THE INGHAM COUNTY NEWS
Eighty-sixth YCdl'- No. 33 INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1945 ·---- 12 P11B'C8 Section One~ Pugca KILLED IN ACTION M~~t JURORS ~AUtO ~OWBOY IS IMPAlfD mHfAR GRAfT CASt l\fti(A \' THIAL 8C IIEUUI.Inl) Tq S'l Alt'l SEl"l'f!l!UIIElt 6
.PeaceBrings,Frobl~ms No Less Than War; Unemployment Now Looms as No. 1 Foe Although the Umted States is opotred the neces~tty of cleaning up the wreckage left by bombmgs and the necesstty to DUAl 'I' QUO I' AS AHE NOW BE· fmd food and shelter for refugees at home, the endmg of lNG mmumm hostthttes by the surrender of Japan ts expected to cause ser President Tr umnn has fot ccast wus dtslor.atwns m the economic system For four years of BUSINfSS IS BOUGHT I h tL bctw< m1 5 000 000 and 5 500 • wm and for two boommg lease-lend years bcf01e that the 000 men wrli be rcle,tseci ft om the wheels of Amencan mdustry have been spmmng at !ugh speed nrrny within the next 18 months Some cong1essmen h,we allcady and there has been a market for every pound of faun and fot· BY TWO tMrlOYffS est p10duce 'rho sharp prong of the horn dcci.l!cd that the army will be or· struclc Combs 1n the ncclc and dercd to speed up discharges at That mat kct, 01 much of tt, dtsappeated w1th the suncnder rammed through the flesh of the once and that 1t won't talco a ycm of Japan followtng closely that of Getmany. The best custo throat teat ing the palate loose rm the return of 5 000 000 to civil mers of America have pa1d no cash for s1x yeats To wm the S-Sgt. Hul E. Brlulc The horn w,ts sllckmg out or the life Call Jed on m my roils for weelcs man's mouth fm the fraction of t Nollung defimte has yet been an· war and to hold neutrals 111 ltne Amencan products have been as bcmg missing m acbon Strtl f second when both man and steer nounced regardmg the dtsch trgc d1stnbuted throughout the wo!ld, Lend-lease w1ll be contm Sergeant Robert D Brmlc has now of men from the mar me co1 ps, ued for a short while but on a reduced scale, 1t 1s expected Aa been haled as lulled in aclton He rAmGJtoUNDS l'ACimn n.tvy and coa!Jt guard but releases both the VICtors and the vanquished bcgm to te~umc peace IS the son of Mr and Mrs Robert of men with long ''cl v1ce 1t1 e eX· There was hardly room on time waves the11 own agnculture and mdustt y wtll make the D Brmk of Mason the fairgwunds Wednesday peeled to be m,tde just as soon as afternoon and mght for custo· 1eplacements become ava1lable tmpottat1on of Amencan products unnccessaty New markets mm s to stand The grandstand Men charted mto the navy and fot American goods w1ll have to be found m the face of m was pacltcd for the laces in marine corps must be 6schargcd Cl eased fore1gn competitiOn Some of the competition w1ll be the aft e r n o on and for the within s1x months after the wat shows at mght The midway ,tlthough the actu.tl date fixed for With Amencan machmery fur was 1tmmed Every show and the cess,tlion of the wm IMs not mshed alhed countnes Ma nde had customers standing yet been fixed The army was rc crllltcd ma1nly through &ciecllVe chine tools from the Umtcd m line E a t 1n g stands had States have been deltvercd to more busrness th,tn they could serVICes ,md the navy and manne handle The afternoon c1 owd corps have some charted men The Russta and Great Bntam and Wednesday was estimated at marmc corps has been talung no to othet nations to a1d the a! 6 000 Instead of droppmg orr drafted men for the past year and hed cause at night, it mcreased The Although some of the maj01 in pnrkrng Jot was full cal s wer c dustnes stalled 1econve1 ting to p,u !ted on Ash street from Rogers east to the City ltrmts pcrwetune p1 oduct10n alter the col P,trkVlCW boulevard Lawton J,tpsc of German resistance thme Wlll still be a lag Hundt eds of stiC~t, Roosevelt avenue and even dr1veways a I o n g Ash a1my and navy contracts have were pacl France I<'ebruary 2, lfl45. Before ct r.lufw mnllt~r •1! Ilr.Hltnrr!f'l", Mn~nn, 1\fiHhl;:nn, lllltll'l· n~t, -of Mlll'f•h :t, I 11711 ~------entering the ~rmy Li;utcnant Ln-. With the coming of peace the list of names on the community honor roll at Mason. will not Monte managed the F SA office jn I incre·se so raJJiclly There may still be a few more l"Old stan;. One was added thts week. SUIJSCICIPTJON RA1'ES ·, . Mason. a < • • • • ,, I ( l'ay11hle in Atlvmu:t!) ADVEUTISING !CATES lllHpla.v ni!Vt!l'liMhlV. I'Jih.'H on nJIJlliR . \\ ____ ltilfc~~· 11 ~c~~t~~~cl~nNLt~~:l~~~~~~~ Casu~_lt_y_~~~ot~t_s_f~~~-1-tl_l_e_~ct_ftc_a_r_e_l:_g_g_mg by ~m?nt~~: ------·----~--. l!ulltm, fln1'dntotHl •lor.niH n11d t'PUtllrlg One Y{lJII' in ·lnJJ:hnm llrH' 28:' He ts survived' by the widow, PEOPLE WILL NO 'LONGER HAVE TO HOARD OLD TIRES 7JrJU{'~fl ·nn fl!·~t. 1111d Jor>nf )JTH(i!H, 'I {,If -~ I Donna, and two daughters, Jeanne, ncUoinin~~ (:niJrJUt•H ...... $~.00 n line •. No t~>lldln1r m• I111Hir~m•u lttl• ,. ¥~ ~. and Carol, 2, ' f;ix mnntltH In ln,~IJnrn nnd -., i ·.\.'·~~-·· . Pf.c. Alexander T. ·Gm·cla, 23, son j nrl.lnirdn1~ I :nuut.it•H ...... l.~.'i ~li~; Cur~! · tJf . .. -· of Ysidro. Garcia and Mrs. J"1mic 1 r' FtHII' rnr1111 hu ...... ,... , .7 U 'l'lwnlin, l~ n wrwf!, Annnnnf'P.OIJ>Illii Terrazas of Mason, kill~d in ace- , 1 SinHln c!npl(··a ...... n( t'I!IMtnlrnnt•nttt whut•t> ntlrnlmdr~n It~ J ). tion in Franr:c February 1, 19•Jii. ' n1· nf nn,v )0:: One Y••nt· nul.t-dtlt• Jn~:llnm nnd dwnrrd ·~fr' . . "-"..----- 4 ', Cpl. Thm11aR L. Shields, 22, son f --- of Mr, and Mrs. Clyde Brown of adjui11h11{ I'll IIIII I•·:-~ ...... :.!.liO fu ntl H rnu~l. l11• 1111 Orw Yt•:tl' t.o rOt!ll In ~wn·lce ..... ltlitlt• 1 Alaictlon, lt!llect in action in Italy :.!.111) l't!MUI!u· l'rtl.t•. llllll?tu, ~ F'ebt'Ulll'Y 10, 10•15, 1 I Lt. H. Doyle Spring, 80, killed ' in action on Luzon piloting an ob-I sclvation plane. He was the son of Mrs, J, T. Barr of Lansing and 1 the husband of the former Martha Pcnrl While of Mason. He is also SUI'\'iVccl by a son, Michael Ba!'l', 8 months old, Cpl. Keith C .