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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-13

Miss Ruth vorce. Ann Arbor.
spent Sunday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Wsrdle.
George Knsvel. ypsilanti. spent
the week end with MIR. and Mrs.
Harry kempf and daughters.
Misses Irma and Eta Lou.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley Hannah
were Sunday dinner guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. stephen Zobb. Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Book we're
Detroit visitors Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Swsninger
and family. Detroit, visited sunday
evening at the home Of their par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. S. Swaninger,
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. j. Phillips we're
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
Rattray Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rattray at
tended the supper sponsored by the
Rebekahs at the IO.O.F. hall in
Milan.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Haddon. De
troit, were Sunday dinner and sf-
ternoon guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Schroen and sister, Miss
Florence Schroen. In the evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Haddon visited Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Curry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Schneider
and daughter Hilda, East Ypsilanti,
and Mr.. aud Mrs. II. T. Splitter,
Ypsilanti. were Sunday dinner and
afternoon guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Splitter and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Setter and
son spent Sunday afternoon with
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Mettert and
family. Vandercook Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley Whit, Up
SLANT, were guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. Morris Walworth and family
Sunday.
Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Schroen and family, South
Lyon, aud mother. Mrs. Minnie
Schroen, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Schroen and Miss Florence
Schroen. Mrs. Minnie Schroen IS
spending an indefinite visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Fiegel and
family. Pittsfield.
Miss Ruth Earle, Npsilanu, was
a dinner and afternoon guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Floury, Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Kempf and
son Gary, Ypsilanti. visited their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kempi
and family. In the evening Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Kempf, Jr.. and son
David, Ypsilanti, visited at the
home of their parents.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Joseph Chic and
son James were entertained for
Sunday dinner at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. W. Sturteyant, Wayne.
Mrs Joseph Book and sons.
Duane and Edward, spent Sunday
with Henry Klatt and daughter,
Mrs. Blanch Preston, Wayne.
James Court spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Court, Ypsi-
lanti
Fuller Searles, Detroit, spent the
week end with his mother, Mrs.
L. F. Searles.
Bert Clemens. Garden City. visit
ed Saturday forenoon with Mr.. and
Mrs Herbert Sherman.
Carl kempf, Milan, was visitor
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kempf and
family, Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fisher
and son Larry, s. W. Ypsilanti
were Sunday Ivening guests at the
home of their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Finch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Colts ant
daughter Mary. Ypsilanti. spen'
Sunday evening with Mr.. aud Mrs
, Robert Dubois and son.
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Attend Monroe Meeting


Mrs. Jack Downing and Mrs. Gil
bert Darling accompanied Mrs.
Charles Rogers. Azalis. 10 Monroe
to attend a meeting In the county
agents office for the executive CON-
mittees OF county extension clubs.
Miss Gwen Edwards, home demon.
stration agent for Monroe County.
was introduced by Miss Smith. Ian
sing. state extension leader.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Aichisou aud
Miss Vera Grams visited in Monroe
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur LeVssseur
and daughter. Beverly. spent Sun
day with MIR. and Mrs. Raymond
Risch. Detroit.
Mrs. Matthew Schwartz returned
home Sunday after spending two
weeks with relatives 10 Chicago.
William Brabant attended a milk
meeting In Detroit one day last
week.
Arthur Strsub and daughter. An
nibel, and sons, Dale and Arnold,
and Mrs. Jean Kresger aud son.
Robert. OF near Maybee. visited
Mr. aud Mrs. William Brahant
tuesday evening.
Mrs. William Brabapt has re-
turned home after spending q week
with her sister. Mrs. Jess Vande-
mark and her brother, Fred Lentz
COlumhus Grove u
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles LeVasseur
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald LsFever aud
Mr.. and Mrs. Knapp LeVssseur
Detroit, Mr.. and Mrs. Mel Duns
more. Flat Rock. and Mr.. and Mrs
Huey Parker, Belleville, were Sun
day guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. JOSEPH
LeVasseur.
Allen Burget and Elsie kreagel
were guests Sunday at the home o
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burget Othe
afternoon visitors we're Mr.. an
Mrs. Clyde MoCoughey. daughters
Juanits and Betty Jean. near Cone
Miss Lillian McCoughey. Ypsilant!
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Ne,rs From Oakrille

