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THIS SECTION
LVIII No. 48
CHELSEA, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY M, 1929
SUBSCRIPTION $.L§0 PER YEAR
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Two More Gaines In
Bag For Independents
A Cool, Glean Shave l
4 - .~
Kothlnif
shave. It gives a sense of coolness and freshness
w hich lasts throughout theday.
Ecjuip yourself
with rightr tools— ;
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Razm'sTBrushesrStrops,-Soaps, Shaving
Powders, Creams and Lotions.
A complete-6utiit-will-cost-ybu^butirfraeUoii
of the .expense of a year’s shaving b o ll.------~\Tust now we arroffenng a y'emiim----_ • -Hold, BlateH-Auto Strop Razor ,
w ith strop for .59c
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H E N R Y H. FEN N
buckeyes-
fothe man whu want&good, moderatepriced tires.
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5 per cent off on all tires sold for cash.
-_Buckey^s_fu’fi good dependable tires, built -by JveU-YASpriivgheld'for the man who does not n66d-t-h6-cj.rfq-o—
sut-vice—hftheTTgtrluiThigher^^ ed J ^ elly ^ — '
They"are~builf■m^lt^Kerir^actory^
dng hut good tires. Nothing has been taken out of
n-tMrUv^them down to_a price; all four-inch si»es are
If six“pry.—At .their pride they are unsurpassed values..
If you want moderate priced tires that will give you full ^
dollars and cents value, come in and see the Kelly-made J_
Buckeye:
& Service
Oakland smFFontlac Cart*'
Phone 90, Chelsea.
Having made arrangements: with the: Detroit
Automobile Club, we will give FREE -moving
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pictures on Main Street in Chelsea on
- JFednesday Eveninfh Ju lylF
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II. C. AUNT? IN-eHAIiGE-
The Ghelaea Independents added
two more victories to their string^
during- the la s t week. On Thursday
eV toog the" M anchM tsr ' I ^ ^ d e
team into camp by a score o f TO^C
and oh Sunday defeated the Del Piete
‘ ^ , t* r ^ ,J ^ <>r^ u P‘Jr»H ervi^e S ta tlo n nine of Ann A rbor 4 -0 .'
Waldo K usterer And Geo. Walworth
in In Charge Of j aH. a , ,Park;
In the M anchester game Chelsea
’A re New Trustees; Howard S.
Well Known Oil Man.
vwent.out iirth e second inning and got
Holmea Re-elected.
M runs as a m argin fo r Al Rossbach
— Ait evcnt of .significance forShelaea to work on. This proved sufficient,
More than two hundred people were
business will take .place on Saturday/ but to show th a t they were in a gen?
in
attendance at the annual meeting
July is, when Staeb’ier Oil_Comp_any erous mood they gathered B more in
of
School ’D istrict No. 3, fr., Sylvhn
miing- station-at the corner o f & Mtfin later innings. The fielding featu re of
and
Lima, which was Jield in the public*
Street and U. S, 12 will have its form’ the gam e was Miller's*- spectacular
school .auditorium Monday evening.
ul: opening under the management o f catch o f a low liner in the eighth.
-The meeting-was called to order by
J. A. Park. sir. T urk has.:long been
Sunday the Independents "played D, E. Beach, president of-the^school
recognized as one of the most success* errorless ball and gave Al a shut-out
f.ul wholesale distributors of petro­ victory , which he deserved. In this board, who acted as chairman of the
leum products’ in lower Michigan, due gam e the entire team looked good and meeting. MinuteB of the meeting o f
in.-alarge. •measure to-Jhe-c.onseien-- if-they-ean m aintain-this -formr-mucK last year, read by John Kalmbach,
.tious. and accomodating manner in may be'expected from them in later secretary Of the board, were approved.
The report f o r the year 1928-29 was
wbicli he serves his trade.'
games.
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also read .by; the secretary and was
-I he--opening of. the station will
Next Sunday the Independents will approved.
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--------afford Chelsea m otorists an opportun­ play the Meadow Lark Inn team, of
Nominations wwe in order for the
ity to avail__thejnselves of his long Jackson, on the local diamonds
election of truBtces.-there being- three^
expeidc4iee-4ft- the-oil-business-anddiis - E lls w o r th
Hoppe, manager of vacancies. P. Cl Maroney and O. D.
unusually, courteous methods of ser- Hoppe's Wildcats, announces that, his
^-Plic—«tatioi_> will be under his team will play' t h e d i l e t t Lake team Schneider, were appointed tellers and
j supervision at all times and will be a t th a t place, near Jackson, jie x l Sun­ were sworn in“by H rD . WltKerell
The first trustee to be .elected was
! under-tlu* direct charge of H.' <J.Hei- day, the game to be calleiL a L threefor~‘tfrcrtb:rm o r bile year, to fiil"'vahnei-,-=n- vetCran oil- manj~thoroughly o'clbckr
eancy. The names o f Waldo K usterer
j acquainted w ith all the details of
and -M. J,-Dunkel-were-submitted'. 21<L
s.wpor-seryice station work. ■
votes were east, 127 for.K usterer and
l—
..Tha-t-tlia-Staeble-t^Oil Co. has
has-c.on7S-forzDunkel7"the- fo rm er- beir|g de­
i. li<!c;icL‘_inJthe future ’oTChelsea-ft ’at
clared elected. There were 11 scatter­
tested by their erection of storage
ing votna.
tank's- ;iggfegating^0,000T- gaIIons on
Howard Holmes was then nominattheir siding on Middle street.,' and the _
ed .to succeed himself foT u period -of
!complete .reconstruction of their stathroe years. , There boIrTg1 no-opposk;
-tion^on—South Main; A now station
tion, Mr. 11qlnufs'JvulTdeoTurc^'elGctell,
=bmtbeen-built7 spacious concrete drives
thcTiVi being ! 7 3 'voU’H castT
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laid out; and most modern equipment
x_'i;he names of John Fletcher and
i i)i'(>v.ide(Tnncrunmg~tTfe repair appara- -Purchases Equipment Of Sylvatt Chev- George—Walworth were than submittTiLhj.JUL.
rolet Agency, Assuming Owner­
od~-W iiTWorth^-recotvod- 105 votcH-and
-mihrtes to- aity-flesirefl preMUr^r^vership On Wednesday.
Fie tclli) i“«U7; .Vo tes ,- th (i_fm ihWr'lJetng
>ize<i—oU1', comnreswr-^capabledtgHimfd lTiitti’UJir fur a lllrtio-vear term:
^ la ttn 'g -i!.v u n ‘ - t l i ^ l { u : g e s t ^ 2 e = t i r e s n.a n d
-Through i business transaction — Thu s " Cluilauabt -now-school—board-.
‘ lubricating (levjses. f or- a ll'ty p e s o f which wob—consummated, yesterday w ill. consist of IV E .—Beach,—John
mbuen, Howard w7 iioimeH,~Waldo
Harold Spaulding assumes the (Jhev
; feature-;ot‘—tho'-pfew—station—
-is—
the—ro-- ro tet- agency^in-Ch&lse a . - Miv-Spau Ut K usterer and- (leorge Walwor th. -----tary lift/b y means of whiph an auto­ ing purchased the parts, shop .equlpmobile'may be raised six feet off .thp ment and office equipment of the Syl*
;[ground permitting, complete- visabttity van Chevrolet Sule£L& ,Service, Jnc^
" w h ile ’ t h e ^ a ^ r r s - b e in g ^ l u b r ic a t e d r ^ T h e
and will be located In the same^buildIng- orr~North Main stre et. /The new
zbkiiLmg tiresrirrOhelsea- -Sieberling-is Ageacy-: w iTr^e lcnowii as Spaulding
the -tire protected-by-a-one-year-guar- Chevrolet Sales.
-^-The-Ladies—Day held last Tuesday
: ,H iT to & -a g a im > t-e u tw T -b lo w -o u t8 .-a h d ^ ro a d
"M rrSpoulding is welTknown locally at-S y lv an -E states-Country-C lub-w ns
rhazards-of all sorts
as an automobile -aaleaftiaiy-havinfr one of the most successful of-the seai'he retail -station 7wtnTcoMtttute~an been connected-wlth-sale? agencies in son. In spite of the facf-that-thertWo^
inqmrtant link-in the growing_chain_of thisrcommunlty fo r thtfjp^st five-yearfr. ball foursome was somewhat delayed
JJixie-stationa wmen now covej\_jiiii. He has held a position as salesman -by-thc- r a in,-it:-waB-> nlayed' off_ with
only Michigan, but iarge- portions of w ith- the Sylvan - Chevrolet- agency much enthusiasm, low scores being
held-by Mrs. John Fletcher of Chelsea
Wisconsin, Ohio, Illinois, Missouri, since February.
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Never
Iowa,
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According to a statem ent issued by antl-M rsr Rv-V. Carroll-of -New York,
before in the history of the oif busi­ Mr. Spaulding, Harold Gueutal, who playing against Mrs, Robert Gauss
ness; has-any expansion taken place has also been employed by the re- and Mrs. L. E, Wenzel of Ann Arbor.
The luncheon was one of the most
Comparable to that of_Dixie_whteh has tirin~g~~concern a a a salesman, w_ill. be
largelyattended of the'season; th irty 1spread fromj>nc.state in 11127 to eight retained"in the^ same 'capacity with
iti_Hl29, and ‘from the. Volume of 25 the new firm* _.An experienced service; four ladies sitting down a t the long,
million "gallons"annually to o nejap- man will also be added to-the service table in the center of the dmingT^omr
As the ladieff~TOse iii turn-and intro
proaching lbo ■million gallons. Dixie department.
is now availableTlu’oughouTSouthem
M r.-and Mrs. I. W. BreitHauptr w ho-Juced themMlsea
I tVift now fflcilitiBS pv^)« have-had-eharge-of th e SyEvarr^Chey. played het.wfiftn the Chelsea ladies and
vTdod-tlr-Chelse{r-vvni—afford' service rolet S.ales_
Service, Ioc., ajrice Jhe^ thoW from; Detroit to determine which
had~the largest-- representation—-ftltail distribution anywhere in this lo­ business in Cheiseu last Fall, have though Chelsea was well represented,
cality.
m ade no- definittrplans' for the future; thellD ctroitei-tnilaimed a slight ma-:
In. their advertisement on another They expect to stay in Chelsea u n til
IMzes a t bridge were won by Miss
page of this issue the Staebler Oil A ugust first to close business affairs
Lena
Miller and Mrs. L .'"Pr Vogel' of
announces
thatthey
will
ounces
win | f or the Huron Valley Chevrolet, Inc.,
Chelsea,
while Mrs. W. Piper of De­
give away on the day of their formal 0f Ann Arbor, owners of the Sylvan
tro it won the free-for-all prize.
. opening coupons 'good for two quarts agency,
Among-tffe"OTt^fTowrrguestswere
of__Dixie^OiL_or .Gargoyle MobiloiL
In A ugust Mr. and Mrs. Breithanpt
1 of New York, who
These coupons can ‘be—redeemed any expect to_return to tlvch’rform er-!
-ls=ahouse
gttest-oLM
rSjJohn Fletch­
timiT up to the- rstr of September. In Kansas w ltlrhiB parents; who-will
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Tliiennan
oL Columfo r
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Ohio,
who.w-bemgente
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{ > ^ m o 4 i g h t e r . : w i t h ^ v e r y ^ m w h S M - . b f thrae oiv th eir trippto^eatifi
Mrs.
George
Turnbull
of
GroSse
a_ nevv Seiberling—:tire during_ the they-will-- 9pend-the w inter and if a
Pnlnte
Park.
Mvs.
A.
L.
Lowry
of
suitable location can be fou_nd they
montli of Jury.
tW iSPJUiiS
OIEUGW
INCHELSEATERRITORY
Many_ Activities At
Syl vanEstatesCIub
Special Feature At
Next Band Concert
We offer for. your selection Coleman Ptwuro
M es-L igh tsJn stiin tly-n o wiUtiiiK' to.tfeneniW llU ^ '8- .
*-bunis gasoline-gas. a-very hot, clean blue^4nmL’_
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»‘om $20,00 to $75.00
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~ Hed Star Vapor Oil S t o v e s — th e -o ld 4 .u im ,L !^ ^ ^ „
f e ^wa.vs satisfies. Burns Kerosene or C»asoI » ■ . Vwhile generating-^no wicks or rings to replace. A
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Hfo v e w ith ^ y o a T a o f - serv ice 'y .1
10 :
upkeep- ex^rise. Styles from $27.50- to $ 10.WMJ. - ...
The Nesco—The p e r f e c t k e ro s e n e b » i ^ R o c k '
sene.onlyjn ^ perfect blue- flam e— u se s th e fa*™ ■
k« ,vifew ick o r feed ring that" g iv e s
‘wwnfdvt”"
£;
b lu e flame c o o k e r for the user w ho des»
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and eflicioncy at a lo w c o s t .- P r ic e d ,from $ l5 .0 b t
and '
gmed, solid doors. Glass doors-and^therniemcUn\*_ *
a range of price from $1.75 to $7.50.
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Ror Seasonable Merchandise of AIt Kinds (>aII on
( Hardware
Quality Merchandise
Friendly Service
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Fair Prices
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large' crowd attended the- third
-band- concert of the season which was
given in Chelsea^ Wednesday night by
W esley Smith’s concert band,.
Mr,
' Smith announces t hat a special feature
^ W ednesday1 tright’s^ co n c e rf
__ bo cornet'solos, by M|hs Abby,
1’8-yeiir ol<l Jackson .corriCltist.
Alj though the program has not a s _ye t
- to r ttr r a n g e tk : a; good-entertainm ent
-ig-promised for the evening.
MUS. ORR.1N HOFFMAN—
Mrs, Orrin I.. Hoffman passed away
Wednesday afternoon,. Jyly 10, a t’ Uni*
vepsity-liospital after a b n ef illness.
Miss ’Emilio Girbach was born in
Ann Arbor Septmeber 20, 1864, the
daughter ‘ of 'Frederick and_ Catherine
ythu wna*united in m arriage
to Mr. H W M n , " i @ n l n W W
to this m arriage were born four chil­
dren, the two eldest, Nadh arid
Lloyd-preceding her in death in 1018.
Mrs. Hoffman .was a member of St.
Paul’s church and the Ladles’ Aid
society.'
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WHY not get* used car for the second car your fam»
ily has been needing? Most ot the cars we have ac­
cepted for trade-in on new Fords have a generous.number of miles left in them—mites of unused trans.portation at a price you can easily afford.
You'lL4nd our used-car prices low because there
Ir no "price padding" to make up for high trade-in
aliowances. The price of the Model A Ford is sp low ,
and the value so high, that, excessive, trade-in conCessions are impossible. That,7and'our reputation for
fair-dealing which we-value so- highly, protect you
when you buy a used, car from us.
When we offer a Model T Ford for resale it has been
thoroughly reconditioned. New parts wherever needed;
everything properly tightened and adjusted -~ a n d with
it goes* guarantee. We have a number of these reconditioned Fords now. Also several cars of other makesT^
priced^ according fo the-unused-trahspoftation they---offefr-Let-us-prove our prices. Stop in-today ancHook—:
over these bargains:
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TudorrglO.OO dowrr
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1924 Star Sedan, $10.00 down
1927 Essex Coach, S100.00 down
ESTABLISHED -IN 1911
WE HAVE IT!
J -i L l :
W F s^rpottnd of candy-FftEW
Buy a pouiid of our f resh efelieiotr^
candy at less^than regular price and
g*et a p o u n d s c¥nd|T^ree.
Be sure to get your pound: o f candy
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FREE
Saturday’ J itly lS 1
Sylvan Estates has. as her guesls-Mrs.
ness in th a t state, acqutrihg',an- agency Wf Srf iinton of^Sagiriaw arid "Mfss El-sic Linton_oLGarden_City, New York.
forthem selves.
-During^-their-stay^-iir-Ghelflea—the Mv. and Mrs. Edward Anchultz -of
have made many friends Briarcliffe, Kentucky, and
who will reg ret th at they are leaving
but th e well wishes of these fripnds as, Kentucky will bo guests of Mrs.
will accompany them to their new George Wood Hays of Sylvan Estates
next week;
field of endeavor,
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Huron Hills Country Club has ex. nded - a n—1n vitatiott4tomthe wofrien.
. nTembeM^pf'^ytvatt Estates to spend
A i.
—T q i r a P n a / 1 1the day at Huron Hills on Wednesday,
The events of the day will
be
a
golf
tournament
*to be played iff
-People of this comniunity who
the
morning,
fojlowed
by
luncheon arid
travel the Cavanaugh Lake rpad and
bridge.
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especially residents along the high­
Sylvan Estates announces an eve­
way-wilL-be-greatly pleased to learn
ning
..bridge _party for IjotH men and
th a t announcement has been made by
women,
to be held Thursday evening,
the Board of County Road_CqmmisJuly
-n<*ut
eight o’clock. -The-event
sioners th at this road will Be treated
ia
planri?<Y
a
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the request of the mom?,
with ctilciutri chloride during the sum­
bersj and many tables have been re­
m er months.
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The good news to this effect.-ivas served, All members and their friends
are invited to, bo present.
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brought about through the efforts of
Itfif'kvutth-whd ls
SupcTvIsor Geo. •W.
W. Beckwith-who
Is
ENGLISH FAMILY REUN1()S' 7
ever on the lookout to take care of
Mr.
and Mrs. Geo.;T. English enter­
the best interests of Sylvan township.
tained at their home on South Main
street ovtYr 'the week-end his three
v m im S ir in c r A L brothers
a t a family reunion.
The L, _C
> B. A. and The League of
This is the i\rs‘..tlmo.the. four.bfoth-.
St. M ary's church will give an ice
w o a m - s o c k L ^ Q n - J J i a - i a ’Q U nda n f - t h e . eva had all been together in sixteen
Ann Arbor Dairy on the corner, of
Main and Orchard streets on W «lnes-|able one,
The guests were Dr. J, T. English
day evening, July 17. Everyone
of Detroit,, Robert D. English of Mich­
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Base ball a t Wilkinson Park, Chel­ English, of Medford, Colorado. The
sea, Meadow Lark Inn of Jackson oldest member present was Vn.his 74th
vs. Chelsea Independents, Game call; year and the youngest* was 65 years
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ed at 8100 o'clock, u .....
—Adv. of age.
To Apply DusHBayer
On Cav« LiaKe Koaa July ^
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daughters, Mrs. Julius N. Stricter,
and Mrs. Waldo H. K usterer, ami
f o u r grandchildren of Chel8eaL and
three sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth WSckonhut and Mrs. Conrad Lehman of, Chel­
s e a , and Miss 1‘auline Girbuch of Ann
Arbor.
FunerarHervices will bo hold at 2
O’clock Saturday afternoon a t St.
Paul’s church, R ev.'P. H. Grabowski
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Winans wore
The Misses Jennie and Florence Ives
officiating, -jWith. burial in Oak Grove
Jackson visitors Sunday.
wove
Detroit
visitors
.Sunday.
'cemetery.
THE LITTLE STORE AROUND TH E CORNER
Deere High-lift Mower
When" you awn a John DeePe High-lift Mower you’re
equipped to do a clean job of cutting this yeamnd for many
years to come,
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Light-running^ NewJohn DeereGrain Binder
All the advanced features you want-^capacity, dur­
ability., convenience of operation, and light draft—have
been built Into the Light-Running New John Deere Grain
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Repair Serivce
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We have repairs for most any make of machine—will
get those “we Haven’t on hand if yotr will just give us the
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T H E C H E L S E A ST A N D A R D . CM feLSEA , M IC H IG A N
THURSDAY.
JULY
Hie- PublUbed
Chelsea
Standard
ew y Ttuindsy.
forbidden and generally acta as the V S a i f P n e a B t a i S a t
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bull in the china shop of local traffic, j
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When he g ets the ptmiBhment,..thei
R v 1 . H C llllh R n v ft
contem pt and contumely he deserve*,!
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: 31. W. BgjpCLURE, Publisher
th is driver i* among the first to pro- j
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' CwiiMolkijtjion of
claim voiciferously the "discourtesy" j K. A. T urner, United States Depart-*
Tito 'Cbelto* HtrakL *«t. 1871.
.. Hjlown*
... , ■■■■■>■ i m ent of Agriculture, and R. K. KroodTb« Ch»i*e* SUiuiurd^^irf. 1889.
Tito Cheitt* T»Uwto, e*t. 1907/
He forgets the precept born under ama> htate extension forester, visited
th e au ra of the great touring move- :a few 0f the 4-11.ranger forest plantHE township of Pittsfield was first
jn Washtenaw county oiPW edSubM’Hiulon price: ft.SO l*r y«r;itixnioatl»#, m e n t th a t: "Only courtesy begets •
known as Pitts. This name was
GENERAL TRUCKING
76 cwiU; four mouth*. 60 conU.
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CPurtesy."
jnesday, July 3. i These:'tre e s w e re ,
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Cleaning and Pressinir rw .
selected at a meeting held in 1834,
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----- j planted by ruial% oys who ,joined the
P h o n e 373
•nd’ Altered Will caiu ffi8*11
when 13 persons were present and each 7
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Michigan
~ ‘ ‘ A 4 V 4- l i f f a m i
Each boy planted lOOtTspruce C h e lse a
® A X -T jfjj
had a different name which he proposed it
Phone 272
A t FT.
.and pine.trees, mixed.
'should be. After an all-day dispute, the
NATIONAL
EDITORIAL
Cheljea,]
_------, • On th eir visit these specialists in*
The greatest arm y of Daredevil spected trees th a t had been planted in
name of the great English prime ^minister,
A S S O C IA T IO N
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t
unts
ever assembled in one show will wheat und heavy soiLwithout plowing,
was chosen,
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be"shown In connection with the Con- utfd light sod without plowing, and sod
Plumbing and Heating
g re ss'o f Daredevils at F t; Miami track~wrtere merely a small piecoof sod was
SQn’d ay afternnom, Ju ly 21.
..skim m ed o0L aihera-ftach^Jj-’ce . w m I
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w i M U L t o w . w ^ T h e W T S tore.-_337p r j
^M o to rcy cle
m ost thrilling of -race^-sports, will plowed for euchlrow of trees, and the 57
headline
the bill and many of the na- trees were planted at the bottom of
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J ^ D is tin c tio e r
"C h^lseav^M ielrr"*" ~
Tfijrfs g reatest riders T a v F ^ tr e S d y TTje” Fur»w" fh Cvery c asO K F T ree s
^ ffin e r a tS e r u ic &
I BISINKSS
CONDITIONS
SOUND
entered* _T here will be five m o to r- w^re growing splendidly^
Most of
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events.
these
trees
were
planted
on
fund
which
I Reports concerning business are en­
^konA S
.
The
Head-oirCollision
between
two
is
not
suitable
fo
r
other
agricultural
couraging. Those in a position to- be
WINDSTORMS
conversUnt with existing - conditions automobiles, probably the most sensa- purposes,
cau sed -a damage
"say business is sound and th at the tional of all stunts, will be the out- i
to Property
' GENERAL TRUCKING
2 1 4 E. Ml DOLE ST.
last
year in the United
prospects for the fu tu re are 'b rig h t.s ta n d in g fe a tu re on the thrill program, j ^
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CHELSEA,MICH.
th at
Eugene Meyer, Jr., head of the Fed- Tw ° heavy Muring cars will be driven^ U n lO ^ o ta tlO n A u V O C a tc S . _ j Ice^Del ivoredr^and-and-Gi^elf
oral Farm Loarr Board, says that deI
AH-Mash Chick R a t o
and Wood for sale
Suffering was not |.eBt .
>.*n*»iUgVVttt'it:
-Tniahd-for.farnuloans,iong"dorm antr'is
"Tlii-nwirljiK
..of
chicks
to
m
aturity
reviving.. Farm ' debts,, figures show, fro n t of the'grand stand. If this does_ Tut /in att imrslrrmlon Is n wither now Phone 217.
Chelsea
lent winds do their tiamage
are decreasing in a substantial way. not produce Thrills; nothing will.
any.
venture
In
poultry
keoplnitrinnd
‘we.
where.
A
uto
polo,
the
favorite
game
“
of
a
ll,
u Foreign trade . is repotted to be in -a ’
sfiiitl
have
to
flake
the
word
o
f
those
satisfactory, condition.
Each month will also be.on the program, "with" the who. time trled lt ns to Its value, Tlils:
Adequate insurance oni your-1
Indiana team against Ohio., . These
property
includoH protectW1
fystimFliir»"d»e7oT-?lbve!opt!<J--iin(l
ndvo,ms are considered the out*
from windstorm. The cost is J j
t'ut(‘<
l
by
.the
Oh[o
agrlculiunil
experlg polo teams of the country.
— : V .; —
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M
any
other
attractiom
r
will
be
ad<l-{
mfuit
stiition^Ht
\\«i»Hier,
and-Is
fully.
May-tre tefl you about it?
a survey of conditions throughout the
!
(lesorMu'd
In
a
hulletin
I
kkiumI by this
a t Lewis Feed Mill
cd
i>efbre
the
<lay
of
Jhiills^.:___
. country show ho. cause for discouragersfal ImiT ‘ They: state : that-' I hoy have
ment. :
:
>foaad the method successful'on tholr j 4®®'h*- 24% Dairy Gold F e e d ..$2.50
L Many of our business men need en­
I expei’inieJitar faiuir iiud j^ u a liy ' so"In HMHbs. 16% Dairy Gold Feed 7.$2.00
Dependable Insurance
couragement. There is nothing raditlie luiiuls of other poiiltryiueii of the tO.Q lbs. Developer Scratch-Feed 2,60
Chelsea,
Midi.
' cully wrong a t this tirtie except a num­
Isfafe." Soine oilier stations, where li
100
lb».
*Scrateh
Feed
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
2.25
ber
of
peopje
have
become
dlscoufuged
W ho cpn rem em ber th e old “taffy p u l l i n '”
- - r ---- !—
/
. . ' ,; has been tried, discount these elnlnts
and this negative state pf mind h as
_
2.00
D rivers.
and owners of overloaded ] somewhat. /There Is no i|iiesilo(i as 100 lbs. 'Egg Mash .............
'W e all use'd to gd^fo in"days^past and g o n e ?
had
a
more
or
less
depressing
effect,
trucks
..
. -,
. t,.. . , .
arresL-Uo-^ the-attraetlveness of Hie plan and t«o ib., Growin,_Mosh . 7 . . . 3 .i.r ] - 5 e t r o i t .
A n d w ho can jrecall th e -o ld -fash io n ed ^w o o lin 1 ”
Jacksm , ,
{B righter viewsr -fo r which there is Monday because of_the damage they L(h<< r(,suli^nt--Um.-^-Mdo. stnLbur^mnldW e gave to th e /g iris as th e ev en in g w o re o n f
nxnbarDyater-Sbsll.S.turHay^l.KJ
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i^mpie justification, will help in a big are causing ti'unk line highw ays.^ At (
suiiicleni to give wurtunt fojvtrylnu
And dont you remember the one.you ran > i y to jlyen opiuginene.Iwel'need a conference between G ovem or_EjM 4s--mH7----- —r r — .....
\ ji^ ^ = ==z
^ a fte r—
Jo -aro u se ourselves and .pull ourselveajJV,' Oreeh, Commissioner Oscar . G.
Those who have followed the teiicli' "Chelsea Time Table
'Andt-th e big fu n n y bow _that she h a d in
' out of tfie liiough of despond. We | Qland<uy-of-the’?;tate pQlice1-and High- lag of pou try expeiTs (TcerTn^crrnstd^
her hair?..
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are on the threshold.of an era of pros-1 way Commissioher Grover C. DlHman, -erublo.. period of .vi'urs have, loamed- . A * A A A A . . . . A A A A A A A A A A . A A A A
Eastern Standard Time
npl’H
.V' Tpiiii:
u/o cannot
tignnnf nhliMi
iim JjH-was-decided
it was
in
perity:
True, we
enjoy any
to itKKign
assign inanppLm-«
inspectors t,i
to (lmr
Is little tlmi cfm In* roiishr
1 still d o n Y 'y o u h e ar the s h o u ts - a M
■benefits from such.„conditions unless, all m ajor roads; Michigan’s law limits Wed an uhsohitetv il\e d ' eveiv In the
Express Cara
th e la u g h te r— .
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Eastbound, |*14 ia. m.
‘ ---diM m r part.-—^ye-4nust-exert our- i-th d Jo a d sa o a ru c k s^ ic cnriim g to
Z '\
A n d ^stili- d o ri-t
LWeatbcurid,
a, m,
selves if we hope to win any sizeable [®nd axle weight,
feeding ami care. • liOvoluiLomiry llnd.
th a t w as th e re ?
~Eaatboundr40^4£|
p?
ttr
-reward.— Success is. never- the reward s
ii_upsel lnnth
Westbound, 11:04 prm.
l:um»ir iHfr-j-i Davenports a n d
iE e s 3 ^ S r^ ti4 tv ^
Chairs
A nd h ^ - f o r ^ h e - ta f f y ^ h a t^ d u n g tip y p tff
Westbound, 4:12 p. m.
m ust work. But the individual who - For poultry fetHlIhg, the right kind tlon 'should not have scndrli ./r.’iiltis
fingers.
made
to
order.
Chairs
re*,
Eastbound, 5:44, p; nir
— .....— is .filling- at-th is 4iine to work strenjif-4iiiofeln ,.u~. gtumm Ily ohtjUned-faom added to It, since Itcouthlnes In Itself
Limited Train#
modeled. Full line of sam-And ho; -for t he
pp lH n '-ltr - .UoIIhIy - has- plenty- ot reason~t6 fe d milk, skim milk, hinieijnUk, whey, fresh both the-scrntch and iho niash and
To
Detroit-^-R
:49 a^mT^Md-evtn
. 7 ^ ,-^-'7=M mcquraged-over conditions,
--------- men tffijeiil7si?rh'jTs, nsh s m ip v inrilT" -H«*-r-n<tdltlon nf -mnre-'Si7r:Hrh- graiir -ples-on band.
—-— - ^oo.!-7
hours
to
8:4Q
p. m.
.TJie-in£mQEy-j3f.Jt-Atill-fanci{ully-linger8 /I Your business reflects vour attitude ->rgeT- oi*- alfaifa-h‘at!-mefri-7Vedw;—VVrr- ■WouiU-imhahinca-U.—Ti<nu.Is—k-wmikk
M o m s ^ e h a ig ^ i
ackson—R
t04 ar m778nd"(*ver
-^toward ibusiness.--~-What is your bush / IJttle of It Is fouml In the cominoH cliange the proportlonloX protciii'/foods
hours to -9 :04 p. m.
^ W > ti< tiill£ Q L .r n iR p la y m a te 8 7 p a 8 e -h y ”i r r
iC o x w e lix h a irS r
_~ness
like^?—
.Take advantage- of the round t
; farm feeds, ami for lids reason wtien •to tlie other .liigrodlenls ajid, prestim. review'. ,
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; - :
Shop at residence
31t)
tickets, by buying fromJtation.agi
home-grown grains a re used, It Is nee- ably lessen Us value. An all-inasli
And ho, for th e s ta r s th a t ab o v e u s w ere
Sotith
Street.
Phone
138.
10 p er cent discount
should-ive more oonrsidy-groiind tlmtv.
MICHIGAN
NOT
SLOW.
essnry~T<7piu,(,riiis(r.
siaall
hnanin|s
r>f.
g le a m in ’
Faro TT-2 round trip on TtiesdiJl
other jMMstiesr to tnake .lf inort*.. paint-'
"We respectfully beg to advise our the high protein ■-■feeds- to supplement
As o u t in th e ,m o o n lig h t th e can d v w as
Wednesday,
Thui-adny and. FtiA%y-fhe=h<nue»g.i'o\vti-gi4ilns|- Milk -of- ^ n y
m ad e—
-& r^ G N
m e very sam^e moonlight in which I am
^Trjt B tandard'I.iners~ o n ly 2Rr r
‘for’
poultry.'
