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ADRIAN DAILY TELEGRAM, ADRIAN, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, JULY 13, 1942 NINE SELECTION And BUYING Are Both EASY If You READ This WANT AD PAGE Adrian Daily Telegram Want Ad Rates One time Sc per word Three times 6c per word Six times 8c per word IS words, one time 45 cents 15 words, tnree times 90 cents 15 words, six times For consecutive insertions. discount if paid within 5 days. rates apply to agate (small type) only. Minimum 15 words. The above rates apply to all classifications except births, deaths, meeting notice cards of thanks, and obituaries.

The Telegram reserves the right to edit and classify ads under appropriate headings. Large type and white space: two-line type is the maximum size permitted. For this service the cost is 25 cents a line and four words to a line. Less than a line at line rates. White space may be added above or below advertisements, but will be charged at the same rate as composition.

Your ad will be accepted by mall, phone or in person and inserted same day provided it reaches this office before o'clock a. m. If sent by long distance phone the advertiser must pay long distance charges. If replies to advertisements have to be mailed out of the city, send 10 cents for postage. If box number is desired, count five words.

Do not ask lor names of patrons having box numbers. This information is strictly private and the only way you can contact the person or persons is by letter addressed to box number. Notice of typographical errors, corrections or cancellations must be given before 11 o'clock a. m. day of publication.

Otherwise claims cannot be allowed In case of dispute. Obituaries free within one week of death after that SI. Cards of Thanks (not exceeding 50 words) 50 cents. Poetry 15 cents per count line extra. Resolutions 15 cents per count line.

Want Ad Replies At 11 o'clock today there were replies at the Adrian Telegram office in the following boxes: 1055, 1057, 1061, 1078, 1079, 1093, 1116, 1118, 1121, 1123, 1126, 1128, 1131, 1133, 1134, 1138. 1139, 1140, 1141,1143 For tne convenience of box-number advertisers the above notice will appear daily. Want Ad Classifications ANNOUNCEMENTS 1. County Locals 2. Cards of Thanks 3.

Obituaries In Memariam 4. Florists 5. Funeral Directors 0. Hunter's Notices 7. Lout Found 8.

Personal 9. Resolutions 10. Special Nutlce AUTOMOTIVE 11. Accessories 12. Cars for Sale 13.

Insurance 34. Repairing, Storage IS. Trailers Miscellaneous 10. Sen-Ice Stations BUSINESS SERVICE 17. Beauty Shops 18.

Business Services 19. HeatlnE Plumblnt 20. Luunderers Cleaners 21. Miscellaneous 22. Moving Storage 23.

Muslr Lessons 24. Professional EMPLOYMENT 25. Female Help Wanted 26. Male Help Wantrd 27. Male Female Help 28.

Salesmen i Agents 29. Help 30. Situation Wanted FINANCIAL; BUSINESS 31. Business Opportunities 32. Investments 33.

Insurance 34. Wanted to Buy 35. "Money to Loan 36. Wanted to Borrow LIVESTOCK 37. Livestock for Sale 38.

I'etl 39. Poultry 40. Wanted Livestock MERCHANDISE 41. Accessories 42. Ruildlnf Supplies 43.

Foods 44. Fruit Produce 45. Household Goods 46. Machinery Tools 47. Miscellaneous 48.

Musical Instruments 49. Office Equipment GO. Specials at tbe Stores 51. Wearing Apparel 52. Wanted to Buy BENTALS 53.

Apartments Booms 51. Board Eoom 55. Cottages 56. Farms 57. Houses 58.

Miscellaneous 59. Wanted to Kent REAL ESTATE 60. Business Property 61. City Residential 62. Exchange 63.

Farms 64. Suburban 65. Resorts and Cottages 66. Wanted Itfal Estate LEGAL NOTICES HUDSON GATES ALFALFA MILL IS DAMAGED BY FIRE Special to The Telegram HUDSON, July fire which was discovered about midnight Saturday in the dust collector at the Gates alfalfa mill just south ot the city limits caused considerable damage to the machinery but the building which is covered with metal siding and a metal roof was not badly damaged. The fire was discovered by William Pierce, an employee, who called the city fire department The metal roof was red hot when the firemen arrived.

