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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-18
oAKVlLLE FARMERS CLUB
HOLDS REGULAR MEETIN

Oakville, Mich, Jan. Is - Oak
vii Farmers Club met at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. VIII Mason Tues
day evening with about thirty pres
ent. The meeting was called to or,
der by the president. LEVEL Grams.
The song. America" was sung. Mrs
Thurlow Heath at the piano. Praye,
was led by Mrs. Ethel Burget ,e
fore a reading Of the minutes OF last
meeting. and regular business pro
-ceed!ngs.
The meeting was turned over to
the entertainment committee. Mrs,
Thurlow Heath and Mrs. LEVEL
Grams. A recitation, college oil
Cans by Mrs. Ethel Burget, and
reading, A Better World" by
Mrs. William Mason came before
the speaker OF the evening.
Lunch was served and the fol-
lowing committees we're appointed
for the next meeting: entertain
ment, Thurlow Heath and William
Mason: refreshments, Mrs. William
Mason and Mrs Ethel Burget.
The next meeting will be In the
annex OF the Oakville VI. +. Church
when a potluck supper will be
served. It will be the second Tues
day evening in February.
ATTEND FAREWELL PARTY
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Hoffman, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Bogadain. sons,
Jerry and Leonard, Mrs. Daniel
Schneider, daughter Ruth and Idella
Vermitt attended farewell party az
Frenchtown Grange Hall Thursday
evening, given by Mr. and Mrs
Roy Bressler in honor of their son
Raymond who Is leaving today for
the Army.
Son Born
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Giraud arc
the parents OF son, Thomas, born
Sunday. Weight, nine and half
pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mason
spent Monday afternoon at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ma
son, Milan. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
son are confined to their beds with
Influenza bordering on pneumonia
Mrs. Albert Morey underwent a
major operation at the Monroe Hos.
pital on Jan. 3.
Mrs. Bernice Hamlon and daugh
ter Elizabeth and William Bunjak,
Ann Arbor, spent sunday afternoon
and evening with Mrs. Emma San
ford.
After church guests Sunday at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Burget were Mrs. Clyde McCough-
ey, daughters Juanita and Betty
Jean, Charlotte and Shirley Ann
Downing, Cone. and Mr.. and Mrs
Allen Burget. Ypsilanti.
Lloyd Smith is preparing TO have
sale of his household goods Janu.
airy 20 He will live with his
daughter Mrs. Paul Holcomb Milan.
Miss Vida Norris, Ann Arbor,
spent sunday afternoon and eve.
ming at the home OF her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Norris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Sanford
spent Sunday afternoon and eve.
ming al the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Schassberger and Jacob
Burget, Monroe.
Mrs. Casimir Sobicki, Mrs. stan
ley Binicki, and Mrs. George Essen
berg spent Tuesday forenoon in
Milan.
Stanley Binickl, Joseph Binicki,
and Mrs. Anthony Moraski spent
Saturday forenoon In Monroe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley Holliway
have rented the John LeutZ farm
and will move as soon as vacated
by Lloyd Smith and family.
Mrs. Anthony Moraski and daugh-
ters. Margaret Betty. Barbara,
Kathleen. Resale, and Marie were
recent guests at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Stanley Binicki'
Mr.. and Mrs. Harland Smith,
daughters Kay and Karon, son Ger
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Daily Market Report

No. / Sl.50.2; No. ?. 75e-sl; jon
athaus. No. /. $1.25.l75 bu.
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Old Christmas Trees Wanted

A. r. Burkhardt and Donald
Shurtz are asking for old Christ
mas trees TO use as pheasant shell
ters. They are local representatives
OF the Tri-County Sportsman's
League.
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Detroit Cash Grain

Detroit, Mich, Jan IS
WHEAT-No. /, SI51.
BARLEY Mailing range, 145
moisture, Sl-lOSAc; feeding, csc.
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ErultA

Fruits
Detroit, Mich, Jan. IS
APPLES Baldwins, no. I, S1.1.25
bu.; Delicious. No. !. Sl.75 200
bu.; No. ?, s1.50 bu.; Mcintosh.
fancy, s2-225 bu.: No. l. $l5O-1.75
6u.: No. ., 75c-S1.OO: Greetings.
No. !, 90c-sl.25 bu.: Shows, fan
cy, Sl,35 bu. No. /. 90c-S115 bu.:
No .. 50-75c bu. Northern Spies
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ATTEND FAREWELL PARTY

