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Good fiotso>T S u !Of course I know what’s good for you. The right

sort of living and the right sort of medicine. The first named article is up to you. Tlie last part of the prescription is up to your doctor and us—and we do it justice.

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B E Y E R PHARM ACY

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)Ve Will Close Evenings

We still have T . A . D coupons

5 % discount on all groceries

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LUM BER FACTS

WHY NOT BUILD NOW

I Know You Know Auto Value

Gray Coupe, $750The Plymouth Auto Supply Co.O . B . B O R C K , P ro p . Phone N o. 95 834 Pennim an A ve .

N O RTH V IL L A G E

W e a re producing in th is co un try only about a s m uch li w as produced in 1890, and ye t we have 35,000,000 m ore people to ca re fo r , to sa y noth ing o f over-seas needs. In th a t period the stand ing tim b er o f the co un try has not o n ly decreased fro m about th ree thousand b illio n fe e t to a lit t le m ore than tw o thousand b illio n , b ut w h at rem ain s is now m uch fa rth e r aw ay fro m the cen ter a o f g ra v ity o f consum ption.

These lum ber fa c ts a re going to be p re tty w e ll understood b y the people,, and th e m an who w an ts to b u ild a fram e house o r a house o f some o th er co nstru ctio n in to w h ich wood la rg e ly en te rs, w ill fe e l th a t co nsid ering th a t h is house w H l la s t a generation o r lo ng er, he can h ard ly m ake a m istake b y b uying lum ber now .

TOWLE & ROE LUMBER COMPANYAmelia Street Phone 386 Plymouth

PLYMOUTH, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1924

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH?. CONGER HATHAWAY. A. M., PASTOR

A LARGE AND IMPORTANT MEETING

The Presbyterian General Assembly, which cor­responds to Congress in our national government, will convene May 22, at Grand Rapids, Michigan, and will be at work for a week or longer. Plym­outh Church—as well as the 9,700 of our denomina­tion—is represented there. Our church had its share in raising the $51,000,000 or more contributed last year for church enterprises.

Invest Yourself in This Great Enterprise

A S A F E T Y D R I V E R S ’ C L U B

a t a m e e t i n g c a l l e d b y t h e *C H A M B E R O F CO M M ER CE. T U E S D A Y E V E N IN G , O F F IC E R S W E R E E L E C T E D A N D N E A R L Y F IF T Y E N R O L L A S M E M B ERS.

sea la rm . I t w as n o t on ly th e loss of life t h a t a la rm ed th em b u t th e dam

to eq u ip m en t. F o r in s ta n ce , I five-ton tru c k d rove upon th e

tra c k , a t a p lace w here th e t ra in could be seen com ing fo r a long d is ­tan c e . T he tru c k w a s dem olished, an d th e t r a in w as d e ra iled . T he

T H E N E W C LU B W IL L G IV E AN | d r iv e r escap ed ,’ b u t th e e n g in e e r and

E N T E R T A IN M E N T IN P E N N I- J g ™ ? J X ^ n g e r " * * £ T se°rr M AN A L L E N T H E A T R E , F R I-1 iously in ju red , bfcsides th e eq u ip m en t

DAY E V E N IN G . M AY 23. j " S g S g f S S T S m r t - d s a fe ty w ork ,---------- ]I w as in te re s te d on ly in th e fa c to ry

A ir o v er W ay n e C o u n ty th e w eek side o f it , b u t I hav e g ra d u a lly o f M ay 15th w ill be s e t a s id e a s | d n f te d ,Qto th e s a f e ty w ork on S a fe ty F ir s t W eek an d c lubs w ill be G re e ts . W e a r e / lo t s a y in g th a t th e o rg a n iz ed th ro u g h o u t th e county , t h a t I d r iv e r is _ a lw a y s^ to b lam e fo r th e will be know n a s S a fe ty D r iv e rs ’ ' *"aC lubs. T h is club is b e in g o rg a n iz ed in P ly m o u th u n d e r th e au sp ice s of th e C h am b er o f C om m erce. A ll d r iv e rs o f c a rs a n d h o ld e rs o f d r iv e r’s license w ill b e e lig ib le to jo in th is club. T h e m em b ersh ip fe e is $1.00, T he official n am e o f th e c lub w ill be T he P ly m o u th S a fe ty D r iv e rs ’ C lub.

T o show th e needs o f a S a fe ty D r iv e rs C lub an d th e w o rk t h a t a c lub o f th is k ind w ill c a r ry o n : W a y n e C oun ty h a s h ad i ts p ro p o r tio n a te sh a re o f th e 13,000 k illin g s in A m e r­ica caused by th e u se o f au to m o b iles . O f t h a t n u m b e r a b o u t 5,000 w ere l i t t l e c h ild re n . S a fe ty ed u c a tio n a l w ork w ill sav e m an y lives r ig h t h e re in th is co m m unity . T h e p re v en tio n o f s t r e e t acc id en ts is a m a t te r of p e rso n a l p ro te c tio n f o r e v e ry ind iv id ­u al in W ayne C oun ty .

E d u ca tio n a l p ro g ra m s a n d e n te r ­ta in m e n ts w ill be h eld a t d iffe re n t d a te s th ro u g h o u t th e season w ith th e o b jec t in v iew o f b rin g in g a b o u t m ore S a fe a n d S ane D riv in g an d to p re ­v e n t a c c id en ts a n d ' s a v e h u m a n life. M any ac c id en ts h av e b ee n p re v en ted by a n ed u c a tio n a l c a m p aig n of th is so rt. A ll th e serv ices fo r th e e n te r ­ta in m e n ts an d b a n d c o n c erts t h a t will be g iv en th ro u g h o u t th e season hav e been d o n a te d .

L eon V an Schoich, S u p erv iso r of S a fe ty in W a y n e X o u n ty , a n d M r. W a lsh a r e th e official o rg a n iz e rs th e S a fe ty D r iv e rs C lub.

T h e c o m m itte e ap p o in ted by C h am b er o f C om m erce is a s fo llow s: H a rry S. L ee, C. G. S h ear , E . C. H ough , H a r ry L u sh , D r. R. E . C ooper an d S. D. S tro n g .

T he e n te r ta in m e n t to b e g iv en on M ay 2 3rd , a t th e P e n n im a n A llen T h e a tre b y th e P ly m o u th S a fe ty D r iv e rs C lub, p ro m ises to be one o f th e m o s t in te re s tin g t h a t i t h a s been P ly m o u th 's p le a su re a n d p riv ile g e to w itn ess . T w o o f D e tro it’s p ro m in e n t ju d g e s a s w ell a s D e tr o it a t to rn e y s w ill b e p ro m in e n t c h a ra c te rs in th is p e rfo rm an c e . H e re to fo re th e P e n n i­m a n A llen th e a tr e h a s n o t been av a ila b le fo r e n te r ta in m e n ts o f a n y k in d , b u t in th is m o v em en t f o r th e p re se rv a tio n of h u m a n life . M a n a g e r H . R . L a sh h a s m ad e a n ex c ep tio n of th e h a r d an d f a s t ru le in a llo w in g th e th e a tr e to b e used b y th e P ly m o u th S a fe ty D r iv e rs ’ C lub.

A t the p ub lic m eeting ca lled b y the Cham ber o f Com m erce a t the v illa g e h a ll, Tu esd ay even ing , the re w as a fa ir ly good attendance. H . S . Lee , chairm an o f the sp e cia l com m ittee appointed b y the C . o f C ., presided over the m eeting , and introduced Leon V an Sch o ick , su p erv iso r o f sa fe ty in W ayne co un ty, who out­lin ed the sa fe ty cam paign w hich is being launched in the co un ty.

Th e ch airm an n ext introduced J . H . G o ld ie , execu tive se cre ta ry o f D e tro it tS a fe ty Counsel and m em ber o f the D e tro it Board o f Com m erce. M r. G old ie is a m ost ab le sp eaker, and g ave 'a v e ry in te re stin g ta lk . H e m id :

*T fe e l a t home when I come to P lym o u th , because th is is w here I live d a t one tim e , and I have a b ro ther who liv e s h ere .

“ Th e sa fe ty w o rk has grow n to be a b ig m ovem ent. I t is tip to eve ry in d iv id u a l to n u k e th is m ovem ent a

T h is m ove began tw en ty c tn rie s , then

m ovem ent spread to the raQ - and now th e ra ilro a d s a re

a fin e , p iece o f sa fe ty w o rk , le o f th e la rg e r. r iu l-

in the U h ited

fa ta lityi lo ng a s . sin g le fa

H e tra ffic m anager o f C en tra l to ld m e th a t the

o f cro ssing accidents w as : the ra ilro a d com panies m uch

traffic ac c id en ts . W e found th a t 76 p e r c e n t o f th e peop le k illed in D e­t ro i t w ere p e d e s tr ia n s , and i t w as only possib le to fix th e b lam e upon th e d riv e r in tw o ca ses . O nly five p e r c e n t o f the;, people now d riv in g c a r s a re c a re le s s . The- m a jo ri ty s im p ly do n o t th in k w h ile th e y a re d riv in g . I t is n o t th e f a u l t o f th e police d e p a r tm e n t t h a t th e se a c ­c id en ts h ap p e n , fo r no m a t te r how m any officers y ou hav e on th e job th e re w ill s till be som e acciden ts . T h e police de.patf.m ent a n d th e sh e r­iff’s office a re do ing a fine job in keep ing dow n th e ac cid en ts . W e ca n n o t keep dow n th e ac c id en ts by ju s t law en fo rce m en t, b u t w e m u s t ed u c a te th e d riv e r a n d likew ise th e p e d e s tr ia n .

“ I t m ay be th o u g h t t h a t th e re a re n o t enough a c c id en ts in W ayne C o u n ty to w a r r a n t th e o rg a n iz in g of S a fe D r iv e rs ’ C lubs, b u t th e reco rds show th a t th e re w e re 675 k illed in W ay n e C ounty la s t y e a r . O f th is , 166 w e re k illed in D e tro it besides 6,000 in ju red . T he s a f e ty m ovem ent will n ev er be a success u n less e v e ry ­one is beh ind it . W h y ? B ecause t h e . am o u n t o f au tom obile traffic h as in c re ase d 30 p e r ce n t since 1922. T w o y e a rs o f su ch in c re ase will double th e p re s e n t au tom obile p o p u ­la tio n . W e a re bu ild in g new h ig h ­w a y s, w id en in g o u r old ones, and fa c il ita tin g m uch m o re traffic on o u r ro a d s. W e a re a t t r a c t in g to o u r ro a d s, to u r is ts w ho w ould o th erw ise go on o th e r ro a d s th ro u g h o u t th e s ta te . So you h av e to ta k e c a re of n o t on ly th e traffic fro m th e c ity on th e co u n ty h ig h w a y s , b u t you m u st

o p ro te c t y o u rse lf f ro m th e to u r ­i s t w ho p asse s th ro u g h y o u r tow n .

“ M r. V anScho ick , who is super­v iso r o f S a fe ty in W ayne C ounty, has taken on the w ork o f o rg an izing these Sa fe D riv e rs ’ C lu b s. The meknbers o f these S a fe D riv e rs ’ C lubs pledge them selves to d rive sa fe ly , and also help o thers to d rive sa fe ly . T Jie one d o lla r dues m eans noth ing , b tit i f we can g et everyone to co­operate and w ork fo r the purpose o f reducing tra ffic accid ents, we su re ly can m ake a show ing . S omj> people say th a t accidents on ly happen in crowded p laces -where the tra ffic is h eavy. Th ere is a m ap in th e office o f the In vestig a tio n Bu reau o f the D e tro it -Police D epartm ent, and on th is m ap is a red ta ck w h erever a person has been k ille d . The ta ck s a re not num erous a t one p o in t, b ut are scattered a ll over the d ty , show ing th a t the re a re ju s t a s m any accidents in the w ell-to-do re sid e n tia l se ctio na j o f the c ity as there a re in the crowd­ed sectio ns. I t is the sam e w ay in W ayne co un ty, accidents happen in a ll the d iffe ren t p a rts o f the county. Th ere is not and there n ever could be enough law enforcem ent to to ta lly stop a ll accid en ts, b ut w e can do a g reat deal b y educating .

“ In D e tro it, w e have a card system th a t w orked fa ir ly go88 in D e tro it W hen a p a rty saw som e d riv e r v io ­la tin g a tra ffic la w . he w ould m ake a note o f the num ber o f .th e licen se , the kin d o f ca r i t w as i f p ossib le , m odel, e tc ., and sent th is card to the

o f S a fe ty in D e tro it The w as ca lled befo re the

and g iven .a good sa fe ty , lik e w ise the

reco rd , and i f itth a t th is d riv e r w _________ wthe co u rt on a charge o f d riv in g and sa id th a t he had been in a n y trou b le o f th is before, a s a m a jo rity o f such o , th e judge w ffl .b e handed

th is ca rd *n d he know s H ie n atu re o f the case . W e th in k th a t w e can

on t ills ca rd sy stem a Th e system w as no t so

it w as o n ly th a t

som e fe llow w as p a r tic u la r ly peeved, an d w ould ta k e th e p a in s to ta k e down th e n u m b e r o f th e ca r. S om e­tim e s people w ould re p o r t each o th e r ju s t fo r s p ite w hen th e re w a s no need o f i t . T h e w a y w e p ro p o se to m ak e th is sy s te m p e r fe c t is to h av e som e perso n s w ho ca n b e tru s te d to ta k e down th e se n u m b e rs an d re p o r t v io la tio n s o f th e law . T h a t is w h a t w e in ten d to h av e th e m em b ers of th e se S afe D r iv e rs ’ C lubs do. N o t only-^pledge th em se lv es to d riv e sa fe ly , but; to r e p o r t v io la tio n s of th e law by ^others. W e sim p ly m u s t n o t p e rm it c a re le ss d riv in g . You ca n n ev e r te ll w h e n one o f th e se traffic ac c id en ts w ill s t r ik e in y o u r ow n hom e. In one in s ta n c e a m an cou ldn’t see w h e re he could help a lo n g th e s a fe ty w o rk , b u t a f te r he w a s in an a c c id en t a n d g o t w ell fro m a f r a c tu re d sk u ll, h e w a s an e n th u s i­a s t ic b o o s te r fo r th is w<jrk.

“ E v en in y o u r ow n tow n , th e n u m b er o f c a rs is q u ite h ea v y , and in tw o y e a rs th e re w il l be tw ice as m any. You w ill hav e to do som e­th in g in o rd e r to m ak e y o u r s tre e ts sa fe . Y ou ca n do th is by o rg a n iz in g th e club.

T he new hom icide law g iv es ( p ow er to .p ro se c u te an y o n e k illin g n eg lig en tly . W hen m en com e in a n d r e p o r t th em se lv es a f te r th e y h av e ta k e n th e v ic tim to th e h o sp ita l, o r w hen th e t im e com es to n o tify th e fa m ily t h a t a p erso n h a s been k ille d o r in ju red , i t m ak e s i t p la in t h a t som e m e a su re m u s t b e ta k e n to p re v e n t ' t h i s k il lin g o f people , an d m o s tly ch ild ren . In D e tro it, w e a re te a c h in g people , an d w hen a p erso n goes to o b ta in an o p e ra to r’s license , he m u s t a t te n d a c o u rse on d riv in g , law s, e tc . E v en in th e schools, w e a r e

(C on tinued on l a s t p ag e .)

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Chocolate Peanut Ouster 2 9 c lb-

Our Soda Fountain W ill Open Saturday

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OFPROMISE SUIT

A p ro m in e n t local y o u n g lad y is su in g a w ell know n g e n tle m a n of th is co m m u n ity fo r $1,000,000.00. T he ca se p ro m ises to be sen sa tio n a l in th e ex tre m e . T he evidence t h a t w ill b e su b m itte d by th e p la in tiff is in th e sh a p e o f le t te r s to g e th e r w ith a num ber o f p e rso n a l w itn esses . T he d e fe n d a n t re fu s e s to m ak e a s ta te ­m en t, b u t n a tu ra l ly c la im s t h a t he is n o t g u ilty . T he t r i a l is s e t fo r F r i ­d a y , ev en ing , M ay 23, a t > .30 sh a rp , a t th e P en n im an A llen T h ea tre .

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com edy d ra m a , w h ich w a s g iv en w ith such success a t N e w b u rg , la s t F r id a y n ig h t, w ill be re p e a te d a t th e P ly m ­o u th H ig h school a u d ito riu m , M onday ev en ing , M ay 19th. A dm ission—a d u lts , 35c; ch ild re n , 25c— A d v e rtise ­m en t. '

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w ill ho ld th e i r a n n u a l m e e tin g an d elec tion o f officers a t th e L . A . S. n e x t T u esd a y ev en ing , M ay 20, a t 7:00 p . m .

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W ish to Do

I f you w ere m a n a g in g a b a n k you w ould w ish to so conduct th e b u sin ess t h a t people w ould b rin g th e ir m oney to you fo r s a fe -k e ep ­ing w ith ev e ry a s su ra n c e t h a t i t w ould be a b so lu te ly sa fe .

A lso you w ould w ish them to com e to y o u r b an k w ith th e know l­ed g e th a t , in ad d itio n to s a fe ty , th e y w ould re ceiv e , a t a ll tim e s , a h e lp fu l fr ie n d ly serv ice.

• T h a t is th e w a y w e en d e av o r to m an a g e th is ban k . Y ou w ill find i t a ll t h a t a good b a n k should be.

Beginning June 1st, th is Bank will pay 4 per cent on Savings Accounts

PLYMOUTH UNITED SAVINGS BANKMain Bank, 330 Main St.

Branch Office, Cor. Starkweather Ave. and Liberty St.

L L O Y D G E O R G E S A Y S :IN A .S P E E C H IN 'L O N D O N ON M A R C H 4 th :

“ A m erica is the co un try w h ich goU the m ost out o f the w a r- b itio n .

-not gold , b ut prohi-

“ I w ent to A m erica w ith the u su al European p rejud ice a g a in st p ro h ib itio n , hear­in g it w as dem oralizing A m erica and th a t the re w as m ore liq u o r there than e v e r.

“ T h a t is not tru e— not in th e le a s t. Th ere a re some men who get it , but I believe it is m o stly bad liq u o r. Som e have a lread y been poisoned and o thers a re get­tin g frig h ten ed fo r fe a r th a t th e ir tu rn w ill be n e xt.

“ T h a t generation w ill d isap p ear. Th e v a st m a jo rity a re not d rin k in g . The w o rst form *, o f rep ea l tha& Bii threatened is a re tu rn to lig h t w ines and b eer, but they w ill im im In ...... iiiiliig M p liiiiiii

' “ Th e. o 6 ly unem ployed^Jfi 'A m e rica a re . the ja ilo rs . The ch ild ren o£-& m erica • ' n ever saw such tim es a s they a re h aving now .” f \

E f V E R Y C I T I Z E N S H O U L D H E A R T H E D R A M A T I C D E B A T E

/ A t H i g h S c h o o l A u d i t o r i u m , S u n d a y , 7 : 3 0 P . M .

“CAN T H E L A W . B E E N FORCE DrBy R. N. Holsaple, State Supt. of Anti-Saloon League and Edward

Rawden, Lawyer from Lancing,-

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Special for One Week

Chestnut Coke

$9.5<>P E R T O N

Here we are oifering an even size, clean domestic nut eoke for base burner use, and you will make no mistake in having us’fill your bin now. This special price is for cash on delivery and continues for one week only.

