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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-01
A Statement by American Lego

A Statement by American Legion
In tuesdays Npsilanti Press
an unfortunate note was sounded
in connection with the Citys deci.
sion which denied to the American
Legion the right TO call together
in peaceful assembly such persons
as wished to celebrate the memory
OF our Independence The decision
had been preceded by a consider.
able amount of discussion. Until
Tuesday the whole matter so Tar
as public print or open statements
went. had been discussed on a high
plane We regret that public men
ton was made Of the pointless and
irrelevant item about who does or
does not lose money by the propos-
ed cancellation OF the celebration
All persons, both leading and
ordinary who sincerely desire to
protect Ypsilanti are right in vote
ing their attitude. but they should
not impS that the loss OF money
is any part or the issue
The money earned by last year
celebration was set aside to finance
decent entertainment for soldiers
quartered in this area II was
spent for that purpose and We
have ample evidence that il was ap-
preciated by the service men The
money, if any. from this years
event was planned to serve the en-.
listed men from Ypsilanti and their
families in case need should come
to them while the men are in ser.
vice or in the transition period af-
ter the war Therefore We are at a
loss to know who the several or
carnations are which stand 10
lose money by canceling the ceie-
bration. II the reference is made
to the money already spent by the
Legion in preparation for the cele-
bration. let them cease their re.
grets. The Legion has never once
regretted this expenditure We are
glad to have made the effort. The
Legion has never once appealed to
any one TO alter his opinion on the
question OF cancelling the celebra-
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Municipal Court

Fines we're paid IN municipal
court "Wednesday afternoon and
TINS morning were for disorderiy
conduct. Byron Bean, SIS. asd Pes
sic Smothers SIS. Speeding. II. n.
Franson SO. II. ". Badgley slO;
and Harold Bishop SIS Improper
passing OF another vehicle. George
". Hurlbert IS. Robert p Menner
81 J. II. Ostrander Sc and Edward
Hoover IS.
Others who paid fires for traffic
vio'at'o-s We F1-oid Bishop driy-
ing a7. lst traffic. IS. 6. l. Snod
grass. no tail light on car. SO. p. T..
Ma7Cno. defective equipment on
truck and no chauffeIr's license.
$40. lowell & warner. stop viola
ION. 81 al baltimore Hayward
.u'rnz t-affi- and no operators
license. $50.
Jean Russell pad 81 fine at
police headquarters for disorderly
niucf Miss Elizabeth Gorham
paid SO fine FOR a stop violation
and vas ordered 70 make restitu-
ton for damage done by the car
she vas dr. s. 10 &C operated BY
Erwin Parker Wednesday nizht at
LaForge Road and =. Fu-on -.
Eighteen persons paid fines Of one
dollar each for overtime parking
and other minor traffic violations.
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Miners

Continued from Page One)
OF these special groups tends TO
overlook the major issue. the win
ming Of the war, to the immediate
interest OF the particular group. :,
lckes mentioned John l.. Lewis,
UNIV president, twice by name,
once in quoting from a letter he
said he had received, urging that
the strike be ended by freezing
all union funds and arresting Lewis
and other union leaders for trea-
SON"
The secretary balanced that quo
tation with excerpts from other
letters urging that the mines he
taken from the operators and
wages raised The second men
ton OF Lewis came in Ickes' state
ment that he had not made any
deal with the UNIV head or
with the UNIV head or with the
operators.
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War