•lohnson, 2•1, nnd I M:arch 21, 1945, and Kenneth· los- Jl ing his life in France July 7, .10•11. Gordon F. Bryan, :25, ht1sband of I Marion •rumey Bryan and the son I of Mrs. Oscar Veelman of Holt, I drowned in harbor accident in New I Yorlt harbor on December 26, 19,1•1, while going ashore after long At- I !antic duty, · I S/Sgt. G. Russell Mackinder, son ·of Mrs. Jennie Mackinder of Stock- 1 bridge, lcille 20, ir1 France. 1 New rubber right from the trees and plenty of synthetic. Mr. and Mrs, Leo Doxtarler of On- _ Pvt. Robert Doxt~e~ 23, son ofj.f:o:r~n:e:':v~ti:r:e:s·~~T~h:i:s_p~!:·c~t:u:r:e_w~.:a:s_t:~:k:e:n~d:u:r:h:~!g_;o~n;e~~~~t~h~e~o~l~d~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~1 onclaga, ldlled near West Memphis, 1 WHAT ABOUT A BONUS? i son, Stocltbt·idge; Lt. James Fra- AI'i CLOSED! ~ "'11 r • , ,· i' FOR>VACATIONS Auguat 31 ' 't247 Cement Blocks· Sand TQ C.· E. LAMPHERE Gt·avel INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 19411 Tlu·ee -~ Org·anizations Pastor Tt·ansferred 'rho outdoor JTamlly Night sutJ- To Hastings Church per of tho l'resbytcrlnn Chlll'ohj 'l'hn nov, CIJm•lu~ Billllll, for the Which WILU set for 'l'hUrHdlly, AU- JlllHl fiVe yelli'H !JllHLOI' oJ' tho I-IOIIH• ,. gust 2:1, 'tms been postpcmcd and cl United Brethl'on chlli'ch, hua A son, Clinton, was born to Mr, will bo hold one wcclt Intel' on boon tJ•armrmrorl tn !.he Unltcc! .Employees at Wyeth nnd Mrs. Robert Hnncoc]{ of Holt , . , , ' B••cthron eh111'eh 1.tt J·IHHt.ings, Ho at Sparrow hoapltnl Friday, Aug- rtana SPECIAL FOR INFANTS J{NI'I' cmr.El'Eit i'iUJ'l'!'l IIAllY llltiC,i'ii'i.I').'S Blue, white, yellow While Sizes 0 to 3 $1.2!) UOYS' UltOAUCLOTII suns W. P. B. Priced Sizes 1 lo '1 $1.10 Small House Plants Group of Sizes 2 to 6 W. P. E. Priced CACTI and . :~i.lli SUCCULENT PLANTS SALE Summer 'straws unci fabric httts l/2 price J.n~·.tt\\'lt~ .. yum• Have ,vou seen our new winter eunt now! group of fall hats .... $1.!18 up ~IIAWHOOit GOA'l'S ANNIS Ji'URS The Paristyle Shoppe For Incxpcnsi vc Smartness Hair Styling Is Not An Amateut·'s Job * l-lair styles t~hould be ns dlrfcl'cnt ns Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Dean enter· LOCKS UP the indivlduilla who wear them. Such tained Col. nnd Mrs. Ray Cotton, WILLSONITE . variillioul'i need to be the wnrlt of ~killed Hair LnciJiler l'ads t~tyliata who aprcciato the individunl rc~ Lt. Sam Cotton, Cpl. Jim Cotton CJUircmcnt~ of the women they serve. Helen Ward, and Mrs Don Dens~ Why not atop in today lo multc nn ap 100 for GOGGLES pointment for n completely new, bccom n1orc ut dinner Tuesday night. inR' hair style? * * * Mrs. Ruth Hall and children will 59c • 79c • $1.50 · Elite Beauty Shop occupy the apartment in the Rouse $1.00 RUBY CAMl'BELL, Mgr. building vacated by Mr. and Mrs, - $1.95 • $2.25 JOIE HOYT GRACE STONE Stuart Armstrong. Mr. and Mrs. Hair Slyllsto Armstrong and sons moved this 413 S. Jolloroon St. Phono 2-2331 week into their new home on South Eames street. LUSTRE POLAROID AND COOL RAY Jerry and Jaclt Squires of Eaton Rapids spent last week und this CREME $1.95 to $5.50 week with their gmnciparcnts, Mr. OthcJ'S 25c to 39c and Mrs. C. P. H\Olnter; A Basically Good Permanent Mr. und Mrs. •red Heins spent SHAI\IPOO' I last weelc at 'roreh luke and on SOAPS COLGATE'S CARNATION, fnr nll types of hair, n baaically t:"ood their· ,return home visited Mr. and LAV£NDAR, LILAC pcrmmlcnt ia czuu.mtial to good grooming. Mrs. Vern Gray, parents of Mrs. $.1.00 i I We specialize in Eugene waves and cold Heins and Miss Gray, ut McBain. Sc AND APPLE BLOSSOM I waves at our shop und ure prc1Jnrcd to I• I Miss Meredith McLean, who has I : I give you an individualized 'hair~do, the been attending summer school at ntark of beauty and diatinclion. the University of Michigan, hus i I completed her course and arrived Madam & Camp at tlle home of her brother, Ray· 1 mond McLean, Tuesday, where she ,He Still Needs BEAUTY SHOr' wtll spend the remainder of the· CI.I~Alt Ul' Phone 5341 summer. MRS. JUNE s. SYLVESTER, M USE, f?t1~ , · 1 . - ~. - .~ ,. .. '• ' LAYAWAY PLAN Dr. Hess .Fly .Spray;::· • PER GAL•. SPRAYERS ...... :2Sc 1md 39c Scillctlon of · New Fall'_Hats • • • $2.cxr up· Dill Pickle .Mixture FUI+ LINE. OF SPICES Wal'e's D~ug.Stol'e ., . -: ' . AIR-CON.DITIONE-D FOR YOUR COMFORT ·-----....,.---· 20 ACRiilS, 7 !lllloM Wr.Rt nf MaRon 1111 • . hll~~~~~~~·.tlcg~o::;;nd,;f~'t'~,~~~~~~.~\'[1; ' .,. d ·y· ~~onw ertl·s· Ing . · Hprlng; timber: eloctr•le Ad 11 ·Cl ass1 1e ~ · . i ~~~~~~: ~~:;r ~~\;~~l. c~;;u~~~r·tft~~~ ; ' · or Sundays ut the. farm. Owner•, I Your Bank··· YourI Serva11t RATES:-Advca•ti5cmcnh in thi~ dcpnr·tmcnt: 25 cents fot· ALLIS-C:HALMITlRS combine f(ll' IOIL 'BURNER for· snle, Mercdith Amon van steclitnd. 25w-tf i 25 · ' 1 1 f I · • F tl 25 ·ds Hale. 12 ln. D. N. Brown & Son, Patterson, 1 mile CllHt, 1 mile ·---~-· -~- __ -·---··-·----- ______, ... , .WOI'I 8 or c~s 01' cue 1. msca·.hon. 'or IT!o!c mn wo~ ' 0 miles west of, Mason and 1 '/, anuth of Bttnllet• Hill. . 33w1p 75 ACRES, •l miles southwest of: O!IC cent n woa·d foa· each msca·hon •. Advea·bsmg muy be mnaled miles Hmlth of Ononclugn road, I ~ ---~· ---·-· --··--·----~·-·---- ·---·--- muton Hap Ids. Good buildings, I and Friend Ol' telephoned. Dial Monon 9011, Phone A urellus 1604, 33w1p 1 BUZZ SAW MANDRlllL nnd aaw nearly new bnrn, ferLllc soli, no -~ and nlso new grass catcher for stoneR, rustle shrubbcd I a w n,l :y'Il'NLTNG PIGS, 8 wceltH 'old, For Sale • ' ., sale. Ji'ranll B. Thompson, Phone beautifUl pine trees. $7,500, with • ''1~ , · · · M8D. 2% miles north of Mason on cnHY terms. Owner, Robert Hunt. 1 ·for .Rule. Also Duroc borrr. Bob Hay, Ga·nm and Feed 1 Oltemos rand, . 33.w1p Phone Eaton Hupids, u:I7•J. atw•lp I' Howery, comur Pln.ln~ 1t'nd ~ves . J rmidn. Route 1, Losllu. :l.lwll ----.- · • I SPIDCIAL~.V~DAY--SALJi=::B;;y~~ IOOACRIDS-f~~-~;J~,-5·;~j]~;·~;th I 'l'h1l l•'a.rnwt·sBnt.J!c 1.~ nn or:~nniw· . CYCLO).\!El INSURANCE' ImJurc --- . -- . . - . . - . -- -- c. E. Drewy, or I . short trouser~: $1.10 ~alue for of Stocltbridgc, good sol! and t!Hil clevol<•d t REGISTER!lJD .saddle. mttre, ftve· 1 row· in early October, for sale. STOKOL Domestic stollers now Mason 5602. · 33wl 3 large lots, $2,500. Also 7-room .. gaited, for sale,.'