JFatronlze Standard. Advertiser':
^dividends Upon-an: improvement on its
_#ire
MAaWm
M
I.4in
AMg1_I_ .
—
.
----d
-‘-livestock for w h kh-the movement was
^FonifhtT- of-; th e old-fashioired~ gafireir
]Lmi:t.<u: pf p.fintnvy |
th a t we p la y e d !
. ago. Then 'MicKIgun was'complaining
The F irst F orty Years With
P ittsfield Pioneers
E. F. BURTON-
Daredevil
---- *--- J-Washteium mmiy. -Jl.
luiami lraCK
---
H.E.SNYDER
H. E. FOSTER ^
Well Driliini
S-PLA N K ELL
ML
HOME
I. H. W EISS-
ih5"-"HlSon, .f
’R o u n d H o m e
SPECIAL FEED PRIC’S
^b«S.S.KlNNISON.
H, W. SCHENK
Truck Drivers Get-----Warning On Loads
The Old Taffy Pullin’
Chicago-^Railway
RANSOM LEWIS
JJPIIQLSIERIN U
m
J. FTHIEBER
~ ......
lof the low Quality nf H.h livi>■Htnr>ji_
--TThtrprodominaiit featTnw~of"the herd
W
At- least th a t’s th e w ay th a t it should . Ywe re the “grades” and cross-bred cat— -tie; -The country was getting a large
have been done, "
“
part of its high-grade beef supply
B ut if it stay ed stick y , th a t m a tte re d bu t
from Texas ranges then. . Since that
.
. little —
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;time the Texas cattle have been. do‘T h e can d y itself w as th e least of th e fun.
| predating -in., quality, and herdsmen.
T h e taffy w a srn o th in g com p ared to, th e kisses
jbankers .and good folks generally who
..(Nor is it sw eet kisses of candy,_J_niean.)L^
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' [have -been—Interested in ..the bettei1'- |fi'
J l h ^ kissefl-w e-stole from t^hc sw eet little
-B eat-nli of th e .taffy m an ev er has affETfr
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ANN ARBOR
ANN ARBOR
beerrtjrmghi:
part of that program we learn that
—
—
y—
ly for this purnoseT., W ith better.cows,
come tintter barns aruL_dair-y__eguip±_
m eat, of the^latter- of^whieh Michigan
is also a producerr—All of which goefr
to prove anew the tru th of the adage
th at God helps them who help 'themselvo's.—Michigan Maunfncturei- iind
—l*'inancifll. Record;-------^ ^ ------------7
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TH E A B IL IT Y TO EN JO Y tI F E
l-W •!
flrJ -
i
Affairs Are in Order
i—
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ThiS bjinkinp: in s titu tio n h a s .f o r m a n y K o n o ratio n a
'
c a te r a d to .-tK tL Jm an ciaL aifaira.jo T th e c ity ’s le a d iii^ c iti­
z en s, A ffa irs re g a rd in g , t r u s t s , a n a u t h o r i t a t i v e eye
o v e r in v e s tm e n ts d u r i n g y o u r a b s e n c e fr o m ; h o n ie —
th e s e 7a r e o n lv iif n a r t d f " t h i f in a titu tin h ^ 'M L v Ic fla .
We :\vould btv pleased tfl *hnve; you - drop iir and talk ;
thlngsoVer. JL might Le agoootim e now, with your
summer vacation plans under consideration.
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KEMPF COMMERC IA t& SAVINGS BANK
V'?El-l-f!
if
Member Federal Reserve Syatem
Capital, Surplus and Profits 8140,000
Founded in 1876
Chelsea, Mich.
Make J t A Habit To Meet Your Business Friends Here
-1 0 0 LATE-A—New -Jersey than was arrested/
foirmurdBrlngia woman wlrnnL
he.had bigamousiy m arried, He conTfis.sed7an(l sm drthat he" h’a dltllled hdr
because^}ie-reallge<l th a t it-wouldd)ciInpossible,for-him"to keep up the deepttonrthat he -practiced -on .hoi^anri
liis-w/e-^ny^longer.-^——
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■■■■—
J "Right after I m arried her I vealiz;dT Flfad done wrong,” He explained. "
i r This-gentleman is like most of the
Jvest of us. R ight h fte r we do somej-UUng-wo^-roallzo-it-wa^ wrong—andjwoM give .our eye teeth to undo it, If
1ip ettti of-us-could realize before w ed o
jn thing th at it is wrong the worhi
would be a lot be tter offv —r.
COURTESY BEGETS COURTESY
It has bben estimated th a t $45,000',000 persons
g oing motor touring
[In ;the United States during the sunv
j m er ahd-fall months.
7
There is one thing th a t will be in
the mind of each individual as hoysets
forth on his Journey, namely, th a t he
'w ill expect courtesy of those hemomes
in contect with In the strange towns,
r ttics 'Rrffi-^hlageB' througlrw hlglTlR i
w ilLLpasiL- -E xpecting =hospitality,
thoughtfulness and kindnoss hns been
proved to the average man to bo ontlwIyTfeaiwfible;:—
Yet, it is pointed out, by those.>who
havo>watched the m ighty growth of
motor touring, th ere is o n c 't ype of
~ trav elerfw n o <
namely, th e stra n g er who refuses to
show a sim ilar sp irit toward others. ~
There clearly is such a type of Vriotorist, He is tho one who violated the
local traffic regulations counting upon
his foreign ta g to win him leniency or
complete forgiveness,
He cuts, cor*
nors, races recklessly through small
towns, ignores caution and w arning
signs, sneaks by traffle 'signal lights,
p a rk s where parking often is wisely
A nother M erchandising Sensation That Should Interest
E very Woman Seeking a New H at
t clearance'ofTTl l^voiueJLs
hats in the miirineiy department-that have overstayed
thenyiime limit, we are reduein^prima t0^ihe4m^sfr
level.
AWonderful-QpQportunityto
OSaveMom
-The H a ts AdvcrtisedTh-T'hese-7i-hrcc. :_=;
Groups Were Priced as HlgHaas=j25,:—
All Sales Absolutely Final.
Positively No Exchanges.
748
DOES NOT INCF.U-I)R,.w m T E OR OOLOUED -E E tr e
MLLLINERY SECTION—SECOND FLOOR
upon , , Straws , ^
; eeT
GltS •
PV U’eC*
within themselves the most varied collection you have ever looked
• • Wf.tHirimdd'7 ; . If t w , medium mld smftU he, d ssiz # s . . . t i g h t head
u iiU - U v U s i- r - tif Y n e t^ H y tif ln g a i i y T v o m ^
PRICE
''
w is h f o r in « F # t
mV
A complete collec^on
“ ’teveiything
w t h i ' n t 8 gooe—
in
nothing in reserve-
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r
ft.is
jUSDAY, JULY 11,1929
T H E C H E L S E A S T A N D A R D , C H E L S E A , M IC H IG A N
lady <m>'
Question
j
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cars were enthusiastic con
r^ n t * f o u c ^ e a r e National Showing For ~ drove_the
cerhingjhe
Plymouth's ease of opera­
nprectira
M n lU anionij p„|ltc „I,0|1|,,i
‘M- J
t j;';
.oral 1 i
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tion
andphandlinig.”
Plymouth 1 st Birthday
ecoiiomics -department has completed
a list of events of special interest to
women sq every member of the family
Although this is only the first biith- will have a p a rt in this year’s Summer
h,'h0hh!,W-th hi“ ri*M lu,n<1'
4 ^ -ot4he-T-14yfnou% -productinn~at-p,gTnYers’ Day,''Au~gugr2:
Observing the first birthday of the-! the factory a t Detroit h is already
ihumdayi July 13, 1905
the head as. was the cbsJohn
Geddes,
who
has
been
in^
th
e
P
’^
n u t h m otor car, which coincides. reached enormous proportions, accord­
iavrrCE-H your question does not , *
their hat oil. it should be
....... - •—
<n uie
"u
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with
the birthday of~the n a tio n ,,Ply ing to company officials, in less than
Statistical Note
B S C , It !■ because i t is aw ait-1 « »
only slightly from 11 , p tal,a.1 Ann ArbjJl' for treatm ent;
mouth dealers threw open their show- 10 months from the time the f ir s t car
If K
and will be published *he / ro? - , While standing a »d t X relurne(,'home Friday. , “
The
only
thing wore numerous than
rooms S a tu rd a y jiig h t on some of the was - produced, production figures the suncls of the sea are <the cures for
; ;u turn, ana _
, ing to a lady, the more J L n s S L I - W e d n e s d a y , - ;
most unusual and attractive displays reached one thousand units a day—-a ffii,—Cincinnati Enoulrer.
record for the entire autbrnobils iii'remembered, however, that rules of.:]7*0^ 1'' ^ t h of Freedom. ,Rev. Paul of automobiles seen fo r some time.
^ jii u stry^ -------- ------------------ --------------- -- -- ----------------- :
-These-dieplqya a re -being-.
gnawer Dept.
-
D n < A . , .
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«f
f n]'i
J
polite aiid-cuitmw:jwn lhe-farmOf-thrbrid^s fath err- =“
0„ ¥S.lof te.l, biological end people. t Neturtll,: such rules are al- f. . * > Map., tookthe first prise at from June 2Q to July 18 inclusive.
j^ u_
ly m ^
P^g.JteugilJg^^mat^wonsideredU
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................ ......... W.wu« w ____ vwnuiiuxe x*iFT3r ,'T K r ~ ¥ '~ T
!i i»pro^^W y»nottth--flfr«-rirr-'a'
.-While we use several sets of. Eood form t oday may be poor form turn-,out, He represented llnnl*
va« ety of new color combinations,
Ladias. there are none th a t is,y®a»'s hence., .
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| Tllft
F . . . .uncle,S am ,.feature-the
displays.
They
are
rrh o u
Kfln
^ c a b U r e :in C r U
l|ip ia y O i
JLHVj a
r c being
I
ifj as ''final” authority - o n ! ----- -V <—
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(h * iv iF ^ > ^ y m w &j x . the past week- show n^irv-a-patriotie-$etting o f-re o r Friday, A ugust 2, has been selected
white ahd blue^decorations. An una s ' .date fo r the annual Summer
usual
am ount of interest was evident F a c e r s ’ Day at. Michigan State Col­
^
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P^*?'
. i .V.T
w? ere lit 4 ,-and why is i Du
fin
ir
During the past week Village
Mar- iU
amongt the thousands who thronged
S t e r n a l , the American, Nel- it called that vulgar name?
/
lege and the College staff will be host
■ssnalh Ha „ l HH . • ,■
°_
Ito but hone-of them are m-J, -A n ^ —Yeir fh a f
— >»" 1 , i e pks fra<l seven,persons--the, -JBhowroom a^dunng-tiifi-opeiim g
•< ^ -M tc h tg a n ^ ^ k F X w r ^
etc., QU& i . . ,
#71.
- J u s ^ e ^ P ^ r S i ^ n i n g . advice rfro n r th e offlcerbf th F
who annually accep t.this occasion tp ; ,m
p r o g r e s s in learning of all-k in d s, East” riv e rb ftw e e n
M lnhlttaS ' S
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fi. d’ F ° u r of theni corporation a t D etroit ind;licate.
check up on the new experimental
S h e most recent-book to be Long Island Z
n i
" an L M u L th e fine and costs and three of
“Inauguration of^^the policy o t ot­ work on the College farm and to 1is“H n n n o
if
a cori'uP’ them were taken to the county jail to tering the Plym outh in more than one ten to the speeches, and music a r­
m final on everything.
X h°f
i * * ye short-sentencesr ^ standard, color .combination; while in­ ranged by tner program- committee. which means “ whirling gut,” m issd , v v a u
.
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volving considerable expense, ia a fu r­
College departm ents will have men', ji
« ._ lm u ld like to ask in yoMr “ “"V »» We natural obstructions I n ! f l„ p h o t a S ‘ “ “ PWod »
th e r indication of our desire to give at the plots to explain to the visitorsl a
liort department w hat is the" n a .
channel were removed and
nrd H,n,. , , L® I . ? H o r the class of
to the public a product-that is out ; the experiments which are being carof the stuff th at forms w altte
e rr 0
r ^ a8s“ * e l 8 n o w n a v iK S b lc -b y la r e e v e s .T
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has be,n aroused to
1 9 0 ^ ,-to
^ - ^ - j ried-out this year. Inspection of the
I
-Mrs, Dor Rogers, a dajighter. inherent quality and perform ance/' re­ experimental work is scheduled to be­
slon of this subject.
| to ,be kn<>wn as “ Hell Gate.”
; I he Congregational Sunday school marked A. vanDerZee, general sales gin a t 8:00 a; m.
.-Two atoms of hydrogen to
. ------| will hold their annual picnic a t Cava- manager, in commenting uptm "the
Demonstrations; which will be given
opening of this-m rtional display. “In
ml M,gen when brought tog eth er Ques.—I would like to ask you how ;'a i,V rh a k e " in aWe7 n e E C Julv T
during
the; forenoon, including, house­
; ; «* right conditions wm form Canada got it. n«n;e 8
i M
u r r i ^ ^ T l i . addition to these' new color comb'nabreaking,
the juse of the rotary hoe
dl is known as water.
..... .... ( ^ Ans.—Canada is a corruption of the home of-; the bride. Mrs. Marv A. tions, the improved Plymouth now
for-eultivatingr-and
the usi
-------' T tfroquois Indian w ord“Kanatu,” mean-Toombs and Geo« A. Turck, both of assesses a num ber of engineering rc-i
cali^as
quack
grass
eradicators. .
inements in both body-and the-chassisr
I have always wondered ju st - a collection of cabins.
-• - ■' j Chelsea.
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; "FaMisti” means, as applied t o ! n
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• i At the annual school meeting Mon- Body engineers- have been v/ovking - The new^dairy barn will be dedicate m
i n ^ z a t i o n - i n - l t a l y , ^ - yoV peasf; bti. kind;day cvcning^rcliatncrN o. 3 fr. Syl- consistently w ith the thought in mind ed_and"a special p rogram ,for d airy r!^ 5d nobody that can-tell me. - r - W i l l t u j ^ m ^ ^ q u e s t i o u v d e p i n ^ v a n - a n d Lima, which was held in tKe" of—making - th e Plymouth bodies- the men—will be-giveti. A banquet' for
^bekind.enough to answer, through ”ie.n t 1^ bat is the capital of_Albania T-^tawp hall, Wm. J. Knapp and Dr. Geo. ultimate in stre n g th ,; roominess and dairy enthusiasts will be^^ held in the
new barn Friday evening.
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The-reporFof "^ T h o se-w h o -h av e visited the-show* -T-he-speaking-and .musical program
lid like t 6“ know;~als“o_"wherr th at'
nation was founded and who \ 18 one Of’the chief seaports.
--Itnu secretary showed receipts of $7. rooms and inspected and driven one is scheduled for the afternoon. _A
anHFhea(l~of=it?7 ~ ^ ----- ~ — ■-------------------------- ------- -----— —---- ■,990.81 and expenditures'of~$7;680^9,' or more of the models, were pa r tia l i Eoir singing contest is a pa r t of the
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arly impressed with the roominess day’s program.
and the com fort of._the full-size bodies- —A rrangements have been made for a j ,
that this car possesses?—Women^wltt.1—play-houI'-foS-ehildren and -tHe
A Drawback
Prominent women and social work­
ers in New York hove started a move*
went to gather a supply Q f.dB rablr
toys to be lent to poor children for
a stated time, as books are lent by
public libraries. The ides ts, pbUan*
tbroplc, but Imagine the feelings of
a poor child called upon to give ap
ids d ur<>trte top at tbe. end of the
stated time)
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Rural^ Women Meet
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Dustless Pocahontas 25c ton extra.
CHELSEA LUMBER,
GRAIN & COAL CO.
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nething which
anie; ofjhem ?
placed‘ at $7729.Q2 r
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Ans.-BenediQt Arno d, the Amen-j . MrSl Cordelia X Downer was born
1formed at Milan, -Italy,' in 1919, can-traitor.m the Revolutionary War,!jn Lima. Mav is , 1847-aml rlipd at f.hP
fHUS30lrm;it lTg' p i^h en tp iem iei^ uf
ha(i^ix-son«r ami-one-(iaughter-wb(^-iKmie of her niaughtei^Mrs "Mason
"ItiMtionrits object, according survived—
liinir^-i-h&r-olcler^son,-Bene- 1Whipple—July^l),"190Di:- Blre“
— wa‘s Uxiit^
1constitution of th e society, “ reII.,.the^ltajian.flag.an<l:the aupada,.Henry..died in Now York; Kdward sons, one step-son and two daughters
tom_somc- generations -ago. .Instead, | an.d one brother and oiie'. -sister.' suro(s,-I.am rather curious to k n o w 'a iry, Janies became .a_li§uteiiantigen-ivive.-- The funeral ’was-hnlH Tnenflny.
1middle..Jife is? If you are s m a r t! eral-in 'theTBrltish army and died in Thos. Holmes. D. D. officiated.
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iheroineinLtha hands, of the .villam ish officer and died.-m_England. Gcovge conceits and-other-forms-of street enwas named after George .Washington, tei tairnnent on Wednesday evenings,
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ishould use' in lifting his hat to
according to renorts from the Cnmlaaics—the ngnt or^iett’/ —Also7
------merce'Club.^ He ra1d7---- Try Standard Liner^JBc.
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NOW IS THE TIM E TO
MA^E READY FOR
THAT SUMMER TRIP!
LO O K A T TH E P R IC E S AND SEE WHAT YOU SAVE!
J u s t Lbok T h em O ver
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pn X 3 1-2 . . . . . ,$4,00
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panel at the left and you’ll
see why!
For those-are our prices on
Goodrioh Tires now!
-——And-what an opportunity it
get new
summer
t i r e s just
d riv m < f!
in time for
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And you know whatAt means
to have Goodrich Tires on your
car!
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D urability from str e tc h matched cord constructionanci
the famous Goodrich' water*
cure process.
— Traction-from the deep*bit*^
ing, scientific Gojodrich tread
design.
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Steering ease fron^i their char*
r^ctaristic center rib . . . comfort
fronvtheir sturdy, yet resilient,
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Ing performance-ro to 60 miles per F *
A„ ; xdu!|v. n0n.glare
hour Irt 31 seconds,tn high.
; ns w|ndlh|j|d7Exe|0sivo newuptfOlsiery,
Buick alono could achieve such^ w00f agp|njt water, dust end wear,
quatIHes'df speed, power and>*tdrfi- pour bov®ioy' hydraulic
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*Early In August
With Special Spray
y e a i'a ^ a lii-t.h l s ^ j ia.r, J M l h g . n e c e s s a r.v _
improvements yannot be finished until j
next year, according to the Rev. Yv.I
Joseph' VT Pfeffer, \vho“ Is ' pastor,"df ”
Among the Irish Hills, where nature St. M ary's Missions, o f ,which the Irish '
The newest
for lighteningi
The appearance of the apple maggot
plays in riotous beauty and pimples Hills’ church is a unit. Plans to grade
I in several localities in Michigan makesi |household tasks* methods for selecting
the- w aters of many lakes with dia- the cemetery in the center of,, which
*it nooessury fo r t he-growe r who-wish- -}*a
mond clusters, preparations are__in
s-to -p ro d u ce-firsfclass'late fall a n d y R ? ^ to^-do^.good^music^^and ju s t
progress for the diamond jubilee cele­ under—way,- apd a stone wall will
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— .... spray
......... !plain entertainm ent have been Pile-;
[winter apples-torapply
a special
bration of St. Joseph’s-Roinan Catho­ border the highway studded with huge
vided by th e program makers who
to control this insect.
lic church* the little wayside shrine stone-pillars 16 feet apart, fnside the
.
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, . .h a v e charge o f.th e women’s section!
The
apple
is-the. larvae
t h a t ' atta^cts thousands . (tf : tuurists church, the walls and ceilings w ill,be
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~..v ., maggot
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... of of the annual Summer Farmers’. Da^
j a „fly ,and it difFers from the codling to be held a t the .Michigan State C ol-!
each summer from all parts of the tinted in beautiful frescos- of soft
- ’moth larvae so that it can be identi- lege, Friday, A ugust 2. _
<H>untry.- to u ris ts -o f all faiths stop SiianUh m inion}
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Fresh.
Clean
and
Sound
fied.by a careful observer. The apple
jnat.itVi-tjytdy' to marvel at the way nareral
years
ago
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^ h e “ praTfs^W‘nra1re~t}riiv_chapiil^ifT
m aggot uTwIute, is smaller than the
tu re plays among t hese hills-und-lakes, ;waysido-.shvi no si m ila r- t o t hosc—thatft
cultural divisions of the College in
larvae, and has no'headv vited a group of farm ers to inspect tmH
and at t he qua in,r Ii111(TSpanisn cnurch
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sanctify the highways of. the Old
The
m
aggot
feeds
throughotit the flesh experim ental-w ork which was l- !- ~ 1
w ith its red tile roof and mission tow..figy.Efc.|^wOliiy thofio" eggs Unit are .fresh,, o f-th o - apple,ytT^and^thuse1 who •hnreHhe^'ctnrrosrtir Wo,i‘)d fiB!
tlon^Tiy l l i a t departmen£.~;T fie
ty-five years ago the' early Irish clean ami sound' of shell .should be
to enter are struck with the simplicity pioneers built a little chapel
Successful
control
js
dependent
upon
Was'
so 'popular th at other d e p art-1
where •preserved, or “put down” for use next
o f the interior with_ils_J t Qinan altar
dfc
mente^JieUhsifflilar
mWiings-Tate
sglittering with rich mosaic and onyx
the
protective
sprays^
The
first
spray
It
then
becomes
necessary to com-i
exercises and increase the spirit of
stone inlaid by the deft fingers of devotion among the faithful, In 182G4 many ca?$es; cause the entire” lot to mu st be applied after the emergence bine the exhibits put on by the deof the adult flies and before they have
some jl'yroleses craftsmen. A-goodly the Rev. EtvGkriel. Richard, then one .spoil.. .
Ihat the- had-a chance to lay their eggs; and a partm entg into an-idl-college-function.
“To:: :be:
number” are seen here d a ily ‘kneeling of .Michigan’s 're presentatives in conThe women who accompanied th eir [
eggs are—fresh and the shells sound,.
___ ^ in ^ iltm t. reverence-before the4ilessed- gre^Z peisua'ded" the TTmteil
Is to these meetings asked t h a t 1
United States they sliouU)> he ".candled,’’.' says A. G. second s p ra y ; is a:
later.
Sacarament, or saying a^prayer in the Congress to puss a bill to have .the old
a program be arranged for them, and
oilvety extension poultry map at the
grotto, which is a replica of the grotto Indian” traUTYut through as a perniah7' North Carolina State college. "A’ii , _ The spray recomnvended_by^entorrr- this has been done for the past few
^at-Lourdejr. —1In -th e-^ o tti,, l i t t l e road between Detroit and Chicago. olid slio&--JKiX=niay -,be used- Xor_Llds_ ologists a t Michigan State College is years
Bernadette is , seen kneeling1* before For a period of the-last hundred years purpose by- cutting holes in it to fit one pound of arsenate of lead to 60
One of the features, this y e a r will
the. apparition of the Blessed,Virgin, the road thendaidrout-has been known the egg and lilting it over a lamp or gallons of "wateiv This extra spray be the aw arding of medals to t h e !
who is placed in the upper part: of the asd h e Chicago Turnpike. It has be^ ati electric buH).
shofild be appaed^only in districts second group of M aster Farm Homegrotto. 'T he entire grotto is 1built of come a national-highway;'one, of Mich7
where
the apple maggot is present. makers to be chosen in Michigan. A ‘
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"Tlik fp-it will show up any' porous
van-colored natura l st one.—
• ' ;• igan’s busiest thoroughfaresk The in­
County
agricultural agents can inform banquet fo r Women w ill. also be held!
or cracked
VI
(.Tiivat'U shells
fliimio nnd
m m will
\H<I .also
Hiou show.
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church stands on a. bluff above creasing' rush of. tourists through this
grow
ers
ip their Friday evening,
miaaits" jp..aai3«j!i 3Tills
'1! Is localities.if the insect is found
Iron Lake where n ature’s nimble feet scenic-spot every year-necessitated a 5
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a mety-tTrsl j^recmutlon «nd, Sn v R have put the imprint of perennial love­ larger church, apd the present build­ fnkes only a-few (nlnutes time, should
The spray is lecommehded for use
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liness, where the eyes of the morning ing was completed July 1, 1U28, and be prucUced by every housewife be­ only on late fall and winter apples,
Lives there nT_ mu n .with . soul -go '
flash: in exultant, radiance, -where a dedicated by the -R t—Rev. Michael,;J . fore-putt ingL-tbrtvn-any-eggeii?— r ^ r - - - ^ o tices-o f-th e-p rap er-tim e -'to', spray! ibm'ettilngTyr aflier .that htrgets a kick,
moonlit j$ky is mirrored in silver rib­ Gallagher,' Bishop of Detroit, the fol­ •For best results, Infertile, eggs will be sent to each section of the out of newspitfier photographs of ofll
bons W_J f..the clouds were eager to lowing—months— ——i*-— =;=
xsiiould_i>e_uscd_but_fertile-re«gS—cam state .as the fly appears.
d a l r bel ng- sworm In ?—Boston-Gl ober- T r y
picture rheir whiteness before a breexe
be' used with good results I f they are
takes th^ir- snowy sails-aw ay. Here
put do\yn ench -day. If this Is done
~gmi les"aTe~wreathed~inra -thousand untlie "danger of germination will he"
-d.ulating hills, and springs gush from v,rhe—tax “rate for Detroit for the elltnimued. Never w^tsh the egg be­
•cavernousdepths to laye.the unruffled fiscal . year.-was- announced by Mayor fore preserving as tills reriioves the
surfaces of the lake, or~to whet .the- John C. Lodge “as $20.U5 per $1;000 of natural protective coating on the
moisture blunted in the flames o f sum­ ■ar>cejL:\oti 3‘aluat iojir~n 7iiPcre.T~lT<; from shell.
$21.50—of last year-— Togetlieiv. with
mer.
.in—iireparing—the-solutfon, Mr. Ol
N ature has been more-prodigial here the announcement of the'low o
Ivot’-advlses^one-ouart
.of wi
...m th_ her. gifts. than._man,..but soon, the ran1 Mayor"LdiTge/anTnounccij that to nine' quarts of pure waters 'L*he------over the vistaed.windows of Iron lake, The increase Til assessed yafuitUon had water should, be boiled and cooled bethousands who travel the Chicago been hut $119,567,370, whicii figure:is fore, .mixing'.with, the water glasB..
;hc:l^w-u4ipm^H*ne al-r-ine4Mpiase —for
INFERTILE EGGS
BEST PRESERVED
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YPSILANTI, MICH.
- 60S W. Michigan- Ave.^Phoiie 91>W
‘7 / its made o f canvas we tiiakt, it”
ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN
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K e s u M
.1 For containers.- a clean stone-JiTF-ls----------J
i cd--in ^beau tif uMeorrara marble
the„best -but-TTn 'or-wbod vessels liiay with Thp snrrowing-'wnmen at-the fo o t J --'U ^ ^ r ^ W e ^rahtnAmnsTTvare.
rA—srv-gtiTioTv
-tiotelTTrayursS. The placing and. de'di-'j ciC'l. i'e report leceived b>
■of the Crost
about
fifteen
dozen
eggs.
s shows.
ie rtnicifivion
Grnnn will be :■ n; r.c h :a;-t| of
cation of the
Cmcj
— Mr! UHvcrrstnTes that the eggs St
' part of the religious ceremonies of the
coiitninoi:.. sliould—be.
" ~v diamond^-fubilee-.which wdll-be cele- —Try-Stonda-i-'d-Li ners—only 25c.-co\u?re(l^by7 at^ieast7 oiie-ah(J-one-half-:
^TTie-mission is!_75JUiclies of the solution.
-essaiic to IlH-the—Jar-at-o n eS im eras^ C ru c fi
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•- fresh eggs can bu.uddud each duy, ink-
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ing_cnrer“however;- that- the- eggs^ on
■top are always covered with the‘ solu..tion,- .!—
'i’lie containers should be kept cov­
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should be- s tored' in. ft cool1place-utr -needf'dr
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A year»rgttaraiit<e agahiit the
twelve most commonUro trooMcs.
Bonded against the twelye most common tire
ttoubles.
If a Dunlop isiiniared by accident, collision, blowout—or any-of the other mishaps listed below—
the DunlopSuretyBondjcoversyouagainstany loss.
There are no arguments.
Two things make it possible for us to do this:
Pint, Dunlop Tires are built to stand abuse. Amd
second, the Dunlop Surety Bond Guarantee is so
sweeping that it even covers abuse!
on the sides should be kept open to
allow free circulation of air, ALrt Van~rtervbrt says. Results-of poultry denr-"oifs t rat Ions”nmohg col lege docks prove
that nnliets renred In • hot.. stuffy
houses are 1 likely to- be stunted and
-urtpmlitable. 1‘ ....
Frcfiucnt cleaning of the. house In
-the-snminer Is necessary also-to pre­
vent dies from breeding aud~to keep
the air'in the-bullding pure. Course
wire net-tlng-H^aeed-nround the roosts
will keep the pullets from the manure,
r-(- one-meaHs^ef-heTping-dto-prevenT-t-ftperiworm infestation.
TIm DUNLOP SURETY BOND GUARANTEE
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Accidents
Rim smashes
Collisions Side-wall injuries
Blow-outs Tube pinching
Misalignment Valve tearing
Stone bruises Faulty toe-in
■Euad.cma . Under inflation..
The American Surety Com­
pany of New York, a $30,000,000 corporation, stands,
back of the Surety Bond that
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Give the hens plenty of water.
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hens.
Home grown feeds are the best for
turkeys. '
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Ducklings can lie-brooded muelOlk'ip:
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It Is always a problemTo have the
duck eggs clean.
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Milk, _cod-liver oil, corn products,
and leafy green food make chickens
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day, during excessively warm or ex­
cessively cold weather. Turkey hens 'will lay In places pre­
pared for thenb, Boxes or barrels
ptnefid suitably will do very well.
As” tTib poTilts gT^w~ol^T”Jttid the
season advances the hent can be grad­
ually reduced until they require little
hent.
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« In order to make the greatest'profit
on chicks, it is necessary to raise a s large a percentage of the chicks
..tpttchvtTrfrr posslbler - In^-ord e r-to-^dolhis they must be, ke|it warm nnd
healthy.
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Bfiby ctilcks of a reliable hatchery
Is a' sound Investment.
Poults, like young chicks, sliould be
rnlsed on a fresh range—one which,
has not, been frequented* by turkeys
or chickens the year previous,
e e e
To make a complete job of dlvevslficntlon every farm fihould have lie*
Hides '"chickens, lurkbys,' ducks, geese
and gtilneni'i. But the same rulo «pplli o to, all tylum It comes tb the
'.Hid: .there la no profit to bo derived™
ift’OKO mox’lgi'cllll,
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[which
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lects Stanolind Aviatioii Gasoline over its
Eas tern Division to insure th»-■
'faithful ■
jopgration of its new^-48- houjL-plane»train
schedule: from New York to Los Angeles.
Schedules must be maintained.
Tn the -air, as on land, gasoline of theStandard Qil Company (Indiana) is famous
for brilliant, unfailing performance.
Ltroit .
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but we are ready to back-them up.- Let us show you
the -Dunlop-Surety Bond, Guarantee. I^s straight­
forward and convincing— —
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.plenty-, of ventilation should be prov ided for brooder honses during7 the
hot • .summer; - months, advises John,
Vsmdfervortrextenston- potiltry-speclai^• 1st of fhe I’ei'nisylyania State college.
