CA-- ;S CITY CHRO]'qlCLE

VOL. 23, NO. 9. CASS CITY, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1927. 8 PAGEN

BIRD MAN OBSERVES 167 f Ackley's daughter, Miss Alberta SPECIES AT FISH POINT Bishop, was united in marriage with BI6 CROWD [ Busy Days Along This Rural Route Charles C. Wood, son of Mr. and D[FORDMAN FATALLY , , ...... j ...... ~'ish Point, gnree miles souzl~wesz J cei*enioiiy VtaS I~¢I lUl ili~u U S ~GV. of Sebewaing, is gaining state-wide Ozanne, pastor of the Methodist IIiJUR[D,BY,. AUTO 11[ [ prominence as a bird haven. Last church of Bangor, before a bank of year, Dr. Norman A. Wood, curator of shasta daisies, the ring service being birds at the University of Michigan, ~o ~Orangemen from Large District used. Only the immediate family and Don C. Nutt Struck as He Was spent about a month at the point, friends were present. After the cere- Crossing Highway Near of State to Gather for An- during which time he collected 161 mony, a four course wedding break- different bird specimens for the Uni- Fostoria. nual Celebration. fast was served. The living room and versity, some of them quite rare in dining room were both decorated with the state. daisies and roses. Cass City Lodge, L. O. L., is ma- ~ince early this spring, Mr. Ed- Don C. Nutt, 77, of Deford was fa- Mr. and Mrs. Wood left for a two tally injured when an automobile king extensive preparations to enter- ward Allen Hyer of the Kent Scien- weeks' camping trip to Long Lake. rain the big Crowd that will gather tific Museum, Grand Rapids, has struck him 31/~ miles north of Fos- Mrs. Wood taught music and art in toria, about 6:30 b'clock Monday af- at Cass City for the Orangeman's been at the Point i'n the interest of the Cass City school for three years celebration next Tuesday, July 12. the museum, and in last Sunday's De- ternoon as he was returning from from 1923 to 1926. Mr. Wood is a North Lake where he had celebrated ~Several have predicted that it will be troit Free Press was printed a story graduate of Cass City high school. one of the largest crowds that ever by Mr. Hyer, in which he named 167 the Fourth with his son and daugh- and served as salesman and druggist ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. David Nutt, gathered i.n Cass City. LocaI Orange- different birds observed during his in the Wood drug store for several men not only expect members of the stay here, from March 27 to May- 26. of Caro. Mr. Nutt's death came an dd(g /£ZS years, being a registered pharmacist. hour after the accident. fraternity from the Thumb counties According to Mr. Hyer's story, Michi- Mr. and Mrs. Wood will make their to attend, but representatives of gan is rich in a large and varied bird Mr. Nutt was coming toward the home in Midland, where Mr. Wood car of his son which was parked at lodges from Detroit, Pontiac, Pt. Hu- life and Fish Point is a good place l has a position in the Austin drug the side of the ~oad when his daugh- ron, Flint, Clio, Saginaw and other to study them. - Sebewaing Blade. store. total,n-law warned him to wait until points in the state. two cars, one coming- from each di- Prizes will be offered for the best rection, had passed. Mr. Nutt thought appearing lodge and the best band in he had time to cross the road, but the parade known as the Orange PR[ItllU LIST !] misjudged the speed of one car which Walk, which is regarded as the big I SUP[NS[fl S FINISH struck him as he was crossing the feature of the day. .] highway. The injured man was taken The day's program opens in the I first to Fostoria and then to Maywille, morning" with athletic events for men, ] JUN[ S[ SION LAB[IR but no doctor could be located in boys and girls and a Shetland pony] either town at the time. A call to Ca- race. Thirty-eighth Annual Cass City Equatizafien Committee Raised ro and Vassar brought a physician Lodges dressed in regalia and car- from each town to Mayville. tying flags and banners and nearly Fair Will Be Held Six Townships and Lowered Don C. Nut~was born in New York every lodge accompanied by a band or August 15-19. Two. State. He was united in marriage fife and drum corps will form for the Madough Walk at 1:00 p. m. at the corner of with Miss Jennie of St. The premium lists of the Cass City Clair county, Michigan, and six chil- Main and Seeger streets. The line of The Tuscola county board of super- Fair of August 15, 16, 17, 18 and 19 dren, three boys and three girls, were march will be on Seeger St. north to visors completed the work of the are Being" distributed. The new book born to them. On account of the ill the schoolhouse and then return south June session of that body on June 30. has 68 pages and cover, a larger book health of Mrs. Nutt, the couple broke on Seeger St. to Church St., west on A report of the committee on coun- than that of last year. H. T. Crandell, up housekeepi,ng at Deford recently. Church St., past the Nestle's Food ty officers' salaries was adopted on the secretary of the fair, has endeavored Mrs. Nutt has been making her home Co. plant, to the street paralleling the upon and seriously damage the corn closing day. It provided that the to make the premium list a complete with her daughter, Mrs. O. Valentine, railroad, south to Main St., west on crop. county treasurer shall receive $500 one. It contains the names of officers, at Oxford, and Mr. Nutt has been Main St. to Brooker St., then south on The finding of the corn borer moths THUMB DISIRICI per year for clerical help instead of directors and superintendents of de- with his daughter, Mrs. H. R. Silver- Brooker St. to Garfield Ave., east on is not to be looked upon with alarm. $200 as heretofore; that the school partments, a complete list of premi- thorn, at Deford. On Friday last, Mr. Garfield Ave. to Seeger St., north on It is expected that there will always commissioner receive a salary of $2,- ums, illustrations of special attrac- and Mrs. Silverthorn left for a trip Seeger St. to Houghton St., east on be a few of these moths present. The N[WS PA A APH 800 per year as before and that he tions on the entertainment program, to the northern part of the state and Houghton St. to Ale St., north on number, however, Will undoubtedly be allowed $1,500 per year for clerk the race program, names and dates left Mr. Nutt-at the home of his son, Ale St. to Main St., 'and then west decrease after a few years of careful hire in place of $1,000 which was the of Michigan fairs, special informa- Items Gleaned from Newspaper David, at Caro, until their return. on Main St. to the railroad where End of Clean-up Operations for clean-up. amount in the past year; and that tion for exhibitors, announcements of Besides his widow, he leaves five the lodges will counter march and This Season Brings Pest Exchanges and Other the register of deeds receive $100 busi,ness houses, fireworks features children, Ray Nutt of Deford, David return to the corner of Main and See- Sources. per year for making out cash receipt and names of fair guarantors. Campaign to Conclusion. Two tnjured in Nutt of Caro, Mrs. Alice Valentine Her streets. • -: t slips. Officers of the fair are: President, of Oxford, Mrs. Pearl Silverthorn of This is the plan of officers at the Chairman Dillon was authorized to P. A. Sehenek; vice president, Roy M. Auto Accident Deford, and Ivan Nutt of Cummons. present time though it is subject to Owendale--The paveme'nt on the attend the state meeting of supervi- Taylor; secretary, H. T. Crandel!; Funeral services were held at the "slight changes. With the cessation of enforced road running south out of Owendale sors and to select one or two mem- treasurer, G. A. Tindale; assistant Silverthorn residence at Deford on ~Addresses by speakers representing" clean-up operations in the corn borer Glenn McClorey, son of Mr. and was completed last week. This is one- bers of the Tuscola Supervisors to treasurer, Frederick Pinney. Thursday afternoon, conducted by the Orangemen~s order will be made area the past week, a truce has been Mrs. Dan McC[orey, of Cass City, suf- half mile of concrete. This section of accompany him to that meeting and Directors of the association include Roy. Scott. I,nterment was made in from a platform at the corner of declared for the next few months in fered a broken nose and had both jaw the road will be open to traffic in the county to foot the expense bill of ~che following: P.A. Schenek, J. D. Novesta cemetery. Main and Seeger St. the war which has been waged since bones broken and Joe Johnson, riding about two weeks. those representing Tuscola county. Brooker, Robt. Warner, J. A. Sand- early spring against the European with him in MeClorey's Ford roadster, The remainder of the afternoon Minden~The Community Club at a The resignation of D. J. Evans of ham, Angus McPhail, H. T. Crandell, pest. received a severe cut under the right will be devote~l to a program of horse meeting held recently, is on record as Millington, a member of the county R. M. Taylor, A. H. Higgins and eye, had his right hand injured and racing and ball game at the fair- The borer campaign, however, is, 'favoring a high school building, with road commission, was read and ac- Walker Accepts Post Frederick Pinney. back badly wrenched when their car ground. Caro will play Owondale in not yet over as it was not expected a regular four year course and also cepted. Mr. Evans asked to be re- Superintendents of the departments was tipped into the ditch at the cor- at Ypsi School base ball. The harness races for hor- that the pest would be conquered in the installation of a waterworks sys- lieved July 1 stating that he intend- ses in Classes A. B and C and a far- are: Cattle, C. J. Striffler; sheep and ner five miles east of Cass City Sun- one drive. A'n armistice has merely tern in Minde,n. ed to move from the county in the mer's running race are the numbers hogs, John Marshall; agricultural been declared. In the meantime, day afternoon. A large car coming Arthur Walker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marlette~Sunday marked an im- ,near future. on the racing program. hall, J, A. Sandham; floral hall, A. icasualtie s in the corn borer ranks from the north and turning west at A motion was passed to have the W. A. Walker, will be in charge of E. Higgins; poultry, Robt. War~er; the corner forced the McClorey car portant event in the lives of two of athletics and physical education at In the evening, a free pavement will be reckoned by the entomologists, road commission function with two dance sponsored by the Cass City races, A. McPhail and. J. D. Brooker. land plans laid for the next offensive. travelling east on M-81 close to the Marlette's respected citizens, Mr. and Ypsilanti Normal High School ,next Mrs. William Ross, Sr., whe,n they members= instead of three until the Fair Association will be given, a The Cass City Fair will be con- t It is doubtful whether the past ditch when a second car coming from October session, Of the supervisors. year. He will also act as critic the north struck the McClorey car celebrated their golden wedding at nine-piece orchestra furnishing :~ the ducted as a "free fair" next month; l campaig n has ever been equaled so Fifteen favored such action and 7 op- teacher for the students in the physi- that is, the plan will be similar to their home on south Main street, with music. tipping" it into the ditch and damag- posed it. cal education department at Michigan that of the Ionia Free Fair in that I far as cooperative enterprise is con- ing it badly. the help of seven of their children and State Normal College who do their It having been forcibly represented no admission fee will be charged at corned, according" to those in close Mr. McClorey was taken to the their families. practice teaching at the Normal High. to the supervisors that hunting on the entrance gate and visitors may •touch with agricultural events. Morris-Cridland hospital and Mr. Caro~The Joseph Maisbury farm Mr. Walker has been employed as the first day of the week has become Col]ing Merchant view the exhibits in all departments. Commencing in late March, the Johnson to the residence of Mr. and in Wells township was the scene of football, basketball and track coach a general practice in Tuscola by in- and visit the Midway without charge. Extension Division of Michigan Mrs. Dan McClorey, where he makes a very happy occasion Sunday, when at the Orange school in Pontiac for Died Sunday habitants of the county as well as Admission is charged, however, to State College staged demonstrations his home. Both are getting along relatives and friends gathered to the last two years° The Pontiac Daily other parts of the state threatening the grandstand and for the bleachers of practical and'effective control nicely according to late reports. celebrate the silver wedding anniver- Press says : Fred Grice passed away at his an extinction of the wild game life of and infield. measures throughout the infested sary of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Riley of "In basketball last winter Mr. home at Coiling Sunday morning at t the county, the board passed a reso- area. Thousands of farmers, who at- Marlette. The highly respected Walker's team won the regional 8:30. Mr. Grice had been poorly for lution stating" that the board is con- tended these meetings, were con- couple were married at the old home- championship at Ypsilanti and played a few days and Saturday evening vinced that measures ought to be em- Narrow Escape vinced of the immediate need of stead. well in the state tournament at De- was taken worse. His death was a ployed to protect all game and fur clean:up work in order to retard the DAIRYM[N TO HOLD troit, being eliminated by Muskegon, shock to his many friends. Sebewaing~The well at the Detroit bearing animals and game birds and from Drowning destruction wrought by the borer, state champions. Fred Grice was born August 14, Creamery Company's milk condensery the supervisors requested the Depart- and enlisted in the campaign. "In track, Walker developed Hen- 1869, at Colling and has always made plant was brought in Sunday after- ment of Conservation to make, issue Earl Vance had a narrow escape In April, the regulatory forces FOUR STAT[ M[FTS ry Harper as one of the best shot his home near there. His wife died noon with a fine flow, which was and promulgate the necessary and from drowning while bathing in the swung into action. Surveys of town- putters in the state while Captain V. twenty years ago and since that time struck at a depth of 318 feet. Work proper order prohibiting the himting deep pool near the plant of the Cass ships were made and farmers were Criger was one of the fastest milers his niece, Miss Mary Moore, has Big Field Days Booked for Fa- at the plant is progressing fast. The of all game in the county on the first City Sand and Gravel Co. on Friday. advised of just what would be ex- that Michigan high schools have pro- made her home with him, and helped building is now roofed in, the con- day of the week for a period of not His companions rescued him after he pected of them in order to meet the mous Institution Herds in duced in the last few years. Ray New- him care for the general store which ,crete floors are being laid and the less than two years. had gone under the water for the regulations. man, a member of last year's track he owned. He leaves three sisters Late July. boilers are being installed. The total valuation of real and third time. He was taken very ill with The outstanding feature of the team was a stellar pole vaulter un- and three brothers, Mrs. William G. Capac--Negotiations have been personal property in Tuscola county pneumonia afterwards, but is now re- campaign has been the whole-hearted der the tutelage of Walker." Moore of Cass City; Mrs. James An- completed for the capitalization of a as assessed by the supervisors was ported much better. support given it by the farmers of Dairymen of Michigan will have drews of Caro; Mrs. William 'Bourn company at Capac to make various $33,148,915.00. The total valuation as the area. While exact figures are not an opportunity to inspect excellent of Pontiac; William and Robert Grice articles from pulp. The company is equalized is $33,164,915. The com- yet available, it is estimated by C. O. herds of dairy cattle, to see these of Colling, and George Grice of Flint. ONCE MORE~PLEASE capitalized at $250,000, nearly half of mittee on equalization added $3,000 to Miss MacArthur Larrabee, field supervisor of control cattle judged for type, and to hear Funeral services were held Tues- which has been taken by local peo- the Dayton supervisors figures, $2,- SIGN NEWS ARTICLES work in Michigan, that less than one nationally known authorities on day afternoon at 1:30 at the home, , ple. 000 to Denmark, $2,000 to Gilford, Viewing Europe per cent of the 800,000 acres in the dairying give brief talks at four Rev. Pubnam officiating, and burial Brown City--Kenneth Downey, son $10,000 toIndianfields, $4,000 to Mil- Once more, in fact, every few area was cleaned up by government special Dairy Days this month, ac- was at Caro cemetery. The Masonic of Mr. and Mrs. John Downey, had a lington and $3,000 to Wisher. From S. S. George Washington, June 22, '27 weeks, it seems to be ,necessary• for crews. cording to the announcement of J. G. miraculous escape from death or seri- Columbia's assessment total $2,000 Noon Position. Latitude 49 deg. 43" Order of Unionville, of which he was The Chronicle to ask people sending Hays, extension specialist in dairying Specimens of this year's corn bor- ous injury at about 12 o'clock Satur- were deducted and from Vassar $6,- N. Longitude 8 deg. 20' W. Distance a member, had charge of the services. in news articles to sign their name at Michigan State College. er moths have been collected in a day night, when his machine, a Ford 000. run, 423 miles. Course 82 deg. From at the bottom of °the articles. field near Erie, Michigan, by federal The Dairy Day meetings will be coupe, crashed into the engine of a Ambrose Lv. 2943 miles. To PlymoUth The name of the author of the ar- The valuation of real and personal entomologists, and also at the Monroe held at Pontiac, Tuesday, July 26; through P. M. freight at the Main 170 miles. Av. speed, 17.63 knots. Home Coming at ticle ~f news is not for publication, property in the various townships as experimental station. Under average Kalamazoo, July 27; Ionia, July 28; Street crossing in Brown City. The Length of day, 24 hrs. General but for safety in publishing. equalized by the committee follows: field conditions, corn borers which and Traverse City, July 29. boy escaped with minor cuts and weather condition, clear. Wind WNW. Cumber School Many times a feature of the article Akron-...... : ...... $2,118,775 have escaped destruction during the The first event on the program at bruises about the head and face. Force 2. Sea--Small. is left out and we want to get hold of Almer ...... 