· pt:rced reason- I Also McCormick· Deering grain released. Orders talc en for fu· ------house ln Webberville, electric n]lly. Franl1 Lnunsletn, rn·st f~rm I binder. Call evenings. Roy E. ture delivery. Ad a m·s Electric STEEL BOX from %-ton ·piclmp lights, hot and cold water system, · s~uth of Hawley school. 3.>w1 Glover, 2 miles cast of DanHvillc Shop, 130 Ingham Court, Phone for sale. George Householder, full bath, basement, lot 6X16 rods, I · BI'!.OODSOWS fO~--;!e, due t~ on M-36. 33w-p 14>11 or 3561. 22w-tf R. 2, Williamston. · 33vi1p $3,800, Part down. Lewis G. Die· farrow soon. Morris H. Swan, ·------·- ______...... -·- -- .. ~--- 1 2--FORb V·B fo.rsnle. Within trtch, Mason. 33w1p . d M R 2 WOOD SILO, door frame and 93 668 E. Colum bta roa • uson, . . doors fot· sale. Also used silo ·The Most Beautiful . . • OPA celllng price. Lester Per- 5-ROOMHOUSEbctween--Hoit . 32w2p t 'I t f M filler. Artie Wood, Leslie, 33wlp WEDDING r ne, 4 m1 es eas o ason on and Lansing, 2 bedrooms, living The Farmers Bank 35' Llil.GHORN HlllNs, weight about --- --~-- ~-·------INFANT Dexter Trail, 3 miles south on room, dinette, large kitchen, good · li.iJOltnds each; also young Roclt F 0 R SALE - Guernsey heifer, CHILDREN Meridian. 33w1p well, 2 lots, poultry house, $3,700. The Oldest Bank in Ingham County-Member FDIC and Fedct'al Reserve System b~D£~I"nycoclt, ubout1322 Oltemos 2~ pound~ road, PhoneLy~ SwissspMnge~ bull, also2 5yr~ dairy ok~ heifers Brown and FAMILY GROUP CANARIES, guaranteed singers, andA~o electricity,4 rooms on$1,500. llit ~2x180,See Lewis ~s =~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Jill Mason~ 4486. .· 33wl 6-yr.-old (:OW, fl'esh. Guel'nseys, Pictures Are Made by the for sale, $10. Also some good G. Dietrich, Mason, phone 2ao 51 . - Holsteins and Brown Swiss. W!ll hen birds, $2. Mrs. Lyle Osterberg, 33 w.lp ------·------40BARR-ED--ROCK pullets, 11 sell reasonably if all are talwn nt I-Iajos-Ellison 4281J., s. Jefferson. Phone 6931. _ ---·------·----- !WANTE:D-Logs (]o.Jivered at mlll, 1 WANTED --All kinds of beef cows . ., weelts old, for sale, ~1.50. Mrs. once, Charles Stafford, Webber- · 32w2p NEW 1-ROOM house for sale, lo· i 1 mile south of Holt on Edgar·, Als" day-old calves and up. Best Russell. C. H!ll, maton Rapids, R.l ville, East Ft·ost road. Phone STUDIO / eated on Rogers stt·eet. Has fur-: PERRY'S i rond.' Write or call Verhoeven; prices paid. Write m· sec Robert 1, 1· mile south and H:, mile west 63F12. · 33w2p 221% s. Washington Ave. For Sale · · nace and full basement. Emery H. , Lumber Co., Lansing, R. 1. Phone Sheath ell!!, 1:l2·l Tuttle road, Ma· of'Aurelius Center on Plains road. I------·------(Upstairs) H h ld "' ..1 Jewett, 229 State street, Phone , 7·3452. 13w1p·tf son. :Jow-tt Phone Aurelius 1702. 33w1 1 GRAIN SEPARATOR for sale, 28- LANSING, MICH. . ouse o uoo"a 22571. 33w1 Bicycle and Washer Shop ______.. ______------·~-·--- - 44, Advance Rumley Ideal, In w N 1 Wll.l . GUElRNSElY · COW with calf by good condition. c. A. Schwartz, EI,EC'fRIC CHURN, 1· to .o 80- ACRES-fur-~~le,-~;;on:;--n;:od- General Repairing ElVElRY A TED--Day-ol£1 ca ves, .. ~Ide, for sale: Boyd Warner, sec· l<'erris road, y, mile west of Fenls HOAD GRAVElL, washed sand and gallon C&Jlllclty, tor Hale. New ern house, basement barn other 1 pick 11 P on lllnndays. Please ot.ld l,lousc east of Housel church school, maton Rapids, Phone 7179, llOHt-war model. llerHchei,Jewett, buildings. Land Is mostly' level, 6 Cedar street HOLT phone calls early.. John Potter, V I d 33 1p stone, blaclt dlrt for sale. Scar· 5/ll W. lllaple St. . S0w4o h I10 1 MONDAY '1115 Every rofld. Phone Mason, i~o :~R~~: ~oCi{l;ullets,~v-15 ~:t;;L:~~~~ON¥;'0 ,;em:3:~: ~~~~thS~~dH~~donGIT~:i27.'/zp~~: LIVING ROOM SUITE, 2-plece, ~;;abl:o~t $~5gb~clg~6e/~~~;nr~~~: Phone Holt 2371 ~ BRING THOSE ~-583:_ ___ · ______30w8p · we~ Its old , f or saI e, •2'' ·00 eac h · gentle, for sale. Bridle,J saddle 7-1231. lOw-tf . for snle·, ·also oil burner· heating gains,Dt'etr· 1too. · ItShown · by MLewis G. . DAY-OLD · CALVES WANTEJD- Olcl hoJ·scs. Wlll pay Harrier· " Risner, 1.,~ rm'I e eas t ' 1 m !I e .. a' nd blanl;et. I<'red Getz. Can· be · st0 ve, 3• pte c~' bedt·oon1 8 ut't e, dt' n· tc t rea Y agency, ason. ----~------FR GERATION 1 t f th H 1 tt d · front $10 to · ,<25,'' n.ccordt'tlg to north of Fitchburg on Parman seert "t the• Ral]lll Sl1aw farJtt, 1 FAHMERS-Stop hay and. grain e tt e se.'t 1ron b ~ d • · e 1ec t r 1c pump, ~· 33w1p FOR11 HEB ·1• I• R• f · r t1' servSe ce,v bo lour vc armOJ• on mo• e andas e USroa 16 size attd cortdt·t 1·on. Charle's C"S·" 1 ~ from mow burning, heating and h 11 u Thl J 11 d f ------~ ca at ey.s e rtge a on r • c \ en .c ~ - ady ~17 s M 'I li'l Lansing 12 , ~Q~Cl. · 33W P mile west .. of Dansville and 3 miles spontaneous combustion. Use Se· ~~~~~~~v ;, J. Flo~y~: ~~~ w~~t 7-ROOM HOUSE for sale at 332 icc. Phone.'Holt, 3551. 3lw-tf FOR TOP Pl':ICES Ml h•l PI'· ~g ! ~J '' 22 10 tf MODEL-A John Deere tractor for north on Ciark road. 33w2p curlty Compound. Mason Elevator on Columbia road, 1 mile111 south on 21~~~tet str~et, Mason. Phone ---- '_c_._ ~~ne_.,. ___6 1 • 6 -__ --~~ ·sale. Dell Wolfe, Williamston, 2 MILCH GOAT8;-Tr;;;-8h,"'a-;;ct-3 Co.____ 30w·tf Aurelius ·road, ~ mile west on · Earl earsall. 33 W11' i DALE SHEPLER ; WILL HAUL ASHES and rubbish 4 .miles south, 1 '.~ miles west. Jtids, $20 for the Jot. Ralph Curtis road. 33wlp Pl L . 1 to crly clump. Jantes Leavitt. 8 2778 Phone.' 8F22. .. 33w1p Shaw, 1 mile west of Dansville, 3 Business Locals tone ansmg • \ , -tf. Phone z-:l9H. 33w2p · Mtl lk ey ' S EASY WASHER for sale. H. l!J. Nott"ce ; 6 18 P 5oo BLiz'zA.-~n -SILO-FILLER in I~~':_~:.::~ on_ctnrk _::oad. sawzp Liniger, 417 Randolph. 33w1p 1 1 1\vA:NTED·~: \v.;;n-;;-;;--;:~-&house· ·good condrtton, for sale. Wtll 12 COCKER·SPANIEL PUPPIES Used Cars ------POSITIVELY CHICKENS w:A:'fTEn-=-wm• worlc in family or 5 .. includlng Musolff, Dexter Trail, Dansville., 12 weelcs old, for sale. One i~ 1033 PICKUP 'l'RUCK ANTIQUEJ SECRETARY for sale. NOt ReSIJOnsible FREE TAXES! come and get them. W. H. Ap· I aged .couple. Would consrcler moth~ . . . . 