat falls. (Jrand falls, twce as hgh as Nlngnra. could be harnessed, t s estmnted, to produce more lhan 1,()00,- ()00 horse power for a part of each year. "Hut the sea, not the land, te Labrador's chef source of wealth today. So t has been snce Cabot, lettng down baskets nto the sea, scooped them up full of codfsh. Cod s stll kng on ths const, to the transent summer tst&erman from Newfoundland, and the 'llveyere,' who 'lves here' n Labrador all year round. "Nether 'lveyere' nor Newfoundlander speaks of cod by that name Salmon s salmon and trout s trout; but cod s always 'fsh.' "The 'lveyere,' lke many Newfoundlanders, depends chefly on the cod fshery for money to buy tea, flour, salt, pork, and molasses for the wnter. When the cod 'sets n shore,* he leaves hs home and-'potato patch at the head of the nlet or fjord, and moves down to a shack on the outer coast for the summer. When the cod s runnng, fe works 20 hours at a stretch. "Back home after wnter sets n, he hunts and traps for fur, shoots ducks, and goes on a 'cruse* (vst) to neghbors, travelng from 40 to 400 mles over snow and ce n a dogdrawn komatk, or sled. Furs Source of Wealth. "Sometmes a msson holds a far, and dog teams gallop n from mles round wth sled-loads of famles. The men hold a shootng natch, wth a barrel of flour ns the prze. The grls fll supper habts, and the young men bd for them -and the supper partner who goes wth them. "Rch furs fox and ermne, mnk and otter, beaver and bear and musk- New Gunea Trbe _. BcargJ)nlyTwns, Brsbane, Australa. Doctor Fortune, of Columba unversty, arrayng here from New nnen. tells of an amazng dscovery. The Monduguma trbe develops the trat of twn-bearng almost to the excluson of sngle brths. The*doctor mantans t s due to s system of ntermarrage between cousns. The women of the trbe do all the work. * Movement s on Foot to Save Hstorc Buldngs New York. A movement to preserve ths country's hstorcally and archtecturally mportant buldngs has been started by the Amercan nsttute of Archtects wth the openng of a natonal survey of these structures. The nsttute's' commttee on the preservaton of hstorc buldng, headed by Lecester H. Holland, charman, s complng a lst of such buldngs. Ths lst wll be subdvded nto lsts that mce have runed the pelt by chewng away patches of Lar. "Furrng over, he ples the pelts on a sled, and starts homeward over rver ce and snow. At the end of hs tral, perhaps 200 mles away, s home and famly, a wood fre roarng n the stove, potatoes bubblng n the pot an-' sleep sleep and more sleep." Brthplace of Chrst Boasts Deep Sea Port Hafa, Palestne. The Holy Land, brthplace of Jesus Chrst, has been ncreased n sze by 90 acres. Ths s due to reclamaton* n connecton wth the buldng of Hafa's new harbor, now nearly complete. Some of the reclamed land wll be used for harbor and customs purposes. The remander s ntended for a modern townplannlng scheme. The new harbor, whch s expected to be opened n ctober, has cost $6\250,000. The constructon was begun n ctober, 192a The man breakwater s approxmately one und a half mles long and conssts of 7^,000 square meters of stone. The lee breakwater s, roughly, half a mle long. rnerest Rodeo Horse Expres n Shame at 24 Bllngs, Mont. ld Butterfly, "the ornerest, ptchngest horse that ever came out of a chute," s dead. For 15 years ld Butterfly scattered rders over rodeo felds. He was nne years old when he dscovered that t was easer to throw a rder from the saddle than to work, and for seven years he was never rdden. Last fall he made hs farewell appearance. Twenty-four years old, he squealed wth rage as cowboys easly stuck to the saddle. Hs owner, Leo Cretner, attrbuted hs death to broodng over ths shame. applyng drectly to the varous states and ctes. For ncluson n the Atlantc seaboard tabulaton, accordng to Doctor Holland, only buldngs at least one hundred years old wll be consdered. No structure hult later than 1850 s to be ncluded n the survey for any part of the country. "n foregn natons, where archtecture s of natonal mportance, hstorc monuments are lsted and cared for by the state,*' sad Doctor Holland. "Here, where democracy leaves cultural affars largely to publc whm, t s proper for archtects organzed n a natonal body to assume the leadershp of popular lntpre_sj_tnprsf>rv. ng mportant monuments of ourpal Not Gulty, Says Drunk, Actons Lead to Jal Houston, Texas. Arrested on charges of drunkenness, two men were haled before Polce Judge Turner here. "Gulty or not gulty?" the Judge nqured. "Not gulty," repled Defendant No. 1. "Not gulty," echoed Defendunt No. 2 but as he spoke he suddenly mstook the corner of the judge's desk for a lamp post and hugged t n the conventonal manner of the nebrate. Wthout further testmony both men were remanded to Jal. Whte Frars Bach n England Were usted 400 Years Ago by Kng Henry V. London. After an absence of nearly 400 years the Carmelte mouks, known as Whte Frars, return to an establshed place among monastc orders n Great Brtan. The Whte Frars, so called because of a whte mantle worn over the brown habt, held wde nluence and power n Great Brtan untl 1538, when Henry 'V ordered ther headquarters n London to-be razed to the ground. Ther chapel and buldngs stood between Fleet street and the Thames, adjolnjog tpe temple, whch was founded by the Templars. Whltefrlars street stll bears the name of the order, and a newspaper offce n the dstrct s called Carmelte house. But the monks have been gone for nearly four centures, and were wthout a home n Kngland untl the Catholc bshop of Southwark assgned hs churches n Slttngbourne and Faversham to ther care. The Whte Frars wore ther mantles as a sgn that the order was founded tn,palestlne. t was establshed on Mount Carroel n 1212 by a Crusader named Berthold. Whte Frars are not common, however, the two at Slttngbourne and Faversham. beng the only ones n England. When ther London monastery was founded durng the Crusades the order mmedately attracted royal support, and Edward gave the Whte Frars great lattude. Ther prory and church were rebult n 13.T0, when t was sad that several hundred monks lved there, enjoyng wde popularty both as preachers and confessors. An example of ther power s found n the fact that almost from the frst the order had the rlsrht of sanctuary. Any fugtve from justce could take refuge* there for forty days unless accused of treason or sacrlege. The rght was retaned untl 1607, long after the monastery and church had dsappeared After the suppresson of <»t- the monastery the place became a no* torlous haunt of outcasts. The Whte Frars are altogether dstnct from the other order of Carmeltes founded by St. Teresa n Members of ths group are known as Dscalced Carmeltes, because they wear sandals nstead of shoes and stockngs. T DESGN PLANES Young Klchurd Dupont, twenty-twoyear-old her to the fabulous Dupont fortune, has h4a own Weas^f the career he wshes to follow. nstead of becomng an elte sportsman, learnng hs father's busness, or merely drftng n the best socal crcles, Rchard plan's to learn the trade of arplane desgnng and aeronautcal engneerng. He started n as "grease monkey" at the Curtlss-Wrlght School of Aeronautcal Engneerng at the Grand Central arport, Los Angeles, gettng n hs hours et-the controls of student planes, How Broke nto The Moves f S^gBS^B^BBSfXSS&SSSBBSS^&SSSSSaS SBSSBSBSBH&SSZSS By W1LUAM HANES TRUTHFULLY.. broke nto th< movea wth a bol on my nosebut more of that later. Let's start at the begnnng. f you ever hope to stay out of pctures never have your photograph taken. t gets to be a habt, lke dope, and once you've started t you cant top. was n New York, "just a young man tryng to get along" by sellng bonds. -read all the books on salesmanshp and attended all the meetngs and hoped some day to be presdent of the frm. Then, 1 had my photograph taken. The trouble wth that s you don't have Just one pcture, you have an- ' other and another. had so many 1 that 1 decded that should, to save my conscence, make ths terrble habt pay, so { began posng for what the well-dressed man wll wear. posed n suts and hats and overcoats, when wasn't sellng bonds and that was most of the tme, because was a rotten salesman. t was durng the tme when Goldwyn Pcture corporaton was scoutng the country for new faces. 1 heard bout ths search and as had all the photographs taken that could possbly be taken, felt that the movng pcture feld was the place to unload them. called at the offce and as>my face despte my years, stlt seemed very new, was gven a test the next day. gave up the bond busness at once and wated to hear the outcome of the test. wated three and a half weeks Wllam Hane*. and was, at the end of that tme, serously contemplatng gong hack nto the bond busness, wheft had a call to come to the offce at once. Shall ever forget gong nto that offce and beng told that was to start for Calforna at once to mak«pctures! A grl had been chosen to be gven a contract, too. She was n the offce sgnng up and gettng her nstructons. remember that she wore a Cur coat and a lttle fur hat and pretty flatheeled slppers. Her har was lght what could see of t under her hat and her eyes were a blue-gray. Ths other new dscovery was Eleanor Boardman. arrved at the studo n a bg way, wth the bol on my uose. But t passed away wth tme and began gettng the habt of moton pctures. That's how broke nto the moves." Perhaps those who rejoced most at my entrance nto the cnema world were my former employers n the bond house and those New York photographers, who really started me on my downward path. WN'U Servce Hollywood Makeup Artsts Supply New Faces for ld The makeup men of Hollywood, who have done wonders for both male and female players from tme to tme, makng beautes occasonally out of rather plan-faced folk, seem to be headed for fresh trumphs. At any rate, they have now solved the problem of furnshng completely new faces for old, to be worn temporarly. ' "The beauty of t," says Percy Westmore, who s..'chef of the makeup department of the Warner studos, "s the absolute plastcty of the whole thng. We are now able to create a completely new face, usng the actor's own features as a foundaton, whch s completely n contact wth, hs own facal muscles at every pont and whch he can vvfy at wll, more easly than the fngers of your hand can move nsde a slk glove." Jack Holt Launched Hs Screen Career "Stuntng»» Jack Holt launched hs screen career several years ago as a "stunt" man and shortly became a western star. As such he rose to unprecedented heghts; When the popularty of cowboy* 1 flms began to wane, Holt on