THE PLYMOUTH MAILO w ner, F . W . SA M SE N

L. B. S am sen . E d ito r a n d P u b lish e r

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Sub scrip tio n P ric e - 51.50 per year

DEATH OF GUSTAV KAISERT he deceased , C arl G u s tav K a ise r,

w as b o rn J u n e 14, 1859 in W u e rten - b e rg , G erm any* th e son o f F re d and M ary K a ise r. In th e L u th e ra n ch u rch o f t h a t c o u n try h e w as b a p tis e d in to th is f a ith , a n d in th e p a ro c h ia l school he received h is ed u catio n . T h e deceased o fte n m en ­tioned h is good re lig io u s tra in in g , b e ­in g ab le to find co n so la tio n in verses o f th e B ible an d h y m n s w h ich he h a d m em orized in h is y o u th .

In th e y e a r 1882, M r. K a ise r cam e to th is c o u n try an d to P lym outh .* In th e y e a r 1885, in F e b ru a ry , he w as u n ite d in m a rr ia g e w ith M iss C aro ­line Boehm . T h is un ion w a s b lessed w ith five ch ild ren , W illiam K a ise r , F re d K a ise r, J u l iu s K a ise r , M rs. C a th e r in e P ickell an d M rs. C aro line R head.

M r. K a ise r , fo r m an y y e a rs , w a s in poor h e a lth , a n d a b o u t tw o y e a rs ag o a sev e re a ilm e n t b e fe ll h im . H e su ffered sev e re ly , b u t n ev e r w ould co m p lain o r even le t o th e rs n o tice h is su ffe rin g . H e h ad h o p es o f g e t t in g w ell a g a in u n ti l th e la s t , an d a lw a y s spoke o f g o in g to w o rk soon.

S un d ay m o rn in g a b o u t 5 :30, w hen M rs. K a ise r aw oke, sh e fo u n d th a t he h ad p asse d aw ay . T h e en d m u s t h av e been- v e ry p ea ce fu l, w ith o u t s t ru g g le , o r M rs. K a ise r w ould h av e no ticed h is p a s s in g aw ay . H e .a t ­ta in e d a n a g e o f 64 y e a rs , 10 m o n th s a n d 28 d a y s , a n d leaves to m o urn th e i r lo ss , h is w ife a n d five ch ild ren .

F u n e ra l serv ices w e re h eld fro m th e hom e a t 2:30 o ’clock, a n d fro m th e S c h ra d e r B ros. F u n e ra l H om e a t 3 :00 o’clock T u e sd a y a f te rn o o n , th e R ev. C h arle s S tra se n officiating. I n ­te rm e n t in R iv e rs id e cem etery .

PLYMOUTH’S NEW BANK WILL OPEN SOON

M A Y 26 T O M AY 31 H A S B E E N D E S IG N A T E D A S ■ O P E N IN G W E E K O F T H E N E W P E O PL ! S T A T E B A N K .

T h e new P eop les S ta te BanK o f P ly m o u th , w ill open i ts do o rs fo r b u sin ess on M onday, M ay 26th . W orkm en a re b u sy p u t t in g on th e fin ish in g to u ch es to th e n ew ly r e ­m odeled b u ild in g on P en n im an a v e ­n u e , a n d e v e ry th in g w ill be in re a d i­n e ss f o r th e open in g d ay . T h e new b u r g la r p ro o f sa fe is a ll in s ta lle d , an d in a fe w d a y s th e f u r n i tu r e an d f ix tu re s w ill b e p u t in to place.

D u r in g th e w eek o f M ay 2 6 th to M ay 3 1 s t, th e b a n k officials a r e p la n ­n in g to keep open house , a n d ev e ry ­one in P ly m o u th a n d s u rro u n d in g c o u n try is g iv en a m o s t co rd ia l in v ita tio n to v is it th e new b an k . T h e re w ill b e a so u v en ir fo r ev e ry m an , w om an, boy an d g ir l who ca ll a t th e b a n k d u rin g th e s e op en in g days.

On a n o th e r p ag e o f th is p a p e r w ill be fo u n d a n an n o u n c em en t o f th e o p en in g o f th e new b a n k , to w hich y o u r a t te n tio n is ca lled .

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O. P . M a r tin h as ta k e n a fu ll p ag e ad in to d a y ’s p a p e r to an n o u n ce a b ig a n n iv e rsa ry sa le on th e occasion o f th e fifth a n n iv e rsa ry o f th e e s ta b lish ­m e n t o f h is d ry goods ^ to re in P ly m ­ou th . •

D u r in g th e five y e a rs M r. M a r tin h a s been in b u sin ess h e re , h e h as b u il t up a sp lend id p a tro n a g e . F ro m a sm all b e g in n in g th e b u s in ess h as g ro w n s te a d ily w ith th e p a s s in g o f ea ch y e a r . T he sto ck h a s b een in ­c rease d fro m y e a r to y e a r , u n ti l a y e a r ag o o r m o re i t w a s fo u n d n ec­e s s a ry to build a n a d d itio n to th e s to re -build ing . M r. an d M rs. M a r­t in ’s m an y fr ie n d s ex te n d c o n g ra tu ­la tio n s on th i s f if th a n n iv e rs a ry occa-

a n d th e success w h ich h a s m e t

T h e W o m a n 's C h r is tia n T em p e ran c e U n ion w ill hav e a t e a m e e tin g , T h u rsd a y , M ay 22, a t 2 :30 p . m ., a t th e hom e o f M rs. L u th e r P eck . M rs. F a n n ie D o e rr, le a d e r, w ill h av e c h a rg e o f a M o th ers ’ D a y p ro g ra m .

C om m unity S in g — led b y M rs. R . C assad y ; M rs. G. B ro w n a t th e p iano .

P a p e r , “ C o-opera tion o f th e School W ith th e P a re n ts a n d th e C om m un­i ty ” — M rs. W y m a n B a r t le t t .

Solo, “ M o th er o f M y H e a r t ,” F ra n k G rey— M rs. R . C assady .

R ead in g — M rs. C . H . Bovee.In s tru m e n ta l D u e t— D o ro th y H ill­

m a n a n d C o rin n e H ow ell.I t is h o p ed th e re w ill b e a good

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In c e le b ra tio n o f fh e f if th a n n iv e r­s a ry , th e M a r tin s to re is o ffe rin g som e spec ia l b a rg a in s , fo r th e s a le w h ich com m ences S a tu rd a y , M ay 17. See th e ad .

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Coals and Coke in StockAssociation Egg and Lump

Empire Egg and Lump

Pocahontas (Black Knight) Egg, ' Lump and Run of Mine

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th e i r new subdiv ision ,M ay 24 th . L arg e s tr ic te d . P rices ab le .

open S a tu rd a y ,

lo ts . W e ll r e - a n d te rm s re a so n -

Egg and Chestnut Coke

Anthracite, Stove and Nut

ONE PRICE TO ALL

R A V ILER FU EL CO.Corner York . Street ajid Pere Marquette1 R. R.

Succeeding Plymouth Preserving Co. - Office Tel. 370 ^ ‘ Res. Tel.,388

W IL L S fiR V E S U P P E R • T h e R ebekah D e g ree S ta ff C lub w ill se rv e su p p e r in th e I . O. O. F . h a ll, S a tu rd a y ev e n in g , M ay 17 th , fro m 5 :00 o’clock until, a l l a r e served . A d u lts , 50c, ch ild ren , 25c.

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M ashed P o ta to e s B ro w n G rav y • P ic k les C heese Je llo

C ab b ag e S alad P u m p k in a n d C h e rry P ie

R olls a n d Coffee

T h e p ro g ra m fo r M o th e rs ' D ay w a s c a rr ie d o u t a s ex p e c ted , a n d th e sp ec ia l m u sic w a s en joyed b y a ll. M r. H am ill re a d a re v e rie fo r M o th ers ’ D ay, “T he Love T h a t W ill N o t L e t M e Go,” b y R ev. C laud A llen M cK ay. T h e p a s to r ’s serm o n w as ta k e n fro m P rov . 1:8, “ M y Son, h e a r th e in s tru c tio n s o f th y F a th e r , and fo rsa k e not' th e law o f th y m o th e r .”

T he S unday-school opened w ith u su a l ex e rc ise s, I r a K in g sley gav e a ta lk on “ T he M odern M other.” T h is w a s th e f i r s t S u n d ay o f th e new y e a r . T he. re p o r ts o f th e t r e a s u r e r an d th e se c re ta ry w e re -received a n d ad op ted . T h e co m m ittee on nom in­a tio n s re a d th e i r r e p o r t a n d i t w a s ad o p te d . T he officers a r e a b o u t th e sam e a s l a s t y e a r .

S u p t.— H olland A llen b au g h A ss’t . S u p t.— W a lte r P o s tiff S ec’y .— M rs. H olland A llen b a u g h A ss ’t . S ec’y .— M iss M ade line Shack-

e ltonT re a s .— E lb e r t S eg er C h o ris te r— F ra n k H am ill O rg a n is t— M rs. H . E . S ay les T he B. Y . P . U . a r e h a v in g good

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SUNSHINE ACRESWe are going to-spend several

thousand dollars in im prove­m ents this spring.

Buy now before prices advance.

Wm. SUTHERLANDSunshine A cre s A llo tm ent

Phone 240-F11 . P lym o u th , M ich .

George C. GaleF IR E A N D TO R N A D O IN S U R A N C E

N O T A R Y P U B L IC

PLYMOUTHL o m e b u i l d i n g 4 5 ^ X 1 1

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Arcady Wonder Starting * Mash

Arcady Wonder Baby Chick Scratch Grain

Arcady Wonder Develop; ing Scratch Grain

Arcady Wonder Laying Mash

Arcady Wonder Scratch Grain

112 N . H arvey S t. Phone 326J

C. G. DRAPERJEWELER and OPTOMETRIST

E y e s accu rate ly fitte d w ith G la sses.

O ffice opposite D . U . R . W a itin g Room , P lym o u th , M ich .

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» E c k le s & G o ld s m i thPhone 27 Holbrook & P. M< R. R.

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P rice s

L E A R N TO M A K E $2£00 TO *5,040 P E R Y E A R S E L L IN G AU TO M O ­B IL E S .

I f you a re am bitous^and en erg etic, and have averag e in te llig en ce , we can q u ick ly tra in you fo r success in th is a ttra c tive fie ld . Th e demand fo r C hevro let Salesm en is fa r g re a te r than the su p p ly. Thousands o f positio ns now Open a ll over the U n ited S ta te s , m any rig h t in th is v ic in ity , ye s, rig h t a t hom e.

In stru ctio n s b y correspondence course d ire ct fro m C hevro let M otorCom pany, D e tro it, p lu s o ur personal.

" Chevroleto fin stru c tio n s. Cost course ' o n ly *5 .00 .

W e can p u t five o r s ix beg inners to w o rk a t once, so you . can earn w h ile le a rn in g .

C a ll in person p rom p tly befo re th is exceptional o ffe r is w ith d raw n . A LL IS O N -B A C H E LD O R M O TO R

S A L E S ,A u th o rised C hevro let D ea le rs.

Dr. Larina A. KetchemOsteopathic Physician

O ffice Lo reveO F ir m . B u ild in * N O R T H V IL L E , M IC H IG A N

DR. CARL F. JANUARYOsteepathk Physidaa

O ffice in th e new H orton BM g.P I,m o n th

he Hom e— 8:15 te 12 n . m .; 2 to 5 m d 7 t o S M L

Telephone— Offiee W lB e n id e n e e I5 ( J

Frank W . BealsMagazines and

Royal F ire Insurance 426 N orth M fll 8 t

Phone yo u r new s item s to th e M a il

May the Great Birthday Month...

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T h e y sa y th e re a r e m ore b ir th d a y s in M ay th a n an y o th e r m o n th o f t h e y e a r . A n d i t is a f a c t t h a t eve rybody likes to b e re m e m b ere d on th is occasion.

W e h av e a v e ry la rg e a s so r tm e n t o f g i f t s s u ita b le fo r a ll th e se occasions— a t p rice s to s u i t a ll persons.A fine lin e o f B irth d a y C ards and Bo o kle ts, from lc to 25cB irth Announeem entg and C ong ratu latio n C ardsB irth d a y G ree tin g s and Convalescent C a jd sBab y Bo o ks, B ead s, Lo cke ts, R in g s, P in S e ts , *1 .04 to *5.00M isses’ R in g s, B ra ce le ts and M anicure R o lls , $2J>0 to *10.00Boys’ W atches, *2 .0 0 , *5 .0 0 , *9 .0 0 , *12 .50 , *15.00

Lad ies’ fram o nd R in g s *25.00 upB race le t W atches, *10.00 to *50.00

G entlem en’s D iam ond R ing p , *25.00 npGentlem en’s W atches, *1540 to *100.00

' ■ V rF o r the m others o r w ive s and ve ry dear frie n d s, we have S ilv e r-

w a rn , C u t G la ss , W ork B a ske ts , C lo cks, S e ts o f D ishes, Book* and | S ta tio n e ry .

F o r the fa th e r o r husband o r v e ry d ear frie n d , w e have W atches, R in g s, C h ain s, C u ff L in k s , N ick e l C lo ck s,'- K o d aks, Bo o ks, C o in and B i ll Books.

T® th e G rrtrfm otlm r® " e cm . fit » h rt p - r tb lj ra m *j frmrtr v irio n so th a t they can get around and en jo y th e b eaattfo L

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gfchouth’ C . G . D R A P E R -Phone 274 Jeweler and Oprom etrist • *

i n * if f ir t.

T H E P L Y M O U T H M A I L , F R I D A Y , j ^ A Y 1 f t 1 3 2 4

PATRICK’S MARKETPHONE 475 828 PENNIMAN AVENUE

Prim e Rolled R ib R o ast, per lb . . . ..............30c Lo tus F lo u r, 24 y2 ffi. sack ............................ . . . ! 95c

E x tra Choice K e ttle R o ast, per lb . .................21c , 2 R o lls o f 15c T o ile t Pap er ...................... ...2 5 c

Fre sh P o rk H am s ...................................... .Phone 475 Sp ecial F in e O ld Po tatoes, per peck . . . . .20c

P o rk Lo in fo r R oasting .......................... Phone 475 O nions, good and d ry , 3 lb s........................... ....1 0 c |

Sp are R ib s to sp are , per lb .............. — t t n c Home K ille d Chickens

Sm oked P icn ic H am s, per lb ............. ........... 12fce S w ift's Prem ium H am s and Bacon

Stew ing V e a l, n ice and tender, pei ib .. n y xc S tra w b e rrie s, Le ttu ce , O ranges

Home-made P o rk Sausage, per lb . .................18c A p p les, Bananas, G rape F ru it -

1 F re sh Ground H am burg, per lb . . .................18c Good Coffee, per lb ............. .........35c, 45c and 50c

Free delivery. Good goods. Good prices.lli

Good service. ,1

PATRICK’S MARKET !

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The Company that Service BuiltOur financial standing is above reproach.

1 Our coverages any that you might desire.Our rates less than others for like coverages. Our services are at your disposal.

Citizens’ Mutual Automobile Insurance Company,OF HOWELL

M r. an d M rs. F re d S te in ab le and d a u g h te r v is ite d fr ie n d s a t L an sin g , la s t w eek-end . '

M ock t r ia l a t th e P en n im an Alien- th e a tr e , F r id a y ev en ing , M ay 23. D on’t m iss it.

M rs. G ordon. G a llie a n d fa m ily of C an ad a , a re . v is it in g h e r s is te r , M rs . ' W m . F re y m a n , o f A nn s t r e e t . \

Mr. an d 'M rs . A llen P en o y er and! fa m ily o f 264 A n n s t re e t , re tu rn e d | S u n d ay , fro m th e i r m o to r t r ip n o rth , 's rth ylf '

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C. L. FINLAN & SONGENERAL AGENTS

Phone 132-R197 Arthur St. Plymouth

RIGHT NOW is the time to have your broken plows, tractor parts and other farming implements and machinery WELDED for Spring use.

HADLEY’SP hone 181 166 Hedge S t.

B ack o f the T ow n H a ll

12 Quart Climax BasketsORDER NOW—CAR DOOR DELIVERY

“MICHIGAN MILK-MAKER” ALWAYS IN STOCK

It is not too early to order your BINDER TWINE.

L. CLEMENSDistributor—Michigan State Farm Bureau

Phone 316-F22 Phone 316-F22

L a s t T h u rsd a y ev en ing , M iss Hi K napp , th e M esdam es I la S tre n g , M ildred B arn e s an d A lm a D a u g h e rty p le a sa n tly e n te r ta in e d th e J u n io r B rid g e C lub a t th e hom e o f M rs. D a u g h e rty on C hurch s t re e t . T h re e ta b le s o f b rid g e w e re p lay e d , a f te r w hich d a in ty re fre sh m e n ts w e re en ­joyed . M rs. C lin ton a n d M iss R ose H a w th o rn e w e re g u e s ts o f th e C lub.

W hen M rs. E . A sh to n re tu rn e d fro m ch u rch la s t S u n d ay , sh e w a s su re ly s u rp r is e d to h av e . to u r a u to lo ad s m o to r o u t fro m D e tro it , co n s is tin g o f re la tiv e s a n d fr ie n d s . T hey a ll cam e w ith w e ll filled b a sk e ts , to h e lp h e r an d h e r s is te r , M rs. M. Deitz- of D e tro it, ce le b ra te th e ir b ir th d a y s , w hich occur on th e sa m e day . A ll re p o rte d a good tim e .

AnnouncingA ,

Opening WeekMonday, May 26th, the Peoples State Bank of Plymouth will open its

doors and begin business. In the week of May 26th to May 31st, we intend to celebrate the occasion appropriately.

We want everyone in Plymouth and the surrounding country to pay us a neighborly visit during Opening Week. It’s our “house warming” and the latch-string is out.

Souvenirs for EveryoneThere’ll be a souvenir for every man and for every woman, and for

every boy or girl. We want you all, and heartily invite you to come.

And if you open an account with us during Opening Week (and we hope you will), there’s a special little reward for doing that too. And just think how proud you’ll be. some day that you were one of the first to open a savings account here.

RO TA RY C L U B H E A R S P E A K E R S OX S A F E T Y C A M PA IG N .

A t th e noon-day luncheon of th e P ly m o u th R o ta ry C lubI held la s t F r id a y , M essrs . V anSchoick and W alsh o f th e sh e r if f’s office, who a re in c h a rg e o f th e S a fte y F ir s t cam ­p a ig n in W ay n e co u n ty , o u ts id e of th e c ity o f D e tro it, w e re p re s e n t an d g a v e ta lk s r e g a rd in g th e com ing c a m p aig n an d th e o rg a n iz a tio n o f S a fe ty D r iv e rs ’ C lubs. T h e ir ta lk s w e re v e ry in te re s tin g an d th e m em ­b e r s o f th e club w ill lend th e ir , help to m ake th e ro a d s of W ay n e co u n ty safe .

4% Interest on Deposits

State Bankof Plymouth

CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $60,000

LOCAL NEWS

T he W ay n e C oun ty A th le tic m ee t w ill be held in N o rth v ille in Ju n e .

M ock tr ia l a t th e P e n n im a n AHen th e a tr e , F r id a y even ing ; M ay 23.’ D on’t in iss it.

C U LTIV A TO R S?Yes cultivators. It won’t be long before you will

need them—Two horse cultivators, One horse culti­vators and the garden variety.

Also plow points and all kinds of plow repairs are needed now.

And don’t wait until, haying and harvesting times are here before ordering your new machines and re­pairs for the old ones. Twenty-four hours delay then may mean the loss of your crop. Do it now.