33w1p black and white,. the other tan and 10•12 Dodge, can be sold withoitt Pl~~eo ~Oe9~i.th radio, 215 m. M:f:i . pleton, 3318 Pryor road, 2 miles er: wtth one ch;ld, prderably of ______.. _ __.. --~white Gl Holtforth 255 N th For dry cleaning left in the shop north of Mason. Phone 5382. school nge. Nel a Ubcr • 1 ~· 3• Mu- 2. MILCH GOATS for sale. One . : en , • ' ~r priority. . w·tf son. Phone 6•187. .>3w2p ··rresh,.' the -0 u10r dilc this frdl. Jefferson. Phone 3502. 3,w1 1942 Ford Tudor li'OR SALE..:_Apartmept size gas over 30 days. Our space Is limited. I will pay your trtxes on any 80 to 15 ... _ ·--- ______AISc~b'illy goat. Y~to Aleo, ·4566 PUREBRED BULL CALF from 1941 Plymouth 4-Door range, Ulle new .. Cecil Harter. HENSON'S 120 acres of land, provic!ing that PLASTERING-All kinds of plas- HA.VE BUYJ;JRS for farms, any Bond . l'Oild, Aur·ellus. Phone Fairholm 1\i:arion, v.:hose 3 near- 1936 Plymouth Tudor 427 W. Sycamore, M0;son. 33w1p M l terlng done· patching a special- SJZC, houses, acreages. Write. G. Aurelius 1713. 33w1p est dams averaged over 600 lbs. 193•1 Chevrolet 'ructor 8 PIECE WALNUT dining room oc ern Dry Cleaners you breed two or three mares, so ty. Robert s: Burns, 3811 Aurel-, I. Potter, 1071;~ N. Ce~a:, Lanslllg FOR SALE-H!ninan--Lowe vacu~ fat. A good calf to l ""'~~'!""~~~~"""~===~====="==="==~=~'poultry minerals on hand. 17w-tf corner of w. Elm St. and Lansing 1 acres or more. Wlll pay cnsh. period of September 15 and Octo- = · I SEE --- Ave., Mason. 29w·tf Thureson Lumber Co., Howell, bet· 25. For information call tlic RlllMOVE your old wallpaper the __· ------~------Mich. Phone Howell, 811. 17w-tf Michigan State college - Purchas- I F'rank E. Wheeler easy, modern way. Rent a new OIL BURNERS cleaned and serv- 1------ing Department. 33w1p I 1142 H 1 tt d 7 ACRES, east of Eaton Rapids, wallpaper steamer. Webb.Darllng, · l)!ed. Harry Chapman, 1214. Del· i FARM ~ANT~D - Will. trade ------·~~------as e ron 'bhJ.cktop road. Partly modern 844 S. Barnes St., Mason. Phone hi, Holt. Phone Holt, 3006. 29w·tf 1 house m Lansmg or wtll buy. WANTED TO BUY-Corn binder . ~ 1 HASLEJTT, MICH. house. ~H,CiOO. R. G. Heminger, Mason, 2-2291. lOw-tf · 'I Give locatlon,slze and price. Write in good eonclition. ·Wayne Woot!, ' -:i!!o..rlfll',... ____._,.,..,. ____ .__.,. ___ .,l I wP. 0.paByoxc~atg!~~noen87 ~6d8era Brolter, 219 s. Main St., Eaton PAINTING, interior and exterior. John Meyer, 219 Rumsey St., Lan- Leslie, Route 2. Phone 2342, ,., 111 0 Rapids. Phone 4·4831, llOw~tf Closed , Stanley Cornwall, 2080 Delhi sing, Mich. 32w2p 33w2p J ' by phone. 31 . N. E., Holt. Call Holt, 3771. 32w·tf !!!!!!!~======~==~======~ , PEACHES FOR CANl':UNG- At 2t~Cc~t~~·~~~~:l~ss:~~~} ~~o~:~~ Augn~t 20 1 Hazelton. orchards; southeast of bull dings. This . fnrm has been to I wanted •' . rna ton Rapids,, M-188,., : V. F. 'W. owned by one family for over 50 I I road. Brine .containers. · No Sun· years. Land Is ltenvy blaclc clay Aitgnst 2( WANTED ~ Good baled alfalfa . day sales, A. S. Gilchrist, Prop. loam, level, free from stones, nil ' · · · j hny. Good Alfalfa Mllllng Co., Phone ·maton.Raplds, 6377. · 32w4p tillable, well drained and :renced. fnr a vneatlon I Dh11ondale. Phone 3251. . 30w4 2-WHE!DL: 'rRAILE.f!,, 4.. 2~~6.00 One of the best farms In southem · B d J' ' . ·j W:AN'r:=-m=-D-.--G-o-o-:d-:-b-a-le-d-n7lf:-a.,-Jfa 6-ply tires, large box, for sale or Michigan. $200 per acre.. R.' G. ea ·an UTI S . h11y. Good Alfalfa Mllllng Co., will· trade for smaller· trailer with Heminger, 219 S. Matn St., Eaton Tav·ern i Dimondale. Phone 3251. · 30w4 16-tnch tires. May be seen nt Rapids. Phone 4-4831. · 1~\'f·.tf __ Maddox Hi·Speoll Service. Lyle ·. WANTED-:Irn'rms, homes, lalte 0 t b Ph Mn 6931 6·ROOM HOUSE for ~ale on East -----~-~·----- cottages for watttng buyers. No s er erg. one son, · Ash St. Inquire Mrs. · Gilson LIVESTOCI<: TRUCI<:ING to De· I charge for advertlslng until sold.' 32w1p Pearsall, 334 E. Elm. Phone 9411 troit, direct to packing hqu~e or 'l'o sell or buy, consult. me now. ------"- daytimes, or 6871 evening~.. : · · yards. Rene Cremer, Bunlcer ~oad. Lewis G. Dietrich, ·over Ware's Supply of · 31 w1p·tf Phone Aurellus, 2123. 2uw·tf drug store. Phone Mason, 2·3051. 'nall House Plat1tS 40 ACRES ·for sale; level, extra RUPTURE TRUSSES llwtfp Sl good land; O·room house :with El garage attached, hu ·modern ldtch· Both Spring and nstlc CACTI nnd en with hot and cold water and Also Abdominal Belts wired for electric stove. Sniall WARE'S DRUG STORE SUCCULENT PLANTS barn, small hen house. Located , ·Bu~ldin& C!lulking On blaclttop road~ near school, "on Jewett .Flower Shop bus. line. Can give !mmc!llatc pos·. General. Painting Contractor s~sston. Four miles north Of MO.·· Brush and Method Flowerphone ·21231 son on Okemos road. Elmer ·C. ~pray . MASON Brown: 30w4p . ' . . - --.,.--- --· _.,..____ ...... _,, ...... tit- ·.. Classified ·.~·r 0. P.A. RELEASE of Rationed, Leather Shoes FROM A~gust 17 to October 13 Wo1nen's Leather Shoes I~nug-wf'aring st~'ln~ 111' gaha1'(1int' und lualhcrs, l"ntlw•· snlns, Sllllll' wi11• stn••l :u·~h <•nnstr1U•H Growing Girls' WANTED·! OXFORDS EGGS! SCHMIDT'S Any size, quantity ot• quality • FAMILY RESTAURANT MAS9N Under New Management General Brake We have just purchased from William F. Dart' the Service MOTOR REPAIR e Tia·e and tube vulcanizing e Used• tires and tube.~ fot· sale e Electric and acetylene welding Mason ·Plumbing & AJ's and Dick's Garage Corner nl' \\', Elm anti l,ansin!l· stmets Heating Co. '·• .,, :r ,, ...... ,. ' •. I ·' ' . r·";' ... , ·o:'· ., ... I '· ,' .,. ,. :' m an er.;~ or·hr'".' •d~•r \'· J .. . why successful" p ' .. \ : ·, recomrAend ·· ·· · .. ' !4% MASH CONCENTRATE· JAMES DA.RT DONALD CADY· .' ,';; /, '·.I I I , .. .;", MIIIIOU 11ronllyltll'lnn--·Ur.v, J\J•I!tlll' rr. C.:J'IIildHihnul,, mlnlnltor', Munlltl/{ lltJrvll!o Ill. llllfJII, Hundny, 1\illilllil Ill, M1•, llJ•tlll'll• tl h 11 nIt w! I I Pl'!