Ventilators at the rear of the chicken
^ r o ^ d ^ D e b Ej*r?°£m an?e'
factor Motorist hnict- QhA ^611? 1!6*01^
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performance ih^Tway that you can notice
im m e d ia te ly .
AFtKewheel you ca i7 ee/ the difference
Red Crown Ethyf makes. New life—new
new speed at -ynur^commandl
Yourcarisyasier to drive—quicker to pick
up~smoother in low gear and swifter in
Climbs hills with power to spare I
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^ rown Kthyl is Reid Crown, the femous premium gasoline, with Ethyl fluid
t 0 ^ v elt aH the advantages of high
compression. High compression fuel that
will improve the performance of a n y en^
gine. A tonic fdr ^ ^
what it
Will do for yours I
Gfft <ttiy Standard Oil Service Station and at most garages
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NORTH FRANCISCO
of Jackson spent the'w eekend a t Lake
Mr. and Mrs. H erbert Harvey and
Mr. and Mrs. E rnest Moeckei a»4
W r a l week8
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Odessa visiting- relatives, ------ — ■
------ sons-spent--Sunday -at th e-h o m e of* son wore Jackson visitors Saturday.
f " ^ ^ I T ^rjrriJaniels^ i t ^Tpendlng t h e M i s s Loreria Seitz was a guest* of
Mrs. Mae Alidnding and daughter, Mrs. Anna Main
Miss A rdea Loveland last Thursday, Florence, and M iss Fern Fauaer s p e n t! Miss Vera Harvey sp en t th e weekFreeman Huston ami itichard iieiH- week at her 0,d ho»le in .Gregory,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Notten. and Friday a t Jackson.
sel left Sunday on a trjrj i through
and Mrs, Hiram P a rr and son
, end a t the home of Mr> and Mrs. Vicnorthern Canada/
of Manchester and Miss Hilda Core of Mr. and Mrs. Chester N ottem and son
Mm. Lyle Harvey *Je SpemJi.ig this
*f Woodland.
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Pontiac called on the latter's a u n t,' ?Pen tS u n d a y a t the home of Mr. and week a t Ann Arbor.
Mrs, Lyle Harvey .sp en t several , Porn to Mr. and Mrs,. Clayton JBalx days last week a t the hor
alui 1ln<4JL hdr°dl y> Jujv
a .daughter.
Mr. and Mrs.* Han Miller of Ffirit_?!TK‘ Myra Guge, Sunday afternoon. Mrrs. Ezra Heininger^,
—M r^and
Mrs. Ashley Holden of Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. P. La Maye , and
XihcoirT
and
Mrs.
F
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’w e re -g u e s^ 'o rT ilF .-'in d 'T ftrsT ^ F r^ ”^ * ^ ^ ^ ^ttending“su m rrier school THfr,
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week-end a t Jackson.
Storms Thursday,
, a t Y p sija n ti.S h e also -paid a visit'to Jackson
slaughte r, Cecllran d -V ln cen t Murphy
were Sunday «aHers_ a t the
Mrs. May Allending and 'daughter
, Frances Pool.
of Detroit spent-Sunday with Thoms#
Erie N otten home.
° f 4 nn. A rbor,'spent last Thursday
Winston Schenkk of
Oak
Park,
111,,
of Oak Park, 111., . The 'many friends of Miss Marie-... M rs,-Thelma ^ p ts c h le r ^ f - W a te r - i- at - t h ^ o M p M
Mrs. K ate Frinkle is spending some Murphy and family.
spent,several days ' "
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:. 'Philip
Clayton Balmer and WflUam O tto
Home,. will loo spent two^days la st week at the j F a u s e r r " d M — ^ ^ tim e w ith her sister, M r? J o h n Wahl
visiting Chelsea r e la tiv ^ past W/Jek ? “ “ ? " • a |late
made a-trip to Canton, Ohio, la st week.
leiptives.be pleased to learn of her m arriage, home o t h e r parents, Mr. and Mrs.4' .Al . . . .
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^nd famidly.
, 011-Junc 15th t . M t-H azen 0. T ra ils (Leonard Lovataid.
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Dari LantJzniW daugh-! „ ^ rn 7 “ r: add Mra™Mwin-Bau.ri
T-MiM-Amaftda W olpeit-was in Clin- ^of Farmington.
cerempny
-wan
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Srnday with hla^ »di*rihHy-fc-»-«m;------------- ------Herbertr-Harvey-and*-family—spent j Lehmann.
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^ H ^ a yrlw^ j z ^ ^ : attended,Jhft3atform ed.; in W auseon,_Ohlo.
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Omo. A t last-Thursday a t the home
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HUH’X d i f f i B r ^ " ----- k----- =* I Virginia O tto” of Toledo epent the
annual reunion of the Wolpert family, present they are making their_hom
th eu ^ h o m a^ M rs. Joe Walz of Roots Station.- - - day
g * ? ”caller
'.,:!1Sa tW
S ^£S
L i “p *!
1 waB a Sun* . The people of Mt. Hope church will Past two weeks a t the home of Hat
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m eat
LJguesfof Mr, and Mra /E lb a Gage.
mv Or Hulee Ji having the exterior
M residence on W est Summ it Sfc
^ te d .
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■ - * B eG oirof Wayne has pur^ t^e “Cavanaugh_i^jiiL_cottage:
Walter 4 ? ^ -.
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Vfg • Francina Robards of Ann Arjpi»nt Sunday with her brother, G.
IK' ^rand-w ife.
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p ___t__Boehm—andllr- andTlM™‘
^yghtei'i
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LYNDON
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ftjrThm'Bday~-at^the^-hoffle=of—hls:
23 and 26.
in Saginaw," ' ^
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niece—in Flintr She ■expects
gone several weeks.
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| ' 0 and Clarence F oster are spend ' Many farm ers in this vicinity are n Mr- . and Mrs. Raymond. Cooker-of
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weekfrin-Detroit a s guests ofi
making- arranglmentiT^to commence- ? * 41'0!?, J eiV he£ ~ Sundua ?' I hey
*gi7TuntrM tss-M ary Dealy.
their-w heat,harvesting t h O i ^ ^ f the » nUgm M™ -.Ion*^®rt°n-home f r0m
coming week,
• lielleville. •
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Wdhemina of Los Angeles^ - — —t — -------—i-i Mrs. Alice Chapin’s company Sunr has been the guest of her faMrs. J. - J. H aarer who has been d a y :included her son,’ M orris Chapin
i ^ ’(}eorge Merkel for-several^ days, spending the past week a t the home a ”d family of Flint and Howard
of *her ..mother, returned to her home Chapin of. Ynsilanti, sonH,_and Mr.
jjr, and-Mrs. W ilbur W alker of De^ in Detroit Tuesday.
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and Mrs. Boutelt of Flint. M rsrCha-'
kit stient the week-end with his par-. _
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pin left with them for a visit in Flint.
FgRev.-aml M rs.-F. I. Wajker. Mivand Mrs. Ralph Wilcox and Mrs. "M rsr Nellie Runiford visited^w ith
William Bachus of Jackson were^Sun--h®1’ m an y friends, in, the Home last
I Mr. arid MiV Howard Faber of Ann day guests, at the home of Mr. arid week.
•ikr
spent the week-end .with
with - lr*
his. Mrs. M. J. Baxter.
'jor "spent
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" Mrs. Frank Hedrick and Miss Edna
tnts, Mr. and Mrs. JohnJFaber.
irents,
JohnJg a b e r. ' • ■
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Hedrick of Holloway were guests of
M r.jjnd Mrs.^ Hem*y N.ot ten,,Mr." and=M iss_EstherFish, Thursday.
0 , 0l, and
an(1 wife,—.
Wlie> Mrs.
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ll»sa? by.KOp 1eri‘ t.irOllT 0 Pom - W ? - ^ Cd were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mary Nichols.*amL-Mrfl^Edith^Lilley, 1
^ r t i Q f H h + r e e d o n v t o - U t n ^ (,H Kzra* ;Hethlngbr.
alt of Oak Grove, and Miss H attie |
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- ----- -Tripp'of--Linden-visited .the -Home,]
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Mrs. Lewis "Moore of Chelsea and T h u rsd a y s
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Hack’s 1
i Mr; K; -W. Drudge an(i wifo-aml-TpiR— MlV-and^D-s: T rS .“ TVIas67Por To^
Ition, corner of M a in al^ . ? r^ ard ^
of Dayton Plains motored to Ni- ledo, Ohio, visited her aunt, Mrs. SiihutoulL eshenedup with a n e w jo a ^ ^ g .A m Ea(,s over the Fourth-of-July. w y r BalTlwInTTMomlay,-—
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Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Stanbro of
Urn Fannie Naekel and daughter, :Mrs. A, A, -Avery ‘left.-Saturday .for- -South Lyon ^piLMrs, Sarah Stanbro
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Jrtte'leftMonday
for Detroit where;
lacoina, Washington,
Washington, where’
where she
she will
will of Salem visited with Mya. -F!Hgnhpth
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[Hielatter
latter has^ccepted a position with * ^ (i sometime at the home of-her. A tc hi nhon, Monday.
n«vis and
dnd Co.
Co.
paints.. Mr? Avery accompanied her_ 'JVIr.s, ’’Susan Dnnson’s, guests ThursMkt.
t) Davis
TcT Chicago.
; day were Mr. arid MrsTMiIYoVd D an~SoiT, a graniison—Mr;' and-Mrs.-StTcr^
■Miiuhest&i^Grove _bas returned J o....
...... _______ _____ ........5--------- hr ■••Bluffton.— lnd..- -a fte r-i— Mr. ■pnifJl^s-TJleoiy&.-T-urnbull vand .-man -'Bachmonv -Miss Mary -LouchS,’
lillBg^c^rel-wdeki^lh--hoiviwivl-Sil'*. hnd JVjiSi__C.xeefg£
IjfomerS.drove and family^ “
T* Detroit=and-(it>rtlon-Merehant:-of—Bat- .Barkei^s^fatherrJohn-T-homas-of—De.tio Creek were guests at. the. home of t'roit.
i b ^ W r d m a y e r A i k ^ i e I i i w a d 3 l i l . - a n T p M i - . * ^ VL
CrE;
wee|<
with
hor niece, Mrs. John Kempf
?irr-mr exten<le(j v ig it; a t t h o horiie
-Detroit
ismis^iHoward-'-imd -Ihrdley^-Teturnett~ ‘_Mrs'. -F-rcmcefr Robto'y. is vflitmg 7 =
rr at -Ivlapelwood. N .' J.
' heme ...Friday ~evening from n three it, VpuMnnt.i this-week.
Mrs, A. E . B ed fo rd " a n d .c h ild r e n -o f i wceksLtripAhyough.^ellowstone_Park
jfflpml Rapids .were* * guests riseveral-j ttIJd Glacier National I ark and Cnn-
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of Aim Arbor, sing were callers at the home of E. W.
Mi ss Ruth Vpgel_________________________________
Mtss
Louise.'
Wrielnlv
of AshtubvHa, McDaniels Tuesday.
Ah.-and Mrs. Alton Trinkfe of Day
Helen..
Vari_I.iewand ~ Mr. and* Mrs. William Hankard enftWrOhio, spent several-days-af-the4^bl0i
psso
were
tei’taincd _MJ.._and7 Mrs. Theodore
L i wcek m th Mr. and Mrs. Roubon .E lizabeth Wiilman of Owoss
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J in / jMrs. L. Mohrlnek, Miv- Herbert Mohrlock and
week-end
guests
of
Mr.-and
iiil-othej^ relatives—irU thl
P. VogeTat the.tr summer-home, Cava- Miss Case Tuesday -evening ,7 the ~ncii*y.
casion was in honor of Mr. .Mohrlock’s
naugh Lake.
-ntrthday,'
-John-Beasile-y-haa-hftd-JMS--residence,
vJVfiss Mildred Noah spent-last week
Buchanan street wived for electric
with
her sister, Mrs. Florence Boyce
s, r.ewiy“painted and decorated.
Mrs. Jennie Wood had7a call Wed- of JackBon.
nesday from her daughfeT-, Mfs. Her- Miss ~MiHired McDaniels is' spendirig
[parents.
tha Morrison of Ann Arbor. She was this, week end with Rev. and Mrs.
Mr. and MrsrGeofge P. Staffan and Accompanied by her daughter and hus.-Benjuinin SiatefCof. HaVtland.
.
Mi'and Mrs J E McKune r e t u r n e d ■hand, Mr; arid Mrs. Ralph Dystant of, Dr. and Mi's. .Hai-mon-Webb: o r De-*
l » ^ n u visit
i n S . ]Kansas
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WithereJl a t their-auinmer-home-L:.. F. .il.- Kober.ts ami G e o rg s __ Ifan g » _ W ^b ^unday.
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fit Lewiston.——----- -------- -------------- made flying trips to Detroit last week?' - Born, July 4, ii)25 p to Mr. and Mrs
METHODIST HOME
AHr and Mrs. Leo Trudell and W
on M r ^ ^ o r ^ D ^ X a ^ ^
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[d Detroif speht Sunday with Mr. and T h m X y .
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•w e e k a t
n™ f a t& d,?« %
Mrs, A. I Greening. Mrs. Dan Hoey, Uev. and Mrs. W. J. jBalmer e-nter- 11ieefci^ of
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- - >v--i;.i,.-Mi--thpir"daughter her’ husbnnd'-fir9t-hlace in her- canning club-and
Miss-Ht.Be^Gerraghty
«Hmm ol
place in health _am°n? W Jun"
ior
g
irls
of Washtenaw county.
Dexter ulso were callers at^the Green-~B0y a h O a k a s t Sunday.-’-Mr. Balmer
[ing'honie.
------ Ireturned'with ;them for a few days’
Church Notes.
visit.
^Sunday"
school. •
-M JolmTTndow"oTTTmirinTE^^
arid■Mi1s."T;r“LilTTti^-ofrftiErhhmti'
No
preaching
services
Sunday.
a group of friends" Sunday nf- Park called for Mrs. Susan Danson, j
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Sunday
Mrs.
Danson
expects
to
visit'
Vacation,
Bibleschopl^
w ill open
“Tor the pleasure of- her-koni
|-t o ^ o mrAe4 cc^ionA^ - h h U 6 t h ^ U } e r e e ^
.M ilfor.d...Tuesdav7Jiily,JB,;rand QQijtlnu^ tor.
An auto trip^ahd
other' places for* tho next - two--foui^weeksr-Tues(lfty-and—Thursday
anm versary.______
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-At t he close -an
-Pleasant~Lnke~was enJoyed after imonths;
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— —-------— —— ----- r -----I»hich dinner was served a t six o’clock L C. E. Park is spending his time m evening program wtill;be. given,
h trih e- ~e\-enTng
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Tins summer’s sesskm -pronrises-^
evening was
was aspent
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most worth-while.— AH young poor.
itM'.c-.v, ‘Ciiii/sts werepresbrit- fronTDe-1 a hie to- b(r"dbwnsUfire
John
Hubbard
returned-Sunday
from
p'le
under twenty
invited to join.
f-trok and Lima,
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Available to Chelsea Motorists
. A. PARK
J. A. Park has long been recognized as the most, snooessfu l.
wholesale distributor of petroleum products in Chelsea ; now pa-trous-at< this station will-receive-the benefit of his-long experience^
ih the oil husiness and his unuWati^accdmmodnt.iiig-^^th^srTftf
.service,7 The_station will be in direct charge of K 0. Relmer who.
4s thoroughly experienced in super-service work and has spent
six years in the oil business.
Our station has been’completely rebuilt; a“new"modern steel
office has >een. erected, a complete-tire -shop-installedr spacious
eoi>erete-d nves laid out, and, complete ecitiipme’nXprovided for
U‘_cars. Iucluded~in the
equipment "are An air scale which automatically inflates tires to
■*the desired~pressu~re7^aii0 a new oversize air compressor capable
of inflating all sizes of tires. ~ "
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.■“7 ^ Q iie 'T 7 .o f:T ith e ^ u ts} :fn fd t^ ^ fea ^
tu reso fth e -new-statlon is the
Rotarr-Lift. By means of the
lift an“automobife can be raised
rsix feet off. the ground,-thus-per­
mitting complete visibility for
-hibr-ieatio&Apring-spraying and
____g eaiL -fliish in g ^ -
With the opening of the station, Seiberling
tires will be available in Chelsea.. Seiberling is
Dairy Feed
J th O ir e I - P lk ite c te d .:i^ T tlie - .o n e - y e a i7 -- g u a r a n te e -
agai 11st”cuts, blovvIMfsTijYO
sorts.
of "all
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Modern tire equipment has been provided to take care of
VireVepidTsraTrr^
to 6hexkJhe condition of your battery.
CoUins
PHONE m
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BurkOiiiclrFred ~Sharp of lOast Lan-
iitridrs. H. Ahnemilier and fa m ily .!
Wholesale Orders
M obiloil
PHONE:CHELSEA
243 and 10^
Two Unusual FREE
to Introduce
On Opening Day_Only—Saturday, July 13—
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wo will give away cMpoiiS-good-for 2
DikTe Oil ot Gargoyle Mobiloil with every 5" valIons of gasoline put into a motor car.. These
coupons will be redeemed anytime between the
-opeiiing d*y-iind4he fjjvst of Sept'embeiv—(Aupona—
'will be given-iuvay Opening Day-Only—Saturday,
July IH,--
For the month of July we will give one Premo
lighter with every purchase .of a new Seiberling
tire. ” Preniq’Ii ^ ^ ‘.Y"m'e made^I)y the makersAF
Golden Wheel lighters, are finished in lea(;heiv
and ordinarily retail for $3.75,
■one Points
o f Distribution
in the County
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THE CHELSEA STANDARD^ CHELSEA, MICHIGAN
. LOCALJTEMS
' *Mr. and Mrs. tjy v y Musbach spent
Sunday with relatives in Lansing.... H. B. Murphy spent several days .of
the p ast week visiting friends in Sag*
maw.
. Mr. and Mrs.41aiold Spaulding and
d a ughter—w ere-A nn- Arbor---visitors,
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’idSummer Clearance
SILK PRINTS
U
At $1.59 Yard
V a lu c s ^ . l O . ^ . S O a n d $ 3 .0 0 .
J-_
Ypur choice of ournewest^best Printed
— Siik.s—otd- PciHted C-hiffonsT Light .amidark-grounds....; Nearly ail are in dress
patterns and cannot be cwtt. No'two pieces
Bride-To-Be Honored i S S ^ h c S T y ^ ^ ^ l
At Shower Saturday
-a iik ^ r --*
Very
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any
3()..inclv [Hive. siJk. .p o n g e e w ith o u t
"dressiirg '-o r sizin g . "' B est 12 m ornie.
uullv sold a t 89c to $14W)..
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Women’s Sweaters
Misses’ and Children’s
- Sweaters_____
U«-_
59c
irii
Youi^ehoiee-of-ou r eriti re stocks
SILK DRESSES
_ Are Greatly Reduced
*
OKE-FOURTH OFF
ONLY 7 COATS LEFT
Can You Use One? ~
Your clioice at three pYices-—- -
$9.95, $15.75 and
Wnshffresses
At $2.95, $195 and $5M
:i r. i i
ylT-; rVj{ r
X p \v
Gno'd L o o k in g ' .
Size 20, $15.00.vah, tan'tweed, now-1 >,95.
ZSiZe'38, .$45"
throw c6flai\ now ..L..
S]ze_ 88, $25 val., tan tweed, now $11.50
Size 4u, $20 val., tan tweed.......... $10,60
Size. 40,. $ 18.50 vnl;i tan-mixture -„^.$8>75
t2r$25 vhK, navy twill
. Size 42, tart mixture
,.$10.00
XMton Ensembles
At $3.50, $5, $S,50 and $101
-t—
Cotton Crepe Kirntmat
$ 9c
Value to $5.00^
( J a b a rd iite a n d Pitfue
KOT E }
Special Price - - 32c box
Sport Dresses
."So,00 value.
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4 CaUes_
Palm Olive Snap
0 1 ) 0 T.OT D F
Wash Dresses and Smocks
$1M and $1.50
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All -Colors-
k
-Sheets and PiUow-Cases
......... $1^5
81x90 Seamless Sheets
Bays* Wash Suits
$1.00 and $1*50
All
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...... 30c
........ 33c
42x36 Daisy, cases . ....
45x36 Daisy cases . ...
Double Pointed Silk Hose
$1.00 Pair
~€hitdrer?s 'Sox
For 25c~Pair
Sizes 3 to 9 years.
Whil# and: colons.
7 Children’s Rompers
$1.00 and $1.50
'orrc- ya!Tnjjr
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re-im | ioi1ted TuTl -fftshioned-r—-S-ims-.4 4o-:8‘ Light nivd dark
colors. <
Sizes 1 \o 4 years. All fast colors. Goodlooking styles and beautifully made.
Entire Stock of
■'s
new — ’
a r t j j Ld«5
, of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Fletcher.
1 the afternoon program which also will i
I . • Mrs. Fred Heunigan, and son' Rob- be featured by a dem onstration of I
river.
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1e rt o f Rochester spent Tuesday at the bi*eaking unruly horses~to“ be staged
:
1 M o ^ a p ^ n g A tiiy y ^
home o f her sister, Mrs. J. A, Park,
under the-dlrectiori- o fr Hr-p. Moxley,ftess session was held ■iii ; the
iiudiSr.
Gerti*ude
Mapes,
iIn
l l honor
IIU 1 IU I o
U if ’Miss
m is s u
b iu u u b
m a p e s,
" IV “ w uiiorj Claude Rogers has accepted a posi- animal husbandry departm ent, Michi­
' tion in the Kempf C om m ercial^S av­ gan State college.
whose m arriage-to Paul W hgner of
]flt M
* r f-c-° building
Defl-bit wilt-be an event o f - t h e : n e a r - ? " ^ ^ ^ tal^ l » » 8 i r t l ,!
in g s Bank__for the summer months.
■future,_Mrs, William Geddes andLM rs.' ,if5 .tn , ^ hf re
4^itno.sse(i man.
M any from-here attended the TigerHENRY KLEINSCHM1DT
entertained
llTOO SP,.v„,i
D„.,„®Lail4 m
W ashington double headwt- base bafT Henry Kleinschmidt, (15, passed T. C. Anderson w
, * v * a ta a mis- Wft(,
.. tl fee(l^ Luwh
game a t Nhvin fieUL.Detroit, Monday. away at his home in L.vndoh township celjaneous s h o w e r^ a tu rd a y - evdning
,,n.w. ■, * y w r e.,1 n
,13. B4Furnbiill jmnounces the sale of Saturday morning. He was~born on [a t the home of -Mrs. -H,.,R. TSehoenhals,
andi
, about 10 acres uf-frontage on South December--3,-1863,-a t -Barmen, ~P e r - ; the gueifts including several who were ” ao cu^ Ctt K anoiner buslnoss session.
sessi
’Lako=4 ^ I^ fe T t:n£4M tth“ of”D et76it.'- many, and came to W ashtenaw ^ouhty , form er classmates in Chelsea high .. -Durino- n ^
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; Mrs. R. H. Mairson and4hree;chil- and settled In FKedom 4td&nship-with::.Ugh- 7 school; , Keho .furnished the I
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dren o f Kalamaxop are guests at the his .parents-at the age of seven years; amusement for the evening, a fte r nnrtv- w»«
' p.,a , ei™ un a [N «
home of Mr. and Mrs, A rthur Barker. He later moved to Northfleld:township.Twhich..littIe Jean Anderson and Win^'^pany
MistL.VirgimCiTrmy^^
"where-he 1ived-for-lfb-years when he ! held- Sclfenk 4lres'sed “ as "bridff an'd- 447^ Kt/
v ln,>\<in^ vas P^*
is spending this week at the-home of- moved to Ann Arbor, A year ago he groom, presented Miss Mapes with
.. ^P1
.hundred.^]j
her grandparentsrM ir tuid Mrs. W. P. moved to Ljurfdon.township. " ■ —jinany pretty gifts. . Refreshm ents
mho Paiof«« ' D - , - <:'ont'ei^;A
Scher.k.
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The funeral was held Monday after- w
were
served by the hostesses.
-V 0I?. .. , Lu.,, a $20j
_e4!?_ «eVv?d
hostesses, fn»in!c
a p in ! j ,.nn ■_ „„
^ -M rsr J Nr :Danc ^ —spOTS-t-'—several (4>ooh from—th e -iie'si3enee:-in Lyndon ; and white eake- with m iniature diride
nf .. ’ .s , cf
days of this wek, in Ann Arbor, at the township with Rev.—R N—McMichael,;and groom centering the table which' ftu re r of livestock,
, 1feeds in the counhome of Mr. and Mrs. George Milis- pastor of Trinity Evangelical
igelical church twas further decorated with cupids and
. inetef n mills in principal
cities. Their product is very popular
paugh. .
of^Ann -Arbor in chai'ge. Intornioirt i hearts,
in this community, according _to Mr.
M iss-Arlene Contiint is spending was made- in St— John's cemetery,!
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4io--atates4haL44tv-sales-an
=-so^ne=time^iir Hasl|ngs a t tho--home?n^ -NorthfieWf
■FKS N U ES^f HOMPSON
increasing
very satisfactorily.
her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Wes
He. is survived by:a widow, Anna; i. Miss Frances Thompson, aged
ley Hall.
six- daughters,' Mrs. Eugene Helbei^ofldied 'Fridav-evening, .Ju'ly-5f a t fihel
^GLSD^^Jiirs. r,vliaia'.y4Pnidden - and TTin]t, Mrs,Mrs, K arl^Schn.eaclg^of^-York- sea Fjivate hospital. Miss' Thompson
'---- •.'•••...'Extrem«» MCel __
fam ily were guests-^Sunday—at the township, Mh<
rs. John P ra lt of Sharon was born in Lima township, March 16,
The siMilliiu* mill Hu- niiiciilhus art
hortlH' -n f. Mvq lr;i]|tli4lJ1x:
Alvin Okai litt of,,iPrm-—lH.jiJr'Uiu duuglUei1 of MiTTtiid Mrs. -orren Bo^rieiirl.v1m o ron .-Him -n lliamston.
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tiac, Mi-s,. ErharLJjaiik •nf^Chiwtgm- Mw-rifr- 'l1vQLUfismfe=wh<te^wfrrfri^tm«»n^^gtf^-$,v--»|TrB^^rtrTvTn^^prrrntf.iy^onft— Mrs. Carl Mast and daughter Per- ]_ancL Mrs._Ep.vin. llluo£=Ann Arbor;-a- the eiirly settlers of Washtenaw -coun- "^top~nbovo rtie snbUiiic.jnTltrns.lbe■aldinc~^nd:' M~ys""':TTfl—' lLennon
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-sp en t hfother, Edwin, of- Ann ArFor, and U ty. For
years
she made her
dlculous.'nnd one slop above thh ri'
' Tuesday^at th e .hoiuc..of_ Mrs.LHerman gramichildron.---------------- ----home in Dexter where she was a-mem!” TTfeiTloiis . mnirds the subljme agnlft,Fahrner in Rylvnn
b e ^ f - 4hc—Methodist chuTch- and the' I ’nlneT — ----------— ^
CAVANAL)GH LAKE GRANGE-- -fOrder—of—Eastern Star. She had re;Cavanaugh-Lake. Grange will-meet -sicled in Chelsea“sincf last December.
Mi;s^w4 h7--Miss^7Rieka-'"-K-a1mbach Tuesday l- Survivtmr~^her are.. two ^Hrothern, |
Danzig, ‘ Fr-tif—t j
Geo, Satterthw aite. ,•
evening, July 2d The following is'the [George, of White Oak, Henry of Dill, [ Dunzlg on the Unltlc sel is n "(rw
G.. Wefck was a iJetroit visitor. program:--------------------------.—----— Mont-ana.. Funeral services conducted 1 clt’t'*1 under the liroieciioii
|ii,otecnon: oi tlitk'as-accompanied home
Song—America;
--------- ; by Rev. Edwjujl, Hocking were held - League of -Nat i(■oi s- dr—is- «ovr;nmd-hv
-by-Mtran^'Mur l.TfboPty "Bell—Ran- at 'l:«() Tuesday
esuay afternoon at - Gor-“i~n^dlet and a senate,-+lte
of-1
Mr. afid Mrs. . M. L. Bailey of Port
Richey, Florida arc visiting at the
BIG LO T O F
S m a l l .-1at„.af .lo.imh,skfi-V.e_
lr~
41NGHAM&
On sale in two lots at
15c and 25c
Yard
and Mrsl-Allen Burns.'
:&om_ Armstrongs
man’s funeral home,-Dexter, .with .bur"The new currency,' wliich_Jius been
Roll-Gall—Miscellaneous:
ial in Forest- Lawn'cemetery.
issued by the United States Treastm-y^-'—E
L^l
OTtnfent,--was-put^-in—cj rculatiorr
AYLTsTlHejiry Notten.
-Wednesday at the local banks.
Recitation—The Kid—Keith Harvey,
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Aichle apd Mrs,
lo.v' Loveland-.---------- ———Thomas Leach were in Milan,. Mon­ ' Canning and Jelly Making—Mrs,
day where they visited the former’s James Richards, and' Mrs,_ P. G. Iliedaughter, Mrs. Walter Ritzrau.
menschneider.
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Mr. and Mrs.--Ed Hennoiv-aml Mrr
Are good businc!ss m'ethpds'LJ nioroarid~Mrs. Herman Schanz and~da_ugh- ; Vaiiie- 'to the farmer than great soil
tbivJ^el.o res—spent Sundays with--Mrr n^ttLty’.>—rreTbe 1‘t Haryey and 11417
/j-Mrs. Dewfv Johnson-in- ikmttiri-T1
diHwrler;'
a'tfd" Reading—I.)o Not W ait—Mrs. Al— Mr, nun
family returned Tuesday. froltt n J svo bert Schweinfurth,
weeks’ trip through the 'Black'''Hills7
Lunch.
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Yellowstone and Glacier -National
SarksJ;- MABEL LOUINET3LLWWOUTH
Rev.' F. A. KralTt, Mrs. Kraift and- Mabel' Louine Ellsworth was born
daughter Helen of SL-Louis, Mo, a^d December 25, 1003, and was called
Miss Catherine Cost of Chicago are home after a short illness July 5, 1020.
guests at the home of Rev. and Mrs. She was a graduate of the .Chelsea
High school and’ the State Normal of i
P. H. Orabowskj,
Mrs. Edward Whipple has traded YPsilhnti alter winch she spent. UireeT| ~
her residence and land on. US-12_with. years as a "teacher in the DetjioiT
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Dr. C.' C. Lane for his property on schools,
She-was
a.great
lover’of
nature'and
Van Buren street. The Whipples and
spent nfany-hours"inak-Lng"lHnisbtf“l>etLanes moyed on Wednesday.
4er-~ac<iuai hted-wl t h - God's gtfts~to~
Mr. and,-Mrs. Fred Klinglermnd Mr,
and-Mrs. Claire Dancer and daUghteji earth. Her loving and. unselfish disof St. Louis,"Mo.-,“1‘eturned home Mon­ position-won foT“herJiosts-of-frientbr,day- evening—from , u" "motor . ■trip' _ ..^he.’.. leaves-to 4m>uim—thefr—loss—a~
fother, mother, two brothers, Wayne,;
through northern Michigan..
of Chelsea and, Paul, at homei Vwb
F. W. Merkel reports- the sale of sisters, .Mrs. _Russell;_"Gros.shaus, o f’;
two tractors this week, ^ r a n c i s - M a y Gregory,
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Agnes^ of Detroit; and many
of Lyndon p i'ch ased a lS-SB-bm^ofj-other relatives an<i friend s." _
for use with his threshing outfit and
Funeral services conducted by Rev.
the other, a 10-20 was sold to a Dexter
IL_StephenO)f-Stockbi4dge^wr(*-liel(l
township farmer. — — —
a t 2:30 Sunday afternoon tit the home
Miss Caroline Fairchild of Ann Ar- of her parents, with burial iiuStockbor spent several days of last_wcek bridge, •
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with Miss Frieda Wedemeyer at the
home of the la tte r’s mother, Mrfl? H ar­
MICHIGAN NEWS
riet. Wed.em_ey.er.. On Thursday, the
Mr*, Ruby Snell—-of- -Fowleivillfr
Fourth, they all were guests of-Mn -Who_a- -yea r—Rgo -•d-t'mvti-rd—hot
ASL-Kr Quick,-attendlnghthe-pUgfeantHU
“ j^ar^bl-^qiiH'TrnhB“.tTRihTiiTrFt“TieFn
the fairgrounds in the evening.
home and was found-insane by a la ry
_and commit ted to tiuj4otda-jimte-Hotepital, Is to be released from iliai in.
