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1 . r'^r pu jpf.n T F.» ^. :,r XP PNCKNEY DSPATCH S8 - m f* «Wtlfatly, December 25, 929 *T wgwvww^wvwwwwvvwvvw^^www%rv^^ New Year's messages ordnarly WSH you joy and prosperty. Here s one that ASSURES them to Vre startng Nneteen hundred and thrty out by fllng ths store wth values...splendd, dere values u.l cannot be dened. One sngle nstance p our January Clearance Sale, an nsttuton whose mert can be judged from the past. h s not our purpose, however, to refer you to bygone successes, trumphant though they were. We want*you;to realze the opportuntes of the present. Nether s t our purpose, to fll your, mnd solely wth the January Clearance Sales. We menton them because we cannot help but know what savngs they mean. Smlar values preval throughout every department of the store. Your way of startng out the New Year s clear, you see, f economy s one of your New Years resolutons. Ann Arbor, Mch. CLOSNG OUT SALE On Rados Spartoo, Fada Crosley and R. C. ; Electrcal Sets Sx Used Battery Sets All Prced to Sell A. h BLZZARD HTS MCHGAN Accentng' to the weaher bure*u the bggest blzzrd aad storm n 8 years ht Mchgan Wednesday. t started to ran but turned to snow whch fol all day and na}tt. Ths was pled n drfts 5 feet flgb. am the roudh were blocked. However by constantly keepng the road scrapers gong the man roads were kept open around Pnckm-y and buses and trans managed to make at least one trp. The Gordon Creamery's tank truck* were able to make trp from Norhtvlle but requred about t hours for t. \on' of the mlk trucks whch gather mlk for the creamery could pck up thejr full load. The rural carrers wrt also unable to cowr ther routes. Many travelng salesmen w.-re forced to pass the nght n Pnckney ' for the frst tme n years. The Detrot papers Haled to arrve and many telephone lnes snapp < under ther heavy load of ce and snow. Thursday nght a heavy wnd came up and flled up the roads faster th^n they could be opened- The Dexter road was blocked near the Jam -s Roche farm by a huge drft and the Howell road despte all efforts of tounty road men.. Many Pnckney peuue were unable to get ther cars out of ther.garages on account of 5 ft. drjffts placed aganst garage doors by the capracous wnds. One of the wvr. vr features of ths was the fact that t spoled the fshng of Norman Reason and Bert VanBlarcum who caug"ht 4 pckerel through the ce on lobs Wednesday. O COMMUNCATON Edtor Dspatch: n the "Lfe of Mother Mary Clotlda and Early Companons" there s rnuqh of nterest to your readers for Sster Clotlda was n the world Lucy Hoskyns. The book mentoned s wrtten by Sster M. Xavera and gves "North Lake,Lvngston Co."as the brthplace of Lucy Hoskyns and tells of Mrs. Glenn who washed and dressed the chld at brth and made a predcaton of a lfe of holness for her. And of«her baptsm at North Lake by a mssonary prest who used to say mass there on occcasons. The wrter tells how the memory of Lucy Hoskyns survves among the older resdents of North Lake where the famly settled on a farm n 834 and the chld was born n 84. Now some of your knd readers of-j North Lake and also Pnckney can supply somethng to story -f S.st"r Xavera and maybe to makr sonf correctons. Accordngly we may learn onv farm dd Mr. Hoskyns settle? Where was the chld baptzed? Who was the prst mentoned? Who was the Mrs. Glenn at that tme? When dd Mr. Hoskyns- de and when (d hs wdow become Mrs. P?»lmer? Just wh)v was "The Four Cornfrs" when- H-nry Harrs lved and Lucy Hoskyns used to assst at mass durng rhldhood? l'forc enterng Monroe convent as a resdent pupl n 8G2 she taught n one of the dstrct schools. Whch a= BG MUNTGHT SHOW NEW YEARS EVE for H*««ft Attracton BlW) T«M*d*y *,! r 3 ' The Howell Theatre s puttng on a specal New Yean Show New Years evenng, Tuesday, December 3. The pcture to be shown "Twn Bed*", s j sad to W a acream from start to ftnjah. AJB added attracton a LaaV's Popularty Contest wll be put on. All we lades oxterng wll be asked to arse and the one who s applauded the mast wll receve absolutely free a par of "Twn Beds." Ther* wml also be added attractons and favors for all AH seat* for ths specal attracts** w*l be sold at 50c. Come and Jon the crowd and help make BASKT BALL GAME THURSDAY NGHT AT COMMUNTY HALL The pnckney ndependent basket bal team wh meet the Ann Arbor Traajpfea at the Pnckney Commun- tw rssjl on Thursday evenng, December 26. The game wll start at s : 5 and dmwd be a fast one. The Ann Arber team s made up of former ^ Ajnn Arbor hgh school stars and wll' coma jrepared to gve the local team Strang apposton. However the homboys Barng two vctores already to ther credt are determned to make t thrce straght Pnckney wll present practcally the same lneup a-s, they used fn ther frst two games, j ANNUAL MEETNG The annual»»v»*t»7g of the Lvng ston County Mutual Fre nsurance Company for the electon of Offcers and for the transacton of such other busness as may legally come be or - t, wu be hew at the Court Hous«, n the Cty of Howell n sad County, TOsttDAY, JAN. 7th A. D. 930 at one o'clock, p.m. W. J. LARKN, Secretary HowelL Mch., Dec. 2, 929 NOTCE The Pnckney school wll commence Monday, December 30th and th«chrftmaa exercses wll be held Tuesday afternoon. CHRSTMAS AT THE CHURCHES Tajere wll be mdnght mass at St. Mafy*s church on Chrstmas ev> n honor of the mmaculate Contenton «r K4. **^JJ ^ tne Bleaaed Vrgn Mary TJv r day. The frst one wll be M» f) :30 and {he second one wll be mmedately ollowng., The Chrstmas exercses were held at the Congregatonal church on Morday evenng and were WP attended. TOWNSHP TAX NOTCE wll receve taxes at my barber shop even,' Frday untl further notce. No taxe-s wll be recever! nfter bankng hours. R.J. Carr, Treasurer Putnam Townshp «a 4 EXTENDS A Merry Chrstnas and Happy New Year's TO ALL TS FRENDS AND PATRONS We wsh at ths tme to thank you for the patronage cf the past year and extend an nvtaton to call and zee us whenever n need of anythng n our lne. Cur Motto s "The Best for Less." Why not adopt same for yours. :n SNCLAR OL STATON L.&& LAVE.Y MCH l..r We Wsh You a Merry Xmas and Happy New Year The Pnckney rafe LHARLKS WHALLN. Pron. f f H B H " f 9 m a a} : *W -:* J : &;:>'«'>&m -v>v.%by-3a» k '. W* ''*}.*'& -¾ \a ^'tf '' % * * < y$ ^f *tm Sf-.w ' '"" h-*m> ^m f -"f» fl^r ^tk w ' / J. C. Dnkel May the New Year brng you more blessngs than you have hoped for. Wth ths expresson we send also our thanks for all favors of the past. W. W. BARNARD The Pnckney Dspatch $.25 per. yr. Who was the young man, a frend who enlsted for servce n the cvl war and was wounded n battle deng n a hosptal"? J Hopng that these nqures may n- terest some of your readers and that you may kndly publsh ther reply reman Yours truly, M. T. Kelly Dexter, Mch. o WE THANK YOU Words are a mere collecton of "haract^rs whch are supposed to explan a thought whch orgnates n the mnd that n turn receves ts stmul from a number of sources but as man has never been able to reproduce by brush and pant the beautes of nature as t s really se*?n so do words fal to express the real thought that comes from the heart on Chrstmas. Durng the past year there has been much happness, much sorrow, but whatever the past may have been, t s mnor to the joy and exultaton whch comes on Chrstmas day. So. t s that we of The Dspatch, who play wnth words, fal when we try to express the thought from our hearts n wshng our readers, our advertsers and ctzens of ths secton a Merry Chrstmas and Happy New Year. STATE ORDERS COUNTY CLEAN UP GAMBLNG State orders receved by the Lvngston county sherff's department to clean out gamblng devces throughout the county, recently led to the arrest of Wllam Dlloway of Hamburg townshp, Wllam Gray of Hamburg and Mke Collega who operates the "Blue Room" at sland Lake, east of Brghton. Wllam Burke, propretor of the ol staton at the juncton of the Hartland and Oak Grove roads, was another who was hajed nto muncpal court at Howell. Burke pad a fne of $0 n Judge Glenn Yelland's court for havng a punchboard n hs ol staton. The other three answered to charges of havng slot machnes n ther places of busness and were fned $25 each. The alternatve was 30 days n the county jal. U-A- NOTCE BY PUTNAM TOWNSHP BOARD Any person or persona reported dumpng rubbsh or refuse on or by any Townahn road or hghway wll be prosecuted. Putnam Townshp Boardur 5r.ee r^wscs Jot- Your Happness Accept the grattude of our hearts for your support to ths busness durng the year now drawng to a close. We've strven earnestly to serve you that we mght be consdered worthy of your contnued favor...?r;r.3 How grateful we are to you. our frends, for your loyal support durng the past year. f t s to be ou pleasure to serve you n 930 we'll be found puttng forth our very best efforts to mert every trust placed n us. C H. KENNEDY :'f V \ '#. n. '..:*, CJf: to 2>'Jf-

2 WEEK OF DECEMBER 29 A general storm perod wll be n progress n. moat parts of Mchgan aft the begnnng of the week of December 29th. Temperatures durng the very frst part of the week wll be moderate for ths tme of year and ran, sleet or snow can be expected between Sunday and Tuesday. There s every reason to beleve that the state wll be hgh durng the passage of ths storm center. Ths combnaton of wnd and precptaton may brng on snow blockades on some roads. The openng of the new year wll brng generally far weather wth the temperatures very low for the season.. Ths condton wll last over Wednesday. Durng Thursday and Frday temperatures wll have reganed more normal standards; n fact, the/ wll read somewhat above normal. Wth ths temperature change we look for storms of ran or snow but not necessarly of any great amounts. Storm condtons wll last through the rtot of the week wth temperatures fallng low close to the end. January Wat Month The frst month of the new year 930 promses to be one of many temperature changes n most parts of the state of Mchgan- At the same tme we are of the opnon that the readngs at the end of the month wll have averaged up very close to a normal month. The precptaton for the month a~s a whole s expected to range somewhat above the seasonal average. The fact that temperature changes wll be actve precludes any defnte forecast as to whether ran or snow wll predomnate. Our guess s that the latter wll preval. The condtons as we feel they wll occur durng the month of Janua.r\ wll compare somewhat wth the year 907 n ths state. ~>Cfr MAN; 'HOMEY tout &~ BEATRCE BURTON, A***f*5^ &^5X ** -? llllllmmhm eea4**a**«m* Dnner Stores She was ashamed of herself when she sad thnks lke that to hm when she showed hm so planly how much he meant to her. But she couldn't help sayng them. They just slpped out, somehow or other. " wear my heart on my sleeve, don't?" she asked hm. tltng her head back to look up at hm. " should pretend don't care whether go out anv where wth you or not, shouldn't?" Dave shook hs red head. " lke you the way you are heart on your sleeve, or any other place," he sad "And 'll come for you at seven?" She nodded, and he went across to hs own desk aganst the south wall of j WLShed. t was so fne and,slky then Blle dd not say a word. She put on her Hat and coat. "Come along, Cat!" she sad, when she was dressed for the street. "f you're gong wth Dave you'll have to hurry home to get nto your steppngout clothes, won't you?" And when they were gong down to the ground door n the elevator she added a word of advce : "There's sure to be a lot of talk n the offce now ttat Mr. Van has started to rsk around wth Agnes... thnk you and would better keep out of t."» *» Lke most blondes, Chatty looked her best when her har had just been Knd Frend "Do you suffer from neurts'" "Nol" "'m sorry." "Sorry? Why?" "Because Fd lke to be abe to da somethng for you and 've nvented a splendd cure for t." Th Ht Pleasure e old gentleman had nto a bg department ston moment was surrounded walkers. "What s your pleasure, a.-ked n unson. The old gentleman was rather embarrassed. "Eer er well, my pleasure!- wander-.' and a by floor ' n(, r R0 "But the man offce, and very near the door of Agnes Herford's room. Presently Agnes came out nto the offce. "Hello, Dave Jordan," Chatty heard her say. "'ve done the sllest thng 've lost all my offce keys. You haven't seen them, have you, by any chance?" He shook hs head, jumped up and offered to help her hunt for them. "No 've sent for a locksmth, and he'll be here soon," Agnes sad. "But Fve wasted the whole mornng tryng to get that desk open and Mr. Van's personal letter fle open and he's so upset!" Chatty gggled to herself. "He's calm compared to what he wll be when Mrs. Van gets through readng that dary!" she sad to herself.... She wondered f Mrs. Van would come rushng down to the offce and make o SC6H6 " hope she does!" Chatty sad to herself. "And hope she throws Agnes out on her ear!" She hated Agnes. She hated her because she had called her '"Jhe slly lttle Chatterton," She hated her because she was such a good frend of Dave Jordan's and becau.se she was standng there, on the other sde of the offce now, talkng to Dave. She hated er most of all because she was afrad of her afrad that sh>- would go to Mr. Van wth the j.-tory that Blle Langenau had been j talkng about her behnd her back. "And f Blle fnds out that told a le about her," Chatty told herself. "she'll never speak to me agan! And Dave wll fnd out that told t, too!" She grew cold all over at the thought of Dave Jordan fndng out about that story she had told Agnes. t would mean the end of hs lkng for her. The end of hs frendshp that was not frendshp, but somethng more somethng that made hm take her n hs arms, hold her close to hm, and kss her as f he never would let that every har was lke a thread of spun gold. " wonder f have tme to wash my head before Dave comes for me at seven," she sad to Blle. as the two of them ran up the dark stars to ther landng n the Lpton street apartment house that nght. "'ll do t for you," Blle offered, n her warm, generous way. "You j m M HlMWMMml llllllll l llm MllltllB She really was sorry, now that she had told Blle about George and the grl... But wasn't t better, after all, for Blle to know the truth about George? And wasn't t better for Blle to realze, herself, that she was n love wtl hm? Of course t was! "You're crazy about George Mayhew, Blle Langenau!" she sad hardly, "and you'd just better face the fact! You're n love wth hm and you're marred! Now, then, you'd better make up your mnd what you're gong to do about t " Blle stood up suddenly. "Please promse me that you won't talk about ths at the offce, Chat," she sad, quetly, stll coverng her face wth the towel. "Especally about my beng marred." Chatty s nffed. "What do you thnk am? A gossp lke Wnne Talcott? she asked. "t hurts my feelngs to have you talk lke that to me, Blle! You know 'd NEVER talk about you! You know 'm a frend of yours a good frend!" And she marched out of the flat. automoble n the street? ] save tme." Anythng to get her mother out of the flat before Dave Jordan arrved! Anythng to have the fve mnutes alone she needed to get the dary out of the drawer and nto the freplace! Anythng! "ndeed. 