The Times Herald from Port Huron, Michigan • Page 16

THE PORT HURON TIMES HERALD PACE SIXTEEN TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1947 ACCESSOR ftS T1RS AND MARKET. NEWS FLOWERS. MOURNING GOODS 5 Bfci.VTIFVL FLO SAX. DESIGNS RXTFFS FLORAL SHOP PHONE 8163 DAILY DEXJVTRY ON FVNTRAL, FLOWERS BLUE WATER DISTRICT NEWS 16 Districts Vote To Form GRAINS AND SEEDS Cairaco Fatare. Oaea Chicaro.

Oct 14 Today a opening quotations: Wheat Dec 2M; May 2.79 mil SO: July 2 55. ora Dec. 2 29: May iZ3: July 211 Oata Dec. 1 21 1 May l.iOu LlO: July 9 S. Lard Oct.

23. May 27 40. Church Society Honors Late Mrs. George Cameron Oct. 14 Jer.r..

Rural Agricultural School aey er.terta.r.ed 23 raesstrfr cr 19 achoal d.jtncls near here itarr Si.T..T..'r.f ILisiocary aociety the proposal Firtt frr.ter.aa ci-rca at the camel in Monday's elec- St. Clair County Lutheran Leaders Have Fall Rally Marine City, Oct. 14 Lutheran church leaders in St. Clair County met at St. Martin's Evangelical Lutheran church Sunday for their annual fall rally, sponsored by the national Brotherhood organization.

Keynote speech was by Rev. Bruno Brueckner, pastor fo St. John's Lutheran church, Capac. who talked on "The Challenge of the Rural Hcrman Baehr, president of St Martin's Brotherhood, welcomed area delegates. The speaker was introduced by William G.

Beier. area vice president of the Brotherhood. Other speakers were Carl Shock, newly-appointed executive chairman of the National American Lutheran church Brotherhood and Walter Brinkman. chairman of the Committee of Michigan Men for Michigan Missions. Rev.

Edmund H. Schleicher, St. Martin's pastor, led opening devotions. Master of Ceremonies was Rev. Fred Schnaible.

pastor of St. Paul's Lutheran church. Port Huron. fW.ber rr.ee..-! in r.er r.o?r. te- a a rr.rr.r;al fcer mother, th U'js G'-r2e Camerea.

who Jul teen an active cf the aodety. A picture cf C.T.rjn. with Awr.cai Ia-y re. t.tS i i r. cf U'? i tinve! ty the Mr, Purl Kmp? nar-it "GkI T.U "Prayer f.n lira.

fi.n.th. aceorr.parujrt. J-jr-i-r the ur.v;!.r.. IZr. Asrj ti.d a trv.

to Mri C--rcn iM tJJ cf kr att.v.t church Th rr.e-fvirial closed with prayer IJev A. C. D.efr.harh after lur.eheTn served were not quite two-to-one for the measure. The vote was 325 for and 1W against. Separate votes for village and rural areas are required by law so that the individual returns will be available The organization was held by supporters to provide a more adequate education to suit the needs of pupils there all without raising taxes.

The rejuit of the election will r.can the districts' approximate 700 students will be transported by bus to school at central places While the new Board will make the decision, it is considered likely that no new buildir.srs will yet be erected. Present buildings will be used with all primary grades going to one school, all Junior high to another, and. probably, all high school pupils usin? the present Armada high school building. Costs of transportation will be paid by the State. It is expected that this will save about $15,000 a year for the districts.

Other State aid increases will be about $30,000. by Itrt tfrrpiey. 1: was prepared B1 Ae. Oct. 14 Five propo-frm ff i her mother u'ed.

mI. which will be submitted to Mrs. Drt Evar.s pret.ded at a voters cf the School District Mon tuW.es Mrt. Charles Y. Oct.

21. at a special election. Si wr ji rjf i i explained by John Neeb. wtH im i -Jj- H.ji!i? rrej.er.t of tie lioard of INDUSTRIAL SHARES RISE Growing Demand For Steel Noted, Rails Off By VICTOR EUBANK Associated Preas Staff Writer) New York, Oct. 14 Industrial stocks generally edged forward in today's market under leadership of steels and aircraft but rails continued apathetic.

Dealings, active at the start on the accumulation cf orders ever the Monday ooliday. soon slowed-Advances of fractions to a point or more prevailed near midday Much of the early buying Is attributed to the belief that the list recently had undergone a consolidation and was in technical shape to resume the push. Growing demand for steel and expectation of further government aviation contracts aided these groups. Carriers were unresponsive to the interim freight rate increase which became effective Monday. Youngstown SheeL Lukens Steel and Mission Corp.

touched 1947 peaks. Favored mcst of the time were U. S. Steel. Texas Douglas Aircraft.

Boeing. Glenn Martin. Du Pont and American Smtlting. Occasional laggards were Chrysler (reflecting production shutdowns due to steel shortages), Goodyear, International Harvester, Kennecott and Westinghouse. Bonds were narrow and cottcn futures higher WHEAT ADVANCES Chicago.

