Tbe twenty>tbird annual Older Boys' Conference took place at Lansing, last R0LLIN60FSTEELBE6tNS Friday to Sunday. November 21 under tbe direction of tbe Y. There were at this time twenty-•enty-three \ | ______BI6 FORD PUNT BDch conferences in North America, of which the one at Lansing was the Rolling of steel has be^nm in tbe new Plymouth citlzeuK were grieved to big steel mill of tbe Ford Motor Com largest consisting of over 2,600 boys, hear of the death of John E. WUcox, a pany at the River Rouge plant. • who came from all over the state to former well known ritizen of Plyia- attend the conference. The purpose The first billets drawn from the far- ourli. which re galled from fatal in- of such a meeting is to make stronger nace were sent throigh the rollers jurlew. wliloh he received when be was and emerged in steel bars, destined to lilt hy an vlectric (ralu in Venice, and better boys, not only physically, BLACK AND WHITE PLATES FOR bat morally and spiritually. ln>come re a r ax le sh a fts fo r F o rd cars. California, where be resided, 00 W ed NEW YEAR READY FOR ISSUE. Upon arrlring, each delegate went These billets are apprsxlmately four nesday afteruoon. November 26th. to the Chamber of Commerce, where be Inches square by fourteen Inches In Mr. Wil(x>x resided In P ly m o u th fo r a got his bouse assignment, as everybody length when they emerge from the fur- The new 1P20 automobile license number of years following Ills removal was entertained at some private home riHce n t nround 1(KK) degrees fahren- plates Went ou sale Tuesday. The here from his farm In Livonia town in Lansing. General ^sions were heit. Ky the time rolling Is completed plates are to lie sold under tbe same ship. A few years ago, be moved to 0 held in Pruddeo aodltorinm. Friday they have been converted into steel system that has been in use for the Idaho, where be resided for (Mveral afternoon and evening. Saturday fore nifls slightly mure than an inch in last few years. It being a requirement years l>efore removing to Calffonda. noon and evening. Sunday morning, diameter and approximately 160 feet
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ITBMT Two Shows PEMffiMNMiEITHi1 1 IS WHERE YOU ALWAYS SEE A GOOD SHOW 4 A Dandng Party will be given by the Saturday, December 5 Sunday and Monday Wednesday and Thursday December 6 imd 7 December 9 and 10 Fellowship Chapter De Molay Norma Shearer —AT THE— ----- ^a n d — Lester Levy’s Amateurs Lew Cody Lillian and Dorothy Gish Pennimain Allen Auditorium ----- IN----- FEATURE PICTURE >' Plymouth, Mich. -----IN— JACK MULHALL AND “A Slave of Fashion” HELEN FERGUSON | “Romola” -----IN----- Eventag December 4th How a railroad wreck changed a girl’s life and identity. Music hy Patterson’s Orchestra Love, hate, comedy, drama, thrills, ro- “Wild West” This picture was produced on the famous 101 Ranch, mance. Six months in the making in Flor- witli Miller Bros.’ Wild West show. COMEDY—“A Goofy Gob” ence, Italy. NEWS REEL and HODGE PODGE AESOP’S FABLES 1| 1 1 MORE MILK LOCAL NEWS OBITUARY THE PLYMOUTH MAIL Mrs. Edith E. McCarthy, daughter Bert Glddlngs was in Flint on busi Your References Owner. F. W. SAMSBN of the late Isiah Gleason, was bom in L. B. Samsen. Editor and Publisher ness, Tuesday and .Wednesday. Plymouth, Michigan, in 1861, and I f E q u a l O u r s — Miss Lillian Lancaster visited at the passed away November 24,1925, at her the home of her brother in Detroit, last home, 801 Starkweather avenue. Mrs. Entered at the postolDce at Plym S unday. McCarthy’s husband. Joseph McCarthy, outh as second cIe m m atter. passed aw ay in 188C. T he deceased is FROM MILKERS! Mrs. M. E. Bird and son, son, Emil, survived by one brother, Marshall Y ou A r e visited Charles Brower and family at Subscription Prke > $1.50 per year Gleason, of this village. Funeral ser Romulus, Sunday afternoon. vices were held from her late home Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hull and fam last Friday morning at ten o’clock. T h e M an HOW TIMES CHANGE ily are moving this week into their Interment in Riverside cemetery. Already the “feel of Christmas" is new home in Palmer Acres. getting in the air, and each day now THAT’S SURE W e W ant Mrs. George E. Rick of Deckerville, will find It growing stronger. Even Mich., spent Sunday and Monday at LIBRARY NOTES to reprcMUt I«oeia G. Pahner bayina and teUmg LJbNO though it may not hold the joy for the home of William Glympse. CONTRACTS. MORTGAGBS. BUILDING WVEST- some of our older citizens that It held Glorious Apollo—Barrington. “In MBNTS, VACANT LAND INVB8THBNT8 — «H Detroit in the days of their yonth, we are safe Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnston of this ‘novelized’ biography, Lord Byron property. In saying that not one man or woman Tpsllantl, visited Mr. and Mrs. shown with all his capriciousness, FEED MILKERS READY RA't Y4>m Reqmremtnia 4 )N i Our RapmtaUon ^ in Plymouth would vote to abolish it. Charles Cooper, Tuesday evening. hypocrisy, and irresistible charm over 14 ycsra eritface t a'doU ar . Age 2S to 4 0 ...... P re We like to think back to Christmas women, to have been one of the most ferably married...... ref Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bauman and o i loa to a cliAt...... erences beyond question seasons gone by, and especially to com family were dinner guests of Mr. and romantic, if the most vicious, charac Toacbed for by fire of from local banker, busi pare the customs of celebrating it then Mrs. A. B. Schroder on Thanksgiving ters of all time. Miss Barrington ad 22 PER CENT PROTEIN ness or professional men with customs of the present day. heres closely to fact in her story, Detroit’s leadisg banks...... alert, confident, Day...... erigmators of the Time was when it was not considered coloring it with imagination only when persist A t ...... m m ing at Mr. ami Mrs. Frank Kotcher and present possibly $250 a good form for a young man to give she can do so discreetly.” Palmer Plan, a tried, test son, Lyle, and Miss Alice Bloomeric m A th bat cai>able of in his l)est girl articles of wearing ap-' Prairie Fires—Beers—“The story of ed and sciAtific plan creasing this to $1500 ■ of Detroit, called on Mr. and Mrs. COWS LIKE IT pare!. It indicatefl that her people Germain-Scaodinavian community In applied to real estate that month m the right field.. Charles Cooper, Sunday afternoon. ^otects investors and ...... anxious to make this were neglecting to clothe her. His the wheat district of North Dakota, ntees their invest- Ua life work if accepted gift had to be an album, a toilet set Harley Wolfrom. who is attending and their struggles against evil influ ...... eamAtness will or something along that line. Today the Lutheran Seminar}' at Saginaw, ences which finally culminate in tbe n ts ...... Assets over comt more than Apcri- $2,000,000. A c e . Christmas giving Is on a more sensi siK’nt his Thanksgiving vacation with organization of tbe non-partisan Eckles & Goldsmith ble basis, and gifts of service, gifts ids parents, Mr. and Mrs. Riley Wol league. The author shows unusual AFTER yon have invAt^ated our rAord u d j o u appre OFFICE AND YARDS A ciate the OPPORTUNITY we presAt to the RIGHT HAN the recipient can get .some good out of from of Livonia. familiarity with the rural mind and Phone 27 Holbrook Aye. & P. M. R R. make applicatiA by mail to State District SalA Manager. are the most appropriate. Today, too, Miss Ida Vie I,endrum, who was conditions although she is less suc people buy more for the home than w ith D r. an d Mr.s. F . A. L endrum a t cessful with the character of the LOUIS G. PALMER CO. formerly. An odd chair, a new rug, the Methodist parsonage during recent young daughter of the prairie whose dishes or silverware, labor-saving de 958 Penobscot Bldg. Detroit, Mich. days, left last Saturday for her home romancings and marriage form the vices for the house or even new in Wilkes-Barre, Pu. slender love plot.” fangled cooking utensils are favorite Tbe Smiths—Fatrbands. “This gifts now. Instead of pictures and gew The contractors for the new Bell stoiT of self-made Peter Smith, his V gaws that did not possess comfort or Telephone Co. building have com charming wife, Ann, tbelr children and We Are Headquarters for— lighten the household burdens. menced the work of excavating for grandchildren, present life in growing O Give a woman something serviceable the basement of the new building, Chicago, from the early sixties to pres to wear or something she can use in which is to be erected on Ann Arbor ent times with a fresh and vivid her home and you are gladdening her street. touch.” Electric Light Sets heart. Give a man something for his The following people of the L. Y. Spendthrift—Titus. “Story of a Plymouth Memonal Co. auto, or something he can wear, besides P. S. of Livonia, attended the bunco sailor's struggle to prove bis innocence neckties, and yon will win his thanks. party given by tbe L. Y. P. S. of of the crime for which he has been for Human nature hasn’t changed, even Wayne, last Friday evening: William falsely imprisoned. Life on the Great Main St., Plymouth, Mich. if Christmas has. It is only in recent and Elsie Staman, Clarence Pankow, Lakes depicting its constant fascina years that we have learned human Carl, Walter and Esther Ash and Ina tion and its hazards, forms the back Christmas Tree Decoration nature craves, something serviceable. W olfrom . ground of this well-told tale.” Former schoolmates and friends, A BRIGHTER OUTLOOK numbering eighteen, dropped in on ANNOUNCEMENT Prices—$1.75 and $2.25 YOUR TRIBUTE Great Britain has signed the peace Harley Wolfrom. at his home on the Mrs. Pauline Cobb has moved to 659 treaties drawn up at Locarno in Octo Seven Mile road, last Friday evening, Holbrook avenue, near Liberty street, OF DEVOTION ber, and which have already been and gave him a complete surprise. where she will continue Marcelling dnd signed by France. Gernwny and Italy. Shampooing, at special rates. Phone to the departed can best be ex Games and music made up the eve- 353. I t l p ELECTRICAL FDCTURES THAT pressed in one of oni simple but Italy has accepted tthe debt-funding Ing's entertainment, after which terms of the United States, and will Impressive menuniAts. We can dainty refreshments were served by WILL PLEASE YOU pay this country in full all that she the hostess. supply one In pure white or c ^ owes her. The first twelve months CHRISTMAS CAROS Mrs. Julia Goodale returned home ored marble, fiftlsbed, carved and of the Dawes plan have passed, and Sunday. November 22, after spending lettered In any style you may Germany has kept every provision of The Mail is prepared to fur two weeks with her niece and husband, it, and has paid to tbe various allied nish its friends and patrons with a fine prefer. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Larson, of assortment of Christmas Cards, selec nations more than the billion gold Owosso, and also visited her sister-in- tions to be made from a la ^ sample marks demanded of her. So alto book. Come In early and look them law, Mrs. Carey Chase, at Vernon, RHEINER ELEURIC gether the skies across the sea are over and make your selections, so you Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon brighter than they have been at any may get what you want before stocks Phones—Store 126-F2; Residence 311‘
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THE PLYMOUTH MAH^ FRH)AT, DECEMBER 4, 1925
CHE.RRT h IijTj and Mr. and Mra. George Onunm and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bordlne enter family were Sunday caUera at MUo tained several rdatlves from Plym Corwin’s. ' outh, on ^Hiankmiving day- Mrs. Snsan Corwin and Hattie called on Mrs. Elmer Sears, Sunday after WHAT TO GIVE Mr. and Mrs. James Bnrrell and noon. Your Wwd Is Good family spent Thanksgiving with Mr. Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Trowbridge -and how to save! and Mrs. Bay B <^rt of Lansing. spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Don’t do any worrying over the Christmas present you e^iect to Edward/ Minehart and daughters Bussell Trowbridge of Superior. give your Husband, your Brother or a Special Friend. If be drives an Three icches between the eyes count more than were guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Hie Children’s Sewing Class met auto your worry stops the moment yon enter our door. Minehart for Thanksgiving. three feet across the shoulders. Hard work . with Tera WUkle, Wednesday evening. ANYTHING HE CAN USE ON HIS CAR MAKES gets you nowhere—saving “cuts the big flgore." Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hamilton and Several of the ladies attended the A broad back may earn dollars but it takes a family of Detroit, were gnesta of Mr. nutrition class at the home of Mrs. AN ACCEPTABLE GIFT—AND WE broad forehead to save them. Christmas dol and Mrs. Milo Corwin over Thanks Louise Hutton, Tuesday. HAVE MANY OF THEM. lars go farther at this stored giving. The Nankin Farmers’ Club met with You don't even have to pay cash for It—and you need not take It L. C. Kelly and B. D. Kelly are ex Mr. and Mrs. Will Hauk, Tuesday eve now unless you wish. Make a little down-payment on it and we will hibiting cattle and sheep at the Inter ning. wrap it up. lay It aside and have it for ysu the moment yon want it. national Stock show held at Chicago, Fred Fischer visited school Tuesday We have a Big Stock from which to select—we can suggest many A Perfect Diamond things, but none nicer than th is week. m orning. Thd Gift of Thrift Mr. and Mrs. George Gill and The Parent-Teacher meeting will be K eeps T on Charles, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gill and held Monday, at the school house. HAVE IT LAID AWAY **Jahnny on the Donald, were dinner guests of Mr. and Betty Pooler is very ill with pneu Mrs. Carl Truesdell, Sheldon, Thanks m onia. Electric Windshield Wiper Spot Lights SMART giving day. Cigar Lighter for Dash Extra Bnlbs I: NEW Mr. and Mrs. Bert Towns and chil Motometers Chains Flashlight GRANGE NOTES POCKET WRIST dren of Dearborn, and Miss Florence Radio Mirrors Extra Tire Shuart of Ypsllanti. were guests of Batteries Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shuart Thanksgiv The next regular Grange meeting WATCH will l>c an afternoon meeting, on Thurs WATCH ing day. d ay. D ecem ber 17. LET AUTO ACCESSORIES SOLVE YOUR XMAS $10.50 to $50.00 Mrs. Carl Lewis and children of PROBLEM AS fT IS DOING ALL OVER $25, $35 and $50 Bushton, called on Mrs. George Gill, The Lilly Club will hold a bake sale at the Gas Office, this week Saturday, THE UNITED STATES. Goes with a greeting that F rid ay . at 2:00 p. m. Movement of merit insures rings with sincerity. Mrs. James Zimes and children spent $25, $50 and $75 Guaranteed movement in unfailing accuracy—give it Saturday and Sunday with her mother to brother when be comes guaranteed for flawless quality nod greatest a hand etched flUed white In Detroit. ' NOTICE home for his holiday visit. value. Solid White Gold mounting. gold case. The Plymouth Auto Supply Co. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bordine and J will not be responsible after this RIISSELL DETTLING, Proprietor date for any debts contracted by my family spent Monday in Detroit. 834 P ennim an .4ve. SoUd SUver Solid SUver wife. Myrtle. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Northrop and W . C. S toats. COMPACT CUFF LINKS children, Harry Northrop of Plymouth, Plymouth, Dec. 4, 1925.
BIG VALUE Very Special Christmas Gifts in the New York Manner $4.50 $1.50, $2.00, $2.50
8 DAY “ H e re ’s $8.00 $8.00 ‘ Crescent- T h is Mantel Clock C rescent- PEARLS Trustworthy-*-that’s the WhoLt rd Like Filler under word—and mighty good to Strands of all Lengths the thumb iden look at. Mellow gong tifies the most perfect, Pearls add to a woman’s strikes hours and half convenient and satisfac hours. Biggest value in tory fountain pen made— charm and show proper taste in dressing—^ven town. For ChristmaLS—” your nioiber-in-law will CONKLIN’S like them . Self-Filling Pen “Mother, did you see those On a fountain pea it in We also carr}- a laige line nice warm Pajamas in Shingle- sures what “ Sterling” of Cut Glass, Fancy China does on silver. The and Colored Glassware, ton’s window, this week. Say, Conklin is different from Books. Christmas Cards, “If any of my female relatives all other fountain pens— and better. Call and see. Kodaks and Supplies. $8.50, $10.00, $12.00 happen to see this, I hope they read you know if I had a couple pair r it.” ■ of those I wouldn’t mind going to bed a little bit early.” C. G. DRAPER “My last year’s Christmas gifts 290 Main St. Jeweler and Optometrist were all sunk away in the bottom -( of my dresser drawer. This year sembllng the cabinet, special care la **HoUywoo THE PLYMOUTH MAIU, FRIDAY, DECEMBER-4, 1925 X. 1 JOHN L. CRANDALL. Attorney AUCTION AUCTION f . PlyuKUitii, Miehifao CHANCERY NOTICE HUNiaPAL HARBY C. ROBINSON. Aoetloneer HARRY C. ROBINSON. Auctioneer No. K ?i5^ Phone 7. PlTtnoutb . , Phone 7, P ^ n o o th STATE OP MICHtOAHr^e Cir- NOTES onit court for the, ^ Wayne. L i s t e n in The farm having )>een 8oId,«J have H aviug de<-ided to q u it fa n n in g . I In Chancery. - ? \ will sell at pnh{ic auction on the decided to quit farming, and will sell Charles A. Fisher, plalnttif. rs. Ell premises known as the Will Pankow at public auction on the farm known C. Matthews. John Dtekeraoo. Earl as the McLaren farm, located 3^ farm . locate<] V4 uiBe east of Newburg, Qoisington. Peter Frallck. Elam P.. It is abimi as hard to find real miles west of Pl.rmontb on Peonunan 1 mile west of Wayne road, on Ann Warner, Isaac B. Merritt. B. 8. D ur- on Oakland Ownedrs errors in the W4»rk of the cslitor of this arennc. 2 miU>s east King Joe comers, Arbor road. 3 miles ea.st of Plymouth. fee. whose first name Is unknows. William Starkweather. A. M. Hurd ]iai>er as it is to get anything on a and Company, William C. King, bank, but we had a chance to crow last know now why Oakland is “My new Oakland Six omt-pa* William C. King, George B. Martin, week, when he accidentally left out winning and holding good wilL’* forms even costly cars.** Tuesday, Dec. 8, ’25 Friday, Dec. 11, ’25 Thomas Briggs, and Charles .H. Ben the name of ohe of our recent village Commettriog at 12:30 Sharp nett. or their unknown heirs, d^lsees, legatees and assigns, defendant [■residents from the published list. never seen its ctfual for —, ,....— ! marvel at the cat^ Coniinenriac at I0::i0 Sharp' The editor is to l»e cougratulatetl that all-around economy. '* HORSES ORDER FOR PUBLICATIOl nimblemess in traffic.** AT A SESSION OF SAID CODB’ . :Ch slij»s are so niro. [ Team Straw Roan.s. wt. 2800 lbs. HORSES Held at the Court Room thereof in Tributes such as these are pouring in by thousands from Set Double Harness the City of Detroit, said County and 1 Bay Mare. 10 yrs. old. wt. 1200 new Oakland Six owners. These owders are not mer^y CATTLE State on the 16th day of October, A. The I»etroit Edison Company is in 1 Bay Horse. 12 yrs. old. wt. 1500 D. 1925. stalling our truffie lights. One is al-^ O akland fr ie n d s ^ they are Oakland f a n s — as enthusiastic 1 Bay Horse. 