. Raising Tui’k^s
Btltutlnn on orders of Atty.-deti. "wifTurkeys eim jic :niise(lc.b'lv iirtlflolitf her M. Bruoker. . I)/. J ^ c . Robinson, )
tnetitods with less loss titul more profit of the hospital', reported io.. Mr,
t Mnif: "by" t lie- hen-Itiftel iud'' hiid" "TrotT'
ruckor thatTMr*. Snell la anno, nnd
brooded metlmd; Kiteli yeiir llie unit- the attorney-general- said tlieie wa'a
T
Duijiu, color*
g !m ..
lunv^Kz;
v m pw m i
$1.00 Each
Women's best quality
fflSSjfiL
C r e p e
Y o g el & W u rster
MICHIGAN
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MEN’S DRESS HATS
Starts Saturday Morning
^ ~ July 13th
Men’s Straw Hats— Regular Price
$1.50 Hats 75c
$2.50 Hats $125
_
$3.50 Hats $1.75
MEN’S FELT HATS
Now 1-3 Off Regular Price
~ tm rm fs$ 2 A T
$4M
$5.00 Hats $3.31
’s and Boys’ Suits
cent "Of t he pottlts -jilts -beefpij'e more
tllllleult. Timt Che nssoelmion of tur­
keys ntul-cltlekens js~rme“Of the lend.
Ing cfiiisesTtir the heavy losses in Imby
poults and tliat turkeyscan lie raised
In brooders and hatched lii incubators
. ore., co.nipnni lively, jiew developments.
J-fn-tliG. .tuidiey’.altu utloiL
4 1 ^ lliQ K -fQ i'_ h J m ^ -o -d o r u n r h T ^ ftr u lA 'w '
expect to order Mi'fl. 'SmdTs "!7jlease! i
An Mth. Snell was acquitted of a slay!
In? c h a w by a jury previous to her
being declared Insane; she can not be
ln,(
J? n
will go from
Crlmlnal ^AWS' and'
the hospital a free worn
G o w n s.
White, pink, peach.
All sizes,
the4serrnr^nptrg-tlie niftiest ■etecir
rive officer.. --
OUR SEMI-ANNUAL
r~: !
J^£ilues^to_.75j2.yiU 'd.__
CH ELSEA ,
County Picnic Will •
’ BASE BALL DOPE * L° CaI ^ r c h a n t At
Be Held Wednesday
i
Louis Meetim
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L ast Friday evening the Masons won
The Washtenaw County Farm, B u -I|^
from St^, Paul's team a t a score of
S * 1! * ^oprictor
reau-is-_sponsoring a county-widd picnic
July
Arbor,
been
Monday,
f
.
handle pUfi
__Misg-Hazel-41ovvsct’ of J ackson was b u reau ,^rH ^lub, members_an'd other grom. , ^ e Congregationals a t a score t t t t
farm
residents.
v
of
9-5.
,
! the guest of Miss Nadene Dancer,
R a ls tO T f^ S i CoU' o n i l T c l by H
Ihe program arranged for the day,
*pj,e following is the present stand*
’ I Monday.
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.
Six hundred dealers fri>ui
..
Mias Josephine Walker visited rela­ which includes events jfo r young and . jpg 0f e ac lro f the various team s!- '
Won
^
pc t
tives in Ann Arbor, Tuesday and Wed­ old, will open a t, 10:30 with a base ;Tewn
A rriving in St. I.oui.s
b all, tournament between. 4-H • du b , K(. of p .
2 * 0
1.000
nesday,
—
B m ng, the dealers
K
g
Mr. and Mr*, hex Richards sneilt teams of the county. Max Kalmbach ,
— o------ fcOOO 'g in u p a ^ - ton ,,..1
Thursday arid Friday in Grand Kanids of^ Lyndon township will be in charge j A q q p
triprthrough 4 he-cil v iJ p 1^
of'this, cpmpetitlon, the. .wlnnlfi,_._of..Qong1,0gftj{ona|{t_ j
gr : _ 7007
,3
33 ?eemg
ing
df/ ' *ollo\y.|
«««''
inff this
this trip
trin the^grouii
tK»
and Kalamazoo.
t»en w«n
Clyde Faber of Chelsea4s speeding which will be awarded a . suitable >,
TW" w e e k ^ w itlfW ^ brother,"" Le.wi£ p W '
.000 those who desired were "givon-ai^i ^
The Washtenaw County council of q ^ q
Faber, of . Parma, ---- -------"
0
2
.000 d d es in cubin planes provi,|0d
Mr, and Mrs. Reuben Lesser spent) 4-H clubs will operate a refreshm ent' (iames scheduled for the coming occasion
Sunday in Dexter, as guests of Mr. stand where ..soft drinks, ice cream, week are: Tonight—K. of P. vs; C. R .! 1° the afternoon the
coffee, candy and so forth will be sold.! , C:; F riday evening—Methodists vs. j entertained a t the base guests were j
and Mrs. August Lesser. L_ _.
Tueal)
eveni „ Congre- jwhen they witnessed a gainf
^ y M r. and Mrs. Heniy,:AhnemilJer and Rach family is expected to bring i t s :£;•
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>
daugh te r je f t Wednesday for a t rip own lunem-------- -gationals vs^-Catholics; and -ThuTSday-^6^ —¥h rk and-SL-Lou is:-A fR rrr"
>through northern Michigan. “ •
' — “^ B i c y c l e r a c e s ^ fo T f w 4 4 L u s s e s ^ b o y s evening—K. o f P. vs. St, Paul's.
igame they were entertained it !f9 i
I Mr. and Mrs,-Ray Carrol o_f_Little and girls under 14 years of age, a n d !
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Missouri Athletic-club-uiUiX
- Valley,4 ^ ,-Y ^arehguests .at the home those between -14- and -20, will open
for
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THURSDAY, J m . v ^
In Case of Roiip *
Should any of your iloek begin to
show syiuptoum of roup, no, timo
should be lost In stniiing- niensTt'rcs.
to prevent further spread. All lioiisefi,
pens, coops had runs 'should lie thor­
oughly cleaned and sprayed with a
strong solution of a good coal tar dip
nnd dlslnfoetnnti’ Droppings, litter arid
trash of every description should be
removed niid^lMirned. All unnecessary
equipment of every kind should he re.:
moved from liouee* and yards and
atored elsewhere,'
'4 . ''[. -
J l c a r h o r a j e ’s i , r a l e , „ m bt
5 Ji "
7
bo
bym> or-
iBBued at Lansing,
each was. levied' for call* between Slf
? £ ||U 7 '
for
Z
ntr.
'■/■■wtl' tor
^r f01, *lngle line*
| h t y m o re
We still have a sood assortment in aH sizes.
Lot No. 1, now l/4 off regular Price
Lot No. 2, At a much Greater Reduction
Consists of one or two suits of a pattern, nearly all sizes.
Hereto-
ban .Detroit,
m T m r but
J T a^ toll Hof1(,wer
man
io n«n<a
{ « muhlcipBUtiM.
at Reduced Prices
and
bUBlnofci t e l e p h o n e ^ i
& Wurster
Chelsem., Midii,.
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»uciiSDAY, JULY 11,1989
I■«—
«■'•rn—^'i-- --
lo cal it e m s
Mias Virginia Hummel is visiting
relatives
in D etroit this week.
« r ami Mrs. G. W. Cpe were In
„
Mr.
and
Mrs, .Will Schatz ar|d son
Miss
F
lti
II*
a
•
™
ngV
f
1
!.
Alice
Wg^lfe
visited
friends,
nifin City, lnd., S aturday oh a busim iss Liiu Slimmer is spending a in Parma over the Week-end.
VwoU
William spent la st Friday in Jackson.
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Mrs. WiR, Schatz and Mrs. Oscar
S iVa<:ai'-n
relatives
Mrs. J, F arrell spent' several* ’d ays'
s Agnes Young Is spending the in
m lecumsch and ioledo.
,of last week visiting relatives in Chi- Schneider^ spent Wednesday in Ann
i n Lansing in th e in terest of 4*H
wee
Arbor.
.
, B p m on July 1, 192“), to Mr. and catfQ*
. '
d « ^ - - ^ ^ 4 j illgu^of^Aim^A^H>iv :a , .R oMr.iL-Risen „o f.D e tro ifc-returned, ^jQ rfin 4 iu rg ea^,.9 iIiiitt]iu C i^^ iM iL i^
" Kamova.
Mrs. home Sunday -after j v e r a l d a y s^ v liit the week-end w ith Mr. and Mrs, Geo.
^ her cousin, Miss Helen B axter over
ilu g e_ w as fermerly^Miss MariG^Fo^vW,th his coukinsr Walter and H. G. Hafley and family. the week-end.guson of Chelsea. —^
j Gage.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hafley, Mr.
Mr ami Mrs. Jam es Munro and Miss
and
Mrs. Geo. Hailey and family spent
See Hossbach, Chelsea's star D itch- *•
H-_Fenn has had the'salesroom
Ruth Russell spent Sunday with
Sunday
at the Irish Hills.
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friends in Adrian.
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, •« , in action at the hi* * „ „ „ a t WilMr. and Mrs, Wm. G. Luick and j
Mr and Mrs. Dale Claire spent the kinson Park, Sunday. .Meadow T.nvk
Miss Oertrude Young of Ann A rbor daughters, Gr$ce and Ruth are spend-1 *
*«?k-end at the Claire cottage a t Inn of Jackson .ys.-’Chelsea - lndepend- spent Sunday ut the home o t h er sisin g the-week^at Cavanaugh Lake.--’ ■■-I
tltlrer-baher—
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M rsr'F T W : ‘MerReT
Mr. and^Mra. C. T. Aldri'ch.and son'
"Mi*, and Mrs. Eugene BUrtell were sp en d . Sunday in Plymouth. Ut the
home of Mr. and Mrs. John K’oot.
toJonCH vilioSundw to^viBlt J” o to m iL M»** and Mrs. Lester Winans visited
ther^ M rs
V1Slt her ^ f r i e n d ^ ^ ^
<! I Mrs. E. S. Scroggins^o^C hicagois
][ speeding this month at the home of
her sister,.M rs. Ed. Grabili.
Mrs, Bertha Steiner and son, Ed­
ward, . will leave Thursday for a vaca*
', ..tion in-nortHfern Michigan.
■»[ M rsylilark I.owry -is spending this
week ln~Ann Arbor at the home of her!
daughter, Mrs. William Degen.
Miss Betty Marie Seitz is spending
this jvjgek in Ypsilanti at the home of
Mr. and M rs/C h arles H artm an.
Mr. and Mrs—Ernest Musson of
Howell were callers at th e'h o m e of
Leah Sphanr a rid ' Richard Edward^
spent the week-end in GfandTtapids.
_M rs; George _Ingram of Detroit
spent several days of the past week
as the guest o f'M rs. Liim Whitaker.
-J a y -T u ttle and ion,-Will-Sehatz”and
Mr. McKibben attended a ' double
Regular $1.00 -Value at 59c, wh7te~ they' lasti— ~~
header b a irg a m e ,in Detroit on Moh:
.J
day.
H erbert.,Lane was 'a~ guest a t the
Sauce Pans:, Red, Blue,and Green .Enamel and 3 cakes
home of his brother, Dr. C, C. Lane
-|%ke White-Soap, Regular-price 35c— AEt-EOft 25c.
and family la st week Wednesday
night.
- Mrs, Adolph" Eisen and- daughter
Elizabeth,1 of Detroit, spent Thursday
tiT. ^I^^pound
of
UK-X-LD
Tea
andi note hW~mucK“
i* *" • —Elvh<a
ciark-ViseljSunday.
.
i t * ■ i * _i.
_j
,
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.
^ — - •• '■ • •• • ' y '
^ TT 1
(>
.
Miss
Josephine'
Bagmann
o
f
Hudson
a
t the home of h er father, .J. G. Wackbetter this high grade-tea is, and 'it costs-no more than^a=
]
is-the
guest
ofMiss
Gertrude
Hindeenhut... ,
t/ ~~- ' ... - u■ ■
clieaper grade; It will not turn red iiUhe cup. 1-2 lb. 35c'.
; tang at'C avanaugh- Lake- this week. __ Mrs,r-Aaron Gorton of Ann Arbor
j 'M rs, Edwin G aunt and children of was a guest-M onday at the home of
♦ IM roit.. are, ^pending this-rweek^at-the: h er brother,-: W m .iji^ Fahrneiv and
Home of her mother. Mrs. Homer Ive
i & 7 : ^ z r ..: r :
—Ma^ —E ila-^Buetler and daughter,
Miss Lucille-W olfe of-G rass Lake
Miss Anna, visited relatives in Jack- i is spending this week at the home of
soil and Grass Lake Thursday and Fri- Jher gram iparents, Mr, and Mrs. Harry
day.
. 4
.Serviss.
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a sack of th is .famous flour and secure
twelve
Mrs.
Jam
es
Runciman
spent-several
-Mr,
and
Mrsi-Hehry-iThiexunaiuand
“Hetty CroekeT^ceiptsrfree,
days of the. past week in Jackson at family of Columbus, Ohio^are guests
the home of her. daughter,.M rsi Oscar of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Mijlei\
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Chandler.
- Mr. and Mrs.-Leroy-Hall of D etroit
Mrs, W illetta "Richards left Monday,
were w eek-end'guests at the' hqme of night for-B ay View where she will
M rs., H all’s parents, Mr. and Mrsr spend- the rem ainder of the summer, at
Charles Mohrlock.
h er home there.
Mr. and Mrs. S. E . Bogms
r. and Mrs. James- P. Hathawayfamily of Hudson spent Sunday with of Williamston spent Sunday at the
Mr. and Mrs.^A. G. Hindelang a t'th e ir home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
CayanaughLake-home.
C harles-H athaw ay Sunday- t—M-r. and M-rsT-Lawrence-Jr^Lovey-effr?nn'^-thi:ee"'weekV~v!sit7witir,r e n r Ann Arbor are spending their vaca
^ivon in S t....Charles
s a n tM l rBiZ
H en ry M ohr]nek
Crppnvilio ann uetroit.
M rs-Leonard-Bakei!iand^nieee,-=Miss-_ UDtW tm iissT H e big-gniiku at-W-i 1kin.son-Park nextrSunday. T>Yeartow~l7trrk~
honia, are guests, of the former’^ par- Inn, .of Jaek-son, vs. Chelsea Indispendents.
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—Adv.
-entsrM»v-anci: Mrs. J. J. B^reis.
MT J. Baxter aiid
Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Ambrose and
Mr. and Mrs. M.
daughter,
.Pauline,- of Fremonti-Ohio,
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daughters attended the Baxter fam ily
...for-youx sjjmmeryacatiwj^onJ.heJ'amQ.us^^^
w re-g u ests-o v er the-week-end-at^th"d-reunion-whieh--was-held-in-Argehtine=^
Tlie- premiei’- -\va.vc-^iL,spimL idimne of Mr. and Mrs. H enry^eyfried. the Fourth of July^
Matt Swickerath;has a force of car*, -Mr. and Mrs;- A, Cl. Clark.-..enter.1-■
winding-gives amice natural wave. -This is-an-European
pouters
'at work on amew cottage'that' tained Mr. and Mrsi-'JaTnes McCarthy
, method invented in Austria. Prices range from. $6.50 t(J
heis
building-oil
the Crooked-Lake. and children .at-th e-C ln ik cnttage at-i
waves:' -R a in -—i
Lake, Sunday,
Lwatei-,shamp.oo-andJinger_\vavo included. Guaroftt-god net--] -Mrs. A rthur. Schulte and daughters, Lung
'M r ; and Mrs. Kent Walworth and
to discolor or -yellow:white hairr^ihietis^il^'ea-tm'entsLTQr^ -Helen -and-ELizabeth, and son, Gerald, son and Mrs. F.. Grover left Tuesday"
fl-,luh’iiff anrl-failing- Vmhv Mnvepls 50 CCUtS; E vem ilgS-hy.
t wo -w eek’s trip^to^Mairve^and^
geth-Wednesday.: fotMi-weck’r. visife
appointment. Phone 336.
■:*,
-at the home of Mr. and M rs^ E . J: through northern Canada.
' M r. ~and"MrsV - 0T W
Weber.
—
— MrfTind Mrs. Stanley Nitokki and Thursday in Fitehburg“in attendance
children of D etroit and Mr. and Mrs. a t the Keeler reupion held at the home
Frank Etinne,.-and-family of Jaekson of-Mr. -and Mrs. Be rt Grow.
were week-end guests at the-home of
William H. Schatz retuincd to his
Mr. and -M rs rr J . Er-Burg
Hvork'with the-11 rawn^an'd "Wtlliamson
Dr. F. M. Teeple of Norristown, Pa., Tobacco Co. After spending a IQ-davs’
and Mrs. Burton Teeple of Napoleon vacation with his, parents.
- The-Misses.Margaret-and-Lena-Milsummer home .of Mr. and Mrs. Jl. J. ler and Mrs. A. L. Steger are spendis week a t Cavanaugh~Tntke~as
rCtaire at Gramt” Rtver Lake.
gu ests of Mrs. J. s. Cummings.
:M E ~ lm ^M rarR 'rK '=^ iM ly ^ ^
tertained as their guests this week
Miss Helene Stelnbachrof’Lakewood,
r
t
I
M
f
T
M mill'd Mrs. F ran k Jolly of Bloom­ Ohio, and Miss Charlotte Steinbach of
field Hills, Mr. and Mrs. William W el Is Dexter were guests_ Friday a t the
of Chicago, Miss Ruth Moshdr of tDe- home" of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Storms.
troit and Miss Jean Little of Saginaw.
Carlton Hafley is spending this
___ _ T H E A T R
William Davidson spenjt the week- week a£ Lansing with th e 4-H .clubs,
/ - ■ ---------t f ' i / f i
end^in M_ason at the home of M r.'and as he was champion of Washtenaw.
M l^ E H S lrortKLFIetpiefv'"MY'Sv-DayTdson, WHcrlfas been spendftjg^heTija^fe w o rk ._ .
week there, returned home w ith him. ' Miss.Gmogene Brown of Lima was
;o.. the_Chelsea _Eiivate. hos­
—Mr.,
and Mrs...-ilobert—La:
-SH0WS:A.T TI30 A^DiL-Pr^r
ers. A m m aTnf M arcia;-G eurge pital
joen takm g-m ediTaiwrcncq and Stdnlff.
.
........................
troit, were entertained Sunday a t t he 'cal treatm ent.
. SATURDAY, JULY 13
home o f^ H ^ an d M rs—LrzBr Lawrencer -Mr. and-M rsr
■ M r.„and .M rs. Otto .Goebell and children, Mr. and Mrs. Max Kelly and
daughter, Patricia, ami E arnest Paul children and Dave and H enrietta Kelly
of Lansing were guests a t the home a.ll of D etroit visited at. the John Kelly
‘in th e t h r i l l i n g d r a m a - o 'f a lo n e m a n 's f ig h t a g a i n s t a w h o le
of'M r. and Mrs. Wilbur Van Ripef, home Sunday.
__ to w n f u l l o f d e s p e r a d o e s — a p i c t u r e t h a t w ill- k e e p y o u o n
(Friday.— Miss Virginia Van "Riper
Mr. and Mrs. 'George ICoengetei;r|"
th e e d g e of your s e a t a s y o u t h r i l l to i t s s w i f t h a p _ p e n in g s -—
accompanied th^m home “fo r an an- Mr. and Mrs,.Clarence Koengeter and
daughter Arline were Sunday guests
!
tended visit.
5)
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Steele and a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. John.
daughters4 of D etroit Were week-end Eschelbach, Ann Arbor.
guests of4Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hummel,
Mr. and' Mrs. Henry Luick, grand­
W i t h ANN CHRISTY. ■
all motoring to M anchester Sunday, d au g h ter Grace and Anna- Geddes p f
where they visited a t the home of Ed- Chelsea returned home Monday a fte r­
Smitty Comedy—“CAMPING 0UTv '
noon from New Faris, 'Indiana, where
Wtird Uphaus.
they-spent-the-week-end.
zzMv. and M rs,;H . R. SchoenhaiSTaty
:.------ ' •
— ■StJNDA-Yi-JULY 14
tentied the Schpenhals reunion which ■Miss Alma. Broesamle of Munith,
was-“he}(f-Tlmr8day--ate-Grooked-LakO' -Hai' r.y..Jonea...oUackson,, and. Mr,„ and
near Howell. About 40 were in at- Mrs. S. R. Jones of Michigan Center
tendencc. 4Mr. Schoenhals w as. elect­ Were guests a t the home - o f -Mi’. and
Mrs. Ed. Scripter the Fourth of July.
With Charles-Morton, Leila Ilyaims.
ed president for the coming year,
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Bailey o P T o rt
Mrs. Elhi .B urkhart and daughter^
lafe
and-adventufie
on
top
of
the
world!
A
.womanj^wit
Richey,
Florida and Mr. and Mrs;
I*... 11 .
m
- ,
Miss FlorH,iWhb’' have been residing
George
Satterthwait©
and fam ilyw oro
crew.
in Chelsea T of several' mohlH^ wili
entertained
a
t
a
6
o’clock
dinner Tues­
The thrilling love drama of a reckless adventurer andean
return this week to their home a t
day
a
t
thie'
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs. Leon'
unforgettable girr’iii a forgotten.
North Lake, Mr. aftd Mrs. Claude
Chapman.
-am khM i--oLC M cagQ „-i^
-4^ r r ^ a n d " ;M r s r “-W«lterrdHarperr-and.
arrive Saturday fo r a., week’s visit'
daughters spent Thursday and Friday'
with , mother and sister.
irrlJu rn ip s a t th e home of Mrs. Har­
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, JULY 17-18
Mr. and Mrs. E arl Lowry, and family per’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Mi Gor­
of Ann Arbor entertained a t their cot-' don. Mr. and” Mrs. Gordon returned
tage a t North Lake, Sunday, Mr. and home with them fo r an extended visit.
Mrs.* Lewis Stocking ajid son, Mr. and
Holmes Ellis, son of Mrs. Howard
Mrs. William; Stocking of Detroit, Mr. .Elba.-.ofJkand..Rapid3JGs attending..^
------ UI .
camp "at^Rome "Cityrlft4lan«i for ir
5 RY
S ta k in g of - D etroit, M r-. and -Mrs. week’s prelim inary training before
William Degen of A nn.A rbor, Mrs. leaving to attend the International
Mark Lowry a n d . MISS TJTIa F ree r of Boy Scout conference which will be
W i t h Ernest Torrence and Mary Nolan.
Chelsea.
.
held in England, Ju ly 31 to A ugust 18.
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Grieb enter­ He is a nephew of Howard Hplmes of
Jiei’ce"hates, fiery dove, sweep, across
tained Sunday" a t ^ family p a rty in this place.
>dA^ e/ ’t with John Gilbert div his
honor of Mr .and Mrs. Alton Trlnkle
MIbs Alma Pierce of Chelsea, Mr.
A girl, alone with two men, where the Ifl^t vebtigev
of Dayton, Ohio, the, guests including and Mrs. H arry Prudden of Sylvan,
fation drop off, and primitive passions
A
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Trlnkle and fam ily Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Pierce and Mr,
jars in diamonds—-with a death of thirst stating tfrem m
of Manchester, Mr. and Mrs. W alter and Mrs. Herman Pierce of Lima were
Trlnkle and fam ily and Mr. and Mi’s. in Ann A rb o r, Saturday aftemoony
the face I
Clarence Trlnkle and children of Lima, whore they attended the funeral serv­
See this newer-—greater—Gilbert I The Yeiir’s Romantic
Mn and Mr& W ilbur Trlnkto <5f I)ox* ices of Howard Helbeiv who died
ter arid Mr, ftfld Mrs. Clyde L asstett of Thursday of injuries he received in an
S e n s a tio n 1
Sylvan,
automobile accident.
FANCY SHOPPING
BASKETS
■ if r
Having taken the agency for Chevrolet motor cars
4n^his vicihity, we^wish^QaniTOun^^hat ever possible
automobiles, and we solicit the patronage of new friends
at our salesroom and service station on North Main St.
, y s ...
An earnest effort will be made |o so take care of
our customers that we will merit a continuation of their
patronage. -
-
K
; _
Chevrolet Sales
“KITCHEN TESTED’’
HAROLD SPAULDING, Proprietor
YERA- RICHARDS’ BEAUTY SHOPPE
?
O v
Hoot Gibson
—
You GetAlLThisr
1.
-A genuine Haag-built all-metal washer of highest
, quality throughout.
2. A machine of outstanding beauty; one which will
. .-Outperform many washers costing-much more.
A-Speedl safety and^tfor^>ughness-in washing.
4. Durability and dependability. The Haag Eighty will
give excellent service for many, many years.
g^fueeconomy^Compare theprice-and^value-with
#ii«*
‘------Then decide.
j y
y
the Monej^Shat You
Have Ever Seen.
j
85c per gal.
HARVESTING
Witt-soon be here. Try a new McCormick-DeeringMnder
and do that job up quick. We-fwve your size, give us a trial..
“THE FXRCALL”-—
“DESERT
y
W a s h e r -^ o f-
BOYER-FLY SPRAY
*»ronounc4dHa[^ __
“THE LARIAT KID
John
The
BINDER TWINEj&l...:
.A.......
*'*4*
1 >>.
..
We have McCormick-Deeftiig*, Maple Leaf ana prison Twine at the
lowest possible prices
Granted Harvester Machine Oil
Cleaner’s Naphtha, 35c per gal.; 3 for $1.
• ,
'VL'" ...."" . ",
4' ' ....' ;■ ■— ■ •
.3 gal> Naphtha or Gasoline can ....... 75c
70c pergal.
25 pe,r cent off on.alLTrellis. ThiajnakeKS
” the price of opr sales leader, The Star.
m
-5-gal. Naph^.oi;-Gasoline-caii-«ftfflv ^ ^ 5 ^ ™ ^ P ei^ y o it-8 tev e Wicks, 30c ea., 3 for 85c
W . M erkel
B. P. S. Paints and
Varnishes
PHONE 91
Automobile and
Tractor Oil
)
REPORT O F,T H E CONDITION OF
A d i k in g trip flcaund the,«world
N O T T E N R O A D
bus. been beguir by Clare Wiedmaler,
%
T h e K e m p f C o m m e r c ia l a n d S a v in g s J B a n k
v 19 years old, of ,Bluterville
, , . Spring*,
.. Mr. Nmd Mrs. Wm. Brosemale and
i
$ u e arlth ac a , who started recent y from chilj ron.. sp en t. Sunday with Mr. and A t ChelseaLMichigan, atf the close o f business Junjs 29, 1929, M ca||e . ' ^
At Chelsea, Michigan,, a t the close of business June ”2‘J, 1929, us called foi
& kis home on the first lap of his long ,
Roland Kothe of Manchester*
by the Commissioner of the Banking Department,ror
by the Commissioner o f the Banking Department.
$ U a P P e n l l t S S
$ Jourfcoy, He has hud experience in
Mr, an d Mrs. Geo. Heydlauf? and
■ :
'“$esources~ ‘
_ ' ' "Commercial
Savings
i W v w w w l w w v w w a w w w j S hiking, having wlfen only 17 years old, family and Mr, and Mr& W alter
Resources
Commercial
Savings
Loans and Deposits . , , . .........................$295,162.80
Loans and Discounts ..
.................... $249,111.84
completed a trip, on foot H.?r0HB
None
! Kalmbach and son, Junior, visited Items. In transit
,
1,395.00 ■
4«4»44«f| 4
items in Transit . . . . . .
8,302.25
A small 200 will be established in ■continent without mishap. <Tho'year
j theic,aunU.,Mrtt. Siman .pii.kenaon o f
■Totals ..'.■ .i»...' . ji*' . , $ 2 0 0 , 5 5 7 . 8 0
'Secured rhy-GoRa tw ol—1w ,
tire rear o f the new University of befor^'he made his tlrkt venture, nn a
pedestrian,
t
r
a
v
e
l
i
n
g
'Butler, Mich, Sunday.
Real E state M ortgages , . ,
.ttt*2 5 7 ;4 !M 9^tl6j5W 2i"$343,923.^0 Michigan Museum.^Dr. Alexander G ,long-distance
Totals "............
‘......
1288,733.00 g i i S S
—
••
-■ ■ ' Wiod wafer ■ Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Barth-of-Dfifll^., Bonds and Securities, viz,;
..$ 29,719.09 $190,345.69 $226,005.38 fiuthven, director of the museum, an* through New York- Stale.
Heal Estate Mortgages
a. Municipal Bonus in Office *t l | M t I M
■89,041.75
'Bonds and Securities, vI zb
.
. — iiouuml at Ann Arbor. The zoo In will walk to Sau Francisco whore he born visited Mr, and Mrs. Oscar Kulnt*
e
Other Bonds
I «l • M l I i M
277,800.04
bach
Sunday.
$ 8,700.00
a Municipal bonds in Office . . . . . . . , . ,
tho center of a $mail park between will board a steamer for. Australia,
Totals
M
>
•
M
«
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Chas.
Itfemenschneider
150,212.00
e Other bonds .. .......................................
tho., two wings of the museum, was LTojn there he will-go to Asia and on
$317,24.1.70 $ ^ 7 ^ .
Reserves, viz.:
$ 168,912.60 $ 168,912.50_ made possible through a gift from an - hi# trlp through- Eur'ui'ii-WiU-y MtA j
jmd_ Mrs, Adam Kalmbach “ Duer from Federal Reserve^lfimk-TTr. r. $
T otals
• .. '.I , 1. ' 1
T-r- 18;23(L0T$ 10,000.00
^
anonymous donor. "We already have countries,
Sunday,
Reserve*, viz.:
. ..
Cash und Due from. Banks In Reserve
a finevfanyiljrlirrT-acoons; and a group |------- ------------- ------------------— — A— M<>yd— Hoydi
Tnr^ronT~^tf»iiTL tte s m 'e B airtcA y rrrr
Htes #ri <« • *
24,048,32----- 9f|g7708~^
from banks in Reserve *
"Ut-Sr-Bonds and-Gertifteates O fTndebK
uLLsMnk8^9^plFceT7i^ 4 h a z < m ^ 5 r 4 ^ ^ o i t a l n T o F ^ f tte (twned—ftirimrfS | T)l.
_ M ...
; r ,. ,
edness currieti^as legal reserve in
Huthven said. -“We also plan' to have will be established by thb new board - m rs’
N ouen visited
Cities
“dSrKHhOOExchanges from Clearing House
•Mrs, Ingrum of Detroit and Mrs.
2,371.01
other unlmuls
edness carried as legal reserve 1R
board's
first
meeting
held
in
Lansing
‘ i r
Totalsi n #4 =44,049.94 $“ 87,287.W$13L987^‘
Savings—Dept. - Only" ......................
recently, The meeting was called for Henry_ Glazier und childretv—of—Ann
is
Arbor
are
visiting
a
fe
w
d
a
y
s
with
Combined
Accounts,
viz,.
^
•Exchange's from (fiearingH ouse ■..
Section men of the Detroit, Toledo the^purpose of organising, and no
•Overdrafts ...................... ...................... < M • I I t t « I I |«
i\lrsH7ena Whitaker: . , ' .