OcL 14 AP Buying attributed to cash interests caused wheat to score good advances during the early part of the session at the Board cf Trade today The December contract moved to a new seasonal high at and the July contract opened sharpiy higher on reports of continued dry weather over the wintei wheat section. Discontinuance of liquor manufacturing for a 60-day period did not reduce the price of corn which followed wheat upward, but the advance was not as sharp. During the first hour wheat was 3i to three cents higher, December $2.94 V. corn one to two cents higher. December $2.29 and oats were 7s to higher, December STOCK MARKET YORK Ct RB Noon Quotations Alum Co Am ft Klectrtc BAS Am Ac 37 Hecla Mining Am Sup 1'ower 1 Niag Power Can Marconi 1 Nil-i Pond Cities Nervica 37 Pennroad Com Sc Sou 3-32 Stan Oil Ky ll'a 12 6 2a MW YORK STOCK LIST Noon to cf pr-iram a d- r.f a presented tt the of Jjpn the women ef the rr.hyterlan Church cf the 1 Several members ho the meet-it at give reports.

Dr. Wilcox Named Head Of St. Clair Minister Group St Oct. 14 Dr. Clyde It.

Wilcox narre i president and Rev. W. Thomaa secretary- Sauer. Bfird president, and Alden trea.urer rf the St City A. Mac.Vpir.e.

Board treasurer. Mir.isterial AjMootaim In the f.mtjwh-o are Kotarians. were present, fall meetiPj in the Conjrejatior.al The Rotary club accepted the pariona inday morning ge cf Fred M. HarrUon. Rrv Hckhurt, rttirinj reidcnt of the Harbfrr Beach present, conducted the meetin c'ub, fir a three-months attend- DISTRICT BIRTHS Oct 11.

to Mr and Mrs. IL H. Pugh. (Corinne Frothingham) Alabama City. a son.

Oct. 9 to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Oppenheim. Brighton.

a daughter. Judith Ann. Mr. Oppen-heims is a former Almont resident. Oct.

11, to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bertram, in St. Joseph Hospital. ML Clemens, a daughter, Sasan June.

Hreaks Arm Almont. Oct. 14 Fred Bosch, farmer southwest of here, broke his left arm at the elbow Saturday in a fall from an apple tree on his farm. He wa.s taken to Dr. Swayz' ofTire and given an X-ray.

He then went to Mount Clemens General Hospital, where he will remain for a few days. Vessel Passages I'OKt ill RON I Monday A M. 8 45 Yankranurk 10 Horn Urd- 11 Marqurtte Bexse Heaverton C'hacornac Hru-oUiffC i'loncrr l.auchlin NUlher Wldrnrr Sr-corel Mine It 1 1 mer No. 2 7 M. Manna Jr l.iHi I'rcgue 2 ItS Shrnanm 2 i Heron Hay 4 Hartweli 3 i 1 ueaday A M.

a. s.v Dawn Monday 8 10 10 A M. 1U ton A M. 4 Avres Tope 10 Hethlchem 11 I'l Way 11 ') 1, Smith M. Sellwood 12 10 Inland 12 45 Cowan 1 55 Townnend 2 23 Munxm 3.20 Sha'iiihncity Sullivan Bros Arrturus 1.

Hill Rrl Hron Taylor A Rri.M nuts Trimble ford Buda Holly 6 1 7 7 8 8 8 10 10 Dawn Tartday A 2 40 Campbell A Colonrl Huron Hutchinson Vriek Handall Roen 3 wtndoc 2 53 Cirace 11 Imp Cobur 3 03 Whlta 3 10 11 3 4 4 SAll.T Str. MARIE I Monday A Oct. A R-ral Ari- School will be formed A school board to administer the new will elected within the next three weeks, E. W. Van Aken.

uprir.terider.t cf Armada school aa.d. The village of Armada almost had an ur.ar.iisou vote for the r.ew Only two votes were iUs.il it whi f.vcred it The ether 15 diitricts. all rural. Explains 1 IT ,3 CliOOl 1 flX Proposal Education arw ehairrr.an cf the bu.M;nf ctmm.Ue. at the meeting ay roon of the notary ciua.

The f.ve lr royals include a bond of $227,000 for a grade school addition to the hUh school, an tnereae of 21 mills in the tax levy, eiper. ire ef S23.CKX) in the b'i i.r ar. 1 site jrd for the experl.ture of $4800 from the debt ret.rement urd for two temporary c'afjirooms and transportation of gra-Je school pupils by buj Dr. A. Sturm.

Board secretary, and Taul D. Soinl trustee. "poke cn the proposals. Alfred H. arvce contest, starting Nov.

1. Lowers will buy dinners for the winners. Capac Will Say Farewell To Pastor Capic. Oct. 14 Carac Parent rro3rejve elubt can legion.

Chamber or commerce and Capac Ch.il Study club, will give a community farewell parry in the Capic High School auat torium Thursday, in honw of Rev. and Mrs. Bruno Brueckner and' family, who are moving Sagi-raw. Revererxt Brucckner is a past presi.irnt of ITA. City Hand a clarinet duet by Mary Lou and Billy Welch.

Majorettes Judy Wilson. Mary Jane Philips. Esther Hoffman. Jackie Ross and Maureen Dunn gne a Latin twirling exhibition, Genrge Maurean band in structor. Add To FFA Club In Krown City Brown City.

Oct. 14 Lloyd Seley and John Netlson ill represent the local chapter of the Future Farm- ers cf America at the National Con- ver.t.on of the F. F. A. Oct.

19-22. in Kansas City. anntial hurters" rail. tpono-ed by Tn-County post No. 507.

