ThE SOUTH LYON HERALD, SOUTH ~.YQf’4,MJCWGAN
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Bases jLrSlifEb. Publisher
Ida M. Lukache, Editor
Published Every Tbanday- Aft......
Telephone South Lyon 84
Gov. Fitzgerald Endojie;
Christmas Slal Sale
RAT ESs
One Year
Eight Months
Sii Months .~___
Four Months ____————_
51.50
$1.00
Established 1879
HOW ABOUT IT?
A South Dakota editor recently asked
sssaamnc.
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“if a nieniber of your family died,
would you send out the obituary in a
circplar letter? If your wife entertained, would you run a slide on the
screen of the lucid movie house? If
you were to enlarge your store, would
you tell folks in a hotel register? If
you were to have a wedding at your
house, would you tack the news on a
telephone pole?
“Then why in heck don’t you put
your advertising in the newspaper,
too,”
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SALMON4DAF---~--One pound can of salmon
One tablespoon lemon juice.
Few grains cayenne,
One teaspoon saltTwo eggs,
Two-thirds cup chopped celery,
Three-fourths cup Rice Crispies.
One-half teaspoon baking powder.
One-half cup unsweetened canned
milk.
One-half cup liquid drained from
sllln,on,
Remove the skin and bones from
• salmon and flake with a fork. Add
the ingredients to the meat In the order given. Mix well ond shape into
—log _lh&keju.agxeaaeLor_oilesLhak,
ing dial, in a moderate oven about 30
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and brow,,, Besisove from pan on hot
platter. (iars,ish with parsley or lemon. Serv~ssix.
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HICKORY NUT CAKE
One cliii sugar .
Butter size of an egg.
Whitei0ftWOegga.
‘Iwo-thirds cup sweet milk.
lw,, cups flàur,
Tw.qAe~spoonsbaking powder.
Salt.
FILLING.
One cup chopped nut meats.
Two-thirds cup sour Cream.
Pinch of soda.
One cup sugar.
Boil until it begins to thicken. Beat
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putting on cake.
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-News
5th sad 6*
The 5th and 6th grada are plannlog a short program for Wednesday.
Elfl*
The 8th grade is welcoming a new
member, Frederick Wagner,
Class News
Fresba..
The Freshmen gave a splendid high
school program Friday. The main attractiot. wu a modem version of
“The Courtship of Miles Standish”
which was preceded by a reading ot
the orIginal poem by Longfellow sad
a girls’ - quartet singing Thanksgiving
songs, The cast has been asked to
repeat theic p!aY for the grades and
also to give It in South Lyon.
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Gail Ptrick, Jos.ph Cawthorn
FEATURE NO. 2
Tim McCoy in
FIGHTING SHADOWS
with Robert Allen, Cunna Mitch.U
Sun., Mon, Tue.,
Use. I, 2 3
Dick Powell & Ruby Kesler in
SHIPMATES FOREVER
with Lewis Sic.,., Rose Alexander
Dick Form, Eddi. Aeuff
Father Knows Best
Cartoon
The
Crusade.
In Old K.ntucky
Charlie
Clan In Shanghai
Redhead. am Parade
Uttle Amities
Even Night at Light
M.tropelltsa
Thanks a MiUlon
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AND EVERY SATURDAY THEREAFTER
Everything sole under cgyer. We invite every
live stock buyer and dealer,..as well as the_entire public, to these sales of
Cows, Ca1n~, Ung~
SMALL PIGS, ~SEEP, POUL~
flY, ThWZJSEHOLO-- -• GOODSThis ii EVERYBODY’S AUCTION and will bq held EVERY
,3ATURDAY, rain or shine. YOU are invited to bring your
LIVESTOCK, FURNITURE, or what have you, and enter
same in these sales Stalls far rent in main buildini.
Lwich
counter at grounds. EVERYTHING SOLD ON COMMISSION.
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Remember Saturday,- Nov. 30, 10 A. M.
WALTER
LANPHIER
GORDON E. SMITH
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CAPT. E,C. SMITH: Auctioneer, Phosio Ann Arbor 729F-21
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After Thanksgii’ing
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SPECIALS
FRESH HERmNG 3 lbs. for
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Fillets
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Pure Lard
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2 lbs. for.
29c
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PORK ROAST
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Pork Chops
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FIGS
That’s Just what Ford wants you to do, It
you will net a date for an ilon.the.Jobi~test
your Ford dealer wilt gladly place a 193~
Ford V-8 Truck or Commercial Cpr at your
disposal.1 Try it out on your farm, Use it as
fl.svlnr. 1w 1tpsn.vAs~asllnahogLmcthosI.. you won .i :-n’~rown. Keep track of Us coats,
SeOii’oW’qUi~klY gewyoupmEes ;aIowIts7
Thes’iJltEwy. .. the way thiit is leaSt likely
80-horsepower V-B engine enables you to
to bring regrets afterwards. . Is to make
your own teats, When you have ~heoppor- pull out ftf tough spots with heavy loads,
-- -- Couldiany teat he more fair? Is there any
tunity of trying a truck right on your own
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STANDS tO *èEson that your ne~ghbor’s
opinion may not be your opinion. lie ma
tell you his Ford V.8 Truck Is the best true
be ever owned, But you may hesitate to rely
an his opinion when you buy a truck.
farm, hauling your own loads, running over
the same roads you would use If the truck
belonged to yots . . you can get a much
better Idea of what to expect from that truck.