= ENU FNHEWELL FNH
Mr. and Mrs Daniel Hoffman, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Bogadain. sons
Jerry and Leonard, Mrs. Daniel
Schneider, daughter Ruth and Idella
Nermitt attended farewell party al
Frenchtown Grange Hall Thursday
evening, given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Bressler in honor of their son
Raymond who is leaving today for
the Army.
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Son Born

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Giraud arc
the parents OF son, Thomas, born
Sunday. Weight, nine and half
pounds.
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CHAPTER TWELVE

CAPTAIN BERRIMAN'S TRADE
against her husband made Paige
say, please don't talk, Rusty.
please don't say word" Her face
was whittier than ever as she hand
ed her purse to one Of the invesu-
gators now standing at her elbow
Somehow she was not surprised
when he lifted out the mother-of-
pearl compact and cigaret case and
then the secreted suede-wrapped
packet. Inside it were two diamond
solitaire rings, also an emerald-cut
ruby with its matching bracelet.
There was a narrow diamond brace
let, a jeweled watch, and a strand
OF graduated pearls, luminous and
lovely. There were the diamond ear
ornaments that she had worn at
dinner with the white fringed din
ner dress, also a pair of small
emerald ones and an old-fashioned
bow-knot brooch Of diamonds and
sapphires.
The captain murmured, That's
quite a collection, Mrs. Carnes."
His voice was uncomfortably per-
turbed.
Thank you" the girl answered
in a voice verging on sarcasm, as If
the remark had been a compliment,
rather than a left-handed accuse
ton.
Captain Berriman looked toward
the two Investigators apparently
hoping to learn from them the rea-
son for the abrupt change in the
girls behavior. The odd smile bare
ly curving her lips insinuated
something more than a mere bluff
The captain opened his mouth to
speak, but changed his mind. He
walked away from the girl and
seated himself back Of his desk
once more. From there he made an
appealing gesture toward one Of
the federal agents who tapped the
gray-suede purse and eyed Paige
shrewdly.
This is rather cleverly con-
structed."
IAN my purses are made that
same way" Her tone was light, al
most fiippant.
Even Rusty was at a loss to I'M
derstand her. He began to be as
angry with her as he had been with
Captain Berriman and the two
agents. Evidently she did not have
sense enough to know she was IN
der a threatening suspicion. If he
could just catch her eye. But that
was the trouble. because Paige's
eyes were not focused upon any
thing.
Except upon a memory. A mem
DRY Of an avid treacherous pink and
white face. Pages smile deepened.
There was no doubt as to who had
instigated the search Of the gray
suede purse. Eugenia North.
In fact, that memory OF Eu-
genias angelically painted face
peering into the opened purse, was
one of such clarity to Paige that it
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seemed as II the blond girl must be
in the room, voicing her ideas. A
ridiculous fallacy, Of course. She
would not be there. Somehow she
managed determinations, without
arousing the suspicion Of the cap
tain, but she would not care to con-
front the person to whom she had
alluded.
Rusty's voice was sharp with
nervous tension. For Pete's sake,
will you please get this business
over with ?"
BE a little more patient, Mr.
Carnes," said the investigator who
was holding Pages gray bag.
And a little more quiet!" thud-
ded the captain.
Why" yelled Restwick Carnes.
so you can do all the shouting
yourself?" He leaned against the
wall and fixed the ships chief with
a scornful gaze. You'd better be
attending to your rowboat. It's just
sitting in the breakwater mooing
like a COW, which you'll have to ad-
nit is pretty silly.
IF you are so smart" replied
Captain Berriman with a tight lit
tie grin, you'll know a pea-soup
fog has closed in on us. And a pea
soup fog can make lot of trou-
BILE"
After a short interval Of silence,
Restwick Carnes said, Yes, you're
right, Captain Berriman. A fog can
make a lot Of trouble"
That remark lifted Paiges head.
She stared at him and suddenly her
face was not white. It was flushed
and furious. She thought, II should
do what I've been sitting here
thinking about while two grown
men have yelled at each other like
children. should do it and let Rus
ty learn exactly what sort of a girl
she is" But, instantly she knew she
could not do II. The unalterable
fact remained. Eugenia was his
love and Paige was in a position
to spare his knowing that his love
had been guilty Of a sneaking trick.
The only thing for me-" Paige de-
cided with spirit, us to be eternally
ashamed that I ever held an infinit-
esimal thought about the man."
She frightened her hands to keep
from trembling. Gentlemen, what
do you want explained"
Just these" one OF the federal
men said. He gestured to the small
pile Of jewelry.
1T is quite a collection" the cap
tain added.
Restwick Carnes ground out,
You said that once"
Again Paige glanced at him, but
the i'll feeling he had held for her
questioners was disappearing from
his face and being replaced by a
suspicious curiosity similar to
theirs.
The girl turned to the captain.
Yes" she agreed crisply, ut is
quite collection. And I assure you
that it is worth far more than
SIS, 600"
The second agent poked into the
assortment, moving aside the two
diamond solitaires and the narrow
diamond bracelet. This much
might be considered worth SIS. 900
Am ! correct? ?" His eyes probed
Pages.
Probably" she murmured. She
dropped her head against the dis
heartening coldness OF Restwick
Carnes. And again that fury for
having felt any emotion for him ex-
cept absolute hatred, swept through
her. "You surely have list Of the
stolen articles"
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Buy More war Bonds
War Requires Money