American Legion wtll be held tonight in the iTcwn ItatL A Sacinaw orchestra will play Mem.berj cf the auxiliary- w.U serve rrfre hmer.ts on the second flxir. ATr DftinmV rm Club To Meet Marine C.ty. Oct. 14 Starvie I I I i': a a 1 11 I Clarence Harris. Marletto.

and Tractor Car Ttr LOGROVP tT THTRD jrr. i- ownes ajKl Seda-. DAVE'S For aU type of can. DAVES In ni iVw rrwwirs See our REPAIRS service SUtk anent only i rl i-aav I iihE sw. a Military Ttsri OVERHAUL INSTALL! Factor Built OLDS Encrincs AXDY FALK SOX.

TV CAOlLtJC OLDS ri- il 14 Huron Aeenne WANTED AUTONsOfivV V.o-e Ca.h -Kevr Ca 1 THAN VOUR CR Js We XceJ Cars Will Pay a price To GET THEM BEFORE YOU SELL See Or Call Paton Sales DESOTO PLYMOUTH 1121 MUJTARY rHT WE WANT CARS NUGENT OGDEN Hot sL. Pine Grove, North of ths tm LOTS OF CASH Our Buyer Will Pay Big Money for clean 1947 1946 19 ft Models 1940 193; CAWO0DS P.uick Pontiac Dea'rr 320 GRAND RIVER PHONE Wanted 1933. 1940. 184L IS USED AUTOMOBILES Do Not Sell or Tradf Unless Vou Get Our NASH PORT HURON CORPORATION- AT 10TH ST BRIDOt-PaOKI W- UilNEii tlviCl OfflllO CUJiSUiS jiarris 1 Sewer Trouble? Sinks and Small fs!" Our WORK GUARANTEED Roto-Rooter Service Ftablihef Phone 71 1 Here M'r. Rugs, Carpeting CWanln.

Sinrs. Hepairi Pick I'd mtut L.i-vrv nturH Aa: Fir' eri Tef! Carpeio c-e'te1 (n H's' "ErtOi-SON lOHNSlO 4f Plr ON it Vf) BE HALL JR PHOVE GLASS 41 Kawi-fiM-rvw A lex M. rui Stm Elecfrte MiHAra- Hears a Rebuilt Vsrk Craaran'eed 121 5 f'hm0 H6i roovin on trtt ne "a e-jinpment citrter mo, enerplnrtin. us fie frse 4S Mates for leveltne ynur f--. J.

E. DAVIS SON Tl RrVFR UPnOITLKING Cnotcs) Faf-ics I'a-DaV Berra I. MATHEWSON r7l Cns r14 R-l ssr-t'hs CrseH 'M a 1 4. tto aCP 2 rtestrfw Leval (, Ta Esfe 4V1 HH PeJ3. FLOOR tneyrfi A.

1 ilLft i r-tr rj HF.SB i-ln "PluRed Sewers CVar4 Ti A ARCHIE maoTOCK -aj Jtrs Ca-'- Av '-Ti-i--' "tT'HOr-STERG rt'RNTTt RE RVPASRISa Free H--e r- -aa IJSeT ftf. r--Jt- i rr-e ty ei a at T7''rT IISTISO NO rrf)f "Twrr va FRAN KLIN pars, IUILOimO and CONTiACTjJ? IV it A ASS CaURNSEY cc SON HEATING CONTRACTOR mNArr. svAfr.taut"" a t- -iy raasaaj Burch Flower Shop WILLOW ST PHOVT 3F1 MONUMENTS 6 Edward I. Jones. Monuments Successor to Truesdell-VtaUon Co S4 STON't PHONK 2-STKS SPECIAL NOTICES I TaDABIDY Diaper Laundry Serv.

FRrr PICK TP DELIVZSY Ph ST7t STOCK MAkSTT-vUDTXTIQNS Stocks Bought and Sold 31 Water Port Huron 4543 LOST AND fOUNO ShoaT For Right Foot Call IRAILERi 10 ALMA TRAILERS BILL SUTHERLAND S-TH AND LAPTES S-4TSI "ana arina aluminum House Ir.i ler- our Adv under ciaificauo 9V C. JACOBS iJT. National HouseSraiier In Ckod Condition 1533 St. Clair St. SEE Th New Princton 24 foot 3-room apartment.

Many added features. only S.J sio down. 3H montns oo balance STAN MARENGO The But IxK irCt Mslitarv. Otn rv-nin "TLAIOIR RENTAL, SALE OH RENT ALSO PARTS BC1-24TH STREET HHONt 2-2S1S AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE USED CXrVRS nOUGIIT SOLD TRADED SEE VOUR FORD DEALER Parf et-Ladd Co. A-C Motor Sales 3 15 Michigan St.

BUY ONT TIME WE FINANCE 1943 Chevrolet Fleetmaster Tudor S12H5 Plymouth Club Coupe liwi toss 1941 Chevrolet Town Sedan 1941 Mercury Club Coupe 1941 Ford Deluxe Coupe 1941 Chevrolet Club Coupe 193 Chevrolet Convertible 193 Ford Sedan i new motor) 1935 Ford Coach 1931 Chevrolet Sedan (runs good. II 9.1 B7S 119 2S 49S i3 Open Evenings BRING your Car early to the Auction. High Price Rain or Shine Auto Sales 24th St i93fl LaSALLE Door." Black. Radio and beater, clean. S4oO.

