Lansing State Journal from Lansing, Michigan • Page 14

YOUTH GIVEN HIS FREEDOM Charges against Companion In Flight of Young Balfe Macdonald Dropped FLINT, Aug. 16 (P) William Terwilliger, 16-year-old companion in flight of Balfe Macdonald after Balfe had killed his mother, last May 27, was free Wednesday for the first time since the boys were returned from Nashville, early last June. He was taken into probate court and released into the custody of his father Tuesday, while Balfe was awaiting transfer to Jackson state prison to start a 10 to 15 year sentence for manslaughter. From Nashville came word that charges of extortion on which Balfe and young Terwilliger were arrested before they were identified as the Flint fugitives, would be dropped. Terwilliger had been held here only as a material witness, but his status will be considered further at a hearing a week from Thursday.

The youth's attorney, Ralph M. Freeman, previously had indicated he would attempt to collect for him $2 for each day the boy was held in jail as witness. State Deaths Special to The State Journal: James N. Anderson ALMA, Aug. 16-Funeral arrangements for James N.

Anderson, who died at 12:30 Sunday night, have not yet been completed, but it is expected that they will be held from the home on Republic avenue Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Burial will be at Riverside cemetery. He is the son of John C. and Jane Anderson and was born in Bay City, December 18, 1672. For a number of years the family lived at Onaway where he worked at the blacksmith trade.

He was also fire chief at that place for 23 years. In 1928 they came to Alma he conducted a grocery business and a filling station at Republic avenue and East Superior street until the time of his death. For the past two weeks he had been confined to his bed. He was a member of the First Baptist church. the Odd Fellows, and the Brotherhood of American Yeoman.

survived by his wife and nine children, Lloyd of Birmingham, Bernadine of Detroit. James, of Battle Creek. Velma. Quito, 'Lorraine, Lorn, Harold, and Mrs. Geraldine Wyant, all of Alma.

Surviving also are three brothers and three sisters. They are Campbell Anderson, Windsor, Joe Anderson. Ponca City, A. W. Anderson, Alma.

Mrs. Rose Currie, Windsor. Mrs. Frank Fenner, Port Huron, Mrs. Frank Peltier, Birmingham.

Mrs. Dera Shepherd BRECKENRIDGE, Aug. 16-The funeral of Mrs. Dora Shepherd was held in the Methodist church on Monday afternoon. The Rev.

William Bryde of the United Brethren church Mrs. Shepherd died Saturday. officiated, survived by the husband. William. and 11 children.

Mrs. Orace Chapman. Mrs. Ethel Stone. Mrs.

Elizabeth Allen, Mrs. Ella Wilkins. Mrs. Kersh, Mrs. Mildred Cowdry, Olive, Clarence, Roy, Harold, and Robert: three brothers, James and Ed Riddle of Breckenridge, and Robert Riddle of Vanderbilt: two sisters.

Mrs. Annie Barton of Breckenridge and Mrs. Clara Anderson of Lansing. Interment was made in Ridgelawn cemetery at Breckenridge. W.

E. Tracey EATON RAPIDS. Aug. 16 W. E.

Tracey, 81, one of the well known rest. dents of Eaton Rapids, died at his home on Canal street. Monday evening about 9:30 o'clock. Mr. Tracey had been in poor health for several years.

About two weeks ago, he fell and broke his hip, and since time he has been in a critical condition. For many years, Mr. Tracey was in the junk business in this city and conducted a small store on North Main street. He is survived by the widow and three children. Eugene Tracey, Harry Tracey and Mrs.

Erva Ferris, all of Eaton Rapids. Funeral services will be conducted from the Bunker Funeral home Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. the Rev. S. B.

Niles officiating, and burial will be made in the South Eaton cemetery. Noah E. Allen owosso. Aug. 16 Funeral ices will be held Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at Henderson for Noah E.

Allen, 82, who died at his home there early Tuesday morning as the result of heart disease. Burial will take place at Henderson. Mr. born in Ontario, and came to Michigan as a boy, his parents settling on a farm near Henderson. He had lived in that vicinity since and for the past 20 years he had lived in the village.

Surviving Mr. Allen are the widow and two daughters, Mrs. Grant Crane of Cleveland and Mrs. William Hunt of Owosso. A.

C. Schoenhals HOWELL, Aug. 16 The death of Arthur C. Schoenhals, 61, lifelong resident of this county, occurred at the home on West Washington street late Monday night following a lingering illness. Mr.

