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The Coolidge examiner., 1945-11-09
Stiller Of Florence
POW Camp Receives
Another Decoration

Major Alexander c. Stiller. now
stationed at POW Camp. Florence.
of Tucson. is among Arlzona's most
decorated war heroes in World War
IL and has been awarded the Bronze
Oak-Leaf Cluster to the Silver Star
Medal for "gallantry in action
against an armed enemy OF the
United States on 2S March l945.
nammelburg. Germany" 1t is his
third citation for gallantry in ac-
ton.
Iae formal presentation OF the
3ronze Oak-Leai Cluster was made
by Colonel Verne {. Smell. com
handing officer at Prisoner of War
Camp. Florence. The major. whose
wife and two children live in Tue
son. has a total OF six years sery-
ice. having served in both World
Wars. During World War ], he par
ticipated in three major battles. and
added eight major battles TO his
record In World War ii. In addi-
ton 10 the triple award of the Sill
yer Star. he has been awarded the
Purple Heart twice.
Landing in Africa with the am
phibious forces. Major Stiller, as
General Patton's field aide, took
part in the Moroccan and TunisIan
campaigns. fought through Sicily.
and was with the 4th Armored Divi-
Germans. only 10 be released 2s
days later as the 3rd Army raced
forward. He took part in the first
assault crossing OF the Rhine River
that spearheaded Germany's final
collapse.
The citation which was read at
review held in his honor at Prt-
soner OF War Camp. Florence.
stated, When several members OF
a mounted patrol were hit by enemy
sniper and machine gun fire. Major
Stiller drove his jeep forward to
where the men had fallen and
evacuated several OF them. He then
returned TO the position. which was
still under enemy fire. bringing aid
men and stretcher bearers to tend
TO the other wounded. Major Stiller
then retrieved the jeep in which
the casualties had been riding. The
courage and aggressiveness dis
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-11-09

played by Major Stiller were re-
sponsible for saving several lives
and reflect great credit upon him
self and the armed forces Of the
United States.
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Wednesday morning special pray
er meeting 80 a. IN.
Wednesday midweek prayer
meeting-7:45 D. IN.
Friday prayer and fasting-s:30
a. N.
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the millions Of men and women
IL in uniform in strange lNnds
In Ge.mcny about 100000
Americans VIII be separated on
a!s family holiday from fathers.
aUthers. brothers. s.5.crs. wives.
;weathclrts and children. Every
extra Victory Bond is a link be-
tween home and the Tokyo or
Berlin patrol.
There's self-interest In your
purchase Of any extra bond today
but there's service TO your coun-
try too. You have most 70 gain
by ownership Of as many Victory
Bonds as you can possibly buy.
You guarantee yourself q better
chance for personal peace and
prosperity. You also help your
government to pay the war costs
and return home OF men and
women who will be bAdly missed
Thanksgiving Day In your own
home and your neighbor's home.
THE EDITOR
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COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN
PinkIey Ave.

COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN
PinkIey Ave.
Joseph kamphuis, Pastor
Sunday school - 10 a. m.
Morning worship - IL a. m.
Youth Fellowship-6:30 p. m.
Boy Scout Troop s5 Monday
ESQ p. m
st. JAMES CATHOLIC CHURCH
Father James e. MeFadden, Pastor
Mass-10:3o a. m.
Confessions 9atrrday--5:i5 .. m.
Instruction classes Tuesday and
Saturday $3.50 and pm.
Instruction for high school s'd
dents Sunday beginning at noon.
CHURCH OF THE NAzARENE
n. A. koakes, Pastor
Sunday school-l0 a. m
Morning worship-i1:00 g. N.
Young peoples seryice-7:00 p. m
Junior service-7:0O p. m.
Evangelistic service-7:45 p. m.
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METHODIST

METHODIST
OIin e. Lehman, Pastor
Sunday School. l0:00.
Morning worship-ll:l0 a. IN.
intermediate Youth Fellowship
5 80 p. IN.
Senior Youth Fellowship - 1880
>. IN.
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CHURCH OF CHRIST

3rd and Walton
Sunday Bible study n. m.
Morning worship ii a IN.
Communion Has a. IN.
Sunday evening service and com
munion-7 p. m.
Wednesday Bible study - 1880
p. N.
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To the People
OF tnis Community

Thanks giving is IN the air. The
spirit OF the Good Provider hugs
you warmly. What better tia7e or
reason TO buy another extra Vic
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-11-09

tory Bond
the good
p-oy!der Of
the future?
As you sit
around the
festive table
h is year.
first year OF
world peace
since 1859.
re n c ember
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SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
CHURCH
Stewart kimes, pastor