27M Electric Ave Rear Apt Phone 2-5344 WILLYS 1940 4-DR. DELUXE" Clean. Good Running CHEVROLET. 1936. TUDOR Good Rubber Cheap TransportaUon 730 Jenklnson St Call 84nrjMonday 193fl FORD 1-ton pickup, motor A-l con dition.

good tires Robert Tremble, c77 linnwnia Smiths tree 135 DODGE 4-Door. Good condition. Reasonable. Phone S.M1 Today 1947 Packard Clipper "8- Deluxe 4-Door. 1947 Pontiac "8" Streamliner 4-Door.

1P4 Packard Clipper '8'" Deluxe 4-Door 194 Ford "6" Super Deluxe 2-Door. 194 Ford '--Ton Pickup, 1941 Dodge Custom 4-Door. 1941 Plymouth. Special Deluxe 4-Door. 1941 Bulck Sedanette.

2-dor. 1941 Nash Ambassador "8" 5-pass Coupe 1839 Chevrolet Master DcMxe 4-Door. Oash Trade Terms STAN MARENGO The Big Ijot 1301 Military Phone 33S4 1940 LFTCou oe special deluxe spotlight, radio and Excel. lent condition. Siooo Also 1921 model A Ford, good condiUon.

S2O0. Call 7-414 NASH 1938 4-doorT Make me an offer. Also steamer trunk for sale. 2317 23rd St 1 93a'1' PLVMdlTTH' COI' PEliooti 'motor and tires. Robert Hagle.

mile north of Capac, 2 west, 'i north 1911 Chevrolet 2-door S27i-574 18th Avenue Phone 2-2V 1917 FORD COl.VE Just Overhauled after Ts.W B'CICK goorcooUT. tion. Priced for quirk sale. Phone 4278 J9 PACKARD-Setan. 7 pawner B.

GINO. 12 miles north Pt Santiac. 's mile north Flower Hilt 1937 PONTIAC $350 Ms Stone St Ph-me 2-4RO l4l Oldsmobile" 4-door. 7 1941 Ford 2-1oor 1941 niii.mohi ie 2-door 1941 Buirk CTlub Coupe 1937 Chevrolet 2-d-Kir THE MOTOR MART 1015 Military Phone TRUCKS 12 EicTDOE li.18 truck chassis, long wKeeT- base. In good condiUon.

Has new rear axle coo ipartiveir motor, price S795. PEACOCK UMfR CO. Phone 4IM or 415 laiTTSbGE I'W ton '(take. "Boat, out board motor and electric phonograph. Make ut an offer 4v2 River tf)TCf.

Pa ne I 1 946 Vi like n-w R--ontl. CiJ X7B4. Tat ACCESSORIES. IKES AND PART. 24 Hr.

AVrecRer Service Ph 2-4441 Davs or 7-29-11 Nighta OIT ck 1 tIJ ALTO SfcRV ICE Comer ioh and Water Sis. TRUCK BODIES And All Kinds of Special Truck Kqiiipment we CARRY IN STOCK READY FOR DTLIVFRY OH INSTALLATION Harvard Ch evrolet Co 523 HURON PHONE 2:31 MOPAR PARTS Parts and Accessories Plymouth and Chrysler En cine CIIROME SPOT LIGHTS CHROME FOG LAMPS TRAILER HITCHES SEAT COVERS REAR VIEW MIRRORS Right and Left Moliinf Typ, PATON MOTOR SALES DESOTO PLYMOUTH 1121 MILTTART PMONE 1J mVitt TW ISasa pi an. -t Ca rexnos SERVICE Pla Cr ra al Wuir Pteotva 944 Brown City. Oct. 14 The first William Shields.

Kingston, a broth and i-i Rev. Ralph R. Sad lier. C.urtriiht, who spoke of his in a rr.Lion field in southern Chile where hi i father was a p.or.eer mi.st nary of the Anglican church. A i'n In which it was decided to holi the annual cmmun.ty Thanksgiving service.

Nov. r'" in the new jit church with Reverend Smith at prtacher, Several churches wul: participate. Tremens at Monday's meeting were Kv. 0cn A. Knox.

Rev. Carl G.v.mel. Rev. W. Lenx.

Fl.ter Hrvey It. Mr. Sa Tr. Smith. Mr.

Ilackhur: Dr. Witcix, Marysville Briefs IV Grbb. hat re turned cIIeitw at Olivet af'er ada avenue. Mr and Mrs, Norm Hank. Minnesota avenue, and Mr.

and Mr. If I p. Gritiot ra t. bar returreH from jprviing a tew divi at th Htstop cotig I-ke. Mr.

J.Tma Slm? n. High School eoach. viifet hi parents Grand Itaclds over the veit-rul. Robert Smith. Cleorgia avenue.

Is reenvertg frm an ipperdec-tomy in Port II irnn Hospital. Y. police officer. Is untlfri; treatment in St, J-xeph' Samia. Mrs, Robert Robinson.

ConnectS- etit avenue. ji htes.s to the OFS 4'I. Pat Mrors club in her -I' Mf tj.y rw! troi were week-end -uestt Mr i iir II. i family Vermont Av'ni- rr. TKL.i ni', avenue VaT" returned' 11 i ts.T from a 10 dvtr though tana la rnrrr tr" ean by the llign cr.