They used about 4,000 gallons of water from the mill's tank and worked until 4 o'clock yesterday morning to extinguish the fire. It is believed the fire started from sparks from a piece of metal which have been in the grinder. The damage, which has not been estimated, is partly covered by insurance. Brenner-Coffey Pvt. Roy C-Brenner, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Clare Brenner of Hudson, and Miss Gatha Coffey of Adrian were married at Kansas City, Saturday morning. Pvt Brenner was graduated from the Hudson high school with the class of 1936 and the bride is a graduate of the Adrian high school. Pvt Brenner is in the Army air eorps stationed at Kansas City. New Parking Lot The lot on North Lane Street, the former site of the old Hudson Opera House which was razed last year, lias been leased by the city ANNOUNCEMENTS 1.

County Locals A DRIAN: Dead stock wanted. Horses $7.50, cows $6. Call collect to Adrian 7107-F4 or C. R. Frost, Tecumseb, Phone 350.

Licensed for Darling Co. 1-26 give 30 Ibs. "1900" Flour per bushel of wheat Why drive to Tecumseh when you can save time, rubber and gas by coming to our mill. "1900" is now enriched with vitamins and minerals. Riverside Mills.

10-15 'ADRIAN: Dead or alive farm animals Highest prices paid. For prompt service (including Sundays) call Adrian. Reverse charges. Adrian Tankage Adrian, R. 2.

1-154 TJLISSFIELD: Insecticides. Copper phate, Rotenone Vegetable Arsenical Copper Dust, Spray lime, arsenate of lead and potato spray. Blissfield Co-Operative Bllssticld, Riga. Ogden. -7-12 Ice Cream Social held on Clayton Methodist Church lawn, Tuesday evening, July 14.

10' ENAWEE your elevator does not exchange Hayden's 1900 Enriched Flour, bring it to Tecumseh, or exchange it in Blissfield. Ogden, Riga. Ottawa Lake, Berkey, Whiteville, Wauseon, Morenci, Prattville, Hudson, Jackson, Brooklyn, Norvell, Manchester, Bridgewater. Ann Arbor, Ypsflanti, Saline, Milan, Cone, Dundee, Petersburg or Deerfield, Cement City or Liberty. Hayden Flour Mills.

10-15 ECUMSEH: chicken supper, Wednesday. 5:30 till all are served. 60c. Methodist church parlors. 10-12 If interested in producing pork at a low cost, using your own grain, ask about Hayden's Hog Balancer.

Plenty of local evidence that this balancer is making money for others. Why not you? Ask about our bulk storage plan that saves you 25c bag. Hayden Flour Mills, 10-15 S. Obituaries In Memoriam I loving memory of my beloved son David C. Jermea who passed away one year ago today July 13.

1941. He is gone but not forgotten by the ones who loved him best. And I know he went to heaven because the master thought it best. Sadly missed by his mother. I loving memory of David Clarence Jermea who was born in Adrian on May 14.

1929, and departed this life in Bixby hospital July 13. 1941, at the age of 12 years one month and 29 days, one year ago today. Although his days upon earth were not long David had won a large place in the hearts of a host of friends and playmates who miss him greatly, and is greatly and sadly missed by his father, grandfather, grandmother and aunts, uncles and cousins. He is resting now. No more his breast Heaves with its weary breath; Pain sits no longer on the brow Where lies the calm of death.

Sunk to his rest like a tired child, He lies In slumber deep. Softly folded in the arms of God Who giveth him beloved rest. 7. Lost Found TRAYED. Western Sorrell mare pony.

If found Ph. Tecumseh 651. Edward Shandley. R. No.

1. Reward. 10-15 10. Special Notice ANCE instructions. Adults and children.

Even- Saturday at Masonic Temple. Instructor belongs to The Dance Masters of America, teaching all the new work and all types of dancing, includini hsilon tn-lrllnr. 30-75 AUTOMOTIVE 12. Cars for Sale A '39 Ford, extra good tires. Burton farm 1 mile south Rome Center.

9-14' UICK, '36, 5225. 6 good tires, heater, radio, license. 9i mile east Rldgeway. Smith Pocklington. 7-12- CHEVROLET 1936 Master Tudor Sedan.