'm not gong down nto any street to wat for a chauffeur wth a car!" Mrs. Chatterton told her. "'ll stay rght here untl the bell rngs. t won^ take me thrty seconds to get down those stars!" She was puttng on her hat when the bell fnally dd rng at exactly seven. The nstant she was out of the room Chatty had the bottom drawer open and the black covered book n her hands. She was on her way to the Front Room wth t when she heard Dave Jordan's voce: "How do you do, Mrs. Chatterton?" Wth a ^roan Chatty backed nto the bedroom. Her handbag lay open on the bed besde the par of clean, whte chamosette gloves that her mother had washed out for her. She had just tme to slp the dary nto t before Mrs. Chatterton came hurryng back nto the room to tell her that her "young man" had come for her. As Chatty started down the narrow hall to the Front Room, Pud came to the door of hs own room. He stood there, lookng at her, and as sfo'e passed hm he spoke to her n a hoarse whsper: "L that bg Whoxzs of yours here agan?" * "Sssh!" sad Chatty, and she nodded fal. he's* Opportunty Adlets "Oh, don't be so lure of hm! " f Mrs. Van starts to make trouble about that dary, Agnes won't get much of a chance to go to Mr. Van wth any tttle-tattle at all," thought Chatty. "She'll be too busy tryng to explan what she and Mr. Van were dong, keepng lunch dates ] er rather wanted a new hat, fshng," he repled, hestatngly, "but ^Ul (jac^ 0ther " And all afternoon she farly prayed that Mrs. Van would come down to the offce to have Agnes dscharged that very day. But nothng happened. Everythng went on just as u?-uul n the bg, busy offces. The locksmth arrved at one o'clock and opened Agnes' desk. At half past one Mr. Van "knocked off" work and went away to play golf wth some frends at the Sunnysde Country club. At two o'clock Agnes went to keep an appontment wth her dentst. At three she called up to say she rfkd had a tooth pulled and that she was gong home to go to bed. And then at four o'clock Mrs. Van Patence n Busness Three boys entered a vllage confectonary. The rather gruff propretor sad to the frst boy, "What do you want, my boy?" "A dme's worth of bul's-eje.s please." The old man clmbed n ladder, brought down the jar that rontaned the bull's-eyes, made up the packet and returned the jar to the shelf. Then he asked the second boy what he wanted. "A dme's worth of bull's-eyes, please." "Why ddn't you say so before?" sad the old man, rrtably as' can ec j Up ; come over to our house n about three mnutes and 'll have some shampoo all ready. was gong to wash my own har tonght, anyway, and we can use our bathroom. Then you won't have any of the mess to clear away n your own house.' Fve mnutes later.-te was vgorously soapng and rubbng Chatty's head then rnsng t and washng t agan as carefully as any beauty parlor hardresser could have done t. "Rub t dry whle wa^h my own, Chat," she sad. "And 'll spray t wth some of that new sweet pea perfume that George gave me on Valentne's Day " "That remnds m where s George tonght?" Chatty wanted to know. "He usually drves vou home, doesn't te?" Blle nodded, gaspng a lttle as the water from the spray she was usng went nto her nose and mouth. "He had an engagement tonght," she sad. "Where?" asked Chatty, who nat- CHAPTER XV Once agan the Front Room was n apple pe order for the comng of "Chatty's young man," as Mrs. Chatterton had begun to call Davd Jordan already. Swellng wth the prde that every mother feels when her daughter s havng ter frst love affar, she had gone' to work that day to make the ; n,- lttle place look ts very best and t Eft" L c t^tj V*' Ct " f n, bu «lb *> y ' w t us tra,!v* ct 't for you. Real servce, " Wrte. Busness Servce. 703 Poneer Bldg., St. P au, Mnn, Patents, Trade personal se JsmesM. Parker. Regstered Patent Attor n *JL>Jl*_Burnhara_BuJdn? _Chca*o. ESTlr..*?*' re^rb «-. L Prces,, ^ ^, ; Valley Farm for sale by owner $, down. Sutable for dary, sheep or tobacco. : Lve sprng n pasture. 6 mles from county aeat._ nqure Box T. Caledona. Mnneao:a. Government Homestead land. No charge locatng. Good water, chckens, turkeys. Ground rase anythng. We want settlers. Wrte R. A. Gardner. Box 526. Baratow, Calf. Opportuntes n Unversty Cty fllng «ta. and suburban store. Fully equpt cafe. Hotel, bakery, cgar store all dong bg bus., 0,000 students to cater to. Homes for sale or ' rent - Geo. McLaracd, owa Cty, owa. Meat Market for sale. New modern equpment. Best farmng communty n the state. Good bus. Splendd opp. for good butcher. Owner sck. N. O. Seltzer. Trumph, Mnn. Calforna 20 to 6O0 acres n- southern CaJ floraa at $5 per acre; terms to sut buyer. Address Blausten. 3U4 Lssner Bldg.. Jx>s Angel«. Calf. Grocery-Del-Frut. Old est. "eorwrtdolnf well. Clears t250 month. $60 rnt. stm. 4½ yr. lse. Owner, no brokers. A. Fredman, 3434 Montroae Ave.. Chcago. ll Ouch. My Corn!! f you are sufferng from a corn or a callus, send 7 5c for a jar of Cal-O-Corn to Cal-O-Cora Laboratores, 7923 Maryland Ave., Chcago, ll Agents T-Tte offers you a chance to buld up a repeat busness n your own town. S. L. Sweeney, Dept. A 4 20 N. Queen St. Lanc»jBte^^a. Lonely Want* frends everywhere. Let" me help you. Wrte today to Laura Lee Correspondence Club, 4505 Gramercy P., Lo Angeles. Lockamthng. SOO trcks of the trade, lllustrated. $.50 postpad. Locksmth Drectory $.00 Other Lock Books. Nugent, 30 North Thrd St., Rchmond,_Va, Houdn's Ufe Story. llustrated. $3.75 postpad, by Harold Kellock and Beatrce Houdm. A. Nugent, Jr.. 30 N. 3rd St.. Rchmond. Va. Wanted to buy Old Antque Locks, Lock Books, etc. Pecans Oklahoma natve Pecans. Select grade 25c per pound plus parcel post :^?r* e^v C -, - D ~ WHte W Wnn - Box 55, OJtmulgee. Okla. Agents To sell a new artcle" of unusual mert. SeJls to all homes and stores. Evc-y daemonrtraton a sale. 0K- proft. H. B., rjtatlrt,_5o W e.st_42nd St.,J^ew_ York, N. Y. «t^ U y ke « «*'-* 7" Lwrn by new easy, method. Personal nstructon. Wrte for de- 8 ¾ ^ r\ al rt S* "' Hartford Buld.g, 8_So_uth Dearborn Street, Chcago, her head. "Be your Pud cocked hs eye at tatr. *f thought he was here. That's vfcy came n here nstead of gout' nk* the Front Room -because you're of me." n spte of hs loud neckte, hs'.. strped shrt and hs long pants, Ptod was only ffteen tod Chatty see that he was hurt. "'m not ashamed of ashamed of what you're dola*; at Ben Tomlnson's store!"' she wfca*- pered to hm, fercely. "You were o*t late agan last nght wth hm *ad T t doesnt stop 'm gong, to renoffc Ben to the 'dry agent' down town.* She went on down the hall, tk that Pud was the skeleton n the < of the Chatterton boose.. there s a skeleton n every the world. Someone or m that every famly s ashamed But by the tme she reached th* door of the Front Room she wa» smlng as f she hadn't a Dark Secret or > trouble n the whole wde world. * She held out both of her hands to> hm. "t's so wonderfully nce to see you TWCE n one day J" she told. hm, and she gave a lttle sgh that wa» the softest, happest sound she hatt ever made n her lfe. And she was happy that nght! For months afterward she looked back ~r that nght wth Dave Jordan, the war we look back at the summer _ on some bleak, gray day n wnter. "'m gong to take you out to funny lttle nn where took you nght," he sad to her when they were n the gray, snub-nosed roadster and leavng the town behnd, them. "To the Lollypop nn?" asked' Chatty, cheerfully. " dont thnk rtfav funny. ttnk t's a sweet lttle darlng place!" Dave chuckled. "You wouldn't thnk so f you could see t late <m. Saturday nght, some tme," he sad. "t's about the wldest lttle lunatcasylum then that you'd ever wsh to ] f* see (To be contnued.) U. W. No REAL BARGAN 35 acres on hghway, 50 acres n cultvaton, rest n young tmber. 5-rooa bonaev barns, etc...25 per acre. Wrte. C. M. Munde. Gera, Ve. Garage Ford Agency n good town of,20 0. Central Calforna. Eat. 5 yrs. $8,000 month bus. nets $600 mo. Fully equpped. Good agrcuh. dlat. Longlease, low rent. Bldg. 00x97. Bg bus. and future for rght man. Prce $0,000. Antral nvestment Co., 8086 W. Pco, Los Angeles. Bakery and Lunch n good town of 3,200 Nor. Calf. Man at Bat. 3 yrg., gellng acct. ll health. $,50 Eft «5 etb m o > 0 n 2 l"*hway«. Rent $40. Modern bldg 30x80. R«aJ buy for couple. Central nvest. Co., M8< W. Peo. Loe Angelee. dd look t now, as Chatty stood n far f the doorway, takng t n wth pleased and happy eyes. The curtans had been "done up" and they were whte a.s snowdrfts n the wndows. The sewng machne was hdden away n the closet off the hall. TVere was a strp of flowery new.slk under the lamp that glowed Your on the table n the mddle of the room. A wcod fre sang and crackled n the brass-rodded grate. "And that's the very place to put Agnes' dary" The thought struck Chatty suddenly, as she stood there $,200 Aumtly FROM A 5 ACRE BANANA <* full crop the second year. $6 a plant 5 acre*. Bananas rpen ev the year. We furnsh the lant and market your bananas for one-t partculars by callng or wrtng. Mexeaav Rw C ^. ^ D» m <><l Bank bldg., Pttaburgh, Pa. Fortune Rweetheart 5«N. St. BE A LEADER HAVE SUCCESS de Marks, Copyrght* -Careful, ' U bu <»n<»8 and socal lfe by developng your rvce. Wrte for nformaton. p f"<>n*lty. B«able to attract and nfluence..,,-,»._:_.-, -... others, control stuatons, wn frends, ad* mrateon, love, happneea. ncreased ncome. success! Send name, pn $. We wll end fascnatng, nterestng personal Analyst* jjhart sealed n plan envelope, reveal*?* just how to develop magnetc, wnnng Personal' ty. Money-back guarantee of resalu. Personal Development nsttute, P. O. Box Jacksonvlle. Florda. $ tr^hy. rk ' f. y P ur wateh» brok«"or"gvrn"» trouble, send t to an expert fo Btanjey Cox. Calforna, Mo. repars. 2 Told Dreams nterpreted. n r. a,* v u *r and fr,end *' Hndo secrets. 0 part book 25c con. Novelty Adv Co Phladelpha. Pa J 2 he went for the ladder agan, "Do you want a dme's worth of bull's-eyes, too?" he demanded of the thrd b'>>. "No," repled the thrd boy. The old man clmbed to the shelf agan, brought down the jar, made up the second, packet of bull's-eyes, restored the jar to the shelf, and one? more put the ladder away. "Well, nfy boy, what do you want'" he demanded of the thrd boy. "A nckel'3 worth of bull's-eyes," came the answer. 'd lke th* Now You Tell One A mule and a Ford are 3ad to have met on the hghway. "And what mght you be " a tke mule- "An automoble," answered Ford, "and you?" "'m a horse," repled the mule. And they both laughed. Chrstan Evangelst. 'Ths s Mrs. Van Nuy.- to speak to my husband. Chatty's eye.s flashed wth exctement. "Mr. Van Nuys has gone for 'lav," she sad. "Then 'lwpeak to Mss Herford!" Chatty drew a long breath. "She's read the dary!" she told herself, wth enormous satsfacton. Aloud she sad sweetly: "Mss Herford has gone for the day, too." Mrs. Van hung up the recever at her end of the wre. "t looks lke a hot tme n the old town tonght for Mr. Van!" Chatty told Wnne Talcott at half past fve, urally lked to know everythng about lookng at t. "n two mnutes everybody : not because t was any of her busness, but just because she was naturally curous. " don't know." "Maybe t was wth a grl," suggested Chatty. " guess not." Blle dd not sound at all dsturbed. " nothng but smoke gong up the _ ney and there won't be a sngle 6ads thng anywhere to prove that took wth that dary!" Opportunty to make $500 or more monthly. Secret formula and work ng D B n 50c N* reply unless 50r enclosed. Branch M.'««r Peppo.Caro, llnos. manager MTV^?***'] Necklace, whte atones 6 n lo^v l lbe wc r tpa,'f. M s be WbEd. udftk?: '9 h»m- «t «, c each, postpad. 0. C Lnden Place. Chcago, 2 3 ¾ ¾ ^ "«S!^.9"W.. atsotcsn. Stops 'em Burglar Alarm, easly at. [tached, automatc devce. No electrc wrng All day long the dary-or what was ;F ( S^d M ^:% s l t ex,, S^; JJ^fj». ^ '*. -^-, J l e f ord Buldng left of t had lan under a ple of ' " ma Natve Pecans, salect George chases after grls much, except me, and we're just very good frends." "Oh. don't he so sure of hm!" Chatty's voce cut n crsply. She had frmly made up, her mnd neatly folded undergarments n the gr^^sf^r^sd " p. ree ] nost'ch.'^v don't beleve bottom drawe? of the dresser n the C.J3. J0 : Wrte. \v. o m^bo% ^B. bedroom. And all red about would go before she got home. ' never should have Okmulgee. Okla, MULH0LAND TRUSS THE TRUSS THAT CURES 340 WEST 63rd STREET CHCAGO; LLNOS Formerly Kalamazoo, Mch Wrte fox nformaton 2$ put t theve <k..