' ;$
and
Ironton railroad, formerly owned formal notion wus tyken, excopt to
-(^nnU ned -Accounts,; viz. ;------ :-----—
—
Bunking House ...., ,v.
». » » •» 4 f t t
i .* • 4 * * » « • • « f « t * • « » ,
Mrs.
Fred
W.
Norton
visited
friends
*•11
14,000.00.
Overdrafts ........................................................................................
$
42(L02 by ■■Henry Ford, Detroit automobile elect ’William B. Mttyo,. chle.f engineer in Manchester.
Furniture and Fixtures I < « M t I ; 4 4 » • 4 • • » < »
^ J 1 m Fi , ^
; __ \
6>500i00
Banking H ouse . , . . . . . . . ...........
....
.
10,000,00 majuifacttirei:, havo: beep given notice ; of the Ford Motor company, chairman. —.Mrs/ Lena W hitaker, M is.H ngram Stock of F ederal Bunk ;
4 • i < t * * l * **• • t f I I M • ( • M »t »| • »i
____
8,000.00
Furniture and Fixtures ........................................................... ..
900.00 that their w’ttgOH will be reduced 10 The proposal to construct landingf-DeD^it, and Mr. an<l -«VH!Sy Fred-W^ - . Total.
^*057^5"
Customeis—Homfer-Deposited^Witir Bankrforr8afckeepi,hg . . . — 17,860:00’ per c o n I h g to a‘ report re- , fietdsT at stule "oxpenso7~iTt7 sl'rategic
Stock of Federal Reserve Bank ■.......... ............:v.
.... . .
j.o o a o fr celvesi jit Monroe. T hls-iuling also locations resulted from a suggestion Notten attended the Jackson Centen­
-!
\
Liabilities
nial
1'aradc
the
Fourth.
—~
~
Capitul
Stock
Paid
T o ta l...................................... 7 — ......................................
ObOCK 1 HiU In
in <• • I M 4444 I t t I M t M M • II IV i | M , , (
(t CAAAAAA
$900,222.70 applies to construction workers on thn by Governor Fred AY. Oioen thut the
Mr. and Mrs. Elm er Neckstroch of Surplus
cuLoir._j>Hi.ween-Durblnr -MonFbe -com »'jboanl-take over the operation of LanI'P F u n d ......... ............................................................................ ®
r. _
Liabilities
New Knoxville, Ohio, spent several Undivided Profits, net » I 4 I • I ♦
ty. and Muiinta, Ohio. The road was , B*nK'B airport, which Ison scute prop•.: . 32,509i59
days with Ticv, and Mrs. Fred Ross, Dividends. Unpaid
C ap ital Stock I’aill In . . . . . .
(j
$60,00(100,
.q.
♦*«*• • • r r r r r r
a***:
i
ecoiitly-aequlred
by^arr
unnamed
pur... 5,050.00
•
.
’
.
***\T
'
■
“.HrtrphreHtmii—t—. —tttt . tv r
■ ■40,000.00
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Albrecht of Commercial Deposits, viz, :
chaBer,
one
report
being
fliat
tln
r
p
i/ndivided Profits, net . . . . . . . . . . . .......... ..
39,324.34
Cincinatti, Ohiqjr enroute to theiivsum­
Commercial Deposits Subject-4o-Gheck~
...$286,9frL48.-------------Making a jaddor of himself, Mayor mer honre in northern Michigan,rviHit- ^. Certified
- 5,720.09 -Penn8yl\Minla-rallro«d hsd- bought the
liividehds'''U.hpaid^.-..^.:......:..'.:.......::.. . .
Checks
’. , . , . . . . . . . . . , . . . , I • 444. 4 444 •
1.00
line;
John. ft. Rudemaker, of Manistee, .mil. od Rev. and Mrs; Fred-Ross Monday.
i' mmercial Deposits, viz.:
Cashier's Checks
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 « 4 4-4 4 » »'4 •
106;00
i Commercial nepdsits Subject to Cheek“ 7“
,.$229,it5L57
llonalre flnancietv rescued Eat her-Der, ■. , . . . . . . .
15,000.00 :
Mr. and M m . John Kalmbach and State Money on Deposit . . . .
. Certified Checks . . . .. ., ............ •
24700
An. appropriation of $38,760 , for czenskl, 12 years oliL fiom l^ike Mich* Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd,Kalmbach' of New
Totals
A
.
,7
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
4 I 4I I
-■ .Cashier's- -.Checks ................ ..
.
.
$252,128.48
'1252,128748
_ ..____ 503,24
-Mackinac Island s titte y u rk, made hy^lgan. The little ■girl—LeH -tH-onv the
_York—-visited Miss Rieka Kalmbach Sayings Deposits, viz.:
...
State Money on Deposit . . . t
...;,
.. 10,000.00
was- clinging
clinging,“fo
to ' the
the legislature two years ago, was bTewkwater and ■was
13,458.84
-r-7Kme Tonrnrerenal Certificates- of“rDeposit
Sunday.
Book Accounts—Subject, to Savings By-Laws
. $622,010.25
saved .-foi^ -future-:u»e.--.at-..'-a■special edge of, the wall calling for ludp when
Certificates of D eposit-Subject to Savings_By-Laws 46,263.13
8253.997.05 meeting.;of tlptb-Dtlmlulstratlve boardTotal ....................................................... ..
mayor---and —MrsZ^itaduniaktit'-TotaLp-r:
r r r i -ri »
» » V“
=.. .:,~ r r ;v iVfT7$008i2O3;88 $008)2C38 •'
at Lansing,' Tli,eL_ board Tinado --thiLLwiised.. The mayor crawlod
Savings.-Deposit^ A’iz,
" 7~ 77 ‘7 ~ • r 77U7
"— ' _ _ '
F
R
A
N
C
IS
C
O
BillsT-Payublo______
______
ut-M-i-4. M.4'4 4- •
None •
B o o g iA c c o u r iu b je c ’t.'To -Saving.C B yJnw * . . . .8433,373.00
nipneyC,
IfivmlH Sold Subject to Repurehaso ... n * 4 4'» 4 » »•
■ ^ t’^itincatcs ol .L>epi)S5t” Subjoct to Saving!? By-Laws"'“50,"4SOTfitF
Nonemu! and buI Id Ings. Al1 a'pproprlalions feet into the ’wajerrso ili.tlo Esther
Mrs. Lulu Thelen und children ov
Total
’
..Totalii
-=41^)57,95116
•jJ433,8.3Qifl2- ^«(i-t4ie-l-9^tegie}atin'e7-w-iHeh-}nmrnot could, crawi im hlH-ba(‘k to safety - He
Lima
wore
here,
to
spend
a
day
with
‘votes'and Hills Kediscounted
-..None: been made available befor.e' JUly 1, 4fien took her home.
Sfale
of~Michigan,,County
of
W
ashtenaw,,ss,
Mrs. Martha Keeler last week.
(dlls Payabh
---- . No lie -nut.oniiiti(;iilly reyiu't. 4a-4 1te-- -gene ralI, lV~G7"Schaiblei President of the above named ballkv'do^lolriiinfy^
"Guests the..past week at the Frey
Bonds Sold’Subject to Ifepitrcljase
None fund as a new . f|seal_year begins
^ A_.60jGent bet.eust_ Kreii vv^tiasklnv -honTCwere Harry Miller and family of swear, that the above-statem ent is true to the best of mv knowledge and
Customers' Bonds Deposited with Bifnk for. Safekeeping
$ 17,350,00 July.L_________ ■■ ■ ■■■■■'
28,. of Pontlac.-ljls llfi>7 -tfctwtttng—to- Toledo, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bailey.and belief-and-correctly represents-theA rue state of- the severai-mntters th^Tein
:Total 7. . . . . . . . . . . ... .77. : . , . . .. i ........ .. . , . . .'77 . . .
: $900,222.70
police,
Gaskins whs iishifig with Mrs. A rthur Credit and children of containedr-as-shown hy the books-of the bank.
Does—a--partridge swim? Yes, in- Clyde. Weldeman. iu Morgan liivko. Ho .Jackson, aiuLSheldon H. Frey and
State of Michi gan,-County, of Washtenaw, ss.-'
- .
____ ■
_P. G. SCHAIBLE. Presidentti:
1,'John L._ Fletcher, Vice-President of. the above-named bank do solemn deed,.-says John :O. Briggs,, conserva­ wage red .Weld eWiurri h ctmts- lie eiiuhT family’ of Detrolt.._
.
. - ___
■Subjjcribed Und sworn to before m e th is 3rd day of J uly, l!)2fL
swear, that tlm abeve- statement-^is-true to- the best of-nvjHtnowledge anr- tion-officer-«) Clur.e.— Several days hit a cork bobber wliii the .22 rifie be
Several
from
this
'locality-were
in
John B, Cole, N otary Public.
relief and correctly represents the ■•••true stute of the several m atters 'thereit- -ugo--BrIggs—f] ushe<i a—young grouse -had—with h im .. He stood uji to aim
Jackson tho .Fourth- to- attend the big
” -M y commission expires AuguM-22,1931f=^‘
contained, as-shown by the books-of-the bank.
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whfclriit in a small pool a rod "sqTraTe, but—lost-hlH—bahrnce when lie fired. celebration. The parade is reported
Correct Attest/-";'
JOHN L. FLETCHER, Vice. President. '
‘It swam to sliore like a duck, shook The boat overturned. Woldeman chine
TIA L 'Kalmbach'; been—«—m ont intdres ti-hg—.Subscribed and -sworn to before in e ■t h is-5t h-day-of-J ul-yy-192th
■.i).self-:off-^aa<i'-rnn -lnto -th e- grass -amD^torthe boaL-until-rescued but Ciuskins-MerkelDireetors_C7M.-May?j r ,^N^faryH5bnc7
-Balmerfriends
•tTT-' iMi,lwy. ihg—expHi'lHnnw.*1
■wereGruss Lake" ...IlvUend the
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Correct A ttest:
'H u n y big broods of. young blrds^ are
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graYe.servlc.eif.otv.M
rs7sh'rah..M.=Ilorn.__ Andros Guide
-lound 1n- t lie- a rea-surro»ndinTif~ Harrf.
Luther"~morehanta closed-—thetn- - i n ^ b t H n n i.fo r irmny^yuimr-Hvbfl
:1v<>v4s—Vogtd
-::=l>irectors=son, the conservation officer revealed. stores .receritly. to give aid..In..fighting Franeisco -befercHgoingL'toAtirkson Itt
__;I)avi<l E. ite.iiHi
a ,fire endangering the business sec live.__________ '_____________ ____
fton, As many as 16..11res were .caused
i)f—Ypslriftci—wlndHtnrmr-odnin'iTrAlbfn7 __ ,at”________
orie time___
by_____
Hfmrijs—OarrietE-frapir
____ InirtispenFtheFoii rtlFfiereT iilirtlm
southw pl, receptly.’ swept...acrossAhu7 th e JiQme.-Qf-Jtoger . Falcbanks.—whleh- i‘etuilnrthey. were acconqmmeirtiyAYF
western hal_f_pf_.1nuwea county, near was destroyed, and from the home a noLd JiiLLLe=Avho---itu<I spoilt ten daysAdrian, ..and loft—in- its path wreck oil -Clyde Stieeleiy fa t her -of o iglifcU tr \vRh his ifriindpim-nts',' and Henry
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p.imuoa barns,= uprooted HreOs
(jlreiiV-Whlob was damaged. Tivefifmr reinained'forTTAdalt;—
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wreckaae-bloekeil h i g h w a y s
fire truck wan brought from Baldwin- -—Mrer-NIna-tlohmi cantul-oTtWuju.dKgTT
street*.— St-rlkJng thw eastern" balf-ef ' to"uld-in pxH:rs:ui:dilT "Tlli^btuZo, •'
friends Monday.
-J-Ue—village—of Medina,—It—rlppedIncrease of 13,848,169 in weight Franctsco is serimiMy
the loss being
re ceipts froni J u n - l td
-fthr xcm
coir FfAfrclG
1929,.over figures- for the same perlo*i
were home for the Fourth.
Two m en,- convicted of catching 16 last—year,—was atmounqed—by—thrThe unnuui school meet!ng wairiioid
rout- on -a closed stream, most of secrotary of stateuaU^ansIng. The ln- Monduy^evening,
“* —
which were loss than the legal length; "Creuse in loglstored motor vehicles is _Mrs.A'',tta ll. Froy was-ln-Jackson
.were 'given an—unique
sentence
by
The- report
staled
that T$19.
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•Saturday on business^
Justice—'Wesley B—Goeey a t—Honor,—-MTAOSAias b«jen received- during the
After-fl neH=and^osrt=ofzt|f9.each_had^A)J:8l—sDf^montha^of- 1929 to—compare
-L»rtcs>4er Sound
hoen imposed, the offenders were giv-yWlth $17,128,984- Ia8t year. There are
-Ln
'n_the aliernatlve or a non d i runt P a y s '" L2 9^661 autosTeglsteretL
S t or<LTy o ui7~ M e n t-7 s h o p p iB p ^ -h ^ < .
rlturcu * V W ail n- I ■ .
7 ; ' , ' ti ^------- . I WIWc..h' North | lm„n „„rt Cool.ftirn
l«y for tl.B S»m0 period, T K o y .eb o n ..... *P»lfMUo» Wank, for ticket,, to
,„ e
,.„n of thV Norfh
guarantee fresh M^ats at alFtimes^
— j UhjveiBlty— of MJehigan— foot— bttH- west .'..passage timh is imvifrnhie every
Steakr Porterhouse,
T-:Bone_
Ste'nks'iTTKl"i
A lin
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J . - 4.
A ~'
__ „game8_dt Ann Arbor-thla Fall wlll-bf- year,
others,
Excellentr ctits;—^Thick
and
juicy.
Hazel Bonzeiaar.-4-year old daugh- | placed"Jn_iliij_mails-AugUHt S. to alum
POT ! L T R ¥ = ^ ’essed- and ready for MseTA^ClvickuTTg^
-er of Harry Bonzolaar, of' East Sau- , nl. and thoso'on life athletic assocla
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Geese, Ducks and others.
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,;Vlu(:k,' iH deu"(i p rb u rn s received in a ft°n mailing list, according to Harry
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O
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S
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Lamb
Chops
and
Pork
Chops.
First^cuts^^;
Tusoltne explosion. • Her father was |*Tniot«Qn, business manager of the
Targe sizes.
•'
iillng the" tank of a machine AvlTh athletic nssoolntlon,
Anyone may
utsollne, while the fiotoir was r u n - , have application blanks mailed- to
ling. The gasoline exploded and Bon- ihem by a request to the athletic
O r K O N J O U - I
Tt-ja iu Uvre
"cangiTom-a—window , association^-^
- - i T“"A'
— I
ind struck the chihl, who instantly^j --;— ----- ~
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Phone 41
Chelsea, Mich. '
\ ;ik enveloped iiTTIiinioR,
i .Tohii Berytenderp, wife aiuJ twoohllF O U N D
H E A L T H "
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I dren. residing at 1207 Noi'thJBurdick
—Etmer—(ters.tiifMv-l^-year'olcL son of #troet, , Kalamazoo, - oscaped-iieath1by
>— M ^ i A I N ST.'
VIr. a fid Mis.: Nicholas Gerstner, of , Juiiiplng fiohi their atallftd alllohioblh
vienomlneo, was drowned while bis . when they saw the .westbound Michi Lady .. Relates Splendid Exiieriemi
,WRh This New .And Differriit^
-<■omptfflhrtn—J.oso Woznick.~13r~swam j gun Central ti'ain~ivpproa chi ng. Rory
Medicine.3
i.o safely when their raft upset n short | tmulerp saw the train utter bis cav
ll.-Uance from a dock on -the shore^ stalled on .the tracks. The car. Was
here. Jack M Tznick,-10, who pulled ^demolished .and was carried for a con:ia_ hrorimv—to—t ]n»-do6kT—saldAKimeH-^1^ 1111^® -*^a^Wl(JW~by-t')ie--h‘a1n
Twain to' wTtTiTiT'fi'vo feet ■of tho dock
hufore lie-sank- .. ........■-..~A=r- — — Ued-ciolhflB sluAvad-pulled ^over hor
head caused the doath by suffocation
James Ryan, of .Manistee, 24 years <>f flvomionths-old Betsy Atm Booth,
IdT'escupod j *4' there by"imHcrewlng | daughter of'Tlionias W. Booth, at 3206
Hie mils from ihe^bolts to the County i Plngroo avenue, Detroit, The child's
lull door. Ho curried the nuts away {condition was discovered by tin* mothwith him. Ryan was arrested May 27 ®1'- ■Rescue, squad No. 4 of the fire
FOR
i±t t'l’ Uie cull r e p o Iico force and s«Y' denaritnent, was summoned to give
A al'm em bers of the fire departm ent first aid, hut efforts to_reylve the baby
were summoned Jo _averpowor hfiu." wcre-unauccessi ul.
ilin-Wttw a«»nIonc«il-.-:
-M xlcatlon...____ ________
__ . . ..Carl Harrington, 25 ynms . old, t>f
Forestvm er.-w^»^ i;uir- ever-b y a -tra tir
-faiFbecuuse of lack of action.Armed with his deer rifie, Abe ,L. in the Pore Marquotte Railroad yards
Lawrence, of Grand Rapids, 64 yoara in Port Huron, ut Union and Fourth
old,-----killed hls jA fe,_ Mrs. Maude, streets. Ills legs were crushed. Train{.’aw re ne'e, 63 years old, fatally wound­ m¥nr saj<l“that Harrington was jmnytg
'Ih’oimbly your fortune and success may lie In
ed Ills daughter,-'TJolla-T^awrenco, 22*: on ft rail when a freight hacked Into
years old, and then turning the him.
forming:. th'.e simple habit of-bankinguUittle- rut—
weiiyion upon lilmseTfAduied hls ow’n
BAvfARj’i^
.. .W hen I^o lXuss, of Milany wl^o park­
life.
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OT,tiro family, unites with me
])1us every week. Getting started in_ th V habit
ed his car on North Adams street. In
4
s
Konjoia the most enthusThomas P. ’ Henry, of Detroit, was Ypsllantl, attempted to onter It and j"af.iv5.nK
'•eiolected president of the Ameri­ found.'that a swarm of honey bees had i i ,lf 0rH!;mont P°SH'blc,” said MYs
will count more than the account.
street w can Automobile association for the taken possession. He was obliged to B. M artin; 828
Michi
‘seventh successive year, at the annual look for some one with knowledge of
kidney, ticubic, headache and mv
bees to remove them from.hlaTcIF
convention’ held In Buffalo this year.
nerves were.a tangled wreck 1 !
“M n sifi Y m i >
Philip Fisher, 65 years old, a well \ Perry jenks, 64 years*,ol0*. promtn.
rough(vut my^boiry.
..... T i m
known farmer of -Bedford' township, Vht Custor farmer, was killed In An
of.
fell 10 feet from a cherry tree and' automobilo. accid en ts near Obtcago. Konjolh I know that at last botU«»
mv lr„w,
Mtfl'ored a broken spine and other Mrs. Jenks and a daughter, Hlsle, 15,
Injuries from w hichJje died l a W a t wore seriously injured ««<! are In a W h e i N ^ d ^ ^ w a ' U!<'"
Chicago hospital, The wthRy was re-, When I .had finished the sixth hottin
i.he J^otiioe hospital,
turning home from a ‘sig-wooke' va­ 'I was a wo!! woman in U l > a v Mv
^
cation.
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| indigestion is gone, My
Mrs. Sarah Klglime, 70 years old,
«aim,
and
I
haven’t
an
ncho
or
a
p«in
vas kllle'd when she was struck\by a
Michigan (Ventral passenger train on . The I<enawee County SheritPs foroe ’
the Miehlgniv avonue crossing A rt a t , Adrian will Im oqulppeul with a j
ftnder S tate and National Control
Konjoia is sold in Chelsea at Burg’s
Hultle Greek, khe was doaf. Bhw was .machine gun, two bulletproof veita
the twelfth made crossing victim and radiator shlold^ whloh h*Y# bMn.'
f 1*1 by al1 the best drug.
there In tin*. Unit alx months.
ordered by the jJokrd of SupertU ore,1
REPORT O P T H E CONDITION OP
Farmers andjMerchants Bank
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SAXE ON HATS
HU-
Just received a new line of white and
coloredJiats.
F o r F riH a y a n d S a tiirria v !.
29x4.40 Fisk Cord Tires in three grades
*S7A
Of Quatitp and~Vi
at $7M, $-US and $5.58.
T~-
Clean; neur stock of Tubes at
$1.62 and $ 1.44
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Bonus
MOTOR SALKS
A ■ ' ff i 1" 1 , ‘
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Drive out to the
Getting Started
Tfcrfcr
‘fyU'7
Home-Cooked Lunches
u
A>7D NIGHT
Mi'I'-t
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p-, . |
.p fT- “f-g
Im ' i ' 7
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Bear our new Electric Victrola
Your account is welcome with us.
Farmers & Merchants Bank
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Liners Bring Results
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mjptiSDAY,
JULY 11,1929
THE CHELSEA STANDARD, DHKI .'-'BA. MICHIGAN
OUR NEIGHBORS
extru dei)u\h*H
^ ^ in tc r a house on the estate of "the late I from Grand River to Northvillo'— ackshuns wilst a t the tabel enny how;
'
Got a ibng farely+Well. Perhaps. Ma
not anuepuwes.
uncommon Bathing
uiirht beauties
. 7 " V are
; ,iWm. McMullen in'
»n Milan
wuan township
townsmp on
on| Record. 1
nA«ter-^The mortihAntaLof this vil* of PJm K
L
the streets,Juno 0 ami stole canned fruit, lard,
Tecumseh—The village o f Tecumseh bHisy eieaninfr wp a fte r the Go. and
J e h»w> made ^arrahgem«ntt* tov a
^
th< inoscnt time,— potatoes
potatoes and
iuwelrv umvth
uhmit *an a c tin g o n a communication presented al,,t y»t reported on me.
and jewelry
worth about_$30.,
H e exhibition of moving pictures on
During tho tdTTi of his probation,‘to
nn ^i ii.
__II1
.1.. .. evening, i«hSL^t j tinn/lutr
M'hn Ciiitwlnir
the-. council on
Monday
Sunday—The
Sunday tskool teecher
^jje street. The first e n t e r t a i n m e n t ; S o u t h L y o n - L i g h t p i n g .f f h ic k . J h o 1 y o u n g S o b i c g r u j l is n o t t' o leave the I appointed a committee to investigate a st Jttke wh'at was ment by Repent*
.i,■ ■■■■w,iaIiii.|J^.m.PY
ftttfryerrniftaion of1Die11c ro rt; the feaB{billty^of establirihtniraTTd‘% ^ n t i i m iihJaliu *uinwfTed^aiu*’^wifiyed'
yaf-fridsyr
w h o *i n *1 1 . * , d au r i n g t h o . s t o r m - i a s t -.f P h .u r s d. p y ^^m u s t n....
o t ewn t,,.,
e r .,.wvi<w<iin
p o o l r o o m s «im
Brooklyn—Herman 0 .. H a n e , ....v
__ lighting company & 8C(J t&at Repentents was the feeling
and musi.
m ust orating a municipal
, 0ndoinnutiop. proceedings .with the
ripi)ir‘^ 11
m.j Pay .$100*costs at the rate of $10 per hhere,
e r v aand
n d ' »a njport
report of the committeo's
committee’s you
yoti get
g et when you done sum thing
S
was given $85,000
?ao,w u fo
lo r an 80
eu acre s ; . °79 f ,7
no damage was uouu.
done. ricees
Pieces'month.—Leader.
monwi.—i.eauer.
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' be presented y™ shuddent ought to o f done. And
findings will undoubtedly
Sddition to the Cedar Hill State Park
sluU‘ Vooi^
were found .the | p Jymouth„ ULrilia> th(1
the severe elec* when th e. council convenes in its s o .'
c<>t.
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nwept over . thiB.cond session of the month, July 15.— I Munday—Went kto__n recepshun fo r
"dedsion” to- the-suprerp^-tKHU't^- The
r , . . . ...... ■ ,
• ■Hirface"'at'. a n , c a r tir fi^y "iam ',"TOdly~I H ^raldi:L-- '■ — *— —
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su m -a rtist or p o e t'o r-s o forth and
CTfeinal suit
the Lenawee cir- . ± ',« ht." ,17.'Al.? •»«* “'SettlUf
__
srforinal
su.it was in .the
hoUl _____
iiiof.iing
.tru ck the I S
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____lightning
_
Stockbridge—
-W. G. Iteoves, troas*j-wile 1 was eating the ice cream witch
_sagi—
, w--------- *—------------ —r ^ Tr-thtt-Rjaito : r h ^ t> r: T u ^ d a y ^ m j
f#cour&Sxpnffing
wha t
u re r-^ f-the^sehool-boai^F^^ ^ r t s R h a ^ ^ '^ ^ — - I .MCdT'fr^ tadyj‘ant 7Pa~did,j ie:
Fowlerville—The county road scrap*
(tf.a ™,<h11c«l«‘*»ru- M. F.ckles farm northeast of Plymouth the $100,OW).00 bond’ issue money is|H ke Alice Cary. F a studyed a wile
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stalled on-the Pere M arquette railen-the
Ridge road. Tha^barn-which jin h is-h an d s and th a t the b o ard -is| and then he-sedr— P am not sure
JI.
^ T ^ k W " i * r t h i r village "one dirr E * *i.J , f
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—
, „ W3s^
-1rnrdiTTii^
m ' ’Tmy i dbim ---------ty ;aw ^
ready^tot)5gin" opeKatioriST l i i n u m
Lst week-and the train sadljr demor* L . * lcV t y v ® . - - not boom de(i-:
.... ....................
... ' as the-contract is let,, which, wfil be.idontjtaw k ko Loud becuss my wife is
de(i*.fcCompletely destroyed.
About ton tons
Sized the front of the machine. See*
^ PXoha- j of b a' l e’d ^' a ^ w h i c i r was- stored J n aw arded the 23rd of July, with the ["settirig rite: over there and she has
intr-lie-oulcLnotjRtartjtho jm gine
i
r
- ---) - A- ^-ust-, t.he bui!(Jmg,._wiis_(iestroyed, The Io*- prospect th a t there- w ill bo plenty of got'offle keen ears.
Bathbun sought his own safety in a ’ ’ a 1 lul , Afkus.
cal fire department responded to the. bidders,—-Brief-Sun.
Tuesday—Well I cayfyed a suit case
f w a TroW"ffdffady clean fruiri the deimp,—Review*
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^ ■. Howell-rr-Mike Chillega,. an Island 9 alrb u t the'building was beyond savjump.—Review,
poe to %
the north end of town and she
Pim>knov_The
of su
Pinckney—
Th board _.
_p e rv iso rs'1']1, R»«station proprietor, was out.ing, arid the firemen directed their e f
r l_winr i^ j,
! o f'lu e k -ia st’wwfc H o^isclaiined f o forts in 'saving neurby buildings.-l?tv"e"iffo a shinjprtibkle. rl planhed 'to
ot Hu-wcIlUast' w e .e k _ d u g _n p, .u
one of the "OepUty Mail.*— ---------------------xpend it for* a ice cream Cone: but I
t unn Gardner's' bill forbidding; per.
Friday-r-ma
and
pa
including
me
lie
waived
examination
be;
stumbled and fell down and lost the
S t o Wear^bathlhg suits on the p
u
b
exami nat i “
Ann Arbor—Richard Xariiay, 31, w ent.dow n to are noibors house this
hound
nicklo just before I got w hair the ice
lie highways, brushed it off, put it n'p ^
}]n< , / in<, wah
154.£iiL_iusher_roa<l, Detroit, was
creenr"was
at.
evning
to
see
the sheriff:.........................................
sheriff's force to enforce it. It 0 ’’ to (' 11'n |R ^onrt. -I r<*ss( __
to the
drowned -in theirlluron-river^w est ’ofMilun- Pred Ross, aged twenty-two Ann Arbor in Scio tow nship. Thurs- there new little
was further amended to forbid per- ___
Wensiiay—An t E mmy red a peace
gons liifingrirr autos to w ear bathing -'yeararuf“ Milan, wus sentenced -to (iay^nvortijng wh en 'h e' and’ two com­ B a b y ^ w itc h ju s t^
to pu frum the paper witch sed. MarpiVita unless wearing a long coat~ pLTa^e-fiUiU Qrie toJiftecn^yeuk itV the panions were-sw imming, ^ h e body arrived, a t there”
ryed Life keeps men Optamisti'ck. ^o
This evmiig wd~~had “C o T a fte r. supper*
{"^“ “A’s-Shernf“W imbles has many j Michigan Heformatoiy at Ionia', , and was .not recovered by members of the Rouse arid the
and pa tryed to spring sum thing and
more duties at the present, time than Stunley Sobiegraji, aged .seventeen sheriff’s department... until several folks p a s t the
tim
e
a
discussing
h e-sed to the lady., Well niy optahe can perform we doubt df jthis law ' years, of Milan, was placed on two hours later.
The two companions
mism keeps me Marryed. Ma herd it
Will be strictly enforced-as the board years’ probation. The youthsTbroke with him were Clayton Hulsijser'and who th e kid look*
so Xpeck we will injoy a cold dinner
Affred Grooves, It is’ believed th at ed like .: and no­
ticed
h
i
s
u
rittv
tomorro..
If ennyi:
he_^-was4=.attacked -suddenly—-with
itay bitsy toseys
Thirsday—A woman walked a past
champs.
and the. kid . got
the house to n ite-and pa Sizeddreninp:
Jt* JSnnomfeat Tranifortotlen
Manchester—George Kirkwood/ who7 tp Slobbering and
and sed She dresses like as^if-hen-hus^
has just moved to town has' been
f
beet
it
outside.
bend must have a lot of muhney, Ma
.—
a sked to
becuz you cant
sed
No she looks to me as if she m ust
some whitewood logs for Henr.v Ford,
ei’nr.hei’zOwmffffveing^.the
w ay she-ifr
to. blfliHed in repairing some"old builff-: 7 ? ® ^ ® ;
ilressed.
Pa
seamed
to
be
thinking
ingsun his Dearborn Museum grounds. I
deaploy
but
he
didn
't
say
no
more.
O f-o O T m -Ih r^v ilM lo - th i-w o rk t0.|
they g et to
slobbering.
But
pleuse Mr. Ford though he thinks that
of course the kid
“ Ann ■’Arbor—The W ashtenaw Bro­
53 years is long-enough to Stfck to
diddent even have
therhood
"which includes" laymen as
that^ kind of workv—Knterprise.
”
no teeth so he wassont daingerous;
well as the clergy of the various
v Nbrthvi 1le—T-he-new-»treteh“Of-pav-; - Saterday—well- -ma—told me—this (dntrehes-in-the - county rw ill- vary -the
ing on the south side of t he Sevon m orning,w e was a going to huvo a regular' Sunday afternoon meeting
Mile road has been upened to traffic; lotta-C o. for supper andradvme^i'umr place and on Sunday, July—1 4 ,-at-S
relievirig~the ’eongested-eondition.-t-hat-|-to- get—busy rand accumulate, all my ofclot,k in - t;he-afternbohwill^Holff"serJia.s^existed-along th a t highway since | best manners -witch ma-says_aint none. v iee^ atr-lB lan d Jjak e-n ea) 1
—Bi4ghton.
early spring; Workmen a re -just now [ to good briny'way. -I- setl rwell- I7 wifi- Janies Schermcfhorn of "Detroit wfft
laying the. paving on the north side. [Just watch pa and do like he does but be the speaketiand music wilL be fu r­
' When 'e iitiTel'y completed fKeH^Tirj.sTm 'sFam ed'^to'W
nished bv some musical organisation
Mile road will be-a '40-foot highway as well off if I watthed some 1 el-ses.
raoB u cr
o f c en k r a l m o to r s
'Die “ fifth wheel,” ao
ixt(
acciirute-speed it.eaa>
"ff^rii'i^ e v t e e , E ¥a
th a f“ Pontiac ' has the
P rdve<|
'
iffghemt tup speed am i *.ho fuetvst
•
fi v y iiifililft’i.i .lii.im.^*****
low-priced six. As for power,
Pontiao is th e m ost powerful of
all low-priced sixes, a fact which
can bo proved by th e dynamo*
m otetT B scientist's m easuring
•tic k 'fo r brake horsepower.