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Zorns. daughter.
Dolores. sons. Jimmie aud Harley.
Guests at the home OF Mr..
aud Mrs. Joseph Levssseur
were Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Walling'
err. son. Don. and Mr.. and Mrs. otto
Chesterfield and daughter Caroline,
Detroit
Mr.. aud Mrs. Daniel Hoffman
spent a day In Dearborn.
Mr.. and MIS-. Joseph LeVssseuT
visited Mr. ard Mrs. Charles Bur
set Saturday evening. Both Mr.. aud
Mrs. Burget are confined 10 their
bone. Mrs. Burget with a broken
ankle and Mr.. Burget from cuts and
bruises received in an accident on
the farm.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Bogsdsir
visited in Monroe.
John Scholl. Elwell I'd. spent
/ hOuudN cNtuiht - Nhe uOhle " W.
sud Mrs. Stanley Binicki.
Mrs. Ethel Hseszle was Milan
visitor Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Rose Grecs spent Monday
afternoon with Mrs. Stanley Bin
icki.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Clyde McCougbe,
and daughters. Juanita Lillian snC
Betty Jean. near Gone. were guest:
sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Zorns
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Msnick
Monroe, were Sunday guests at tbs
home OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Fred Holm
ger.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Herndou
daughter. Janice, and son, Larry
Monroe, were Sunday guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Boeadaiu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph LeNasseu'
spent Monday with Mr.. aud Mrs
Arthur Wallinger. Detroit
| Mr.. aud Mrs. James Day. Detroit
spent Monday with Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur LeVasseur.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ely, Maybee
were guests of MIR and Mrs. Fret
Holzinger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Schassber
ger aud Jacob Burget.- Monroe, Wis
tied Wednesday With Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Burget.
Wayne Bartelle. Detroit. WAS
Saturday guest OF Mr.. and Mrs
John 2awacki.
Mrs. Charles Barnsdale aud Mrs
Paul Larry spent Tuesday IN De
troit
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/ while Tn coming back IN Septem-
Der, Auntie has decided TO remain
in the south OF France"
Hallie's housekeeping brain was
already at work on budgets: train
fare, gas, electricity, lunches for
Eric, food for the two Of them on
$50 a week.
1T might be nice In the sum-
mer," Eric said dreamily. ANY
swimming or tennis"
Sue pulled at the lobe OF her ear.
Yes and no." she answered. IF
you had a car, any kind Of car,
you could go to the lake. I don't
know about tennis. OF course you
might meet some people ="
Il could go for q little country
club life. Shall we take it, Halle ?"
Halle let her breath out Its
the answer to prayer. When / 90
to Worburn, I can bring by old car
back. Sue, you are an angel
straight from the blue"
"Of course, 1t will Just be for the
summer" Eric said. I'm going to
see Meyerling at once, and the
other producers
If you should happen to want
to stay on"-Sue did not say have
to stay on"-there's plenty Of
wood and coal, and the vegetable
garden yield is pretty good-f
Halle can keep up the garden"
"Oh, yes, yes I can," Halle sang.
It wasn't the cocktail that made
her limbs sing; she was going to
Worburn; her future was secured
for a while. She wasn't in Holly
wood. Shed never again have to
walk down Sunset boulevard, never
again have to stand at tearoom
door with smile on her lips and a
menu in her hand.
She wished that she could 60 to
the big house just back Of Green
witch that very night Some funda-
mental thing In her made her long
for the feel Of q spade and rich
earth beneath her fingers. She
dreamed of the garden all that
night. Under her magic touch the
earth would yield wholesome
things: tomatoes and corn and fat
peas and good herbs. And flowers
to remind her Of the garden at
home. She would tend the earth
and II would give back It's fruit 10
her. The years Of worry and work
had takei away something that
was Hallie's girlhood: they were
giving her something that was an
age-old appreciation Of roots and
earthly things.
Sue and Augusta Anderson were
not sailing for Eve weeks. but the
weeks sped by. Halle had three
weeks in New York, and then she
went to Worburn with Louise to
spend a fortnight
Or. Singleton had rented his
house. He was living temporarily"
with a crony. a retired physician,
Or. Goodenough, and 80 Halle
stayed those two weeks with
Louise at her grandmothers home
Her father showed the ravsges
Of his years Of worry and hard
work and his recent illness. He
kept his finger" on special cases,
but he had turned over most Of his
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CHAPTER TWENTY-FIVE