the verge of retrement was sgned by Columba for a seres of pctures. Snce then he has appeared n such outstandng productons as: "Flght," Submarne." "Father "and Son." Hell's sland," "The Last Parade," "Drgble," "Subway Express," "Ffty Fathoms Deep," "A Dangerous Affar," "War Correspondent," "Ths Sportng Age*' and "Man Aganst Woman." LFE'S LTTLE JESTS Grandpa's Statc Grandpa was havng hs afternoon sleep tn the armchar and emttng sounds that mght easly have come from a cross-cut saw. as father entered the room he saw lttle J scale twstng one or grandpas wastcoat buttons "What are you dongt he whspered, "you mustn't dsturb grandpa," T B not. daddy," sad Jacke, 1 was Just tryng to tune blm n on somethng dfferent" Eaceptoa A lttle boy came borne from school *ery»mucb annoyed wth bs teacher. Lttle Boy 1 hate her! Hs Mother h, you mustn't say that The Bble tells us to love everybody. Lttle Boy 1 know, but she wasn't alve when the Bble was wrtten. Chelsea Record. Not to Be Used Lttle Jsne had been asked to show the week-end guest to her room. Pausng on the way. she ponted out the bathroom, and touchng one of the pretty embrodered towels, sad: "f course you know that these are not to be used." ndanapols News. JUSTFED "Why dd they expel Mr. Crow from the Country club?" "h. for caws.' Mtunderstandng "Were you never tempted to become a llnqulst? H "What's the use?" rejoned Senator Sorghum. "Even the people who speak the~~satne language are nolonger able to come to an understandngs Washngton Star, Determned "t s not the tme to ask me for a Job. My goods are beng sesed tomorrow." "Do you know f they want any body to help seze them?" Lausanne L'lllustre. New Models Dck's father s an automoble salesman. Recently hs sster came home dsplayng pennes she had earfted. The lad looked them over and sad: "'d sure lke to have them, they are the new models." No Tps ld Gentleman There's been no change here for ages has there? Walter Not under the plates- London Humorst. No Duckt "Mamma, there's a man here at the door to see you." "Does he have a bll?" "No, mamma. Just a plan nose!" HS ERRR "Jones s a self-made man." " know. He surely made a ms take n not consultng an expert." Forbdden "My wfe has been forbdden, to cook." "s she 111?" "No, 1 am." Madrd Buen Humor X A Lttle Premature Frst Lttle Grl What's your last name, Mare? Second Lttle Grl don't know ret; f slnt marred! ^ ^ ^ ^ FLLWNG "CPY* 9 The amateur band' M held, hut somethng had foot wrong la the pece whch had Jest been trad. Somebody had spotted the effect, Tht conductor of the band glared f+*t the cornet player. "Why oo earth," ho yelled, "dd you leave off playng Just as we got to the chorus?* -Well" sad the cornet player (a raw recrut), "on my musc t sad, Refran' so 1 dldr Flmd- e Symeeyw "Jack Newlyrcb seems to hafw qute a lot of commoa sense." "Dont let hs mother hear yoo say that; she hates anythng common." London Tt-Bts TRACNG HM "Where s Jonesr "Crusng around somewhere n the busness secton.** *Td lke to see hm. Are you acquanted wth any of hs coalng statons r. Too Much Competton "Excuse me, sr, but have you flsv shed your soup?" "Yes. Why do you sskr "Now we can begn the concert." lten VVoche tm Blld. A Problem "So you lke your. two lorera equally?" "Yes. dad 1 smply don't know whch to marry flrsl" Vence Qassettlno lllustrato. Followed nfractons "Dd you do as told you. Mary, and ask whether the chcken wss young or old before you bought t?" "Yes. ma'am; t s old." Dubln pnon. Rare Meat XAndlady Do you lke your beef ths rare, MlssPhTnrr Boarder Snce you ask me; t s too rare 1 would lke t a lttle oftener. Sngng Wfe (at bathroom door) Dnner's on the table, John. Hurry and flntse Husband Comng, dear! Just one stanza and 'm through. ulllltfcm MM UNQUE l*7t W» f "They say opportunty knocks but once." "Yes, t's the only knocker that stops there." Savng Dad Trouble rate Parent When that young cub who's payng you attenton cornea agan st on hm. Daughter h. let me do t, fa~* t'ner. Rare Sght? Blnks The papers say there are a lot of counterfet twenty-dollar blls n crculaton. Jnks Huh! There are so 1» few VW genune ones (n crculaton, any ty-dollar bll got would convnce; t was counterfet. Hs Humbla pnon Motorst (nqurng hs way) Boy, am all rght for the coo? Brght Lad As far as know yoe afe, Mster, but 'm not runnng the too. Montreal Gazette, Soda) Queston Mrs. Newrlch What s that? Mr. Newrlch Just a common squrrel. "Should notce t?" London Tt- Bts, Weekly Remnder Frend You wll soon forget and be happy agan. Jlted Sutor b, no, shsntt TTS bought too much for her on the/"* nstallment system London swers. SWEETENS TH BRATH ' s*^ -*./ y -} f 1&_

3 r-y. l Jwpw. ^ *' **.^ (Mw*. -.'V 1» r and appurtenances longng or n anywse appertanng, and f the sad :ptemjses he mproved wth a buldng desgned for occupancy as an apartment house, famly hotel, or for commercal or busness purposes, Pnckney Dpatch Wednesday, November 22, 1933 STATE F MCHGAN Th«Crcut Court for tbe County of Lvngston n Chancery Bert Thomas, Plantff -vs. Maude Harrs Swarthout, Harry Cattel and Faye Catell, hs wfe, LUle Parsons, Wm. CattelL and Margaret Cattel, hs wle; James Cattel, Carl Hame, Wllam R. Cattel, Albert Cattel, John A. P. Cattel, Sdney L. Cattel, Thos. H. Cattel Garden K. Cattel, and ther wvets, whose frst names are M. Anns', f unknown, Emma Barker, Dora vngs Bank, Smth, Carre J. Morton, Sarah a Mch-, E. Thompson, Llle A. Wndsor, *Mty and Mary K. Munson, and Sylva V. n County Burch and Pars B. Gltner and n Septe -j Kula Gltner, and the unknown _,.- of Mort-! hers, devsees, legatees or assg ch tld of any of sad defendants who assgned t may be deceased, ank to wn and segres of the ston hc-o page ere s urn of forty C*JUtS date e ney fee J l>y the sut or proceedngs law'or n equty kavng bev nsttuted to recover the debt 'Skcured by sad mortgage or any part thereof. NW THEREFRE, by- vrtue of the power of sale contaned n sad mortgage and n pur- Defendants. SUT PENDNG N THE CRCUT' CURT FR THE CUNT r LVNGSTN; N CHANCERY,»e«t AT HWELL, MCHGAN, THS 6TH DAY F NVEMBER, 1113«PRESENT: HN. JSEPH H. CLLNS, CRCUT JUDGE n ths cause t appearng from the" affdavt of planer on tl- and other proofs satsfactory to the court now here, that Wn. Cattel and Margaret Cattel, hs wfe; James' Cattel, Carl Hame, Wllam R. Cattel, Albert Cattel, John, A. P Cattell,Sdney L..Cattel, Thos. H. Cattel Gordon E. CattelL, and ther wves, whose frst names an. unknown; Emma Uarker.Dom Smth Carre J. Morton, Sarah E. Thompson, Llle A.Wndsor, Mary E.Musson and Sylva V.Burch, an; not res ruancc o,f the statute n such casc dents of the state of Mchgan, but also together wth all dsappearng bed*, ce-boxes, equpment by, gven that on Monday, the loth vnce ofy ntaro;.and that t cannot made and provded, notce s here are resdents and resde n the- Pro for heatng, lghtng, cookng, day of January, 1933, at ten o'clock be ascertaned n what state or country the defendants, Pars B. Gltner mrrors, door and wndow shades, 3n the forenoon, Eastern Standard screens and awnngs, and such Tme, sad mortgage wll be foreclosed by,sale at publc vendue to cannot be ascertaned n what.^-tat" and Eua Gltner, resde, and that t other goods, chattels, and personal property as are ever furnshed, the hghes^ bdder at the southerly or country the unknown hers, devsees, legatees or assgns of ^ad by a landlord n lettng or operatng n unfurnshed x buldng^ entrance to the Court House n the, Cy, of Howell, Lvngston County, erected r*n<*gan, of the premses descrbed defendants may resde; smlar to the buhltngs n sad mortgage whch premses n Moton of Shelds & Smth, upon the mortgaged premses and are'descrbed as follow: (attorneys for plantff, t s ordered now or hereafter nstalled theren by the Mortgagor* or ther 21 ' -.» y' j that th*e appearance of the defefld- 1^0¾ nne,and tre west half of lotants named'n the proceedng pa.-alea^ahl Luke Hlts Hlls Sub-\grapTTtre entered ll ths cause wth- assgns, whch shall b ;' deemed j -Qof Plea between the partes h*veto v>awd,',dvson, >? Annex, beng on 'he. j n three months from the date her.- al partes clamng by, through Bout^-eastf quarter of th- south- 0f, and that! wthn forty days* or under them, an V.M sson_ to ej*st. quarter of secton ffteen, plantff cause ths order to b>* the freehold and a part of the town one north, range fve east, j publshed n the tnckney Dspatch, realty and encumbered by ths and.southwest one quarter of the 0f Pnckney, Mchgan, sad publca-! ndenture. ^southwest one quarter of secton ton. t0 ^ contnued once n each! Dated ctober ;- 7tn71 ' )33 - Tourteen7~town_ one north, -am fve east. Accordng to the re- pursuant to the statute n suc 1*. corded plat thereof; Hamburg Townshp, Lvngston County, Glenn C. YelLmd Crcut C&drt Commssoner Lvngston County, Mchgan Stevenson,futzcl, Eamen & Lpng, 2288 Frst Natonal Bank BWg. Detrot, Mchgan. 'Attorneys for Plantffs. 0 MRTGAGE SALE EPAULT havng been made for more ttl»n thrty days n tho condtons of a certan mortgage made by Walter saac Reason and Mae Reason, hs wfe, to Joseph-L. Arnet dated the thrteenth day of ctober A, D- 1032, and recorded n the ffce of the Regster of Deeds the County of Lvngston and Stat' of Mchgan, on the thrteenth da of ctobdr A. D. 1032, n Lbc 135 of Mortgages, on pagos 570- thorcof; on whch mortgage there clamed to be due and unpad a the date of ths notce, for prncpu and nterest, the sum of Thru Hundred Seventy-two and forty-s hundredths Dollars, ($372,4(4), un no sut or proceedng at law or uquty havng been had or nsttut to recover the debt secured by.ml mortgage, or any part theeof; Now, therefore, by vrtue of t power of sale contaned n sa mortgage, and pursuant to t statute n such case made and pr v ded, NTCE S HEREB GVEN, that on Frday; the seco day of February, A. D. 1!