CASS cITY CHRONICLE - - ...... VOLUME 28, NUMBER 47. CASS CITY, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1934. EIGHT PAGES.

Poole, K. T. Bordine and Edna LOCAL HATCHERY BRANCH ~0 ~.A ~UOT.~. ~N~ .Credit Association. The appli- Wallace were the county judges : INSTALLS NEW HTJ=.~IF!ER [cants were i~terviewed bv Mr. EFEATE The three grand prize~ were BU,T3 IDS i URGEDREDL!CTION iN forms'were m*ade o"~t b/~M~iss~Ma:! UPPER SHRUB awarded to Phil Winterhaller, Dec- The local branch of the Thumb ~AT~I~L~ [~.O~T~T rio Goodell i~,.the office of the IN lae; and Margaret Levitte, Cros- MICHi6ANDAIRYMEN Hatchery of Sandusky, Michigan, county agent in the court house. GOVFRNIViFNTGOST ',well. The names of the other 27 which has been located at Cass t Pledge signing to use butter and l i winners will be announced later. City for the past few years, soon will begin operations for another Materials I other dairy products and no sub- 16-13 Win Over Bad Axe' The prizes wilt be given to the Use of Four Pounds Extra of Limit• of $7,200 far ' stitutes is reported as "going over: V. J. Brown Advocated Mer- :winners at the Sandusky High season. A new electric humidifier big" in Tuscola cour~ty. In a hum- i I School Auditorium ,on Tuesday eve- This Food Earns $5.01 for is being installed which will ~uto- Up to May 1 Is Set by: , ber of rural school districts, the i ger of State Agencies at Keeps Maroon and Grey matically control the moisture in i ning, March 6. The admission will State Herd Owners. State Board. ~pledges are being signed 100%. County Meeting. Record Clean. i be free and the public is invited to the incubator at all times and will The date for the completion of the i come and bring in all the boys and thus tend to improve the quality ~essay contest has been extended to 'girls and teachers to er~joy a pro- An upward swing in butter and vigor of all chicks hatched. Ernest Haas, CWA administra- March 10 for rural schools and Vernon J. Brown, newspaper The Season's Record. ;gram of speaking, motion pictures, prices of from 16 cents per pound M. C. McLellan, who has had ex- tor in Tuscola cour~ty, has received March 15 for high schools. March publisher of Mason and a repre- for 92 score butter on Dec. 16 to perience in .the operation of the in- Cass City ...... 24 Saginaw ...... 23 music, etc. a letter from the state CWA au- 3 is the final date for securing the sentative in the state legislature 25 cents on Feb. 14 is said by the cubator in past years, will again Cass City ...... 25 Har. Beach .... 18 According to Marshall Miller, thorities that the Tuscola county pledge cards. from Ingham county, was the prin- dairy department at Michigan have charge of the local branch. Cass City ...... 25 Caro ...... 18 secretary of the 100% Dairy Club, allotment for materials and ex- cipal speaker at the meeting of the by :Cass City ...... 42 Vassar ...... 12 ,the judges had a very difficult State College to be caused an pense other than iabor up to May t MARRIAGE LICENSES. Tuscola County Federation of Cass City ...... 13 Saginaw ...... 20 task in deciding on the final win- increased use of but`ter by farm- SUGAR BEET GROWERS TO must not go higher than $7,200.00. Farmers' Clubs held at the Metho- Cass City ...... 41 Bad Axe , ...... 20 ners. There were only 33 prizes to ers themselves. MEET AT AKRON, MARCH 3 The letter says: Carl L. Trea, 21, Vassar; Flor- dist church at Caro yesterday All dairy organizations united to "Positive instructions from Cuss City ...... 43 Marlette ...... 17 give and no less than 100 essays (Thursday) afternoon. Mr. Brown deserved winning positions, but further this plan of having dairy- Washington compel us to ence E. Drohn, 23, Millington. Cuss City;...... 39 Caro ...... 28 A meeting of sugar beet growers Ray Samuel Montle, 22, Akron; discussed problems of the state as they were finally sorted down to men eat themselves out of the field make definite allotment by Cass City' ....:.54 Unionville ...... 15 will be held at the Akron commu- he viewed them and pointed out the proper number. of unprofitable prices and the suc- counties of all funds available i Grace Lorraine Peck, 18, Akron. Cuss City ..~:.i!i16 Bad Axe ...... 13 nity hall on Saturday, March 3, at .that most of the legislation of the cess of the scheme is now appar- after Feb. 15 and up .to May 1 Lyonel Wells, 24, Caro; Iva Hut- previous years had ignored the real er~t. Owners .of dairy cattle were 1:30 p.m. A report of the investi- for materials and expense oth- ~chinson, 23, Caro. gating committee of the Tuscola fundamentals and that administra- asked to pledge ,that their families er than labor. The allotment tions for the past decade at least would consume four pounds more County Sugar Beet Association will PROTESTPLAN TO be given and it will be of interest for your county on this basis TUBER~UL0~IS have constantly turned their backs In a rough and tumble contest of butter per month than they had is $7,200 and any amount ,, upon these problems. to sugar beet growers to attend that at times resembled anything been in the habit of doing. spent in excess of this sum i Mr. Brown urger a further reduc- but a basketball game, Cuss City this meeting tomorrow afternoon. This increase of four pounds of will notbehonoredbythisof- ' ~URVEY HERE tion in the cost of government, both finished her regular scheduled sea- IATI B ET gF B [ butter per month multiplied by the lice. This applies to both old :~state and local. "Some progress son by Beating Bad Axe 16-13. 90,000 families of Michigan dairy- and new projects. Review all i ',has been made along this line," Kelly's B squad finished their men meant 360,000 pounds more of projec.ts immediately on this !he said, "but the subject has by no year's play with a 25-15 victory Representatives from All In- butter consumed in one state in CATTLEli RBS basis and endeavor to secure I means been exhausted. A merger over the Bad Axe B. The Maroon terested Michigan Groups one month. Other states cooperat- local contributions to insure Pupils of Five Upper Grades of state agencies and a further re- and Grey B team turned in eight Attend Hearings. ing in the plan gave additional im- completion of projects where Have Opportunity for duc,tion of state payrolls will help victories in as many starts to con- petus to the butter-eating cam- material and expense other . but we must also .turn our atten- tinue their fine recdrd started some paign. than labor are in excess of Examination. tion to the cost of local govern- years ago. Michigan's delegation in Con- Dairy prices had been depressed this amount. Abandon all non- i ment if the tax payer is to have Probably the greatest weakness gress, representatives of Michigan by the huge stocks of b~tter in All Other Classes of Live essential projects and concen- It he relief to which he is entitled. of the present Hilltoppers is their beet growers, a delegation from the storage. Production of butter per trate on completion of proj- According ~ to plans announced I The entire revenue structure of the inability to sink free throws; but Stock Show Decrease in state sugar factory Owners' asso- cow had dropped but the supply of e~ts which will suffer definite this week, studeats in the upper state and local government must last Friday they won their game ciation, and members of the staff this food in the cold storage plants Past Year. material and labor loss if not five g~ades of the Cass City school be reconstructed. The property on their charity tosses. Both teams at Michigan State College have re- prevented this decreased produc- completed under present pro- will be rewarded for the prize-win- tax has broken down as a depend- sunk six field goals in the game dently attended Washington hear- tion from affecting prices. gram." able means of revenue. Substitu- but Cuss City made four out of 12 An increase in the number ,of Labor rates have been reduced to ning tuberculosis Christmas seal rags on the national sugar quota Dairy specialists at the college tions must be made by means of of their foul shots while Bad Axe say that eating four more pounds cattle on farms in Michigan and a 30 Cents an hour from the previous sale which they conducted in 1932, since ,the sugar stabilization plan decrease in the number of all other 40 and 50-cent basis, and the quota when the Michigan Tuberculosis taxes levied and collected in other could sink but one out of four tries. was announced by President of butter per family earned each manner. This includes an amend- classes of livestock are shown by i of workers will be subject to a 10% Association brings its tuberculosis Cuss City broke away to an Roosevelt. Michigan dairyman $5.01. In ad- ment to the Constitution to permit early lead as Vyse reglsterea• ~ tnee~ r dition, the family had better meals the Janttary 1 estimates released i decrease each week from now until survey here. They will have the The Michigan congressional del- , opportunity of a thorough exami- the taxes of both tangible and in- goals from underneath the basket, and a larger supply of the essen- by the Michigan Cooperative Crop egation has protested the allotment Reporting Service. With the ex- ~May 1. i nation for signs of tuberculosis, in- Turn to page 8, please. but `the home team put on a spurt given to sugar beets and growers tial vitamins present in butter. I Payroll number 14 for ,the week• ~ception of sheep and horses, values !of February 16 to 22 totalled $4< i cluding an X]ray examination. that gave them a 7-6 lead at the and factory owners have voiced Increased consumption of bt~tter per head of livestock on farms are 1872.90 in Tuscola county. Five! Cass City was also declared a quarter. Captain Karr and the disproval of an which ap- by farm families and by families allotment reported lower for January 1, •1934, 'hundred sixty-five workers re- prize winner in its group in the Dr. Redwine Speaker fast breaking guard, Reese, were parently will reduce the number of in businesses which depend upon than for January 1, 1933. The to- ceived this amount. • 1933 .sale and the school will re- the offensive threats of the Blue acres to be plaated to beets by 20 the daiymen's buying power for tal valuation placed on the state's One hundred sixty school build- ceive a special health award to be at Rotary Club cagers. Bad Axe matched a bas- per cent. Beets are an important success Will mean more dollars in ket by Vyse to take the lead early Michigan pockets. ° livestock population as of January ings are listed in the CWA pro- announced later, i crop in Michigan and are depended 1, 1934, was $80,629,000 which gram of improvements in the The first stage of the coming Members of the Rotary Club in the second period for the last upon by thousands of growers to time at 9-8. The score at the in- compares with $77,893,000 for Jan- survey consists of the .tuberculin welcomed Dr. J. T. Redwine as furnish the money to keep them on county, test---applying tuberculin, a harm- termission was !3-9. In the last uary 1, 1933, and $94,496,000 for their speaker at the noon luncheon their farms. Prevention Campaign less fluid, to the arm. This sub- half, Cuss City did not score a field 1 January 1, 1932. These figures do Tuesday. Dr. Redwine was for- The state has succeeded in the FOR 22 YEARS A CLERK stance has the property of showing goal; the free throws were their , for Diphtheria not reflect income from livestock merly a physician in Cass City and past few years in working out from IN DETROIT POST OFFICE the presence of tuberculosis germs only means of entry in the score and livestock products. recently was appointed superin- a period of depression in ~he sugar The. number of all cattle on i in the body and a close examina- tendent of the Michigan Farm Col- book. But Bad Axe proved little The Tuscola County Medical So- business which had el,osed most of Michigan farms is estimated by the i Alfred M. Freeman recently cole-tion of the arm three days after ony at Wahjamega. better for their scoring was limited ciety, with the assistance of nurses the factories in this state. Last department at 1,461,000 head or 3! brated his 22nd anniversary as a i Turn to page 5, please. to two field goals. The low scor- from the State Department of "Bumps ~', was the subject of the year fiearly all the factories were per cent more than the 1,418,000 I clerk in the Detroit post office. Mr. address. From birth to death, man Turn to page 6, please. Health, will Carry .on a prevention 'operated and it was hoped that all head for January 1, 1933. This[ Freeman attended high school at is subject to bumps of every kind, i campaign for diphtheria. Children i of them would run this year. places the state's cattle population! Cass City about 30 years ago and Grey's Drop Two, ...... according to Dr. Redwine, and ! A 20 per cent decrease in beet up to the seventh grade will be was a member of the high school Deadline on Auto immunized whose parents sign the at about ,the same level as in 1923, I quite often a bump is a blessing acreage will mean that part of the but still 8 per cent below the num-! ball team here when Alex and Dan Blues Lose One in disguise. Cooperation is a big permission cards which the chil- Plates Extended factories will again be closed. ber for January 1, 1920. The nun-' Duncanson, Stanley Graham and ...... factor in the upbui!ding of a corn- Beets are a contract chop and the dren bring home from school. A Herb Ehlers were among the group ber of cows and heifers two years Three close games were dropped munity, he said. 2// time is at hand when contracts small charge will be made for those old and over kept for milk January i of baseball players. Frank D. Fitzgerald, secretary should be let. This is impossble who can afford to pay for the in- the past week by .the two teams of 1, .1934, is estimated at 902,000 of state, announced Monday that until it can be determined which noculations, but no one will be re- the Cass City Athletic Club. Fri- he will extend the deadline for .the fused if parents are unable to stand head, the largest in 35 years of Call for Beans day nigl~k, the Grey squad jour- Wins Second Place in mills will be operated. record. The number of heifers 1 purchase of new automobile license The Michigan delegation bases .the slight expense. neyed to Elkton and lost a 23-24 • Live Stock project plates to March 10. Fitzgerald pre- "Statistics accumulated by the ~to 2 years old being saved for milk 1 for Welfare Fund last minute thriller. The locals its protests against the sugar al- cows is estimated .to be about 2 per viously had set the extended deafi- lotment upon the tonnage granted State Department of Heal,th show Started slowly, but Kilbourn's shots line cent larger on January 1, 1934, gave them a 6-2 lead. Tyo then i Lynn Spencer, a member of the at March i. to Cuba, the Philippines, and other that for the past thirty years there than for a year earlier. I The members of the disbursing Fitzgerald said he was making producing areas outside ,the United has been an average of 5,000 cases committee of the Associated Chari- tipped in three and also Was good Cass City Live Stock Club, has re- the extension independent of any Michigan stock sheep numbers for a long tom. Hutchinson scored ceived a letter from E. E. Gallop, States. Sugar producers in this of diptheria a year in Michigan," have been slowly declining since ties can use a quantity of beans in request from the legislature. Two country asked for an allotment of said Dr. L. L. Savage, secretary- welfare work in this community, twice for Elkton, but the Greys supervisor o~f vocational education resolutions urging Fitzgerald to treasurer of the County Medical 1929. The total number of all Farmers who wish to contribute -had a 16-8 lead at the half. Kil- in Michigan, that he had been 1,750,000 tons of sugar. The an- sheep on farms, including both grant an extension to April 1 have nounced plan allots 1,450,0000 tons Society. "One child in every ten this commodity may bring the, .bourn and Kercher kept the locals awarded second place in a state stock sheep and sheep and Iambs been introduced in the legislature. to United States beets. The pro- cases died, or about 500 a year, beans in any quantity--a peck, a! m front in the third period, but live stock project contest and on feed for market, is estimated at Fitzgerald sa!d::~t the March 10 duction last year from beets was from this preventable disease. We half bushel, a bushel, or greater or lSchruck and Busyzck of Elkton would receive a check in the near 1,171,000 head as of January 1, date would b~;;~r~h% last extension approximately 1,765,000 tons. hope to stamp out eventually and smaller quantities. Beans make an i were better, and together they put future as a prize. The check will regardless of' a~:action by the permanently diphtheria in Tuscola ~1934. This compares with 1,230,- I excellent food and are easy to hart-i Elkt°n in a 22-22 tie late in the come from the Michigan Live Stock legislature On t~e resolutions. He county." 000 head for January 1, 1933, and dle. Unlike potatoes, freezing does i game by their good shots •. Smrcina Exchange who sponsored the con- said that the so-called sticker plan TRI-COUNTY BASKETBALL !,248,000 head •on January 1, 1932. not affect their quality as a food., then made his only points of the test. of installment purchase of plates TOURNAMENT AT ELKTON Of the above ,totals, the number of On Saturday, the Associated!game by a long tom. Hutchinson Last year Audley Homer re- should offer relief for those who , Three Teachers Get sheep anl lambs on feed for mar- Charities distributed meat and but-if°uled Kercher with seconds to ceived a check for $25 as a prize Turn to page 6, please. are unable to pay the full price at A tri-county basketball tourna-': ter to 40 families in this commu- play but the A. C. ace missed one for winning" second place in a simi- this time. ment for independent teams of Tuscola Positions nity. A few families received brat- of his two attempts. lar contest, and the previous year, Tuscola, Huron and Sanilac coun- ter only, and a few received meat, Tyo and Kilbourn led the scorers Harry Crandell, Jr., was awarded Results of Sanilac ties will be held at the Elkton high Marriage, appendicitis and an but the greater number of families with 8 points each. The locals first place and Ephraim Knight, school gym on March 7, 8 and 9, undermafined school created posi- CAgS lTY PLAYSIN received both meat and butter. made good only one of five free second. All three young men are Essay Contest beginning" each evening at seven tions for ,three school teachers in Turn to page 8, please~, also members of the Cass City Live o'clock. Tuscola county within the past !StockI Club. These independent groups will week. Saturday, February 24, several Argyle Grocery Novesta Township Caucus. l have as members many of the star Miss Margaret Hickey resigned BADAXE TOURNAMN teachers of Sanilae county met at Novesta township caucus will be!DENTAL WORK EXCHANGED players of high school and college 'as the instructor in the Battelle the Sandusky High School to mark Robbed Wednesday held Thursday, M~arch 8, 1934, atl FOR BEANS AT $3.00 CWT. teams, and the public is assured by school in Dist. No. 2~, Gilford, when 2:00 p. m. in Township Hall, in: and judge the essays submitted in she married Mr. Fournier and Miss March 1, 2 and 3 Are D~trict the management of the highest • Two armed robbers held up the the 100% Dairy Club Contest. May Fox of Caro was chosen to fill the Village of Deford, for the pur- I Dr. P. A. Schenck of Cass City class of basketball in the tourna- Dates, Six Teams to H. H. Smith Grocery at Argyle There were about 300 essays sub- : the vacancy. pose of placing in nomination can-! offers $3.00 a hundred for Michi- ment contests. • Wednesday morning and drove mitted from sixty schools. Tom ! Miss Jennie Pelica attended the Compete. didates for the various township igan pea beans in exchange for all away with $162.50 from the cash teacher's extension course at Caro offices, and for transacting any classes of dental work or old ac- register and a lunch of cheese and Diaz Outpoints Keppen To Win i Saturday afternoon and that night other business that may properly counts. Beans may be delivered ~underwent an operation for appen- Starting Thursday, March 1, the craCkers which they ordered the come before it.mRobert Phillips, at either elevator at Cass City.-- Match and the Volleyball Series dicitis. Until she recovers, Miss local cagers will compete in the clerk to prepare. ,township clerk.