S1A<hA A-AN 1 W A<-N q -
SUE OPENED the door TO the
homecoming Adamses and Fen
nell.. She said, Hello, Funny
Facesi l got here too late to go to
the station with Lou and Toby, but
I don't have to leave until I've
turned over the keys and . few
suggestions. I've got cock
tails ready.
Halle stood In the doorway,
looking in, drinking it all in. Louise
had put up new curtains. There
was a slip-coyer on the lounge.
There were more pictures on the
walls and two more rows of crowd
ed bookshelves. But it was almost
the same as that night when Eric
said. This is only the beginning
Next year we'll have bigger
place. And a bigger one the next
year"
She had lump in her throat and
tears In her eyes. Happy ones, "
she said to Toby, who saw them.
you don't know what 1t means to
come home
We've so much TO talk about"
Louise said, coming In from the
kitchenette with platter OF
canapes.
I'm anxious to talk about that
Job" Eric said.
You're among friends, Adams.
can speak plainly7"
Eric looked surprised, innocent.
why not?" he wanted to know.
IAN I've got to offer you Is q
cakes-and-carfare job, old man,
but things are pretty slow. with
the summer coming along We're
putting more shows on in the fall,
but you know we coast during the
summer.
Get to It. darling" Louise
urged.
Frankly, the best can DO for
you is a bit on a morning program.
had TO, squeeze you in. The best /
could get, with 13-week guaran-
zee, Is $50 9 week"
Halle felt her rising hopes do a
sharp side-slip. Twenty q week In
New York;
Eric said CALAMITY. That's swell,
Toby. I'm not too proud to take IT.
Thanks very much"
Halle thought: Hes sweet
But two can't live on IT," Louise
spoke her thoughts out loud.
This Is where I come in," Sue
put In. Halle, did Louise tell you
I'm going 70 Europe with Aunt
Augusta ?"
Halle and Eric nodded.
I've sub-let my studio for the
summer. so you'll have to clear out
by the first Of June; but we want
somebody to live at the place in
the country, sort Of keep an eye
on 70.
Yes" Louise said brightly,
that's the second Job"
There's a catch in IT," Sue told
them. "Aunte won't part with any
salary for q caretaker.. What !
thought was that you kids would
have a nice, big. comfortable house
TO live in-indehnitely. because,
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raw. srRAir SPEAKS
TO FARMERS CLUB

oakville. Mich. Dec. 10 The
Farmers Club held Decem-
Der meeting at the nome OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James HaesIls With IS pres
ent. A potluck supper was served
at o'clock.
Rev. Lureu Strait. OF the Moore
willie aud London Methodist Church
es, was the speaker OF the evening.
Then Woodrow Jones. the choir
director OF the Ypsilsuu Friends
Church. sang two solos. Congregs'
tionsl singing Of Christmas carols
was led by Mr.. Jones, There will
be no meeting In January. The
February meeting will be an oyster
supper.
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NEW OFFICERS CHOSEN
At ALL DAY MEETING