P h o n e 6 9 H.924 West Ann Arbor SL

S. DOERRPlymouth

Warning to Users of RadioAnother accident caused by radio aerial touching

our lines has seriously injured a boy.Look at your own aerial. If it is over, under or

near our lines it should be moved at once.If you find that your aerial is In this hazardous

position, get our advice or assistance in moving i t DO NOT DELAY.

If you are planning a new aerial, remember this warning.

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PRESBYTERIAN NOTESA tte n d th e m en ’s c la ss n e x t S u n ­

d ay — if you can squeeze in.Th§. B usy W om an’s B ib le C lass

m e t t a t th e m an se la s t T uesday . T h ere w as a po t-lu ck d in n er, b u sin ess sess ion an d social h our. T h re e m em ­b e rs fro m F lo r id a to ld fish s to rie s , an d — well th e p rize h a s n o t y e t been aw arded .

T he W om an’s A u x ilia ry held its m o n th ly m ee tin g W ed n esd ay , a t th e ch u rch .

T he top ic fo r n e x t W ednesday n ig h t is, “ T he B u ild e r o f th e C hurch ." M atth ew , 16:18.

N e x t S u n d ay n ig h t a t a union serv ice in th e H igh school a u d ito r ­ium , E d w a rd R aw den an d R . N . H o lsaple will g iv e a d ra m a tic d eb a te on th e qu estio n , “ C an th e L aw be E n fo rc e d ? " M r. H o lsap le is su p e r­in ten d en t and Mr. R aw den is a s s is ta n t counsel o f th e M ichigan A n ti- S aloon L eague. T h is d e b a te a n sw ers all th e a rg u m e n ts o f th e w e ts a g a in s t p ro h ib itio n , p o in ts o u t th e re sp o n s ib ility o f th e public official fo r th e en fo rce m en t of th e law , and th e re sp o n s ib ility o f th e p riv a te citizen an d th e n eed o f h is b ack in g up th e public official in o rd e r to sec u re p ro p e r law en fo rce m en t. I t will be w o rth h e a rin g .

D r. J o h n O rr, o f H ow ell, is one o f th e com m issioners to G enera l A ssem ­b ly fro m D e tro it P re sb y te ry .

M rs. D. D. N a g le sp e n t la s t w eek­e n d w i th h e r ( p a re n ts a t A lbion. V fC enneth B a r t le t t an d L y m a n Ju d - son wer.e hom e fro m A lbion f o r th e w eek-end .

M rs. H a rry V o sb u rg h a n d l i tt le d a u g h te r o f F e rn d a le , a r e sp en d in g a few B ays w ith h e r p a re n ts , M r. and M rpf C. V. C ham bers.V M r. a n d M rs. J a c k R eam e r w e re S u n d ay g u e s ts o f th e fo rm e r 's b ro th e r a n d w ife , M r. a n d M rs. H e r­m a n , R eam e r, .o f H ig h lan d P a rk , [ y f r e d K le in sch m id t o f M ilw aukee, W is., w a s a v is ito r a t th e hom e o f h is son , W a lte r , an d fa m ily th e p a s t w eek, re tu rn in g hom e' T uesday .

T he in f a n t d a u g h te r o f M r. and M rs. G eorge M cL ean o f D e tro it , w as ch ris te n ed a t th e L u th e ra n church la s t S u n d ay m orn ing .

M ary E llen , d a u g h te r o f H a rry an d M arie D ahm er, w a s b ap tised S u n d ay a f te rn o o n a t th e hom e o f h e r

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T h ere w ill be re g u la r serv ices a t L iv o n ia L u th e ra n ch u rch on • Sunday , M ay 18 th , in th e E n g lish la n g u a g e . A spec ia l o fferin g is to b e l if te d a t th is se rv ic e fo r th e benefit o f hom e m issions. S unday-school a t 1 ;45 , an d

a lso in th e E n g lish la n g u a g e . E v ery b o d y w elcom e.

O n S u n d ay , Ju n e 1st, - th e re w ill be a spec ia l m ee tin g o f th e co n g reg a tio n a f te r th e re g u la r serv ices to e le c t a d e le g a te to r e p re s e n t o u r c o n g re g a ­tio n a t th e b ien n ia l synod sess ion of o u r ch u rch body a t L an s in g d u rin g th e l a t t e r p a r t o f J u n e tor th e fo r e ­p a r t o f Ju ly .

A CA RD — W e w ish to ex p re s s o u r th a n k s an d a p p re c ia tio n to th e n e ig h b o rs a n d fr ie n d s f o r th e ir m an y a c ts o f k in d n ess d u r in g o u r re c e n t b e reav e m en t. E sp ec ia lly do w e w ish to th a n k th o se w ho se n t th e b e a u ti­fu l flow ers, an d th o se w ho fu rn ish e d a u to s . (

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p a re n ts , Rev. C h arles S tra s e n officiat­ing.

M r. an d M rs. W. L. K e s te r of D e­t ro i t , w ere su p p e r g u e s ts o f th e l a t t e r ’s b ro th e r an d w ife , M r. and M rs. C. V. C h am bers, M onday. O th e r v isito rs, th e sam e ev en ing , w e re : T h e ir niece, M iss T h elm a L av e rin g o f M o ntpelier, Ohio, an d M r. a n d M rs. T u rn ip see d o f D e tro it.

A K n ig h t T em p la r p ra c tice , fu ll fo rm open in g an d d rill , T u esd a y ev e n in g . M ay 20 th , a t N o rth v iile . G ran d C om m andery a t S ag in aw , J u n e 3rd . T h e t r a in w ill s to p a t P ly m o u th , N o rth v ille , N ovi a n d M il­fo rd . T h e S ir K n ig h ts a re accom pan ied by th e lad ies.

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A f te r sco rin g in a l l ev e n ts b u t th e m ile r u n an d th e 4 4 0 -yard j ia s h , P ly m o u th H ig h ’s re la y tea m m ade v ic to ry c e r ta in in th e t r ia n g u la r t ra c k m ee t w ith M onroe an d Y psi- la n ti C e n tra l, a t Y p s ila n ti la s t S a t ­u rd a y , by ta k in g f irs t p lace in a spect& cular ra ce , a f te r S te v en s, th e la s t m an to ru n , had m ade up tw e n ty ' y a rd s o-n h is m an and b e a t him by a fiv6-yard m a rg in .

T he first' ev e n t g a v e us five po in ts w hen S te v en s took an ea sy f irs t in th e h undred y a rd d a sh , a f te r w hich K enyon .gained five m o re p o in ts ,b y com ing in f i r s t in th e low h u rd les . H olm es an d D oud t tie d fo r f i r s t in th e p o le -v a u lt g iv in g us e ig h t m ore po in ts. SteVe took second in. th e sh o t p u t w ith a gofid h eave , a f te r w hich K u rze c a m e in second in th e half-m ile , b r in g in g o u r ■ to ta l up to 24 . p o in ts. Beckfer ra is e d th is by fo u r w hen ’ he tied fo r f i r s t in th e high ju m p , and R eim an g a v e us th re e m ore po in ts by w in n in g second in th e d iscus th ro w . S te v en s took an e a sy firs t in th e 22 0 -y ard d ash , and M itchell p laced th i rd in th e b road ju m p , w ith a ju m p o f e ig h te e n fe e t an d seven inches. T he re la y w a s th e la s t e v e n t an d by w in n in g i t P ly m ­o u th fin ished f i r s t w ith fo r ty - tw o p o in ts ; Jrtonroe fin ished n e x t w ith fo r ty -o n e p o in ts, an d Y p s ilan ti C en­t r a l w a s n e x t w ith tw en ty -five .

S u m m a ry o f th e t r i a n g u la r m ee t:100 y a rd d a sh : S tpvens, P ly m o u th ,

f ir s t ; C la rk , M onroe, second; T h o rn e , Y p s ila n ti, th ird . T im e 10 4-10 sec­onds.

P o le v a u lt : D av id a n d H olm es, P ly m o u th , tie d fo r f i r s t ; G raich en and C rane , Y p s ila n ti, t ie d fo r th i rd ; f r e ig h t 7 f e e t 9 inches. .' 880 y a rd ru n : M ark s , Y p s ila n ti,

f ir s t ; K urze , P ly m o u th , second; C h ap ­lin , M onroe, th ird . T im e 2 m in u te s 18 1-10 seconds.

440 y a rd d a sh : M eidem ier, M on­roe , f ir s t ; B eck , Y p s ila n ti, sec o n d ;1 H a tc h , Y p s ila n ti, .th ird . T im e 56 4-10 seconds.

120 y a rd low h u rd le s : K enyon , P ly m o u th , f i r s t ; W en n er, M onroe, second ; R o u sseau , M onroe , th ird . T im e 15 2-10 seconds.

S h o t p u t : H e rk im e r, M onroe, f i r s t ; S te v en s , P ly m o u th , second; L eason , M onroe, th i rd . D is tan ce 42 fe e t 11 inches.

H ig h ju m p : F a lk , M onroe, an d B ecker, * P ly m o u th , tie d f o r • f irs t ; S ig n o r, Y p s ila n ti, th ird . H e ig h t 5 fe e t 2 inches. i

M ile ru n : B a iley , Y p s ila n ti, f ir s t ; A nderson , Y p s ila n ti, second ; B aro n , M onroe, th ird . T im e 6 m in u te s 13 3-10 seconds. i

220 ya rd dash : S teve n s,* P lym ­outh , f ir s t ; C la rke , M onroe, 'second; S m ith , Y p s ila n ti, th ird . T im e 24 8-10 seconds.

D iscu s th ro w : H e rk im er, Mon- rod , f ir s t ; R eim an , P lym o u th , sec­ond ; W rig h t, Y p s ila n ti, th ird . D is­tance 106 fe e t 2 in ch es." B road ju m p : W enner, M onroe, f ir s t ; F o lk , M onroe, second ; M itch e ll, P lym ou th , th ird . D istance 19 feet 2 1-2 in ch es. _

R e la y : W on b y P lym outh(H o lm es, C lin e , M itch e ll and S te­ven s) ; Y p s ila n ti, second; M onroe, th ird . T im e 1 m inute 21 8-10 sec-

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\ A y a l t e r P o s tiff g av e a v e ry in te r ­e s t in g ta lk a t - t h e A g g ie C lub, W ed­nesday noon.

T he so ils c la ss h ad a field tr ip , T u esd a y fo r th e p u rp o se o f s tu d y in g so ils an d soil conditions.

In a v e ry e a sy ball gam e la s t F r i ­d ay ^ P ly m o u th w on over F a rm in g to n , a t F a rm in g to n , by, a sco re o f 11 to 0. T rim b le , p itch in g f o r P ly m o u th team , ajlow ed F a rm in g to n b u t tw o h its , w h ile P ly m o u th ’s tea m m ade fo u r­tee n . T h is g a m e p laces P ly m o u th in second p lace in league s ta n d in g , w ith on ly one d e fe a t, an d t h a t be in g by B edfo rd . H ow ever, w e a re h op­ing to g iv e R edfo rd tea m a se t back w hen th ey com e to P ly m o u th .

T he re s u lt o f th e base b a ll g a m e a t Y p silan ti, la s t S a tu rd a y , w a s a de­cided re v e rse from th e F a rm in g tto n g am e th e d ay befd re. Row land p itched five inn in g s fo r P ly m o u th , b u t w as re lieved because o f a sore a rm by T rim b le . Y p s ilan ti w as ab le to m ake b u t th re e h i ts d u rin g th e g am e , b u t P ly m o u th only m ade tw o. T h is an d poor p lay in g a t tim e s w as th e ca u se foi* de fea t.

A t th e g ir ls ’ -in te rc la ss t ra c k m eet, w hich w a s held M onday n ig h t a f te r school, th e ju n io rs received f irs t p lac e ; fresh m en , second, and sopho- fno re’s, th ird .

G R A D E N O T E S M ^bel B lackm ore

K irk p a tr ic k fro m S ag in aw , th e . fo u r th A g ra d e ’’ 'th is

B illy e n te re d w eek.

A tra c k m ee t w w as held betw een th e f ifth an d s ix th g ra d e g ir ls , la s t F r id a y , th e s ix th g ra d e w in n in g in a ll th e ev en ts.

A C ecropia m oth , w hich h ad ju s t ca iqe o u t fro m i ts cocoon, w as b ro u g h t to th e s ix th g ra d e , l a s t F r i ­d ay b y L ouis S tro u b . T h is m o th is v e r y . com m on an d m ay b e found a ro u n d m ap le tre e s . I t is v e ry la rg e , som etim es g ro w in g a s la rg e a s six inches ac ro ss . A s a ru le , it does n o t com e o u t so e a r ly , b u t th is one h ad been k e p t in th e house.

T h e s ix th g ra d e E n g lish c la ss is now d ia g ra m in g s im p le sen ten c es .

T he g ra d e s w ill h a v e th e ir -annual ex h ib it f ro m tw o u n ti l a b o u t five o ’clock F rid a y , and- p a p e rs o f th e d iffe ren t c la sse s f o r th e p a s t y e a r hav e been saved an d w ill be p u t on ex h ib it.

T he local lodge K n ig h ts o f P y th ia s h av e offered tw o b e a u tifu l m edals, one go ld a n d one s ilv e r, to be w on in c o m p e titio n in th e 10th, 11 th and 12th g ra d e s f o r th e b e s t e ssa y on “ A m eric an C itize n sh ip , I t s A im s, Id e a ls a n d R esp o n sib ilities .” T he e ssa y s w ill be fin ished th is w eek , and th e w in n e rs an n o u n ced la te r . T he m ed a ls a r e now on d isp la y in th e b an k window .

A Good Th in g — Don’t M iss I t . lend yo u r nam e and address p la in ly ittsn , together w ith fiv e cen ts (an d

th is s lip ) to C ham berlain M edicine C o ., D es M oines, Io w a , and rece ive in re tu rn a t r ia l package conta in ing' Cham berlain ’s Cough Rem edy fo r coughs, co ld s, cro up : C ham berlain 's Stom ach ana liv e r T a b le ts fo r in d i­g estion , g assy p a in s th a t fcrowd the h e a rt, b ilio u sn ess and co nstip atio n ; Cham berlain ’s S a lv e fo r b ttrn s, sca ld s, w ounds, p ile s ; e tc . Don’ t m iss i t — A dvertisem ent.

WATERFORDjM rs . Lucy P e rk in s a n d ch ild re n of ; P o n tia c , sp e n t la s t T h u rsd a y and

F r id a y w ith h e r s is te r , M rs. C h arles S te in h eb el and h e r f a th e r , C alv in T hom as.

M r^ M c K e rr ig h a n h ad bo th o f his houses w ire d la s t w eek. f / J o h n W a tso n an d fa m ily o f P ly m ­o u th , m oved in w ith th e ir son an d w ife , M r. an d M rs. E dm ond W a tso n , th is w eek.

Leon P e rk in s o f P o n tia c , sp e n t th is w eek a t th e hom e o f h is g ra n d fa th e r , C alv in T hom as.L E am ond W a tso n h a d h is house

w ired , a n d a new k itch en b u il t th is w eek.

M r. and M rs. S. L. L o n g h av e r e ­tu rn e d hom e a f te r sp en d in g th e w in ­t e r in F lo rid a .

T hose ta k in g sev e n th a n d e ig h th g ra d e e x a m in a tio n s in P ly m o u th (fro m W a te rfo rd ) a r e : A r th u r W a te rm an , L eslie R ow land, F lo ren ce D avis a n d G eorge R oss. .

M r. an d M rs. H a r ry G ille tte an d ch ild ren o f Y p silan ti, s p e n t S u n d ay a t W m . S m ith ’s.

L it tle E l l io t t G reen h a s th e m um ps.

M r. an d M rs. J o h n B aze an d d a u g h te r , R u th , o f L ivonia, w e re c a lle rs a t W m . S m ith ’s S u n d ay e v e n ­ing .

L it tle R o b ert G o tts h a s th e m easles.M r. an d M rs. W m . S m ith ca lled on

fr ie n d s in L ivonia C en te r , M onday.T he G ren n an fa m ily m oved o u t to

th e ir hom e, re c e n tly p u rc h ased fro m Louis C ase, l a s t F rid ay .

Jo h n L a n g h a s re s ig n e d h is po­s itio n w ith th e S ta n d a rd Oil Co., an d C h arles Jo h n so n o f N o rth v ille , w ill fill th e vacancy .

M rs. J o h n L an g an d d a u g h te r , J u a n i ta , w e re in D e tro it, sh opp ing , la s t F rid a y .

ELME lm w e n t to C la rev ille l a s t F r i­

d ay , an d d e fea te d th e G erm an L u th e ra n school by a score o f 14 to 8. C la rev ille w orked tw o o f th e ir p itch ers , b u t th e y could n o t s to p E lm fro m sco rin g . F . .W ilson, M . Tnom as and L. S im m ons p itch ed fo r E lm an d held them to t h r e e ru n s . C la re ­v ille sco red one ru n in th e f if th and tw o in th e sev en th . E lm scored th re e in th e th i rd , tw o in th e fo u rth , five in th e fifth , one in toe s ix th , one in th e sev e n th an d two in th e e ig h th .

E lm h a s w on fo u r g am e s out o f seven , th is season .

M ay 23’, E lm w ill p la y N ew burg a n d S ta rk a t E lm . A ll a re welcom e.

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good condition3- B u m e r F lo ren ce Oil S tove w ith

oven, n e a rly new4- b u rn e r N ew P ro ce ss Oil S tove 3 -B u rn e r G as P la te1 L a rg e K itcheft C ab in e t 1 R eliab le F ire le s s C ooker, num ber

5, w ith R a d ia to r S tones a n d all . A lum inum C ooking P an s D ish es C ooking U ten s ils1 A lask a R e fr ig e ra to r , good condition 1 2 -q t. L ig h tn in g Ice C ream F re e z e r

•T he MisBes G race G e ig e r, H azel B ra u n an d V elm a N elson w e re in A n n A rb o r o a b u sin ess , T uesday a f te rn o o n .

M r. and M rs. W esley Q r r an d ch il­d re n , E llis , J u n io r , S h irley M ae and Jac lj, o f Jac k so n , w e re guests^ a t W ill C ole’s fro m F r id a y t i l l S unday .

M ayfo rd S ieloff o f D e tro it, w as a w eek-end g u e s t o f h is p a re n ts here .

R ussell G ale h a s recovered frq m th e m easles , an d is hom e ag a in .

W . B. R o rab a ch e r w a s in A nn A rb o r, do ing F a rm B u rea u w ork , I T uesday an d W ednesday . |

Leon O vensh ire an d son, H aro ld , o f ; P e tro i t , ca lled S unday a f te rn o o n , on j M r. O vensh ire’s m o th e r and s is te r .