>34, ten o'clock n the forenoon, East? Standard Tme, sad mortgage w be foreclosed by a sale at publ vendue to the hghest bdder at t ^Westerly entrance to the Cou House n the Cty of Howell, Lvn ston County, Mchgan, (that ben the place where the Crcut Cou for the County of Lvngston held), of the premses descrbed l gad mortgage, or so much thereo MM way be necessary to pay th "SLwunt due n sad mortgage a Jfccsad, wth 6 percent ntertkereon and all legal costs, charge? atld expenses, ncludng the attorney fees allowed by law and any sum or sums whch may be pad by undersgned mortgagee at^or before ^ajd sale, necessary to P rote< *, nterest n the premses, ^Whkh - premses arc descrbed as follow: Land n the Townshp of Unadffla, \ County of Jvngston and State Mchgan, more partcularly descrbed as follows to-wt: Tho * west seventy (70) acre? of the, east half of the southeast quarter ^9l #wttoo Bombtr thrteen LW, Mchgan. Dated: Pontac Mchgan ctober 5, 1933, RBERT WARDEN, DAN BRWN & DA LUK- SCHE, Trustees for Segregated and Substtute ' Assets of the State Savngs Bank, Asgnce of Mortgagee. Knney &'Adams, Attys. for assgnor* of 415 Pontac Bank Bldg. Pontac, Mchgan, mortgagee 10 SERVCE case made and provded. Joseph H. Collns, Crcut Judge John A. Hagman, County Clerk. ' ' ' Ths sut nvolves and s brought to quet ttle to land located n tln' Townshp of Unadlla, Lvgston County, Mchgan, Klesjr-rbed a.s follows.,. \\>^ "Commencng on thx: secton lne between Sectons 34 and 3- r», 24 rods South of tlfc F^ast (p.ar-tet post and n the center of hghway (called ngham St.);. runnr.ng thence West ( rcyls; then<-e South j 56 rods; thom-e?kst <1 reeds to secton lne; thrnce South along j secton lne, to hgh water mark j of the 'Mll Pond'; thence Northeasterly- along shore of sad pond to land now owm*l by Ralph Teachout; thence n a No'l h< ::sterly drecton along sad Teaclout's West -lne S rods and ;"> feet; thenw Northwest alot,^ tlv West.<Ula of the Pre.»b>lleran Chux-h property to cet r of hghway (Jngha, - n Street); llvncc >a!ong sad hghway Nortlv\e>terly to the place of begnang, beng about K acres of lardt on Sectons 34 aud lo, Townslf 1 North, Range 3 East, Mch.rat." Sheld-; & Smth. ' Attorneys for Plantff, Howell, Mchgan. NE 35F24 RANK PLASK CAL AND LNG DSTANCE UCKNG. UVE STCK. Fl*l- 1TURE, N JB T BG, N JB T SMALL Mak«R»g«Ur Trps to Datr^t Evtry W««k PNCKNEY* MCH. GUS RSSMAN Lcensed Master Puv tber Plumbng smd Heatng e D«Plumbng and Heat-tag of All We Handle EJeet-c Purap*, Tanks and Wate Freaesjrc Tanks am prepared to serree encr repar] 604 Washngton Ho wou. Mch. 11 makes of radk>.-^lso cany a full, Phon# 610 R^ar Work c f AU xnd* lne of Ever-Ready tubes. Whtn ; need of rado servce gve rno a call, j ^ - ^ - ^ - ~ Phone No. 72 PncVney! Marvn Shrey Pnckney Dspatch $^.25 yr. n NEGHBR" County Clerk John' Hagma wll handle the auto lcense plates l*t the comng year. 26* ^nembers of the musc class of Fowlervlle hgh school broadcast over staton WJR last Tuesday mornng at 1):15 A. M. John Lews and Duane Phelphs of Stockbrdge shot two wld geese hut week weghng 8 lbs. each. James Crumbaugh, formerly of Lakeland and Hamburg s now propretor of the Stockbrdge hotel. Lloyd Beeman of Stockbrdge and Katherne Rce of Detrot were recently marred. A ton.of welfare pork wll be shpped to Ann Arbor for the Lvngston county welfare department. An ndependent basket ball league wll be organzed at Howell by the Student Unon. Putnam townshp's tax for 1034 wll be $604K.*rt). $5^).20 s state tax, $31222.(10, county and.$s5g.5h poo- and nsany. The Chdsea Standard report*--thut :$4 ctzens of that, place are north deer huntng. The re-organzaton plans of the Frst State Bank of Brghton have be -n approved by the state bankng board and that hank wll resume busness on Jan. 2, U>34. At u meetng held at the Trangle west of Howell, the Lvngston county automoblt.' dealers org;nzed wth the followng offcers: Pros., C. L. Hughes, Brghton; vce pres.,fred j Slayton. Pnckney; sec.-treas., Chas. Stevens, Howell. A meetng was held at the Howell hgh school last Thur^lay nght futle purpose of organzng a cty La ket ball leagw E. C Red of Fenton, has been apponted recever of the Lnden State Bank. TEMS F 25 YEARS AG Dspatch of November 2<, 1D08 Last Saturday mornng a bad wreck occured' on the '_ Ann Arbor ralroad at 3:00 A. M. when two freght trans -c-ane tugrtj^q-. Three tran men wen.- klled and one njured, also an unknown hobo ded of hs njures. n account of the "non-arrvd of supples Mgr. Glenn -Gardner has be<-n unable to get hu electrc lj^ht plant.'taled. 4+e HS st41v, vrtttrrg' houses. Saturday a Hock of o00?>hcep went through town on the way from Lenawee county to the farm of J, ]». Tazman of ak (Jrove. Ths ssue contans a letter from (.'. L. (rmes who s teachng school at Dlle, Neb...The Pnckney football team plays Stockbrdge at Stockbrdge today. M»f> was cleared at the experence socal le d. at tlv home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sgler last Wednesday evenng. Lvng-ton Lodge No. 7K an. the. -]. S. Chapter met at the home of C. V. V'anWnkle last Tuesday evenng to gve Mr. and Mrs. Krk Van Wnkle a farewell party. They mo\e to Lansng Dec. 1 where-mr. VanWnkle wll engage n busness wth <-'. ). Pennett. Kev. K.. Crane, fo- many years a Pnckney mnster, ded' at Hartlarul Nov. ]\K The funeral- and bural were there. Mss Mary Ann (Mark <;:{, ded at her home here Nov, l For many years she a.> been an accuunt of a fall many The funeral acd bural Sutulay. nvald years were on ago. held Mr. and Mr.-. Kn-d K h are lvng on the Prown farm east of town. u_.. NTES F 50 YEARf AG Dspatch of November 22, KX.'l John Can- s teachng school n the. Lyman P.eneh dstrct, Maron. Charles Crnn - has been engaged as prncpal of the Eaton Rapds school. Maj. Anderson arrved yesterday and s now engaged n takng up deeds for the ralroad rght of way. Wll Thompson and John Mc- ntyre left for the gemaw regon to hunt, Tuesday. Charles Ells and Dell Carr have taken the contract to set fve mles of fence posts for the Crand Trunk west of Pnckney. The Washtenaw poor house reports that there are now H nmates there. *» ELECTRC RANGE F you on >vant to f : :d out whether or not you lku electrc cook* np, ve arc bllng to make a dcnouctraton vtlout «(» 1 to )tu. ^'o wll t»«tal an c 1 ectrc range yofltt< :< 11 wthout ntal clur;;v, u-l J< L jtm \bc t fur t\ ronthk, rn.f - 'K t wthout haj-c t' \<n <l, n<»t lke t. We want \<m to '\"]\ electrc cmknp n \oer n\s r. }<<\--- before makng an n\cmmc;l. Durng the tral jurtx, M>U JUS for the K*r\cc as rc}r^lc le^l, Jtur meter, ]>l(» u numtll) clu;; 4»f $1 for the Waldorf elcctr'f rar^u (KUW beo\s) ur? 1.11,1 for t'.c y.'ectrck-hef. f you decde to keep he range, your nn)thly pantntu:.-> vll-l»c appled tovtud \.v pur- <ha»c prce. f you decde tha )ou who use dt to age beer. Marred! at Dextfr Nov. 12, CLn - mctttfwyt'nu'r to M.,,> Emma (afrh gan of Northfeld. (eorge Weston of De\ter landlonl at the 'nadlla hou-e w h11- mnt' host, A. (. Weston,., nott' untng. Wll Urne has hred out to Robert Marshall, for ths whles. Two bears were found n M' r- wood's woods last wek about j mles northwest of Fowlervlle. do not want k, the range wll be rcnoscd at our expense. V< tlt an electrc rangr, you <<M 1.ke perfect mmrwrat prn lke 11.e onr above. Famous chefs for K-rtlurcK ha\c > ed n bakng the", f!aw>, lfjbt crut-l and f )«y, >u<y MKM^S of the fllng. And you, wth an automatc cleclrc o»ea n: (\ t*» fjenllc r.lretrc beat, can l-ak<s the SAME KM) <>K 'lk ;,our ktchen. An rletre range, \* ll) tr* accurate ^eu < u«trol,enda pc^uork u bakup. You ran 11: ml u e unformly l ne results tme a! tor tme. You smply set tbc dal fur the correct temperature, anl the electrc o\en does the rest. bend n yonr applcaton for a tral range tod a--. Jamtr* utmg «n *rrtrte range thotrtd m t*mkng eottmf by Hard tear** Store*, ctrrat Drulrg and THE DETRT EDjSN co 1 ; f son.' T S UDERKD, That th sth, Judge of Probate. >, day of December A. ). l!:;:t at n the Matter of the Estate of ten o'clock n the forenoon at sad Erastus C. Hnchey, DnVasrd. probate off>e, he and s hereby t appearng to the'court that the* appont-ed for hearng sad petton. tme for presentaton» of clams T S FURTHER RDERED,! aganst sad estate should be lmted, That publc notce thereof be gven and that a tme and place bo by publcaton of a copy of. ths, apponted to receve, examne and order, for three successve weeks j adjust all clam.- and demand* prevous to sad day of hearng, n! aganst sad deceased by and before the Pnckney Dspatch, a newspaper sad court: ^. punt d.^o -neceve,examne and adjust all el ams and demanls agan.st f <l rtett7>etr~dy and befo-t* "^att court : T S RDERED, That credtors of ^avl decesed are requred to present ther clams to sad court at sad 'robate ffce on or before tn D'fch day.'of March, A. ). 1H34, atten o'clock.n-the forenoon, sad lme and place beng hereby apponted for the ' examnaton and adjustment of all clams and demands aganst sad deceased. T S ECKTHER RDERED, That publc notce thereof be gven by publcaton of a copy of ths o-der for three..successve weeks prevous to sad>day of hearng, n the Pnckney'Dspatch, a newspaper.prnted and crculated n sad county. Wlls L. Lyons, A true Judge of Probate, copy: r.rshall,."" Cele.-a Reg.-ter of Probate STATE F MCHGAN T»e Probate Court for the C«an«^ of Lvngston At a sesson of «ad court, hh. at the Probat" ffce n the Cty «f Howell n sad County, on the <th day of November, A. P. 1H.W. Present: Hon. Wlls L. Lyons, STATE F MCHGAN The Probate Court for the County of Lvngston At a sesson of sad court, held at the Probate ffce n the Cty of Howell n sad County, on the 17th day of November A. D. D.'j.'. Present: Hon. Wlls L. Lyons, Judge* of Probate. n the Matter of the Estate of Joseph Vallar, Deceased. Natale Savage havng fled n sad court her petton, prayng that f cetan nstrument n wrtng purportng to be th.- last wll and testament of sad deceased, now on fle n sad court, be admtted to probate and that the admnstraton of *;<l estate be gtant'd to 11 r :- 1 **, f the executor refuses to accept the trust, or to some other sutable per prnted county. and '. Wlls Judg» A true copy. Cclosta Par.shall, Regster of Probat<. crculated n L. Lyons, of Probate Uncl* John Love, 74, of Maron ded of a heart attack Monday. H«was burnng off hs marsh when the'the 'robate m.cc n tlv fre got beyond control and desj-howulr n. tht xad C troyed several hay stacks. yhl.-l.13th day of NovembefT efforts to ftffht the fre are twbughtj Present, Hon. Wllto have caused Mr. Love's death. Judge of Probate Mr. and Mrs. Dan Jackson are n tfce Matter *be vstng relatves n ntaro county,' Jula Monroe, Deceased, New York. The Northwestern ad T S RDERED, That credtors of sad deceased are requred to present ther clams to sad court at sad Probate ffce on or' before the 12th day of March A. D. 1!>34, at ten o'clock n the forenoon, sad tme and place beng hereby apponted for the examnaton and adjustment of all clams and County demands aganst sad deceased. T PS FURTHER RDERED, STATE F MCHGAN The Probate Court for the of Lvngston At a sesson of sad court Wld at That publc notyjfc JJereof be jrven Cj&s* of,-*- by -- publcaton -v-- of - a copy of th? th<', ^ruvr, for- trfrw ^TJccFSsl^e L Ettete of lv. Wlls L. Lyons, /' j t appearng to the court thu, the Judge of Probate. *' Lutnberman tme, for presentaton of clams A true copy. """"" * asserts that mmense quanttes of aganst."ad estate should b-u lmted,' C--lestn Pnrshnll, henlocj> bar^ arow ta brew«n av that u ttuc and ulacc bu ap. Regster of Probata^ *" TZT"'" {prevous to sard day of hearng, n Lyons, the Pnckney Dspatch, a newspajker prnted and crc-ulatcd n sad coun- f- *^L-^, '*k t t J b#h Meflfatt

