section One INGHAM TY NEWS Pages 1 to 9 VOL. LXVIII INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MICH., THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1927 NO. 22

JAIL TRU.STIES MAKE .ST. JOHN.S PROVES JIN.X EiCOEftOOFTHE HOLIDAY E.XCUR.SION . M TRIALS COi iSON INDEPENDENTS TO MASON GROCER WHO AL TO LANSING MONDAY PATROLLED IJOAD SUNDAY ERS RECEIVE TRIBUTE Four trusties at the county jail ABRUPTLy TO CLOSE BADLY BEATEN MONDAY "They .shall not pass,'' seemed NOMINATE MASeS who have been working outside for to be the determination of St. THINNINfi RANKS CIVIL WAl{ wages and whose terms of confine- CASES SETTLED CAUSE TERM NINE HFTS AND FOUR ERRORS Johns last Sunday when Mr. and WOULD BRING HflNORS TO CLUB' VETERANS MARKED. ment had nearly expired asked the CALENDAR COLLAPSE. LETS LESLIE WIN. Mrs. .\. D. Snyder and family twice MEMBER.S. shertlr Memorial Day if they might attempted to get beyontl that city Valiant Deeds Of Men In RItte Re­ luive an hour or so of liberty to Jury Excused Siil)ject to Call hut Utt- Di>ul>l« I'hiys Fatiil to Mason's Op. enroute to a holiday at Houghton Mothers ''Ti> Dattgihfer.s'' Not "Of" counted While Defenders Of '08 walk around, town a bit. Their likely More Trials Will he portuniitics as Leslie WitVs Lake. Had an the forces at Ver- Urged hy Speiaker at lntcrest- And '17 Carry Torch. records were good' so the kind Heard in May Term. Shut-out 9 to 0. dun been on g'uai-d there the re- ing Monlihly Galihcring. hearted sheriff gave his perm'l.'.- suits would have been the same. Never l)efore since May 30 \vas set sion. They had been absent but a The May term of circuit court so Tiie Mason Independents suffered The Snyder family .started out The .Alaiedon Farmers Club met at_ aside lis the day when valiant dead short time when some one gave the far as jury atteudance is concerned the loss of their first baseball game bright and early Sunday morning the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Liv­ tip the (luartette was headed for are memorialized, was tbe fact that a came abruptly to a close Wednesday of the sea.oon at Leslie Monday after- to enjoy the t\vo-day rest and ev- erance of Okemos, Saturilay, May 28. Lansing. .All were booze hounds generation is pa.^sing tnore forcibly when one case after another had been noon by the wide margin of fl to 0. erything was t-unning smooth until Notwithstanding the unusually busy- impressed ui)on the mind than on so their destination was easily con- announced to Judge C. B. Colling-wood Thc outcome yy'as not unlocked for as St. Johns was sighteil in the offing. jectured. They had boarded an in- season a go'odly number partook of Mondiiy. Men of 'I7 assumed tbe as having been settled out of court. Mason, had not practised and many Then the motor went wt-ong and it the very bountiful dinner served by terurban electric and were nicely was found nece.ssary to return for places held in former years by the The jury members were told to re­ strange faces wet'e also included in the hostess an dcommittee. The pres­ Boys of Blue and the veterans of the ensconced in a certain resort in turn to their homes and businesses the lineup. Barker was on the moimd repairs, illeing unable to get ser- Lansing, having ot-ilered drinks as ident, E. M. Moore, opened thc meet- Spanish war. ln the address of tho and if their attendance was required for the Independents and was-touched vice in Lansing Mr. Snyder ilrove yvell as a taxi to make the return liack to Mason and secured another tng by community singing. Roll cidl dav the message held a challcnge for later they yvould receive notice l^rom for nine hits by his former team yvas responded to by namingv famous the youthful world war vets to grasp trip to Mason, when police officers the court. auto. The luggage was hastily at the I'equcst of the sheriff swoop- mates. The Mason infield also con­ women and that for which they were thc tiorc.h yvhich feeble hands tnust now When Judge Charles B. Collingwood tributed four glaring errors which transferred and the party again set ed down upon them. The good time .sail for thc north. As in the fit'st famed. Miss Dorothy Turo then fav­ lay aside. The lesson of the hour was came to Mason Tuesday to take his materially helpe'fl Leslie fans to en- with which they had been credited instance everything was lovely un- ored the club with a violin solo ac­ that of iiomagc to heroic dead, tribute was promptly wiped away and they turn at jury trials, it was expected joy the holiday. Barker lacked iliis companied by Miss Speer, respontling- to thc faltering few yet remaining of that the case of the Motor Wheel til St. .Johns was sighted; ' then will now remain the guests of u.siial control but deserved better sup- again the motor went wrong. In to-an encore. Mr. Moore then gave that great army which stood together Corporation against the Federal Sur- SherilV and. Mrs. Silsby the full port than he rcceivelDyril, Cionipeiisnlinn Incrca.sed. _ Mrs. Janies True then gave a very With lowering skies threatening lief funds as tile result of eiforts of cd a field sown to clover iiy tiio Mil- nose dive and' making a double somer- Interesting and instructive paper on rain, jilnns for nut door ccrcmnnies members of tlie Alaiedon farmers lers which Russell rcfuseil to let them sault when he stole thit'd tn the sev- Rearrangement of Mason rural 'Mothers and Their Daughters.'' She were abandoned, rnstime theater was club led by its president, E. M. Moore, cut. The judgment entered in the cnth inning. He dove over Buster mail routes went into effect June l said there is a vast difference in being well filled with veterans nf later wars nbly as.--isted by Frank Liverance of lower court amounted to ^75 and costs Hall and reached thc bag safely, al- under which one less carrier is em­ a mother of a daughter or mother to and with members of the W. K. C. and Okemos and members of tiie cluii. amounting to 923.78. An all day though he spit out considerable turi: ployed liut tho same territory served, a daughter. She urged mothers to be- Women's Auxiliary, Boy Scouts, child­ Something over l^.l'i.'j in cash was col- trial in circuit court resulted in a ver- after he reached the sack. lt is thc policy of the U. S. Mail Ser­ gin In babyhood to look after her well lected as the result of a house to being and warned against disregard­ ren of the public schools and others. diet of "no cause for action." THE FIRST ATTEMPT vice, where vacancies occur in rural The roll of those who during thc year, house canvass niaile tiiroughout north Several persons convicted hefore carrier service, to lengthen the terri­ ing the laws of nature. She said the .Alaiedon and south Meridian. 'I'o this Judge Leland W. Carr have yet to •Masitu tory served by others and niaking no mother who fails to an.swer her child's have bivouaced for the last long night H was added a generous contribution hear sentences pronounced upon them AB new appointments to the service This questions fails to secure the comrade­ were read by Ralph Adams, historian. l 'I'heo Hortlc's, civil war veteran, read of ISfjO from the Okemos lied Cross indicating that Judge Carr will hold Hall, 3b '1 policy results iu added mileage which ship of the chihf. Mothers should and what is declared to be eipiivalent Otis, ss 'l l teach character, personality, intelli­ General Logan's orders and Betty court some morning long enough to I makes added compensation for the Brower recited Lincoln's Getty.sburg to ?30 donated by the sexton of the clear the docket of these. Dinah J. Harkness, c 3 carriers yet with less total expense to gence, love work, play and enthusi­ 0 asm for all things of life, said the addrcs.". GeorA'e W. Watson, Eaton Okemos cemetery. Strickland, colored, pleaded guilty to Helmer, cf the department. Impt-oved roails and l speaker, concluding with the admon­ Rapids, a veteran of the World's war Thc sum collected was taken at a liquor charge and paid an as.ses.s- H. Harkness, If -- motor vehicles make this policy a fea- 2 ition to encouni.re i„ the girl a desire was then introduced by Mayor John once to lliith anil placed in the bank ment of costs amounting to .'J50 rather' Barker, p sable one The changes here are due 0 to do something. She also .stated ]•;. Kennedy as the speaket'. Rev. A. tliere to assist in the immediate re- than spend 30 days in jail. Mizer, 2b to the absorption of Route Number 7, 0 that the mothers of the world have a ID. Werdcn. who was to have spoken, lief of those who suHered in the_dis- Probably no out and in record is Smalley, rf for many years servetl by Felix Mc­ 0 gi-eat respon.=lbility saying that there was ill and hall sent Mr. Watson in aster whicii came to that community. equal to that of Charles Myers of Bullen, lb Daniels, yvhose death occurreil early "Too much praise cannot be given to IS no work so great as that of being his place. The speaker referred feel- Mason who Monday morning at eight in the .spring, following a long illness. a mother. ingjy to thc rapidly thinning ranks those who have responded so gener­ o'clock was released by Sheriff Silsby 3l 0 (1 4 Under the new arrangement, route of those who followed Sherman and ously to the need which is so great at the close of a fifteen day terni. Leslie seven is renumbered tyvo and length­ and so apparent," a.=.serts one of the AB R H E Mrs. Bearup and Mrs. Lou then Grant during the great civil strife and Before three o'clock in the afternoon ened somewhat by territory taken sang a beautiful duet accompanied ]iaid a glowing tribute to the tremenr volunteer workers who a.«sisted in the Myers had loaded up on moonshine, Cy Young, 2b 4 I l 0 from other routes. Charles Bassett canva.'^s. "Wc found the people in by Mrs. Cudwortli and Mrs. Itla Bow- dous contribution which they made to had been arrested on a drunk charge Budd, ss - — 2 0 0 0 is assigned this route yvith a total of en gave a humorous reading. Mrs. thc developcment of the country foil- many cases not only willing but anx­ and was back in jail. No one had R. Blackmore, ss 2 0 l 0 31 miles to be served. The territory iously waiting for some opportunity Stockman, who was to have addressed owing the close of the bitter struggle, entered the ba.stile in the meantime Slack, cf 3 I I 0 formerly served by route two has been the club, could not be present. The to give something to relief the dis­ comparable only to their valliant de- so Myers took his same old number Berrv, c 5 l I 0 divided between routes three and four. club then adjourned to meet with Mr., tress 0 fthose who suffered so much." fcnse of the naton upon fields of bat- and the same bed. Tuesday morning E. Blackmore, 3b 5 2 I 0 Carrier Frank Dakin will now cover and Mr.s. James True in Lansing on.^- tie. ChaHenging his comrades of I0l7 Mason's contribution to the Bath Justice Shafer said he could remain Leffler, p 4. I 2 0 40 miles in his daily trips while Wil­ Saturday, June 25. to carry on the yvork so nobly begun, relief fund has grown to !i;3l8.45. Of there twenty-five days this time. Mrs. Seidell, rf -•- 2 10 0 son Davis, next in mileage, will drive the speaker questioned if the men of this amount .$l8l.85 resulted from Myer.s, arrested' also, wa.s released BavlLss, lb 3 2 0 0 .'J8 miles daily. Routes served by Ray the yvorld war would, after sixty years the benefit showing of contributed and alloyved to go to her home. H. K. Young, If 0 2 0 Bullen, dean of the corps in point ot Co. Normal Training ' have pa.'jsed, be looked upon with the films and the free use of the Pastime L. Young, If 0 0 0 0 length of service, Lavelle Surateaux same reverance as the men of 'til are theater. A total of $I3G.I0 has been and John Noxon, remain unchanged. Classes Get Approval haniled in at the several lranks of the today. farm Home Scene Of 34 9 i) 0 It is now almost a quarter century city, JfGO.IO of this representing the since the territory surrounding Masoti FOR TRAINING UNDER NEW Following the ceremonies at the generous response yvhich the Labora­ June Morning Wedding yvas first served by universal rytral TEACHING RULES. theatre, the parade formed for the tory Products Co .and' its employees Boys And Girls Clubs mail delivery, during yvhich time but march to the cemetery where the im- made, if20 being donated by the cor- MISS MYRTLE DONNOHUE MAR- few changes in mileage have been .Approved county normal training .pressive Memorial rites of the W. ll. ponition and !540.lO by the employees. Popular In County tllES INDIANA MAN. made. 'During this time transporta­ classes are among the thirteen educa­ C. yy'ere-observeLos Angeles, plate, the fielder was excited and summer school yvork to assure them, pointed Barr Bros, as distributors in .first girls' clui) in the county was continued renewals. Many also find Mason and the surrounding territory'. fully entertained their clas.smates to' California, of Mra. H. L. Henderson, started last week_yvith the organiza- throw wild. Catcher Eckhart was a three course 7 o'clock breakfast at on Wednesday. The body will arrive drawn away from the bag and when that a year at county normal followed The Mason firm also announces that tion of the Evef-at-it Canning Clitfa by a year or two of rural school teach- ' they have employed an expett auto- the Lewis .\rbor, yvhich was prettily here Sunday for interment on the in Lansing township, and the Leslie the dust settled the score wa.s 6 and decoratecLin the cla.ss colors, old rose family lot in Maple Grove beside that 5 and the game was over and another ing as a precedent to normal college inobile mechanic to give service on the Canning Club. training is advantageous and leading Chrysler cat's as well a.^v all the other and silver. Miss Densmore, C: E. De- of her husband, the late Henry L. "The 4-H clubs are especially valu­ sweet victory hung up in Mason's ar­ meritt afnd Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mur­ Henderson, who founded the Firlst Na- chives of sport. ^ to better positions once the college life, makes. There are four models in the able where boys and girls do not get certificate is secured. ray were also guests of the affairs. tional Rank of Mason, one of the first the Stnith-Hughes work in agriculture iDavis pitched consistent ball all the Ohrysleri line, the 50, GO, 70 and 80, Besides the University and the stat# of Mason's banking institutions and and home economics in high school,'' way with able support from Curti.s. and Mason people are invited to visit and county normals the following col­ predecessor of the present First State said Mr. Wells, " and for those rural Mason drew first blood in the first the showj room and see them on di.s- Confection Store leges have been approved for teacher and Savings Bank. Mrs. Henderson boys and girls who do not attend high round, Leslie tying it in the second. .play. training it is antteunced: Detroit has resided in California for a nutyi- school. They cannot be organized, Each teatn counted twice in the fifth To Be Improved Teacher's! College; Ferris Institute; ber of years, frequently vi.sittng rela­ however, without competent local leaving the score tied but in the sixth ENTlSRTAlNS AT DINNER PARTY. Etnanual College, Berrien Springs; tives in Mason during summers. - leader.sjiip. Where there i# that lead­ Leslie forg«l ahead with two runs Mrs. D. Lee Ware entertained at a Calvin College, Grand Rapids; Sacred TONY SIMONl TO (HAVE TIiLE ership we;can still start new groups." resulting from Clinton's error in left dinner party Friday evening in honor FLOOR IN BUILDING. SERVES TWELVE YEARS. field after two were gone. Thus it Heart, Grand Raptdsj Battle Creek of Miss Ruth Ellison, whose marriage College; and Nazeretn College, Kala­ Yesterday, June 1, Mrs. Mary Fow- PIONEERS TO MEET JUNE 14. .stood until the happenings chrontcled to John H. Healey occurs this mazoo. Ma.son is to have an up-to-date ler of Holt, began work in the oflfice -Announcement is made that the an­ above. iFor Leslie the batteries were month. The evening was passed in confectionary and ice cream parlor of County School Commissioner Fred nual meeting of the Inghatn County Gerlitz and Hull with Eckhart on the playing Hearts, prizes being awarded according to-Mr. iSimoni, who an­ E. Searl. During the month of June Pioneer and Historical Society is to receiving end. SCHOOL PICNIC ENJOYED. the" guests of honor. nounces that his store will be closed Mrs. Fowlei; will do extra clerical held in Mason at the Methodi.st chuah Friday on the local diamond Char­ The Nichols school of Aurelius, for four days beginning on Monday, work but on July 1 will become a on Tuesday, June 14. Clarence K. lotte trimmed the M. H. S. t^thletes closed Friday with a picnic at Potter DRAIN CONTRACTS AWARDED. June 6, in order that the new im- deputy succeeding Mrs. Searl who,hits Holmes, one of Ingham's distinguish­ to the tune of nine to five. Burns Park largely attended by pupils and Contracts for ,the construction of provements can be made. Mr. Simo- he d the position continuou.sly during ed sons, has been selectedi as the pitched the first; five innings wtth their parents, more than 50 being- ia Alaiedon No. 4 drain were awarde Mason iLo

Wrtta lt on rour be«rt Fin tby faitli to no man' haven for wild life in this part of the state. 1t is visited by thousands of that every day ia tlie beat Htecve; tiaat thou not two III day of tbe year.—Emerwn. eyea of thine own 7.—Oarlylc. people from all over the state every summer and especially by those from nearby cities who are thus given good lessons in game protection and wild life habits which otherwise they would not receive. It should not be abandoned. On the contrary its acreage should be ad3aa:»p find time or opportunity to tnake long trips to the wilds of the north.

StJUSCrtIf'TfON llATEs (Payable in Advance) One yenr in InBlinm. Enton nni) Jiic.t(»on Ountics Jt.M Six Months in InKtiiim, Eaton nnd Jiiclfson Counties 7.i ASK ME ANOTHER 'rlirco IVlonttis ln tnKhnm. Enton and Jnctfaon Ooiinues — ..10 iDaily papers throughout the land are carrying features in which ques­ tions regal-ding history, literature, languages, science, art, mathematics and BinKic Ooplcs -—7",-,---„-„-h lore are intermi.\ed in efforts to test the readers knoyvledge and' memory. The THE HABIT OutHido tnKtinm. Enton nnd Jnel