1,641,000 campaign waged against the pest, are each of the meetings will be a judg- H. A. Cunningham, Commanding. A home coming was enjoyed Mon- the author's name to get more data Arbela ...... 836,160 now rapidly changing into moths ing demonstration at 10:00 a. m. by Mr. Herbert Lenzner, day at the Cumber schoolhouse when on the article of news; without it we Columbia ...... 2,097,490 and taking to flight. It is expected Prof. John E. Burnett. The animals ATTENDED INTERNATIONAL Editor of Cass City Chronicle, between 60 and 70 ~old settlers and are lost. Dayton ...... 893,320 that this process will continue for will be placed as their merit war- CONVENTION AT CLEVELAND Cass City, Michigan. pupils met and organized a reunion We are glad to receive any article Denmark ...... 2,500,000 several weeks. rants, and then the judge will give an My Dear Sir: society. The following officers were of newsthat's what makes a news- explanation of the points used in de- Elkland ...... 2,214,475 ~rn borer moths measure about The Misses Virginia Day and Mar- As we are nearing the shores of elected: President, William Robinson paper~but please sign your name! termining the placing of the cattle. Eltington ...... 812,450 three-fourths of an inch across the jory Sickles left Friday morning for Old England my thoughts go back of Cumber'; secretary, Mrs. Jesse Thanks ! extended wings, according to Profes- R. S. Shaw, dean of agriculture at Etmwood ...... 1,634,875 Detroit and left that city the next to the times nearly forty-five years I-Iawksworth of Cumber; treasurer, Michigan State College; O. E. Reed Fairgrove ...... 2,246,150 sor Pettit, and are yellowish to morning by boat for Cleveland, Ohio. ago when I first studied geography John Pettinger of Cumber. It was de- professor of dairy husbandry at the Fremont ...... 1,059,480 BUSINESS PLACES CLOSE brownish in color. The insects are Here they represented the Intermedi- in the Dillman school with Miss cided to make the gathering an an- normally night flyers. When dis- same institution; E. J. Cooper, ex- Gilford ...... 1,705,900 FROM 3 TO 5 TUESDAY ate Christian Endavor society of the Sarah Dickson as the teacher. Since nual affair on July 4 each year with a tension director for the Holstein- Indian fields ...... 3,060,955 turbed during the day, however, they Presbyterian church as delegates at she was overworked with classes in pot luck dinner, and all interested in Fresian Association of America; and Juniata ...... 1,165,000 Business places in Cass City will make short flights, close to the the International Christian Endeavor all of the studies with children of all the Cumber school are invited to at- D. D. Aitken, ex-president of that Kingston ...... 980,690 be closed between the hours of three ground, for distances of 10 to 20 feet, convention which commenced Satur- ages from four years of age to 18 tend. Among those present on Mon- and eventually seek cover again. Association, will appear on the after- Koylton ...... 946,950 to five o'clock Tuesday afternoon, Ju- day night with an address by Dan years, representing the two McAr- day were Mrs. C. Boyes and son of The female moths usually lay their noon program each day. Millington ...... 1,424,590 ly 12, when the races and base bali Poling, president of the national or- thur families as well as the other nu- Cadillac; William Boyes of Detroit, eggs in clusters upon the undersides The committee in charge of ar- Novesta • 766,480 game will be held at the fairgrounds ganization. The convention closecl merous families of Dist. No. 1, Elk- Mr. and Mrs. George Schiestel and of the host plant. The eggs of the rangements for these meetings states Tuscola ...... 1,530,825 children of Lansing; Mr. and Mrs. as a part of the Orangemen's cole- July 7. Vassar ...... 1,269,200 land Twp.; she frequently asked Miss bration at Cass City. clusters are deposited in irregular that the weather will not be allowed Mary McBurney, now Mary Abbott, John McLean of Port Huron; James rows, each egg overlapping" the ~ad- to interfere with the events as it will Watertown ...... 1,030,450 O. Greenleaf and son, H. O. Green- Wells ...... ~...... 535,700 to teach my class in geography. joining one in the manner of shingles. be possible to carry out the entire WOOD-BISHOP leaf, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Henry and MARRIAGE LICENSES. Wisner ...... 694,000 Maps the.n seemed to me but pretty In four to twelve days, the eggs program indoors if necessary. Crowds pages in the book with beautiful blue children and Charles Robinson, all of hatch out into larvae which soon of several hundred are expected at Cass City. Morris Cecil Ryndress, 24, Flint; A very pretty wedding took place $33,164,915 circles around pink continents and I Lola Marie Seekings, 17, Caro. develop into mature corn borers. each of the four meeting's. Tuesday morning, June 28, at nine never dreamed of seeing the shores Otto E. Van Valkenburg, 20, Caro; It is the young, growing larvae, ex- o'clock, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. there represented. Howver, since so Advertise it in the Chronicle. Elinore James, 17, Caro. plains Professor Pettit, which feed Advertise it in the Chronicle. W. V. Ackley at Bangor, when Mrs. Advertise it in the Chronicle. Turn to page 5 PAGE TWO. CASS CITY CHRONICLE Cass City, Michiga,~, July 8, 1927. Ionla--Irvin Miller, 25 years old, CASS CITY CHRONICLE son of Mr. and Mrs. Engelbert Miller Published Weekly. of Westphalia, was shot accidentally The Tri-County Chronicle and Cass when he dropped a gun which ex- City Enterprise consolidated Apr. 20, ploded when it hit the ground. He 1906. [ mBnef ] received the full charge in his abdo- ToMvG men. All Subscriptions Are Payable in Lansing~For the first time in his- Advance. Sauit ste. Marie~The city commis- tory a general fish census is being ~ The time I spend on you each Spring In Michigan, one year ...... $1.75 sion has adopted a resolution urging conducted in the state of Michigan. Could well be used in other ways; a~ -I- In Michigan, six months ...... 1.00 former Governor Chase S. Osborne to Deputies of the conservation depart- become a candidate for the Republi- I find my style of gardening .~'M Outside State. ment are in charge of the work, can nomination for United States Sen- which will determine the needs of ~ Isnot the kind that pays. ~ In United States, One year ...... $2.00~- ator to succeed Senator Woodbridge ~n Canada, one year ...... 2.50 N. Per~so ! rise before the birds awa~e department, which accounts for the Advertising rates made known on Albion~Buried in a sand slide at a And labor on till breakfast call; census. application. local manufacturing plant Robert Again at fiVe my tools I take Mooney was saved from serious injury Flint~A recommendation that the And dig till shadows fall. ~ Entered as second class matter When his fellow workmen dug him out Apr. 27, 1906, at the post office at Genessee County jail be replaced with and rushed him to the hospital. He a modern structure was placed before Cass City, Michigan, under the Act suffered from shock and abrasions on I spade a quarter-section patch of Congress of March 3, 1879. the board of super'dsors in a report And sow with care a million seeds; the legs and back. from the State Welfare Commission. H. F. LENZNER, Publisher. 4-¢. Owosso~The city of Owosso, which The report says the jail is unsafe and I pray that every one will hatch-- recently refused to purchase two acres a fire menace is:constituted by having Then let you go to weeds! ~z~ ¢. Notice to Subscribers. of land near the wat'er works plant cells for women on the third floor, The Chronicle subscription lis~ is .x. for $I,000 from James E. McCartney, which is reached only by a wooden ¢. indexed by post offices, not by names. stairway. Subscribers desiring to have their ad- has determined the city already own- 4* dresses changed will please send ed the land and an adjoining strip, ac- Grand RaPids~An airplane was FORMER as well as NEW address. cording to Mayor O. L. Sprague. used to rush from Detroit to Grand el* If they will do this, their wishes will Detroit--Carrying the most impres- Rapids a quantity of anti-tetanic be more quickly and easily complied sive majority of any proposition serum for the treatment of Henry with. 4. brought to a vote in recent years, the Van Dyken, 27 years old, a carpenter, Detroit-Windsor international bridge who was in St. Mary's hospital suf- High in Quality-- ordinance was approved by the people fering from lockjaw. The illness was 4* in a recent special referendum elec- attributed to an apparently slight tion. The ratio of victory was greater wound suffered when Van Dyken stepped on a nail. Low in Price than 8 to 1. 4* Manistee ~ Manistee county has Pontiac~Harry N. McCracken, of MotoNs~s are beginning to learn that there's a ~big 4* joined with other northern Michigan Farmington, was the first Oakland difference in tires, although they all look pretty counties in an effort to get a state ap- county farmer to receive federal com- much Mike. 4* DEFORD --':i propriation for a public tuberculosis pensation for meeting requirements sanitarium in the northern counties. in cleaning up 1926 corn stubble and Some .are made with skimpy, short staple cotton. ¢I* Supervisors Waite and Heuer were ap- C. J. Malcolm spent Tuesday in refuse, it was announced by Harold Some have an overdose of "filler" in ~he rubber of pointed by the county board as a com- Caro. M. Vaughn, county agricultural agent. the tread. Some are long on looks and short on mittee to represent the county. The award is made in connection Mrs. Edward Sutton spent the 1925 O. Lawrence Hawthorne. quaIity. O Lansing~The state's cement plant with the fight against the corn borer. ¢ week-end in Detroit. at. Chelsea will be shown no partial- McCracken cleaned np 20 acres of Bu~ you won't need a microscope to be sure that the 4* Canadian Drainage Basln, Mrs. L. Pugh is spending the week ity, Coy. FTed W. Green declared in corn land. NOVESTAo Goodyear Tire you get from me is a real buy. Good- with her sisters. ~: ' a statement directing the Chelsea The greatest drainage basin in Can- 4* Traverse City--Enraged when he year mileages tell the story. Herman Bell spent the week-end in plant to submit bids on all jobs within The Glorious Fourth is over again. ada is the Hudson bay basin, 1,486,0(D O believed an attempt was being made Pontiac with his mother. its territory. If the plant is not the Levi Holcomb and sons, Levi and square miles drainage into the bay. Goodyears are performing so satisfactorily for my 4* to take from him the two girls whom The basin drainage into the Arctic The drain that is going through lowest bidder on the job it will not be Bruce, of Redford called on friends customers that they invariably come back not with 4* given the contract, Green said. he had taken to a dance, Paul Rush- here on Saturday. ocean contains 1,290,000 square miles; 4* Deford is making fair progress. ton, 20 years old, of Greenville, a kick but with a boost, and for another Goodyear Bay City--Miss Lola Neal, 22 years the Atlantic basin. 554,000 square ¢. A large crowd attended the free stabbed Elmer McManus, 18, at the Keith Homer of Flint spent the when they need tire equipment. old, was stabbed here when she re. miles, and the Pacific basin 387,300 show at Deford on Wednesday night. Lake Ann pavilion, according to of- Fourth with his parents here, return- ¢. ~fsted the advances of a young man. square miles. ricers. Rushton is confined in the ing Tuesday. I have your size in fresh, new stocks. Mrs. Kruzel of Deford underwent Miss Neal told police she was on her an operation on Thursday of last Benzie County jail at Beulah and Mc- Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Henderson en- way ,home from work when she was tertained Mr. and Mrs. Wgrth Smith 4* week. attacked. Miss Neal fought her as- Menus received treatment at a Tra- and daughter, Margaret, of Detroit G. A. TINDALE Mrs. C. L. McCain and daughter, sailant off, hurling him in front of her. verse City hospital. O from Sunday afternoon until Mon- i t Mrs. L. Pugh, of Utica came last He then drew a large knife and in the Grand Rapids Of the 1,040 men t day. Mr. Smith is a cousin of Mrs. H. Saturday. struggle he cut her. mustered into service in Grand Ra- i JEWELRY--THE Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Frost took in Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Spencer of Cass Grand Haven~The Detroit Piston pids on June 10, 1861, as members of the Third Michigan infantry, there the Home Coming event at Armada City were callers in town on Thurs- Pin Manufacturing company will move GIFT IDEAL are only 13 survivors and the organ- over the 3rd and 4th. day evening. its factory from Detroit to this city ization's annual reunions have come Mrs. Edd. Sutton and son, Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Spencer and It was announced .here.. The company to an end. At the recent fifty-fifth spent the 3rd a%d 4th at Detroit as children visited Sunday at the Chas. will erect a $15,000 plant and will em- We have a complete line ploy 50 men. It is engaged in manu- annual reunion of the veterans of the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur How- Silverthorn home. Theater! facturing clyinder pins for the Hudson regiment, only six were able to at- ell. of gift jewelry suitable for & Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gage and daugh- Motor company, Hupp Motor company, tend because increasing age and phy- Mrs. C. A. Boyce of Detroit, a for- i Pastime CASS CITY ter and Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Silver- any and all occasions. Wed- and Kelvinator company. sical infirmities make travel difficult. mer resident of this place, visited ov- thorn left on 'Friday for the north to Port Huron--Driving 700 miles in Detrott~Special allotments for %wo er the week-end at the home of Mr. ding presents of good taste FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JULY 8-9 spend the Fourth of July. Michigan harbor projects have been 22 hours and 45 m~nutes on a motor- and Mrs° Wo E. Holcomb. Tim McCoy- in Mr. and Mrs. L. Sherwood of Pon- cycle was the way Philip Wells approved by Secreary of War Dwight and lasting quality. tiac came to spend the Fourth with Browning, employed in a local thea- W. Davis. One allotment of $354,000 "CALIFORNIA" the former's parents, one mile west tre, ended his vacation recently. %he of rivers and harbors appropriations ELMWOODo i A good story of the West and the Indians. g and one-half mile north of Deford. young man came back to Port Huron is for improvements of Frankfort har- Miss Velma Spencer and Miss ~rom Washington on a motorcycle. He bor, new construction on which will Mr. and Mrs. Win. Jackson and A. H. HIGGINS Comedy. Third episode of "Melting Millions." 10 and 25 cents, i include an outside south breakwater family visited Sunday at Roy Jack- Phyllis Barnes of Cass City spent asserts that during his Vacation he Jeweler and Optometrist last week with the former's grand- rode 4,500 miles on the motorcycle.. for the harbor. The other allotment so,n's of Caro. SUNDAY AND MONDAY, JULY 10-11 parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Spencer Port Huron~John Lyle Harrington, is $25,000 from other departmental ap- Mr. and Mrs. Byron Turner of -~ Gene Stratton Porter's last and incomparably fi,nest story~ of Deford. New York consulting engineer/ has propriations for operation and care of Flint spent the Fourth at the Frank St Mary's Falls canal. Monday, July 4th, was celebrated been conferring with Mayor John J. Burgess home. "THE MAGIC GARDEN" i in a very agreeable way at the farm Bell and members of the city commis- Lansing~The state supreme court Clarence Ewald of Pontiac spent home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Silver- sion and with Mayor James F. New- ordered the transfer of the county the week-end at home. Directory. • A gang comedy~"Bring'ing Home the Turkey." Pathe news seat of Osceola county from Hersey ! reel. I0 and 25 cents. ~ thrum when relatives enjoyed a boun- ~on, of Sarnia, and W. E. Harris, man- Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Park enter- to Reed City, scheduled for July 1, teous chicken dinner served by Mrs. ager of the Sarnla Chamber of Com- tained company from Detroit over held up pending a hearing of a peti- DENTISTRY Silverthorn. Those present were merce relative to the construction of Sunday. Mr. Park's brother remained ¢ TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, JULY 12-13 i tion for a writ of mandamus.. The pe- I. A. Fritz, Resident Dentist. Mrs. C. L. McCain, Mrs. Louella an international bridge between Port tition alleges an election last April and is helping him make hay. Office over Burke's Drug Store. We .~ Pauline Starke and Lars Hanson in Pugh of Utica, Mr. and Mrs. Lou Huron and Sarnia~ when the voters of the county approv- Rev. Van Doren and the male quar- solicit your patronage when in need three daughters, Rosa- Lansing--George Lord, ousted as Sherwood and ed the transfer was illegal because tet from the Sunshine church broad- of work. " "CAPTAIN SALVATION" lind, Luella and Onilee, of Pontiac, chairman of the state tax commission ballot boxes in Richmond township casted a lecture and songs from La- g A stirring drama of the sea and a conflict between faith and _? Mr. and Mrs. Harold Silvertho~ and by an ae~ of the legislature which ¥ were not locked, the entire proposal peer * Friday noon. P. Ao SCHENCK, D. D. S. i bigotry. Comedy. 10 cents. ? daughter, Nora, of Caro, Mr. and Mrs. ~akes effect in September, has mailed, was not printed and separate ballots The former pupils and teachers of Dentist. Geo. Spencer. Several selections of his resignation to Governor Fred W. were used. Hillside school Dist. No. 6 are plan- music on the piano played by Nora Green. It is to take effect August 15, Graduate of the University of Mich- Ludington--John Reinberg and his Silverthorn and Rosali,nd Sherwood ~he first day of the annual meeting ni.ng a reunion at the schoolhouse on igan. Office in Sheridan Bldg., Cass son, Wesley, of Ludington, netted one Saturday, July 30. City, Mich. were enjoyed. of the state board of equal~za{ion. Governor G~een has promised the new of the largest sturgeons caught by Mrs. Clarence Healey entertained commission chairman will be a De- local commercial fishermen in years, the Sunshine Aid on Thursday. ~* .Io off Big Point Sable. The sturgeon I. D. McCOY, M. D. m -:- RESCUE. ,rotter. Webber Slough has been visiting weighed 175 pounds. It was six and ~Surgery and Roentgenology. Ann Arbor~More than $8,000,000 friends and relatives in Elmwood this one-half feet long and was taken in Office in Pleasant Home Hospital. Win. and Howard MacCallum, Wes- will be spent in operating the Uni- week. a poured net and brought into the Phone, Office 96-2R; Residence 96-3R ley Parker and Almon Austin of versity of Michigan dl~ring the com- "Better d Pontiac spent a few days at the John Ing year, budget figures disclosed. Ex- fishing boat by a noose, after a 30- MacCallum home. penses for running the university ex- minute battle. Bortel brothers, com- REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. SHELDON B. YOUNG, M. Do mercial fishermen of Summit town- Cass City, Mich. A number from here attended the clusive of the hospital have jumped ship caught a sturgeon weighing 140 Telephone---No. 80. 