CONTINUED from Gage One)
assault. setting fires visible for
100 miles, and other Allied bombers
attacked the Lautem. Fuiloro and
Penfoei airdromes on Timor Is
land. Allied fighters meanwhile
battled 81 Jap bombers and zeros
which raided Port Darwin in Aus
tralia. Six Jap bombers and two
zeroes were shot down and seven
enemy bombers and a fighter were
damaged The Allies lost six
fighters. The raiders caused some
damage and casualties on the
ground
lull In Europe
lnl Europe. lull appeared in
the Allied aerial war on the CON
tinent The British admiralty an
nounced three. and possibly five.
AXIS vessels sunk in Italian wat
ers by submarines Of the royal
navy, including a large transport
and two supply ships definitely
sent to the bottom.
In Russia. the midday Moscow
communique spoke only of desul-
tory artillery actions and recon
Nuisance thrusts. At one uniden-
titled point, the bulletin said. So
Wet engineers during the night
cleared path through minefields
permitting passage at dawn Of in
fantry reconnaissance units which
broke into German trenches, killed
zoo Nazis, destroyed two block.
houses and brought back prisoners.
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Pick Of The Air Today

io;3o-March Of Time Vacation
finale.
CBS-S:O0 Mary Aston and
others:
S:30-Death Valley Days,
9.0O-Major Bowes Amateurs;
9:30-Stage Door Canteen;
10:00-First Line. 4 s. Navy
BLU. 05-Good Old Days;
S.30-The New Eve:
S:15-Lum and Abner,
9:3O-Eddy Howard Band
lO:30-Wings to Victory
MBS-S:O0-This is our Enemy;
S:3O-Vincent Lopez Music;
9:3O-Harmony Hall:
ll:30-South American Serenade.
Friday
NBC-ll.S0 a. m. Snow Village;
1900 p. M 4. s. Marine Band;
Melodic Strings
CBS-ll:O0 a m.-Golden Gate
quartet.
i:3O p. m.-Perry Como. Song;
30-Are You Genius Quiz.
BLUE-l0:3O a IN Baby Insti.
tute:
1880 p. m-Farm and Home pro-
gram:
l5-My Story, Drama
MBS -l:3O-Luncheon with Lopez
3: 20-Cheer up Gang.
4.30-Themes and Variations.
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MRS. LAURA KREss WEBER

Mrs. Laura kress Weber, born
October 10. 1891 to Simon j kress
and Anna Riddle krcss. in Ann Ar
Dor, passed away this morning at
so a m at her home, 1923 Wash
tenaw Ave. after an illness Of III
years She had been critically i'll
for the past two months. Mrs.
Weber. who had resided in Npsi-
lanU the past ~ years, attended
Ann Arbor grade school and high
school and was graduated from a
nursing course al Peterson Pri-
waite Hospital, Ann Arbor.
On July Is. 1917, in Ann Arbor.
/ she was married to Theodore S
Weber, who survives her with their
three children. Theodore S, Jr.. in
United States Army Fort Riley.
Kansas. Richard X, at home; and
a daughter Monica NJ, also at
home, her father. Simon J Kress;
two brothers Otto. Npsilanti,
Lewis, Ann Arbor: and one sister
Miss Charlotte kress. Detroit
Mrs. Weber had been an active
member Of the s.. Johns Catholic
Church 81 John Altar Society.
American Lesion Auxiliary and the
Home Association. and she was
chairman Of Washtenav County
Association for Prevention Of Can
Ger
Friends may call at the home
Because word has not yet been re-
ceived from the son in the service,
funeral arrangements have not been
made.
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Schools

Continued from Page One)
pense and to permit the develop
ment OF an adequate instructional
program for child, youth and adult
educational svocational and recrea
tional needs
Would Set Limits
Creation OF district limits so
that. generally, no child OF elmer
tary school age shall be on a school
bus more than 80 minutes. and
that no secondary school student
more than As minutes.
Location OF schools within dis.
trict so that no elementary school
child shall walk more than one
and a half miles. and no secondary
school student more than two miles
In outlining a tentative set Of
educational standards. the commits
sion emphasized that "the most i'm
portant and significant learning oc-
ours during the elementary years
and that as matter Of basic in
structional policy smaller classes
should be encouraged at the ele-
mentary level and increasingly
larger classes provided at the lower
and upper secondary levels
A well-rounded program OF public
education. the commission said, de
ponds not only on a balanced pro-
gram OF instruction. but also on
we'll trained and carefully selected
teachers. safe and sanitary build
ings and sites adapted TO modern
child. youth and adult Institutional
and related needs. adequate text
books. supplies. etc.
The report was. one Governor
Kelly had requested In time for
analysis before the special session
Of the legislature expected to be
allied this fall.
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Walled Lake to
Have Celebration