M. J. Clay and family of Ypsilanti: spent the yveek end yvith relatives here. , , KEEPING WEU Mrs. Clara Strong and Mrs. Mont- CONTINUING OUR BIG gomery of Lansing, are the guests of Mrs. Mary Harwooil. TREATING SNAKE BITE •Mrs. Fame Roberts and Mrs. Nora NINE SALE FOR YOU Colby of Detroit, were the guests of I>K. FliKDKKICK R. (iKKK.N Mr,^. Nellie Terry, Thursday and Fri l.:pcn ln remote DRY GOODS VALUES speeding train gains momentum. Also, a grow­ Mt-s. Julia Willis, Mr. and Mt-s. L, places, lt scldou) occurs that a pliysl- Sammons and daughter spent Monday clan can get to a patient ln time to See these low prices on the finest and most seasonable of with Frank Freshour and family of do much good. ing bank account gains momentum. summer dry goods. Compare our prices with those charged Lansing. Tliere are two-drugs wlilch every Mr. and Mrs. Edd Boucher returned person exposed lo snake ltltes should elsewhere, One dollar deposited weekly in our Savings De­ home last Sunday after spending the carry with tbem. Tliese are lodlnu Gual'anteed fast color Printed Rayons, beautiful winter with their children at Detroit. and pernningamitc of pota.sli. .\ snnill Don Hampton of Jackson, spent patterns and colors _39c partment will amount to: bottle of lodlne or a Ilttle box of Sunday with his mother,, Mrs. Mary Iodine salve and a feyv crystals of Silk and Rayon in all the newest shades and latest Hampton. patterns. Prices 39c, 89c, 99c, $1,09 per yard $ 288.10 in five years Mr. and Mrs. Davison of Jackson, perntiinganafc of imtasli are all that called on Tom Giddings and wife, are needed. Bobery Rayons, per yard 29c $ 639.32 In ten yeais. Sunday. Snake bites are usually on tbe ex- Batiste for Ladies' and ChildI'en's Di-esses in Mr. and Mrs. Robert McManus of tremltles, generally on tlie leg lielow beautiful shades and pattel*ns 49c $1597.93 in twenty years. Pontiac, spent the week end with rel­ the knee or on the band or fore­ Full 36-inch Percales, per yard 15c atives here. arm, 'l'be first tiling to do Is to keep Challies in newest patterns and designs, per yal'd 19c $5075.80 in forty yeaIs. Mr. and Mrs, .Albert Cox visited tlie poison out of tiio circuiation. Swy relatives at Three Rivers, Sunday and kind of a tigiit bandage around tlie 9-4 Unbleached Sheeting, per yard ' 49c and 59c Monday. ariu or iog Hiiove tile lilte wili siiut Regular 50c Curtain Net, per yard __39c There is no better time than today to start your Dr. Smith ami family of Jackson, ort" tlie blood How. K belt, a pair, of and Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher of Detroit, Ladies' Vests, an e.xtra special 10c dollars gaining momentum. spent Sunday with the latter's sister, siispemler.s, a liandlterclilof, or a strip Bed Spl-eads, each $2.69 to $4,49 Mrs. Nye Sheppardson. of clotli. lorn from a slilrt or a sklrt wlll ansyvpr. Tie lt loosely around HOSIERY SPECIALS BASEMENT BARGAINS tlie liml) tlien yyltli a stick or a knife Stockbridge liiindle, twist tlie bandage until tbo The famous Rollins IfLOO Hose, in Quality Glass Tumblers-.3 for lOc lilood Is sbiit otV, n.s sliown liy the all ."Shades, special at 89c Glass .Ash Trays, each 9c Children's Ho.se, specials Heavy Glass Water Pitchers __39c skln below tlie bandage turnlng yvlilto. at 25c and 35c Soup Coup Dishes yvorth I5c, Tills must not be left on more tliiin Wednesday, May 25, the Rebekah A very special 7-8 rolled top mer- each 9c .'Vssociation of this district met here tifteon or twenty minutes. ..\t tlie cerized Children's Hose at._l9c IOO-piece Dinner Set, floral —THE— for their annual meeting. .At 2 p. m. cud of tlil.s tlme, loosen lt enougli for This is a basement special; (lattern .$19.00 Mrs. Ira Thompson, Noble Grand, cal­ few mltiules to let some blood Men's Silk Rayon Hose 75c l',.;-qt. .\luminum Coffee FIRST STATE & SAVINGS led the members together and opened IllrOugll. 'l'lUMl tlgliten lt again for These are in fancy colars and are Percolator 79c the session in ritualistic order, then en or lifleen minutes. Tlils allow.s usually sold at .'i!I.25. I-cup Flour Sifters 9c Mrs. Burgess of Lansing, president of llio poison from tlio bite to be ab­ Men's Socks in blue and I-qt. Measuring Cujis 9c BANK the Association, took charge, and a sorbed in small amouiifs, black 2 pairs 25c Handy Graters 9c very pleasant and profitable time was Men's Work Socks, IOc Linoleum Floor Mats, Mason, Michigan enjoyed by the lS7 members pre.=.ent. A.s .soon !iH (he baiidiige ls on, rub pair or 3 iKiirs 25c extra quality 9c Many questions were asked and an- (I Ilttle loilino .siilve on tlio skln for rhe Bank on tiie Corner syvered by the President of the Re­ 11 couple of iiiclies around the wound. We Give and Redeem S&H Green Stamps bekah .A.^sembly and Past Presidents Tlien yvitli a slmrp [loeket kiilfe make and by the Past Grand Sire of the a cross-slinped cut over tlie bite about LOOK FOR THE BIG SIGN Soverign Gt'and I^odge H. A. Thomp­ a quarter of an lucli deep, l'lncourago son. The Williamston Rebekah mem­ llllS to llleell frl.'cly liy S()ueezlng, Northeast Delhi t j Pray Neighborhood j bers |)ut on a splendid "Model Lodge." waslilug and sucking It. After tlie Member? of the Pride of Ingham Bazaar and Dry Goods lodge of Lansing, gave a fine ex­ wound ls tliormiglily open and clean, Mrs. lIonora Phillip? called on Mr.s. Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Boody, Mr. H. H. SNYDER, Prop. ample in draping the charter. Officers rub a few permiiiigatiatu of potasli \V. I;. Wright, Saturday afternoon. and Mrs. Colburn Charlefour of Ea- yvere elected and at the conclusion of crystals Into It. liev. and Mrs. William Exner call- ton Rapids, Mrs. Flora Venton, with business the a.ssociation adjourned till Craduiilly loosen tlm linndage. Then ed at A. J. McConley's, Monday. Will Brown and parents of Grand evening. The Baptist ladies served a Mr.s. Merle Bennett went to Stock- Rapid.'!, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wright make a dressing for tbe wound out of six o'clock ilinner in the .toyvn hall iors, Sophomores and Freshmen last -9 bridge last Wednesday with the Re- of Detroit, were guests at the Red- a clean luindkerelilef or plece of cot­ South Alaiedon dining room. In the evening the Thursday evening. i bekahs. field home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. ton, saturatlng tills dresislng yvltb a meeting was called to ot-der and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hayner called on Mr. and Mrs. W. Ireland visiteil at Wright returned home Monday. solution of permanganate of potash Burgess again pre.sided. Members of Mrs. Vesta Thompson la.*t week Alfred Ribby's, Sunday. Mr. and Mt-s. Boyden Harmon vis- crystals In water. the Holt lodge put on a beautiful Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Huntley and Mrs. Hurry Coryell, Mrs. Merle ited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Memorial service, and the Stockbridge The popular Idea for years bus been Mvfi. Fay Leek of Jackson, visited two children called on their aunt, Mrs. Rennott, Mr.s. W. Wright visited Mrs. Harmon, Monday. staff with their captain excellently tliat yvlilsky ls an antidote for snake friends here last week. Edward Redman on Mt. Hope Ave., Emma Pratt, Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.. DeWicker entertained rendered the degree yvork and initiat­ bite. This has been carried to .sueli Mrs. Clark of Leslie, called on Mi-s. Monday afternoon. company Sunday. Une L.amb t-eturned from her school ed two candidates. Those who gave an extent that clilldren and yvomen Fannie Bott Last yveek. Mr.-!. W. Box visited Mrs. Eil John- 'Mr. and Mr.

The ear of a person never changes during life and as a means of ident­ ification is as sure as fingerprints, ac- Every Reason to Classified cordin , to United States immigration Advertisements officia s, who recently admitted a Want to Be Married Chinese woman to this country after identifying her ear yvith a photograph By JANE OSBORN taken in her childhood.

For Sale The lines of 'Silver Threads .Among (Cooyrtiftil.) the Gold,' a song yvhich made thous- \VOR SALIi:---Ono John Deere farm li' COUllSE Ted li'arnswortli car and.s of dollars for music publishers, led a wiitcli—a very tiiln, ex- wagon, two ton capacity. Will ?ell were sold by Eben E. llexford, the O', <;heap if called for at once, l^oo author, for !i;3, Rexford was lS years troinely expenslve watcli tlmt ltis Graves. Call at J. t. Willianis store. old when ho wrote the verses. niotlicr liiid given hlm wlieii lie wns i 22w2p griKlmitcd from college and it ttsuttiiy cnmu witiiin five mlnutes one way or FOH .S..V.1jE—Seven pigs, seven Oysters and clams contain about 200 times as niuch iodine as beet'steak. (lie other of tciihig tbe t'igltt titue. weeks old. Frank Cassidy, 'I',.! miles After leaving lt witli tlio jeweler for south, li mile east of IDansville. wlp The most famous Queen bee of all regulntlon on several occnslons to (Ind iFOn S..\LI']—Itohupt .seed beans. time was valued at one thousand doll- tlmt at Ilio end of eiicb visit It was Wni. Feier, .5 miles north of Mason on ars, her daughter .selling for three as tcmpcriinieiiliii as ever 'lVd gave up Jelrcrson road. Plionc 305-2L2S. hundred dollars. tbe idea of carrying tlie exact tlmc I 22wl aiiout yvitb liim. And In Meiville IFOIt SALE—Several used wagons WANTED—To rent on shares for wliero lie now llved witli ids motiicr and mowers, Dcering-McCormick and term of years, large, well fenced stock tliere yvas Miss Day, O.sborne gniin binders, ranging from and grain fartn with modern buildings Miss Day lived a biock further from Cj to 8 foot cut, from .?30 to ^90. F. 20 mile radius of Lansing. Have tbe station tliiin lie did, and it ltad j[ Dolbee & Son, Farmer.* Exclnange plenty of help in family aitd ample come to be Ted's unfiiliing luibit to Market. Phone I004, .Aurelius. yvI equipment. Fall possession desired. take the passing of this young woman Rank reference furnished. Give full i FOR SALli;—Ford I ton truck cab in tbe thorning as a elgnui fo put on particulars first letter. Bo.x 18, News bis hat and coat. and body, motor No. .1280994, recent- Office. 2Iw3p ly owmed uy Cliirence Weldon of .Aure- "l suppose," Bald his mother one lius. Cheap if taken soon. F. J. WANTED—Boarders. Mrs. Benard day at breakfast, ''that If Miss Day Dolbee & Son, Farm Squipinent Deal- Saliens. Phone 29-F5. 2lw2p ever stopped commuting l should have *rs. 22wI to get a really up-to-date clock—or j FOR SALE—Manchu soy beans, Lost and Found fhnf you'd have fo have your wnfch $2.25 bushel. Mrs. H. W. F.ay, Ma- >4 regulafed. llere she comes now. And .sbn R. 1. 22wlp .LOST—Wednesday in .Aurelius a she's got on her raincoat. You'd bet- for wear yours and take nn umbnella.'' I FOR SALE—Extt-a large red sow, small black hand bag containing chil­ dren's clothing and strip of crocheted So Ted sauntered toward tbe bull, 2 years old, with ten pigs. Charles gllppcd bis feet into ills rubbers, Neithammer, Dansville, phone 32- bed spread. Mrs. Floyd Jordan, JL2S. 22wI phone ll07 .\urelius. wlp donned hat and coat and took an umbrella and did not notice untii he : FOR S.ALF>—Red kidney seed beans LOST—Broyvn traveling bag yvith was outside thnt thc sun yvas shining. initials R. h., between Lansing and iliand picked. John Kirby, Mason, He bowed in a perfunctory nuiu- lihone 205-F2. 22w2 Mason ' Wednesday morning. Call 387-J Mason or 25005 Lansing. 22wlp ncr at Uie station to the girl in a FOR SALE—25 bu.shels cull beans. red raincoat and tlion liurrled along G. li. Waltei-sdorf, l mile south of FOUND—Rain coat. Owner may tlie platform to join one or two of ISden. wlp recover .'Same by identifying garment tlic men yvltli wliom he cnstoinarlly and paying for ailvertisement. New.= rode to toyvn. Some one oliscrved office. ' 22wI FOR SALE—Sow and nine pigs, Ills wet-yveiitlier imi'aplierimlla, but four weeks old, .'!;75.00. Ben Harris, Ted was too gallant fo place the JI. (i, Mason. 22wlp t Business Lioeals lilame yvhere lt liclonged. FOR SALI'I—Laurel range in good 'I'licn one morning lie loitered long­ eondition, cheap if taken at once. .Mrs. Sl:VERAL TRACTORS—For sale. er than usiiiil at breakfast—or (It Mina McDaniel.s. 22w2 Molines, Fordsons, and a used lO-20 least so lt seemed to hlm, He left Deering-McCormick with plows, at the Ills bou.se as tisuiil a few mlnutes aft­ FOR SALE—One horse yvagon with right price. ".Also a three bottom double box and springs. .Also heavy plow suitable for l5-30 tractor, in ex- er Mlss Day liad passed. Two blocks one liorsc harnc.=is. IC. H. Williams, ceilent condition, and can be bought froin tbe station lie sayv liis train .Mason. 22w2p for .$50. F. J. Dolbee & Son, New and drnyv in and yviille lie yvas stiii run­ Used Market. 22wI ning up tlie stallon stairs tiie train ~FOR SALE—I buck and 24 coarse dreyv swiftly out. •wool breeding ewes. Paul' Evert, CATi'LE—Pure bred Broyvn Swiss Holt, Mich., Route No. l. 22w2p cow, giving milk, also Durham, 4 yrs. He turned to go lnto tbe waiting- old. F. ,L Dolbee & Son, .Aurelius room, not quite sure what he would FOR SALE—Quantity of mixed al- phone 1004. 22wl do next, wiien he sayv Miss Day pant­ ..falfa hav. Mrs. Charles .Aseltine, ing for breath coming up the stairs, .phone l8-F2I. 22wI FORD TRUCK—New motor, equip- 'red bad never been Introduced fo ber, ped yvith starter, new t-ear tires and FOR .S..VLE—40 acre farm. Good thougli he did lift his hat when he field cab combination, all in excellent passed her because she In her turn Kcven room house, excellent soil, 36x50 condition. Inquire of F. J. Dolbee & barn and good outbuildings, good or- Son, New and Used Market, Aurelius; always bowed to him. Miss Day chard and well fenced. Price $3200. 22wI spoke first $1200 will handle it, balance easy. W. "My, but l'm out of breath,'' she •F. Potter, Dansville. 22w2p FARM-ALL TRACTORS—You will gnsped. ''l ran two blanks to catch dismiss your horses when you u.se this the train and then missed It I don't FOR SALE—I year old Big Type tractor. Profitable in small fields as know what I am going to do after 'Poland China registered boar. George well as large, will turn square around Sawyer, R. 2, Dan.sville. Phone 17- this. You know l never can keep a lilt ot»lms nnd ucmandH HRninst said dcccusecl It is Ordered, That the 2.'ith day of June. in small space of TVs feet. tFor op- by anil bcfoi-c snid court: A. I). 1927. at ten o'clock in the forenoon, 2L2S. 2Iw2p crating bindet-s, mowers, plows, drags watch going rlglit—and there's been n It IH Ordered,, Ttint .snid creditors of snid at. snid Prohnte OITice, he and is hereby np- and cultivators, it has no equal. To glrl on our street yvho always started deceased nre i.eciuircd to present their clnims pointod for hearing snid petition ; l^OR SALE— 3 family apartment out just a shade before 1 had to start. to said court nt snid Prol>nte Oirlcc on or t)e- It is l=y:rthor Ordered, That public notice the first purchaser in each town.ship, fore the 2«th dny of Sciitcmbcr, A. D. 11127, nt thereof bo given tiy publication of a copy of Iiouse in Mason, also 2 large lots with we will give absolutely free their She went the other direction toward ton oV.locti in the forenoon, snid time nnd this order, for throe succoH.iivc weeks previous 'house and garage near Lansing. Mrs. choice of a mowing machine. Little the trolley. Rut she's going to be lilnce t>clnK hcreliy mipoinled for the exnminn- to said day of hearing, in thc Inghnm Oounty •Genevieve Hawkins, Route 5, Mason. tion nnd ndjustment of ntt ctninis nnd dcmnnds News, n newspaper prinleil and circulated in Wonder plow or a disc harrow. See married next yveek and BO she's L. 22wI nRnJnst snid decensejiteunty tion and adjustment of all claims and demands News, a newspaper printed and circulated In Present, HON. 'L. B. McARTHUR, Judge for all around repair work also a man phone to her, nfialnst snid doceaned. Haid county. L. B. McARTHUR, of Probate. In the Matter of the Estate of ALIOE J.. lt is Further Ordered,. That public notice (A true copy.) Judge of Probate. to work on farm by month. F. J. , And BO matters rested for a few WRJLB'n', Deceased. M. E. R. Time Table thereof be fflvcn by publication of a copy of MARTHA THAYER, . IDolbee & Son, phone 1004 Aurelius. 1 It appearing to tho court that tho time for mouths. Meantime Jim called fre­ fhia order for three successive weeks previous Deputy Register of Prohate. 22w4 to said dny of hcarlne, in the InRham Oounty presentation of claims against said estate Central Standard Time quently nt the house of the Days ln should be limited, and that a time and place WANTED—Woman for housework. News, a newspaper printed and circulated In. ORDER FOB PUOUCATION .VANVOORHIS Dolbee & Son, phone 1004 Aurelius, the evening. eaid county. L. B. McAHTHUR, be appointed to receive, examine and adjust, Can leave for Lansing Intba mom* (A true copy.) Judge of Probate. State of Michigan. Thc Probate Court for all claims and demands against said deceased 2 miles north and V6 mile west of Then one day without preamble he thc County of Ingham. Juvenile Division. Ing at 4:10.4:20.6:80,6:00.6:60,7:60. MARTHA THAVER, by and beforo said court: Gretton school. 22wl reminded ber of what she bad said Deputy HcBlstcr of Probate. 22w4 ' At a session of said Court, held at the Pro. It is Ordered, That said creditors of said' 9:00,0:60.11:00 and 11:60^ and In tha about getting married. ''You said a bate OITice In the City of Mason, in said deceased are required to present their claims, Oounty, on tho 27th day of May, A, D. 1927. to said court at said Probate Oitiee on or be-, WANTBIX—Washings and work by afternoon at 1:00, 1:60, SKN). 1:60, HBAHING CLAIMS. HOYT—SEPT, IS 6:00. 6:60. 7:00, 7:60. 9:00 antl 10:16! girl had every reason in the world to Present, .Hon. L\B. McARTHUR,' Judge fore the 1st day of October, A. 0. 1927, at hour.. Mrs, Bert Noxon. Phone 221- want to be married if she really cared State of MlchlROJi. The Probate Oourt for of Probate. ten o'clock in the forenoon, said time and' r4. 22w2 Returning can leave Lanlring iat file County of Inirhain. ln the Matter, of Russell (Tharles VanVoor* place being hereiiy appointed for the examina­ 4:10. 6:10. 7:26, 8:06, 9:26. lff:06, for tbe man. The important thing At n aenslon of said Court, held at the Pnv his, a dependant child. tion and adjustment of all claims and demands then ls this—do you reaiiy care for Iwto Office In the Olty of Manon, in said coun­ Haxel H. Lundy having filed in said court against lald dieeased, AGENTS WANTED—Highest cash 11:26 a. m., and at 12:06. 1:26. 2KI6. ty, on the 28th day of May, A. D. 1927. her petition alleging that said above named lt is Purtter Ordered, 'That public noUca Tpaidi weekly with part expenses for 8:26.4:06, 6:86, 6418, 7:86, 8:06.8^0 me—or could you possibly bring your­ Prwent, HON. L. B. McAHTHUR, Judge child is a dependent child and praying tfiat thereof be given by publication of a eopy of nien and women to take orders for p. m. self to do sor' of Probate. the facts and clrcumatances set forth in said this order for three sueeessivt weeiu previous . In the Matter, of tlie Estate of BLlZA F. petition be investigated and that such dfspo. to said day of hearing, in the Ingham County guaranteed nursery stock. Experience Caia laava for Jaekaoa In tha BMIB* And Itllu Day, looking very serious HOYT, Deceased. sitfon be made of said child as tlie court may >