The W.S.C.S.. OF the oskville
Methodist Church. met at the home
OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Thurlov Heath for
an all day gathering. A potluck din
uer was served at noon 10 81 mem.
bers and friends. Al = business
meeting In the afternoon, officers
elected for the coming year we're:
president. Mrs. Journey Brabapt:
vice president. Mrs. Gilbert Darling.
seer etsry. Mrs. Charles Downing:
and treasurer. Mrs. William Mason.
Miss Eta Essex turned IN $3.50
received from the friendship quilt
which the women have been max.
ing. The next meeting will be in
the church Jan. S.
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OFFICERS SELECTED BY
CflNnAN GTAnnI ~

stony Creek. Mich. Dec. 10 -
The W. NJ. B. Sunday School Class
were guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Robert
VANITY for the December meeting.
approximately % were present 10
enjoy an evening of games and 10
participate in the election OF Of
fcers. The officers a'e Mrs. Ford
Cranson. president, Ralph Parsons,
vice president: Jennings Campbell,
secretary; Mrs. Jennings Camp
bell. treasurer; Mrs. Joseph Book
and Orval Throne. social commit
tee; and Mrs. Robert Exelby, flow.
er committee chairman.
At the close OF the evening. the
hostess served refreshments.
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The Parent Teacher Association
regular meeting at the Tamma-
rack School was attended by APP
proximately 80 peoplJ. Games IF
progressive euchre and pedro were
in play during the evening with
Carslon Nicholson and Mrs. George
Goldsmith winning first prizes, Mrs.
Nicholson and Kenneth Cranson,
second. During the business meet
ing the group discussed the hot
lunch plan at the school. Refresh
ments were served afterward.
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BIackout at Rouge Plant
Deemed Very Successful

Detroit, Dec. 13-AP-Ford No
tor Company officials agreed
that a trial blackout of the huge
River Rouge plant in suburban
Dearborn was highly successful.
The 10 minute blackout. first
tried in this area was ordered on
two hour notice and announced by
whistles and sirens. Within 10
seconds the entire brilliantly
lighted industrial area was com
pletely blanketed by darkness
while $4,000 men within the var
ious plants stood beside their
idle machines.
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scHuYLKILL HAVEN. pap

scHuYLKILL HAVEN. Pap
Folks 10 this little town have
rsdoublsd their efforts TO find sfs,
.so-ths amount now needed to
save one OF their major industries
from liquidation. They started out
10 days ago 20 raise $4,000 for
the W. Y, Miller Shoe Company.
Inc. because three generations OF
Millers have done right by u.s."
and reported TO federal court yes
terdsy that the pot now totaled
Sl5,TSo.
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Attend Meeting

James Welcb, Robert " anty, Guy
Splitter. Joseph Clark. Joseph Book,
Theron VANITY, Fred VANITY. Orval
Throne and Robert Hollowell were
among those of this district that
attended a mems meeting in Yp-
SLANT. Friday evening. DR.. Rice,
Detroit, was the speaker.
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miss Hawk SINGS

Miss Beverly Hauk sang group
of songs at the Mission Study Class
dinner at Plymouth Presbyterian
Church Tuesday evening She was
also guest soloist at the church
service SUNDAY morning
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Mr.: aud Mrs. Edward Houck. Bev-
erly and Marvin, were sunday din
ner guests of Mrs. Esther Hough-
ton, Redford
Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard Houseman
and June visited Mr.. and Mrs.
J. W. Blackmore Wednesday.
Orrin Thompson. Flat Rock, spent
Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs. j. w
Blackmore.
The Misses Nellie and Amy
Blackmore; Detroit, and Jack Black
more, Fort Custer, spent Sunday a.
the parental home.
Mrs. Edward Hike and son. Al
bert, spent Tuesday with her faith
er. Mr.. Colby.
Mrs. J. W. Blackmore and Miss
Nellie Blackmore visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Schrandt and Mr. and
Mrs. George Schrsndt, Flat Rock,
Sunday afternoon.
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WHITE HILL, Pap One
hundred and twenty inmates Of
the state industrial school for boys
here are being taught TO cut bars
and escape. They form the nu-
cleus Of home defense unit be-
ing drilled in military tactics and
emergency duty In case OF air
raids or fire,
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Present at Concert