William Mamp. Kingston. 15 VScM S'? niht srandchildren and 18 great grand- presented the following fecial children. numbers, a clarinet trio, by Joy The remains will be in the home Shirley N.chol Betty of Mrs. Frank Soper here for funer-irom cornrt Rich- al services at 2 m.

Wednesday, ar, Wilma 11:11: a Rev. Walter Mollan. pastor of King- (clarinet solo, by Betty Phillips, and ston Method iM church, will of- POULTRY AND DAIRY Detroit Cera Detroit. Oct. 14 V.

S. raded eges in case lol fob. Detroit. White, trade A jumbo lar 69j 70; medium 59i62m: small 4il-j trade jumbo larje 6-1 'j me dium 5fl trade large 47ja. Brown, grade A large 67iM; medium 57i 61 small 54S; trade laree (X.

V. S. Lights dirties iir mm 5. araaU 41. U.

S. checks 36i39. Cairaco Dairy Chicago, Oct 14 Butter weax. prices 1 3-j cents a pound lower, receipts 378,771: 93 score A A P7: 92A 67; SOB 64, 89C 63: cars 90 64: 89C 63. ataars firm, prices unchanged to a cent hher.

receipts BJtaS: V. extras rso. 2 S61: No. 3 and 4 JOy S3: li. S.

stand, ardi No. and a 43: .3 and 4. 4 fi current receipts 45 7. Oirtlcs Jtu37, checks 2536. Chirac Pssllr Chicago.

Oct. 14 Live poultry, mostly steady with fowl unchanged to 'a cent lower an ducks unchanged to 3 cents higher, receipts 34 truck, no cars, b. price: Leghorn fowl 22: fob. wholesale market heavy ducks 2224; all others unchanged. Drlreit rsaltrv Detroit.

Oct. 14 Live poultry paying prices per pound b. Detroit: Heavy type fowl 2K. few 27: light type fowl 21ar22; mostly 21; heavy pe roasters 330 35. mostly heavy fryers 343H: heavy broilers 3741; light fryers 2i30; light broilers 3oo33; stass 2K29: old roosters 14.

16: ducklings JH r31: heavy ducks 22iJt; young hen turkeys 40t42, young lomi 3oyj7. PRODUCE Chicago Potatoes Chicago. Oct 14 Po'atoas. arrivals 1. on track 399: total U.

S. shipments 950; supplies liberal, demand slow, market steady for best stock, dull for others; wide range In condition and price; Colorado Red McClures $3 Idaho Russet Rurbanks 4 25; Minnesota North Dakota Red W.nrbas 2 75; Washington Russet Rurbanks $4 40. Wisconsin Chippewas 2 2 K). THUMB MARKETS Wheat $2 Oats 1 14 Rye 2 Vt Pea Beans 12 HO Barley 4 2.1 buckwheat 4 00 NOTICE Classified Advertisers The following copy schedule will be in effect on and after SepL 16. 1947: Daily Classified Advertising Accepted until 3:00 pm.

day prior to publication date. Saturday and Sunday Classified Advertising- Copy dead line is 3:00 p.m. Friday Monday Classified Accepted until Saturday CLASSIFIED 0BITUARY HOHENTHANER. MRS. BARBARA Died Oct.

13 it her family residence, 723 Union St Th remains are resting in the Arthur Smith funiral home. Funeral notice later. COLE, INFANT PENNY LEE Of fvw Park St passed away Oct. 14. Infant Penny Lee is in the Falk Son funeral home from where services will be held at 2 m.

Wednesday. Interment in Laxeside Cemetery. BROWN. MRS. LOUISA Pied October 12th at her home, 2417 North Boulevard.

Funeral services will be held at 9 0 a m. Wednesday from SI. Stephen church Burial tn Mi. Hope Cemetery. Remains are in the residence.

Care of tha B. J. Karrer Funeral Home. LEWIS, HATTIE Died October 13th In the home of her eon John, 3i2 28th St-The remains are resting In the Arthur Smith Funeral Home Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 3.0o m. Shilo Baptist Church.

Followed by buna) in Lakeside. Cemetery. POFFINBERGER MRS. PRISCILLA of 9034 Brandon Road. Ken-ockee Townahip.

Died October 10 In Detroit. The remains are renting in the Arthur Smith Funeral Home. Funeral will be held at 9 a Wednesday In Our Lady of Mt Carmel Cathotic Church. F.rnmett. Mich.

Burial in Lamb Cemetery. CHASE, CPL, LESLIE Died Nov 13. 1941. in Paris France. The remains a-e renting in the Artnur miih funeral heme from where funeral services will be held at 1 30 Tuesday, followed by burial in the Veteran's Memorial Park.

IN MEM0RIAM JONES IN MEMORY Or Mrs. Anna Jones, who died Oct. 14. 1944. In our hearts your memory lingers.

Sweetly tender, fond nnd true. There is not day. dear mother. That do not think of you. Husband and Children DOWNS rtVTPAL ROVt-AKBtXAVCt 1205 PINE GROVE PHONE Stewart Kipp air coMmovm ft-nkral homi Ja-HOI AMRCUANCX rRV7CK 912 LAPEER AVE.

