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The Giange will have a picni~· at iBaldwin .. ~k, 9J10ndaga, on Thursda1-, A~t. ~. !t ,7_J!~· All menmers ana znenas mn..,.., Bring one dish to pass, oWil,diiilk and table service. In case 'of riilii, meet at-Grange hall,:Eaton Ra· pids. ·· ·
' The Past Matrons club .,will
meet at th!:\ home of. Mrs. ·~arry Milbourn Tliursday mght, August 8. Co-hostesses are Mrs. John Birney, Mrs: Clayton Stewart and Mrs. Stanley'Bel).tley:
The ·pJiiJitthea ''class and the Men's clliss'of the.·Baptist churcli will meet at the home of Dr. and Mrs. M.A. Vance Friday evening, Augulit. 2,"fof· a 6:30 potluck sup-per. . . ,
-·The regUlar. meetllig of the Griffith "WSCS was held July 18 at the church wiW., poj.lucii; dinner' at: noon, Mrs. James Clarke
· and nine members
Laura M. Klkendall, 85, a resident of this area most of her life passed away at a Mason convalescent home last Thursday, July 25. She had been a patient there for the past seven years.
Mrs. Kikendall was barn L:<ura Stowell Oct. 5, 1871, at Sagmaw and mo~ed ·to this area as a young girl She married George Kikendall now deceased, in October lRQO. Thev made 'their home in the area, at one time having a store in Charlesworth. They moved irom
THIS WEEK'S WEATHER Noon Temp.
Thursday 80 Friday (cloudy 81 Saturday
8846 Sunday
Olive Holgate,, Olive A, Holgate, 81, passed
awl)y Thursday, July 25, at the Isla11d View· convalescent home, where she had been a patient for the past' three years.
Mrs. Holgate was born in Albion on August 12, 1875, and had been a resident of Eaton Rapids for 40 year5, having moved here from Detroit. She was n member of the Royal Neighbors.
Re.Uinder To City:.W~ter ... Use~s·
National Guards, returr..ed this week from the camp of !19th Field
(From the Journal of Aug. 51
1932) Artillery at Grayling. The VanDeusen family reunion A shower w.as given for r.'lrs.
was held Sunday, July 31, at the Ruth Westgate Machin at the home Clare Green cottage at Duck Jake of !vtr. and Mrs. Paul Kreger of with 85 in attendance. The old.est West Hamlin. one present was Mrs. M-atilda Van- Henry Buckingham Deusen, 92, who resides with her Aurelius entertained the Best daughter, l\olrs. Amaz.iah Crane. Ever sheep club this week; the Bay Eugene VanDeusen was elected Window Blue Ribbon calf club met next year's president. with Robert and James Houston.
Betty Lou Kennedy, three-ye~ ~1r~ and ~s. Harold Owen and old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wll- Mi~e Willis Ow~ have been ham Kennedy, died Sunday as the taking a vacation trip through the result o~w ooping cough followed Upper Peninsula . . by pneu nla. BesidC!S her par- Mr. and Mrs. K. P. W1ll~ams ents, sh survived by her grand- and Mr. and t1rs. Charles Miller, parents, :M"r. and Mrs. Wilham who have been spending the week G on}. unts, uneles and cousins. at the Ramsay cottage at Duck
Jo n, two-year old son of lake, entertained several couples oy VanWagner, died at the there for potluck supper.
VFW Home as the result of meas- The 40 Year Ago column reports les '<Ind other compllCiltions. Be- that D!'. W. E. Newton o! Brooksides his mother, four brothers and -field has mo~ed into his recently sisters survive completed bnck house. C. M. Cas-
Mi 'Mildr. e !er will teach the Aurelius Center sses d and Margaret school next year. The excavation
Ford of South i;:aton were hor;ne for John Cole's new· house just from Eaton Rapids Saturday and south or the Catholic church has entertained i:- m.~mber of frlends in been finished. A party consisting of honor of their birthday. . John Hall, George Wilcox, F. H.