Mr.. NJ. W Frisbie and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Frisbie. Milan, attended
the Ann Arbor Civic Concert direct
ed by Prof. Maddy. Sunday after
noon
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Canton
Center
BUSY PREPARING PROGRAM

Canton Center. Mich. Dec. 10
Pupils a; Bartlett School are busy
practicing for the Christmas pro
gram TO he given Tuesday. Dec. 20.
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Roller Skatlna Party

Mrs. Ford Cranson and her Sun
day School Busy Bee Class enjoyed
roller skating party at rink in
Ypsilanti Saturday afternoon.
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Christmas pro4am

The Tanisrack School students
will have their Christmas program
Friday evening, Dec. 10.
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MANILA, -AP- The death Of
Capt. Conlin P. Kelly. Jr.. who was
credited with scoring three direct
bomb hits on the Japanese battle
ship OF the Haruna class which
left her In flames, was announced
Friday by the far eastern army
command
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Elan Meyer, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Hauk attended a
lecture at Detroit Institute of Arts
Wednesday evening by the Honora-
Bile J. Appleby, under-secretary Of
agriculture
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Hear Hon. ]. Appleby

Charles Zander is critically III
at University Hospital, Ann Arbor.
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Birthday Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Chic. son
James, we're entertained for din
ner Wednesday evening at the
home of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Buirl Baer, daughter, Miss
Agnes, Whitaker. The occasion
honored the birthday OF Mrs. Chic.
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Walter Merritt, technical serg-
cant, while on furlough from Camp
Livingston, is visiting at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Guenther.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Davis en-
tertained for Tuesday evening din
ner: Frank, Karl, Milton and Miss
Mildred Augustus and Lamar
Thum, Ypsilanti.
Mrs. NJ. W. Frisbie. daughter
Sharon. were luncheon guests
at the home OF Mrs James
Lamont In the afternoon they
met Donald Frisbie who was
excused from school and attended
the Christmas parade in Ypsilanti.
Mr.. and Mrs. Onward Laws,
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FURNISHED = apartment or lake
cottage. Couple with 2 year old
girl. Around $40 weekly. write
ELDERLY NAN desires TO make
his home with private family.
Room on fret floor. Phone s7o-M,
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Real Estate Brokers
BroNsrs0e CARDS

REAL EsTATE-Gsnsrai Insurance.
Ross X. Bower. 1903 W. Michigan.
Phone ss4.
REAL ESTATE-for sale or rent
EHMAN 4 GREENsTREET
iaA " Warrington. Phone 1871
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Legal Notices
Morror OF oNAMcnaY aALA