In keeping with the spirit OF In
dependence Day" celebration, Wall
ed Lake Amusement Park an
nounces a spectacular program of
events for Friday, July 2. Saturday,
July s. Sunday. July 4. and Mon
day. July 5 Heading the list Of
thrilling features will be mammoth
fireworks displays on Saturday and
Sunday nights. July Ord and 4th.
The two brilliant gigantic displays
will be given with a change in the
program pyrotechnics nightly.
New and inspiring set pieces will
be on display along with a goodly
number OF comedy effects. while
the soaring rockets and high ex-
plosive bombs add a fitting crescen-
do 10 the art OF fireworks techni-
clans.
For Sunday night. July 4th. the
program will present set pieces of
patriotic character with the nerve
tingling and breath taking Battle
in the Clouds as he concluding
number. A score OF fireworks ex-
perts have been busy for several
days arranging the set pieces an
aerial effects so as TO have every
thing in order for the nightly
change OF displays
All rides and amusements will be
ready for the holiday crowds while
the entire park will be in gay
decorations OF flags. bunting and
streamers. In the picnic groves ad.
ditional tables and benches have
been provided for family and picnic
parties.
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National eroadcastInq Company

National Broadeastlng Company
RED NETWORK -WLW 700, WV
$50. WHAM 1850. WMAQ go.
BLUE NETWORK-WXYZ 1870,
Columbia Broadesstins Company
WJR 100. WBBM $50, WCKY 1880.
WFBM 1860, VICAR l4s0. WBNS
1860. WOOD 1910.
BLUE NETWORk-WOWO 1870.
Mutual Broadesstina Company
RED NETWORK WLW 100.
BLUE NETWORK - WLW 700,
CKLW 500. WJBK 1920.
WLW 700. WGN 729.
Tonight
Talks BLU $50 Town Meeting
from Portland Ore. is Labor
Cooperating Fully IN the War
E::ort?'; MRS 9:lJ Donald VI.
Nelson on Increased Steel Pro.
GdCtion": MBS 1915 Rep. Sam
uel Dickstein on Chinese Exclu.
sion Act.
NBC-S: O0-Words at War Wen.
dell Winkie and. His One
World:
30-Aldrich Family Vacation
Finale.
9.0O-Bing Crosby;
9:50-Rudy Vallee Leave his
program for duration;
l0.oo-Garry Moore. Jimmy Du-
rante:
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Stephan

CONTINUED from Page Onel
visit would be granted il stephan
requests II.
At Detroit. Stephans attor-
neys, Nicholas Safowich and James
z. McCabe. pinned their hopes for
clemency upon two developments
Granting OF new trial by the
circuit court Of appeals az Chica-
go TO six persons convicted OF trea-
son in connection with giving aid
and comfort to a Nazi spy
Committing of the death SEN
tence of Bernard julius Otto
Kuehn So Nazi spy to so years at
hard labor Kuehn provided the
japanese with information which
paved the way for the attack On
Pearl Harbor.
Attorney Walter VI Nelson. sec
rotary of the Detroit branch Of
the Civil Liberties Union and ard
ent supporter OF clemency for Ste.
phan said Kuehns crime caused
thousands OF casualties and mil
lions of dollars damage
What Stephan did was stupid
and wrong he said. but his crime
doesn't warrant a death sentence
The heaviest penalty for a similar
crime in England during the blitz
was two years Imprisonment We
show a hysteria and bloodthirsti-
ness all out OF proportion to what
has happened to us
Stephan was accused OF helping
a fleeing Nazi prisoner. Ober.Lieut.
nant Hans Peter Krug. after his
escape from a Canadian prison
camp last April Krug, captured
later by FBI agents at San An
tonic. Tex. proved the govern
ments key witness against Ste
Dhan
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Funds