---Adver,tisement. Advertisement. ~Beryl Putnam wilt serve as her district tournament to be held at Noel Seston and Miss Marion Although the Keppen group won I and as it is getting well along into substitt~te as instructor in the Bad Axe. The first night, they. Jones, clerks who were in charge Driving on Right Side of the Highway two of the three games played ! spring, there will not be another Wahjamega school. are matched against Unionville, the tot the store, were covered with a against the Diaz team Tuesday definite series played. Managers Miss Mary Frick of Colling has winner to play Harbor Beach on i gun by one of .the bandits while Is Explained by Michigan Safety Ass'n night, ,they. could not overcome the lKen Kelly and Fred Pinney will been engaged as an assistant to Friday to determine Saturday's the other gathered up the loot. point lead the No. 5 team had have charge of rounding into shape Mrs. Bertha Achenbach, the teach- championship contender. The oth- Officers traced the robbers to the In its traffic educational pro- If there is any condition on the gained in the first engagement. a team to defend the yolleyba!l er of the Quanicassee school. er side of the bracket holds Sebe- highway intersection six miles gram, the Michigan Safety and highway that will cause an ordi- The hotly contested battles were championship Cass City now holds. waing, Pigeon and Bad Axe. north of Marlette where the trail Traffic Directors' Association cites nary man to lose his sunny disposi- They witl have the regular 8:30 On the strength of the season's was lost. ju.st a sample of the encounters i Elkland Township Caucus. Section 11, Act No. 318, P. A. tion, it is to operate his car at a that were s`taged to climax the win- hour to develop their squad. A1- showing, Unionville should prove 1927, which reads as follows: normal speed upon a three or four ter's volleyball. Diaz's margin of ,though no definite dates have been i A township caucus for Elkland easy for the tall Cass City aggre-~ "Upon all highways of suf- lane traffic highway and then come victory was 41-35. established, still Cass City hopes to township voters will be held at the gation, but Harbor Beachis a real!Many Sign Butter ficient width except upon one upon a truck, or passenger vehicle town hall in Cass City on Wednes- Gallagher held his position by compete with outside opposition in way streets, the driver of a being driven by an operator who is day, March 13, at 2:00 p. m., for obstacle. The lake city quintet has I Only" Pledges gaining 37 points in defeat. The 40 the near future. At 7:30 each vol- gone far since their 25-18 defeat i vehicle shall drive the same out sight-seeing, operating in the the purpose placing in nomina- points that Atwell took in defeat- leyball night, the floor will be used of here early in the season. They upon the right half of the center of the highway at a speed tion candidates for the various ing him held the seventh position for general scrimmage among the have won 11 out of 12 games, los-, E.L. Hammond, county agricul-1 highway and shall drive a slow of anywhere from 12 to 20 miles remaining members of the assoeia- township offices and conducting ing only the Cass City game and itural agent, finds himself a busy moving vehicle as closely as an hour. This kind of a driver is for the No. 2 ,team. Schwaderer such other business as may proper- proved his right to a first division ,tion. that not by a very large margin.~I man these days, assisting farmers 1 possible to tire right hand a nuisance and should either be : Final Standings. fly come before it. C.E. Patterson, Then too, they rest the first night with short term farm loans, direct-I edge or curb of such highway, educated or arrested. berth by more than overcoming ,the township clerk.~Advertisement 2t. five-point advantage of McConkey Team - Capt. Feb. 27 Tot'l while Cass City must play. At ing the "Butter Only" campaign in unless it is impracticable to Too little attention is being paid in their 45~29 win over their fourth No. 5, Diaz ...... 41 287 l least, Harbor Beach intends to give the county, and giving out in=for-l travel on such side of the to the hundreds of thousands of position rivals. McConkey has to No. 8, Keppen ...... 35 282 Come to Bake Sale the locals plenty of trouble and marion about the corn "and hog al- highway and except when ov- signs marking our super-highways, be satisfied with fifth place in the No. 4, Gallagher ...... 37 259 at Pinney Dry Goods Co.'s store on l perhaps a little more than they can latment program, in addition to his ertakirig and passing another which read "Drive to the righ.t, standings. Hutchinson cinched the No.-3, Schwaderer ...... 45 251 Saturday, March 3, at 2:30 p. m., handle...... I regular duties. vehicle subject to the limits- center for passing only." It is es- sixth ranking and most definitely No. 7, McConkey ...... 29 240 held by Presbyterian ladies.~Ad- l Pigeon is the favorite to reach i Twent~one applications in a i tions applicable in overtaking timated that this type of highway set Knapp into the cellar by beat- i'N°. ~,. Hutebinsor~ ...... 40 229 vertisement. the finals on the other end of the week weremade by Tuscola county! and passing', set forth in sec- will carry at least o~e-third more ing the lowly Knappites 40-33. i No. 2, Atwell ...... :...40 214 drawings, although the good show- farmers ~0.r short term farm loans] tions thirteen and fourteen ~of traffic safely, if drivers would ad- As these games end the series, i No. 7, Knapp ...... 33 201 ~ Advertise it in the Chronic]e. Turn to page 8, please. !~through the Lapeer Production' .this act." here to this rule. " % i

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and confessed, and then Mayo duced a bill extending the ages to han~'ed himself in his cell. The l ! 18 and 20 respectively. News Pleview of Current "snat('hin.a" game appears to be zw,o,u II SUNDAY Do You Remember ? The schoolboard has purchased a about played out. Uniform !l 0¢"~¢'~¢-~ carload of St. CharIes coal which International [1 ,D%,K]tKJ~ is now being: delivered Belgium, Killed by Fall While Moun- 3lernber of Faculty, Moody Bible Court of Appeals and the key wit- Institute of Chicago.) l his barber shop furniture out from ness in the Stavisky case, was lured by Western Newspaper Union. under the Cass City Bank, fearing tain Climbing, Succeeded by Leopold~Three from Paris and slain and his body that it might be damaged. The Great Powers Protect Austria. was tied to a raiiroad track near ti ~,ii! ~i ii water subsided sufficiently for him Dijon and mangled by a train. Lesson for March 4 to replace it Monday afternoon. 7m In the same connection, the Paris Hugh McCall has purchased ,the, By EDWARD W. PICKARD police 'announced they had discov- JESUS' TESTIMONY CONCERN- ,old Tenrmnt House barn of Post- ered evidence that Stavisky was an ING HIMSELF master Ale and likewise two lots NE of the best and most be- Independence, and while that holds International spy as well as a swin- from Mrs. L. A. DeWitt at the ear- O loved of the few remaining !2...... [ no other nation dare attack. Long dler; that he was aided by a num- ner of Oak and Sanilae streets. We kings, Albert I of Belgium, met a LESSON TEXT~Matthew 11:2- i conversations were held in Paris ber of women, and probably had 12:50. understand that he will place the tragic death while practicing far by British Ambassador Lord Tyr- sold valuable information to the GOLDEN TEXT--Come unto me, barn upon the lots and open a ,ten his favorite sport, ] roll, Premier Doumergue, Foreign German government. ~11 ye that labor and are heavy cent barn. mountain climbing. Minister Louis Barthou, Capt. An- laden, and I will give you rest.~ Matt. 11:28. Messrs. Ratz and Wettlaufer of' He was attempting, thony Eden, British lord privy seal, S THE fighting planes of the PRIMARY T'OPIC--Jesus Shows Stratford, Ont., spent several days alone, to scale a and representatives of Italy, and A American army, with their He Is God's Son. here during the week and have in 90-foot pinnacle the outcome was this statement to near gamut and guns removed, began carrying the JUNIOR TOPIC--Jesus Shows He mind the location of a factory here the world : Is God's Son. fell, being probably air mail over rputes formerly cov- for the manufacture of their pea "The Austrian government has in- INTERB~[ED IATE AND SENIOR instantly killed. .,.:.w:._~ .-~..:.::::::;:;...~:;:~.-.~ered by private air quired of the governments of TOPIC--W-ha Jesus Was. Hours later his bod~ line companies, the France, Great Britain and Italy as YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT was found and car- s e n a t e committee TOPIC--Jesus Tells Who He Is. to their attitude with regard to a The Cass City Chronicle has through the years stored away Fie'i[ ried to Brussels. Investigating a i r dossier which It prepared with a tures of local people and buildings, some of which date back many', Queen Elizabeth mail contracts re- view of establishing German inter- I. How the Kingdom Was Re- years. The Chronicle will reprint some of these from time to time. was ill and was ~iiii~!i~iii~;!~iii!i~i!iiii~!~ii!i@.."i.... sumed its inquiry. No names or stories will appear under any picture and .it will be left l ~¢~%~j ~ terence in the internal affairs of ceived (ch. 11). King Leopold not told of the m.n for the readers to think back through the years and search their mere-! ,~..( ~ [ So3 Austria and communicated to them. In showing t he attitude of the king's death for some hours. The was Walter F. aries for identification. ~ The conversations which have taken people toward the king and his Belgian nation was plunged into Brown, postmaster place between the three govern- kingdom four classes of hearers are genuine mourning, and all the world general under Pres- i,¢.~~~ A. C., returned home Monday eve -I ~'-k~:~'~_.,¢ _(-~'~¢5~e~aedzt ments on this subject have shown described. sympathized, for Albert had won Ident Hoover, who they take a common view as to the 1. The perplexed hearers, like high esteem by his heroism during •' ..~;.:~.,~:i~i~i:~:: has been accused ~[~liac~!~, f who -- e are more apt to bosst tha~-~ necessity of maintaining Austria's I John the Baptist (vv. 2-11). T~r~[~Ine Allen McIntyre, resided one the World war and his just govern- Colone! by his successor of -- ~ ~ _ _ l i mile north of Greenleaf, lost his i independence and integrity in ac- ~ . ment of his people. collusion and fa- John believed that Jesus was the the Pages res,dence by fn'e Tuesday morn- t~lea;t~vortb." cordance with the relevant treaties." Lindbergh voritism in the let- Albert is succeeded by Crown Christ (v. 2). but was somewhat This pronouncement was pro- Prince Leopold, duke of Brabant, ting of the contracts. Mr. Brown perplexed as to the manner of the S--Merry Widow Hats make posed by Premier Mussolini, who had denied the charges in .a long /his eldest son. Leopold is thirty- establishment of the kingdom. In Newspapers of 1899 and 190~. the P.' O. & N. R. R., left Monday I" "~ their first appearance, seeks to keep Austria intact as a two .years old and was married in statement and in appearing before the Old Testament predictions two t for Alpena ,to make the purchase! 1907. buffer state, between Naziism and the committee he waived the immu- ~ lines in the Messianic prophecies 1926 to Princess Astrid of Sweden. ¢*...... °:~ i of railroad ties. i ~~6---Ring Lardner, humorist They have a daughter and a-son. Fascism. It is, of course, directed nity which generally shields a con- are presented. The one sets him ~ Twenty-five Years Ago. t The C. W. Holler Co:. has been! ~~ and writer, bomlSS5. to Hitler, who hopes that the gov- gressional witness from subsequent forth as the suffering one (Isa. 53);! The new ruler was probably one of March 5, 1909. !reorganized and will hereafter be , ,~ ernment aT Chancellor Dollfuss may prosecution. the youngest soldiers in the World the other as the invincible conquer- ~ known as the Cass City Milling ~'~ 7~Firsttelephone patent is war, enlisting as a private when be overthrown, if not by force, then At the hearing Mr. Brown again or (Isa. 59:3). Indeed, in Isaiah The spelling contest at Union-Co. :-~ issued toBell, 1876. in the elections. he was thirteen years Oldo He was denied the accusations in detail, but 60:1, '2 we have tlle two advents in ville Friday evening, at which Miss! Albert Hill of Holbrook killed a ~ one view 4:17-21) The Bap- Ii Carola Fritz of the Cass City pub-; treated as an ordinary soldier, see- made admissions that were not fa- (l,u'..e " fox recently which he thinks is of 8--Fi}st bridge over Niagara ing active service in the trenches, REASURY reports reveal that vorable to the defense. list had in iris preaching mainly i lie schools took first prize, proved ~ ' River is opened, 1855. and was a sergeant when the armis- T all sources of internal revenue Colonel Lindbergh, more or less emphasized the prophecies which i to be an exe£ting and enjoyable at- ! the black variety. showed large increases during the involved in air mail affair, gave made the king to be a mighty co,n-flair, i I tice was signed. the 9--Famed battle of Monitor The dead king's funeral was of first seven months ef the present fis- to the senate investigators a state- queror (Matt. 3:10-t2). He said From the sale of calves~and but-If Thirty-five Years Ago. ~~ vs. Merrimac, 1862. cal year compared with the same ment of his aviation profits, as fol- course a stately affair. The pro- the axe is laid unto the root of the ter and e~timating the value of the i March 2, 1899. i cession from the Brussels palace to period of 1933, with the exception lows : tree; that the chaff was to be sep- calves still on the farm, Wallaee l~ At the village caucus on Tuesday of corporate income taxes. 1. From sale of warrants to pur- : ~ I0--Germany declares war on the cathedral of St. Gudule was led grated from the wheat and the efiaff Gilbert of Greenleaf township says I evening, the following .candidates Portugal at last, 1916. ,by mounted gendarmes who were Total receipts of the seven months' chase stock in the Pan-American burned. John saw Christ as the that his herd of Holstein cows have lwere, placed in nomination: Pros[- Airways, $150,884.80. followed by British, Italian and period ended January-31, amounted one who would remove the sins earned $125 on the average duringdent, Wm. J. Campbell; clerk, Jas. I :.::'~v~t~dl--Start of great three-day French troops. Then came the Bel- to $1,937,950,474, a gain of $566,- 2. Salary from Pan-American of his people by the shedding o.f the past year. From the sale of B. McGillvray; ,treasurer, F. [ fl~.:.~,' blizzard, New York, 1888. gian troops with crepe-draped flags. 708,061 as compared with the year $I0,000 a year. his blood (John 1:27), but he failed butter alone, Mr. Gilbert's books;~Klump; trustees, Geo. E. Perkins, i ew~u Albert's personal colors were car- before. 3. Salaries of $7,194.45 In 1931 to see the interval between the show that he has received $75 from' Geo. A. Stevenson and E. W. Keat-' and $6,000 in 1932 and 1933 from time bf his suffering and the time ~ ried just ahead of the gun carriage For the seven months the govern- each cow in the year. ling; assessor, E. B. Landon. I Transcontinental and Western Air. of his triumph. ,John's faith was I Labrador, F;.rst and Last that bore the casket, and his favor- meat's collection of taxes on dis- not failing him, neither did he send At six o'clock Saturday morn-! Contractors are figuring on' Although Labrador was the first tie. charger followed, the saddle tilled spirits, wines, and beers 4. From Transcontinental Air this deputation to Jesus .for the ing, in St. Agatha's church at lSheridan's new hotel. empty and field boots reversed in amounted to $120,547,399, as com- Transport (predecessor to Trans- part of America to be discovered, the stirrups. Next walked Crown pared with $4,397,586 in the same continental and Western Air), $250,- sake of his disciples. He was a Gagetown, occurred the wedding of i J. A. Caldwell is moving the,for the Vikings undoubtedly reached Prince Leopold, his brother, Charles, 1932 period. 000 in cash, reinvested in that true propbet arid a faithful man, but Miss Florence Tanner and Lloyd wing of the old Tennant House. there centuries before Columbus, it and their brother-in-law, Crown company's stock, and later sold at 'was perplexed. Brown. o ' John Cloakey had a Jersey sow has remained the last to be deve!- Prince Umberto o,f Italy, the latter ENTIMENT in favor of the im- a $195,633.75 profit. 2. The violent hearers (vv. 12- At the village caucus Friday eve-that gave birth to sixteen pigs last aped. carefully guarded by police because S mediate payment of the vet- 5. A $10,000 a year salary as tech- 19). These were willing to receive ning, the following were nominal-lweek. [ of the attempt to asassinate him erans' bonus is so strong among the nical adviser to the Pennsy!vania the kingdom according to their own ed: President, James H. Hays;! J.H. Striffler announces I he dr- in Brussels in 1929. Democrats in the house that the railroad for three years and a $1 way, but were not willing to con- clerk, Morley C. Wickware; treas-! rival of a carload .of wagons and Traces Stone Age to Montana form to its laws. They were ready urer, Pearl A. Sehenek; assessor, ltwo carloads of buggies_ He has Traces of a Stone Age civiliza- In the throng of notable persons promise of a veto a year salary since 1931...... ::!~!i;:iil ~ to seize it with violent hands. Christ Wesley A. Fall[s; trustees, J.oseph'sold thirty-five wagons this win- tion which apparently prevailed in the procession were representa- l by the President Losses: $554.75 from investments had told them before the coming of Frutchey, Edward W. Keating and!ter. many centuries ago in northern tives of all nations. Ambassador did not deter 145 in other aviation companies prior ..:~A~ John the Baptist, the pro,phets and Elmer A. McGeorge. ] Rep. McKay of Tuscola thinks Montana have been unearthed. Rock :Morris was there for the United •. ~:#~i~:~.~i~: representatives to 1930. :ii:':'::~.~.~...... :::::::*~£ circles and a 20-pound hammer are States; President Lebrun and Pre- from signing a pe- the law were the source of ascer- Joseph Benkelman, who has been i girls of 16 and boys of 18 are too among the relics. mier D0umergue headed the large tition to take the G EN: AUGUSTa SANDINO, for taining the divine will, and that if pursuing a short course at the M. young to marry. He has intro- they would receive John, he would French delegation; from England i Patman bill from years the leader of rebels in be the Elijah to lead them 'into were the prince of Wales, Field the committee and Nicaragua until a year ago when :Marshal Lord Allenby and Admiral bring It up for a he made peace with President Sa- the kingdom age. Their ears were closed to everything but their own Sir Roger Keyes; Germany was rep- vote on March 12. cash, was murdered by members of NNNNNNNNNN NNNNNNNNNN@N@NNN@N@NNNNNNN selfish desires. They would not re- resented by Dr. Friedrich yon Kel- Speaker Rainey the national guard at Managua. N N pent when called upon to do SO by ler, and Poland by Ignatz Pader- had been to the His brother and two of his aides N ewski. White House and also were killed. The crime was John, nor rejoice when called upon Wright Patman to do so by Christ (vv. 17-19). N Next day Leopold was crowned, returned with this denounced by Sacasa and an in- N w~th Astrid on the throne beside message : vestigation was ordered, for the 3. The stout-hearted unbelevers N N government had guaranteed the (vv. 24-24). In Chm'azir~, Bethsaida, him. The parliamentary reply to the "I am authorized by the Presi- N new ruler's speech from the throne dent to say that this is not the lives of Sandino and his followers and Capernaum Christ had done N thanked the new queen for having time to pay the bonus, and that he while in the capital. most of his mighty works but the THERE ARE; today 13,434 banks in N given birth to two children, insur- cannot approve any legislation to people deliberately set their hearts N N ing the permanence of the dynasty. that effect," VEN in a republic the people against him and his message. [t N the United States, serving 54,250,240 But the members went right on E was net for lack of knowledge and N King Albert was the third of his like to read about the doings N line. He was born tn 1875 and as- signing. Mr. Rainey was visibly of royalty, so there has been much opportunity that they were unsaved, N cended the throne in 1909. Through- disturbed, but said, in reply to in- interest in the romance of Prince but because of their purposeful re- N depositors whose accounts are pro- N out the war he was one of the most quiries, "We're going to let the Sigvard, twenty-six- :::i::..i:?:[~':?.:.:i: jection of Christ. Tyro arid Sidon, So- N N active members of the Belgian house do just what it pleases." ! year-old son of ~~ dom and Gomorrha were filled with N tected by the Federal army, continually at the front to Wr'ight Patman of Texas, Demo- Crown Prince Ous- immoral profligates and idolaters, but Deposit Insur- N help his troops and often in im- crat, author of the bill. told the tav Adolf of Swe- they will be more tolerably dealt N N minent danger of death. After the house the measure would provide den. Sigvard fell in ii :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::7:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::with in the day of Judgment than N ance Corporation up to the sum of N armistice he got the task of recon- the administration with the mech- love with Erika ~ ~',~:.:.:.:.:.:.., those who willfully reject Jesus anism for carrying out the infla- Christ. N -%i N struction well under way and then, Patzek, a German h with Queen Elizabeth and Prince tionary program it already has end- film actress who is 4. Hearers wiio are babes in spirit N $2,500.00.