PHONE JWt SMITH FUNERAL HOME Ambulance 1230 rm ST. PHOM eil B. J. KARRER FUNERAL HOME 7 Bmawl St PTve Sn4 Falk Son af ORTT AST AWXAVCt SFRVTCE SIXTH AT PINE DIAL 4747 "fTtf CA il, lliJLJ 2C oUiN rvNiiLAl. homx :9 whitx Ph.

4ei Am Can rveisey A 25 Am At l.Vi'a Kroger Uroc 50 Anaconda Ji's Mac Trucks 5i Armour o. 14Mont Ward 53 iiait At Ohu 13'a Motor frod 24'a lietrt tteel Wl Motor Wheel fi. Hohn Alum 3i Mueller rlrass il'a Briggs Mlg S3-z Murray Cor? l'a Ilurroughs i4'a Naurt Kelv It's Cal rice la It Nat BiK-uit ol'a Can Dry A ltt Nat ProJ 30 '4 Can 1'acific llvs Nat At J- 1 I Cae 4i' a Central li' Ches At Ohio 44 North Pacific 21 -a Chrysler a Packard Motor "'a Coi Ac 12 a Parke Davis 37Js Com sou 3'. Jenncy 41 Cont Can Penn 1H Cont Motors i1s Phelps Dodga 43' Cur Wright 5' a Phillips Pet 59's Det Kdion 23' a Pub Svc 23'o Dow Chemical 4)1a Pure Oil 25's DuPont 1B3 Radio of A Fast Kodjk ll's Kl Aula Lit Rem Rand 1 F.rie Reo Motors 32' Kxcello Kepub Steel Free Sulphur 41 'a Sears Roebuck 3'i'a Gen Electric Shell In Oil 30 F.I At H' Soc Vacuum lfi's Oen Foods 37 'a South Pacific tien Motors South Rv 3'a Ciil Saf 2 Stand Brands 2I-4 Ooodrich 57'. St CiSrE S4 21', Goodvear 4'i'a Stan Oil Cal Nor Ry rfd Stan Oil Ind Houd It 17s Stan Oil i 75'j Hudon Motor Texas Co.

51 III Central 27i Tim Dirt Axle 1R' Inap CTooper HPa t'n Pacific 14J Inland Steel Carbide l'-4'a Inter Iron 14'afnit Aircraft 24 a Int Harvester Rubber 47' lnt rn Wet 'Tn Tsl 2 lnt At 13 IT Steel 7l't Johns Man 44 Woolworth 47 Ken Copper 4'i'a Sanilac Supervisors Will Take No Action On Illegal Dinners Sandusky. Oct. 14 Sanilac County's 30-mcmber Board of Supervisors were to hear members of the County Road Commission today. In answer to a question. "Will the Board consider the Road Commission's illegal expenditure of County Road money for an employes a member of the Board said the Supervisors have no Jurisdiction over the matter.

Chairman WeMey J. Mills. Crtxs-well. Monday opened the two-week session of the Board and referred routine business to committees. DISTRICT DEATHS Mrs, George MrKrnzie Kingston.

Oct. 14 Mrs. Sarah Ann McKenzie, 81, a lifelong resident of Tuscola County, died Monday in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Eli Stout, after a long illness. She was born May 12.

IBtiG, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Stamp. She married George McKenzie Mar. 4.

1884. He died six years ago. lite Knrl farmiMl all hie Itf. CliniA hcr husband death. Mrs.

McKen- i-am i itr six oauRnicrs ai various limes. Surviving are her daughters. Mrs. Grace Henderson, Mrs. Mary Legg, Mrs.

Fthel Sopcr. all of Kingston, Mrs. Lula Ellis. Mrs. Nettie Stout, both of Bay City, and Mrs.

Martha Noble. Detroit, two sisters. Mrs. rs. ficiate.

Burial will be in Kingston Cemetery. Imlay City. Oct. 14 Mrs. Agnes F.

Arndt, 73. a resident of Imlay City for the last 57 years, died Monday in the home of her son. Carl Arndt. Dryden. after a years illness of a heart ailment.

The body is at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Clarence Larson, in Imlay Township. Funeral services will be held at 2 pm. Wednesday, in the Lester Smith funeral home with the Rev.

Bruno Brueckner. pastor of John Lutheran church. Capac, St. Capac. of- f.csatine.

Burial will be in the Imlay City Cemetery. Mrs. Arndt born Sept. 25. 1S72.

in Brighton. Ont. She was. married to Charles Arndt in She was a member of the St. John Lutheran church at Capac.

Besides her husband, she Is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Clara Rabert. Almont Township, and Mrs. Larson. Imlay Township: a snn.

Carl Arndt. Dryden; three sisters. Mrs. Sophia Arndt, Imlay Citv. Mrs.

Emma Vollmer- hatisen cf Tavistock. and Mrs Ejirabeth Rabe, Drumbo, Canada, and two grandchildren. Mrs. Flisabeth Ilebblethu aite Harb-r Beach. Oct.

14 Mrs Elizabeth lUbblethwaite. 91. died! Monday in the home cf her daughter. Mrs. Ernot Plieness, after an illness of thre years.

Funeral services will be held at 1 30 m. Wednesday in the Joshua Morcan funeral home. Rev. Leon Bruff, Free Methodist church paster, will officiate. Burial will be in Lakeside Cemetery, Port Huron.

