J,LGASEDEALER

ROGER WM. CHRISTENSEN39640 Nbe.Mile Road

Northville, Mich

Telephouc 7145F13

ON HAND AT PRESENT:1 New 6-ft. Combine

2 New I -row Corn Pickers

COAL SITUATION is justas tough as over. Dishing itout in ton lots gives everyoneU headache connected with it.

FEED is about the same,We do have a Iittl

9oil men!

on hand now though. Govern-ment Wheat is stjlt out of thej$cture but we do expect onemore Car sometime Soon. We-- have a good supply of Poul.try Masheiônhand:now~~

Now is the time to orderyour FERTILIZER becnusethe supply will be limited thisyear. ,

We had a pleasant visitwith Gene Valentine fromMich. Feed and Grain, whotells us that they have a goodturkey, mash to offer,

The Gang was •ver~glad tosee their old friend and a for.mer employee

0f the Co.Ops,

Lewis Eulmon, who was home. on furlough.

Art Chapman is back onthe jobnfter .o~fewdays’ ill.ness.

Humpty Dimipty gavesomebody a handkershief the

~. other ~da)~and found out toolate that it belonged to Mary.Nowhe’s trying to fix it up.

ChIld Labor BanOnly 14 states prohibit employ.

rnent under 16 during schoolhours.

Stoker. Oil Burners

WOODLAND

HEATING CO.

2621 Hacker Rd., North endof Woodland Lake

ALL MAKES of FURNACES— INSTALLED —

500 FlavorMany home . grown herbs add

greatly to the ilavor o~ low-costmeat cuts. Sage, bay leaf, sweetmarjoram, dill leaves, thyme, win-Icr and summer savory and basilsupply their own characteristicfin-vors, but sh

9üld be used sparingly.

Onions, tomatoes, green peppers,horseradish and parsley niso makeappetizing combinations with meat.

AuctionCAP SMITH; AUCTIONEER

Phone South Lyon 4385

Address New Hudson, MIcII.

FIVE ROOMS OF

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

The undersigned will sell at Pub-Bc Auction on the premises locatedat 492 East Shore Drive, Wiutmore

Lake, on

SAL JAN. 27Commencing at 12:30 p. m. sharp:Piano, s liaR ii, apini t , W iiI ri II t II isisII,

~s’ith Bench Pictures.Mi’hoguny Gate-Leg i’~ib~e‘trite—lone Cabinet it:~cIit~Mirrors Occ~Lsl(}ntrlChairStands Ironing Boardliand-Carved Mahogany liovkerDishes Child’s Study Desk9x15 Oriental itug with Ozite PndPans Pu reli Furniture‘lilt-Back Chair with Ottoiiian to

match Floor and ‘l’aL:ie LampsDining Suite, ihodcrn (‘l’iii,Ie, Buf-

let, 2 I-lost and 4 I)ining Chairs)Modern l3cdrooia Suite, walnut

(Bed, Springs, 1nncrs~irlng• Mat—tress, Chest of I)rawers, VanityBench and Bedside Stand)

4-Poster Bed and SpringsYouth fled, Springs :ii:d Mattress,

about 6 feetlong • Dog houseFolding Rollaway BedP1:11cc. Auto Radio CurtainsAll White Glider with nltnost new

cushions ~ Fireless Cooker1 White, 1 Red and White Steel~-Tubu1arChairs~, ~

Metal Stand aad• 1 Smoking StandWhite Reed Clothes 1-laruperICerosene Cook Stove -

Fireplace Coal GrateGarden Tools Electric WasherElectric Ironer Set Double TubsEicctric Steam Iron50 Ft. Rubber Lawn hoseLawn Mowei- - Sewing MachineElectric Royal SweeperBoy’s Junior 2-Wheel-Balloon-tire

Bicycle -

Girl’s Balloon-tire Bk’ycleAnd Many Other Articles too nu-

nserous to mention,

TERMS OF SALE—CASH!

AUCTION!CAP SMITH, Auctioneer

Phone South Lyon 43135Address New Hudson, Mid..

On account of ill health, I have de-cided to sell my small farm 2~mileseast of Plymouth, at 37886 Plym.outi, Rd., also ! all my personalproperty listed below, at Public

Auction, on-”-

SAT., lED. 3Commencdng at 12:30 sharp:

4-ROOM HOUSE3-ACRE ORCHARD

3 acre, of’ huh! and house with fourroi,Iiis iiiil bath. Orchard — l3lipeach trees, 8 itpl)le trees, 16 peartrees, 4 ~luiis trees, four cherrytrees and 2 tI0I~Cetrees. ‘l’wo’ciirgariLge 20x31i ft.; chicken house,20x70 ft. (3 stoves in chicken house)gas and electricity U, roughout.Good well water, All fruit trees inA-i condition and have heen welltaken care of. (At 37886 PlymouthRoad.)3 Acres and Buildings will be offer--- ed for Sale at 2:00 p. m

CHICKENS76 Barred Rock Hei,s, all layingHen Battery for 80 lIensElectric Chick BrooderOil Chick Brooder20 Metal Nests in 3 sectIons2 Large hoppers for feed

- TOOLSSlnipliel~yGorden Tractor & plow

aad equi~)Iilent,like newSurni, pump ~ - Axes, SawsWheelbarrow sprayer3 Water fountains for chickens15 Chick feeders, all sizes3 Oil cans - Oil drum2 Pairs rubber bootsStove zinc ~ Metal table topFruit jars Several basketsLawn mower on rubberLarge ventilator for chicken houée50 Ft. garden hoseShovels, rakes, hoes, picksMany other small articles too nu-

merous to mention.- HOUSEHOLD GOODS -

Small table - - - Pay bed -

2 Radios in good condition -

3-Piece wicker set -Writing desk Hall treeGas stove with upright ovenKitchen table 6 Chairs -

9x12 Rug • -Some dishes4-Room oil heaterflollaway Bed a Electric LampsIron bed with springs and mattressChest of drawersVanity dresser - White dresserSome canned fruit Baby buggy

TERMS OF SALE—CASH!

--Brooks Shelton

Restore Nap -

Restore the fluffy nap of velvetand similar fabrics by steaming(hold in front of teakettle spout)and brushing with soft brush when

WAN’i’ED—Married man to work160-acre farm near New Hudson.\%‘ill pay salary or share crop.\v rite Carl E. Slieppa rti, 6 I2Glyno Court, Detroit 2, Mid,.