Stewart ktmes, pastor
Services held In c o N N y
church on Pinkley Avenue and Bird
81. each Saturday.
Sabbath school-S45 a. m.
Church service-il:00 a. m.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-11-02

draping, as you see. The supple
goatskin that fashions this bag is
most attractive not only to the eye
but to the touch. The mock tor
toise that makes such a cookbook
ing trim is outstanding in the news
when it comes to adding the touch
that tells to this seasons smartest
handbags.
Sleek, smooth, quality kind broad
cloth, the fabric that fraternizes
with most every costume, makes the
good-looking bag to the right. In
this instance, the designer takes the
ever-popular underarm handle bag
and artfully drapes pleated fange
through graceful span of mock tor
toise.
Speaking in general of what's
what in new handbag fashions, the
most exciting innovation in many
season is the advent of little bulb
Gus pouch bags done in eye-catch-
ing silhouettes. These pouch bags
certainly have cunning ways and
they are staging display of breath
taking novelty. Made of practical
broadcloth, faille and various wear
able media, they carry on in a
modest way by day. When it comes
to the dressy cocktail party and gala
after-five occasion, however, the lit
tie pouch bag puts on a spectacu-
lar display that fairly bubbles over
with all the glitter and intriguing
business imagination can devise.
Just now it's the whimsical pouch
bag of black satin that holds forth
in the fashion spotlight. Women are.
buying these bags to 60 with the
satin hat and with the all-satin gown
that is so style-important this fall.
These black satin bags are perfect
with afternoon and evening clothes.
The party bags fairly scintillate
with the glitter of sequins or tiny
steel or jet beads. Most of the box
bags have straps to sling over the
arm. The newsiest news Of all is
the little shoulder strap bags that
become a decorative part of the
frock when dancing.
Released by Western Newspaper Union.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-11-02
Evening Sweater Has
New Style Features
Shorter Lengths and Nodded
Lines Are Bewitching.
By CHERIE NICHOLAS

Cheerio! Evening sweaters have
returned to the fashion picture in
all their glory and then some. And
you will yield to temptation and buy
one at first sight. Just. can't resist
their charm and their fashion ap-
peal.
When you buy one of these. bewitch-
ing knitted fantasies, the style de-
tails to keep in mind are shorter
lengths (that is If you are looking
for '1ast minute" chic), nodded
lines, mandarin or off shoulder
necklines and ladylike glitter rath-
er than a famboyant display Of
dazzle-dazzle. Remember too the
style-importance of black. Howev-
er, later on the supremacy of black
will be challenged by many a be-
quilting sweater in white or a delec-
table color.
The new arrivals in black are
very exciting, some of them looking
more like dressmaker bodice tops,
they fit so snugly, and those that
stop at the waist are ever so smart.
One perky little black chenille-knit
model with glitter accent is slen-
der fitted type that has a portrait
look with its voguish boat neckline
that is so low cut 1t looks like pic
turesque drop-shoulder decolletage.
The dropping shoulders achieve a
cap sleeve effect. Glitter is seen In
the tiny jeweled-button fastening,
together with delicate sprays en-
broidered from shoulder across the
front neckline, the design punctuat-
ed with dainty sequin accents.
Close-fitting necklines Of Chinese
inspiration are also high style. The
front of this type evening sweater is
emblazoned with gorgeous emblem
or a heraldic design that looks very
distinguished.
Decidedly new and good looking is
the black cocktail sweater with a
glittering necklace treatment. This
charming sweater which already
has become a success fashion has
peplum flare and is dressy enough
for evening wear as well as after
noon. 1t is available in dark and
light colors, as well as white. Gilt or
jet sequins and beads form the en-
broidered necklace.
College girls who are growing
more and more fashion-conscious
regarding clothes for date wear
have discovered that modish black
sweater can be accessorized with
sequin-type necklaces, glitter pins,
jeweled clips, up to any degree Of
formality wanted. In this way they
can have all the glamour of the eve
ming sweater which is back again
in a big way. Then too, the girl
who can sew is doing a lot of glitter
embroidering of her own to give the
evening look to her favorite sweater.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-11-02
Furred Cloth Coats
Make Fashion News