•lu:h un "V .. ,J lJn,v," MIHtt Allwrtu J\tlnmH h1 tl1 tilnu 11 tw~ IJI'HIIII ttrdn, ltlld Mnt, flnviH will pluy "llolntl/fllirtlu," by llupld11H i "'J'hnu hrt. My Hhnphnnl," hy HllYWUI'cl 11111! "C:{(!Ill·, ' ' MatiDil Cuthollc Mi"alon. MaHn will h11 Yu 'l'hunl\fUI l'un)ll11," h.v ICof{!tl'cl, Clttll I'll )Hlld ul. lhu t:hnl'ml, IHJI'IIIJJ' .Tulrc~l·nun und lll'hllld ut ll:l!i, Wo1ttllliiiiii.IJI' l•'tdluwHhlp Vhllri'Y 1\t.J'c:utu, H11111ln.Y mo,·nillv. nl. J 11 :ar1. ul 7 ;()!I, 'J'Iw oldor 1-1"11 h-1 of IIH· .runilll' 1:· ---·- l>opurtmmrt will nfl•!rtd thu lillY nt l'lulltl ,., Chrbliun Sclcmco Sncloly lwldH IWI'V~ unt. lnlw JnmutTuW tl•'l'ltluy), JnuvlrH! MnHnn 111 Ill :110. A lcmd111l Jcltmk will ICo11 nt I hn dllll'C!h, c:uJ'Ilt•r uf Oak unci 1 lw JUJrVt!tl nt. rtnun, Mf', Cr·rdi'I.:Hhnnl• 1 Ud~ HLJ't•ui.H, IJVttl'Y Hnnduy nt. l I 11. m. ·Sundny IH'hool lt1 lltdd during lhu Hm'vim•, und II rtmnlH'I' ur Ulll }'IJ(JriK jlt'll]llu will EVERY INDIVIDUAL NEEDS INSURANCE WudncHditY uvuulnlt mtwtiiiiC nt eight ln Hltf'llll youth t•nurl!l't!!li'Pll 1wxt wm·lt. 'l'ht!,- Cl11Ldoo1' {!/cure'll Nlyltl tliiJIJtC!I", un• cludoll t.l!ul !nwnlt!H of Mnaon Buptl~>l-Ht:Y, C. A. Lawtnn, I11JH!.oJ', Vnlluwfntt n vJwutiun, Hi•VI'I't•rul J~nwlon will f';!!uru to c:undlll'!. t.hc ~1111~ tillY JWI'Yif'I:H. f'l'l:nc•hin~: IlL )lt:flfJ, :-lllll~ tiH:v rwhnol nt II :1 II, B. Y. P, U. HHV• Jcm1 nt fi:ao p, m. :unl ~~Yt:IIIIIH f'UI"Vicv lit 7 ::lfl. l'vt. l'aul Fr·inl lUWl'AJ, \\'AS'l'IG BASI\E1'S I.arge • St1uare ...... ifi2.4!J :. 6·111:. S'l'OCI\ l'O'I'S, llluc Enamel ...... ifil.:w· · ELECTRIC IRON CORDS ...... 59c • 75c GJ,ASS ROAS'J'ERS, · L11rge Size ...... :...... $3.95 S'I'OVJG 'J'OI' PADS, l4xl7 !\Ictal ami Asbestos .... 3Uc STEP LADDERS 4ft.• 5 ft. -.6ft. Robert J. Dietrich, son of Mrs. uu Blanche Ncar of Mason, has been awarded the silver star for gal Ironing Tables lantry in action against the enemy ...... :f!nd in Germany February 6, 1945. owi ~ . ... His citation reads that he "dis !.' .I ,I ' ' .. tinguished himself by gallantry In (5 action against the enemy on Feb· ruary ·6, 1915, in the vicinity of Herhahn, Germany. While hIs ~ifore you'llget "yOUr new car? unit was in a defensive position, it was suddenly altaclted by a strong enemy force. While other mem bers of the company were hastily deploying to meet the sudden thrust, Privata Dietrich, with total disregard for personal safety, ran AUTHORIZEDindustry-wide e e So, when your present ahead to an exposed posilion less m: than 30 yards from the enemy. manufacturing_ quotas in· Ford needs attention-and With an automatic weapon, he fired continuously until his ammu Perfection dicate comparatively few it will~ as it grows older- ' nilion was exhausted, and then started hurling hand grenades. You have waited a11d saved new cars will . be available let us help you keep it roll· His gallant actions disrupted the """'"·"'"'" I Oil Stoves this year. And it is expected enemy assault long enough for his for you!· G. E. kitchen of ing- a& only your Ford company to organize and success 3-Btu•ner Jllgh l'owcr that strict priority rationing Dealer knows how! We have fully repulse the savage attack. matched, labor-saving de Devotion to duty, aggressive in vices. The end of that wait- . will continue until all essen· · genuine ·Ford. ·replacement· •· itiative and il)trcpidity were re $31.00 . . ,,,,." ·, ,; ·, ,.•:, I;. flected in all of ·Private Dietrich's' .. ing period is 1~ow in sight:. ' ' tial needs are met. parts· and it'd¢quate· equip· " actions." ·! .. Pr·ivatc Dietrich was graduated Bec'ausc we ·believe that the *** · ,·ment. o-ur :nlechanic!tknow fr' Zimmerman's,' .. ' Home Service·. THUltSDA Y, AUGUST 16, l!I~B·"·, Section Two-6 Pagoo It would !Ink the h n rho r a of Ita origin to thq lllltnUfacLur·e of FOX ~'IIEATJtE "Bhol'il'l' of Lns Vegas" hend the ul' Ml', nuL! Mr·s. Bert I•'cllnii'R on 'folt~do and Chlcngo hy digging u nuu•lnc engines, a by-product .of double hill fot• 'l'lllll'sduy lmll Fri- l~i(ert mnd. wrli:OI'Way rwl'OBB western Ohio nnd trunsportullon on tho lulcoa, day. 'rhc second fcnl.lll' ,the cool fresh ai.r of freedom and honor, pecuhar that you unci your .wife of complamts regtstered ,I mg. Chapter give so!"le lllOI'e, it is the story of Lena and ,: Holt called on Mr. and Mrs. Emil • ' . . . . · . s h o u I d h a v e a son who IS so Iby Bec~use, resJclents of areas near t h e, clue, but only hcadm~sa rcadmg can gwc '· _The war lS ove1. It Is. now up to all of l~S t? end. the agon.y I heavy," said the listener to the cciunty dog pound, the county may I you the sense of the author's per- her descent from the promise of 1 Scutt Sunday night. · ",and 111 the name of humamty to help the s.uffenng nse to thetr I Lansing man, "Not at all," was build a pound in an Isolated sec-l,sonality. We think you'd like to being a fine; proud and good young 1 Mr. ami Mrs. Percy VnnSiclcle '''feet to work 'alongside us for a new world 0f peace and love. I the reply, "he has my shoulders tion. The pound was moved from I .meet her. These are some of them: woman, to a life of petty thievery 1 were reeent callers of M:, and Mrs; 0 ';· · _ _ · :and my wife's hips." Masm1 to the Walters community I "Just As!< for· It,:• "More Friends," and finally murder. · 'fhomas Bunlcet· nl Leslie. · , • i . because of complaints and now the "More for Your Time and Postag·c 1 M1·. and Mrs. A. A, Scott of, Thanks, Michigan Bell I We were almost late ,gmng to people of the Walters neighbor· i WheJ:J You Write It," "More for SOUTH AURELIUS AND I Lansing entertained Mr. and Mrs. , . . f . ]' 1 pre.ss this week. We car_r1ed out a hood insist that the pound be i Your Reading Time," "More for i Cleo Sanders Sunday in honor ot' ,. · B1g corporations are. seldom the heartless, un or- 1 ser1es of exper1ments m an at- moved. Your Money When You Enter- NORTH ONONDAGA :Mrs. Sanders' birthday annive •• ;, ee ~ng. 1 ganizations they are sometimes labelltd. Take the M1ch1gan I tempt to harness the atom. The Mason streets were thronged i tain," "More Happiness for the 1\lrs. n. 11. Fl£:1<1 sary. 1 i · Dell and the Dansville telephone situation for instance. first tasl( we worlcecltlon v.:as tof Wednesday n'ight by the crowd of/ Love You Give." 1 Mr. ancl Mrs. WeUs Cliclmm· nl' I 0 ,.' · The Dansville area was left Without. telephone' service. June metalhave anfrom atom tbe carrycellar to1e thepigs type- peop 1et attenel1'ng the school band IT'S A FREE' ' COUNTRY . · "'n e Mr· · 'and Mrs• · Wells· Clkltncr. 