A bout 35 m em bers an d g u e s ts a t- lenued th e fa rm e r ’s club a t M. Cline- sm ith ’s la s t W ednesday . M rs. G eorge F o rem an and M rs. C. W . L ew is 'sa n g ■ and M abel C linesm ith gav e a p ia n o ; solo. V elm a N elson and M rs. R o ra ­b ac h er g av e re ad in g s. M r. and Mrs?) B e rt W ilson and l i tt le son o f L ans­ing , and M rs. M axw ell Jo h n so n and son, Irv in , o f W ayne, w ere g u e s ts of '.he club. {

M r. and M rs. F lo y d L ucas and ‘ vhree ch ild re n of In k s te r w e re gu ests ' j

i o f J a m e s L ucas an d W ill Cole S u n -i j J a y and M onday.| H erm an A ndre o f Jen iso n , w as an ., jv e r n ig h t g u e s t o f W . B . R o ra b a c h e r1 ' T u esd ay . 1■' B. A. N elson a tte n d e d th e fu n e ra l j •o f E lm er S oeger a t th e residence in 1 Salem , S unday . ;I T h e y o u n g people a t Stoirff L ane ’

T he ch o ir m ee ts F rid a y , to n ig h t, a t 1 'a rm e n te rta in e d ab o u t 25 f i e n d s a t ! 7:30, w ith M rs. Cook on U nion s t r e e t . , a M ay p a r ty S un d ay a fte rn o n o n . j E v ery m em ber p lan to be th e re an d j G uests w ere p re se n t fro m A nn b rin g husband o r w ife a lo n g . j A rb o r. ^ n sila n ti, D e tro it an d N orth-1

C om pany D. h as a Sock Social a t j ville. the church th is a f te rn o o n . Louise R o rab a ch e r w as a w eek-end

M id-w eek serv ice a t th e ch u rch on | g u e s t o f A da G rav es , a t T ecum seh . .T h u rsd a y n ig h t a t 7:30. O ne n e e d s . __________________th e in sp ira tio n of th is serv ice to keepth e sp ir i tu a l life toned up . 1 / ' R A N C F

T he t r a in in g c la sse s fo r th e y o u n g ] |fo lk s re cen tly received in to th e m em -, Specia l fo r m em o ria ls on F rid a y i b e rsh ip o f th e chui'ch, w ill be held • even ing , M ay 30 th , a t th e hall. . j d u rin g th e S unday-school Ijour. E v ery T he Lily C lub will m ee t n ex t Tues-1 Young p erso n jo in in g th e ch u rch is [ day even ing , M ay 20 th , a t th e hom e expected to receive th is specia l in - j of M rs. I). A. C am pbell. P o t- lu c k | s tru c tio n b efo re b e in g received in to j su p p er and d ishes. Come fo r a good ‘fu ll m em b ersh ip . tim e.

O ur S unday-school h a s becom e so j ________1---------------!overcrow ded, t h a t a r ra n g e m e n ts h av e j been m ade fo r se v e ra l c la sse s t o , m eet a t th e H igh school b u ild in g t i ll |

s g e t o u r new bu ild in g com pleted .T he a rc h ite c t h a s been h ired , and

p lan s w ill be w orked o u t im m e d ia te ­ly : B u ild ing o p era tio n s will com ­m ence w ith in a m onth.

I f yo u h av e n ’t ta k e n a n y sh a re s n th e ne'w b u ild ing , see th e p a s to r a t

once, o r som e m em ber o f th e B u ild ­in g F u n d 1 C om m ittee.

T h e re w ill be a union serv ice a t th e H igh school n e x t S unday even­in g , u n d e r tl\e a llsp ices o f th e A nti-

on L eague. T h er^ w ill be a r n te re s tin g an d d ra m a tic d e b a te on

th e q u es tio n : “ Can th e L aw be E n ­fo r c e d ? ” by R. H . H olsaple,. s ta te su p e r in te n d e n t o f th e lea g u e, and Edyvard R aw din , a la w y e r fro m L an sin g . D on’t m iss th is . In v ite y o u r fr ie n d s and n e ig h b o rs to com e an d h e a r th is lively d iscussion o f one o f th e v ita l p rob lem s o f th e day .• T he M en’s B ible c la ss s ta g e d a p le a sa n t a n d h ap p y su rp r is e on its p re s id e n t, J a m e s C . G ill, l a s t F r id a y ev en ing . I t -w as an occasion lo n g to be rem e m b ere d by all p re sen t.

Profit to the BuyerIt Is Bound l)p in the Finer Quality o f Hupmobile Parts

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T he house an d lo t a t 162 Rose s t re e t , w ill be sold a t th is sale. T e rm s will be s ta te d d a y of sale.

T E R M S— A ll su m s u n d er $50.00, ca sh ; over t h a t a m o u n t, 4 m o n th s ' t im e w ill be g iv en on good b ankab le

1 pap e r, b e a rin g 7 p e r c e n t in te re s t.

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Today’s Reflections

Once' upon a t im e people ju d g ed a P ly m o u th m an by th e com pany he k ep t. Now th ey ju d g e him by th e a u to he keeps.

T h e re 's th is co nso la tion— th e re can | on ly be a s m an y ta x p la n s a s th e re , a re m em bers o f co n g ress .

. . . M aybe you n ev e r n o ticed it , bulSaloon L eague. T h er^ w ill be a n P ly m o u th h u sb an d s w ho a re e x p e ri (

----- i.:— — i j 1*:. J — enced, a lw a y s re a c h fo r th e ir pocket-1books w hen th e ir w ives ca ll them j “old d ea r."

Hupmobile could not use materials less fine—and still be Hupmobile.For the very heart and soul of Hupmobile success is the way it stands up—year

‘'■after year—at astonishingr low cost.Let it try to cheapen any of

Hiits finely built parts and it would at once lose that superiority. So in the end, it would not profit the buyer.The motor car question, as we see it, comes down to this.

W. H.Farmington,

T he buyer can pay the Hupmobile price, safe in the assurance that a higher price cannot bring him any­thing higher than the Hup­mobile in honest quality. Or, he can pay less and content himself with less th a H u p m o b ile quality and satisfaction.It will cost you nothing but the time you put irr, to come in and see Hupm obile quality with your own eyes, as shown by our PartsDisplay.

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i A n o th er good w a y to g e t peace is to a sk all th e people to p ay th e w a r ta x be fo re th e f irs t sh o t is fired .

* *T hey sa y th e re a r e fe w e r g e rm s

on p a p e r m oney th a n th e re used to be. T h a t’s because th e g e rm s , like hu m an beings, hav e a h a rd e r tim e ho ld in g on to it.

E ven i f som e fe llow s a ro u n d P lym - . ou th w e re ^ n g e ls an d h ad w in g s ten

*1 fe e t long , th e y ’d s t il l be too lazy to fly.

R adio po litica l speeches will p u t j eve rybody to sleep , in s te ad o f j u s t 1 ch ild ren , a s bed tim e s to rie s do.

T h is th in g w e ca ll H ope is a w on- ' d e r fu l th in g . I t ’s w h a t keeps so i m any people w o rk in g in a g a ^ e n .

T he h a rd tim e p a r ty «given by th e school S a tu rd a y b ig h t, w as w ell a t ­tended . T he costum e p riz e s w ere aw ard e d to M iss B ern ice S c h ra d e r and M rs. E d. Lyke. T he proceeds w e re $21.00.

W illiam S c h ra d e r’s s is te r an d fa m ily of E a s t P ly m o u th , a tte n d e d his a u c tio n -s a le M onday. j S p rin g fe v e r is a b o u t th e only “t i r e j

T he e ig h th g ra d e com m encem ent | tro u b ]e som e o f 0UJ p iym outh citi*-! ex e rc ise s will be held a t o u r school e v e r have.J u n e 6 th . I * *

M rs. M abelle F ish b e ck , M rs. V era IL yke an d M rs. L ulu Lyke e n te r ta in - ! Bobbed h a ir c o n tin u es to hold its ed sev e ra l co u n ty N orm al s tu d e n ts [ow n as a top ic o f co n v e rsa tio n , b u t d u r in g - th e ir v is it to th e an n u a l hom e w e h a rd ly ex p e c t i t to becom e an com ing a t N o rm a l. T hey w e re fro m I issu e in th e p re s id e n tia l cam p aig n . L a p e e r an d S ag in aw co u n ties . j * *

F re d T hilo an d fa m ily expect to u looks a s th o u gh a b o u t a ll th e occupy th e C h arles R oo t fa rm house re fo rm e rs h av e done is to abo lish

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H e n ry F a ir an d fa m ily o f W y a n - W e’ve a lso no ticed t h a t th e a v e r- d o tte , and M rs. S a ra h Spence o f a g e P ly m o u th w om an ca n g e t a lo t B elleville , sp e n t th e > eek -end au Ed. o f ex c ite m en t o u t o t t ry in g to guess- L yke’s. , ;w h o is is w hen th e te lep h o n e bell

W illiam L yke, w ife an d g r a n d - ! rin g s , d a u g h te r . M arie , sp e n t sev e ra l d a y s ! * *la s t w eek w ith M iss F a n n y H ill o f i W e o fte n wond e r w h a t th e a p -A d ria n . .. . . . . . u lau se w ould sound like i f l ig h tn in g

F re d Ju d so n and»son, N a th a n , sp e n t I v e r strU ck th e ta x co llec to r’s office.S u n d ay a t D e x te r. I , .

F o s te r T h o rn b e rry an d fa m ily , jw ho a re m ov ing fro m B ellev ille , i I t ’s f a s t g e t t in g so a dog c a n t | sp e n t - sev e ra l d a y s w ith M rs. R o sa -j b u ry a bone w ith o y t f e a r o f a s c ^ n - •m ond L yke. T h e y a re m ak in g a n 1 d al-m o n g e r com in g a lo n g and a u to t r i p -south. j g in g i t up.

Som e o f o u r local boys w ish to announce a d an c in g p a r ty a t Salem h a ll, M ay 23. E v ery o n e w elcom e.

T he good ro a d b u ild e rs a re be­tw een E d . L y k e’s c o rn e r a n d th e L ake. T h e y ’ h av e m ade a s ix -fo o t g ra d e a t th e lak e , w hich is a g re a t im p ro v em en t to th e h ighw ay .

M rs. G eorge M cK im e n te rta in e d th e F re e C hurch L. A . S. a t h e r hom e on E . C ross s tre e t , Y p silan ti, T h u rs ­d ay .

C O M M U N IT Y H A P P E N IN G ST u esd a y a f te rn o o n . M ay 13 th , w a s

a d a y to b e rem e m b ere d b y th e N o r th C an to n E conom ics C lub ,, i t i be in g th e la s t m ee tin g w ith M iss W oodw orth fo r d e m o n s tra to r , a s she is soon to le a v e , h a v in g ac ce p te d a p o s itio n in th e n o r th e rn p a r t o f th e s ta te . ’W hile w e w ill m iss h e r v e ry efficient ta le n t , we. w ish h e r a s g r e a t a success in th e new field. F o llo w in g a v e ry fine dem onstra tion^ bn th e re fin ish in g o f fu r n itu re , a social h o u r w ith p o t-lu ck re f re sh m e n ts w a s in ­dulged .

N O T IC EA nyone w an ting v a u lts o r cess >ls cleaned , leave orders w ith the-

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g e t a b e t te r job i f he could g e t a J reco m m en d atio n t h a t w ould re a d as th e l i n e s 't h e y ’H p u t on h is to m b ­stone . *

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ch ild re n in bed— if y ou ca n m an a g e to keep aw ak e u n ti l th e ch ild ren com e in.

a aA C h icago w om an c la im s th re e

w om an t r ie d to s te a l h e r husband , a n d t h a t is bound to g iv e h im th e sw e ll-head .

T h ere a r e sa id to be. tw en ty -fo u r p o litic a l p a r tie s in .G e rm a n y now. I n th is co u n try w e h av e o n ly tw o— th e in s a n d o u ts . t>. 'a *

The P lym outh m an who .goes home and find s the k itch en stove in the p a rlo r doesn’t have , to be to ld th a t it ’s housecleaning tim e . . , >

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O rd in a rily a wom an is a fra id o f a m ouse, but so t i f sh e ,h as prom ised to lo ve , honor and obey h im , »

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COAL FEEDS Building Material

W hen yon w an t coal o f the rig h f q u a lity , and a t the rig h t p rice , ju s t a sk fo r th e fo llo w in g :

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V E L V E T P O C A H O N TA S— W e guarantee it the best Pocahontas you eve r used. Low in ash , h igh in heat and no s la ck .

/D . L . & W . A N T H R A C IT E —Can get p len ty o f th is coal a t the .

p resent tim e . A d vise you to p lace yo u r o rder fo r d e lilv e ry a fte r A p ril 1 st. . ' ■

S O L V A Y C O K E —P rice w ill be reduced A p ril 1 st.

I t Is o u r judgm ent th a t A p ril p rices on C oal w ill be a s lo w ' as an y . W e don’t h esita te to ad vise you to buy co al th is y e a r.

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R edfo rd M asons d ed ica ted th e ir \ handsom e new te m p le w ith appro-^

p r ia te ce rem onies W ednesday , M ay 14th. T he new tem p le is one o f th e fin est in th e s ta te . T he R edford L odge w as o rg an ized in 1863 w ith a m em b ersh ip o f 11. In 1923 th e lodge had a m em b ersh ip o f 400.

A sehSfSre’ m o n u m en t w ill be u n i veiled in O ak • G rove ce m e te ry in M ilfo rd on M em oria l. D ay. I t w ill be

; ded ica ted to th e m em o ry of th e j so ld ie rs an d sa ilo rs w ho fo u g h t to j save th e U n ion in th e C ivil W ar.

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R oss H icks h a s m ade a re co rd th is y e a r in ra is in g lam b s w hich w e b e ­lieve w ould be h a r d to b e a t. H e h as ra is e d m ore th a n one hu n d re d lam bs th is y e a r w ith o u t lo sing a s in g le one an d only one o u t o f th e w hole l o t had to be ra ise d by han d . A n ex change ' had an item re cen tly o f a m an w ho ra ise d 35 w ith o u t a loss, b u t R oss h a s h im b e a te n a m ile.— B rig h to n A rg u s.

S U N S H IN E A C R E ! - G R E E N ­H O U SE — G et y q u r p o rc n h O x e s r a in t- ed.‘ W e a re sp ec ia liz in g , in r p la n tsfo r po rch boxes o r hang ing b a sk e ts .

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And once your installation is made, you are through with expense. The operating cost is practically nothing. Tlie V-K W ater Supply System, the water-works that furnishes the water, operates on an average cost of only one cent a day. That’s alL

Electric, Gasoline o r KeroseneC o m e in a n d t a lk i t o v e r w i t h u s .

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LOCAL NEWS

T he label on y o u r p a p e r te lls how y o u r su b sc rip tio n s tan d s .

M ock t r ia l a t th e P en n im an A llen th e a t r e , / F rid a y ev en ing , M ay 23. D on’> /m is s it.

T he C itize n s ' M utual A u to J n s u r - j ance C om pany g a v e a b a n q u e t re cen t- j ly fo r th e ir sa lesm en , and 185 from " all o ver th e lo w er p e n in su la o f M ich­ig a n w e re in a tten d a n ce . I t w as show n th a t th e com pany w ro te 1,850 m ore policies d u rin g th e f irs t th re e m o n th s th a n th e y did d u rin g th e firs t th re e m o n th s o f- 1923. C. L . F in la n & Son a r e th e local a g e n ts fo r th is

j com pany.

B y th e vo te t h a t w as re cen tly c a s t a t B rig h to n it is in evidence t h a t th e | c itize n s o f th a t tow n w a n t p a v e d ; s tre e ts . A special election w a s held fo r th e p u rp o se of bonding th e v il­la g e fo r th e sum a f $70,000 fo r p av e­m en ts and s to rm sew ers . T h ere w ere 318 vo tes c a s t an d 310 vo ted both b a llo ts “ y es ," w h ile on ly fo u r vo ted a g a in s t th e a m e n d m e n t a n d six a g a in s t *the p av in g question .

F O R SA L E — F o u r lo ts , 50x132 f t . ea ch ; one block fro m school house an d church . In q u ire o f J o h n K uhn, 210 A dam ? s tre e t , P ly m o u th , M ich.

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L ead ing Chicago M a n u fa c tu re r has a ,frne P la y e r-P ia n o in P ly m o u th , s lig h tly u se d ' an d p a r t ly p a id fo r ,! w hich re lia b le p a r ty can hav e fo r th e j ba lance on sm all m o n th ly p ay m e n ts . W r ite fo r fu ll, con fiden tia l in fo rm a - ; t io n to P . O. Box N o. 172, C hicago , j Illino is. 2 3 t3 ,

D. W. H . M oreland a n d d a u g H te rs , ' M arjo rie an d M rs. F re d R obinson , j an d sen of D e tro it,, sp e n t S u n d ay ; w ith C h arles F . B en n e tt. I

an d M rs. H . W. Jo lliffe sp en t Sunday w ith M r. a n d M rs. H aro ld

R oberts o f Roy&l Oak*.V*Mr. an d M rs. H . M. R obbins and l i tt le d a u g h te r , B e tty , o f D e tro it, sp e n t S u n d ay w ith M r. an d M rs. E . V. Jo lliffe .

M r: an d M rs. E . P . W haley , M iss A da W h aley an d M rs. Leo V o n D ette an d tw o ch ild re n o f S ag in aw , s p e n t S a tu rd a y an d S unday w ith G eorge W h aley an d s is te rs .

M erre ll D ra p e r ce leb ra te d h is e ig h tee n th b ir th d a y W ednesday , by e n te r ta in in g a n u m b er o f h is boy fr ie n d s a t a six o ’clock d in n er. L a te r th e y a tte n d e d th e P en n im an A llen th e a tre .

T he M ichigan Bell T elephone Com pany now occupies its new $150,0001 p la n t a t A n n A rb o r. T h e m ain

' bu ild in g is of I ta l ia n a rc h ite c tu re o f p lea sin g u es ig n . T o th e r e a r o f th e m ain bu ild in g is th e g a ra g e an d ] w a reh o u se b u ild ing , one s to ry h ig h , I w ith s to ra g e sp ace fo r te n c a rs a n d 1 supp lies fo r each o f th e te n s ta t io n s in t h a t d is tr ic t. E m ployes irf th e new h e a d q u a rte rs n u m b er 147, w hich includes 114 in th e traffic o r local and long d is ta n ce o p e ra tin g d e p a rtm e n ts , 26 in th e p la n t d e p a rtm e n t, a n d seven in th e com m ercial offices.

W A N T E D — To reidT house by Ju n e ! 1st. A d d ress , J o h n B u rn er , 959 Pen-1 n im an av e n u e, P ly m o u th . 2 5 t l

FO R S A L E — O ne G eerjheart k n it­t in g m ach ine (n e w ), w ith q u a n ti ty o f

T he fo llow ing fro m o u t o f to w n , w ere S un d ay g u e s ts o f M iss F an n ie G ra in g e r: D . H e n sto c k an d M iss F ra n c e s H a tc h o f Y p s ila n ti; a lso J . S te w a r t, G. W ijson , M iss Z aida B lack an d M iss B eu lah K elly o f C aro.

M iss M arion H en d erso n a n d M iss J u n e L ittle o f D e tro it, ca lled S un d ay a t th e hom e o f P e a r l an d W in ifred Jo lliffe.