-d e weeks ago that she wouldn't hurt last nght and then forgotten t *h& Blle bv tellng her about seeng mornng," Chatty told herself, as she *um they were n the cloakroom! George and the Clngn* Vne at the opened the_door of the_bedroom settng ready, to. Ko home,» ^ ^ ^ ^ _ ^ ^ ^ gether. "Mrs. Van called up ths afternoon to fnd out where papa and Agge were.... had to tell her they both had gone for the day!" Wnne's eyes grew round and wonderng. "Do you suppose they were out together Agnes and the Bg Shot 0 " she asked. Wnne loved a had a pece of news she had been keepng to herself for a long tme, and she was farly burstng to tell t. Besdes, she wanted to see how Mrs. Chatterton stood before the dresser, brushng her har and twsts ng t up n the old-fashoned pompadour that she always wore. "'m afrad can't stay to say u ~ P «hy,le * **"*«* lateetna! waste reejdue' U poaonoua remove wth harmless RowSE New Yor 0 k" b klet - «*«"". LWttBldT. A n L *^7" R *,,,, t f for *«tmn» or protadlm ples wthout the knfe, send for fre«ttraj ' package, prescrpton 90-A. and be contsd 6 " * C " *** 4 «. Port-' m SUTS and OVERCOATS SlS.»valnt>-~Sa w $.» JACKSON. MtCMOAN WtMltoWAflan. atajtmbm far ne-tem»w. $ 5_ 2» Neorta, Mooney's R. W. Can. ojea, new tested formula prased by Rheumatc: oja tors. _, d 3.. s,, _-,. ---;- nsefly testmonals^ harmless n H/.V 'Good evenng.'to your young mam, j actng. Prce %z, postage padl K -, Ws. 23 Ob, Henry, How Could You? "Oh, stay," the maden sad, "and rest Thy weary head upon ths breast!" A tear stood n hs brght blue eyo But stll he answered wth a sgh, "Excelsor!" Now n those days of olden dress, The grla used paddng on ther chests And every lady wore a gown bt of gossp just as well as the next be to George as a sweetheart nstead of-the, mere frend she always sad he was. " saw your Great Frend out wth Blle would take t. She wanted to Chatty," she sad, turnng away from j Laboratory. 4«Second Av.. Mwuk see f Blle really was as ndfferent \ the glass for a moment. "Kate Van j > to George Mayhew as she pretended to Nuys telephoned just a couple of mn- Send a Dollar to SXTY Thrt* T*..» kj«_ A _- OA. T...». a *F*y»nree rerone. Chatty shrugged ter shoulders. "Well. don't know postvely," sad she. "But they were both out of the offce all afternoon. Now, where were they unless they were together? Fgure t out for yourself." Wnne swallowed the story, hook, lne and snker. "'ll just bet you're rght!" she cred. "They've probably Whch rustled from her tonsls down, j been out rdng n that bg bus of h» Stll when the maden bade hm stay, j all afternoon and hm wth that Hs head upon her breast to lay, t was not nce of hm to say "Excelsor!" "The storm burst upon us so sua denly and volently that we had no warnng of ts approach," sad the tornado vctm, relatng hs experences to a frend. "n an nstant the house was demolshed and scattered to the four wnds. How escaped beng torn to peces do not know! "Go Good gracous!" sad Mr. Meeke, jumpng to ht feet. "That re- ^ ^ mnds me! almost forgot to post j husband away from her? That goody- * letter for my wfe!" j goody!", lovely lookng wfe of hs and all! That s the way homes are broken up, suppose Frst thng we know he'll be dvorcng Mrs. Van and marryng that pastry face " The door opened and Blle came n. "What are you two talkng about so busly?" she wanted to know. H wat Wnne who told her. "Mr. Van and Agnes have been out somewhere together all afternoon!" she declared, just as f she dad actually seen them together. "Mrs. Van has been telephonng tryng to ftnd out where they are! sn't that terrble? And who'd thnk that Agnes would try to take another woman's a blonde the other nght" she came out wth her news. "He was at the moves wth a grl who was just smply COVERED wth damonds and f you don't beleve me, you can ask my mother about t. She was wth me and they sat rght besde us. Your precous Platonc Frend and hs sweete!" Blle dd her best to take what she had heard calmly. "Oh, beleve you " she began bravely, and then all at once she hd 'her face n the bath towel wth whch she had been dryng her pretty har. She dd not make a sound. Chatty knew that she was cryng. "Why, Blle!" she faltered, and went across the tny steam flled room and put her arms around her frend's stakng shoulders, "Why Blle you mustn't cry! ddn't know you'd feel lke ths about t. or 'd never, NEVER have sad a word about George and that grl! thought you always sad that you and he were just FRENDS. Oh 'm so sorry sad a word to you!*' 2S tloa Tooth and Face Powder Rergen: Baby dreaa, made up WWte^NaJn". SS5T KrVs.-!^- -"wre- PCO RBlfEDY CO. Mlchran Cty, nd. 24 utes ago and asked me to come ov>er fj - "^^ s^lo. u»«msaouh, for CombnnT to her house... She sounded as f ~~ "~" she were n trouble of some sort, and she's sendng her car after me." Chatty's heart began to pound lke a lttle trp-hammer n her breast. She knew, of course, what Mrs. Van's trouble was. She knew that she had read the part of the dary that she had sent her and that she was takng the news of Mr. Van's frendshp wth Agnes hard. Her eyes flew to the bottom drawer of the old dresser. t was closed, thank goodness. "'m safe," rhe thought, "hut 'll have to bum that thng the mnute mother leaves the house!" She remembered that t had Agnes' name wrtten neatly upon the flyleftf. "And mother's so nonest that f she knew 'd taken that dary she'd tell Mrs. Van that had' as soon as she found out that Mrs. Van had the pages tote out of t," Chatty went on thnkng. But her face was as expressonless as a mask, as she helped ner mother wth her dressng. "Maybe Mrs. Van's sck. You'd better hurry, mother!" she sad. "And as soon as you're ready, why don't you run downatafs and wat for the Heals Legs NEW HOME METH - ed SEND $40 $.50 r* w P» «dscovery....un-jrn* from ^ ^ S S t.?2s leg raah and aorea, rna m m,.- ^.m^s auk.,.,* Mtsu. T&SSuSfSS poatajo f not satated "*' *" * 3> N. 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3 «* MWL.Jl /$f ;?P*V*"., %S --M*- «> > ' -. ^? Eft- ^. J. *. J «fv * $ * \,"»> Electrc Cookng s Sootless AN ELECTRC RANGE supples pure heat,wth- /V out smoke or flame. Wth an electrc range, cookng utensls are free from soot, and ktchen walls and curtans are easly kept clean. The drt and dscomfort of cookng wth fuel s now unnecessary. Electrc cookng saves labor because of ts modern cleanlness. You can ah joy electrc cookng n your ktchen row. Convenent tme payments and a lberal allowance jor your present cookng equpment make t unusually easy jor you to own a modem electrc range. Come n and nspect the many attractve models, THE DETROT ^ l MORTGAGE SALE Default havng been made n the condtons of a certan mortgage Whereby the power theren contaned to sell has become operatve, executed by Leo A. Burns, a sngle man, to John Humphrey, dated the sxteenth day of July 926, and recorded on the fame day n the offce of the Regster of Deeds for Lvngston County, Mchgan, n Lber 27 of Mortgages at pages 40 and 4, thereof, t beng expressly provded n sad mortgage that should default be made n the payment of prncpal or nterest} or taxes on any date when the same s made payable and should the same reman unpad for a perod of thrty days, then the prncpal sum mentoned n sad mortgage wth all arrearage of nterest shall at the opton of sad mortgagee become mmedately nay able. And default havng been made n the payment of nterest and prncpal due Jvfr 6, 929, and more than thrty day* havng ejapsed snce the prncpal payment be-, EDSON COMPANY ed, publshed and crculatng n sad County of Lvngston, and that such dfc^jtfkl payable and "the same! publcaton be contnued once n each MftJwrftg been pad by the mort ' Mt*t* At sad mortgagee by vrtue of mk tpln n sad mortgage contaned, foes hereby elect and declare the prncpal sum of Forty-sx Hundred Dollars ($4600) remanng unpad, Wad all arrearage of nterest to be due and payabde mmedately. There s clamed to be due at the date of tha notce the sum of Ffty-one Hundred Ffty-nne Dollars and Seventeen Cents ($559.7) (ncludng taxes), ad no sut or proceedngs at law or tquty havng been nsttuted to recover the debt secured by sad mortgage or any part thereof, notce s therefore hereby gven that on Frday tkf twenty-frst day of February 00, at eleven o'clock (EasternJ 8temdard Tme) n the forenoon of Md -day at the west front door of the Court House n the Cty of Howell, Lvngston County, Mchgan, that be- the place of holdng the Crcut ^ art for the County of Lvngston n whch sad mortgaged premses to be sold are located, the sad mortgage *ll be foreclosed by sale at publc aucton to the hghest bdder of the premses contaned n sad mortgage OT 0 much thereof as may be requred to satsfy the amount due on sad Mortgage and all legal costs ncludng an attorney fee of thrty-fve Dollars ($56). That s to say all that certan ttepe or parcel of land stuate and beng n the Townshp of Hamburg, County of Lvngston, State of Mch- BB. descrbed as follows, to-wt: Tne southwest quarter (¼) of the JeWtheast quarter (h) and the northlarter (U) of the southeast. (H ) of Secton number thr- (85) n Townshp number one,forth, Ranee number fve (5) Mchgan, and also all of the east (H ) of the southeast quarter ^, of sad Secton lyng northwest of the hghway runnng through aeroesed the same contanng n all eghty-three (83) acres of land more or less. The whole thereof havng been occuped, used and enjoyed as one pece *el. : November 27, 929 ' ^.W. VanWnkle. ey for Mortgagee.. ess Address: Howell, Mchgan. -,.%.. o or John Humphrey Mortgagee STATE OF MCHGAN plant, and wfl] pay all the market la Crcut Court for the County of affords at all tmes. Lvngston n Chancory Wfllam F. Peters j "*"""" Plantff Kefft Peters Defendant OBDER OF PUBLCATON gat pendng n the Crcut Court Her UvuMtaton County n Chan eery,»the Hth day of November, A. D. 5TAt the Cty of Hawa n amd * ; DON'T NEGLECT TO GET PLATES NOW There s every ndcaton that motorsts who drve ther can after Jan. wth 929 lcense plates wll face arrest. The state department has ths year afforded so many new convenences for motorsts who desre the new plates that there can be few vald reasons flbr neglectng to secure the plates wthn the tme lmt. Resdents of ths vcnty can secure lcense plates at the Parol Staton. Dstrbuton of the plates wtt probably contnue untl March hut offcals n charge stated that t s unttkely that there wll be any extenson of tme beyond January for the use of ' the old plates. «_ SENTMENT AGANST GAME WARDEN CHANGNG "t has been many years snce the game warden was regarded as a pest and a man to be crcumvented at every opportunty," says Wuoughby Walljng, charman of the executve board ot the zaak Walton League of Amerca. "Many of you can remember md-wnter huntng expedtons when deer were corralled n some swamp pocket flled wth snow and slaughtered by the score., "You can remember when pheaj sants and ducks were klled out of season wth mpunty and sold almost openly n the publc markets; when topcs of dscusson at rod and gun clubs concerned only the methods of destroyng more game. "You can remember when game laws and fshng regulatons were con- ' sde red merely somethng nvented to make huntng and fshng more dffcult. Ths was because we dd not realze what we were dong. The people dd not stop to consder the effect of the ndscrmnate slaughter or the future of sport. But happly there has been a change n sentment. A new 't';; has awned. "The *>sme warden s rapdly comng to be r^aded as tre best ner^j the real sportsman has," contjnues Mr. Wallng. "People have awakened l to a realzaton that f the sport of! huntng and fshng s to be perpetuat ed, the laws must be observed, rot only by a few but by all. "A desre for ndscrmnate slaughter of game and the wsh to harass game law enforcement offcers are Co nty V 4-, *u- gvng way to ntellgent cooperaton r t V^K satsfactorly v«; ; appearng '«.u"**u to ths r>t wth *. jth *"game {?am fe / detrments departments and ther re- Court by Affdavt on fle that the De- - * fendant; Nelle Peters, s not a resprp!f ntatv S " ut.n nterested e ^^ Wn^ groups form-, of A. #.u c» * x< >' u j u sportsmen & ctzens are oeng orm dent of th,.._ State o Mchgan and her ^0,,0,,.^^ the country for the Plantn-,,t U Ord^d that l sad fsstsssssn S T o T ^ r c a l n ' l ^ k. Z t " «A» Z? j tswor, of bnn^back and p,r. ; wthn three months from the date of Platng our wld hfe. ths Order, and n cas* of her appear- ; " ", < ance that she caused her answer to A«t»r» M.wa the Plantff's Pll of Complant to be NEGHBORNG MWS flled, and a copy thereof to be served» upon the Plantff's attorneys, wthn, ^-^ '. _ ~~. twentv davs after servce on hm of Edward Redly ofj near Fenton has a copy of sad Bll, and Notce of ths been chosen one of the master farm-, Order, and that n default thereof that rs of the state.,, - t sad Bll be taken as confessed sad non-resdent defendant. by The Presbyteran church chor of Mlford has decded to adopt the And t s further ordered that wth- modern vogue of wearng robes and n forty days after the date hereof,; wll make ther frst appearance n the sad Plantff cause a notce of ths Order to be publshed n the Pnckney Dspatch, a newspaper prnt week for sx successve weeks, or that he cause a copy of ths order to be served personally on sad non-resdent defendant, at least twenty days before the tme above prescrbed for hs appearance: And t s Further Ordered that the sad Plantff cause a copy of ths Order to be maled to the sad Defendant at her last known postoffce address, by regstered mal, and a return recept demanded at least twenty days before the tme here n prescrbed for the appearance of the Defendant. Joseph H. Collns Crcut Judge Knney & Adams Attorneys for Plantff Frusness Address: 45 Pontac Rank Puddng Pontac, Mchgan A true copy John A. Hagman County Clerk Genera! Servce Shop James Shrey Pnckney. Mch. Howel Rd A M~49 MCHAGAMME GAS AND OLS Tres, Tubes and Battery Work Free Crank Case Servce Norman Reason them at the Chrstmas program The proposton for the vllage of South Lyon to sell ts park to the f school for an athletc feld loyt then, by a vote of ff to 59. \ Dr. (eorge nch of Traverse Cty has been apponted superntendent of.' the new state hosptal to be bult n York townshp, Washtenaw county. Washtenaw county may send her county patents to St. Joseph's hosptal nstead of the Unversty. The former offers to take them for a flat rate of $4.50 whle the latters ask $7.80, Over $70,000 has already been rased by Ann Arbor Masons to clear of the ndebtedness on ther temple. ;..