Complete Fifty Years Wedded Bliss WINS PROMOTION LOCAL NEWS Golden Wedding Anniversary Observed Saturday Specials! 'l'om Mix Friday-Saturday. yv ! "Midnigbt Sun" Sunday-Monday. l I Special prices on bats. Coi-al M j Neely. 22wl Palmer's Grocery ljyle Ostcrberg of Plainwell, visitec I fricmis in Mason, Monday. 10 lbs. Sugar QC^Q Miss Velva Minty spent Sunday in 5 P, G. Soap ^ ___19c j Grand Rapids witli her parents. .Mr. and Mrs. Everett Smith and 1 lb. Nilt OleO ]"~25c fnniily spent Memorial Day at Clies- Fancy Cookies, Iefi-tllar 35c 29c j aning. Hollalld Special CofTee, 1 lb. 39c ; Miss Esther Greve of Saranac, vis- ited her father, J. F. Greve, over the One 6 package Carton Matches ' 24c 1 week eml. 2 cans Fancy Country Gentleman Corn 25c Mrs. Alice Parker of Lan.sing, .spent Large size fresh Pineapples 25c thc week end with Mr. and Mrs. Gary Whipple. Large size fresh Pineapples 20c Mr.=;. F. .A. Rhodes is spending two Libby's Stufl'ed Olives, per pint 45c weeks with friends at Chesaning ani' Corunna. 1 sack Flour z .?1.05 Clicrry and blackberry pies and po- Jello, any flavor lOc tato salad for Satut-day. Mrs. H. N. Haniiltou. wl Climax Wall Cleaner 9c J'rices on silk dresses reduced to Fig Newtons, per lb. i5c .$0.08 and ifO.llS. Great values. Coral Marshall's Dairy Butter in small jars, fresh 3 times a week Af. Neely. 22wI •Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burroughs and A. F. Howard Garden Seeds and Plants norence Fletcher spent Sunday at the .•^ccept-s position yvith large farm Iri.sh Hill.s. MR. AND MiR>S. C. B. GILBERT implement concern. Winifred Ivinsey of Niles, visited V. L. PALMER GROCERY his parcnt.s, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Kin- \ half century of happy wedded life beautiful and pro.sperous city it noyv sey, Sunday. yvas fittingly celebrated in Mason Sun- is. lay when more than eighty-five In l877 he was married to .Anna M. Massey-Harris Offers Phone 69 Forenoon and Afternoon Delivery Mr. and Mrs. Perry Roosa of Jack- i;-uests gathered for dinner at the Eppley of Zanesvillc, 0., and lived on A. F. Howard Position son, spent Sunday yvitli Mr. and Mi"s. home of Mr. and Mr.s. C. B. Gilbert the farm on which he was born until Oliver Maine. on Rogers street to celebrate the gol- 1900. The farm was the birthplace Mrs. Nettie Clark, who has been !en wedding of the couple. .As a feat­ of their four children: Mt-s. F. G. Ev- IIRAC'TOR SALES.MAN TO LEAVE seriously ill during the past month is ure of the ljig feast, wonderful golden ct-ette of Miller Road; Mrs. Edythe liMPLOV OF J. B. DEAN. slightly improved. yvedding cakes supplied by Lan.sing Ellsworth of Battle Creek; Mrs. F. B. llarold Pat-shall of Jackson, spent relatives held the center of attraction. Dent of Lansing; and Spencer M. Gil­ .A. F. Howard, who has been em- Decoration Day with liis grandmother, Following thc great dinner a recep­ bert, yvho died at the age of lfi. ployed as tractor and farm iniplenienl: Mrs. Huldah Snyder. tion was held attended by hosts of After leaving the Dimondaie farm salesman for the past eighteen month.s Miss lillsie Bygraves of Detroit, neighbors and friends who gathered the couple lived at Dansville for a by J. B. Dean, .Mason Ford dealer, Specials For Saturday spent Sunday and Monday with Masott to pay their homage to the happy number of years coming' to Mason has been offered and has accepted tbe friends and relatives. couple. Two tenor solos by .Norvcl about nine years ago. They are mem- position of assistant branch manager hers of the Baptist church of Ma.son, Miss Doris Howlett of Big Rapids, Oti.^, yvhistling numbers by Betty of the .Massey-Harris Co. Mr. How^- Brower, brief addres.ses by Rev. W. B. and active in its religious and social spent the week end with her mother, aril will have his headquarters at the Hartzog, E. C. Hai'ri." of Dimondaie, life. Two years ago .Mr.*.. Gilbert fell Mrs. Josephine Howlett. l..ansing office and with his family at Thorburn's Grocery and readings by Mrs. Merne Beilman on the ice and suffered- serious injury will move to Lansing immediately fol- Mrs. Mary Francisco of .-Vlaiedon, of Lansing, featured a program pre- which kept her confined to the home lowing the close of school here. 'Be- spent thc week end with ber son. Cor- sided over by Rev. Stanley Keldson, for several months. Except for this fore coming to Mason Mr. Howard die Francisco, and family. who also officiated at a mock cere- she has enjoyed excellent health, both had been witb tbe .^dvance-Rumley 10 pounds Granulated Sugar 68c Rev. and Mrs. W. Ray Prescott vi.-- inony which knotted again the ties being unusually active for their years. Co. for many years and is recognized ited relatives at Defiance, Ohio» on which in this case really did bind. Indeed it is no new thing in Mrs. Gil- as an outstanding figure among farm 1 lb. pkg. 4X Sugar lOc Memorial Day and Tuesday. hert's family to live in wedded bliss Mr. Gilbert is a pioneer citizen of implement men thrnughnuf; the state. Large pkg. Quaker Oats 25c Mr. and Mi's. Jack Mathias and two Eaton county, lie was born in Wind­ for half a century for her father and lt is with a great deal of regret sons of ii'erndale, visited Mrs. Edna sor township in \S')2 anil has spent mother likewise celebrated their gol­ the many Mason friends of Mr. How- Diamond or Blue Tip Matches, bo.x 5c Doolittle, over the week end. his entire life in ami around Lansing, den wedding anniversary. Mrs. Gil- ard learn of bis 'departure from tbe bert is one of a family of ten all but 3 bars Lil.x Toilet Soap 25c Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Huntley and and relates many interesting eventis city. Since residing bere Mr. and one of whom live, three brothers being cliildren of Detroit, were Suuday in Lansing's history, having seen the Mrs. Howaril and their children have Light House Coffee, pound 47c city develop from a wilderness to the present at the Gilbert home Saturday. guests of ber fatlier, J. C. Fingerle. made many close frientls and .Mr. HOme Grown Brand Peas, can 15c Hoyvard states his pleasure arising Mr. and Mrs. George .\ren(l visited from his being selected by the Massey- friends from Saturday until Monday Tom Mix Friday-Saturday. .wl DUBOIS SCHOOL REUNION. Harris Co. is somewhat offset by the at Saginaw, Bad .Axe and Port -Austin. feelings of regret that he must leave Leaf Lettuce, Head Lettuce, Cucumbers, New Tomatoes, A regular meeting of Mason Chap- "•.Midnight Sun" Sunday-.Monday. It A meeting has been called to be this city. held at the DuBois school house Mon­ Green Peppers, Celery, New Cabbage, New Carrots, ter No. l50, 0. E. S., will be held in Special sale prices on coat.s. Coral day evening, June I, at which time ar­ the Chapter rooms Tuesday evening, M. Neely. 22wl Green Onions and Radishes. rangements for the annual school re­ June 7. Higdon Again Has Mrs. F. D. Stanton is visiting union to be held late in the month yvill •Miss Una Lamb has returned from friends and relatives at Jackson. be completed. The pt-csence of every High Herd In Group teaching at Saline, and yvill spend tbe one interested in the succes.s. of the •Frank Fi.scher and Miss McBain summer months at the farm south of reunion is urgently requested Mason. were holiday guests of Paul Nuss­ HIGH COW OF MONTH ALSO IN HIGDON HERD. G. S. THORBURN .Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wilkins of dorfer. The Past Chiefs Club will meet with .Tackson, spent Sunday yvith Mrs. Wil­ t Baptiflt Church Notei High honors for the month of May kins' parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Mrs. J. E. Taylor, Friday aftenioon, Plione 36 Grocer June 3. j Stanley James Keldsen, Pastor in the 'Mason-Ingham Coyv testing Snyder. Association go to George Higdon, ac­ Mr.s. ljorcn Shattuck yvho is recov­ A regular meeting of the Pythian cording to Coe Emen.s, cow tester. ering from a serious operation at Miss Sisters will be held Wednesday eve­ Senifcence Sermon Higdon's herd of three grade coyvs Orr's nospital, returned to her home ning, June 8. "1 am come that ye might have life, averaged 1237 pounds of- milk and 53. Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Diehl and family and that ye might have it more 5 pounds of butter fat, thus necessi- and 52.S pounds of fat; Floyd Bullen, A seventeen and one-half ton bell, Mr. and Jlr.«. Lec Ware and son visited Mr. and .Mrs. Wesley Reid at abundantly."—Jesus. tating a rete.st to prove the record. gr. Holstein; H. IL Bullen & son, p. the largest ever made in England, is ljidward visited the former's parents, Holt, Monday. Sunday .Services The high cow for the month was also b. Holstein. on its way to Philadclphii '•• '•op the Mr. and Mi-s. C. E. Ware, at Battle Mr. and Mt-s. Le.'iter Bishop of Sag­ lO a. m. convention service. Junior from the same herd, a grade Holstein Three-year olds: Floyd Bullen, gr. Wanamaker store. It v.-' he the Creek, Sunday. inaw, were week end guests of Mr. Message: "What the Postage Stamp with I4S5 pounds of milk and G7.c5 Holstein, l370 milk, .58.9 fat; M. 1^. largest bell in .America. and Mrs. W. E. Kinsey. Tells Us." Senior Messagei: "What pounds of fat. The grain feed of Campbell, gr. Holstein; M. L "Camp- Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Crispell and the ljaptists Have Been Doing in Chi­ bell, gr. Holstein. family of Owosso, vi.=itcd hcr parents, these cows wa.' a mixture of three Fishermen on the north Pacific Mr.«. John Hodgkins and daughter cago." This will be a fit-st hand report parts bran, three parts oats, and one Four-yenr olds: Thos. Haggerty, gr. Coast have established a new industry Mr. and Mrs. William Phillips, Sun­ Frances of Ionia, spent the week end of what 20,000 Baptists, gathered this Hol.steins, l'182 milk, '18.9 fat; lley- day null Decoration Day. part oil meal, wbich is a goocl^ sum- in obtaining pearl essence from the with .Mrs. M. .4. Bement. week in Chicago from all parts of the mer mixture, according to Mr. Emen.s. Holds Dairy, gi-. Guernsey; .Arthur scales of herring, sardines antI shad. Mr. and Mt's. M. J. Laudenshvgcr of Bernard Whipp of Bip Rapids, vis­ world have been doing in the largest The second high producing berd Newman, gr. Guernsey. The substance extracted from wa.ste Aurelius, and their son, .-Vlexander ani' ited at the home of his parents, Mr. convention ever held in their history. was that of Henry Breckinridge's six Five years and older: George Hig- fish is known as guan, and is used in wife, from Lansing, motored to Ohio don, gr. Holstein; Thos. Haggerty ,p. and Mrs. Clat'ence Whipp, Sunday and ll::30 a. m. Bible school. grade Hol.'i'icins yvith an average of the manufacture of artificial pearls. I''ri(lay, returning Monday. .'i;.30 p. m. Inner Circle service. b. Holstein; George Higdon, gr. Hoi- Monday. 7S4 pounds of milk and 3,5 pounds of Ci-M p. m. B. V. P. U. meeting. steins.. County Clerk C. Ros.s Hilliard, Lyle fat. Instead of imposing a jail sentence ..Uice and Mat-querite Gilbert of 7:30 p. m. Baccalaureate service. Ilowlctt, Norman Marshall and Geo Flint, at-e .spending two weeks yvith In the medium sized herd.s—seven on drivers for trafi'ic violations, Berk­ The thirty-nine studciuts yvho corn- ".Midnight Sun" Sunday-Monday. It Reese attended the auto races at In­ their grandpat-ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. to fifteen C0W.S—the Reynolds Dairy eley, California, has adopted the plati dianapolis, Decoration Day. pose the graduating class of M. M. S. Haynes, Sr. herd of fourteen led with llOO pounds of locking up the driver's car for a will be guests of the three churches of milk and 43 pounds of fat, yvhile Mr. and Mrs. Bethel Angus and Mr. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NEWS. thirty-day period. Bernice -Allen and Elizabeth Layv­ at the union service. Thos. Haggerty's eleven cows ranked and Mrs. Roy Fletcher and two chil­ rence of Ypsilanti, was with the for­ second yvith 1003 pounds of milk and dren of Owos-so, were Sunday guests mer's mother, Mrs. Grace .\llen, over 'lO.O pounds of fat. of Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Brown and the yveek end. North Aurehus Union Church) family. M. L. Campbell's sixteen pure bred Mr. .and Mrs. W. S. Rhodes spent Rev. VI. B. Hnrtiog, Pnsfior. { and grade Hol.stetns led the large Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cook and Clare Decoration Day with Mrs. Rhodes' '« im I' .1 herd class with 088 pounds, of milk Mr. and Mrs. Ray C. Gowdy and Dr. sLster, Mrs. C. 0. Church, and hus- and 35.3 pounds of fat, while the H. .Ind Mrs. H. E. Brummcr of Detroit, b.md of Bay City. Morning yvor.?hip 10:30. The pas- R. Bullen & Sons' herd, also Holsteins, yvere week end guests of 'Mr. and Mrs. The Hawley Community Club meet­ tor will .s.peak to the children five min- was a close second'with 969 pounds Earl Whipple. ing has been postponed until Friday utes on "When Ships Come Into of milk and 34.5 pounds of fat. Tbe Mason Livestock Club meeting evening, June 10. Mr. and Mrs. Les­ Ports.'' After that he will speak on Eight unprofitable cows were sold to have been held at the home of lie Hodgson will entertain. ''A Christian Church." out of the herd's while three were Samuel Tomlinson has been postponed Sunday school 11:30. Cari 'Robb, sold for good prices because of high Mr. and Mr.Saturday. .wl of the homing instinct. "Midnight Sun" SundayMond«y. 1t Page Six INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON,, MICH., THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1927

with Mr. aand Mrs. Harry Chapman, school at Dansville. She was married and the two families visited a brother, Sept. 8, l887, to EInter Jackson of A Gift for Miss John Chapman, in Grand Rapids, Sun- White Oak toyvnship, where the tnost day. of their married life was spent, they Hildegarde Mr. and Mrs. Ted North and baby having lived 2 years in Ingham town- son .spent the week end yvith Dr. and ship and 3 years in Vevay township. Used Farm Equipment Mrs. North. In October, 1919, they moved to Lan- By CLARISSA MACKIE Carol Cushman drove a neyv Ford sing where they have since resided. coupe back to Muskegon Monday Deceased yvas a member of the Meth- yvhere he teaches school at Muskegon odist Protectant church of Lansing. (Coijyrlu-lit.) Heights. Mrs. Jackson yvas a helpful wife, a at Bargain Prices 'D \VAS early sununer yvltcn llllde- Mr. and Mrs. Wren Dunhatn and lerfect mother and a warm friend and ler loving amiable yvays won for her garde Wood tnot lier Ideal inan— family of .Tackson, visited Mr. and I Mrs. Dell Tooker and all were enter- many true friends yvho unite with her and sho, a successful scliool teacher, '^HOOK UP WITH HOLT AND talned at a dinner at the home of ,Mr. bereaved relatives in mourning their Farmers can saVe money by taking adVantage of these luul fortucd her liasty oplulou In three PKOSPER.'' and Mrs. George Wilcox, Sunday. lo.ss. Surviving her are her husband, minutes, lt happened on tbe train •loseph Ellerby underwent a seriou.s one son, .A. 0., an adopted daughter, excellent values in used farm equipment. Look over this yvlien she yvas lioiiieward bound for Community Council Meets Tuesday, operation at the Sparrovs- hospital last now Mrs. Ray Garrison, all of Lan­ the long sununer vnciitlon; and as bo Ctlixens Etithusiuslic Over Pultli- yveek. sing, one sister, Mr.s. Blanch Seboldt list. was her nelglibor In tlie pullntan, oc­ city Campaign Plans Adopted^ A. L. Boyd has taken full charge of of Ann Arbor, two brothers, E. 3. the Little Garage, yvhich was recently Doane of Mason, and J. W. Doane of cupying the next chair to her own. It Williamstonsport, Indiana, besides fell to Ills lot to plck up a huge arm- Judges chosen to select a proper bought by Boyd & Buell from Moore slogan for Holt have had a strenuous thiee grandchildren. Used Ontario fertilizer disc grain drill in good condition. ful of roses tlint some of lier nduilr- Hunt, and it yvill be known as the A. task. Prizes were offered for the best L. Boyd Set-vice Station. lng puplls bad flung at her wlien the plogan submitted and yvhile a great The " famous Stradivarius made traln started. number were offered none of them Back pad team harness, priced Very reasonable. about one thousand violins, half of ''Tlinnk you so mucb,'' nildegnrde seemed to the committee to be exactly which were lost or destroyed. Of the murmured ns the stronger crouched appropriate. The result was hours of OBITUARY five hundred still in existance, about Several Fordson tractors, priced from $200 up. down to rescue the last dellglitful deliberation at the conclusion of which one-third are in the United States, the pink bud from under hls own clinlr. a combination of several ideas was agreed upon and adopted. "Hook up others being scattered over the rest of 2 Ford roadsters with pick-up boxes. Cheap. The porter, lioverlng nt licr elboyv, the yvorld. offered to put tlietn In tbe refrlgern- with Holt and Prosper" is to be Holt's slogan. It will nash from screen and Lily Doan was born October 2, 1865, tor of the bulTet car just beblnd. billboard, from newspaper heads and in Ingham county, Michigan, being A young veterinary surgeon has "They'll keep nice and cold, mndntn, from cnvolopes mailed from the vill­ one of five children, three of yvhoni opened a beauty shop for dogs in Par- nnd no trouble at all, tiuink you, age postofTice; it will be preached sundve. Her girlhood days were is, having a staff of doctors, dentists, niii'in.'' And tlie porter vanished with from pulpits and form the theme of spent on the farm where she was born surgeons, hair-dressers and beauty A. A. Hewlett & Co. thc roses. fourth of July orations; it is to be- except for the time she attended high specialists. "l.ooks llke anything except n come part of the creed of every citi- scboolmii'm,'' pondered the young man zen of Holt and will come to pass, say Mason yvho \vore slieli-rlmmeil spectacles, resident.^. The campaign of advertis­ and bnd qiiniitltlea of broyvn lialr. ing is soon to begin say the commit­ tee on publicity. lt was tlie young nian's III luck to lose slglit of lnidegarde as slie left Hazel Spencer and Donald Wil.son tbe traln, so tluit be never saw wbo It yvere awarded the prizes offered for was tluu met Iler, but tile next dny the slogan. be wisely souglit tlie ''red cnps'' at tbe dler succeeds the neyy' chief as assis- Announcement was made Tuesday FERTILIZER! station and made diiigent inquiries. of the purchase by the liJdw. G. Hack­ ''lf yon nienns n indy yvdd viiet.s, er Company of Lansing of the unsold sniil one of tii(i porters wliom lie portions of Arlington Park, Work On account Of the late planting you should use a good quest loiiecl, "l sure toted lier lings, has already begun on cleaning up the fertilizer to help mature your corli and bean crop this fall. duiiiio lier mime, but slie griilibed streets on'the plat nnd trees and a liidy lit lie gate and says, 'Denli Mls' shrubs are to be planted on the area We have a good supply of E. Rauh & Son Red Star Fertiliz- Giinlow,' or soiiielin like diit.'' reserved for public park. It is an­ er which includes seVeral different analysis. Farmers who SCREENS nounced that a substantial reduction Billy llenise'n tliniiked tlie ninn joy­ haVe used Red Star Fertilizer this spring report its drilling fully, tiiiped lilni generously, anil in the price of the lots is to be made rnslied oil'. Surely lie knew Alrs. Cull- and that a big selling campaign will qualities as being the best they eVer used. be under way in the near future. .Ar­ Quality Window Screens and deriowi He iiopeil lt was lils dear lington Park' was platted by Dr. Setli Cousin Until Cuiideriow. lf lt wasn't, Jonc.=. of Lansing. Screen Doors made to your Rutli could prolialily Introduce liini to The coninuinity council will hold its some of iler nnnderiow-in-iiiws i He next meeting at the school auditor­ Cniied ltutii on tile teieplioiie later, ium Tuesday evening. A play, "Thc Palmo Midds order. Covered with Pearl and toiil lic'r lie had tliouglit of cllll- Old Maid's Convention" is offered as InK, If slie would lie lionie tliiit niglit. the feature entertainment. Every one Wire. "Billy Iteinseni'' exciniiued ills is cordially invited no admi.ssion at ?1.70 per hundred is the cheapest hog and dairy feed on cousin enliiiisinstically, "l tiioiigiit charge being made. All Holt .should you were in lluffiii()---your mini tolil turn out and boost their town and the market. State analysis shows PALMO MIDDS to con­ make the slogan of genuine truth. Screen in Your Front Porch. ree tlie otlier day—ilo come to din­ tain as high as 167r protein and 9.8% fat. ner tonigiit, iiiul spend tile evening— Biiitih Benefit Game I lmve nil old scliool frleiul here, just .A ball game, the proceeds from arrived from up-stiite.'' which will be devoteil to thc relief of PolIltry Feed of all Itinds GET OUR ESTIMATES So liappy ltliiy ltenisen stopped nt those who suffered in the Bath trag­ n llorlst's, nnd, laden witli n liuge liox edy, will be played Sunday between of llowers, lie nrrlveil (lye minutes lie- the Dunbar Athetics of Lansing and fore dinner. the Holt Independents. A colored ''Iliidegiirile, dear, niny l introduce male-quartette will be an added at- lngham County Farm Bureau my cousin, Hlily ltenisen? Biiiy, tlils traction for the crovvds .who yvill Mickelson-Baker Lmbr.Co. Is Miss yVooil, my olil scliool friend!'' attend. The game is called for Sun- dav at .'l n. m. Rutli, not tyventy-llve lierself, danced Phone 16 off to meet lier young liusbnud wlio to "Geo. Warner of Detroit. With Miss was entering. Evelyn Rosen at the piano, Miss Helen Halt sang "0 Promi.=e Me," yvhile ' ''Well, HIldegnrde! l nm glnij to the bridal party mat-ched up the Bee you,'' lie exclaimed, "and liow are you, nllly?'' lie Hsked slapplng the The Garlock Auto Sales of Lansing Firo ChM Rcsigtts happy, spectacled youth on tlie liack. George Shaw, chief of the fire de- announce with pleasure the appointment of ''How am 1? Starved!'' blurted parlment since its organizntion ha.s. Billy, and just theti dinner wns nn- resigned anrl Frank Hoerst has been TEN WATTS FOR A DOLLAR nounced and llllly offered lils arm unpointed to the vacancv. Paul Fiel- to lils cousln and lllldcgarde \vent eler succeeds the new chief as a.'^si.s- BARR BROS, of Mason to her place with Mr. Gunderloyv. tant. A year ago yvith the co-onera- AS We have a 1500 watt Fairbanks-Morse lighting plant in ' lt was a merry meal, and although tion of farm oyvners of the vicinity good running condition, taken in trade on a Westinghouse Hildegarde and Billy confessed them- a new and modern fire truck yvas pur- selves thoroughly surprised at Ilia chased and equiuped with four forty Which We are offering at $150.00 or at the rate of ten watts gallon tanks and so equipped that a meeting, nnd explained tbe coinci­ pumping apparatus may be added lat­ Chrysler Distributors for a dollar. dence to their host and hostess, Billy er. In fact it is conceded that Holt Bald nothing about hla quizzing of has one of the hes.t,, equipped' and for Mason and suiTounding territoly This is a rare bargain that can't last long. tbe station porters that bad resulted manneil volunteer fire departinents in so fortunately. thc country. The four great cars of the year, the Chrysler 50, 60, 70 We haVe a very good trade in proposition on lighting It yvas a dellglitful evenlng for nll Wurncr-Calow Wedding and 80, are now sold right here in Mason. The popularity of them, especially Hildegarde nnd .\ pretty church yvedding was sol- of these four models is nation wide. You are invited to plants and batteries. It Will pay you to investigate. Billy Reinsen, but It yvas wben llllly emnized Sunday afternoon in the M. come in and inspect them, or even better, call us and we yvns leaving that Jack Cunderlow man­ F,. church at three o'clock yvhen Mrs. aged to wlilsper ll word to lllnl. Betty Calow was united in marriage will giVe you a demonstration. EAST SIDE ELECTRIC CO. ''Pretty girl, eh, itllly?'' to George Warner of Detroit. While ''I'll say so!'' was Bllly's entbufsl- Miss Rvclyn Rosen at the piano and Washing Gleasillg Storage Westinghouse Farm Light astic reply. Miss Helen Hart sang "0 Promise Me," the bridal party mat-ched up the Westinghouse Batteries G. & J. Tires ''Don't lose your benrt, old man, GEO. A. HILL, Distributor center aisle and took their placesi at EXPERT REPAIR WORK you know slie's engaged?'' the altar, where a ring setwice was Lansing, Michigan ''Noi" exploded poor Billy wbo had road by Rev. Victor Niles, pastor. We haVe secured the sel'Vices of Mr. B. Ankney to take Phone 51661 quite lost Ills liearl-. The couple were attended by Miss charge of our repair department. Mr. Ankney has been 1315 E. Mich. Ave. ''Ve.s—just linppeued—slic's pretty Amy Calow, the bride's daughter, and employed for the past six years at the Reo serVice in Lan­ hiippy, ell?'' Mr. .Arnold Johnson of East Lansing. Clare C. Letts, Local Dealer "Seems so,'' growled Billy, and A dainty luncheon was sotwed by Dr. sing and is experienced on all models of cars. If you want tlierefore when be siild fiirewell to and Mrs. Thompson, where the bride prompt aand effiiclent repairs on your car, bring it to us. Hlldegnrde, lie was ln tlie lowest had made her home. Mr. and Mrs. Warner will reside in Detroit. delitlis of gloom. Baccitlaureate Scritton All tliiit summer, Illldegarde Wood BARR BROS., West Ash Street wnlied, iiopltig tlint Billy Reni.sen The Baccalaureate address yvas giv- yvould tliul out lior iionio luldress and en Sunday evening in the North Holt come and see lier. He dlj not come, M. E. chut-ch by Rev. Carl Ertel, to the graduating class. The membet-s but one giori