T he lad ies o f th e m iss io n a ry so ­c ie ty o f th e M. E . ch u rch held th e ir r e g u la r m on th ly m ee tin g a t th e hom e of, Mr,s. Jo h n S te w a r t on A n n A rb o r s t re e t . M rs. B rock o f D e law are , O hip, field w o rk er f o r th e H om e so cie ty w as p re se n t, a n d g a v e a m ost in te re s tin g a n d in sp ir in g ta lk - T hose w ho w e re n p t p re s e n t m isse d som e­th in g v e ry m uch w o r th w h ile . A social h o u r fo llow ed th e p ro g ra m

Inty re f re sh m e n ts w ere served .an d djrln

\y A n intin te re s tin g re c ita l w ill be pre- •tewpted T u esd a y ev en ing , M ay 20th, Fa t th e P en n im an A llen th e a tr e a t

8:00 o’clock ip. m ., b y M iss H elen F ish , p ia n is t, pup il o f M iss C zarin a P en ae y , M us. B ac., and M iss A lta H am ill, re a d e r , pup il o f M iss J a n e C la rk e n o f D e tro it. M iss F ish de­se rv es m uch p ra ise fo r h e r sp lendid w ork. M iss P en n ey w ill a s s i s t a t th e second p iano fo r tw o -p ian o nu m b ers . M iss H am ill is a ta le n te d pupil o f one o f D e tro it’s b e s t d ra m a tic a r t te a c h e rs . T h e y o u n g lad ies a re m em bers o f th e 1924 sen io r c la ss and a ll w ho a re in te re s t­ed in th e ir p ro g re ss a r e co rd ia lly in ­v ited to a tte n d .

y a rn . In q u ire a t (J24 M ap le av en u e,! P ly m o u th , M ich. *’ 2 5 t l *

A new sy stem o f m a p s w hich h as been ad o p te d by th e s ta te h ig h w ay d e p a rtm e n t a s a m eans o f sp re a d in g in fo rm a tio n re la tiv e to . ro a d condi­tio n s, w as d em o n s tra te d to th e s ta te a d m in is tr a t iv e re cen tly . T he m ap s w ill show th e ty p es o f su rfa c e and th e condition o f ev e ry t ru n k lin e and m o st o f th e co u n ty h ig h w ay s . T hey a r e to be m oun ted on s ta n d a rd s m ade a t J a c k so n p riso n a n d ,w ill be d is ­t r ib u te d jn ho tels ' a n d o th e r p laces o f in fo rm a tio n th ro u g h o u t th e s ta te . A re n ta l o f $5.00 a y e a r w ill be c h a rg ­ed b y th e s ta te fo r th e serv ice , th e m ap s to b e b ro u g h t up to d a te an d d is tr ib u te d tw ice a m o n th . I t is said t h a t M ichigan is th e f i r s t to ad o p t th is p lan w hich is d esig n ed to fu rn ish to u r is ts e n tire ly re lia b le in fo rm a tio n . — E x.

THIRTY-FI^ST ANNUAL * MAY FESTIVAL 21-2f

G IV E N A T H IL L A U D IT O R IU M , M A N Y A R T IS T S W IL L P A R T IC ­IP A T E .

F u rn ish ed room s fo r lig h t house­keep ing , a b o u t M ay 21. M rs. A. M. Jo h n so n , 212 M ain s t r e e t , phone 467J. • 2 5 t l

W A N T E D —T e a m s te rs . Call K a h rl, '3 0 1 -F 2 1 , P ly m o u th .

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A nyone w a n tin g to w ork g a rd e n space , call a t 1251 W e st A n n A rb o r s t r e e t , M rs. G. H . W h itn ey 2 5 t l

W A N T E D — A nice congenial co u p le to s h a re m odern hom e in e x ­ch an g e fo r w ife ’s serv ic es . In q u ire a t M ail Office. 2 5 t l

F O R SA L E — T w o 2-horse w agons, one 1-h o rse sp rin g w agon , th re e 2 -h o rse plow s, one shovel plow , one sp ik e to o th d ra g , o n e p o ta to coverer, one land ro lle r , o«e p u lv e riz e r, one h a y ra k e , 50 fe e t o f h a y ro p e , one g r in d s to n e , one doub le h a rn e s s , one o ak b ed s tea d , .one bed sp rin g s , one m a ttre s s , q u a n ti ty o f G olden B an tam seed co rn . H e rm a n M ack, M ill ro a d , E a s t o f F o rd fa c to ry . 25t2 ■

F O R S A L E — R eg is te re dS w iss y e a rlin g m ale ca lf. A y ers , phone 257-F13.

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F O R S A L E — O ak ' bed d av e n p o rt? C all a t 725 M ill s t re e t , o r phone 211-F3. ' 2 5 t l

F O R R E N T — B ungalow , w ith ope a c re o f g ro u n d ; all k inds o f f r u it . In q u ire 882 S. M ill s t re e t , o r phone 381J. 2 5 t l

F O R S A L E — B ab y ch icks. P hone 251-F22. 2 5 tl

T h e T h ir ty -F ir s t an n u a l M ay F e s tiv a l co n s is tin g o f fo u r even ings and tw o a fte rn o o n p rq g ra m s w ill be g iv en in H ill A u d ito riu m , A n n A rb o r, M ay 21, 22, 23, 24. T he U n iv ers ity C horal U nion u n d er M usical D ire c t­o r , E a r l V. M oore, w ill p re s e n t tw o m o num en ta l chora l w o rk s b o th of w hich w ill be h e a rd in A nn A rb o r fo r th e f irs t tim e , “ L a P r im a v e ra ” by R esp igh i, and “ S e a d r if t” b y D elius. T he ch ild re n ’s F e s tiv a l C horus o f 500 voices u n d er th e lea d ersh ip of G eorge O sc ar B ow en w ill a p p e a r in th e F r id a y a f te rn o o n p ro g ram . T he

_________ j C hicago Sym phony O rc h e s tra u nder[ F i’federick S tock , w ill p rov ide, in ad-

th a t th e house^ an d ; d ition to acco m p an im en ts fo r th e

F O R S A L E — P ic k -u p b ox fo r a F o rd ru n a b o u t. W m . P. K enney, E a s t A nn A rb o r s t r e e t , W e s tfa ll s to p . 2 5 tl

F O R R E N T — F u rn ish e d room s fo r lig h t h ousekeep ing . 512 N o r th Mill s tre e t . 2 5 tf

F O R S A L E — 100 fe e t f ro n ta g e , 440 fe e t deep , on N o r th v ille ro a d : be­tw een P ly m o u th an d P hoenix . P hone 332 o r in q u ire a t th is office. 2 5 tl

| Don’t fo rg e t ........ -----*».%. j u itiin i w o w w i.i « uuii*uvs i v i uik> lo t a t 162 Rose s t re e t , will b e offered j ch o ra l, solo an d in s tru m e n ta l num- fo r sa le a t au c tio n , M onday, M ay 19. b e rs , sym phonic an d o th e r selec tions,

j H a rry C. R obinson , A u c tioneer. B ook le t an n o u n c em en ts an d de-‘______________ ta iled in fo rm a tio n m a y b e secu red by

.. 1 ___! a d d re ss in g S e c re ta ry C h arle s A.thanlc. m y o :ni-

.F O R S A L E OR T R A D E — A six- room house in P ly m o u th , w ith w a te r an d lig h ts , on Igving s tre e t . D e tro it p ro p e rty o r vacant* lo ts considered . A . S . W h ipp le , ow ner, 8541 A m erican avenue, D e tro it.

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Leave orders to-be delivered, at the following places in Plymouth: ,

A. and P. Tea Store Pollock's

Attractive Grocery Wolf’s Penrtfrtian Ave. Store

S Phone 135 Farmington, Mich.

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Plymouth Plating WorksNew Shop—Cor. Farmer and Elizabeth Sts.

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PLATING AND REFINISHING OF ALL KINDS

Hondorp & HendersonPhone 190J Phone 190J

A C A R D — I w ish fr ie n d s in. and o u t o f th e lodge, fo r th e ir m an y k in d n esses d u rin g m y s ta y a t th e h o sp ita l an d a f te r m y r e tu r n ; a lso th e R ebekah s i s te rs fo r th e flow ers.

F a n n ie F lick .

A CA R D — W e w is h - to th a n k th e m em bers of th e I. O. O. F . lodge fo r th e ir k indness an d a ss is ta n c e d u r-

H om er W illiam s a n d F am ily . H o m er W illiam an d F am ily .

Will- R elieve M other’s F e a rs .A pan ic o f f e a r se izes m o th e r w hen

sudden an d sev e re cram p s , ag o n iz in g in te s t in a l p a in s , . b lac k n a u se a and w e ak en in g d ia rrh o e a p ro s t ra te som e one o f th e fa m ily . K eep C h am b er­la in ’s Colic an d D ia rrh o ea R em edy in th e hom e, and su ch em ergenc ies need cause n e ith e r f e a r n o r alarm,- E ase s p ain a lm o s t in s ta n tly .— A dver­tise m en t.

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Phone 1 1 1 J Starkweather Ave.

P R O B A T E N O T IC ES T A T E O F M IC H IG A N , C ounty

o f W ayne, ss.A t a session o f th e P ro b a te C ourt

fo r sa id C o u n ty o f W ayne, h e ld a t th e P ro b a te C o u rt Room in th e C ity of D e tro it, on th e e ig h th d a y o f M ay in th e y e a r one th o u san d n in e hundred an d tw en ty -fb u r.

P re s e n t, E d w a rd C om m and, J tid g e o f P ro b a te .

In th e m a t te r o f th e e s ta te of A da line M. S im onds, deceased:

W illiam T . C onner, a d m in is tr a to r o f sa id e s ta te , h a v in g re n d ere d to th is c o u r t h is final ac co u n t a n d filed th e re w ith h is p e titio n p ra y in g th a t th e re s id u e o f sa id e s ta te b e a ss ig n ed to th e p erso n s e n ti t le d th e re to .

I t is o rd e red , t h a t th e te n th d a y of Jun 'e n e x t, a t te n -o ’clock in th e fo r e ­noon a t sa id C o u rt R oom be a p p o in t­e d fo r ex a m in in g a n d a llo w in g sa id -account a n d h e a rin g sa id p etitio n .

A nd i t is fu r th e r o rd e red , t h a t a copy o f th is o rd e r be pu b lish e d th re e successive w eeks p re v io u s . to sa id tim e o f h e a rin g , in th e P ly m o u th M ail, a n ew sp ap er p rin te d a n d c irc u ­la t in g in said C ounty, p f W ayne., E D W A ltD COM M AND,

t r u e c o p y ) J u d g e o f P ro b a te . E d m u n d R. D ow dney, D e p u ty P ro ­

b a te R e g is te r.

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Phdne 429

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C H IR O P R A C T O RN. ETHEL HUME Palmer Graduate

Monday, Wednesday and. Friday of 'each week, from 2:00 to 8:00 p. m., a t ' Plymouth Hotel. Con­sultation free.

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C O M M ISS IO N ER 'S N O T IC E In the m atter o f the estate of

D ora B irc h , deceased.I , the undersigned, having been

appointed by the Prob ate C o urt fo r the County o f W ayne, S ta te o f M ich­ig an , com m issioners to re ce ive , ex­am ine and a d ju st a ll cla im s and de­m ands o f a ll persons ag a in st said deceased, do hereby g ive n o tice Th d t I w ill m eet a t the P lym outh United Savin g s B a n k , P lym ou th , Michigan, in sa id co un ty, on Saturday, the 6th day of July A. D. 1924, and on Sat­urday, the 6th day of September A. D . 1924, e t 2.-00 o’clock P. M. o f each of said days, for the purpose of examining a n d .allowing said cla*—“ and. that fpor months from the day of May A^D. ,19*4, were a& by sa id ' Conrt lo r creditors to sent th e ir d if in *© me far exai tkm end, allowance. t

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In busitfeafe; at social gatherings, the appearances of your cltffches inspire* yo\i with confidence. We are prepar^F to heljc^our appearance by our cold-; lete cleaning, pressing a id ’ mending service.

Colors Impart Loveliness To T1 ® ’ Skirts and Sweaters

In plaids and checked effects and in pleated types, these strike the dominate themes of spring skirt fashions. Combined with clever little differences, the present models are highly distinctive.

Plaids, $5.50 Pleated, $7.00 to $9.50See our assortment of SPORT SWEATERS to match Skirts with sleeves and

sleeveless, $3.00 and up.

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p re ttily decorated ‘ c a t flow ers and

P a u l H avens p aid a fine trib u te to m otherhood.S pecia l m usic by th e ch o ir and th e solo by M rs. H avens, added m uch to th e serv ice. T h ere w e re 51 in Sun­day-school.

P la n s a re be in g m ade to observe M em orial S un d ay w ith a p p ro p ria te serv ices.

D on’t fo r g e t th e E p w o rth L eag u e fro m 7 to 8 S u n d ay even ing . J u n io r L eag u e W ednesday a t 4:00 p. m ., in th e chapel. P ra y e r m ee tin g T h u rs ­day ev e n in g a t 7 o ’clock.

W illiam S m ith sp e n t th e 1 la t te r p a r t y ? la s t w eek an d th e f irs t of th is /v is i t in g h is s is te r , M rs. E liza b e ta B row n , n e a r S t. J o h n ’s.V m rs . B essie D u n n in g a n d d a u g h te r , M a rg a re t, o f B edfo rd , called a t th e R*rder hom estead S un d ay even ing ,

M rs. E lla W ig h t o f W ayne, w as th e ' g u e s t o f h e r s is te r , M rs. M. E va S m ith , S unday.

Je s se Js-svcl! h a s sold his lo ts in N e w b u rg to th e F ed era l B oads. Tom S to re h o u se h as a lso sold th e lo t on

j w hich h e m oved th e old school house. T h is school house w ill h av e to be

I m oved ag a in . T he ro a d w ill ta k e | off a c o rn e r o f th e school y a rd , w hich i is even now sm all enough.

M rs. C. E . B y d er received a ca rd | fro m J . B. O liver, a fo rm e r p a s to r ,; who h as sp e n t th e w in t e r 'i n Cali- j fo rn ia . He is w ell an d h a p p y , and ' e x p e c ts to leave San F ran c isc o th e 21st, an d be hom e fo r h is b irth d a y .

M rs. C. E . B y d er an d d a u g h te r , M rs. F a y G rim m ,, ca lled on M rs. F loyd B a sse tt la s t S un d ay a f te rn o o n , a t P ik e ’s P eak . M r. B a s s e tt took them th ro u g h th e F o rd p la n t, w hich w as fo rm e rly th e old N a n k in mill. E v e ry th in g is b e a u tifu lly k e p t bo th o u ts id e an d in. E lec tr ic lig h ts , w a te r an d sew era g e sy stem a re b e in g in ­stalled in a ll th e hom es a t th e Peak.

KING’S CORNERSM rs. L loyd Lo ckh art m o to red o u t

to V a ssa r th e f irs t o f th e w eek and b ro u g h t M rs. L o ck h a rt, S r., hom e w ith h e r , . M rs. L o ck h a rt, S r„ will go to a D e tro it h o sp ita l fo r fu r th e r tre a tm e n t of h e r eyes.

T L . te a c h e rs an d th e school c h il­d ren , a f te r school h ours, g a v e M rs. P a rr is h , th e ja n ito r , a l i tt le ju b ilee in re m e m b ran c e o f h e r 71st b irth d a y , T u esd ay , M ay 13th.

T he H e lp ing H and Society w as well a t te n d e d la s t w eek a t th e hom e o f M r. and M rs. C h arles P a rr is h , th e re being o y er th i r ty p re sen t. A f te r a ll busines w as tra n sa c te d , th e y ad jo u rn e d to m ee t on th e a f te r ­noon o f th e f irs t W ednesday in Ju n e , w ith M r. and M rs. A r th u r H a n ch ett. All a re w elcom e.

M r. a n d M rs. Jo se p h P isa re k and M r. an d M rs. M ichael C oopersm ith and d a u g h te r , E velyn , all o f D e tro it, w ere Sunday g u e s ts o f th e ir p a ren ts , Mr. an d M rs. P isa rek . on th e K ing read .

M r. an d M rs. C harles P a rr is h took d in n er a t th e hom e of L. E . K a ise r, S a tu rd a y . T h ey found baby M ade­line m uch im proved in h ea lth .

W illjam N ow acki h as g o n e to a D e tro it h o sp ita l to hav e h is to n sils

-ved.'and M rs. P a rr is h sp en t S a tu r­

d ay n ig h t an d S unday a t th e hom e Mr. an d M rs. O tto K a ise r on

G olden road.M rs. S am uel U rb a n ia k sp e n t Sun­

d ay w ith h e r ' s is te r M rs. F ra n k P a rr is h , n e a r P e rr in sv ille .

M rs. O tto K a ise r a n d son, D ayle, an d M r. an d M rs. C h arle s P a rr ish w e re S u n d ay a fte rn o o n c a lle rs of

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George

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__ , M rs. P a r r is h ’s b ro th e r an d w ife , M r.th ro u g h th e co u rte sy o f H e n ry Ford . I an d 'M rs . G eorge S m ith , a t Sheldon’sH e is a lso re p a ir in g th e old D ay D ean h o m estea d a c ro ss fro m th e m ill, e v e ry th in g to be like it w a s w hen b u ilt o v er a h a lf ce n tu ry ago . M rs. R yder an d M rs. G rim m also ca lled on Mvs. A nn F arw ell.

i T he M. E. p a rso n ag e b eg ins to looki p re tty fine. Any co n tr ib u tio n s to ­

w ard th e bu ild in g fund w ^ l be th a n k fu lly received .

T he p lay , “ D eacon D ubbs,” held la s t F rid a y , fo r th e school benefit, w as a g r e a t success, n e tt in g $61.00. I t p u re ly is g ra ti f y in g to know th a t w e h av e such ta le n t in o u r com m un­ity , and w ith th e co -o p era tio n show n, w onders can be accom plished . T he s ta g e , a l th o u g h a l i tt le too low, was a p ic tu re , w ell w o rth th e p rice o f a d ­m ission . M ere w ords w ould n o t ex ­p re ss o u r ap p rec ia tio n to Tom S tone- house fo r th e b ea u tifu l sce n ery p a in t­ed by h im , a s a background . Two e n tire d ay s w ere re q u ired fo r th e w ork . I t w a s a m arve l and a m o st p lea sin g su rp r is e to a ll who a tten d e d . W ith people in o u r m id st w ith sutfh public s p ir i t a s show n by th is g i f t , w e w ill su re ly accom plish m uch in th e

1 fu tu re . W e w ish to th a n k th e K en­yon o rc h e s tra fo r th e ir serv ices. T h e ir m usic , a s well a s t h a t o f M iss S c h a u r a t th e p iano , w a s m uch a p ­p re c ia te d by a ll . A ll c h a ra c te rs o f th e p lay did th e ir p a r ts excep tionally w ell, a n d d ese rv e m uch c re d it fo r th e ir u n tir in g effo rts . T he ' specia l n u m b ers w e re a d ra w in g c a rd of th em selv es , and a s a lw a y s m uch a p - ! p re d a te d . S pace w ill n o t perm il m en tion o f nam es a g a in , how ever, we h av e been asked to re p e a t th e p lay in th e P ly m o u th h igh school a u d ito riu m , on M onday even ing , M ay 19th, a t 8:00 o ’clock sh a rp . I t does seem a p ity t h a t w e h av e no room in o u r school la rg e enbugh to s ta g e a p lay o f th is , k ind . H ow ever, le t u s hope an d w ork h a rd , an d p e r h a p s ‘ a n au d ito riu m of o u r ow n m ay no t seem so im possib le, w here th e re is a “ w ill” to do.

A law n social w ill be p lanned fo r la te r in th e sum m er.

T h ere a re five pup ils t ry in g fo r the

C orners . O th e r v is ito rs th e re , w ere: T h e ir d a u g h te r , M rs. F re d P riesk o rn o f Y p s ila n ti; a lso M r. an d M rs. Ed. H oops an d son an d d a u g h te r o f W ayne.

Olive H ix w a s g u e s t T h u rsd a y n ig h t an d F rid a y , of h e r g ra n d p a r ­e n ts on th e K ing ro^d.

M rs. M cC racken a tte n d e d th e P e r­r in sv ille A id S o c ie ty a t th e hom e o f M rs. Jo h n S h o tk a in C an to n , W ednes­d ay a f te rn o o n .

M rs. Jo se p h in e H ix , who h a s been on th e sick l is t th e p a s t th re e w eeks, is b e t te r a t th is w r itin g .