12-yrs. old. wt. 1400 i_New Milch Cow, 21 yrs. old. PRESENT: The Hon. JOSEPH A. rea i i i i a i d f e Warm in Zero Weather How often have your fingers ached with the cold—in spite of heaviest gloves. The gloves were to blame, not or faulty blood circulation. For driving gloves do not have to be bulky for warmth, if made right Here is a glove made from imported cape leather, that is warm in any weather—yet smart as any street glove. Com Cap pletely lined with pure lamb’s wool (warmer than any fur). The finger seams are sewed a special way to prevent cramp ing while you drive, and the fingers are cut a fraction larger Suggestions throughout for better circulation. Makes a gift that will please Him. He may" come in after Christmas and select the Hat he prefers in a size that Just ask to see will fit him. for Men’s Gifts THE ■ ARIS-roCRAT t - * - HATS $4.50 TO $6.00 CAPS $1.50 TO $3.00 $ 6 .0 0 Bags Neckwear Gift The Kind That ^He and Will Wear After Christmas Su^t Cases Hosiery A GENTLEMAN Substantially built B ap that will with is known by the clothes he wears Fine heavy silk, in plain and mixed colors—all wool —no doubt of that. While our Smart novelty patterns and col stand the hardest clothes can never make a gentle ors—the very newest ideas from knocks of traveling Hosiery in patterns and solid colors. In other words plenty man as such, they do help a lot the country’s foremost manufac yet always look of styles and colors from which to choose the Hosiery you in making him appear as one. good. wish to give. They have such style, fit, finish turers. and splendid value. 75c TO $1.50 $lfl0 TO $16.00 75c to $1.50 $25.00 TO $42.50 I Here Are Some Dandy Bath Robes Shirts—New Patterns An article that but few men will buy for Decidedly the most attractive lot of themselves, yet one that is worn almost Shirts we have ever shown—and now they Green Jolliffe daily until it is thread-bare. are just in time for gift selection. Successors to A. H. DIBBLE & SON $10.00 TO $12.75 $2.00 to $5.00 geography, and the fifth grade are ,WATERFORD Picked Up Abont Town SCHOOL NOTKS studying fractious in arithmetic. .Mr. am! Mrs. Dcnnie and family The Pareut-Teuclier Assuvlatiou will were Thanksgiving guests of relatives hold a meeting on Tuesday. December Now they’re foacliiug many at Highland Park. tilings in sch / iiiiik A i HP w. .m m THE PLYMOUTH MAIL, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4,1925 M.S.G.T0 FARM RADIO SCHOOL FIVE COURSES ANNOUNCED FOR If you die tonight— SERIES PROM WEAR BEGIN Join Today NING ON JANUARY 11. Five separate courses, each having Your LIFE INSURANCE would be paid its own night of the week, will be in cluded in the farm radio school, which first of all your investments. Is to be broadcast from the Michigan State College, station WEAR, begin- niag on Monday, January 11. That is OUR obligation to your beneficiary. The school will run for twelve weeks, or throughout the months of best radio reception. Experience of the college radio school a year ago showed that farmers, as a rule, are too busy See Us About A Peoria Life nith spring work after about April 1 to listen regularly to radio courses. Enjoy Next This fact, together with the better Insurance Poiicy Today. reception conditions of the winter Cl months, caused authorities at M. S. C. to book the school earlier this year. The plan of the courses will be dif ferent from that of tlie first school last spring. Instead of devoting one o r tw o w eeks to eacrh subject, in d iv id Christinas ual courses will run through the en tire twelve weeks, one night each WILLIAM WOOD week being alloted to each. This plan, it is felt, will better serve tbe needs Phone 3 INSURANCE Huston BIk. of Imth listeners and broadcasters. Subject matter for the five courses Every day we are adding many new members to our Christmas Sav and their nights will be as follows: ings Club—and almost all of our old members are starting in the new Hom e econom ics, M o n d ay s; HTilmnl husbandry, poultry and veterinary Clubs. They have found it an excellent plan to insure them extra money for Today’s Reflections medicine, Tuesdays; gardening and A Good Meal Deserves horticulture, Wednesdays; and f^rm Christmas shopping, and they have told their friends about it. If you A man cao smell with his nose, but crops, Fridays. The lectures will be if you will notice that's where a wo gin at 7:15, eastern standard time, have never investigated this successful plan, now is a splendid time to do so. man shines. and continue until 8 :00 o’clock. From We pay 4% Interest on all deposits made under this plan. two to four speakers will be sched Good Tea or Coffee By this time every man in Plym uled for each night. outh knows w hethe/or not the moths A radio school catalogue, coutain- enjoyed his overcoat last summer. ing detailed schedules of all lectures, the subjects to be discussed, and in The approach of Christmas reminds formation about registration, is being more than one man that about all he mailed out to hundreds who enrolled PEOPLES STATE BANK saved during the year was some day In last year’s farm school, and to light. others who are interested in agricul PLYMOUTH, MICH. tural radio courses. Wonder why the pant makers are not as careful about putting on but tons as the dealers are in putting on AROUND ABOUT US the price tags. The First State Bank of Milford, We overheard a Plymouth man say has reached the million dollar mark. yesterday that if more mothers were William H. Phillips, ,a former well strappers we’d have fewer flappers. ■ known resident of Northville, died at home in Highland Park, November The world is still full of fellows .who 19th. If you are a Tea of Coffee drinker, feather their own nest by robbing some other bird. The Livingston County Poultry As you know how much it means to have sociation wil bold their annual show at Brighton, December 9, 10 and 11. A And still one doesn’t have to be so it good. We can recommend W. J. G. large exhibit is looked for by tbe of old to remember the time when a ficers of. tbe association. Tea and Chef Coffee, because we know nickel would buy a ham sandwich. that they are carefully blended from Six hundred licenses were granted Another reason why Plymouth is a deer hunteifs from Oakland county this the choicest grown. good town to live it is because no year, 200 more than ever before. body’s dinner bell ever rings a false There should be quite a depletion In alarm . the deer population of tbe state this GAYDE BR.OS. year, if they all get their quota. Phone 53 North Village A thief may have honor in some An old teacher’s contract was found things, e deadbeat may have charity, by a family in Highland in which the but a common gossip has no redeeming lady agreed to teach the school in tbe tra it. West Highland district for ten weeks. The contract was dated June, 1853, The reason some Plymouth men do and the exborbitant salary named was th e re is not cot their own hair is they're afraid one dollar and fifty cents a week. they might amputate the last lock. a b etter The Rochester Era of last week an nounced that Hall Brothers of Detroit We also want to add that the mod had purchased some land near that gas ern girl knows as much about a needle place and were erecting a ski jump to Yes! as the modem boy knows about a saw- be of steel construction and 130 feet We don’t t ^ to make gasoline that is just gaso buck. in beightb^ A club house will be erect line. We believe in better gas. Not as benefactors ed and ski club organized.—Northville of mankind. But because it is easier to sell. So The Colorado woman who killed 140 R ecord. rattlesnakes In one day should he many people want it. In short, it holds trade. It Plymouth friends will be pleased to given a prohibition enforcement Job. pays to make better gas. learn that Miss Neva Schrader, daugh ter of Mr. end Mrs. Nelson Schrader of Another reason why most Plymouth People want it because they find it pays to use Northville, and former Plymouth resi men object to working fourteen hours dents, who Is attending Glendale Ck>l- better gas. ^ a day is because a fellow is too tired lege, at Glendale, Ohio, has been at the end of it to boast about how chosen editor-in-chief of tbe school an Try it—get a tank full today! m uch be h as done. /' nual, The Glendalian. • • / Don’t raise your boy to be a burglar. Hugh Ward of Fowlervllle, entered He would have to be out late at night the winning litter of pigs in tbe state and In all kinds of weather and might “ton litter’’ contest held last summer INDIAN catch pneumonia. by the anlnoal husbandry department of the Michigan State College. The litter consisted of 13 0.1. C. pigs with Try it! Try it! Try it! We’ve a lot of chronic complalners a total weight of 3,025 pounds when around Plymouth, but we’ve never yet they were 180 days old. heard of one of them complaining about bis tax assessment being too The deer which have been roaming H. A. SAGE & SON sm all. unmolested in Livingston county for Distributors several years are becoming obnoxious- Plymouth, Midi, Every man thinks be can cure a to farmers In tbe region of Pinckney cold and raise a family until he gets and neighboring towns. A large buck one of hla own. has recently been amongst a flock of sheep owned by Fred Burgess and has chased and tossed some of the flock FURS WANTED—DOGS FOR SALE doing considerable damage. As deer Skunk, $3:00, |2.00, |1.00, 60c. are protected in Livingston county at E A T A T T H E Coon, $7.00, $6.00, $4.00, $2.00. We ^v e big demand for all furs offered all times of the year, Mr. Burgess Is 08 and will pay top prices. wondering how he is going to protect We have a few young dogs well his property against farther damage started on coon and skunk, and will and loss.