M!: and ~~·. George Pettit ayid DeGolla and E. D. GoUld with their family are visiting this week with respective wives is~ camping at Mr. and Mrs. Hallett West at the Duck lake !or te~ 'days The Char:mawatha club in the Upper Pen- lotte TribuneJs five years old and msuJa, · will move into a new bwlding of
its own. The barn on the David Bradford fann in Hamlin was struck by lightning during the severe storm this week and burned to the gro_u_nd~·-~--
Radio & T elevlsion Repair Service
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PRESENTS
SLOUT PLAYERS IN
-For AmeriCa~izens and taxpayers who still retain the early-1957 zeal for economy in the fede;al govennment - and I believe the majority still do -the House approval last week of the conference report on the Defense department appropriation bill should be most encouraging.
The conference report as adopted by the HOuse retains $774,379,-000· of the $9-71,504,000 reduction in . the . Defense appropriation earlier voted on the floor of the House. If this 'conference report is approved by the Senate - a question still unresolved as this is written - the net result will ibe a tOtal reduction in new appropriations of $1,7681150,000 be- I~--...:...-~~-'-'----'"-'-~~-~~'-' low the budget :(equest.
One significant cause of the firm stand for economy in the conference committee is the fact that Defense SeCi'etary Wilson ordered some very su.Dstantial Defense department savings ,;._ below the budget request - even before the Senate acted on the Defense appropriation bill. With the appropriation ' cuts, total available funds fat th.e Defense department 1n the fiscal year starting July 1 - including unexpended carry-overs - will be some $67 billion. In this connection Secretary Wilson deserves much credit for sound economies in the Defense department.
Y•r Ceu11JF .......... _... Wotld Plowing Contest Program
August E. Johansen
South Hamlin Florence Zeitz
C9RREBPONDENT
visited Plains road. .
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Pierce and ch11dren flad Sunday dinner with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Catl Hamman, in Eaton Rapids.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jackson left Monday for a two week vacation m the Uppe1· Peninsula.
Alice Polehna of Detroit is spe!!.d1ng ttir,,,, U1Pf!k."'- with her cousin, Mrs. Mildred Binkowski and husband.
Daily attractions at the fourday World Conservation exposition and plowing contest, September 17-20 at Peebles, 0.1 include appearances by the worla-famom, 102-piece U.S. Army field band, continuous wagon t:ours aver the 2500...acre site, a New York style show, radio and television broadcasts, tractor tipping demonstra., tions, sheep dog trials, education-
"TEAHOUSE OF THE
AUGUST MOON"
Mrs-. Zenith Whittum of Spicerville 'visited Mrs. Bernice .Hosler Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hosler and Elizabeth fished at Fletcher's pond a few days the past week and also saw the new Mackinac Bridge and crossed the Straits. by John Patrick
COMPLETELY, CAPTIVATINGLY
OELIGHTFU LI
Aug. 6 thru Aug. 10 Sunday Matinee, Augud 11, 4 p. m. •••••••••••••••••••••••• 1
NOW PLAYING
Mrs. R. Z. Reardon and son Robert, and wife, and daughter, Mrs IB11l Antwerp and baby, of Kalamazoo hfd Sunday breakfast with their sister and aunt, Mrs. Nina Reynolds.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Grover of East Lansing vis1ted their parents Mr. and Mrs. John Southw1ck, -Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Holunan, of Bradenton, Fla. called on Mr. and Mrs. George Schuler Sunday even1ng enroute to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Riker's in Eaton Rap1ds.
5.lturday night, Mr. and Mrs. William Russell and Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Hathaway were at Narrow lake.
germ. That means a milk-ring test with samples taken from the farm or the milk receiving station, which is now in progress in Eaton <:ounty. Because the milkrmg test misses dry cows, heifers and bulls it mus.t be repeated every s1x months. A pos.itive reaction to this test indicates a need for a blood test. All beef breeding herds mqsi; ·be blood tested. When the bood lest reveals infection. the entire herd is quarantined to prevent spread of the disease and infected animals are branded.