far aa I can see, nnd there waen't u WheatfieM Center M. E. Churdi handful of coul In the thing. What iMorning worship at 9:30. Sunday are you going to have for dinner to- DANSVILLE school at 10:30. Epworth League night, Julln?'' seiwices at 7:30. Mid-week prayer ''l don't knoyv. I hnvcn't thought .service on We(lne.siin. wltli a grateful look nt Mrs. Warner's brothers and sisters and the continent. looked so lntorpKtlng. 'I'lien she Parker. ''She suits ine rlglif now.'' their families, also his children and meant fo spend some tlnie ln perfect­ grandchildren, yvho had sprung a sur­ At an exhibition of Napoleon relics ing n btidget system which would be Julln proved to lie nn npt ptipli and ln less tlmn a montli wns nble to loolt prise on him. 38 partook of a boun­ in New York is a tendon taken from so perfect that ln a sliort tliue Miey tiful potluck dinner, the afternoon back on lier almost failure yvith a tol­ the Emperor's body and preserved by yvonld bo yvcll-to-do, lf not nctuniiy being spent in visiiting. .After a very .Abbe Vignali, Napoleon's chaplain. erant smile. wenltliy. Surely, wlth her system nnd pleasant afternoon all departed for Locks of Napoleon's hair and pairs of Ban's fine snlnry nnd every prospect their homes wi.shing Mr. Warner many his famous yvhite breeches are also on for H speedy rnlse, flils would be no Earliett Sailora Had more years of health and happiness. view. tnsk nt all. Mr. and Mrs. Warner each received a No Part in Fighting beautiful present as tokens of the love According to the Reverend Dr. F. B. But after six months of housekeep­ of the brothers an

Albltcs, stranded on the north const, gan yvon. 'I'lio'llldafgos yvlio" fiTurie- Francis H. Richards, seventy-si.\ founded, quite by accident, yvhat be­ cretcd tliolr wealtli yvere killed in tlio years old, of Stamford, Connecticut, SEEK MILLIONS is Thomas A. Edison's closest rival came the stronghold of Nonibre de. battle Iieforo Oid Panama, and their secret died with litem. for the title of 'the vy'orld's most pro- Dlos. liflc inventor,' having nearly I,000 Save on Groceries Morgan Burns Clty. Road Across isthmus Built. patents to hi.s credit. 'Mr. Edi.son has IN OLDPANAMA Cetwcen these two points a road Cliagrlned nt tlie small amount of patented some l,200 devices, Elihu across the Isthmus yvas constructed, wcnllli lie found at Old Panama, Mor­ Thompson 017, Charles E,. Scri'bner at Snyder's passing over the great Continental gan liurned tiio oily aml killed all wlio I.'l7, George Westinghouse 340, and Edward Weston 2!)9. Dig for Treasure Burled divide, through tbo dense tropical did not"escape. Some of ilie wealtlr "The Little Stole With The Big Reputation" liad lieett liidden away 20 niiUj.s from When Henry Morgan's Pi­ jungle, over swiimps, nnd up Ilie steep sides of lulls down lo tlie open siiyaii- tlic clty, .some was placed linrrlediy Frequent whipping of children was Look at this list alld see hoyV much, your money will buy rates Sacked Town. iiali country around tlie olden clty of on board ships attd sent to .sea, while advocated in l840 by airauthor wdio the Inlnilillanls an(l yvealtliy traders here. Also remember We giVe S & H Green Stamps; ask l'ananiii. declared it a healthful practice be- Imd buried tliclrs lmneiitli tlielr houses Balboa, Catnd Zouo.—in tlie jungle Tlio irall vvas known ns tbc Ciitnino cause it stimulated the blood and made for them: and tlirown lt down tlio wells, wlilcli covered ruins of the ancient city of Kciil or royal road, but a more Jilting the skin tingle. were later caved In by fiilllng debris ; Oid ponnnm, English and Anierican nnnio for It would" liave been tlie 1 lb. Tea. Siftings 19c from the tliinilng cit.v. cxpiorcrs are now engaged ln a scien . Blood road. Eor more Ibtm lOO years One ton of corncobs, recently dis- 6 baI's Laiindf-y Soap 25c tlfic search for severid mllllon dollars' ln the tunnels of Old i'anama there tilled at the University of Minnesota, the long mule trains packed gold produced .,5834 cubic feet of combust- 3 bal-s any 10c Toilet Soap 25c worth of burled treasure yvldch. Ids- across tills road like cordyvood. A are, according to oltl documents, se­ cret hiding places wliere the (iHcsls tible gas, 7fi.2 pounds af acetic acid, tory records, was hldden tlierc yvhen gold train usually consisted of l.OOO 24 pounds of wood alcohol, 140 pounds 6 pkgs. Gl'andma's Washing Powder 25c concealed the treasures of tlto cliurcli tlie pirate, Henry Alorgan, sacked mules, gayly caparisoned nnd with of wood tar and (122 pounds of char­ 6 bo.Kes Matches 1 25c and of tlie people, yvho gave lt to tlie and burned tbe town In lC7l, writes jingling bells, eaclt with its load of coal. priests for safe keei»lng when thoy 3 pkgs. Spaghetti, Noodles, Maccaroni 25c Boy C. Blank In tbe.Clilcago Tribune. gold, in tlie van and nt tlio rear lenrned that Morgan wns coming. The A remarknlilo rudlo gold locator. In­ iimrclied armed men, while witii the 3 pkgs. Light House Gelatine 25c people trusted the priests and Morgan The world's largest man. North vented by Tboinas Fable of Colches­ mules strings of Indians and African Carolina claims, was Miles Darden, knew this. He tried fo extort from 2 cans Corn or Peas 25c ter, JSngUibd, Is being used by tlie ex­ slaves stumbled along under tlie who lived in that state from I7S!) to plorers, wlio liavo already unearthed tho priests llie location of the treas­ lS57. It is said he was seven feet tall 3 cans Pork and Beans 25c lashes of tliolr drivers, and It can well ure, hut t-ntlier tlnur glve up tlie gold three mlnor troves containing golden and yveighed more tlian one thousand lie sald tlint tlie Caitiino Real yvtts of their cliurcli tlic priests suffered ornaments wortli iliousands of (lollars. pounds. Despite his circus qualifica- paved yvitli dead men's bones and death at tlio bands of tho buccaneers. tions, he lived a quiet, uneventful life. Don't forget we haVe the best cofl'ee in town that 45c can The instrument ls llke a rttdio re­ every Incli of the yvny yvas stained buy. Fresh Fruits and Vegetables. ceiving sot in appearance, lt Is, in with blood. Tbe secret reces.ses of tbe under­ .Accidentally touching the letter 'E' fact, a sort of ground radio, and it re­ Many of the slaves escaped, taking ground tunnels at Old Panama luivo lieen redl.tcoverod. In B few monllis on a ten-dolhtr gold piece, a California cords accurately tile presence of non- to the jungles, yvltere they banded to- thoy wlll be opened up. According to banker \\'as amazed to see the side inngnetic metals underground. One gntlier ns the CImnrones, to harass liistory, tbere Is, soniewliere In these bearing the spread eagle oi>en, disclo.s.- A. D. SNYDER •yvire, attached to a rod, Is grounded. their former ninsters. As Clnuirones tunnels, a life-size Imago of tlie Vir­ ing a tiny photograph of a modern Another rod ls passed over tlio s\n'- tlie former slaves attacked and robbed yvoman. Beneath this picture yvas an­ gin Mnry, mndo of solid gold. Tlio Free Delivery Phone 12 facc of tlio ground. Wlicn gold or oili­ the goid trains ropenlediy. l.ater, other, that of a lady of an earlier Image Is supposed to have been se­ er uonmngnetlc metnls occur lienentlt ruled ljy 11 black king and commanded generation in pulTed sleeves. creted In the tunnels atid llie lilders tlio surface between tlio two polos a liy captains, tlioy became llie iillies of to have pcrislicd witii their secret. needle Indlcntes lis presence, wlilcli English and Erencli pirates wiio sup­ ts niso recorded liy a distinct lium- plied tliont witli tiritts to tbe common rning ln liie enr plionos. end, and tile How of gold paid a /Si' British Officer ln Charge, steady trihttte to tlte.se adventut'et'.s. KEEPING WELL l^lont. George yVllllnins, R. N. V. Marauders Die With Spoils. R., Js nt tbe iteitd of tlie treasure In tills way not all tlie gold tltttt left NEW FOODS FROM THE liiinting expoditi(ui. Ile luis a t'oiir. Old Pnnnmn renclu-'d Nonilire de i^ios; NEW WORLD year conce.sslon froni Ilie govornnient nor (liil all tiiat feii into tbe lutuds of oil. l.'lKKir:K K. r.HF.ES of Biinainn wltii tlie undcrstniuiing iiic pirates roiicli liio .ytiantic. Com- Killlnr lit "liH,\I,TH" tlmt l'liiiiima is to retain one-lointii pelent nutliorities pronounce tiio pres­ of ail treiisnro iociite(i during Unit pe- ent jllllgic IIS lielng lnlinltoiy nioro VEBV .School cliiid knows thnt rlO(i. Ctiier ineniiiers of tile oxpeiii- ditiicnit to traverse today titttti It was wiien Ciiristopiier ColumlMis set lion are Wniince •l'.nln, Anicricnn; in liiose days, imt even tlien It mttst out on liis westward voyage In l.t02 Coinmnmler David Binlr, F. 11. 0. S.. iiave been a (ei'riliic t.'isk for tliese lio was looking for a siiort route to and l.leut. ll'. W. lCeiiiey, lt. N. V. B. After The Holiday! mnrnuders, many of wlioin failed to lnilia. He didiit nnd lt, lmt lie did At tlie request of lJeutonnnt Wll- get clear of tiio jungle, dying yvitii lind what was far inore important to Jlnins, tile l'liniiiniin goyermiient lias their spoils in the silence of tlio forest. tile world—a great new coi'uInent— Holidays and Vacations at-e hard on clothing. The dtlst and gt-ime of df-iving is 4lota!ie(i nrnied jioiico guiiriis for (iay Sir ii'riincls liiriike's second attack until tliat time undreamed of. IJke jind nlgiit duly in tiie juugies wliere on tlie roiKl, uniler tlie command of nio.st explorers and adveimircrs, ho ground into the fabric and dainty dl-esses are sometimes badly stained. The thing to do itiie explorers are eiiciiiiiped. Sir Thonias Baskcrviiie, faiied dismal­ was looking for goi(i and precloiiH is to bring or send yOtlr clothing here and haVe it dry cleaned in our modern plant. The A represeiitiitivo of liie l'residcnt of ly. Basi.'orviiie and 700 tttett traveled stones, lie didn't lind ilieni, lmt lic Panama lins nIso pitciiod a tent iiiong- down tlie road from Nomlire dc Dlos, dld limi new fooils for the liumiin day after yotl retilrn remembet' to have yoilr clothing cleaned and freshened. Consid­ side tiiolr ciinip imd Is wntcliing tiieir luit they mot witli sucli opposition, nice tlmt were and are wortli fa ering the added wear and the good looks your suit or dress receiVes by our methods the work to see tliiii tbo treasure ls di­ more ilinn the riciiesi goid or diamond dangers, and dillicultles that n rem­ cost is e.xceptionally low. vided evenly. nant crawled back. "Tbe marcb yvas niines that linve ever been found. Tlic police gimrds were renucstcd so sore as never Engllsbinen marched I'ew of us realize liow greatly the hy lJeiitennnt W'ilil.-nns wlien hc (lf.s- before,'' said tito coniniandor on his f(»rid supply. of tlie world wns ln coverod tiiiit inrge-scnio unantiiorized return, history records. creased liy Columbus' dlscovery of a et Sees Signs of Success. the rock below I heir hou.scs. Into ter timn tho.se of Europe. So that ' Wlicn tile e.vpiorors ngnin tested wbicli tliey placed tlielr valunliles, the gain In foods to tlie world due to tliese plnees tlui lnstrnniont registered ,Oiie mlglit cull them private land Coiumhus' voyage have been of far negative, IndicnIIng iliat nonmnsnetlc banks, and- tite Spanlards, no doubt, greater viiiuo tiian nil tbe gold nnd metnls, believed liy Llontennnt yVll­ tliouglit lliem oniltiently f;afo. precious stones that man has ever llnins to'Iinvo liocn gold treasure, bad As tlic years went by tlto deposits been removed. 'Clio fact that (lie se­ found. increased untH tlie tlireat of Sir ilen- (fi. 1826. yvCHtcrn Newapaper Union.) cret excavntions were carried out on ry Morgan was made agnlnst tbem. sucli a large scnio and tinit the diggers News yvas brougbt oyer tbe gold trail omtliiiiod to work ln six (lilVeront by a few meniliers of' tlie giirrlson at One of the oldest English folk piiices ni'ior tlii'y liad opened tiie (irsi l<'ort r.oreir/o. I'lie dreaded Morgan dances Is the .Abots P.romely Horn' Dance, held aiinualy in England for Iioie, leails I.ieulonant Wiiilams l:o iie- was appronclilng. Preparations were lieyo tliat tiio (!xcayations met with more than 400 years. The dancers, Look at Your Roof Now! nuulo lo defeat,ltitn in his attack on twelve in number, all men, wear deer encoiini,';;inf; success, Oid i'nnania, and recent discoveiIes lOxqnisito golden ornamonls of very skulls with antlers attached. Many disclose tlmt tlie galleries wet-e ce­ believe the datice to be a survival of Don't delay another day; now is the time to see to the roof on your house, barn, gar­ ancient de.sign, studded wlih din- mented ln until tbo danger wns over. the Danish invasion, and the worship age and other buildings. If you need a new roof it is a simple matter to choose a troub­ inonds, emeraid.s, snppblres and riililes, Uiifortunat(!ly l"or tlie Spanlards, Mor­ of Thor and Odin. linve lieen unearthed already. A gold' le-free roof. Demand one of steel and then you will not need to worry oVer the weather •en buttertly tliroe Inclies across, wltli because a steel roof will last for years the way we lay them. There will be no curling. ruliles for ey(?.s, and tlio wlng designs of otlier precious stones. Is one of Ilie When grounded properly you will not need to fear lightning. And they are" sightly, too. ornaments I bat bas altraetod inucli comment. Other ploces of treasure Include gold collars, necklaces studiled with precious stones, solld gold halls two lnclies ln dianieter, aitacliod to chains wliicli are quite" puzzling, cni- clfixcs. nnd a miniature ark of tlie Plumbing and Eavestroughing ccivenant nearly six Inches square. All gold has boon locked'ttpi in tlio l'nnn- innn treasury for dlvislon after tlie end of tlie four years of yvork. There-are probably many plumbing improvements needed in your home. With the Mysterious Tunnel. advent of gas here in Mason you will want hot water piped to the kitchen and bathroom. Tlic explorers are tiow engaged In Perhaps you should have new plumbing fixtures for the bathroom also. No matter What putnplng the water out of a mysteri­ ous subterranean tunnel \vhlch has your lieeds may be along this line, visit our showroom and you will be shown the latest many passages branching out frotn be­ fixtures by Kohler. Kohler fixtures are not expensive either. neath nn old monastery toward the other chtirclies, convents and sclioola. Every Cut Is Tasty! The tunnel is as yet inaccessible, but good of are lt protnlsea to reveaI some startling It is also a time the year to reptair the eaves troughs. We experienced nrcldtecttire ns well as, perhaps, tlto No matter what cut of meat you get here, whether beef, and careful so Why not phone us and let us do the Work? . - ttlggest gold hoard, pork, veal or lamb, you can be sure that it will be tasty and Prescott records the fabulous mil- Office open from 7.a. m. until 8 p. m. every day. N. llotis which were brought across the tender.' This large company has first choice of higil quality. Isthmus from the conquered lncns. From Peru and PotosI and frotp tiie meats and demands for its many- customers only the very mines of Vernguas came the gold tor transportation across the narroyv best. You can always be sure of good meats at this market. neck of land which ieparntes the Ca­ ribbean frotn the Great South sea, Pedrnrin the Cruel- wlio is said to Mason Plumbing and Heating Co. linve accounted for over 2,000,000 ln- Rose, Howard & Vail