4th of July celebration at Bay Port. $77,691, the report shows. The budget Martha M. Gamble to Reuben Miles, Better.• .-'° for the coming year has been set at pounds at Big Sable Point. n ½ of nw ~/~ sec. 36, Indianfields, Please remember that there will $5,860,832.73 by universiCy officials. Grand Rapids ~ The Newsboys $1.00. be an ice cream social at the Beauley W. A. GIFT, B. So.; M. D. In addition hospital expenses will run School of the Grand Rapids Press William Grant and wife to Lida Medicine- Surgery-Roent genology ¢- Each time you taste our * church Friday evening, July 8. Every- $2,846,290.95. held its thirty-third annual graduation Learn, lot 3, blk. 20, Vassar, $1.00. Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat. body welcome. Lansing--~ov. Fred W. Green re- exercises here when four boys com- David Steele and wife to Margarel Phone 28. Marlette, Mich. Edwin Lince of Kinde returned ceived notice from the State BOard pleted the eighth grade. The school is Neeley and husband, sw x/~ of sw home Wednesday evening after a few ce .,.. of Education that it refuses to take said to be the only one of its kind in Sec. 82, Arbela, $1500.00. A. McPHAIL M&BI @" days' visit with his sister, Mrs. further action toward selection of a the country. The speaker was Clark Gerald C. Farnum and wife to La- Funeral Director, Ralph Britt. L. Brown, cashier of the Grand Rapids vern Lanfear and wife, n ½ of w ½ site for the proposed fifth normal Lady Assistant. ¢- Mr. and Mrs. Moses Karr and chil- school. Thls means that the appro- Press, who came here as the first of lot 6, blk. 12, Millington, $1.00. Phone No. 182. Cass City. .--*-oi* Cream go dren of Gagetown visited at the Sid- priation made by the 1925 legislature teacher of the school 33 years ago. He George W. Coleman to Ada L. Cole- ney Roberts home Sunday. will revert to the general fund July was in charge of the school for eight man, lot 5, blk. 4, Bay Park, $1.00. it will taste better. It has e A. J. KNAPP, Funeral Director ¢o Mr. and Mrs. Alex Jamieson and 1, and the most famous political foot- years. The school is ungraded and James H. Mead and wife to Lewis teaches sixth, seventh and eighth and Licensed Embalmer, Mrs. Knapp, that ingrained goodness ¢" children and Mr. and Mrs. Sidney ball of recent Michigan history will be H. Mead, w ½ of se ~ sec. 29, Day- grade pupils. Lady Assistant with License. Night Roberts were Sunday evening visitors a thing of the past. ton, $7,000.00. . which grows upon you with 4¢ Lansing~The River roaff between Charles C. Ingersoll et al to Wil- and day calls receive prompt atten- at the Samuel Heron home in South Bay City--Critics of the last legisla- tion. City phone. • continued use. e Grant. ture were scored by Coy. Fred W. Saginaw and Bay City will be paved liam LeValley and wife, pt. village %** ..*. next year, Governor Green assured a Caro, $900.00. Miss Marion Mellendorf returned Green in an address here recently. delegation from those cities. Con- Don R. Wood and wife to Charles CASS CITY LODGE NO. 214, L. O. L. Ice for sale. * home Saturday evening after working "You know it is quite the thing these tracts are to be let late this year and Morrison and wife, e ½ of lots 3 and meet the second and fourth Saturdays for her aunt, Miss Lydia Parker, the days to take a rap at the legislature," the project will be completed in 1928, 6, blk. 6, Turner's 2nd add., Mayville, of each month at Town Hall. past week. ~e said. "Criticism ~sn't going to make any improvement in the legisla- the governor said. The delegation, $100.00. ® O Mrs. John MacCallum has gone to ':""i A Fort & Son "*. ture and I believe every member of headed tiy A. W. Black, of Bay City, Lida Learn to William Grant and E. W. KEATING take care of her niece, Mrs. Diller, that body conscientiously was giving urged that the contracts be let so wife, lots 11 and 12, blk. 5, Vassar, Real Estate and Fire and Automobile a~d baby near Kilmanagh for a the Sta~e the best that was in him. work can be started early in the $1.00. Insurance. couple of weeks. I'here isn't going to be any improve- spring. Frank F. Rogers, highway Dora G. Craw to Wm. J. Vrooman, CASS CITY, MICH. The Ladies' Aid held their meeting ment in the quality of our legislature commissioner, said the grade now pt. sw ½ lot 3, blk. 1, Win. E. Sher- at the church basement last Thurs- had settled sufficiently so all paving man's add., Caro, $500.00. until there is an improvement in our R. N. McCULLoUGH day. can be laid next year. Lachlin Gilchrist, jr., and wife to men and women who elect them." AUCTIONEER Eli H. Thompson, pt. sec. 33, Water- Burdette Webster was taken to the Monroe~The board of supervisors Jackson~A country-wide search for AND REAL ESTATE DEALER, town, $1.00. Quiet, Homelike, Cass City hospital Tuesday for treat- has given permission to the Detroit & Charles Sterns, 45-year-old South Hav- CASS CITY. ment and will have an operation in a Toledo Shore Line railroad to erect en automobile dealer, has ended here, Farm sales a specialty. Dates may Comfortable short time. be arranged with Cuss City Chronicle. concrete bridge across the Huron where Sterns was found by detectives, Bronze Finish on Braaa Many ~9~ave/ers stop at dyer at South Rockwood, 14 miles a victim of amnesia. He was identi- The bureau of standards says one Office at I. Schonmuller's Store, Cuss City. our HOTELS beeau3e "they Prepared to "'Smohe" north of here. The bridge is to be 180 fied by an automobile salesman. of the simplest ways of producing a find quiet surrounding& An old Dutchman, Mynheer Van [eet long, equipped with two abut- Sterns told the police he became con- bronze effect upon brass is to treat it homeTike atmosflhere and ments and piers, steel girders, double scious of his whereabouts while with a weak solution of sodium or TURNBuLL BROS. Klaes, had smoking materials buried Jim Auctioneers Bill comfor~ble acco/mmodations. ~rack, and to take the place of the aboard a boat near Buffalo. At a hos- potassium sulphide. The darkness of with him. It is stated that "at his Age, experience Youth, ability at moderate prices° feet were placed a bladder of the finest wooden, s~rueture which is to be" razed. pital his memory partially returned, the coating will depend upon the strength of the solution and the length We sell anything anywhere. If you Dutch golden-leaf and a packet of Three curves s/re to be eliminated on and although he did not recall his of time it is applied. If desired, it don't employ us, we both lose money. caporal; by his sides were laid his name, he started for Detroit where the right-of-way.. It will cost $I00,000. can be brushed off in spots, yielding a Write for dates and instructions to china-bowled pipe and a box of D. H. Sessions, engineer, intends to he knew a friend. He was taken $2 ,ND upw,a ofels MAD|SON ° LENOX bronze finish. Deckerville, Mich. Phone 56--15. ~oH HG,¢~ ~ ~CVS P~ DETROIT matches, and steel, flint and tinder." complete work this fall. back to South Haven by relatives. Cass City, Michigap. July 8, 1927. CASS CITY CHRONICLE PAGE THREE. WHY: William Paul drives a new Poatiac PINGREE. quite pleased over having a nice sedan. modern kitchen and dining rooms Doing-the Job One Loses Weight When There is a heap of satisfaction for Donald Skinner of Pontiac was a Heavy traffic on M53 since bridge with cupboards, drawers, etc. over Cass river has been completed. the man who swings to action when Moon Is Overhead week-end guest of relatives in town. The W. H. M. S. met with Mrs. T. he has a job that really should be Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Peter of When the moon passes vertically Caulfield Wednesday afternoon, July done. He's the live and snappy step- Miss Evelyn Ertel of Elkton is Tyre, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Norsted overhead did you ever notice that you 6. per who has got the brand of pepper spending the week with Miss Lillian and son, Francis, of Flint were lost weight? Well, you do, says the Haying and cultivating the the that can make the hardest labor turn Grand Rapids~Grand Rapids Job- Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Kenney were Ward. pleasant callers at the Chas. I. Cooke bers who have just completed a sur- Abbe Moreaux, noted French astron- order of work here at present. Hay is to fun.--Ltvingston Southern Home. omer. A man weighing 168 pounds business callers in Saginaw Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Campbell have home Sunday. vey, report the Michigan bean acreage a beautiful crop this year. weighs 1-32000th of an ounce less nn- moved into the M. P. Karr home on Grand party with music at the De- this year will be nearly as large as Mrs. Morley Smith left Sunday to West St. North. John Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Philip that of 1926 although the relative per- der the moon. spend a month's vacation with rela- neen farm Friday evening. Moore and children, Mr. and Mrs. W. It is the same influence that causes Mr. and Mrs. George Dodge of De- Deceptive Fat Man centages of dark and light red kidney tives at Saginaw. Mr. mud Mrs. Geo. Schiestel and J. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hart- the tides, perhaps the best-known ex- troit spent the week-end with rela- ;~ud Tunkins says overweight Is al- beans will be reversed. Although children of Flint cMled on relatives sell and Marion called on Mrs. Claude ways associated with ~eniality and a;~¢ aa~aa~ ;= :,=a ~h,e~ i= Cuss C'~7. some sections report considerable re- P2,'C;O~'E ~a i in Tyre, Cumber and 2"ingree ~nis ~inman og Unionviiie. Mrs. Hmman affairs. ~ere;s what happens to make comfort. A fat man is one ¢,÷ ~-~= duction in acreage others are plant. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bigham and week. is quite ill at present. greatest of optical illusions.mWash - the tides, according to the abbe: Mr. and Mrs, Frank Bliss. •son spent Sunday and Monday with ing larger areas. Mr. and Mrs. I~ober Craig and I Mrs. T. H. Wallace is visiting a tngton Star. If the water loses weight when the Mrs. Charlotte Martin spent several relatives in Poatiac. Grand Rapids--The Grand Rapids daughter, Helen, and ~irl friend have i few days at the C. E. Hartsell home. moon is overhead, the column of wa- days last week with her daughter, Harold Fiddyment of Detroit spent Railroad company, in a special pro- returned from Canada after visiting Quite a number spent the Fourth ter directly under the moon must be Mrs. J. Calley, at Colwood. from Friday until Monday evening gram dedicated one of its electric higher than in other parts in order relatives and Niagara Falls. l at the lake shore. Doris and Ardis Brooks are spend- with his mother here. rail coaches to Colonel Charles A. that the pressure on the sea floor may Mr. and Mrs. Earl Nicol of Detroit ] T.J. Heron and Millington Mc- ing two weeks with their aunt, Mrs. Lindbergh. Planes from the Grand remain the same and equilibrium main- Clare Bailey and Glen McCullough are Spending a few days with rela- Donald spent a couple of days fishing W. A. Northrup, near Marlette. Rapids airport flew overhead and rained. This bulging outward of the spent Sunday and Monday camping fives in this locality, l at Long Lake, north of Midland, at Huron County Park. dropped flowers upon the coach bear- ocean's surface is the tide. Mrs. Julia Anderson left last week Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Nicol of Mar- t Mr and Mrs Durward Heron and ing Colonel Lindbergh's name. The Now, here is an odd thing: When to spend the summer with her son, Mr. and Mrs. George Ketchum of lette visited relatives here and at lchildre n of Detroit, and Mrs. Milling- operator of the ca2 will be attired in the moon passes straight over New Dr. L. F. Anderson, at Columbus, O, Detroit were callers in town Saturday Wickware this week. lion McDonald and children spent the aviation costume. York, for instance, not only are the Mrs. Roy Consla of Painsville, 0., on their way to Caseville to spend John Fox and daughter, Lilah, were f Fourth with their mother, Mrs. T. J. Monroe--The Monroe County jail, tides the same in exactly the opposite came Thursday to spend a few weeks the Fourth. called to St. Clair County, Michigan, t Hero,n. at Monroe, declared to be "in the parts of the earth, but the other mag- with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Sandham and to attend the funeral of his brother, t most deplorable condition and one of ~_~,etic effects are likewise. At the Greenleaf. daughters, Deloris and J0hanna, were Edward Fox, on Mo~day. American Salt Springs the rottenest in the state," was order- same time that we lose that 1-32000tb John Benkelman, who has been at- Caseville visitors from Saturday un- ed condemned by the State Welfare of an ounce, so do the Chinese on the reading school at Big Rapids, re- til Tuesday. The geographic survey says that other side of the globe. Commission. George H. Gruenbauer, turned last week to spend the sum- Mrs. Dan Delong entertained her BEAULEY. there are many springs in this country The earth may be 81 times the size of Grand Rapids, who investigated mer at his home here. father, Hiram Kelley, and brother, which contain small amounts of ep- of the moon, but that does not mean som salts, particularly in the states the jail said it was "the worst jall I Mr. and Mrs. Hazen Patterson a~d Charles Kelley and family, all of Pon- The Ladies' Aid will have an ice we can look upon it with contempt, of Virginia and Kentucky. Springs be- have ever been in and I have inspect- tiac, Sunday and Monday. cream social at the church in our new according to the abbe. The moon pulls son, Stewart, of Pontiac spent from ed a good many of them in the state." dining room Friday evening. The ing heavily saturated with epsom DAD TFIINKg WHAT THB ns hither and yon, working sometimes Friday until Monday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Landon attend- basement has been remodeled and a salts are Pluto springs, French Lick, NEA~EPT 'TO ~RPETUAL Mr. Clemens~The death of Milton with, sometimes against, the sun. The relatives in and near Cass City. ed the Huron County Rural Carriers ba~-OTION 19 lqI9 130"kr good kitchen put in. The ladies are Ind., and Abilena water springs, Abi- ttouston, 27 years old, of Speedwell, effects depend upon the position it Phillip Wright and daughter, and lAssociation's annual meeting and ban- lene, Kan. Tenn., is under investigation by Fed- occupies in the heavens.~Popuiar Miss Nellie McConnell, all of Detroit, tquet at Pigeon Wednesday evening. eral officers here. Houston died from Science Monthly. were Sunday callers at the home of t Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dillman and burns received when a line of hose Mr. and" Mrs. H. O. Greenleaf. son, George, of Detroit and Robert NNNNNNN@N@NNNNN@NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN NNNNNNN used in conveying oil to a corn stub- Why Flowers Must Close E. G. Braun and Mrs, S. Lenzner tDillman of Ann Arbor spent the N N ble burner exploded and covered him of Detroit mud Mrs. Russell and Miss lweek-end with relatives in Cass City. with the burning Hquid. Houston Their Petals at Night Braun of Niagara Falls were guests I Word has been received by Mrs. N N was foreman of a crew of Federal The reason many flowers close their at the F. Lenzner home on Sunday. Iaane Bearup that her sons, Archie workers engaged in fighting the corn petals at night or during bad weather Mr. and Mrs. James Tennant, Mrs. land William Van Allen, had arrived borer. is to preserve the precious pollen that A. A. Jones and Miss Lura DeWitt safely at Chapman, Kansas, and had Benton Harbor~With a view to enables seeds to be produced. spent Wednesday afternoon with Mr. secured work. Heavy dew or mist at night can do oO° S ay. C oo dP cop l eTo. oo keeping down raspberry diseases and and Mrs. George Farrar at Port Aus- 'Mr. and Mrs. Andrew and almost as much damage in washing Barnes clinching Michigan's place as the lead- tin. children, who are spending the sum- N ing state in the production of rasp- away the magic dust as rain. But what are the mechanics of the Mrs. Harriet Boyes and daughters, mer near Emmett where Mr. Barnes berries, a tour of 18 plantations in Marjorie and Dorothy, are spending is employed, spent from Saturday un- You ask, why don't [ have my shareof the good things Southwestern Michigan, will be held process? The nightly closing is due N to the fact that the part of the plant the week with Mr. and Mrs. Frank til Monday in Cass City. under the auspices of the State De- Dillman and Mr. a,nd Mrs. Floyd Reid Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Ricker enter- partment of Agriculture. Among the which gets less ligh~ grows more quick- N of earth ? It's because you don't come after it. Why ly. Normally the underside of the in Detroit. tained over the week-end Mr. and plantations to be visited will be that Mrs. F. A. Smiley of Everett and Mr. of the House of David, at Benton flower will therefore have grown a Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Graham and N and Mrs. Amos Weaver and son, Harbor. little more during the day than the children, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Croft N pay more? Is it because you don't care? Ask those N top surface of the petals, so that the and daughter, Marjorie, Miss Marie Douglas, of Flint. Sunday, they also Detroit ~ Air passenger service had as guests Mr. and Mrs. O. W. N which will link Indianapolis with Chi- uneven tension will cause the petals Tindale and Morley Tindale were who bought at the sale and see if they don't say it to curve inwards. Caseville callers Sunday. Nique and daughter, Eleanor of Dec- N cago, Detroit, Cleveland, St. Louis, ker. Cincinnati and Louisville will be During the night and early morning Floyd Reid of Detroit spent from N Mrs. Win. McComb was greatly established soon by a number of for- the inside of the flower will grow more Saturday until Monday with relatives N paid. surprised Tuesday evening, June 28, mer Indianapolis business men. They quickly and so straighten the petals here. Mrs. Reid and children, who had when 37 of her relatives gathered at are prepared to file articles of incor- out again. spent the week in Cass City, returned the home her daughter, Mrs. Joha poration for formation of Central The closing during rain is due to to Detroit with him Monday. of N Sale closes July lath. Drop in, even if you don't buy. the shrinking effect that moisture has Haley. The occasion was Mrs. Me- Airways, Incorporated, with head- Beaches McKillop and Malcolm N on vegetable matter. Some flowers Comb's 71st birthday and she received quarters at Indianapolis, The com- Stirton, both of Detroit, were callers N such as the night-scented stock, are many beautiful gifts. The evening pany will bid also for air mail con- at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. N.I was spent in visiting" and ice cream tracts. closed by day and open at night, be- cause they are most successfully fer- McCullough Monday. The young men] and cake were served. All enjoyed Lansing--W. W. Potter, attorney tilized by night-flying insects, such as are spending a two weeks' vacation I the birthday cake. o° CATHCART o* general, is requested to sue the city along the shores of Michigan. 