ChanCe.y sale Nior PARTITION Ano
division OF landsl in pursuance OF
and by virtue OF a decree OF the Cir
cult for tue County OF Washtenaw.
Said decree being dated the Sist
day OF March A. -. 1871 in a certain
cause therein pending, wherein, Deb
by L. Davis Is plaintiff and Alberta
GrinAEe, Lottis Wright, and Lucille
May Richardson. Individually and
as Guardian OF Lenors May Davis,
James ~. DAVIS. Clarence Lee Davis
and Paul 1. Davis, Defendants.
NOTICE Is hereby given that
shall sell at Public auction. TO the
highest bidder at the southsrly front
door to the Court House in the City
OF Ann Arhor. County of Washtsnaw
the place where the Circuit Court for
on tAe a2nd Day Of May 1871 at ten
o'clock in the forenoon OF said day
EAST time so called the following
described property and real estate
towit. Those certain pieces or par
cells OF land in the city OF Ypsilanti,
County of Wanhtenav and State OF
Michigan particularly described as
Lots numbers % and lol Bartholo-
news Addition TO the City OF Ypsi-
lanti. County OF WashtsnAw and
State Of Michigan. All IN accordance
Circuit Court for the County OF
Lee y. Brown. Circuit Court Com
missioner Of washtenaw County,
State of Michigan.
Dated At Ann Arbor. Michigan,
April Z. 1871.
Adv. 3-Sit
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WEST SIDE lot whore the new
homes are, 50 i4b for $500.
LOT IS i31 on z. Cross by thu
park, ready to build on. A bargain
20 ACRES good land on paved
road. 2. OF Ypsi. 1900 per acre.
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tretch Your Dollar By Shopping From The Daily CdssieS
Merchandise
tousenold Furnishings

NNSAsNNNNA
Low PRIcES-on Gold Seal Rugs
and ward goods East side Furni-
ture. Sas = Miehigan, Pm. 1879
NEW sx ~ wool face Administer
rugs $3.50, Only a few left Rem
ders, 3o3S wAshtenAW.
Wearing Apparsi
WANTED Dresses, suits. mems
and women's clothing. sizes 40 TO
So. t05 ". Mich. Pm. i5sS-M.
Farm Products. Equipment
EARLY SEED POTATOES - and
late potatoes for sale. Pm. 1857.
Radio Equipment
CLEARANCE SALE
philco Comb. was t7s.s5 now $50 90
Zenith Radio was $685.. now ssggS
O T.. Comb. was tl5g95. now tiO9sS
Grinnell Bros eI0 W. Michigan.
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For sale Real Estate
Houses

I ROOM HOUSE : in city. light.
water, gas, toilet water heater.
Well built but not completed $500
terms.
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Earl L. Freeman

40 Pearl, Pm. 1888
Insurance OF all kinds in honor
able stock companies.
sity Campus. partly furnished. In
- come $50 mo. Price 5000. Six
rooms. modern. one block from
Normal College $4,000. 1901 +.
University. Ann Arbor.
ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW mo-
dsrn. 5 rooms, EaraRs, big lot. Ad-
dress Mrs. Martin Fuoss. Saline.
n. D. 2, House No. 7lf3-US il2.
Phone Saline 1874.
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WANTED Lots outside city IN
Ecorss Rd. Any number Pay cash
II in good location. Huron
Homes. rs ". Michigan.
FOUR ROOM HoUsH-seii or trade
equity for house trailer. So Jerome
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Live Stock and Poultry

Fer ssls-LlVsstoek, Poultry
BAY GELDING-saddls horse. welt
hammered. gentle neck relnt. Req
istered Jersey bull, one year. sired
bv Formost Diplomat. Ypsilanti
Phone 7I20F-2
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fhone SIS.
NEW PIANOS At used piano
prices. save two WAYS. Only the
House Of Grinnell can make this
offer Grinnell Bros. 40 W. AieA
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Merchandise
Musical Equipment

sPINET PIANO rented : mo. Yon
ave the rent Terms. toi T. Mich.
Phone SIS
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financial
Money To Loan

LOANS 90 build. buy. roflnancs
and repair. 40i per cent yearly BY
our cooperative plan. 80 delay
and no red tape. Ypsiiantl Build-
ing 4 Loan Assn. A. r. Nr-
Andrew. Assistant Secretary. Iii
". Michigan
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Lincoln Borglun, son OF the late
great sculptor, Gutzom Borglum,
Is pictured above arriving in
Rapid City. S. D., to complete the
gigantic Mount Rushmore monu-
ment which his father began
carving In the granite OF the
Black Hills ~ years ago. It was
the late Gutzom Burglum's wish
his son carry on the task which
ended for him when he died last
March.