''The Fire Brigade," with Charleai Announce National State Fair Plans Septic Tanks Prove Rigrht Air Pressure Ray and Hay Mac.Avoy, which comea FILMNEWS 1 next week Friday and Saturday, a Country Life Week Many Improvements Boon To Farm Homes Adds Life To Tire new Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer produc-- PASTIME THEATRE t tion, and one of the season's greatest; MiOHIGAN HOST TO BlfiGEST WOllK BEING RU.SHED TO COM- M. S. C. PLANS SUMMER DEMON- FIRl:.SIf)NE DEALER GIVES AD- pictures from an entertainment stand­ STILVTIONS ON CONSTRUCTION. VKri.: I'OR EVERY MOTORLST. RUUA!., CONEEIJENCE. l'LETION IN TIME FOR FAIR. point. Feature pictures for the fol­ 'l'om Mix has a made to order role lowing yveek are "Miss Brewster*.* Detroit, June 2.—Nearly .$1.10,000 Ea.it Lansing, May 3.—Michigan ''If motorists would only realize the Millions,'' with Beba Daniels, Jeaa farmet-s can build a septic tank vvbich importance of keeping tires inflated to in "The Great IC. and A. TraiiKRob- least Lansing, June 2.—Michigan worth of im|)rovements arc to be hery," the feature picture at the Pas­ Hersholt in "The Wrong Mr. Wright", yvill i)lay host this summer for the rusheil on the State Fair grouuds here yvill adequately dispose of all house­ the correct pressure, they would get from the famous old stage comedy, hold sewage at an expense of only much greater mileage and have less time Friday .and Saturday. Tom is largc.st conference on rural life prob- to have them in shape for this fall's seen as a i-ailroad detective on the and George O'Brien in "The Blu» fifty dollars, according to the esti­ trouble with their tires,'' according to Eagle." Douglas Fairbanks in "Tha lems in history. exposition as the result of favorable trail of a band of train robbei-s, and The occasion will be the Country action by the legislature earlier this mates of the agricultural engineering? J, ll. .Dean of Mason, Firestone Black Pirate'' and Syd Chaplin in "Th» department of Michigan State College. dealer here. yvith Tony the wonder horse, he in­ Man on the Box" are two other spec­ Life Week at Michigan State College, month. troduces a nuniber of novel and dar­ July 3I to -August (!, when nearly 20 The major items were outlined by To make it |)ossible for farmers in "This is especially true of balloon ial attractions for June. the State to observe the construction tires, for when used with even four ing feats of stunt riding and acro- of the leailing organizations aiul Secretary John McNaniara today, ibatics. li]arly in the story he rescues groups interested in rut-al life yvill headed by .'i;2l,050 worth of concrete of these tanks, the college will build or i'wo pounds less air than they septic tanks in l3 Michigan couuties should carry, the loss in tire life the railt-onil president's daughter gather. roads, .some 'l,2l0 lineal feet of pav­ ft-om the back of a runaway horse Representative farm men and ing. Speed barns arc to be built, as this year. amounts to hundreds of miles. Every t Northwest Ingham I .Arrangements made between one or motorist should know the correct air that is dragging her to dcatli, and women of the United States and Can­ in recent years far more racing horses later she returns the compliment by ada, together with nationally and in­ have been entered than could be cared more farniers in each- county and thc >rcssui-c for his tires and can get this college department provide that the nifofina.tioii from his dealer. hiding him from the band of desi)era'- ternationally known leaders in the. for there.' The new buildings will docs who are trying to put him out agricultural and country life fields, cost $10,000 each. Nearly .$20,000 farmer, agrees to have the excavation "Wp- recommend, having thc air Iva Davidson of Holland spent tha for the tank completed before the day checked at least once a week. It is of the way. The picture yvas filmed week end with her parents, returninjj, will lead discussion at thc various will be spent on an adequate sewage in the Royal Gorge of the Arkans.as meetings. Particular interest will be and drainage sy.stem. for the grOutids of the demonstration jind to have all ani eiiu'iy- matter to stop at our place Monday evening. materials on the ground. The college and have one of the men check the air River, one of Colorjido's most Lamous Mr., and Mrs. Ed Francisco of added l)y a group of distinguished and curbs and gutters for all paved scenic spots. European authorities. specialists build the tank and explain pre.«:b.ure and inflate the tires if air is Owosso, B. F. MacGregor of Detroit, roads will cosl; $I5,000. Sidewalk construction methods to "any one who .A magnificent romance of Russia • The Country Life Week is expected extensions will run .$10,000. Water needed. This service is free to every­ anrc.s-siirG if the valve is always Monday to the Pastime, and it pre­ Clare lvinnison and family wera well as from Michigan. Caravans of and $lO,000 will be spent there. To sents Laura La Plante in an absolute­ farmcrs will be organized for the trip, accommodate tho augmented vaude­ agricultural engineering department screwed doyvn tight, the ciip turned Leslie callers Sunday afternoon. have been under observation for fif- as fur as it will go and a dust cap ly new type of role, as thc little Mrs. Chas. Abel of Detroit, audi taking advantage of thc opportunity ville program two platforms, dressing •American dancer whose charms nearly of combining tiie state's summer va- rooms aud a bandstand will be built teen years and are reported to have used (,o keep the valve in good condi­ Mrs. G. W. Bashorc yvere callers at given'complete satisfaction. tion." disrupt thc Empire, with a Grand Ami Terrill's last Thursday evening. cation facilities .with the conference at .$l(),700. Duke, an officer in thc Itoyal Guards, .l)rograms. Tables and shelves for the new ag­ lngham county demonstrations are Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Abel of Detroit, set for July ls and Ii), tlie places to and a multimillionaire of Petrograd S|>ent from Monday until Wednesday The .American Country Life .Asso- ricultural building yvill cost .$5,000, A native of Baalbek, Tut-key, un- all trying to win hcr favor. Gor­ ciation, of which President Butterficld and $10,000 will be expended in paint­ be named later. at their farm here. earthed a small Roman theater in his geous settings, especially in the court Mrs. Robert Swan is confined to her of M. .S. C. is the presiHoot Gibson's Life Conference, World .Agriculture l'lstatc of Rciirick A. Gregory, de- of the city owneil by C. D. Hunting-- Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Elliott of Holt, John V. Smith, Lansing —28 latest picture, wiiich comes to the Society, Michigan Farm Women's In- ceased, hearing on claims; Estate of ton ami Riley Dunham was discovered were callers at J. .A. Davidson's, Suti-- Maud M. Cook, Lansing -20 Pastime 'I'uesday, and it's a worthy stitutc, National School of Leadership Hannah E. Craudcll, deceased, hearing on fire Tuesday just after noon and day evening. Williard Berry, Midland -23 effort of this justly popular writer. for Students Interested in Rural Life, on linal account; li'.state of Augusta before aid could be secured the flames iilrs. R. F. Henrys and daughter Myrl ,iacobsen, Lansing —25 It is a really life-like tale of a good- Conference of Master Farmcrs, Con- l;]. l.Cowalk, deceased, hearing on ap­ were beyond control. The falling Marjorie and Mr. Grubb of Lansing, natured blundering cowboy on a ferencc of Jewish Uural Women, Citi- pointment of administrator; Estate of smokestack held down the safety valve 0.scar Cornell, Lansing -lit Lester Laberteau.-c and family of WLl- Western ranch. •Hoot does .some real zenship Conference I'or Women, Mich- Oscar S. Power, deceased, hearing on and generating so much heat, the Ivah Iienon, Lansing -ls liaiiiston, Mrs. J. .A. Davidson and Iva bronco-busting, goes to San Franci.sco igan Country Life Association, Sum- apjiointment of airministrator; Estate boiler exploded sending a shower of .Iamcs, 0. Smith, l,ansing —24 and Mr.s. H. 0. Cline, Mr. and Mrs. and lias some picturesque adventures, luer School for 'l'owii-Conntry Minis- of Charles M. Turner, deceased, hear­ fireiirands many rods distant and set- .20 Hugh Prager anad B. F. MacGregor lt're.s, l^ansing 23 On thc calendar. Nel ic lvnoch, Manton 17 Od'er on Flasheen anti Princess prints, guaranteed fast col­ Ralph Birchfield, Lansing 19 PASTIME THEATRE ' An effort is to be made to reduce or—Our aim is to giVe Quality •Merchandise plus SerVice and .the number of teachers to be employ- Marie Grcskowttz, Lansing - -20 __25 none of our merchandise is bought for Specia.l Sales. ed iu MasoiL schools next'year. Robert Stevenson, Lansing _ Friday and Saturday Frazell & Peters have installed in Lillian .Sargent, Ma.son —•— „2l their meat market the latest type August Pfttfirson, Lansing — -63 refrigerator capable of holding large Mary Kesling, Lansing — -43 SteVens 16 illch linen toweling _---L,_.._-__Jii.l5c''. quantities of beef. . William Smith, Lansing —— -26 E.\tf-a heaVy 36 inch bro. niiuslin, 8 yards for.$1.00 . Twenty Years .Ago . Florence Eilgerly, Six Lakes -19 o County Treasurer Wilson has ap- John Mtu-shall, Lansing -25 ,. 36 ii'lch Yahidi Silks, per yai-d _-_i-i|4_i_.4t.;_^69c pointed Lucius R. White deputy coun­ Marvel 'LeSarge, Lansing — -18 ' Shat^oyV Hem, extra fine naifispok costume , ty treasurer. Leo Paul. Lansing -34 Sunday traffic over the - Michigan Marjorie Black, Lansing 27 slips, Very special ••J-:-__.£-;L:'.._'_..$i.OO Central was delayed by the wrecking^ IX of a freight train near Eden. '. " Frank Murt-ay, Lansing — 41 Novelty rufllod curtains, 2i/i. yal-ds' long. Emily Hughes, Oak Park, 111. 34 G. A. Raymond, C. .A. Parkhurst and IN White only, pair ___69c George Shaw attended Grand Lodge Francis Konopka, Lansing 25 F. & A. M. at Saginayv this week. Lorraine Schott, Lansing 17 Men's llainsook athletic suits 75c .A severe frost last Monday night Alex Ellsyvorth, Lansing _—-—25 injured garilcns and fruit to a con- Ethdyn Cde Hudson, It-onyvood —2b Men's cambric night siiirts $1.00 siderahle extent. Harold Ackermau, Lausing 30 A bill introduced by Rep. Hanlon Edna. Springer, Lansing 3.) THE of Ingham giving jut-ors three dollars Fred Whitney, Lansing 20 Our Flaslieen and Princess Prints are 32 inches wide guar­ a day insteati of two, has passed the house. Katie Richards, Bclding !>' anteed hxst color, all new sumniler patterns. Usually sold At thc close of thc Memorial ser- Leiand! Becker, Webberville 22 for 50c. Our price is 39c a yard. mon at the M. E. church Sunday, a Grace Bentch, Lansing lu beautiful silk flag was presented the William Sims, Lansing 27 GREAT We carry in stock at all tilnes a complete lilie of Ready-to- church bv Pliil, McKernan Post G. .A. Nettie Armstrong, Ivansing V.I R. and W. R. C. yVear, Millinery and Dry Goods. Dan Mclntyt-e, Lansing 3(3 Frances Darling, ljansing W. Foster .Dempsey, Edwardsburg-2G K.SA. DuBois NeVgii'borllflfid''"{ Beatrice ingersoll, Lansing 22 Earl Fast, Lansittg 22 P ff C 4 t NT 1 C. A. PARKHURST Lee Murray and family of Flush­ Margaret Rich, Lansing 20 f Mason, Michigan ing, spent Monday afternoon at Jess Raymond Dahlston, Lansing 2l Curtis's. Dorothy Green, Hastings 21 TRAIN Mr. and Mrs. Alex Fjfanz stopped at Jtimen Roberts, Lansing 27 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Collar's on the Etha 'I'ottinghom, Lansing IS way to Detroit, to visit tMiv children Elmer Williams, Lansing 22 domM Decoration Day. Bernice Smith, Gt-and Rapids 18 Mr. and Mrs. Ea^l Sage and Matu'an ROBBERY" Otto S. Harder, Lansing —19 spent thte week end yvith her parents, See Tom as a square-shooting railload detective with a light­ 'Mr. and Mrs. .Alva Campbell. Margaret Brown, Lansing 19 Dick Jolinson and family and Mrs. Keith M. Ingold, Lansing 19 ning trigger finger, and Tony as his marvelous Hattie Moore of Flint, spent Monday Agatha Penner, Lansing 18 four-footed pal. at Jesse Curtis's.' Mr. attd Mrs. Charles Collar spent Usual prices Sunday afternoon' yvith her sister, PoUok Corners Mrs. Hatch. 'El.sie Bygraves .and'Eleanor Burke Sunday and Monday of Detroit, .spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Sam McMann. Mr. and Mrs. Will Blanchard spent Sunday at Frank Everett's. Mr. and Mrs. George Holbrook .spent Jaswn Pollok is painting in Lansing. Laura LaPlante in Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs. :Mr. and Mrs. George Cole spent Wourt Every. Sunday a:t Nora,, Miller's. Mr; and Mr.s. Morgan Sanders and "The Midhight Sun" Doris of Galesburg, spent Sunday .Mr. and Mrs. Earl Slioyverman and with her sister, Mrs. Alvin Linn. Glen spent Saturday night and Sun- The glorioils, glitteriilgdjrama of ai Grand Duke day .at iTohn PoUotk's. ; " Little Phyllis Potter spent the week anil a daineing^^^ end with her grandparentsj Mr and Mr. and Mrs. Wort Warner spent Mrf?. Alva Campbell. - , • Sunday at SharUe Warner's. Prites;t5:;Md Mr. and- Mrs. .Wirt. Everett and, Dtfn. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Fisher and Lu- and Charles spent Thursday eyeftirig. cille were Sunday visiters at .A. B. with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Everyf:'-"''j Pollok's. • . Tuesday—Ladies Free ••Mr. and Mrs. Prank Mossman>pent . Mr. a.iid Mrs. Edgar Stjutres of Style—Comfort—Economy Monday with John Lay and family.' Detroit spetit Sunday at Lod Squires'. Mr; and 'Mrs. Sam McMann' and. Erma Pollok visited Mrs. EarlE. Hoot Gibson in Showernnan In Lansinjj Saturday. Encase yoiir feet in a pair of these smart, good looking 'Miss Elsie BygritYes andMisslllciutor. Burke (ff Detroit, spent Mdtiday at Scho^ol will close at the Polbk this week. '•* ''''^ ' ••' "The Bupkaroo Kid" shoes and you will klloW what solid comfort means. The ' Mr. and Mrs* Arthur Williaiiis and family..: .' ' iMv. aitid Mrs. Green entertained company Sunday. . ^ new styles are roomy, just the thing for VacatloB'and sport Mr3..'^ County Association of. Maccabees .at Mr. and. MI'S. Jason Pollok and Er- ina spent Sunday afternoon at Eu- wear. The low prices here also make for economy. Lansing, Thursday. '; : Added Attraction—^Jack Daugherty in Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Every and gene Kent's. Billi« and Bobbie spent Sunday eve­ "THE FIRE FIGHTERS" ning at' Wouft Every's. Statistics show that 187,807 per­ DEUEL & WILLETT sons visited Yellowstone Park during ..•Projected athleticxclubs in Gerjnanyi 1926; Of these 144,729 came in priv­ Next week Friday;Saturday 'Slioe*—Hosiery are!given'.free land by the govern­ ately owned automobiles, .40,960 by ment, the land being exempt ^from rail, 194 on motorcycles, and®2,119 Charles Ray in "THE FIRE BRIGADE*' .taxes. . ' . -— hiked or rode horseback. . . • /• > ' ftge Ten INGHAM COUNTY NEWS. JiiySON. MICH., THURSDAY, JUNE 2,1927

making a longer visit with the Olney last Tuesday evening. gmt of Ure, Effie Minar, Monday. All enjoyed a talk by Mr. Wells, Hatbands and AeroH tile Gtrdti children. Lou Warner and family and Floyd iMr. and Mrs. Ivan Cummins spent county agent, explaining an outline of Mrs. A. Wheaton and Mr. and Mrs. Jordan and family visited Mr. and the week etid at Geo. Pryor's. work for the coming year. Bobbed Hair Jackson from Lansing, called on Mr. Mrs. John Oberlin< in Mason, Monday The Jolly Bunch party held at the Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hopkins and and Mrs. Baker Thurlby and family at their home. home of Mr. and Mrs. Will KeUar Ten thousand books andi tnore are daughters, .Abelia and Hazel and Mrs. last Thursday evening. Mrs. Jackson L J. Robinson antl Mr. and Mrs. D. last Friday night was well attended. published annualy in America. By H. IRVING KING Belle Manscl of Swanton, Ohio, were will be remembered as Miss Doris Barnard and Mrs. Masters of Mason, "'°«>k end visitors of Mr. and Mr.s. E. Wheaton. yvere callers at Mr. and Mrst J. E. Dlney and family and Mrs. Oliver 01- Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Carrier and son Bateman's last Tuesday evening. (Coprrtctit.) ney. Leon spent Sunday at Bennett Park Mr. and Mrs. Dan Shufelt and their YNTHlA CAMERON and Jacob iMrs. M. 0. Brown, Leo Florian and in Charlotte with Mrs. Carrier's rela­ daughter and husband of Eaton Rap- Anna Austin of Eaton Rapids, visited tives. They all held a picnic dinner ids, tmd Mr. Shufelt's sister and hus­ C Merlin had been ciigaged two there. band yvere callers at Mr. and Mrs, G. jDonthB before fhey had a quarrei. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Browi and family, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Lou Warner and fam­ Olney's, Sunday evening. Cynthia and Jncoi) quarreled In fhe Mr-s. Caroline Shopbell is spending ily of Lansing, spent thc yveek end Mr, and Mrs. J. E, Bateman visited A HARD JOB orthodox manner over trifles, lle said a few days yvith Mr. and Mt-s. Frank with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jordan and Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Gt-etton and fam­ that he abhorred bobbed hair on a Shopbell and family. family and Sunday both families and ily, south of .Aurelius, last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Ard Waters liad a picnic Ml-. Kane and daughter hois of woman and sbe said she thought a Mr.s. Mary Smith is visiting Mr. and It's about as much of a job for a colored band on llie hat of a grown- Mrs. G. G. Haynes and family for a dinner at Smithville. Montgomery Plains, called on Will •up man was too siiiy for anythinK. few days. Earl Hopkins and family, Mrs. Belle Schopp and family last Wednesday society climber to penetrate the evening. Wow, Jacob did not wear a colored hat- Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mills from Jack­ Munsel, Mrs. Oliver Olney and Emil "400" as it is for a Used Car to get baud; nor did C.vnthia have bobbed son, Mr, and Mrs. M. .A. Carrier and Olney and family and Glenn Olney and family all motored to Potter Park access to our display floor. The car hair. However, they quarreled. family ft'om Mason, and Mrs. Carrier's sister and her husband from Wiscon­ in Lansing, for a picnic dinner, Sun­ South Delhi MUST HAVE THE GOODS. As Oyntlila discoursed she became sin, wet-e callet-s at C. L. Carriers, day, and then visited the Michigan iJotjucnfly denunciatory. The eviis Monday. State College. and crimes at the root of which lay Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lauer and Mr. and Mrs. F. A, Carrier and fam­ Mr. iind Mrs. Bert Parker an- spent Sun,«B«»iiS«'tt»>* f "Do pu think sor' replied Jacob, ''l hate It. How becoming bobbed per month Sale starts Friday, June 3 per month hair Is to you—and it muat be com­ fortable, too.'' ; j and up and up ''Oh, it's comfortable enough,*' re­ plied Cynthln. ''I do hope it will'grow Located at M. H. Lyon's Radio Shop, Jefferson-St. north of Maple out long again Quickly,'' far for They are married now, and Oynthia doea not select her huab'and'a tlea; nor does he try to regtllBte the length Masoiii Michigan or material of her akirta. Tlveir pre­ war Btatui is re-eatabllahtd and. it looks aa it they were golnf to "live PIANOS OPEN EVENINGS OPEN EVENINGS PLAYERS Itappy ever afterwarda." If so tbsir little flareup over bobbed hair and btt- bends will bavs k lot to do wltll it INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MICH., THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1927 Page EIeTea