4t6pd

WANTED — Typist for work InGovt office. Good wages and nicesurroundings. See Geo. A. liartill-ton, Gov’t Housing Mgr. at ()ov-ernment Trailer Camp, south ofMichigan Seamless plant. Forty-eight hour week. 3pd

FOR SALE—Wash tanks for dairyor laundry, Single and doubleunits, South Lyon implementSales, phone 498i. 8tfc

DOUBLE APARTMENT HOUSEto TRADE for FARM near SouthLyon. House has Ii rooms, mod-em, Matt W’lnkler, 440 E. Lake,Phone South Lyon 5911 after4~3O,or oa Sundays. 4’öpd

WANT TO RENT—25, 60 os’ 75acres of pod pasture for 1945season.Must be ,vell fenced, withwater and some shade. Will paycash rent in advaaee if price isreasonable. Sam Pickard, 330Eaton Drive, Northvllle. 4t6pd

FOR SALE—Fresh eggs daily, F.Schoaps, 480 South St., betweenStryker St. and Mill St.

S2pd ltfc

AUTO REPAIR and Motor Over~hauling a Specialty. WayneMorton, 60046 11-Mile Rd., one-half mile east of Pontiac Trail.Phone 2345, 4-6c

BALED STRAW For Sale. Phone2553 . ~ ~N ~

FOR SALE—Rolled-top solid oakdesk, Will sell cheap. Especiallysuited for business place. SeeMrs. C. J. Howard, ii~ ‘N. LakeSt., South Lyon, or phone 2401.

WANT GOOD CLEAN FIJRNI-TURE for CASH or TRADE.\Vlll call in South Lyon one dayeach month. Shortage of gas andtires. . 857 l’eaniwan Ave., Plym-outh, phone 203. Harry C. Rob-inson, Owner; Jesse Hake, Mgr.

tiulyi4sp

WE GIVE a very generous dis-count for orders placed in Janu-ny for “Chicks of-Known Breedking”. Order your chicks now.SàhiiTh Hatchery; The Poultry

~-ServiceT-Station,—phoae-52It2,-Sa-line, Mieh. ~ 3’-4c

WASHING MACHINE REPAIR,also Voc, Cleaners, all makes, 15years’ experience. ALSO buyUsed Washers and ~‘ac. Cleaners.Call Whltmnye i,alce 27R1 FlephElectric Appliance, 8525 M-aa.

4stfe

-FOR SALE—Chester White stockhog. C. I-I, Lloyd, 2506fi Sn:ithRd., South Lyon, ~ 4pd -

FOR SALE—White raincoat, sizelO~ sheeimkisi-llned - jacket, size10; ~vIne plaid jacket, size 12.Wn, V. tlrenner, 515 S. Michiga,iAve., Howell, or phone Howell382M. ‘ ltc

STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS —

Tank wagon delivery. Fuel oils,- kerosene, gasoline, motor oils and

greases. Immediate delivery. F. J.Treganowan, phone 8113, S2tfc

DANCING SCHOOL — Dancingtaught by appointment by theDancing Baileys. ‘1~achçrs~.ofBallroom ~ancing. Your Iir’it les-son FREE. It will be worth yoo~while to gi~c tss an Interview. .t,ucated at 1132 Randolph St., ‘~Northville. Phone Northvllte 3M,

.WAN’rEl) — Riders to Detroit.Leaving at 7 a. rn from SouthLyon or New Hudson, ‘ PhoneSouth Lyon 2477, - SUe

WANTED — Refined middle agedhousekeeper. Write Box 51,South Lyon Herald, giving age,experience and salary expected,

t 4tfc

\VANTED—Pin boys.~ tpply SouthLyon Recreation. 4c

FOR SALE—NEW HOMES. Cityof Plymouth—433 and 481 Au-burn; 650 and 675 Sunset. Only4 1-IOMES left out of 49. Homes-open daily. Office in basement at796 North Harvey or Phone Mr.Moon, Plymouth 1230. 2-Sc

WANTED—Someoae th plow 30-acres (10 opeaaad 20 sod) intisise for spring planting of oats.‘1’. K Huhtala, 89950 \Vest Ten-Mile Rd. -at—Saijth Lyon city liii,-its. ~ apd

FOR $AtE—~l3aledbean pods, $17toil; baled wheat straw, $17 ton;Oats, UOc, bu.; loose alfalfa hay,,ia barn, $23 per ton. Can dehiv-er Harold Icrause, 10621 Buno-road, Brighton, 3 mi. east ofU523. Phone 6776. 4ttpd

SKATES SHARPENED, SAWSguairned, flied and fitted at Ban-aermaa’s, 126 Sibley St., Wixom.

LOW OVERHEAD—no agents— al-lows us to serve you at a mini-mum of cost See u.s and save.Milford Granite Co., Home ofthe $26 Marker. - - - otfe-

-WANTED—Beef hides and red fox.skins, bought at top market pric-es. Guntzvliler Taxidermy, cot-

- ner 10-Mile and- Taft lid,, North-yule. - - 4t5c

FOR SALE—3-Year-old Jersey anàGuernsey heifer, due to freshen-in April. . L. Peevey, 65070 EIghtMile Rd. - 4c

GREENINGS NUI1SgRY, Monroe-—Mich,-——Represeated by~Geo E .-—--~

Bench, \VlIitmore Lake. Phone3582, ur a card will bring a call- -

- l3pd

FOR SALE-—Hens, HOc- lb. Do notcome after 5 p. m. \Vm. Peters~,.phone 2055. Stfe

FOR SALE—Used furniture, Two- -

Piece living room suite; 5-pc. din—ette; 0-pc, bedroom set- including~prlngs and mattress; ,c.~trabedsprings aad mattress; kitchentable, Silcox Farm, Dixboro Rd,, -

South Lyoa Phoae 8947. 4tSc

THE DEMAND for ‘early broilers-is very good. We are hatchingthou~andsof “Chicks of Known

- 13ii&liii~” per week and havethousands of tlwm on l,and start-ed in our starting batteries, Theywilt make a handsome profit tofinish for broilers. Saline- Hatch-cry, ‘l’he Poultry Service Stiition,Phone 59R2, Saline, Mid,. 3-4c

FOIL SALE—Thoroughbred 0. 1. C.male hog, and well bred bull.A, F. Everett, phone 3485. itt

War FundCampaign OpensOn March 1

Mrs. Walter MillerIs Chairman InLyon Township

Farm GroupDiscusses

R!OWflfht

--. —----Regulations’— - Now In,~Effect

7, Outdoor sign lightinglimited specifird exceptions.