Continued from Page One1
the 'armimportant C-C for two
more years.
The tangle over appropriations
will be Strengthened out in time.
but the CCC bill augurs legisla.
tive.presldentisl controversy hich
will outrank the recent ore in
which an angry Congress OVERRIDE
the president on anti.strike legis.
latlon
The amendment 10 the Gee bill
outlsving the use Of subsidies halts
the rollback OF butter. meat and
coffee prices already announced,
forbids any new rollback plans,
and severely restricts even such in
dire e-Ns't- e purchase OF fsrHl
cou oddities With the intent TO sell
a. a loss.
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A. Rites

Howard A. Congdon returned
from Kentucky Wednesday where
he had attended the funeral of Mrs.
f. B. Rankin. mother Of Mrs. Cong
don, who had been III several weeks
and was unable TO 90 to Nicholson
Ky, where the rites were held
Mrs Rankin was eighty.three years
old and had visited her family
quite often in Ypsilanti, the last
time being last summer. Mrs Ran.
kin is survived by three daughters,
Mrs John L. Hume. Coyington. KY,
Mrs. Nell White Coyington. and
Mrs Congdon. and TWO sons. Oscar
and Viemont Rankin and six grand.
Children.
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INK ] also ndu
constipation and
kidney trouble
My sleep wa
poor, as ! would
have TO get up
. and 3 times
d urin h q
night I had
pains I'm my
lers ankle and
joints so bad /
/ could hardly
stand M TO
work. I took
Gillian and this
medicine h q q
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Deaths
SISTER NJ. MONICA

Sister VI. Monica, prioress OF the
Dominican Mother-hOuse, Mary.
wood. who passed away in Grand
Rapids, Tuesday after a long illness
al the age OF 6S years. is an aunt
of the late Mrs. Theodore : Weber
of this city. Funeral services will
be there at Mary Rood Friday. She
had served IN schools az Muskegon,
Bay city and saginaw.
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(Ypsilanti Farm 5uresu)
PRODUCE
(Wolfs Grocery
ROB SOLDIER

Detroit. July 1-INS-Two teen
age bandits were awaiting sentence
today after pleading guilty to rob
bling a furloughed soldier OF his
cash and a 1925 war bond The
youths. Jack R. Briggs. is, and
Angelo Rackus. 10. admitted rob
bling Pvt. Earl C. Schwightenburs,
Of Camp Houze, Tex.
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pains. sourness. bloat and belch-
ing II tends 10 make your liver
more active and 10 clear away the
old bile from your system A.
the same time, Gillian relieves slug
gish kidneys and backache.
Gillian is recommended and sold
by all cunninghar's Drug stores.
Help yourself TO health. start TO.
day by buying bottle Of Gillian,
One bottle Will convince you.
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MICHAEL FORTUNATE

Funeral service will be Friday
at ga. m. a the uht Funeral Home,
Wayne. for Michael Fortunate.
brother Of Joseph Fortunate, this
city. who vas taken suddenly al
his home in Wayne Monday after
noon Mr. Fortunate vas former
resident Of YpsilantI, having been
IN business here about 20 years
ago Burial will be at ST. Johns
Cemetery. Npsilanti
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she She SHOPS
cash and CARRY"
Without Painful Bsekache