1 moths. Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Whale and of LanSing to compel it to proceed N Mr. and Mrs. Friend Thorp of[ daughter, Edna, spent from Thursday ~oward construction of a sewage dis- cass CTY Flint spent Sunday with Mrs. Thorp's] until Sunday at Milter Lake. Sunday, posal plant, in a letter he received Why We Keep Diaries sister, Mrs. Velma Simmons. Jessie lthey were called to Fostoria, owing from the Conservation and Health Who has not turned diarist at one N N and Elizabeth Simmons returned tel to the death of Mrs. Whale's brother - Departments. The two departments time or another~probably at a dozen Fliint with them Sunday evening and] in-law, Andrew Swadling. Mrs. report that practically all cities are different times? Most of us have done will spend two weeks there. Whale a~d Edna remained at Fos- gNgNgNgNgNgNgNgNgNgNgNgNgNgNgNgNgNgNgNgN making reasonable progress toward so, and most of us have, an equal Mr. and Mrs. Herman Doerr spent toria. Mr. Whale came to Cass City construction of sewage plants, but number of times, left off. Thursday in Detroit. Helen and Phil- Monday and returned to Fostoria to that Lansing and Howell have done I should like to see a psychologist's lip Doerr, who had spent a week with attend the funeral Wednesday. Mr. nothing. report on the motives which lead so many of us to impose on ourselves on their aunt, Mrs. N. Fisher, in Detroit, Swadling suffered a stroke about two Grand Rapids~The Grand Army of top of all the tasks that the world im- returned to Cass City with their years ago aml has been in very poor the Republic and allied patriotic so- poses this added labor. Behind the parents Thursday evening. health since that time. cieties will hold their national meet- first childish efforts there is, I sup- Mrs. John Dillman entertained her Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ward and ings here again next September. The pose, the vague but terribly strong father, Win. Come, Mr. and Mrs. A. daughter, Miss Lillian, spent Sunday national officers, learning that Day- necessity of the young ego to establish F. Staib, and Mrs. E. F. Luebka and in Clifford. Frederick Ward, who had ton, O., which was chosen at the Des lfself as an ego apart from all the son, Frederick, all of Ann Arbor, over Moines, Ia., encampment last fall, spent the week with his aunt, Mrs. J. other egoes, cosmic forces and what the week-end. Mrs. Luebka and Fred- L. Smith, at Clifford, returned to might not be able to accommodate the not that seem disinclined to give it erick remained to spend two weeks. 7eterans, turned to Grand Rapids, Cass City with them Sunday evening. elbow room. It is merely a more elab- Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McBurney and In swinging on a hay fork in the barn which sought the 1928 encampment. orate way of scribbling one's name The convention bureau here made ar- daughterS, Luella and Mavis, and while at his aunt's home, Freddie had over schoolbooks, wall paper and Mrs. Mary Gekeler attended the wed- the misfortune to have the rope slip rangements to finance the encamp- fences; and a logical step from that ment. ding of the ladies' niece, Miss Mary from the pulley and the fork struck so-called vandalism.~Helen McAfee, Pratt, and Kenneth Stokins at Port him on the top of the head. He was Lansing~A state-wide check on au- What Better Railroad Service Has Meant to Business in the Bookman. Huron Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Mc- tomobile drivers' licenses is urged by unconscious when picked up and was Burney and daughters returned to John S. Haggerty secretary of state, taken at once ~o a doctor where it Cass City Monday. Mrs. Gekeler is commodities have shown an upward tendency ~n letters sent to police and sheriffs' Why Popcorn Pops was found he had received a painful Agricultural officers throughout Michigan. The There is some difference of opinion spending the week in Ann Arbor and scalp wound but was able to come in prices during the current year, while the course of it~dustrial and Pontiac. home Sunday evening. drivers' license check was decided on the cause of the popping of pop- , raw material prices has taken a downward trend° We have been .upon after it was reported that state corn, a number of, theories having going through a period of price re-adjustments--always a critical time police speed and traffic officers are been advanced, but the United States for business--but, in this instance, there were not the usual accomo ,finding a large number of drivers bureau of plant industry informs us ~vlthout licenses many of them being that the best explanation of this phe- partying shocks to business peculiar to such periods. children under 14 years of age and nomenon appears to be as follows: persons otherwise ineligible for lic- The popping is an explosion due to ,crises. the expansion, under pressure, of The major reason for this absence of disturbances in business moisture contained tn the starch is that smaller inventories are being carried nowadays since the rail. Lansing~Despite protests by Her- grains. Until the instant of the ex- road service of the country assures certain and speedy delivery. ~bert F. Powell, Michigan's commis- plosion the expansion is prevented :sioner of agriculture, no obstacle will by the colloidal material within which Traders carry smaller stocks, and business, therefore, is carried on ~be placed in the way of interstate the starch grains are embedded. It is with less capital and with fewer hazards. ~shipment of green corn this season not likely that either air or volatile :in the area Infested by the European oil, as is sometimes claimed, is con- corn borer. This decision was reached cerned with the process.--Pathfinder More stabilized business conditions are assured American in a conference at the Department Magazine. business, and with these, consequently, failures become less likely of Agriculture in Washington, at and less frequent. which Ohio representatives, particu- 'larly those from Lucas County, op- Why Trees Are Tagged posed the imposition of an interstate If the observant traveler abroad hat the workings of the.Federal Reserve Act proves to be embargo. observes an expert setting out trees in a public square, he will discover A Boy of Six Can Run It to business, through the stabilizing of credits, the improved steam Grand Blanc--Never absent from that attached to a leaf on one side of Yes, sir, that's all th rauroad transportation service is accomplishing through its regular classes during her 12 years at school, each tree there will be a bit of white and without a tardy mark for seven ~he Johnston All-Steel and its prompt deliveries. So the large outlays to better the service tape. It is at once apparent that the needs. have justified themselves. Both expedients work to the same end years, Miss Mabel Callen, who gradu- marking is in no sense distinguishing. ated from the Grand Blanc high But as the gardner goes about setting in their respective spheres. They avert the shocks. school, has achieved a record that the trees in the holes prepared for It ~akes less force ~o c~ few students can equal. Miss Callen them, the traveler Will observe that That's why the Johnst( In Michigan, this is particularly true. Vast sums, in recent expects to take a business course at each tag of white is brought around fly. Its crucible steeI 1 Michigan State Teachers' college at to face the east. Upon inquiry, one themselves as they -v years, have been expended to achieve this new standard of service. Ypsilanti. Besides standing high in will be told that unless the tree, say die-steel bed-knife, r Seven of the nine rMlroads serving Michigan alone are expending her class, s.he is quite an athlete, and a palmetto, uprooted from the nur- shear off every bladl this year nearly $26,000,000 in new engines and cars and in improve. was one of the best basketball play- sery, had the same eastern exposure grass the first time ( ers in the school. merits and betterments which will continue these stabilizing forces° of the same part in transplanting it You don't shove a Joh~ Almont~The Pete Marquette en- would fail to take root and flourish. --you guide it. gine which pulls the mixed train that rr.hese expenditures, too, were made right at home, and at a ioccasionally runs between this place Why Dog Howls time when the lull m industry, through which we have just passed, .and Port Huron recently met with a The Johnston is all-steel; This question has long been dis- and works well for years. No was at its low ebb# Therefore, these $26,000,000, going largely to ipeculiar mishap. The engine had gone puted, some maintaining that a dog's matter how you use it, the The sllghtes~ ¢~r~ labor, raw materials and manufactured commodities, served appreci- ,on to a siding that led to a gravel pit hearing is so delicately constructed Johnston is always ready to go. of a screw at each side of the mower ably to buoy up conditions° when a wire that was stretched across that music of a high pitch causes him ~aises or Iower~ ~i~he track caught the whistle of the pain, and others claiming that a dog the bed-knife. Thi~ Get the satisfaction of using this makes it easy to !train and pulled it off, allowing the likes music and feels the urge to join adjust the cutting railroads have, therefore, been more than local in with his own voice. Possibly it de- better mo¢wer. /lsk us to bring a contact of bladels Michigan ,steam to escape. Before the hole could Johnston oaaer some e*vening and and bed-knife. common.carriers° They have, through their service, removed some be plugged the boiler was cold and pends upon the dog and on the music. .ai~ve it a ¢~;w~L Generally speaking, however, it is sup- of the hazards inherent in business in former years° it took about two hours to generate posed that when music causes a dog sufficient pressure to allow the train to howl and bark he is not especially ~o continue on its way. happy.--Pathfinder Magazine. N. Bigelow & Sons MICHIG&N RAILIOAD ASSOCIATION Cuss City, Michigan, July 8, 1927. PAGE FOUR. % CASS CITY CHRONICLE

Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Striffier and Miss Bertha Pense of Deford is Dan Striffler, Albert and Henry -i'-L ...... Y)J ...... T "- ,,<. LOCAL ITEMS. British Gold Coinage son, Delmar were Inlay City callers spending the week with Mrs. Jane Klinkman were Caro callers Satur- The standard gold of British coins: iT"he contains twenty-two twenty-fourths Monday. Bearup. day. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kramp of Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Kenney and (carats) of fine gold and two twenty- Wm. Murphy of Gaines is spend- Wm. Miller of Detroit visited over son, Jack, spent Sunday and Monday fourths of alloy. The fineness is 22 Pigeon were Monday visitors at the ing the week with relatives and the Fourth with his mother, Mrs. with relatives in Toledo. carats out of 24, which is equal to home of George McIntyre. friends here. Isabelle Miller. 916.16 out of 1,000. The standard sil- Edward Cooley and John Fox drove Carl Zuber of Saginaw and Milton Miss Helen Turner returned Sat- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Paul and Mr. ver for coinage consists of one-half to Emmet on Monday to attend the Mrs. Grace Barnes is spending the Peterson ,of Detroit were week-end urday from a two weeks' visit with and Mrs. Will Paul were Bad Axe silver, one-half alloy. The melting of" guests of Frederick Pinney. funeral of a brother of Mr. Fox. week with relatives at 0naway. friends in Detroit and Chicago. callers Sunday. SWEET CLOVER IN British gold and silver coin is pro- Mrs. John McPhail of Detroit was Miss Patricia Donnelly of Detroit Mrs. Norman Tank and three chin Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Charlton at- Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. McKenzie and hibited. the guest of Mrs. W. D. Striffier on is spending the summer with her dren of Pontiac were visitors at the tended the Hunt family reunion at FAVOR FOR COWS children, Miss Margaret .and Gordon, Tuesday. grandmother, Mrs. Charles Donnelly. home of Mrs. Jane Bearup Sunday. Dayton on July 4. {:i of Kalamazoo came Saturday to vis-- CASS CITY MARKETS. ~uiin Campbell uf D~Luit ~W.~.'c l;'2r, and i'Vlr~.%'\:hi. S&w~glci" ~iid Sweet clover hay is a satisfactory the week-end with his sister, Mrs. D. Monday from a two..weeks' visit with son, Edward, and Elmer Flint were ited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. I/i~I,ILL ~ lllt~.~l/Ui/. JI. II.K3; "J~AIlZ3,LS &'~,~&J-i~ ~V July 7, 1927. substitute for alfalfa in the ration of ~Ea.lamazoo Tuesday. R. Graham. her daughter, Mrs. R. C. Hulbert at visitors at Wenona Beach Monday. Seed, Sunday and Monday. the dairy cow, say dairy specialists of Buying price-- Mr. and Mrs. Clark Bixby, Mrs. Henry Herr was happily surprised Mrs. A. H. Higgins and grandson, Lapeer. Miss Maxine DeL0ng spent Sunday South Dakota State college. If it is Mixed wheat, bu ...... 1.24 Nick Mellick and daughter, Cather- to have as guests on Monday Mr. and Kenneth Higgins, is spending the Miss Bernice Hitchcock of Ypsil~nti and Monday of last week with her well ctired and not too coarse it sup- Oats ...... -...... 39 ~ ine, were Caro visitors Tuesday. Mrs. J. R. Morgan and daughter, week at Caseville. visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. aunt, Mrs. John Dickinson, at Bad plies nutrients quite similar to alfalfa Rye, cwt ...... 84 Katherine, of Petersburg, Virginia, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Steinka of Hitchcock from Saturday until Mon- Axe. Mrs. Margaret Houghton returned hay in quality and quantity. It is not Peas, bu ...... 1.80 who are making a trip to Montana, Grand Rapid~were Sunday callers at Mr. and Mrs. Pfaff of Detroit and Friday from a week's visit with her as palatable a dairy feed as is alfalfa Corn, shelled, bu. (56 lbs.)...... 1.00 day. Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, North Da- Mrs. Alice Moore's. Miss McKichan of Windsor were sister, Mrs. Hendrick, at Ellington. and because it is somewhat coarse and Beans, cwt...: ...... :...... 5.65 Mrs. Fred Palmateer and children kota, New Mexico and Texas. Mrs. week-end guests at the Claud Karr Mr. and Mrs. Clare Hewens and stemmy the high-producing milk cow Barley, cwt ...... 1.50 Dwight Barnes and daughter, Lor- attended the Ladies' Aid meeting at Morgan is Mr. Herr's cousin whom home. son, John, of Ypsilanti were week- should not be required to clean up all . Buckwheat, cwt ...... '...... 2.00 ene, Spent the week-end at Leveret the home.of Mrs. Wm. Patch at No- that she is fed. In localities where he had not seen for 32 years. Barnes' at Holbrook. vesta. Roy Martin and daughters, Donna end visitors at the J. C. Corkins I Baled hay, ton 8.00 12.00 home. both legumes can be grown success- Mrs. P. J. Allured and son,~Donald, [ Wool ...... 28 35 Mrs. Roy Bricker of Royal Oak Ernest Mark of Detroit came Sat- and Florence, of Bay City spent a fully the usual practice of dairymen left Friday morning for Lansing, t Eggs, dozen ...... 22 spent the week-end with her mother, urday and remained over the Fourth few days last week with Mr. Martin's Mrs. H. L. Benkelman, Mrs. E. B. is that of relying upon the alfalfa crop sister, Mrs. J. H. Bohnsack. Schwaderer, and Mrs. E. mo- making the trip with Rev. and Mrs. t Butter, lb ...... 35. Mrs. T. H. WaIiace. with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wai- Hunter for hay and upon sweet clover for pas- W. W. Edwards, who were returning t Cattle ...... 4 7 Lincoln Gregor and George Shotz, tored to Detroit Tuesday, returning ture. Mrs. Gifford Sandford of Lansing ter Mark. to their home in the state capital af- Calves, live weight ...... : ...... 11 both of Pontiac, spent from Saturday Wednesday. exceptions clover spent Sunday and Monday with Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Cragg and Mr. With a few sweet ter a week's stay in Cuss City and Hogs, live weight ...... 8 until Tuesday at the home of Wm. ?/~isses Cressy Steele and Helen seems to give excellent results as a and Mrs. Levi Delongo and i%{rs. Floyd Ottaway spent Sun- Casevilleo Bey. Allured went to Lan- Broilers ...... 15 25 Schwegler and other relatives. Sharrard are spending the week in pasture crop, While the number of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Striffier of De- day and Monday with relatives in sing Sunday afternoon and that eve- Hens ...... _10 17 Pontiac at the home of Mr. and Mrs. triais to determine its value are lim- troit were week-end guests of Mr. Lansing. Zetda, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ning officiated at a wedding at the Ducks ...... 18 Paul AusIander, underwent an opera- Hazen Patterson. ited in number several experiment sta- and ~{rs. Solomon Strifi~er. Miss Myrtle Orr of Plymouth is home of one of his former parishion- Geese ...... 9 tion Wednesday morning for mastoid Mrs. Eva Maharg has moved into tions report no ill effects on dairy Sol Bennett and Miss Nettle We- ers in that city. Hides ...... 2...... 7 spending the month of july with her at the Morris-Cridtand hospital. her own home Oak cattle when pastured on sweet clover, da, both of Detroit, visited Mrs. on North stre.et brothers, Morton, at Cass City and recently vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Furthermore these reports show that Alice Moore Sunday and ~onday. Mrs. Lydia Starr and daughter, Robert, at Pigeon. Mardetl, and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Willis Campbell. milk flow was maintained satisfacto- Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Warner and Miss Mary Striffier of Detroit vis- McArthur attended the Start family Mrs. Dexter Sprague, Miss ira rily and no complaints were received Mrs. Thomas Flint and . daughter, ited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. reunion at Almont, Monday, July 4. Kolb and Master Irving Long, all of reporting the odor or flavor of the Miss Erma, were Saginaw ealIers on milk as being disagreeable. Occa- W. D. Striffier, from Saturday until Detroit, were week-end guests of $ Friday. Mro and Mrs. Walter Buekner and sionally the loss of a cow from bloat g' ?