* This large number of de- Leopold, took journeys to the Unit- braced, and that it would save the little known and (vv. 25-30). There were some N N ed States, England, France, Spain, government billions of dollars in in- a among the people who heard Jesus N positors, increasing daily, reflects con- Brazil and other countries to study terest. It seemed most likely that dle class family. ~!:i with childlike faith. Christ in- N trade conditions and find new out- the bill would be passed by the The prince was de- ~ii::: vites ~hese to come to him and re- N N lets for Belgian products. house, and It may also get through termined to marry ceive rest. N fidence. the senate for the sentiment for it Erika but his grand- ~rince $1gvard N II. The Antagonism to the King has been steadily growing in that ! N N APT. ANTHONY EDEN is mov- father, King Gustav, refused his and the Kingdom (oh. 12). C body. consent and told Sigvard he would N Within the last sixty days, there x.~ ing from capital to capital in The immediate occasion for their N Europe on the rather hopeless mis- be disowned if he persisted in his N NLY seven members of the wicked determination was what N sion of reviving the disarmament plan. Nevertheless the young man, O house voted in the negative Christ did an the Sabbath. IN have been $13,452.07 deposited in sav- negotiations. I n ,unable to get the necessary papers when the $258,000,000,000 tax revi- 1. Jesus' relation to the Sabbath Paris he was told in Berlin, went to London with N sion bill came up for passage. It is (v. 21). The hungry disciples were ~j by the seven b'ig Erika and it was reported the wed- ings accounts in this bank, of which sum N expected the senate will make many plucking earn on the Sabbath. With '~ men of the French ding would take place there on alterations in the measure for the March 8. this the Pharisees found fault. To N cabinet that France their cavils Jesus replied and ~ purpose of further fortifying the The prince is well aware that if $5,687.99 represent 29 new savings N was u n wi I 1i ng to .a~igi::::ii::iT~ statutes against evasion. showed ~hat God's purpose in insti-i~ reduce her military he marries the German girl he will N Of principal interest to the aver- luting the Sabbath was to serve ~ power while the forfeit his royal rights and thence- age taxpayer is the bill's readjust- man's highest interests and to con- : accounts, while the remaining $7,764.08 N Nazi menace con- forth will be just "Mr. Bernadotte," ment of the income tax rate struc- tribute to his happiness. ' tinues, and the but he apparently is ready to give N ture to provide a new normal rate up everything for ~love. In 1932 his 2. The Pharisees hold a council ~)~ represent the deposits added to 108 N ove nment of 4 per cent and surtaxes starting had already coldly cousin, Prince Lennert, married the to destroy him (v. 14). @ at 4 per Cent on net income above refused to discuss daughter of a Stockholm industrial- 3. Blasphemy against the Holy the matter with a, nthony Eden $4,000 and ranging in graduated ist and is now known as Mr. Len- Ghost, the unpardonable sin (vv. 22- savings accounts previously started. N brackets to 59 per cent on Incomes Hitler "while Germany is rearming." nert Bernadotte. 32). The occasion of their blas- N of $1,000,000 or more. The new tax Concessions recently offered to the phemy was the casting out of the rates, however, will not be effective We appreciate this expression of N German chancellor had been met demon. The effect of this work was on 1938 incomes. FFICIALS of St. Paul and Min- ' N with inconclusive arguments, and two,fold, Generally the bill is. designed to O neapolis were considerably an- with demands for a German army confidence of the people of this com- N prevent such tax evasion methods gered by~ a statement made by At- a. Upon the multitude (vv. 22, i~j~ of 300,000 effect[yes, which France @ as were disclosed during the recent torney General Homer S. Cummings 23). They were amazed and cried ~] rejected. The most the French investigations of the senate bank- in which he said the Twin clties out: "'Is not this the son of David?" munity. statesmen would say was that they ing and currency committee into were "breeding grounds of crime." implying that his mighty works in- ~] @ "looked forward in a most general stock market practices. Mayor Mahoney of St. Paul tele- dicated him to be the Messiah. manner toward the possibility of an graphed Mr. Cummings demanding b. Upon the Pharisees (vv. 24-32). N international accord, equally hoped USTICE finally has caught up that he amplify his charge, but the When tbey heard what the people N for by both parties on the question J with Roger Touhy of Chicago attorney general's only reply was were asking their anger and satanic The Pinney State Bank of disarmament." and two members of his notorious to say that he meant what he said. malice were aroused. They did not Discouraged but persistent, Cap- gang. Their second trial for the Thereupon the mayor gave the deny the miracle but sought to ac- N tain Eden went on to Berlin and kidnaping of ,John Factor ended in Eamsey county attorney a list ef count for it without acknowledg- N :Rome for further conversations a verd'ict of guilty, the jury fixing twelve Persons, including Mr. Cum- ing him as the Messiah. Therefore based on :the British plan for re- N the penalty at 99 years in the peni- mings, whom he wished asked te they affirmed that he was in league ~j~ duction of armaments. tentiary. appear before the grand Jury, which with the devil. Clirist exposes N One Charles W. Mayo of Ala-" ~s now in session. It was said le- their folly and charges ~hem with OR the time being the danger of *This staternent was issued February g, 1934, by E. G. Ben-] ~ bama, with an accomplice, devised gal complications probably would awful guilt. They attribute the F a European war arising from the a fantastic plot for the kidnaping prevent the subpoenaing of the at- work of the Holy Spirit to the devil. nett, Director of the Federal Deposit Insurance CorporationJ Austrian Socialist rebellion Is over. of N. P. Adler, banker and pub- torney general and other natlona] This Christ calls blasphemy a~ainst Great Britain, France and Italy lisher of Davenpopt, iowa, from a the ,, .,- c:~<:~f for "~'<'~ have united safeguard Austria's to Chicago hotel. Both were caughl (~) by %Vestern NewspaPer Unlo~ no pardon. NNNNNNNNNNNNN NNNNNNNNN@N NNNNNNNNNNN Cass City, Michigan. CASS CITY CHRONICLE~J~RIDA y , MARCH 2, 1934. Page Three. GREENLEAF. ": "To Chineae Gods Plentiful i The expression is found in Ameri- With their gre'~t variety of gods, Flair for Stripes, Dots and Checks can ~t~urnalism as early as 1840, the Chinese have nearly half the Angus MeLted and Joe Reitter, when the St. Louis Daily Pennant year devoted to gods' birthdays. Jr., were in Ludington las£ week. on May 2 carried the following: By CHERIE NICHOLAS On the return trip, Joe Reitter re- "Wily have we every reason to be- F~rst Edltien Brings $400 • Itappeneng$ mained in Saginaw where he has lieve that Adam and Eve were both Damaged and repaired, a first edi- employment in the .Chevrolet fac- rowdies? Becavlse Eve raised old lion of "Robinson (~rusoe" was sold tory. i Harry and they both raised Cain." in London for 8400. Mrs. McGregor and son, Ray, I Mrs. R. D. Keating is entertain- Wesley McBurney left Monday ing her mother, Mrs. Vallance, of to look for work in Detroit. spent SUnday in Ubly at the home of their daughter and sister, Mrs. Bethel for a few weeks. Miss Dorothy Rockwell left Sun- 3!~r+ and Mrs+ Ne~>etb >:e~]y add day +-~ ~pe>d ~ome i b>~ i>, i)ei:r,,>iL Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Keppen Miss Ellen Lambert of Detroit Donald Roblin were in Saginaw on ~OW ~~ /; spertt Saturday in Owosso. , visited Cass City friends over the Wednesday. Miss Pauline Sandham has ac= week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Jones of cepted a position as a welfare in- John Benkelman, Jr., of Detroit vestigator for Tuscola county, visited his fRther, John h. Benkel- Ctarkgton spent Sunday and Mon- H~W +~~1~~ 117 "EV~[~ day with relatives in this commu- IspI Mrs. William G. Moore and Mr. man, over the week-end. nity. Mrs. D. H. McColl, who had '+ and Mrs. Ralph Ward visited Robert Waltz and Malcolm spent the week in Clarkston, re- friends in Canboro Sunday. Schell, both of Detroit, were Cass turned with them to her home We have juat returned from New York where we have had an Mrs. Mary Gekeler left Men- City callers Saturday evening. here. opportunity to make our .selections from the pick of the market. day to visit at the home of her Mr. an'd Mrs. Wm. Merchant and Mrs. Archie McLachlan and lit- We cordially invite everyone interested in New Spring Apparel brother, Edd Rose, in Argyle. family were Sunday dinner guests tle son are spending a few days at to visit us now and see the many smart things that we are now Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bailey and of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Martin. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Archie showing for ,the Spring 1934 season. Janice McMahon, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bigham Gillies. Mrs. C. W. Clark of Care, visited visited the latter's aunt, Mrs. Mrs. Jim Sweeney and daughter, ] New Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Bailey in Vas- Charles Harneck, in Kingston. on Margaret, David Sweeney, Hannah ] -res?es sar Sm~day afternoon, i Sunday. Sweeney and isabel Sweeney were in Gay Prints, Navy, Black and Pasta Shades. Stree.t and Sun- ~VIrSo Celia Palmateer returned Mr. a=d Mrs. Clarence Quick in Pontiac and Detroit !ast week: day-Nile Sty!es. A!! sizes !4 to 50. Half sizes !6~k to 26~, home Thursday after spendmgispent Sunday at the home of their Miss Margaret remained in De- [ Three price groups $5.95, $6.95 and $7.95. some time at the Frank Auslander i troll. ! home in Shabbona. Kingston.daughter' Mrs. Basil Coltson, in Mr. and Mrs. Roy ruder of Colt- New Swagger Suits A daughter was born Tuesday! Mrs. Russell Langworthy has re- {ing and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Roblin morning, February 27, to Mr. and' turned from a four weeks' visit l of Care were Sunday visitors at Everyone is interested in Swagger Suits. A suit selected a{ Mrs. Mack Little. She will answer with friends and relatives in De-I the George Roblin home. BERMAN'S will assure you of authentic style and be~t of all they to the name of Lota Ruth. i troll and Milan. Robert Esau is in Detroit this are moderately priced from $10.75 to $16.75. Division No. 4 of the Methodist:~ H.L. Benkelman and niece, Miss week. New Coats! church will have a potluck supper Hazel Fletcher, both of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Clare Collins enter- Monday evening, March 5, at the spent Saturday night and Sunday tained ,their sister and family from Every New Coat fashion will be found in. our collection. No home of Mrs. Willis Campbell. at the' former's home here. Deford this week., matter what your choice is to be from Nobby Tweeds to Dressy + Styles you are sure to find the correct atyle for your individual Mr. and Mrs. Hazen Patterson l Mrs. Fred Sehell of Detroit is There will be a series of prayer taste. All sizes from 14 to 52. Quarter sizes for Little Women. suit and the result was simply too and children of Ellington visited spending a few weeks with rela- meetings held in the community These quality coats are priced from $10.00 fro $16.75. Misses' sizes attractive for words. Mr. Patterson's mother, Mrs. Anna tires here so as to be near Mr. this week, the first at Clare Col- from $7.50. Girls' Coats from $5.95. For spring sportswear and util- Patterson, over the week-end. Sehell, who is a patien.t in the Mor- lins' Feb. 28, ,the second at Bob ity costumes there are certain types I Mrs. J. E. Pease of North Mus- ris Hospital. Lloyd's March 1, and the third at being shown which are nothing less kegon came last Friday and is Fred Schell of A~in Arbor under- Wm. Powetl's March 2. Rev. Hos- New Sportswear! than ideal for the purpose. Not spending the week with her par- went an operation at the Morris mer Will conduct the meetings. New Skirts in smart materials priced at $1.95 and $2.95. alone pictorially do they capture ents, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Benkel- Hospital Monday morning. His'~ New- Sweaters in all Spring Shades at $1.95. one's fancy for you know at once man, St. sister, Miss Vera Schell, of Ann "L~vlng Fossil" Ant Discovered Over 100 New Blouses to select fr.om. Cotton styles at from their look and their feel that Mr. and Mrs. Edd Rose of Ar- Arbor is earing for him. The discovery of a "living fossil" $i.00 and $1.50; they will wear like iron. See In gyle, Evans Rose and Harold De- Mr. and Mrs. Burton Wayne and ant in Australia emphasizes ~new Washable Silks in New Plaids and Roman Stripes at $1.95. ASHION calls i.o stripes and the picture how smartly these new neen of Care were callers at the two children and Mrs. Anthony the venerableness of the ant fam- striped and dotted and checked ma- F dots and checks in every type of Hugh MeBurney home Monday Wayne, all of KMamazoo, spent ily. One hundred million years ago terials adapt themselves to the new fabric. And you do not have to lay morning', several days last week with Mr. they had deve!(,ped social order shirtwaist fashions and anything Millinery your ear to the ground to catch the which might well have served as a Make you Easter Hat selections early. Don't war as we have more voguish than a shirtwaist John A. Benkelman and sons, Wayne's mother, Mrs. Maud message either. Even at this very model for man's, the right styles ready now. +Prices from $1.45 to $2.95. moment whole armies of stripes costume for immediate Wear It Dorus and John, were enter.rained Wayne, who is quite ill. and dots and checks are literally would be hard to find. at dinner Sunday at the home of About thirty friends and neigh- swarming in to answer fashion's Blazer stripes turn in a winning their' daughter and sister, Mrs. bors gathered at the home of Mr. Ha~rlet Beechee 8towe New SuRs roll call. score for the chic and winsome two- James Brown, at Pigeon. and Mrs. C!aud Wood Friday eve- Harriet Beecher Stowe, anther of for Men and Young Men priced from+ $15.00 to $22.50. The proclamation concerning the piece sports frock of bemberg.mtx- The Evangelical Ladies' Aid will ning and enjoyed a social time and "U~cle Tom's Cabin," was brought the right styles ready now. Prices from $1.45 to $2.95. All head voffue for stripes is fairly being ture. which is shown to the left in meet Wednesday, March 7, at the refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. Wood up in an atmosphere which tend- sizes. shouted from the housetops on this group. It is tailored, has sad- home of Mrs. Solomon Striffler. were presented with a gift. They ed to develop the atti*ude of mind New Topcoats styledom's domain. As to these die-shoulder full sleeves, action A pottuek dinner will be served at are moving" this week to the J. revealed in the pages of this re- widely heralded stripes some .like back, Inverted front skirt pleat, and noon and the day spent in quilt- Turner farm, southwest of Cass markable b~:,)k. She wqs the sixth Polo Coats and Tweeds priced at $15.00. 'era Roman, some like 'em blazer, trim grosgrain bow and belt. You ing. City. some prefer gay little candy stripes are given choice of navy, red, green New England preacher and aboli- while others lean to diagonal or brown in these alluring hem- tionist+.,,+, o.who ,.+v. was ,.,,,++ wont to++,+++,.,+.. appeal to +EIIIAN'S APPARELSTOIIE stripes either done almost invisibly berg stripes, GAGETOWNo Francis Hunter spent Saturday and t~eaw,m to help "l)o(w, oppressed, Kingston, Michigan. Sunday in Detroit visiting reIa- in the weave or coming out bold The classic shirtwMst and skirt- blee(lin~;" Africa. that the. time of and wide a la zebra. dress centered in our illustration is t~i.ves. deliver'-~nce mi~ht (.ome." Even now with the spring sea- interpreted in three-color hairline S., T. & H. Oil Station Robbed-- Miss Esther Munro of Owosso son scarce under way stripes are checks of bemberg mixture. It is Saturday night, between the and Miss Theodora Jackson of St- peeking out from under {vinter conspicuously good looking and car- hours of closing of the S., T. & H. bewaing were week-end guests of coats or audaciously staring at you ries appeal in that it is expertly oil station and 1:30 a. m. Sunday¢: Mr. and Mrs. George Munro. in guise of hat-and-scarf sets, while styled for maximum comfort and thieves broke the glass in the door Alex Good was the guest of gorgeous stripes scintillating with freedom. A casual polka dot fou- of the station and then opened the friends in Fairgrove Friday. gold and silver are leading a gay lard tie and belt afford a bright ac- door, taking the safe .and conte~ts. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weather- night life as they go dancing o'er cent. This check is available both George Hendershot, one of the em- waxened ballroom floors or shine in vivid and paste] colorings. ployees, upon entering the station headandandNirs.familYNormanSpentWeatherSUnday withand ~orth in theater and restaurant For sunny (lays on land or sea the at about 1:30 a. m. Sunday dis-i Mr" ~atherings. one-piece shirtwaist frock shown to covered that the station had been lfarailY at Kinde. Such is the craze for stripes we the right is fashion-wise and flat- robbed. The ,thieves took the sa.fel The Brookfield Ladies' Aid met even know of a certain clever tering. It is beautifully tailored of which contained about $140.00, de-I ~re{!nesday at the home of Mrs. blouse made of a heavy up'bolster- a novelty circular dot-patterned molished it and threw it by the': Leo Burch ing Roman-stripe fabric. Smile if fabric of bemberg mixture, with roadside, west and south of town, :Miss'G. Faver of Kinde is spend- you will at the idea but it certainly pleated bosom and carefully styled where it was found later Sund'ay ing a few days with Miss Inez was stunning. It was striped mann'ish sleeves. The soft tie of by Leo Ziscsler, driver of a milk Crawford. I wool jersey in Roman colors gay self fabric may be worn high or Papers were in the Misses Mary and Anne Bell! which Chanel recently used for a truck. that low. Hughes have gone to Armada i blouse to accompany a velveteen safe are still missing. Immediate- c(C) by Western Newspaper Union. ly upon the discovery .of the rob- where they have secured employ-i bery, the sheriff's office was called merit, i and Deputy George Jeffery arrived Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chisholm FASHION POINTERS PASTEL COLORING in due time. A close inspection spent Thursday with her mother, i Avondale can " was made for fingerprints but none Mrs.. M. Dhyse, at Grindstone Ci.ty. FOR THE NEW YEAR l~y CIIERt~ NICIIOLAS were discovered. State police were t Mr. and Mrs. Basil Ziehms, Mr. IKrau t If it is Augustabernard you notified and all roads are being and Mrs. Frank Weatherhead and carefully watched in an endeavor swear by sartorially, and the splash i Miss Margaret Roth attended a you make on your own social land- to catch the ,thieves. ~teachers' party at Bad Axe Thurs- scape is from her dressmaking day night. brush, hear ye her edicts for the Earl Hurd entertained .the young new year. School News~ I people's Sunday School class at his At 2:30 p. m., Thursday, a me-' "For the day and evening, tight- lion picture was shown at the high home last Thursday night. fitting princess lines, supple, belt- school. The program was spon-I Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wolfe were less, all .one colored, but relieved sored by the Tuscola County Medi-I called to Lakeville Monday on ac- Michigan made Wesco with various interesting drapings; cal Society, in co-operation with count of the death of Mr. Wolfe's 4~ecklines that elongate themselves brother. The funeral took place in front into streamers which hang ,the Board of Supervisors and the ChicN Feed Thursday. Beet Nugar "to the floor, or which drape like a State of Michigan. Physicians of hood at the back: evening gowns the County Medical Society gave a rise shell-like in the back, leaving, few introductory remarks. The 10 -o---- 45c IOO ibm. $1.