ly operated upon for appendicitis was able to be brought home from the hos­ pital in Jack.son Monday. LESLIE Mr. ami Mrs. Charles Hathaway of By Mrs. Ralph Blackmore Chelsea and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wood of Lansing yvere guests of Mr .and Mrs. Chas. Miner Monday. with .Seiiier Clasis I'vuferfalncd Mr. and Mrs. Harry ICing of De­ Mrs. Ogdcn Edyvards and Mrs. Haz- troit spent the yveek end with rela­ 6 Famous Cooks cl Mills (ieligbtfully entertained the tives here. members of tlie senior class and the Mr.«. Addie Compton, Mrs. Dan Dat-- faculty of tlie Leslie high school on row and Miss .Anna Layton arc at­ Clean heat Tue.sday evening for tlie pleasure of tending the club convention in Grand their sons, iFrazelle Edwards and Rapids this week.' John 'Mills, yvlio are members of this Merle Wright has accepted a po­ (CourUsy of thf Domtsllc Scltnct DOart' year's graduating class. The affair sition with the state highway depart­ nwHl. I'trttelhn Slovt Comtanvl yvas held in the Ilaptist chui'ch parlors ment located ini Reed City and yvill and the rooms yvere prettily decorated leave Thursday to begin work there. FIVE DESSERTS FROM jn the class colors of rose ami silver. Mr. and Mrs. James I'erkins of OLD NEW ENGLAND A three course dinner was served"by i?eed City ami Mr. and Mr;;. Roy Wil­ (Editor'* Note: 'TJiIe la one of • aerlaa the liostcsses. The tables were cen- son of Pontiac visited Mr. and Mrs. of unusual eooklnK ai-tlclea running a. tercd with bouquets of rose colored tu- Warren Brown Sunday. elualvely tn tills paper.) lips while ro.=;e candles bowed with Miss Zola Chapman of Albion vis­ Sweets belong in the daily silver further carried out the color ited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer food quota. And Wiiat more .scheme. Crepe paper tulips in rose Chapman, over the week end. logical than that they be marked places for forty-two guests. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Ripley and fam­ Misses Goldeeii Brownlee and Garnet ily of Michigan Center spent the week serVed as desserts? Almost Faught assisted in the serving. l''ol- end with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd PL^cley. every lunch lowing the dinner, luusic ami games Mr. and Mrs. William Graves of and dinner is passed a pleasant social evening. Detroit and Mrs. Kathryn Ludwick better when and daughters Grace and Gertrude of topped off Lansing spent the yveek end with Mrs. 'I'wenty-niue Griidit.Tfc Gertrude Gi'aves. With dessert. On June lo a class of tyveinty-niiic Mrs. Carl Robinson was hostess to But never will receive tbeir di ilomas from Les­ playmates of her son Leonard Satur­ serve a heavy, lie high school, it jeing the large.'^t day afternoon, honoring his tenth rich dessert class in the history of the scliool. The birthday. Games passed the trftcr- With a hearty conimciicement exercises will be held noon after which light refreshments in Union Mall with Webster H. Pearce were served. Many gifts were re- IV1IS3 LUCY meal. Light, thc incouiing state superintendent of ceivcd by Master ijeonard. G. AU-EN easily digest- public instruction, giving the address. Miss Louise llumsey of Birming- ed desserts— •flufFs or custards Contrary to the usual turn of events ham and .Arwood Bedell of Detroit —are the rightful accompani­ both the valedictory and the saluta­ visited Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Runisey ments Of such meals. tory speeches will be given by boys, Sunday and Monday. Frazelle ICilwards anil .lohn Mills, who aVIrs. Leon Taylor is visiting her Miss Lucy G. Allen, princi­ liave provcil their rights to these iion- sister in Escanaba. pal of the Boston SchOol of ors by the superior grade of work Mr .and Mrs. Dewey Craddock of COOkery, and author of sev­ done by thcin during their high school Lansing spent thc week end with rela­ courses, 'i'bose who graduate are: tives here. eral cook-books, gives tested Robert Bancroft, Merle Brownlee, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Roosa and recipes for five pleasing des­ George Build, Boneita Budd, Ernes­ family and Perry Backus of Lansing serts. J tine Corbin, Bessie Dill, George Daft, were guests of Mrs. Helen Lacey on Pineapple Fluff Ogdcn i''razelle Edwards, Bob't. Fogg, Monday. To one-half cup of juico from Harved Gibson, .lohn Gerlitz, .Amelia Mr. and Mrs. John Slack and fam­ canned pineapple add one well- Ilammack, Fred llaiies, Grace Mil­ beaten epR-, one dessert spoon of ily of Detroit visited Leslie friends sugar ml.xod wItJi onc.half table- liard, Horace Hodge, Pauline Ishani, Monday. spoon of cornstarch. Cook till thick Ralph lvclly, Harold Mitchell, John Mr. and Mrs. Art Wheaton and In a double boiler, or In a saucepan MilLs, Mclcii N'inis, .Alexandra Up- over hot watnr, stirrlnB constantly. family of 'Lansing spent Memorial When thickened, remove from dyke, Pauline Vicary, Ethel May Day with Mrs. .Addie Wheaton. stovo and add one cupful of ptno- Vince, Mary Winslow, Clara Wllsott, Robert Troman of Pittsburg spent npplo cubes cut from slices of Leonard Walker, Bruce Young anil canned pineapple. When cool enough, No black kettles the week end with his parents, Mr. fold In Kcntly one-thlrrt cup of heavy Iva Ziinmerman. and Mr.s. G. W. Tromtui. cream beaten stiff with an CKX- The bacciilnurate sernioii will be Mr. and Mrs. Wren Thurston and beater and flavored with ono-eiehth S'iven -Sunday evening, June 5 in tiie teaspoon of vanilla. Place In sher­ sons of Chicago anil Mr. and Mrs. bet glasses or In a largo glass dish, i!a|)tist church by Key. Erburdt. Paul Thurston and sons of Jackson If prerorrod. and chiH. This amount were week end gue.=.ts of their jiar- will serve six persona. to scouri J iinior-Sunior UcccptilMl. ents. Rev. and Mrs. 0. B. Thurston. •Meadow Lark Inn was traiisformeil Mr. and Mrs. Merton Buckingham into a bower of springtime for the and son of Jackson spent Monday .senior reception given Thursday eve- with Mrs. S. M. Iluckinghain. For a Lighter Meal 'Mrs. Alice Tyson and daughter of Baked Indian pudding makes • ning by the junior class of Leslie high filling addition to light salad-and- How much pleasanter cooking is^ when .school. The rooms were beautifully Grand Rapids spent Sunday and Mon­ Boup meals. decorated for the occasion in the col- day with Mr. and Mrs. Lou Sherman. Mix six tablespoonfuls of corn The strong Illinois Colored Giants meal with three tablespoonfuls of ors of the two chi.sses. Huge baskets flour and dilute wltb one-half cup of there are no black pots and pans to scour of red roses intermingled with ferns of Chicago trimmed the Pleasant Lake milk. Add this to one pint of scalded iiiid spirea were placed at points of team 7 to l Sunday afternoon at the milk and cook until thickened. In­ resort. The Giants touched Standish to a bowl break one egg and beat advantage throughout the rooms and slightly, add one-half cup of sugar afterward! Every woman who cooks with a Per- combined with the many colored cos­ for eleven hits while the Lakers were and one-thlrd cup of molasses, one- tumes of the young ladies made a very only able to garner seven blows off half teaspoon of salt and ona cup of beautiful scone indeed. Knight. A crowd of ll5'l sayv the cold milk. > game. Next Sunday the Lakers yvill Add this mixture to the hot mix- fection Oil Stove is spared that horrid nuisance. After tbe arrival of thc gue.sts, ture, add another cup of cold milk numbering two hundred fifty, the fol­ play the Christman Co. team of Lan­ and pour Into pudding dish. Dot sing at the Lake. over with tiny lumps of butter and loyving program was given: Address bake In a alow oven for three hours There is never a speck of soot. For in PiBrfection flames stay at the height of welcome; Shit-ley Hodge, president Mr. and Mrs. A. 0. Broyvn of Reed or more. Sweet apples or pears of Junior class; llesponse, Horace City were home over Memorial Day. sliced and added last, using two or the long chimneys, every drop of oil is you set them, so you need never fear three of either, make a pleasing .d- Hodge, Senior president; Two vocal ditlon. Serve with cream or wtth completely burned before the heat they will "creep up" and make the numbers, "Old Fashioned Dear" and butter. "Pickaninny Sandman", Golda Kees- reaches the cooldng. kitchen sooty. ler; Violin solos, "Quiayvick'' and "Ca- A woman can always use shelve. In the tdtchen. One up-to-date oil Soot, as you know, is half- vattna" by Heston .Swallow; Talk, stova has a handy base shelf which With Perfection you will "The Futut'c'', Mrs. Rebecca Dennis; can be used to hold utensils. burned kerosene—just Reading, "'The Stick Together Fam­ t4-le Mm Allen nasi— have wonderful cooking Cracker Plum Pudding ily," by Guest and "When Earth's .lust about as hearty as the baksd wasted heat. With Per­ results, and your utensils Last Picture is Painted'' by Kipling, "Utensil boctoma Indian pudding Is cracker plum fections you have real fuel will stay shiny as new. both bv Jean Sherman; Cornet solo, puddtng. are free from "Valse"Fantastic" and "The Winding Roll quite fine eight cooking economy, as ill the oil is soot when cooking See the newest Perfec­ crackers, add five cups of milk, ons- Trail'' by Beulah Woodland; Talk, is done on the fourth teaspoon of salt, two-thfrds changed into cooking tions at any dealer's—1 to "The Citizen" by Supt. Glenn Brook- cup of sugar and four eggs sltghtIr Perfection Stove." ens. The Meadow Lark Inn iiuartette beaten. Add three-fourtlis CUD of 5 burner sizes. Priced seeded raisins, flavor with a f«w heat. They burn only .gaven several numbers which yvere gratings of nutmeg. Miss LUCY CALLBN from •7.25 to •l30. much enjoyed after which light re­ Place fn buttered pudding dish; kerosene, the safe house­ Principal,ho iton freshments were served. A grand over the top scatter two tablespoons Schoolqf Cookery. of butter In small pieces, and bak. hold fuel. PERKHIMTON STOVK COMPANY march led by tbe presidents of the In a moderate oven about two hours. ClaveltnH iiitnch—7609 Pltlt Ava. tyvo classes opened the dance program Servo with or without sauce. yvhich lasted until midnight. How often you

.Mrs. Nora Spicer and Mr. and Mrs. Shenil Funk of Dan.sville, 111. visited have wished ]\lrs, Rebecca Dennis and Misses Mar- .garct and Lillian Boyle Tuesday am! your family ^Delightful Bread Pudding PERFECTICM Wednesday. No ona wilt ever object to eating Mr. and Mrs. Paul Doty of_ Lansing chocolate bread pudding. It Just touches tho spot whon one's awaet iitfit, ttai and Earl Baker of Mason visited .Mrs. had two cars? tooth Is aching. And, better yet, Delia Barlow Monday. from tho cook's point of view, ft Oil Stoves & Ovens»r «R.o'mUlc. •tlrrlng with knlfs?*"' Iron Bed and Dresser Quantity of Wood 'Detroit visited 'Mr. and iMra Ray Handle as little as possible s Two 9x12 Axminister Rugs Blackmore Sunday and Monday. will fill your wread the douKIT o"ver" the'*lippi"8! 2 Trunks Quantity of Coal Miss iLois Gibson of Detroit vLslted Blaclc Walnut Center Table mat oyer the. fiame and cook until 2 Mattresses 20 gallons of Vinegar her tnother, Mrs. Emily Gibson, over Congoleum Rug 9x12 Bedding 20-galIon Meat Crock .Sunday. needs. Get one.haIf j«our.^_Ijiv«rt pudding upon Mr. and Mrs. Howartl Freeman and — and serve wlttt. augar Congoleum Rug 12x12 Range, nearly new Milk Safe and creain or th. following satiee! daughter Florence of Lansing were Foamy Sauce! Beat very stiff th. 2 Upholstered Chairs 2 Kitchen Chairs Oil Heater week end guests of Mr. attd iMrs. your Buick now white of one egg and then beat In H 3 Rocking Chairs 2 Kitchen Tabks Porch Swing 'Henry Wilco.x. egg heater to yolk of one egg and 2 Kitchen Cupboards Square, Saw, Scythe Miss Josephine Murphy of Marshall «nt'» th'ok and IIght-colored. 6 Dining Chairs visite_.• J. Floyd Taylor, Auctioneer W. F. Brooder, awk Pace TwelTe INdA/lH eOUNTY NEm SiseNi mCH»'

Thousands of Motorists Expert Workmanship

To National Beauty Spots of West -~ ;itst fts important in servicing your Ford as it is in building it Expert workmanship, genuine Ford p-arts, and a flat rate labor ch.argc are the advan­ tages that this org:jnt'/ation oHers every Ford ovs'ncr in this community in the serv­ icing ol his car, Wlyen your Foi-d comes into our service department for an overhaul, it is renewed rather than repaired. Our mcch.'inics .-ire Ford Trninrd. Tiiey use lonls and m.-ichincrjt'ttniide c'speci.illy ior BcrvicinR Ford c.irs'.in'd'trucks. When repi.icci.icmfi are needed, tlicy put in'iiew'parw liiirlnrc,/(/cn/ico/ witli those from - which.y'oHr'cat'was originally assembled in the Ford faciofy. • .1..'':'•• To kccpyoiit Ford'car operating al its original elfi- ciencyBhd.miiiiilain its operating economy, have ail yqiiT ««irvici».worlt done by,.in auihorii^d Ford dfnlcr. A >Vt'.A ax '• " .•-^^•^•^ vv;-.'i:.:l>j1i , • •!V.'>v:..:>;v,,v-. • ^

J. B. DEAN, Mason

AUTHORIZED bE.'.l-ER Tiic yvidc world lieckons and the stances containing fhousamls of in diameter and with five thousand start and the time you hope to be back motorlst is answcring the vacation square miles. And lt is equipped to trees greater than ten fect in diame­ home again. Mention the several im- call. Ncw roads, new conveniences take care of visitors. The visitors ter in an area of two miles square, portant places on the route that you and ncw services have made tbc may cither camp or may stop at moun- l.,os Angeles, Hollywood and Old want to visit. Thc Ciub will then IWexico. Then on thc Sothern route, Bend you compietc detaii route maps, whole United States almost as close U\in iodges as tine ns any. Some of the points that are now Zion National Park, Bricc Canyon, seiccting thc go and return routes so aa tbe wheel of one's car. Thou- included on a compietc ail summer tbe Kaibab "Natlonai Forest, the Pet­ that the journey will he pleasantest eands and scores of thousands mo­ motor trip to thc Pacific Coast aiter- rified Forest, thc Grand Canyon and from a weather standpoint. Say torists all over the land are rcapond- nating as bctwccfi North and South the residences of the pre-historlc cllff whether you arc going to camp out, InE to the travel lure. They are go­ on the go and return journey are: dwellers, and Jndlan pueblos where camp in motor camps or stay in ho- ing from each place and in all direc­ Glacier Natlonai Park, Yellowstone the native Aracrlcan stJIl lives rauehj it^ls. lt specific information is want­ tions. National Parli:, the Columbia Rfver as he did before Cortcz came to the ed,; make the reqest definitely in New roads in the. far West this lIighway, fbe Snoqualmie Falls and shores of North America. ' the' communication. On arrival in yiiar and improved oid roads have Pass, Rainier National Park, fhe It any of our readers wish to make Spttthcrn California the Automobile made practicaiiy every national Mount Hood lxtop. Crater L,ake Na­ a motor Journey to the Pacific Coast IClub will make thc visitor a guest t>eauty spot pleasantly accessible and tional Park and then tbe famous that touches Southern California on' ntetnber without charge. These courr (here is already an Indication that tbe series in California—Mount Shasta, either the going or return journey, by Itesjes are extended in return for tbc irreat national parks will make r«c- the Mount lAssen Vokanic National special arrangement, the Automobile; cotjrtesies invariably shown to .Cali- «rdB for visitors this year never be- Park showing the oniy active volcano Club of Southern California will act fprnla motorists when traveling ln ' lore approached. But no maUer how in the United States, tbe Redwood as their guide and servant without jthe other parts of thc United States. dnbny come the parks will not be. Highway, Muir Woods, Yosemite Na­ charge. Write or telegraph the club, All: of our readers lntendlng the jour ' crowded. ^ To the man in the East, tional Park with its matchless water­ mentioning this paper, at Its head-; • p'ey should avail t!nmsc:vcs of. the., park mean a green spot in a city. To falls and rock formation, the Sequoia Quarters, Twenty-sixth and Figucrca|; offer, lt will make tliclr journey, der.' thc Westerner it means a great pre- National Park with its Cenerai Sher­ streets, Los AngnlcH. Say from what.; i^ldcfliy more ploasunt and vn-'-'".,in- •="rve of natural lieauty, in many in­ man Tree, thirtv-^ix and one-half feet polnt you wlll start, give Iho time ot'jljkc than if they jiionccr. : tit^—H Jo.sephiinc andi Roll.and Corbin vis­ tended Memorial .services at tlfci" ^; Memorial services were hekl at tlie West Holt ited Louise Johnson, Sunday. church, Sunday. 'North cemetery Sunday, Rev. ICdwards Mr. .and Mr.s. .A. G. Brown and fam­ Will Holcomb and wife visited! at of Mt. Hope yvest gave the addre.s'.f. ily of Lansing, visited at the Gryihn Austin Smith's, Monday. . 'TTie. program was in charge of Mr.s. li^lOii the H%]i, Easy UH Roy Ried is ill with quinsy. home, Sunday. Memorial sei'vices were yvell attend­ Albert Rase. There w.as a large at- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Diehl .and family School closed last Friday, a picnic ed Sunday at the church and Dccoi-a- tendance present the graves yvere YOU can quickly and easily raise the of Mason, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Diehl dinner yvas held at the Marquedant tion held at the N. .A. cemetery at 3 beautifully decorated with (lowers. ' bar Of this moyver high etiough yvith foot of Lansing, .'\da.iii IJicd of Holt, spent home. Mothers of the district at- o'clock. Browne-Cavender Post No. Mr. and Mr.s.. George Thompson, or 11311(3 lift to dear field Obstructions, HVlonday at Wesley llied:'s. tended and a few f.athers also, Thc I'l8 .American l^egion of Mason, .show­ 'Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Thomp.^on spent . • i • and cut with the bar in that posi- Fifteen friends" of Mrs. ,7ack May children enjoyed outdoor sports, the ed their honor to the (lend heroes that Sunday i.n Jackson. gathered at her home in Holt for n •children gave the teacher. Miss Ethel yvere buried in this cemetery. tiorl. IJI rough, stony fields, ycu v;ill isurprise Saturday evening, the occa- Mar(|uedant, a token of remembrance. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Free and Mr. especially appreciate the high lift fea- ' .and Mrs. •Hillinrd were civtertalned at isioiji being her birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray .Austin entertain- ture Of the thc home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bic- Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Marion and ed his sister, Mr.s. Grace Armstrong, I NoIMi Holt .daughters, ..Vddic and liJvelyn, of Bat­ of Chicago, and iMary of Holt, Sun- ! kett Wednesday for a potluck dinner. tle Creek, spent Saturday iit John day. Mr. and Mrs. Free stare for an auto Mire's. Mr. anrl Mrs. Flynn ITuU .and chil- Sidney Thompson and wife ride .in trip to Oregon, next Saturday. Paul Itecney and lady friend of dren of Jackson, visited at H. Flitton's a new Whippet car. .Mr. and Mrs. Dreyv of Lansing, The M^wesf with Lansing, calleil at lloy l?ied'.s, Tues- .Monday. 'Mr. and .Mr.='. Charles WilHani .at- moved into the house tliey bought of day. tended a funeral in the northern .part Mr. Smithers at North Holt, on ^ Emj Lift Mr. and Mrs. l''rank Geiseiihaver of the state, Monday. 'l'hu r.?day. cnterkuncii the former's sisters and Rolfe Comnlunity I Twenty-onc-point clutch knife in n few ininutcs' time. [families, Monday. insures instant starting of Improved construction of Mr. and Mr?: F. Marquardt and the knife—prevents clog­ cutting parts insures better fjimilv, Mr. and Mrs. H. Marquardt, Mr. and Mrs. Dx,.at •family, C, S, Wilson, from Saturday ItiM rcwinls* it at the '!Sl§iHtri of Frdnt ComtarUii" ' ' ; ' Detroit's Oldest and Largest .Savings and .LfMh: Association J, Corbin's, Sujiday. ; until Monday, then returned to her. .Cttm iolor a color ««rfl>piafk to ho ihown tht MONARCH, V ^'• • Ufider $toteS»y)ervi8loli[5n;^t!:-;^^^ J. T.Ck>rbtoa(nd Albert .Jpltttson hdnM in Detroit: liMrt iMaoIiithitioa. •were at Bath;" Sunday: :. ' iMr. and Mrts., Marlow. of Detroit, P. H. FIELD,,Mason- •. i'^ •^^••^;;!yM.H, Mr. and Mrsi. Edd Darling visited visited her.parentli, M. J. Hilton iwid in'Lansing, Sunday. family, over th« week end' and at-