4 M%JPJR! ". r ' 'f C t The Playhouse of Lvngston County W«d., Tkur., Fr., No* Sweetheart of Them All JANET GAYNR «WARNER BAXTER N PADDY, THE NEXT BEST THNG" Harry Langdon n "Marrage Humor" Sat, NT. 25 MCKEY MUSE n "Ye lden Days" Don't Mss Ths ne ZANE QREY'S STRY 'THE LAST TRAL" Wth Gefr 'Bren Mckey McGure n "Mckey's Touchdown" "Tarzan the Fearlcsj" No.1» Mat. 2 P. M. 10c and 20c BG FEATHER PARTY Loads of Poultry FREE at 8;30 Sun., Mon., Nov Lllan Harvey & Lew Ayres n "MY-WEAKNESS" Fox.J^ewj Fable Comedy "Dora's Dunkey D'&ghnuts" Novelty and Rado reel Mat. San. 2 P. M. to 11 P. M. Con. Tuw. Nov~~28 "LADES MUST LVE" Wth Wfcl Hahlton Comedy "Mer>-:y Yours" \ *. Novelty "Slent Enemy" Wod., Thur.. Fr.. Sat., Nov.', D«<. 1 2 Mat. Thanksgvng Day 2 P. M. Co.V 4 MARX BRS. * N "DUCK SUP" Ther (reate.t Laugh zh\ plenty ths wmer MTR N THE SHELTER F HaDees Hot Water Heat Also a model for rear scta, 11«1 Does «,'.. CAR HEATER Press a button, and presto! * your car s as cozly comfortable as your home. Heat loads of t surges through the HaDees Hot Water Car Heater and s fan-blown to all parts of your c?.r. Lttle room requred the HaDees fts up under the cowl wthn easy reach of you* hand. Postve control of drecton and volume of heat always an orgnal and perfected HaDees feature** Have a HaDees nstalled today and motor n coogr fort all wnter. nly n a "HaDees" wll you f:d the patented aero-dynamc { r\ that gves you more volume ot \c$% current. "pttm fr* wu*n tv Crtd Slayton & Son CHEVRLET SALES & SERVCE LDS Shrley Porer Depcts Sprt f Junor Red Cross n Move f be Pwckney Dspatch $1.25 per yr *+*m ftamburg \ Wort has been receved here o the death of Jule Galloway Royce who ded at hu late home n Loe Angeles, Cal., Frday, November 10 after a long llness from apoplexy. Funeral servces were held, Monday, November 13. Mr. Royce was about 66 yean of age and s survved by the wdow, one daughter, Mrs. Pat Warner and three grandsons of Los Angeles; one brother, Paul Royce j of QjKQsao and fve neces and one nephew. Two brothers, Charles and Aubrey Royce are deceased. Mr. Royce was the son of Burton Royce and Mrs. da Grsson Royce and was born at Hamburg where he lved many years* Hs maternal grandfather, Ferdnand Grsson, was one of four brother.* to come here from Hamburg, Germany, n At a meetng held n Marchl 1835 for the purpose of namng the town he and two of hs brothers were gven that prvlege. They npjned t Hamburg after ther natve town n Germany. n Aprl 1887 Hamburg vllage was plotted, Ferdnand Grsson and four others beng the propretors. Mr. Grsson and brother, John F. Grsson bult the frst store n Hamburg vllage, he also bult the grst mll and bote 1 and was postmaster at Hamburg fo 20 years. Hs father, Burton Royce and Grandfather, George H. Royce were n the general merchantle busness n Hamburg for many years. Saturday evenng. A good crowd attended tat chcken pe'supper last Wedne nght. The proceeds were $30.' SC Mr. and Mrs John Glbnore o Tecumseh were recent vstors of ther daughter, Mrs Swen Jensen and Mr. Jensen. Mss Geneveve Brney of Ann Arbor 3pent the past week wth Mrs. Walter Mller. George VanGorder s workng fdrj Maude Crofoot ths wnter. Mrs. Swen Jensen and daughter.'s Patrca, had ther tonsls remove*! at Lantng last Thursday. r4 Mrs* Anna Chrstan of Nebraska' s vstng at the John Ruttman home. Mrs El Jensen of Jackson s vstng Mrs. John Ruttman and Mrs. Swen Jensen. ' Mrs. Hannah Foster s vstng 8 Mrs John Armstrong. Mss Neva Hoard-of Gregory called on Mrs. Walter Mller Monday. Lttle Dorothy Jean the adopted daughter of "Mr ard Mrs. Walter Mller was taken serously ll Sunday but s some better at ths wrtng UNADLLA The farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Harrson Hadley burned to the ground Sunday. The communty extends sympathy. Hamburg Hoy Scout* held ther Barney D. Roepcke was a Howell regular meetng at ther log cabn and Ann Arbor vstor Saturday. Frlay evenng n charge of Scout-f Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sweet are master Dan J. Noeker. Lttle Was ' spendng some tme at the latters done except regular busness and home. playng of Scout games. t wa? Born to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Charvoted to hold another card party at lc of Hghland; Nov. 16, a baby the cabn, Saturday evenng, Decern ber 2. Two new members have been added to the troop: Joe Savage, a second class Scout, who was a member n Calforna, and Jamej Hamln a tenderfoot. boy. Mrs. Charle wll be remember ed as Margaret McRobbe. Congratulatons. The George Meabon famly of Pnckney were Saturday vstors at Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Marshall's Manly W. Bennett, Lee Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. James Caskey and Clfford Broegman, James Hamln. famly attended the chkken supper Joe Savage, Robert Smth and and far n Planfeld Wednesday Wayne Wllams, Boy Scouts, accompaned by James W. Featherly Mr. L. K. Hadley s confned to nght. and Arthur C. Smth attended the b-s home snce a fall last week. We Mchgan-Mnnesota football gam e wsh for hs speedy recovery. at the Wolverne stadum n Ann Mr, and Mrs. Robert Sweet spent Arbor Saturday afternoon, the *>y; Sunday at the C. E. Sweet home Scouts actng as ushers. Mu Ed Cranna s better at ths Word has been receved here of wr;tng. the death of Frank Denson at h?j Mr and Mn, G A Pyper and late home n Davenport, Wash., son delghtfully entertaned mem- ctober 23. Mr. Denson was born bers of the Unadlla Band and ther.at Hamburg^J^oyember 2, 1858,} famh^at a pot luck supper and whrrc he lved a good many years. yocaj e v e nj n g a t "ther home Frday He was unted n marrage wth' evenng. Mss Mary A. Smth, February 201 RcV and Mrs Rhengans wer; 1884, who passed away ctober Chelsea callers Monday. llg, 1:)23. He had lved at Devenport Jack Donahue and Glenn Caskey the past 30 yeor*. He s survved by were Sunday callers at Jas. Caskcy's wo daughters, Mrs. Gladys Mansfeld of Davenport and Mrs. Rcna week end wth Clyde Robeson of George ln Marshall spent th W. Braut of lympa, Wajh., and stockbrdge. two sons, Fred of Davenport and Harry Cooper was an Ann Arbot Verne of Rcardon, Wash., and sx vstor Saturday. grandchldren. He was a cousn of Edward J. Sherdan of Hamb vllage. *' MARN Mrs. Mary E. Royce s vstng her daughter, Mrs. Harry J.. Mur- Mrs. Margaret Clark returned tc phy and famly at Kalamazoo her home n Detrot last week afte Mr. and Mrs. Wlam E. Plgrm spendng four weeks here wth relaat the tves attended a dancng party home of Mr. an 1 Mrs. Glen Hovn^ Mrs. Harry Coley enterta n Ann Arbor Saturday nght. frend from Detrot over Su Mss Grace Beebe spent the week Mr:<. Lesle Maycock, St, end wth her parent-?, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. J. D. Whte vste Herbert Becbe at Howell. Russel West at the State San Wednesday afternoon; Mss Helen Hurd teacher PLANFELD lac schools attended the Mnn, football game n Ann Mr. J. W. Taylor of Mason was a Saturday guest Wednesday of Mr. C. 0. Dut ton. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Duttpn spent Frday afternoon wth Mr. and Mr-. B. W. RobcrU Mr. C. E. Donohue > sufferng wth eryspelas and under the doc-j tor's care. Mn. Dan Lants and Mss June Tttus of Stockbrdge were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Gau*\ Mr. L. C. Gardner called Sunday 1 on Mr C. E. Donohue. Aunt Magge Greve* moved n for the wnter wth Mr. and Mr*, j E. L. Toppng ths last week.! Mr. H. J. Dyer and two sons, Mlton and John, came home Sun-, day wth a deer each from Montmorency county. Mr. and Mrs. Gale Reasoner and two sons from Holt were Saturday guests at Mrs. H. J. Dyer's. Mrs. B. W. Robert* and son. Mrs. Mlton Dyer and son called Sunday at Mrs. H. J. Dyer's. Frday wth Mr. and MVs. M. M. Tsham. The Chrstan Hustler S. S. class wn me^ wth Jjus Mldred. Burt Mrs. Ed Hoscl an'l d Rosanne were guests of Ms Lavey n Pnckney Thursday Mrs. Gus B. Smth attend funeral servces Sunday for E. Browne n Howell. Fred Howlett, steward State Santarum > havng hauled ths wnter wth the teams and wagons. The past truclcs have been hnd to hau coal whch has been very exp besde leavng the teams dle teamsters out of work. Earl Meyer and Gerald Wt returned Saturday from Hou Lake wth an X pont dee Mr. Meyer shot Wednesday mo bout 8 o'clock. Alfred Pfau has taken up new dutes, as Sales Tax Ad trator for Lvngston a:d Sha countes. He succeeds Ray T Brghton who has charge of countes n southern Mchgan Teeple Hardware! HanutnMUt!!mt& MCHGAN BELL TELEPHNE C. MAKE TELEPHNE SERVCE YUR FAMLY GFT Telephone servce n an deal gft for the entre famly, n countlew ways. comfort and convenence for call frend*, shop, and "run" the house. 1c busness ad. He can call the employer, customers or busness m at home when necessary. reached easly by telephone and frends' good tmes. hone gves assurance that n rase ad can be summoned nstantly. 8 gft of telephone servce totlay. be ntuleatany lme yo*g/>ecfy. e Telephone Busness ffce. Mrs, Robert Jack attended a brdge party at the home of Mr<. R. Rex at Detrot Wednesday and was a guest the rest of the week of Mr. and Mrs. Wllam Lndsay Mr. and Mv. Addson Collum of Strawberry Lake are spendng some tme wth Mrs. Collum's brother, Frank Roach at Toledo, ho. Mrs. Carl Brown of Durand was a guest Monday of^ her husband Mr. Brown, here. / Mrs. Harry Lee an4 son. A er, of ths place and Mr/ Lee's moser, Mrs. S. H. Car^W Pnckney shopped n Jackson/Saturday. PLANFELD CHURCH.MEWf ; CHUBBS CRNER S. S. at 10:30. Preachng by Rev C. H. Downng and grandson, Robert Downng, of Strawberry -Ed Swdttngat 11: Mr."~and Mrs. J. M. B Lake are- -spendrtg some tljpwftfe C. E. leetng n evenjng at 7:30. [."pent Sunday at the home of Mr. Topc, Nov. 26: ssrat have wo and Mrs. McGlennon of WoW Stake. once for northern Mchgan huntng to thank God for? Wayne Wagner entertaned the them tnem a long and happy marred lfe. Mrs. T. L. Bourbonnas * The No. 2 Bbh cla^s met last young people of the communty at J called to Detrot Tue3day""by the a dance Saturday evenng. ) UCELANDNEW5 jl «j*enous serous llness lln~- of * her daughter-nseroha lln< Unes ^of "her daughtcr-n- Mrs. C. Kngsley, :son, Glenn, Mr. j fc and Mrs. Lloyd Bennett and Glora} * MrTTnd W. _..* MrsT W ~» _ -J daughter, J Mchall Joan, was bom Wllam J. Van- Ayrnottf spent Mrs. Bourbonnas on Sunday ^tvnoon t Klwk spent Wednesday w Howell, flonfrj, r.-a 1" *-\ >