Detroit EdisonStatementOnStrike Vote

- “We believe our customers andemploycs should be informed thata dispute exists between Local 223,UWOC-CIO and the Detroit EdisonCompany with regard to the re-newnl of a contract covering morethan 900 power plant en.ployes.The Union has filed a request fora strike vote which may be takenJanuary 31. While such action doesnot necessarily mean a strike, Itobviously creates a situation Inwhich the~plant en.ployes mightvote to place -in the hands of thenational officers of the Union atNew York to jeopardize electricservice in the Detroit area. ~

“i’he recent strike in Clevelandwhere the generating plants wereforced to shut down service to warindustries In that important intlus—trial community shows the gravelack of responsibilIty- exhibited bythose who would bring -about aninterruption of electric service Inwar tiaie.

~vereheld under the guidance of aFederal Conciliator, ‘l’he next prnp-er step is a hearing before a WarLabor Board panel. No suci, hear-ing has yet been held.

“\Ve are deeply concerned by dny-threat -tointerruIltelectrics~rVi~in this area. Those ihvoNcd ‘shhuld,We believe, weigh. carefully the longand continuing reco rd of this Coin-,)any intl Its eniploycs for fair -deal—ing and good service, ‘[hey shi,uldrecognize in advance the conse-qtiences in interrupted war produc-tion, in the disruption of the life ofthe community, In the breaking- ofthe no-strike clause, and In theUnion responsibility for the inter-ruption of electric power.

‘Such a threat to J)etroit, of allplaces, cannot but tid the enemy’smurole,

. Kiwani;ins will entertain the

Scouts at next ,Mondayiii eet in g. ‘l’li e~vilt serve thespeaker will beof Ann Arbor, voluntary leader in

has served ten years as Scout cx-ea’utlve for the ~~~

5htcaaw-L1vIngs

ton Council and l,iis written forScout i,iagazines -and other periothi-cals. I Ic is the author of“Glla.pses into ‘I’ovland”, ‘Fetch,log U

1) Fred” and “George Wash-

ington, Real Boy”.—~C-—lt. Bradley will.intruduce thespeaker. Sponsor of the prograhliIs the Buys’ and Girls’ CointijitteeC I an (IC- ‘l’app. chairman ; I I ii gliArms and Rev, E. M. McGehec,

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The PresidentsBudget Message

President ltonset’elt’, in his budgetniessilge to the 79th Congress, setforth estimated receipts of 411 bil-lion dollars and expenditures ofSn billion dollars for the fisenlyear 19-16, which begins July 1, 19-15

The President, who has never optcrated the Federal governmentwithout a deficit, lnihiciite(l it deficitof 411 billion dollars in - the fiscalyear 1946 and ‘ a national debt of292 bIllion dollars by June 30, 1946.‘fhie deficit history, with the fiscalyears - 1945 and 1946 estimate(l,followsi ‘~

-Year ---- —---- ~~Deficit~193-1 ~— S 3,065;99l,6ss19&5 1_ , 3,575,357,963

1937 2,707,347,1101938 t l,38-t,l60,93i1939 3,542,267,95-119-111 3,611,056,0361941 5,167,678,41710-12 19,692,245,7761943 55,900,705,931~‘ -4p,5o5,987~°O~

- 53,182,623,3-101946 41,275,667,5-15

Unless the Presidcnt succeeds Inbalancing the budget In his fifthterni, It now- appears that lie wiil.aOt_cxperience-i4- singiesurPlus-dlur-ing his long tenure of office. WarconditiOns,. which no” sCeIi~certainto continue into I 9-57, ptirtend acontinuation of deficit years.

. On the basis of the President’sbudget estltiiatcs, you r pe~capitashare of the national debt will he.72,118 on June 30, 1946; an averagefamily’s share will be in excess of$8,472. -

War Costs Exceed 282 BillionBy June 30, 1945, the United

States will have spent more thin,,282 billion dollars in four - years’~vitr expeadituresiYear Wnr Costs1942 $28,300,000,0001943 75,100,000,0001944 89,700,000,0001945 _ 89,000,000,000

‘i’he President’s budget estimates69 billion dollars for war ictivitiesin the fiscal year 19-16.

Interest on tie nation I dchtamounted to ~i’2,608,000,00()in thefiscal year , v,’hicli ended Julie 30,1944; interest for the fiscal ,year1945 will total 33,750,00ti,000 I ant!it is now estitiated that $4,500,000,”000 will be needed ti meet interestcosts in the asciI year I 9-16, Notiii of this is attributable to warborrowing as the national debt wasmultiplied several times in pre-waryears by continued deficit spending.

Salem Farmers clih meets at thehome of Mr. and Mrs. Grant. Cur-ne, Wednesday, Feb. 7, it 12 3(i.

-M.-—E --Atchison— Is- the —programcl:airm an ; the roll call “SVI,at Is -

~‘nur Bobbie?”. Mrs. M. E. -Atchi-Son and Mrs. ~A, Everett are tl,edinner committee,

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LicensePlatesA to I lcensc ;,lit rs ( ft II sear and

il!lf year) arc on sic at the localhri n cli of t he See eta ry of State’sOffice—I). W. ‘i’ttie’s Store Bringthe title of ~‘our dir st’ith, s~,,,

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HAVE YOU AHEATING PROBLEM?

Aid Society

New HudsonMaccabees

On W’ednesdsy ‘sling (iiiCheer ‘rent llivt’ if I ii,’ M tint’si ‘I it ailed the toll, iw’ i ag I fYi ‘c N ftthe ensoing year:

Commander, Fr a k W’ei ni,,,rgi’r.I .t. Commander, ti ~ .1 ,,‘ I)i s’is,Past Coinitiande r, M a, I ):iv,’ ‘is’—

br,Record Keeper, tI rs, Cliriet

Ward.Mistress.At—Arlllt, )il fl. ‘:, a

Taylor ~ -.

Sergeaat, Mrs. Fr k W’eiril,urg-

Chaplain. Mrs. I”rid k Sanders.First Guard, Joe I ha-is.Second Guard, Mrs. .-~!. Stou’e,Deboroh, Mrs. ( )ru -h<t’ddic,.1 u d a s Maci’rdi’is, l’U,ii,,

Kinley.Sentinel-Picket, Al. St,~ve,The ceremony IOU c~’e,i ii eo-p—

erative supper. - 14 rs. I ),r, Nson of 1)etroit art i’d a .s int dliogofficer, M rs. Joe . I );L vi’~ u-i S greatmistress—at—arms Ii I i M rs, 1 .:‘ziePettengill was cli i

1ri ii.