The Ypsilanti Daily Press is glad
10 cooperate with the Treasury De-
partment in keeping the following
message before our readers:
II will cost money to defeat
the Axis. Your government
call. on you 10 help now.
Buy war bonds and stamps
today. Buy them every day.
Buy them on a regular basis.
Bonds cost as little as y1s.75.
Stamps come as low as 10
cents. War bonds and stamps
can be bought at all banks,
stores. post Office. the Daily
Press Office and from your IN.
slant Daily Press carrier boy.
The Ypsilanti Daily Press urges
all Americans TO support your gov
eminent with your dollars.
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mbattIed Love

"Yes." Again the ofncial man
poked at the outlay Of jewels. The
diamond rings and a diamond
bracelet. On this particular Job" he
said pointedly.
Paige felt her lips pulling into a
silly grimace that approached hys-
terra. It dawned on her that these
men confronting her were consider
ing the fact that she had robbed,
not only the chattering Brazilian
diplomats, but also other victims.
Still Rusty did not venture to help
her. His body was upright and In
sultingly uncompromising.
She said. why don't you ten me
who has accused me?"
you haven't been accused, Mrs.
Carnes. This Is simply routine in
vestigation.
81 thought you'd say that" The
girl gave a short laugh. II think
If you will permit me to go to my
room for a very short time we can
straighten out this matter"
Il will accompany you" One Of
the federal agents moved beside
her.
That isn't at all necessary. I
simply want to get a small brief
case from a black suitcase"
lnsistently the man said, IN go
with you"
Perhaps" jeered Paige, you'd
prefer to go alone"
At that moment she did not un-
derstand the alacrity with which
he carried out her sarcastic sug-
gestion.
Later, back in the stateroom, she
did. She knew then, that during the
few minutes they had waited in the
captains suite for the investigator,
minutes that she had thought
meant the man was having trouble
finding her briefcase, had not
meant that at all. They had meant
that he was making a rapid, thor
ough, but rather messy search of
all her belongings.
Il wouldn't mind the shopping
so much" she grumbled to Rusty
later, "if he had put things back
where they belong. He even took
the tissue paper out OF the toes Of
my evening sandals-worse still, he
left 1t out"
Restwick Carnes smashed out his
cigaret. He was frowning. "Oh,
stop wailing ike a banshee! You're
exonerated. You showed your in
surance policies. You proved the
jewels were yours. You made fools
out of the three men"
And someone else"
IF you mean me"
mo" Paige shook her head. mot
you" she said GRITTY. IF any
thing, you made fool Of me. There
you stood, lawful husband, fixing
your lawful wife with a look that
branded her half Mata Hari and
half Lucrezia Borgia." She was At
ting mis-mated gloves together fu.
riously, with loud whacking noises
Rusty was resentful. II did not
told Captain Berriman to min
his own business"
yes, know" she drawled with
insinuating portent. AT first yol
did. But, oh boy, when you saw
some jewelry, you became more
suspicious than the three others put
together" Savagely she buckled
large suitcase. And that dandy re.
mark about fog causing a lot OF
trouble! The height Of affection
But relax, my pet. The person I've
made a fool of doesn't know 1t yet
but sooner or later I'm going to f.
that person as I've never fixed any
onew
ITO Be Continued)
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II Of Natures finest th-givink
herbs. 1t Is taken before meals and
mixes with the food In ones stom-
ach, thus helping to eliminate the
poisons that foster stomach trou-
bles and to permit the kidneys and
liver to function properly. Gillian
usually acts within 10 MINUTES
to stop gas pains, sourness, bloat
and belching. 1t tends to make your
liver more active, clear away the
old bile from your system, and re-
lieve sluggish kidneys and back
ache. 1t also aids in relieving agon-
izing, energy-sapping pains In the
muscles and Joints.
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near bis home, and the waters in.
vading his bedroom carried him
out asleep on his mattress to the
raging current outside. He awoks
in time TO rescue his cat and dog
and found lodging for the night In
his auto.
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,44noo Enas scRAMaLEn