$280,000 s the requred amount. Last Wednesday evenng the Howell Knght Templars vsted the»0 chldren at the Howell Santarum' and dstrbuted Chrstmas gfts. Manuel Mller arrested n Unadlla for trappng wthout a lcense pad a fne of $5 before Judge Yelland. ) H. T. Plank, Fowlervlle Jeweler, wll open a store n Howell., An examnaton for the po^ten of clerk wll soon be hejd at the Howell j postoffce. All applcaton.: must be fled before Jan. 3, 930. An ol well derrck s beng erected on the Tracy Crandall farm, 3 mles from Howell on the Byron road.! The Detrot Edson Co. s buldng a new lne 3 mles east and one mle [ south of Fowlervlle. The net recepts from ths years Fowlervlle Far accordng to the an- j nual fnancal report were $,000. TEMS OF 25 YEARS AGO From the Dspatch of Dec 22, 904 School closed December 22 for a : weeks vacaton. REAL ESTATE BROKER Born to Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Clnton ^armsjresdental Property and Lake one day last week a daughter. Thomas Eagen has purchas -d the Frontage a Specalty Leland house and wll soon occupy t. \ also have cty property to trade Poles are beng drawn for a telephone lne from Pettysvlle to connect -'nckney. Mch. Phon* No 7 wth the man lne at the Hcks School house. E. W. Kearney and wfe are spendng the wnter at En Gathe, Florda. WANTED! The followng are some of the newly elected offcers ofl Pnckney lodges: Maccabees Com., L. E. Smth; P. POULTRY &EGGS C, C. L. Campbell; Serg., F. Hall; Leut, P. W. Conway; R. K., R. P. Mortenson; F. K M Guy Teeple; M. A., Wll pay cash...! for... poultry and Ed Cook; st M. G. Ruel Conway; eggs delvered... at-, my poultry 2nd M. G., Jesse Henry; Chap., H. W. Crofoot. Woodman V. C, F. G. Jackson; Ad- * vsor, John Jeffreys; Clerk, Krk Van E. FARNAM Drs. H. F.& C. L SGLER PNCKNEY Offce Houn :00 to 2:30 P. M. Wnkle; Phy., C. L. Sgler; Escort, Jas. Ftzgmmons; Watchman, C. Vol- mer; Manager, R. Gardner. L. 0. T. M., Past Com., Anna Francs; Lady Com., Lla Conway; L. Com., Edna Daley; F. K. Mabel Swarthout; R. K., Nette Vaughn; Chap., Carre Wlson; Searg., Mabel Sgler; M. at A., Leta Whte; Sent, ; Lulu Mortenson; Pcket, Gertrude Hdes. ' Wednesday, December 25, 929 Marred at the home of the brde n Genoa by Rev. Mylne John Clark of Lakeland and Mss Alce Cole on \ December 2). The JoLly Twenty Club wll gve a Leap vear partv at the opera house ' Dec. 30. Wn. Butler h;.s fnshed h> work of gettng out tmber on ttu- S. K. ' Barton farm and > preparng to move hs saw M. Clenn Gardner- ha.-> been nstallng electrc door bells n th> vllage. NEW SWNDLE SCHEME BENG USED N STATE Farmers Vctms of Subscrpton Pov for State Paper* The easy money artsts nave av- parently selected Mchgan farmers,' us good prospects for varous types of fake servces whch are sok wth th representaton that they are to be supervsed by some department at Mchgan State college. Publcty gven through newspa. - ers and agrcultural journajs r«-suted n the jalng of a.seller of worthus; poultry remedes but a Lap-' county r an, (. A. Hood, :ov lv\ men called on h'.:.-t ' a years suo-crpto Tns.->ued by l!:<- c'l - S department of ;,. a-a '..>' The bulletns are..; r J-.dly woth the prce askee but a. nckt of them cn be obtaned t'ro:: ollevc. the department, or f "n eo mty po-t ' that an>! tr d to to t! 'Mlllea '.!! L'. agrcultural a^>.,.- :.<J fare < : : 's to r-y for them.. c ;: ;?!e C'OpeS 0T all eolf ;.; l.e : [ Jet»S e\c"pt one publshed fw L'> > >-r.l u.-e by farmers by the J t.e.-ollep : ;:y t" obtaned free by \\. J, to t' uv^ Luv ( r the ext)ernu'-;;' -taton at '^..-t. ran sng. A char.. 0 re.-,.:'d 4OT one hort-'lltuva! bulletn *'l'»e»nosng r v,'>a>'!l!.-.',; The men ' o call on the l.ape»-r farau-.-rad that :.'.«-; represent'd M r't -evce bureau v hch was w>rkug vertme n the tvr,",'r> nt v-'.. One of the v-l^ng poult.- h h- '' tek was a campagn aganst an ncrease'n taxes. ' YVw t an JPolaruel t ABOUT AND TEETH GUARANTEED PLATES Plates that F Mean Greater Comfort \\\?A::;.LATESFOR $0.00 GUA.AXTL; PERFECT SATSFACTON Om' plaes a.-. :aac n our own laboratory."hones v, O Ju'.--;. ': ' ^uck Servcce" s our motto. D-ntstry.,., - ;!.ranches at very reasonable prct Phone 37 t protects your engne. Cushons movng surfaces. Keeps grt and dust, heat and frcton from wearng them away. Dr. Fred Waggoner o^-«*-v< You can count on ever dron of Polarne to do dutv n the luhrcaton of vour»' * car. Polarne s the dependable product of a dependable company. The Standard Ol Company (ndana) makes a grade of Polarne for your car. f you want the most lubrcaton for the least money, buy Polarne. t makes your car run smoothly and long. t pays to use ths effcent, economcal ol. For maxmum effcency dran your crankcase every frve handred mles and refll wth fresh Polarne. From North Dakota to n&ana^from Kansas to Mch* gan, Polarne has been proved. Ask any agent of the STANDARD OL COMPANY (ndana) Tun* t* n#xt.suufa?, fr*fn 6 to 7 P. M.,fnr OUe«fflSym»fwmr Orch+*frn. aun tm THOPMA loro0, for ma-v» E**~*mkn*r; m*r WGS, Chtmgo- JtT\fJ Ml WOW t Owtahm; WDAF t Kmnmmt Cty: KSD, St. ou; A> T, St. Paul; WEB< t Mason, Mkh 4 M

4 ADOOT a r THEATRE MCHGAN XMA5 DAY SPECAL Mat P. M. c8n. Prncess of Pep at Her Happest. ALCE WHTE Talkng, Sng-ng, Dancng. Also Al Talkng- Comedy"Broadway Blues" News Events Saturday, December 28 The Hard Boled Rose Feat. Myrna Jov Also ' 4 Ace of Scotland Yard No.2 and Comedy"Polar Pals" Kddes Mat.udm. 0& 20c 2:00 to 5:00 P. M. Sunday, Monday, Tuesday December DOROTHY McKAlL "Hard to Get" t's some pcture. Sad by crtcs to be a pcture. Talkng and Sngng All Talkng Com. "Cold Shvers" News perfect Events Tuesday, December 3 :00 P. BG MDNGHT SHOW NEW YEARS EVE RNG OUT THE OLD! RNG N THE NEW! Come Make Whoopee wth Us All Talkng, Sngng, Dancng "TWN.. BE DS" Also Specal Talkng Comedy and noveltes. Favors for all and POPULARTY CONTEST FOR THE LADES The wnner to receve a par of "Twn Reds'' Absolutely Free All Lades from B to HO years are elgble. The dea s ths: The one who receves the most apr>lause,( New Year's nose) wll be the wnner. So brng or tell al your frends to come and applaud for you. Adm. all seats 50c Wedneday-Tkuraday-Frday, Jan., 2, 3 Matn.ee New Year's Day at 2:00 P. M. ''The Gold Dggers ot Broadway' "talkng ngng and n colors J U>hosc of Lvngston County dmmmlmmlmmmbmmk^! ^, Mrs. H. J. Dyer spent last week wth her daughters n Holt and helper entertan the new granddaughter, Patrca.Ann, whej she and her mother, Mrs. Cornstalk cam* home from the hosptal, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Roberts of Holt and Mrs. H. J. Dyer made ther way home Saturday evenng- by drvng to Stockbrdge and Gregory and back to Planfteld. Mr. and M rs. E. L. Toppng reeev- ed th»- word Saturday that ther daughter, Mrs. Hurts Alla, of De- rol was n the hosptal. Mr. Raymond Terroont, Mss Mary! Butler and Mss Magge Patterson : from Detrot spent the week end wth Mr. and Mrs. John Roberts. ' n snte of the roads beng flled f wth >now there was a good turn out.:t the Chrstmas exercses Sunday r.orn.ng. On account of the weather the teacher could not have her exerc.-es at school Frday evenng. The church a ad school joned wth the rrogram. Mr:. C. E. Donehue was snowed n :.; (t- gory Frday nght and could : g t home. Kerrythng has been at a stand stll or. account of the heavy snovr farm-. rs are wr loaded wth mlk n spte >'' -.»>!'- mlk drvers efforts. They e.h -; : r best to go over ther routes but found many roads mpassble. Word was receved here that Ms Kpha Hutson now at the home o he son, Dr. Elmer Hutson, of Eatc-r. Rat-ds fell and broke her hp. Wordcannot express our sympathy for her. GREGORY Mr. and Mrs. uounce the brth 2. f Mrs. Resgau* and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Ed Woodward of The Msses Maron and Constance South Lyon are votng at Arthur ;\ -ruer of Bunker Hl, Alce Town- Whtes. v. and Margaret Curts of Dansvlle Geo. Ruttman and Mr. and Mrs..utetts of Mchgan State Norma! Wm. Ruttman vsted at Fred Berry's f/.-.-lar.t. became snowbound n Grejy Wednesday evenng whle en- Owng to the large ncrea. - r. mal Sunday afternoon. Ht:- to ther homes for the Chrstas holdays. They spent the rethe past wvk and unfavorable we th- : >-r rural carrers. Emmett Harrs ard : oer of the week at the home of Robert Chapel, made delveres on r. and Mrs. L. N. McClear. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Wyle and L'.grters are spendng ther Chrst-,,»..< v.u'atan wth Mrs. Wyles par- N N. R"\\ and Mrs. Slaybaugh. M ; - ^ab'lle Bowdsh, a student M^rcy hosptal. Jackson s ' ' 'nne wth chcken pox. y -'' ard Mrs. Mervel Gyde are the > ' n f ;>. babv boy born D<>c. 2. AT. ' McCleor, of Owosso s : " -,u - holdavs wth h'"" parv.. Mr, and Mrs. L. N. McCl.-r. -n«(vmao Amm f you would have a deep, lastng joy next Chrstmas :onz D now and jon our CHRSTMAS CVUB Ths great thrft p*m s now open at th»s c.-u..on and money earners, men and women n busness for every man, woman and chld. s for Come n and jon today. Your frst depost makes you a member Thnk of havng ths sxtra money next Chrstmas, The Pnckney State Bank ^.^^Mm^m&mmm^mm^K^s^a^mAmMlmm w spent several days last week n Detrot. Ella Ruttman and Leo Chapln were n Lansng Saturday nght. Fred Berry, wfe and chldren, August Ruttman and famly, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ruttman, George and Ella. Ruttman, John Ruttman and famly wll be Chrstmas gnests at the home of ftjrace Mller and famly.. Ths vcnty was vsted last week! by one of the worst snow and ce storms n j-ecents years. The roads < were mpassble for hours on account; of the ce and the snow was too deep for the mlk trucks and mal man who; were unable to make ther trps for, several days. On account of the ce, nearly every telephone wre was brought to the ground. Wm. Gaffney and wfe wll enter-', tan Glenn. Mller and famly, Leonard} and Vrgna Gaffney of Lansng for! Chrstmas dnner. j Albn Pfau and famly wll have j as ther guests Lesle Maycock and wjje of Jonesvlle, Sumner Frsbee and famly of Howell and Alfred Pfau and famly. Nna Pfau of East Lansng, Mch. Stat- College, s at the home of her parents for two weeks vacaton. M s rene Smth, mathematcs t-'acher.a Junor Hgh Ann Arbor : ad Mareu Smth teacher n Rathbun! ".-trer near Fo^ler-lle are spendng* ther vacaton wth ther par. nts, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Smth. \ Mss Ella Ruttman, twuaer at t Stone school was the sponsor of a' Chrstnas tree and exercses.monday nght. ther routes Sunday where ever the roads were passable. J. D. Whte and famly wll spend Chrstmas at Patrck Lavy's r Pmekney. Chas. P. Reed and famly wll en-j te-tajn Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Woodnj and daughter, Beatrce, and. Mss Jula Reed at Chrstmas dnner. \ Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hnse -Ad have -.3 ther guests M. P. Brady and famly of How«. Lous Bouch. r and t fam'v of Gros<e sle and Edmund Brady of Detrot for dnner Chrstmas day. LAKELAND NEWS TheT' was no school n W.'.U s Lake l.ool Thursday and Fr': Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jar ; t r- t"! d Sunday for Mr. and Mr-. 'am> M<Leod and famh ^f Ann \ 'bor. Wllam Morton of Ann Arbn. n- t. rtaned a party of rr.rn at a Moose % dnner at hs cottage at Strawberry j *' Lake Wednesday evenng. Robert Jack and daughter. Madge, shopped n Ann Arbor Saturday. Vctor Bourbonnas and Charles Parnes of Detrot were week end guests of Vctor's parents, Mr, and Mrs. T. L.Bourbonnas. Mrs. Harry Lee and Mrs. Robert Jack attended at 500 club at the home of Mrs. Flora Smth at Pnck- '.ey W.ednesday. Przes WOP won by Mrs. Ernest Frost and Mrs. Norman) Reason. Lowell Homng who has been spendng some tme wth Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Euler returned to hs home- at Howell Sunday. Wlhelmna Bourbonnas who : attendng school n Adran s sn- ndng the holdavs wth her parents,mr an<l Mr.-. T. T.. Bourbonnas.! John Potts s spendng some tme wth hs daughter. Mrs. Harvy Clark j?nd husband at Grand Rapds. FARM ACCOUNT SCHOOL On January fth, startng at 0 A. M. Berg of the Farm Management Dept.. Mchgan State College, wll meet wth the men of Lvngston Co. 'who have been enrolled n the farm accountng group the past year. The meetng wll be held at the cty councl rooms. Howell. All of the accounts wll be olosed and a balance made On Tuesday Jan. 7th arrangements *W vn ' hhmz made to enroll 5 addtonal»% members for the ensung year. nven-» ¾ ' tones should all be taken on Jan.. Farm account books, very convenent- _s^. ly made and easy to keep accounts n 2¾ are avalable at the County Agents TjK, offce. Those nterested n takng up j js! th^ work for the comng year make j Jat ' reservatons as soon as possble. j To All Teeple Hardware We wsh you a Happy and Prosperous New Year Mchagamme Gas Mller Tres Vmlol W. H. MEYER fer WSH YOU A \.! RURAL ELECTRFCATON 3¾ A meetng wll be held at the»pn- j Wf gee church basement, Frday, Jan. 3 «3* at :?>0 p. m. to dscuss o^ wrng and j «J j^ractcal uses of electrcty' on the } gf farm. Prof. H. J. Gallagher, an ex-' JJS pert n ths work wll attend the m.-fj5 ng and dscjss problems that wll be P of nterest to many afrmers. ST Farmers nterested n rurnl electr- S*^ fcaton should plan to attend ths meetng. K NATONAL BROADCASTNG, PROGRAM On Saturday Jan. 4th, from :00 to :45 P. M. a program of 4 H rdb work wll he broadcasted throughout the na^or- OVT.7¾ broadcastng statns. C. W.' Wnrbnrton. Drector of Extenson Ser\-ce T*. S. Dent, of Agrculture, wll snoak as well as club Members rvnd lenders. Ths should prove to be a very nterestng prome.s BeMrVear and thank you for the patronage of the pact yemr and hope we wll contnue to mert your support JOE GENTLE MwMMHHHunMnnwMMM-unMHHumHmmmmnHm ^TShf^ lapptess ^QOd ^HCJ^ Hugh Culver HOWELL, MCH. mwmhmnhnhummhnmhmhhhwmnwmnm / ft w «