~onday afternoon. }ft. and Mrs. Wm. Stirton, all De- friends in Cass City. GRIST SCREENINGS g Miss Pautine Sunny and Glen of is reported when sweet clover is pas- Miss Mildred Fritz of Milwaukee troit, were week-end guests at the Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kirton entertained Bixby, both of Ann Arbor, were tured. But bloat seems to occur more came Tuesday evening to spend a homes of 1% N. McCullough and at supper Sunday evening Mr. and * Vol. 2. July 8, 1927 .... No. ~. ~;. week-end guests of relatives in Cass frequently on alfalfa pasture. Unless rnd~th's vacation with her parents~ John West. Mrs. Thomas Gotts an~ {. evening Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Waldie returned Friday from a week's vaca- Charles Wood, at Bangor. Leaving ing the week at the Anthes home. tions does not constitute all the skill and daughters, Miss Violet and Miss tion spent in places in Canada. The Bangor Tuesday afternoon, they mo- Mrs. Leon Brooks entertained on in getting the most milk from a herd Daisy Waldie of Pontiac. return trip was made by way of tored to Chicago. From there, they Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Stewart of of cows a~ the least cost and with ...... _ ..... _ ...... enjoyed a boat ride to St. Joseph, re- Mrs. H. O. Greenleaf received word Sault Ste. Marie. Midland, Miss Norma Retherford of the least wear and tear on the cows. turning to Cuss City Friday eve- Knowing feeds and the calculation of Friday of the death of her step- Saginaw, John and Evelpn Retherford Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Kaiser and ning. rations and not knowing cows is much mother, Mrs. T. Allen Barnes, at of Deford, Mr. and Mrs. Goldie Brown children ~nd Miss Martha Striffler like the theoretical agricultural econ- Summerland, California. Cremation left Wednesday to spend several Mr. and Mrs. Earl VanConett and of Walled Lake and Mr. and Mrs. three children, Junior, Kenneth and omist who knows the theories of co- and funeral services were held June days with Miss Irene Kaiser and oth- Wesley Northrup of Marlette. Jack, of Saginaw visited their uncIe operative marketing without knowing 27. er relatives in Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. McIntyre and and aunt, Mr. rand Mrs. Lemuet the American farmer and his agricul- Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Seeger and Miss daughter, Virginia, and Mrs. C. Mur- ture. There are thousands of dairy- Corpron's Specialsii Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kelley of Caro O'camb, on Monday. Mrs. Mary Van ray, all of Saginaw, were Sunday Ruth Seeger, all of Detroit, were spent Sunday with Mrs. Julia Gay. men who are doing a good job of get- Cohort, of Saginaw, a sister of Mr. guests at the George McIntyre home. week-end guests and Mrs. MaNe She accompanied them to Caro Sun- ting a lot of milk from a herd of O'camb, was also a gtiest. Kenneth Mrs. George McIntyre, who had spent Muire and Mrs. Cora Annis, both of day evenmg, remaining over night cows who do not know the arithemetic at New Store VanConett remained to spend two the week in Saginaw, returned to Detroit, spen~ last week with their and spending the Fourth of July at of calculating good rations, but these weeks at the O'camb home. her home in Cass City with them. father, Mike Seeger. Bay Port with them. are men who know cows. Guests at the James Cooley home Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bailey en- Mrs. Anna Patterson entertained Coaster Roller Bearing Wagons, regular JA ~i[]b Mrs. H. Cheeseman, Mrs. William on Monday were Mr. rand Mrs. Robert tertained at a chicken dinner Monday Monday at her home on South Seeger price $6.50, special price ...... ~®~.$g_J Cheeseman and three children, Ber-' Cooley and son, Mr. and. Mrs. S. L. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schwaderer and St., Mr. and Mrs. L W. Hall of Cass •nice, Blake, and Noree,n, all of Yale, McNally and daughter, Thelma, Mr. Lunch Kit with Thmm~os Rottle, regular $1 ~]b Mrs. Jane McBurney of C~ss City spent Tuesday at the Robert Warner City, Mr. and Mrs. Hazen McLachlin Dmry Facts and Mrs. Marry Nies and two daugh- of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Hazen Pat- .Lo~_2 ~nd Mr. and Mrs. Albert ~Dunham home. Mrs. H. Cheeseman remained price $2.00, special .: ...... and two children of Royal Oak. ters, and Mr. and Mrs. M. Milley and terson and son, Stewart, of Pontiac for a few weeks' visit. four children, all of Detroit. Mrs. Watch the bags of the cows about W~ash Boiler, copper, 14 oz., heavy, regular JA®~N~:~.$~J Dr. and Mrs. M. M. Wiekware of and Miss Edna Robinson of Green- Mrs. Earle Cross and three children, Milley and children wilt spend two leaf. to calve, and make sure they don't price $6.00; special ...... Detroit spent from Friday until Tues- Donald, Ralph and Joanne, of Detroit, weeks with the Cooley family. become so congested aS~ to be injured. The Lewis Law Dairy has installed day morning at the home of Dr. P. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Erdman and Bicycle, coaster brake, regular price $¢J~ "1 ~ The body of Mrs. William Ross was a new Peerless filler and a Milwaukee Better to milk out a little than to have A. Sehenck ~nd at Caseville. Miss daughter, Evelyn, of Forestville were brought to Kingston Friday from bottle copper, whereby two persons a caked bag. $40.00, special ...... e_~ J,,UV Florence Sehenek returned to Detroit visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. the home of her daughter, Mrs. Bir- can fill, cap, rinse off and have 100 with them and will spend two weeks Joseph Benkelman Friday evening. The cow which freshens during the there. die Lance, at Royal Oak, where she bottles in the delivery car in twenty Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Striffler and fall may be expected ~o produce from LAWN MOWERS~15 PER CENT DISCOUNT Mrs. James Tennant entertaine~l has been making her home. Mr. and minutes. In this way nb bottles are daughter, Geraldine, were in Mt. 10 to 20 per cent more milk than does the Past Noble Grand Club Friday Mrs. Ross made KingSton their home handled after washing except to TO CLEAN UP. Pleasant Sunday, taking Mrs. O. Y. the cow which freshens during the afternoon. After a ~short business for a number of years, Mr. Ross turn them up. Schneider and daughters, Beatrice passing away while living there. Mrs. spring months. meeting, afternoon was in Mrs. Catherine Yakes attended the $ $ $ I . the spent and Betty, who had spent the week a social way. Delicious refreshments Ross leaves three children, Mrs. Willis reunion which was held at here, to Mr. Pleasant on their way to Lance of Royal Oak, Mrs. Maude A good variety of feeds in the grain Rugs, 9x12, Cor/g. Gold Seal $19o 90 were served on small tables on the Lake Side Park, Port Huron, July 2. at ...... their home at Hart. Glassford of Rochester, and Grover mixture will be appreciated by the lawn. The August meeting will be From there, Mrs. Yakes visited rela- dairy cow. Successful dairymen nse The Lamotte Block has been in the Ross of Detroit. held at the home of Mrs. Alice Moore. tives at Lexington and Sandusky, re- corn, oats, bran, gluten feed, oil meal Rugs, 36 x 72 inches, regular $2.00, ~a-~ hands of painters recently. The east It was also decided to have a pot A picnic dinner was enjoyed Mon- turning to her home Tuesday eve- and cottonseed meal. special ...... JO~ side occupied by the Hartt Grocery luck supper at the home of Mrs. An- day, July 4, at Battle's grove. Those ning. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Vickers of $ $ @ has had its front painted in white, attending were Mrs. I. K. Reid,. Mr. Sandusky motored to Cass City With Rugs, 24 X 54 inches, regular $1.50, drew Smith Thursday afternoon. Calves should have fresh water even 79c while the west front of the A. & P. and Mrs. Charles Randall and sons, her Tuesday, spending the evening Garrison Moore accompanied Miss though they are receiving milk. special ...... Lura DeWitt to Pontiac Thursday. Tea Co. is done with a fresh coat of John C. and Homer, Mr. mud Mrs. here. From there, Mr. Moore met his aunt red. The latter store has had its Roy Allen and son, Merritt, Mrs. The following people enjoyed a pot Galvanized Pails, 10 qt. 2 le A small amount of ground limestone a~d uncle, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hem- salesroom enlarged and has installed Harriet Boyes and two daughters, Mr. luck dinner at the home of Mr. and at ...... •...... in the ration of a dairy cow, one-half inway, of Detroit and the three no- a ~ew kelvinator. and Mrs. Fred Smith, Morley Smith, Mrs. Joshua Sharrard at Wickware to one per cent of the ration, can be tored to Bellas Falls, Vermont, and A basket picnic, program and ath- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reid, and Miss Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Robinson ~ed to advantage, especially if alfalfa Montreal, Quebec. They will also letic sports will be features at the all- Esther Dillman, M1 of Cass City, Mr. and daughter, Miss Edna, ~of Green- is not used. visit other p~ces along the way. day. reunion at the Dillman school, and Mrs. Frank Dillman and son, leaf, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Watson and They expect to be gone three weeks. I 3-4 miles west of Cuss City, on George, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Reid and three children of Hay Creek, Mr. and Mrs. Robert McConkey, Jr., Mrs. An- The symptoms of scours are profuse CORPRON'S Mrs. Joy Smith of Detroit spent Thursday, July 14, when there will be •children, all of Detroit, Robert Dill- last week with her parents, Mr. and a renewal of friendships and pleasant man and Frederick Luebka, both of na Patterson and Thomas Hall, all of bowel discharges of exceedingly offen- Mrs. Ausey Smithson. Olive Smith- hours spent in reminiscence. Everyone Ann Arbor. Nearly the same ones en- Cass City; and Mr. and Mrs. Hazen sive matter. The calf shows intense HARDWARE suffering and usually dies within 24 son returned to Detroit with her sis- who has in any way been connected joyed a pot luck dinner at Bay Port Patterson and son, Stewart, of Pon- to 36 hours. ~er to spend a few weeks. with this school is invited to attend. Sunday. tiac. PAGE FIVE. Cass City, Michigan, July 8, 1927. CASS CITY CHRONICLE BEWARE THESE FAKIRS. been purchased for from home deal- olace of business and who are un- KINGSTON-NOVESTA Mrs. Robert Hawkins was hostess SHABBONA. at the Eve reunion Sunday. ers. It is altogether likely these men know~ to your neighbors. The best TOWN LINF~ Mrs. Penfold is at Kinde caring for craps Mrs. Lewis Travis is visiting rela- The Hastings Banner calls atten- will invade other counties in the state plan is to Purchase of the merchants who will stand~ back of their goods her grandchildren. tives in Vassar this week. tion to a gang of men .who are as soon as they have finished in Bar- Mr. mud Mrs. ffos. Vampell were traveling through Barry county sell- and who are on the job all the time. Mrs. Wm. Huffman, Mr. and Mrs. Clare Burns and lady friend of ry, so we are passing this informa- ing linoleum. Last year these same callers at Decker Sunday. Chas. Perguson and children and Mr. Flint spent from Saturday to Monday tion along to Our readers that they men canvassed that county and sold may be warned in time. As the Ban- Henry Zemke painted his house and Mrs. Jack Little and son spent with his parents, Mr. ~nd Mrs. James To Be Taken Separately linoleum of inferior quality, gave last week, which improves the ap, the week-end in Detroit, Rochester Burns. ner says: "It has been 'proven, time Work and play are wonderful tonics pearance very much. and Orion. short measure and charged a higher and again, that it is not wise to buy separately, but they make a'very bad Elmer Donaghy of Mt. Pleasant price than good linoleum could have of folks who have no established Miss Althea Malcolm of Deford Miss Arlile Gregory of Rochester spent the week-end at his home near mixture. spent Sunday with Miss Edna Van is spending some time with her a here. grandmother, Mrs. Huffman. Blaricom. | Harvey McGregory returned to Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCracken and ] Farmington Tuesday where he is em- i~ir. anct Mrs. )~ibe:L O'Conne~ 'J ployed~ Highland Park spent Sunday night MISS MacARTHUR PERFECTLY SAFE Hr. and Mrs. T. W. Stitt and Mr: and Monday with relatives here. # and Mrs. Manley Kitchin visited rel- Next Tuesday, july 12 is Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Montague en- Youthfhl Mother-In-Law -- George atives ~aear Marlette Sunday after- tertained Mr. and Mrs. Charles LeT, doesn't kiss you good-by every morn- Concluded from first page. noon. is and son, J. C. Lewis, wife and many progressive school teachers ing, I notice. daughter of Detroit Sunday and Mon- Twentieth Century Wife--Mamma, Emery Meredith and two sons of ~now take trips abroad for the sum- Decker and Mr. and Mrs. Jam Bing- day. l mer vacation, I decided that I, too, you can't ask too much of a man! The families of Lewis and Howard George is a bit absent-minded, but he ham and family of Berkley visited at Ora gemart's Da:v might fiad it enjoyable and profitable Retherford attended a family reunion always makes up for it. He'll kiss his Vern MeGregory's Sunday. to cross the Atlantic; so immediai:ely stenographer instead, when he gets to Ernest Hyatt and Art Kerbyson of at Lake Pleasant Monday. after my return from Cass City to Mr. and Mrs. Gee. Martin attended the office. Flint visited relatives in Canada Sun- Day a family gathering in Detroit the 4th. Detroit after the Decoration re- Mother-in-Law--But surely you don't day and Monday. passage for Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Patch of cess, I engaged June 15th allow him to kiss his stenographer i Vern MeGregory lost a cow by a{ Cass City Ion the S. S. Gee. Washington of the Wife--Why not, mamma? It's a man. lightning Saturday. Detroit visited Sunday and Monday U. S. Lines leaving Pier No. at the Arthur VanBlaricom home 4, Hobo- --American Humor. T. W. Stitt, Mr. and Mrs. Manley New Jersey, for Europe. and with Mr. and Mrs. VanBlaricom ken, Kitchin and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ad- We have been on the ocean now It has been many years since Cass City has been favored called Sunday evening at the home of , More Swag ams and son, Arthur, of Decker spent for eight days and the trip has been LV~r. and 3{rs. 5£ Kelley of Ellington "Jiartha," a farmer who had driven the Fourth at Pointe aux Barques. with this grand event° Now let us all try to make this day a day very enjoyable. We have had no rough into town phoned to his wife, "an Mr. and ]~/~rs. Frank Auslander and township. seas and when in the course of the Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Montague, Mr. automobile load of robbers just held son, Newton, attended the Ajar re- that will long be remembered by our many friends° and I~{rs. Clark Montague and their Gulf Stream, it has been quite calm. up the city bank and they're headed union at Pontiac Monday. Now that we are nearing land, the guests, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Lewi s , out our way. Don't go outdoors." ~Ir. and ~{rs. Elmer Chapman and This store extends a hearty welcom© to every 0rangeman sea gulls are following the ship, but iVir. and Firs. J. C. Lewis and daugh- "I'll have to," was the frantic reply. family, ?,{r. and Mrs. Eugene Moldier no other ;signs of life were seen dur- ter of Detroit, attended a family "Your Sunday shirt's hanging out on and son, Elmer, and >[r. and Mrs. and friends to make this store your headquarters for the day, ling our passage excepting one whale gathering Sunday at the home of Mr. the line in plain sight."~Country John Chapman and daughters spent t a few days ago. We are particularly anxious to meet every outsider this day. and Nits. Geo. Roblin in Evergreen Gentleman. the Fourth at H. McGregory's. In the tourists' cabins, there are Nettle groombridge and Richard township. 418 persons, a great many of whom Mr. and Mrs. Clark Cuorli~s, Mr. Kerbyson were quietly married Sat- Our store will be open for your convenience all day and eve- are men and women from high Tim~d 3/Its. J. D. Funk and nephew, Roy young urday at the home of the bride's and schools and colleges. Consequently, A conversation with an old Dart- ning excepting two hours in the afternoon, from three to five, dur- Courliss, Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Osburn parents, 5Jr. and ~irs. jas. Groom- the dances on the deck in the eve- moor farmer's wife turned on a~ if!;! and ehildren, Mr. and Mrs. John Col- bridge. • ins the horse races and ball game at the fairground. ning have been frequent and there empty house in the neighborhood. lins and children, Mr; and Mrs. "I am-surprised," said the visitor, have been two concert programs ar- Frank IVicCracken and iVir. and Mrs. ".that such a fine place should stand ranged from the local talent] which EVERGREEN. Albert O'Conner spent the 4th at empty so long." were fine. T1~e menus have bee~ won- "Ah, sir," replied the old lady, "it's Deadwater. derfully good and the service uni- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur VanBlaricom a fine house, but it's festive with rats." Mrs. A. L. Sharrard of Shabbona New Dresses at $5.95,$6o98, $8.98 and $10. formly obliging and courteous every- and daughter, Edna, and their guests, and Mr. and Mrs. Bliss and daughter where on the boat. We all have made Mr. and Mrs. L. Pat@ of Detroit, No More Doub~ of Ionia, Mrs. Everett Darling" and above occasion. friends with our fellow-travellers daughters of MeCue, and Mr. and forthe spent the 4th at Bay Port. l~fr. Whitley--So the Franks have a from whom we shall be sorry to part Mrs. Clemens and son of Flint were @ Myron Retherford and family of baby now? Well, it will settle one e Royal Oak are spending their vacation when we reach ports where we disem- Sunday visitors at the Israel Hall bark at Plymouth, Cherbourg and question, anyhow. ,. Munsing Hose ....- with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mrs. Whitley~What's that~ home. Bremen. o Rether~ord, and also at the home of Mr. Whitley~As to who is the boss Mr. and Mrs. Edward Beebyhiser of X Wide range the well known and reliable Mun- I believe that Helen McGregory Pontiac, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Beeby- of Mrs. Myron Retherford's parents, of the house. X sing Hose to @oose from. Priced from Mr. and Mrs. John Wagner, east of will leave Montreal tomorrow on the hiser and daughter of Oklahoma, and Cunard Line--the Aurania, I think, Cass City. THE POUTER PIGEON Mr. and Mrs. John Beebyhiser and '- C TO Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Martin were in and I hope she will have as enjoyable children of Cass City were Tuesday .a . o Detroit Sunday and Monday. Their a trip as I have had. We hope to meet visitors at the Israel Piall home. 50 $1 85 daughter, Mrs. J. McLaughlin, and in England. ? baby of Detroit returned home with After landing at Plymouth, I go by And now nothing remains 0f the rail to London and later to Kintyre, them for a short visit. ' I l foot ball season except trying to get LITTLE KIDDIES HALF SOCKS Hazen Warner, highway overseer, Argyle, North Britain (Scotland) to the~ other fellow's coach: had a good job of grading done on the I find the parish where my Grandmoth- In a very large assortment of colors and prices. er McArthur lived when a young Town Line last week. ~ 1 woman. Thence to Liverpool and [NOTICE TO DESTROY I France where I have been invited to NOXIOUS WEEDS WASH DRESSES GREENLEAF. view the country with college people from- Mt. Union College, Alliance,,' To all owners, .possessors and oc- cupiers of land, or to any person or New shipment of Wash Dresses priced as low as Green beans, turnips, carrots and Ohio. ?