LOS ANGELES-UP-Ths great
est dish OF scrambled eggs ever re-
corded in California occurred here
when q heavy truck and trailer
laden with eggs skidded and over
turned. The load comprised 400
cases OF eggs. making a total OF
$4,000 eggs that went into the
scramble.
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WASHINGTON-UP-The Unit.
ed Shoe Workers OF America (CIO)
said that the recent shoe ration
ing order will create unnecessary
hardships" on shoe workers and
consumers. The order, they said
will throw thousands OF shoe work,
ers out of jobs and will result. I'M
less modified, in the disappearance
OF low-prlced shoes.
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gYNOPsIs

A chance meeting In the San Francisco
fog leads 10 a spur-of-the moment
marriage in Reno by
PAIGE SHELTON, whose sweetheart
Allies. and
REsTWIcK RUSTY) CARNES III.
wealthy descendant OF early Hawaiian
settlers. Rusty marries TO spite the
girl he thinks he loves,
EUGENIA NORTH. his selfish nsneee-
YESTERDAY: Rusty's angry protests
when the ships captain asks 10 ex-
anime Pages purse during the in
vestigation OF, the Jewel robbery
bring a biting retort from the cap
tain.
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SEES THREAT TO DONATIONS

PITTSBURGH-UP-Publie ana
semi-public institutions face a cut
In philanthropic donations OF a s25,
900 ceiling Is placed on individual
incomes. according TO Michael l..
Benedum, oil man. He warned cut
ting off this source OF support viii
force churches, schools and hos
pitfalls to seek governmental aid,
subiecting them to the "whim and
caprice OF partisan politics"
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NorHINo NEW no THEM

READING, Pa.-UP-Minna Dora
.DeTurck, and Mary f. Dennis prob
ably can boast one OF the most man
sized women's jobs in the country
and they've been at 1t for 25 years.
Misses DeTurck and Dennis have
been employed since Sept. 10, 1917.
as tracers in the drafting room OF
the motive power and rolling equip
ment department OF the Reading
Company and Jersey Central Rail
road.
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Astounding? Yes, Mrs. Schoen-
rocks report Of how Gillian brought
her glorious relief after rs long
years Of suffering, Is indeed as
founding! And yet, this Detroit
woman's Joy and gratitude for Gil
jan is duplicated in hundreds OF
statements. Men and women alike
tell Of amazing relief brought by
Gillian, after they had suffered for
years with stomach misery, bloat-
ing gas, and other ills due to faulty
elimination. Mrs. Schoenrock saws:
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Half-Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

Harry Bland elimination billiard tour
nament and playing under point handicap the largest
in the league defeated by Masonic
League
Judge Alfred Murphy Detroit the speaker for tn. father
and banquet Bellevlle.
Mrs Seth Mereness WRC try TO
all OF Civil War Veterans marked
the government furnishing the markers
The OAR heard valuable talk Michigan
institutions by Mrs Craig Miller Marshall
Corrections Commission, at the Literary Clubhouse
Marriages OF Bertce A Charlie.
T. williamson London. Ont Detroit Mary Gaop
and Leon Fuller in Ypsant
On question joining the League OF
the Normal College negative Nickel Richard
Ford and Shackson defeated Albion College
and the affirmative Edward Heyman Dorothy and
Cee Matheison unanimous decision from Oye College
Olive
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SEA WAS NEVER LIKE THIS

SAN DIEGO, Gallup Howard
P. Cooke. retired Navy pharmacists
mate, believed his seagoing days
we're over. but he did not count on
the storm possibilities OF Southern
California. A storm drain burst
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ASHLAND, Mass.-INS- Fire of
undetermined origin here destroy
ed the century-old Odd Fellows
Building, four-story wooden
structure, with the loss estimated
at $4,000. The blaze is believed
to have started in the rear OF a
clothing store on the first floor.
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BAG ACH T
and RHEUMATIC PAINS
TORTURED HER FOR rs
YEARS, SAYS HOUSEWIFE

Mrs. Margaret Schoenrock,
of 621 Baldwin, Detroit,
Mich, States She Was Un-
able To Do Her House.
work Because OF Fright
full, Energy-Sapping Aches
and Pains-Could Not Di-
gest Her Food-Gives All
Credit To Gillian, The
Natural" Medicine, For
Bringing Grateful Relief.
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Today's Horoscope