A-l condition. Good tires, radio, heater. Price 5225. 1119 E. Frank after 4 p.

m. 10-12' Truck, 1937. Good tires. C. Carnes, Addison, Mich.

Phone 11. 1936 Master Sedan. A-l condition. Good tires. Radio, heater.

1109 East Hunt. S-10- CLEAN 1937 Pontiac; radio, heater, defrosters. Priced for quick sale. Mon- da3' night only. 518 Galon.

10 OR sale: Mercury '41, radio, heater, spotlight, 5575 full price. S100 down. Roy P. Fish. Onsted.

9-14 OR sale: 1929 Pontiac Tudor. 27.000 miles. Excellent tires. Sunoco Station. Cor.

Church and Maumee. 8-10' TjlORD coupe. 1933, (37 spotlight, radio, heater, fair tires. Bernard Schmitz. 316 S.

Ottowa. Tecumseh. 9-1T QLDSMOBILE 1941. 4 door, hydromatic drive. Nearly new tires.

Metamora Service Garage. Metamora. Ohio. PLYMOUTH, 1936. four door deluxe.

Very good tires. Inquire Gulf Gas Station. Onsted. 5-10' for three years and is being cleared and leveled by workmen for use as a city parking lot The work will be completed this week. There will be parking space for about 20 cars.

Hudson Notes Born, July 12, at Mercy hospital in Jackson to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Leonard of Concord, a daughter, Margaret Ann. Mrs. Leonard before her marriage was Miss Rowena Kurtz of this city.

Miss Emma Bache ad Miss Dorothy Perron -both of Detroit were guests from Friday until yesterday of Miss Louise Cornes and Miss Florence Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Armstrong of Mishawaka, were guests yesterday and overnight of her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs.

S. E. Pangburn. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank "Wenzel have spent since Wednesday with their daughter and husband Mr. and Mrs. George Barrett in Jackson. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Aldrich were guests Saturday evening of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Aldrich in Hillsdale at a dinner marking the birthday anniversary of-Mrs. Frank Aldrich. Mr.

and Mrs. Aldrich also were dinner guests of another son Merton Aldrich and family in Jackson yesterday. Francis Barrett of Jackson spent from Wednesday until yesterday with his grandmother Mrs. M. L.

Barrett and with his uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Smith southwest of the city. Miss Violet Call, religious education director in the Hudson Con- jregatlonal parish, Mrs. A.

W. Kauffman, Miss Margaret Halleck and Miss Marjorie Bailey left yes- afternoon for Albion where they will attend sessions of the institute for church workers given by the W. K. Kellogg Foundation in the Albion College July 12 to 17. The terms of Rex Brown and Fletcher Goodrich, trustees of the of education, will expire this year.

Both are candidates to succeed themselves. The annual school, AUTOMOTIVE 15. Trailers Miscellaneous EFENSE Workers! Why jay high rent? You can own a modern 3 room Schult Coach, and be independent See It at your dealer now. Trade and Terms. Church's Trailer Sales, 1500 W.

Maumee. T71OR sale: Used 3 room house trailer. Reasonable. Write Box 1125 Telfr 1 gram. "U1OR rent, modern house trailer on lot.

J- All conveniences. Refrigerator, electric stove, etc. To responsible couple. 414 W. Maple Ave, 10-12 Minster Trailer Sales, three miles south Adrian, M-52.

New Alma, Silver Moon and Indian Trailers. Some used. -9-14 Covered Wagons, 19, 22, 26 2 1 and 3 rooms. Spun glass Insulation, including floors. A-l tires.

Several used for sale or rent. Will buy used. Furniture and cars accepted. Low finance. Krouse Trailer Sales, mile west of Adrian City Limits on US-223.

1-26 TWENTY-TWO foot furnished house car, to reliable couple. References. Inquire N.Y.C. Ticket office, before 3 p. m.

7-12 Adrian has a modern Trailer Toilets and Laundry. Metered electricity. You don't have to move every 7 45 days. Maple City Trailer Park. 1500 W.

Maumee. 5-10 BUSINESS SERVICE 17. Beauty Shops A Powder Puffe: Shampoo-hair styling 50c. Permanents S3 up. Also open Wednesday and Friday evenings.