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Farm BureauDrive In -Salem.T~wnsMp-

Lyon TownshipTo hold NoPrimary Election

Only One CandidateFiles Petition ForEach Office

fir eric!,;lel ition iii

prihi ry i’lt’L’’l”i,hIia hg ‘ri’

lilt-il. ‘l’ii’ir

Only tin” t’t,iiliil:ttet,,~viish,i~,:iiic,~ lift’,!Is’,,,, tO~’ilSh,lb),5,, iU’thin ,i,’ed he iit’lih,tiit’ e,tu,,iiiliitt’s ~s-hi,,hhlhhhlt’s ~~-iltgo ‘‘ii the b~il’t at t I,April ‘2 election:

Sthier~’isor,Roy l)ine:t,,‘l’reiisiirt’r, I .~‘,)ii Sh,u,,,;ipi,(‘lerk, li:izt’l I), ~t,rkiii,

— .1 tist ices ,,f l’etce, titris, t’,,g~eri,iii,i .%lf, ‘l’ravls,- lIo:i rtt di f Iteview, Beech,- r Mr,t’k—

e.s-_ and David ‘t’iivi,,r.

IN MEMORIAMIn iii(’hiii’r~’of lit-ut, \\‘iiiiiii, ‘I’.

i’h,iliips. killed ii, flight ii~ti,’Chiii::,—Bur,,,t iret l’,’b ,. 5, I 1 1

Freedoiui lives‘‘ ,,::tl tI,r,igi it or

-lives.- - - - l)ad and Sylvia.

- IN APPRECIATION

We are very grateful to tie e~ewof the fire de;:arti,tent, a,,,! ti,ieigl,hi’rs “Ii:, hehpett Ill! i,lit tl,t~lire it our lioliie Sunday.

Mr. intl ~iIrs. Fri,iii.r Deer.

2nd Lleut. George W. lull, 25,hii,s arrived at Anay A i r J”,,rccs-ltctiistributiuii Station Ni. 2 iiiM iaii,i Beach, Fla. for reassign-iiieiit ~ after c,,ii~iltrtinga toor of duty outside I lie ciiitiii-entol United States,~i1,’ilied cx—iiiiinations ,iiti chassiiie,ti,n, titer—views at this ost, pioneer o f sever—

~ai retiist ri iiut I o ii stit ion S C Iii c ratciiby the Ai\ I” l’v rson nd 1)istrl hit ‘inCo,iitiiantl for AAI” ret, rice i ff1—t’ers t,itleniistetl ,ien——ssill —chEer—mine his new assignment. I hr ~c’iIiremain at the redistributin n st ationahoat - two - ~eeks, -i,,uciiof_~vluckwill be clev,,ted to rest- i,:,i r,’i’rtr.itti,)ii, Lleuten,iiit I ialI iit’ss’ t wiituissi,i,l5 as b’,uiiiar,iler up, it 11—21lAberitor h,eas’y bouuuh,cr hi I1’o roblean theater of I pcratl,,,is.

I-ic hits teen awi,rtie,i ~ut, l’urliheI icitrt for woonds received in coin—

~Fhe — driye -for— Ii4~itiiiarid I p - I it - the11 ichigan Far,,i I! iiri ii his I,ecn agreat success this fri r, it was an-notunced by Honor Martin, cl,,tir—in in of the groui r i ii Salem town’sliii’. The goal set 1’ r I he tow u.sMpby tl,e county o flit-i:N hits alreadybeen exceeded, qf(i the drive - is still,iiaklng progress. -

Coda Savery, 7310 lhro,kvilleroad, was -stie,’essfui In urgit,iizinga new grill p ihi Canto ii tuwnshlp,and it is rtit’iiirtted that the farm—ers of W’:uyrle county will .snl’n have~

‘11w MR iligrin Far,, l3,,reauwhich Is it pu rt of ~ the NittiunilFar:: li,ir.’rt%i Federati,n, ‘ne ifthe largest ii0 1 - iaost s,it’c’cssf,ilfaruil dirgitilirilt ions In the ,‘c,iintry,is gainIng ir’:oilcrsllil) ittid influencerapidly in this rca. I)eslste tIeweather, tire ftraiers have t’ntereclenthusiastitili hy into the job of or—ganl’i.ln g t iii r neighbors, intl re-ports - fr,,?, ,t liar parts of thecountry in! - sUite indIcate t itt thedri~’e Its lit’,’, equally s,iei’e.ssfiilelsest’lieri’, ,‘ -

Sgt. RadtkeMissing In Action

M r, iii ~iIrs, Fred ii,dtke of\Vhitnior,’ I ,rlor have leirneci fr,,the War, l)l’ilrlrlaient thud their sin:Sgt. Fred, ri k .1 . Rndtke, has lice nhissing hi ill-i 0 since .Thn, 2.

Overseas Si II ta July, 1943, ltadtkean ~

1jfr,ntryillrill, is believed to have

Ijeen iii (h’r,nrlny %c’hen he lisab,—

1w,,red in lrr t tie. ‘l’he 21—year—iJltl

c,,a,hr,t soiiiie r, In service for threeyears, fought with the 79th inf,tn-t ry ~h1visill II,,i was in one of tiefirst Iinits ! ‘ V ter liberated Paris,

Wildlife SeesA

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*i,,..t, 1),,,,i,h,l C. Selit,,iclt, si,,, of

Chntrles S,’i,nui,ht, is i:lav in ( h’r—ruby. lie i,s wit!, lic Mnrtiir dlvi—au,,, of thu luifintry. I to has ice,,,,ver,se,us .liciit a tu,ontli.

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Bill St nidley, Sea,,,an I st CIa ss‘I. li,’ - hi ‘i ic_fr,. I, I—0rca t_I ak irs_f, uutb,,rwe,k,n,l. 11111 is w,urking in thur-Bakery- -thier

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Mail ForPrisonersOf WarIn Germany

I,, 1111 t’Iust. sl,,uh,h ‘‘hi cure of I,-t,’riir,ti,rcjih btc’ch (‘nuts l)ir,’t’tcrySt’r”it’t’, (ieuic’~’ri, Sssiiz,’ri,ciih,’’ cc’511,010 Is dirt if I i,cr icl,tr,ss i,fnail fi,r lirisuln,’rs hf w’rir iii (ide—oilily ~c-li,’ii tit’ ‘ri~~I t’llhlihu liwI,l,’li ticc- pris,,,i,’r Is ,‘,ciiiii’iI isils,, shist’,, ill the ul,ir,’,ss.

,-\ls,, ,ic,til ,,liitr,rs’ ic’rsun,i,’b isiti’lc-lr,hiy reliuirte,i Its ~risuiclc’r&— 411~‘‘r,r, ht’lui hc~- tie ,‘hit’clly, ni miii istui• ic ,,itlressecl ti, iii’,, In dirt— ifliitt’r,iiutionil itc’tl (‘ross i)iri’t’t,iryScrv ice, Ueiuev a.