Livestock producers can choose between two plans for rehabililating their quarantined herds. Plan A is the quicker of the two and strongly .recommended. It provides a possible indemnity for the owner and free check tests and calihood vaccination until the herd.is clean. The second plan offers a longer period for getting nd of infected cattle but without indemnities or Gther help.
Complete eradication of Bang's disease ln Michigan dairy and
REAL ESTATE SALES- RENTALS
SELECTED LISTINGS - CITY, RURAL, RESORT PROPERTIES --------
DUCK LAKE COTJ'AGES and WTS • · SOME LAKE FRONT
SPRINKLE INSURANCE & REAL EST ATE
Carl R. Sprinkle, Broker PHONE 5621
Herbert Hope, Salesman PHONE 4-5541
Only 2 left Reg. ~8.95. Close Out
"RAPIDS" THEATRE -IN
THE. ONL'(
Eaton Rapids ON EARTH
Phone 6321
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August 1, 2, 3 MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2:00
GEORGE MONTGOMJERY IN
"Last of the ·Badmen"
Not Shown at Matinee
AND
FIRST CHURCH o~· CHRIST SCIENTIST
First Church or: Christ, Gc1entist, !\.iason, holds Servtces at the church, corner of Oak and Barnes Streets, every Sunday at 11:00. Sunday school JS held during the services for pupils up to the age of 20. Wednesday evenin~ meeting at 8;00 lllcludes testunonies of Christian Science healing. A public reading room is open at the chlll·ch every Wednesday and and Saturday from 2:00 to 4:00 "Love" will be the subject of the Lesson-Sennon m all Christian Science churches throughout the world on Sunday, August 4.
ROBBINS METHO.DIST CHURCH Rev. F. C. Johannides
1 O :00 a. m. Church School 11:00 a. m. Worship Service 6:30 p.m. Youth Fellowship
GROVE.NBURG 9:45 a. m 'Vorship_Service 10:45 a.m Sunday--SChool
CHURCH OF GOD 238 BroBk Street
Robert Worgul, 'Pastor Sunday -
10:00 a.m. Morning Worshi" 11 :00 a.m. Sunday School
THE SPIRITUALIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Rev. Austin Wallace Sunday -
7 :30 p.m. Evening Service Wednesday-
7 :30 p.m. Everung Service Prayer Shrine Always open
Constant In Service
ONONDAGA COMMUNITY CHURCH Rev. Robert Brubaker
10 A. M. Sunday School
11;0~ a.m. Worship Service 3:00 p.m. Missionary Volun
teer Service Wednesday:
8:00 n.m. Prayer ?1lleet1;"g
ALIRELIUS BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Floyd Bowman, Pastor
10:00 a. m. Sunday School 11 00 a. m. Morning Worship 7:30 p. m. Evening Worship
Thursday. 7:45 p. m. Prayer Hour ,
Tuesday -6 :)!0 p.m. Girls' choir rehearsal
Thur.Sday -6:30 p.m. Boys' choir rehearsal
St. PETER'S CATHOLIC Father WaltE!l' Mehm
Masses 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. evCJ.y Sunday.
Holy Days and 7:30 a. m.
High School Discussion Meet· Ing from 7:30 to 8:30 eacb Tbllrs day evening.
WESL&YAN METHODIST Rev. Emory Scott
10:00 a. nr. - Sundav School 11:00 a. m. - Morninl! Worshio
7;00 p. m. - Younj( Pe.r:>;ile's Hour.