Plymouth Bakery200 Main Street

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CHURCH NEW S

F ir s t C hurch o f C a ris t . S c ie n tis t F ir s t C hurch o f C h ris t, S c ien tis t,

c o rn er M ain a n d D odge s trd e t , Sun­day m o rn in g serv ice , 10:30 o’c lock .; S u b jec t, “ M o rta ls an d Im m o rta ls ."

W ednesday e v e n in g te s tim p n y s e r ­vice, 7 :30. R ead in g ^ fo o m in r e a r of ch u rch open d a ily fro m 2 to 4 p . m ., e x c e p t S u n d ay s an d ho lid ay s. Evfery- one w elcom e. A len d in g l ib ra ry o f C h ris tia n Science l i te ra tu r e is m a in ­ta in e d . .

—The Large Demand For—

PLYM O U TH B EST BREA DSPEAKS FOR ITS QUALITY

Try a loaf today, you will like it better than other bread.IT IS FRESH

Because we bake and sell it the same day . IT IS BETTER

Because it is made only of absolutely high grade, pure, wholesome and NOT bleached flour

NO BLEND IS USED

/ Every Grocer Will Sell YouI PLYMOUTH BEST BREAD :

S t. Jo h n ’s E p iscopal U nion S tr e e t

Rev. F ra n k C opeland , R ecto r F o u rth S unday a f te r E a s te r—

D ivine serv ice in th e m o rn in g a t 10:00 o’clock. S erm o n b y the' re c to r. S unday-school a t 11:15, S idney D.

p e rm it I S tro n g , su p e r in te n d e n t.M ee tin g o f th e L ad ie s ' G uild a t

th e hom e o f M rs. G eorge W ilcox on P en n im an avenue, n e x t W ednesday , M ay 21 st, a t 2:00 o’clock. T h e lad ies w ill e n te r ta in th e m em bers o f th e L ad ies’ G uild o f S t. Jo h n ’s, W ayne, a t th is m ee ting .

A ll a re w elcom e to a t te n d th e ch u rch serv ice n e x t S u n d ay m orning .

B RO W N AND W H ITE LEGHORNS

BARRED ROCKS AND RHODE ISLAND REDS

Livonia Poultry Farm and Hatchery

B a p tis tR ev. H o race E . S ay les , P a s to r

P ra y e r m e e tin g , T h u rsd a y ev e n in g

BABY CHICKS

O ur ch icks are g uaran teed high producing certified stock, and in placing jlour o rd e r with us you will see w hat you g e t before you buy. O rders m ay be left at

niEckles & Goldsmith,

HOLBROOK AVE. . PLYM OUTH

o r m ailed to Livonia Poultry Farm and H atchery. Plym outh, Mich., R. F. D. No. 3. Phone, Farm ington 38 F12.

e ig h th g ra d e and seven fo r th e n in th , a t 7:30.E x am in a tio n s a r e be in g held in P ly m -1 C ovenan t m ee tin g , th e l a s t T h u rs - jou th T h u rsd a y an d F r id a y o f th is | day ev e n in g in ea ch m on th .w eek. I 10:00 a . m ., p re a c h in g serv ice.

--------------------------- ,11 :30 a . m ., Sunday-schoo l. 6:00 p.

SALEM •n’’ ^ ^ ^ u. 7:oo *>‘ m’’ preac '•M rs. S a ra h S ta n b ro v isited h er

son , L . W . S ta n b ro , an d fam ily of S ou th L yon, T h u rsd a y of la s t w eek.

G eorge R o b erts , w ife and d a u g h ­t e r and, M rs. L a u ra S m ith w e re Ann A rb o r -shoppers W ednesday .

M esdam es C. M cL aren o f P ly m ­o u th an d F ra n k W h itta k e r w ere ca ll­in g on fr ie n d s in tow n W ednesday;

T he M isses N o ra an d I rm a K ehrl o f P ly m o u th , sp en t th e w eek-end w ith th e ir p a ren ts .

M r. and M rs. C. B row n o f Y p s i­la n ti, w e re .S unday ca lle rs o f M r. and M rs. E m m e tt G e arg h ty .

M esdam es C. P ay n e , F . B u ers and R. K ehrl w e re P ly m o u th sho p p ers W ednesday .

S a tu rd a y n ig h t an d S unday g u e s ts a t th e G. C. F o re m a n hom e w ere th e M isses P e g g y T u rn e r an d D o ro th y F o re m a n an d H a ro ld F o re m a n and C arl Olson all o f D e tro it. M r. and M rs. J a m e s D ickie o f S o u th Lyon, w e re su p p e r g u e s ts th e re .

M rs. C a rr ie H ertrick an d son, F red , o f S ou th L yon, sp e n t F r id a y w ith M r. an d M rs. Jo h n H e rrick and fa m ily . M r. H e rrick a s s is te d w ith th e w o rk in th e s to re W ednesday , and M rs. H e rrick re m a in ed u n ti l S unday an d h elp e d c a re fo r M iss D oris, w ho is ill w ith th e m easles.

Rev. H a llid ^y , w ho re s ig n e d his position a s p a s to r o f th e F e d e ra te d ch u rch A p ril 2 7 th , h a s k ind ly con­sen ted to r e tu r n an d re su m e h is d u tie s a g a in as p a s to r o f o u r church . T h ere w ill b e serv ices n e x t S unday , M ay 18th. So' w e ex tend a co rd ia l in v ita tio n to a lj to be p re se n t S u n ­d a y m o rn in g , an d g iv e o u r p a s to r an d f a m i ly ' a h e a r ty w elcom e on th e ir re tu rn .

E lm e r Seg ar passed aw ay ve ry suddenly Th u rsd ay even ing , M ay 8. H e w as taken v e ry i l l a t h is home, and then w ent to one o f h is neigh­b ors, but a s he ra p id ly g rew w orse, he decided to seek m edical assistan ce . So , M r. Youngs w as ta k in g him to N o rth v ille , b u t he died befo re reach­ing the doctor’s . H e w as taken to the und ertaker’s , and frie n d s notified o f h ii sudden deathl "T h e fu n e ra l w as held a t h is home in Salem , Sun­day afternoon a t 3 :0 0 o’c lo ck . R ev . .Lu c ia Stroh o ffic ia tin g . H e leaves a la rg e c irc le o f re la tiv e s and frie n d s to' m ourn th e ir lo ss , and he w ill he g re a tly m im ed in th is com m unity.

Th e Lad ie s’ A id So ciety o f the Federated church w ill m eet w ith M r. and M rs. Ir a S oper, M ay' t £ , fo r sa p p e t. Eve ryo n e in v ite d .

M r. and M n . C . Payn e w ere Sun­d ay v is ito rs o f the fo rm er’s S iste r and husband, M r. «pd M rs. Burden-

! m g serv ice.

Im th e ra nRev.- C h arle s S tra s e n , P a s to r .

T he m o rn in g se rv ic e a t 10:30 will be in G erm an . Sunday-school a t 11:30. In th e even ing a t 7:30, th e re w ill be E n g lish serv ices .

E v e ry T h u rsd a y even ing a t 7:30, c h a ra c te r s tu d ie s fro m th e B ible, in E n g lish . ’

M rs. J . Sneath o f 1 la s t w eek w ith M r. Stanbro .

P re sb y te r ia nR ev. S. C onger H a th a w a y , A . M.

P a s to rF o u r serv ices on S u n d ay : W o rsh ip

a t te n an d se v e n -th ir ty , ( th is w eek th e ev e n in g serv ice w ill be in th e H igh school a u d ito r iu m ); B ible s tu d y a t th e close of th e m o rn in g w o rsh ip ; C h ris tia n E n d ea v o r a t - s ix -th ir ty . P ra y e r m ee tin g W ednesday a t seven- th i r ty . C ho ir p ra c tic e T h u rsd a y n ig h t.

C atho licC or. D odge an d U n ion S ts .

F r . L efev re 276 U n ion S t. P h o n e 116

Sundays— M asses a t 7 :30 and 9 :15 . Confessions before m ass.

W eek-days— M ass a t 7 :30 . Th is! hour m akes it convenient fo r the ch ild ren to attend on th e ir w ay to schodl. A ll should begin the day w ith God.

So cieties— The H o ly Nam e so cie ty. F o r a ll men and young m en. Com­m union the second Sunday o f the m onth.

A lta r So ciety— C om prising a ll the lad ies $nd young la d ie s . Com m unipn the firs t Sunday o f each m onth.

C h ild ren o f M ary—E v e ry ch ild o f, the p a rish m ust belong, and m ust go to com m union every fo u rth Sunday o f the m onth.

C atach ism — E v e ry S a tu rd a y . M as* a t 8 .*00. In stru ctio n s b y F r . Le fe v re im m ed iately fa fte r. Q uestions b y M iss M ary M fertena and M iss H elen F is h . A ll ch ild ren a re obliged to attend these in stru ctio n s.

M ethodistR e v . D . D . N ag le , P asto r

M orning w orsh ip a t 10 :00 . S e r­m on, “ T h e F ire B ap tism .” Sunday- school, 11 :30 . Epw orth Leag ue, 6 :3 0 . Even in g se rv ice a t the H ig h schodl aud ito riu m . A d ram atic debate on “ Can the La w B e E n fo rced ?”

M ock t r ia l a t the Pennim an A lle n th e a tre . F rid a y even ing , M ay 23. Don*t m iss it .

Lo y le G erm an and E a r l Stim paon o f N o rth v ille , m em bers o f the London, O u t, le ag u ers, are-m aking good w ith th a t

We are ready to

PA IN T YOUR CA RFIRST CLASS WORK

The Plymouth Paint & Repair Co.Rear of Penniman Ave. Vegetable Market

Phone 313-F2 Plymouth

Originated Sodas and Sundaes

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HIGH GRADE CHOCOLATES

Complete Assortment of Cigars,' Cigarettes

Let us serve you. We know that we can please ypu.

.PARK CONFECTIONERYPLYMOUTHGAYDE BLOCK

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Cement = BlocksGOOD QUALITY—PRICES RIGHT

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A N N I V E PWe Start Saturday, May 17, a Ten Day Offering' of Unexcelled Values in

Celebration of Our Five Years in Business.Another year has rolled around and again we celebrate the founding of this store. As we look back upon our accomplishments we cannot but

help become reminiscent and let our thoughts wander back to the time of the original opening of this store and yet, these accomplishments would never be had it not been for your support. __

Through the years new friends soon became old friends and now on the threshold of our sixth year we count our friends by the hundreds and we value their friendship and confidence in us above all else.

Celebrating our new year in business is an important event with us and with you—an event that is thoroughly planned for. And now we are splendidly ready to climax all past achievements with ten days of record-breaking values. No matter what section of the store you visit, you will find it crowded with exceptionally attractive values in superior merchandise.

If we were to list all the specials we have prepare for this event, it would he necessary to use a half dozen pages. You must come to the store to fully know the genuine opportunities we have prepared as a “Thank.. You” for your past patronage.

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“Thank You” Values in Domestics

We have selected these items for mention from a score as specimen examples of what you can expect in the way of unusual values.

GINGHAMSAll Kalbumie, Toile Du Nord, Bates, Zephyr, Imperial Chambray, regular 35c O r _value. Birthday Price ........................Zephyr Ginghams, 32 inches wide, soft finish, has weight, width and quality, O A „Birthday Price ....................................Spun Bright Suiting, 36 inches wide; colors, Tan, Blue and Rose, 59c qualilty. A Q _Birthday Price ....................................Plain Ratines, 36-inch, choice colors, good qual ity, 50c value.Birthday Price .........................Manchester Percale, light or dark,27c value.Birthday Price . ......................Fruit of Loom Muslin,Birthday Price, per yard .........

3 9 c, 36/ui£h,

2D c1 9 c

SPLENDID VALUES FROM OUR SILK DEPARTMENT

Corticelli Crepe de Chine,$2.00 value, Birthday Price . . .Krepe de Leen, the new banner $1.59 value,Birthday Price .........................Black or Brown Sahara Crepe, $3.75 value, Birthday Price ..Belding Cotton-back Satin, $1.98 value, all colors, Birthday Price

$ 1 .7 9Silk Creation,

$ 1 .3 9$ 3 .0 0$ 1 .7 5

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Hosiery SpecialsFor the Whole

Fam ily

HOSIERY SPECIALS FOR THE FAMILYA family event, including as it does, the va­

rious qualities and styles for the need of each individual. This is the best time to anticipate a several months’ supply. These prices en­courage it.No. 920 Cadet Full Fashioned Silk Hose for Ladies; all colors; $1.98 value, fl»-i n r Birthday Price . . . . /? ................. ip -L . / OKayser Glove Silk Hose, regular $2.95 value, colors, Black, Brown and White, C ABirthday Price .............................Silk and Fibre Hose, $1.00 value, all colors, Birthday Price .........Boys’ and Girls’ Black Half Hose, Special Birthday Offering, per pr.

8 5 c1 9 c

BIG VALUES IN CURTAININGYour opportunity to save on that new set of Curtains you hav^b^en intending to get. The Cream of Curtain yard goods. Your choice of our entire stock at a saving of from .

10 % to 2 0 %

LADIES’ POLLY PRIM APRONSLadies’ Polly Prim Aprons, light and dark pat-

4 5 cterns, regular 59c value, Birthday Special

TowelingAll Linen Red and Blue Check Glass Crash, a wonderful low price, n o _per yard ............................................... « « 3 C42-inch Barker Pillow Tubing,42j; value, per yard45-inch Barker Pillow Tubing,45c value, per yard42-inch Dwight Anchor Tubing,50c value, Birthday Price __45-inch Dwight Anchor Tubing,55c value, Birthday Price8-4 Lockwood Bleached Sheeting,66c value, Birthday Price8-4 Unbleached Sheeting,60c value, Birthday Price

KAYSER SILK VESTSKayser Italian Silk Vests, Star 1 m n q q Quality, during this sale, each . . . « p ^ .O « 7Kayser Silk Vests, orchid color only, all sizes, $1.98 value,Birthday Price .............................

A wonderful buy. Watch our window for this big value—Saturday, May 17th, only.

Yes, Indeed—There are many bar­

gains—not adver­tised here—that

are well worth atrip to our store

PLYM O U TH ,M ICH. M A R T I N ’S M AIN

S T R E E T

M ertens & V anA rnsdaleGeneral Building Contractors

We wish to inform the public that we are in the business and appreciate the privilege of estimating your work: No job too small; none to large; square deal to all.

C. A. MERTENS E. L VanArnsdale504 S. Main St.

Phone 471545 East Ann Arbor St

Plymouth, Mich.

M o n u m e n ts o f Q u a l i tyWe have a complete line of Artistic Monuments

and Markers in both American and Imported Gran­ites on our floors for your selection. It is time now to place your order for spring delivery. Let us serve you.

Service, Quality and W orkm anship is Our MottoA. S. FINN, Local Representative

A . J . B U R R E L L & S O N' Rear of Cleary Business College 312 Pierson St.

YPSILANTI, MICH.

a n e w u n i f o r m o n th e i “o ld b u s ! ”

Is the hood sporting a weather-worn dull finish? A re the fenders decorated with rust spots and scraped places? A re the wheels the color of ground-in mud? Then it is time for a spick and apaa new uniform, of

A C M E Q U A L IT YM O T O R C A R FINISH

Eaay to apply. Full directions on every can. Puts your car Bp only for a day or two. W e carry a full line of colors. W e have some attractive color combinations to suggest. And the Acme label tells you the “ quality” is right.

We a ls o c a r r y A c m e Q u a lity H o o d a n d F e n d e r Ena* A u t o P o lish , T o p D r e ss in g a n d E n g in e E n a m e l

P hone 53 N o r th V illage G A Y D E B R .O S .

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© p e r io r 'to w n M ay 10th.

ifijoyable tim e , fa m ily a r e s till

p6r s c a r le t fe v er. M rs. p re tty w e ll now, b u t

aly^Eddy is s t il l confined to h e r ,l e 5 . T hey have h a d q u ite a siege o f it .

M r. an d M rs. John S u th e rla n d an d d a u g h te r , M rs. A lfred A u g u s tu s o f P itts fie ld , sp e n t S unday w ith th e fo rm e r’s d a u g h te r , M rs. F re d Z im ­m erm an an d fam ily.

A lb e r t N ass is h av in g a new well d rilled on h is fa rm ju s t n o rth of W a rre n avenue.

T h e ra in Sunday m o rn in g p re v e n t­ed a v e ry la rg e crow d fro m a tte n d in g th e serv ices a t th e F re e C hurch , b u t th o se w ho did a tte n d en jo y ed a spe­cia l M o th ers’ D ay ad d ress by th e p a s to r , R ev. N . jVL P ritc h a rd .

M r. an d M esj J a k e T h u m m and M iss S pavin o f Y p silan ti, w e re S u n ­d ay ca lle rs a t C h arles S w e itz e r’s.

Sunday a fte rn o o n ca lle rs- a t A . L. W ilb u r’s w ere: Mr. and M rs, F re d G reen an d Mr. an d M rs. C h a rle s G a r­r e t t o f D e tro it. M rs. G reen w ill r e ­m ain fo r th e week.

TDonald K in g re tu rn e d to D e tro it, S un d ay evening , a f te r sp en d in g th e w eek-end w ith h is p a re n ts , M r. and M rs. F ra n k K in g . M iss M ay M iller o f Y p silan ti, w a s a g u e s t th e re also.

M rs. A rlie H ickm an e n te rta in e d fo r su p p er , S a tu rd a y evening , honor o f M r. H ick m an ’s b irth d a y . T hose p re se n t w e re : M r. an d M rs. Jo h n H ickm an an d M r. a n d M rs. G eorge W ilb u r and d a u g h te r o f De t ro it .

T he F re e C hurch L ad ies’ A id so­c ie ty m e t T h u rsd a y o f th is w eek, w ith M rs. G eorge M cK im a t h e r hom e on E a s t C ross s tre e t , Y psilan ti. fo t - lu c k su p p e r w ill be served .

M rs. C arl A ckley e n te r ta in e d ' h e r pu p ils o f th e B en n e tt school w e in ie ro a s t, la s t w eek T h u rsd a y , a t th e school house.

M r. an d M rs. H e n ry P re ib e e n te r ­ta in ed th e ir sons, E d ., A r th u r and G eorge, an d M iss M a r g a re t o f D e­tro i t , a n d H e n ry an d C la ra , w ho a re a t hom e, S unday , in ho n o r o f th e ir th i r ty - th i rd w edd ing a n n iv e rsa ry . T h e ir d a u g h te r-in -la w , M rs. W illiam P rieb e o f G rove C ity , Ohio, w ho w as c a lle d to D e tro it la s t w eek on b u si­ness , w a s a w eek-end g u e s t th e re also .

D ave H e n n in g o f A nn A rb o r, h as b ro u g h t q u ite a h e rd of c a ttle down to W illiam R ooke’s to p a s tu re th is sum m er.

E m o ry M ulholland a n d fa th e r w ere in D e tro it, T h u rsd a y , w ith a tru c k load o f h ogs a n d calves.

M r. an d M rs. G rove M cD ougal and ch ild re n an d M r. an d M rs. F ra n k C o u rt o f Y p s ilan ti, w e re S u n d ay v is ­i to rs a t M r. an d M rs. J a m e s C o u rt’s.

A m ong th e m o th ers fro m th is lo ­c a lity w hose ch ild re n re m em bered them w ith p o tte d p la n ts fo r M o th ers ’ D ay w e re : M rs. J a n e S w eitze r, M rs. C a rr ie P rieb e , M rs. M ary C o u rt and M rs. A dah M. K uh l.