Schoenhals, eldest son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schoenhals, was born in the township of Genoa, August 20, 1872, and spent the greater part of his life on the old farm in that township. A few years ago he removed this where he purchased the home where he died. Surviving are the widow, three daughters, and one son, also one brother, Herbert, of Chelsea.

Funeral services will be held from the residence Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Dr. Homer M. Noble will officiate and interment will be made in Lakeview cemetery. HOW SHE LOST 14 POUNDS OF FAT FOR 85 CENTS used one Jar of Kruschen and reduced 14 lbs.

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But make sure you get Kruschenthe SAFE way to reduce. -Advertisement. THE STATE JOURNAL, "Turn your money into things, because almost before you can draw a breath the things you want will be worth more than the money you can save by not Hugh S. Johnson ARBAUGH'S says Act Now! a whale of a difference a few hours WILL make! ITEMS Price Thursday's Price Friday's ZERO HOUR FOR THESE 46 39-inch, all silk flat crepe, par weighted, in black, white Floor and 69c 79c washable colors. For lingerie and dresses.

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Extra size, extra heavy double thread absorbent Main turkish Floor towels 39c 49c that men like to use, fast colored borders. Chatham Thermo-weave blankets, wool, Main two-tone Floor. re- $3.95 $4.95 versibles with silk binding, 72x84 size, singles. 72x84-inch cotton plaid blankets, fast Main color Floor plaid sheet 69c 89c blankets with durable whipped edges. Feather Ticks made of feather-proof A.

C. A. Main striped Floor ticks. 49c 69c Renew your old pillows before price goes up. "Dorella" pure silk, full fashioned hose made by Holeproof.

59c 69c Chiffon and service weights. New Fall Main Floor Rubber black lined fabricoid durable metal overnight fastenings. cases, in 14. Main and Floor 16-inch $1.00 $1.29 sizes, only, Humming Bird sheer chiffon and service weight hose Main in a 79c 89c plete range new shades and sizes, to Pure straps, silk bodice crepe, and bias cut California slips with tops, shadow 34-44. panel Second and Floor.

adjustable $1.29 $1.49 Rengo knitted silk inner-belt elastic panels, corselettes detachable made of shoulder tearose straps. brocade 2d Floor with $3.50 $3.95 Men's Holeproof Autogart and colors, hose, all slightly sizes. irregulars Main of Floor new Fall 29c 35c styles, neat patterns Fine tomising, broadcloth, whites, collar attached shirts blues. with Main 14-points Floor. of $1.39 $1.55 tans, greens, grays, collar Men's and broadcloth coat styles.

pajamas Plains, including fancies; Faultless sizes. make, Main in Floor $1.19 $1.39 Men's suits well and tailored double of breasted woolens, models. light Main and Floor medium $1675 $1915 patterns, single Men's genuine suede jackets in champagne (light tan) and reindeer shade, button front, sizes 36 to 46. Main Floor $4.95 $5.95 golf Boys' style, all wool full lined, knickers sizes in 6 Fall to 16. patterns Main with Floor worsted cuffs, full $1.59 $1.95 blue, Boys' all wool long and pant brown.

slacks Sizes with 13 to 22-inch 20. bottoms. Main Oxford, $1.95 $2.45 green, navy colors Boys' and genuine fancies. Model Well brand tailored. broadcloth All sizes shirts in Main white, Floor plain 69c 79c Boys' sturdy quality lisle golf hose in a large variety of neat patterns and colors.

Complete range sizes. Main Floor 19c 29c Boys' belted genuine models in Dupont broken leatherette of sizes. raincoats Main in black Floor only. Full $1.95 $2.95 range Infants' dresses with Philippine or French hand All white or with dainty colored trims. All sizes.

Second Floor. $1.00 $1.25 Infants' well made gertrudes and dresses, full cut and too long, made to fit well. Buy several of these. Second Floor. 59c 69c Infants' crochet sacques made of the softest woolen yarns, in white, delicate blues and pinks.

Real buys. Second Floor. $1.00 $1.50 Mrs. Day's Ideal baby shoes in washable kid and elk. White, smoke and tan.

Complete sizes from 0 to 8. Second Floor. $1.00 $1.25 Boys' fine knitted 3-piece suits consisting of pants, sweater and cap. Good colors. Just sizes 1 and 2.

Second Floor. $1.00 $1.35 Children's slip-over sweaters hand finished of softest yarns, in soft pastel shades. Sizes 1, 2 and 3. Second Floor $1.00 $1.35 What values! 16-quart size preserving kettles made of heavy aluminum, with wood handle and bail. Fifth Floor 89c $1.49 You'll want two or three of these white enameled vegidors with enameled cover.

inches. Fifth 89c $1.00 Yes, matic, real complete Hotpoint with electric cord. flat Fifth irons, Floor. 6-pound size, fully auto- $3.95 $4.95 White Cross electric waffle irons that make waffles crispy brown. Nickel plated finish with cord.