5 r t 7 THE t:ash SPECALS FR FRDAY AND SATURDAY, NV. 24 AND 25 CHEESE, s STRES A VERY FNE QUALTY MADE N MCHGAN MACARN, n bulk, 2 lb 15c MACKERAL, Fresh Pack, can... 10c SUGAR, ALL PRCES N THS AD NCLUDE MCHGAN SALES TAX S> * H k T 1 lb. 15c PNK SALMN, lge. can 13c RED SALMN 20c» CANE SUGAR 5 lbs. 25«; FNE GRANULATED *JXATES^ lb. pkg. 25c PRUNES, lge sze, lb 12c ^ _ APRCTS.qualty extra gobajbtl 8c RASNS,' Seedless, 4 lbs".1. 29c HNEY, Pure & Clean, card 10c RASNS, seeded, 4-1 lb. pkg 29c MLASSES. sbest, qt. JELL, all favor, per pkg. CFFEE, MLLARS, 1 lb. pkg. 19c GREEN & WHTE 3 lb 50c MAXWELL HUSE, 1 lb. can 29c CRACKERS. 2 lbs. LUNCH CKES, 1 lb ATMEAL CKES, 1 lb \ SAP, 10 Bars v 9 MLK, 3 tall cans 19c J CAMPBELL'S SUPS, pre can 9c BUTTER, MRACLE WHP SALAD DRESSNG PHNE 23FT PEANUT BUTTER, 2 lb. jar, N. 2 CAN PEAS N. 2 CAN CRN 13c k 25c J 10c J lqc Dspatch Wednesday, November 22, 1933 k.pnckney Dspatch Entered at k he Post«ffce 'tt Pnckney, Mch ju Secctd Claw Matter. Subscrpton $1.25 a n Advance. tuuun^nuhuuuunnu Mr. Farmer and Mr, Poultry man We have just added the?a\jl CURLETT PUBLS:ER = DR. LEGEAR Mss Drue la M'abon was home, 5 from Howell the week end. S Mr. am Mrs. scar Beck of De- ' 5 trot arc vstng relatves here. E Mr. an Mrs M.. Graves am famly were Jackson vstor Frdey. 5 23c! kt-. M-, and Mrs. \V. C. Hen,he. J We can *uppy Ms.s Alce Metever of Ypjlant j STCK was a week end guest of Robert Stackable. Mr. and Mrs.. J. Kennedy of [Howell were n Pnckney on bus- ness last Thursday. j Mr. and Mrs. Edward Clark of ; Ann Arbor spent Sunday wth Pnckney relatves. j Wllh-n {.'oler has purchased \ the property of the late Mrs. Jula Monroe n thj vllage. j..m Surah Byer, Mrs. Wll Kenj nedy and Mrs. scar Beck were n \ Howell last Wednesday. ; M\ and Mrs. Lous Coy f attended tl- fureral of James McMann at.south Lyon last Wednesday, M.-. am Mrs. Lee Lavey and son, <.\,l)e rl,.-pent Sunday wth Mr. and M' Mr Harry Lavey n Detrot. T Lyle Jul r s spendng some tme wth hs sster, Mrs. B. B. Cooden, and Mr. Coodcn at Farhope, Ala. \ Lou.- Coyl' and wt" were dnner ^m s.s last Wodne-day of Mr. and * Mrs. Mcha-1 Ryan n South Lyon. '? Cecl UetMlee of Mch. State' colh g- <[> nt Sunday wth hs par-,' GELATNE DESERT, Defance,.. 5c j j Mr. am Mr,-, H. A. cehrng.-r <,;,t' 16c 19c KREMEL, 2 for 9C!A.!.-: tn wc-e Srvlay <lnne guests j of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stackable _ BG FUR 23c! WHTE NAPHTHA VRY SAP, Medum VRY SAP, Large FRESH CHURNED N 1 LB. CARTNS V 2 PT. SZET PT. SZE QT. SZE 5c * lcj 25c tc j M. '. atu MTT T. Davenport Tn^" Lne of Veternary Medcnes v v yoar needs n any of the folk>#ng PWDERS 1 CW PRESCRPTNS HG PRESCRPTNS PULTRY PWDERS LCE PWDER PULTRY WRM PWDER - S Call at our store and we wll be glad to gve you a 5 complete booklet enttled "Lve Stock Manual" or "pmplete Poultry Gude". M Ether of These Books FREE. """ FLYD W^E&S-' Prescrpton Druggst MmnmHMunnmnmnHnnm "MUMtmwmm- Mr. and Ms John Martn and J / on, Leu 1, were n Ann Arbor : 2 Saturday. Met Cnelker s agan the owner ( E of th. dance lal) and store at Pat-'J Wt kv-^m^' f. MEYER WKUh U " Sald tu J01 ' U * ht& Heay y Haulng of All Knds. Movng 'H Weekly Trps Made to Detrot J Mr. and Mrs. rvlle Nash and -on, Lloyd, spent the week end wth C. H. KENNEDY W E DELVER j [townshp l^ll ^^hruk^^luu ^ Foot Bal Game At Pnckney Sunday, Nov. 26th at 3:00 P. M. Pnckney ndependents vs or AU Stars Come out and help the home team and see the old Pnckney Hgh School Stars n acton Admsson lcc and 25c 0! * -\l:> Aml)urgey Arbor Monday. Lous Clnton and wfe were Detrot Saturday. am.mrs. J 18c 'ToK-1«,. 30c 1 ^11-- ar '' ^r> - A - lf - ^u, p' h y p son, D.k, spent Sunday wth her 4 f-t'']-. Mrs. Herman, and Mr. Her- 'man n Detrot.? M's. K. 11. Wleel,-!' (,1- Dexter am!* ^. one day last week. She s now at j the Pnckney Santarum. j Mrs. Franke Leland and daugh- Ann ' te-, Carmen, M ;. (ene Dnkel, Mr. j and Mrs. C J. Clnton attended the j M j ( ult.-how n Detrot Sunday. Walter Collns who ha.- been stayng wth Mel Chalker for a couple Ms.- Dorothy Wl.-en was h.omfom Chelsea th week end. of W'-ek- has accept' d a poston on a large darv farm south of Ann Mr. Ella McCluskey and.-on. Arbor. ( Francs, were n Howell Mo:;d:y. (eorg'- Cvm r ha a horse < > Kd Steptoe of Dexter wa a Sanday vstor of Mrs. Mame Slehan. badly ^'ored by a young hefer hst \/eek that t d d. ''hy lorse was ' Mrs. Paul Cu-lett and Mrs. ted n a -lal and unable to defend Elzabeth Curlett we-e n Howell ts. f. M-. Ross Read spent sov ral Mss Dnrotv a Knn»y of Wht-' days last week wth relat\' s n n'n'e and Larry Stackabk of Lan-1 Detrot..-g w< < ' Sunday \->tor- at t)- Mss Nelle Full r was hone' from home of Mr. and Mr-. Jos-ph Stack-' the Det'ot sclool of co.-ue tology ;.!;'.: Sr. Sunday. Sun-lay gu -t of Met Chalk r. Mrs. (Jlenn CadU'- of St-moa \- r Mr. and M s. Kav Mller and vsted Mrs. El/.a Cardner one <b\y t; 1)V(.,(,,1,1,-,. n ;lu y\,-. ;,,, M-. Z last week. j AM'ed 1'fau arnl son of Maron and 1» Mrs. Lola Rogers went to D--t ror j.v r. ;.nd Mrs. Henry Colln- an-l!p Sunday V> spend tl«wnter wth j naught' r of ^"p -];r^t her daughter, Marylda. M r. r, n, M,... wll Euler, ther Mr. and Mrs. Roche Sn ban at: : daughter, X.-l -, and lvng Rchchldren of Ann Arbqr wen- Sur-day ard.-oa w< rt: gmst at a dnner callers of Mrs. Juu-s Roche. j parly yven by Mr. and Mr-. ral Mr. and Mrs. Wl Danow a.d! -Morgan at Brghton Sun.lay n Maurce Darrow and wf w< :-e n Am Arbor Sun<lay afte-noon. Mr. and Mrs. rvn Kennedy ad son, Anbros'.- of Howell spert Sunday wth Mr. and Mrs. Patrck K n- ntyy. honor of Mr. and Mr-. Kulej-'s 2<th Naton-Wde Store cals for Thnfr-fr^Jsat^ N<-Y?4,?5 SAP, FelsNaptha, 10 bar. P. & G. SAP, large sze, 5 bars BG 4 SAP CHPS, 2 pkgs. SUPER SUDS, large pkg XYDL, large pkg 45c 19c 25c 17c 21c SUGAR, 10 lbs 49 c MLK, Naton-Wde, 3 tall cans 19c PEAS, Early June, 2 cans ll«c CRN, Golden Bantam, cans 19c CRN FLAKES, Kelloggs, Post's, lge 10c CRACKERS, 2 lbs HAMBURGER Rat!bo< has bult on h- (state at, ZSmmSSSSSSSHSHSSm l."'l\es Dak an wll work for hm.' 'Mke Harnac ha.- n:ov-d from ll" Sunday guest- of Mr. and Mr-. ; ][ x Smth KJU-' to the Culhane S. K. Swarthout were M. an 1 M^. -'u.-'- vacated by Plumn.-r. j Ward Swarthout and daughter, j Ka-bara of Jackson. ALS MEAT SPECALS RUND STEAK, lb. SLCED BACN, lb BEEF PT RAST, lb. LE, Nucca, 3 lbs. Phone 38 3 lbs. 25c 17c 19c 9V 2 c 25c Ask for Tckets wth Every 25c Purchase REASN Se SNS w-mng a'nver.-ary.,. U1 ~ J%J - r v/ra Plummer u-.d famlv have > ' Wft Delver v o th, w houe John V W» V W W W ^ W W /. V /, V ^ A W W W W A S W W DD That SGLERS DENTSTRY j Sur-.day d';n<-r gn-sts of Mr-. J,- tu Ror-h" were Mr. and Mr.. A. Brock Cole an Mr. nloer ef M. Roche. tlvr daughter.;, Patty Detrot spent Sunday at Mrs. Anna and Marv Don, and sons, Ronal-1 and Kennedy's. Max Clark and famly of Pontac Ray, of Dan.-her, Russell W< -t a.d SKKMS MST 1'PLLAR WTH THSH WH L: AST Mr. and Mrs. George Bland were NKKD were Sunrlay guests of Mr. and Mrs., < hf.-l.--n ' of Mt. Clement-,., Mr;.-, TH-; s (DLL.MS) TlKV SAVK. n Howell Monday. Sale jr kalhb-en ( rottv TU daughter,' Roy Reason and Bernard Dlloway. Hanes., *,.,., THJS MAY!JK VR PPRTLX1TY T s-wk V<H K TKETH were n Howell Tuesday evenng Mrs. Weltha Val and Ms. J^sh-! S. )utnw,-t-r Don Swarthout took j AND P Y TDK THN'CS YU WANT WTH THK MNKY YU Blk prce*. S. Thompson of Dexter was a Green were n Howell Saturday. \ Man, ^ f^owng football Seout- gane- to at Ann th- M.ch.-j Arbor SAVK N DKNTAL BLLS. caller at tho Dspatch offce Tuesday. Mr<. Anna E-wn of wo.-.-u J Saturday: lobert Read, Jack Rea- PRNTED vstng Mrs. Kdna Spea:s. j -on, Wll- Darrow, Cyru^ At Lee TWKNTY FLR YKARS K\PKR;\( P!\ :\ PRY BRANCH F! The brdge club was entertaned : t Florence Mu7)hy was^home fr;^; JT 1 Charhs Rattle. Floyd Hanes DKNTSTRY KNAH.KS MH T CRRKCTLY. DAfNS AND J the honm of Mrs. Sade Read Tue.- Jackson the wc-k end. also attended. C'ARK FR YUR DKNTAL TRl'PLKS. ASK 1000s (THU- day evenng 1. SANDS F SATSFKD PAtlKNTS. «Mrs-. S. H. Carr entertnmd at a, W«are fxed for turtuno..knry Shrcy and Leonard Devc;-- dfnner party Sunday honorng h. r About a0^ couple aunded th ^ eaux called on Howell frends la.-t o# work of ths land husband on hs brthdav. The out Vf '>. K. S. Ma-ttjuera<le dance held at Thursday evenng town guest, were Mr. and, Mr-.! ther n double-quck tme. h - l!1 h^ FrJ; >' n «hl -.^u^<' The Msses Hetty and Helen Devreaux spent the week end wth Smth and wfe of Chubb^ Corner,' Wayn- AtLee tfot frst pnz- for the j Clarence- Smth of Ypslant, Cha,. ;- «furndv-l V the Dalke orchestra. 1 R. R. G. S'GLER D. D.S " ^ ^ ^ _ ^ _ ^ _ ^ u n V- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Le- and -.>:\ '^ c.,.unn.-.^ a M.- K MJ...>,,. PNCK^'"' >"C; P Mr. and Mrs. Harry!/ and '.^.'lr-t eo^tume ;,. negro mammy J - Tollo 'md Borneo Murphy Alger, the Msses Mldn-d, Madg -j and th. Jack twns won second f TAKK PlNCKXKY-PRTAr;K LAKF-DKX RRA! MHS Maro Monks of Jackson ^""» ^1 - _» d Rob,. rta Jaf. k of jak(., on d, Mr.,>n/--. h-y *-n dressed a- M.ckey.l,, ()lrs ;> to 1 2 _, to 5 FVPNLNCS UV A>PNTMENT.,, e *'""" rh11 '' homc f ' Tl - J w -md MM Mvlo Kettl-r and daugh- ] and Mud- Mo..,-. Another dance PHXKlsFo 8Pcnt U,c wc^ end at the home of,, y th lllncm of thcr ^thcr, ^. ( ^ ¾ ^ ^^o lowdl. wu be gven 8oon. S, Mr, vd Mrs. W, EJ. Murphy, E. Murphy " > * *«f ^ /