@¢) for instance, an emerald green slip public was invited to attend. NOVESTA. ._ mazda to be seen through a slit in the ' Both teams were victorious Fri- outer iron gray matt crepe of the day when they played basketball M. H. Quick, Mrs. Clyde Quick Soda Crackers, 1 .reed ...... 10e ~rock itself. Very long trains are with Ubly. The girls won with a and Harvey Delling are all very Avondale, can 1 pound box ...... J.V C favored. score of 25 to 9, and the boys with low at this writing. "Tunic dresses are modified. The a score of 32 to 8. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Sprague were tunic is shortened to above the knee A basketball tournament will be Sunday guests at the home of Mr. Sardines, 2 °+ 19c Graham 2 + box ~over a skirt lengthened into a long held at Elkton, March 1, in which l and Mrs. S. Baxter. Oval Tomato ...... Crackers ...... 25c Gagetown high school will partici~ pointed train." Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith of pate. Elkland township spent Sunday at Semiformal Sweater Is the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. ommo o ...... 4 25C Henderson. Dark or Light, can ...... C Tissue.. Suggeated for Evening The all-day missionary rally held Arthur Henderson and aohnnie An evenin~(r sweater for semi- at the Nazarene church Friday, formal wear has been launched by February 23, was well attended. auchass went to DetroLt on Satur- Tunso an intrepid American designer who Rev. G. A Powers, returned mis- day afternoon to spend a few days ooo ...... 6 25e Oleo ...... 3 25c is giving her Parisienne sisters a sionary from Africa, related some visiting" friends. grand run for their money in the very interesting experiences he had Michael Lenard .of Detroit visit- matter of originality. Her newest ed at his farm here on Sunday. Silver Tip Syrup, 25 C Matches, 3 boxes while there. Rev. Thatcher, who is Now selling ...... and most daring inspiration has so Michigan's representative 6f the George and Duncan MeArthur Vz gallon pail ...... 10e recently appeared that it is impos- World's Missionary Association, attended a Masonic banquet at Ca- sible to say as yet what measure ~,ave his life's story. Prayer meet- re on Thursday night. Prince Albert of success it will have. The sweat- EaSYsoapTaSkchips...... 15 lb. box 2"°s 23c ings are being held each evening Mrs. William Holcomb and fami- 25c Tobacco ...... er is the jumper type, made of red ~.t 8 o,clock. ly of Redford visited Sunday at the silk braid combined with white Miss Irene Dupree was a dinner wool crocheted bands. It looks home of Mrs. Holcomb's mother, ~uest of Mrs. Francis Lenhard on Mrs. Sarah Gillies. quite slithering and gay when worn %turday evening. Miss Allison Milligan has been Fruit and Vegetables for Friday and Saturday with a fl0or-length skirt of black Pastels enter the knitted field. Mrs. Martin Freeman of Sagi- re-engaged to teach the Crawford ROME BEAUTY satin, fitted in sculptured lines over The color scheme for this attrac- the hips and released at the knees aaw was a week-end guest of rela- school the coming" year. Seedless @ranges ...... doz. 33c tive cruise cosflume is pastel green (Size 150 or 126) Apples ...... i ...... 5 lbs. 25c !n voluminous fullness. with gray. 'White is interknitted in tives here. The Ladies Aid' Society of the the jacket. Tailored white kid op- Mrs. F. D. Hemerick and Mrs. ! Novesta Church of .Christ will hold Leaf Lettuce ___lb. 10c New Peta es ...... 6 lbs. 25c Evening Wrapt era pumps ~qth perforated tabs lennie Slack spent the past week their monthly potluck dinne~: at the A favorite evening wrap is fitted and a brimmed white felt hat are "n Detroit visiting friends and rela- home of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Hen- Head Lettuce ...... 2 for 13c New Cabbage ____:...... lb. 3c at the waist. It touches the floor, smart accessories. Another fore- tives. derson on Wednesday, March 7. Grapefruit ...... :3 for 14c Strawberries, pints__2 for 25e and is a courtly affair of velvet or most color is honey-comb yellom Mrs. Catherine Wills spent the Dinner at noon. crepe. Some have short sleeves, Match this up with quality-kind kid ~ast week at the home of Mrs. Albert and Hazen Quick of Flint Pineapple Oranges, 5 lbs. 23e Tematoes ...... :___lb. 19c and are worn with long stain gloves footwear and the effect is most Viarcella Toohey. "week-ended" at their homes here. ^~v+a t~'~..~ same COlOr. ~zratifying. ~ Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kehoe, They report work going strong in Miss Catherine McKinn0n and Flint. Page Four. CASS CITY CHRONICLE--FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1934. Cass City, Michigan. CASS CITY CHRONICLE. Mrs. David Tyo is quite ill at her Irene McComb is working at the TUBERCULIN TESTING SCHEDULE FOR TUSCOLA COUNTY. home on Garfield avenue. ~home of Robt. McConkey, Jr., for a Published Weekly. M. C. McLellan was a business few days. • (Arranged by Miss Georgia Doherty, R. N., County Child Care nurse, General; Delivery, Carp.) caller in Bay City Monday. Mrs. Wm. Hawley suffered a The Tri-County Chronicle and Mrs. Stanley Warner spen t Sat-~paralytic stroke at her home in ~..i..-.-...,...... :. ~~...-::-:~:y:.,:::.-.,.:::::::::-::::~.~.?x.,:~K.., Read Tuber- Cass City Enterprise consolidated City Tuberculin Test on Hour culin Test on urday with relatives in Pontiac. i Caro Friday. April 20, 1906. ~i::ii~iii::ii::!ii if:: i::::::i:;ii if::!!!:: ::!; ;~: :;:i ...... i~j Carp ...... Friday, Mar. 2 9:00 a. m ...... March 5 Miss Margaret Muntz visited ~ Mr. and Mrs. George Hartsell of iiii iii ii iliii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!i!!iiiii!iiiiiiiiiii!iiiiii..... *iii Kingston ...... Friday, Mar. 2 1:00 p. m ...... March 5 friends in Flint overothe week.end. !Grant spent SUnday at the Floyd !i!~iii~iiiiiii~iii~iii~iii;iiiiiiiii~;;iiiii~iii~ii~ii;~1i;iii~iii;iiiii~iiiii~i;iiiiiiii~ii~;~i~i~i~!~ii~i~iii;~iiii~i~;ii~;i~iigi~! ....i Mayville ...... Friday, Mar. 2 9:00 a. m ...... March 5 Subscription Price in Advance. 'McComb home...... Miss Esther Schell was the guest i ¢/~i~F;i~ii~::~#~g~i~#~i~i~iiCi~ii~J~gi::i~::ii::::::::::::::::::::::!i::ii~:::::~ii~::i!ii~ii~ig~iiii~:~iii:~i~:gii~gi~ig~i::i:~g!~g~ii::g~::i~:~i:~!g~giiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiii!{ii:iiiiiiiiiii!iii!iiiiiiiiii{iiFos£oria ...... i Friday, Mar. 2 1:30 p. m ...... March 5 In Tuscola, Huron or Sanilac of friends in Lansing over the} Edward Rush, who is employed ~i~ig~i~igi~i~i~i!!)~i~::::::::::::::::::::::iiii:~ii~/~iiiii~i~i:~i~gg~i~i~iiiiiiiiiiiii~igggg~:~i~i:~i!i~iigi~i~i~i~!~i:~Vassar ...... Friday, l~Iar. 2 9:00 a. m ...... March 5 counties, $1.00 a year in advance. week-end. ~at Osseo, Mich., spent the week-end ~$:':':':::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::!$>:!:!:!~?!:i:i:i:?~:!:i:i:!:i:?~:~:!:~:[:i:~:i:i$i:i:~:!:[:i:i:i:!:i:i:!~!$!:!:?? Millington ...... Friday, Mar. 2 1:30 p. m ...... March 5 In other parts of Michigan, $1.50 'Mrs. George Hopper of Carp with his family here, Cass City .... ' ...... Tuesday, Mar. 6 9:00 a.m. March 9 a year In United States (outside ('~.~. ~-~.~... rr~ ..... J ,. q" ~-. -~ ...... s~ent Sunday wi~}~ daughter, 3L. a~d 3L,>,.. ~i,oyd...... =~,,*c,..,w,, e~- ~ae~;,., ...... i;cxs,a.~ ~,~ar~ ~. ~:00 p. m ...... March. 9 ., a,~:.a..~"...... ~ $2.00 ?-ear. her Mrs. Herman D oerr. tertained three tables of progres- Fairgrove ...... Tuesday, iViar. 6 9:00 a. m ...... March 9 Advertising rates made known Miss Winnifred Sehell is spend- sive euchre Tuesday evening. Akron ...... Tuesday, Mar. 6 11:00 a. m ...... March 9 on application. ~. ' . ....~ ing a few weeks with her aunt, Dr. and Mrs. Martin Tweedie of Unionville ...... Tuesday, ~'ar. 6 1:00 p. m ...... March 9 Entered as second class matter Tuscola...... Tuesday, N, ar. 6 9:00 a. m ...... March 9 Mrs. Belle Dawson, in Saginaw. Sandusky were Sunday guests of ~..: .... , April 27, 1906, at the post office Mr. and Mrs. Harold Benkelman. Reese ...... ~esday, Mar. 6 11:00 a. m ...... March 9 at Cass City, Michigan, under the Mrs. Floyd MeComb spent a few days last week at he home 0f her • Mr. and Mrs. John D oerr and Deford and Silverwood are being asked to go to the nearest town Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. {or ,the tuberculin test. parents, Mr. and Mrs. John C. Fay, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bohnsack visit- H. F. Lenzner, Publisher. at Grant. ed at the George Bohnsack home in Steaming :alcon Island. The X-ray schedule for Cass City will be Thursday, Mar. 22, with students being transported from Gage[own, Kingston and De= Carp Sunday. e: Mr. and Mrs. Otis Heath and ford to Cass City. Miss Laura Bigelow of Ypsilanti A daughter, Mary Elizabeth, Prepared by National Geographic Society" west of Nukualofa, Tong;tabu Is- Washington, D. C.~WNU Service. land of the Tonga group. The visited Cass City relatives over the came Thursday morning, March 1, ~LOON island, the "island that crater lies on the southeast coast; week-end. to make her home with Mr. and never stands still," is on the Speed of Birds Its location her6 is obviously de- The Great Divide Mrs. Robert Fry. move again according to recent The record for birds is believed t¢ The Misses Dorothy, Irene and F termined by the southeast trade The Great Divide is an elevated Clair O'Dell, Miss Hilda O'Dell reports. It is doubtful if any land t)e held by certain Indian swifts Angela Casey and Orvil and Olin winds, which during and after erup- ridge of land or a watershed in has been built up and cu~ down so two species of which have been Krause, all of Elk[on, were visitors and Arnold Bell spent Saturday tion, carry the fine material to the western United States separating often within the recollection of man timed and found to fly at the rate at the Sheldon Peterson home Sun- and Sunday visiting friends and norLhwest. ]:tie waves, driven by the rivers which flow toward the At- as has this island. Located in tlie of 172 to 200 mil~s an hour. There day evening. relatives in Detroit and Lansing. these same trades, continue the lantic from those which flow toward southeastern part of the Tonge, or is no record on the speed of flight A son, Richard Carl, was born Max Johnson, who is attending work and constantly eat into the the Pacific. The expression "Great Friendly group of islands in the Tuesday, February 20, to Mr. and Western State College at Kalama- southeast side, shifting the mate- of insects. One of the fastest fishes Divide" is commonly applied to a South Pacific, it has-appeared, then Mrs. Carl Robinson of Flint at zoo, spent the week-6nd with Mrs. rial to the northwest to build an is considered to be the bonito broader extent of country than the disappeared from sight at least Hurley Hospital. Johnson at the Clare Stafford extensive shoal. though there is no estimate of l~f Continental Divide or watershed Miss Gertrude Freiburger spent twice. In October, 1927, an erup- home. The eastern wall of the crater speed. ~roper. Sunday with relatives in Argyle. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Maharg. and t'ion occurred which raised it high 'has the same profile as the western son, Bobble, of Grant spent the Donald Seed of Pontiac, Miss above the level of the sea and Miss Lola Ferguson spe,tt the wail, but its summit rises only 200 week-end at the home of Mr. and Dorothy Shaw of Milford and Mrs. brought it to the attention of men week-end at her home in Shabbona. feet above sea level. On the east it Mrs. Clifford Martin. Della Lauderbach were Sunday the world over. John Whale returned Monday slopes gently to the top of the sea guests at the Gee. W. Seed farm Since that time newspapers of ":" evening from a week's visit with Irene and Deloris Diaz, little cliff, while on the west it descends Chror .icle Liners i home. many countries have published ar- relatives in Detroit. daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Di- more abruptly to the floor of the Mrs. Jas. Brown and children, ticles concerning its reappearance. az, who have been quite ill at their crater. The bottom of the crater Is Mrs. R. D. Keating, Mrs. Angus James and Doris Marie, of Pigeon Lavas have been reported flowing RATES---Liner of 25 words or ~FOUND--String ,of rosary beads. home on Main street, are slowly elliptical in outline and most of its McPhaiI and Leslie Karr were Sag- spent from Sunday to Thm-sday down its sides and great clouds of less, 25 cents each insei'tiom i Enquire at Chronicle office. improving'. surface is covered by a boiling lake, inaw visitors Thursday. with Mrs. Brown's father, John A. ash and steam rising several thou- Over 25 words~ one cent a word I a-2- M. C. MeLellan spent Sunday shaped roughly like a figure eight. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wright and sand feet above it. for each insertion. with relatives in Detroit. Mrs. Benkelman, and brother, Dorus The waters in the seaward loop of IF YOU ~ HAVE calves, cattle or two daughters visited relatives in The location of Falcon island is McLellan, who had spen.t the week Benkelman. the figure are a deep, milky green, WILL BE HOME Saturdays t0 hogs for sale, phone Grant Pat- Flint over the week-end. latitude 20 degrees 19 minutes S. there, returned home with him on Mrs. Sarah MeWebb has just re- but in the landward loop they fade write sugar beet contracts. Levi terson, Cass CLty. 3-2-1p and longitude 175 degrees 25 min- Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Benkelman Sunday night. turned from Kalamazoo, called to yellowish white. Steam rises Bardwell, Cass City. 3-2-2p utes W. If one could examine a entertained ~the B-D Club at their there by the' death of her sister, from the water and clouds of it FOR SALE--One O. I. C. male pig, Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon P~terson geological map of this general re- home Thursday evening of this Mrs. M. Miers, better known here drift lazily up the northwest wall. CATTLE BOUGHT or shipped good size from big stock. Win. entertained on. Sunday the former's gion, he would find that all the vol- week. ]as Miss Janet McPhee. She passed Parts of the lake bo'il incessantly; through the Elmwood Shipping Crandell. Call I01-F-32. parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Peterson, canic islands lie in a straight line Mr. and Mrs. Frank AusIander Feb. 2. other areas bulge upward period- Association, buyer, or trucker, and son, Elwin, and Mr. and Mrs. l away which runs in a north-northeast WANTED--Old horses for fox ieally, bringing black sediment from Louis Darowitz. Joe Leishman, of Shabbona spent Thursday as Frank Storbeek/all of Bad Axe. S. A. Striffler, Ferris Kercher, and south-southwest direction. Be- feed. Must be alive. Send card below. Phone 132-F-32, Cass City. 2-3-if guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Keith McConkey and ginning with Mount Ruapehu, in to Otto Montei, Fairgrove, Mich. Homemade ice ~ream and cake The crater rim is [)reached to the Colwell. the Misses Laura Jaus and Dorothy North Island, New Zealand, through THE THUMB HATCHERY at 12-8~tf were served Friday evening" at the southwest, where only a small bit Dr. H. T. Donahue spent the ! Boyes attended an A. & P. banquet the Kermadec islands, continuing Cass City wants your eggs for Baptist church when fifty juniors o ~ ÷~'~ ~-'~'~' wall remains. This A IkTVf~'~Tl~ X rT T r~ week-end with Mrs. Don;hue at the l at Frankenmuth Tuesday night. through Ata (Pylstaart), Honga ...... ~ ~'/~SHINu their radio m~t for a social gathering'. Games remnant rs about twenty feet high custom hatching. Bring them in home of Mrs. Herbert Frutehey in Four hundred people were in at- Tonga, Falcon, Tofua, Kao, Metis, on Saturday or Monday of each sets changed from six volt bat- were played and a general good and is composed of bedded scori~ Gaines. tendance. Late, and Panualai (Amargura), week. M. C. McLellan, Cass tery type to the modern two volt time had by all. and ash. , On either side of tt the the volcanic islands of Tonga, and type call Francis ,Elliott, Tele- Miss Johanna Sandham of East Carl Robinson of Flint spent Sat- In honor of the birthday of Mrs. storm waves have free access over City, East Main St 3-2-1 I terminating in Samoa, this line In- phone 63-F-!1. 3-2-1p Lansing spent the week-end with urday and Sunday with his parents, George Karr, twer~ty-five ladies of a low, porous barfer of reworked eludes one of the greatest chains of HIGHEST MARKET price paid for I her paren,ts, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robinson. ithe .Methodist church met at her scoria, through which the lake wa- active and dormant volcanoes in potatoes and apples. First door I SEE WANNER & Mathews for in- San~lham. Charles Robinson returned to Flint home on Houghton street Wednes- ters rise and fall with the tide. the world. west of West's blacksmith shop' t laid and printed linoleums. Many Mrs. Thee. Hendrick of Cedar day and spent the day with her. The lake is surrolmded with ash width his son Sunday, returning It represents a line of weakness C. W. Heller. 2_16_4 1 patterns on our floor. We lay is still home A potluck dinner was served at and sulphur fiats, dotted with steam Run at the of her that same night. in the earth's crust and along it linoleum with or without cement noon and quilting was the order of jets, the latter" more abund'mt on mother, Mrs. Bertha Brown, and is The ladies of the Methodist from time to time molten material I WANT TO RENT a farm, 40 or! as you desire. We have laid the day. the steep western side of the crater slowly improving. church met Wednesday for a pot- ts ejected. The world is made 80 acres. Will work on shares, many jobs in Cass City to the Mr. and Mrs. James Walker and than elsewhere. Around the flat Robert Connell and family have luck dinner at the home of Mrs. aware of these ejections only when 50-50. Have live stock and tools, satisfaction of our customers. daughter, Luella, Mrs. David Glut- is a narrow band of gently s!opin,z, moved from the Johnson place on George Karr in honor of her birth- Wallace Zlotnek, 2 south,• ~ mile 2-9-4. rich and Mrs. Duncan Johnson mo- th~ material reaches the surface land, trenched with V-shaDed gu!- M-53 to the Jack McLellan house, day. The day was spent in quilt- and forms islands or shoals. west of Gage[own. 3-2-2p tored to Detroit on Thursday to lies and ,,r'~(hn,,(r ~ cr above into the ...... SEED OATS for sale. Lewis Law, corner of Sherman and Pine Sis. ing and visiting'. . It is very probable, however, that attend the funeral of ,their brother- steep walls of the crater. Th{.-se FARNERS--I will buy livestock 1 mile east, 2 miles north of Cass Mr. and Mrs. Harold Vollmer and many places along the line there Mrs. Henry Tate spent a few in-law, Robert A. Willson. They m are vertically fluted, and in the de- for shi,ment to Detroit. Give City. 3-2-2p Guy McGarry of Detroit visited the are submarine volcanoes of whose days last week with her father, spent the remainder of the week pressions many steam vents issue. ~ne a chance before you sell. Freiburger sisters at Pleasant existence no knowledge has ever 140 TONS ALFALFA and clover Charles Leeson, in Alma. Mr. Lee- visiting relatives. '' These have deposited "quantities of Phone 68-F-3. Clifford Secord. Home Hospital Tuesday evening. son had the misfortune to have his been obtained. If one were to pre- 7-28-tf hay, mixed, for sale. Inquire Mr. and Mrs. John C. Fay cele- sulphur and 6[her substances, ~iv- Mr. and Mrs. Grant VanWinkle foot crushed while working at the dict where the next new island in 5½ miles east of Cass City ! brated their 57th wedding anniver- ing the walls a stranKe appearance° and family were dinner guests on American Wood Rim plant in A1- this part of the world would ap-, 20-ACRES OF LAND with house, at Thomas Hartwick's farm. ~sary February 22. They are enjoy- Yellow, oran:ze, or white ~ullies al. Sunday at the home Of Mrs. Van- ma. pear, it would be fairly safe to say ternate with the drab ridges. stable, orchard and good rock 2-23-2 ing quite good health at this time. somewhere ahmg this line• Prac- well, 1 mile south, 1% east of Winkle's brother, Harry Smith, in A seven o'clock potluck supper Although Mrs. Fay is partially What the Crater Is Like. FOR SALE--5 year old horse, wt. Carp. tically all the other islands of the Cass City. 10 cords dry wood for was enjoyed Thursday evening at blind, she does all her own house- region are of nonvolcanic rock, The crater lake and the vividly sale. Jesse Souden. 3-2-2p 1450, priced reasor~able; also 6 Mrs. Maud Leeson of Brown City the home of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew work and Mr. Fay does chores at cMefly Hm(~stone. colored walls are the first impres- shoats, wt. about 40 pounds. is spending a few weeks with her N. Bigelow afterwhich bridge was l the barn every day. sion received while starMing on the FOR SALE--One purebred Short- Cheap if taken at once. Luke Growth From a Shoal. daughter, Mrs. Henry Tate, who is played at three tables. Favors ..... eastern eda'e. A closer inspection horn bull, one year old; also two Turkey. 