Fifth Floor. $1.95 $2.49 32-piece Complete dinner service sets for in six 2 different Real patterns buys. to Fifth select Floor from. $2.95 $3.95 persons. White Women's and good flesh quality colors.

cotton Sizes slips from in 36 to bodice 44. and Basement built-up tops. 29c 39c Men's from plain 14 color and 17. fancy dress shirts in all fast colors. Sizes 59c 79c good assortment of shades.

All sizes. Basement. range to They're real buys. Basement Boys' for "Jim school Dandy" broadcloth shirts in good sizes. patterns and col- 39c 59c orings wear.

Good quality. All Basement weave; all new Fall shades, sizes from 6 to 10. Basement Women's pure silk, semi-fashioned, first quality hose, in a 29c Children's long cotton hose in both wide and narrow rib 10c 19c 39c a Men's stripes, etc. durable Complete quality size work pants 30 in to 42. long wearing Basement woven $1.00 $1.29 range Men's patterns fine and 220 colorings.

needle rayon Sizes from hose in 10 a to large 12. variety Basement of fancy. 13c 19c cut Men's sizes swiss from rib 34 to athletic 46. shirts of fine combed Basement yarn, generously 19c 25c Buy a supply. and Boys' fully part lined.

wool All tweed sizes knickers from 8 in assorted patterns. Full cut 59c 79c to 13. Basement in Boys' complete genuine range of leatherette sizes. raincoats Good and quality. gaberdine Basement trench coats $1.00 $1.39 Men's genuine Rockford work socks in blue, tan and gray mixtures.

All sizes, limit of 1 dozen to a customer. Basement 7c 10c well Boys' well finished. made Sizes play ranging suits in from plain 3 to 8 blue, pin stripes, Basement etc. All 49c 59c years. Men's durable quality rayon plaited fancy dress hose in patterns and colorings that are right.

Sizes 10-12. Basement 10c 13c LANSING, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1933. Save Money in ARBAUGH'S AUGUST SALE of COATS Small Payment Now Will Till Fall IN PRICE Hold Any RE-ORDERS SPECIAL COAT ONLY AT A $58 $20 SPECIAL ACCEPTED ADVANCE RE-ORDERS ACCEPTED Window-shop these coats ONLY AT A tonight! 0 $20 ADVANCE IN PRICE Every coat a brand new Fall number Every coat will be marked $69.50 to $79.50 Sept. 1st We Upheld QUALITY While we held down PRICE Black Today's market is a difficult one. Prices are all on the Brown up-and-up.

We're glad because that means better times are Navy on the way. But we were not so sure you'd want to pay more Grey than $58.00 for your next Winter coat. So we shopped. Blue And we bargained. We spared no effort to get $58.00 coats that were easily worth $75 and even more.

It was a task we won't be able to do it again, not even reorder on any single style number in this August Coat Sale under a $20.00 advance in price. So "make hay while the sun shines." GRAND FURS! NEW! -the shoulders 1933 and silhouette, pencil-slim with great skirts. broad Russ. Russ. Caracul Fitch Plat.

Wolf NEW! -the collars, use of ascot furs scarfs. in epaulettes, lavish Jap Squirrel Mink Beaver -the soft, exquisite suede-like wool. NEW! ens, and definite patterns in boucles SIZES and crepes. 12 TO 46 NEW! -the pleats sleeves and peg with tops. clever points and For the first time! Fall Hats NEW FALL COATS in styling famous combined Printzess with Hit the exclusive Stroock fabrics 29.50 to 49.50 High Spots UPSON-DOWNS Velvets You'll feel pretty high when Berets "Stroock A smartly you top off your Fall costume different coating of noils pure Llama the blended and low solely effect.

with fine Wears quality extremely wool Satins with one of these because Sailors giving high they are hats that really are well. Crepes Tricorns hats, thank heaven! They have LLAMA D'OR CHECK Felts crowns that go soaring and Visor "Stroock Llama Pure Llama Hair blended with fine long staple wool making fabric rich in brims that go tilting fancies that and Caps appearance, that has warmth without bulky weight. feathers and go tion and design combines the pure Llama with a small amount of fine wool and very small percentage of want to appear "Stroock's This fabric new in construc- one beret to wear when you TULEMONDE high little affairs have at least 6 75 very, very feminine. your Besides youngest. the 50 silk to give the two color effect.

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