5 B^B^B"* s^-hmmp ^^^^n^^^l.«. ^SSV- «<>*>} jy. <«<t _*»* Jlt BSSRSyfws mwmm*mdwml ^rgtt\ $«P* t' *. -St ^SwBL -...,'... * y ;>*.,<. ~> ¾^ We extend our thanks to you for your patronage durng the past year Reason 6c Reason WunnHmHuuuMmmt^ NOTCE On account of the snow storm the aucton of the personal prop- ertyof the late Charles Carrol has been postponed to Sat. Dec. 28 Claude, Soper, Adm. ST. MARY'S CHURCH BANKNG STUATON GOOD Rtv. FT. Danel Foster, Pastor The general bankng stuaton n Masses 7*0 A. M. 9:30 A. «4. Mchgan s good, accordng to a Catechara for chldren every Suday after ro»~ hert, state bankng commssoner. statement today by Rudolph E. Rec- "Banks generally are mantanng» adequate secondary reserves and de- BAPTST CHURCH NOTES Senor and Junor Church Sunday \ poste are ncreasng. Ths evdences A. M 0:30 healthy condton, both n ndustral ao commercal pursuts, as re- Sunday School :40 JEfs&fnf S«rvce 7.30 Statute PrsywMeetng 7:30 Thvflday evenng ng at the home of Mr sad Mfs> B. F Eae. ~ TO OUR SUBSCRBERS Ths s the tme of the year when ths greater part of the subscrptons t~ the Dspatch expre. About January ttatements wll be maled to those who are n arrears. Now s a good tme to fx up your subscrpton. lected n our bans,'' the statement contnued. A new bankng code ths year replaced the old state bankng law whch became effectve n 889. Ths nterval between the effectveness of the old and new laws was a growth n th number of banks from l J0 to 57 5 state and 0 ndustral banks, deposts jumped from $36,- 850,000 to.$,373,333,590 and resources from $47,300,000 to $,63,- 385,08. Bank deposts have ncreased $6,984,728 sjnee the begnnng of 929." kppxbej Dspatch Ente?d at Jxe Pout»ffee at Pnckney, Mch, as second class Matter. Subscrpton,:?.25 a year n Advacce. PAUL W CttaUTT "(MUSEl Alas t rancd O'Bren s spendng te holdays wth her people m Bunkl er Hl. The torn of Frday nght dd Mr. and Mrs. Roche Shehan and) strange thngs. One pronun«jnt son, Blly, were Sunday dnner guest; Pnckneyte got snow bound at the * >; Mr. and M-s. Jas. Roche. overhead brage about 3 mles east o P.mckney on M-4 X J along wth 2 other ears and was forced to spend the ttght at the Brocknuller farm. He was on hs way from Detrot. Mr. and Mrs. vrk Van Wnkle were Sunday quests of h father, C. Van Wnkle. rluboard Lee and famly of Detrot xtated here Saturday on ther way to mer cottage, at bass Lake. How t'.r tne -oaus were blocked and they v e compelled 0 return to Detrot. Jn;. Wm. Ledwdge s spendng the holdays wth her daughter, Mss (Jernane Ledwdge, n Detrot. Dawd Steptoe, Edward Steptoe, and M ss lzabeth Steptoe of DeXter caller on relatves here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wll Allen and chldren of Howell were n Pnckney Sun* day. Mr. and Mrs. Phlp Sprout and! S famly attended the Cantrell reunon (5 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Mc Knder at Stock brdge Sunday. Fred Teeple of Howell wu.s a Sunday vstor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. X. O. Frye. Sunday guesta of Mr. and Mrs. Patrck Kennedy wer«frank Kennedy and son, Bobbe, of Detrot. Bex Hcks and wfe are spendng a few days wth Mr. and Mrs. Burr Ftch at Pontac. Mr. and Mrs. John Martn and! famly attended the Chrstmas exercses at the East Handy school house Monday evenng. Wayne Can' and Norman Mller called on Howe)! Fa-nds Monday afternoon. A! Boosey o* Detrot vsted at the home of Ross Read Sunday. All through December manknd.s concerned to do kndness, to patch uu broken lv. s, to heal enmty, to throw a lght of peace and fellowshp out nto the year that s to come. Mss Helene Fedler s home from Th> t:.y bells of chanty tnkle on Detrot for two weeks vacaton. ev ry >. str.'-t One cannot pck up a Mr. and Mrs. Wllam Mercer who newspap> ' wthout beng remnded of have b:en lvng n Detrot for a number of years have returned to Pnck the flats v.-" owe to those less fortunate, of the nnumerable chances to ney wd are a^a lvng on ther gve good thngs and spread good wll farm west of town. that our modem would so rchly affords. Vrgl Martn of Lansng s the guest of hs parents, Mr. and Chrstmas encrcles the globe and Mrs. James Martn. \\e wonder at the strength of t sprt. t s the >ame n northern sxows Mr. and Mrs. Claude Reason and famly attended a Carpenter famly as t s n the clear ar of Palestne. lam reunon held at the home of Mr. and By palm te or pne, on sea or where tn bless Mrs. Harry Rose n Ann Arbor last Chrstmas ce,;., ever Sunday. and cheer. Let those \yho despar o' our mod-!! rt Betham uf Brmngham, Alabama, arrved Saturday to spent the rn fatn renen jer that relgon gave Us ths ncomparable day. Let those holdays wth hs mother, Mrs. Amelwho would argue manknd back to! a Ben ham of Brghton. the sells.-less hostlty of the beasts Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Vedder, Mss note well the earthwde magc of ths Wlhelmna Bourbonnas and Don treason's kndness. Swftrthout attended the banquet gv- t ( hrt>-uhh- doe,? not stam en by the McPherson Ol Co. to ther grow*. ts dvnng power mployees Monday evenng. Mss Maron Derkjs of Detrot spent the frst of the week wth her cousn, Dorothy Carr. Mrs. T. L. B'jarbonnaa was n Adran Thursday. Mss Wlhelmna Bourbonnaj.s who s attendng school tnen returned home wth her for a two weeks vacaton. The M.sse> Francd and Clare Ledwdge who are attendng St. Josenh's Academy at Adran are spendng two v. eeks vacaton wth ther parents, Mr. and Mrs. Max Ledwdge, Frank Bowers who has been feld manager for the Mchagamme Ol Co. of Ann Arbor for several years past has resgned and accept**] a smlar poston wth the Waysde Ol Co. of Detrot. He expects to contnue to resde n Pnckney for a tme at leas:. Robert Mller has resgned hs poston as manager of the Whte Lodge Country Club at Cordley Lake and expects to go to Florda ths wnter. Mr. and Mrs. J. Tortous of Detrot have succeeded hm. For you and those you want to see made happy. We thank you moat sncerely for the patronage of ke past and assure you we wll be anxous to serve ye* n 930 N GOD'S SPRT Barry's Drug Store Ths week comes Chrstmas. t s the most gladsome tme n the entre year. Even as we vson t n the dstance t lends a new enchantment to Lfe, awakenng anew a desuv for TtuttnntuHtMuHtna better thngs. and good wll, as all can M Menseh es,. today's t - u>-! of what manknd yet wll bt stll but,,!* p'-aee now for propl'ecy TOP PRCE PAD AT ANNUAL CATTLE SALE T he,.r,a.; -He of ' r - ma- catt h, whch wasm- -d ; lletrot la-t T'U:'. day was a r\ :c. e s > ol. le! t'o:'.ll \e. gus top prce ' ' steer, h ( '«<l >.lon, lro-.vn, presdent nl lay! < 'o., bought by j», A. Bretenbe k at 0e p«r pound, The auctoneer wa s lon, otlet than Col. L. W. LoVeW<jl, of Soutl Lyon. Ths sal s put )n by the Shpp 's Assocaton m letrot, am s '.'<>) th> purpose of cleanng up -tmk on hand at t V e \ ne. ('attle v.o' tak> n from o ",,ry run of the yard, -o the hgh Pll'e V,\ tntlst be t) e result ') Lovewell's well known ablty t re'rng. N'At year, n conjuncton Mnt nucwtl the show MONUMENTS, ae»a«*«aflb 'MARKERS,! BULDNG STONE Wrte for Booklet JOSEPH L ARNtTT 208 Wer* Huron St. Ann Arbor, M M t t V * ' 5...? l «l t l f l S j g H Wanted All Knds of Furs, Also Horse Hdes and Cow Hde* Wll Pay the Hghest Prce the Market Affords at All Tmes. Wll pay $.0 for rats. Sylvester Harrs Telephone 5F5, Pnckney, Mch. sale, the shppers plan to havr attle. Boys Pnckney Dspatch $25 Yr. of Mcchrm fed and br d <. us well as and g'n el vl h- <,>' the *tat>, nvted to Mrs, Nette Vaughn was called to VnlcN and -hpners wll b!d. Jackson last week by the llness of ' X) hbt. So\)tn Lvon }\'^- : her s>n, Dr. Morley Vaughn, who was b ll wth pneumona. He s some better JAL now. Fred Webster BREAK FALS and Leo McCarthy started a bonfre - Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Alley and son, of pap* rs on the rloor of ther ce m tne Erwn, of Dexter were guests of Mrs. County.Jal Elzabeth Curlett Frday nght. They Wednesday and tn n ^r C*««P*4M7 TrmntfrtmHtm ell.-d "fve." were on ther way home from Lowell, Turnkey Fred Mlne., re - ^ / ^ Mch., where they atended the ftneral of Mrs, Alley's brother, Wm. Ros Webster today are an a t. as anp the nmn. slammed )amme( th, doo anu eaec for ren orcen' nts. Mc ychr'vrol er, and were unable to get farther Carty an et.. Jackson C t- than Pnckney on account of the bread and water snow drfts, zen Press. Vrred to s Dr. The.snow was cleared away from The Fred Mlne rn Sales and Servce the front of the busness dstrct Saturdav. Four trucks belongng to W. dent J. F Mlne, a former l^nckney res H. Meyers, Clone Dnkel, L. C. Devereaux, and Wll Kennedy asssted PCKED UP ABOUT TOWN by Too had they can't fgure out a army of shovelers dd the job way to take up a collecton at the n about a half a day. The snow *-as dumped on the square n hgh ples. sermons broadcasted ov r the rado, The song " wsh ' d a Grl Lke Mss lma Ssson s spendng her vacnton wjth her parents n Adran. Have" s not sung the other Fellow: much around Chrstmas tme. Mss Ravrnonda Ledwdge who st -About the smallest person on attendng the Mchgan State Norma] Stanley Dmkel 'Us the ( at Ypslant s spendng t ^. ^ ¾ ^ ] f ( ^ x v^ hs best grl out rdlng. and _, makes,. e, her buy the ^n^ wth her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Max Ledwdge. Shakespeare.sad " Who steals my Mr, and Mrs. Fred Lake were n purse steals trash but the guy who Howell last Thursday. steels mlady's purse ^tc-als ht-r all m Eml Weddge who s attendng an eludng compact, rouge, lpstck, and art school n Detrot spent the week end wth hs parents Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Weddge. Dean Reason who s attendng the U. of M. was the guest of hs parents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Reason last Frday. Frank Bowers was n Detrot on busness last Frday Leo Lavcy made a busness trp to Lansng one day last week. Azfjl Carpenter was n Ann Arbor last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Carr and famly were n Howell Monday afternoon. Mss Ruth Eddy of Fowlervlle s the guest o Mr. and Mrs. Claude Reason. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Emory Plummer Dec th, a son. Wjl Dunbar of Jackson was a Pnckney caller Monday. Eleen, Katherne and Jean Roche are spendng ther vacaton wth Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Roche. John Martn and wfe were s Attn Arobr Monday. had everythng n bus wfe's name but hs appendx. CHANCE FOR WAR VETS. WORK ON CENSUS nformaton receved by C. J. Sbley, Post Adjutant, of the Amercan Legon here quotes a letter from Congressman Lous Ludlow of ndana to 0. L. Bode n ham cr, natonal commander of the T.egnn, colng attenton to the fact that honorably dscharged solders, salors, or marnes, and wdows of such, are to be gven preference n obtanng postons as census enumerators. "Any veteran, or veteran's wfe or wdow, who desres appontment may secure an applcaton blank by wrtng to Wm. M. Steuart, drector of the census, Washngton, D. C," the postofflcal sad, - 'Veterans should be careful to state ther mltary sendee whon they make out the blanks." Sprng-port Sgnal. t Trestotfe (Tftffl aw* > Tres and Tubes : We wsh you a Merry Chrstmas and a Happy New Year * Slayton & Son -J Phone 53F3 8 ^ V"

6 ^ - # UMMMM* The fary's New Year Gft MM* Two lttle boys were at play one day when a fary suddenly appeared to them and sad: " have been sent to fve ye* a New Year present. ' She handed to each chld a packago, and* at the same nstant, was?one. Carl and Phlp opened the packages and found the same thng n each a beautful book wth whte pages, a* pure, whte, and beautful as the snow when t frst falls. After a long tme, the fary came agan to the boys, " have brought ye* esjch a new book," she sad, "and take bade the others to FatLer who sent them to you." "May not keep mne a lttle longer?" sad' Phlp; " have hardly thought about t lately. 'd lke :o pant somethng on that la^t page that. les open.** "No," sad the fary, " nuat take t just as t s." " wsh could look through m'.\j just once!" sad Carl. " have on!;. seen one page at a tme; for when H leaf turns over, t stcks fast, and never can open the book at more than one place.'* **You shall look over your book, ' sad the fary, "and Phlp h*." And she lt for each of them a lttle.slver lamp, by the lght of whch they saw the paces as she turned them. The boys looked n wonder. Could t be that ths was the same far book aha had gven them a year ago? were the pure whte page«, as r whte, and beautful as the sno* when t frst falls? Here was a ps^f wth ugly black blots and scratches upon t; whle the very next page had a lovely lttle pcture. Some pageo were decorated wth gold and slver and gorgeous colors, other? T't; beautful flowers, and others stll wth a ranbow of softest, most delcate brghtness. Yet even on the most beautful of the pages there were those ugly blots and scratches. Carl and Phlp looked up at the fary at last "Who, dd ths?" they asked. "Every page was whte and far as we opened to t; yet now thrre s not a sngle blank place n the whole book!" "Shall explan some of the pctures to you?** sad the*fary. smlng at the two lttle boys. "See, Phlp, the spray of roses blossomed on ths page when you let the baby have your playthngs; and ths pretty brd whch looks so cunnng and as f t -AVV sngng wth all ts mght, would n.*\vr have been on ths page f you had not tred to be knd and pleasant the other day nstead of quarrelng." "But what makes ths.blot 0 " ask.'d Phlp, "That," sad the fary sadly. ' tnat came when you told an untruth one day; and ths when you dd not mnd mamma. All these -blots and scratches, that took so ugly both on your book and on Carl's, were made when ycu were naughty n any way and dd not obey your mamma or papa or y.ur teacher. Each pretty thng n your books came on"the page when VVJ were naughty." "Oh! f we could only have th books agan," sad Carl and Phlp. "That cannot be," sad the fary. r fsee! they are marked H893' and they must now go back nto Father Tme's bookcase; but have brought you etch a new one. Perhaps you can make these more beautful than the others." So sayng, she vanshed, and the boys were left alone; but each held n hs hand a new book open at the frst ^On the back of ths book was '894.' t was the book of the New Year.,. _. Emhe Poulsson. nqustve Old Lady: -Where dn those large rocks come from?" Gude: "Tle glacers brouar.. snv >wn. rtve Old Lady: " Bu: wn-:- nq!»re's«!^l er8 *!l Trol Gttde: " The >" hav after *>" rocks." wjwfl Tore d >ms That Lve re :v' back «**tfen HAVE FEARS" fears that may cea.se w ng n has gleaned my teemn, ^d books, n characfry ners the full-rpened upon the nght's dy gymbols of a hgh tnat may never lve to unreflectng love! then on the shore,., >f the wde world stand alone, and Honk -Tll Love *»d Fame to nothngness do snk.' Keats (795-82) By LUCY CLARE What s the length of the skrt seems stll to be as much of a prob- tm as "How Old s Ann?" was a few years ago. The new slhouette s here, and s beng accepted, and the longer skrt wth t. But longer doe* not mean the really long, except for evenng wear, as we n Amerca are adoptng t. Women who have lved long enough stll have memores of the days, just before the war, wh^n skrts rose to 4 nches from the ground, and were most nconvenent at that. Somehow, even at that heght, they swept the subway and other steps, and requred much energy to keep them clean and wth unfrayed hems. Nobody wth experence wanu to go back to that. As a matter of fact, the wary manufacturer, playng safe wth the longer skrt vogue, s makng hs hemlnes from four to sx nches below the knee, accordng as the frock s ntended for mornng or afternoon VARETY OF COURSES AT MCHGAN TECH. t.