3-2-1 ill at her home on SOuth Segar were won by Mr. and Mrs. Willis The ishtnd received its name shows that there are really two fresh grade Shorthorn cows, ages .... street. Campbell. The party was in hen-] CASS CITY MARKETS. when H. M. S. Falcon visited the craters, a younF.er one with steep five years and seven years. Mack HIGHEST MARKET PRICES paid spot in 18(~5 and reported a shoal. Fred Brown, Dan Miller and sides lying Within an older one. - Little, 2 south, 2~ west of Cass for your potatQ~s, eggs and or of the birthday of Mr. Bigelow. I March 1, 1934. Twelve years later H. M. S. Sappho Miss Virginia Markey of Mt.~leas- The crater wall is composed, City. 2-23- poMtry at the Elmwood store. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Landon at-I Buying price-- reported smoke to be issuing from Call or phone 132-F-32, Cass ant, were Sunday callers at the tended a meeting of the Sanilac- largely of fine ash anti scoria, but the seq at the same position. In WANTED--Girl for general house- City. 2-2-if home of Mr. Brown's mother, Mrs. Tuscola Rural Letter Carriers' As- Wheat, No. 2, mixed, bu ...... 76 scattered over its surface are nu- ~885 a submqrine volcano bqrst merous volcanic bombs and blocks work. One who will go home Bertha Brown. sociation at Deckerville Wednes-Rye, bu ...... 54 I GREENLEAF CAUCUS--Notice is suddenly into acth, ity and built up of solid lava. ?,lost of the bombs nights. Address Box XYZ, t Dr. H. T. Don;hue is having the day night. The meeting, was tel Beans, cwt ...... 2.30 hereby given that a caucus for a mound which, after a year of i~- are small, but a few reach a length Chronicle. 3-2-1p Murphy place, Corner of Weal and honor 0. A. Dawe, who has been I Peas, bu ...... 1.00 termittent eruption, reached a .the nomination of officers for a marl carrier for thirty years and Light red Kidney Beans, cwL..4.35 of more than two feet. "[?hey are Houghton streets, remodeled gnd height of at least 290 feet. RADIO AccEssoRIES---All kinds the township of Greenleaf will will be retired the first of April. Dark red Kidney "Beans, cwt...5.25 roughly spindle-shaped and repre- expects to make his home there in In 1889, H. M. S. E~eria visited of radio accessories at the May be held at the town hall, within Mrs. Frank Kall was hostess to Barley, cwt ...... ' ...... 1.30 sent masses of lava that were the near future. the island and Mr. J. J. Lister, an throw out in liquid condition and & Douglas furniture store, Ca.q.-: said township, on Monday, March the Art Club Wednesday afternoon, Buckwheat, cwt ...... 1.00 English geologist on board, made City• 1-17-tf 5, at 2:00 p. m. James Dew, Raymond Wood, Glen McCul- Cloverseed, red, bu ...... 6.50 solidified while still in the air. some careful observations. He t lough and Donald Schenck, stu- Feb. 21, at her home on South Se- Cloverseed,.alsike, bu ...... 6.50 f Township Clerk. 2-23-2 Many are exceedingly porous, ow- FOR SALE--Matched span mules, dents at Ferris Institute in Big tar street. Miss Lura DeWitt was found that during the four years present and gave a lesson in Home Cloverseed, Grimm alfalfa, bu. 6.50 ing to the escape of inclosed gases; weight 2,600; 1 nearly new set ABOUT 5 TONS of clover hay for Rapids, visited at their homes here since its formation the action of Cloverseed, com. alfalfa, bu ..... 5.50 others show a concentric banding of team harness'. 1 mile north sale. Glenn Turkey, Cass City. over the week-end. Management on Ways of Wash- Sweet Cloverseed, bd ...... 2.00 the sea had removed a lar~ze por- made by uniform cooling and con- tion of the island, and that only and 1 mile west of Hemans. A. 3-2-1. A number of the members of Di- ing, what to use and soap making. traction. Some of the solid angular A short business meeting was held Butterfat, lb ...... : ...... 23 about a third of the oria'inal rnound S. Kitchin. 3-1-1 vision No. 4 of the M. E. Ladies' blocks of lava exceed three feet in FOR SALE--SteeLers and feeders and supper was served. Butter, Ib ...... = ...... ,.20 remained. He calcul'~ted the max- diameter. A few are porous, oth- FOR SALE--Twelve head of horses and milch cows. Z. J. Putnam; Aid Society enjoyed a tea at the Eggs, doz ...... 14 immn height of the island at that Miss Margaret Muntz of Cass ers dense. weighing from 1200 to 1800. Colling. 9-29-tf home of Mrs. John A. Sandham Cattle ...... i ...... 3 3' time to be 153 feet. Tuesday evening. City and Miss Ethel Fitchett Of Hogs, live weight ...... 4 In most places it is impossible to John McGrath. Barn, 1 mile Further observations were made descend crater walls, because CASHPAID for cream at Kenney's, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ball .and Elk[on entertained a number of Calves ...... 6 the west, 1 north of Cass City. by the British admiralty in August, the slopes of the poorly consolidat- Cass City. 3-24-tf < son of Wickware and Mr. and Mrs. friends Tuesday evening at a mis- Hens ...... 9 12 1-12-tf. 1895. Falcon island extended 800 ed scoria approach 80 degrees. One cellaneous shower in honor of the Broilers ...... 9 12 RED DURHAM bull, 20 months Wallie Ball and family spent Sun- yards in a northeast-southwest di- may, however, without great diffi- WANTED--Man .to work on farm former's sister, Mrs. Donald Dor- White dueLs, 5 lbs. and up, lb. 11 old, for sale. Steve Grabowsky, day afternoon at the home of Peter rection and 700 yards in a north: culty, slip and slide down one of by the month. 4 miles east and and, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hides ...... , ...... 4 Deming Ranch on river road. Helbert at Bay City. yest-southeast direction. It was the several steep gullies to the 3½ north of Cass City. A.E. ohn Muntz, parents of Mrs. Dor- nearly circular in form and only 2-23-2p. The Happy Dozen were enter- land and Miss Mun~z, at Elk[on. crater floor. Here one unconscious- FrederiCk, RI, Cass City. 3-2-Ip rained at the home of Mrs. A. A. DEFORD BEER VENDOR'S 40 feet above water. ly pauses before proceeding farther. Mrs. A. J. Knapp returned Sat-' LOST between the M. D. Hart[ Ricker Monday evening. Guests LICENSE RESTORED TUES. In July, 1898, it was reported to MODERN ~ETHODS of dry urday evening after spending ,{he On all sides are sputtering and farm home and Cass City, crank brought their sewing and the host- have disappeared and its site was cleaning, together with expert week with her sister, Mrs. A. A. whistling steam vents, which issue for Ford car. Please return to ess served refreshments. Wm. Kelley, Deford restaurant occupied by a shoal 100 yards in workmanship, have earned us a Hitchcock, in Detroit. Friends will extent on which the sea bro, ke heav- from walls that are beautifully Earl Chisholm, Cass City. 3-2-1 Sections of Division NO. 4 of the man, who had his beer license~tak- reputation not easy to acquire. be glad to know that Mr. and Mrs. ily. Thus it took the sea, the rain, mottled in many shades of yellow, Methodist church enjoyed an af- en from him by the sheriff's de- orange and gray. We are regularly employed by WE WILL appreciate very much Hitchcock and Mr. and Mrs. Walter and the wind only 13 years to cause many customers ,to clean their an "Exchange" for our services lemon tea on Wednesday, Feb. 21, Bender, who were injured two partment last week, is again per- an island with a maximum diameter It is rather a weird experience wearing apparel and household which have been rendered; in the at the home of Mrs. Arthur At- weeks ago when struck by an au- mitted to sell beer. Sheriff Kirk of about two miles and a height of to walk out on the delta that sep- fabrics. Robinson's Laundry and form of cash or what have you ? well and on Friday at the home of tomobile, have all left the hospital restored the license to the Deford 290 feet to disappear completely. arates the two lobe~ of the lake. Dry Cleaning. 2-23- Will be pleased to allow $4.00 Mrs. Harold Jackson. and are getting along nicely. man on Tuesday on his promise to There is a popular misconception The ground is quite hot beneath The Methodist Ladies' Aid will comply with the L~quor Commis- the feet, and off the lake comes a per cwt. for beans. Dr. F. L. The men of the Baptist church that islands of this sort disappear FOR SALE or rent, eight-room have an all-day quilting Wednes- sion's regulations ahd conduct l~s by actual sinking. Their disappear- withering blast of fetid air. Each Morris. 3-2-4 have been very busy of late cut- house on North Segar street, day, March 7, at the home of Rev. business in an orderly manner. The ante, however, is due solely to the steam jet has a hiss. whistle, or ting and hauling wood ~,;for the furnished with bath, kitchen WE ARE deeply grateful for the and Mrs. Charles Bayless. A pot- restaurant proprietor and the for- leveling action of the agents of sputter of its own. These sounds church. The Ladies' Aid purchased range and heater. Inquire of many gifts and expressions of luck dinner is to be served at noon. mer drain commissioner are not the erosion. Two years later, the shoal do not carry far, and as one walks an acre of timber from Mr. Gowan, same man although their names are across the flat they quickly replace Ralph Ward. 3-2-1 kindness which were extended to Mr. and Mrs. John West enter- 2 miles east and 1 mile north of to which Falcon island had been re- us at the time and since we lost alike. duced was showing about ten feet each other. A low, quietly sputter- rained at a dinner Sunday in honor town. Bees for taking care of the GRANT CAUCUS--Notice is here- our home by fire. Russell A. above the water at the northern ing vent passes out of hearing and of the birthdays of R. N. McCul- work were held Wednesday, Thurs- by given that a caucus for the Langwor, thy and Family. Pronounced "Veen" end--probably the result of wave almost between one's feet. lough, John West and Glen McCul- day and Friday of last week and nomination of officers Tor the Wien is the official name of the action which concentrated the ma- "Pumice and fragments of lava lie lough, whose anniversaries all came the ladies served potluck dinner township of Grant will be heId I WISH to thank my friends and capital of Austria, and the word is terial to leeward. In this condi- Scattered everywhere. One expects within a few days of that date. each day at the parsonage and as at the town hall, within said neighbors for their kindness and pronounced "veen." Austrians, un- tion it was subsequently piled momentarily to break through, yet The anniversary of George the result the men have forty cords sympathy during my recent ill- less they are versed in foreign above sea level by the southeast the ground "seems solid enough. township, on Thursday, March 8, of wood. ness. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hunt Washington's birth was made the I practices, know nothing of Vienna. trade winds. The surface of the delta is inerest- at 2:00 p. m. Gillies Brown, bccasion of a very pleasant sociaI I Mrs. John Doerr was very much Township Clerk. 3-2-1 and the Holbrook Community Therefore the capital of that re- Called "New Place" by Natives. ed.... with brilliantly colored sulphur- Club for flowers. Especially do time at the home of Miss Waunet- I surprised on Feb. 23, when about l 1913, H. S. Cormoran re- •us deposits and tiny balls of green- public is printed Wien (vienna). In M. I wish to thank Dr. Donahue, Dr. ta Warner when she entertained a I forty of her neighbors and friends ported that the island had disap- ish sulphur litter the surface be- HORSES-~I will have in my barns L~kewise we find IstanbuI (Con- McCoy and Mr. and Mrs. Earl number of her friends. Bridge was t came with ~welI filled baskets to peared once more. Finally the most low with a line of pumice that from 10 to 25 horses from now stantinople) and many others. Douglas. Dwight Barnes. played at three tables and refresh- help her celebrate her 39th birth- violent eruption on record occurred marks high-tide level. The waters until seeding time. Come in and ments were served. " day. Mrs. Doerr's daughter, Mrs. of the lake near the edge of the look them over. If you find one in October, 1927. From that time WE WISH to thank friends and The young ladies of St. Pancra- Kenneth Butler, made a beautiful until the present, minor eruptions, de~ta boii noisily and have a vile to suit you, don't buy him but neighbors for the many acts ,of birthday cake with 39 candles. The first American so-called pugt- separated by periods of quiescence, taste. The noises, the odors, and take him home and try him. If tius church met Monday evening kindness shown us during our re- at the home of Mrs. Marie Supre- Progressive pedro was played at llstic "champion of the world" was have added slightly to the size of the heat oppress the wateher's mind he suits you, then buy him. cent bereavement. Especially do nan[ and organized a Young La- eight tables, Mrs, Dan Hennessey Charles Freeman, who died more the mound. w'ith a feeling of impending activ- Where can you buy any fairer than eighty years ago at the age of we thank Rev. Bayless for his dies' Sodality Society. Mrs. Shel- and Areas; Anthes winning the The native name for Falcon is- ity. It is with a mild sigh of re. because every horse in guaran- twenty-six. "The Michigan Giant," comforting words. Mr/and Mrs. don Peterson was elected leader honors and Mrs. Alvin Beach and land is Fonua Fop (New Place). It lief that one reaches the top of the teed satisfactory or no sale. Mil- Richard Karr the consolation as he was called, was 7 feet 3 inches !ios ~I)out fi','ty miles to the north- crater wall without mishap. ton Hoffman, ~A mile north of Floyd Moore, Mrs. William G. and it was deeided to meet evew: Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ward. two weeks at the different homes. prizes. 'in height. Cass City. 1-19-tf ]

Cass City, Michigan. CASS CITY CHRONICLE~FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1934. Page Five.

Eastern Standard Time, on said Orient Tern 5y War~ Sharks' Teeth and Nose day of election. Until comparatively recent times Prove Valuable to Them ai! % .+ Dated this 16th day of February, bloody wars ahvays waged between " ...... =.~.i L b..... ? " ~• A. D. 1934. Sharks never lack for razor- C. M. WALLACE, the various states in India, the va- sharp teeth. Functional teeth stand By L. L. STEVENSON Clerk of Said Village. rious states within China and be- erect on the edge of the jaws in tween the Burmese and the Siame,*e a single row. As these teeth be- Height of Gibraltar in the Far East. Hundreds of homeless men will come worn and lost, says a writer sleep .)n piers extending out into Gibraltar is about ],437'feet abov~ in the New York Times, the mere: I/., sea level. Advertise it in the Chronicle. the East river this winter. But rio brane from the inner surface / • matter how cold the winds or how moves over the edge of the jaw, low the mercury may descend, they carrying with it fully developed .won't freeze to death. Instead of teeth of a new secondary row. At lying on ncwspapcrs or old ra~s, any ~iveh time there are behind in lmcinng cases or barrels, riley the functional teeth a series of re- will sleep in real beds and rims, even serve rows from five to seven in ~hough the thermometer should show number, lying recumbent one below zero, they wi!l be warm and com- the other on the inner surface of fortable since their dormitories will the Jaw, all in reserve, being cov [Xira S eeieis :be steam-heated. They will be able ered by a broad band of membrane :~o wash themselves and their that extends up over them from the for Friday and Saturday..° .clothing. In" fact, thongh their bases of the jaws. lodging will cost them nothing, they will have many hotel conveniences, These are the terrible weapons Rolled Oats ...... 9 lb. sack fi9c ,certainly more conveniences and which have ability to slice into the .comfort than in soNe flophouses shagreen-protected hides of other Alaska Pink Salmon ...... 2 tall cans 25c sharks, when they bite out hunks which are, for good reason, called Strawberries in Syrup__ ...... No. 2 can 18e •"scratches." The city has taken just as you would bite a piece out ~)ver certain piers and turned them of an apple. Red Kidney. Beans ...... lb. can 6c :into annexes of the municipal lodg- But more important to the shark ing houses. than even this is his ability to Tuna Fish ...... ;_fancy liah meat 16c smell. Two prominent nostrils in the anterior extreniity of the head Peaches ...... No. 2Ve can 18c Two of the piers were in use and covered with skin flaps permit :last winter. A third, taken over him to scent his food from un- from department of clean- the street beri evable distances. "LATEST COFFEE NEWS ~ng, is now being put into shape for ~he winter. It was used as a stor- Eskimos know that When seal At last a New Development in Fine Coffee blood is allowed to ooze from a ~age place for wagons and as a mu- that is different. TRY IT. nicipal bathhouse, where the poor chill bladder placed in an ice hole the sharks, no matter how distant, went to get clean when it was RYCO COFFEE, lb. warm enough for that. To get the will scent it on the sea currents ~acuum packed ...... 1 can 23e wagons in, there is a long runway. and come hurrying in a horrible As workmen were bnsy turning the rush. Woe to the juicy sea animal RYCO COFFEE, lbs. for that cannot escape or hide from the pier into a great bedroom, men, de- Vac.un~ packed ...... 2 45C spite the chill in the air, slept un- shark once It is scented, for the (C0pyrlght, W, N. U.) RYCO COFFEE, lbs. der the runway and under the steps. shark tracks down Its prey like for Some even slept while standing up a buzzard, and with more decisive Vacuum packed ...... 3 67e results. and leaning against the side of the DEFORD. the half century of their married RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT. pier structure. t life with the exception of a short Free Demonstration Saturday, Mar. 3 ~,time spent in Indiana. Mr. Walk "Our lives are rivers, guiding Apple Trees From France We invite you to visit our store Saturday to enjoy Many homeless sleep standing ~p The proprietor of the beer par-~iis much interested in the care of through a cup of that excellent RYC0 COFFEE. in this, the richest city in the coun- First Planted in Canada lor is again doing business, his li- 75 rabbits, a dozen goats and a ~ To that unfathomed, boundless sea try. I never go by Carnegie hall Sieur De Monts cleared land at cense being restored to him. 1flock of chickens. ; The silent tomb." late at night but what I see at least ~Port Royal in 1605 and in 1663 Ed Sutton announces the mar- i In memory of Brother Adolphus three leaning against the cold Pierre Martin brought young apple riage of his daughter, Miss Minnie i bricks sound asleep. Also in the 40s, ! trees from Prance and planted Sutton. The wedding took place TWO ARRESTED IN AKRON J. Crafts, who died Feb. 13, 1934...... enry them at Belle Isle, near Port "Leaves have their time to fall, the beds of many are the walls of at Detroit. , - ON THEFT CHARGES and flowers to wither at the north ...... Telephone 82. Cash Paid for Cream and Eggs, Royal, says the Montreal Herald. buildings. , , • Mr. and Mrs. Bert Williams have I wind's cold blast, but thou, oh They grew and other Acadian farm- Death! hath all seasons for thine ers became interested and propa- moved to ,the Silverthorn farm, I =When John Davison, manager of With New York now past a hot one and one-half miles east of the Wallace & Morley Co. elevator own." gated apples. Having come from Once again a Brother Mason, ++++0. +a ~+ ~+++0+ = = ~..~++I+¢ ~+~++~+++++~+++++++++~*+~+~++~i++~++**++**++~++1+u**+ mayoralty campaign, a campaign town. at Akron, complained that coal was + + story of Indianapolis of years ago the wine-producing part of Prance, having completed the designs writ- ¢ Bruce Malcolm and Kenneth!being stolen from their coal yard, ten for him on life's trestle board, might not be out of place. It con- Pierre Martin and his neighbors, Kelley have secured employment in he was advised to engage a watch- has passed through the portals of :i:+ Quality Service ! Price ++ cerns Low Shanks, several times no doubt, made choice cider from their apples. The winter eve- the Chevrolet plant at Flint. man by Sheriff Kirk. Tuesday Eternity-and entered the Grand ¢* WE DELIVER + mayor of that citJ,. According to night, Mr. Davison decided ,to try Lodge of the New Jerusalem and ~he yarn, he had cards printed nings would be made cheery by a Basil Hartwick went to Flint on drink that would sparkle like the !the watching himself, and he had hath received as his reward, the bearing his opponent's name. A Monday in search of employment. not been on the job many hours white stone with the new name trusted henci~man would start out champagnes of Normandy. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Warner and written thereon. Scarcely sixty years after Mar- before he called the sheriff's office And Whereas, the all-wise and on a tour of the gin mills with those Louis Locke were visitors Thurs- m tin had planted his first orchard to come and get Clarence Church, merciful Master of the universe cards. Laying a nickel on the bar, day at Detroit. ¢+:+ M.D. HARTT. Telephone 149. :i:@ there were 1,500 apple trees in the whom he was holding on a theft has called from labor to refresh- ¢+ he would call for a glass of beer Max Johnson of Kalamazoo' spent ments our beloved and respected %'~ and, as he drank alone, would ex-I vicinity of Port Royal. Beaubassin , charge. Before the officer had left ¢. the week-end with his parents, Mr. town with Church, Davison had brother. :i: tmrt his hearers to vote for the man had 40 acres of land planted to or- and Mrs. R. E. Johnson. i nabbed Asa Bills on a similar And whereas he having been a + Anarco Salad Dressing ...... 1 qto jar 23c ¢. named on the card. Then he'd or- chard~ and all thriving well. When Dr. I. D. McCoy of Cass City charge and turned him over to ,the true and faithful brother of our ¢+ der another beer, and having drank the New England colonists entered ¢¢+ was caller in town on Tuesday. beloved Order, therefore, be it Red Kidney Beans_: ...... 1 lb. @ c- it, would depart leaving behind a the country in 1760, they were a sheriff's department. Both Church Resolved, That Tyler Lodge, No. + good supply of the cards. Shortly amazed to find many small or- i Mrs. Hunter of Cass City was a and Bills were brought to the coun- 317, F. & A. M. of Cuss City, +:+ after he left, another Shanks hench- chards, bearing well. They real- visitor on Wednesday at the Mac-!ty. jail to await a hearing in jus- Mich., in testimony of her loss, be ***. Baker's Chocolate ...... -___...... ½ lb. pkgo 22c man would appear. He'd buy drinks ized theft this would be an asset Intyre home. I tice court. d~:aped in mourning for thirty days, + (FUDGE PAN FREE) :!: and that we tender to the family %*~ ¢. for everybody present, and in be- to their farms and before long, L. M. Stenger made a business I many of them had established or- of our deceased brother our sincere i~: tween rounds would inform his hear- trip on Monday to Saginaw. i TUBERCULOSIS +:* Tuna Fish, fancy light meat, per can 16c chards. condolence in their deep affliction,' ¢. ers that Low Shanks was the man Miss Evelyn Retherford is all SURVEY HERE and that a copy of these resolutions ¢* who should be mayor of Indianapo- The first apples to be grown in home after spending the past two i be sent to the family. !¢*¢. Split Peas ...... :_ ...... 2.... _...... ½ lb. pkg. 9c .}. '+lis. North America were the Graven- weeks with her sisters at Saginaw. i A. N. Bigelow, * • , steins, the finest apple of Nor- Concluded from first page. H. F. Lenzner, ~: White Naptha Soap ...... 7 bars 19c mandy, prized for its juiciness and Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Retherford the application has been made, will George W. West, +:+ For no good reason at all, save entertained on Friday and Saturday flavor. reveal any infection present. COmmittee. :i: that he was once a public office their children, Mr. and Mrs. John The first apple trees in Quebec Those who show infection, which "There is only a curtain between '¢~ Rolled Oats ...... 9 lbs. 29c holder, the story of a gentleman who Retherford and daughter, Wilton, US, _ . +I+ were planted in 1663, thirty years indicates the need for further ex- consistently won at poker comes to of Midland and on Sunday, Mr. Between the beyond and the here; + after those in Port Royal. The aminations, are X-rayed. The tu- Whole Wheat Cookies ...... 2 doz. 19c mind. So regularly did he clean out and Mrs. John Princing. They whom they call dead have **~ with those who sat at the table Fameuse was the variety and is berculin test is merely used to dis- not left us, t;!; with him that they ganged up on still popular. Mrs. Grace Quick has resigned cover students requiring an X-ray Nay, they were nexerr so near. " I@ Prepared Mustard ...... 1 qt. can 14c i him to get revenge. So they hired her position as teacher of the picture of the chest. The tubercu- Quick school. Miss Irene Hall of lin will be administered by a local a professional, noted for his abil- Registration Notice I~ Golden Table Syrup ...... 5 lb. pail 27c ¢. ity to deal whatever he desired, to Postage Stamp Plates Cass City has been engaged to fill physician, assisted by Miss Georgia For Annual Spring Election on!:~: @ give the feeder at the public trough • Stamp collectors consider the the vacancy. Doherty and Miss Blanche Howley, Monday, April 2, A. D. 1934. "*i.:+ Table King Prepared +.u what he had coming. The profes- word typography as a general term Helen Dennis and Jackie Ken- Child Care nurses, who will help To the qualified electors of the ¢* embracing all printing done from Township of Elkland, County of :i: Pancake Flour ...... 5 lb. bag 21c ¢+ sional alleged that if he couldn't nedy spent from Friday tiff Sun- in subsequent work! ¢. take him nobody could. But l~e evi- type and designs in relief without day visiting friends and relatives The X-ray photographs will be Tuscola, State of Michigan. I+:* Notice is hereby given that in+:* dently~overestimated his ability, as regard for the method used in in Bay City. taken by the portable X-ray ma- duplicating the stamp subjects conformity with the Michigan Elec- :i: FRUIT SPECIALS the politician took the professional Roderick Kennedy spent Monday chine of the Michigan Tuberculosis which make up the printing plate. lion Law, I, ,the undersigned town-i.I+ CELERY ..... ¢" for plenty. Association which will be set up at extra large stalk 6c says the Chicago Tribune. The in- at his parental home returning in ship clerk, will upon any day, ex- ¢+ Cass City on a date to be an- cept Sunday and a legal holiday, ¢* HEAD LETTUCE ...... per head 5c ~!: dividual designs may be type-set, the afternoon to his work in Bir-. When the score had been settled, mingham. nounced later. the day of any regular or special ~: SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT .... 3 for 25c + stereotyped, electrotyped, or even Since survey was con- election or primary election, re- ¢~ the conspirators met with their hire- N. R. Kennedy was a business a similar , stamped out in a coining press and ducted here two years ago, the: 'ceive for registration the name of ~: ~ ~° °°""~"~ ORANGES ...... per doz. 19c ¢" ling and reproached him caustically. are usually soldered to each other caller in Detroit Monday and Tues- present program will be limited to' aneYa]reeg:l Vr°tee~stiene~awilot°WnSahip ! "Well," said the professional, "I or to a mounting block in order day. couldn't do a thing. Whenever I that none of the parts may loosen Julia Nemeth spent Monday and the tuberculin tenting of those stu-!~1Z to me Qer~0nall "~ for suchZre~- i glanced at him, he had his eye on dents in the upper five grades who' ~ration. ~rovided,~ however, that I in the printing. Typography is Tuesday in Detroit visiting her me. Gentlemen, I've seen many an did not take the test before. Of~ I can receive no names for regis-i i cheap when compared to intaglio sister. #, eye but never one so hard and these, all the reactors will be X-!.tration during the time intervening engraving, and is used by many Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Martin and cold." "Why, you idiot !" exclaimed countries for stamp printing, coun- rayed. All cases from the previous ibetween the Second Saturday be- one of the conspirators. "That was Mrs. E. L. Arnold were entertained ...... ~ ~h~+ ~.montod ~ho no~d ~ar! fore any regular, special, or official ' terfeiting being minimized by the for Sunday dinner at the home of ..... + ...... 'primary election and the day of the reason we put you on that Side ! use of special papers and inks. further examination, will be re-X-isuch election. of him. That cold and hard eye is Mr: and Mrs. Levi Bardwell at i Garelessness in assembling plates rayed. "Notice is hereby given that I ~,la~s. Cass City. o it " * * * has produced some of the greatest There will be no charge for eith- will be at my store in Cass City errors in stamps either by allowing Earl L. Arnold of Detroit spent er the tuberculin test or the X-ray Tuesday, March 13, 1931 Curious what the love of money one stamp subject, or "cliche" as Tuesday and Wednesday at the G. examination, it was announced, the the twentieth day preceding said .:. \ ~ i- + will do to some. She is wealthy, they are called, to be inverted, or A. Martin home. Mrs. Arnold, who program being financed by the sale election, from eight o'clock a. m. her cash balances in several banks by inserting a cliche of another has spent the past two mQnths with of Christmas seals and given to until 6 o'clock p. m., for the pur- ¢+ ¢+ her parents, returned with him to running well into five figures. Also! value in a plate. ,the community as a prize for the pose of reviewing the registration ¢ ¢+ she has a son in Wall Street and a Detroit on Wednesday. excellent seal sale by the school in and registering of such of the qual- ¢ ¢- daughter married to a successful~ The Neighborly Neighbors spent 1932. Only an over-crowded X- ified electors in said township as ¢ ,.'- professional man. SI;ould she ever i Land for the Wh{te House Tuesday evening with Mr. and raying kept this awaxd from being shall properly apply therefor. be in need, either would be more i The principal owners of the Mrs. George Spencer. Potluck made sooner. Saturday, Mar. 24, 1934,-Last Day than glad to care for her. Recent- I land on which the city of Washing- lunch and a pleasant evening. Speaking of the survey no@ be- for general registration by person- ly, the son noticed a miserably clad ton is built were Daniel Carroll, Seth Spencer, employed as sec- ing" carried on in Tuscola county, T. al application for said election. woman begging in the rain at a sub- Samuel Davidson, N~ otley Young lion hand for some years, has been J. Werle, executive secretary of the The name of no person b~t an We have several brands of coal way entrance. As he dropped a coin i and David Burnes. The land on promoted to foreman of a section association, said this week: "The ACTUAL resident of the precinct at the time of said registration, in her hand, she raised her head~ which the White House stands be- on the Bad Axe spur line. He will Michigan Tuberculosis Association and entitled under the Constitu- suited to different uses. Our Coal is and he recognized hts own mother. I longed to David Bumps, an aged move this week to Cass City. Mil- hopes that the .parents of all chil- tion, if remaining such resident, to + And she was quite defiant, claiming I Scotchman~ w~o very reluctantly ton Holtz of Cass City will replace dren in the upper five grades of vote a,t the next election, ~all be an economical fuel. It contains high that because of her years, she had i gave up his 600 acres for the fed- him as section hand at Deford. Tuscola county schools will take entered in the registration book. no other way to earn money! oral city when negotiations were C. E. Patterson, Twp. Clerk. Norris Kelley began his duties advantage of this unusual oppor- @ ~, 1933. Bell Syndlcute--WNU Service , in progress for buying up land for on Monday as long distance truck tunity. There are now two public Dated Feb. 28, t934. heat unit average and is a dependable ...... I the National Capital. Daniel Car- driver delivering automobiles to health nurses to assist with ,the Thieves, Foiled Once, I roll owned a large tract of land points at Chicago, Omaha, Nebras- work and the fine cooperation of VILLAGE ELECTION. fuel. You make no mistake when Succeed Second Time] along the eastern branch of the ka, and other long distances on his the medical profession in the coun- ¢ Potomac river, which includes the schedule. ty in giving its services free of Notice is hereby given to the you Phone us for one or several tons Buffalo.~Thieves broke into a site of the Capitol. Mr. and Mrs. William Lassiter of Charge to the tuberculin testing, Qualified Electors of the Village of Cass City, County of Tuscola, sporting goods store here recently. Carp were visitors of their daugh- has helped immeasurably in ex- They selected about 50 rifles and State of Michigan, that the next for your coal bin. Tell us what you ter, Mrs. Hamilton McPhail. tending" the benefits of the pro- ensuing Annum Village Election pistols which they piled near the Temple of Heaven The Deford W. C. T. U. will gram." door ready for removal to an au- will be held at the Council Rooms, need and we will fill your order to Many of the famous shrines of old meet with~ Mrs. William Kelley on Cooperating with the Michigm~ within said Village on tomobile. Then the burglar alarm China are located within the "For- Thursday, March 8, at 2:00 p. m. Tuberculosis Association in con- Monday, March 12, A. D. 1934 went off, the police came and the satisfaction. bidden City,". which lies within the Mr. and Mrs. John Walk were ducting the present survey is the at which election the following .} burglars escaped, leaving their in- Tatar portion of Peiping (Peking), married 50 years on Monday, Feb. Tuscola County Medical Associa- v!llage officer,'are to be elected, tended loot behind. but there Is one in the Chinese part 26. The ceremony in 1884 was VIZ : A few nights later the gang re- tion. of the city that is as noteworthy as performed in the Sheridan Hotel One VilLage President; one Vil- turned and made another selection lage Clerk; one Village Treasurer; any in that land of illustrious at Cuss Ci~ty by a justice of the 'of arms and ammunition valued at Wh¢~ P¢11~¢ Were Co,~,~abl¢, I one Assessor; also three Trustees craftsmen. This is the Temple of peace. It was a fine winter day THE FARMPRODUCE CO. about $1,000. This time they got for two years. Heaven where the Chinese emperors with six inches of snow on the The first heads of the Ohicdgo po- I The Polls of sMd election will away with it. The proprietor of came at daybreak on December 21 ground. Mr. and Mrs. Walk have lice were known" as head. con- the store said they selected o~ly his stables. After 1842 the title was open at 7 oclock a. ~n., or as soon to offer sacrifices to Shang-ti, the as be, will best go~ds, resided in Wells, Kingston and No~ ~the:eafter may an~ re- mmreme deity vesta townships in Tuscola county changed to superintendent of police. ]main open ur~til 5 o'clock p. m., Pa~e Six. CASS CITY CHRONICLE--FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1934. Cass City, Michigan. CATTLE INCREASE KINGSTON, i SHABBONA. i per at the Grant church on Thurs- ' Need Addition to OF 3% ON MICH. FARMS i day evening. Proceds were $22.30. Mr. and Mrs. Claire Woodruff ',The men certainly did fine wait- Roy Furness, who has spent the ing on the people. How an Adult caa use Lime and Manure I Concluded from page one. and daughter, Virginia, spent Sat- past two weks at the home of his Mrs. Sarah Valance is visiting at ket have been separately estimated urday and Sunday in Detroit. i brother, Clifford Furness, returned the home of her daughter, Mrs. R. as follows: 1934, 225,000 head; Frances Stewart spent the week- to his home in Etkton Sunday. Q art of M LK daily Superphosphate Is Roe.m-I 1933, 265,000 head; and 1932, 253,- end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Keating, and family in Cass Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hyatt spent City for a few days. mended for Improve- I000 head. The average value of Vern Stewart, near Deford. from Saturday until Monday with Mr. and Mrs..strum Summers ment of Pastures. i $4.00 per head, reported for Janu- John D. Martin .spent Tuesday in relatives in Pontiac. i ary 1, 1934 is the highest since and Mrs. Hazel Atkinson and son, Detroit. ~rs. Willard Harris was oper- January 1, 1931 and gives a total Donald, visit@d at the William Sev- :By I~ 1~. Simons, Director of Extension, Hazel Jeffery was hostess to the ated upon at Pleasant Home Hos- New York State College of Agricul- valuation of $4,717,000, an increase ern home in Elkton last Tuesday .< t,a~ e.--~,.. >, :,) ~,~:v }(~ ...... -',.t ~'"d _ 4~.~ J m ~<,.t< at; ~itM, Cas~ City, ~.~-~~ of W ½ of animation and endurance, and the N N Chronicle Of more than 14,000 cattle tested L ner NE %, See. 17, Twp. Akron, $2500. g In ~Pennessee in one month this John H. Uhl and wife to Elmer color and condition of the skin and g year only 22 were found to be af- E. Uhl and wife, E ½ of SW- %, visible mucous ~..nembranes of the N N fected with tuberculosis. See. II, rINv-p. Akron, $5,000.00. child. Cass City, Michigan. CASS CITY CHRONICLE~FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1934. Page Seven. I Directory. TWEED WEAVE WINS [ greezes from the Hill. j In the matter of the npeed of a Wheel ! Estate of Fred W. Kuenmen, With respect to the center of the FAW3R FOR SPRING Deceased. wheel, all parts of the outside B. H. STARMANN, M. D. Cass City Schools. j H. E. LaFave, having filed in wheel travel :~t the same rate. In Physician and Surgeon. By Elaine Turner. t relation to the road, the highest Browns, Grays, ~e~ge and j said court his petition praying that Office hours, 10:00 to 12:00 a. m. Last Wednesday afternogn, Feb. the administration of said estate point of the wheel is moving for- 2:00 to 5:00 and 7:00 to 8:00 p. m. Pate Green the Colors. 21, the Thumb Music Festival was i be granted to himself or to some ward twice as fast as the center of Telephone 189-F-2. held at the Elkton high school audi- other suitable person, the wheel, while the lowest point of Tweed weave made mostly of torium with eight orchestras and It is ordered, that the 10th day the wheel momentarily stops. I. D. McCOY, M. D. tightly twisted threads are being nine bands composed of high school of March, A. D. 1934, at .ten o'clock in-the forenoon, at said pr0bate of- H. T. DONAHUE, M. D. used for the spring ensemble idea. students participating in the event. Advertise it in the Chronicle. It comes in a olain and a patterned fice, be and is hereby appointed Surgery and Ree-tgo~!egy ~rom C~s City, tbo bif"h s.~hoo~ for hearing said pot~t.h~;; Office in Pleasant Home Hospitai. ~ct,~,~,~ played tw.o numo~r~ It is /urLher ordered, that pub- 3iertgage Sale. same costume. Phone, Office 96; Residence 47. which, in spite of under-equipment, lic notice thereof be given by pub- Default being made in the pay- There is decidedly more pattern made a very good impression. Mr. lieation of a copy of this order, ment of principal, interest, insur- tn weaving. Many materials have once each week for three successive ance and taxes .on a mortgage made MORRIS HOSPITAL. Narton, the guest eonduetor and as many as three colors. used effec- critic, is supervisor of music in weeks previous to said day of hear- April 19th, !926, by Alex Vyse and F. L. MORRIS, M. D. tively ~(1 discreetly. ing- in ,the Cass City Chronicle, a Rose Vyse to Bert F. Moon, and Flint and has a reputation through- newspaper printed and circulated recorded in the office of the regis- Office hours, 1-4 and 7-9 p. m. There are several reversible ma- out the United States for his abili- terials; the sides differ not only t~ in said eounty. ter of deeds for Tuscola County, L. D. McRAE, M. D. ,ty to judge and make good music. Michigan, on the 19th day of May weave but in color. H. WALTER COOPER, Judge'of Office hours, 4-7 p. m. Our dru.mmeG Patty Pinney, with i Probate. following in liber 153 of mortgages Phone 62-F-2. Soft browns, grays and beige, her battered old drum, was given ', A true copy. 2-16-3 on pages 199 and 200; .the sum of pale green and, we are happy to re- a well-deserved compliment for her Almon C. Pierce, Register of Pro- $3761. is due thereon at the date P. A. SCHENCK, D.D.S. port, great quantities of black and playing. Mr. Narton said that many bate. of .this notice. Pursuant to the cove- enants thereof, foreclosure will be Dentist. navy are seen in the new spring people think "any old fool play i MILK MADE THE DIFFERENCE can i Notice of Hearing Claims Before made by sale of the premises de- Graduate of the University of, rainbow. a drum," but it is actually the l It's not a new dog's story but i't Court.