Over Edwards Bakery. 529. 5-10 18. Business Services A free to take run of threshing with nearly new 2S" Baker thresher and 22x36 McCormick Deering tractor. L.

W. Bradlsh, 3 miles south of Adrian on M-52, Phone 7124-F21. 6-11 Fumigating Roaches, bedbugs, moths, ants, rats and mice, exterminated. Written guarantee. Adrian References.

State Exterminators. Rfd. 4, Coldwater, P.O. Box 268. BUY, sell and trade tools, hardware and plumbing fittings.

Electric fans. See Al. 136 S. Winter St. 10-15" I BUV, Sell and Trade Tools, Window, door screen, paint and See Al, 136 S.

Winter St. AYTAG and all washer and appliance sen-ice. Phone 502, Hull Appliance Store, 138 N. Winter. 1-26 T5OOFING and painting.

C. Kisner, den Station. Blissfield. Rfd. 2.

9-14- EPTIC tanks cleaned. Short or long distances. Rollie Williams, 102 Maple BiissJield. Ph. 165-R.

153-10' VyASHERS repaired, all kinds. Wringer rolls and parts replacements a specialty. Washers loaned temporarily while repair work is being done. Ph. 233 or call at Marburger Maytag 135 N.

Main. 10-15 EMPLOYMENT 25. Female Help Wanted CAPABLE girl for housework and care for children. Write Tecumseh post office, box No. 511.

10-15- willing girl or woman for gen- eral housework, who likes children. Stay nishts. Best of wages. Write Box 1343 Telegram. 8-13 VV7ANTED at once: Colored girl to assist with housework.

Mrs. Lawrence Johnson, 622 Tabor St. 5-10 ANTED: Girl or woman for housework. Family of 3 adults. No other woman in charge.

Frank 3. Riley, Blissfield. 8-10 2C. Male Help Wanted man for chores on farm. No heavy farm work.

Write Box 1147 Telegram. "ATEAT counter man or butcher. No age limit. Steady year around Job for rignt man. Also week end extras.

Apply Big Chief Market. 5-10 Married man to work on the farm and in the slaughter house. Good wages paid to the right man. Apply to P. J.

Bancroft, Adrian. Ph. 7166-F3. 6-11 28. Salesmen Agents inrjE pay you $5.00 for selling ten 51.00 boxes.

50 beautiful assorted name imprinted Christmas cards sell Sl.OO— your profit 50c. Free samples. Cheerful Card 2SE White Plains, N. Y. 29.

Help EARN Electric Arc Welding. Rent late model Hobart. Write Box 1148 Telegram. SO. Situation Wanted nurse would like work here in Adrian.

Has references. Call 435 W. Maumee. 36. Wanted to Borrow YY7ANTED to borrow money on first mortgage on country property.

Write Box 1145 Telegram. EVERYDAY AD-VENTURES When there haven't been any openings in the sort of work you've been wanting to get least not any that could in the meanwhile you've been sticking to a thoroughly unsatisfactory But the idea that there must be some sort of a position in town that win just suit you keeps cropping up in your mind just the same and the problem how to go about running it And right there Is where you can't seem to make any progress at all, because you're convinced that you've tried all the likely employers and you haven't struck a bit of and then a friend asks you If you've tried a Telegram Situation Wanted you Never Thought of That!" And you stop at the. Telegram office and get an ad taker to help you write an Interesting little ad about your abilities and ambitions and you have it put in the paper. And in less than a week you've discovered a number of employers you didn't know would be Interested In you and landed just tha sort of job you want with one of them! Telegram Want Ads "Countless Ways To Make Money" I MERCHANDISE LIVESTOCK 37. Livestock for Sale ROWN gelding team, 3 yrs.

old. Well broken. $200. Edd Toman, 3 ml. south Cadmus.

XTRA good team ot sorrel mares, 4 and 5 years. Well broken. Ward Bricker, Jasper. OR sale: Fifteen head of cows, nine with calves by side: also Angus bull. John Auer, 4 miles south, west of Deerfield.

OUR cows, 2 to 3 years old, good milk- ers. Stephen Buda, 1 mi. south, 1 mi. we.st of Medina. TTlOUR Holstein heifers, calves by side, 4, 5 and 6 weeks old.