- ,. Having seen many points of perso- persons having charge of farms in new potatoes from their garden for this state. a Fourth of July meal is the boast nal and historic interest I know I Notice is hereby given that all nox- of the George Cosgrove family. They shall be happy to sail again across ious weeds growing on any lands "; h~ G~_ad X have also had red raspberries from the Deep, bidding" farewell to the "You must be a millionaire or some~ anywhere within the Township of i == i their garden this season. lands of the heather, the rose and thing the way you're all puffed uo." Novesta, County of Tuscola, State of YARD GOODS DEPARTMENT the lily to the America that adopted "No, ~ was born this way I" Michigan, or within the limits of any us, where the air is full of sunshine highway passing by Or through such '.. Spedal Prices , Yards and yards of Summer Dress Materials are on WILMOT. and the flag is full of stars~when we lands must be cut down and destroyed the tables priced so low that you cannot afford to over- left the Land of the Maple Leaf in Sl~ng~ng Mud on or before the tenth day of July, ~HF used say: A. D. 1927, and also again on or be- look these bargains, especialy right when you need warm Mr. and Mrs. Mine Clark and 1878 to settle on the farm west of dad to fami- "When people sling mud of shame or fore the first day of September, A. ' 011 Spring :i weather materials. ly of Pontiac spent the week-end Cass City. blame D. 1927. here. • Sincerely yours, Let it dry for a little while Failure to comply with this notice ~.nd then it will brush off clean, " Miss Marian Penfold is spending a NANCY McARTHUR, on or before the dates mentioned, or 'C oa s fo r ¢ BATHING SUITS few days with friends at Croswell. within ten days thereafter, shall X Mrs. Floyd Hoppes and children and A Future H~ghbrou) make the parties so failing, liable It is it endures after ~e was a solemn little boy and for the cost of cutting the same, and .*. Do not forget your Bathing Suit and Cap when in Miss Allie Hartt, all of Detroit, spent true love if town. We have them for the entire family. the week-end with their parents, Mr. hearing her describe 82,942 different his chin barely reached the counter an additional levy of ten per centum i Orangeman's of such cost to be levied and collected and Mrs. E. N. Hartt. things as perfectly precious. in the library's circulation room. "~elL my little man," said one o~ against the property in the same ! the attendants, "what book shah it manner as other taxes are levied and Day.... $1.00 HOUSE DRESSES be today?" collected. ? Also, all brush growing upon o J69 ~o~omieal Tra~t$po~afl#a~ the ¢ in Prints and Ginghams "Oh, something about life," returned right-of-way of all highways run,hint Every lady's coat in i the little fellow philosophically.~Bos- through or alongside of said lands. ton Transcript. but not including any shrubs reserved g, the store will be sold for shade or other purpose s, must be Not a Mandon cut down and destroyed. :at just half of regular i SPECIALS ON VOILE DRESSES July, ".That mansion belongs to the rich. Dated this Ist day of A. D. 1927. t E .i 10 rice . • Here is. you ri i, while the stock lasts. We had to buy a large quantity m --for Everybodjg Eve heze est man in New York. He has a Ger- WM. ZINNECKER~e man cook, a French maid, a Jap valet, Highway Comissioner for Town- /I i eh&nee go have a new i of these dresses in order to get them at a prier. Here is a Scotch garage mechanic, an Irish ship of Novesta. 7i812 chauffeur, a Swedish housekeeper and I| ,~----~°no+,,,¢n" .~.,~..&em~n(~-~~ '~.,i your chance to profit "by our quantity purchase. All .| an American secretary." [i i ~- | brand new styles andmaterials. Price, | ~ ~-~'--."4 ,, ~ "That ain't a mansion. That's a world court." _) l| - 98c • , ! Very Mode,~ MONG the eight Chevrolet passenger car models "I've come to ask you if you'll sub. there is one particularly suited for every driving scribe to this deserving charity." "Certainly, I'll give you this check preference--a Chevrolet for everybody, everywhere. ~OW." ZEMKES' STORE The development of this complete line of low-priced "But It isn't signed:' [ Comfort and modem quality cars is a notable achievement in fine *'I know. I wish to remain anony- car building. It represents the result of 14 years' corn mous.'--Paris Pole Mole Protection sistent improvement and endless testing on the I, ,i , a world's greatest proving ground. It touches every cross NOT A CROWD section of American life. The family seeking an all.purpose automobile--those women and men who require personal cars of un- questioned smartness--the business man who demands combined economy, utility and fine appearance-- The exceptional qualities of the owners of high-priced automobiles who wish to enjoy the advantages of additional transportation without h~l }1 , : i", { ' ' sacrifice of quality or prestige--- ~a { ! , $~'..'J :j --all find in Chevrolet exacdy the car that meets their needs, at a price whose lowness reflects the economies Direct Action Oil Stove of gigantic production! GAUZETS ---at these Low Prices The *595 The 4,Doo, *695 The Imperial $~7n1~ 49c Coach o . Sedan' - - Landau - o The woman who buys a Direct Action Stove can feel satisfied that she has a stove l~'Ton Truck $395 Box of One Dozen orTheT°uringRoadster$525 *' ThecabrloletS~o*,. '715 said Uncle John, "we wouldn't like to and basket bali teams. He was fair of luxury and distinction~come in and learn how, for as Mr. and Mrs. A. Patrick, Jr. enter- eat it tf we thought all sorts of hands and just and will be missed. He how- little as $775, you can now obtain a six-cylinder Sedan rained relatives on the 4th. touched it. It's a little different w.hen ever, will find a welcome to every whose beauty, performance and reliability are responsP we know just who has made the home, when he returns on visits to ble for the greatest success ever enjoyed by a car of its type, bread." our little town. NEW LOW PRICES~Coupe, $775; Sp£rt Roadster (4-passe), $775; Sport Cabrio- "But I don't see how they can man- Miss Walsh, Fr. 0'Sullivan's house- let (4 pass.), $835~ Landau Sedan, $895; De Luxe Landau Sedan~ $975; Delivery age without using their hands," said Chassis, $585; De Luxe Screen Delivery, $760; De Luxe Panel Delivery, $770. All keeper, has resigned her position and How to Prevent rices at (actory. Oakland Six, companion car, supplied in six body types by Dorothy. ishe~. Delivered prices include minimum handling charges. Betsy $o pay on the returned to her former home in De- z Uncle 'showed liberal General Motors Time Payment Plan. So John them the ma- troit. chines and various things that were High Blood Pressure Floor Plan. used to bake the bread without having Mrs. James Allen passed away Fri- By WILLIAM A. RADFORD shine that can be admitted the more it once touched by hands. day at her home in Pontiac after a ~Ir. William A. :Radford will answer, sanitary will be the stable. And then they saw the great ovens~ illness of several months. Death was and Paralysis in questions and give advice FREE OF. On the ridge of the roof of the which never seemed to stop going. caused by cancer of the stomach. Mr. COST on all problems pertaining to the 775 Allen will be remembered as a cheese subject of building work on the farm, 'barn are suction ventilators. These "Don't they stop some days?" asked Advanced Years 9 E D AN for the readers of this poaper. On ac- I connect with foul-air shafts that lead Dorothy. maker here several yars ago. She count of his wide experience as editor, from the stable. The action of the "I should think they would choos~ leaves besides her husband, one son author and manufacturer, he is, with- and three daughters. HEADACHE GOES AWAY IN out doubt, the highest authority on the air in passing the ventilators creates certain days for baking. Do they7" subject. Address all inquiries to Wil- a vacuum which draws the foul air she added. Miss Ira Karr arrived home Sat- 40 MINUTES. liam A. :Radford, No. 1827 Prairie ave- out of the stable, at the same time "In the city," said Uncle John, urday from a week's visit in Pontiac. nue, Chicago, Ill., and only inclose WILLY BROS. drawing in fresh air. This continuous "there are so many people who always Beatrice Loomis is ill and in the two-cent stamp for reply. To improve the chemical process circulation keeps the air of the stable want bread that the ovens are very Cass City hospital. CASS CITY So important is it that milk be pro- sweet and clean, which means healthy seldom empty." in the body for better health take Miss Beryl Koepfgen was a six duced in clean barns and by clean cows, and better milk. But just then a man in white was San Yak. It strengthens the blood o'clock dinner guest at the L. McGinn animals that several of the states The floor plans which accompany offering the children a loaf of bread and body fluids, antiseptic to the home Thursday. have rather stringent laws on the sub- the exterior view of the building show to take home as a souvenir of the bi~ stomach, intestines and bowels. They ject. For instance, in Michigan no how the interior of the barn is ar- factory, and Dorothy said: N. Wilber is assisting in the Gage- prevent decomposition of animal and dairyman is allowed to house, his I ranged. There are stalls for 43 cows, "I believe I'll pack it in a shoe box town hardware for a few weeks. vegetable matter in the bowels that O cows and horses in the same build- each cow having at the manger a and send it by parcel post to my Mrs. Spitler and son, Virgil, spent causes bloating and self poisoning * $ ing unless there is a tight wall be- Ibowl which is constantly filled with mother and tell her how it was mad~ Friday evening at Mr. and.Mrs. A. and are years in advance of any oth- tween the two stables. The health . fresh water. Cows consume enormous without the use of hands!" O. Wood's home in Brookfield. er product for the kidneys, high blood pressure, diabetes and rheuma- *I~ ¢. departments of practically all municl- I quantities of water by taking small From there they went to the new Mrs. Clyde Davenport of Sebewaing o°° Vacation Needs o°° tism. Take to reduce the flabby, g* ~I* palities inspect and exercise super-ldrinks frequently. A cow which is adventure of the day, about which was a caller here Friday. vision over the sources of the milk' watered three or four times a day Uncle John was quite mysterious. wrinkled bowels the cause for dia- g" *I*- Victor and Douglas Leipprandt of that is supplied to the consumers. is not following her natural inclina- betes. San Yak removes the possibili- "We are not going to another land," Detroit were callers at the Jas. Pur- Milk, undoubtedly, is the most eas- tion; she wants a little at a time and he said as they all went down, late~ ties to the development of appendici- •:- Summer is here at last perhaps you have heM- dy home Friday. tis. ¢, $: Ily contaminated of human foods. that often. on, along the wharves to a gangway "~ tared about buying your wardrobe for the hot days. The stable is so equipped that the Pat Phelan and daughters, James ~ilk, too, is the principal article of which led up into an enormous ship. Prevents Paralysis and Nerve diet of children, whose delicate work of caring for the cows may be Phelan and Mildred, left Sunday to ":~ Now is the time that you need all the new things that "I'm glad of that," said Dorothy. "] Trouble. bodies and digestive apparatus are es- done with the smallest possible couldn't bear to leave this city wit~ spent a week with friends and rela- Barie's have to show you. Come in and see our dis- tives in Pt. Huron and Canada. Dr. Taylor, 2011 Glendale ave., De- $ pecially susceptible to disease germs. amount of labor. Overhead both in the so much to be seen in it, and suc~ play of summer merchandise. For these reasons, as well as for the feeding alleys and the litter alleys fun to be had every single day." Geo. Munro and his carpenters are troit, says: "I was paralyzed four years. Three years ago I took San protection of the community against there is a carrier track, on which "It will be fine to see a truly bi~ remodeling and building onto the Yak. Two or three months of it germ diseases, city health depart- either the feed truck or litter truck ship," said Douglas. He looked up a| barn of S. B. Calley's. cured me. I know because I improved BATHING SUITS ments pay particular attention to the is run. This method of making it the enormous steamer and with his Mrs. E. J. Calley of Colwood visit- at once and did nothing otherwise. I quality of milk distributed within easy to remove the litter also pro- eyes growing wider every momem ed Friday at Mrs. S. B. Calley's. Practical one piece suits--so easy to put on and their limits. motes cleanliness as the work is less have gotten more out of life in the said : Mrs. Pat Kehoe is assi.sting at M. take off, as they have no fastenings at all, in all colors, Aside from care in handling milk hard, which means it will be done last year than in any previous years "It looks mighty different from th~ Freeman's store during Jas. Free- t after it is drawn from the cow--ster- more often: and I am 77 years of age. priced from $2.98 up. Bathing caps from 25c up. Iittle sightseeing boats we've been on.': man's vacation. ilization of containers, immediate The building itself is of frame con- "The steamer will leave in a fe~ cooling to take out the animal heat, structioh, set on a concrete founda- hours," said Uncle John, "but we can Little Lee, son of Mr. and Mrs. Physicians Recommend San Yak. and keeping the milk at a low tem- tion. The building has excellent see St first." Geo. Russell, fell and kinked the bone Dr. L. B. Bailey of McBride, Mich., HOOVERS--SMOCKS perature to prevent the ever pres- lines, which make it an attractive ad- "I'd like to see the decks and 19oh of his wrist. He was rushed to Care, says of San Yak: "It will do M1 you Do not be uncomfortable in the kitchen. Buy a ent bacteria from multiplying~the dition to the farm building group. down the side of the ship," said Dor. where an x-ray was taken. He has claim. It is a fine medicine for the stable in which the cow is maintained Adjoining is a silo, wherein is stored othy. his forearm i,n a brace and is able to blood and has cured rheumatism of Hoover apron or smock. Hoovers with shawl collars in be around as good natured as ever. is an important consideration. The the winter supply of chopped fresh "All right," said Uncle John, "w~ long standing. When one treats the orchid, blue, white, pink and peach, $1.00. 4- stable must be welI ventilated; it corn and corn stalks, while above the will take the ele- Mr. and Mrs. Ritter, Mr. and Mrs. kidneys with San Yak he is renewing must have as much sunshine within it stable is mow space for the roughage vator. F o 11 o w B. Dolwick, Mrs. Josephine McDonald the whole body. One can always de- Smocks of Rayon, Chambray, Cretonne in many as possible, and it must be kept clean, the animals will consume during the along." and Lawrence McDonald spent the pend on San Yak." (Signed L. T. different styles. Priced at $1.00 up. so that particles of dirt that may per- months they are confined indoors. "An elevator !" Fourth of July in Bay Port. Bailey, M. D.) This is a barn that is weathertight, i meate the air will not get into the screamed Douglas. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Freeman and designefi to house comfortably and Mrs. W. E. Brandon of Robison, milk pail This cannot be accom- "An elevator on a daughter, Beatrice, and Alma Phela,n keep healthy a good-sized herd of Ind, writes: "I took San Yak for HOSIERY plished In a poorly constructed, ram- ship !" left Saturday for a week's trip to dairy cows. At the same time it will high blood pressure and it worked shackle barn. But Uncle John Buffalo, Niagara Falls and several You will want several pair of the Georgette or It is to secure cleanliness and be noted that its dimensions are such like a charm. I am not now troubled was leading then] places of interest in' Canada. Holeproof chiffon hosiery for the warm weather. All health for the cows that the modern that there is no waste space. into one, and :a any more." :i: dairy barn has been designed. This gorgeous one it John Karner of Rosedale spent colors and white, priced at $1.00 pair. type of barn was not made standard Too Many Beds Will was, too. Rigbt from Friday until Monday evening Dr. Snyder Indorses the Kidney Pills overnight-,it is the result of study with his mother, Mrs. Toney Weiler. up to the topmost Dr. George W. Snyder, of Chicago and expe~ience. But now it is con- Spoil the Garden deck they went, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Clara, Dugald SHOES said this- "To people advanced in sidered as pear ideal as can be. A Avoid the use of too many flower Krug and Miss Anna Pettit enjoyed a and after they had years, San Yak lends the thrill that dairy barn of thls design is shown in beds except in their proper place." motor trip through Canada. Let us fit you to a pair of comfortable white shoes looked around up comes from making human life last- the accompanying illustration. Nothing does more to destroy a fine there they took ClintOn Boulton of Detroit spent tingly better. This pill is so highly --or if you prefer--a pair of blonde kid or patent If the reader ,will closely study the piece of landscape work than geomet- the elevator again Monday with his father, Roland Boul- antiseptic to the pancreas that in- leather pumps, with either high or low heels. iIlUstratlon he w'[ll see that there are rical flower beds scattered about the and went around ~ ~ ~oUvenle~ ton. ternal inflammation causing appendi- almost continuoffs rows of windows lawn. Thehardy flowering shrub is :o see the cabins. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Frederick and citis would be much out of reason." in the wails of the stable floor. These one of the best materials for all plant- "How beautiful they are I" said Dor. daughter of Detroit spent the Fourth windows are of the proper height to ings up to :tO or 12 feet in heighu othy admiringly. "Sometlme~year~ with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wood. S. F. Mating of Ohio Oil Co., Mar- admit sunshine during a greater part They live for a great many years, pro- from now, for I've got so much I warn shall, Ill., says: "san Yak is a won- Mrs. Margaret Crawford announces BARIE'S of the day to the litter alleys in the duce the same flowering effect you to see before I leave---rd like to tak~ derful medicine for stomach and rear of the stalls. Sunshine is a germ get from annual plants, and if you a trip on a real steamer like this." the marriage of her daughter, Myr- bowels." SAGINAW, MICH. killer; also it is a dispeller of mois- leave home for a month they are even "And maybe some day you will,' tle, to Lawrence Harrison on Satur- o ture. The greater amount of sun- more beautiful when you return. said Uncle John, day, June 25, in Detroit. Mrs. Harri- Get San Yak in liquid or pill form .. son is well known here, a graduate of at Burke's Drug Store, Cass City. Cass City, Michigan, July 8, 1927. CANS CITY CHRONICLE PAGE SEVEN:

NOVESTA CORNERS. Preaching and Practice / Preachers say, "Do as I say, not as George Mulholland is quite sick at I do." But if a physician had the this writing. ' same disease upon him that I have, Mrs. John Davis has been confined and he should bid me do one thing and to her bed for several days with he do quite another, could I believe bruises received when trying to sta- him?--Selden. Ceresota Flou ble their horses. ili*;* ,% Mr. and Mrs. George Collins, El- Term Had Wide Meaning mer Collins and family, Mrs. Win. .:. We will give you a bread-knife free ,% In the Scriptures the term "Gen- Collins and children, and Hazen :ites" implies all peoples who did not Wa~ner and family attended the ~ccept the Jewish faith. They there- -:- with every hundred pounds of flour, ii ~ore comprised aii n~ti~a!ities ex- Jesse Bullock home. :eFt Jews. *2* Miss Iva Biddle spent Sunday with ¢. her sister, Mrs. Byron Kelley at Ca- Order for Publication-r-Final Ad- tO. ministration Account.~State of ¢- $ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Willis, Mrs. Michigan, The Probate Court for the ° ° Chas. Green, Mrs. F. Sheppard, Har- County of Tuscola. COAL old and George Sheppard of Snorer, At a session of said Court, held at Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cook of Deford, the Probate Office in the Village of i!! Now is the time to put in your {i Elsie, Ellen and Eli Ashcroft of Wil- Card in said County, on the 24th day of June, A. D. 1927. ter's coal. mot and Win. Phillips were Sunday Present, Hon. Guy G. Hill, Judge of callers at the John Davis home. Probate. Mrs. Leslie Collins and children of In the Matter of the -:"~4 Have received another car of Smith-• - Avoca spent from Wednesday until Estate of Jennie Gough, Deceased. ing coal. $ Monday with relatives here. William Ritchie having" filed in said Fired Palmateer and family spent court his final administration account, Sunday at the Ben Wentworth home. and his petition praying for the al- lowance thereof and for the assign- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dafoe spent 1--Commander J. F. HotteI, commanding officer of the new coast guard cutter Northland, which has replaced ment and distribution of the residue **" Farm Produce Co ° ;!; Sunday evening at the home of Mr. the Bear in Arctic waters. 2--Sc~ne at the official welcome to Commander de Pinedo, Italian flyer, on his return to of said estate. Rome. 3--View of new Los Angeles city hail on the day of the cornerstone laying. and Mrs. John Davis. It Is Ordered, That the 29th day of CASS CITY :I Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Biddle of Sagi- July, A. D. 1927, at ten o'clock in the foreno(m, at said probate office, be naw spent from Saturday until Mon- told of passing through continuous new and has been suggested before and is hereby appointed for examin- dense fog a~d low-lying clouds which day at the home of the former's fa- ing" and allowing said account and ~'m?' ' ., by Mr. Coolidge. ! ther, E. Biddle. EVlEW completely cut off the vision of the The President said he had no change' hearing said petition; aviators. Thursday afternoon the in Philippines policy in view as a Alex Sangster and family of Ypsi- It Is Further Ordered, That public notice thereof be given by publication America reached France, where the result of his conversation with Gen- lanti were Sunday guests of the for- of a. copy of this order, for three suc- airmen were warmly welcomed. eral Wood. He was encouraged, he mer's brothers, George and Win. ;IJR E TEVENTS Sangster. cessive weeks previous to said day of said, by the report that the general: heari,ng, in the Cass City Chronicle, FTER several days in Washington gave as to conditions. The ~general' George Collins and Hazen Warner a newspaper printed and circulated in Army Lieutenants Fly to A and New :York, conferring with result of the administration's attitude spent from Saturday until Monday said county. offÉcials and business men' concerned has been, he finds, an acceptance of ' with friends in Pontiac. Mrs. Warn- GUY G. HILL, Honolulu, and Byrd with aviation develop~ent, CoL the policy on the part of the Filipino! er and children, who has been visit- Judge of Probate. Hops,to France° Charles A. Lindbergh flew back to St. people (political leaders excepted) ing there since Thursday, retu,rned A true copy. Myrtle Burse, Louis for the purpose of getting his and a feeling of security and s~A,~llty.' with them. Register of Probate. By EDWARD W. P|CKARD Spirit of St. Louis and making a non- He pointed out that 95 per cent of the Win. Patch and family and Ruby flight to Ottawa, Canada, where 7-1-3 WO more great feats in aviation stop local government is in the hands of Patmatee arnd Dorothy Wentworth Race of he was to be the guest at the jubilee Tmarked the week, and both were the natives; they hold nearly all the~ were callers in Bad Axe Sunday af- celebration of the Confederation of Order for Publieation~Appointo American accomplishments. First and offices and carry on most of the gov- ternoon. of more importance was the flight of Canada. In New York, Harry F. Gug- ernment. • meat of Administrator.--State of Lieuts. Lester J. Maitland and Albert genheim, president of the Daniel Gug- Michigan, The Probate Court for the Hagenberger from San Francisco to genheim Fund for the Promotion of OCIETY, especially in the East, EVERGREEN. County of Tuseola. Honolulu. Taking off from the Oak- Aeronautics, made this announce- At a session of sMd Court, held at Motor was intensely interested in the Cars ! s the Probate Office in the Village of land municipal airport in a huge three- ment: news that Miss Grace Vanderbilt, The Courliss reunion was held at "Arrangements have just been com- Card in said County, on the 23rd day motor army Fokker monoplane early twenty-seven-year-old daughter of the home of John Collins on Monday, of June A. D. 1927. 'Tuesday morning, they reached pleted under which Col. Charles A. Gen. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt,' June 27. Over forty gathered to en- Present: Hon. Guy G. Hill, Judge Wheeler field on the island of Oahu, IAndbergh will undertake a country- and Henry Gassaway Davis III, a min- joyed the bountiful dinner and hear a of Probate. -their destination, in 25 hours and 50 wide airplane tour of the United ing engineer, had eloped in New York program of songs and addresses. In the Matter of the minutes. The distance is about 2,400 States for the purpose of, furthering and were. married first in the muniCi- Prayer and the hymn, "God Be with Estate of Bernard Kuhn, Deceased. Thanks 'miles. public interest in aviation develop- pal building and later in the Little You 'Till We Meet Again," closed the Sherman Bye, having" filed in said --t-- ment." The army aviators thus made the Church Around the Corner. The bride, program. Relatives were present court his petition praying" that the ~angest transoceanic airplane flight on according to report, had been sought: from Detroit, Birmingham, Highland administration of said estate be record, and made it without mishap. p ROSPECTS are growing brighter in marriage by many men of high po- Park and Cass City. The ,next gather- granted to Sherman Bye or to some for some good results from the The passengers and crew of the steam- sition, including Prince George of ing" will be held just one year later other suitable person, te naval limitation conference in Geneva. •or Sonoma~ 740 miles from the Golden England, Lord Ivor Spencer Churchill with Mrs. J. D. Funk. It Is Ordered, That the 25th day of ~ate, were electrified when Maitland Great Britain had been steadfastly de- and the marquis of Donegal. Her: August A. D. 1927, at ten o'clock in ~brought his plane oat of the mist and manding virtual revision of the Wash- brother said that General and Mrs.: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stephens and the forenoon, at said probate office, dropped to within 200 feet o~f the wa- ington agreement in a way the United Vanderbitt were strongly opposed to son Phillip from Birmingham were be and is hereby appointed for hear- ter as he passed by. He had then States could scarcely accept, and her marriage to Mr. Davis. The groom: visitors at her sister's, Mrs. John Col- ing said petition; It Is Further Ordered, That public been more than nine hours on his Japan caused surprise by coming out is a grandson of former Senator Da- lins, last week. 'way. in favor of the British proposals. But Mrs. Frank McCracken of Detroit notice thereof be given by publication vis of West Virginia. He was gradu~ of a copy of this order, once each The next report from the flyers unanimity is a requisite and the ated from Princeton in 19~4 and hau~ visited her sister, Mrs. John Collins, week for three successive weeks pre- came from the steamship President American delegates showed not the been a post-graduate student at the Friday and Saturday. vious to said day of hearing, in the :Pierce, 1,100 miles from California, slightest sign of yielding. Then the Columbia school of mines. Mr. and Mrs. John Collins spent Cass City Chronicle, a newspaper which reported hearing their radio British apparently, though tacitly, rec- Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Dave Col- printed and circulated in said county. asking for a bearing to be sent to es- ognized they could not put across EPRESENTATIVES of 45 nations' lins of Cass City. GUY G. HILL, 'N/qRYSLER has just announced tablish location. At 3 a. m. the plane their plan, though they still hoped R gathered in Stockholm for the Judge of Probate. that the question of the size of bat- a new high compression engine. radioed that the flyers were 700 miles twenty-fourth convention of the Inter- Waves Tell o~ Storm A true copy. off Ho~nolulu. tleships might be discussed at a national Chamber of. Commerce. King Myrtle Burse, Undoubtedly other manufac- The landing was made on a rain- plenary session of the conference. The Gustaf and the crown prince attended Whenever tropical hurricanes ave Register of Probate. likely to be about the navigator keeps 7-1-3 turers will do the same thing. That aoaked field. The huge plane taxied technical committee announced that the opening session and the delegates the entire length of the field. Then, "a considerable measure of agree- were given a reception in the royal a lookout for an increase in the swell means a new race of motor cars-- <:ircling it came back to the front of ment between the three delegations" palace. The 400 German~delegates says Nature Magazine. They often Notice of Hearing Claims before swifter -- more flexible ~ more the review stand, where army, navy concerning destroyers had been re- were greeted with especial warmth by give the first warning of one of these Court.~State of Michigan, The Pro- powerful! and civil authorities were waiting to vealed. the other members, since this is the storms, as the storm waves travel bate Court for the County of Tuscola. extend congratulations to the flyers. In the matter of cruisers, the Eng- first time Germany has been repre- much faster than the storm itself. In the Matter of the Estate of The crowd went wild with joy and lish delegates proposed that those ves- sented at the international business George L. Spencer, Deceased. Now that Red Crown Ethyl is on the enthusiasm. Guns thundered in sa- sels be divided into two classes. Only parliament, as the convention is Notice is hereby given that four market, high compression engines lute as the plane stopped before the a limited number of the 10,000-ton 8- called. months from the 24th day of June A. reviewing stand. inch gun cruisers would be allocated, D. 1927, have been allowed for credi- can be buitt and operated: Red Colonel I-Ioward, department air of_ the balance of the cruiser tonnage go- TNDI~ME~/?S against three of the tors to present their claims against Crown-Ethyl Gasoline is a high com- said deceased to said court for exam- fleer, rushed to the plane, grasped ing into ships below 7,500 tons, carry- most prominent bankers in Los An~ pression fuel l~Iaitland's hand and shouted, "You ing 6-inch guns. These lighter ships [ the Week ination and adjustment, and that all geles in connection with the investi- creditors of said deceased are re- Bernt Balchen. formerly of which the Philippines and our other The proclamation of the league, is- CASS CITY, MICHIGAN island possessions would be gathered hath not seen, nor ear heard" 1927, and that said claims will be the Norwegian navy. In the earlier I sued by its general counsel, Wayne B.' 4744 stages of the flight the American together under one civil department * neither have entered the heart heard by said court on Tuesday, the Wheeler, asserts that "the Anti Sa® of man, the things which God 25th day of October, A. D. 1927, at made faster time than did Lindbergh head. He told this to the correspond- loon league will use its well-carnY. ten o'clock in the forenoon. or Chamberlin. Radio messages from eats after his conference with Gov- hath prepared for them that lished and successful methods in th~ love Him.~I Cor. 2:9. Dated June 25th, A. D. 1927. Byrd were received frequently, and ernor General Wood. The idea is not coming political campi~Y GUY G. HILL, Judge of Probate. 7-1-3 ~:~ Chronicle Liners Cost Little; Accomplish Much.

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THUMB NOTES. ed the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. W. QuaHtles of the Great Both Are Deslrable '(} }j American H story Puzzle Picture Church Calendar. D. Smith of Muskegon, °Mr. and Mrs. The willingness to ~ wait with pa- Greater usefulness and not a long Andrew Miller of Peck; Mr. and Mrs. tience, to let time and the law of aver- life shoul~l be man's aim, a N'ew Methodist EPicopal Church~Ira W. Imlay City--After many weeks of York consideration authority has been giv- Earl Miller o~ Pontiac; Mr. and Mrs. ages work for you, is a dis¢inguishiug health expert insists; nevertheles& /!!i Cargo, pastor. Services for Sunday, H. E. Jewett of Flint; Mr. and Mrs. quality of great men. -- William the impulse in some men is to strive July 10, are morning worship 10:30; en by the federal court to A. L. Drum, Lewis Carey of Pine Run; Mr. and Feather. for both. Sunday school 11:45; Union service receiver, for the discontinuance of operation, both passenger and freight, Mrs. Gevrge Gray of Bay City; Mr. in the Baptist church at 8:00 o'clock. and Mrs. John MacDonald, Mrs. Everyone is invited to these services on the Detroit, Almont & Northern Railroad, a subsidiary of the Detroit Sarah MacDonald, and Mrs. Win. REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE CASS CITY STATE BANK of the church. ~ United Railway. The discontinuance Gleason, ~11 of Sandusky. at Cass City, Michigan, at the close @ business June 30, 1927, as called Evangelical--Services on Sunday, is effective after the close of business for by the Commissioner of the Banking Department. on July 5. Arrangements have been July 10~ OBITUARY--VELMA • ' RESOURCES Commercial Savings' Bible study, 10:00 a. m.; sermon, made for the establishment of a mo- KEHOE. tor coach route which will "hook up" LOANS AND ,.. DISCOUNTS, viz.: L~ with the electric cars at ~omeo. Riiss Ve]ma Kehoe, 13 year oid a Secured by coiiater~i ...... I0,40S.00 i"12. U lllUli S el-¢lCe ,~u ux~ a_,~ wov b Unsecured ...... 162,405.21 church at 8:00 p. m. Marlette~Elmer Bunert, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kehoe C. F. SMITH; Minister. son of Theodore Bunert, living 4½ of this place, passed away at their Totals ...... :.,~:...... 172,808.21 172,808.21 miles north, and 2 miles east of Mar- farm home four miles south and one- BONDS, MORTGAGES AND SECURITIES, viz.: ~' Baptist--10:30, morning worship; lette, was instantly killed when he half mile east, Saturday morning at subject, "The Refiner and the Cruci- came in contact with a wire of high ten o'clock after the short illness of a Real Estate Mortgages ...... 5,835.00 149,872.35 ble.,' voltage, at Davison, Mich., Tuesday a day. g Other Bonds 81,000.O0 afternoon at 3 o'clock. The young Velma Jennylin Kehoe was born t1:45, Bible school. Totals ...... $ 5,835.00 230,872.35 236,707.35 8:00 p. m. Union service in this man was in the employ of the Michi- Feb. 27, 1914, at Ellington. She has church. You are cordially invited to gan Bell Telephone Company and in spent most of her life in or near Cass RESERVES, viz.: City and attended the Cass City these services. some inexplainable manner came in Due from Banks in Reserve Cities.. 31,277.98 21,500.00 I A.G. NEWBERRY, Pastor. contact with the wire. school. Velma was sick all day Friday U. S. Bonds and Certificates of In- Peck~Thomas Graham, editor of but was not thought serious. She with debtedness carried as legal re- ' Erskine United Presbyterian--F. T. the Peck Times, has been appointed another sister and two brothers were serve in Savings Dept. only .... :..... 47,250.00 Kyle, Pastor. by Governor Green to the position of staying at the farm during the illness Total cash on hand ...... 8,436.06 l The usual services next Sabbath] supervisor i~ the fire 3:narshal divi- of their father, who was badly hurt, Totals ...... 39,713.99 68,750.00 108,463.99 Hours, 10:30 a. m. and 8:00 p. m. sion of the department of insurance. having four ribs broken in an auto , Come to our home-like church. All The district is composed of the fol- accident last week. The mother was COMBINED ACCOUNTS, viz.: caring for the father at their home ,in Overdrafts ...... 16.91 'are welcome. lowing counties: Shiawassee, Genes- Banking House ...... 4,000.00 see, Saginaw, Bay, St. Clair, Tuscola, town. When the brother came into the house to see how she was, he Due from Other Banks and Bankers.. , 5,000.00 , Presbyterian Church--Paul John- Sanilac, Huron and Lapeer~ Customer's Bonds Deposited with found her dead. i son Allured, Minister, Sunday, July UnionvilIe~The many friends of Bank for Safekeeping...... 