Many sufferers relieve nsgging baekaehe
quickly, once they discover that the real
cause ~ their trouble may be tired kidneys
The Kidneys are Natures chief way Of TAX
ing the e1oes. acids and waste out OF tho
blood. They help most people pass about
pints day.
When disorder Of kidney function permits
poisonous matter TO remain IN your blood u
NAV oause nagging baokache. rheumatic pains.
leg pains, loss Of pep and energy. getting Up
nights, swelling, pufiness under the eyes,
headaebes and diIIiness. Frequent or seanty
pas.axos with smarting and burning some
times show. there 10 something wrong With
your kidneys or bladder.
Don't waitl AJAX your druggist for Dosns
Pills, used successfully by millions for over
COS Ears. They give happy relief and will help
the IS miles 81 kidney tubes iush out poison-
az WASH from your ll0od Get Deans Pil.a.
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PITTSBURGH- ms Although
five OF Is blast furnaces have been
ie-opened following the return OF
work o. some soft coal miners. $780,
900 CT the nations $4,000 coal
miners were reported today TO be
Still out on sirikr.
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Gillian, Natures" Medicine

with inc lOpu
in ones stom.
ach. thus help
ing to eliminate
the poisons tina
foster stomach
troubles and to
permit the kid.
neys and liver
TO fun c ii on
properly 1t
sually acts
within 10 min
utes to stop gas
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Veuetab les

Detroit. Mich, July /
BEETS-No. |. s2.2.50 bu.
CARROTS--No. |, sl.50-2 bu.
GREEN ONIONS-Fancy CSC doz.
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Livestock

Livestock
Detroit, Mich. July / Low
choice fed steers $50: medium
and good fed steers. Sl4OO-l5,OO;
common TO medium Offerings
claimed $I3-l4; medium good
heifers. sli-14j0. good sausage
bulls, $l400-1425: medium beef
COWS, $11-l3; Gamers and cutters,
$lt25.
Calves: good and choice grades
$l6-l6.50; common and medium.
grades, $l2.50.l5.5O.
Hogs: Good 10 choice butchers
scaling 10000 lbs, $3.50 1880;
22O-225 lbs Sl4; sows, $l2 1925;
stays, s1O.75-11.
Sheep: Choice native spring
$500 down fleshy closely
shorn lambs. 1880; common light
throwouts. $7.50-12; most slaughter
ewes were shorn kinds at s5.5O-S.5O.
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Anniversary

Miss Ruth Cronkhite. police court
clerk. Is observing today the first
anniversary OF joining the staff of
the local department. Miss Cronk.
hite halls from Breckenridge and
was selected from the graduating
class OF Cleary College before the
ink on diploma was dry. Police
Chief Dan z. L. Patch and officers
and men OF the department say
that she has made a fine record in
the first year OF her incumbency.
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Fire Extinuuished

Fire in a tarpauln covering a
quantity OF roofing material on the
Federal Housing Project az First
and Harriet SITS. Wednesday nisht
about 1880 was extinguished bv
the fire department with little loss.
II is believed lighted match had
been thrown on the covering earlier
in the day and that a small fire had
smouldered until famed into a
blaze some hours later.
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Daily Market Report

bchs.
FRENCH ENDIVE-Fancy, S2.2s s.
ID. box; No. ]. Sl.7j.
VEGETABLE OYSTERS-No. l..
90c-Sl doz. bchs.
HORSERADlSH-No. l, 81 bu.
SPINACH-No. ., $3.50 bu.
ASPARAGUS-No. /. Sl.5O-l.75 doE.
bchs
PARSNIPS-No. l, $3.50 bu.
Rl'uBARB-No. !. CSC doz. bchs.
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Observe Annual
Dedication Friday

In keeping with the annual OBJ
seryanCe Of the Fourth OF July Gus
tom OF several years. here the sum
mer school students OF the twlfth
grade civil government class at
Ipsilsnti High School will clean,
trim and decorate the grave of a
Revolutionary War soldier, buried
in the cemetery on Yost Rd be-
tween Ann Arbor and this city.
The dedication ceremony, which
was written by Alice. Groosbeck
Alice Kirby. and Richard Lee will
be read by the latter at 1880 on
Friday.
On acceptance OF an invitation
from the class, a delegation from
the Daughters OF the American
Revolution will be present.
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Health In June