Several springing heifers. 1 mile north, 1 mile west of Cadmus, M. H. Kerr. 10-12.

-VTEW Irish Cobbler potatoes, 51.25 per 1 bushel and up. R. Kapnlck, 1 mile, south, 1 mile west of Holloway. 7-12 OOD team of geldings, weight about 2400 Ibs. Charles Quandt, 6 miles south of Blissfield.

UEHNSEY cows and heifers. Bangs tested. C. C. Beland, M-52, Tecumseh.

8-10 ORSE for sale or trade for cattle. Donald Powers, 1 mile west of Seni. 10' ARGE Jersey, age 7, Guernsey-Holstein age 3, both close up. Choice of several others. Guaranteed JO.K.

everyway. C. L. DeMentt, Fnirfleld Village. NE iron bed with springs, oak finish.

Cheap. 155 E. Maple Ave. NE black 3 yr. old mare, weight 1650 Ibs.

One dark chestnut coming two. These colts are good ones. miles east of Jasper. Hich. Otto Sears.

NE Jersey and Guernsey heifer: one Guernsey about 10 yrs. old. Both are milking. Call Mortimer Farms, Addison, Mich. 5-10 ADDLE horses.

30 head, all colors, priced to sell. Bird Hyder, 1st house south of Simplex paper mill, west side. ORREL mare about 12 yrs. old. Stanley Prisby, 7 miles south, mile west Blissfield.

i HREE Holstein cows, all fresh. mi. south Ogden Center. Leslie Scheuer. I 1WO cows, will freshen about 10 days.

Itt miles south Jasper, Si west. Ralph' Mohr. steers. F. H.

Mead, 2 miles east. mile north Onsted High School. rrnvo yearling milk goats and kids. Price reasonable. Lenawee Hills Tourists Home, West Maumee.

VV7ELSH pony, safe for children. 4 yr. old dapple gray mare. Both broken for harness and saddle. 2nd house south Cadmus.

38. Pets OR sale: Pedigreed Pomeranian dog, light coloring. 121 S. Broad St. 39.

Poultry NE-HUNDRED Barred Rock pullets. 3 mo. old. C. C.

Beland, M-50, Tecumseh. 10-12 nwo week old Barred Rock and White Leghorn chicks. Biggins Leghorn Farm, Phone 69. City Limits. S.

Main. LEGHORN and Barred Rock pullets; hatched March 12. Floyd Lerch. Mo- rencl. Phone 5921.

40. Wanted Livestock VyANTED Cows. I would like to buy 2 or more good cows. If you have 1 or more for sale. Write Box 1151 Telegram.

ANTED: All grades of beef cattle and hogs for butchering. Also fresh cows and springers. P. J. Bancroft, Adrian and Ogden Phones.

1-26 Russia's Great Cavalry Force The Russian communiques of the last seven months have made frequent mention of the good work done by their cavalry. When the counter offensive opened last October, it was the mounted arm which played such an important part in turning the Nazi position at Rostov, and later they earned distinction in the fighting on the Moscow front When winter closed down and the plains of Russia were covered with snow, the employment of horsemen in co-operation with ski troops was mentioned in almost every advance made by the Red With the coming of spring, cavalry activities increased, and they have been in the lead of the offensive being directed by Marshal Timoshenko, Russia's most distinguished cavalryman. Russia is the only country which has a great force of cavalry. All the Western European powers reduced the numbers of their mounted troops during the First World War and post-war developments led to further reductions. In 1939 the cavalry strength of Germany was two and one-half divisions, of France and Italy three divisions each and of England four regular regiments and yeomanry division.

Russia at that time had thiry- two horsed divisions and two independent Brigades, and Poland fifteen Brigades. The present strength of the Russian cavalry is said to be even board meeting will be held this evening at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Nina Parks of Detroit underwent a major operation Saturday in Thorn Memorial hospital. Mrs.

N. D. Stiverson and son Jack Nolan returned home yes- day from the hospital greater. Germany also may have increased the numbers of her mounted men, but it is not possible for Germany even to approach the Red Army's strength in this arm which by now may well be from thirty-five to forty divisions. The retention of this arm in Russia has not been for any reason of sentiment or tradition; the Russian staff are too realistic to be influenced by such reason.

