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 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 that tbe owner present his state certifi­ Mr. Wilcox was a man of storUng each )>oy attended ebureb with bis ill length. cate of title when applying for tbe new worth and character, and possessed a host or his own church. On Bunday Rxwpt for a few officials who were license. In the case of new aatomo- kindly and genial disposition which afternoon occurred the closing meet­ l>n>senr and th e cu ttin g o f several btles applha^tion for the title must won for iiiot a host of friends. ing. which lasted until about six short pieces frum the first bar, to be DOWNING’S FARMHOMEOE- Ite made along with that for the new T^e remains will he brought to o’clock. There were eleven boys and retained as souvenirs, tbe opening of license. I’lymuutb for luterment, and are ex- three men that went from Plymouth. the mill was unmarked. It was sig­ OPEN . STROYED BY SECOND BLUE Tbe new* plates have white num- ptHTted to reach here today, Friday. They were: B. J. Holcomb, Paul Lee nificant. however, for it is a new step iTsI.s on black background and Wo lak e i 1h‘ fonowing details of tbe in Furd development destined to effect ' there ure two tyiies, one for pleasure and Mr. Klenke; Ernest Henry, presi­ HOUSE. Fl’RNISHINGS LOST IN H(videiit from tbe Venice Evening dent of the Hl-Y Robert Hubert, I) Idg ecniiomy in production and brings : <-ars am i tlie o th er fo r (‘om m ercial Vaiiguanl of Thurwlay. November 28: SUNDAY .AFTERNOON FIRE, secreury: Malccd* Cutler, Harley the company closer to the realization GHRISTM raPPH6 SEASON I Vehicles. The latter style is some­ Hurled si'veral feet hy the step of a Sallow. CarletoD Moore, Harry Miller, of Its plan to direct within its own CARRIED INSURANCE. what higher ami narrower than that i\vo-«-Mr Pneiflr KIwtrle train as hs as delegates from the Hl-Y Club; organization every step of manufactur­ f«jr pas.seuger vehicles: trh>d to Ixtir the train across tbe ing progress frum tbe raw material to I T'nder instructions from the secre- Russell Robinson and Clair Travis, as Reasonable Prices and Attractive Stocks in James Burrell Downing and their tnic-ka lietwt'eii Washington boolevanl the finished product. I tary of state, the commercial licenses delegates from tbe Senior class; Gay­ fam ilies suffered a se^-ond loss by fire liiid th e Veni city hall statio n 'late In the jtarlance of tbe trade, the i a n ' to 1>e use retMirt. eaw th s will do. It will produce bars of va­ away. ^Plr^t£[te is busy plca'^ire cars. -4>n c o a ib e rc la r ve­ Plymouth spoke to the Tenth. Eleventh when embers were seen falling from irein approaehlng. hut thought that nsemioi with thoughts of Christmas, and have rious sizes, all of steel made, accord­ hicles tlM* charges, are 69 cents a hun­ and Twelfth grade boys. the roof. The fire caught In the roof lie (.'ould get over (he ra ils to tb e ing to Ford s|jecifications and Intended alre ad y s ta rtin g th e ir shoiH>ing- dred itumids <»u weights up to 2,500 Harry Miller spoke on tbe general from tbe chimney. lumber yani on Virginia avenue before for tbe manufactnre of as many parts Never before have local merchants had IHUinds: .so cents on w eights from organization of the conference; Archie The house was a large, old fashioned the train wunid reach bim. MRW lODliy their stocks of Christmas goods on to be used In the assembly of Ford 2.50U to 4.000 p o u n d s; $1.00 from 4,000 i Crumm reported on the address of one that would cost considerable to re­ T he iuii)0(*t threw tbe aged Venetian curs. display so early as they have this ])ounds to 0.000. an d $1.20 a hundred Friday afternoon by Prt*sident Spencer In addition to the usual things on place today. clear of the train. His head and noee The rolling mill, which has a capac­ year, and It looks as if peoifie were be­ ]H>uuds on tra c k s w eighing m ore th an of Ilillwlale College. He spoke of sale at the High School Carnival, Fri­ The flames, which could be seen for were liadly cut and he was believed ity of IiiiiKlIing betw een 19,000 an d ginning to realize tbe