< a notable fact that of the largest freshman class ever enrolled at tlc Mchgan College of Mnng am Technology, Houghton, numberng 60 students, only 44 have elected to take up mnng. Exactly the same number wll study the regular courses n electrcal engneerng. Mechancal engneerng ^tudr.; wll be pursued by 2; metul- 'urpy, S; cvl engneerng, 8; chemcal engneerng, 6; chemstry, 3; general engneerng, 3; geology, 3. Tle balance wll undertake specal courses. The ncreased enrollment and the.-'k'ctons made ndcate the wsdom of addng new courses to the currculum and the change n name of the nsttuton. Enrollment has ncreased from 289 n 922 to 4, of whch about (!0 are takng specal courses. The total wll probably reach 425 before the end of the college year. Many of the students at Mchgan Tech pay ther own way through college, or at least a large part of t. One student from Marquette won a scholarshp gven by Atwater Kent company whch permts hm to study Longer Though Not Really Long wear. t s much easer to shorten than to lengthen the skrt. n some of the colleges, Smth, for example, the college grl refuses to wear her campus skrts more than two nches below the knee. Ths would naturally affect the sports group. So, for the present at least, there s lttle 0 worry about regardng the lengthened skrt. They wll not reach the ankles for daytme wear for many a seamen, f ever. Not Ready to Hd* Legs Women are not yet ready to sacrfce the pretty slmness of legs they have been years n acqurng, and hde them n long skrts. Nor are they gong to plunge suddenly nto black hose, after years of the pretty shouette of the lght colors. An nch Or two of lght colored stockngs, peepng beneath a long skrt, would make an ugly break n the long lne slhouette. So f you wear your skrts from three to four nches below the knee for daytme, you wll be playng safe wth the mode. At the rght of the sketch s shown at Mchgan Tech. To fulfll the terms of the scholarshp he must sng over the rado several tmes a year. Four Debate Teams To Represent Ferrs Roy Newton, Ferrs nsttute debatng coach, has chosen four teams to represent tte school n debatng contests. Albert Cramer and Robert Wsner of ths cty wll meet teams from fouryear colleges. 7~wo boys' teams have been chosen to meet junor colleges. George Berens, Fremont, and V. C. Ransom, Charlotte, comprse one team wth Henry Turk and George Dedrck of Detrot on the.second. The women's team s composed of Mnne Sommers, Amasa, and Betty Arntz, ona. Although the debate schedule ha* not been completed, t s antcpated Ferrs wll meet the followng colleges: Detrot Law school, Calvn, Olvet, Grand Rapds Junor college, Bay Cty, Flnt, Pontac, Jackson, Hghland Park, Muskegon Crane Junor college, Chcago; Mchgan State Teachers college, Ypslant, and Central State TeacUers college. The latter part of the season one of the teams may make trps nto Oho and Kentucky. Workng Grl s Her to Wealth SBS sjss 'vjvsv! ;& an ensemble such as the up-to-date college grl s wearng. t ncludes a sweater and scarf n tones of bege and brown, worn wth a wrap-around skrt of brown and a cardgan n deep bege bound wth brown. Brown kd gxfords wth suede trmmngs accompany the ensemble. The skrt just covers the knees. Somethng very new n an afternoon frock, that must of necessty be consderably longer than the sports frock or ensemble, s shown at the left. Ths s scarcely a college grl adaptaton, but t s one of the noveltes of the season that s takng. Th. 'long tunc of crepe reaches to the,knees, where the flarng pleated culottes acheve the effect of a lo»v placed flounce. Ths type of frock jwould requre greater length, but even at that would not extend more* than eght nches below the knee at most, and s one of the extreme models-that makes us fear the return of ankle length skrts. The frock sketched s of black crepe, and wth t are worn black pumps of dull kd. HOUSEHOLD HNTS! Meat Stew wth Vegetables or Boled Dnner Whole Wheat Bre*ad Cabbage Salad ndan Puddng Tea Ths s a smple and nexpensve menu for a dnner. The beauty of t ' les n the fact that t may be prej pared early n the day, you may go Chrstmas shoppng, and re-heat the stew and puddng and serve quckly and easly. For the meat stew wth vegetables, any of the followng combnatons may be used. Recpe* Meat Stew Mutton (two pounds neck, plate or shoulder), potatoes, two pounds; onons, sx. Veal (three pounds neck, rb, knuckle, breast or shoulder), fve potatoes, two onons, salt pork slces (one-fourth pound). Beef (one and one-half pounds shank, neck, plate, flank, rump or brsket), one small onon, one-thrd cup each carrots and turnps, four cups potatoes. Pork (one* pound butt), four large carrots, four large parsnps, one J small red cabbage. Boled dnner: Corned beef (sx pounds brsket), four carrots, sx potatoes, three whte j turnps, one cabbage. TUs amount of meat wll serve for more than one ; meal, but a smaller amount does not cook as well. * * * ndan Puddng Four tablespoons commeal, four cups mlk, three table- spoons sugar, one tablespoon molasses, one-fourth teaspoon gnger, one-fourth teaspoon cnnamon, one-fourth cup rasns. Cook cornmeal n scalded t mlk twenty mnutes n double boler, j add other ngredents and bake n slow j oven, 300 degrees, from one and a half to two hours. SUGGESTONS Home-made Polsh An excellent furnture polsh made at home for hardwood furnture s compounded as follows: One-half pound of whte beeswax, two cakes of castle soap and a pnt of turpentne. Bol the soap and wax together, meltng untl they run together and ttoen add turpentne. The poksh s hghly recommended by old-tme housekeepers. _ wth the magc hand mportant Trfles ef chance; f there s a bt of hard cheese left d when feel, far creature of an do not throw t away. Put t n the howl vegetable soup wth a few celery H seeds whle bolng, for a pleasng flavor. shall never look upon theo mors, SS ^ have relah n the fary power SMS When makng apple or berry pes scatter a tablespoonful of mnute tapoca over tfte top before puttng on the upper crust t keeps juce from runnng out and mproves the flavor. o Sprtual Str*Aftk "Rastus," sad the Negro mnster, "ds am de fust tme Ah ever saw yo' n ds here church, and Ah's mghty glad yo' here.' ' E*S." a^' "Pahson," repled Rastus, "Ah just Mss Cecle La Coste, of Los Angeles, who was workng as a presser n hadda come. Ah needs strength, Ah a dry cleanng establshment a week ago, has been notfed that she a her does, 'cause Ah got a job whtewashng a chcken coop an' buldn' a fence to $33,000 from the estate of an uncle who ded recently n Chcago. She s shown above as she left her pressng table. 'round a watermelon patch." Pro- yy ' / BE ACCURATE WHEN GVNG NSTKUCTlOS By Garry C Myes*, PV D. Are chldren ever punshed who, from ther vewpont, are nnocent? We have gven a command or some nstructon to the chld. To us t may have seemed very clear, but to ttoe chld these drectons and commaade probably have meant somethng wholly dfferent from what they meant to ue. Now the chld actng from good motves, may seem to be delnquent, to dsobey, or to do what defntely was forbdden hm to do, when so far a^ hs purpose and judgments are concerned he was wholly nnocent. Confronted wth the facts, then, and charged wth neglgence or dsobedence, he may be shocked at hs dscovery. t never had occurred to hm that he was dong wrong. We frequently punsh our chldren for dong wrong or from neglectng to do rght when t s not clear to them what we expect. When a good lady was gettng ready for the theater one day her lttle grl asked her f she mght have a pece of the cake whch had been baked that mornng. The mother told her that de mght, but dd not specfy how large a pece the lttle grl could have. Sutng her actons to her wshes, the lttle grl nvted her playmates to share some cake wth her. When the mother returned late n the afternoon she found that faalf the cake The Parent Problem By GAMY C afyeats, Flu Bv.,^:^, 5 ^ >H' fc' t had been eaten by "You oagnt to have had more You know wanted to have that e*k* for dnner tomorrow nght." We must note that the cake was a very temptng one and that n the Brat place t was not clear to the chld that tfoe mother wanted to use tha cake on the" morrow. ndeed, the BV te grl who always had bees very truthful, manfested a great surprse that her mother thought that she had done a grave wrong. "May go over to Amela's "Yes," reples the mother, "f return n good tme?" Phylls went. Accordng to judgment she came home very But her mother, when the rved, told her she was an and punshed her for Poor Phylls! How she suffered.. One of my chldren, at aboat the age of fve, surprsed me wth the queston, "How" long s a lttle whle?** We assume that our chldren are mnd-readers, and sometmes we scold and punsh them because they do not have such magc powers. We can hardly realze how much unhappneet we cause n chldren by the careleat and naccurate ways n whch we gve commands- and answer questons. Let us learn to avod such statements as, not too long, pretty soon, early, or n good tme. Let as say nstead "twenty mnutes," or '*seven o'clock." Let us use a tmepece. Wth the Women of Today By LLAN CAMPBELL Mss Mary Anderson s n charge of the Women's bureau of the department of labor at Washngton, D. C. Her job s to make studes and prescrbe standards lookng toward the health of women n ndustry. Mss Anderson came to Amerca as an mmgrant when 5, and has been a garment worker, sttcher n a shoe factory, machne operator, unon organzer and offcal. n a recent artcle dealng wth the advancement of women's status n the last 60 years, Mss Anderson states that the 870 census reveals,836,- 288 women were classfed as breadwnners. "They were chefly engaged n ndustres responsble for feedng and clothng manknd, many dong ndustral work n the home under dstressng crcumstances. Many others tol, Mss Mary Anderson ng n factores under equally deplorable condtons. j starvaton wages and kllngly long superor to the sweatshop systems, "Women are now found n all but hours" of 60 years ago. 35 of the 572 census occupatons,," The servce of the women's bureau she says. was organzed by t of congress n There are stll a few ndustres, 920, when Mss Anderson was apponted drector. She s one of Mss Anderson ponts out, n whch the women are overworked and underpad, and "condtons are far from deal, nevertheless, they are vastly Revew: "Show of Shows." Seeng "Show of Shows" s lke rd-; ng a roller coaster... Up and down.... a brght spot, then a poor one, a! Her beautful eyes don't hnder Dxe Lee's chances for move fame* Maybe she's wonderng what Santa Clans s gong to brng her. brght one and then a poor one.. Scenes are gorgeous.. talent s so,j so.. songs are weak and comedy Members of several Baptst churches n the vcnty of Charlotte have voted to accept the proposed larger parsh plan that would unte Baptst churches of Nashvlle, Sebewa, Bellevue and Charlotte under two pastors and a lady assstant pastor. Rev. Howard Van Ness of Hlladale, Rev. R. J. Felds of Charlotte and Mss Ada Cargo of Bellevue wll be consdered for the three postons. Wll Convert Old Mll Pond to Beautfy Spot Prof. O.. Gregg, landscape specalst at Mchgan State college, has drawn up plans for convertng the old mll pond at'olvet nto an attractve publc park and beautfyng the new Congregatonal church parsonage grounds. A number of farm homes were vsted by the specalst, who recommended shrubs, fertlzers and other remedes to mprove the appearance of the grounds. few women n government servce who holds her offce by drect presdental appontment. Star Gazng weaker... Some of the tremendous amount of money spent on scenc effects mght have been put to better use by acqurng frst class materal..'. There s a host of stars, near stars and never stars on dsplay... There sn't enough seen of the stars and too much of some of the others... John Barrymore s fne n a solloquy from "Henry V"... A dandy move could be bult around the character of Rchard wth John the star... Beatrce Llle s good.n her all-too-bref appearances... There are others, good and bad, too numerous to menton... A lot of old-tme flm favortes have been resurrected for the pcture... You see Lloyd Hamlton agan... And Ben Turpn... And Vola Dana... And Shrley Mason... The parade of flm ssters s nterestng... But the most famous ssters aren't ncluded... Undoubtedly because t was mpossble to get them... We mean Norma and Constance Talmadge... And Lllan and Dorothy Gsh.. The fnale s the strangest we've ever seen.... Everybody s brought n front of the camera... ncludng many who had not appeared earler n the move Revue... f ths pcture has no other result t has at least gven us an dea of what entertanment we mght expect from Barrymore n a Shakespearean msve. W» H. R. Larger Parsh Plan Extreme Colt Causes Gets Churches 9 O. K. Loss of Fsh Nets About $40,000 worth of fsh nets wll be lost by the R. L. GUlhgham and Bay Port companes at Bay Pert because of the extreme early wnter cold weather, fheraen estmate. Fshermen who were statoned at Charty sland and Pont Lookout were forced to gre up ther work and return, leavng boats on Chanty sland and nets n the ce. t s the heavest loss n nets n the hstory of the frms. "Rastus, how s t you have gven jup gong to church?" asked Paator! Brown. J "Well, sah," repled Rastua, "t'g ds way. lke to take actve part and used to pass the collecton basket, but dey's gve de job to Brother Green, who jest returned from Ovah Tnalah." "n recognton of hs herok servce, suppose?" "No, sah, reckon he got that Job n recognton of hs havng lost one o* hs hands." ; -. ' & t V '*Y c v..