~State of Michigan, the Michigan. Office in Sheridan Bldg., Strawberry pink is with us again, ished. When an adequate amount scribed below at public auction at hardest instrument because it can:might be a new story to old dogs-- probate Court for the County of the front door of the count house Cass City, Mich. land with this outburst of reported ("the dietary rule is a quart of Tuscola. brilliant colors we can pretty Well make or destroy the orchestra. In and it might be a new story to milk a day for each child") is in- in CarD, Michigan, on April 3, 1934, fact, he gave the entire orchestra In the matter of the at one o'clock in the afternoon, to DENTISTRY. , count on pastels for summer. many people. It's just another troduced early in a child's diet and a great deal of credit which meanSstriking example of the great '~ Estate of Robert H. Linn, l satisfy the amounts due and the Io Ao Fritz, Resident Dentist. " In the novelty end of the fabrics used consistently by him, better I disappeared person. eosts of foreclosure; not a little when he says it. It is!differenee milk makes in growth health and growth results. There Office over Burke's Drug Store. ]are: - . Notice is hereby given that 4 The south half (½) of the our one ambition tb have ,the festi- and development. is a promise of more years of liv- northwest quarter of section We solicit your patronage when in I A heavy nmYs veiling, for frocks. val here sometime for it is one of months from the 15th day of Feb- need of work. 1 A diagonal raised riS. solid color. The puppies, .shown here, are ing and a longer span of effici- ruary, A. D. 1934, have been al- 'twenty-eight (28) Township A cross between a wool popli~ the greatest gatherings of high twin brothers. They were fed all ency. fourteen (14) North Range school pupils to be found anywhere. lowed for creditors to present their E. W. DOUGLAS. and a tinen weave. the cooked cereal and bread they This startling demonstration of claims against said estate to eleven (11) East, being in the Monday afternoon, Mr. Campbell township of Elkland, Tuscola A still finer weave, yarn dyed, would eat with some meat added. growth producing properties of said court for examination and ad- Funeral Director. and Mr. Price went to Franken- County, Michigan. in pastels. Both got the identical basic ration milk carries a warning lesson to justment, and that all creditors of muth after an acquarium of three January 5th, 1934. Lady assistant. Ambulance ser- A dress material with a faint with this exception--the stunted parents. Children and grown-ups said es.tate are required to pre- sent their elaims to said court, at BERT F. MOON, Mortgagee. vice. Phone 188-F-3. stripe, darker shade than the mate- new kinds of tropical fish for ,the dog was given no milk. The re- need milk. Drink milk at meals-- biology class to study. Because the probate office, in the Village John C. Corkins, Attorney for cial itself. sults are obvious. use it freely in cooking. It is one A. McPHAIL. these fish are known as live bear- bf CarD, in said county, on or be- Mortgagee, Cass City, Michi- And a nice new close flannel weave. Lack of milk has tNe same effect of the most economical nourishing FUNERAL DIRECTOR. ers, the class by daily observation fore the 19th day of June, A. D. gan. 1-5-13 on children as it has on these lit- foods you can buy. Include at 1934, and that said claims will be wilt be able to note the growth and Lady Assistant. tle dogs. There are many children least one quart of milk in each heard by said court on Tuesday, development of the young fish. Phone No. 182 Cass City. EVENING SWANK m America who are undernour- day's diet. the 19th day of June, A. D. 1934, Also to be found in the biology at ten o'clock in the forenoon. By CttERIE N~CHOLAS E. W. KEATING. room is a large snail which has had Dated February 15, A, D. 1934. For Fastest Real Estate and Fire and Auto- six young snails with their shells CEDAR RUN SCHOOL. , ing exercises this week with Violet H. WALTER COOPER, Judge of mobile Insurance. fully formed. : Brown acting as chairman. Probate. 2-23-3 Known Re]ief The .tuberculosis testing program Shirley Beardsley and Wanda i Miss Slack, with three of the CASS CITY, MICHIGAN. Order for Publication.~Determina- %L will soon be under way for those Hiser colored our February health Bad Axe teachers, attended the music festiva! at Elkton. I tion of Heirs.~State of Michi- Demand and Get - who did not get it last year or poster. !gan, the Probate Court for the R.N. McCULLOUGH reactions were not favorable at First three grades have made County of Tuscola. that time. This test may prove to some good winter pictures. WITHEY SCHOOL. Auctianeer and Real Estat%~e ! At a session of said court held Broker. be very helpful to some students. " Jack Zellar and Ferris Rushlo fat the probate office, in the Vil- The chemistry class is beginning are ahead in the reading coI~test. Teacher, Harvey M. Spaetzell• l lage of Caro, in said county, on the Sale terms~$500 or less, to enjoy some of the mysteries of Mary and Agnes Emmons have Motto-Work well done makes il3th day of February, A. D. 1934• Over $500, 1%. Dates may: science in the study of Hydrocloric been absent for two weeks. They play more fun. Present: Hon. H. Walter Cooper, arranged at Chronicle office. !Judge of Probate. acid, Nitric acid and compounds of are moving this week. Several children have been ab-j' in the matter of the chlorine and nitrogen. The new Miss Leishman finished reading sent this week on account of c oId! Estate of Michael Lynch, gas line provided for the labora- "Pee Wee Harris" to us at noon weather. MY FARM OF 120 ACRES I Deceased. tory through student fees is prey-; Friday" We have been playing relay i Elizabeth Lynch, having filed in FOR SALE ing useful in chemistry ~and phy-i Our February tests were post- games for morning exercise. said court her petition praying that sics' laboratory work when a hot pone d until Monday and Tuesday We are learning to draw bord- Barn, 46x50, full cement base- said court adjudicate and deter- ~ ECAUSE of a unique process ment with 27 stanchions and water flame is needed. Without this, because our teacher was moving. ers for art. mine who were at the time of his in manufacture, Genuine Bayer all through the barn. A 12x42 ce- much would have to be omitted We had to send for more pledges ! About two weeks ago the clapper death the legal heirs of said de- Aspirin Tablets are made to dis- ment silo, 9x9 cement silo room; from the regular lab. work. for our dairy contest. i fell out of the bell. The old bell ceased and entitled to inherit the integrate--or dissotve--iNSTANf'- 12x18 cement lean-to shed for The newly ifltroduced geography Last week, Miss Leishman tested is now silent. real estate of which said deceased LY you take them. Thus they star~ died seized, to work instantly. Star[ "takin~ young cattle and calves; well class has shown how little some our eyes. Three people needed The fourth grade have finished students know about the world in glasses. They are getting them It is ordered, that the 13th day hold" of even a severe headache, house; hen house; double garage; itheir hygiene, "Boys and Girls of of March, A. D. 1934, at ten o'clock neuralgia, neuritis or rheumatic pain woodand coal house; 6-room resi- which they live. Certainly a sen- this week. l Wake Up Town." in the forenoon, at said probate of- a few minutes after taking. dence; 50 fruit .trees; 30 acres in ior should be able .to locate any I Eighth grade have been writing i The fourth grade are learning to fice, be and is hereby appointed And they provide SAFE relief-- hay; 35 acres fall plowed; 17 acres place mentioned on an outline map. descriptiv e .sketches in grammar, pick nouns, pronouns, and verbs out for hearing" said petition; for Genuine BAYER ASPIRIN does We have been spending all of this Some of them are very good. ~of sentences. It is further ordered, .that public not harm the heart. So if you want in wheat. Farm all cleared but 3 QT IT ,r~ T. ~ week learning where practically Reporters, Phyllis Hendrick and~ The seventh grade is studying notice thereof be given by publica- ~ and SAFE ~-'~'~,e~~ see that acres. Will sell cheap. you get the real Bayer article. Look Terms to suit buyers wLth a rea- any place or thing in the world can Alexia Bayley. J Australia. tion of a copy of this order, fop three successive weeks previous to for t)~e Bayer cross on every tablet sonable down payment. Come and be found. Teacher, Miss Leishman. i For reports Friday, the seventh as shown above and for the words The district basketball tourna- i and eighth grades recited the Get- said day of hearing, in the Cass look the place over. Location 7½ City Chronicle, a newspaper print- GENUINE BAYER ASPIRIN on ment will be held in Bad Axe on I tysburg Address. every bottle or package you buy. miles northeast of Cass City on RESCUE SCHOOL. ed and circulated in said county. R. F. D. 1. or two miles west and ½ Thursday, Friday and Saturday of t The seventh and eighth grades H. WALTER COOPER, Judge of Member N. R. A. this week. By the time you read I have finished their grammar work Probate. north of New Greenleaf. One mile Teacher, Catherine MacLachlan. G,ENUINE BAYER ASPIRIN this we will have already played !books. A tr-de copy. 2-16-3 west of M-53. Memory Gem~"A temptation against Unionville, but on Friday t Reporters, Dorothy McGregory Almon C. Pierce, Register of Pro- DOES NOT HARM THE HEART overcome, is a battle gained:" JOHN MORRISON. night we meet Harbor Beach which and Evelyn Whittaker. bate. as Coach Kelly says, will be "no Seventh grade is working hard on their Michigan geography. Mortgage Sale. Why Get Up Nights? walk away." Harbor Beach will JI SAND VALLEY SCHOOL. have one point of advantage in be- Eve@one is looking forward to Default having been made in the Lax the Bladder With Juniper OiL ing able to watch us 15lay the getting report cards Friday. terms and conditions of a certain Buchu, Etc. ! Eva Marble, teacher. mortgage made by Stephen Nemeth Unionville game and get a line-up Fifth grade is coming along The following were awarded CHARACTERIN nicely with divisLon of fractions. and Sophia Nemeth, his wife, of Drive out the impurities and ex- on our method of playing. The monthly attendance certificates for l 3268 Military Avenue, in the City cess acids that cause irritation, According to the dictates of fash- All reported a good time at' our smallness of the Bad Axe gym may ',the month of February: Steve of Detroit, Wayne County, Michi- burning and frequent desire. Juni- ion, evening swank calls for a vel- hinder us somewhat, but by some Valentine party. ~Windy, Lance Robinson, Grace gan, Mortgagors, to Wilhelm Dies- per oil is pleasant to take in the NEWGLASSES vet cape accurately matched to the Our visitors for this week were: more real fighting like the boys Harrison, Kenneth Robinson, Clare ing aad Augusta Diesing, his wife, form of BUKETS, the bladder laxa- color of the formal gown with which tive, also containing Buchu leaves, have been showing we stand a good Jackie O'Rourke, Grace Ellis and ~Sowden, Agnes Windy~ Elizabeth of the same place, Mortgagees, In the many new designs of it is worn. The costume pictured dated the thirtieth day of March, etc. Works on the bladder similar chance of winning through ,the Harold Cummins. Windy, Ralph Robinson, and Bea- is in rich ruby red. The dress is i Al'ton Summers missed a few A. D. 1928, and recorded in the to castor oil on the bowels. Get a glasses there is sufficient tournament. trice Langworthy. office of the Register of Deeds, for 25c box from any drug store. Af- fashioned of handsome faille silk. One improvement which the stu- days last week as the result of The primary grades dramatized the County of Tuscola and State ter four days if not relieved of variety to find precisely the Fullness about the knees is accented dent body of the school is anxious cutting his hand when he fell on by means of ruffles inserted along i the story, "How the Fox Played of Michigan, on .the 16th day of "getting up nights" go back and to see is a work shop added in our the ice. get your money. If you are both- right design for every type widening gores of slim-at- Herdsman." 'September, A. D. 1930, in liber 163 the the present manual training room. This Fifth grade and sixth grade are of Mortgages, on page 431, on ered with backache or leg pains the-hips princess-cut gown. Maggie i Mrs. George W. Robinson visit- of face. Let us show you shop is especially missed by the writing letters for language. which mortgage there is claimed to caused from bladder disorders you Rbuff, the creator of this distinctive ed school Wednesday. are bound to feel better after this agricultural department for the We had as our visitors Friday, The primary geography classes be due, at the date of this notice, the new models. ensemble, trims the matching red for prmcipal and interest, the sum cleansing and you get your regular regular farm shop course, which the Flowing Well school. They have been studying about the Es- velvet cape with fox which achieves went home victorious but our of Two Thousand Seven Hundred sleep. Bukets guaranteed by L. I. many of ,the pupils need, has to be kimos. We enjoyed our visit to Wood & Co.--Advertisement 88. a high collar and simulates a deep !school did very well. It was .the ($2,700.00) dollars. ~ yoke effect. All sorts of velvet omitted. ,the igloo but we prefer our own No suit or proceedings at law or A. H. HIGGINS Some very beautiful hyacinths first football game for our boys capes glorify the evening picture food. in equity having been instituted to and daffodils from the school this year. Jeweler and Optometrist. this season, the three-quarter mil- i We received our diaries and recover the debt secured by said STOP TAKING SODA! ~ We had a p~ogram for Lincoln's itary cape sans fur being particular- greenhouse are brightening the health posters from the Michigan mortgage or any part thereof. birthday. It was out on by the FOR GAS ON STOMACH ly good style. class rooms that have been dull Tuberculosis Association. i Now, therefore, by virtue of the i eighth graders. Lula Ashmore, Much soda disturbs digestion. from the long, gray winter days. We have been feeding the birds, i p°wer of sale contained in said For gas or sour stomach Adlerika Mr. Price brought 100 tulip bulbs Jack Fry and Billy Tebeau. The fourth grade have been i re°rivage' and pursuant to the star- is much better. One dose rids you learning the poem, "The Camel's l~te of the State of Michigan in FLASHES FROM PARIS from Lansing last fall and planted such case made and provided, no- of bowel poisons that cause gas and them in front of the shrubbery at bad sleep. Burke's Drug Store•-- HERON SCHOOL. Hump.,' rice is hereby given that on Satur- the schoolhouse. Personally I am Reporter, Ralph Robinson. day, the 10th day of March, A. D. Advertisement J-9. Satin continues in high favor." exceedingly anxious to watch the 1934, at 12:00 o'clock noon, East- j. A. COLE News concerning laces is flat attractive display these will make Nora Maharg, repol;ter. ern Standard Time, said mortgage tering. GARAGE this spring when they bloom. Florence Slack, teacher. Why Mind Is So Active will be foreclosed by a sale at pub- Cord and tassel trimmings play Those not tardy nor absent tMs The mind is more profoundb lic auction, to the highest bidder, interesting role. at the front entrance of the Tus- BROWN SCHOOL. month are Ronald, Betty, MilD and moved by things it does not wholly Service on All Ptaid tailored suit is fore- cola County Building, in the City Grace Brown, Bobby Day, Madelyn understand than by things complete- word for spring. ly c°mnrehended" of Care, Tuscola County, Michigan, Makes of Cars Ruffled nets flourish among We wonder if there is any end Heron, Donald Mar,tin and Clare i (that being the building where the evening fashions. of the cold weather. Our attend- Rawson. Circuit Court for the County of Why Doctors av0r ante for February was quite low. Mrs. John Doerr visted school for Notice of Hearing Claims Before Tuscola is held) of the premises de- Interest is shown in pleated Court.--State of Michigan, the scribed in said mortgage, or so A GENERAL MOTOR and scalloped edges. We have ten people who were pres- a little while Monday afterenoon. !Pnohate Court for the County of sent .the whole month. They are much thereof a~z may be necessary Liquid Laxative Forward flare introduced by Miss Slack gave the children a/Tuscola. to pay the amount due, as afore- TUNE UP, Schiaparelli is new movement Eunice, Irene and Madeline De- pleasant surprise on Valentine's[ In the matter of the said, on said mortgage with the with ~perhaps a valve for coats. Long, Anna and Mikie Frederick, day. Upon coming in from recess I Estate of William F. Hayes, interest thereon at six per cent Frederick and Martha Knoblet, in the afternoon, we found white l Deceased. (6%) and all legal costs, charges A doctor will tell you that the care- grind, an Exide battery Bobble Kolb, and Leigh and Norma napkin bags of hearts on our desks. I Notice is hereby given that 4 and expenses, including the attor- less choice of laxatives is a common ney fees allowed by law, and also Huge Muffs Are Carried McColmell. O. F. F. girls hid their Valen-im°nths from the 23rd day of Feb- cause of chronic constipation. and proper lubricants will Mikie Frederick received his ruary, A. D. 1934, have been al- any sum or sums which may be paid by the undersigned, necessary Any hospital offers evidence of the With Fur-Tr~mmed Frocks five-months' attendance certificate tines after school and each girl had lowed for creditors to present their harm done by harsh laxatives that help you take off quickly on the basis that removable ac- a grand hunt for them instead of claims against said deceased to to protect his interest in the prem- this month. drain the system, weaken the bowel cessories, worn in sets, are the last club meeting. !said court for examination and ad- ises. Which said premises are de- muscles, and even affect the liver on these sub-zero morn- scribed as follows: All that certain Last Friday we received our Four'th grade arithmetic class'justment, and that all creditors of and kidneys. word in accessories this season, It piece or parcel of land situate in is easy to see how attractively they football and diaries from the Tu- have new notebooks, i said deceased are required to pre- ings. sent their claims to said court, at the Township of Vassar, Tuscola Fortunately, the public is fast can be set off on a dress of the tunic berculosis Association as a prize returning to laxatives in liquid form. for selling $3.00 of Christmas Donald Doerr and Bobby Day are the probate office in the Village of County, Michigan, described as fol- GET THEM AT COLE'S type. Along with the campaign for the new captains in the climb up CarD, in Said county, on or before lows; to-wit: The dose of a liquid laxative can be "warmth in fashion" that Paris is stamps. "Spelling Hill." So far Bobby's the 2nd day of July, A. D. i934, The East ½ of the southeast measured. The action can thus be controlled. It forms no habit; you George Mechanics Don supporting, this hybrid in woolen You should see "Mr. Ain't" hur- side is ahead. i and that said claims will be heard quarter and the south half of rying from our front blackboard the northeast quarter of Sec- needn't take a "double dose" a day dresses seems the perfect thing High grades have chosen sides by said court on Monday, the 2nd or two later• ...... when worn with one of the new, because "Mr. Am Not" is after and are going to have several day of July, A. D. 1934, at ten tion 28, Town 11, North Range 8, East, and containing one Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin has enormous muffs of ultra style. It him. matches in spelling and arithme- o'clock in the forenoon. Dated February 23rd, A. D. 1934. hundred sixty acres of land, the average person's bowels regular also may have removable fur trims It is hard to tell who is going to tic. more or less, and West one- as clockwork in a few weeks' time. Do Need A Tonic ? of its own and go simple or Im- H. WALTER COOPER, Judge of ~. Mrs. John Goes of 518 win in the fourth grade spelling We have two new rugs in the Probate. 3-2 -3 half of southeast quarter Sec- Why not try it? Some pill or tablet ~-i~ii:~X Liberty St., La Crosse, portant. contest. children's play house. tion 28, Township • 11, North may be more convenient to carry. ~~~i::!:-!..N~ Wis., says: "I was run- For a few days we were unable Washington decorations are Order for . Publication.--Appoint- Range 8 East, containing 80 But there is little "convenience' in ~~:'.~i::~ down, irritable and very on any cathartic which is taken so ~:~~{?:k weak. I was thin, ane- Swagger Coats [ to use our pump. D• ~atthews merit of Administrator,--State of acres of land, more or less. ~~:~ mic and was so very our windows this week. frequently, you must carry it with Seven-eighth and three-quarter came out to fix it and found that Monday, we received some new Michigan, the Probate Court for Dated at Care, Michigan, this ~~:~! ~,nervous I could do 2nd day of December, A. D. 1933. you, wherever you go! ~~.'~" scarcely anything. 2~Ioth- length coats give chic to many an it could not stand the cold weather. equipment for our First Aid box the County of Tuscola. ~~~" er gave me Dr. Pierce's At a session of said court held WILHELM DIESING, Its very taste~ tells.. you Dr. CaI?