advantage of 6.000 {touods. tbe four sources of power—( 1 ) from day evening, December 4tb, there will miles, soon brought to the home a hailly shaken up Internally. train 2U.00U tons of steel a month. Is the early selection of gifts. Plymouth ondemeath-material i>ower: (2) la t­ he a line of Christmas candles ob­ nuinl>er of neighbors who turned their stopiKK] w ith in tw o <-ar lengths o f th e lirst unit of the steel plant to start merchants are better able than ever eral power—that of , friendship and tained directly from the Standard Oil attention to saving household furnish­ spot where Wilcox was hit. (>I>eratlous. Ir w ill be M arch o r A pril this year to supply everything needed Patrolmen Niles and Brown aided society: (3) i»ower from withlu or Company, and to be sold at bargain ings and clothing, as it was Impossible THE.SEALjME HERE! J n ex t 3’ear before tbe plant begins to in tbe way of suitable gifts for old will power: and (4) power from on prices. There will also be Christmas to save the house without more ade­ tlie .Shan* Nolan ambulance- la function as a whole, w'ith open hearth an d yonng. high or spiritual power. He em­ fiower decorations, holly and mistle­ quate water .supply and fire fighting Not from Alaska, but direct from Burrylug Wilcox to St. Catherine sanl- furnaces from which Ingots will be The stores are beginning to take cm phasized the fact that the truly suc­ toe. Tbe Fuller Brush Company will facilities. Tbe blaze had gained con­ the National Tuberculosis Association. tarlum. Dr. C. W. craik was sum- cast an d tb e c<)DversioD o f these Into a holiday attire and some very at­ cessful man makes use of all the power have a booth with very practical gifts siderable headway in the upper por­ M<»re attractive than ever before, for iiionisl for treiituient. billets which go to the rolling mill. tractive window displays are being available to him from'each source. in attractive Christmas boxes, and a tion of the building before it was dis­ your letters and Christmas packages. Wlloux exp^ed early In the evening > In tbe meantime rolling mill opera­ shown. Clair Travis gave a short report on line of dainty gifts like vanity cases. covered by tbe Downligs. The sale of these Christmas seals w ith o u t l>elng uncpnw*iaily Vpsilantian-Fress. ill the Kenyon. Cooper, Allen, Bartlett. lieen ill (be liabli of visiriDg a friend fa naces. t j There will be a movie In tbe audi­ their shopping early, and for fhls though It Is not so pleasant at first. Newburg. Kim. Waterford and Livonia*, tbe lumber yard, and had regularly Tbe steel plant is housed iu a build­ torium. a girls’ minstrel, a boys’ min­ reason they are placing their Ch^t- It will show the best man In tbe end. schools. roceeda of which go for the care ed hy M otorm an H . C lark an d Con-, facilities. Equipment Is the latest In night. at seven o’clock at the High peruse tbe advertising columns of tbe visit tlie new store, the Palace of of different ' delegates and led by and cure of those' suffering from tbe diictor O. E. Roberts. Both will bS' steel mill practice. sc'bool. The proceeds go to make up Mall very carefully. Sweets, in the Rea block on Penniman Chester Bennett from Ann Arbor. The dread erTice and rein­ ELECT NEW OFFICERS the M. E. Nd. 1. Boy Sqpnts and ^ p - forcem ent. tlsts were winners. M. E. No. 1 THREE-PLYMOUTH BOYS I \ A very pretty wedding was solem­ Harley Sallow gave a report on tbe At the regular meeting of Tonquish from Presbyterian No. 1 by a score INTERNATIONAL LITE: STOCK nized at tbe home of Mr. and Mrs. idea that was brought out by Mr. Lodge. No. 32. I. O. 0. F., Tuesday 20*to 4; Scouts took Presbyterian No. EXP06ITIDN AT CHICAGO. George 'Wllske, when their nelce, Roberts, that moi should be like trees evening, the annual election of officers 2 in camp by a score of fO to 10, and to grow up, be stroug. clean, not like for tbe ensuing year took place. The Helen A. Miller, was united in mar­ the Baptists jdst nosed out t£e Boost­ Glen Mscomber, Herbert Miller on^ chaff In a man’s band which can be oflkers elected were: riage to Donald W. Widmaler of De­ ers 24 to 23. Following are tbe stand­ OwmH||tfridge left early lo t Satar- blown all ovpr the country or can be N. G.