7 ... * :» A f- ><F pupp ppnn pwp«^-^^ppfs^t ^r MP WMPJ ST ^ A, *. t., tf!-«names POSTMASTERS Mchgan postmasters nomnated by Presdent Hoover are: Fred A. Acker, Adran; John H. NoweH, Amasa; Albert Haas, Bad Axe; Lllan J. Chandler, $enzona; Albert L. Eggers, Bravo; Morton G. Wells, Byron Center; da W. Wagner, Capac; Edward A. Webb, Casnov;a; Henry P. Hoss&ck, Cedarvlle; Henry M. Boll, Channng; Patrck H. Schannenk, Chasaell; James Swan, Coldwater; Ells A. Lake, Colon; Harry G. Turner, Covert; Sarah G. Howard, Custer; Efce R. Stephens, Davson; Clarence E. Norton, Dmondale; Roj A. Wrght, Empre; Alson. Mller, McDonald, Douglas; Elery H. Fremont; Cyrenus P. Hunner, Gagetown; Joseph Detera, Garden; Frank Wlknson, Gayord; R» Deneen Browa, Hale; Charles Hallman, ron Mountan; Edward Hllard, Kaleva; Ambrose B. Stnson, Kngsley. Leonard Van Regenraorter, Macatawa; Lous W. Begler, Marquette; Gordon J. Murray, Mchgamme; George E. Meredth, Mnden Cty; George D. Mason, Montague; Wllam C Hacker, Mt. Clemens; John H. Fnk, New Baltmore; Eva A. Burzburg, Northport; Harry Davdson, Palmer; Harry A. Dcknson, Port Hope; Charles J. Schmdln, Rookland; Eugene C. Ecgerly, Rudyard; Grace Gbson, Scotts; Olof Brnk, Tustn; George B. Moat, Twnng; Mack Harrng, Osseo; Edwn J. Hodges, Vanderblt; Elnon J. Loveland, Vermontvlle; Levant Reynold?, WakLron; Emerson L. A. Strong, Vcksburg; Volney R. Buntng, Walkervlle; Rollo G. Mosher, Wayland;, Mae O. Wolfe, Wedman; John F. Brumbeck, Wllamston; and George M. Gaudy, Ypslant. C\ Wz& ontment Just rub on olds Cheeked f^ Qy modern vaporzng WEffff MJLUON OARS USED YEARLY Urnrn B.lafcatMbaa Gold of deas tor the 0M of dereae, wll ha Marat abaa* every bocm. Thar* an 330 of than aad tan oaa has baan taatar aaa tbctverfto 23 luntralltm EASY TO MAKE yaw vaat> bat do jrea k VM to *** R? 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BLLON S SPENT YEARLY ON CANDY The annual candy bll of the Unted States, approxmately $,000,000,000, represents 3.6 per cent of every dollar spent for food, accordng to an oral statement made at the foodstuffs dvson of the Department of Commerce Dec. 9. Products whch are ncluded n ths fgure are sugar, chocolate, mlk and mlk products, corn syrup, nuts, fruts, boxes and other contaners. t was stated at the dvson that t s estmated that there are approxmately 450,000 retal candy outlets n tho Unted States. More than half the total retal sales, 58.3 per cent, are made n confectonery, soft drnk and ce cream establshments, t was sad. Drug stores rank second wth 5.7 per cent, and 5 and 0-cent stores thrd wth 9 per cent. Restaurants, groceres and delcatessens, and tobacco shops, account for a lttle more than 4 per cent each, and department store* for 3.9 p ;r cent. «5W««ASPRN ef U* WATNG FOR THE YULE TDE Tells of Mnng Soft Hematte Comprehensve nformaton r»'g:u"d- [ ng practces, methods and costs n the wnng of soft hematte at two mnes n the Marquette and Menomj nee ranges are gven n crculars 67!* 'and 680, just ssued by the Unted States bureau of mnes, department of commerce. Crcular 679 deals wth methods j at a mne n the Marquette range, the frst ron range dscovered n the Lak Superor dstrct. : The ore s a soft, hydraten hem.- tte, generally reddsh brown n coo PERMSSON GRANTED TO MCHGAN CENTRAL TO GUARANTEE BONDS A r» port and order n Fnance Docket No. 792, authorzng the Mchgan Central ralroad to assume teed 50-year 5 per cent gold bor*ls, SPrf ' s Some otrs a~ver~y~hgh"grde,"hut some contans slcous materal 0 such an extent that t s classed as a slcous ore. The wder parts of the Th l fu A, to be ssued by the Canada Southern ralway, was made publc by the nterstate Commerce Commsson. of ^ the port follows: slcng and the narrower parts by sub The Mchgan Central Ralroad ore body are worked by radal top- company, a common carrer by rallevel stopng, whch s a varaton of r ad engaged n nterstate commerce, the open stope method of mnng. ha * <My appled for authorty under Th. Menomnee range mne de- secton 20a of the nterstate cornbrbed n crcular 6S0, was ds* 'merer act to assume oblgaton and covered n 93 by damond drllng lablty as guarantor of $6,735,000 land the shaft was >unk n HUT,. The of consoldated guaranteed 50-year 5 operaton of the mne has been rather' P f r cent gold bonrl.s, seres A, prontermttent as the' ore has not al- P - S( ' f l - SSUOfl b X th^ Canada ways commanded a ready market. Southern Ralway Company. No ob- The method of mnng used has been jecton to the grantng of the applwel! suted to ths condton and the caton has been presented to us. >topes have not buffered durng the The propertes of the Canada perods of dleness., Southern, a Canadan corporaton, art' The ore s a frm but not very operated by the applcant under a hard hydrated hematte. t stands, lease dated Aug. 5, 903, for a term well n large stopes and s not af- of 999 years from Jan., 904. The fected by exposure to the ar, but s; lease provdes nter ala that the lessor hard to break n small openngs. shall, upon the request of the lessee, The ores of the dstrct average > ssue and delver ts bonds for u> rather hgh n sulphur and phosphor- ] purpose of makng addtons and mus, and do not command the full mar-! provements to ts propertes. t ket prce. Cheap methods of mnng n complance wth the terms of the ; are therefore requred. The tendency leaso the Canada Southern proposes of the slates toward spontaneous combuston and the ntermttent opera guaranteed 50-year 5 per cent gold to ssue $6,735,000 of consoldated ton to whch the mne has been sub- bonds, seres A, and to delver the ject are condtons unfavorable for bonds at par to the applcant n <latop-slcng or cavng methods, and ex-! charge of a lke amount of advances perence has proved that the method made to the lessor company for addof mnng chosen namely, substop-' tons and mprovements, ng n rooms wth pllar support, s The proposed bonds wll be gsuet admrably suted to meet the cond- "under the frst and refundng morttons mposed. 'gage and supplement dated Oct., Detaled nformaton n regard to, 92, made by the Canada Southern the hstory and geology of. the ds-'and the applcant to the Guaranty trct, the characterstc of the ores,' Trust Company of New York, trustee, methods of prospectng and explora-! securng a total authorzed ssue of ton, of samplng and estmaton of j $40,000,000 of bonds, of whch $22,- tonnages, and values and of de-j 500,000 of 5 per cent bonds of seres velopment and stopng methods are A are outstandng bearng the guar gven n both crculars. The applcaton of open mnng to compara dated Oct., 92, and wll bear n anty of the applcant. They wll be tvely soft ores s of partcular n- terest at the rate of 5 per cent per terest. Methods of underground j annum, payable sem-annually, wll b transportaton and mne ventlaton m coupon or regstered form, and wn are dscussed. Accdent preventon mature Oct., 962. The applcant measures are outlned. Mnng costs proposes, pursuant to the provsons are summarzed on the bass of ton of the lease and mortgage, to assume of ore hosted and n unts of labor, oblgaton and lablty n respect of power and supples. the bonds by ndorsng thereon n the The Marquette range mne s de form prescrbed n the mortgage, ts scrbed n crcular 679 and the Me guarantnomnee range mne n 680, both cpal thereof and the nterest thereon. of the payment of the prn papers beng by Lucen Eaton, of No arrangements have been made shpemng, a consultng engneer of j for the sale of the bonds, t beng the bureau of mnes. : stated that thtf applcant does not o ; propose at ths tme to sell, pledge or Whte Cloud Doctor Fned for Volaton Of Rado Ordnance Whte Cloud prosecuted ts frst volator of the new ordnance dealng wth nterference to rado recepton when C.C. Rutledge of fne Raonze santarum was convcted of operatng hs X-ray on restrcted tme and was fned $0 sod cotta. to np otherwse dspose of them, hut de sres present authorty to guarantee them n vew of the provsons of the mortgage and lease. t wll hold the bonds unencumbered n ts treasury subject to our further order. We fnd that the proposed assumpton of oblgaton a/d lablty by the applcant as aforesad (a) s for a lawful object wthn ts corporate purd compatble wth the publc Cadllac Sports Program Outlned Local wnter sport* wll be drected by an organ&ed assocaton recently formed by an enthusastc group of fans. Offcers are: Presdent, Joseph F. Carrow; vce presdent, Leonard Bahrman; secretary, Alce Burwell; treasurer, Fred Homen; board of drectors, L. B. Donnelly, J. D. Eddyvean, Reg Skellenger and Otto Kunze. A tempordry cvc skatng rnk wll be cleared on Lake Cadllac at the foot of Harrs street. Later! rnks wll be bult on every school ground n the cty except at the central buldng. Hockey teams wll be! organzed. The toboggan slde, [ shelter house and sk jumps near! Bremer hll wll be put nto cond-j ton at once, -ater ce boatng actvtes wll be naugurated. The date of the wnter sports carnval has not yet been set. o- Rules Resort Groups \ ust Fnance Exhbts Mchgan tourst and resort assocatons, whch obtaned from the la>t legslature an appropraton of $00,000 a year to be used n advertsng Mchgan, must fnance the wld lfe exhbts n Chcago, Cleveland and other ctes from ths fund, and from ther own money, the state conservaton commsson has decded. n the past the game protecton fund has carred the expense of these txhbts, whch prmarly were to advertse the resort facltes of tre state. The commsson voted to furnsh the exhbt, but all expenses must be pak from the advertsng fund. The department now has ts own educatonal dvson, whch t s mantanng at a cost of about $30,000 a >v;w. -t> oblgaton and lablty as guarantor of $6,735,000 of consoldated guaranty. R.-Petoskey Ar Servce s to Start About Jan., Word Dscusson of northern Mchgan au servce by two other companes Las not affected plans of the Mchgan A.r Express for openng ts Crand Rapds- Petoskey lne ths wnter, Jack Byrne, head of the Ar Express and the Furnture Captal Ar Servce of Grand Rapds, sad recently. Hs lne, operatng eght-place Stnson cabne planes n two round trps a day, wll start about Jan., Byrne sad. A mal contract wll be sought, but wll ooera- not be essental to proftable ton, accordng to Byrne. Workmen Uncover ndan Skeletons Two skeletons, beleved to be those ' of ndans bured n poneer lay.;,, were uncovered by workmen wlle.dggng sewer trenches near the north lmts of Holland. The bones wev found at a depth of about four feet. The secton where the skeletons wero! found formerly was an ndan bur al j plot, accordng to records of poneer days. For Cl<»an*nr and Pnrfylnff the ttkln T-R-C' Keep You on the Sonny Sde of Lfe free from dlttppnr lev mlaalm thou Pan to T. m. C. ukm eeotdta*» _ Afk roar drarrlrt for a S40 boa. wak'a trastaoant. or wrt* T pko StO W. CoBfTW Detrot, for OHM Md Uteratwo. T. a. C* do act COBU aaj harmful or haojt-fomtar 6r«f< SUGGEST U. P. LOCATON AS STAT! PARK Leutfjnng Wfctef&h fals, droppng gracefully over a aeres of ledges»nd down tkrough a gorge that has looy been consdered one of Mchgjua*st moat boaatful spot*, has been rccoo>mended ta the conservaton commsson as a state park ste. The falls are n Alger county, 20 mles we*t of Munang axa three mles north of Doraey on '*There are n the northern pennsula a number of water falls, and have seen two or three where te fall* were actually as beautful and poj&by as spectacular aa are these, but takng nto consderaton the deep gorge, toe excellent hardwood vrgn ttaabfcr through whch the rvea flows and the topography n g*neh surroundns; the falls, know of sv place when there s more fne scenery* P. J. HoflTmaster, superntendent of state parks, told the commsson. Mr. Hoffmaster had been asked by l&e commsson some tme ago to nvestgate the faqa and gorge as a poseblaopark ste. " am not unmndful-of the fact that effort s beng made^ to acqure a largt: area for park purposes n tha same county n the Pctured Rocka and Beaver Lake regons/* Mr. Hoffmaster sad. "Notwthstandng ths, however, beleve we would be thoroughly and heartly justfed n preservng these falls, a part of tbe rver and the vrgn tmber n ther natural state on a 60-acre area contanng the falls." Although {le commsson agreed wth Hoffmaster'^ recommendat*or\ that H>0 acres, ncludng the falls, be ' adopted as a state park stej there» no money avalable n the parks dv son for the purpose. t s probable* however, that an effort wll be made to acqure the property before tho tmber s cut. Laughng Whtefsh rver s a well known trout stream. The crystal water flows through standstone and over a \ seres of ledges that cause a drop of about 75 feet wthn 20 rods. One sde of the gorge s about 00 feet deep for a long dstance and s covered wth vrgn tmber. The nearest state park s n6w at Marquette. To the Madam T J? /T A' * 00 Bo* French Face Po*djr r \ -JU $.00 Jar Cleansng Cream wth purchase of $3.00 bottle of NarcnB^ r>e'f<jme all for.00 sent you postpad n m beautful tfft box. (No >erronal check* or stamps) CZAR PARFUMEUR, Lberty Bank BJdg. Dept. B. St. Paul. Mnn. SPECAL Advertsng Offe Jr^ata. n order to NTRODUCE the wonderful lne of BAREE tolet requste* am offerng a Specal Tenpece Combnaton set consst-! ng of the followng : )ne ounce bottle N*rc*M Perfume Box Pace Powder Cake Soap Two ounce jar Vanthnr Cream Two ounce Jar Cleanenr Cream Jar Bath SalU 34 ox. bottle* of Tolet Water, SKa L re.ee Loton and Brllantne ^^ all neatly packed n a pretty carta}. board box an deal gft for b >rthdjgf K Chrstmas or other occasons. $.50 / HOW TO ORDER An an evldano* 0f ^_ fath all ask n that you nend m% A J-aHryH of one dollar nnd the balance wh«q j dottvtkr the box Satsfacton or your RMtnor book. For further nformaton wrt*. Anal* wanted. pay all postage and money ord^y f M. A Complete lne of Tolet Goods HAROLD A. PORtER 443 Umatlla St., S.fc. GRAND RAPDS, MCJ w > fcr. - "V»t. V: R? >V / Aj,l'> V^tnea ft:* m.,.,. -:<*>- >y:^,* "