S AGAIN we are getting HATSand NECKTIES Dry Cleaned!Twice a wáek service. This is thetime of year to give your SHOESa look-over. Later may be too late!RACE’S SHOE SHOP. tfc

,lcis,’1

chu \%‘ei,,l,crgt’r, Seuu,ciui I st(huts h,’i,’pbo’rn’it lit ~ in J)etrcuitfriui, Now York, Suit:,ht~’,to say lit.was back safely f ron, anicthce r cot,—vay l-1P. k,n i,,-~n‘an •iuu ,\Fln,fIlls tress’ its ‘‘cit sui},ncnrine to i

red l I , Sc’. in ii ci \Vc’i cc Ii ci rgc’rtIc,,,., c’,c,vucy duty sic.’.’ Oi’i i illssli;’ is it iritrcih frigatc’. \\‘lcu’c, I,,’rcrr,,’lr,h Nist’ ‘,‘,~rk Ice !iriii IU 1,1—

_tcrs_i~,cl_s~ser,i_~iitck:tges_iiw~tltihgciii,,

l’rccc’st ‘Jb,i,,lilsuihi, A slit ‘In lUcy—SI iii’ 1 st Chits is sonic—

I ic l’r,iiiicr, I is a rec’trcit‘5- rid hr th,ut lie ~s’,isun dry,‘xtic’i’teii ~to In, ,ic,viuig

- *p~’t, }lar,,i,l 13,,nch hits h,r,r,i I ruin—

f,’rr,’,l ~lit hOg Spring, ‘lu-si-s. lIlt)nile.s friri mr

5,,,,th fec,,,, lilt f’,rii,c’r

-hiaatinn~—slrs—h;oodl—an,l—hhiihic—irelis’ir,giherë tic,.

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lvi, (hirui,i, I harris, fnr,,c,rhy ofSioti, l.yi’ir, lc’ft N,’s~‘-‘iS irk lustst-c’,’it for ,,“.‘rstrJls s,’rs’it’dr. I he is inth,r hnf,,,t rv.

!)c,ccr!,i Shil,r,gh,, -S,’r,ri,cu 2nt)(~h,u,s.s is cu, tiii- ,-\ulu,,ir,htv lsl;uu,hs intIn’ h’niiiu’, I hi’ lift Brisior’, ,&us—I rruhi,, (‘insulIns ,,,u,rc,irg, ruciul wasin Nc’s’ ( cii ,,,‘:L t\%’~l w’c’.’ks I,crforeg,i’cg ti, I l,r hsiiin,hs.

4’

Membership DriveIs A SuccessThroughout County

__-\t th,is tiui,’ tie I”rir,, Iltrer,,,clris’r hits resiiitt’ti iii _e$4’r -.~)t~~,,ruitl,,,‘ru,h,,’rslii’s it, Oiiklu,id ‘.‘r’iniiuty,cccii s,’s’,’ril tounsi,ips h,:u~’c-nit - yet -

rt’in~rt,rcl.lIcE nrc’s let iu,,t t’,iui,jileiebut ii,,’ fiuhliuwiccg shuc,~vs l,uisc’. tites’str,iu,i at prt’s”nt

.%vnn, Si.I I ighuhanil, -19.I ills’, -1.1,

-- ur”~-cloud, 38, -

Milf,’rul, 37, -\Vh,iie like. 3-1, -

Ni’s-i, tit;.Rose, 23.

%i,uru ret ,i rot ire t’sIuvt’tt’dl for,iu-x.t__s~:ucrk’s liter,

O,hr’ h,un,lrt’ui iiuitl fifty ;cerso.sjuiti’uuiit•ii tl,t’ iuustriut’tiul,i utt’eti:ig

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Work BeginsOn, New Theatre-For South Lyon

\\‘nrk,,en has’,’ started ex,’avat’lug fc,r suuccic’ if the fotiti,:gs ,,f Ed..

C ‘rirr,iIv’S t,riii,cirt,ch ,iew theatre oni,l~chuts ,i’xt ti the i,luus,,nic Ihuildl—ihg ‘III ~\‘esEI ike 5! reet.

b’hjt,,s i’ahl fir tic. thieat re to oc—u’cIIll’ ci hi l’,ts~i,n which foruiuerlystl,,,cl th,~ i’hiilhips anti hlruytonhi Ii I hell,,~ts,

:sl ri 1)cii, lt,’a,I ins ret’eiv,’,i wc,rii•IIcit. her h,rotluer, (pl. George I,.l-liuyu-s, 25, was kIlled iii ,icti,,n inhIt’igiOu,, lIe.’. I 9, . ‘43,5 a para-t cc,, i i er ~s’it hi the ii Airborne

,Dlvision, intl had been’ oversens--a-~-~ea*r--flG-4R-sant~-lw-lilt ~t’lfe (iii Detroit) lilt sister and’I st-cu l,r,,tJuu’rs,. i~hlcr cif tlietii——-’t’—SI,vi,i,ir, 5, I htyt’s-—beiucg I,, ltuh~’,

-— 0--—-

Lieut-Wiseman-~-----~-------

and EdnaDeWoifMarry In Missouri

At the ),u,rs,,nuugur of the . - Baptistt’liuureIi ii, Xe~tesvihhe,i’,lis, lastScit ii r,l iy Rev. %V h,itc,ide read thec’ereii,c,r,y whIch ,uniteti in ncarrlag”I ,i,—,ut, Othehl ~Vhsein,,n utah 1~chniil)u,’~A’cuhf. chutuighiter of ~l r, toil Mrs.1 iin,rs I)e\V,,hf of I iaii,liuirg,

‘l’Icei r~uittendantswerehishrnihc~Pr cccl sIster—In—how, l’vt,- ~ruclMrs.\\‘rlyclcr \Vls,’uuu,i,i - of Il,iuuui’rteiicl ~l”hccricluu; -a-li,, s5’t’rt’ c,circiui,’ I,, ~Il,h—i~~iu,udin fiurhucuildi. lIar hrl,ic’ ~s’c,rtra ‘ hrt,wti silk suit; her attendant

I ‘~‘°~‘ h,lack,

—‘ ftc r I Ice yen’,,ucmy, the gentle— -

,,lc,l’s sister, ~trs. l)iiu Sruuitcus, 5irr~’—.rc! ii ~c’,’,hu!ingdinner itt icr Iiu:iuuc in)YIII rc’t’li,u,’, ~.ti,, ‘Phiry are ,s~c:rrithingit f,,sv ,hjis.s u’ithc r,’latives I,, the,‘n,iuhilliiiiii,’, iu,il lie exp,rd’ts to leaveS,u,itlas- f,,r lhi,t’,t ltat,,ui, l”lnrh,hutsc’h,,,re he Is stiiticu,,ecl, I Ils I,rhde

1ih,is to he ~‘htI,lch,,u there after thie

first ,uf March,. -

THE SOUTH LYON HERALD, SOUTH LYON, MICH,, THURSDAY, JAN, 25, 1045----

Dr. J. R. Ritchie

ADS

Brighton, Michigan

Veterinarian

—Phone 6955—oil -Producer

California is the second largestil producing state.