FORD DEALERS
better way to find out Just exactly
Ford v-a Truck or Commercial Car
what a
will do
for you? Get In touch with your Ford dealer
today and set a date for this test.
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Zasu Pius & Hugh O’Connell in
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Chap. 3 of Tailspin Tommy
Leather Meciters
Comedy
COMING A17RACFIONSm
PAIR G~OUN~$
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D.c. 4, 5
Sponsored by the Senior Clan of the
Srigbtoi, High,
Buy your tickets
form a S.niorl
with HELEN TWEI..VETREES,
ANN AR*OR
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‘SATURDAY, NOV. 30
tal -New
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“Wheie’d you-all git that derby
hut?”
Mr. and Mrs. Vemn Thompson and
“flits a surprise fun, numb wife.”
son Ernest, and IX Dunham returned
“A surprise?”
from their hunting trip bringing back
“Ali rums home ole tither night un— a fine 200-pound buck.
cxpected an’ found hit on ste tist,le.’-~
Mr. and Mrs~Edward Skelton will
have as their Thanksgiving dinner
guests, Mrs Eltsn Brady of j’on(i.ac,
Famoui Rule in Ea 1ad
and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Miller of
EngimInd’s famous rule 5of prima— town.
geniture. by whieb the oldest son sucMr. and Mrs. B. A. Dean will ~nceeded without a will, was never formuulnted as a eownnd by any English tertain for Thanksgiving and -the
weekend, their daughters, Miss \‘ir—
king or parliament.
ginia Dean of River Rouge and Miss
Estherfleairot~%mtn- Arbor.
~inrecent_yeara..the,,,moaLcootthClng: ‘F—&-Soults-want-tbe-home-of-his
evidence of the longevity of ilto world son Byron, and family at Maceday
has coma ‘i’ronl the physicists.,
Gardens, Pontiac, for the weekent
Byron andson. Franklin
have
returned from a dccl- hunting trip
near Houghton.
Washington
BRIGHTON, MICHIGAN
FRI., SAT.
NOV. 29, 30
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WAFFLES
Mix and sift two and one—half cups
white unit? with four level teaspoons
linking powder und one scant teaspoon
salt. Separate three eggs, beating the
yolks to a cream and the whites to a
stiff froth, Add the yolks and one and
m,ne-hnif clips milk to the dry mixture
(lien add one and one.half.tablespoons
i,ielted butter, and last of all fold in
lime stiffly beaten egg whites,
This
snakes about 12 large waffles.
THEATRE
Opening Auction
The Sophomores slso have a new
member, Fred Reed.
Jan’..
SWEET MILK GRIDDLE CAKES
The
Junior
rings
are expected soon,
Three cups flour, three teaspoons - There Are only three
days of school
baking powder, rounded; one teaspoon this
week due to the Thanksgiving holsalt, one.fourth cup sugar, two cops
sweet s,milk, one egg, two tablelpoons Idays.
melted butter,
WAFFLES
One and three-fourths cups flour.
Three teaspoons baking powder.
One-half teaspoon salt.
One tablespoon melted butter.
One cup milk.
Two egg yolks.
Two egg whites.
Mix ‘and sift dry Ingredients.
rnllkgradually,_yolka_of ten
beaten, butter and. whites of~eggs
beaten stiff, Cook on a greased hot
waffle iron, Serve witls maple syrup.
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School Notes
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tifld. Mn be.i isipi: outs’s to the a’gnsilvs AM’
iswiXibnslr LIJaIM •fterte or its SSchlp.n T.btrculstii 5jss’sLttSoI,~’
me.. stunts.. Mrs baa fiMsi,.d in on b~rtont °.v-” t5.n~.t,the /
eale er ehwt..s.ssis. Alt ISa Mt b,s,. tames it’s be list aCt”’
it!’ .e*,t. ant.S fleshly
Local- Newo
Mr. and ,Mrs. Leslie Hoffman and
small daughter of Tyrone were at the
E. C, foams home one day last week.
St. Mary’s League of St. Mary’s
church, Mhlford, are planning a
Christmas feitival for the evening of
Dee. 4th.
• Wiust gift could give her greater
happiness than a 1936 Speed-Queen
washer? Sold exclusively at Wlngle—
mire’s Stores-Holly & Fenton.
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‘Fi~\~~psday
club are entertaining
tltefrifusbonds at dinner and for the
evening, at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
J. K, Arms, Tuesday evening,
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Calkins and Mr.
and Mrs. B. E. Cnlikns and family are
Thanksgiving dinner guests at the E.
E. Caikins home in Ann Arbor.
Mr. and Mn. Herman Xeverth and
daughter Shirley will be Thanksgiving
guests at the home of Mrs. Nev’erth’s
sister, Mrs. Ceo. Richards, and family
at Brighton.
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as — asia aaeiia SI lit sseb.n.M,s been .pt ens ts~ the’
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ThURSDAY, NOV. 28, t935
TANGERINES
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