W eek-end v is ito rs a t F re d M eyers w e re R ich ard B ush an d M iss B e rth a K u rtsc h of G ran d R ap ids.

Schools fro m th is w a y a r e p la n ­n in g to a t te n d th e C o u n ty C lub p ic­nic a t Is lan d P a rk , A n n A rb o r, S a t ­u rd a y , M ay 17th. T hey a n tic ip a te h a v in g a sp lend id tim e .

/S A W A K E N IN G ”. ica tion o f a new book by J . Locke is a re a l e v e n t in

l i te ra r y h is to ry o f E n g la n d an d ierica. H is novels a r e a b y -w ord

E n g lish -sp e a k in g fa m ilie s , - and re a d e rs o f fiction look fo rw a rd to th e m w ith keen a n tic ip a tio n .

A fe w o f h is s to rie s hav e been p u t on th e sc reen w ith th e g r e a te s t su c ­cess, an d now one o f h is m o s t ro ­m a n tic a n d fa sc in a tin g novels h as been p ie tu rize d . T h is is “ T he T ale o f T rio n a ,” w hich th e M e tro P ic ­tu re s C o rp o ra tio n h a s produced u n d er th e n a m e o f “ T h e F ool’s A w a k en ­in g .” T h is p ic tu re w ill com e to th e P e n n im a n A llen th e a tr e , S a tu rd a y , M ay 17th.

“ T he F o o l’s A w a k en in g ” b o a s ts a sp lend id c a s t, inc lud ing such fa v o r­ite s a s H a rriso n F o rd , E n id B en n e tt, M ary A lden , A lec F ra n c is , L ionel B elm ore, A rlin e . P re t ty , H a rry N o r th ru p , D . R. O. H a tsw e ll and o th e rs , w ho a r e sa id to a p p ro x im a te v e ry closely th e c h a ra c te rs a s d ra w n by th e E n g lish w r ite r .

T he p ic tu re h as been d irec ted by H aro ld S haw , w h ich a s su re s a u th e n ­t ic i ty in th e m a t te r o f th e scenes of its locale— E n g la n d a n d R u ssia . -M r. S haw is f a m ilia r w ith e v e ry fo o t o f g ro u n d m en tio n ed in M r. Locke’s s to ry , h av in g lived a b ro a d f o r m any y e a rs , a n d a lso h a v in g re c e n tly m ade a p ic tu re o f t h a t p a r t o f R u ss ia in w hich som e of. th e ac tio n ta k e s place.

“W H Y M E N L E A V E H O M E.”W hen a m an c r itic iz e s a s “ v u lg a r’w edd ing a n n iv e rsa ry g i f t he had

g iven h e r t h a t v e ry d ay , it’s t im e fo r th e w ife to w ak e up.

So th o u g h t M rs. Jo h n E m erso n , an d th e susp ic ions a ro u sed in h e r m ind led ev e n tu a lly to th e divorce co u rt. B u t t h a t c lim ax jo lte d Jo h n so h a rd t h a t he also w oke up , and th e y lived h ap p ily e v e r a f te rw a rd .

T h e fo re g o in g is one o f th e co u n t­less hum o ro u s ' ep isodes in “ W hy M en Leave H om e,” a F i r s t N a tio n a l p ic tu re produced by Jo h n M. S ta h l, w hich is to be th e fe a tu re a t th e P en n im an A llen th e a tr e S u n d ay and M onday, M ay 18 an d 19. P e rso n a lly d irec ted by M r. S ta h l fro m A very H opw ood’s su cc essfu l fa rc e , th e p ic­tu re h as been ch a ra c te r iz e d a s a gem o f h um or.

Jo h n E m erso n did n o t k n ew w hen he g o t up t h a t m em orab le m o rn in g th a t i t w a s th e f irs t a n n iv e rs a ry of h is w edding , u n ti l h is w ife p re sen ted him w ith a g if t . So a f te r h e g o t dow n to th e office he ca lled u p h is je w e le r and o rdered him to send g i f t to h is w ife , te llin g h im to m ake th e choice h im se lf. T he je w e le r selec ted a p a ir o f g au d y e a rr in g s . W hen Jo h n g o t hom e he th o u g h t th e new b ra c e le t on h is w ife ’s w r is t w as H(IS p re se n t, so he p ra ise d i t and s lam m ed th e e a rr in g s . T hen tro u b le s ta r te d . ’

L ew is E . S to n e p lay s th e p a r t o f E m erso n in . th e p roduc tion , w ith H elene C hadw ick c a s t a s h is w ife.

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O B IT U A R YW illiam K obbem an, a re s id e n t o f

P ly m o u th fo r th e p a s t tw e lv e y ea rs , passed to h is e te rn a l re w a rd on T u esd a y n ig h t, M ay 6 th , a t th e hom e o f h is s is te r , M rs. ,E. B urch .

T he fu n e ra l serv ices to o k p lace l a s t ! F r id a y m o rn in g fro m O u r L ad y of Good Counsel ch u rch , w ith in te rm e n t in R iverside ce m ete ry . D e sp ite th e inclem ent w e a th e r , a l a rg e crow d tu rn e d o u t to p ay th e ir la s t re sp e c ts to “ B ill,” fo r a s such h e w r s know n to a ll. T o m o u rn th e ir l o s S \a r e h is b ro th e r , H e n ry , an d h is s is te rs , A nna. C a th e rin e , G e rtru d e an d C lara .

W illiam K obbem an w a s b o rn in M endota, I llin o is , S ep tem b er 3, 1867, an d cam e to P ly m o u th fro m P ay n e , Ohio, in 1912. U n til a y e a r a n d a h a lf ago , h e en jo y ed w o n d erfu l h e a lth , an d w a s b lessed w ith a con­s titu tio n second to no n e; t ru ly i t can be said o f him th a t h is p a th w a s a p a th o f ro se s , b u t u n fo r tu n a te ly he m et w ith an accid en t in th e au tu m n o f 1922, fa ll in g fro m th e ro o f of h is h ouse; th u s did he im p a ir h is h ea lth a n d s low ly b u t su re ly , w as h is p a th of roses changed to a p a th o f th o rn s . S ev era l o p era tio n s w e re p e rfo rm ed to , sav e h is life , b u t to no a v a il; su ffer he m u s t, an d su ffe r he did. H is s u f ­fe r in g w a s a so u rc e o f ed ification to all, a s h e re s ig n e d h im se lf so t ie n tly to th e w ill o f H im , w ho placed th e th o rn s in h is p a th . T ru e “ B ill” is gone, b u t h is m em ory w ill re m a in w ith u s fo r a long , lo n g tim e , on a c ­co u n t o f h is m an ly q u a litie s , h is re ad in ess a t a ll tim e s to se rv e h is fellow m en.

M r. an d M rs. E . B irch a n d fa m ily h av e th e sy m p a th y o f iall P ly m o u th fr ie n d s.

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M r. a n d M rs. E lm e r B irch , S is te r s an d B ro th e r.

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T he serv ice l a s t S u n d ay w a s held in th e ev en ing . T h is b e in g M o th ers ' D ay, th e re c to r, R ev . F ra n k C ope­lan d , delivered a v e ry fine ad d ress on “ M o th er,” t a k in g h is t e x t fro m Je re m ia h 31:3 , “Y ea, I h a v e loved th e e w ith an e v e rla s t in g love.”

On a c co u n t o f th e s to rm y m o rn in g , th e re w e re q u ite a fe w a w a y fro m th e Sunday-schoo l. W e w a n t a fu ll a tte n d a n c e in a ll c la sse s n e x t S u n ­d a y m o rn in g .

T h is week the annual convention o f the Ep isco p al chureh w ill take p lace , when rep resen tatives fro m a ll p a rts o f M ich igan w ill assem ble in D e tro it. Th e laym en and delegates w ill m eet in S t . P a u l’s C athed ra l, and the delegates o f the House o f Church Women w ill m eet in th e F ir s t C ongregational C hurch , D e tro it. Those appointed fo r P lym ou th , are Sid ney D . S tro n g , w ith A rth u r J . T o rre , a lte rn a te ; and M rs. F lo rence W ebber, w ith M rs. S . D . S tro n g , a l­te rn a te , rep resen tin g the House o f Church W om en.

N ext W ednesday afternoo n, the Lad ie s’ G u ild w ill en te rta in the m em bers o f the Lad ie s’ G u ild o f S t . John ’s , W ayne. Th e m eeting w ill take p lace a t the home o f M rs. G eorge' W ilco x on Pem nm an avenue, ind every m em ber is asked to be iresen t.

N ext Sunday the se rv ice w ill be in th e m o rn ing , w ith address b y the;. R e v , F ra n k Copeland. The recto r extends a welcom e to a ll to attend the se rv ice a t 10 :00 o’c lo ck .

Sunday-school w all be a t th e usual le u r, 11 :15 . W e welcom e

com ers to o u r Sunday-school.

P R O B A T E N O T IC ES T A T E O F M IC H IG A N , C oun ty of

W ayne, ss.A t a session o f th e P ro b a te C o u rt

fo r said C 6un ty o f W ayne, h e ld a t th e P ro b a te C o u rt Roofn in th e C ity o f D e tro it , on th e second d ay o f M ay in th e y e a r one th o u san d n ine^ h u n ­d re d an d tw e n ty -fo u r. "

P re s e n t, E d w a rd C om m and, Ju d g e o f P ro b a te .

In th e m a t te r o f th e e s ta te of C h arles H . Tiffin, deceased .

O n re a d in g a n d .filing th e p etitio n o f E rm a E . U lrich , ex e c u tr ix o f th e la s t w ill an d te s ta m e n t o f sa id de­ceased , p ra y in g t h a t U n io n T ru s t C om pany be ap p o in ted t r u s te e u n d er th e p ro v is io n s o f sa id la s t w ill.

I t is o rd e red t h a t th e fo u r th day o f J u n e n e x t, a t te n o ’clock in th e fo ren o o n a t sa id C o u rt Room b e a p ­po in ted fo r h e a rin g sa id p e titio n .

A nd i t is fu r th e r o rd e red , t h a t a copy o f th is o rd e r b e p u b lished th re e successive w eeks p re v io u s to 's a id ­tim e o f h e a rin g , in th e P ly m o u th M ail, a n e w sp a p e r p rin te d a n d c i r ­c u la tin g in sa id C oun ty d f W ayne.

E D W A R D COM M AND,(A t r u e copy) J u d g e o f P ro b a te . E dm und R. D ow ndey,

D e p u ty P ro b a te R eg is te r.

C O M M ISSIO N E R ’S N O T IC EIn th e m a t te r o f th e e s ta te

F re d e ric k B ey er, deceased.W e, th e u n d ers ig n e d , h a v in g been

a p p o in ted b y th e P ro b a te C o u rt fo r th e C oun ty of W ayne, S ta te o f M ich­ig an , C om m issioners to receive , ex ­am in e an d a d ju s t a ll c la im s a n d de­m an d s o f a ll p erso n s a g a in s t said deceased , do h e re b y g iv e n o tice t h a t w e w ill m ee t a t th e D ru g S to re o f O tto F . B ey er, L ib e r ty S t., P ly m ­o u th , M ich., in sa id C ou n ty , on W ednesday , th e 2nd d a y o f J u ty A . D. 1924, a n d on T u esd a y , th e 2nd lay o f S e p tem b er A. D . 1 9 2 4 ,a t tw o I’clock p . m . o f each o f sa id days

fo r th e p u rp o se o f ex a m in in g and a llow ing .s a id c la im s, an d t h a t fo u r m o n th s f ro m th e 2nd d a y o f M ay A. D. 1924, w e re allow ed b y said C o u rt fo r c re d ito rs to p re s e n t th e i / c la im s to us fo r ex a m in a tio n and a llow ance.

D a ted , M ay 2nd, 1924.P A U L A . N A S H ,C H A S. H IR S C H L IE B ,

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C O M M ISSIO N E R ’S N O T IC E In th e m a t te r o f th e e s ta te of

Seneca W . E v e r i t t , deceased.W e, th e .u n d ers ig n e d , h a v in g been

a p p o in te d b y th e P ro b a te C o u rt fo r th e C o u n ty o f W a y n e , S ta te o f M ich­ig a n , com m issioners to receive , e x ­am in e a n d a d ju s t a ll c la im s a n d de­m an d s o f a ll p erso n s a g a in s t said deceased , do h e re b y g iv e n o tice t h a t w e w ill m e e t a t t h e law office o f Jo h n S . D a y to n , P ly m o u th , M ich igan , in s a id C o u n ty , on S a tu rd a y , t h e - 5 th d ay o f J u ly , A . D . 1924, a n d o n S a t­u rd a y , th e 6 th d a y o f S ep tem b er A . D . 1924, a t 2. o’clock p . w . o f ea ch o f s a id d a y s , f o r t h e p u rp o se o f e x a m in ­in g a n d a llow ing s a id cla im s, an d t h a t fo u r m o n th s f ro m th e 6 th d a y o f M ay A . D . 1924, w e re a llow ed b y s ' " C o u rt f o r c re d ito rs to p re s e n t t l c la im s to u s f o r ex a m in a tio n a n d a l ­low ance. ~

D ated , M ay 6 , 1924.C H A R L E S B R E M S , W IL E Y L U T E N ,

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W a y n e m u sic ian s h av e o rg a n iz ed ; band .

M iss G ladys P a ssa g e w as ca llin g on P ly m o u th fr ie n d s S a tu rd a y .

’ M ock/C rial a t th e P en n im an A llen th e a tp ^ F r id a y ev en ing , M ay 23. DonJc m iss it.

V M rs. A ubrey D a v is o f L ak e O dessa , M ic h /- is th e g u e s t o f h e r s is te r , M nL J . W . B lickenstaff.

J E . 0 . H u s to n is m a k in g e x te n siv e im p ro v em en ts iri h is re s id e n ce on P e n n im a n avenue. F re d R head h a s th e ^Contract.

I 'D r. and M rs. J . L . O lsav e r a n d tw o ch ild re n m o to red to W illoughby , Ohio, l a s t S a tu rd a y , to v is it re la t iv e s o v er th e w eek-end .

V M r s . Sidnfey D. S tro n g e n te r ta in e d a n u m b er o f la d ie s a t b r id g e , F r id a y a f te rn o o n , a t h e r hom e on P en n im an avenue. M rs. B ra n t W a rn e r re c e iv ­ed f irs t h o n o rs , a n d M rs. H . C. Rob­inson th e second h o n o rs . R e fre sh ­m e n ts w e re served by. th e h o stess .

^ n e ld o n G ale is sp en d in g th e w eek | w ith fr ie n d s in an d a ro u n d Salem .

M rs. C h arle s B ovee an d sons w ere J g u e s ts o f D e tro it re la t iv e s la s t i S unday .

M ock tr ia l a t th e P en n im an A llen th e a tr e , F rid a y ev en ing , M ay 23. D on’t m iss it.

E lto n A sh to n is ab le to be back in school a f te r be in g o n th e sick l is t fo r th e p a s t s ix days.

M r. an d M rs. W illiam T a i t e n te r ­ta in ed th e ir ch ild ren a n d g ra n d c h il­d re n a t a fa m ily d in n er la s t S unday, M o th ers’ Day.

T h e m an y fr ie n d s o f E . S ...Cook, w ho h as been se rio u sly ill, -will be p leased to know t h a t he is now con­valesc ing . |

M iss A g n es T hom pson sp e n t s e v - ; e ra l d ay s la s t w eek a t E rie , Pa., w h e re she w a s ca lled on ac co u n t o f th e d ea th o f an a u n t.

T h e H ouse o f C orrec tion Officers B all C lub w ill p la y th e H orseshoe C lub o f W in d so r a t th e fa rm g ro u n d s n e x t S un d ay a t 3 :00 p . m.

M rs. O liv e r G rim m o f T am pico , 111., an d -M rs . H e n ry A m fa h r o f M endota, 111., w e re h e re to a t te n d th e fu n e ra l o f th e i r b ro th e r , W illiam K obbem an, la s t F rid a y .

Jo h n B. H u b e rt an d fa m ily hav e m oved fro m C ansing , to th e F ra n k B u rro w s h o u se on B lunk avenue. M r. H u b e rt is p re s id e n t a n d m a n a g e r o f th e new P eop les S ta te B ank of P ly m o u th .

T he m o n th ly m ee tin g of th e R eady S erv ice C lass o f th e P re s b y te r ia n church , w ill be held a t th e hom e o f M rs. D an. M u rray , 615 M ill s tre e t , T u esd ay , M ay 20 th . P o t- lu c k d in n er a t noon.

M r. a n d M rs. F re d H o llaw a y and l i tt le son , M arv in C h arle s , o f D e tro it, sp e n t a few d a y s la s t w eek w ith th e ir p a re n ts , M r. a n d M rs. C harles H o llaw ay an d M r. a n d M rs. W . A. Robin§on.

B orn , a d a u g h te r , E lizab e th A nn, to M r. an d M rs. G a rd n er T ilto n of Concord, N . H ., M ay 1st. M rs. T ilto n w a s fo rm e rly M iss E lizab e th C onner, d a u g h te r o f M r. an d M rs. W. T . C onner o f th is v illa g e .

T h s P a re n t-T e a c h e r A sso cia tio n o f th e C an ton C e n te r school held its l a s t m ee tin g o f th e y e a r , T u esd a y ev en ing . A fine su p p e r w a s served , a f te r w hich a sp lend id m u sica l an d sp e a k in g p ro g ra m w as g iven .

M r. G r ig w a re , w h o h a s res ided on B lunk a v e n u e fo r a b o u t a y e a r , h as m oved h is fa m ily to S ag in aw , and M r. K irk p a tr ic k o f D e tro it, h a s m oved in to th e ho u se v a c a te d by th e G rig - w ares .

M r. and M rs. W a lte r G a le an d ch il­d re n o f Y p s ila n ti, a n d H a rm o n G ale o f Salem , ca lled on th e ir p a re n ts , M r. a n a M rs. Sheldon G ale, S un d ay a f te rn o o n , and rem e m b ere d th e ir m o th e r w ith flow ers fo r M o th ers ’ D ay.

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We would like a share of your business.

RUSSELL A. WINGARDR eal E s ta te an d In su ra n c e

N o ta ry P u b lic In v e s tm e n ts

Wants, For Sale, To Rent, etcF O R S A L E — T w o m o d ern up-to-

d a te hom es— one five-room bungalow , la rg e lo t , new g a r a g e ; o th e r seven- room sem i-bunga low , . n ew ly deco­ra te d . P ric e d to se ll an d on ea sy te rm s . C all P a r r o t t ’s, 39-F2 or 368M . 4 2 tf

! REAL GOOD USED CARS1923 Chevrolet Touring, bumpers, stop light, sun shade, good tires, $300.00

i 1923 Chevrolet Touring, cleans up like new ................... 325.001922 Chevrolet Sedan, worth the money. 395.001921 F. B. Touring, good rubber, good finish . ............ 275.00

i 1922 Ford Touring, running first class ................ 165.00 ’j 1921 Oakland Sedan, in good shape, A l. 450.00j 1917 Ford Touring............................. 25.00

1922 Ford Truck, extra tires, panel body, runs good 275.00i 1919 Ford Roadster..................................... 50.00

1922 Ford Coupe, extras, _ 265.00| AND OTHERS! Actually these cars are worth the money, and should be seen to real-! ize the value.

Come in and look them over.