- ':~ii~:if.:.:.:.!i!" GoldenMedical Discov- afternoon ensemble. Many of the Henry Lebioda's boat still seems and a new water dipper for the wetl's Syrup Pepsm ~s wholesome. A ~W' ery and it built me up. three-quarter length fabric coats are , at the probate office, in the Vil- AUGUSTA DIESING, strengthened me, rid me of that nervous to be making the best head-way in girls' cloak room. lage of CarD, in said county, ,on the Mortgagees. delightful taste, and delightful action. condition and i cvcntuaiiy recovered my ~ned w ~-' .r..~ Such ~as squ~rreJ el° the "~eading Boat ~aee." Miss Slack attended the F,. T. A• John Bovili, Jr., Attorney for Mort- Saf~ for expectant mo[hcr~, and normal strength and weight." i3th day of February, A. D. 1934. lapin, to match the collar and cuffs• Reportes, Vernetta O'Dell and meeting Wednesday night. gagees, 521 Penobscot Building, children. AU druggists, ready for New size, tablets 50 cts., liquid $1.00. Large Present: Hon. H. Walter Cooper, use, in bi~ bottles. Member N. R. ), size, tabs. or liquid, $1.35. "We Do Our Part." M:artha Knoblet. Seventh grade will have open- Judge of Probate. Detroit, Michigan. 12-8-13 Page Eight. CASS CITY CHRONICLE-- FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1934. Cass City, Michigan. ley McArthur, president. good for four poiats, which gave for the relief of the poor must be Preaching at 7:30. Theme, "The the locals a lead of 21-18 at the re-drafted to the end that a more Motive of the Crucifixion." This ,three quarter mark. Gordon and efficient system of public relief sermon is to be followed by the "Round Town C. Volk each made two long toms may be had. Mr. Brown concluded drama, "The New Day," which was in the final period as Akron out- his remarks with a brief review of given the Day of Prayer, by the; scored the locals 1G5 to ease out a the banking experience of late Presbyteria~ Church--Paul J. Al- These cold February days have ladies of the churches. This is a ~ two point victory. years and said that the whole bank- lured, Minister. Sunday, March 4: resulted in more freeze-ups of wa- reproduction,• for those who have Period scores: ing system must be re-built in or- Morning worship and church . ter pipes than several Februarys of ar failed to see it. B ga ns : der that a repetition of the awful school, 10:30 to 12:30. Sermon: 'former years, says C. U. Brown, Akron ...... 7 5 6 10 28 About fifty Juniors were out to Cass City ...... 7 6 8 5---26 situation may not be experienced. "Thou Shal.t Love Thy Neighbor their pa~ty last Friday evening. street commissioner• o On Feb. 19, As Thyself"--the last of a series six reported frozen pipes• An elec- Next week the Athletic Club will! The boys .secured ice, and froze e~ter o~e te~m ie the Tri-Cm~ty I HOSPITAL NOTES. four g'aiions of cream. The girls tric transformer has tm~ed the in Men's and Beys' g:" Christian ~"ii'Vlll -" N. "° z-~UuiU~ "~.... Cla.S~~" - i~.s- contributed cake, and was it good ? trick in recent years when the ,~,~a,.vl~mp ~mateur Inde~nd- son: "Jesus' Testimony Concerning freeze-up was within the building, ent Basketball Tournament at Elk- Mrs. Earl Harris and little Four gallons more would have been ton. Such drawing cards as Pi-'daughter, Joyce Arlene, left Satur- :' Himself'---Matt. 11:2 to 12:50. very acceptable. bt~t .when the pipes are frozen out , extra heavy weight Senior Endeavor, 6:30• Topic: teen, Elkton, Kinde, Port Hope, day afternoon for their home in The men of the church have just in the street the thawing is a much "How Can We Improve Our Atti- slower process. Within the last Gagetown, Care, Ubly, and Bad Decker. finished a fine wood bee, in which Axe will be there. The dates are! Mrs. Vernie Cluff of Care is still i denim work pants. tude Toward People of Other about forty cords of wood have • two weeks, Mr. Brown has been March 7, 8 and 9, in the evening, i a patient at the hospital. Races ?" been delivered to the church. ,using the current from E. B. Fine awards for the winners and I Ward Hillman, nine months old Vesper fellowship, 5:00, in this William R. Curtis, Pastor. 1 Schwaderer's welding machine with church. Mr. Bayless will conduct excellent results. It works: much l the runners-up are drawing the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hill- MEN'S SIZES, 98 30 to 42. C : ,the discussion: "The Biblical State- Methodist Episcopal Parish- more quickly than by ,the trans- I best Thumb Independent teams to man of Deckerville, left Wednes- ments .Concerning the Second Com- • • i this tourney. It is hoped that .the day, Miss Marion McGregory left Charles Bayless, Mmmter. Sun- former method. Four "froze-up"j ~,~ ing of Christ." Offering for print- day, March 4: calls came in yesterday morning. I locals will be able to bring back the hospital for her home at Deck- ing expense. We shall vote on the Cass City Church--Class meet- t one of the prizes, er .the same day and MissMary 6to16... C ,,,,:: question of a change in time to a Kastruba was taken to her home in ing, 10:00, John Mark, leader. Cold winter days have interfered t I II li',. later hour. with golfing. E. L. Schwaderer," Colling Tuesday. Morning worship, 10:30, featur- CASS CITY PLAYS IN John Jr., two year old son of ing attendance by families. (1) Frank Reid, W. L. Mann and E. B. Novesta Freewill Baptist Church Schwaderer, who boasted that not BAD AXE TOURNAMENT Mr. and Mrs. John Smeirski of :: " Special music; (2) story for chil- Cass City, was admitted Friday for Pinney Dry Goods Co ~Sunday school meets at 10:30 a. dren; (3) sermon, "Lost Lives'---a a month passed last winter in m. Morning worship at 11:30. which they did not play one or Concluded from page I. medical care. He is still at the Lenten meditation. A cordial in- hospital. Subject, "Into Canaan with Josh- vitation to all who can and will, to more games in the open, are con- ing Bad Axe made against Cass ua." Evening service at 8:00. tent to "toast their shins around City Friday establishes them as a Miss Lucy McLarty of Decker share witl~ us the spiritual bless- was admitted Saturday afternoon All young people of t~e district ings of this pre-Easter season. the coal stove" this winter and con- contender. It is, however, agreed and underwent an operation that WEEK END .... are invLted to attend the" Y. P. S. Sunday School 11:45, Walter fine their golfing activities to dis- that the champion will be decided which will meet this week in the cussing the probable date when l Friday night when the Maroon and same night. Schell, supt. 1934 orchestra, with Betty Gelding, daughter of Mr. church at 8:00 p. m. Friday. Willis Campbell in charge. A prof- weather conditions will permit a l Grey meets Harbor Beach. Members and officers are re- resumption of their favorite sport. ] The drawings: and Mrs. Edd Gelding of Cass City, itable hour of Bible study and I was brought to the hoslJital Sat- quested to attend the business Christian fellowship with capable meeting of the church Saturday at The series of volleyball contests •i Thursday, March 1. urday and was operated on that S AV/NG$ .... leaders. If you have no other lo- 1:30 p. m. among the local followers of that': Sebewaing-=-Bye. same night. cal church loyalty, Kumjoynus. Mrs. Harold Reed of Cass City Prayer and testimony meeting Vesper Fellowship, 5:00, with sport came to an end Tuesday and Bad Axe vs. Pigeon, 8:30. At Your A. & P. Food Market Tuesday at 8:00 p. m. the team of Smiling Joe Diaz was Cass City vs. Unionville, 7:30. entered Sunday and was operated ~Presbyterian folks (there). See . Harbor Beach~Bye. on Monday morning. P. Bissett, Pastor. their notice for details. acclaimed the winner. It was ~reatl SALMON ...... 2 cans spdrt from the beginning .to the! Friday, March 2. Mrs. W!~lard Harris of Decker Epworth League, 7:45, for young was admitted Sunday and operated Salem Evangelical Church--G. A. people over 15 years. end of the season, and though all i SebewMng vs. winner Bad Axe- OVAL • Spitler, Pastor groups were striving for vic£ory¢! Pigeon, 7:30. on Monday morning. Bethel Church -- Sunday School, Mrs. -William Fahner of Pigeon ' Bible school at 10:00. Supt., 11:00, Herbert Maharg, supt. A the Diaz group got no more fun i Harbor Beach vs. winner Cass Lawrence Buehrly, Classes for all out of the series than the Knapp City-Unlonville, 8:30. entered Sunday night and was op- friendly interested crowd with cap- erated on Monday morning. MACARONI OR ages. team, who finished in the cellar po-i Saturday, March 3. able teachers. Mrs. Win. Smith. of Pigeon is do- SPAGHETTI ...... 8 oz. pkg.Ae Morning worship service at sition. Members the eight '~ Preliminary, 7:30. Morning Worship, 12:00 (noon); of ing special nursing. 11:00. Sermon theme, "God's Re- with story for children and sermon groups are now looking forward ±o! Finals, District Tournament, quireemnt." The choir will sing a for all. An hour of spiritual re- the spring days when soft ball PANCAKE LOUR ...... ':9c special number• freshing. Come. will claim their attention, i8:30, winners of Friday night. : Light Waves Fixed (Aunt Jemima and Table Tennis Set) Christian Endeavor at 6:45. t Owing to the fixed wave length Wednesday, March 7 ~ Bethel THOMPSON'S MALTED MILK ...... 1-1b. can 43c Juniors led by Elsie Buehrly, sen- neighborhood Family program. Indieatiozs are that farmers are URGED REDUCTION IN of visible light, the sma, llest objects iors by Harold Greenleaf and adults Place to be announced Sunday. going to eat themselves out of the~ that can be seen distinctly, that is, ~,, Joyce Smith. Subject for dis- field of unprofitable returns for~ GOVERNMENT COST as definitely resolvable, under the NORTHERN TISSUE ...... 4 rolis 23e Thursday, March 8~Cass City SALADA TEA Blue Label ...... ½-lb. pkg. 32c .cussion is "Jesus in Poetry." church cottage prayer meeting. their dairy products if the rise of i most powerful microscopes, are RED CIRCLE COFFEE ...... l-lb. 22c Evening worship service at 7:30. Place to be announced. the butter price from 16 cents to: Concluded from page one. about one hundred-thousandth of an Rev. C. A. Wilkie of Bay City will 25 cents in two months this win- tangible property as well as the inch. SPARKLE Gelatin Dessert ...... 6 pkgs. 25c bring the message and conduct the Erskine United Presbyterian ter may be taken as an evidence, adot~tion of a graduated income l Communion Service. Church--The special meetings con- This increase is due in part, tax. • • ' I Advertise it in the Chronicle. BOKAR COFFEE_...... , ...... 2-1bs. 45c Thursday night, March 8, at 7:30 dueted by Rev. R. J. Devine will it is said, to the increased use of: The public .school system of~ ~ CHASE & SANBORN ...... l-lb. 25c Lenten meditation at the church. conclude Sunday night. The Map butter by farmers. Michigan cannot longer be sup- messages, in which a 12-foot map :ported by local taxation levied 8 O'CLOCK COFFEE ...... 1-1b. 19c Argyle Me E. Circuit--Services of the United States was used, con- On Thursday', "work pouches" against property, according: to Mr. GRANDMOTHER'S BREAD...... 1-lb. loaf 6c Sunday, March 4, 1934. Herbert cluded Wednesday night, and Mr. t carried the mail on the Bay City- Brown. In a large measure this Pastime QUAKER MAID BEANS ...... 2 cans 9c N. Hichens, Pastor• Devine announced messages de-I Port Huron bus line for the first must come from revenues collected Cumber~Preaching, 10:00 a. m. scriptive of present-day conditions. It time. Heretofore, a letter mailed by the state and allocated back to Cass City SUNNYFIELD Rolled Oats .... 20-oz. pkg. 5c Sunday school, 10:45 a. m. from Cass City to a Decker resi- .the districts in accordance with Attendances have been good, con- 1 Sat. - Sun. March 3 - 4 RED OR KIDNEY BEANS ...... l-lb. can 5c Ubly--Preaching, 11:00 a. m. dent was carried from here in a their needs, to the end that the sidering road and weather condi- CORN OR STRING BEANS ...... 3 reed. cans :25c Sunday school, 10:00 a. m. tions, and those who attended tes- Port Huron pouch to the Port Hu- children of the state no matter JOAN CRAWFORD Wickware--Preaching, 2:00 p. m. tified to help received through the ron po~t office and then placed in where they live may be offered the l and KARO Blue Labei Syrup ...... 1½-lb. can 10c Sunday school, 3:00 p. m. essentials of a common school ed-I CLARK GABLE messages. Mr. Devine has certain- a mail pouch and brought to Dec- SUNBRITE CLEANSER, 6 cans 25c...... 3 ct3ns 13c Argyle~Preaehing, 8:00 p. m. ker post office on the return trip. i ucation at a uniform cos.t~whichl in ly analyzed the problems, the needs SEEDLESS RAISINS, 2-lb. pkg. 15¢....4-1b. pkg. 29c Sunday school, 11:00 a.-m. and the thinking of the young peo- With a work pouch, the mail bag is will not confiscate the prol~erty of Holbrook~Sunday school, 2:00 p. ple of this age, and has depicted opened at each post office and the the parents. The question of relief i~ "DANCING Whitehouse Milk. evaporated, 3 tall cans 17c m. this in such a way that it is con- mail for that particular place is of destitution growing out of un-I Tuesday, Wiekware prayer meet- employment is a moat serious one i J veyed through "eye-gate" as well taken out, outgoing mail placed in LADY" Leaf Lettuce ..... : ...... 2 lbs. 15c| Nutley Oleo ...... 3 lbs. 25c ing at the home of Mrs. Maxgare.t and entirely beyond being an emer- as ear-gate. The Friday night the pouch and handed to the bus t Metro-Goldwya~'s Big Musical Spinach ...... 1 lb. 5c Michigan Sugar....100-1bs. $4.50 and Miss Laura Caister, 8:00 p. m. message will be: "Is America See- driver. At each post office along gency. The whole statutory law 1 Production. Strawberries ...... 2 pints 23c Michigait Sugar ...... 10-1bs. 45C Wednesday, 8:00 p. m., Argyle ing Red?" and the S~nday night the route, this transfer of mail Dazzling, tuneful, fascinat- I Bananas ...... 4 Ibs. 17c Pillsbury Flour, 24 Vz-lb. bag 95c cottage prayer meeting. service will be a gospel meesage: takes place. The new system gives ing entertainment de luxe. I Tomatoes ..::...... 3 lbs. 25c Friday, the Holbrook-Wickware ivory Snow ...... 2 pkgs. 25c "Is Man's Necessity God's Oppor- from one-half to a day's earlier de- -- ..... Added Attraction f Epworth League will hold its i tunity?" There will be special "DAILY EGG FEEDS" monthly meeting at the home of livery of mail from one post offieei F er Last Chapter--"Tarza~t the music at each ,service. Friends ~to another between the Bay City SCRATCH FEED ...... 100-lb. bag $1.75, Miss Gladys Nicol at 8:30 p. m. Fearless" from other churches, whose ser- land Port Huron terminals. 5c refund on empty 100-lb. bags; 5c discount on 1000-lb. purchases Saturday, the Argyle Epwor.th , arm S Comedy and Cartoon vices do nat confilct, are cordially League will meet at the M. E. par- EGG MASH ...... 100-1b. bag 1.95. invited to attend. I The Care and Fairgrove units el' sonage for mission study, 8:30 p. m. t Tues. - Wed. March 6 - 7 No Sales Tax of Feeds Sold for Marketing Purposes P. Bissett, Pastor. the Tuscola County Young Men's WILL PA~ THE FOLLOW- Council will present a program at, ZANE GREY'S ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO 3% SALES TAX Church of the Nazarene~K. A. ! A very interesting meeting of the high school auditorium at Cass ! ING SATURDAY AND Hutchinson, Pastor. the Woman's Missionary Society of Ctiy on Wednesday evening, March l MONDAY, MAR. 3-5 ° THE LAST Cass City Church~Services for the Baptist church was held on 14. Young men of this community I this week as follows: f Thursday a, ternoon at the home of above high school age who are in- No. 1 Heavy Hens, any ROUND-UP" March 2, The Women's Mission- Mrs. Omar Glaspie. The devotion- terested in this nature of club ac- size : ...... 13c ary Society will meet at the home! als and program, with prayer as tivities are invited to attend. Light l In order to get .this price, you Biggest Out-door Production of Miss Bertha Wood, at 2:30 p. m. the main thought, were in charge refreshments will be served at the must bring a copy of this ad. since "The Covered Wagon." Saturday, March 3, Junior band i0f Mrs. Kitson. Mrs. Stanley Mc- close of the program. Also Comedy and Cartoon Chronicle Liners Cost Little; Accomplish will meet at the home of Mrs. Gee. I Arthur sang "Near to tl~e Heart of No. 1 Heavy Springers, Wintersteen at 2:30 p. m. God." She was accompanied on the not staggy ...... 13c GREYS DROP TWO, Much Sunday, March 4, Sunday school piano by Mrs. Judson Bigelow. No. 1 Leghorns ...... 10c at 2:00 p. m., folIowed by preaching 5Ira. Kitson read a beautiful poem BLUES LOSE ONE at 3:00. There will be no evening on prayer. "The Little Black Pan- service because of the revival ser- sy" was read by Mrs. Robt. Chad- Concluded from first page. MONDAY, MAR. 5 t vices at the Gagetown Nazarene ton. Gleanings, from the address attempts, which cost them the church. given by Joseph Smith of India. at game. Score by peNods: No. 1 Veal ...... 61/~c Tuesday, March 6, Cottage pray- the mid-year Baptist Association Elkton ...... 2 6 8 8--24 Hbher n iok ock, in- er meeting at the home of Miss meeting held a short time ago in Cass City ..2 ...... 6 10 4 3--23 Bertha Wood. The monthly church Bad Axe, were given by several~ board will meet after the prayer. members. Mrs. "D. R. Graham ! Pigeon jumped to a 13-2 lead at Care Poultry Plant creased power, quicker" Gagetewn Chureh~Sunday, Mar. =,the first quarter, then co:cared ,to rClosed the meeting .with prayer• 1 CAR0, MICH. 4--Sunday school at 10:00 a. m. i an easy victory over the Blue starting and gr¢~¢r rni~e- Morning worship at 11:00. N.Y. The regular all-day meeting of squad, although Cass City out- P. S. at 7:00 p. m. Sermon by .the Huron-Tuscola Counties Asso- scored them in each of the remain- 8ge: In [ ct everything evangelist at 8:00 p.m. Subject, ciation for the Promotion of Holt2 ing three periods. Kretzchmer and "Being Made Free from Sin." hess will be held at Millington, in Wilfong gave Pigeon the early , is higher the price. We welcome you to all these ser- the Nazarene church .on Friday, lead. Maharg did .the local's only vices. March 9, 10:30 a. m., speaker, scoring. Kelly scored twice .and Rev. Earl Kincaid; 2:00 p. m., Kilbourn and Maharg each once in Free Methodist Church--A. H. speaker, Rev. C. A. Sanders; 7:30 the second period, and they re- Hazzard Pastor. p. m., speaker, Miss Lila Fish. A duced the Pigeon lead to 18-10 at Wilmot--Sunday school, 10:30. cordial invitation extended to all. ithe half. What are the Preaching, 11:30, Basket lunch. i Kelly found the hoop for three Prayer meeting Thursday, 8:00 ]baskets before he retired early in ithe fourth period. Schmidt ,took advantages of this p.m.Quarterly meeting services will SPRING RALLY OF EPWoRTF! !advantage of the fast breaks to be held at this church March 9 to LEAGUES OF DISTRICT ~register nine points in the second 11. i half. Maharg was good for two .ew Good Hay Creek~Sunday school, 10:00 The Cass City Methodist Episco- i shots from under the basket, b~zt a.m. Preaching, 11:00 a. m. Song pal church is to be the host to the the locals were unable to get many and praise ~ervice, 7:30 p. m. semi-annual Spring Rally of Ep- i openings. Gowen and Hunt failed Gu|[ Gasoline? Preaching, 8:00 p. m. worth Leagues of the District Fri- to score for the locals. Kelly and Rev. R. Milk of Snover will give day and Saturday, April 27 and 28. i Wilfong led the scorers with 10 two very interesting and helpful Over two hundred young people points each, while Maharg and addresses March 6 and 7 at 8:00 from forty parishes in the Thumb Schmidt each had nine. Score by p. m. His subject will be "The are expected to attend the supper- periods: Grand Old Man and His Family." program which will open the con- Pigeon ...... 13 5 6 5 29 STOP in today for this ne_..wwhigher a.ti-kno~k Good All are cordially invited. - vention. Rev. Charles Bayless is Cass City ...... 2 8 6 7--23 chairman of the district committee A re-organized Akron .team gave Gulf Gasoline, and get these ~e¢ se~|¢~: Baptist Church Preaching Sun- on arrangements. the Greys their fourth defeat of day morning at 10:30• Theme, two points or less. The Cass City 4. Clean your win&hieicL first period scoring was done most- "What and Where Is God." This! Venetian Invented Commas 2. Fill ~our radiator. I ly by Kercher, who was good for is a second sermon of a series on Our system of punctuation was 3. Check your oil. six points. Akron, however, was this subject. Considerable comment devised by a learned printer of Ven- 4o tnftate ,/Our tir¢~ was made on the sermon last Sun- ice who lived in the Fifteenth and passing better than the locals and day. Sixteenth centuries.. the score was seven all at *.he end Sunday school at 11:45, Cecil of the period. Only three baskets . &Cass City Oil & Gas@ Brown and Mrs. J. Bigelow, super- were made in the same period, Company Victoria Falls Dwarf Niagara intendents. those going to L. Pinney, Kilbourn, ~0~ STANLEY ASHER, Mgr. Junior B. Y. P. U. at 3:30, Ruth Victoria Falls, in Africa, ts more and Thompson. The Greys had a Jean Brown, president, i than two and a imif times as hifd~ one point half time advantage. B. Y. P. U. Senior, at 6:30, Stan-I as Niaz'm'a. ' Wallace and Luther were each