'SLAPS DIARY
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FIVR.PAS9ENGER U DOOR
SEDAN. BQDY BV FISHER ~
In •pitc o f thm fa c t th a t.it effort
every, desirable big car quality
-a n d it. now avallabta tn a^w iae —
ro 'lcty o f eotora— th e Pontiac
. Pig Sin. continue* to nail a t n o —■
Increase in prices. S m a ll dow n
IHsyn>ent.Eary _m ont hiyitar m n —
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Pontiae Big Sl*t $74S to $993, f .
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Conniilor the delivered p*le« m
well u« tne Ilet price when m n *
o«rins iu tomobllc vAluce ^ ^ ^
O ek lun a-P on tiao deltvered jirlcn include only r e u o iu U r '
cbarjim for handliax.. aod for
Onanolifl~When Uie Time F
ment FUfn^la ured.
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cry charge*. B um pers, epring
covers and JjoveJoy th o ck a b ­
sorbers regular eq u ip m e n t a t .
.slight extra cos I.
General
Motors Tim a P a y m e n t Plan
available a t m in im u m rata,
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sensational achievements in automotive hi’T^t-y
•—a Six in the price range of the four
The Chevrolet six-cylinder engine delivers ~its *
power freelyv quietly, and easily throughout
.the entire apeed range—delightfully free from
‘ *jr Gombined-wlthTH
•this remarkable aii-eylinder -emoothneia^Btfiequally remarkable speed, power and accelera­
tion —and an economy of batter, than, twenty
miles to the fa lton,
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sensational performance
the Chevrolet Six offers the outstanding advanFtaftes-of Bodies fry-Fiaher* And no^car eyer
provided a more -impressive array...Pi.
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NCH you install rite N ew Silent Kelvinator, you
forget home refrigeration problems.
Sixes
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N o regutation or attention on yonr p a rt,: Ins
a
scientifically correct degree o f cold (or perfect food pres*
er\*ation, as w ell as for freezing ice^ cubes, desserts or
salads—constantly maintained month after month.
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efficient and silent electric household refrigeratioii cari
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be. The 1929 models in all the beauty o f their new design
and finish are now on display.
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easy action dutch and gear-shift, ball bearng
steering, and lnstrumentpanel complete ejento
theft-proof Electrolock and electric motor
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The new rubb'Mtnjr
for ice cube*, flexee
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Chelsea, Mich.
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D O N !' KILL A CHILD
Vacation days are he*1©.
Children suddenly released from
the confining walls of the schoolroom
will bo full of spirit of play.
Thera is not always the opportu n ity
^ta keep them on su p erv i^T pl|y>
grounds.
Many of them wril-be forced to play
in the' street?
“ We^do not want to deny them this
I'&wBrW-.
Ch e l s e a
small- measure of sunshine and re*
creation.
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^M otorists should be doubly careful
during the vacation period."
Children have a habit of running in
in-front of automobiles. That is to be
expected^ Do iio td v iv e ;o ir city or
village streets' at an excessree" rate' o f
speed.
Though the state department at
And keep a close watch for children..
Many lives will thus be saved. No­ Washington has offered its services in
a demand upon the Arabian govern*
body wants to kill a child.
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meut tor indemnity in connection
with the death of Dr. Henry A. BiV
kert. of Kalamazoo, who was killed
■last Jmnnwy-by’AniSTfth1 bhmiffs, SI?
♦’rdeoliue' tt. AeeeptHnee -of-tlte indentnity would only-sorve to create ill*
feeling among the native peoples
.against , the missionaries working
there,”, she said; ‘‘The government
was in no way to^blame."
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“M a r k E v e r y J Z m v e ”
J O S .L .A R N E T
Memorials and Building Stone.
208-210
W. Huron St.,
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il a n - m.oatzjS:afely. b e m il-ch ased —thTnuro-l-i "n<;
—h a ve s j^ d iU iz e d itiJ \\,ed(tetg‘- ft6U "6rs-^gjJv'eFPsF
S im ply.' P h o n e U s Y o u v W a n ts
Greenhouses
EEVlHA-CLARK-VrSEL
P hone- 180-F 21
Chelsea
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neath"thenspan.
—as your kitchen
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E v er v clay th e floors,
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—GuimLy-umaficUtoxa-kmiW their leg)aThe
latlon.
Horn's
"j^mivn'rnH^'TnJtrilmfJTY“
i been’set. for the laler part of June at
; famaing.
Tt 'w as postponed' until
i August 28, Tills, is the effective (late
j tor-the—rnnv law which provides that
- j tho expenses of the prosecutors dur*
-[ . inu the annjil?l.intyetj.tjig_he paid by th e
(■(umiles
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(’onvictMl of assault with-intent to
do great bodily hmm to his bride of
six weeks, John tlrbon, 32 yonrs old,
of Cnlumet, wnB sen ten cod to five to
ten years In, the Marquette Branch
f’rlson with n recommemliltioii of five
years Jw .Jip.lge John G. a to n e ______
Houghton Circuit, Court, Jealousy pro*
voked Die attack,
A new record fop siieody. justice was
LOflkhiud county. _whcii-.Jnmo»
.■Cottrell, 40 years old, 220% East Pike
'..street,. Pontiac,.1waiv lit the. eouHly
.-4...^p.flei'vlHg^-:tf 00-dtiys'- senteriee^ for
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‘ ^uimort, 10 minutes after n wart had hmrn otiiained for his arrest,
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7:00 p.m.
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You can call the following points and talk for
THREE MINUTES for the rates shown. Rates to
other points are proportionately low.
L;G; RANDOLPH
127 Adams St.,
Day
FROM CHELSEA TO:
Sution-to-Statloo
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Grand B la n c rM ic h rT ^ T rr : r. .t t .40
Rochester, MichTT".. . .
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Phone 3304
ANN ARBOR
For Instaneer -—
or less, betiveen 4:30 a. m, and
. Haydite Bailding Units
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Camit_CMierrSttelir_7t.? .V.. rrfr.so
Beauty and Sore Feet
The rates quoted are S ta tio n-to-Stnt/on Day rates, effective1*
A;30 a-rm to*7:0Q p. Tii.
Sore^fflet-rr-burningraching callouses—make pain
lines in the facedhat age
the appearance. Powder t
and rouge will not cover
"thcrnTTobeftee-ofthcm,
removethe callouses on
your feet.‘Callouses can: ___
now be rid of easily, without dagger,
by using.
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g e n in g Station-to-Station rates arc effective 7:00 p. m. to
8:30 p. m., and Night S t* tio n -tq -S ta tio n rates, 8:30 p, m. i
to 4:30 a. m.
The fastest service is given w h en yon fu rn ish the
desired telephdne number. If you do not know the
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number, call or dial “Inform ation”
J if f e S a llo u g ^ I a B t e r i
Wafcrdhm ^medkjited .plas^r that clings
i rnovjng. Uie. soreness. .It’s-gone-in a— , __I ,
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Gerrpackage of jrFFY CaHouTPlast^
JL^aud.be free from this, painful foot,
le^FuUy guaranteed;
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H. H. FENN, Dniggist
^'me Job minting of All Kinds
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cure a license to catch trout;, the.-ann­
ual. fee being $1. These provisions
wllF m it "be- erfforcod, however, until
the season of 19:t(?rirTVv!ew orTImTac':''
tMYfhe_-^eafiO!i -1.; nearly-at :tn-widwhen the act—beeimies-cffcetivmr
Sheep that, attacked” others J n the
flbClFon-^ he I a i
■F.ind'.' gtishr.^T i muA-old, was"fatal'. t’ormer suporvisoiy in Forest township,
y Injured when an automobile hit his JtViU'jiJntectexl—witU—rab iesv-i ieco rdingrrtie car,
mptorcycle neai’ Alpena. The
to' DupUty Sheriff Holland Htjrrnw nf
ri by Miss fk4t-y-Hiclu- Flint, who killed two of the animals"
-ic - 111’ rkfrfrfrfy Wutii=tLulve-»^ky=-MfftsTo preveiit' furlhel'”~spread of tIre di's■Peggy Pen elm ril; 127 Hlcht6ii^avenue,- HiacZZZAZmf uTI og bit se veral-she fq>-"
__ .1 wlio wus accompanjed
on-.the farm a few weeks, ago-and-thn- -O — Drown,.8857 Fullerton avemfe, Detroit.. -farm' tenant sbn» ihe^ c a n lne. . T w J
i'lle’ driver 'failed-to see ?{aske~SvTnm ewes died inniiodhtrelv-itrtti-htter two'
"dre 'ilodgeil' Zask'e's (log, which was more sheep .became rabid.
■.•allowing, -lijni. --------i— ••- —- —
Hejo.cted by a girl with-Whom ho" .......; “
Lloyd Hennoy', 40 years old, died hail been, acquainted lor several years,.
i—rtr-Bt^La whence iiosfiltah-ln •La-mdng- JIqwjid"'P(,nibs, W yoYrs_bT(f, of HartTTf*-aTr"tnjury suffi'red on his farm near' land Township, living near Howell,
fii’.ke- Odessa, Ho slipped from his jn o k .hla own life in front of hot> home.
t ractor, Go," machine caTcht'iig.Jlls leg" Ills'a c t followod a second attempt at
-^rnd—t-earing - it; -T-he—feg - was—ampu^ --- - tife(T tirn 1ITIodd traiisfusioTi? attempted .a.reconcUhvtloti.jlHe w^lked to-lilsTautomobiler Look a vial, of poison from
In tin,effort to save the man’s life. Ho the car and (1
leav o irir-.vldmv and- rmr'son, Forrest? a. Jew. minutes. Combs \\‘as the son
'S Tears old.
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Long-Distance Rates Are
■ Surprisingly Low
Ventilated Chimney Blocks
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---- ] nfirna'ching-and ran down the track,
r .r.ie^.was—ov.ertaicen, knocked llowLL
ml dragged for some 'iTIsfance by. the
■ars.—H^r chest was .crushed.
MICHIGAN BELL
TELEPHONE jCO,
I Concrete Blocks an^Ij:
Building Tile
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Archie. Brown, 40, of Conway, TT
road ^construction employee, was. e le c ­
trocuted at Harbor Springs, in a freaksh . accident.
IhowhTTwus leaning
against a truck^-whose—battery was
telng used to set off-1he“chargerThe~
explosion ~th rew" a: uTrtre attached to
he~ttflek jtcloss a high tension coir"
dult,—completing ~h circuit thinugbThe. Sunday anti-hunting law in Brown’s body. - His N o v a s ' Rightly
Jiuwui—county daos-not prevent huntr- burned. The widow and ' four other
ing on Maisoii, Defoe and Helsterman- children survive. A year, ago. when_
Isjund; th e 1a tlorn ^ g e n e r a l’a—depart­ the family Jived liorTf^liF-St.^Ignace,
ment ruled.'- - Some - t ime”ago-th6 Gon- ..their h o in f burned, aiul f’bur" chiTdren
sorvatidn_ ..Departmen t informed' the lost their lives."
Port' Huron Ministerial Association
that the -county—hrmtlng—stat u e did
Ttlver transportation from Bay City
not prevent hunting on relibted lands.The statue makes no—reference to to Saginaw on a scale not witnessed,
^Statp owned land, ~ It nermita Imnjting- since—tite o l d 1Uni beTi ng "days ' is to ’
oo Sunday- w.U1l- the—consent^of the Tregfn at ohee? and Hay l.’Tty will-.be
made the distributing centetyfor thou-.
owner-,—^
-sands- * 1
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weekly; It was announced~~by ~A: W
t-'Qo.k.-Qf_tlie_Fisher- &_OoQk_Transpor.
-uppers-ftat=Js
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(iVs—Ak- -agehtr^.oxz:
atone most ■of the hav T» avoid
Dolomite,
Inc.,
a
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Cleveland
concern.
going..up and downstairs she lets he‘i:
JDoljpmitef=Iiyef7=w}n-^eTT7] ^tOEE
:^THn~dbg outdoors" bV".mWn« of an
ordinary market basket and" n W K
80m^
rargest bOJUs' iilying the great
rope, lowering the (log to the ground
troni the front n'm-eli__ Whgn ho harV^ Lakes,, ranging-up-to5-16;000 tons^ca-"pactiy:
to get into the house ugain,-she lowers
ihe basket to the ground,: the dogSeven' aliens were arrested:at Por
ir-lih.s in^and-alie-pullsi-hiniT-to-th'e^top.
Huron
'w hen"found hiding. in" a "bbY
i'he system required wCeks of train­
car
which
had come through the St.
ing.
GIMp^ I yo i*' ■tumvej-. I f iin r jSUMta1,' Iftt'
Mistaking ills 15-year-ol(V-daughter, migration offlciiris -believe they had
rftsaislance both at Wimfem’-- UudrTrt"TteraiUltie. fop a wildcat
»ah"n of Gladstone, Soo line fire- Sarnia. The aliens, .whcT^viu bfe "de~iaiK'?ahot.l' anM—"E'nted^h’e —"gg:l a't -portedi^-cVWH^Sln SyoriH^- hls’-v^ir-e^alitH
heir "farm iiphi' rjladftlrmft. HIuW son, and four men, all from Jugo-» to ir
Thorbahn saAV" an ”ol)jecT movingslqn to telephone-hls-w ire,-in'-W ind­
ill the brush and. thought It was sor, and tell her not .to: attempt to
a wildcat, He ran to the farm house cross the border with other aliens.
got his gun and filed at the moving
Ffrjoct, Going to pick up,, the hui>The new inland fishing bill; effecposed animal, lie found hlS' daughter -■tl-v©-Angust-28—H)29—provI(lesthat_aH'llQt.-thrnuglL-.tliti-Juiiul_
ndn-resttlenrs over ^VS years of "age
must have- a .'license for taking all
Struck by three box cars, shunted kinds of fish, the fee for wldnli- t a ^ rms ovt*r
if the
• j years ; old; suffered injuries which
I '.■•qused—h e i^ U o a t- h ,.S il v t> r th o r n -
T H U R S D A Y . JU L Y n
The^ggestlQ uthatJU U eH ^jM uatiac
Salinei-Sttturday afternoon. was a
and the State acquire the abandonee busy time in town. Two State Polite
rights-of-way of elect t ic railways ant dropped in to remind auto drivers of
convert them into 'highways was the laws and a couple of hours a fte r
placed-before the civic bureau, of the their arrival departed, having hauled
Lansing Chamber of Commerce. Lans- in six offenders, a few of whom be*
lng^,wm be .the tim j ljyjto approach grudgingly handed gyei:„fifl_e§..tniEM-tii.
lire >5ri6hlguii FT.-^vie7TRni!ro;ul- willi w hile^he others showed the spit it of
a Proposition to acquire -the com­ gentlemen and laughingly handed over
pany's abandoned*,' right-of-way for the cash.. Trying to bluff amjdficer is
nearly a mile in the southern section poor practice,—Observer.
of the city. If It can be ac.qulrodvthw
tracks will be pulled up and a hew
Howell—Since the death of a pro­
traffic artery will be opened through minent Howell citizen a few days ago
the southern pariol.iby. pity,
•Uy-^wMtuto^itl~te-be^emg''atra-4ttgh' ■
-4aifceu.Qf,.speed,, a nafate~motoxc.yck.ana n,.
L ilom JiL and..lQcaLnfflceraJiave-4>eeft-eheekingthe strong current D f the uWonominee uglQ nJheijat g ^ s ^ ^
on the business streets of Howell. As
m W r T T a g r ^ 't n ^ ^
was saved from drowning by Frank' a result numerous arrests have been
Frankard, 21, who'dived from the high made for speeding 40, 50 and even (ifc
railing of the-Menominee-Marinette miles per hour.—Republican.
bridge to effect the rescue. The Bortrand—boy w as swimming near the
bridge when he was swept into the
;h«Rnei" where Tnb'Tnf rerff Jr&wmtsT'
Frankard“ was crossing the' bridge -In
his automobile when he saw the pliglu
of the boy. He stbppod Ills car and.
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Ann■ Arbor, Mich.
ii-inr
.Milwaukee,_vo\yed into .port at Grand
Haven after 27 hours Continuous rowlug when he crossed Lake Michigan;
He showed JUt le signs of strain or
great-ftttigue and talked freely of his
trip across the lake. He'says he had
nothing to ,eat but a" few* sandwiches,some oranges, and he drank lake
water. He rested ' five minutes out
_< of every hour, using most of the time
tp~ft»b his legs _■ which -became
cramped. He claims l i e ia the# first
Jvhite man to row aeiass” Lake -Mich-:
igan,
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st a n d a r d , ch elsea .
, There i8 no queation in her mind, she certainly will tell
her husband. Especially if he makes remarkV about tlin*
ner hein<riate. “ Time wasted in heating water has delayed
<her wcvrlv, and the whole family suffers.
-A
Hearer will solve the problem. She
sliould- icj-her husband^ ^Get me a ncw Special^as Water
Heater
yoA want to keep* peace and comfort in this
HANDLEY BROWN
•HarsrnrrTJf' "Negnurnre" ”
*-tCowmhlp.-*ha^beRn-n wanfed-Htn-coun^ “
ty nll-around championship for 1928
in boys’ and girls; club wqvk, L. R.
Walker, of Negaunee, county agricul­
tural agent has been notified-by-Arne^ —
(1. Kettunen, State club leader. Miss
'Petersen has ^ jeen ””a\vlmTed a ” short
couree-seholarsTH ir--in- Midiigan--S t ate
^ A S WATER HEATER
A(K
ONLY
B O W
* Residents of Harbor Reach have decided bjo a mail referentlum in favor
of. oporilng the . community theatre
there Sunday nightR, it was an­
n o u n ced recen tly , The- vole showed
401-In favor of opening and 168 opif
its first-Sumlay riiglit show July
Countie#, m ust p a y ' expenses incurred in the troatrnents of persopB at
th F univorsIty of Michigan Pasteur
Institute when the treatm ent is or*
dered by hoards of. hoa.Hhv .tho, attorney-genoral at Lansing has .ruled in
an opinion asked by Kenneth E. Mon*
tlgle, prosecuting attorney at Ithaca,
When Mr. and Mrs. Guy Fletcher of
Rogistviition at. the University of.Richmond returned home, after a
Michigan
Flnmmer session Is 3,049, as
day’s ubimnco, they round that Ute.’r
compared
with 2,2T2 lh 1928’, accord*'
homo bud Vieon invaded' by UiotisamlH
or tcuny tjeoH, which blocked every in® to Dean Edward It. Kraus of Ann
nM W M w m
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And Convenient Monthly Payments
- " b iiy & y o ii .lo^'-j20{.i . - - h o t - t f i r s^ r v i c c
$80;00 INSTALLED
Wl" Will Buy Your Wasteful Furnace Coil or Old Heatel’.
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tt to us and save money* ^
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STATE OF MICHIGAN*
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
RDER FOR PUBLICATION
The Circuit Court for the County of
No. 23686
No. 0012
Washtenaw.
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State of Michigan, County of WachtcIn the matter of the petition of
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AT
a’
se'ssidh
of
the
Prohate
Court
Notice is hereby given,, that by.an
nard* his wife, for the vacating of a
for
sjiid
County
of
Washtenaw,
held
order
of
the
Probate
Court
foL
the
plat known as Barnard Heights, sit­
at. the Probate office in the City of
County
of
^Washtenaw,
piade
on
the
uated in- the -township of -Ann- -Arboiy
2Qth day of June A. D. 1929, four Ann Arbor, on the 18th day of June
Michigun.
months from that date were uilowed in the year one thousand nine hundred
To Whom it May Concern:.
and twenty-nine.
^
Take notice that there is pending for creditors to present their claims
Present,
H
q
/I.
Jay
G.
Pray,
Judge
in the Circuit Gourt-fpnlhe County of against the-estate of WiHiam B. Rush, of Probate. In the Matter of the Es­
ton,
late
of
said
County,
deceased,
and
Washtenaw a-petition filed on behalf
tate of James Beasley, deceased. John
of the said Earl S. Barnard and Min­ that all creditors of said deceased are Beasley,, administrator do bonis non
required
to
present
their
claims
to
nie L. Barnard, his Wife, as petitioners
with will annexed, having filed in this
| to vacate a certain plat 'known as said Probate Court at the Probate courHiiif
finaPadministratiotracccmnt^
Office
in
the
city
of
Ann
Arbor,
for
“Barnard Heights” situated and loand his ! petition'praying for the'al­
examination
and
allowance,
on
or
be
cated in the Township of'Ann Arbor, , ^
lowance thereof*and for the assignWashtenaw County, Michigan, a n d i^ .,
<a,^..
r ,nex1
will,.
be
hennj'
ment
and distribution of the residue
Tfiat application 'witt~5eTmad6"to tHe~t 'oiesaitPCourtron^the-idth'day-ofT^^^ld^stater
« ■ ■ * family
«.h« Landis havej^een spending, aevb
r
X
n
dThhe
i
a^
son
Centennial cele*
in the northern part of the oration Ihuvsday evening.
Several from this ’vieinityTttondod
r 8tS and Mw. Frank Snooks of De- ^he. funeral of Carl Moeckel at. Jack-,
§ \ u wevc guests of Mr. and Mrs. son. Saturday afternoon.
f/ $ U Marshall over the Fourth.
•'W
v* .1 viva
w/and
Mrs. T-rtiiia
Louis Allmendincre
Allmendinger o f!past week^n S
liays of thft
M Arbor spent Wednesday, night PaSt weeJc 3n Ratt!e Creek.
‘i S S ^ a W ' Mr's. L» K. Hadley., AU n ^ g c^ ^ i l l e r spent'Thursday a t,
w^ A lB im ^ m ilera n r7mn^
Thursday ^
a A. Pyp e r s pent
Mrs, Arthur. Walker and Mrs,.
*• ; '.ml days in Jackson the pMTweek, Emanuel Walker spent Friday after.
l i i r aTiiL Mrs. W. B. M arshall and noon.Avith^ibor^dHilet^rub^nTi1y7
.
T*_u lr
L u,W*'and. .Mrs.
Frank Hopkins ni\/l
and aam
son Mr. anjl Mrs,. Alfred Lindauer and
“Lded the Hopkins reunion at Ypsl- hUdren called on Jacob Schneider
luiiti tfie~FotiTth.‘v' '
n
J 'Sunday lifter nooh- wlioTs a hationt*"irF‘- j^ a 'affit
l n rM ! ^ H OTol(i-^ttnrburff^of^the-Airarbdr
"~Mr:ind Mrs. John F^yjgnrchil* L
Detroit visitet
—
M
u
........ ..... . Sunday
vwltl at the home!’
Seio-spent
I soending several days with his grand- of Mr/and Mrs. Fred Reichert.
on said day at the Circuit Court Room —T^ted,-Ann-Arbor, June 20th, A. D. pointed foh hearing said, account
[ n&her, Mrs. Della Hadley.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Pierce, Mr. and
And it ia further ordered; that a
•
July 11
1 Mr and Mrs. C. Johnson of Pon- Mrs. Roland
" ' ■—
in the Court House in the city of Ann
Wenk- and ^- f& T T e lia |
copy
of this .order be published three
JAY
G.
PRAY,
Judge
of
Probate.
iiac were week-end guests of their Settz returned hoine Sunday after!
Arbor, in the county of WashtenaNv,
successive
wgeKs previous to said
brents, Mr.-an’d-Mrs. Ed. Cranna.
' Michigan, that being the place, of the
to u rin rth ro u g h the northern part o f'
time
of
hearing,
in the Chelsea Stand­
OliRKK FOR PUBLICATION
P*Mr and Mrs. R. W. Teachout and Michigan.
.
I
i
holding of said court.
ard, a newspaper pnntcd and ci.rcu*
No. 2310J
l^diy.-ot^.Brightail—3K6EB—Sunday.
Dated; July 2nd, A. D.--102Of
Mi*Sti WilUmn- Fry"-and'ir~~—
stale of Michigan, couniy of Waihtenaw, ii«. nated in said County of Washtenaw.
of Howard May.
Cavanaugh & Burke,'
At' h
neKKlon of the:
Pi'ob«W'^^»J
joiLjiHid
daughter,
Barbara,
spent
-Sunday
at
I
..
--.
. ,"
”
JAYiG. PRAYpJudgerof Probate;Coun
ty'' •...............
tif- W»Hl)ter)«w
heldfat th■e*-'......
Probate
jir. antt• Mrs. Archie Graig and Mrs. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albeit
^Attorneys
for
Petitioners.
T, .
.
,■■■ .
..... . ... , onice. In the City of Ann Arbor, on the *th (A true copy) J . ' .
July 11
Business Addl’esS: Ann Arbor, Mich. <lay-of July. in .the year one thousand nine Nora 0 , Borgerth -Probate _Regiatfli',__
"OldsWore" Sunday evening (Jailers, a t' Schiller.
hundred,
anti
tw
enty-nine.
'July 4 Aug, 1 PreHcm,-HOJ}J.--JA¥ (K-PRAY.-—
the home of Emmet Hadley| " Emanuel Seitz of Detroit is spend-1
J tld u tro f - Pfobilf e.“
MORTtiA<iB SALE
^
-MPl and Mrs. OJin Marshall.called hing_tbis week with ->elativ,es-0f “this!
In. thu mutter of _thu "ontHU* of Bdwln R,
WHEREAS,
default
haa
-been
made
In the
at the home of Merrill Gallup of Pin- v i c i n i t y - .
j
s t a t e of Mich ig an
OHtrAnder, dere<«xe<!, - •
___ payment of the money, aecurcd by a mortgage
;
:
M
arie
C.:rP
iirvh«nei'vexccutorr-h»vli»f
filed
•itt, Saturday evening.
> -| Mr. and Mrs. Rogers of Missfield
BcforT Lee ~N\ Brown, “One of TtKe til - raid court her final adm lnlutratlou account dated, the 7th day of May, A* 1). 1924. exe­
by Charlea L; Bucholz and Augu«Ut M.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Palmer and fam* . spent Thursday at the home of Mr,
Circuit Court .Commissioners in arid her iietition . praying fo r the allowance cuted
Bucholz, husband and wife, of the d ig fi(
thereof
and
for
the:
auHlunment
and
iliHtrilpiily spent.the Fouith at Pleasant Lake.'and Mrs, Fred Seitz.
- __ -Ann ‘Arbor.-- Waahtennw County, Michigan,
■And For. the County of
tion of the renidue of raid entate,
to Laura' P. lirooka of the city of Ann Ar­
Mrs. Claude Teachout is; recovering.,
, —----------- Washtenaw.
H I k ordered th a t the UUtlt day of July next, bor, Waahtenaw County, Michigan, which aald
Road Delegates Rolling Down To Rio
slowly from her recent illness,
_Frank_A<-&tiyers,J&laintiff,
7 at. ten o'clock In the forenoon, a t nald Pro- mortgage was recorded in the olllce of the
bate~O ffice...he amxiintetl fo r , hearlnu ..raid Register of-Deeds of. the county of W ashte­
“ jiri. Geo. Hoffman and daughter Hid !
:
V B . _ ____
arrount.
Put of the abundance of her ex- States Bureau, of: Public Roads, and
naw in Liber 167 on page 7 8 .on June 10th,
spending the summer with her brother'
Fred 0, .Glenn,-George Cobb and And it.-I.*..flirther,oi.-»ler«l that a copy of thla. 1024-at ‘J iOO 'P . M, :
---- U-- ~perience the United States is sending Senator ^fasker L. Oddie of Nevada,
n i;u n
^
■■ a ■iontei’ J>e.|iub)lHhe<l thi'ee_HUceoKsiv0 W
4»©kn pre- AND W HERBASr-the amount
claimed to
John Roepiek'e.- —
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f
»iace
C
O
O
b,
Uelendants.
.
v
I
o
u
h
to
aald
tim
e
of
hearing,
1
1
1
the
.
C
helsea
to. the.Second Pan-American Congress Cehtorf_(5Kairmahi 3. WaiternDrake;
be due on said mortgage at the date of thin
gnimcLHadley installed a Westing- [
of-Highways at-Rio de Jaherio. Brazilr HighwSy Education Board, former as - In this cause'ft appearing-by affida- l^taffdariir a*, newaiiniior-^primod -awl -oimiiated notlce' ls* tho~flum-of: FJftoenHnindred-dollar*
principal and Interest of 1026.16 to M ay.U th.
house-HgRt-plan^-and-waterworJts. a t !
a .coni,mission., ntimed by: Rresident sis tant secretary of Commerce. Lower vit.on file, “that the said defendant, \ln H,l.il1 (o"1,ty of WHshtenaw.^ ^
PRAY,
1‘j ill and the further sum" of thirty-five dot-.
Judjre
of
.-Probatu.
White Lake the past,J&teek. ,
lai'H as an attorney-fee stipulated, for in eald .
Hoover-that is said ,to represent the left to right: Frank T. Sheets,-Chief j Fred 0 . Glenn,-is not a resident of.the
July -U-ls-ZS moiitgage and the whole .. amount c o p ie d te
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Teachout were 7
best thought pn<l- pvaetiee- in-lnghway^IHghwdy-^Enjgtneer -of-:THhrbisr-H;■H: j State, of Michigan, and that process1^1" 11 0i n.c,1Kaiti RetfiKlcl
be unpaid... on said mortgage is tho. sum of
-guests of-Mr, and Mrs. Orson7 Clark,
$2026.16, ami no suit or proceeding having
affairs->m this country. 7 One of the Rice, Treasurer of the National A u to his appearance has been duly Is-'
8T A T B O F M IC H IG A N
been Instituted' at law to recover the debt
Ocean-spanning Service Utilized subjects of the Conference will be the! mobile Chamber of Commerce* Fred- • sued un<1 that th,e_iame_couId not bo lu lic 'C litu i: Cnuri foi the Copmy of Wn«h- now
Saturday-evening.— 7 - •
remaining secured by said, mortgage, or
...
leiiaw
,
In
Chancery.
.
Miss Nellie Pickell of Jackson spent
served
on
said
defendant
by
reason
any part thereof, whereby the iiowor of;Aale
Pan-Ame^can Highway* They will
’
in
U
n
iq
u
e
W
ays
for
B
u
sin
ess
Philip Puldkanip, Lydia Velrikainii. Plain, contained in said mortgage has become1' op»
several days the past week a* home.
sail July 27. The above pictures are, eiick-A. Reimer, president of the . 0f his absence from said State of llfl'K,
~
6t'AtiV6i
..........
■Mr «nd Mrs. Paris Giltner of
and Social Calls
•!top, from left to. rights-Representa American Road Builders’ -Assacration^Michigan.^— ______ _________ 1
NOW THEREFORE,-notice-1« hereby gWJd,
at by -virtue of th e . said power of u le . and
Brighton were Sunday callers of their
tive Cyrenus Cole of Iowa; :-Thos. H, and Chariest M. Babcock, Commission-1 It is ordered thqt ;the appearance- o f - --Nalley- <I: C ’liu-k,. Nancy— Pnr«i)riH, Joxuplr th
in' i>ursunnce_of the statute in such case made
■
>
»*•
.
■
'th
e
said
defendant,
Fred
0.
Glenn,
be
MacDonald, Chief
and
provided, th e'said mortgage will be fareparents. ■
United | ei* of Highways for Monnesota.
Chi'laleim htieetei-.