ALUSON-BACHELDOR MOTOR SALES| Phone 87 ' 331 Main St. Plymouth

T he f irs t o f th e se r ie s o f 1924 ro a d m ap s issued b i-w e ek ly by th e s ta te h ig h w a y d e p a r tm e n t h av e been pub­lished . T h e m ap s a re a l i tt le la rg e r th a n th e 1923 ed ition an d p re se n t a m o re d e ta ile d p ic tu re o f th e s ta te 's m ain tra v e le d h ig h w ay s.

M iss H elen L eV an, te a c h e r of h is to ry in th e local schools received a m essag e T u esd a y a f te rn o o n , an n o u n c­ing th e d ea th o f h e r f a th e r a t h is hom e in C adillac, an d le f t im m ed ia te­ly fo r h e r hom e in t h a t c ity . M iss LeV an h a s th e s y m p a th y o f m an y fr ie n d s in P ly m o u th in h e r ,« b rro w .\ l d m \ L . C ran d e ll o f W ayne, h as

p u rc h ased th e re s id e n c e p ro p e r ty ow ned by W m . T a i t a t 974 C hurch s t r e e t , an d w ill soon m ove h is fa m ily h e re . M r. C ran d e ll is a m em b er o f th e law firm o f C ran d e ll, T in k h am & B a x te r , 913 D im e B an k B u ild ing , D e tro it.

M iss A lm eda W h e e le r e n te r ta in e d th e fo llow ing c la ssm a te s o v er th e w eek-end an d to a th e a tr e p a r ty , a t th e P e n n im a n A llen th e a tr e , S a tu r ­d a y n ig h t : ,M rs . A lf re d O rm e o f S ask a to o n , S a sk .; M iss A lice W a lk ­e r , R hoda H ill, A n n a Z w ald , A nna C ochrane o f H a rp e r h o sp ita l, D e tro it, an d G race G illies o f N o rth v ille .

Th e new p ark a t Phoen ix is be­g inn ing to take on a m ore p leasing appearance. A cin d er roadw ay has been constructed and the m ain h ig h ­w ay ad jacen t to the p a rk has been widened b y cin d ers. Considerable sh rub b ery has been se t o ut, and ,w hen everyth in g is com pleted it is going to m ake a m ost a ttra c tive and in v itin g spot fo r m o to rists.

P lym outh B u ick Sa le s Co. rep o rt the fo llo w in g d e live rie s on c a rs : S ix cy lin d e r - to u rin g to E . E . F o rd , Red- fo rd ; s ix cy lin d e r to u rin g to L . E . C ad y, G reen fie ld ; s ix cy lin d e r sedan to . B . P ia sko w sk i, G reen fie ld ; s ix cy lin d e r Brougham to George W . B u rt, B e d fo rd ; s ix cy lin d e r sedan to C lyde Johnson , G reen fie ld ; s ix c y lin ­d er sedan to George H enning , G reen- fild ; s ix cy lin d e r to n rin g to C h arle s C aughey, P lym ou th ; s ix cy lin d e r to u rin g to George H esse , P lym outh .

Hare Yon a House for Real or Sale?

If so, call 86, H. S. Lee Foundry & Machine Co

F O R S A L E — 7-room house, a ll m odern in e v e ry w ay . S te am h e a t; g a ra g e w ith cu rb ed d riv ew ay ; la rg e f r o n t po rch a ll screen e d in . ^ L a rg e lo t w ith f r u i t . F o r sa le ch e ap if ta k e n a t once. In q u ire a t 299 B lu n k av e n u e , P ly m o u th . M ich. 4 tf

F O R S A L E — F in e oak d in in g room su ite— b u ffe t, ta b le , c h a irs . 279B lunk av e n u e , o r phone 362W .

F O R S A L E — C hoice b u ild in g lo ts in P hoen ix P a r k subd iv ision . Ypu c a n 't go w ro n g on th is loca tion .

B e r t G idd ings, 285 H a rv e y s tre e t , phone 375M . l l t f

F O R R E N T — 80 a c re s on G olden ro a d , know n a s S ew ell B e n n e tt fa rm . F re d W . B ra n d , 247-F6. 1 3 tf

W A N T E D — Som eone to c u t ap p le t re e s on sh a re s . M a rg a re t M iller, p h o n e 115. 2 3 tf

F O R S A L E — R e b u ilt a n d second­h an d t r a c to r s , w ith an d w ith o u t p low s, F o rd so n s , H a r t P a r , B a te s S te e l M ule a n d o th e rs . J . H . S te v ­ens, 218 M ain s t r e e t . 1 7 tf

F O R i S A L E — M odern 6-room house, c o rn er F a irg ro u n d a n d F a i r s tre e ts . E n q u ire o f L . B . W a rn e r , 156 H a rv ey s t r e e t . „ 18 tf

F O Rcheap .

SA L E — R eed b a b y c a rr ia g e , In q u ire a t M ail, office. 1 8 tf

F O Rpriced m odern b ric k in’

S A L E — H om es in P ly m o u th , fro m $1100 up . B eau tifu l hom e in N o rth v ille . 12-room

A n n A rb o r, la rg e lo t, 4 -car incom e a b o u t $100 p e r

B e r t GiddingB, phone 375M .18tf

F O U N D — L ad y ’s b row n k id glove. O w ner m a y h av e sam e by ca llin g a t th is office a n d p a y in g fo r th is ad .

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F O R SA L E — S ix H o ls te in cow s. M rs. L . B e rg e r , o n e-fo u rth m ile w e s t o f W ay n e ro ^ d 'o n K in g ro a d . - 2414

F O R S A L E — G e ran iu m s a t th e g re e n h o u se - fo r 25c o r $2.60 p e r do*; also , sa lv ia , s n a p d ra g o n an d sp re n - g e r i. R ap h ae l M e tte ta l . 24 tt4

F O R S A L E — S even-room house an d lo t; g a ra g e . C heap . In q u ire o f A n d rew R . T a y lo r , W a rre n a n d C an­to n C e n te r ro a d s . P h o n e 315-F13. •

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F O R S A L E — H ouse, seven room s and b ath . 311 Adam s stre e t. 24t2

FO R S A L E — F re sh , reg iste red , A y rsh ire T . B . tested cow . W a lte r P o stiff, phone 391-F3. 24t2

M O N EY TO LO A N —O n im proved fa rm s a t 6 p er cen t. F o r p a rticu ­la rs , w rite B ro w n , C ress & Com pany, F ir s t N atio n al B an k B u ild in g , A im - A rb o r, M ich ig an . i

F O R ' S A L E —Th ree gobblers. F . W . B ^ n d phone 247-F16. 2 0 tf

FO R S A L E — B ab y ch ick s—Rhode Isla n d Red and P lym outh R o cks; a lso yo u r own eggs hatched . F o u r m iles e a st o f P lym o u th , on co rner o f P lym outh and LeV an road s. M rs. Thom as E . W ilso n , P lym ou th , Route 5 . 28t3

FA R M S W A N TED —W e have buy­e rs fo r M ich igan fa rm s , g ive descrip ­tio n and lo w est cash p rice . W arren M cRae Fa rm A gency, Loganaport, In d ian a . 28t4

FO R S A L E — O ur m odern, hom e, 7- room s, hath* f u ll basem lig h ts , fu rn a ce , etc-, in b est P rice- and term s: reason B lu n k avenue. 23t f

Saturday SpecialsFancy Pineapples in heavy Syrup

3 f o r $ 1 .0 0Fancy Ripe Grape Fruit in

heavy Syrup

5 C a n s f o r $ 1 .0 0

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How to Fry S teakD eliciou sly T en der a n d Ju icyH eat dry d ean skillet until piping hot. Wipe m eat fat around imriHe skillet. Place in steak. After one minute tu rn . Let sear for another moment then fry slowly till done as desired. Place on hot platter, season, spread with butter and serve. The

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is ideal for steak frying, also for frying fritters, potato chips, doughnuts, breaded sea foods, or waffles. The lugh, dean, blue, gas flame rising through th e grates directly against the utensils, is intense. This solidly-built stove also quickly turns out an ovenful o f baking, or heats a wash-boiler of clothes.

See this Stove Demonstrated

HAKE HARDWAREPhone 177 Psnnlman Ave.

Plymouth, Mich.

™ E HOLLAND FURNACEH e a ts E llery R oom U niform ly

Q u a lity B efore P riceThe H o lland R ecircu la tin g

system rem oves the cold (h e a vy ) a ir o ff the flo o rs, out o f the room s, and rep laces it w ith w arm (lig h t a ir ) , clean , h e a lth fu l, c ircu la tin g a ir .

Th e 'w arm ed a ir w ith the H o lland System m oves fa s te r, thereb y sav in g fu e l, and heats eve ry room u n ifo rm ily , even in the co ldest w eath er, a sk any H o lland u se ;.

Phone o r w rite me and I w ill g la d ly c a ll and e xp la in w ith o ut obligations— I se ll, in s ta ll and se rv ice a ll jo b s p erso n a lly . I have m ade a life -lo n g stud y o fresidence h eatin g . W hat is . mis yo u r Prob lem ? 8 « H c W

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GroceriesCalifornia Peaches, can ..............19cBroken Sliced Pineapple, can . . . 19c Strawberries, Heavy Syrup, can 19c Pitted Red. .Cherries, can .. ... ,_.23cMiik. tall can ................................. 9c

■ Cream of Wheat, pkg...................18cPost Toasties, pkg........................... 7cPost Bran, pkg..............................10cKellogg’s Bran, pkg...................... 16cParson’s Ammonia, large size . 24cHominy, 3. large ca n s .............. . .25cCom, 3 cans .................. . ,?,*25cFancy Kidney Beans, 3 cans ...:25cKraut, large c a l l .................. ,10cCampbell’s Beans, 3 cans ............25cGold Dust, large pkg....................23cSunbrite Cleanser, can .................4c

2 cans ...................................15cjap Rose Soap, bar ......... 7cEagle Milk, can, ...........................17cFels Naptha Soap, 5 bars ..........24cP & G, 6 b a r s ........... ................. 25cFlake White Soap, 5 b a r s ...........20cClassic Soap, 5 bars . . . . . . — ,^:#20cHenkel’s Commercial Flour, «ack-79c Brown Salada Tea, /i lb. pkg. ...:27cOld Reliable Coffee, lb . . , , .......... ?35cPastry Flour, 5 lb. .sack ............. 19c

MeatsKing Bologna, per lb.................12'^cFrankforts, j>er lb......................... 17cPork Shoulder, per lb............... 13 *4 cPork Steak, per lb. ....................... 17cFresh Skinned Hams, per lb........ 20c

Salt Pork, per lb..................i . .12/zeBacon, per l b . ............................... 20cSmoked Ham, per lb..................... 22cPork Sausage, per lb......................15cPure Lard, per lb......................14!4c

,• Picnic Hams, per lb................... - l ^ cDried Salome, per lb .'...................2^c

MEAT MARKET AT PENNIMAN AVENUE STORE ONLY

s a f e ty , , ev e ry ch ild know s r u l e o f f irs t look ing to th e

th e n to th e r i g h t w hen th e s tre e t . T he r e s u l t o f

:h ing o f th e ch ild re n w a s t h a t down th e r a te o f f a ta l i t ie s o f

c h ild re n in th e v ic in ity o f th e schools, b u t w 4^n th e se ch ild re n g e t hom e, th e ir p a .- p ts do n o t im p ress uponth e ir m inds th e nec ess ity o f sa fe ty , an d t h a t is w h a t w e a r e t r y in g to do.A nd so by use o f th e se clubs w e a re t r y in g to g e t som e re a l h o n e s t to God S a fe ty w o rk .”

F o llo w in g M r. G oldie’s ta lk , th e m e e tin g p roceeded to th e elec tion of officers fo r a S a fe ty .D riv e rs ’ C lub, an d th e fo llow ing w e re elected :

P re s id e n t— H . S. Lee V ice -P resid en t— C a rl S h e a r S e c re ta ry — W m . W ood T re a su re r— G eorge A . S m ith N e a rly f ifty took o u t m em b ersh ip s

T u esd a y even ing , an d th e re is no d o u b t thg$ th e club w ill h av e a m em b ersh ip of sev e ra l h u n d re d in th e n e a r fu tu re . T h is is a m ovem ent t h a t e v e ry d riv e r o f a m o to r vehicle shou ld b e in te re s te d in , a n d becom e a m em ber o f th e club.

A n o th er m ee tin g o f th e club will be held a t th e v illag e hall n e x t T u es­d a y even ing a t 7:30 o ’clock. E v e ry ­body is in v ited . G et b ack o f t i p m ovem en t to m ake th e ro a d s lo t W ay n e c o u n ty safe.

T h e s logan is. S. 0 . S.— S a fe ty o r S orrow .

W h a t w ould y ou do to save a h u ­m an life ?

Y ou ca n h elp b y jo in in g th e P ly m ­ou th S a fe ty D r iv e rs C lub.

FARMINGTON DAIRY MILKPure Jersey Milk, per quart........ -.-16cPasteurized Milk, per quart..........13cCoffee Cream, per /t pint............. 15cWhipping Cream, per Vi pint— 25cButterMHk, per quart................ 10cCottage Cheese, per lb................ 15c

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m an A llep th e a tr e ann o u n ces £ sp len id v au d e v ille p ro g ra m fo r n e x t W e d n esd ay ev en ing . M ay 21 st. T h ere w ill be five b ig a c ts , a s fo llow s: T he C assie Trio,' Scotch d a n c e rs ; O liver Lee, com edy a c t ; d an c in g a c t ; T h e N o v e lty B and, w ith s in g e rs ; T he M usical M in s tre ls , an d .a re e l o f A e so p ’s F ab les . E v e ry one o f th e se a c ts is a to p -lin e r, so don’t m iss th is e n te r ta in m e n t. Tw o show s, 7:00 an d 8 :30. See ad .

PENNIMAN ALLEN THEATREi Wednesday, May 21

F l i t « M U L EThe Cassie Trio

Scotch Dancers

Oliver and LeeComedy Act

CASH GROCERYPENNIMAN AVE. TWO 3T0RES STARKWEATHER AVE.

%School Entertainment

Given by the Sixth Grade"Tuesday Evening. May 20th

7:30 O’CLOCK

High School AuditoriumThe Program Consists of

Recitations, Solos, Choruses and a short Playlet

By pupils in the 6tfi grade. The closing number will be MOVING PICTURES.

Proceeds to remove deficit now existing in the Milk Fund, caused by furnishing straws and wafers to those buying milk.

Admission 15c and-25c

BUSINESS LOCALS

C pm ing soon— “ R o sem ary .” D on’t m iss i t . F o u r a c t com edy. Local ta le n t . 2 5 tl

W a sh in g an d iro n in g done a t 614 N . M ill s tre e t . 25t2

D on’t f o r g e t th e fish su p p e r g iven b y th e L u th e ra n L. A . S . in th e b ase ­m en t o f th e church , to n ig h t. S u p p er w ill be serv ed fro m 5:30 u n ti l a ll a re served .

C om ing soon— “ R o sem ary .” m iss it. F o u r a c t com edy, ta le n t .

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F ish an d ro a s t p o rk w ill b e se rv ed a t th e L u th e r a n . jL. A . S . su p p e r in th e b ase m e n t q f tfee c h u rch to n ig h t.

A F R E E L E C T U R E

T . J . Scanne ll o f P it ts b u rg , P a ., o f th e J ln te rn a t io n a l B ib le S tu d e n ts A s ­socia tion , w ill g ive a le c tu re a t th e G ra n g e H a ll, S u n d ay a f te rn o o n , M ay 18th, a t 3 :00 o ’clock. E v ery b o d y is co rd ia lly in v ite d to th is lec tu re . I t is f r e e to a ll.

DOG OWNERS TAKE NOTICE!A L L DOGS U N D E R Q U A R A N T IN E

A m a d .d o g “ep idem ic” ii^ th e c ity of D e tro it d u rin g w hich sev e ra l p e r ­sons have been b it te n , h a s caused s ta te a u th o rit ie s to p lace u n d er q u a r ­a n tin e ev e ry can in e in W a y n e coun ty . T h is q u a ra n tin e o rd e r, w hich shall be in fo rce bew teen A p r il 1 an d J u ly 1, fo llo w s:

“N otice is h e re b y g iv en th a t a ll dogs ow ned o r k q p t in th e co u n ty of W ayne, s ta te o i M ich igan , un less p ro p e rly v ac c in a ted a g a in s t ra b ie s w ith in one yiear b y a qualified v e te r­in a ria n sh a ll be k e p t sec u re ly cha ined o r o th e rw ise p ro p e rly confined on th e p re m ise s o f th e ir o w n e r o r k ee p er, o r i f a llow ed to r u n a t la rg e sh a ll b e se ­cu re ly m uzz led to p re v e n t th e a fo re ­sa id dogs fro m b it in g a n y o th e r a n i­m al o r p e rso n .”

A p e n a lty o f a fine o r ja i l sen ten c e is included in th e o rd e r s ig n ed b y th e C om m issioner o f A g r ic u ltu re , D ire c to r B u rea u o f A n im al In d u s try a n d S ta te V e te rin a r ia n .

C hief o f P olice S p rin g e r in fo rm s th e M ail t h a t th e above law w ill be en fo rce d h e re b y ’th e local officers and d ep u ties fro m th e sh e riff’s office.

C om ing soon— “ R o sem ary .” m iss it. F o u r a c t com edy, ta le n t.

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A v ery d es ira b le hom e a t 162 R ose s t re e t , w ill be so ld a t au c tio n , M on­d ay , M ay 19th. T e rm s to s u it p u rc h a se r . H . C. R obinson , au c tio n ­ee r.

Be su re a n d a t te n d th e au c tio n sa le a t 162 R ose s t r e e t . E v e ry th in g w ill be sold a t au c tio n , in c lu d in g th e h o u se an d lo t. H a r ry C. R obinson , au c tio n e er.

H E M S T IT C H IN GH a v in g p u rc h ased a h e m stitc h in g

m ach in e , I am now p re p a re d to do a ll k in d s o f h e m stitc h in g . 'M rs . C h arles D e la ire , 46 P ly m o u th avenue, N o r th - v ille , M ich. 24 t4

A T T E N T IO N C O N TR A C TO R S!

Dancing Act3 Stylish Steppers

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Novelty Band, with Singers6 Peppy Musicians TEntertl“ny

The Musical Minstrels5 Shines that Sing

Aesop’s Fables, ari“iAdmission, Adults, 40c; Children, 20c

TWO SHOWS—7:00 and 8:30 P. M.

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114 1 ^ - ' < 1 W — d b **— — o /Scientifically balanced, holds the road at all speeds. All-steel body. One-piece windshield. Luxurious, genuine‘ leather cushions, 10 inches deep. Cowl, lights. Standard non- skid cord tires.

P la n s a n d spec ifica tions fo r rlew M asonic T em ple w ill b e re a d y fo r b ids by S a tu rd a y , M ay 17 th , a n d can b e obtained- a t th e office o f W illiam W ood, s e c re ta ry . B ids to be tu rn e d in to th e s e c re ta ry n o t l a t e r th a n M ay 31 st, 1924, a t 6:00 o’clock p . m .

T he . P ly m o u th R ock B ldg . A ss ’n. re se rv e s th e r ig h t to r e je c t a n y or a ll bids.

S igned ,W IL L IA M W O OD, S ec’y.

S U B SC R IPT IO N S ta k e n fo r a ll m ag a z in es a n d n ew s­p a p e rs a t b e s t p rices . W oodw orth M ag a zin e A gency a t W oodw orth ’s B a z a a r , P ly m o u th , M ich.— A d v e r­tise m en t.

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