6 The Pnckney Dspatch, Wednesday, November 22, 1933 FRLRN SLAND By EDSN MARSHALL WNUSerrloe Cepyrtsut by Bdlson Marshall SYNPSS Bs yacht the ntrepd, abandoned ST ts crew, Felx Horton, mllonare, wth h* mother, he daughter Nan, aad Boy Stuart, puts nto Squaw Harbor, Alaska, to recrut. He engages a boaoh of nondescrpts stranded there. A flffmtlo PoU, Sandomar, 1s ther leader. Captan Way mre, the ntra- ld's skpper, Engages Erc Erlcssen, sktt old frend, to sal as chef offcer. Naa and Stc ndulge n a moonlght flrtaton. The ntrepd s wrecked. Uavlng her n a small boat, wth fcfs party. Sandomar klls fejrtnlr* and leaves the shp -crowd. n landng, Erc s no communcaton wth ttt^ejefjle world. Flreheart, prestess Nan under! f Ms sere, but she s uncertan of beart. n a sudden, terrfc tons* a ehfld of the trbe s left helpless M a sand spt. _ to e able-bod- CHAPTER VU«~Contnu«cl 14 Tuts was only too true. hlkak's father worshped her; he would starve -lor fear <n A lean wnter, or de for ter when death was wrtten n black And whte; but he could not push out to that watery earthquake for lfe nor love. t was not Just wnd and wave, but the boorga. For bm^tha scud barely concealed unearthly lvng shapes. He was not one of the whte masters, to challenge the elementary powers, but a man of the Aleuts, wth tbe darkness of subjecton on hs face. "f they don't go, who wll?" Hoy nssted. ", for one. You'd better not try ttt< t can get two of the salors. They're handy at Jobs lke ths and anyway, Nan'll want you to stay." **Catch me gong!" Roy's cold eyes flashed. "Thank God 'm not such a fool as that." Then, almost shoutng: "t's a crazy gesture. The chld's done for anyway. Erc, you mustn't go ether. You're needed here. t's the lfe of an Aleut brat aganst Nan's future safety^ Erc hestated only an nstant. You'll have to protect her. the best fou can. f 'm lost, two of the pang wll be lost, too, and you can hold 'em at bay." Roy cursed tln to ns face., then >led to Nan. "Speak to that fool." Tell hm he can't throw awty hs lfe on a chance lke ths that JT need hm. that we al need Jbnt A t>eal to hs crazy chvalry.".nan slowly shook her head. "T «csm*t do t," She dd not seem to rase ner voce, hut as her lps were >ne*r, her tone rang clear. "'m not even urt that want hm to stay. "Yon see he may be rght and you unay be wrong." Bre bad now turned to the outlaw erbw massed around Sandomar. Ther facet ware drawn, ther eyes wolfsh; t seemed hopeless to appeal to them. let Erc knew men ther evls, ther ftoftles, ther nnate greatness and he spoke boldly. *f want two good men. Who wll 4#mtV There was a bref pause. Sandosaar's somber gaze fell to Garge's flutternf hand, then he threw up hs man head. * wll be one," he answered n hs dull monotone. "And f Sandy goes, want to go, too," Garge sad. "Anyhow, don't lke to thnk of that lttle [.apoose out there all by 'erself, watng to be drowned." Erc's face flamed. Even hs moment of surrender, on the Clff of Death wth Nan, held no greater glory, no hgher truth, than ths. The strong cup of bs beng ran full and overflowed. True, tt was only a bref truce. An feoorafostbdenmr would have butchered^wo wthout mercy; an hour from now, ** both survved, he would agan be plottng hs overthrow. They were mplacable foes. They could not nhabt the same world; Erc knew well. n tome cold nner mnd, that n the end be must slay Sandomar, or be Slan by hm. But now they mght strve, strke, and f worse comes to. front, cress the bar together. Ba was at the pont of acceptng the fcety of hs two foes, when he remembered gandomar*s deafness. Amd the falllaf saountans of water, Garge would ftare no tme U rata* ht band - from hs blade and nterpret the captan's shouts. "Garge. can't take your pal," Ere sad. *Tvs got to hare someone who can hear. Wll yon go wthout hm?" The lttle cockney looked to the ground. " wouldn't be no good wthout Sandy. Anyhow, can't leave hnt- Erc nodded, and turned to bs lesser enemes. "Who else wth try tr Sydney BU, hard-handed Australan, was the frst to move forward, and murderous Bg Smth second. ' Erc accepted them, and commandeered from the squaws three kamlekas (water-proof outer garments) for them and hmself. The hunters had started across the headland wth the boat; fnal preparatons for what mght be a one-way journey must now be made. Erc called Boy asde, ran wth hm ffty yards down wnd untl the murk grew thck between, and passed hm hs revolver. "To protect our party n case don't come back," be sad quetly n bs rval's ear. Boy's hand grpped t strongly, and a look of steel came nto bs face. Hs frst thought was to thrust the barrel nto Erc's sde and order hm not to go. The stubborn fool would not lsten to reason, but he mght heed the cold steel n hs rbs! But when he gazed nto the narrowed pupls, he knew the bluff would not work. Anyway the whole stuaton had cnanged now that he had yelded tfp hs scepter of authorty. t Sandomar Came Fghtng Back, Falng, Rsng to Reel on Agan. led men on hand waded n the bolng foam, and although the waves smote them lke sandbags and made them reel, they held the kayak whle the three voyagers boarded and drew the hatches tght. Could they get through the surf nto deep water? The answer lay wth one man alone Sandomar. Wth a grunt, he sezed the gunwale and lumbered nto the tde. n and on he stumbled, hs gorlla strength and anmal courage matched aganst the fury of the breakers. Blow after blow they dealt hm, frst aganst hs thghs, then hs barrel chest, fnally breakng over hm. bludgeonng hs head, blndng hs freball eyes. When he could go no further, he passed the boat along untl hs bg hands were on the stern. Watchng hs chance.' as a bllow rushed sea; ward, he gave a mghty thrust. The kayak shot forward, then up to the crest of the next wave. The bllow met t well beyond the breakers. Sandomar came fghtng back, fallng, rsng to reel on agan, hurled forward wth back-brenkng volence, at last lumberng through the foam wth mmense arms hangng lmp, hs eyes lke a dead seal's. Wth a suffocatng heart, Nan watched the lttle craft beat out to sea. nce se thought t was gone. An avalanche of water swept t down. For a frgd eternty, perhaps ten seconds, posshly twenty, there was naught where t had been but a gray hllsde streak wth foam. But presently the ponted bow shot out lke the snout of a shark, and the heads of the boatmen appeared one by one. The paddes glnted wanly, as the lttle shp saled on. Nan's chll despar began to change to flamng hope. A darng' thought stole nto her stunned bran; not Just that Erc had done rght n some vague abstract sense, but tha+^rfs foolsh dream was nspred truth, that there were hdden laws governng lfe whch Roy's materalsm* could never explan and whch had decreed Erc's vctory. How dd she or anyone know what was true, what was false? Per haps Erc's dealsm was not Just a splendd lluson, to trck hm to a frutless death, but s workng force, a lvng, conquerng pv>wer. Perhaps he would yet wn to hs goal and return to stand besde her on the strand. Her bands clasped over her breast She straned nto the murk, to follow 4 the dmmng, lvng shape so small,.so brave, n the heavng desert of death. Not once dd t soar out of the roarng valleys but that her heart soared too. Not one bllow grappled t only to drop behnd la wrthng fury but that her lps breathed thanks. "Fght on, Erc," she whspered. "Go and come back safe.... Brng hm back to me, lttle shp. b, don't fal hm now ** Besde her, Sandomar and hs gang cursed and breathed hard. Meanwhle Erc was fulfllng hs destny. A1V hs long journeylngs had been toward ths one goal, a gran of sand n a lonely sea, and an ndan chld callng hm wth outstretched arms. Ths was the great battle of bs lfe. Nan, Boy, Sandomar had no part n ths. t was all between hm and hs ferce old dam, the sea. She was the mother of hs race. She had fed blm, schooled hm, chershed hm, and now she would try hm to the bone. And the test was commensurate wth hs rank the her of sea-kngs. Ever she had spared no pans on hs blue-eyed, far-hared brood. From those dm days they had saled forth n panted galleys, redbearded ferce-browed brutes n wnged hats, from the deep-cut fords of Scandnava, she had harred them, proved them, slan them wthout mercy, untl she had bred men! Yet to the dark spawn of the western sles Erc owed hs fghtng chance. The wooden dory that was hs cradle would stand short shft n seas lke these; she would fll and flounder at the frst rush of the rollng mountans: and only the Alaskan kayak, developed n centures of rough salng after walrus and whale, could shake free and leap to the crest. t was no more than a whale-bone frame covered wth walrus hde, yet Erc blessed t n the name of hs Norse gods. No stately shp beatng through a tropc typhoon had ever made hs heart glow so warm. The hatch he occuped came nearly to hs nrmplts, and was scarcely large enough to admt hs body. The folds of hs kamleka made t watertght, and though one wave after another broke over hm. blndng hm, bludgeonng hs head and shoulders, always the craft buoyed up. shook off the ter-arms. and fought on. True, f t once fell n the trough of the seas the repeated onslaughts would cave n ts rbs, but by good seamanshp and paddlng for hs lfe wth the double blade, he managed to avod ths ptfall. The decfcwast so low~ that" the wn 9 could not seze and hustle t. Hs two comrades tmed ther strokes wth hs; caught up by hs conquerng sprt they fought as they had never fought before, drunk or sober, on land or sea, for lfe, bread, or favor of woman. Ther goal slowly neared. They could see fhe kneelng chld, braced aganst the wnd, ptched down sometmes as the rsng waves broke over the sandy shelves and washed her to the wast, but always strugglng up. "Hold on!" Erc shortted, hopng aganst hope that the cry would heat through the wnd to her ears. "We're comng for you!" She appeared to take heart. She could hear naught hut the bellow of the gale, but she saw hs lps move, and some fellowshp of courage leapng across the foam made her fght lke a shoaled salmon. The kayak came up on the lea of the slet. n comparatve quet water. Wth a yell. Erc sprang out, waded to land, and clasped the fantng chld n hs arms. Roarng' he knew not what perhaps the ancent battle-cry of the Vkngs wellng up from some old cellar n hs bran he waded back, thrust the lmp body nto the hold, cllmhed nto the hatch, and smote th» water wth hs blade. CHAPTER X The watchers on shore wated desolate eterntes. Had Roy glanced at Nan. he would have wondered where her dusky beauty had flown. Her eyes were dark wounds. Her cheeks were haggard and gray, her Hps drawn. Yet f she loved the man she had lost, she stll dd not know t. Love was the ash of a lghthouse through the storm, and the storm blew too thck between. But presently she ht her lp untl t bled. She thought she saw a strange-shaped shadow on the Water, revealed only an nstant through the flutterng curtans of spndrft. For nl she knew t was only a trck of her tortured fancy.... A moment mnrp she wated. Then, over the rollng hlls, a dark shape took form. At the same nstant, the murk parted lke a torn vel, and the scene was etrhed n vvd black and whte on her memory. The kayak seemed to be rdng the storm. For an nstant t hung posed, a symbol of vctory, on the wnd-whpped crest of the hghest bllow, lookng down on ts doman. The paddles flashed vallantly. The sea lght was on Erc's face. Then t came leapng toward land. She could not utter a sound. Her throat was too full. But Sandomar grunted she heard hm and Roy gasped out what she thought was an oath of amazement. Mother Horton threw up her lean arms wth a yell. "By G d. he's made t!" But no one blamed the old woman for the oath. The watchers never lost sght of the boat agan. t came wth a rush, the wnd behnd t. hurled through the foam, dodgng, rockng, ptchng, soarng up and dartng down. The boorga roared n van. The foled seas chased the lttle shp, to sprng upon ts back, but always ther leaps fell short (T B* co?mmj»r*.