7~00 P. M. Class Meeting 7:45 p. m. - Evening Worship
Wednesday -B :00 P. M. Prayer Service
·GRACE E. U. B. CHURCH Rev, Karl Flessner
10:01) a m. Sunday School 11:00 a. m Morning Worshi~ 7:00 P. M. Youth 'Fellowsh1p
ST. MATTHIAS EPISCOPAL CHURCH Rev. N. Putnam McKay
VFW Chapel - Public Welcome 9:15 a. m. - Sunday School-
11 A. M. Morning Worship Naom1 Cucle - 1st Wednesday Ruth Circle - 2nd Ttiesday
CHURCH of !he NAZARENE ::'astor, C. A. Noffsinger, 110 Nortb
RJver Street Sunday-
10:00 a .. m. Sunday School 11.00 a. m. - Preaching
6:00 p.m. - N.Y.P.S. 7:00 p. m. - Evangelistic Ser~·
vice. Tuesday -
6:30 p m. Caravan Servii::e (boys and girls). Wednesday-
7:30 p. m. Prayer Service.
GET
Koda! f1l111 here too 1
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Mrs. Burr (Baker spent the weekend ,at Camp Chesterfield, Indiana.
LEDGES PLAYHOUSE PARTY ..:.. Sec ''Tea House of the August Moonn Aug. 8 :i.t 8
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Lott of .Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Johnson p.m. Tickets $1.50 from Hos-Lansing and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur returned Sunday from a 10 day pital Auxiliary members. Pro-Woodman and sons, Gary and trip, traveling 1700 miles. They ceeds for Auxiliary. Neal, of Jackson visited their visited St Ignace, the Soo, Blind Lo 31-c mother, Mrs. Addie DeFrates last River,SudQury and other points in Mr. and Mrs. Duane Kaylor and week. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Mal"Shall north~m Michigan, going on to daughters, Barbara and Nancr, of Jackson also were recent call- Niagara Falls and through Can- have returned from a two weeks ers of Mrs. ·DeFrates. ada. vacation in northern Michigan.
Pre~·-~ GROnratD.o _ Get your They visited the Soo, Copper r.:un 'YT·~i.u Mr. and Mrs. Max Gooch and Harbor, Manistique and spent a
pickle tags at the Eaton Rapids Shella left Saturday morning for week at Pretty lake. Journal oftice on East Harillin a two weeks' southern tnp. Their St. 30·31-32 destination is South Daytona Sarah Chisholm has been at4
Six junior boys and girls from .Beach, Fla., ·where they will v1sit tending music camp at Jnterlo~ the First Methodist church :will Mrs. Gooch's sisler and family. chen for the past two weeks.
A b. · En route they will visit Max's - 1 be attendln~ the l ion-Lansmg relatives in Illinois and on their Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ma.sol\ ot district junior camp at Wesley wny home will stop off at Alex- Toledo, 0., spent Sunday with Woods near Dowling next week andria, Va., with their son Larry' Mrs. Fred Hutchinson. &ugu.st 4-10. Those attending will ~ -be Jan Winter, Penn Bristol, and whe. Many families are faced with Jack Minnich, Dean Pau- !Pfc Richard Miller, son of Mr. the need of finding a home for la Clegg and Marsh The and Mre°'Doyt Miller of Route 41 aging parents where they can ministcr
1 Rev. Don will arrived 'home last Ftl~ay for a enjoy the golden years of their
be servmg on the the 30 day leave. He has just re· lives in the atmosphere of charm same camp for the week. turned from a six months' cruise and interest to which they are
in 'ihe Far East on the USS Hor- accustomed, and where competent Pvt. Larry Gooch of Ft. Bel~ net, part of the '7th fleet. nursing care ls available when
voir, Va. son of Mr. and Mrs. Max needed. We invite you to investi~ G-Ooch, was one of 11 m~m p1cked Elton Umb~and John Keil gate the possibilities at STORY-from four companies to appear have completed :;hlng]Jng the BOOK HOUSE, a licensed nurs· in a movie, "Old and New house ot Ralph Strayer on Roy~ ing home at 202 S. River St.
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805 South Main Street Phone 4"4501
.IC,illght D,istrict I
Mrs. 'Chester Smith CORRESPdNDE.NT
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Wood drove to Fort Wayne, Ind., Saturday to visit the latter's sister, Mrs. Thomas Austin.