—Roy Stanley troit. on Wednesday evening, Novem­ ings in tbe league: d ay bm| I | ^ by motor, to attend ttra influenced by any one bad. V. O.—Albert Williams ber 25th, by Rev. Horace Saylea of ^ Won Lost Pet Interbaw B Live Sto<± Eipostrioraak Ernest Henry gave a report R. s.^W lUlam Bochret the Baptist church. They were at­ M. E. No. 1 ...... —1 0 1.000 Chicago. Macomber will CMb> World Brotherhood by Harry White, F . S.— B. E . QUes tended by Kenneth Wllske and Orene S couts ...... :------1 0 1 .00 0 pete with from aU

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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 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 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 —, ,....— ! 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\v. u yrs. old. freshened .V..v. 21 I Harmonic Balancer—an advanced engineering feature claims and possible rights of said de­ sloirf sm-f«-bes of storm sewer—one; Nov. 13 I. 7—(-Diirlniui t‘<*w. 4 yrs. old, bred | fendants. and each of them, if they imparting unmatched freedom from vibration. As one oil South llurvey street and one' 1 Holstein I'■>«'. 4 yrs. obi. bred July i K-t. 2S I ever had any validity, said plaintiff owmer says, **The etkr has everything!** •'2 H olstein Ceoii filled w ith' All prseti jt ffOtn — Ctnnal SUtm Time Psjmtmi Rmio. bmiaftrr the Itwtst »■ the intaiirj, 15 tons Mlxeil Hay. Ibiled than fifteen (15) years since the ••iiub-rs. If you linven't seen tliis J * • « m msOe suU Uwer. Y»m 'etM m*» ts n m nmei si S40nt60im year time psymeru ems 1000 bu. Corn in Crib ■JO bu, Corn several apparent rights to the posses­ place jvceiitly you won't recognize it.' 600 bu. Outs sion thereof accrued in said respective 20 bu. Potatoes 10.". BliiMie Island B ed C hickens defendants, which said possession has OAKLAND MOTOR SALES CO. 60 bu. Wheat been, duriug all of said time, and still T he . iriieuters are again w orkiug 828 P ennim an .Avenue F.VR.M TOOLS is, adverse aqd hostile to the titles, lit tb«- asiiic of the Iiali. Plyiuouth Phone 498 interests, claims or possible rights of F.\RM TOOLS I .Ma.<.M-y llarri.< Grain Binder said respective defendants; and upon WMIMINC AND HOLDING 0900 WILL 1 .MeCormiek Grain Binder I .Massey Harris Hay Loader reading the affidavit of JOHN L. Tlic*Mlnro .street h as been re-cindered. 1 .Massey Harris Mower 2 MiK'ormlek Mowing Machines CRANDELL, attorney for said plain­ It lin'd h ard usage w hile th e M ain 1 1 Kraiwo Biding Cultivator 1 Key.stoue Side Delivery Bake tiff. that It is not known and could 1 Single Walking Cultivator 1 I’ordson Tractor not be H.sr-ertained after diligent sin-et (To.ssing was closed and badly j OAKLAND SIX 2 Emerson Biding Plows 1 .lolm DiH-re Trn<-tor Plow search and inquiry whether their needed repairs. PRODUCT OF GENERAL MOTOR 1 Oliver Walking Plow 1 3-Section S[iring-Tooth titles, interests, claims or possible 1 Ford Triu-k 1 Gale Walking Plow rights have been disposed of by will, I N«jIuii‘s si-w it cri-w is working bv 1 Milwaukee Corn Binder 1 3-St*ction Spring-'lVMUh H arrow and that it ca^ot be ascertained In | K.ilugg Bark «u Ann Arbor street.! 1 Spike-Tooth Drag 1 Steel Boiler 1 Boiler 1 2-Horse Hay Rake what State or County said defendants • ...... ^ ; 1 Siiro-l»rop Gale Corn Planter 1 Hiding Ciiltivutur reside: | Tliere is a bigger crew working, and, 1 Empire Jr. Grain Drill 1 Clover Leaf Manure Spreader ON MOTION OF JOHN L. CRAN-’ iiim h faster iir«)ares.rushcller 1 Bunning Gear Matthew.s. John Dickerson. Elarl' A. “•B. ' I ’ro w •'s m en on th e sew age dis-. 1 Tiffin Wagon. 3-ineli Tire 1 Gale Walking Plow 1 Feed Grinder ilo isiu g to n . B eter F ralick . E lam P. | i»osnl [ibiut liavo U*cn m ak in g fine' WELLINGTON ROBERTS,C.E. 1 Wagon Ib*x 1 Mauure Spreader 1 Walking Cultivab.r Warner. Isaac B. Merritt, R. S. Dur-j j,pndwav. The open weather has been 1 Disc Harrow ]Set OOO-lb. .Scales 1 Crentu Seimrntor fee. whose first name is unknown, I , ,, <• ...... i. „ Surveying and 1 C hatbaiu K.