They have modernized their mobile forces in the way best suited for fighting in the vast areas with poor communications in which they have had to operate. In the Russian spring thaw no force can move anywhere off the roads except cavalry, and roads are few. In the snow they have shown how they can work with fast moving ski troops. In summer horses can to a great extent live off the land and they are not dependent on supplies from the rear as is a tank, which cannot move without gas. have no knowledge of the present organization of the Russian Cavalry Division.

The Soviet Cavalry Training Manual of 1933 laid down the strength of a division as twenty squadrons, armored cars, signals and total of 3,701 men, 3,533 horses and forty-two fighting machines. Machine guns are carried on light carts drawn by four horses and every eight men in a squadron are equipped with a light machine gun or a grenade thrower. This was the organization of nine years ago and it wiU have been kept up to date in weapons and equipment, particularly in tank fighting equipment Cavalry on foot can carry out all the functions of infantry, and their mobility when mounted usually enables them 'to choose the direction from which to make their MERCHANDISE 1. Boats Accessories IPPER sail boats. Join the fleet.

Several left. Jim Kirk, Cedar Point. Devils Lake. 6-11 pHREE row boats, one out board launch. Marsh's Restaurant, Treat and Beecher Streets.

6-1144. Fruit Produce -JITONTMORENCY cherries, 4c Ib. tree. Jl-L pi ij 0urse if. Inquire 1146 E.

Butler. 8-10 Raspberries 25c qt. New potatoes, string beans, melons, cabbage 5c a head, currants, cherries, beets, apples, cucumbers' squash, other produce. Twin Maples. Birdsali.

45. Household Goods Excellent condition. 515. Frank Scharer, 1 mile north, east of Weston. NE 50 pound ice box, Rollaway cot.

Reasonable for quick sale. 544 State Street. I )ERFECTION oil range. A good buy. 704 E.

Beecher St. 4G. Machinery Tools "T71OR sale: Ward's Hoe-trac garden tractor on rubber. Maynard Howard, Onsted, Mich. UBER Combines, 7 with motor.

B. John Deere, Baker separator! corn shredder, clover huller. Glenn Morris, Monroe R. 2. Phone 7150-F2.

Grain-binder. 8 ft. cut, 1 canvass in good condition. Cheap. George Kesler, 6 miles west, Vj mile south of Rome Center.

IEN foot power John Deere grain binder. 5125. Orva Ottgen, 2nd farm west Adrian Town Hall. 47. Miscellaneous ARGE commercial electric refrigerator with compressor, large electric fan, 10 gallons of red barn paint.

Call 364-J. ENAWEE Country Club membership for sale. Write Box 1150 Telegram. 10-15 OECONDITIONED and unclaimed es moderately priced. L.

R. Mix Jewelers, 140 S. Main St. 1-26 QIX hundred bashel of barley. 330 ton.

A. T. Baiwin, mile northwest of PalmjTa. Village. 9-14 show cases, one extra large.

Two Coca-Cola coolers, slightly used, one office desk. Inquire 532 Company St. Phone 1848-R. 48. Musical Instruments Ip'OR sale: Piano, In fine condition.

Saxophone and radio. Call 364-J. 49. Office Equipment A DDING Machines, -typewriters. Duplicators.

Cash Registers, Files, Desks, Chairs, etc. Large Selection of New and Used. Typewriter Sales and Service 125 N. Main St. Phone 1529.

1-26 51. Wearing Apparel OR sale: pair of men's hip rubber boots, size 55. Mrs. Cecil Fielder, Clinton. Mich.

10-12 52. Wanted to Buy ASH for used furniture, stoves, one piece or car load. Drop a card or phone A. C. Steward, 216 E.

Beecher St. for old gold, Jewelry, rings, watches, dental gold, silverware, L. R. Mix Jewelers. 140 S.

Main. 1-26 AR Corn. Large quantity. Burton farm, 1 mile south Rome Center. 10-12 attack.