> The Rrd ^BecauseoTby Great Bounty by GRACE NLL CRWELL a Factor*! Councl Bulletn ECAUSE 1 have been gven much, ** 1, toe, shall *ve; Because of Thy great bounty. Lord, Each day Uvo shall dvde my gft* from The* Wth every brother that 1 see Who has the need of help from ma. Because 1 have been sheltered, fed. By Thy good car*, can not see another's lack And not share My glowng fre, my loaf of bread. My roofs shelter overhead, That, he, too, may be comforted. Because tore baa been svabed so Upoa-me, Lord,. A wealth know that wee ttot mean! For me to hoard, 1 tha] gro lave to those a need. The cold and hungry clothe end feed. Thus shall show my thanks ndeed. Katherne Edelmanl THNGS had been gong rather badly wth the Hamptons the past few months. t was true no great calamty or sorrow had befallen them, but Just a seres of petty annoyances and worres had cropped up almost daly the knd of thngs that gnaw and eat away the roots of the tree of happness and content. Ths mornng they had almost quarreled before Arthur left because Janet had decded that they would not have a turkey for Thanksgvng. Arthur beleved, and rghtly so, that a turkey wth all the trmmngs was a part of He Paused Long Enough- at the Door to Call Back. Thanksgvng tself f one could afford t, but Janet nssted that a chcken would do them Just as well: "What's the use of spendng ten dollars or more for a dnner when we can get one that wll do just as well for less than fve?" she had argued, and fnally Arthur let her have her way, but he paused long enough at the door when leavng to call back: "xwks as f we ceew- TTveTtke real folks on Thanksgvng day at least" After he had gone Janet sat n deep thought hs partng remark had stung her deeply. How could he talk lke that after all she had done all the sacrfces that she had made so that thngs would be easer for hm n the future! Then t suddenly dawned upon her that a great many of the worres that had annoyed and upset them of late were mostly of her makng. Lookng back over ther fve years of marred lfe she saw that t was ths penurous trat of hers that had been accountable for most of the trals that had beset ther path. Comng from a home where every penny counted, she had found t hard to spend two dollars where one would do f one only skmped enough. John ha'd tred to reason t out wth her many 'tmes, explanng to her that he would be the last man n the world to urge her to lve beyond ther means, but, snce they were n a poston to do so wthout endangerng ther future, he would lke to lve better than they dd. There was a generous nest-egg n the bank and a goodly sum n lfe nsurance should he be taken, so, why, he had often reasoned, couldn't they enjoy a good show or dnner when they felt lke t? Now, n the lght of the awakenng hat had come to her, Janet saw that she had been unjust to Arthur. t was n Thanksgvng There Was a Large Turkey on the Table. true, she told herself, that she had been dong all the savng and skmpng for hs sake, but she realzed now that she had been robbng hm of many joys that were hs rght, and, perhaps, keepng hm back n hs professon keepng hm from rsng beyond a certan level. She knew, too. that n cheatng hm she had also cheated herself and made the way hard, but t was of Arthur she was especally thnkng. But joy came to her at the thought that t was not too tate to make amends. And on Thanksgvng there was a large turkey on the table, wth all the trmmngs that anyone could crave, and Janet had nvted a few of the people that she knew Arthur lked best to share the feast wth them.. 19**. Western Newspaper Unon. We Thank Thee Howe About A Loafer's Utopa The Fnal Average Leadng a Normal Lfe By ED HWS XJ NEWSPAPER manager can pos- *^ slbly keep nonsense oat of hs columns, but he should be careful to carry along- every day a suggeston ef the old conservatve common sense necessary n properly dstngushng rght from wrong. Most newspapers do ths wth consderable fathfulness n spte of the ncreasng demand for sensatonalsm. Some of them call tt humor, but the common sense s suggested, and may be worked out by those who care for t As an example of ths note a recent syndcated artcle by Westbrook Pegler, and appearng n a good many frst rate papers. n ntroducng Mr. Pegler the paper see regularly says: "Pegler Gves a Humorous Slant on the New Deal." What s called a humorous slant s actually the most mportant pece of wsdom have seen prnted n many months. Mr. Pegler says: "The trouble wth the Russan Sovet system has been that t sought to compel the ctzens to work, sometmes resortng to enforced labor, whereas under the Amercan plan enforced loafng wll be held over the heads of the comrades as a threat to work hogs who endanger the success of the new deal by ndulgng a selfsh passon for tol." Mr. Pegler works out the dea to the extent of a column, whch s not too much; many others would have made t nto a book, and thus bured the good dea. cast my vote for a wreath to Westbrook Pegler for wrtng the most llumnatng pece of Amercan wsdom n 1933; possbly for all tme. s e e n beng careful 'm rather an enthusast ; when n such mood, and receve an mportant paper or letter, put t away so carefully 1 can't fnd t later.... Altogether my average n exercsng care s low, although beleve such vrtue one of the frst a human beng (constantly n danger) should exercse.... The tme to lock the stable door, of course, s when the thought of theves frst occurs to you, but so many delay that a warnng maxm was wrtten centures ago. The wsdom conveyed by the -maxm ts-so~mportant that all care- less men have been famlar wth and frequently repented t hundreds of years wthout t dong them any good. That s what dscourages me. e e e A young man went to a doctor for advce, and the doctor asked : "Have you been leadng a normal lfe?" The young nmn mpled that he had. "WeUr^ contnued the doctor, "you must cut out lquor and women for at least sx months."... Ths may he a good Joke confess to a smle myself but t dsplays a fault common to most Amercan Jokes, n that t gves the mpresson that all normal men drnk too much ntoxcatng lquor. Not one n twenty of them do. How many confrmed drunkards do you know? have asked myself the queston. My reply s. do not know to exceed three or four, and these so wdely scattered they annoy me rarely.... n thnkng over that part of the joke referrng to women, become more serous, but rsk no fgures. e e o A new word lately becomng popular s moron. (Meanng a man sufferng: from arrested mental development.) t s rather a better word than fool, whch seems to mean a man who s not a full shllng; who never had any sense, and never wll have any. ; But a moron means one born wth suffcent and average ntellgence, and, after reachng twenty-fve or thrty, becomes shftless as to hs mnd, and quts developng t. estmate there are hundreds of morons to one fool; the number of complete fools s actually not great; there seems lttle doubt that the mnd may be developed as naturally and easly as the muscles, by proper exercse; but as we grow older our natural dsposton s to become flabby n flesh and mnd. Mllons are today supportng doctrnes as foolsh as perpetual moton. (nflaton, as an example; t s the same thng,) All such are sufferng from arrested mental development; they do not take a proper daly dozen for ther heads. Men de unnecessarly every day because of arrested physcal development, and morons develop n the same way : they become poorer thnkers because they eo not farly and properly exercse thel: mnds, and shuffle shftlessly-along to the bread lne or poor house when they mght have easer lved farly respectable and successful lves, and fnally acheved a very good obtuary n the local papers. e e. e After young men become educated n engneerng they begn clamorng; for Jobs. Ths clamorng has already resulted n the present staggerng appropratons for unnecessary and foolsh dams, reservors, lakes, rver mprovement, etc. The more young men act lke eantous old men, the better they wwy * get along. Usually an Amercan wll cheerfully attend a reform conventon, and make and lsten to flowery and foolsh speeches; but he s very slow n shoulderng a musket and attendng the secret meetng of a vglance commttee that means busness. 0. tm Bell Syndcate. WNU'

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8 : ^ > t..'» * \ * «tjjjftodflwy Dbpatch We<jne^y> November 22>.L THE NQURNG to All REPRTER Charty toward None "Hello everybody," (wth apolto Kate Smth). Con, how does t feel to be kssed by a move star? r wasn't that Harpo Marx? We wonder f Floyd's A n Latn has any connecton wth hs gvng the teacher a bg rush at the asquerade dance? We wonder f Bern ce gave Percy the nspraton to sng "Somebody Stole my Gal" so beautfully last Frday nght? Hey, boys, gve vu the low down on why the medcne show left town n such a rush? Who were the two Lambert and Grace were steppng out wth the other nght at the medcne show? bfcbbayey lar. we thought ther nterests we-e UQYEAft TUULS 5 strctly centered around Pnckney S am vcnty! HtNtt<fmhuHumnm» We wonder f Leonard and lv" Ertahlahcd 1865 ncoroo^ted 191* «y? ' ^Sxty-fv* Yean of Safe* McPhersor State Bank H.'weL. MkA. Captal 1150, Surplus $75,000.:3 fcwcanwe Hdp n the Natonal Crss Probably no one knows or can prophesy defntely when busness trll be back to normal. We. do know that general busness s now at least 20 percent bettor than t was last sprng. Here's ono thng that we know wll help. ne hundred Dollars dbpo&ted n the bank wll do ten to twenty tmes that amount of busness through credt expanson. Your busness always apprecated. \ " " Ulerson State Bank teneral nsurance SCHL NTES Well, the banquet for the football team should be next n order. Ths.should be an opportunty for the hgh school grl-;. Pnckney Lamb \ $.jet. B. Bekz '" R.* T. Spears L. G. Snger C. Hnchey R. G. B. Beltz R. T. Kovac R. E. Dnkel Q. B. Shehan L. H. Kennedy R. H. Gerycz F. B, Broadway Mer. '.* D. Sbert Jones Hooper Zll W. Hedlesk Jnoes M. Sbert McCollum J. Hedlesk Schneder Schleede Touchdowns Kennedy, Gerycz Shehan, M. Sbert. Extra ponts Gerycz 2, Schneder. Substtutons Dlloway for Kovac, Kovac for Dnkel, Dnkel for Kovac, Battle for M. Sbert, Laszlo for Jones. Frst Bll Lamb ddn't lve up to hs'downs Pnckney 12, Ann Arbor 7, pah as a "bg game hunter" at the Passes completed Pnckney 3, Ann > masquerade dance. Dd you ever Arbor 7. Referee Mason. Hea 1, he.t of a bg game hunter chasng lnesman_j)evereaux. mce? ' 1" ^no Pnckney ndependents wll Flone s gong n for all the play the St. Thomas Alumn of Ann football heroes n a bg way. Her Arbor at Pnckney on Thanksgvng latent s John -Wylc Dayat HUM) A M. njoyed ther tete-a-tete over cotf.