1. I .ansmg, · •M r. am Mr·s. A r th UJ' ', S ') f d f · · I ·, · h cancer · · .feel that many adnurcrs of Ben visited his !J10ther, Mrs. F. Click- t<'i~ld oJ' Holt and 1 Charles I·Ut!dlc '.: 30. orne 60 square m1 es o .goo .ar~mg commumty was settmg machme~. ~ome1 ow the Lloyd R. Doane, former post-( Ames W1lliams will he somewhat ncr, and s1ster, Mrs. Paul Me-' of St. Johns visited Mr. and Mm., I abandoned by the Michigan Commumcat1ons Co. beca·usc the 1harness kept sl\PP ;tg off about master, has leased space in a Ma-, disappointed as were we with his Math, and Mr. McMath of Leslie: B. H. Field sunday. 1' / • puqlic service commission would not grant a1~ increase in rates.,' ~~~f~:f~Ka~~ 1 !~ea~~a.~~.~~cj'i~ r~;au'; son st?re· and will handle a com· latest novel. lt_ is the.story of two. Satu:·flny. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hopltins en·! :: . ''-'No one ":'ante~ to· btty ahd operat~ the property. In?epe~~ a hai-ness 50 ~ri;iitotri c,~~ld: lift a" ~'c;Jhe~~~~B~ ~~~:::. been otr.!ciall~:! ~~~:~ ii;~~e flj~~t~:t;i~·ll:~~~~ ~o~W j' M1. .and Ml,s. Arthur Field ot:.:tertained .~an sing· __ guents Sunda:r;. Fdent: co!Tipames sa1d they were not mterested. -:r:he fl.elcl1s roll of. newsprmt onto ~ dolly and l~u~1 ~hed w.ith .a· pr~c~ 'tag of .~ve! it. Instead they allow emotions to •'• ·stlch that no great return can be expected. Earnmgs 111 the·: then off the dol~ and 111t pla.c~ 0 ~ h1lhon dollars. A m1mmum of ~521·ca.t·ry them away, marry in haste I 5 i' telephone as well as in the power field come from city services 1 t h c p,r e s : . .e SJ?~ tmos ~- a month has been fixed for unsldll-, and r-epent later. No, they don't 1 1,, · . . · 'iTbursday mmnmg on, a. exper ed'lahorers. The top wage fort ,epent of .marrying ·for they are •·, not from farm services. A hundred c1ty customers can be ment but finally had· to g1ve tt up. skl'l1ecl workers will be $80 per'.1 b ·t 't . th' ssity f r I l,· served w1th· the same 11umber of poles and the same amount of and 1'1ft the ro 11 o f prtn· t b.~mat · month. A maximum of 10 homs 111nhaste 1ove, which , u makes 1 Js theme nece change~ o I L wire needed for one farm customer force. We ° wul Y·j per month will he worked. I the constant need for enough to have~ad1 t 1 f~ ~: Instead of paying double the ~ate they had been paying, ~~~;~~h:;~~ ~ur ~iJic~ity i~mh~~~ h ~h~;~gh~~~Yco~~~i.s~~~ 'j;',~lf ~ ;.. : . RIBDON·TYPE DOG fOOD ·· :<;.' ;.F1riedeakes'-· Sweet Roils'· 3 COOl GllO·PUP. •s-pi.ipk;. '25c' CAMPIILL'I ~- ·TI::m1'bm1ger·land·.'Wiener ·Buns· ASPARAGUS SOUP un g•l.m 53~' ... ANN PAG.I Cookies MARVEL . .. .·· CHILl SAUCE •·••· boltlo. ptnl 20c Sandwich Bread 26'A·••· 1"11 12o Summortlmo II Sondwlohtlmol JANE PARKER- li01\1E SO~IE Ol~ OtJit Hieh ccist arid Harclty of wlro 11 , •r,\1\1" 4101 no•pnibfom , , , with PARMAK DDRIJtS' ' HOME·l\IADE ICE CREAM rou con triplt rour lance with. .. wi;, on hand. Praduu mort with lui time, lobor,'·COit, Guorant11d 1nd lipproYtd. lm• • · medilt1 dtliv~ry. Sto u1 todcar. : 'I --- - I 1 M1•, and MI'H. Mnrtln SlrobtJI NORTHEAST ALAIEDON Mrh, n~ 1111 ;1 • NlllH<>Il jllnrl Mr• 11nd Mr'H. Delbert Oentne1 IHI'R Olydll Wndll Bnum haa been lrnnMorro!l to lho r Legal Notice r , ...... 1 ftlHI Bnn nr Lanalng were Sund1ty • !In~tlnga Unltoll Btethron cl\urol1, _ _ - t Mr, Jln 1-louae ,1 . tllng, l!y wore former l'CRIClcnts of lhls ' Mr and Mrs Gus Sac!( of De-~ neighborhood, hut now live on , , M1•, nnd Mrft. Charles Slrtfford t It' t 1,, 'iu ' llh M, Lyons avenue In Lansmg, 1 1f!pent Sunday with M1·s John Sec!- ro spen r ny w I. nne1 hoff ol' White Oalr. ' Mrs. Ch1rrles Stafford. Mr Powell from Mldlruul spent Mrs, Otto fPorcman has been lll several days dlll'lng tllfl past weelt the past weelt, visiting his son, M .J, Powell, and Mr. RIH! Mr,g, Howard Herrick of Mrs, Powell. Stoclthrlctgc cnllccl on Mrs. Lucy Mfss Norrnu Lamb left Ho.•rrlclt Sunday, r!ay for Sun Francisco ColleTs at the Homer Nelson friends, Home the past week were Mr and p t I M M t to·' A Mrs Carl Nelson and l'amlly Mr v . I'V 1ng c ann s at u u• Wolverine 8 rmci ·M1 A lbe;'l Nelson, Mrs. 'viva !fLtst 8 tor B'm·t ~!ley, K1msas, for Robinson and scm, Mr. and Mrs. urmy service. 'l Ills tt r e-cllstr~bu· ''NO-F~XCLUSION" Max Shaffer and family and Ray tlon center ami Pnvate MoM,mn Sqtnres of Mason. AUTO I_ ------INSURANCE Office Hours Prompt Claim Service Wee!< Days, Exccpt!ng Thursday, 'FIRE AND OVCI,ONE' IN!'! (JR. 1 to 4 P. M. ,. ANfJE FOR RUIUIJNGS A Nil Tired, Nervous CON'J'EN'I'S. 11:venlngs, Wednesday and Satin clay Only Run-down 7 to 8 P. M. This new vitamin capsule Jewett J. C. Ponton, M. D. gets amazing results, Insurance If you l'~cl wealc, n••rvonM, and run-clo11 n or have tluat ti1'£•d, llsllcss fc~llng lll'fnre flw chty is donn, you "'"' It tn yona•• Rclf to try tlw new ~UP1mBEX Agency B COl\ll'LI~X ~upsulcs. FARMS-HOUSES 'l'lwso l'llJISIIIPs nrc high·pn See CJrl Jewett tenc•y and c•nn lain flnl times tlu• Maaon"• Ludlng Insurnnce Service or Raymond ~bel dally nclult rC'quil·Pmcnt of VIta min B-1 in addition to tlw othor mmscrn:J. (J•• mwi~'r'J' Jewett Real Estate neeci(•cl fac•tors nf the B C'OffiJII(•X /ill II Notary J'uhlle that lll'lfl to build u1• your vital f>51 W. MnJlh• St. Agency Ity, strength, :ua,l vigor, Ph mm 2:H51 STJPERREX eapsules nrc easy to tal«•, "''st only a fpw c·cnls a day ll tnlu•n ac·cord ing to dil•cf'lionM, give rcsulh in a l'cw clays. NORTHWEST For sale and rcc•ommen!lcd by Car Bumping, Painting, Waxing STOCKBRIDGE and Glazing 1\fr~. Guerdon Usher Peters and Garn DIWGGIS'fS Farm Machinery Welded and Repaired TORCH CUTTING PHILLIPS BODY WELDING SHOP 'J'ph•phonc 8·3!JIIi OKEMOS Maddox Hi-Speed Service GENERAL AUTO REPAIR B~AKES A SPECIALTY J,UBRICA'l'ION - BATTleR¥ CHARGING - T!RJ~ RI~P!HR ( FREE SERVICE Farm Animals c·olll!cted promptly. Sunday service Phone C~lle~t to Mason 4221 B. y. Fruiri, Agt. MASON BODY WORKS New Rebuilt FORD V-8 ENGINS ·-- Donkerbrook Motor Sales Authorizecl Ford l'lnlcs unci i'iervir•e LESLIE l . Phone 2281 ·Protect.againstfire losses DISIGN FARM BUILDINGS WITH ,...... ,...... r ' · C P • d' + SWEDISI-I t C1reu1t ourt rocee tngs t 1 t Tai(CI\ from Journnl Entrlc1 of t I t the .Circuit Court + ...... + . !,+ MASSAGE • !j,1 · SWEDISH MOVEMENTS•''1'' • INFRA-RED AND ULTRA" VIOLET RAY" .I ELECTRO AND VIBRATORY. STIMULATICII~- Wm.'A .. Menkm·an CRADU~TE M~SSEUR HOURS: 202 llltUCII Dlrlg. 