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Don't foijiet the community picnic • :?iMr.-and Mrs. G€o»g«-Carterof Clio, Weeks with his aunt and uncle in De­ Sunday with Mr. and Mrs:- Ora Black, GroTelbbwg Miif hemee«miiw on June.llth. ^t the Diet No. 7, WIiite Oali spent the week end yvith her sister, troit ••• - • • of Jackson,;- : MKMI houae. it is expected that Mrs. Claude Miner, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Miner attend­ Marjorie Kirby visited Masoit high liar. Exmr, a former pupil and teach- .iijjjlr.'ianil': Mrs. John Brying of De- ed the ball game: at Leslie, Monday. school Wednesday. our scliool closed last. Priday with er.niiU be pi«mint and give a talk. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Case and daugh- tioit, spent the week end with her Mr. and Mrs. ,E. Beach of Lansing, 'Donsild Haynes .spent the week end a picnic in Howard Nortli's woodtt Other jpeakers are expected to be te. Miss Ella Case, of.Battle Creek, parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Black. spent Monday evening with Mr. and with his grandparents, Mr.' arid Mrs. Mrs. Hogan will return next year. pweent. Gome with well filled bas- spent from Satunlay utjtil Monday ^Mrv,and Mrs. Fnank Punn and Mrs,. Lace Beach. Charles Haynes, Sr. The following pupils have been neith­ KClto and enjoy the day in the ' old with their cousins, Mr. arid Mrs'; F., C. datigKter., of Detroit, spent the week' Lynn and Maxine Harknes.'» attend­ The Walters school closed Friday er absent not- tardy this year. Aubrey neigM>oriiiood and renew old acquain­ Kendrick. ' end with Mr. and Mrs. EImer Wilk- ed the Holt school picnic at Pleasant mth a picnic at the school house Tooker, Harris Tooker, Annie Hlinka, tances. Mr. and Mrs. R. Lundy of Lan.<»ing, erson. Lake Tuesday afternoon. Sixty-six yy-ere pi-esent. Marv Hlinka, Gertrude Le.seney. For spent the vveek end yvith his brother, 'Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Black and Charles Black is spending a few two "years La vere Tooker, Stephen Wm. Lun

Wm.'jli'ihkley wits pleasantly-,, sliry pri.sed last Wednesday evening by,Ws. children and 'grandchildren, theVio«<»i' sion being his birthday and they-pre- .sented him a chair.' Ice ct'cam and cake yverc seiTed. • ... Mrs. Rummins-• of•jLan'singfvyvho. in poor health i.'?'at "the "home-other daughter, Mrs. John Rummitis. N. S. DAWS MOTOR SALES Aliss ljuth and Master IJalph Su- prine are staying with their father af Lansing for a few days. Hudson-Essex Sales and Service Mr.s. l^raid< .•\i'end visited relatives, at Fremont, Ohio, over the week end. k«MIII! Mr. and Mrs. Harry J'almer, Mr. nnd Mrs. Clyde Garrison of Jackson, called on relatives here last Thur.sday evening. Rev. and Mrs. Wm, Exner of Free- ,port, Mich., spent Mondav night at W. Binkley's.

Quality Balloon Now And No Mortgage on the Old Homestead

\ What Yes sir, high quality Balloons—Pathfinders—plnced so low you'll shout for joy. Big, handsome, tough treaded road are they thinkinghounds , Goodyear-built to meet the constantly increasing demand for dependable Balloon equipment at a moderate 1 of you and your car?price. You never allow yourself t to get all bewhiskcred and We've just received a fresh, new shipment of Pathfillders in run down atithe heels. YOu all standard Balloon sizes. Every tire backed by the man­ know better;iirou know it's ' ufacturer's guarantee—and ours. a reflectidh OH', your charac­ ter—your prosperity. Come in and get the good news-—on price. Same with your car! Car con dxfr'on reflects owner's A. A. HOWLETT & CO. c/iaraoife'f. A car can be as Women Who Operate old as Methuselah and still Mason, Michigan matntatil its dignity. But there is no excuse for a per- '' Their Own "Gas Plants" • manent rundown look—not , Women who use coal or wood in their stoves, really so long as there is a can of Acme Quality Motor Car cook With gas—but it's gas of their own manufacture. Finish. They buy fuel in the raw (just as we do) and then endure drudgery, dirt, soot, smoke and ashes before i ACME QUALITY NEW they finally convert it into fire. Motor Car-finish We take the raw fuel, treat it to recover valuable by­ products, dispose of the useless residue and deliver the * in all popular colors; each gives the exclusively beau­ clean, useful element—gas fuel—direct to you through WALL PAPER a pipe. tiful color effect of colors mixed by color experts, and Men are toiling daily to bring this service to you. reflects the 40 years of ex­ Soon you can enjoy cool, clean, easy cooking—adequate perience behind STOCK hot Water service—and cheery heat for your rooms— you Who live in Mason—and you who live along the line froln Holt, j ^ ACME QUALITYNew 1927 Patteirilla Gias;i^rvice will soon be yours. Paints^Varnish i Before you buy any paint come in Wide Ran^e of Styles •nd *ee u*. We arc here to Krve you.

PRICED Ri^Htt; LONGYEAR BROS. c.w.bro^n| i Opposite PoitofHetf COMBANY

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with your approval, to,offer that po- Mrs. Otis Warner spent Wednesday Mra Clayton Collar was in Mason particles of mold that make soil re- Wednesday to atten

employees of ilie lluzzoli Miinufnctur- Designation of Hood Kr. 0. f. Huof.rftiM, Ing company grouped aljont l.ettle lu .3orl. n.r. .r.ll.bl. l.iitln ciippa, "a iniintlo,'' or capn, Q.ak tit .noufh. you would flnl ttt.t our oocipdn; ... on. or you know siiinetliing, Lettie,'' slin siilil "cape.'' Tlie modern sense of tlio jour rlr.l .u.orlbor. .Hon jrou l!«8.n op.ralton In Blolilsiw .bout tlrt; r»r. .«o. kindly. ''Kiln along now and don't word "cap'' comes as ll direct deyelop- Th.t oor oonn.otton with your oonpiin/ of yvorry your iieml about sucb tilings.'' iiient from Its iippllciitlon to a woni- tb. p..t .Al o2 th. pr.a.nt h.o b.on proflt.bli 1. ..M.na.l b| tM r.ot th.t our trirk lln.. h.T« tnaranail firt.an foil /•z-z-z-z, rasped Ibe sigllMi froni tbe iin's bond. 'I'lie word lias (leveloped • Ino, tha in at turning tha omnli In orl.r to t»lk. president's ollice. lt was tiiroe o'clock. also a great iiiiiny (lerlveil and llgura- A gre.t 4a.l of onr builiiail. aoma. fron ^ Molile Sterling's step drugged. thro.jhout tb. «l.t.. .nJ It 1. .Inoat na.dlao. to ..7 th«t tlve meanings, as in "percussion cap." rown (. a., iint ll.t.Qa. .arrlo. oontlnuou.l/. Mr. Buzzell, a wliite-iuilrod patrl- 'I'iie ldloiniulc expression "to set one's «< know th.t tb. mohlean Ball Talaphon. arcli, nodd(!d lit ber across tbe great cap" for someone Is really miutlcab Oamtn) t. loin* .11 >» tt. powar to k.ap p.o. with tha r.pM (r<}flb ot our ott/ .nl .t.t.. eximnsi! of inaliogiiny anil motioned nltliougli tbiit connection lias been fltb klol..t'raf.rJ.. w. itr. licr to ll s(!iit iiesiile lilin. ..Vt one end lost. Caiiiiectlon yvltb ''bead'' appears laor. Tarr trulf. of tlie table silt Mr. BIsce, vice pres- directly only In "cape,'' yvben It Is Ideiit, iirnis i'oliled across lils chest, reniiy iiiiotiier word ineiinliiK a pro'fii- thyl and at the otlier silt Mr. yViigncr, oiitory or "lieiidlaml"—directly from I treasuiXM-, liusy wltli a slieiif of piiper.s. tlie Latin caput, ''liend.'' Tlie fur- MT.rtl.lna ll.n.««r ^ Directly across from Ihe pre.sideiit, tiler sen.se ot "cope'' as a covering Is Pulls and Pulls ...... n.....c.ici. . low ill n lilg leallier cluilr, lioiKl bowed, felt III tlie "coping'' of a yvall. long fingers clasping and unclasping lt ls not evldent at once thnt our nervously, silt li'rank Conyviiy, secre­ yvord "cluiperon'' has liny connection tary and sales nuiniiger, to yvlioin slic yvitli the preceding wonIs, but It Is, as and Pulls was assistant. 11 matter of fact, liitltmitely related, lt Frank Conway, son-ln-la\y- of tbe ls orlgltially the French word for presldcnt of tlie Buzzell Miimifactur- ''liood,'' as lu the title of the well ing company; Frank Conway, \vlio hud known fairy tale Le Petit Chaperon It "knocks out that knock". elgliteen years before bt-oken ids en- lfouge (Little ited Rldlng Hood). Tiie gageinont to lier tluit lie nilght marry modern sense of "clutperon'' la derived Mnrliin lluzzell; that lie tnlglit cllml), from the figurative sense of something It does not prevent car­ prosper and make it mark ln tlio world. used to protect—it was not always a Elgliteen years, llalr touclied wltli wuman, for the word was once applied bon — it uses it. Carbon gray at tlie temples, red-rlinmed eyes, to a geutletiian attending a lady lu nervous liiitids; a yvlfo lu Paris oli- public. The word ''chaiiel,'' too, comes tnlnlng a long-tHlked-of dlvoree. Un­ through the Frencli from the name of in the cyUnders makes happlness and resultant dlsslpHtlon the sncred cloak of St. Martin, so that had left their mark since tlniL night a "cluipel'' was orlglually the place he liad told lier lie wanted to bo five wliere tlils clonk yvas kept. From the for greater power. Keep thnt lie lulglit marry tiio ''old man's saine source comes our word "chap- dnuglitorl'' told ber tlielr engagement lalti,'' for the original cnppellnnl were your valves ground clean luid lieen a nilstake—just a boy-and- the custodians of that same sacred gliI atTiilr that had ripened, ilirougli clonk of St. Martin.—Mentor Maga- years of iissoelatlon at scliool mul ln zliio. —use Red Crown Ethyl tlie siinic ollice after graduiitlon, into a mistaken Idea of loye. She bad —and no hill is too told blm to go to Marliin Buzzell and Prioritiea of a College liad tried In snilie—until the gate Wllllnm and Miiry college, iit Wll- clicked beliliul lllln. iiainsiiurg, Vii., cliilins numerous prlor- steep—no road too heavy. ltlcs ill Its 'J.'l-t years of existence, lt Elgiiteeii years. Sbe had seen hini was tbe first Anierlciin college to re­ sour 10 tlie covcieil posltlon of sales ceive lis eliiirter from tbe llrltlsb iminager and - ollleer of tbe tlrm, crown under tbe seal of the prh-y tbrough merit of ambition and aiill- couiicii, in l(l!);l; first and only coi­ Touring Suggestions ity. Then—tile turning point, and iio lege to recelvc n cont-of-arnis from bad gone down—down. Miirlan's de­ I—The Pipoatone Quarries in 6— Lalse Taneycoma, in the rug­ tile College of lIeralds; first to have Minnesota are weli ltnown be­ ged region of the White River parture for Eriincc. si.-c inontbs before cause ot tiie tiittian lore and near ttollister, Missouri. One n full faculty, consisting of a presl- lind iiuirked ilie mid. legend aiiaociated with the ix;- of the largest power lakes in the dent, slx iirofessors, uslior and writ- culiariy reddish stone found Middle yvest. teamed for its Slr. Buzzell was spcnklng. Molly tiere. Tills stone was used by (isliing ami summer .s|»rta. lng iiiiister; lirst to confer medalllc thc tiKiians for making iwace Shaded by huge peaks and Sterling cnine back Ifiio tbe present prizes; Ilrst to estnlillsli an Intorcol- piiies. l.aiRe rocks called "The heav>; linibcrland. U. S. Iligli- yvl ill a start. Three Maidens" are tiie subT way G5. legliilc frnternlly, tlie l'lil Iteta Isnppii, jeclof a ienciul of fierce battles 7— Home of Nancy Hanks t.incoln. "l will bc very frank. .yVo liaye bi:twcen warrinK trilies. Tlie.se mollier of Abraham Lincoin. at More Feeding Value 1770; lirst to liave tlie elective sys­ llincolii City. tiidi.iiia. Stale all been togetlier for twenty years— tem of study; first to liavc tlie lienor Highway 18. yve understand—tliorougiiiy. Tilings system; lirst to becnme a university; 8— The yawning hole in the tied of ways 17 and 6. Big Smoky Kiver which has In Your Hay are not going I'igiit. Tliei.c must be Ilrst to linve a seliool of modern lan­ 2—IliKK'ins t^ake. MichiKan. I^e- caused so much conjecture among scientists. The earth a reorgiinlziitioii—and I lnivo called guages; lirst to liave n scbool of mu- maiiis of the old walled town of You'll inake better hay the Johfi the Vemskodcsli, the jwwerful feli away at this spot for ap. you togetlier to discuss It. Tilings iilclpnl and coiistltutloiuil law; first to tribe of Indians who dominated parenUy no reason whatever, Deere way—retain the fresh, green color / liiivo liiippeiied . , .'' anil lie eyed this seclitm Ixifore Columbus leaving a hole several liundred and save all the leaves, which contain loiicli polltleal economy, and Ilrst to discovered America. Camp feet deep and of.great width. li'riiiik Conway across tlie table, liiive a scbool of niodern lilstory.— Curnatia. tlic outinK camp of Near Sharon Springs, Kansas, 65 per cent of the feeding value. You'll •"wlilcli makes lt necessary to . . .'' the American l.cRian is located on State Itigtiway 22. Kansas Clty Star, here. State Trunk Line M-14. 9—"Th c Little Brown Church in get more profit whether you feed it or Conyvay came to lils feet. 3.—Gay Mills, yvisconsin. in tlic the Vale," made world famous sell it, if you air-cure your hay, using the "Vou arc belng klnd, sir, but I—l tieart ot the Kickapoo Valley, by the song of Dr. W. S. Pitts. Stood Through Centuriea splendid view of tlic Kickapoo Hundreds of young couples can take tills olt your slioulders hy River curving ita sleepy way come from far and near to be resigning—here and now, l—am to Of tlie temple of Jupiter at Baal­ throuRh the n.irrow valley. married within its apixating John Deere IMine hundred acres of cherry old walls. The number of mar­ blame.'' bek—one of t^ie seven wonders of the and apple orchards, state riages solemnized here annually undent yvorld—there remain vertical Trunk tat. •. ts exceeded only by the "Little Side-Delivery Rake Mr. iiuzzeli raised Ills hand, hut Ids Church Around the Corner" in six of tlie !54 colossal columns, sup- 4— Rapid Canyon, one of the beau- son-in-iayv liad left tlie room. Tlic tifut canyons in the Black Hills, NcwYorkCity. Nashua, Iowa, It's the only out-and-out rear, where the most hay porting their capitals and a superb south Dakota. Fine trout Tish- State Highway 40. men eyed eacli othor uueasliy and 10—Fort Yates, North Daltota, side delivery rake on the is handied. This feature frngmetit of tlio temple's exterior inK in Rapid Creek. Many Mollla Sterling's hands yvere clasped summer cottages and lodgea. most strategic point on the market. Its curved teeth prevents choking in han- frieze, 'i'hough battered, lincked and south Dakot.1 Highways 40 Missouri in tlte days of Sitting —like the curved tines of diing a heavy crop. tight togetlier. He iiad looked doyvn Bull. Grave of sitting Butt, gnawed hy centuries of yvars, earth­ and 79, U. S. 16. a pitchfork—lift the hay at her as lie passed. Was lie thinking, 5—Oran d Detour, a New England historic cemetery. Bells of The left wheel can be set quakes, vnndnis and yvlnds, these villBRC transplanted to the fl- Vatcs Chimes, Standing Rock and pitch it into fluffy wind- too, of tliat night eighteen years be- Monument, from which the in to give rake correct posi­ great shafts rise graciously and dra­ Ilnois prairie, wlwrc John Deere rows with the leaves inside. fore ... wrought the first steel plow. reservation takes its name. tion for turning the windrow matically. "These columns are poig- Near Diion. State Highway 2. Highway 6. Circuiation of air through ''I am sorry," Mr. Buzzell was say- the windrows cures the hay upside down to hasten cur- nntitly, lieatlienlshly ecstatic,'' yvrites ing—an important feature lng, "hut yve all knoyv Frank has been in Nature's way—saves the i<:dgar llny In World Travelers. "Their in rainy weather. given Ids chance. He did remarkably color) sweetness and ail the pccullar dramatic relation to sky nnd . leaves. All adjustments are made for years—l--l ititendcd to keep hitn the other ruins makes your hiilr curl on—give iilm anotlier opening to re­ Buy Red Croum. EthylThe Incline d frame — from the seat of the John In astonishment And you want to found only on the John Deere—it's easy to meet deem himself ... but ite has yvlioop yvith tlie joy they inspire and at Any Standard Oil Deere—is highest at the fieid conditions. chosen his way out. Perhaps I am shout to all the gods ou tiie outer rims to biame . . . perlmps iny daugh­ of space." Service Station or atTo u will Mt nuny yawi of utiifaotorr MrriM ter . . .'' and iiere liis voice broke. from a John DMr*. Wo havo OM n»dy for you. Moiilo wanted to reach over and rest Any Authorized Filling licr hand in his. The Sport of Selling ''For twenty years Miss iSterlIng has A salesman must be a good loser. ; Station or Qarage given ftiitliful oiid loyal service to He must be allle to take puntshtnent, A. A. HOWLETT & CO. our cotnpany. Her devotion has been as the pugilists say. ln the course of t-emnrknble. The position of sides a year, even tlie ablest salesman will, Standard Oil Company Mason ninnnger through Frank's resignation very likely, take more rebuffs than is open . . . slie Is tlie only one orders. Undima) In the organization hesldes Frank yylir. This Is yvliy a salesman niustbe a MASON/MICHIGAN can.handle IL—she knoyvs It thorouglV good sportsman. Thnt is yvhy he must ' 47l» ly, Imvltig yvorked yvltli lllln for no loim take hls job as a game, not'as a ^AtthisStbreYoaGet QUALITY ^f*" SEIWlgF) ^—and it is tuy pleasure, geutiemeti. drudgery.—Forbes Magazine, INGHAM COUNTY-NEWS, MASON* MICH., THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1927 Pigc Fif ttM