!Bud Haky and family took a birthday cake and gilts to his r ............................................. "',~~,.. ~-,,-~ l Martha Smith spent the week
COMPLETE end in Pontiac with B.,,bara I Borgen. Tuesday mornin~ she and
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"" I T D A N r J: I
Sh.rley Friedly of Pontiac start· ed on a tr1p through the West. They will spend the week of
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SERVICE • Automobile .• Fire • Burglary
• Plate Glass e Compensation • General Liability e Life
BOND'l OF ALL KINDS
AGENCY 428 Canal St.' Eaton Rapids Phone 2291
Announc Carl Comps
JOINED THE STAFF ~~
i.ng work there at the university. Pete WOod lett Wednesday
morning with a group from Lansing to begin service with the Marines. His parents, Mr. ·and Mrs. Carl Wood, entertained relatives for him Sunday. Present Were Mrs. Caroline Sullenbarger and Dorothy, Mrs. Betty Bodell and children, Robert Dil Day, Mr. and MrSi Dyer Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Orin Carpenter, and Mr. and Mrs. John Norris.
Supper guests Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wood were Mr. and Mrs. Pete Wood and Mr. and Mi's. Robert Bush.
William Elton and family spent the week in Toledo with relatives.
I "A•,family picmc was en]oyed at P,leasant lake by the follow-
! ing:, the Herb McCarncks of Dimondale, JoAnnc, Jack, Judy and June Ho1brook, Clifford Corbeil1 Allen Strohm of Charlotte ano.
Mrs Harold Convis Sr. enler· Sh~n Bishop tamed nine girls Fr1day honoring i .Thursday evenmg the Fred the 12th birthday of her grand· 1 Pi-ices were pleasantly surprised daughter, Sherry Emede. 'I'he PY: a visit from their nephew and group enjoyed games, and re· wife, the Wilbur Burtons of freshments of ice cream and Indiana. cake were .served. '· Jrm Scott called at the home of ~ The W11son Canfields and the11 hiS parents, the Ira Scotts, Satur· nephew and family the Clyde , day. Sunday the Norman Love Va.-.L;,r:,.·;;ns ~f ~le!! P~,,,.i, family were dinner .e:uests of their sp'.ent Sunday at thB home of the parents, the Scotts. Canfields' daughter and family, 'The Delos Skinners a.re spendthe Stanley Nettleman's in Cold ing o.the week at their cottage at water. The occasion was Mrs the ~Camp grounds Canfield's birthday ~Ea:rl Coffey of Park lake and
Wedding bells will nng rn Mrs. Mary Archy of Eaton Rapids September for Jo Anne Holbroak were Sunday dinner guests of the and Clifford Cor:be11, son of the Jack Coffeys. Afternoon callers Romeo Coribeils of Thuma road . were Mr. and Mrs. Dave Coffey
The David Skau family of Ann oLBBth. Arbor and R. E: Slayton of Island ·-The •Fred Prices s_pent the View home spent Saturday with weekend at their cottage in their sister and daughter, Mrs county. On Saturday Myrtle Holbrook and .family Beals of Lansing called
Mrs. Mac Jones aiid daughtei of Dowagiac are visiting h<>r brother and family, the Jack Coffeys. .
Merl Hoffman of Jackson and Gerald Hofflnan of Battle Creek were over night guests Wedne~day of their sister and famil~, the Ira Scotts.