-o and doughnuts Frday nght? Who was the grl pagng Lefty Reason at the dance Frday nght Who were the four grls Walter took r lng the other nght? He beleves n.safety n numbers! Who were the two grls Ross and Reg entertaned at the show n FR SALE 6c EXCHANGE FR SALE-Gobbler and two hen TEXAS MNERAL "0" turkeys Lto Frye WELLS CRYSTALS PRESDENT RSEVELT $1.50 and $1.00 szes. ntroduce 5PNSRS SCUT AWARDS WANTED_To buy a stack of wheat tory offer: Both sxes sent prepad Presdent Frankln D. Roosevelt, straw Harold Doody for only $1.00. Boone Pharmacy accordng to an announcement from (Dstrbutors), Kentland, nd«the Natonal ffce of the Boy FR SALE Plymouth Rock roostr (Agents wanted). Scouts of Amerca, has sponsored crs f or eatng purposes. 10c per lb. an award to Boy Scout troops, Cub, T Mrs. Geo. Hassencahl. WANTED BDS FR^_8 cords o unts and to $$c$l Councls of Boy hard wood and 2 cords of wood f Scout; who ^develop effcency and for kndlng, delvered n the HarrU FR SALE_Alfalfa hay. profcency to ' hgh degree, and School Dstrct wood house.contract Mke Pankoff, to be let the lowest responsble bd* whch evdence %e development Jn Pnckney Duck Farm dor. the Scout program and actvty s whch comes from contnuous membershp. ' A. F. Brown, Drector. FR SALE Ether a Thoroughbred Holsten or Short horn bull. Belevng tha^ ^Scouts wll gan FUND Strayed to my premses^ K. F. Placeway. The feld was dred up some at from a longer tlhure the Scoutng a course wool ram. wner can have tb^c end of the game us Gordon authortes have devsed the plan of by provng property and payng for FR SALE_Rabbt Dog, Cheap. Lamb carred qute a lot of the mud Howell the bther nght? awards whch the Presdent, who s ths adv. Charles Whalen. home wth hm. The water splashed' The Howell grls don't seem very Honorary Presdent of the Boy L. W. Hcndoc, 3 flk't hgh when he ht the frst flattered because Am vsts the old Scouts of Amerca, and stll retans Phone 35F12 puddle. Donny Spears and John. home town so often. Am certanly hs actve Scoutng*" connectons as WANTED_Butcherng to do. 75c Presdent of the Boy Scout Founda- per head and up. Wednesdays only, Wyle also soake J up consderable s an all Amercan boy! FR SALE Lve large barred rock ton of Greater New York, has. Reason & Sons of t. Speakng of Howell, dd you pullets from Mchgan State accredted stock. Also year okl hens for Kponsored. Many of the awards wll' know Hud Dlloway's got a "secret Jack Dllwoay formerly played passon" n Howell? Ho-hum! be made durng the celebraton of LST Bunch of keys on Chevrolet layng or eatng. wth Brghton but they dd not rate he twenty-fourth brthday of Scout- key rng, j Thanks for lstenn'. Fnder leave at Dspatch VanHorn Hllsde Farm hm very hgh there and he was not We wonder where Bob Read was ng. February 8.th to 14th, j offce. gven muth opportunty to dspluy, when Stanley Dnkel took Jane Hall There wll be a red, whte, and WANTED T BUY A hand power hj talents. He sure got back at t home from the football game blue slken streamer for each Troop FR SALE A. large stack of bean stock food cutter or stalk shredder. them Frday. They dd not hand). Better watch yaw step, Bobl _ --4h4vt--^uaUfes and a knotted wdelpos cheap. StepMnJPeto. trm very easy as^trne w~al taken rbbon of red, whte and blue slk j Earl"TJaTfup, Gregory. out twce for hm and h<* hat h,- CMMUNCATN for the Scout Councls whch, by a' FR SALE A Chrysler 6 cylnder jer/ey torn oh". Edtor of Dspatch > hgh fgure of profcency among ( WANTED All knds of raw fur coach. n fne condton.. Capt. Loue Wlson doesn't sen j The letter of E. W. Mann n your the troops are enttled to the Coun-' ano - hdes. Hghest market prce See Don Sgler to lke kckng 'rom mud l'>;*s. Usue of the lftth must be of the cl awards. The troop award and the pad. Brghton blocked two puma on hm. greatest nterest to any of the older Councl rbbon, bear the followng Lucus Doyle. CDER- MAKNG,.Every day e:*«up-to.dau? he had not hud :t kck people Qf J^jnck^ey at home or oo- nscrpton: "The Presdent Frank- cept Saturdays. blocked th* year. sd )n D. Ropaevclt ms T-cn Year FR 3ALE. -Canary Sngers. Unadlla Cder Mll '' Hooke Battle also pulled ol' ne of the partes he lst.- a< F. *>Kn*m Award," Mrs. Robert Jack, Roland Gorton, Prop. Kf yard run when he grabbed aj (J. Rose, can remember and others The pont of membershp tenure Phone C2F22 Lakeland Brghton Tumble. However t was are remembered from menton by has been strewed n connecton wth a FR SALE or TRADK Model T wasted when the referee ruled t a my parentn. the award because of the fact that FR SALE Dry pop corn. Ford truck, complete or n par+.-«. There s a story, however, of the the Kcoutlng authortes feel that n J Norman Reason. Geo. Rearon, dead ball and carred t back to ts, Partng place. Pnckney opened up the game wth a forward pass whch was ntercepted by Hrghtnn. Brghton however lost the ball on the fr. t play wth u fumble. Hrghton's coach seems to have nstlled a lot of lght nto h-> tv.-n. The dny* seem to be gone wn n Pnckney could fgure Hrghton as a setup. Well, Pnckney's record ths year s nx wns and three lo.-ses. Ther record s as follows: Pnckney 0, Mlford 7 Pnckney K3, Brghton <> Pnckney 13, Hartland 0 Pnckney 0, St. Thomas 12 Pnckney 19, Manchester 0 Pnckney 12, Hartland 0 -j Pnckney (5, Fenton 25 A* ft ftorplt M Lavu> P n <-'k. ne y ] ' -^nn Arbor Res. 0 [Pnckney 12, Brghton 7 fto** N: aad S9F3 Total ponts: Pnckney 81, oppo- Pnckney, Mchgan m ' nts G3 - Dd You Know That? nr Meals Are Guaranteed - * As To QUALTY, FRESHNESS CLEANESS AND PRCE YUR MNEY BACK F* NT '"* ENTRELY SATSFED -THE HME R HGH QUALTY MEATS" Clark's Phone 51 begn ng of an earler settlement vew of the proposals for ncreased.., fouth of Pnckney, a lttle way, that lesure tme, as dovelope n the FUND Strayed to my farm, promsed to develops nto a vllage. Federal program, the Scout program J hefer, owner can have same Ths was the stream above Lttle of actvtes proposes excellent ways provng property, payng for keep Portage, just north and east of Sl- for boys to use ths tme. For older and ths advertsement. vf Lake. Here was created a boys the Sea Scout program offers! R. K. Ellott water power and a»aw mll was a lst of lesure tme actvtes. r o actually bult, but whatever the Every troop whlqh makes appllca-'. FR SALE Tom Thumb pop corn. J progress, the onterprlz" was des- tlon for the award must demonstrate troyed wth the burnng of the saw- that t has carred on an approved mll and t used to be sad that n program durng, 1933 and t must such an occdental way..was Pnck-..how an ncrease Jn membershp ney vllage made possble, Also by ever lf>32. n addton ut least half th«-> same authorty tho record plans 0f the new members the Troop gans for ths project were left n England durng the year must be boys who as the ownershp remaned wth have parsed ther 12th brthday but partes there. arc not yet 13, and at the same There remans only tradton con- tme, eghty percent of the boys cernng all ths but tradton s who become troop members n 1934 mportant and among your readers must bo regstered for a contnung probably are some that may amplfy membershp, tle statements above. The- awards are co-ordnated wth M. T. Kelly. Dexter, Mch. A' " GAVE HS LFE 'TWAS ALL HE HAD T GVE An artcle descrbng tho astonsh- the Boy Scout Ten Year Plan of (Jrowth whch seeks to gve the benefts of the Scout program to a mllon membershp next year. Charles and Arthur BUHH are sawng explot of a poor and aged ( ng out tmbers n ther woods pre jo^yrmlst who planned sucde to paratory to buldng a new barn. t front page 1 publcty for a' strugglng lttle actress. Sec The Amercan Weekly wth next Sundav's Detrot Tmes. :o NTCE CDER MLL Grndng 3c a gal. Cder loc per pal by the jug, 10c per gal. by the J barrel and keg. Barrels and Kegs reward. The work of makng a skatng pond f or n^ on the pubc square s now underway. Ed. H. Maas. nruumthfhthhntmhhnmn* FARMERS Your property n Mchgan's Largest Farm Mutual nsurance Company wth a polcy that has no techncal loop-holes to avod lablty, consstent wth safe underwrtng. A blanket polcy on personal property. Net resources nearly ne-half Mllon Dollars. Losses satsfactorly adjusted and promptly pad. Careful underwrtng and a thomugh system of nspecton mantaned elmnatng over-ns ruance, fr* hazards and undesrable rsks. nsures both rodded and-tnrodded rsks. -t. - " * For further nformaton see C. G. STACKABLE, Pnckney Phone 68, or wrte the Home ffce. State Mutual Rodded Fre nsntce Co. HME FFCE 702 CHURCH ST., FLNT MCH* W. V. RURRAS, Presdent H, K.~FSH, -Secretary t«utmhhh«a»«hm $1.00 per bu. R. K. Ellott. FR SALE_Beagle, Blu tck labbt dog, female. Cheap. Ed. (Frday) Hanes a FR SALE Cement blocks, h y J 8-12 nches n thckness at my farm necr State Santorlum, Howell, Mck George E. Dafley. Josephne Beardslcy Lt'tate, FR SALE Yearlng Plymouth A. F. Brown, Adm. Rock hvns and sprngers. Robert Kelly. o FR SALE 130 acre* or nce, clay loam sol, far buldngs. 3 FR SALE R RENT_S0. acre' farm. nqure of mles cast of Chelsea, Teuns. Thd farm s known as the Wedemeyet Dspatch ffce. farm. nqure at Dspatch offce* FR SALE Dry and green wood. Geo. Reanon LST 7o pound boar 2 rngs n ts nose, M. Head, VanBlarcum P»S, Farm wth LST A small brown dog. Fnder pleaue return and receve tto Shonk, Pnckney R. F. D. Carrots FR SALE Cabbage, Potatoes. gnace Soloson. F RSALE,.20 small pg«, months old. V. Heggson, John Monks farm. and 2', FR SALE Fne wool, "^ryoar old Black Top sheep. Wll Loll cheap. Vs', Corn Husker. George Lo>g. FR SALE $3,0«* cotf-art on modern home n nearby cty Wll gve 20 percent dscount for cash. nqure at Dspatch effce Jay P. Sweeney Auoratf at LAW Q^ * ^S^!^HlQAH FR SALE <) room house, good basement, good well, good barn wth henhouse attached; outdoor «-'let, 2 acres of good lanvl wth emal frut and vnes. Stuated n vllage lmts, %' mle south of drug store. Prce 900. cash, or $950. pa't o. tme. Norman Reason REAL ESTATE BRKER Farm, Resdental Property and Lake Frontage a Specalty afso havo cty property ' Pnckney, Mck Don W. VanWakle Attorney»t Law ffce ov Frst SUU SaWrngt How.ll, MlrH. &nh Drs. H.F.& C. L SlfLE PNCKNEY ffco Hour* t00 to 2:30 P. t f ALBERT FR0S1 PERCY HJ..S AUCTNEER "arm Saks a Sp^UUty. Phone, Pnckwy 19PX1 Rcprewntlng tnalhtroft ffr# ma Marne tfesfonet C*. a Mo*u L \ ^ && v * *