—Brighton Argos. Home Restaurant iflake wonderful /fur dogs. Prices reasonable, comparing quality. Have Mrs. Ruth Crowe of Northville, had some real rabbit dogs u welL Lo the dlstlnctiou Thursday of being the Comer Main and Ann Arbor Sts. cated one mile south of Salem. Phone 306-F6, Plymouth Ex. 60t4c first woman to serve in. Wayne Cir cuit Courts as a one-woman Jury. TRY OUR Mrs. Crowe was selected by agree CMDUSSIONEB'S NOTICE ment of d^ense and plaintiff’s counsel In the matter of the estate of Lee to bear a |$50,000 damage suit brou^t Boy McDonald, deceased. by mihb ^therine May Mitehell, 21, SPECIAL 5 0 c DINNERS I, the undesigned, having been ap pointed by the Probate Oqurt for Oe of Littlefield, Conn., against Frank H. C onnty oC Wayne^ State of Michigan, Boyer and bis cbanffeur. Miss WEEK DATS Commissioner to receive, examine and Mitchell charged she was struck 1^ adjust alE claims- and denmnds of aU the Boyerl car New Tear’s Eve, 1923, FOB WAYNE—*6:23 a. hl, 7:17 a . persons agaii^ said deceased, do m., 9 :17 a. m., and every two hours hereby 0ve notice that | win meet at and was Mnflned to hospitals for ten to 5 :17 p. m., 6 :00 p. m., 7:17 p. m. 247 W. Liberty S t, Plymouth, MldL, weeks as Lhe result of injoiles suffer and 9 :17 p. m. Sunday Chicken Dinner 75c office of Bussell A. Wlngard, in Mid ed. Mr^ Crowe awarded Miss County, on Monday, the 4th day of MitcheUalverdlet of $8,000. This latl- FOR NOBTHTILLE—•6:81 a. m, January, A. D. 1926, and i i f a Hobbiet of Collectort You can understand a penioo collect* o( china or coins or stamps or anuS loxes. These are objects of beauty, or Aiitoniebile Insurance (t any rate of Interest. Birds' eggs, •utterflies. or b*^es form Interesting ■ollectiuns and teach natural history, Of all the impostors who sponge up- rliile such objects as playing cards, >n the klndnoa and forbearance of hu- ao.s. meszoUnts. or enamels have at oiauity, the cat la (I.e only one that At Cost, Plus Safety east historic Interest. aas no single redeeming feature, writes But of late years many people have Sell Bell Id the London Uall. ibandoned the more ordinary forms of Uow long ago the cat came in from ollectlog in favor of gathering to* :he wild to laao's fireside no mao may When opportunity comes, the possession of The kind you have always had still leads in Re .'ether all sons of freakish objects 30W even hazard a guess; but the only vhlch do Dot appear to have either ture thing about rliat Invaaiuu la tliat money will enrich your whole life. When >eauty or Intrinsic value, and the gath* :he cat slunk lu to serve its own aelfisb The Bank on the Corner liability, Promptness, Service and Economy. Ting of which at much expense both rods. it’s disaster, money will bolster you up if time and money looks like sheer In tlie makeup of this sponging and against sorrow. raste of both these commodities. nypocrlcicai egoist is do punirle of For instance, in a daily paper cer- Sratitud^ of alTectiuo. of faithfutoeas, W e Pay 4% aln Individuals have been boasting }f pluck, or of honesty. Save your money for the crisis. And se CITIZENS’ MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE CO. ■f their collections of mutch boxes. ’ You may lavish love on one of these lect a strong bank for that purpose, such as >ne correspondent declaring that he - leasts, give it the best of fare, the on Savings las over 300 different speclmen.s. »siest chair, the wannest corner of the C. L. FINLAN & SON No doubt the collection gives him :he liearth, put up with Us conieiupui- Accounts i certain amount of pleasure, bui yus stare, Its mincing gait and its evil “A Good Bank In A Good Town” AGENTS vhat will his heirs think of it? Would ‘ temper for ten years; and then If you my museum say “thank you” for it? fall on hard times, thia creature of Phone 132R 197 Arthur St., Plymouth But the colle<'tor of match boxes - sere appetite will leave you lor the how s m ore dliVTlmiiiation th an the land of any stranger that offers it nan who has spent half a lifetime food. Rats will indeed leave a sinking ,nd goodness knows how much money < ihip. The cat qult.s it at first sign of Plymouth United Savings Bank n traveling all over the world and' 1 leak. tollecUng water from each river he ' The loving hand that has fed and omes across. :ared for one of these cringing glut Main Bank, 330 Main S t Out of each stream he takes u sum* , tons for a dozen years la no more Branch OflSce, Cor. Starkweather Ave. and Liberty St. Don’t Let Your lie in a small bottle, which U then : lacred to it than the muzzle of a lealed and labeled. He has already ' ;urious pup. It will turn and rend luiidreds of these bottle.s, and the either with an equal abandon and lumber constantly grows. sest at the slightest threat to its com Fuse Blow A hobby that is worse than useless > fort. a the collection of title pages. This | The fact that cais were imce wor- 8 a form of curio 1 'inting of consid* thlped in Egypt seems somehow to It's atntoylDK to have a fus«» blow In thp mlilst of your work, but •ruble antiquity, and is the rea.'son why lave become a racial memory with dnn'r forjret tliiii it does so f R. R, PARROTT, Realtor R. A. WINGARD, Realtor Florence Bldg., Main St., Plymouth, Mich. Phone 39 F-2 247 W. Liberty St., Plymouth, Mich. Phone 113 NEWBURG cousin. H. V. Jesse, passed away Mon wis'k Saturday, liad the misfortune to l-jirkins. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Dickinson day ;it 15:00 ji. m.. Ht Stockbridge. Sir. fall tlirougli a door into the cow stable, iind suns. Russel and Miltou Dinsmore V1iim-h s«>rvi<(* jit the nsunl lumr •Jesse was H former resident of this anil was severely hooked iu the back !iml George Mf'rritt, all of Northville. n e st Suuilay. Stinday-selm ol imme • ,'Y: _ .C;- l i U ii d o iiiii m Real economy honest quality are happily combined in any pft you may purchase at this store. Our large stocks af- ford every stiver the opportunity of choosing just what he seeks at just the price he wants to pay. Come in tomorrow and make comparisons. Gifts for the Children Whether your list be large or small, you will find this store equipped to pro- Women’8 Gifts Men’s Gifts vide all those things loved by children. Prices and quality are right Please him Christmas morning with It will be a real pleasure to select her a gift of real value. FOR BOYS- FOR GIRLS gift here. Shoes and Oxfords $3.50 to $10.00 Pumps and Oxfords $3.50 to $7.50 Shoes an^Oxfords $2.50 to $5.00 Comfy Slippers .. $1.75 to $3.00 Pumps and Oxfords . $2.75 to $4.50 Comfy Slippers $1.50 to $2.50 Comfy Slippers . _____ $2.00 Silk and Wool Socks 50c to $1.50 Comfy Slippers ...... !$1.00 to $2.00 Hansen Gloves...... $1.00 to $5.00 Bath Robes $6.00 and $6.95 Hosiery 25c to $1.00 Dresses ______$7.50 to $25.00 Gloves and Mittens 50c to $5.50 S h i r t s ...... $1.00 to $1.25 Hansen Gloves ...... 50c to $1.75 Silk Underwear Hats and Caps . $1.00 to $5.00 Gloves and Mittens 25c to $1.50 Hats and C aps...... • 50c to $1.50 $1.50 to ^$6.00 Shirts $1.00 to $8.00 j Caps 50c to $1.50 Silk Hosiery $1.00 to $2.50 Purses ...... 50c to $1.50 Night Shirts $1.50 to $2.25 Handkerchiefs 15c and 25c Boudoir Caps 65c to $1.00 Pajamas $2.00 to $2.50 Handkerchiefs 10c to $1.00 Underwear .... $1.00 to $5.00 i Mufflers __50c to $3.00 FOR BABY Purses $2.50 to $9.00 Silk Slips Handkerchiefs 10c to $1.00 Teething Rings Brushed Wool Sets $1.50 to $3.50 Neckties 50c to $2.50 Carriage Clips Bonnets and Hats Zipper Boots and Golashes Scarfs 75c to $3.50 Babies’ Books Leggins $3.00 to $5.50 Rattles Carriage Covers Ivory Sets of Brush and Comb Vanta Underwear and Hosiery PENNJMAN AVE. C . WBXPPLE PLYM OUTH, MICH. fle jH'Bsant girl who lives so happily mitil she falls in love with the wicked THE THEATRE Tito, and then is swept into tragedy. At This Both of tbe girls look more radiantly “ A SL.AVE OF r.ASHION” beautiful than over before, aqil It is a riothfs. clothes, clothes. The wall rlelight to set' them together again. Season of o f nil WDineu be th ey rich o r poor. Ronald Colmau. who was tbe hero In Windows full, of clothes to attract .Mis.s Gish's "The White Sister,” again them ; a Just the Gift you have been looking for to give a friend. They know that the style and quality are right. And satisfaction will result from a choice of these. THE GREATEST Beautiful Silk Pajam as $1.25 to $6.00 Must useful Gifts that LINE OF CHRIST men want lind will use iliiily. MAS $1.25 to $2.50 NECK- Pick Out ^WEAR n Traveling Bag for wf have ever had the Him. All ever useful privilege of showing to item that he will ap- the gift elifHisers of this p re tia te . i-ommimit.v. Lifetime $3.75 to $12.00 75c to $2.00 Light in weight,.^ut strong Gift Dandy ly made, these Sleds are ideal as gifts for the chil \ Living Room Sets are the leaders in practical gifts for the Gift dren. ' Home. Chosen here, you will get value and quality that , will last for years—even under the severe strain of every-A The Most Wonderful Array Sleds $1.25 to $2.50 day wear. of Beautiful Dolls A display that will make girls, both large and small, gaze H ickok BeltSj BuckleSj Beltogram s in rapturous delight when they see the wonderful array These Are Gifts That of Christmas Dolls we have provided. But do not think about buying until you have seen the Women Want Dolls we have here—^you will save money and be better satisfied with your selections. Our .store’ is literally crowded with the articles that women want as Gifts. Note tlie following Items as a MARY ROSLEE few of the many: Mary will walk and talk. THRILL HIM THIS $5.00 HOSIERY POCKETBOOKS Mary Roslee’s Little Sister—will walk and talk. CHRISTMAS In Gift Boxes AND PURSES $3.50 Your choice of many different lu a variety of materials and Baby Roslee—not old enough to walk but will talk. weaves and yarns at prices an even greater variety of W ith a Hickok Buckle, regulated to fit your pocket- styles. Packed in gift boxes Beltogram and Belt of $ 1 . 0 0 houk. if you desire. 75c to $3.00 $1.50 to $7.00 exclusive design, rich, Spinet Desks Among the Christmas is hardly Christmas without Hand long-wearing quality, kerchiefs on the Gift list. Here are plenty and boxed like a rare Many Gift Ideas Here from which to choose those needed. jewel in ‘keeping with In Christmas Boxes Especially interesting is the display of from the Holiday spirit 3 these practical, yeX very decorative 25c to $2.00 PLENTY OF STYLES TO CHOOSE Spinet Desks. Some styles are fitted FROM AT THIS STORE with drawers and convenient compart ments for correspondence. .?