Stieetei-, i.hi-lHtlna
CHi-lHtlna Shioctei-,
Shiocter, CnrlatChilutj '' o , . . ... / ,1 «
■ ,
i-imi-isieiiK
by n sale of_the premises therein dfeu
! entered withm thirty»five-days- from lnu atewtwr. cin iatiHim stricter, johiTTieor-Bc dosed
7 'A_n«ntber-from here-attended the
Who uses Unvirairsatlaritic tele­
scrlbed at public auction’to the highest blddar,
the
date
of
this
order,
to-wit,
ThuvsAndrehH/
John
(Jeovse
AndeiW.
Mamiatha
\
-funeral of Miss_Mabel Ellsworth, Sun- phone?
a t the. south fro n t door of the court-house In
'i ii-;.."
io iL j •a V 1
a - r\''
!-Andr«»H# AuAm • Krunier.
Adam
Ki*emer»
fllAU®
aF
M
ICH
ItiAN
^tIVQ_18tll„(iBy^-0l...J.ulyp Aa—D._l_tl2DL ChurlcH- Weber, IvOvIiiIh "Weboi', Ix>venla Weber, the city of". Anru Arbor in Aaltl county i f .
idajt
Washtenaw on the 17th~th>y of Aug ust» A .-ttrZpr:.rArN.e.w :Y°rk-evenIngTeWspuper
Cnwiit epuTt^for thr‘€wmty‘bfAVaghmrew-in-:a:t-:tjmi-o>clock--Easterii^&tanda:r<i~ttHie-1
:r Mr8i7WaItor-C6rser^s v^ry ill with recently askFd^the guesUoa^mppiv
1926, at ten o'clock In the forenoon of th a t”
^ P r e -Rp^P.Per;:?P^c e t o r
Chancery
^
------in -tho forcnoon- then and^^ there to a n I Schneider,
^ - 1 . ?tvciilkcl - ScHTiuldm
. bcjiMl*,-,PaMd w.
■ J. ■ F i td ci lok day-: which -said—nremises are-deecrlhtd -iilpneumonia at this writing^
mortg age as a ll 'th a t certain piece ar
. _
.
___ _ ___________
___________ 1s>yer to plaintiff. upon_complaint-tociy - 1Y01^1' P'flpkk-A,_y.?K)AT7:edei lck-A. Vogel', said'
parcel-.of.Jand-situate and- being In the- city
Mr. and-Mrs. Miles Teachout enter- sonally, saying that reports of big
To
eililhle
nil
the
luma
f
ib
t
a
ln
^
^
R
oy^Perklns,
unknown
■vvlfd-pf-T
e
W
^
^
An'“'
Vo»
<
lc'
rbor. County of Washtenaw,
and flnuf
__________________
_ ...,_____ , - ______ _________ ______________i 7 v \ j n m-V()Ut-l1-(lh mlB,-<=W-- V okcI, M arv
tained friemlTjfrom Detrou a t thmr
h'fii.i' Af-lcvulrtw miisl)
iriiuoh It
1t .rtOltfl
fill 'dUIrtW
01lfif^_o n*-B
n . Spencei-,
n....... *
«t
n a rk e i'i-u n k n o w ii.1i sr.„..M.A.)
ur #e,*,a1..
unTl»
i. t r a c t u a l I ^fir.-AYU|jnrn- b. Vouch Hem y E. VoKC-r,' fxiuls S tate - of Mic h Iga n r to- wit r
-a
re
often^the^Wontd^ofTelephonetiTchtTi^dUlfvylng
pavs
to
uHow
S
John
B
c
r
i
b
e
d
l
e
s
t
a
t
e
U
d
e
r
c
o
n
c’Tnmmflnetng
nt _n nnlnf ITT the east line
cottage over the week-end.
of. North -Seventh S treet-in th e -c ity -p f Ann
f - '
'
J
f
- WhUh: ~t hf e . . a l d - U e t e n d a n t . 1
—Roland-GortOn is visitifig^ his ..aunt j calls from -1lio—Uaited -States - to
Arbor,' 'one hundred and - ninety-eight feet
TRANSATLANTIC '
TELEPHONE HAS
WIDESPREAD USE
i;_or: (hat aiu America u-ftnan-
< a.c liJ U )iL h o ,n s .:..A •.ilvfefootJti:<m gR-4bMb^»i»giat«s»^-«»ni-aMign»r-P*fOTdai>tH7-t,, '
i '■ r, ih o IiU L = :u n Ia w fu lly * ^ 4 in d J:« a g a ln 8 t» ---U ie 4 :H* ••■■^«te.'-^eni.,y .>^---VoK>c.^UiuiiL:J..^.v.oKiA
and uncle, Mr. and Mis. A'. B. Goi-r - 0ier—in —Paris has employed th e “ 'Hl i e r —open-ori-; botli^shlefl -gives smod-—-A t .-a- session-of—aald
t , court
. he
.. <1 -In- the- rights of t h f t J u d i U h i l n t f l L i n ^ ^
-ton-qf Jackoon-at the present,
„ ......: .... .ir_-^.p
. . r taigplllL're_io_Keep in touch wljh
Mr.,ami Mr.yWrMcRohie enti-etain- j hlfl 9te».ltl)rokcKS ^ ^ YJrkrihat
ed the Hanford reunion-Sunday, July: a Wftll street.speculator tn-foreignl
*1, with about lDO TjresenL Everyone- excliange lias Fpen able~by. conr
^njoyed-a-fine time.— ------- — ^
j versation wlt^Londoh ^"r 'BerllHT
to reap a: handsome profit.
The newspaper story.stated that
■Silch instant
-tha_
-Mrsr-Hr-E^Fogt-and -chihiren of
arTarge- proper^—
I—-Detroit ..pent^-da^asLA veek-ut-tha t,on of the transatlantic telephone
.WATERLOO
satisfaction, i iiese^uumjmiipers
"npmpTTinne illmfUHd _u>_ kee|-i._0jit, ljie~Tane.- A. -ijr-mu
SMAPLE,
,stniw..tltter are proving more, popular i- 'Present, HON. GEORCE W.
Circuit Judge*
the- plaintiff^is rentitled-to-poH^ t . y .
bt,oil*.■JMaLy-.,KnLii_l__.,Jiih|i
t -■
■A l f m l 71m ils Eivlnu. Julnr - K i uiliw , - Ja ruli
sesiont
, Rack. Eliza Jcdcle, Eliza F. Hiek. I^iuis Heck,
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n
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7
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14v1
fiOI■th_of"the"4Jb^‘thea(t'*eol‘nel, of W est.Huron
,a t ^ t -oiifr-htmJred—ninety-eight- feet-rod-rtfr
the- east - line- of H and-ow ned- b y - William: t — thence northerly parallel with the
l he n o rth -------h a l f of
lot ------------num ber. nine
each
and
unknown heirs, ilevl- eCaroves;
•_ ,
- - -•*»
. . . . . . or, —
- .........
- all of their
.............................
s t-lin e , of Seventh—Street—forty-four feet; .
JbfJ* wallTioitpers.
... . . . . .. nn<T some poultry.
.
On reading and filing the Bill of Comnliilnt 'Mil in hlnelr nnmlini- <pvpn 771 snntli- S'P. legateoa-gnd auHlgiiH, Mefendaiits,
tQ—Uiirun- . S treet.. one...
wiriLTmir' ri1
cWl»f- duiy vefifiedrirr whisirit-Rir. 1
D10CKt nu«nDei_afixen_t./ )-soutn
----- mttiER-E^i*wtweArrrw?—
- thence..jyest-.parallel—
hundred and-ninety-eight feet to the-east lis*^
Tiien j u e le im n g
J i i t i r « ih^ hi| i . IJearH that t ^e P]R| n tifr and am ant_doea-.not:.of H u ro n s tre e t,^ ra n s :^ -:im m b .e r-.n m e ..!...
heid-artho"Cowiv. of
Seventh- S tre e t;—thouce south albn* the
|u*rs.. arul InshlllM lg- 'tn e ■ lollg- *(^)en '['know, uml ;hHH been unable, aftei*—diligent -([ ) ) e a s t accordilT if to th e -re c o rd e d ^?HH€ b? the c^yAnri Arbor on the 22. d::. . east line of Seventh Street, forty-four fa it to
nueoi'inili In
u t‘ State
.Qtdtn ^ , ' .
*
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...
‘jOl JuilO, A ..T ). l!l2tb
'
--f i n v f i ■ T lio n
iiin s li rio es n o t ■clog , wcoicn and Jncjuliy, to aocartain
in u'h
w hat
,
the place1bf beginning, being a part of the
rd’s and nMorgan’sPresent
hon. 'iiieoiiiir
w SAMPLE.
— ■■■■.. ■
,— 1 .n .l ; '-.- ,, . , ' 4 ; , ot
-Q>- ^euiviry
Cgumry tne
the uoiemiams
dofemlaiUa who
who nro
me named
named plat of Maypan
z y n su u n Ad- |i"' <
mt-ciii.: , nwiN,
c u u i .r , ■_______
____
west halL of^the northweat_quartcjLQf-—ottoBJUUl-lS-plUlUly-1 lablle-A-O-tliu lioifSi' if j l-eHUIe,—If "they—ahall—be- alive; and thst th® ditllin to the —CitV of Ann Al’boT
■ ,
;Circutt Judgernumber twenty-nine,'“town two- south, range"
______________
lie: l>v 1,111 of com* etx-eastT
llip tvnll hrmnei-w-Teniiiln—lt‘b(>V-’«-iiri P e—ihalntllf luid -affiant—<1osh- not—know—aml—haa—rr,— r-r——— r ,—
J .... . ■
------ ---- _____In
ihlf.' ennxe.,_______
il ai'i'em ini
-Irr-the -elty-of-A nn—ArboFi-County1
“
II
,1
•
beetr.
unable a'fter
inquiry, . Washtenaw County, Michigan, •
jjUalni,
j^ d a ln i, duly vcrl(ie<l.
vci-Wie<l. i»re^
i(i'eneiite<l and filed of .Washtenaw and State o f . Michigaa,"
ueeiT.'iiiauie
aner diligent
umgenr search
searen and
ana.inquiry,
-rvy—_--- - -i IT
and to" Ibe Hatlafncticni .of the court thn.l
IlSOtl US a . reserve Sllliply (tniV pmsll- to ascortnln-the pames ofthe-^oei-BonR who
-I,A4JHA-P^imOOKS,Mortgageev
, , Nancy _ r J. Clark,, Nancy (I. [’arsons, Joseph Cavanaugh A
l calls are social In nature. ■ For ex-~
■ipAn ure
an T}i<daded-jia-such-,, witbout bfilng. ,num,ed.
taken-from.
Hui-Vb. AtlnmflVB-fnr Mortoaaaa. I- - Vicary-home,-l)e-r(>.■
■
■
■
lrai
hulls,
1
Jacob
-Srrwier,-Jacob
StrletcrV
■ I^iH-rurHier-ordered^thBt. the^-iiefendant-on i
. ............
.
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Business Address; Ann Arbor. Mich.
r,
‘j L,
,,
ample, an American'- sportsman
lioppers
iis-tbe
supplynocU.s
Vc'fik'iiishaforeeald, a s . well aa the defendants - n o t ; p u b lis h e d i n t h e Chelsea" S t a m r a r d , a ' s^ h,'lstcllH Stieeter, Chrialinw Shreeter,' ChriatMay 16-Aug. &
qayton: .apd. Rcnpeth -Vmary and;. teleph6neij.. tl) a Londotl frien<Ii
}’ i
HlyHWi
PtlMK described,
lUiau. no.
tlHf Ull
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» • ine- Streeter, .Chrlatlana • Strletei-. -John Ceorne
manl.
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'
immed, being
as,the
unknown
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An.UreHMT—John—
Ueorge-—\iKl«roh»r
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LmiIiijh--ufT^cksuu^visited^
—.asklng-ld^to^arrafig-tr^fortntght^
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE
■ named defendants, enter their respective ai>- C U lated in s a id COllhtv, a n d t h a t s a id Andre.sa, Adam Krameii, Adam Kremer,
here during the past 'week.
of "grouse hunting In the Scottish
Charloa Weber, Lovlnla Weber, Lovenla Weber,
"Whereas, default-has been made In the pay­
.
th.fee
months
from
the
<i«te
rp
u
b
i
ie
a
t
i
0
n^
b
e
c
o
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m
e
n
c
e
d
w
ith
in
V
I
- Mr. and Mrs. W. Vicary and. chil­ Highlands. “Tourists growing lone-'
COMMISSIONERS’ N O TIC E
'Jncbb~Behintecherr~Marln -Bohratecher, -John ment of the ■money secured by a mortgage
i t i» fu ith er ordered that a copy"of tM £ [d a y s T r6 m .;th e d a te ' o f t h i s - o i ’d ^ r a n d C. Schneider, M a ry ■ 'Schneider, David .W„ dated .the 4th day of Febi'uary in the year 1021,
dren motored to Dansville Sunday af­ ly in continental hotels.jtelephone
' -No. 23676................
Schneider;. Ixiuise Schneider," J.
Frederick; executed by Peter J . Do'nohue and Ellen T.
' oi'Uer'be'tm blinhed iu^the Chelsea Standaikl,14.u « f
ix'newrtimiHer iiubliahed nnd ctrculnted In aald ^ a t SUCn p u b lic a tio n b e. t o n l^ n u tu Vokcl, Fitalerlck A * Vogle, Frederick A. Vogel, Donohue, husband and .wife, of the city, of
ternoon;
7
their family ail ocean away. Not
State of Michigan, County, of Wash-, -cjou.nty, -within forty day» from this date, and -therein; once -in each week for Ithree J. 'Frederick Vogle, Ella Vogel, Annii. - Vogle, Ann Arbor, Washtenaw County,-Michigan to
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Schultz .and How- so long' ago, the wife of an AmorAnna Vogel, Charles W . Vogel, M ary M. Elsa:'. the State Savings Bnnk, a corporation organ­
thpt .such publication continue.-for Six- weeks
tenaw, Bti,
successive .weeks -(•four.-publications)i seiY-WUHani
ard.spent Sunday at Jackson and ML lean shopkeeper, associated with
in ' succesalan,
... ..... ......
D, V o g e l,' H e n r y E. Vogel, lands ized under the banking laws of the State of
r
—
CEO, W. SAMPLE,- I t is further-ordered- that-a coj)y of- J . I —Vogel,—O tga- Vogdlr --'OacHi- --VogelT—Mabel -Michigan, w ith-tis banking -office..in Ann Arher husband in business,* went
The untleisigwed haying been ap- Couniersignetl
.nard Mills.
s .
Circuit Judge. this o r d e r be mailed to. the . said de­ Vogel, M artin Vogel,' Chas. W . Vogle," W illiam ,bor, Michigan, which said' mortgage was re­
"Mr, and Mrs."Rob“ Biown and" sons ; abroad forThc first t!me; - Her huspointed i)y the Probate Coui*t for aaid Cluramon L, Pray, Clerk.
D. Voglo* Henry E. Vogle. .Louis J. Vogle, corded Jn the office of the register of deeds of
fendant, F r e d O. Glenn, at his hist Olga Vogle Yourig, Oscar Vogle, Mab!ei Vogle, the county of Washtenaw, In liber 147, on
bf Stockbridge were callers at the . band asked her to cull on some
Courity, Commissioners to receive, ex­ A true copy. Cltiimmon L. Pray, Clerk. '
-Vogler J oseph Ki-Hmen ilfispoh-h’ remer. l>age.-26lh—of—Mortgages on-^the 4th day of
known* poBt office address, by. register Martin
:Artlmr W ^ hnmft flimdgy evening,-... -h u stnMa lUiandiiUis Wiillfi ln Fraucfl,
amine and adjust- nil olaime and de- To- tiie~above" named-defendants iM ary E ,— Stollf ■ M ary—K e mii John— E^atnet*. February A. D. 1021. at clovon o’olook-A r M .
to faclifta^ this, wrote.down
ed mail with return receipt requested Alfre«l H arris Ew lng7"John Ki'enior,: Jacob And, Whereas, default has been made in the
' School meeting, was: held .Monday and.
Heck, Eliza Jedele, Eliza F. Hick. Louis Heck, payment of the money secured by a. mortgage
thnlirfniT
roa'“niwt^nrrA«BRg
1n~~flLat-1east ten dayslprior-tb-thc-tini e of ■ami
a,. I
tate
of-Ella
M
,—
Kiftton,
late
of
said
)
H
crlbetl
iiiem
lzes,
to-wlt
r-—All
those
oertaln
evening .with 13 in attendanee." Arthur
each of th eii , mTd"'Trll'"df~ th uii'. uiikinnui doted tho 14th day of Moy- ln the year 1914
notebook. Subsequently, he re*
P m in t v dpppagpH h e r e h v trivp n o tic e >pieces or parcels of land'situated and being appearance mentioned herein,
-holi's, devisees,’ legatees and assigns, h io - ne- executed by Peter J . Donohue and Ellen Ti
^Walz was re-elected treasurer.
c o u n t y ’ n e c e a s e ji, n e r e o y g iv e n o u c )e , ln the Townshlp b f :SyIvaTu Coun.ty of Washcossai'y.■and the . pi'bper parlies to the'above Donohue, husband and wife of the city of Ann
i :
a messaao that the potea
■th a t -fo u r m onthn , from ...d a to -a re a t * [ t enaw ami. sta te *of. Michigan, -mid. known, and1 Bated: June 13th. 1921).
The .. ....nman spent- Sunday—wiGi-^ celved
entitled cause aiui arc intercstctl in the suh- Arbor, Washtenaw—County, ■Michlgan- f
wore lost,-but nothing daunted, he
State
Savings
Bank,
a
corporation
organized
LEE
N.
BROWN,
.
.
;
Jccl mallei' involved therein and whose names
lowed, by-order of said Probate- Court,. -described a« the 'southwest, quai-teu of the
-Mr,'and Mrsr W a i o h n e in. Frim^ put i n -a telephone call from an
- ■ ■ ,1, ■ ,
, AL. .
• aouthoHHt quarter and the, southeast quarter of
in tho .office*'of the- Register of Deeds Under the banking laws o f the State of Michl-Circuit Court Cbnimis.sioiicr, appear
for
creditors
to
present
their
■
claims
the
H
outhw
eat'
quartei
1
of
section
m
inxb^r
an, nnd having its banking office .at Ann Arcisco,
for the county of Washtenaw us having at
eastern city to his' wife-in Paris'; against-^the!-estato- of--said-^leceased, .-LwentyrBeven^ (27:).;. also...the moi'theafiLfliiArter.
Washtenaw County, Michigan. snmn time, claimed n : right,' ttrio, jutorpst nr Cor, Michigan; w hich. Raid m ortgage was reSIiTfi irdzM r^K ennethz^ica Ty-an<P“ and 7ead the "names to her IfTtour
of- the register
111-th e Hiihiect ma tte r-o f said cause* or corded
___ . in the office
... —_
,___ .... of deeds of
SgSf" "u” l “' Joseph U-Hooper, Attorne*y-foi' Plain- estate
___________________
some . tiortlort of_ it. or_ as having—a lien—on A f_____^
r county.,
of w roM e|nvw ^ln . Hber 147 - o f
family'spent Sunday wit1UGeo7 :Aieii.-l minutes of telephone, conversation^* a d th ltih sy will-meet at The F « m -'
ITTt
Mortgages
on
n
a
v
e
2B8.-o
n
the 1 4 t h - d e v - o f
tlffr—Business^Address; 1001-8 Fi rat charge—thereon— wt ihout— havi ng—conveyed ■ or
Hi'A aifd-Merchaiits Bank in-tHFVHlagtr1John Kaimbaeh
enbrom.
Another New Yorkeiv-talking re*
June 18---July 25
Attorney for Plaintiff, National Bank Bldg., Ann Arbor* rcloaHcr] the same, and who might at any time, May A. D, 11121 iu ten-thirty O’clock A. M.
;-.l:
of Chelsea^in-said^Counfcy, on-Satur' BtiHlncriH A ddress: Chelsea, Michigan. ■:
under—tho -iirovbdoas—or—lo**al-»a eet of -^ti r h
John'TrchnvaiT spent' the w eek - e n d ' cbntly to "a frten'd at the Savoy in
~
Jungr2Q
-J
«Jy
11
Midtrgairr
InHtrumontR- oj record clalm_ oi— attonipl- to duly assigued-by-the-said-Btate-Savlngs Bank,
“up~near the straits in northerfrMtch^7~ IxjndonHfifltincUy-liSATt! ,|*T!irjf7HCn’*= day, tlie Slsl day_ of'Augustrnnd^afr NOT1CK o r MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
claim or he "entitled to cluTm' [>ehe(lts, theie- to the Farmers & Mcchaivtcs"Bnnk •of th eThursday,
the
3ist
day
of
October
booming the hour, :
iindci , and U further- ainvearing to,-tlie-satis- of Ann .Arbor, Washtenaw County, Michigan.
igan,
___ ;___ SALE— ..
■ ___
next, at ten"b’clock—A.,Mrof each of D efault having been mado in the conditions n o t ic e o f m o r ts ga al eg e - F O R K C L osr r e ­ faction of the court that said nliove named by “nssignTnent bearing date tho 20th day o f ....
The public ..is always Interested
Klien Smith died at' his home here
liqi'licH lire ilend nr their wliftivnbiiiil s imkiinwn June, In the year 1921 and recorded 111 the
r:m«dg._hy-EtK<)T7^Ma.y_ieimii»»r
fflce .of tho ...register-of—dood_s_ of the bounty—-I——DefaTilt hav4Ttg=been^Tnaile hi :lhe-coudll-lorr- tfr-sftld
on-Thumluy;~Fimeiiffl-waa-Ketd=Sun^ yTHl^ notabies mitke^sc- 6T=dfe--~ ai d^daysrte-regeiv c-, exaurittg
McFaildon- mortgagor, of Ann Arbor. Mich* of n
of-WashtenaAV-lnlllber 20 nf Asslgnmenta, on—
WUIiam-1
-l-just
sfiid"
claims;
-^^aervlce, aau>kuui u ,im r v
-day~\v*ith' burial-at~Nbrthville
^ui-n'nrfttlnn C
n n 11A rbor ^ M k h im ir f
Klithcl' A, .l>,tiikbctneiv-hi4-Avtfer as- movt —
hwhcr o- n r i y ^ ^ ^ m -o i— ^theti-'lafirs page-9*-on -the 22od-day- of . J uno,... A.-D*-192t—*
........... ■Dateri_Jimc_25th7T92i)r
I . l f j P,“ L « I ^ f g a g o .s , to The State- Savings Hrnrk^a MI eh- r , c M t l e ^ w Ir e t h T ™ ch “lute rert a s -fh e y maj^ov- At ntn& ,forty-oteloelLrAr-M-,=—— --— -. Ml‘ and Mrs, W ilf Weber and such, including King Alfonso—of
And, whereas, by tho terms of sold-ntort* —
d.hDt'Oln ha« boon disposed of by_wltl
.
SpsiBT-lGnBrAlbcrt-of
Belgium
and
daughtpr-of-Maaon called on Mrs. KlFRED’WENK,
|-th a t xueh defetulantli canr.of gag es- tir is "provtded—thntH n case default- be"
___________ rvc<l with Di'ocesa, thei'efoi;o,_ made In the payment of interest or of afiy part—
mer Marah Sunday afternoon. ?......... . . j people whose names are famous In
on=-motton” o f'“€BvnnH Ugh-^=Ihtrkc,"Httorneys thereof^nermf-nny-lnstnllmcnt-o f prlodpaL or
------ -- Hber. 147 of, mortgages on page 899, on'-whtch Stftte of Michigan on the 21st day of May. f o r , xitlil. tilalnttfT»^lt:-ls—orderetl th a t the, 0M>* of any pai't thereof, on any day whereon the
Irwin Oesterle returned to- Lapeer7 '‘the-poiltfcatf litorary^iid business
Commissioners.
July 11
■
-world;—-Sr-Parker
Gilbert,
Agent
“ — -t^ tu ^ K ttg ^ h e r e ift-elalm etl—te - b e ^ u e p a ^ t h e i - s ,--jT—
ijf -^ijjg,. j k! of mortgages: on page jteaTaiice o f' said defendants and each and nil same Is payabler^and^shotrid-tho—sameMtematir-' Saturday after spending the^ past two | General-of-Reparatlons, used-the..
tim e of this notice the sum of Twenty-Seven ijg g , an d 'w h ich mortgage .'contained the pro
of them be entered in. this'cause w ithin three unpaid and in arrears for tho space of thirty
Hundied and Twenty-One Dollars and an at- vjHj0„ that should default be nvude I it the months from the date of this order, anil that days, then nnd from thenceforth, that U to
weeks with his ] arehts, Mr. and Mrs. tfansatlsntic,telephone fromWashtorney's
Joe
th
lrtv-five
dollni'H.
provided
_for
; .ORDER .FOR PUBLICATION _ in ^sald-m ortgagernnd- no-sult -o r • pi'oeeedihgs payment - of- -the interesU oi-any- part thereof--Jn-cm e of their appearance they ■cause-thei »ay,. aftct_.tho .lapae_-.of said .thirty . dojri. so__
-PhillipiO-Gaterle.'. ~ ' -—:—1~1ngtbh" to cehter—wlth" his Paris
much- ef"the aforesaid principal-mum"
^
upon sai<l mortgage or any installment of
a t law having been instituted to recover the principal--or - any piQt thereof.- on the day. answer to the hill of complaint tn be filed mains unpaid, with all arrearage of interest
No. 23783
Mr.s. Theressa. Koelz spent* the i representatives, William A, Bra^
.und...tt_Copy—
thereof
spi've<l
on
theattorneys
moneys secured "'“by" said mortgage or any whereon j'ldtlrintcieHt payment “o r principal
for the plaintiffs within .fifteen days after thereon, shall. at"the" opt toil of “the mortgagee,
Pourthvwith Mr. and Mrs, Phillip Ga- [ dy, "Jr., when he made his Lon­
Stwtc of Michigan* County of Wash part thereof,
payment became clue, as expressed in said service ution them or their attorneys of a Its successors or assigns, become and b a ' due
“—Now "therefore, by virtue of tho jx>wei; of mortgage, and should said payment pi' pay­ copy of said ,bill of ■complaint, and that in and payable immediately thereafter,- and - de­
W at Clear Lake.
^
'
j don debut recently as Director of
"
tenaw,8s.
sale contained In svich .mortgage, and .the ments remain unpaid for a space of thirty default thereof said bill be taken as confessed fault having Been .made in tho payment of the
Mis, Magie Nuoffer and Joe Quig- the English premiere of “The Road
At n W
nnirtti OI-~tne
rtf the Prnhntp Court1statute livglvmTtlmrnjirTuwday,
such-case made and provided,
notice -days, then a fter the lapse of—sald-thlvty days, liy each of- snld defendants, and it Is further Intpiest-provided-in said mortgages, whleh de-:__
-,-A^-*
session
the IsOisr
leyg-vi
of \11
Grass
Lake CTjjciiw
spent cmi
an evening
a n s littfit;
v »*»:»o • l 'to“Rome," bad among bisJUdeners*
bo much of-sald-prtnc.lput.sum-and the Interest ordered that said plaintiffs shall c a u s e s copy fault -hns continued for more than thirty days,
Of Wasntennw* ItelQ-lufr.Octeber~Ar^r7l029,-—Bt-ten-otc1oclt-in the- -tnei
Li_ the
weniln«Its
l'emalinv .ntuiatd^wluUt-Hf^the-uutluu
cently with Mr;—anti- Mrs;—Rirnei1 “jg—HTia father and mother. In thetr- for-said-County
ot” tbrt
Prnhntn
Offlpp
~irt
the
eitv
of
tB
forenoon,
Eastern
Standard
Time,
the auction
undBV- o f eteon.iiH
sahl mortgagee become due nnd payable and Standard .wltlflT: forty days''' from this d a te
at
the
Fiooate
umce
m
tne
cuy
ox
,R
nftl
m
0Itlc#O
T
e
wm
M
n
at
public
«arsh.
................ - .
New Vork home.
Harry H.
mortgagors having defaulted in the im y- a ncwspaixtr t>rlnted and published ir. said mortgages-arui att-aorearages-of intWWt due •
Ann Arbor* on the 27th day. Of- June to the highest bidder at tho south or Huron Raid
ment of Interest due mi said - mortgage on county of W ashtenaw, and olrculatctl therein, and payable.
Mr, and Mrs. Gnrl S c h a f e r and fam- Frazce, -Broadway theatrical pro* m“theyew^one-thousand-^Hn'e-htm^^'«^enu^ce_t^thcM
-^urt^Houae^ttn_the _ _ ,y—Htthi- t&2th-^m H*akt ttefauR—having-con­ and th a t such publication be continued therein, And, whereas, the amount claimed to be
for th irty days, sHid mortgagee there*, once In each week for at least six Ruccesslve due on "said mortgage dated February 4th. -A.
of Jackson spent Sunday afternoon ducer, gravely ill in France, tele­ tired anjl twenty-nine
“
“
tho place where the Cirauit Court for WaHh- tinued
fore elects to declare the principal «um_of said' weeks, or that said plaintifT'R.cause q coity^of D. 1921, at ,the date of this notice Is the turn
Jlth'Mrs. Thercssa Koelz, Dr, Walter phoned to New York for his dbc*
tenaW
-C
k)unty"hr
helcf>rthe
promises
described
iuid" nfi- -interest due thereonv-im * thlR order to be pei'Ronally servetl upon said of "Tw-o -Thousaud—D ollars-of- prlnelggl and
Present, HON. JAY G. PRAYj
“ in said mortgage, or so much thereof* as may mortgage
Koelz and Mrs. George Patterson of tor—probably the longcst cnll ever
mediately due and payable, ns tuovlded in dofondantR and upon each- of- them at least One Hii.n(im) and Sixty Dollars of In tIN rt to­
Judf?e of Probate. 'be necessAry to. pay tlje omount duvon said said mortgage, iitioh whteh "moilgago there ts twenty d a y s -be fore the...tim e preAerlbod...for. gether with Thirty»fivc- Dollars- as an attorney
"“AmrAi'hor wereliTso afternoon callers. "made tor a_.SBctorr_/When MiBs_ ^
f<y stipulated for in . ssld mortgage^m aklan- to mortgage,-with scven -Wr cent .Interest and all clalmwl to be.due at t h e tlm e o f this-notice, th eir -appearance.
nil ills slim*of Two Thousand, One Hundred,
legal “costa, together with an attocney_iee. the sum of T w enty-S ix,H un d red -S even ty and
Mr. anti Mrs, Elmer Marsh, Leon Helen wills, American tennis star, __In the matter_,Qf_th.e estate o? So­ of
thtrty-fivo dollars as covenanted thei*eln, tMTido-Dollni'sr and'anT ftttorneyR- foe of T h irty - 1founterstgned)
Ninety-five Dollars, ....... ..
—
■ .
“announced
hcr-engegemont,
a
.Lon­
phia
F.
Bictfnan,
deceased.
"
:
Circuit
Judge.
D u a n e spent Monday with Mrs,
And, whereas, the amount claimed to be due
the said premises being described In said-moit- Five dollars as-covenanted In said mortgage, Doris L. Saraw, Deputy Olerk.
don evening newspaper Interview­
.
on said mortgage dated May 14th, A. D. l* ! t,
Age as all that certain piece or parcel of and no suit or proceeding at law having been
On reading and filing the duly veri­ K
A' H, Lammers in Jackson.
at. the dRte of this notice ts the sum o f Wno
lumLsituate
and
being
in
the
City
of
A
nn
ed her via the transcontinental tel­ fied
Instituted
to
recover
tho
moneys
secured
by
1 1*
To
said
defendants':
.