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iStanlcy Parker and family and Mr. ltfORTGAGE SALE. ORDER OP PUBUCATION. BDiilNESB OAROB and Mrs. r/Ugene Isham of Holt, Mr. Dcfnult linvinR licen mnile in thc terms of stnte of MichiRan. The Oircuit (kiurt for a ccrtnln rcnl CHtntc moi.tRiige wlicrcby thc thc County of InRham. fn Chancery. PHYSICIANS aintei.ed Iicreln wltiifn of lot elgIlty and pbrtlonB of lota scveiity-elght board of review will make corrections to the of Probate. The annual Memorial Day services three months from this date, and that with- j and seventy-nine of the plat of Collem Grove, aauesnment rolls. / In thc Matter of the Estate of THOMAS at the Baptist church SuiKlay were in twenty days oWnUlTs cause a copy of this tlience nortli one hundred ninety-ctBht feet, The second meeting will bc held for the MASON, Deceased. order to be published in the Innhani County: ttience ea^t tone hundred flfty.oDe and fifty- hearing of complaints. Emily E. Ticdgen having filed In snid court well attended. Two vocal duets were her petition praying that tbe administration GEORGE VOGT . News, aaid nubtlcation to be coDtihued once aeven bundredths feet te this center of Division Dated May 2&, 1927. rendereurt. .held at tbe iMrs. Frances Oavis, Mrs. Martlia lt is Further Ordered That public notice Plalntitls. BuHlne.%s Address, lUnslnit, Mich. Probate OfTlce in the Clty of Mason, in aald Jennings, Miss Sarali Jennings and LAURA BAUOH, Mortgagee. thereof be given by publication of a copy of 'The foregolnu suit involves the title to county, on the 17th day of May. A. D. 1927. C. r. * E. T. HAMMOND, Attys. for Mort­ this order, for three.successive weeka previous' Mrs. Cline attended a birthday dinner All calls promptly attended lands descrbed as: land In the Township of Present: Hon. L. B. McARTHUR, Judge gagee, Busineaa Address, Lansing, Mich­ to said day of hearing, in the Ingham County I^roy. Inirhani County, Michiiran, described of Probate. at Empany, a Michigan corporation, by an as­ Trim! corded ln the Register of Deed's olTico for Ing­ MARTHA THAYER, signment tccordnl in said Register of Deed's Hundreds of.folks around town recom- of Two Thousand Thirty.one and 96-100 Dol­ Deputy Register of Probate. 20w4 ham Oounty, Michigan, on February 6, 1923, lars, and no suit at law hav ng been brought otiico in liher 283 of mortgages on page 80. Good ElimimiHon Ii EiMntlal to Good mend our optical service. in liber 197 of mortgages on page 140, upon to recover aaid debt, and aald mortgagee, aa upon which mortgage there Is now due for Health. which mortgngo thoro ls now duo and payiible authorized by said mortgage, having elected to HEARING CLAIMS. THORBURN—SEPT. S principal and Interest tho sum of Two Thou­ for princlpal and interest the sum of Five declare the whole amount unpaid thereon to state of.'Mlehignn. The Probate Court for sand Forty-two and 78-100 Dollnrs aad for Hundred Forty-four nnd 10-tOO DollaiHi for be due and payable by reason of the non-pay­ thc Oounty of Inghnm. taxes pald on mortgaged lands tho num of HE kidneysare the blood filten. O. S. BUSH taxes paid on tho mortgaged lands the sum of ment of the inatallment of interest accruing At a Hcsaion of said Oourt, held at the Pro­ Four Hundred Twenty-two and 60-100 Dol­ Four Hundred Seventeen nnd 60-100 Dollars, TIf they fail to function properly thereon on February 16, 1927, notice Is given bate OITIcc in thc Oity of Mason, in snid coun­ lars, making a total sum now duo of Two nnd fire Insurance premiums paid on buildings optometrist and Optician that by virtue of the power of sale In end ty, on thc 3id day of Mny, A, D, 1027. Thousand Four Hundred sixty-fivo and 38-100 there is apt to be a retention of toxic Eleven 2Ii-t00 Dollnrs, maltlng n total nnd dobt mortgage, thc mortgagee will sell nt public Present. HON. L. B. McARTHUR, Judge Dollnrs, and no suit at Inw hnving been now duo and payable of Nino Hundred, sev­ poisons in the blood. A duii. languid auction to thc highest bidder on Saturday, of Probate. brought to recover snld debt, notlce la given feeling and, sometimes, toxic back* enty-two nnd 95-tOO Dollars, nnd no sult at July 16, 1927, at ten o'clock In the forenoon that by virtue of the iiower of sale in anld law havlng been brought to recover said debt, In the Matter of the Estate of JOHN N. of said day, (Eastern s''""'?''' ^hne) at the THORBURN, Deceased. mortgnge. the undersigned will sell nt public aches, headaches, and dixziness are notice is hereby given thut by virtue of the norlh entrance to tho Olty Hall Building on auction to .the highest bidder on Saturday, powor of sale contained in said mortgage, the . It appearing to the court that the time for symptoms of this condition. Further West Ottawa street, Unstng, Michigan, (that presentation of claims against said estato Juno 18, 1927, at. ten o'clock in thc forenoon mortgagee will soli at public auction to the being one of tho places where tihe Circuit of said day (Eaatern Standard Time) at the evidence of improper kidney fiinc- bidder on saturday, June 18, 1927, at should be limited, and that a time and place hiRhest Oourt for lngham County,, is held) the land be appointed to recelve.-examlne and adjust nortli entrance to the City Hall Building, on tion is often found in burning or ten o'clocit In the forenoon of said day described in said mortgoge or so much there­ West Ottawa Street, Lansing, Michigan, (that (Eastern standard Time) at the north en­ all claims and demands against aald deceased scanty passage of secretions. Badt of as ahall be necessary to satisfy aald mort­ by and before said court: being one of thc ptncca whoro thc Inghnm trance' to the City Hall Building on West gage debt, interest at six per cent per annum County Circuit' Court la held) the land de­ Dead Animals Ottawa Street, Lansing, Hlchlgan, (that lt ia Ordcre stimulant diuretic, in this condition. scribed in said mortgage or so much thereof south of the north quarter post of seetlon ed as; the weat sixty-three and one-half feet as ahall b« necessary to satiafy aaid mortgage o'clock in the forenoon, aald time and place Scarcely a nook or hamlet anywhere of Charge.. Call thirty, town four north, range two west, being hereby appointed for the examination of the eaat aeven rods of lot aix and the west debt, with interest at aeven iwr cent per an­ thence aouth' ten rods, thence weat sixty-three sixty-three and one.half feet of the south ona but has many enthusiastic usen. num, together with alIIegal eosta, a parcel of and adjustment of ail claima and demands feet, thence north ten roda, thence eaat alxty- againat said deceased. _ , . rod of the eaat seven roda of lot Ave, and the Aikyout noighbort land described aar liOt three of block thirty- three feet > beginning, iLanalng township, weat three roda of the north three rods of the nine. Olty of tanatng, lngham County,, Mich- It ia Further Ordered. That public aoUce Pregulman Rendering Ingham County, Michigan, together with righta thereof be aiven by pubUeatfon of a eopr of east seven rods of lot Ave of block one hun­ in the uaf of a joint weli on weat line of said this order for three suecesaive weeks picvious dred forty-one of the City of il.uslng, Ing­ 'oi.m Lanalnlt. MIch.. March 22, 1627, . to said day bf'heiirIng, In the Tngham. County ham County, Michigan. < F. B. McKIBBlN COMPANY, AssIgnee. CiU.3727 Works IBIH302 HlCHlOAN MILLERS MUTUAIi FIHE IN­ '"DaUd'"UnsinB, Mich., April. 20, 1927. Newa, a newapaper prinM jmd etrejUatod hi DOAN'S SURANCE COMPANY, Mortgage*. ALBERT B. BAMBRICK, Mortgaaee, ^ said county. • lU B. McAlB'TOUB, Dated Lansing, Michigan, March 9, 1927, "StinudataDiuntietothtKUHtyt Lansing, Mlohigan 0. F. 4 E. T. HAMMOND, Attyi. for Mort- C, F. a E. T. HAMMOND. Attys. for Mort- (A true copy.) Judn of Probate. C. F. a S. T. RAIMMOND, Attya, for At. gagav, Buslnesf Addrcff, Lansing. MIeh- gigeer Buainess Address, Lansing, MlchUi MARTHA THAYER, ; , „ , . signee. Business Address, Lansing, Mlcii« rflst(r-lliiin»a Co..lltk. ClNffl..BuflU».M.y. isu, I2wl8 ' gan. X«wl8 Deputy Register of Probate. 18w4 .Igan. - fSwll PaKe Sixteen INGHA>1 COIJNTY NEWS, MASON. MICH., THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1927

family.at Pine l,ake Sunday arid'Mon­ ( Diat. No.' 6 and ^ |V ^' 1 day. The Nicely Bobbed Russell Potter was at Pine Lake on Monday afternoon. "Barbara Bobbs" School in Dist. No. G closed last The Community Club tnet yvith Mrs. k » » • « Friday with a picnic in Frank Tro­ Carrie Nelson and pieced three; qiiilts By DOROTHY DOUGLAS man'.s wood.si. for people of Bath. Mrs. Henry Weber is slowly gain­ The White Oak Community Club The Successful Record ing. yvill meet with Mrs. Forrest Felloyvs (CoiiyrtKtil.) Mr.s. May Francisco .spent tbe yveek this yyeek for their regular meetiug. Mrs. Fred Hayhoe and Mrs. Marion ID.N'RV VVNElf rulnpleil bis fnlr end witli licr son Cordie and family of a Wonderful Tire of Mason. HartsufI were in Lansing Tuesday. halr ln valn. No hint of nn In­ H Mr. and Mr.«. .Archie Heyvitt of Hen­ spiration canietnblslirititt—it soeiucd derson and Mrs. Lavon Fatell aiid tcinporarlly drained of ail piots ttnd two children of Oyvosso, spent thc VVebberviUe Silvertown Balloon users have made lie yvas uuder contract to ibo Argus week cnd witlt Mr. and Mrs. 'Carl to turn out Hnotlicr niystery story be­ Carl Wolf. this record—longer mileage than ever Mrs. Clias. Swcglcs an old t-esident Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brenner spent fore anotlier sun hud set over ills at­ of this place passed away Wednesday before—cupping or wavy tread wear Sunday with John Brenner of Leroy. tic wlndow. at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Mrs. Hoyvard Moore of Mason, vis­ llcnry began to wlsli lie lmd taken Flora Rowley of Hillsdale. Futleral practically unknown—safety increased ited at Carl Wolf's, Monday. '/ np brlck layl'ng as a professlon. Per­ services yvere held from the Webber­ Mr. and Mrs. Ora Sessions and tyvo -rnoiseless'i-^^^''^^'""'^' haps It tlred tiie muscles but certalniy ville M; E. church Sunday with inter­ ...1 children of Monroe, visited Mr. and ment in the Webbetwiile cemetery. there would be none of tbat devastat­ Mrs. liirnest Kurtz over the week She leaves a great many friends and We know that,the, Silvertown Balloon^ ing braln fag that Ito.setH the over- end. relatives to mourn their loss. worked writer of (lelloii. And, not Fred Ackley and family entertain­ tread is giving our customers more Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Maser and Mrs. least ln conslderntlon, tliere would ho ed Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ackley, Harry .A. it. Catlin spent the week end with than they demand. The secret of their .Ackley and the Misses Florence and the regular weekly clieck ofi goodly a sLster at St. 'Louis.. Fern Ackley of Toledo, Ohio, Sutiday proportloiis conilns ln to lielp pay for I-'red Williams of Portland, spent satisfaction is ,the'^eht;er flexibility and and fliond.ay. having old suits pressed and sl»«l)by the yveek end yvith relatives here, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Stricklin and powerful shouldeb of the proven hats relilo^'ked. J. D. Vanlliper is the oyvner of a little son of Ann .Arbor, visited their Then, out of tliat fog-bound intel­ new Pontiac Six. Silvertown trea4d^ign. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Angus Barnes Born to Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Smith lect Henry found bltnself looking at part of tiie week. > formerly of this place now of Stock- a girl's fiico—a face so contorted hy Mr. and Mr.si Ora Session.s irnd Experience basetd on distinguished bridge, a baby girl, Saturday May 28 tlie frantic effort slio was niaklng to children of Monroe, and Mr. and Mrs. at the Foote hospital, Jackson. nnd a vltal sjiot lp lier throat wltb a ICiinost Kurtz spent Memorial Day at service for our customers says, "Buy Mrs. Agnes Wickman is visiting Vernon. pair of glinslly .slnirp scissors that near Detroit. Silvertowns for the utmost satisfac­ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dietz and John Henry yvasn't sure wiictiier or not slio .J. D. Williams of Bay City, is vis­ Brenner of Ijeroy, yvere Monday call­ tion frOm balloons." was even good-looklng. The face was iting his mother, Mrs. Floyd Stark- ers at Fred Brenner's. rcliecteil ln a Htniili mirror that hung yveather. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Leach and son In the llglit of lils wliuloyv for the pur- Miss Eva Bedford is very ill at.tliis Elmer spent Sunday with their pai-- yvriting. pose of asslstliig tlie ilaiiy sliave. ents, Mr, and Mt's. James Green of Mrs. F. H. Coyvard and children are Henry took a swift survey of tlio Holt. wlndows of tlie flats opposlto and yes vi.siting relatives at Bronson. —tliere ln tlie window just across tlie .Archie Hawley and sons spent the yveek end at Morenci. court bo could see tlio girl in lier aw- White Oak TUNE IN Road Maps t Carl McCourtie and family of -Ann fill effort lo slal) lierself .successfully Arbor, spent Decoration with his par­ on the Silvertown FREE wltb tliosc niiirdoroiis scissors. Mr. and Mrs, John Wilcox of Jack­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. James McCourtie. Cord Orchestra yVonld lie lie lu tline? Miss .Audrey Smith of Stockbridge, Accurate, compictp son visited tiieir mother .Memorial maps, tire best oh- Henry sprlnlcil down tlio stnlr.i, is visiting her grandmothet-, Mrs. H. On the air Day. tainablc, given Pardee. evety Thursday dasbcil to tlio apartntont door round Mr. and Mrs. Clias. Kirby of Eden away while suppiy tho corner, iliing liini.self up tiie four visited tlieir sister, Mrs. James Wil­ night, 0:00. lasts. Nenrby states fligbts of stiiirs nnd rang tlie liell with cox, and ftimily Monday. .All automobile known as the 'mur­ Station inciuded. a loud iKMil tlint inlgiit liiivo awakened Mr. and Mrs. Will Potter yvere call­ der auto,' equipped witli cameras, fing­ erprint reproduction apparatus and tlio lire brigniie it.seif. ers at Fred Hayhoe's Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barnhart were searchlights to enable the police to de­ Ilo stood waiting tiieti yvitb Ms in l.,ansing to see Dr. Ellis Friday. tect crime, has been put into service lieiirt iioiiiuliiig. Mr .and Mrs. J. L. Boyle and sons in Berlin. IIP iireiitiKMl a slgit of i-eilef, for visitoil their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J« Torrance yvltliiii llie »[iiirlni('nt lie lieiird fool- Fred Haylioe, Sunday. In a recent display of old-time Bib­ stelis iipiiroiieliiiig tiio door. ..yiid to Mrs. .loliii Ickes fell down the cellar les in Kingninn, Kansas, one was S03 IMaple St. Phone 181 Mason, Mich. Ilenry'.s now viviil iiiiaginntlon lie sUiirs .Monday morning and injured found that had been in the same fam­ fancied tlie footsic.ps dragged as lf hcr kiicc. Dr. Lenion is attending ily tor 327.years. tlio girl were uncertain as to wiii'tiier her. .A first edition of Rudyard Kipling's Goodrich slie wouiii answer tiio suiiunons or Fred GiU'onl and,son, Lawton, and BEST ,IN THE LONG RUN frienil of Graiul Raimls and Dorotliy School Lyrics was sold ,for lS.SiSSO.-a.t;. continue lier detLM'nIillatiOll to end it ^SUvertowns; Gilford iiiiil friend of Lansing visited the I'aur Hyde Bonner sale at; the ail. their sister and aunt, Mr.*. N. .A. Wil­ .American .Art Galleries/ • Henry bt-accd hlinsclf as he lieard cox, over the week end. tlio I door lielng opctied. Tlio girl Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brandcnbury A nevvly organized troop of girl y. !. ••••1..^, !.MljKI|;|».- ; mlglit, ill I lier. fevered, unstrung stnte of Holt visited the former's brother, scouts in Maiden, Massachtisets, lias of iiiliid (itteinpt to liiiry tiiose blades .Aaron Bnindenbury, and wife Sunday. selected the rolling-pin as its ofticial If you want to buy or sell; usea Glassiiied Adv^ In Ills own llesil Ily Inistllke. Clyde Havhoe visited his sister and insigne. • Siio opened .tlic door and stood gazing wiile-eycd lit tier lniperlous (loor-lioil ringer. Certalniy slie looked distrnuglit (Ind slie silil clulcbod tbe sci.ssors ill iier riglit hand whlie wltli the Dtlior siie endeavored to pusii hack tile half bead of long hair tbat liiiiig across lier SlIOlllller. "Wlnit is it? Is tile liouse on nre or sonietlilng?'' slie swiftiy Inquired one of these mowers you can cut all kinds of grasses and clovers to advantage. bonds of friendship It's yvholesome Massey-Harris mowers are the outgrowth of an intensive study of the performance of This Massey-Hanris Cj^nabjjned Side Rake and Tedder offers laugliter, and .Ioyce and. Henry as­ you all the advantages of the'most modem side delivery rake suredly entered hy that door. different types under different conditions and embody ihe' latest and most approved prin­ and then goes one fulrthef. It gives you in addition, an excel­ "And now to work,'' said Henry ciples in mower building. > lent hay tedder into which it is easily and quickly converted taking the great scissors from her i^y simply moving a lever which causes the motion of the rak- hands, "you cnti't go ahout half shorn bg cylinder to be reversed at increased speed. Combining any longer. Sit In that chair in a WQ machines in one, it isavee you the cost of one, the time of good light, nnd if ..you Are satisfied A MOWER FOR YOUR FORDSON with the boh l give you yon are going cpinging from one to the other when separate machines are ijised and yet requires no moxte space for storing than a side to sign a contract to let me do. it al­ Come in and let us show you how simple and inexpensive it is to attach a cutting ways, in the tnenntlme l have found 'rake of the ordinary Let us show you one of the conl- an Idea for a story which I shall call bar to your Fordson. They haye^been proyefi very successful and economical to ppejsate. Ibination rakes and tedders. 'Barbara Bobs,' and when l've sent It away this afternoon you mtiat meet nio and liave dlnner—somewhere.'' . "if you l)oh tne nicely—I wHJ,'' Over 100 Fordsons J. B. DEAN, Mason To Prosper a Farmer Joyce stnlled syveetly ftp at llenry,. ', in Use in This Must Have Good t ''You yvlll be bobbed more,than nlcc- Jy.'i snld Henry, and kt>ow thnt the Territory Ford Sales and Sirvloe Tools llttle Cod of Inspiration,had come to him lu love.