Mrs. Hebblethwaite is survived by two sons, William Hcbble-thwaiie. Port Huron, and Albert Hebblethwaite. rontiae. and her daughter, seven grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren.

She was born in Scotland and came to the United States with relatives as a child and has resided i ant itirW Henry Wakefield Applegate. Oct. 14 Henry Wakefield. 77. lifelong resident of Apple-gate, d.ed suddenly early today in his home here.

He was born Nov. 3. 1870. In Carada. He is survived by his idow, Mrs.

Siuie Wakefield, three sons. Roy Wakefield. CroswelL Ross Port Huron. George Wakefield. Smiths Creek, five daugh- ters, Mrs Jes.se Odles.

Por.tiac, Mrs. Keith Willis. Arplecate. Mrs. The remains are in the family home Funeral arrangements are not corr.clete A M.

Peter Whlt 0 :0 Glrnt-aiiles 4 (hi Mirhtgan 9 .10 Prnnbtrot 4 IX) Norway li Uinkfy 4 ItO ertert 1 1 A Ikowpjt 4 V'andoc MoOMorsan 7 (i Bobertu Jr 12 00 Watt 7 10 Nettielon 12 lbnon 7 30 M. ti Hindman tMj Jrnrt I no Vrronj oo Mathrw.ion 1 ix lo-no F. 1- "ori 3 Paint 1 1 Kinney SKI Shj. Brn bg 12 00 Tartday AM AM Harartv 12 Jas Davidson 00 I Talor lland fi 0O Vilon 3 N) Martadoc 8 10 Nrsaunee 4 imi C'larkr Jrm Block 4 Sulphite .1 Coulby 5 o) Mitrhtibr 6 Down Monday AM PM Imp Cobourg 7 Kill 3 Adimi 7 30OlcoU 4 il 8 Oil Poe 5 oo nii-ck oil International Frant iki Hutrhinron 8 oo Maiirton 9itra'ton Imp Sartin lonnj Suillvan son Sn dfr Jr liM'i Maryland Steeltnn 1 1 fathfinder In oo Sam Mors 12 Tomlinnon in no MrNatiKhton 10 oo rmrhaim I 110i Va(na 30 Fllwned 1 1 oo Ri 2 on Wall 1 1 oo Rum on John 1 1 30 Stanley 3 ti TiriliT AM A TadilUr 12 to Croft 2.10 Mimmrl 1 Thrmi 300 Davtd-orl 1 -no rirle 3 30 barrel I no Kopmtier 4 00 Miller 2.3 home recently. r.r in bridge Bvj recently initiated as Green were by Mr.

Osma.i Aunrger. Hands into the local chapter, are. trs Fred King an I Mrs. Roy 1 Wavne Brown. Ralph Burgees.

Rol-Ityalp. Mrs, Ja-ne. e. Ver- I ert Bryce. Jule Dean.

John Dow. irtont avenue, will ertertai.j the lire. Bill Hanvey. Edsar Hanvey. club.

N'iv 12. William James Muir. Mrs. Fart Lam Colirado ave- B.U Ramsey and Rex Seley. r.ue.

entertained at ptluck rer In her ef fr.j(HSS Llt liUntcrS f. wvi r'ive i Thirsts i-ae her hc-e tn lall IS lOniCTht Clre ch, Th- hnnr ciest re Ca City. Oct. 14 The second Vill OT Japail CU Charlotte 1 Seatt. Washington, enroute to A Ashiya.

Jain, -here she her husban d. First Lieu- R''t Denomy Den- to stay in Japan for a Le '-e-a-T" --t LIVESTOCK Detroit I (restock Detroit. Oct. 14 Hon salable 5O0. Today undertone weak to lov-er.

late Monday barrow and gilts steaJy. sows 50c higher, bulk good and choice 130-2IV) lb barrows and arilts topped 2.V: 170- 1S0 lbs end 2.VO-J00 ib 2 23: StiO-AW lh 2 lo-l70 lb and lb. 2fl 7 140-155 lb. 2w2S0; under 3.0 lb. sows 2R So.

a new high on croo. 33O-4T0 lb. 2R: OiVJ lb. 27 50; 4.W.VIO lb. 26 over VO lb 25 50: stags 18w20: boars 14i 16.

Cattle salable 700. Largely cowl run. early sales all mature classes about steady at Monday's close, small lot good ltWU lh. shortfed steers 26: scattered early sales common and medium under lb grass steers, yearlings and heifers lS 22 V). mostly 20 and down, ear.y demand very narrow.

rnnr and a-utter cows opening fairly active at 10'' It, mostly 10 SOi 12.50: common cows 13 25 il4 50: medium cowi at 15 and above very dull, no early action on bulls. Calves salable 3f0. Market generally steady, early bulk rood nnd choice veal-era 29ii30: top 30. readilv; common and medium culis down to 15 or below. Sheep sat he Little down early, undertone steady to wea.

late Monday, sheep and lambs Vc to mostly St lower, late bulk good and choice native lambs 20SOi2150 poplar price late 21; slaughter ewes 9 30 down. Cnirsge Lly.lwk Chicago. Oct. 14 Salaole hog. g.TOO total 14 010: most sals 25Vc lower but moderately active at decline.

few loads heavy butchers 400 lh and over and aU sows s'eaty. top Ti 75: not much above 29 SO: bulk good and choice 190-000 lh. butchers 29( few arood and choice lvian n. 79: few loads lb. butchers 2 2S 2 nl good and choice sows under lb.