Wixom Co-Op

NEWS-

317 N. LAFAYETTE

Air ConditioningSheet Metal Work

Telephone 3071

South Lyon

DEAD OR ALIVE— FREE SERVICE —

- Farm Animals Removed Promptly

THE SOUTH LYON HERALD

Phone Collect To , Ann Arbor 2-2244

CENTRAL DEAD STOCK CO.

F.A. Lamoreaux

VoIuin~65 SOUTH LYON, OAKLAND COUNTY, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1945 Number

M.D.

DR. F. P.LAMQREAUXOffice Hours,

10 to 12 a. m., 2 to S p. m.and 7 to 9 p- m. ,

Sunday by appointment onlyOffice closed Wednesday

afternoon aad eveningTelephone 2361

Detroit Pastor ~Kiwanis Club -

MeetsAt Woostei’sKiwanis Speaker Entertains - BoyAbout 70 pcrsons attended the _‘ ‘VIe Ladies’ Au! 5 li’i -t y I,f ti,,

l’reshi>’teriiin chtir,’i ~-lii nit iiKiwanis di,snt’r tnt! ladles’ nightmeeting in Quick Hall, flotaay Scouts Monday Miller will r,,~,ist I ii, ‘slim

lice tattle of i,lrs. l”i,ad \~‘,si,-r ii,,Wednesday. Feb; 7, ri 2 :3!, M nnight, and heart! guest speaker, Dr.Ii’ rederic Alert of the First J’reshy— l)evi,tiiins will be in c Ir a rr-‘i’il’ Miss

~encitughi for yarn ‘ru rcrg-~i ii hri,,gScout Executive Muititl Greatly. All ~s’‘ I ri’ II win , I, ,si’tenon clii eel,, l)et roit, speck din -“rhe Post \%‘ar World’’. An added From Ann Arbor steel crochet ho,,ks I N,’. 2 I hirgi’feature to the program was music Sec~SAs Speaker I~hem to thus caeel i cig. ,-\ Ii si, tie II

and singing by the 32 member Girls’ I of tue thu reh are i ,i sit ccGlee club of South Lyon and their ~director, Mrs. Russell Richards.

.1. H. vanuerVen was program night’schairman for the evening. Methodist wu,hluen

0 - din tier, a od t lieWaiter Macl’cek

- OPTOMETR1ST

-~ OFFICE HOURS:

South Lyon,

10 a. m. to 12 m. -

Mrs JohnMtmn, Sr~Farm BureauDies hi Florida

Mich.

2 p. m. to S p. m,7 P. m to S p. Dl,

NO- OFFICE HOURS All dayWednesday, nor Friday aights

WELDHG----and CUTTING -

Memberships -

Number 500

Dr. L.A. Griswold

JOHN RIDGE

COMPANY- SOUTH LYON PLANT

Telephone 2671

- WIXOM- PLANT

OSTEOPATHIC

C. 0. Rudderham, Oakland Cnn,,-- -- - ty American Red Cross War Fund

chairman, announces that the cutic’paiga for ‘War Fund, which opensMarch 1, is well under way, Withthe assistance of Mrs. ‘I’. W. dick-son, township chairman for thedrive, the county workers are beingorganized to raise the $415,100which National Red Cross is ask-lag from Oakland county. Town-ship chairmen have beea appoint-ed and sectional meetings are beingheld to acquaint them with proced-ures for the drive. -

Each year General Motors cor-poration makes a gift to the chap-

- ter. In previous years this has beenallocated to the townships. Thetownships, basing their quotas din

-——those of last year, will set theamount they aim- to raise. -

“A. definite tlme• schedule hasbeen set for the campaign” sulys MrRudderhaas, “to speed the work soall solicitations may be completedby March 15. During the week ofFebraary 19, pre-ca,ipalgp neet-Infl will be held In various sectionsof the county.” Every war fundworker will be espected to attendthe meeting nearest his communityso he cots-v carry the latest wordfrom Atherican lied Cross to eachcontributor. Dates and places olmeetings will be announced nextweek. -

\Var Fund chairman for L y o a— township. is Mrs. Walter Miller,

scoating since 1 920, anti a profes-~ional in scouting since 1925. He Install Officers

ARC & ACETYLENE

51-4pd

PROPRIETOR

Physician mid Surgeon -- -- -WlXOM~--------- -

-- - - -—- (A ~P~RATIV- - - - GENERAL PRAaICE-- - - PROPRIETOR~-—~~--~-‘ _~i __________ - -- - .-- FloydKehrlClerkCITY & COUNTRY CALLS

-. IeiepitonewaiIecLaKe giy~

- C. L. ANDERSONSARRR—c Miia Pnr4. ‘ cnn, i vnn

F. C. RIECKIIOFF- OPTOMETRIST--~--

will be—at—TUTTLE’S—Drug—Store

I’——

Cr

FOR FR!DAY _& SATURDAY

- ORANGES FLORIDA, No.

~- Organizing ___- The South _~i~~çommuaity

~ - Farm Bureau held its regular- monthly meeting Thursday, Jan.25,

at the home of Mr and Mrs William- ‘\ .1. Ritchie, 9291 North territorial

---- road, In spite of a heavy anow-storm which !na,de the roads almost

THE - SEllVICE PARADE

- Without Rationing Order

“A strike would break a solemncontract betsveen the employes antithe Company. That contract has a-no-strike clause because of the re-cognition by th,e Company and ti:e-Union--of-—the —vital-_importance-- ofelectric supply to the coniniunity.To call thIs strike cannot be justi—fled as ct last resort. The legal miieansfor briflging about a sëttlëiiiëEthave not been exl,:tusted~‘[lie Guy-ernment has established a: ad, ineryfor the peaceable settlet,ient of lit—,bor disputes. Many nieetings havebeen held by the Union and theCompany to effect a renewal of this—-——I ,,-,,,—,.i ~

-216.Sweet,Juicy, per doz

Office Hours: .10 to 12 a, m- - FRI JAN —- 262:00 to S p. n., 7 to 9 p. m ~? ,~

Dial 4161 EVENING ONLY--ito 10 or later.- - In my office at Howell all day.