The short cloth coat with in
triguing fur trim is taking over in a
tremendous way for fall. The top
news is luxurious wool coats with
gorgeous borders that either trim
the flare hemline or are applied in a
tuxedo manner down the front. I'm
portant is the style message of fur
sleeves in cloth coats, such as the
belted wool - shorties in neutral
shades that are fashioned with waist
deep sleeves of black Persian. In
teresting also is the cloth coat with
fur yoke. Contrasting the voluptu-
GUS fur trims is the use of fur in
discreet ways, as for instance, the
cloth coat that is bound all around
the edges with Persian or beaver or
other smooth peltry. There is also
indication that one type fur will trim
another. Designers are doing won
derful things with fur, not only in
trimming but in accessories, and
fur hats are being turned out in end
less versions.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-11-02

n ESIGNERS are on the qui vive
~ this season to create handsome
handbags that will measure up to
the fashion glory and the new ele-
gance Of the stunning costumes
which 60 to make up the fall and
winter style picture.
In assembling your fall-winter
wardrobe, keep in mind that this
year your costume will be only as
smart as the handbag you carry
with it. That's how important hand
bags really are. You will have no
trouble in finding as handsome hand
bags and as versatile as ever fancy
might picture. Be sure to make
your selection with meticulous care,
for this years handbags make de-
cided departure from the stereo-
typed styles of yore.
The three voguish Jenny handbags
shown in the illustration are typical
of the new movement toward the
feminine look, achieved through soft
draping. These bags are styled as
American women prefer them, with
elegance and stark clean lines, and
in fabrics that mean fashion and
variability.
With your perfect dawn-to-dusk
trotteur, the bag to the left will be
ideal. 1t is spiced with the new soft
look via uniquely quilted and gath
cred supple goatskin. You'll take
real pleasure in this bag because it
is so roomily built to take care of
your feminine possessions, and it
sure is a winner in 'looks.".
Simple enough for tailored cas-
uals, feminine enough for all your
frills is the handbag conferred
above. It tells you that the under
arm bag has lost its strictly tailored
look, has been lifted out of it this
season with soft pleats and deft
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-11-02
Color Contrast Extended
To New Evening Dresses

The idea of color contrast is
associated in our minds for the most
part in connection with sports
clothes and daytime dresses. It'sin-
teresting to note that this color
technique is carrying on in the
realm of formal evening gowns. In
one instance a noted designer intro
duces panel that extends from the
right shoulder to the floor hemline
of the dress. The panel is made up
of lime and red, flashed against a
black background.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-11-02
Style Notes

American claret is a smart new
accessory color.
Jacket tops of rich brocade are on
the dress-up list.
Evening sweaters have returned
in all their glory.
Doll waistlines and wider skirts
is latest silhouette trend.
The new trend is toward longer
skirts for daytime dresses.
There's style distinction in the
handsome tweeds best dressed wom-
en- are wearing.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-11-02

Sheer lingerie blouses Of loveliest
texture, and exquisitely detailed
with lace register as topfight FASH
ion with the young set this fall to
wear with the dress-up suit. Shown
at the top is a charming come hith-
err" blouse in batiste by Judy Bond,
a young college girl and stylist who
is combining career and school
ing with high success. The other
blouse in judiana rayon crepe is the
wanted kind for college wear. Its
highspot style details are the triple
stitched convertible v-neck, closely
set pearl buttons and french cuffs.
Comes in white and voguish colors.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-11-02
CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT
HAY, GRAIN, FEED

WE are buyers Of alfalfas. clovefs,
grasses, field seeds of all kinds. Contact
us before buying or selling. 1t is suggest.
ed that growers neither pay nor acceptl
more than ceiling prices. 3. y. Mecarty'
Company. Plants at both Hardin ana
Billings, Montana.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-11-02
FARMS AND RANCHES

Point. Mont, around 100 acres irrigated,
with good buildings of all kinds. electric
lights. Land all in one body, the best Of
school facilities in less than so rods OF
the home buildings, including high
school. Price S12 per acre and no trades.
Terms may be arranged, also possession.
John M. Hiner, Agent.
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BUSINESS & INVEST. OPPER.