-imiing Mill 1 I.jidd .Milk Cooler William Starkwi-ather. A. M. Hurd | f"' '"'"'''" » HOME! 1 Pump .lai-k 1 1 Cj -1j. p. Fairbanks Engine and Company. William 0. King, in^rtioii of the filter bed walls General Civil Engineering 2 I.airge (Waldron K ettles I Scalding Kettle 40 Potato Crates William C. King. George B. Martin, I and floor, and p a rt o f th e Ih'i • o f th e 1 .Marker I’otato Hooks 2 Hay F>.rks 1 T ra ile r Thomas Briggs and diaries II. Ben­ Imlioff tank are poured. Phone 208 1 Body (touring car) F. B. 120 ft. 1-ineb ro[)e nett. or their unknown heirs, devisees, The basis of all good government; the greatest 1 14-ft. I.adder 1 Hay Knife Ilay Fork and I’ulleys legatees and assigns, and the un­ 1 Heating Stove 1 Oil Stove NORTHVILLE, MICH. influence for good in the whole world. The impreg­ 1 Scoop IT.’i ft. ‘ h-Iu. H ay Rope known persons who are or may be Wo h;ivo had comiilaints about 1 Ctiok Stove nable fortress of the Christian. The devil’s nemesis. 1 Double BfUTel Sliotgm i entitled to claim under them, cause double [larking on Penniman avenue. | 600 6-Iii. D rain Tile their several appearances to be en - 1 , . . . - . . 80 rods Woven Wire Fence TER.MS OF S.VLE—All sums of $25 tered lierein In the munner provided 1 '>■<>“’ of | Though the peoples of the earth are divided into Q uauticy o f L i i iu Ih t « and under, eusb. Over tliat amount a by Law on or before THREE (3) j those wlm like lionble [mrk. It is races, creeds, nationalities and political groups, 2 Milk Cans Milk Pail credit of 0 months will be given on -MONTHS from the date hereof, andlin,.«„| t<, st«.p an automobile outside 1 8-Day Clock go«Ml biiukable notes, at 7^e interest, they stand united in their common belief that The 1 8-qt. Ijinl Press 1 5o-gal. Gas Tank [layaMe at I'lymoutli United Savings Bank. JOSEPH A. MOYNIHAN. \ Hivumstaiioes except under police home is the most important institution of the world, A true copy Circuit Judge.! sniH-rvi.siou. Bciniiman avenue, al- the source of all go(^. HOUSEHOLD GOODS Beter J. Drexelius, 1 though a forty-fool pavement is none 3 Beds 1 D resser Robert Each Deputy Clerk. too wide for ordinary travel, and To build a home, you must first choose a site pos­ 1 Commode 2 Tables PROPRIETOR SAID SUIT lnvolve.s and is brought C h airs 2 Uoekers JESSE ZEIGLEK. Clerk to quiet the title to the lands and I wla-n someone thnughtlessl.v and self­ sessing the desired characteristics, such as insured 1 S tand 1 Bookcase premises described in said Bill of j islily stops liis or her car in the line title, good restrictions, proper location, accessabil- 1 Oil Heater 1 4-burner Oil Stove ». traffic, the whole street is auto- Kettles. Dishes. Fruit Jars BEGINMNG at the southwest cor-1 ity, future value, etc. 1 Round Oak Heater British Honored Sons ner of the northeast quarter (NE-%) 1 ">«Gcaliy blocked. I guess we will 1 Bound Oak Bunge Sewing Machine of Section twenty-seven (27); thence j have i«» start giving severe fines fori Let us show you a home site that more than meets Good 12x12 Rug of Benedict Arnold along the west line of said northeast i this offense. M'e have been very! Very little has been wrilteu of Ar­ all your requirements, located in the fastest grow­ 60 Rhode Jslaud Red Hens quarter (NE-^^), north, no degrees, lenient in the nmtter for a long time. | nold outside of Ids inillurous conduct three minutes (0 degrees 03 minutes) ing community in the world. E\'ERYTHING w i l l b e SOLD in connection with the attempted stir- west, one thousand two hundred Fjycs of youth must see clear­ WITHOl’T RESERVE render of tVest Puiiii lo the British, eighty and forty hundredths (1.280.40 M'atch f«»r the Expansion Opening ly if the world’s progress is to says th e I.>eiirborit Independent. ft.) feet; thence south, eighty-eight de­ announcement of Schrader Bros, big be sane. Let us advise you grees, ^thirty five minutes (88 degrees DEARBORN Through a correspoiuience with Major .store. about your children’s eyes after HOT LUNCH AT NOON 35- minutes) east, one thousand three a careful examination. .