They are able to cover great distances with the minimum of fatigue. The rider is at advantage in this respect compared with the marching foot-soldier. He travels almost as fast and much more comfortably over broken ground than the truck-borne infantryman. The disadvantage of mounted men in dismounted action is that one man in every four must normally stay with the horses, and the horses are target for hostile aircraft This handicap however will not be so great in the wooded parts of where cover from the air can be obtained for both men and horses. Jasper The Ridgeville Homemakers Club will meet Thursday with Mrs.

Augusta Von Fometti at Lenawee Junction. Mrs. Allen Morse entertained 24 children Friday afternoon in celebration of her daughter Janice's sixth birthday anniversary. Games were played and refreshments were served. Mrs.

Morse was assisted by Mrs. John Whipple. Horse experts at the government horse-breeding station at Front Royal, Virginia, warn farmers not to breed their mares at the first heat period after foaling. Nearly 50 per cent of the colts foaled at this station from mares that were bred on the. ninth day after foaling were born with crooked legs, crooked backs, crooked necks or other deformities.

When breeding was deferred until the second heat these deformities disappeared almost entirely. The first university in the western hemisphere was founded in Santo Domingo in 1538. 52. Wanted to Buy pi RUBS and worms fey the thousands. per hundred.

George Nagel, Onsted, J4 east ol State Park on US-112. 9-14' OMALL used radios. Also used phono- graph Radio Hospital, 123 Maiden Lane. Phone 9S. 7-12 ANTED: Buggy and single harness, cheap for cash.

Box 1146 Telegram. ATCH repairing: Expert repairing on Swiss and American watches. L. H. Mix Jewelers, 140 S.

Main. 1-26 rcrANTED: Good buckwheat grain: Call us for price. Hasten to Haydcns. Hayden Flour Mills, Inc. 5-1U ANTED: We will buy your combined wheat straw.

H. Whitmore, 2 miles south of Onsted. Phone 52-F-13. RENTALS 53. Apartments Rooms A CHEERFUL, airy, furnished apart- Lights, water, heat furnished.

Private entrance. Telephone. S09 N. Broad. 3-14 A PARTMENT on first floor.

Modern location, factory district. Call after six evenings. 828 Frank. OUR room unfurnished apartment. Heat; water and lights furnished.

540 month. 216 E. Maumee St. TjWRNISHED room, in modern private home. No other roomers.

Garage. Write Box 1149 Telegram. 10-15 TjWRNISHED apartment, first floor, pri- vate entrance and bath. 449 Springbrook Ave. 8-13 ARGE room furnished for light house-L' keeping, for one 528 St Joseph St.

8-10 ARGE comfortable room suitable for J-' two. Working girls preferred. 419 E. Church. 9-14 LEASANT sleeping rooms, twin beds.

Hot water always. Near Court House. 116 E. Front 8-10' OLEEPING rooms. Close HT Inner- K5 spring mattress.

Hot water always. Gentlemen preferred. 434 S. Winter. LEEPING rooms.

Newly furnished and Decorated. Hot water always. Two blcoks from City Hall. Gentlemen preferred. 405 South Winter St.

55. Cottages for rent on south shore Sand Lake, complete with bath, electric stove and refrigerator. Write Box 1137 Telegram. End" No. 2642 Devils Lake.

J- Fine beach, boat, electricity. Cottage for two S8.00. Chapman. No. 2644.

58. Miscellaneous garage for rent, at 618 College Ave. Inquire 217 Clinton St. 9-14 59. Wanted to Rent IVE or six room modern house.

Steady employment. Excellent references. Lease considered. Write Box 1130 Telegram. IVE or six room house or apartment by Sept.

15. Write Box 1139 Telegram. OUR or five room house In or near Adrian. Martin D. Randall, R.

2, Adrian. TJASTURE with water for two horses. A Not bad on fences. Elwin Mallory. Hudson.

10-12' TTJOOM close to business district by young woman employed, downtown office. Write Box 1140 Telegram. MALL unfurnished apartment or 4 room house. By Aug. 1st.

Write Box 1129 Telegram. PpHREE or four room unfurnished ment or a small house. Must be reasonable. Write Box 1128 Telegram. 6-11" pleasant sleeping room in modern home.