e Shirt Service
e Free plastic bags
DOLLS
DOLLS NOW FOR
CHRISTMAS
BABY DOLLS
WALKING DOLLS CRYING DOLLS
SORATCH PADS ...., The Eaton ,Rapids. Journal. office has a new supply of big, fat scratch pads. Also, typewriter ribbons and carbon. 30-31
made to
For Rent OFFICE FOR llENT - 3-room
suite, newly decorpted. $45. Phone 7511. 14c
FOR RENT - Completely fur. nished, modern 6-room house,4 miles south of Eaton Rapids on M-50. Adults only. References reqwred. Would consider sellmg same with 8 acres of land and 2 barns. Inquire Jess: Fox - across the road 29-32c
Help Wanted WAN'IIED - Yo'l.lng lady, 25
30 years old Hours - 8 am to 5 pm, five days per week Clean work Must he neat Write Box 373, Eaton Rapids Journal, Eaton Rapids, M1ch
31c
SOMETHING NEW bas been added. S&H Green St@:!l_PS with every cleaning Job. Plus our free mothproofing and lint-free, cling-free dry clearung. We clean and block bats Free pickup and delivery. Jerry's Cleaners, 111 E. Knight. Phone 4-3111.
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wE SPECIALIZE - In rug cleaning and building and repalring innerspring mattn>sses. We clean carpet& on your floor or take them to our shoP.· We also clean upholstered furmture. A.E. Allen, Phone Eaton Rapids 3521 14tfc
WEDDING GIFTS - Wedding books, guest "books and bride's gift books. Large selection of greeting cards. wrappmg P!l-Per and customwmade bows Many other wonderful gifts in glass-ware and metal ware. Costume Jewelry. SElBASTIAN CRAFTS.
29c
R. G. Heminger Complete Insurance Service
Wind, Fire, Automobile, Plate Glaas, also Li!& Insurance and
Surety Bonds 219 South Main
.Phone 44891
of all claims and deagainst said m~ntally in
competent. It Ia Furthered Ordered, That
public notice thereof be given by publication o_t a copy of this order once eacli week for three successive weeks previous to said day of heanng, m the Eaton Rapids Jou.ma! a newSJ{aper printed and circulated m SB.ld County .
Geer H. Smith Ionia County Judge of Probate, acting for Eaton County Judge of Probate
A True Copy: Edith Dn:kinson Register of Probate 29-31c
Legal Notice Order .Aippointmg Time For Hearing Clauns.
STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probate Court for the County of Eaton In the Matter bf tlie Estate of
BERTHA A. SPRINKLE Mentally Incompetent
At a sessrnn of said Cow-1:, held on the 15th day cf July, A.D.1957.
Present, Hon Geer H. Smith, Ionia County Judge of Probate, a.ctlllg for Eaton County Judge of Probate.
It appearing to the Court that the time for presentatlOn of cliams agamst sru.d estate should be limited, and that a time and pla<:e be ap\lomted to receive, examine and adJust all claims and demands against sind mentally irn::ompetent by and before said court
It Is OrderlCI, That all of the creditors of said mentally incom~ petent are required to present their cla1ms to said Court at said Probate Office on or before the 30th dai' of September AD. 1957, at ten o clock in the forenoon. saict tune and place being hereby appointed for the examination and adJustment of all clallllS and demands against said mentally incompetent.
It Is Furthered Ordered. That public lotice thereof be given by publk itm of a copy of this order 011ce each week for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing1 m the Eaton Rapids Journal a newsl?aper prmted and
""----------1c1rculatcd in said County Geer H. Smith
Ionia County Judge of Probate, ,acting for Eaton County Judge of Probate
ATrue Copy: Edith D1ckfuson Register of Probate
. . . .. STEAMER RUG SHAMPOO',
-; ¥AciIINE
PREVENT FOREST FIRES!
J:anul!l"Y 1st to December 31st, and such contract maY, be renew- A SPECIAL KIND OF DoG
' by Bob Bartos Prominent Dog Authority
Quite freq'uehtly, we are called .. upon to answer questions about .. :
, _ _,._b~·ree=ds 'of. dogs thaf" aren't seen-:\ as.trequently·as others . .-
There Is one' breed that has many line qua!ltles, but ls per. '
h~ps best known as the dog that· . .iughs and cries." The dog. Is a Basenji, pro,
nounced Bas.sen-ge, one of the .. m'ost .Interesting . of the . homlll. ', classificatlon and a·comparatWf newcomer to the United States. · Thf:! Basenji Is incapable ... of barking, but he has a way 'of showitig pleasure that· ls star· tlingly like a human laugh;·and when he Is unhappy or confused,
pc· 1;J:_._Csale,gr·ke. he gives forth wlth a whimper.