Integrity and a high sense OF
honor are characteristic Of those
whose birthdays are on this date.
Literature and art interest them
deeply. and they are devoted to
their loved ones. They have the
ability to lead and direct others,
possess keen minds and exercise
prudence In all their actions
Should they have to be on the
highway at dawn OF this. their
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More war Bonda-

INTELLECTUAL BANKRUPTCY
The program Of non-technical re.
search in American universities
lest the nation be forced into "in-
tellectual bankruptcy by the war.
as advocated by Robert VI Hutch
ms, president OF the University
OF Chicago, should have nationwide
support.
Because the government is e.
tablishing in the public mind the
doctrine that technical training is
the only education for war. the
public mind may eventually con
clude that technical training is the
only education for peace" says DR.
Hutchins. Therefore, he declares.
the University OF Chicago will sup
port research whether the faculty
member who is doing it has any
students or not
Financially most large universi.
ties will emerge from the war at
least as prosperous as they went
into II. but IL they are Intellectually
bankrupt, the country will suffer.
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6hexMInufe Tat

1. What chieftain became the
builder Of the Mongol empire?
2. How old was Joan Of Arc
when she led the French Army TO
the relief Of Orleans
3. Who led the Republic Of Ven
ezuela in her war for independ-
ence from Spain?
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DIR. Clendening will answer
questions Of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
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inconspicuously. II is better to
20 to the washroom II you want
to primp, but whatever the cir
cumstances, don't do 1t where
everyone entering the ONCE can
see you.
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Words NJ Wisdom

Nothing is too high for the dar-
ing OF mortals: we storm heaven
itself In our folly.-Horace.
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Hints on Etiquette

n you have no other place TO
20 TO do it. you may powder your
nose at your desk II you can do 80
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n Was In Constant Agony

Il suffered from gas pains and
bloating in my stomach for rs
years. I was in constant agony,
and could not digest my food. !
also went through torture from
backaches, headaches, and awful
rheumatic pains in my arms and
legs. The pains were so bad 1 was
unable to do my Homework. Now,
however, / have obtained wonder
ful relief, with Gillian. haven't
any more gas pains or bloating,
my appetite and digestion are
better, and my bowels move more
regularly. Gillian has also relieved
me Of those frightful headaches,
backaches, and other aches and
pains. 1 feel 1000 betterw
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Your Health
Many Illnesses
May be Traced
to Animals
Or. Logan clendenIns

MAN RECEIVES many Of his
illnesses from his animal compan-
ions, both the domestic and the
wild animals that he may hunt. A
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Fifty Years Ago

Will Robert the Votey Organ
Co., Detroit, overhauling the Methodist
Franklin Carpenter Baltimore Md purcased
Robbins Edwards hardware
possession and will bring his family here
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ITO Be Continued)

birthday, they should avoid traf-
&c hazards or other causes Of ac-
cident. They should not start the
day by moving in mental ruts, but
let inspiration and imagination
work their full magic in their
consciousness. Things these per-
sons buy in the forenoon Of this
day may increase In value later
in the year. In the afternoon they
will bring about a reconciliation
between two friends who love each
other. but who are parted tempo
rarily through misunderstanding.
0ne-MInute Test Answers
/. Genghis Khan.
2. Seventeen.
,. Simon Bolivar.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1943-09-09

Having sold the farm, will sell all of personal
the thereof the farm of the late G. L. Hdebrand
mile South of Derson Montgomery County the road leading
from Dckson to Baesve Beasve road being Is miles South
of Frederick, Nd
Montgomery County sentinel., 1943-09-09
Public Sale
LIVESTOCK and FEED

We will sell on premises, known
as the cap" Stine farm, on hard
road leading from Balleager
Creek Pike to the Old Point of
Rocks Road, about 5 miles south
west of Frederick, Md, and about
31s miles west of Adamstown and
Buckeystown, Nd, on
Saturday, September III, 1943
beginning promptly at IL o'clock
noon (E.W.T.), the following, to-
wit:
so HEAD OF CATTLE - 80
Holstein heifers, bred, some are
close springers; 2 Guernsey heifers,
real individuals; 16 Holstein heif-
ers, not bred; 2 Holstein bulls.
All are T. B. tested.
This is a real herd Of cattle,
and if you are looking for some
thing to grow into money, attend
this sale.
25 TONS OF MIXED HAY.
The purchaser may have the priv
ilege to bale same on premises.
Refreshments served on grounds.
Terms-Cash on sale day and
no animals removed until paid for.
BENJAMIN L. SNUFF,
ROBERT M. MYERS.
John w. Null, Astctioneer.