Professional gentleman preferred. Inquire at 507 Dennis. 9-14 WANTED to rent: 3 or 4 light housekeeping rooms (furnished) for man and wife. Call Mr. Epping at Hotel Lenawee between 6 and 7 p.

m. 9-10' REAL ESTATE 61. City Residential EFENSE workers. We are now In a position to talk about building your new home. Call or come up, and see plans and specifications and pictures of homes that you can get from $3500 to $4800.

Don't delay. This chance to build your new home may not last long, so hurry. Phone 1377. Adrian Building 409 National Bank Bldg. 7-12 ENNIS Street, south of Beecher, a beautiful 4 room and bath, full attic.

Insulated. Nearly new. 35,000. Owner wants to leave city. Phone 1377.

Adrian Building Co. 7-12 AST Beecher Street, No. 315. Good 7 room house and garage, 53,200. East Maumee Street, 7 room house, A-l condition, new garage, 53,300.

East Church Street, well kept 6 room house, double garage, 53,200. Corner Comstock and Butler, 7 room house, income property, 53,000. Linehan Realty, 103 West Maumee St. Phone 131-J. 10-12 AST Side, nearly new 5 rooms, garage attached, home on Addison Street.

$4700. Phone 1377. Adrian Building Co. 7-12 OOD buys in City Property. ROY F.

DARNELL CO. 106 Nat'l Bank. Phone 270. 1-26 ODERN 7 room home, good condition. 823 Erie.

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The treat to Wenchow, apparently the faster developing, resulted from a Japanese landing at Juian, across a peninsula 13 miles southwest of Wenchow, under the protective fire of 30 warships. This put the port in a pincer between this force and another which was acknowledged to have captured Tsingtien, 22 miles to the northwest, in a push southeastward from Lishui. the Japanese news agency, broadcast yesterday that Wenchow, which it called an important secret Chinese supply base, had been The invaders also have landed on-JTutuou Island, "near Foochow, but the Chinese said yesterday that it was not yet possible to foretell what operations were impending in Fukien, which lies opposite Formosa, an important Japanese island troop center and training ground. RADIO PROGRAMS Stations M's Systems iWLW Cincinnati WJR Detroit 160 100 CBS ICKLW Windsor WWJ Detroit 950 325.0 NBC-red IW5PI) Toledo 700 ,428 NBC-rb 800 291.1 MBS 1370 NBC-red (These are Stations' Programs and subject to chance notice) Monday 6 P. M.

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Mldnlcht WJR Sign Off Minute News music CKLW-News Reporter -VSPD-Rov Shields REAL ESTATE 61. City Residential TEW 6 rooms, bath, garage. 2 miles Irom Adrian. Large lot S4.500. Worthy G.

Smith Realtor. We specialize in letter properties. room modem house, screened In porch, 814 N. Main St. Sacrifice at S3200 for quick sale.

Small down payment and small monthly payments. Inquire Bill Woods. 126 S. Main. 153-tt 63.

Farms 115 acres. 9 room old colonial house, nice shade trees, 30x60 and 24x 50 barns newly painted. 5th house west of Madison St. on 34. L.

O. Clapp, 406 Wolverine Ann Arbor. Mich. 7-12 ARM, 100 acres, including crops, stock and tools or vacant. Inquire 1570 Bent Oak Ave.

10-15' "1OOD 80 acre farm, cleared, Gladwin county. House, well, new fences, running water in pasture. Near church and Includes oil risht. Price 52,500, ir' trade. Andrew Ottgen, Fairfield Vll- age, Adrian Rt.

1, or Green Motor Sales, S. Main. Adrian. SEVENTY-FIVE acres in Ogden Twp. Fair buildings.

Plenty water. Inquire it owner J. W. KJump, 2 miles east, mi. north of Ogden Center.

pEN acres, good 8 room house, basement, electricity. Good well, chicken coop. 2 shade trees. 4Vi miles from Adrian. 53,000.

Write Box 1126 Telegram. 5-1065. Resorts and Cottages CTIOR sale: Cottage and lot on east shore Sand Lake. Paul R. Bowen, R.R.

1, Tecumseh, Mich. ODERN cottage, running water, 4 sleeping rooms. Electric refrigerator. West side Sand Lake. Very reasonable, 'art down, balance on contract.

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