'
petition of Robert—J. Wagner Arbor, In the County of Washtenaw and state antd mortgage or airy part thereof,
Thousand Dollars of tu'litclpal and Dne Hun*
ephone service and was .thus able
-Take—notice,- th at the. above outItlcxl rnuse dretl and Sixty Dollars of Interest together
nraving that a certain paper in,writing .of.Michittun. and. descifixsl ,a» follows; Lot N o w V h e re fo re rb y -v Ir tu e -o f—the—v«>wer—,rf- -rfTvrdve'H"tRC'Dll6'~5r''!iHd'-sr6nf>wliTi? denerlbed with Thirty-five Dollars as an altbrney Fee
to publish a confirmation Of the -OB’. 1 /
. . . __ / , * - *w i t , , ,
m ,v inum ber eight In block number three north of salc' contained lit such mortgage, and tho-'
IJMA CENTER
the Township
and no.W.. on file lirtnifi co^irt, pur- j
street, rnnae ten casti-In Lawrence A TsiAtti te In such cmso made nlul prnvid e<l, hot Ice premises -situated .and being In .............
,
, stipulated for In said mortgage, making In all
gftgoment ahead of any other Sun* --oortinir'
0n1
■
.
q
m
0f
.
J thD a u m 0f _T xvq .Thousand.. _.Qn* ..Hundred ..
te^)
0
--the.
last
wni..ana..teStfcL,
Mwn'hi^AdtinibtCtS’
tM
AiitjcintAtin^Arbor,"
I r horcby• gtven~thnt x>n-Tuesday,- t;hn-i 4«t--dfty ■dr^efitgSfi;-"ffhd
Vjtom-bo-Mrr fltirt Miff. GO'S"Laier on d a y 'n e w s p a p e r,
told
CtWudt
Dollars7
r
C
3„„u;„ m p Iowmoss ho a*iMicommencing -at tho Routhwest corner of lot of October A. D. ll>29, at toil o'clock tn the Court .for the County of^ W a s h t e n a w , ( han- Ninety-five
AnJ< .whereas, the. amount claimed to
due
-July 5, a son.
.m
SH
k.
ftf
liii.aalil
,block.
fill
tmroffi
Hawteea
^♦a
wdawl^
T
I
mOf
4lto
undov
4 ! Tfnr TTfltl»»Hunt hr teleph^ne--B«w— mitted tO probate, and tnat Robert J. along the east side of North State street, Hlgned-mortBajitee will Roll at public auction r eir ," f n T- t b g" lutrtw se'of-nuletlng tdtTe te 'swid bit 'bbifi''arnw!"w»fl mfliTgmnsn’ttna nTr......
nmpt Hr
nromtses, to-w lt;
-*
Alfred Tllasher, Mrs, Ico la often an agent of good cheer.
ihe_ sum of J-’our 'Thousand Throe Hund
Hundred
. . j , Af--tliAAvsftntftrflithence cast:„B
132
thence
north
sixty-six
feetwest to the to the highest blddor’a d h o south or Huron ■dcacrlhe*!
t'CommeneShg at tho ' intersection' of the
VRfeet;
llel wlth
Stnte
Rtrc«t
i thence
Dollars and no suit or proceeding hav­
^ ri^ret—Sch,v»tte and Hrs. Louise A Florida newspaper recently told Wagner one, or the executors
Street entrance to tho Court H oiiro in the. north and south quarter lino of section 22 Ninety
Instituted at law to recover tbo debts .
said will, or some other .suitable Iniaco of bcjti,nnlng.
J
City of Ann Arbor, Michigan, (that^bcing with the south edge of Pleasant Lake; 'thence ing been
g0f\hnL all of Chicago were visitors how tho transatlantic telephone in
remaining secured by said mortgagee, or
the place where tho Circuit 'Court for Wash- north In the north and; south quarter fine to now
peffloh be appointed executor thereof
jH,y 9th, 1020.
any part thereof, whereby the powers of sole
.^lay^t-the home of lfc.- and Mrs.
contained In ssiu mortgafre have beeMW "tflp
and
that
appraisers
Rnd
commission*
1 " “ At X
u L ! '* ?
,n w*i<l m ortRR« ' 0l' so. much thereof as m a y east and west quarter line 1920.3 feet;-thence eratlvc.
JJfwd Lindauer- and Mr. and Mrs,
necessary
to
pay
the
ar.uuml
due
on
said
K0Uth
tn
the
cast
line
of
the
west
ono-hatf
of
era be appointed.
Now therefoiw, notice Is hemby given, that *%*Vr
A ttn u r Brown, Attovnoy ror MortffAMGo*
m
a.i
oi i i v six
uiv ivorcent.
iMk/iAnt interest
in tru s t nnd
nmi all
nit the north-east —
-..-..i-*. of .the
i - south
..... il cast
PniLp Seitz.
n!
mortgage
with'
one-quarter
v irtu e of......................
the said powers of‘ slue,
we, and In
It is ordered that the 24th day of Anti Arbor, Michigan.
legal Oostsi toaothci' with an attorney fee one-qu.arter or section 22, 1841.2(1'Teet to the by
J M".
’" S p”. with* WS
pursuance
or
tho
statute
In
such
eoi*
made
___
___
_
_.
..._
..........
.
...
ea
c?S°Iph
**
&new Ford'
of thirty-five dollars as iovonanted therein, south-east corner of tho west one-half of the and provided, the sold mortgages wllL
.Tuiv next at ten o’clock in the forenortheast sae au asteo- a i - MW iiautkiost.i.iona. .
Cewiplicatad
PrecaM'wl" by U" m to nf ■t he "in w HtMW"___
gage as follows! All that "certain piece or nuartcr of section 22 : thence west In the south rtui
.Mfs, Lula Thelan and children spent , wftflrs bfit iho thrill or Htoir flint— i S ^ S ia ir i^ A a te - Omcbr-be apscribed, st public auction, to the hlghwk bid­
Rnyon
is
«
lustrous,
continuous
p
a
rc
e
io
f
la
n
d
-sltu
a
tt
m
l-b
e
ln
g
ln
the
City
tlna
of
the
north
ono-hslf
of
rthe-smttheRRt
oneat. tho south front door of the court Muee
_
a
__t ..!>«<•
k r - f to ia i
if A I / ti u l i l a n n nil
'jMnesday with Mrsu Martha Keeler ^ M verS n in that time reached polnted for hearing said petition.
f- Ann
Arbor, tn i the"County
of
Washtenaw, quarter of -section tweot.y„-A\v£u..7! S*71,..fcct (_ der.
thread, formedThy dtssotvlng cel Iuiose. oand
in the city of Ann Arbor, in said ooonty of
r J
State of Michigan and described a t fnt?* fnenee north deflecting 90 degrees, 52 minutes Washtenaw on the Roth d*Y of July A- D.
of Francisco.
- ■ £ -«lhn«x -whui7 Jlh..
And . it ifi further orderod j
cither as cotton untertf or wood pulp, Iowa, to-wit; A strip of land fifty two feet to tho right to the south shore of Pleasant 1920, a t ted o'etock in the forenoon of th at
Rah
^ rs‘ Jacob Hansdman and
copy of th|8_pr^ r-bi^ W sh«<l ^ S U n -n snimhle solvent, * passing J h |i 1n width off the south end of lots forty-one Lako i thebee along the sbuth shore of Fleas- day i which u ld premises are described to aald
forty two, apd a strip of land fifty-two aril la k e to th e place of- beginning,-being a
successive weeks tffevjous to aatd [ nM
t^ *_.through
throunh sa'' spinning
mnchlne, andArbor spent $te week-end
'jj. ^ !.
fluid,
spinning topchlne,
________ >t . ii..
feet in width oft tho wjuUuend^of t h ^ west part of the oast one-hatf of, section 22, Free,
n■
-SS?,/
o
T
W
-tts-th
o
u
a-a
n
f
o
t
m
llM
time of hearing, in the Chelsea Stand solldt/.vlng 1he product In . a flxlhg 8-4 of lot' number forty In Biown & Bach’s dom Township, Washtenaw County, Mlrhlgsn. tn the City of Ann Arbor,- according to« othe
tn the latter’s parents* Mr. and Mrs,
of land ®nd oc^an* ,
ard, a newspaper printed and clrculat bfith, comlilntng and twisting the w* Addition to th* City of Ann Arbor, County of Subject te the rights of tho .puhllo In the recorded plat thereof." ' ■
Pierce.
Washtenaw and State of Michigan, according highway,
Dated April m h , 1920,
.
ed In said County of Washtenaw.
suiting moments Into a thread, purify­ te thd rtwrded ploji
AhST s ^ a(lene Dancer, Ifldna Barels
"Alsot The west one-half of th e northeast
Dated,
July
9th,
1M9.
quarter of section 22, Town 3 South, Range
JAY.
RRAY,
ing find blenching this thread, and
Mu '?rpna Seitz spent Tuesday with
Remeaiber fhl*
The Stete Savings Bank
4 East. Meridian of Michigan, extent the north
(A-true
copy)
judge
of
Probate
[
linn
Ily
transferring
H
Into
the
type
A
rthur
Bi'own,
A-Michigan
Corporation^
20 acres thereof; Township of, Freedom, Wash­ Cavanaugh A Burke. Attorneys for ^eSgeee,
cfoT
l ’ov<,lftnd of North Fran*
a*Hitch the truth nnd IM« *Pt *®
Attorney
for
Mortgagee,
Ann
Arbor,
Ml
chi
tenaw
County, Michigan.
June 27-Aug. 3 Business Address t Ann Ar|>or* Mleh, ,
Nora 0 * Borgert, Probate Register, of package In which UJie to be hold or Business Address,
Mortgagee. CAVANAUGH * BURKE, Attorneys for Plain­ A tru e copy (Seal)
\. May t • July Sis
‘fl,St?ck
m
W
6U
*
July 4*1148
JAY G. PRAY,
* Used.
Ann Arlmr, Michigan.
July lt-Sept. 26 tiff.
Tolefson who'has been ask
Business Addressi Ann Arbor, Mich. Claramon L, Fray, County Clerk.
TIW
M
-y
*
Lifidauer with hls^fw3^i
m
a
-*/
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i- ■'
.... ..............................:::......^
...............: ------------------- ..................
l
Ladies Entertained
AtSylvan Estates
'St. FauTr Auxiiliary will beentertainedst^' Mrs. Charles Messner a n d .
.
Mrs. C hutes Chuppel on Tde^dayi Chelsea Kiwanians entertained tlu-ir
- a £ t e r « « y ^ l y -18. at the home of the [ M ie s at a ladies’ night affair a t Syllatter. ~
■—- 4 v s iv "Estates Country 'C lub Tuesday , ,
P rovide N atural Shade
fo r A ll Young Poultry
Jim** Change o f
Luck
This Is National Insect Killing W^ek.
An ideal range will provide natural
uhudo where the you an birds may dial
protection from the hot summer sun..
By ADALAIDE D i H O T P -i r Many poultry tlockiTtlo tipi have inis*
poultry spaT^hrStute^coi'-'
protection
tlie colony
Id-nmkes Ideal
tlie boarding house. With ______ ____„ ...
"oh” J u ly '21, ;u Kfsenbeiser G row at^room r-— —
- ■*.
Supflo\vers4
Wwd ‘ MulcH ni(>yement8 she tofcsed her hat
<?0Minm)S.____________planted
„
.x<mh Lake. ‘Come.one ami all, great' A general good time^wa*i*.,
■
-•«■» *....... »..... ----- * i around the colony house *Iho will pro
ai lead-' »■> »
'l-Viilow "the Keidkanip• during th e.n .ral, Paul Niohmia
W *«
« * » her vldevHotlsf«ctory; Klimifv, if the1colony
nil small.
nows north out of Chelsea or Dexter. ! ing in lively group singing, and the head ami (lung it up the bed, theu houses cannot be uinved. near a corn*
Good phu1 <..... - « *
« .
Hev A. !■;.: hnd'wriiisied Into floppy bedroom slip. • holiTnnd
.sunflowers are not used,
; full basket, Siay-"'"till day:—Dinner^oHification of the affair.
pars, ai ihe same time throwing a gay some forn rof nrtiireial shade should
'al 12:30 all a , , M; , . Ilutkl, , ,
shout- bo provided. Old feed l^igs placed-ona framcnibout two (rrrhroo feet nirorfrthe
'gi'ouuU"M
\viH';glvL‘'-tlii!'!Tn!edL,d":pr.9?TP
-BAKE S M &
umy^ffne-nirnifte ^ 1to- butlioantT
-digrte
e
tlo
n
r^
dress,"
shirtolU
fimx»rf
os'shie
pit-pat*
Tin) ladies of therMethodist church
T-ftliUM Id' aJaike'_iiale_at the Chebea
S 'J l e ttZ :
„„ll.
'
' iun’dWare uir.Saturday, JuU-t8th?-AH - ™ 9 L ”
^
setectlQlLs, j __s|)0 -<lllltf -Whihrshe sploshed”!
WE HAVE YOUR FAVORITE MAGAZINE
lu the tub—sang for pare joyiliw A lw ays M ake Fow ls as
ladies’of the dunyh please respond.
Profitable as Possible
ijils. was her night, hers and Jlni New'
"BEST 35c COFFEE IN CHELSEA
-Trolls™.-Dorthejime
they
forgot
that
Tiiere
la
a great temptation for the
.NOTIC’D TO -VIA' PATRON^. •
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
hlie/was a stenographer and l i e an mi poiiltrymnn who la amhiilotis to equal
-My- oftice^-w-i11•’-be dosed. -from-Junc
8jlevr-FredhT Walker, pastor,
willing salesman in - Warln'g’s Tmbef." "tlie" rpcorda made by others, N'aturGET IT AT
"OtiiFTy July 22mf7dasiieiy. lle donned his tux' and she ally Ally- ono wants to make ills liens
Sunai
lay, July 14—
Dr. A. 1.. Brock. -Morning-worship-ut lO o’dm.
-IS
Iji;n_jiiu£4ilttie evtiiilng- dress- und .they - ns} profitable .as posslhkv anti as :ho
Sunday -school at 11:15.
. applied Is to keep n
fared foilh together Imighliig-like-the ^ t le .............
generally
RAKE SALE
In the-above-services you wiil-fincLj-t-wo Imppy chlldren they^ were., .Tlui^^TetF^lyrrfr^tTe^eiahTif'her first layThe ladies of the Methodist ciTurehia profitable, season of worship and generally went, to Beaman's, a very Jug year and ~111en-replace .Iter -wltli111
I . . , >, i .
' .*. a i I r \ ’ .X i l I. , i ' O 1%A 1 # \l , . T V* l_ I
A. . .1 . .
u
, . r ' A Mu . l ! i . I
I /\ ««« /X V/X
will
held—a-baae
Mile,
at- the Chelsea Bible _study
and
a' cordial aaawelcome
is inode,st i.'osthui'ant Where they shone pulleta, the effect of-Wgh-ogg pro
T h e N yal a n d P e n s la r S t o r e
__ : LuidwanL-Oir Saturday,-Jjuly ,13th." All extended. ,
.. — IlkeL two gay laitterltics.’
(Itictjon-on tbe-layhig hana-ajMiarentlyfcSASf
S*A!t
U indies of the -.church please respond^
On tills ]):irth'nlnr eyen1irg"trer diap*" l8 iiegligilde aa she Is sent to pot he-,
W ’
w i
plhess died In her lienrt at the very fore nny evil effects of force feedCONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
♦T»
iirst glimpse of Jlm’A. face.
__R€V. A. E. Potts. Pastor
Interfere with her laying,
___ ICK ( KKA.M SOCIAL Mini honey,Tvlmt’s tlio-matter?" she
FOR SALE^-Male and female regist* WANTED—Good used bean -puUeLl-LOST— Blue mesh bag with"
The Ladies' Aid of Hogers Corner's —Morning-worship at 10 o‘dock a,:-my nsked,
..
Sermon
subject:
■
■
‘‘Squandered..■
Vitalered German Shepherd pups, 4
H arry Prudden..
-49. chain. Finder please riiurn-to^he
St. johir’s church will hold an ice i
Mistake W ith Geese
“Nothing." he answered ImlMieart.
months old," Robert Collins, phone
cream social__on the- church .lawyi i ity.TStandard Office to receive- reward'
A cbninion'inlstnUe made In.'raising
Sumidy school at 11:15—
—Mrs. Helen edly ns he took her In Ills anus, "only
246, Cor. S. Main a n d U_ Si 12, -48 FOR SALE—One more field of June
if hursTiay eveiling,-July 18.
Every.'
geese
la
to
try
to
fetal
,ihom
upon
46tf
l-rl^doii't
want
to
tell
you."
I,indeman, Supt.
clover on the_ground. Ji M; Killam,
iiodv invited.'
gralire
w
llh
o
u
i.
autlldcnt.
gray.ing,
"Yoii’H
have
to
tell_me...
why,"—
siie,
-The Olivet delegates-will givp their
--48H
cpih in- Chelsea -IPhone 147-F-l
answeredrher-eyes—dark witit itppre* tho-p
T^ST YOU R°PRaP-ERT¥r fam - o r
report
of-the
conference.
'
BAKE SALE
will heed hut little- additional, Clrlt- "lastfFridffy/ y Finder please leave at FOR- S A U ^-S everal young cows,
.henslon,
,
city, with the Federal "Farm "and"
Standard” Office“and”receive-reward,:
,t. -Tlui-Laiii' Aid of S-t;,Paul’s church
"My Imd, Betiy,t’ lie said brokenly, and oyster shell '.should always he neReaPEBtaterCo., iM.'WTn, Schwart^
ST.
PAUL
EVANGELICAL
from
5
to
7
years
old,
some
due
to
il1v’ Hold it InikeVsafe’ at--Schneider &
"J'm a •Jiot-ileiHlt'd_fnol._. 1 - ought to cessiblc. _0tirlng .-Ilie summer a -satis­
miller, local, agent, in H. D. WithP.
H7T
Gfabow'ski,
P
a
s
to
r..
freshen-soon,
others
with
calves
by
ixu-t'erers store Saturday afternoon,
heJsJmt, lull - well, thill: did) of ii tlnnr. factory method”'consists In providing
:zierell office, postoffice building, oV3n
. -,
---- — 4Jf Thitt^a-yr^J-u+y-A-l tlH—r - w
TITdy’20, at 2:00
...fine
feed,
n
-dii
.vof-TTjTm
I
j
in
rt
s
-nf-cbrmrFURE
-GA^fE
-SUGA-R^^Get^
lm^your
walker
Th”
y
(Tepii
rlTnehTat^the
storer
Congdon St,, Chelsea.
3Dtf^
7:00 j). nj^—'Teachers’ meeting.
meal,
bran
a
n
d
.
ground'voids,s
During
i
supply
a
t
only
$5.25
per
100
lbs.
doesn't
know
ids
business
and
I
tried
Sunday, July 14th— ,
A .CORRECTION
tlm--wlhter -the--sftHieit--«Va1ns--aro-:-safrlfr 4 -Krogerls—Friday and Saturday^_48 WANTED 1—500 'people to come _out TRUCKING of all kinds, local or long
10:00 a. m.—German Sei vice. Hev. to- Rlmva-hlim-imij,—I’m—ffrethur
afui boost fo r the .Chelsea-IndependIn the Ia.'t l-.'Ue of the Standard an ^ H i<Vaftlo f St. Louis, Mo' wiljl - “<h»ml grnfl..us,_I -thought you'd factory, but steamed clover or. alfalfa | ----- :------ —;— —----- -------- --------L ------distance. G. W. Coe, phone 237.35tf
...ents,
next-Sundujytt Wilkinson J’ark
■J....
hax-jshmihl-he- rnmert, ------- T r i m T ” a m p SATURDAY— $5:25”
-nnoF in -ftie- f i gui ^^
t h
e
mi1pjt. Come ^ n d H ie y t^ U11Unl
. ** t ■
»f vahmiion 01
of DyjVUZl.’
Syjva'n/ JItl uim . ........
loslfi'g a •Jolr!—\“Tfi—
”per 100—lbs,,- pure cane Sugar. —in' Chelsea.— Meadow -bark—BirF of W ANTED—Strong-grrl- for general
TH'USf1 -n-I
■lom—can get” au o th er
Jackson, will be the opponents.
toinomnv, Come—on. Let's
Kroger's • -----, — . .—— — -J8 ■,HJUId” hTTvT-'been S MCth-l:00 instead - ‘ ]^i ;15 a! mT -Sunday sehooJL
Grain
forGeese
housework,, about June l. Write
.Game
called a t 3 .o’clock^
-Adv*
TiUt-~sttHLretO:!■4?~
---- -—----- ;---------------Box 800; care of Chelsea Standard,
Geese simuld not he fed hard grains, | WANTED—-Board and room for
still hiing tihek, hut lip could
EPISCOPAL milielonger
SAM3M-MET-I
.
:
. "" "• •
; . 39Ef"
WANTED—Home
to
rent.
Adult
.but
ground
feeds
mixed
In
"
what”
are
I
lady.
Give
price-and
location,
Adresist and soon they were
CAIM) OP THANKS_—'
-Mich,-----------Near,
Jranciaco,
fm)iily,j.
Enquire
a
t
Standard.
*
known
ns
mashes-iuui_teiLJn
.a
m
o
is
t.d
r
e
s
s
,
P.
O.-Box
165,-Chelsea,
Mieh,
-|- .dress, I
-sealed »t—theH-4IttUi tableLl«—the. rea——We vviyir-by-tlns-meMts1to-c-sp-m^s^
state,:—A good i^km^tor^eeese-wontd
RevvR-RoBS,'l>astor.
^.intrant;
f4 £
ItiUajIlMlMi
Oreeri-kindness-and -^ym patbv extended-to us "Sunday,
14
- _ . "Xmv-tlils I's-iml-u-dft foie grasffi-«hp be three parts of "yellow corn inetiTT
four
parts
of
whom
houses,
phoneJ80i-F21,
-—32tf
hnui. one imrt ^ s m J A I ^ A t - K r o g e r ’sr -Sugar, 10 j used mowers-^-cheap for immediate
.hy-^ur^rif-mf^ml-m^Wrtrr^iiuring — Surnfay schooM t -fO m_ m., Mrs. N. said, her eyes—ilanclug—as,- with—her
rpQrdog tlottf-or tlmir nibb|HpRg
vr-i-t-nf
venii-nt. ~
hehniann, SupL .
^ ~,
_
~j f.»l*R-siio-tiMMm,i:-riTT.-o^ nt M,n”7n^
Ijjhlbsale, F . W, .M erkel,
..
M
■
lbs.' 53c,1
this-add 5 per cent of meat scraps and
Conimunion Service a t 11 :.15_.a,.. m .!. that—eoiilatmid- a* stingy, portion
-Mr. ami .Mrs. J. W.
IF YGUJWAN-T^-To-buy, , sell er ex­
Uev. J ... Shilling,, of. ..Ann. A rbor, Will.) plain, oi:(|liiar.yr -beef liver...
•
breeding season -.WANTED—Small bookcase^with^riWFGR-&ALE—Thoroughbred— Durham
Gra-hani'a'ffi'h'FimTily:—
change- f a m _ o r city propertypsee ^
_preaeb=:
Sng-desk.-Tnouire at Stands,-ibQf- [- h„n -c»tf, u-Miiyho S'x>,*I j i t r T hat f-he'nTtedlyb rj ^ ntM, . 0fn<. -_At m i^m es-T-Her---i’en.
7
nf
H
ne
sifted
smut
nnd'dae-liiilf
per
ur annual conferenee-xvBi-convehe-i-^httH- wonhtii’-H
ftcor
-481 phone-206-F12.'
46tf
Bank Bldg., Ann Arboiv-Mieh.— 2fitf
<ie»t--bf—tine- til hle-^wifu—Auy-k4lul-^ol=ir
~n
r
1
‘
lYnriy\u 11e , ~I mtr,. 'Sept =4r!=
‘evt’i’-ycijr-call-lt lY 1 hiuy
A.-K. Kurth, Minister
green,
feed
will
help:”
j _“ \e ith e r should I,” hat I." laughed
1.
B.
S,
"A
.'
'
;
j, KUanhetli lightly, "hut I Jiiiow from
-SL.-John’s^Evangelical Church.
Friday, 2:30 p. m. to 3:30.
Powers Corners, Ereedom. Township.
, ^
^ O rr, „ Blble; lVA’
d-Ub;ondi_in_high.sdioQL - E lim in a te-T u b e i^ tr ic sisritudy—1’Topic: God of Battle. ■
I that foiem eans liver, and Ibis Is liver.
Gust Route. Pnptor
F r o n i C h i c k e n Q u ^ ir te r s --- 3 :30 —to 5-~-or-'mr->-Topi<.‘-:---DeHghtr-lsii't- ll?T~~Ain|--|,ve:-|TTTard~rlctrJnrortle~
-Vthvself in ' JehovUlv." .'•■
’Golden Tex t: i Jln- hooks m'd<>r tt
-Fori
shalt thou delight •thyself-iii ; we im
Is not dlHIcult to conirol. It should be
y 7'— he reptiell bitterly, with a
‘If l emir rrrr
remembered^-that .t IJe 7dIse'iise-la^con—
' -In-n(T iis "the IiO rdj'aniri.w ill causH 'thee to rid e r
iv-blS-woii'er■-■-... ——--uivh—fi.K^=gfa
fined to w r y old lirrils; dunts iuuier-ir|n|ium2-'---yntd- 'upnn the high-phrees^t
’’rs. Averaae-NVmiiiiiii. "I kai.w ihuned feed Dice With the heritage of Jacob j Her dark hliie eyes shone with, tears -year : ohl are seldom Infected.* By
--..muI., 1;. it:nn—rhy= -til, frithr"i•; ■fnr'♦hUTlviouth of the-Lord , and ho
"Forgive me, Betty, but I can't help, her of old birds Ims been kept at tl loyj_
hath spoken it.”—Isa. 58:14,,
-feeling sore.—IPs-a 1l-my-fatilt. I doir't- Hgnre-the-dati gor -of- t n feetlon—ts -re ­
seem to bo any good."
duce cl. If, however, the premises .are
Ills wolco .was husky w llb feeling badly Tnfectbd the house and yards
FISHKK'S. SUOKS STAND I P ’ ANO SO DOKS FISHKR’S SHOE RKPAIK1NG
ns' lie spoke and Betty wanted to slip
should he given a rest for two years,
around the t'ahlo and pui her arms
The house enn be thoroughly cleaned
about him. , Me nlwaSsJoakod so ti:ng±. and dlslnfeeted. nnd-then be-used, hut
. D o n T T le t "it S h o e ’
Ic when he tnlkW of''money, but to­ lo eliminate tuberculosis from the
»\
night lie was wi ’tso tlmn ever. He yards tlie resting of the.yards Is necTWos-HfmqHt-despmifiNJlKLyiLUlsJ
7
••river,vining'.s going .to turn out .all tlielr culilvntlen ls desirable,
w hon'-we have th e w id e st s h o e m a d e (9 w i d e j v e r y
hi," she sold softly. , “fldfi. If H isn’t,
Now,
let's plan-our-llttle brniga low.nH
so ft a n d s ta y s soft.Briefly Told
Jiver_LUiiiiH.
I -thought a bout some********
It’s
thought
fulness i mu -innses . ano
thing-els^.in the- nighty Jim, . We want
,r7
keeps
friends.to.iiave little ’(Iliimmnl-pnlTcd easement
windows am] I'm going to have red
.geninliniis growliigJn__Uumi-JUid-woiui
SH ARO N:
"Tf Illtle 'Tdiie-clieckeiF gLnglmm apron,
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And So Does FisheFsJShoe' Repairing
lust like the pictures In the women's ily of-Akron, Ohio visited at the home
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This Week—10 lbs.
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mileage at small cost, W e .catch*
the weak spots in time, and make
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Wholesale and Retail Gasoline Oils and
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Mack’s Sinclair Super-Service Station
O. B. McLaughlin
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, iiy spent the week-end a t their sum*
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4ofM4ieir-l-H ile - mhle -mid.-sl-arted-orn.
”MiSB Jennie Rhpadgs~of.Ann Arbor
■j \\’lieu -thi*.v_i'(‘.aduid.. t he- door—a - blg^ spant..-a^few^daysfclast=week==:at^
1 well-dressed, nmtr’spoke to Jim,
home of her sister, Mrs; G ertrude
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-".'r.h.I.s.ls Tom..Cuiiuor,.owner of the Ellis. /
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— J&hrt-V oegeding-spent-Sunday~w it
-l’.ve^fnrnid”out who you' are ahil wlrove relativeTiiTA nn A r b o r r " ^ ^
you work. I’m looking for-souie ono
A family reunion was held-July 4
to take chiirue iff m>
"ilie'll t.' YdiTff" Tfmd? T liavir nocuTIiir In attendance.
hiislncss'met boils,..but they work. I've
The daily vacation Bible schooT
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nil my h(*st men just In this way, which 1 was conducted- a t the Irwin
-[-■■When ■you-'-find a, fellow going to a school house for two weeks, June 24
-to-July 5 e.1osed-w ith-^-program and
nice, swi'el.-looklirg girl,, you know exhibition of work donjt on F riday j
Tlim cluip'r gor. somertmygMiriiim.
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....... W o evening. Rev. Englemen a nd " 'Mrs;
Fseim you come'in hero ('very TCIinrsilay Etiimihd Robison were the judged.
___ |_f.oiL_several- weeks. If you take ...the
Mr. and ‘Mrs. Jam es Halle and
I -Job you’ll Im jh e lhlrd ,mim..J,’v.e got' children spent the Fourth in South
----- 1-f-rom—hiu’CrT Would yoirlie Interested? Bend, Indiana, ■
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-■elusive ns Waring*’..Imt there’s a good
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Henry Van Dvke. Rector.
Connor waited, Nowson"
F irst Mass a t 8 a. m.
staggered to speak, but Hotly Jumped
Second
Mass a t 10 a. m.
Into the breueh,
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Masa_An^ jveek_.dayfl at- 8 a. m.
■ Iin,--cot iUli iM- you- go down-at Iuivcb
j.lu!iL.i.uajon:ow_uml...talk with Mrg-Con.-no r -y^-Wlte-snggrstrd:—---- —............... - — W aterloo-R econdjU .B rC hurch
"Why, yes,’ Htammered Jim, "If it
Chaa. F. Moger, Pastor,
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^P rehching-r-y :80 rt. m.
Sabbath school 10:80 a. m.
"TJiat’ll be fine, Nowson, I’ll look
for you at 12:,’Hi. Good-nlglit," said iBt U B
Mr, (’minor pleasuntl.V, tunilng away.
Sabbath school 10:00 a. m.
Aiid as JIm mid lloity”wirnroirTi7)ine
Prei^BThg—H :00"arm T
that eventjig evoryono oh the street
seemed to bo (lancing for joy, At. the
corner Jlni stopped s uddenly..
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BUY SUGAR a t K roger’s Saturday—
. . . AIvtLovmvtJu)-.rour,.amL,dlw cnme the; k $5,25 p er 100.
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faint, Interrupted sound of St, Mar-y’s
- '.hues henihiing Iho coming of a new FOR SALE—62 Choice Lake Lotsvfor
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sale a t Shanahan’s Grove on South
, ".Wedding bells'," laughed Hetty ns
Lake. Drive in a t Shanahan’s farm.
slio looked up into, Jim ’s happy face,
F irst sales will be made next Sum
day by new owners. Come out,Sun­
'The- slto of the city of Olynthoa,
day and look this now plat over and
which was razed by Philip of ^Nfaco*
reserve y o u r. lot. Torms reasonable.
Chelsea don In 400 B. O., Imk heen found,
E ifq riv& Smith.
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Canning
All Pure Cane
Country Club Tiny Peas
Rej?ular _21c
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3 for 50c
Country Club Spinach
2 for 25c
Fancy Ripe
Two T
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Yellow. Waxvr Snlj^
on lee- - 2^ 1h r - Average
Four
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Lowest Potato Price Friday and Saturday
Save »t
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39c Doz.
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Oranges
2 DOZ. FORJ '*
OR 1 FOR 18c
We W ill Pay a n U nusually Go6d P rice f o r E ^ g s F rid a y a n d S a tu rd a y