FOR SALE-Best beauty parlor and
equipment In the northwest, located in
fast-growing city. now paying a net in
Bismarck, N. D.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-11-02

This misunderstanding slack suit
measures up thoroughbred on ev.
cry count. The materials are SUI
perfine wool, there is an air of arts.
tocracy in its impeccable tailoring,
the use of check with plain tunes
definitely to last-minute styling and
its color theme, chocolate brown with
brown and white check, gives it ul-
tra-modish accent. It's smart in
black with black and white check,
too. It is one of those goodlooking
wearable types that can go places
with perfect propriety because of its
conservative styling.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-11-02
Seguin Ornaments on Combs

Sequin flower motifs on combs
are among the hair ornaments that
are best sellers. Some are designed
especially for top hairdress and 9TH
ers for top-knot hair-do.
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RATES: Payment with order) 70
one Day zee. Three Days lee
Special rates for alternate days,
Right reserved 70 edit or reject
Not responsible for more q
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Business Services

FURNITURE BOUGHT AND SOLD
MILFORD OSBGRN. Auetloneer.
$50 Sweet I'd. Phone sls9-N.
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NEW DEMING JET
PUMP AND TANK

FOR RURAL WATER SYSTEM
LIFT % 1T, used short
time; had TO change pump
pnd put IN larger one. 40
priority needed Ina. Blaha
Plumbing Co, y. Huron.
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Merehsnts' Specials

>CHROMH METAL TRIM Tor sink
and tables ln stock. !uiaid lnoie9m
IN 2 p and s = widths. Promptly
Installed hr er4eft fIH la~tgf.
Mack 4 Mzck, 81 IS. Misn.san.
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Automotive
House Trsilers For Sale
Livestock

MATCHED TEAM and ? years
I'D weight 1900. also two fresh
COWS CItdc Mills. 1866 liitching-
.Hu I'D
1DttNG MALE IuSH SETTER.
Championship stock
Phone 3i4t-J
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Legal Notices

STATE or MICHIGAN in tho CIR
cult Court for the County OF Wssh-
teuaw.
In Chancerv.
ISREAL MOSS ana
ANNA MOSS. his wife.
David Reaublan. Mary nesubian.
Holland Fletcher Willard Fletcher.
Elsie Roe. Margls Hargman. BELLS
Holloway. Fred !. Fletcher. Ncllis
Ward, Holland n. Fletcher, kats
Pepin, Charles -. Campbell Jennie l..
Campbell Fletcher ~. Campbell, Fam
ME Campbell. Edward campbell. and
Helen G. Dastian. or their unknown
heirs. devisecs. logatees and as
signs,
At q session OF said court held at
the court house In tho city or Ann
Arbor In said county. ON February
18TH, 1915.
Present: Hon. George W. sampls.
Circuit Judge.
IT satisfactorily appearing in this
cause By affidavit on file that ths
whereabouts OF David Beaubinn.
Mary Bcdubian, holland Fletcher ana
the unknown heirs, dcNlsees, Ieg'-
tees and assigns OF the above named
defendants are unknown. on MOTION
Of John J.. Kirk. attorney for PLAIN
tiffs. IL is ordered that the de-
PENDANTS whose whereabouts are I'M
known and who live outside ths
state OF Michigan are ordered to
appear in said cause within tire"
months from tue date Of this order.
GEORGE W. SAMPLE.
Circuit Judge
IUELLA NJ. SMITH. clerk.
JOHN u. KIRK, attorney for plain-
tlffs. business Address. Ypsilanti.
Michigan
A True copy.
Luclla NJ. smith, County Clerk.
This suit Is brought Ia. quiet ths
title 10 all that certain piece or par
eel OF land situate and being IN tho
city Of lpsilanti, county Of WaShte-
nav, and state Of Michigan, and de-
scribed as follows to-wtt:
commencing at n point on tho
west line OF Washington street 900
feet south Of the northeast corner
Of lot 81 81 the ". w. LarZalers
-Addlilnn- said mint being south 0l7-
1880 west 1863 20 feet Of the inter-
section Of the south line Of Harriet
street and the west line Of Washing
ton Street. thence north SSo-02'-O0'
west and parallel with the south line
Of Harriet street 1871 Is feet; thence
due south $500 feet. thence south
ijo- 10000 east i06.00 feet to tho
westerly line Of Huron street: thence
north 33o-2f-00' east 1867 feet
along the westerly line Of Huron
street To the west line OF Washington
street. thence north OF 1890" east
along the west line OF Washington
street 5i.tI feet TO tue place of be
ginning, excepting a right-of-wav
over the south feet I'm width OF
said premises. Also giving and grant
Ing to second party risht-of-way
over a strip Of land feet in width
adjoining the described premises on
the south. to be used as right-of-
way and being a part Of lot ~ or
the H. w. LarZHlerr Addition, and
part Of French Claim $50. city Of
npsilanti, county Of Nashtcnaw. and
state Of Michigan.
1SREAT. MOSS
Adv. 1929 ANNA MOSS
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