8 fpfvwf "^^USSSJBSSSSBBBBBBJ /.,^.J" -.'*r>j '.**! ttj 4± ) Kelly-Sprngfeld CdrnpUtnervts 9¾½ Season, A Q J V A A A A < A Merry Chrabna* and a Happy New Year to All * Wc hope that you wll gather a great bouquet of smles from the happy hours of the occason and wear t on through the newly comng year. Whte Star Gas and Ols Tres Dealers n M* ^ Moblol HaJn th* chart your gude Kte Star Fllng Staton C. A. WEDDGE, Prop. ntshnntahuththnuthh^ g Mdnght Show NEW YEARS EVE Tes**?, December 3:30 P. M. Sharp Doors Open at :00 P. M. New Howell Theatre Come and brng your frends and make whoopee at our mdnght show-favors for all RNG OUT THE OLD YEAR RNG T THE NEW at our Bg Frolc NEW YEAR'S EVE A Very Fttng Comedy for the Nte Twn Beds All Talkng and Laughng scal Talkng Comedes and Noveltes = Uo a POPULARTY CONTEST for the LADES e wnner to receve a par of "TWN BEDS" abso- utely FBflE- AH Lades from 6 to 60 years are el- ""ssv^fee de* s tha The one who receves the KtJ plaus* (New Year nose) wll be the wnner beng aufyour frends and. neghbors to applaud Admsson AL Seats 50c UtSfllfllllflltlffHtmtltUlllllllllUtllllltNH, lltllllmhtl '. Sweeney ATTORNEY,4ktoMT House Mchgan A SPfCUttTY ' \ ^v. tarn ;ROST Vt- A A Don W. VanWnklc Attorney at Law»fflce ovnr Pnt Stats Savng* But. RowaH. Mch. Mr*. Lous Coyle held Chrstmas exercses at her school n the Mc- Cluakey dstrct Monday afternoon. A pmgtam was gven followed by a tree an6\<*fts were dstrbuted.. Mss Eleanor Gage who s teachng school n the Behjamn dstrct t spendng her vacaton wth Mr. and Mrs. John Martn. Mr. and Mto. John Ftzsmmons are spendng Chrstmas wth ther chldren n Jackson. T. Y. Phelphs, former mayor of Dexter ded there Sunday after a weeks llness. He was the last survvor of the* sx Phelphs brothers of Dexter. **. f*h^«the Pnckney Dapatck Wednesday, CONGREGATONAL CHURCH _ CURRENT COMMENT J BerquUt, Mnuter > The snow storm at last week gave Servces Sunday, December 29, 929further evdence of the extncton of Mornng- Worshp 0:30 A. M. Theme "The Shame" Junor Church 0:30 A. M. Sunday School :30 A. M. P.rcy Swarthout, Supt. Chrstan Endeavor 6:30 P Leader, Eloyse Berqust Evnng Wohsrp 7:30 P. M. M. Th^m«_,4 The Man Who Despsed a Town." Specal Musc by Chor. Young People's Quet Hour on Wednesday evenng at 7 :30. Prayer Meetng Thursday evenng at 7 :^0. Another Study of Mark. GREGORY BAPTST CHURCH _ S. Slaybaugh, Pwtor lenty of snow and a fne congregaton Sunday mornng. Th»- boys of the ntermedate class hav- v. on "the hghest percent of atten dance f>r the ast quarter for whch ther teacher gves them a sght seeng trp to the pententary. There was a double Chrstmas tree and a fne program at the church Tuesday evenng. "A gft for everybody was the motto. The pastor sent out 50 pounds of clothng for the needy of Flnt Frday, and wll send agan Thursday. f "anyone has clothng that they can spare, and care to do so, he wll be glad t') receve and see that t fnds a place where t wll be much apprecated n that bg cty. Please leave.^'-ne at parsonage. The annual meetng of the church wll occur the frst Saturday n January. There wll be a program of servce, begnnng at 0:30. The Rev. Ralph Tavlor Andem, the execcutve secretary of the Baptst denomnaton of the ^tate wll be the speaker. The Paptst Young Peoples' socety w»l Me-t for a regular busness meetng at the narsonage Frday evenng at 7:30. New Year wll ^on be hero. What a fn" thng t would be f, as the column of 92!) mght close wth all accounts settled.let everybody square up wth everybody and t wll make a happy new '-ear for everybody. "Owe no man anythng but to love hm.'* The pastor of ths church, through the courtesy cf ths paper, -!!. "A Merry Chrstmas." wshes to AD FOR VETERANS S RED CROSS PLEDGE Servce and Ex-Servce Men Are Helped n All Problems. Servce to World War veterans n hosptal, for able boded veterans, ano for dependent famles of both called for expendture's of $738,000 by the Amercan Red Cross durng the year just ended. (n addton. Red Cross Chapters sp^m Sl.ftfl3.000 n veteran relef, and also for men stll n servce. Although eleven years have passed snce the Armstce, there reman 25,500 dsabled and sck veterans of the World War n hosptals, and the peak of the number who wll requtrt hosptalzaton s not expected by Veterans Bureau authortes to be reached untl 3 7. For these men, the Red Cross must contnue ts serr- (ce of provdng recreaton and comforts, accordng to James L. Feser,, rce charman of the Red Cross. "Under ts Charter from Congress, the Red Cross s requred to malntala servce for veterans of wars and for the men stll n the servce," Mr. Feser sad. "The funds for ths work come from the annual roll call membershp fees. n addton to the sum spent n mantanng contact wth the veterans, the Red Cross expended >30S,000 n ts servce to the men stlt n the regular Army. Navy and Marne Corps The socety and a majorty of ts 3.5^0 chapters handle clams for hese men for nsurance, compensaton and other benefts they are enttled to under the law. and also where necessary arranges to provde for depen* lents of the men. "Red Cross workers are mantaned :n fnrty-e ht Veterans Bureau Hosptals, as well ns n all regular Army and Navy hosptals, whose duty t n j o supervse recreatonal facltes for he patents, and to provde small conr orts. n the Army and Navy Ho? ;:tals, the workers also do socal serv re for the patents. These task? also are performed at all Army Post? anr Navy Ports by Red Cross workers, am, n addton Red Cross representatves to handle clams are establshed at thn majorty of Veterans Bureau regonal offces." Mr. Feser urged that all ctzens enroll n the Roll Call, from Armstce Day to Thanksgvng Day. November to 28, n order to ad n supportng ths work. FVE RED CROSS CAMPS HOUSE FLOOD REFUGEE*] A total of 27,79 persoos were man Ulned by the Amercan.Red Croat n camps or n ther own homes n the three States of Alabama, Georga and Florda, followng the dsastrous floods of early " last Sprng, rve camps were organzed, of "whch four were n Alabama and one la Florda Small temporary camps were set tp n varous places n addton to these, but the persons not sheltered s the fve man camps soon, wera able to re-»om«study 'urn home or to frends and Red CTOM nurses were at camps, assstng the Stats h to or mas n oars of the s noatftlag sffabs/rt aadaau * the hone. At Northvflk t ws* Bound mpotable to fnd a horse n the vllage lmt* to htch onto the anow plow. One was fnally found several mles out n the country but t WM not shod. Then t was found that Northvlle has no blacksmth so the horse was returned and the work of clearng* the streets had to be done by shovelers. Here n Pnckney the anow plow had not been used n so long* that t had fallen to peces and the J snow was loaded onto trucks and taken away from the front of the busness places. The Detrot Goodfellows or Old Newsboys rased $0,000 sellng papers there last Wednesday by several hours work. The amount wanted was $85,000. Ths s an annual event and s sponsored by people who have at some tme n ther lfe sold newspapers. As ths s a common occupaton fbr boys many promnent men are ncluded n the ranks of the Goodfellows ncludng seators, governors, mayors, and promnent busness m?n The funds rased are used to gve Chrstmas presents and provdes Chrstmas dnners for Detrot's needy famles. Ths s another llustraton of the fact that the people are generally chartably nclned f they are convnced the object s worthy. By constanly keepng the snow plows gong t was found possble to keep the man roads open. Lvngston lne 24 hours ahead ofl Washtenaw's, countv m that respect as her snow plow usually arrved at the county tre 24 hours ahead of Waatenaw. The crossroads are howeve badly drfted and many of them mpassahe. t s clamed cars were stalled at the overhead brdge near Lakeland Frday njrht and were compelled to pass the njght there. Thr address of) Judge Alfred Murphy of the Wayne county crcut court when he sentenced Jos. La man, the convcted kdnapper, to 30 to M years n state prson provokes serous consderaton and reflecton He sad Laman hud accordng to hs own admsson been a "bootlegger for the past 6 years. Descendng from that to kdjnappng and murder was a natural consequence of such a lfe. Socety also came n for consderable censure as the judge sad wthout patronage bootleggng would go out of exstance. He also mentoned a certan promnent Detrot busness man who s gettng consderable publcty of late through crtzng the courts fbr lax law nforcemertt. Ths same man he sad s a patron zer of bootleggers thus openly encouragng dsrespect and breakng down the law. The fact that Lamau's parents were dvorced when he was 7 ycar< old and he was sent to an orphanage from whence he was sent out n the world to make hs own way at the age of 5 was also comme'nt- d on by Judge Murphy. He sad that nstead of too much money beng spent on juvenle county charges there was not enough. Hs charges are sustaned n a report recently publshed by State Parole Offcer Vnnr. " clams that a majorty of the men ""rvng.tme n the state prsons came from homes broken up by dvorce^and quot"s fgures and statstcs to prove t. There s meat for much serous thought n Judge Murphy's remarks who., by the way s one of the ablest jursts n the state. NEW CROPS N FLOODED STATES BRNG PROSPERTY The ntroducton of new habts o; plantng, followng the Msssspp Val ey Hood of 927, has orongbt added prosperty to farmers n many of the Msssspp Delta countes, accordng to Ted Cross offcals. Almost every cabn has n fne veee table garden, whereas cotton formerj'?rew rght to the doorstep, the Red Cross states. The home demonstraton ud agrcultural agents htve followed up the project naugurated by the Red Cross, mmedately after the flood o 927. wth very gratfyng success There s a large acreage n torn.vbereas formerly cotton was the one :rop. Alfalfa has ganed a frm foot aold, and the growng of ths crop la n-lngng good fnancal returns from.he three or four cuttngs each year Lve stock also s showng mprove ment due to these new crops. Everythng consdered, the Delta >ectons whch escaped <* backwater problem n the Sprng of 929 are n a prosperous condton, as a result of rhe follow up and rehabltaton by th«amercan Red Cross. RED CROSS VOLUNTEERS PRNT BOOKS FOR BLND One of the most appealng servces hat s carred forward by women volunteers under the Amercan Red Cross s that of transcrbng popular and scentfc books nto Bralle for read* ng by the blnd. Ths work was started at Evergreen hosptal, where blnd veterans of the World War were sent after the Armstce. The Red Cross now has,65 volunteer Bralle transcrbers, and last year they produced 442 ttles n,849 volumes, or pages of Bralle. «The majorty of the books go to the Lbrary of Congress and publc lbrares throughout the country, although some of the books go to schools for the blnd and, n s lew nstances, text books art transcrbed for some ndvdual scholar la order to help hm complete bs courts la The work s supported from the Red Cross Roll Call for members whch occurs each year from Armstce Day to TB t STATE OF MCHGAN Th* Probata Court for thm County of Lvngs ton At sesson of sad court, held at the Probate Offce n the Cty of Hown sad county on the 23rd day of December A. D Present: Hon. Wlls L. Lyons, Judge ot Probate. n tha Mattor of the Estate dtf Freeman Allson, Deceased. Anna B. Allson havng fled n sad court her petton, prayng that the admnstraton of sad estate be granted to Anna B. Allson or to some other sutable person. t U Ordarad, That the 20th day of January A. D. 930, at ten o'clock n the forenoon, at sad probate offce be and s hereby apponted for hearng sad petton. t b Further Ordered, That publc notce thereof be gven by publcaton of a copy of ths order, ffcr three successve weeks prevous to sad day of hearng, n the Pnckney Dspatch a newspaper prnted and crculated n sajd county. Wlls L. Lyons, A true copy. Judge of Probate. Celestta ParshaJJ, Regster of Probate. STATE OF MCHGAN The Probate Court for tha County of Lvng;* ton At sesson of sad court, held at the Probate Offce n the Cty of Hown sad county on the 23rd day of December A. D Present: Hon. Wlls L. Lyons, Judge of Probate. n tha Matter of tha Estate Rchard Hatfeld, Deceased. Clara Hatfeld havng fled n sad court her petton, prayng that thf; admnstraton of sad estate be granted to James H. Hayner or to some other sutable person. t s Ordered, That the 20th day of January A. D. 930, at ten o'clock n the forenoon, at sad probate offce b't and s hereby apponted for hearng sad petton. t s Further Ordered, That publc notce thereof be gven by publcaton of a copy of ths order, f)or three successve weeks prevous to sad day of hearng, n the Pnckney Dspatch a newspaper prnted and crculated n ssjd county. Wlls L. Lyons, A true copy. Judge of Probate. Olesta Parshajll, Regster of Probate. AUTO LCENSE PLATES ON SALE AT PNCKNEY PUROL STATON Mchgan auto lcense pates for 930 can now be obtaned at the Pnckney Purol Staton. No need to go to the county treasurer's offce and stand n lne. H. C. Vedder L WANTS, FOR SALE, ETC WANTED Farms wth eteetrety avalable. 60 to 20 acres n exchausjfc for a deed to a 6 room modern stucco home n Plymouth. Or exchange for a fne home and 7 sots 2 mles west of Detrot Cty Lmts. f nterested let us know partculars and wll look your farm over. Wrte LoveweB or Smth, Northvlle Mch. Phone 476. FOR SALE. mbnths old..holsten bull, 2 L. C. Hendec WANTED have a new home on the west sde near Lvernos Ave. and want to trade t for some stock aasl tools. Mrs. Mary Marten (Pete Kefy farm* FOR SALEL_Tw 0 fne wool ramsv years old, cheap. Lucan MeCtaukaf FOR SALE A No. good hard cos. stove, a good oak dnnng table and other artcles of furnture. M. J. Reason WAXTBD_A roll top desk n good condton. Slayton k Son. FOR SALT!. Three sous due n January. Also a boar. Julus Nasjp FOR SALE Full osooo Spts pup- pes. Charles Whalen. nens of the Season] FOR SALE-Barred Rock Pullets frota a state accredted flock. $.50 each VanHorn Hllsde Farm FOR SALE_300 shocks of corn. Rudolph Las*k> (wll be at home Nov, 30). FOR SALE. Dry Wood Mchael FOR SALE A seconh hand Vacuum cleaner n/ nrs* ton. John Dnkel FOR SALR Cheap. A SlrsteSsa cabnet phonograph. Mrs. H.E. Ports* FOR SALE Black Walnuts, asjo a small Barrel churn. Robert Kelly FOR SALE-Duroe-Jersey boar ROW. 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