■ Comfy The kind that tired feet rest best in—assorted colors and combinations from which to Slippers Choose. Tables in as Gifts $1.25 to $2.25 Many Items For The Home A Handy Practical Gift make most desirable and useful Gifts. for the Home Sewer CHAIRS Styles.. Every style from easy And it is equally convenient for those who Living Room Chairs to Everything from the Tip-Top Table to the finest of Dining have to do the home mending. A number of Kitchen Chairs comprise Room Tables is to be found in our display of styles suited beautifully finished styles in a variety of the collection we present for the gift seeker. for Christmas giving. Before you shop any further, take .woods. We will he glad to show them to you the time to see our display. We are certain you will find at your convenience. just what you want here. $12.00 to $30.00 THE PLYMOUTH MAIL, Sliri)AY, DECEMBER 4v iS25 REAL ESTATE SECTION SPONSORED BV t h e PLYMOUTH REAL ESTATE BOARD BUY 228 ACRES NEAR WAYNE IF YOU WANT TO SELL OR BUY DONOHUE AND ADAMS BEUE\'E WINTER BUILDING ACTIVITIES Lott & Murphy REAL ESTATE-SEE RAM BO MICHIGAN ROAD WILL PROS PER FAR OUT. Ill tlie Iieliff that the village ' of FI Frank Rambo Real Elstate Co. Wuyue. as u suburb of Detroit, trill eveutuatly come into its owo as an Plymouth, Mich. industrial development, the Donahne- 746 Starkweather Ave. Phone 504 fv- Adums ('(>.. Detroit subdividers, have An Unusual Amount of Building Is Reported at-tiuired and platted 238 acresv on For Plymouth and Vicinity. lM)th sides of Michigan avenue, eastSif GENERAL REAL ESTATE Wayne. The property, known aX i Avondale Park Subdivision, includes wiiat was once one of the largest stock With the coming of winter months, Sewers, gas. the fiuest spring water ALSO EXCHANGES farm.s In the state, and has been the volume of building in Plymouth and electricity. Not going to be, but 830 Penniman Ave. Phone 23 platted to provide business frontage on and vicinity is not slowing up. For we have them now.. We have trans- Michigan avenue and residential lots the first time in years, the building of ]M>rtation to the heart of down-town Acreage and Farms a Spiecialty throughout the remainder. homes and stores is going ahead as If Detroit. One hour and twenty min: "Wayne, with the development of the thermometer was standing at sum utes is the running time, and over Michigau avenue as a 204-foot, two- mer rates instead of at wluter rates. cement roads all the way. When the way traffic, super-highway to the There has been a lot more done in put big Realtor’s tell you that they are List Your Property With Us village from Detroit, the paving and ting in foundations and cement woi& going to Iiave so and so. tell them to grade 5ieparatlou of Wayne road, with the thermometer standing at freez I(H>k around them and they will see a north and south, through the com ing than in former years, and it looks lot of fine homes and .such in Plym RESALES! munity and its other shipping ad as though we would have them building outh. Tell them to keep their eye on vantages is, in my personal belief, right through the winter. Just look Plymouth and forget that they will strategically situated for industrial around and you will see at least a have to wait two or three years for WE BELIEVE IN PLYMOUTH We have several improved lots that will sell be- development,” said A. F. Nerlinger, of dozeu bouse.s that are started, and it wM.*aIled im provem ents to m atu re. the Donahue-Adams Co. is now after the first of December. We ynve them now, and our tax-rate "The village is 18 miles west of lo^the^ m^ket! Right now is the time to get in on The outlook is good for 1926, and if Is as low as any other in the county. Detroit, on the highway and railroad l>eople a re w ise th is w ill m ake P ly m Just keep it in mind when you are them. They will be higher in the spring of 1926. route to Chicago. outh at least .'50 per cent larger when "Detroit’s first zone of development we check up next December. We have talking to others that you have the Virginia Park . Elm Heights is encompassed by the ten-mile circle. everything that anybody wants: finest home town in Michigan. Its second and present zone of upbuild ing is in the belt made by the ten- Fairground Subdivision George W. Burt, president; Mrs. mile and fifteen-mile circles, because Anna Bradish, clerk: Donald Stringer, of the establishment of rapid transit HEDFDBD TO BE MEB6ED treasurer; Fre ia tiii then introduced the .speakers after be | bad verj* ably s tated tb e purpose o f M etblidM the uieetlng and bad eloquently voiced l>r. F. A. I>eadrum, Minister Plymouth Bakery the cordial welcome which the entire DR. BAILEY TO BE A Morning worship, 10:00 a. m . San* ebureb desired to convey to their new day-school. 11:40. a. m. Epworth FA fll^ EEK SPEAKER j 200 Main Street P h o n e 4 7 ■ League praise service, 6:80 p. leader and his family. Greetings Brenlng praise and sermon, 7 :80 p. m. from the several churches were extend Bursted Pipes Mid-week fellowship meeting. 7:30 ed Rev. H. C. Colburn of the First NATIONAL FIGURE IN AGRICUL p. m. CoDgn^atinnal Church. Dr. Dunning The meeting of the ofilclal board TURE AMONG NOTABLES AN- will l>e held In the church parlors. Idle, of tbe First .Methodist Church. .NOU.N'CED FOR M. S. C. PRO Tuesday erenlng, December 8tb. Kev. Burton 8, Ijeveiiug, rector of St. GRAM. SATURDAYS Luke's Episcopal Church, and Rev. W. R. Shaw of the First Baptist Demand Action Latheraa Church. Mr. F. M. Nlssly welcomed Rev. Charles Strasen. Pastor Dr. Liberty Hyde Bailey, former The luornlng services will be in Eng the newcomers on behgJf of tbe busi dean of agriculture at Cornell Unl- lish. T ext. Luke 2 1 :25-36. Theme, ness men of the cVinununity, showing versUy. author, lecturer, and one of ••The Second Coming of Christ." The Ills ready m-quaintauce and particular the world's leading figures in agri Leaking Water will soon cause damage, [CREAM PUFFS evening services will be in German. good wishes by calling each member Sunday-school at 11:30. All chll' culture. will be a speaker at tbe an inconvenience and expense. dren should attend to practice for the of tbe family by name—not even nual Farmers’ Week to be held at the Pure Whipped Cream Cbristmis services. uniitUng Stephen Jr. .Michigan State College from February Advent services in English. Wednes Rev. Hathaway was then cailed/upon 1 t«) .J this winter. Avoid this possibility! Test your water day evenings. to re>q>ood. w hich he did in a h ea rty .\lthough tbe list of speakers fur the manner and with a deep feeling of ap supply. shutK)ff valves. It they don’t hlg niral conference is far from com St. John's Episcopal preciation. He said that* his emotions plete. several men of national promi turn easily, let us show you those that Union Street had been deeply stirred by such evi nence have already been announced. Kev. Prank Ct^land, Rector dences of cordiality and good will will. Ill addition to Dr. Bailey, C. W. War- Chocolate Eclairs I Second Sunday in Advent—Service shown him by tbe representative citi burton. federal director of agricultural next Sunday evening at 7:30, with ad zens of Yiwilantl and tbe members of dress by Rev. Prank Copeland. extension work. Washington, D. C.. and A sudden “freeze” may cause your water his church. Cbarch-8cho«>I a t 11:15, S idney D. J. D. Willard, director of extension Dainty n‘freshmeuts were then fiipes to burst. Dependable shut-off Strong, superintendent. work at the Massachusetts Agricnl- .Meeting of the vestry this week, at seiwed by the women of tbe congrega Auml College, have accept^ Invita- valves make it certain that water can be the office of Sidney D. Strong. tion. Altogether there was a spirit of I.Adies’ Guild meets this week at ttdns to address the Farm Week cordiality and united good feeling shut off instantly. the home of Mrs. Strong. crowds. Pl3rmouth and Northville The Churcb-scbooi members will iimnlfeste month at the home of Mrs. Josephine Hlz on the Ford road. Mrs. A. Barrlsh spent the week re* •cently with Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Par rish of HoUy. Mr. and Mrs. Will Reugert enter tained a DUnber of relatives and friends at Sunday dinner. Mrs. Parrish spent Thanksgiving At the hoDse her daughter. Mrs. Otto Kaiser and family. Mr. Procknow of Detroit, has moved with bis family to the home of his home in Lansing, the first of the week, Mrs. Emory Holmes and children. FLOUR E,.$1.38 Kathryn a^d Barbara Jean, of De troit. were week-end guests of her V. • C% '\rW \W 1W% K.ARO BRAND parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Chambers. W Y 1 ^ I I lb. B lu e ...... 10c Mii OUSANDS of Christmas shoppers an- Few Women in PoorhotuoM There are more men In poorhouaeo lually find this store the most econom- The House of Finest Furs‘ than women, about two to one, bat ;al place for the better kind of gifts. Are now showing all the latest models in F U R S the women ace harder to handle than E All the better grades of furniture Gifts are here tbe .men, says the superintendent of and, best of all, our prices are lower than you You are cordially invited to call and see their large and one. “Give a man a stick to whittle complete assbrtment. and a seat In tbe sun and he’ll be sat might expect. Don’t let lack of ready cash isfied, but 8 woman never gets folly hinder you in your gift-giving. Come to Fin- reconciled to cliarlty. Our most troa- When You blesome inmates are tbe old bachelon sterwald’s—select what you want and pay for and the most diffiqilt to managn it later on easy weekly or m onthly term-s. Open Think of Furs They mean well, some of tliem are an account here NOW! fine old fellows, but they have a differ* Think of ent view of life than a man who has had a wife and children. They Jont “Wellman’s” simply haven’t got tbe Idea of team A Few Gift Suggestions work." Correct. It takes teamwork Sewing Cabinets End Tables Salesroom, Factory and Service Department to make a home.