•;r ln~--cry which also .sounds. al· We 'hereby certify that the most human. · . '"'
foregoing ordihlince was duly The first Basenji recognition passed- by tli:e· .city commission by the American Kennel Club and. signed by the mayor and came In 1943, and his !¥ip.uJar.
' clerk on the"" 29th day of July, i~y as a family pet and:huntirig · 1ii5'i. - I aog_ nas grown rap~dly In thls
Carl_ J. Comps. country. . ". · · Mayor He's a masterful hunter''ln 'the
. P. L. Sage-. field, using his lnte1Jlgence, keen " City Clerk.·.'•. ·. · · eyesight, and ft11l!"seilse of smell
-. . · . ,to find gaJl.l~;H_e;also·has great T L t ' T Cl . •fy '· speed In the,,fleld. · .' " . ' oo~_ .~Le:."\~-': . .. a.~~~ ' With a bright, alert persona"]. REGISTERED COLLIE PuPpY . lty, ease ofti'aining, and picas.
- for liale. ·GoOd for fann:l!i' _)s ant disposition, 'th.e Basenji comi>irilon~:Eicellent 'chlldieh's makes an ldeal'famlly pet· He's
· pet Cllll·Dimondale·m 6-2857. also a very "neat" dog wh~ has · ·. 81-c the chara·cteristlc of ·cleaning
• ,...,. ,. · .. . . · , · himself all over like a cat · , n1dI'.LES ,. FO,R . SAµ: - Early .
. :Red · ~. · utllltY _gl'\lde '. $~;25 Feedln9. Tip: Although ·they , bushel.- v;.F.W., Apple Storage. certainly do no harm, there· is
' · · : . · .31c no evidence that yegeta)>les add .. FOR 'RENT Ail modern . much·,ln the way ~f mitrltion in · country .home, 2 -bedrooms. 4 a dogs dlet. The mlneral.s ·and
' : ' ·miles from Eaton RapidS· Phone vitamins they .may. supplY,,"!;an .. " ·Eaton RapidS 7478: . au> more easily be·supplied I'! 'other , . · . . foods. The quality brands of pre.
·pared cjog foods,'' ll!ie Frlskles, are· scl.el)tlficalJy formulated to supplY,. all the.'ncces,'!~ry~nutri·
. ents wlthou\ ~ddltlves., ·", ',,,.
_We :qiust MAKE RQOM for new _F.all merchandise~ arriving daily. TREMEN~DOUS BARGAINS on ·an Summer 'Items. BUY NOW AND SA VE $$$ .
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LADIF.$' &1 01.RLS' WEAR
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'SHORTS:&;, PLA Y'CEOTHES
E~~~ 1,4 .OFF
LADIES' swrM SUITS ' Reg. $4.98 and $5.95 ----------;--;;-- NOW $4.00
DOMESTICS SPORT DENJM ....., Plain or Plaids
Regli)ar 69.c
2 yds. $1.25
TERRY CLOTH - Plain & Stripes
Regular 98c
2yds. $1.50
, ~ Reg. $7.95 and $10.95 ___ :_ ________ NOW $6.00 PLISSE CREPE -- Plain or Print
Regular 49c
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LADIES' S~ORTY SKffiTS $2. 9 9 Pleated,_, size 14, 16, 18 7 Reg. $3.98 -- =
Ladies' & Girls' Ladies' Better DRESSES
SPRING COATS
1/2 Price Value to $16.95
$5-$7-$9. Ladies' Spring & Summer Skirts ------------,----------- 14 OFF
Ladi~' Sleeveless Blouses (1 group) ------------------- 14 OFF
Ladies' Summer Hats - Value~ $5.95 -------------- NOW $1.00 ·
LADIES' SPRING SUITS Broken Sizes. Value to $29.50 -------------------------------
.GffiLS' CO'ITON BRIEFS - Natio!'ally Known Brand
AssortecfColors - Reg. 69c ---"--,--------------NOW 2 for $1.00 Same in Uulie~' - Reg. 85c _.:_ __ _: ___ ,.. ___ ,,, _______ NOW 2 fo~ $1.50
LADIES' COTTON HOSE - Close Out!