\ndre, Arnold, then commanding West hundred seventy-four and one hun­ Point, offeree! to su rren d er to the dredth (1,374.01 ft.) feet; thence south, PERRINSVILLE I ■•Parents have the The Magic City of America TERMS OF SALE—All sums of $25 British; and to consummate tlie plan no degrees, three minutes (0 degrees utmost confidence in Don’t forget the play at the Perrins-1 and under, cash. Over that amount Arnold and Andre met at luidnight on, 03 minutes) east, three hundred forty- our skill. scientific The best real estate investment in the world. a cretllt of 6 months will be given on the shore of the Hudson September 21, four and eigthy-six hundredths (344.r* ville hall. Tuesday. l>ccember 8th,' knowledge and equip­ good Ikuukabie notes, at 7^r interest. 1780. T h e cap tu re of .4udre fru strated ft.) feet: thence south, ' giv«‘ii by th e C lareiiceville ladies. m ent.” eight degrees, eleven minutes, fifty- j Call at 774 Starkweather avenue, for information. the scheme, and .\rnold tied to the Gearge Hix had the misfortune to! eight seconds (28 degrees. 11 minutes. I Estell Rowland Brltisli slutip of war Vulture. 58 seconds) west, forty-five and eighty*; bave bi.'i tiiuiub atul first finger cut The British made him brigadier gen­ nine hundredths (45.89 ft.) feet; thence ! very badly while buzzing wood. Is! Harry W. Passage eral and be fought the American army north, 8€ventT-nine degrees, fifty g„ I at Richmond, I'ortsiiiouth* and New minutes (79 degrees oO minutes) west,' C. G. DRAPEIT Representing London, Conn. In Decem ber. 1781, lie* five hundred twelve and sixty-four | ■ ( Jeweler and Optometrist h u n d red th s (512.&1 ft.) fe e t; th e n c e ' -Mrs. Cliaplos Brlela- is .slowly re-j sailed for England with his family, 290 Main St. Plymouth, Mich. AUCTION who were pensioned by the British south, no degrees, three minutes (0 ! covering fnua [ileurisv and pneumonia, i E. M. CUMMINGS COMPANY degjTOs 03 minutes) east four hun-1 ueenj P hone 274 governm ent. H e received about $31.- dred twenty-one and thirty-six hun-, ...... HARRY C. ROBINSON, Auctioimer 755 for bis alleged losses in deserting dredtbs (421.38 ft.) feet; thence sooth,, able to l>e around again. j Quality Organization Phone 7. Plymouth the .\merkans. Failing to gel n posi­ sixty-nine degrees, fifty-one minutes' Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kublk and I tion in the army be was forced 10 take (69 degrees. 51 minutes) west, thirty; Margaret. s|*eut Sundav with 735 Lafayette Bldg. Detroit Having sold the farm. I will sell at up the trade of merchant. He carried ''■■■ hh,i m .-s„ itim.. A,i«ms or De- feet: thence south, no degrees, three public uneTiou >>n the [iremises located on trade with the XVe.tt Indie.s, but re­ tu rn ed to Londoti in 1791. minutes (0 degrees 03 minutes) west, • (voit. 6 miU's west *if Plymouth on the Ann one hundred fifty-five and sixteen bun- Tlianksgiving visitors at the home Arbor road, or 2 miU's east of Fraln’s War between France and England dredtbs (155.16 ft.) feet; thence north, jof Mr, and Mrs. Erlaiid Bridge at Cover Lake, on exposed his sbipidng to great risks'and slxty-niue degrees, fifty-one minutes' Arnold on one occasion was cu])tured (09 degrees 51 minutes) west, four Blyinoiith were: Mr. ami .'Irs. Baehr, by a Fr^ncli sliiii, but munage«i to es­ liuiiurtfuhundred ninety uuuadd seventy-twu uua-hun- 1-Mr. Mild Mrs. Uarl Iljerim. Glen Ma-j Thursday, Dec. 10, ’25 cape. Thf Britlsli guvernmeni still re­ dretUhs (490.72 ft.)'feet; thence south, I it-vn. Miss Ubarlorte Bm-lir and Clin-1 one degree, fourteen minutes (1 de- [ j Coninieneing at 12:30 Sharp -fused to give him active service in the The Field army and be turned bis attentiim to give, 14 minutes) west, five hundred I forty-three and thirty-one bundi Mr. aud Mrs. Jn.sepli Bock’s baby PLYMOUTH TAILORS fitting out privateers against France (543.31, ft.) feet, to the south line of i i?! suffering with abcessos iu his ears, HORSES to reot>ver bis lost fortune, but being the northeast quarter (NE-Vi) of said/ Hawthorne Club House has | 3 Heavv Team un.succes.sful. wcigtied down by private section; tncnce alons tbe said smith' , Quickly 1‘Single Ilanie.