32,950.00 There are left to mourn beside her 10: Morning worship, 10:30. Church Miss Ev~mgeline Purselt of Caro, for- parents, four sisters, two brothers school, 12 noon. "Samuel's Farewell." merly of Unionville, who is a Birm- Total 559,945.56 and one half-brother, Thelma, Zelma, Puritans on way to church. Find their reason for a lookout. I Sam. 12: 1-5, 19-25. ingham teacher, wi H regret to learn Delma, Zelpha M~ay, Woodrow, War- LIABILITIES. Christian Endeavor, 6:30, "The Im- she was called to mourn the death of nie and John. One sister passed away New Haven called at the home of Mr. !portance of Little Things." First Re- Dr. Harry Myers of Saginaw, her be- Capital Stock paid in 40,000.00 ELLINGTON AND NCVESTA, eight years ago. Surplus 8,000.00 and Mrs. Frank Allard Monday. .ports of the International Christian trothed husband, who died June 2. Fund ' ! Funeral services were held Tuesday Undivided Profits, net ...... 8,485.64 Elmer Brown and George Kile of i Endeavor convention. Dr. Myers underwen~ two operations Mrs. Walter Kelly and children are Union evening service, 8:00 at the afternoon at 2:30 at the home, Rev. Metamora were guests of Mr. and Mrs. and ten days later passed away. Miss COMMERCIAL DEPOSITS, viz.: " all on the sick list. Baptist church. Social gospel message Newberry officiating. Young ladies of Roy Brown Sunday and Monday. Pursell was summoned for the opera- the Baptist church sang and boys of Commercial Deposits Subject to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allard attend] ~No. 2: "The Church Serving the Com- Check ...... 116,829.33 Mrs. C. R. Kolb and little son, Bob- tion a't a Saginaw Hospital and again th~ neighborhood acted as pall bear- ed the Allard reunion at Caro Mon- munity." Demand Certificates of Deposit .... :... 35,716.62 ~'~- by, spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. called when his life was despaired. ers. day. She attended the funeral held at Mt. Certified Checks ...... 500.00 Geo. Kolb of Cass City. Mr. and Mrs. Gideon Dickinson of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Littte and Wickware M. Eo Church-=Pastor, Pleasant~ where she met the young Cashier's Checks ...... 3,230.76 Mr. and Mrs. Cad Cruger and Mr. Fairgrove and Mrs. Lottie Conners of State Moneys on Deposit ...... '...... 10,000.00 son, Grant, were gaests of Mr. and W. Firth. man when she was a student at the and Mrs. Win. Sherman and son, Jack, Caseville attended the funeral. Mrs. Win. Little at Sunday dinner. Church worship, 10:30 a. m.; Sun- Central Michigan Normal. of Detroit were guests of Mr. and day school, 11:30 a. m. Epworth Totals ...... 166,276.71 166,276.71 Mr. and Mrs. Percy Read and ehil- Caro~Tuscola county road com- Mrs. Henry Stone over the week end. League tonight under the~ leadership SAVINGS DEPOSITS, viz.: dren spent the Fourth at North Lake. missio.ners at a recent meeting voted Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Lyons of Royal of Edwin Starr. Topic: "Jes~s and LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. Book Accounts~Subject Savings to erect crosses at all places on to Frank Tracy of Flint spent the Oak were entertained at the home of" Our Vacation." We invite alt the By-Laws ...... 233,215.31 week end with Mr. and Mrs. James roads in the coffnty where fatal acci- Certificates of Deposit--Subject to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wintersteen, Fri- young people out to these meetings. d " - v occurred This custom is Following" is a list of subscribers Traey. day and Saturday. Church night meeting •Wednesday en~sna~e . " " " ~ rveif°r the support of the Orangemen's Savings By-Laws ...... 71,017.90 Mr. and Mrs. Charles MeConnell evening at the home of James Palm- one aaop~ea in some s~a~es, ~o se . . . 2 Miss Lorena Quick of Detroit spent reminders to operators of automo-t ~el:br~°no~ ~ beh:~%hoer%i°nBJ~Y:e2: Totals ...... 304,233.21 304,233.21 and family spent the Fourth in Bay er. Topic: Fourth chapter of Ephe- as Port. Sunday and Monday with her parents,. biles to drive with ca~e G. F. Schulzt~.. ~.~ . ,~ . "~ ~, ,; . ,~ sians. Everybody Welcome. .... : .... ~. ~. iv~iddle~on, t~. ~ t~. lyOlKerl;, t~. Customer's Bonds deposithd with i Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Quick. was appoin~ea ~o supenn~ena making ...... Miss Leta O'dell was a guest of rel- The fourth quarterly: conference ~-k. WlnClale, iN. Dlgelow ¢~ ~ons, 1~. ~. Bank for safe-keeping...... 32,950.00 The Misses Marion, Evelyn and Ir- ...... atives in Caro last week. will be held in the Argyle church on OX ~ne crosses anct plaClng imem a~ ~ne --~o--. ~...... ma Allard and Eugene Allard of Ell- Total $559,945.56 Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jones and fam- Monday afternoo~ July 11th at 2:30 proper places. He ca. already count ~e~n~Y:on~I ~-~-.';"Y'L::=ne:aY~:'°s'J~:;,..~,, -..~,., .,.-, ..---,.. a_ ington spent the week end with their ily of Pontiac were guests of Mr. and p.m. Dr. D. C. Little~ohn of Port about "20 places where one or more .~t~raln . '.~tJo., "_A. "~15. ~t~. ~aies_. °-¢~-~ervlce, - • " State of Michigan, County of Tuscola, ss. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank AI- Mrs. A. F. Jones Sunday. Huron will be ~ith us. We welcome crosses will be erected. M.D. Hartt, Young & Mater, A. & I, M. B. Auten, president of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief Mrs. Chas. McConnell and daugh- lard. you. P. Tea Co., Pinney State Bank, E. A. ter, Bernice, a~d son, Carl, were call- Mr. and Mrs. Allen Wanner enter- and correctly represents the true s~ate of the several matters therein con- • There will be a circuit rally and Corpron, L. I. Wood & Co., A. Doerr ers in Caro Saturday. l tained the followi,ng guests over the OBITUARY--DAVID~ SMITH. tained, as shown by the books of the bank. outing to Caseville on Thursday, Ju- • l& Son, P. A. Schenck, Nestle ' s Foo d B. AUTEN, President. Several from around here attended lweek end: Mr. and Mrs. James John- ly 14. Everybody is welcome. Pack up Co., A. Fort, Farm Produce Co., A. J. M. camp meeting which was he!d at the] ston, Willard Johnston and Cartoon your lunch, crank up your Ford and David Smith of Jacksogn, a former i Knapp, S. B. Young, Ricker & Krah- Subscribed and sworn to before me this 5th day of July, 1927. Stand Pipe, near Caro, Sunday after-]Wanner of Pontiac and Mr. and Mrs. meet us at Kirton's Corner about Caro resident, passed away at the ling, A. McPhail, S. H. Brown, A. H. C. M. Wallace, Notary Public. noon and evening. I Ben Bricker and daughter, Hazel, of 10:30 a. m. Let's go and have a good home of his brother, T. H. Smith, of Higgins, P. S. Rice/Bailey & Graham, My commission expires June 17, 1930. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Maxwell of Royal Oak. time together. Cass City Wednesday, June 29, of I. A. Fritz, Alex Henry, C. A. Mc- Correct Attest: , ~ '

r The Children's Day program will anaemia. Caslin, Basil Hartsell, C. E. Patter- A. J. Knapp, m'~'~'~'~''~''''''~'~''''~'''''~'''''''''~'~''''''~'~''~''"'''n'"~"~n''m~'~'~'~''~nnu~~~~- be given o.n Sunday morning, July Mr. Smith was born June 11, 1870, i son &'Son, Geo. C. Hooper, Burt G. A. Tindale, Gowen, Tyo & Son, F. A. Bliss, E. L. J. A. Sandham, " Ch oni Liner i 24. Please keep this in mind. and lived in Caro many years, moving C le ~ There will be a Gleaners service in to Jackson three years ago. Besides Hdller, Carl Almer, M. E. Kenney, ' Directors. ~ the Argyle church on Sunday eve- Parrott's Creamery. [I!|1111111111 IIIllllHlln IIIl|l! ~w~||n~H~1~n~|~|~M~1~u|~|~n|~u~|~l~n~ I1||111lul~ll Illl Ilull IIIIIl|l~lll IIH'IHI IIII III I1 his widow, he l~aves two brothers, W. ning, July 24. Rev. Hurd 6f Port D. Smith of Muskegon and T. H. REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE PINNEY STATE* BANK AT RATES--Liner of 25 words or TWO 6=octave organs, high top with Hope will be the preacher. All Smith of Cass City and one sister, CASS CITY, MICHIGAN less, 25 cents each insertion. Over mirror •i,n A1 condition at Lenzner's Gieaners and the public in general Mrs. Esie Miller, of Peek. The small boy makes a home run 25 words, one cent a word for Furniture Store. 7-8-Ip are cordially invited. There will be Funeral services were held Satur- when he hears hi~ mother calling at the close of business June 30, 1927, as called for by the Commissioner of each insertion. special music. day, July 2, at the home of his broth- him. the Banking Department. . ,~, Motor Bus Line schedule ELLIOTT er, T. H. Smith, and were conducted REFRIGERATOR, good.-as new, for effective April 20~Bus will leave RESOURCES Commercial Savings by Rev. Taylor, pastor of the Baptist sale. M. J. Katz at Grand Trunk MEDCALF REUNION Cass City for Bad Axe at 12:00 m., church at' Caro and burial was i.n Ca- Social position is relative. It de- LOANS AND DISCOUNTS, vlz; station, Cass City. 7-8-2 Eastern Standard time. Returning ro cemetery. ~Fends on living in a town where peo- a Secured by collateral ...... 3,614.06 " 5,966.00 bus leaves Bad Axe at ~:00 p.~ m. According to their custom, the Those from out of town who attend- ple are less important than yourself. b Unsecured ...... 103,684.46 79,585.08 FOR SALE--Model A Special 1926 and Cass City at 4:00 p. m. for im- members of the Medcalf family met d Items in transit ...... 17,680.16 Dodge sedan; velour fiffish, fully lay City. Connections made at Ira- for their eighth annual reunion on equipped, in •first class condition. lay City for Detroit, Flint and Pt. July 4th. The gathering which num-' Totals ...... 124,978.68 85,551.08 210,529.76 REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE STATE SAVINGS BANK AT Geo. C. Hooper, Cass City. 7-1-2' Huron. Commencing April 20, an- bered 68 was held at the farm home GAGETOWN, MICHIGAN BONDS, MORTGAGES AND SECURITIES, viz: other bus line will be started be- of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Turner at ? LITTLE pigs. for sale. N. Phillips. J. tween Cass City and Imlay City. Ellington. At noon, every one enjoyed at the close of business June 30, 1927, as called for by the Commissioner of a Real Estate Mortgages ...... 4,600.00 225,855.28 Phone 88--5R. 7-1-2p Bus will leave Cass City at 7:15 a. a bounteous pot-luck dinner, 'after the Banking Department. b Municipal Bonds in ,Office ...... 24,014.10 m. Returning bus leaves Ixnlay which a short program ~nd election d U. S. Bonds and Certificates of GOOD 120 acres, tiled, good build- RESOURCES Commercial Sav'ings Indebtedness in Office...... 5,500.00 " City for the north at 4:00 p. m. of officers for the coming year was ings for rent early this fall or be- g Other Bonds ...... 2 ...... 244,333.00 4-8-tf • held. LOANS AND DISCOUNTS, viz.: fore, 4 miles west of Cass City. The following officers were elected: b Unsecured ...... 37,144.46 Totals ...... 4,600.00 499,702.3s ~,302.3s Frank Cranick. 6-24-tf President, Pierre Medealf; secretary, FOUR Milch cows for sale. Clyde RESERVES, viz.: Abe Medealf; treasurer, Wesley Med- Total ...... 37,144.46 MARY A. Murphy house, balm and Quick. Phone 146~1S, 3L. 7r8-1 p calf. The meeting next year will be BONDS, MORTGAGES AND SECURITIES, viz.: Due from Federal Reserve Bank ...... 3,858.01 25,0"00.00- lots for rent or sale. For particu- Due from Banks in Reserve Cities.. 43,606.33 20,000.00 FOR SALE--Durham cow, fresh. Will held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. lars inquire of David Murphy. 6- a Real Estate Mortgages ...... 200.00 93,145.00 Exchanges for clearing house ...... 1,908.19 O'dell, 5 miles west and 1 mile Lee Medcalf at Fairgrove on July 2. 1 17-tf g Other Bonds ...... 7,622.00 9,750.00 Total cash on hand ...... 2,372.97 io,ooQ.OO north of Cass City. 7-8-1p Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Totals ...... : ...... 7,822.00 102,895.00 110,717.00 FOR SALE~Brood sow due July 9, John Bennett and two children, Mrs. Total ...... 51,745.50 55,000.00 • 106,745.50 FOR SALE'Two mare colts coming O. I. C. boar, also small pigs. Win. Gertrude Munso n and two children, 3 and 4 years old. Frank Martinek, RESERVES, viz.: COMBINED ACCOUNTS, viz.: t• Gallagher, 5 miles south, 4½ miles Mrs. Emma Wilcox and son, Kenneth, 6 miles west of Cass City. 7-8-2p of West Branch; Mr. and Mrs. Wen- Due from Banks in Reserve Cities, 16,342.75 7~283.27 Overdrafts ...... $9.16 west of Cass City. 7-8-1p Banking House ...... 4,500.00 dell Slacks and daughter of Chicago; U. S. Bonds and Certificates of In- LITTLE PIGS for sale. Well bred debtedness carried as legal re- Furniture and Fixtures ...... 1,50b.00 PLUSH COUCH For Sale, dark green Mrs. Claude Burns of Traverse City; Due from Banks and Bankers other Durocs. Ricker & Krahling. %8-1 serve in Savings Dept. only...... 4,300.00 color, looks like new, also a good ,Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Medcalf and three Total cash on hand ...... 2,156.45 2,000.00 than in Reserve Cities ...... 2,500.00 children of Webberville; Frank Deck- Customer's Bonds Deposited with oak side board, price very reason- HAVE your suits dry-cleaned and ableo Mrs. E. W. Kercher, Phone row and grandson of Grayling; Pierre Totals ...... 18,499.20 13,583.27 32,082.47 Bank for Safekeeping ...... L.. ~9,506.00 pressed at Robinson's Laundry. 3- Stock of Federal Reserve Bank ...... 1,800.00 26-2S. It Medcalf and Clare Turner of Detroit; COMBINED ACCOUNTS, viz.: ll-tf Mr. and Mrs. Lee Medcalf and four • : .. ,-,. children of Fairgrove; Mr. and Mrs. Banking House ...... 8,000.00 Total ...... : ...... 88i 2.8o THE FEDERAL Farm Loan will Furniture and Fixtures ...... 1,500.00 MILK Customers are urged to place John Medcalf, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley LIABILITIES save you from $10 to $20 interest empty bottles in their accustomed Other Real Estate ...... 3,110.32 Medcalf, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Medcalf, ...... per year on each $1,000 borrowed. places early enough to enable de- Outside Checks, Revenue Stamps Capital Stock paid in ~ 50,boD.oo and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Medcalf, all and other Cash Items ...... 60.59 Surplus Fund ...... 10,000,00 Interest rate only 5% mud divi- livery boy to secure same when he dends reduce this rate to about of Caro; Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Medcalf Undivided Profits, net ...... / • 8,628.5~ makes deliveries. We need bottles and granddaughter, Charlene Steele, Total ...... 192,614.84 4½ %. Send in your application now returned every day ~nd will be glad COMMERCIAL DEPOSITS, viz.: and get the money when you want Mr. and Mrs. Robert Milner and two Commercial Deposits Subject to ta have your co-operation. East children, Mrs. Harry Denoylles and LIABILITIES it. Over $200,000 now in force. Side Dairy. 7-8-2 Check ...... : - .133,385.86 We loan in Tuscola, Sa~ilac and son and nephew, all of Colwood; Mr. Capital Stock paid in ...... 25,000.00 Demand Certificates of Deposit ...... 26,714.28 " and Mrs. Arthur Little and son, Mr. Surplus Fund ...... • 6,530.00 Checks ...... ~ 1,578.61 Lapeer Counties. Kingston Farm FOR SALE--Two good horses, each Cashier's ~: Undivided Profits, net ...... 6,672.34 y Loan Ass'n. E.J. Stewart, Sec.- and Mrs. Ray Rondo snd daughter, State Moneys on Deposit ...... 10,000.00. weighing 1,200 lbs. Would also Dividends Unpaid ...... 1,000.00 treas., Deford. 6-17-tf Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Trainer and trade two cows for the horses. Call daughter, Miss Helen, Cressy Steele, Totals ...... i7i,678.7# r17(678.75 at Mrs. M. Sandor's, four miles COMMERCIAL DEPOSITS. viz.: T Mr. and ;' Mrs. Aaron Turner and two VANITY FAIR F~,OUR~Every sack south and three miles east of Cass Commercial Deposits Subject to SAVINGS DEPOSITS, viz.: sons and Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Turner Check ...... 28,365.51 guaranteed. One low price to all. City. 7-1-2p Book Accounts--Subject to Savings ~'- Cass City Grain Co.: 1-7-tf and two daughters, all of Cass City. Demand Certificates of Deposit ...... 27,821.09 By-Laws ...... 274,058.21 AM prepared to install Air-Motor Certificates of Deposit Subject to ..... Totals ...... 56,186.60 317,601.30 "LOST A cane seat to invalid's chair Windmills and Myer hay cars; also HOSPITAL NOTES. Savings By-Laws ...... either in Cass City or between Cass SAVINGS DEPOSITS, viz.: a large quantity o~ hay rope and Total ...... 591,659.51" ~59!,6~59.51 City and T. J. Auten's farm, north pulleys. G. L. Hitchcock. 7-8-1 Mrs. Florence Powell of Owendale Certificates of Deposit--Subject to and east of Cass City. Leave at was admitted to the hospital Satur- Savings By-Laws ...... 97,225.90 97,225.90 Customers' Bonds Deposited with •Chronicle office. T.J. Auten. 7-8-1p HAVE your dry-cleaning don~ at day, July 2, for medical treatment. Bank for Safekeeping...... 49.506.00 Robinson's Laundry. 3-11-tf Mrs. Max Kruz~l of Deford was ad- Total ...... 192,614.84 Totals ...... 881,472.80 ENGRAVED CARDS Leave your mitted Wednesday, June 29, and un- State of Michigan, County of Tuscola, ss, order for engraved visiting cards JERSEY Red pigs 7 weeks old for derwent an operation June 30. I, Edith E. Miller, cashier of the abov~ ff~med bank, do solemnly State of Michigan, County of Tuscola, ss, and engraved announcements with sMe. Chas. Wheaton, 5 miles east, J. B. Websetr of Owendale entered swear, that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and I, Ernest Croft, Cashier of the above named bank do solemnly swear, the Chronicle, Cass City. 3 miles Iiorth and 1 mile east of the hospital Tuesday, July 5, and belief and correctly represents the true state of the several matters" that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief~ Cass City. 7-8-1 was operated on Wednesday, July 6. therein contained, as shown by the books of the bank. and co~'rectly represents the true state of the several• matters therein con- NOTIcE~The annual meeting of Lucile Anthes was able to leave the EDITH E. MILLER, Cashier. tained, as shown by the books of the bank. School Dist. No. 5, frl., of the CARD OF THANKS I wish to hospital Saturday after spending sev- Subscribed and sworn to before me this 6th day of July, 1927. ERNEST CROFT, Cashier.. Township of Elkland, for the elec- thank the kind friends and rela- eral days there for treatment of ulcer M. P. Freeman, Notary Public. Subsqribed and sworn to before me this 5th day of July, 1§27. tion of school officers and for the tives; and especially those of the on the leg. My commission expires 7-24,1928. D. W. Benkelman, Notary Public. transaction of such other business Live Wire class for the fruit, flow- Ida May Ramage of Tyre and Lor- Correct Attest: My commission expires Apr. 13, 1929. as may lawfully come before it, will ers and plants sentme while at the ain Stevens of Argyle were able to , J.L. Purdy, Correct Attest: be held at High School, on Monday, Pleasant Home Hospital; also Dr. leave the hospital Saturday. Jacob A1- F. D. Hemerick, Elizabeth E. Piflney¢ P. A. Schenck, the 11th day of July, 1927, at 8:00 McCoy and nurses for their kind bright of Pigeon was able to leave on Richard Burden, Directors. ::.~.... H. F. Lenzner, ....! ...... p.m. A.A. Ricker, Sec. treatment. Grant Mcconnell. 7-8- Sunday. Directors. r