· Bro~n Sizes. Reg. 89c -------~-~----------NOW~ pr. for $1.00
Gffiµ:l' CREPE GOWNS & PJ's,_., Size 7-14
All Reg. $1.98 ____ NOW $1.49 All Reg. $2.98 ----NOW $2.19
SWF.<AII'ER COLLARS - 1 G~up
Slightly Soiled. Value to $1.98 ---------------------- ;NOW 79c
LA[)IES'. BEL
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9sCI
Close Out Broken Sizes Value to $2.00
Ladies'..Jfnit 'T' SHIRTS
1 Group S-M-L Reg. $1.98
99c
2yds.89c
ASSORTED MATERIAL Value to 98c ---- Now·2 yds. $1.00
BEIA'CH. TOWELS Regular $1.98 -------- NOW $1.79 Reglllar $2.98 __ :.., _____ NOW ,2.49
Bath Size. Reg. 79c ____ 2 for $1.00
Hand Size. Reg. 49c -:--·"' 3 for $1.00 Wash, Cloths .Reg. 29c __ 5 for $1.00
Calendar .Dish Tow~ls
Pure Linen Reg. $1.00 NOW -----·-.~ 75c
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:-.. · ; ·:R~_NER ·RUG~·-.Qptton:.
Ass'td cci!ors - a.! x 70 $2.59 Reg. $2.98 NOW -.~.-----
LIGHTWEIGHT. :BLANKETS 72 .x 90 -"""' Orlon Blend
Impeded - white only Wasnahie - Reg. $'2.98
Costume ·Jewelry c108eout 3 for $1~ Value .to 98c ,
MEN'S. & BOYS' WEAR Men's & Boys' SWIM TRUNKS-------- %.PRICE
Men's Short-Sleeve SPORT SHffiTS
All reg. $1.98 NOW $1.44 All reg. $2.98 NOW $2.29
Boys' Short-Sleeve SPORT SHmTS
All Reg: $1.49 to $1.69 --~----------- NOW $1.00 All Reg. $1;79 to $2.29 _:_ _______ :_ ____ NOW $1.49
Men's & Boys' Men's'& ·Boys' . · " ~JACKETS _ .. . ·CAPS
8::up ·~/2'<pri~e · · ~~~$f.s5 SOc , ~e!i's & Boys' ~ ,~A~S)
Plaids~ Stripes-" Plains $1.50 , Regulil.rly $1.95, NO~ --.-;-:-;:.:-7-r----
Men's'.Elilstic.Belt;'_ Val~~ to '$2.so ----,NOW $79e ' - ' ' -_ '-..
Boys' Crepe PJs - Reg. $1.98 --------NOW $1.79
MEN'S LACEBACK JEANS - 4 pr. Only 29-30-34-38 Waist - Reg. $3.59 ------NOW $1.99
MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS - Long Sleeve Values to $3.98 --------------------NOW $1.99
BOYS' RIB ATHLETIC 'SHffiTS 8-10-12-14-16. Reg. 39c -------- NOW 4 for $1.00
MEN'S LEISURE PANTS All reg. $2.98 NOW $2.00 All reg. $3.98 NOW $3.00
MEN'S BROADCLOTH SHORTS 28-30-32-40-42-44. Reg. 79c & 89c ----- 2 for $1.00
MEN'S BERMUDA SHORTS Reg. $3.98 ----------------------- NOW $3.00
BOYS' BERMUDA SHORTS . Reg. $1.98 NOW $1.49 Reg. $2.98 NOW $2.o·o ,