28 23 j2S: heavier weights ni12S. Salable cattle total 93f0 salable calves "oo. total BOO: slaugnter steers and heifers slow, steady to weak, cows steady with action slightly Improved. bulls and vealers steady to weak, two loads choice I1M lh. fed steers 35 SO: one load held higher, low-emd to avers e- chnire steers scaling 1.1 30 li.

down 27 21 .13,73: load choice 4-1 lb fed 30: choice steer and heifer yearlings 31 SO: medium and good heifers largely 19tJM7S: bulk rnmmon and medium beef eerwa 13 SOU 30: Two loads good 1 -2 VI lh Montanaa IS SO; cannery and cutters in Soar 13: medium and good bulls IS) IS 23: srealers 27 down: stocker and feeders slow, barely steady. Salable sheep ljoo. total 4,900: opening slow, few early slaughter lamb sales around 2Se lower, most g-od and ehmce native. lambs early 21 25: awns held higher, no early saiea other classes, bidding sharply lower on slaughter ewe. LyTtn The Lynn Farm Bureau will meet at 8 m.

Wednesday in the Lynn Grange HalL Fred Plau-mann Is hast for the evening. Frank 1 mug. cnairman. wui preside at ine businew meeting, rotluck lunch be served. ceived a frcm th- grourx iit-rry his been spend the -t six weeks vuiting relative at Pvne C.tv re irr-ed t- --r ef her IT i.

rer Ivan avenue. i Mrs. J-s R.Kie. hi rctun.e 1 rr r- on verm 5-: avenue after everI her a-d Mr y7 ZZZrZ? -e ee Wah.ngt.!, Parent Teachers a a rummafe Saturdav en Mak street Cortn- but.r oh I al 24441. i Firemen Called Oct.

14 Atmonfi few truck was cald FrxJay aftr nn t.j t4 tenant frm cf Harold H'-i-v. li, -uthest cft'a. 1 chimrvey blare h4 ty that t.tre been estsng Lsb.ed. 1 IP-Wl TaiitTS torn an CTiffrd Drtri1'! n1 llf "rV avenue, ant Mr. tni Mrs i 2 J.l"r VU V- O- U.

her bother. Earl G-a-t i-d Mr. U-welT. Ne- er c.ub ill meet at 8 r.ntiR..rs STRAIT or MSCKI.NAC la Monday A Xf PM 2 20 3 40 3 VI 10 40 11 in 11 30 A 2 'O 4 SO oo 6 40 ette Brown JiPhlpm Hollow a 3 no T. lcxk Senmbar Mullen '1 3o Cre City nonner 1 on inert 2 lO Jume Hill I Tarmday A 12 30 International 1 Tern 1 Sullivan 2 oo 2 ftawn Monday A Olrntt Strel Kinf AhIeT Otto Reia M.

5 nn 7 20 9 oo a 40 10 TO 11 OO It 30 A 4 W1 9 SO I.aSj!!' Imp Midland Aiiru-'uo Con Power Fmne Alr-ena I'? Johnon ft VI Alfred -to Wallace 2 lO 3 no mhrnner 3 Finland 4 20 John Dawn Taradar A 1 on Harvester 3 Oo Mrteor LBel lie CI Kerr DFTROIT Moadae A 8 23 Hartw-ett 8 33 Heron Bar on r. Wer m. -TV 2 43 4 .3 4 V) 3 on 3 33 5 40 a 40 7 SO io If so 11 no 1 1 OS; A M. 3S 7 43 30 PM .3 on 3 2.3 -w 7 IS 7 30 10 21 10 Wiener Patie Tontana Vinrh i 1 1 1 1 1 1" 'r, 3rd -Van Sarat-n nrawmer in no aifartn Yancanurk 11 1ST Qi.arriea Hemlock lo Weie 1 IS A tivtrt 2 23 Taoaday" A 12 3 lada Mr 2 beta IS Crmlioua Peaiiie ttid Hanra Jr Shrnangi) Ba ton amnnt Wrlf Morsan Jr I la nova Monday A 1 13 TayW 1 1 no Old Ct 1 1 no A Tteiaa Fare Hubbard Ha I'l ford TrlTihle. ar 2 on rord Broa Arrtunja I.

2 Budd 3 Ayers 4 low Taoadae Reiao Broa A Pne 1" ahiTW Cowan 1 3-3 Shiughneaay Smith lja A 1 43 I S3 4 30 -tay in the cf Mr and Mrs we-tbrc-k Sr. 1S3 N. Belle ver r--L Fa-. rre: lent r-eside. Frank farm service Sate-! ct Detiriit Ed-i company.

movmg pictures. Almant Mrs. Lawson Whittir.g- tnn sr3'-i'kF- children. I Sar.dparer.ts. Sr nd Mr- Rogers, a week.

5 aa mm aaroa. at Caat niaaa. mj- a. aw. i flan YflllVfl TMT1I I.ldn.

I0U ie Lldiy H- i TV'T, i ms am mm, aa.1 mt T-- a w- w-e r-ararw i I Prft Port Huron. Mrs. Harry Palmer. Smiths Creek. Mrs.

Hazel Conifer. Detroit. 21 grand- children and 19 great grandchil- rn".