Ypsilanti Health Department re
ports that during June there we're
five cases Of chickenpoX. twelve OF
measles and one OF mumps. In MAY
there were IS cases al measles.
three OF humps and one each of
scarlet fever and whooping cough.
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To Be Selected

Personnel OF committees OF the
Board Of Commerce will be selected
Friday noon at a meeting OF com
mittee chairmen with President Lu.
man Seamans. and Paul Ungrodt.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-01

Stories will be told by Mrs. Ralph
V. Smith, Saturday al the Childrens
Story Hour from 1880 10 II 80 at
the Public Library.
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Grain
Detroit, Mich, July L
WHEAT-No. 2. Sl.6S.
BARLEY - MaltinL range. las.
moisture, Sl.16-11S, feeding. S1l3
EGGS
Detroit Mich. July /
EGGS-White. L. s. Grade \. jun
hos. 44C; extra large, 4S.S44i2c,
large. 4l.S-43c: medium. 37S-99c;
Brown. L s Extras. Grade A.
large. 41.Sc, L. s Grade B. large.
1880.
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YpsiLdnf Briefs
Locate Car

Twelve hours after Noel Walker,
1902 Grant St, reported TO police
that his 1912 automobile had been
stolen from in front Of 10 y. Wash
ington St. police located the car in
the woods back OF the Peninsular
Paper Company plant on y Huron
St. Tools valued at $500 and left
In the car had not been moleSted.
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Births

Daughter: To Mr.. and Mrs Ern.
est Dieterle, Saline az Boyer Hos.
pital, July I, weight, seven pounds,
three ounces.
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F RIGHTFUL
PAINS TORTURED HER

done wonders for me. It has
stopped the bloating and gas, reg
ulated my bowels. and relieved
the pains. And | have taken only
one bottle"
Gillian, Natures" Medicine
Gillian is a new. advanced medl'
cal compound containing juices
from Is health-giving herbs. "
is taken before meals and mixes
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Fruits

Fruits
Detroit, Mich. July l.
ADMINISTRATIONS. fancy. st.5O-S
~ bu.; No. /. $3.50-4 bu.; Mcietosh
fancy. s3.50-4 bu.; No. l. $685.
bu.: No. ., sl5O bu.: Northern
Spies. No. /. S3.50-4; Jonathans.
No. l, S2.75-3 bu.; Steel Reds, far
cy. S450-5 bu.; No. /, s3.5O-4 bu.
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In The Sick Room

Miss Leeta Jean Horning is con-
fined 70 her home with pneumonia,
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Poultry

Poultry
Detroit Mich, July /
Broilers. e7.5; capons. pounds
up. 81; under 6 pounds. 27.5O;
fowls. 24.6O; stays, 2O.60; geese,
25 turkeys under IS lbs, $3.50,
IS to 90 lbs, $40; % lbs up, 1910:
ducks. %. No loading or unloading
Saturday or Sunday.
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Hollywood-Frank Knox. score
tory Of the Navy: Possession Of
the initiative does not mean that
the war has been won. and thai
victory Is Just around the corner. 9"
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Mrs. Cordelia Barshuff,
Housewife of 1884 Hol-
comb ST, Detroit, Says
She Suffered For Years
From Stomach Agony,
Kidney Trouble. Night
Rising, and Muscular
Pains-Tells How One
Bottle of Gillian, The
Amazing New Natural"
Medicine, Brought Her
Relief.
Yes, Mrs. Barshuff's statement
is amazing it's just one among
hundreds Of similar statements by
grateful Gillian users who found
Health From The Good Earth" in
this remarkable natural medi-
cine. Just read what Mrs. Bar
Snuff has 10 say about this won.
der-vorking medicine:
81 Had Awful Pains"
For years ! suffered from stom-
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81 Had Awful Pains"

For years ! suffered from stom-
ach trouble. gas pains, and bloat.