1:00 • li:OO Dally Lansing, llflcll, ancl by llJlpolntment l'llouo li-68611 excoJit Tlmrsclay Besldence 2·2 7110 Cr•duat•: National Coll•r• of M••••a• nnd Phy•io-The<·aa>Y.' Cbl~ DEAD AND DISABLED HORSES AND CATTLE HOGS, CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED FREE Phone DARLING'S Collect MASON 3141 Saturday, August 25 Commencin,- at 12:30 o'cloclt, wartime, sha1p, the followmg descubed propel ty • CATTLE Guernsey Cow, 7 yrs old, due October 26 Je1 sey Cow, G y1 s. old, due September 12 Guernsey Cow, 3 yrs. old, freshened May 19 FURNITURE Je1 sey and Holstem Cow, 2 yrs. old, f1 esb· ened June 26 . Roll-top Desk Holstein Cow, 3 y1 s old, f1·eshened July 19 Buffet 7 Heife1 s, 1 angm!l" fwm 2 months to 2 yeau 10x12 old Gum nsey Cow, 8 y1 s. old, milkmg HOGS Sows and Pigs POULTRY 30 Chiclccns IMPLEMENTS AND TOOLS new GEl' Rin OF HIEM 1 Use Barfin MISCELLANEOUS 85 Cement Bloclts, new DART MANUFACTURING CO. """'"'"'• •2 Sacks Fertihzer Rolla of Roofing Post•hole Dirrera CUSTOM WORK - GENERAJ, M'ACIIINE WORK Forks, Shovels, Mdk Cons, Milk Pails, Gr•in ARC AND ACE'rl'LENE WELDING Bars, etc. Large, small nnd con tt net jobs welcome For Information call nt the shop, corner of WeRt Ash &nd Parlt stveets 01 plume Mason 23481 Six ~------~ INGHAM .CQUNTY: NEW,S, MI\SOJ;II, Ml~lVGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1945 . Buo Lines Planning Navy's Floating Ice Cream Parlm· l'OIWUI'INI~ SIIOO'I'ING that tho rlepnt•tmont hop~u to dill· If It Isn't One 'rhing It's Another ConHfli'Vnlion nulhorillcH can COLII'!II!'O ind1Cict~l11lllllto JdiJinS' or Expansion Program not pruvunt. tho lrlllhlt; or pm•cu· l•'fJl'ly-twn ml.lllon tlnlliU'H will tm pormiplneH in wild laud arcaa. pines hill they hopo that the Pot•cupinoa arc not protected J1y expcmiod tJy Lim mtUon'H lnlor puhlln will go lHIHy, 'J'he annual gunw lllWH. \' 1 · · · • 1 · 1 I raterrnzntwn m Berlin Mwlugan resident~ who plan to your systc1r1, undiscovered unlJI a C.., I, ltp JOUr Car runntng 5 FOnger •, • anger; bmld .new homes whtc~ uwolve .ex- physician's examination reveal~ I';,. ·f , . . . . • has ·.~ suit~~~a~~~~~b~~h~~sa~~~~:~gggo~ a tree s eeif!list bcf t~~~~• ctcasud~~m·, I)O(lil~ to a pmntr?sistanc~ whcte the ptes-.d~- ·1 . ':.__. _'JSJINDARD OIL DEALERS' BETTER CAR , CARE · . ·· vaUng and s6readlng the ~9r~b:~t.:_ cncu of the germs w tliseernible. I • t • • • • • • ••• • • •• • • •,,, •• • 1 1,1 o o • • o 0 ,, o 1 , o 1 1 110 0 0 1,1 , 111 • 1111 • 1 ••• •.~ 111 ••••• I. lli~~lillieyv~ooedw~h~ A ~yffic~ ~ook~p oooo M·~===~======~======,======~~=====~ retainThe thecommon trees. practice· of using precaution,twice a year 'rois ncf;lccta very sensiblesuclt a ~----.------__;------basement dirt to level irregular safeguard to health is to expose places on the lawn site may cause not only yout'.9clf but those with injury, and eventually the death of wh.om you come in contact, should .·.1 , Dresselthe established of the Michigantrees, says Slate Karl col- H. theyou germs.be the unconscious carrier of ' . AN IMp 0 RTA NT ME 55 AGE lege forostt·y department. The Wh~n medicine is needed yow: .' .. /'. ,, ~ .. . reason for the injury is that na- doctor's pt·escriplion must be filled - 11 ture has placed the roots of a tree with drugs pure, fresh m1d of the ;'/\·~·: ...' .. - ~ - ...... at a point where there is the nceued potency. ,,. 'ji'FO · · R WA T N.G prppe.r balance .between ail: and . '!'hi" ;,. I lith or a ""'.;"'' or Editor·-.·.·:·':;1: /.l; • watct.,. The plaClng of nddihonal 1nl advcl'l•ocmt•nLH.li•·· appuarin~ in this JlH· .,_, R TH 0 S· E WH 0 A E.. 1· - . · dirt over the tree roots distm·bs J~>o•· cuch 'l'hlllx fe~y hiritig a tree specialist at the .. , .. "m...~·F.- .-- p.. same lime the contractor is en- /'I .... --R... _ -.... T...E.l_E ..... HONE-S gaged, the tree man is able to work out plans that may save the •---...0 I lives of valuable trees. 1'11e ban has .been( lifted. The Berlin fraulcins arc no longer out of Even. though trees survive build· bou~1ds fot· Amcrtean G.I.s. Here G.I. ancl fmulein couples demonstrate ing operations, m a n y die in drought years because of laclc of vartous phases ol' the art of fraternization in a .Bet• lin parlt. It wasn't so WtTH the war in Europe over, many people assume that there long ago .when even a "hello" cost tlJC friendly G.I. n $64 fine, and the available moisture. During such G.l.'s athludc was Illaizti;y, "Go away, girls, you bother me.'' times, soaldng· the ground with is nn1plc telephone equipment to !ill ~ivilil!ll !J!:ders. 'j{e :wislt. . ; water and, in extreme cases, using thlit.were t.1·uc, h. ut. •.. •. · .. .._ ...... · ... --··--· ... _ ' a mulch are advisable, Dressel l.(tl;JI/.,~,\1)'.'','1)-:t)'j))l)~}l/i ;r,,'/.~.J· d1,l.~Jl£;_~~:-~!)~ll(tJI•:t~ul \.. _ Suits, Sweaters ·Buddies ·---~~ Choic~ Beef Needs says. Tho Important thing to remem ) _ The factories tliat l)uild tclcpli'one instruments and make .. Grain Supplement ber in watering trees is to be pa 'Wire and cable still arc working practically full time on l~e Shoes tient nnd give the tree plenty of :: G r a in feeding to .supplement water. Let. the water run into the communication needs of our fighter5 in the Pacific.. 1 i);,.:;,:, C. . 1_, ALL SIZES pasture is almost a necessity in ground slowly and for a SAYS: the Jll'oduction of choice beef, says able period of time. To check on 1 Even alter we begin to receive tlie materials and equlpmcn( G. A. Branaman of the Michigan the depth to which water has pen Wilen you buy n lile im.ur State college animal husbandry etrated, Dressel suggests thnt nncc policy it.will JH"otcc't your ·we need, it may tako as long as two year!! J:!efo~e ~elepho_ues .c:an department. . . , small hole be dug, Most of the fnmily in ~~:usa of your prcma· tnrc d~ath. ~c installed generally :without delay. ((•~:7?,\;:;::::.:_~~~~;l,.~);i)JJ~~i\ . 