—Capper's Weekly. Smoking Cabinets Lamps Adams Avenue West at Park B^d. Air Treuteport Opposite Hotel Tuller More than 28,000,000 miles have been Book Ends Foneries flown in Europe and tbe United States Davenpwi Tables Toys to January L 1025. In regular sched uled air service, and In six yean more 6 Tea Wagons Cedar Chests than 51,000,000 pounds have been car For Your Xmas Gifts Come to ried by aircraft over established and hundreds of others routes, uTites J. Parker Van Zandt of JAPANESE ART GOODS STORE the Department of Commerce In the We Carry In Stock « Complete Line of Imported OHentel Goode Journal of the Society of AntomotlTe Engineers. A careful analysis of this Teakwood Stande SPECIAL OFFER a-pl«ce Ln.tr. Tea Set. experience wiU give us the facts that Finsterwald’s we so much need regarding the air ?S"?o i^p. ^ Flower Vesee Gold Band White China traffic program, continues Hr.- Van Silk Embroidered - P‘«ce Dinner Set Zandt, who made a special trip to Michigan Ave., at Washington Blvd. K Jm onee $9eS0 Silk Embroidered Bobee 34-ln. Pure Silk Pongee, Europe during the summer of 1824 to lCuliit’0 (EanbirH Infant'! Silk Jacketa „ per yard ...... 99c Investigate tbe commercial air serv -In^U a Silk Robee Washable B lue and ices there. Two Stores in One Block a rw.. White Tablecovera— . Hand Painted China .. .. O L D S T O R E W are « « N E W S T O R E This is the House.of Optical Service where eyes are carefully, 40X40 ...... eec AriEtaereOie R a n c A « r s Candy and Fountain Candy and Fountain examined and glasses accurately made. Chocolate SeU ...... The life of a Canadian farmer i Service Main Floor Service Main Floor Cake Seta Nai^ina, per d« ...... SBc appeal to Lord Edward Montagu^ nlnetedn-yeaiHild son of the duke of Tea Room let Floor Tea Room 2nd Floor R. KANEKO & CO. Manchester, and he has gone to Lord 1418 Woodward Ava. 1480 Woodward Ave. T *l« p h e n « Rodney's randi In Saskatchewan. Bis " Formerly on Waatilngton Boulevard DETROIT Cadillac OUR NEW ADDRESS IS t1> W. GRAND RIVER AVE., DETROIT found there the Due de NsiBom, Beck Building on Grand RIvar nepbew of the king of tbe Briglaa% 1817 who wmit out some time tgo ss a p h pH, accompanied by a Mgibsw of Bm sail of Derby. Second Fleer Capitol Theatre Bldg. DETI01T 1860 Broadway Oatroit, Mich. CbiSERMTOII OF Ofrsfnicfiomsts R ab a ka d •>i«s-BR0SSY’S-Q«^ Mr. and M n. Frank B. PraMls L. Tivk. lA A., PreeMniit : Pine Grove, Pa, we BUsabeth Jotansoa., Vlo^Pnaldent Injunctlen to prevent tbmn ite m ly Bind Tear Of Wssrlng Apparel, CsrpeU, Rugs. Portieres, Isos Cor- ing on a pavement i ~ O uniai, P arotim d Chdd ridi. (tagM nid CensaryatDrjr ht the Week tsitts, Btenksts, FUrs, Auto Robes, ete. Rugs, dyed In Believing It to be t h ^ grtvmto pw f OOers to eemeet etodMits oeanes of study baaed upon the moat , S tudi, rU i (Hoba. and ' tfty, O ey ttsk for tiislr mottos 1 priaetoes. Renowned taedlty of 88. Students’ ' Modem Colors. Prompt Bsrvics , Msdsrats PHcss. Writs us. ■■ w »■■■ resitrii., D! - T k . M a , . WM <0 o e M i r V .-rfV. Ffm. Fei* eekelsa aad ether I s e e a ■------MjteEiAil>aSMI0BE, i a « ^ 8 X ut W fintt A v u m , Onr. e —*— t* A t m *, D i i n t t in «AOT w rtriw mrt A n n u a. ~ Announcing For Food W E D E L I V E R R. H. SHlINfiLETOIN Service and Quality Delivery Service THE SWEETNESS OF LOW PRICES NEVER EQUALS -1™ BITTERNESS OF I with to announce to my patrons and MEN’S STORE POOR QUALITY friends that I have arranged with R. S. Wood for a Delivery Service from my 1 Quart Monarch store starting on North Plymoutli Phone 234 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4 Mince Meat SOc Mrs. E. J. Burr visited at Roger Harry Cooper of Commerce called DELIVERY WILL LEAVE STORE AT Barr’s in Jackson, over the week-end. on his brother, Charles, Saturday eve Home Made Peanut Brittle, per lb ...... 25c Plyuontb Rock Lodge, No. ning. 11 O’CLOCK EVERY DAY. si Irriog Blunk and Ernest Smith are 47F.& A.M. building a new house on Blank avenue. Homer Jewell has returned home Home Made Turkey in the Hay (Peanut and from Harper hospital, and Is much im Cocoanut) per lb ...... — 35c J. B. Hubert and family were guests We carry a complete stock of Plymoith, Mich. proved in health. of relatives at Stockbrldge, Thanks Fard Dates, per lb...... - 30c giving. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stelnmetz were Friday. Dee. 5—Annual Meeting. Miss Louise Webber was hostess to Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Pulled Pigs, 38c lb; 2 lbs. fo r______75c Groceries and Meats Eleetitm of officers. Dinner at Durfee of Ann Arbor. 6:30, a t 7Sc. the Junior Bridge Club Thursday, No Smyrna Figs, 9-Crown, extra large, per lb. —...... 45c HENRY HONDOBP. W. BiL vember 19th. Earl A. Ryder was taken to Harper hospital, Monday morning, where he M. M. WILLBTT, See’y Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Stringer ate Nuts, Paper Shell Pecans, Brazils, Almonds Thanksgiving dinner in Detroit, with underwent a serious operation Tues day. R. L. HILLS Mr. Stringer’s niece. and Filberts, 38c lb.; 2 lbs. f o r ______75c Phone 503 Plymouth Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Lahr and John Mr. and Mrs. Robert Webber spent the week-end with their son and fam Comer Mill and Ann Arbor Sts. Lahr of Detroit, and A. Ringle visited TONQUISH LODGE N0.32 ily, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Webber of Pon Mrs. C. A. Lahr Sunday. tiac. I. O. O. F. Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Gale spent Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Northrop and Saturday of last week with their son, Meets Every Tuesday, 7:30 p. m. Walter Gale, and family, at Ypsilantl. family were Thanksgiving guests of William T. Pettingill December 8tb—Initiatory Degree Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Bulmon, Phoenix FREE DELIVERY The L. A. S. of Livonia, will hold P ark . PHONE 40 Visitors Always Wdeome their next meeting with Mrs. Wm. Mr. and Mrs. William Bell of I'M THE MAN Wolff, Sr., Wednesday, December 9th. Birmingham, were Sunday dinner Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Cook pleasantly guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert •WHO WILL entertained the neighborhood five S chroder. hundred club at their home last Mon K. P. LODGE Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tillotson enter ¥ day evening. Women have always dipped clothes HELP YOU N O . 2 3 8 tained Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bodter, into water to soak and rinse, but tak 4 Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bllckenstaff and sons, Harold and Kenneth of Wixom, Meetings Every daughter, Janet, were guests of rela en them out of water to wash. It is t o PLAY limrsdny Evening Thanksgiving Day. tives at Lake Odessa, Michigan, the rubbing of one fabric against an at 7:30 The masquerade dancing party given Thanksgiving. SANTA?* Visitors Welcome I at the Pennlman Allen auditorium, other in soap suds, out of the water, CLAUS I Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cooper ate Thanksgiving night, was well attended, that washes clothes. In the Thanksgiving dinner with their and everybody had a very enjoyoble cousins. Mr. aud Mrs. Elmer Johnston time. near Tecumseh. We’ve got a line of Christmas Goods that will Mr. and Mrs. Albert McLeod of De help you to play Santa Claus. We can assure yon Ottawa Tribe No. 7 Mrs. Telia Bovee and son. Norvall troit, and Mr. and Mrs. Spencer that you want to make a sensible g|ft to any mem Improved Order an d Mr.s. D. F . Bovee sp en t T h u rsd ay Heeney of Farmington, were Thanks ber of your family or to any of your friends, you’ll Red men afternoon with Mrs. M. W. Ixiugher giving guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. and family of Detroit. McLeod. miss a lot of-.Christmas time joy if you don’t visit Meets Every Wednes day Night at Grange Harry K. Wrench, manager of the Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Gale were this store. Hal). the clothes cpme up out of the water into the suds, local gas plant, is building a fine new Thanksgiving day guests of their son, rub themselves against themselves and go down Visitors Are Welcome home on a lot purchased of E. C. Harmon Gale, and family, of Salem. into the water again to rinse themselves off. HERE'S MV HEADQUARTERSl t K » Hough, on West Ann Arbor street. After a delicious dinner, they attend It washes cleaner and quicker—faster than a The Oakland Motor Sales Co. report ed a matinee at Ann Arbor. woman can rinse, blue and hang out; 60 lbs. of dry the sale of an Oakland sedan to 6. L. About twenty High school girls sur BEYER PHARMACY elothes an hour. See this wonderful washer at ■ Coatta. and an Oakland coach to J. prised Miss Leona Beyer, last Monday PHONEi NO M An Ideal C. Williams of Detroit, this week. night, the occasion being her birthday. Z I I F Z U t o i The Misses Harriett and Marlon She was the recipient of many pretty ■ Christmas Gift Schroder were guests of the S. D. K. gifts. Dancing was the amusement of Club at a week-end bouse party at the the evening, and lunch was served. W hat do yon say whmi some home of Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Gram In one asks yon for yoor photo? There was a very good attendance at Lansing. “Haven’t had one made In the Thanksgiving union service at the ten years.” Mr. and Mrs. George Griffin enter Presbyterian church, last Thursday Fashions change, yon change. tained at a family dinner on Thanks morning. The sermon was given by Have a new Photograph made now. and use them as G h^t- giving day, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Prosser Rev. H. E. Sayles of ‘the Baptist HAKE HARDWARE m as G ifts. and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Griffin of church, in place of 'Dr. Lendrum of the Phone 177 846 Pen n lm an Ave. D earborn. Methodist liurch, who was to have Come any day, rain or shine, but given the sM^on. come now and avoid the rush later. Mr. and Mrs. James Gates entertain ed forty members of the Gates family The L. L. BALL. Stndio on Thanksgiving Day. The guests MAIN ST. PHONE NO. 72 were from Ann Arbor, Pontiac, Detroit, PLYMOUTH Jackson and Plymouth. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bath, John Uoscbna, Mrs. Sarah Hosebna of De-1 trolt, and Mr. and Mrs. William Smith of Inkster, ate Thanksgiving TLocal dinner with M. E. Bord of Powell .A beau (bat loves you very much road. Mr. and Mrs. John Bakhans enter Buys you randy, cream and sudi. The Busy Woman’s Bible Class will tained relatives, ThanksgivlDg Day. hold their regular monthly meeting at Miss Harriett Schroder of Grand the home of Mrs. I. W. Hnnunel, I There is one sure way of testing his affection, Rapids, spent Thanksgiving with her corner Ann and Williams streets, Tues parents here. day. December 8th. There will be a girls. If he loves you, he buys you candy, and if he Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cooper visited IMt-luck dinner at noon. doesn’t, he doesn’t. There are no two ways about Mr. and Mrs. William Dalsher at Te- The Woman’s Auxiliary of the First cumseb, Sunday. Presbyterian church will hold its it. Suggest a visit to this shop. Mr. and 'Mrs. Wallace Leslie and regular monthly business meeting in family of Ypsilantl, were callers at the lecture room of the church at 2 :30 Robert Webber's. Sunday afternoon. p. m., Wednesday, December 9th. A most cordial invitation Is extended to Dr. and Mrs. A. E. Patterson were Try Our Special This Week the ladles to be present to hear the guests of the former’s sister and hus A dd Several Pieces report of the bazaar. HOME MADE O Q gn lU band at Rochester, Thanksgiving day. liOulse S[dcer, Gladys Clement and Mr. and Mrs. Alton Rlchwlne en Cocoanut Brittle l U n Ruth Wilkins of East Lansing, spent tertained at Tbauk^vlng dinner, Thanksgiving with their parents here. Stanley Newton, Ann Arbor; Frank to Her Set and Irving Rlchwlne, Hammond, Ind.; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hull and sons Mr. and Mrs. George W. Rlchwlne, Almost every woman or girl has at least one or two pieces of white or ' ' S W E F ^ Q>ent Thank^ving with the latter's Perry and Walton, Mr. and Sirs. Wll- 'PENNIMAN 4T . sister, Mrs/ Joseph Sneath and family ford Wilson and son of this place, at colored Ivory, and there is no gift that would please her any more tJian to re kA.S.VAT£C:K. PROP. of Detroit. their home on Auburn avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Jaeger and ceive several additional pieces. We suggest that you lobk over our stock of Raymond Bacbeldor, local manager daughter, Laura, and Mrs. William of the Plymouth Branch of the Detroit GreK of Saline, spent Sunday with Antumoblle Club, advises loosl mem Mr. and Mrs. George Hance. bers of the club that be has made ar Ur. and Mrs. Ullo Steegar ami rangements with the main office In De Pyrolin and French Fiberloid fam ily an d M r. a n d M is. EL troit, to secure automobile licenses for Steegar of Detroit, qpent ThanksglT- the members. No fee Is charged for Oean Up For Xmas ing at the home of C. W. Scott and Fhu service. Applications should be wife. made to Mr. Bacheldor. Ivory Pieces Mr. and Mrs. Otto Wagensbutz and Lawrence Holmes of Newburg, daughter, June, Mr. and Mrs. M. G. member of the Plymouth High acho<^ Partridge and son, Milton, were go foot ball team of 1924, who la attending of Ur. and Mrs. Arthur Marsh at Ann the Ypsilantl Normal, and who was Arbor, last Sunday, Single Pieces Beautiful Sets With our Wall Paper, chosen as a member of the M. I. A. A, f E. C Hough and C. H. Bennett are foot ball at the b^lnning of the attmiding the Toy Manufacturers As season, made a most enviable record Paints, Ofls, V amishes sociation conventlcm being hdd In New during the season just closed. It I s 25c to $10 $3 to $35 Yoric this week. Mr. Hough la one of seldom that a player has thin honor the directors of the assodatlon. during his first year in coU ^. Effie Troeedell Roe, beloved wife of Floyd Boe, and her infant son posood HOLLA WAY^S away very suddenly at their home, The Community Pharmacy b v e You a Boose for Fem d^, Novonber 21st Mr& Boe was tte d a a ^ ^ of Ur. and Mrs. D. Rent or Sale? A. Tmcsdoli of Wayne. iShe leaves to We Serve You Rig^t Wall Paper and Paint Store mourn tfielr iesa, her husband, daugh If so, call SS H. S. Le^ ter, motber, fatter slater and three Phone 390 TheFeml InTheRearof 263Uiacni:St. Phone 28 Fooadry a H adase Co. biotbos and many dear C r i e D d a . Burial was at t e i i ' . r THE PLYHOUTH MAIL, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4^JS25 LOCAL NEWS Mrs. E3i Nowland of Detroit, was Tlsltlng Plymootb friends several days th is week. Miss Gladys Schroder entertained as a week-end snest, Miss Blanch Bell of Birmingham. Mr. and Mrs. \Vm. Witt are taking a two weeks’ motor trip to* Ionia and Penniman Ave., Plymouth' Benton Harbor. Arthur TiUoUon spent last week end in Detroit, with his brothex-in-law, Ray Lancaster. ^Mr. an d M rs. E. J . B u rr a n d M r. an d Groceries Meats :rs. George Burr spent Thanksgiving with relatives in I>exter. Mrs. Mary Kammer of Marine City, Butter Best Creamery, lb...... 55c Ring Bologna, per lb .______15c has been visiting friends in Plymou^ Pot Roast Beef, per lb .______18c ami NortlivUIe. the past week. Pineapple, sliced, can______18c Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stelnmetz spent Thanksgiving with the latter’s brother, Peaches, fancy California, can ,„23c Smoked Picnic Hams, per lb .__ 22c Stewing Beef, per lb .______10c Mott Wilcox ami wife, at Howell. Peas, Com, Tomatoes, 3 cans...... 25c. Mrs. W’illlam Daisber of Tecninseb, Pork Loin Roast, per lb ...... 29c visited a few days this week with her Teco Pancake Flour, pkg...... 9c parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cooper. Pork ShJtalder, per lb...... 21c The I.,eap Year Bridge Club was Rnmford Baking Powder, large Round Steak, per lb...... 27c pleasantly entertained Wednesday, at can __ 19c the home of Mrs. A. K. Patterson on Sirloin Steak, per lb...... „.28c Main street. . Pink Salmon, tall c a n ...... _„.14c ' Porterhouse Steak, per lb._____ 3Sc A clauring iwrty will he given by Fellowship l.'hapter De Molay, at the Red Salmon, tall can ____ 33c Fresh Skinned Hams, per lb...... 26c Penniman Allen amUtorinm. Plymouth, Hamburger Steak, per lb._____ 17c Friday evening. December 4. Patter- Shrimp, 2 cans______25c sou's orchestra will furnish tbe music. 5 Bars Flake White Soap...... 19c Swift’s Smoked Hams, per lb...... 29c Following her custom for several Pork Sausage, per lb...... 25c years, tlie (.'hristmas seals which ap Suggestions for gifts are made below and others Flake White Soap Chips, large pear upon each copy of tbe Mail today, pkg. ------.21c Pure Lard, per lb...... IS'/Jc were generously supylieil again this year hy Mrs. C. H. Bennett. equally as suitable as these will be found when you Trout, Herring, Perch and White Sun-Maid Seedless Raisins, pkg. 12c Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hubbard of Mid Fish land. were guests of the former’s visit our store. Selection becomes an easy and Maxwell House Coffee, 1-lb. can 49c mother, Mrs. Lydia Hubbard, at the home of William Glympse, Thanks delightful matter here, where assortments are kept Store Cheese______29c giving. returning home Friday. 6 Boxes Blue Tip Matches _25c Cottage Cheese Mrs. L. K. Wagoner has returned replenished and renewed with articles whose high Bulk Rolled Oats, 7 lbs...... __25c from . RcK’bester. Miou., where she All Kinds of Cheese underwent an operation recently. Her friends will be pleased to know that quality makes them really worthy gifts. Flour, Gold Medal, sack_____$1.29 Milk and Cream she is mucli Improved in health. 0 Mr. and Mrs. J. Berry of Dearborn, and Miss Annie Bansky of Highland Park, and abont twenty other guests’ Give W om en Give Men BUSINESS LOCALS took Thanksgiving dinner at Mrs. Frank Mattick’s of East Newburg. Mrs. W. A. Bishop of Ottawa, Ont., Choice of any bat In stock, Satur day, for $5.00. Some that were $10. who recently visited Mrs. C. A. Tjihr ♦5.00 Hats for $3.50. Felt hats, $1.08. of East Newburg, has returned to her Velours, $2.98. I have a large assort home. Her daughter, Mrs. W. A. ment. Mrs. O. O. Dickerson. IK Berkshire Hams like Swift’s North Harvey street. I-ahr Ilf Deii'iiit, has also returned to h er hoin«>. Are you going to buy a lot? If (iiief of Polk-e Springer has re- so. you had better look over Sunset Kayser Gloves Premium—need no freshening. Sabdivislon. Best location in town, i-eived wonl from tlie Chicago Police large lots, low prices and very easy De]uirtinent tliat the car owned by Boudoir Caps terms. Reasonably restricted. B. N: Matt Powell of this place, which was Table Linen Philippine Night Gowns Passage, 181 Rose street, Plymouth. We also have Kentucky Razor stolen froiu the street In this village M tf N apkins Bed Spreads on Novemlier 2nd, had been recovered. Ties Doll Hats made to order, and I have Luncheon Sets Popular Fiction L nice line of Handkerchiefs and The dancing party given at tbe new G arters Back Ham. This is delicious. Linen Towels Beads for Christmas gifts, also Christ O. (). F. temple, last week W’ednes- Flower Ornaments Ann Bands mas Cards. Open evenings. Mrs. C. day evening, was largely attended. O. Dickerson. 