320 N. Lafayette South Lyon LOCATION: Doorwast otLh’ing’ston hoteL t’bone nowelflssr

~-~BUY-NOWWhIte ‘Available

CORNHUSKERSand SHELLERSHA Y MOWERS and WINDROWERS

- ( Windrows while . mowing)- SWEEPor BUCK RAKESSPRING.TOOTH HARROWS

“Turbin Type” SHALLOW and DEEP-WELL Motor-Driven PUMPS andWATER SYSTEMS,

(Direct drive, no belts,no trouble)

WATER BOWLS

______ a c A ~ _‘-% -“ ~ pL 1-

- - POTATODIGGERS

29c

“pa— “.“-~~-‘“~ -‘

enthusiastic attendance. -

The group participated In a gen-crab discussion of organizationproblems, and reports on the curSrent membership drIve were madeby Mrs. Homer Martin, Grant Cur-

= ne,- Coda-Sayery, -Bert_Ryder,- \Vll-Ham Ritchie and tIle chairman of

.5 the drive, Homer Martin.The discussion was folbo~s’ed by

an hour of recreation, led by Pet-er Fallot, recreation ieader, andrefreshments ss’ere served by Mrs.Ritchie, Mrs. John I-hansen andMrs. Troy Roddenberry.

19-IS

Si ii IT S,’rgc’rii:t 1 ic’nrv \%‘,tgnerii,,,! (‘nrliuuri,l I,t’o \\‘aguler werei,otl lou,,e it, I I’,lris’rt’ f:rbongh,srude,, t hy. St.0’ Sgi , - I I ‘iir5 ~%Ig-11cr, sslcu, Is lii tIc, ,-\lr t’iirIi~, left~lu’:,cliy iul,,rluillg to r,lcirui tci!Mc,ri— _________

0111111, l’h,,ritli,, I li,s h,r,,th,er, Cpl.l~”c’ \Vi,guier. ‘si,’, Is will, the 11th! -

,-% rtI h hi’ ry, left l,ust ‘Ili n rs.h iy to cc- rot er -

tuir,, ii, Guilt) lIi,iai, ‘texas. 1-fe ,‘x— - ‘~ -

1111,4 ,iverseas 5er~’it’it ,‘tiiI)ui. ‘l’hue - -

l,ri,th,ers lund nu,t stilt cult’!, ,,th,er j’jt~r~~I_I~on Readshtn’e—l,e,,—w,is I,i,htic’leil ii: Ihie— Sir— -~ ___________ -——

~it’,, three and it- l,ulf ~‘,‘rtrs ij(’l, • - • -

~_~g~Ls~ ~ Killed In Actionsi,,,, lshuoiil, --

STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS -

SMITH BROS.

GASOLINE—-MOTOR OILS—FUEL OILSPHONE 4649 NEW HUDSO?&, MICH.

CHARMIN TISSUE SWIfl PREM

- 4 for 25c -.- 12 Oz. Can 32c

WH!ATIES

PER BOX-

lOc ~

~toe4çce .

D E PA P ‘1 M E NTPUMPKh4

No. 21/s size

-

1 ScHead Lettuce. . . . bc

Carrots,2 bunches19c

Begas 4c lb. -

BIRDSEYE -

FROZEN FOODS

-/ -

TOMATOES

(20 p1:) 15cAPPLES 14k lb..

No. 4 Celery....- 17c

Yams, lb lOc

PILLSUURY’SFLOUR

5 lb. 32c

Full Line.BEACHaNUTBABY FOOD

Cahhage, lb lOc

Lemons, lb 13c

Onions, 10 lbs 45c

L ID AHO POtATo S ‘~‘ ~ HEiNZ ‘ CATSUPNo. I - 10 Ib, 55~ 14 oz. 23c (30 Øs,)

BARN EQUIPMENTMILKING MACHINES

SALT CUPS

C

I nil ii i,,c’hrr,r iiti t ,r ice

1111111 hintsill,’:’

. Dead and DisabledHORSES and CATTLE

HOGS, -CALVES and - SHEEP

REMOVED FREE~-- - ~PHONEDARLUtG’SCDnEcI -

Howell 450; Detroit Vi. 1-9400

“\\‘e will continue to do all wecan to obtain a speedy intl fiulsettlen,ent of the itiatte rs Involve,!,In an orderly manner, anti to n:aia-tam uninterrupted electric service,

“The Co:nptriy assures Its eiisto—fliers that It will take every Preen Il—tion and will use every reasonalilemeans to avoid an interruption ofelectric service and will nmako thenecessary appeal to the Governmentto prevent it.” -

- C.. C

NO’i’E—Since the above articlesitns written, en,pboyees in four Dc-troit Edison power stations votedto allow their union heads to call astrike,

Pre-NuptialEvents

Combination-ORCHARDand~R~ii~TCROPSPRAYERS ~-

CROPDUSTERSHAY TRACK and CARRIERSBINDER and BALER TWINELAWN and GARDEN HOSE

PLOWSHARES. . . Cultivator STEELS

$4.95

\Var reiiuirenients haire createda- shortage In the supply of coal andother fuels, Because of this short-age the War production Board has

--- -;._ required the Detroit Edison Co. tonotify its patrons of the issuance

--- --- of Utilities Order U-9 prohibitingcertain cuses of electricity. The

-4 purpose of the Order is to savescarce fuels used in the generationof electrIcity as a part of the over~all war ticue fuel conservation pro—gram of the United States Govern-nuent.

The uses of electricity which areprohibited are:

1. Outdoor advertisIng and out-door promotional lighting.

2. Outdoor display lighting cx-cept where necessary for the con-duct of the business of outdoor es-tahilshments, -

3. Outdoor decorative and out-door ornamental lighting.

- ~-4._Showwindow lighting ~where necessary for Interior illu-mhnation,

5 ,Marqhiee lighting in excess of60 watts for each marquee.

6. WhIte way street lighting inexcess of the anion of determmcdby local public rijithority to -be nc-cessar? for pcihliO sri fety-

DARLING & COMPANY

(lAS, OILS, GREASESFor Cars or Tractor

5 Gallons OIL in GasolineCans

PHONE 2651

FarmersClubHonor - LoeatGfri AtCurrie’s on 7th

HUGH ARMS

M rs, Robert Eckert out! sisterMiss Pat A rn’s entertah ned fi fteeo

-guests—at—a—linen sh,ower—last---1”ritiliy-night, at the forne r’s home, hon or—Ing Miss Hazel Harding. Whiteelm rysanthien:unis intl a tud olr,t:i rebride anti grooni cente red ti,o tulle,

. 5 5

SOUTH LYON

29 Years Ford Cars_TrucksTraCtor$

Phone 4241

Flexible Farming Headquarters

FORSALENEW -ELECTRIC STOVES, WATER SOFTENERS,OIL HEATERS, SHALLOW and DEEP-WELL PUMPS,

FROZEN FOQD C4BINETS ~ -

and NEW WESTINGHOUSE MILK COOLERS.