'USJ~ OUR I<'armers who may hesitata to tree roots arc in nn urea from 8 to . CONVENmN'J' feed grain as long as they ha'!c 12 Inches' belciw the'· surface, and ' wc will have to construct diousa~ds o'£ miles of wire and ample pasture, bccnus·e a{[·olhe the· water must reach this area if ; J,AYAWAY added cost, will be intcreste'd· lri It Is• to •benefit th~ tree; In •watei·: caMe. Scores o£ central offices will have to he 'built er en• · · . ing,. begin··ahout 5.· ,,or more·fcet the results of a feeding e_xperimel)~ frqm"the tip of the brunches. :add larged. Switchboards will have to bc·a~sehiUI~a·and connected l· .. ·~~ ' PLANi •· i: 11 ;,, 1 t colleg·e. 'J'hesc sub, to.w, the, trun!t,. Remem'- stnnt1ateth~ Brannman's:recommrm'.!;c~ults wa~lt a~ds,• · ,. into the system, requiring billions of :hand-~o.ldered conncetiom. elation, · . . . · .. be.t. tllat, .a :l.arge-slzcd shade tree ;. J\.11 o£ this is slow, painstaking :workthat ean~~·J:J{sp~ded.up Several lots of steers on l~g· ume' :O!J •\' h()t,d~y .may giy,e ,Offiilto the au; .. ~hrolfgh.,tts ,leaves, mor~ th!ln · by production.Jine mctltods. , ; ~r<-r.:7• .,.,·,.',• ... '!? • . :·.. .. ;·. ... pasture have been g·ivcn about 12 lQO gallons pf'lva~er~. •. ,· ' . , . 1 'r''llh1~• hi ,.. · •• · ·'f r. '~:"'-, pouncls of grain per head, and ,are I • now gaining as much as 3 pounds · PROTEC'l"AGAJNS'l' FLlES In the Arst nve post·war ·y:~~~~:- Mlcliisau' Bell pl~¥1B , a . f ' per steer each day.. Other steers Pieces 'cir bui~iap'hurlg 'act·oss· '$120,000,000 expansi(nt. ,an{!: impr?V~~l!llf ~~gr~!P' W~:if.i ~~~~ Wo~<:· in, the same experiment which are entrance' to' the: milldng shed'help' not receiving grain arc gaining to brush off"flles ·as the cows en ..enable usto supply. serVIce anywhere, at an'l yme::~Wft~ ord·· "s~'f1 .,·aeck.with only Donald Crisp, Peter Lawford, Nigel Bruce and Juno Coole, Jr., Ralph Lewis, Eduardo try having t II em dry·!llc!Lned. MrH. L. P. WlliiamH Mnson Phono 742l CIC!Ltting 1111d preHHhlg will often Locl!harl rtrc the leading human players in the film. Ciltnnclli and Marc Lawrence. Contlououa Saturday nnd Sunrl"y rrorn 3 P. M. · The story begins with Dillinger's remove dirt and ln·lghten· fabric~ Mr. und Mrs. Herman Schray Adm!sr~ion- 12c nml 30c- 'fax Included first crime and imprisonment, and to the extent of maldng 11 gar· were Sunday guests at the George Evening Shows Sllll't ut 7 P. M. men!. Hurvic•mble for monthH lo Wieland home at Dewitt, DANSVILLE NEWS ITEMS progresses with mounting excite eornc. ment through jail brealcs, bank Miss Mercedes Carlson of St. robberies, a headlong escape from Paul, Minn., Is lhe guest of Miss Jl"lcu Yunnlo( officers at a hideout in the Wis- 'l'hill'H
ig event with ]ensign Chat•les he( eo~11m1sswn ·and head of the boolcs seem as pleasantly digest·: "strong in every race. And the same signs point the same way, Lay. WPA m the county,,.ha~ recom- !hie as the things she advocates 1 · , · f II 0 f ' · mended to the supen !SOlS that a for one to do. There was the boo!( .:.to mans great clestmy for all o us, regarc ess our race or I A stocky Lansing man was in county unit be established for re- entitled, "The Woman You Want"1 .. color. . Mason the other clay talking about lief. to Be," which intrigued us all. I We J , The war is over. No longer do men have to grope tn ter- his son. The falhe; weig~s about 'Mrs. Sadie Poxson Bateman has trl.ed to buy it, b,ut .~ound it out. or . .. xor. No longer do they have to flee to bomb shelter.s when a i 180 and 1s five Jo?t, mne. The offered a tract of abot!t 25 acres 1n pnnt.) Now 1t s ~ow to L1ve, 1 . 1 · h d M . 11 1 t 0 f th 'mother ts not tall, e1ther. The boy the Everett commun1ty to the Beyond Your Means. ' Sounds as i ,.pane motor IS . ear · en ev~IYW ere can craw ou e I though, is six feet higl:! and weighs c 0 unl'y for pari< purposes. The though sbc advises indebtedness, 1 ·shcl~r~~nwng~eom~ilie~ngks,canclamb~om~ilie!24~B~a~e~h~w~ghlhewu ~mel~ wp~v~orn hu cJ~a~dihmill~emnMis~w~gctlliel -~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- ;muck and mire and stand up to breathe deeply and fearlessly of J! turned down hy the army. "I~'s acceptance. . . !!mist out of whatever you are do------~-- ·------MAtt.: hor e ) · d f 1 "· Tl · h ~) . ' four or fh•e yearN while the -Detroit s : my nng om a te w1 1 wm the , Pr.npo!lell l'rol>lemattcal r 1 d • M ·Name ...... •...... ~ ...... ~ ...... ; .. ~ ...... o~ tors~. me~ w ~ w 0 THIS: ' ' '. ' . ~wars Will be the ones who can discuss· atoms, .protons, electrons, I Fair board, overcom.es -the OPIIO!II· COUPON . j'!-2.35, U-238, so'lar energy, ions, isotopes;'molecu)es, neutro11 s,J tlon of Maleillm .OIIIlJ'-Y· They ca11 ! Address ...... :...... ·.... ,, ...... ····-...... h1 ., ,, .: tlSstons ·a11d cyclotrons. . · .go ont the htghliiRI eonnty fair ~ .. I . ' '· '· ' · · · Th e d ays o f b'Ig arm1es·· and naval' armadas · are over, · or. j 311Y 41Ry ' • or nirht• .. thiN. week.· County I I I •••.••. I,~~·~.··· I, u: .... ·...... ,·~· .... :. .. ;. ·.... ·~··.. ~··~···· ...... ~.". voaal•· 1 be over as soon the policing is completed. The Membet;s. of county 1 ~s post·w~r ,th~ lng~aru .,.,.:,,.. ., •• attack :forer.s will ·be .a :few ·saentists 'li"' make ..... e ,... _,b fair hoard . don t dwell 111 the past Township ...... ~action ' .. • . . . . . ~ . "" ,.,.,... I, .a or pnt. off uatn some dim, ...... ~······,····· 11c1enttsts to ~a~ .the Jet pla.nes or toucll off the rockets. distant ·date. go ahead wi~h now ·there IS no defense·for .tJ!le 'atomic .bomb and .there wltat That's why ;·!·:1niJ.,JI·ttJieneed for in:Vasion force& to attac·k .the ·at'iendeu. n the }he weelt. iliJJOI'Irlbs .~re aCClJrately dropped there \ytil bC rto~.¥'f~ders. n ~~.'~:: • • ' , , • r ' ' , l J •. ; J tl '·· , , , r · · , , ·. INGHAM COUNTY NEWS,· MASON, MICHIGAN, 'fHURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1941) ThrcG " ...L ... L ... I... A .... M ...... ~.~~··.· ··"N'"'.. "'"'"'"'"f M orww wInc g·tu·. u wua al Hll ._...... L ...... T ...... , w...... HOLT LEGION POST ~EEI(S BUILDING FUND will h!HII.on l.illl rll•y!ng" lry l'liilently rlriorl, tlw grnl11H will ba ...... 1 ".. l.lw li2ml werl