122 North Harvey Bath Towels and Sets Handkerchiefs Betty Bryden’s Seven Ambassador Silk Hose street. 2tl Pillow Cases, Plain and Fancy Girls furolsbeil splendid umslc. and a Fancy Blankets Fancy SUk Hose St. John's Sunday-school will hold a bake sale at Stever’s Meat Marki quartet render^ several song nnm- Jap Cloths and Napkins Fancy Silk and Wool Booe morrow, Saturday afternoon. N . fieliers during tbe evening. Underwear All kinds of HandkercUete— Corse-Twin, combination of brassier*grassier About twenty-five attended a thimble Silk or Wool Scarfs Linea Initial, Plain Linm, by and corset. Light, easy and comfort party given by Mrs. Paul Groth and box or separate able. Makes wonderful figure. Mrs. William Blank in the dining room Shoe Tree-Hanger Sets Measurements taken by appointment. Quality Meat Market of tlie Lutheran church. Wednesday 537 South Main street, phone 152M. Serving Trays Don’t fail to visit oar baoo- afternoon. The ladles tied several 1 Supper given by Minnehaha Council ment store. See our wonderful a Albert Stever, Prop. comforters, after which the hostesses; Iridescent Sherbets No. 3, at Grange hall. December 9th, display of Toys. Bring all tbe PH O N E 199 DEUVERY served a delicious luncli. from 5:30 until all are served. 50c Iridescent Glasses little tots in. per plate. 2tlp Mr. and Mrs. Bussell Cook pleasant Dance at Cherry Hill. Friday eve ly entertained tbe Pleasure Club, Wed ning. December 11th. Good snappy nesday evening. Honors for pro m usic. gressive pedro were awarded to Mrs. I'm l^ U a s Watch for the Kzpanslen Opening Fred Bovee and George Wollgast, while announcement of Schrader Bros, big Parses store. Mrs. Frank Ray and Will Holmes were Infants Wear consoled. Refreshments were served* Garters .APPRECIATION at the close of the evening. H o sio r Lower co st wish to express my appreciation Tlic annunl Christmas party of the Sewing Baskets and to the nearly three thousand people of Ladies Aid Society and the Woman’s Plymouth and vicinity who called at OIL your Oldsmobile my new store. Palace of Sweets, on Missionary Society of the Methodist Tables Scarfs the opening day and evening. I am church will he held at the church on Dresser Scarfs Fancy Novelties bou^t on tune very grateful for the many words of W ednesday. l>e<-ember 9 th . Pot-lock Stationery appreciation of the new store, which Buffet Sets dinner at one o'clock. Program in Big sriection of Holiday were expressed by the people of Plym the afternoon. Each member is ex Salad Bowls Boxes, Tags, Seals, Cord, outh at that time, and for their very Christmas Cards. liberal patronage. It will be my en pect^ to hriug a ten-cent gilt. CNew General Motors time payment deavor to always merit tbe confidence Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Cooper and son, and good will, which has been so gen plan saves you #15 6> ^35 erously extended to me since the <^>en- Winston. attendMl the funeral services ing of tbe aew store. Again, I thank of Alexander Reekie in Detroit, You can now buy C^dsmobtle’s Greater Beauty and you. one and all. Thursday afternoon. The deceased Alex 8. Vureck Finer Performance at an even Lower Price. GMAC was the father of Charles Reekie, a rates, including £re and theft insurance Iot one year, DANCING P.ARTY brother-in-law of Mr.s. Cooper, an d have always b m the lowest because of the vdume Prize Hard Time dancing party »t wa.s quite well known in Plymouth. financing operations on Oldsmobile and other Sheldon Hall, on Michigan aventm, 7 He was ninety-three years of age, aad General Motors units. miles east of Ypsilantl. 4 miles west of had resided in Detroit for over seventy- Wayne, Thursday. December 10. Ad three years. Now the rates are lower stilL The total cost of an mission, 76c; ladies free!. Wear yonr Oldsmobile under the GMAC plan has been old clothes. Peter Ranmgartner. who resides on Plymouth, M. reduced $15 to ^ 5 —another of General what was known as the Casterline Motoss ofiering the purdhaaer die greatest x**TtTiblr NOTICE! TAXES! TAXES! farm in Salem township, met with a value per doUar invested. To tbe taxpayers of Plymouth town most unfortunate accident on The GMAC idan is simple, convenient and en d r^ ship : giving morning. Mr. Baumgartni confidentiaL The latest Oldamobile, purchaaed I will start the collection of town was sitting on a chair examining a ship taxes on Monday, December T, a t through GMAC, represents the finest automobik the Plymouth United Savings and shot gun, preparatory to going oQt Value anywhere to be found. will be there every day daring tflhMng hnntlng. when both barrels of the gtm Sec die car and drive it. Let ns ahow you the boors, until January 10, except De were accidentally discharged, the con GMAC rate chart Learn for youradf how easy it cember 17th, December 31 and Ano- tents carrying away the thumb of YO UR 1926 ary 7th, on which days 1 will he at is to own an OUmobile. Bussell Wlngard’s office in North Vil bis left hand. Dr. A. lage. It Is necessary this year for son was called, and rendered tbe neces Tcurmg SS75 Coach $950 Sedan $1025 you to know your subdivision sad lo t sary surgical attention. number—not house number. MRS. LULU QUABTSL, OBITUARY SHELDON GARAGE Township Treasurer. HUSTON * WIST Lydia Amelia Chase was bom in PtMoe $45-Pt rijMnt TOUB OU> FLOORS MADE IJCT Plymouth township, Wayne county, NEW Michigan. May 22. 1841. and went to No amonnt’ of scrubbing can her eternal home, November 22, 1925, old, stained floors look right For aged 84 years, 6 months. She was OLDSMOBILE SIX complete satisfaction, joiri re-sorfaco old floors the American U u^hm l married to A. 6. L. Bronson, January THiRHIGHKpS !■ Look Just like sew. Worn pi*****, 7, 1868, who preceded her In death, BtaiBB, paint Yamlsh, ererydiliii December 31st, 1891. To this onion alertly qui<^iy removed. Work wefe bom five children, two sons and uteed, and the low coet is enipelhing. PROMPT Phone 157. C. M. Wade A B c e T l W three danghten. One son, E. O. Bron li^ ; ■ f surfacing and coatradton, son of Detroit, and three daughters, 280 Main stre e t ; ^ Mrs. F. J. Whittaker of Salem; Mis. R. R. Warner of Royal Oak, and Mrs. Get your plates early-aad a v i^ the last minute rush. M A B C & iU N G A. B. Clark of Chelsea, surrive; «ie Bring weight receipts fm* commercial cars as well as MarceUisg, 75c; retracing, 26c. bon, R. H. Bronson, having di*a Pbone 192R. Mrs. Merie BofahwdMTt n iaiy 13, 1920. In eariy life she gave Certificate of. title for all cars. 74T Sovth stre e t her heart to God, and the highest trib ute we can pi^ is that ahs was a true YOUR » APPRECIATED I* 0^ riifiMlan, a devoted wife and awther. who'by her influence led her children to follow In tbe teith which she IJved. SUBSCRIPTIONS WIL WOOD LuvM B anm uciiN a i Fluil WMoaer. WMjne, taka for'flU'iaMulBM oad ! sr-ws. ' i p S i s a h , , : v t ,Eagle. H.W .\ND GR.AIN trenaon. - ...... Long Distance 10 o r 12 tons Hay Hi.s first wife gu\e birth to three the northeast nnarter (NE-%) of;"'"' halM-, Dora I.ee. and Lawrence offers you con son.s. His eldest sons received coiu- Section twenty-seven (27) Town one! llam-bett were leniising visitors, last missions In the Britisli army; and his venience and Our Wonderful Assortment of F.VR.M TOOLS (1) south of Range eight (8) east; hveek. ' ' second son by his second tuurriuge, in- speed in reach 3 Ford Truck lieriting his fathers dariug and mill- liEGlNNI.NG at'a^Siint, wMch snid) j 1 Sam pson T m elo r an d IMow ing your cus Two Pant Suits at | I tary ability, rose lo be a lieutenant |K>int is n o rth , no degrees, th ree m in-1 '*** Mr. and Mrs. J\'. Steinhauer. Sat-' 1 Ila n ly 2»M)-gal. S p ray R ig utes (9 degrees 03 minutes) west, one i unlay evening. | tomers. 3 Niagani Duster general, 'was uiitde aid de camp to ] King William IV and was created a tbonsand two hundred eighty and I stelnliauer and Mrs. Arthur j When calling 3 New Way^-b. p. Gas Engine forty hundredths (l,280.40ft.)feet, hhd. T, , . a. - $25.50 and $29.50 3 In ten ia tio n a l 21-j-h. p. G as Engine I knight. Arnold'.s halier children held south, eighty-eight degrees, thlrty-flye 1 hnsiness, several pa 3 Buzz Saw honorable positions. atiU one of Ills minutes (88 degrees 35 minutes) east, i Monday. | trons, it will •1 S pring-Tooth. 2-Section grandsons, Capi. William Traill Ar one thousand three hundred seventy-: The Perrin.'wiUc L, A S. will meet 31 Sprlng-lVdh. 3-Seetiou nold. a brave fighting man, was killed thn« and thirty hundred^ (1378.30 Emma Stcinhauer’s next Wed-! save much 1 Walking PU.w in the Crimean war. ft.) feet from the souUrtteat comer ^ • ...... time to give 1 Single Cultivator of the northeast quarter (NE of i uesday. Meeting will begin promptly 1 S ingle Bugg>- said'., Section 'twenty-seven (27) ; n one o'clock, the Long Dis Custom Made Two Pant Suits at 1 One-Horst* Drill Seek Lott Italian City theaoil' south, eighty-e^ht degfiees, i Dr. J, E. MarVn will be with ns fo r tance operator 1 Mowing Muehim. A lost city, sunk in the bay of Na your complete 100 Bushel Crates 4 Ladders ples. 2.500 feet below the surface of $ 3 8 . 0 0 200 lbs. Dormant Dust the water, is the treasure that will hd: 8li and fifty-four hundredths (126.641 ® Everyone be sure and hear list of calls so 300 ibs. Sulphur Dust ft.) feet; thence south, twenty-eight| our new district .superintendent. 300 lbs. Nicotine sought by Hans Hartmitn. an Ameri she can set can deep-sea diver, according to the degrees, eleven minutes, fifty-eight aec- The official board of tbe church will 10 Lime and Sulphur Barrels onds (^ degrees, 11 i^ntes, 68 sec them up in 1 Comabeller 1 Fence Machine Rome newspaper. Blsorgimento. Div onds) west, three hundred sixty-four meet immediately after church service. rapid succes- MAIN ST. over SIMON’S STORE 1 Road . S