OPEN EVENINGS — CLOSED ALL DAY Wednesday

FISCH ELECTRIC APPLIANCEand FARM MACHINERY

8525 9 MILE ROAD Or M 36I Mile West of US23

Whitmore Lake PHONE 3081South Lyon

Miss II a r d i n g ‘Cr’s theguest of honor at a nIIsceilane,,u

with sl,nwer Stturdty ,,igit, gi~’t’ll hyher cousin Mrs. Owen Cox (tice

. former Kathleen 1-lI rding) inIf the ‘War Prod,: ‘turn Boa rd tie— Itosetlrile l’~rk , Vu Icrn I I rr ,, (IPCI) ra-

terniincs that any person is iising finns it-cc ntctl ti,e f,’sti v a event.electricit “ i0 sicci at iii!: I) f t ire order, Re fresh: Fir cots we re served.it tnrty direct the elertric scuppi icr Miss I It nfl ,ig i s t ii her-u rile t Hrse~rs-ing such persrio Ill tiiSrlloli”(l irride if l.ircit, l)r,nalrI (lii’ in tin,service ii cci preseri he t ic rood it I co s -near f::ti: cc.Ii odor v,’lnieh servire ni ay ire rerali -

netted. To addition, lily person ~ ~ ‘i0’~ Can: ret l”rc’e iiirrrltll rlr ors”hio ,‘.‘ilf::llv ~‘iu,irntesany ;nrc,s’isirnn ~ , . _! Irl,cnjlrltiicn l,iflcrcclr,hilnO uittnn:t cx—

~°,! !hiqnrdrr ,‘r ~t0 in connection I ~ --- eç• ec s ~ ~ - or cinligatinin hy jnlcccoiowtsith this artier ss’,lfcrlly e:inreniIs a . ‘~‘‘i,?’~ Ills- Ire, I !vn,ac,tii 111511, ormaterial frlrt or fn:rnisinrs friar in’ Its tI~ffieers F ‘iylcrr 4834111, \Vr niiil y:clir neigilcirnfc,rcnialinn iii ann’ cirpnrtnlrnt or .- ~inure and lie iikrni icIr s”crk-. SicrugenC~- if the initril Slates is rcrri - , ~tr-~.1,cin’ar,I Bacirns u’aa i,u;stess Fnt-ill yin,, Rlll,til IcisIul;ltillni (‘oS,ty of a crime antI nlplin rnnvirticnfl - i lJrsli;F- Iii the Merry MrrL-crrs -iii ,- l)rirnit, ady.rnn,~’.- hr :nc:nislnrnl hs fine icr I,,,’ -‘ tic,iiorici.s cin,rkc,n innrtlrll’k din- ~prisontnrrnt. 1~t,e effective :irnie if mr n’jls r,ers’,li rlt 0(1110 , ~ g.Il,lerthe order Is Frin. I- ~rrln~rrcrr’ Piriliflell by tile licstess NOTICE!

- — --—--a-—--— “i’s lirlIril rfl,3llyi,tl. l)ljri:rg ihr F l)c:r. to drafting of their 1mm) bUrr , 1,th M-~rri i, irinI of ~clHh:vliil

I business s,-ssilla tint f{,il:nc’ing aOl- ! tile ,-\rrncd Fnirecs, Iiow nrd FL Bill) ~ilv,-rell r rIVl-tert’tl (,r,r’rnnsi’s’. 0. 0. F. DANCE rers were rrriectr’d to srrvr ,,nath- ~Farms are ferret! tn itch their “in- t ii Our b’,lLrw farni Monday.

Oddfellaws’ 1),,nre ihis Friday1

rr tern,: l’rrs., Mrs . I. F. Birder- tire slink (If 120(111 l’~r,gii-sh \ki,ii,-inight, Feb. 2, Reservations n,crsl hr ~stadt; Vicc-Pres., Mrs I-I, i-I. Bee-. Leghorn thoroughbred It, 0. P.m ade aI a nrc, .1ones I) rd g SIa re ‘“ In,: See -‘1’r”Il5~ M rs. I Scrt ( l Ill k , i in :1 Pal horn n, tested laying hens,Don Tnpp’s Service Station or Mc- A gnft of $-~ writ cited to the local ~ptuiIrts and r~bleks. Sec ,rlt-rrtlsc’Ia foil, Srr”icr. adv I I wary fur honks, II~r 0 t II0 ~8 Re A.

)4:,riir’’’Sgt- \‘irgiili:u ,-\ rn’s Miller:urriv,t,i Ill lii,’ 11111,1,! tif or rLriilts hint. \Viseicl,cl r,’torned frotu,SIr, 11,1 ~)rs. I’,. Is, i\rIns, ~lll,)tili~,’, i’,rc,pt: lust spring ~t’here lie h,oidyc 12:cliii’S’ ilUun’i’, Si,,, irOHI’ fr,,mrl t’lclllhiiirii’ll :10 lionihii,ng ,ulissi,ios lit’—

Silo l)o’g’i, ( riiif. II Ills il,’d!n a er ,‘rl,’,liy icrritd,rv as ii t:oi,lbartiieryt’ur sun(‘irs ion ‘vhs h,.ic,,i’, ti,~ ~ li—I I flying f,crtress. lie was

~ (l.’,’uirrl ~cd tt’ltI th,c,

Curl’s lbrroar,h (rush, lfl, Silo tif Pi)’ii)g (‘ross.Charhi’s ‘l’lc,:rst,,n Cash “is ‘a Ilcetil— ——————‘——‘u . -

Severe‘~‘inter nile 1”rtrley, tic,, is in th~Qun~r— ~ il;ril~lh~;s,~lad~~i~nl;~rl~s:in;tir)n~., ,~ .~.0 ‘ ‘ \II h ‘ n tl lc:r:,l,istl’r ( urIs i,, ilelgl,icci hi,s bit -trudy -\lr Iirl,I nt-ar ( ‘nli,u::llciis, ~~arueni i ee

\‘s,lrll,fe Ill ‘~ C ittan S or I ia:! hilt rating ,civ:inrrtl fr,,~cc ‘I--I ~ -‘- -‘ ~‘ ~ J? ~), I l9-l~. tIe re—co,iatrs I” I ~ieriencing the tacist iii 1 I. (rcpziuiic sit II, thi r:li,k cif ~ ~.h~~SIII, i~r~’sI~u,ig;Of It I lyingrigc,rnllsw;ltrrwlthintiie tnen:ory Sergeant), ~ ~ ()0it:vr :

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