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VOLUME 57
SALINE.   WASHTENAW   COUNTY, "MICHIGAN, THURSDAY,  JANUARY   6,   1938
NUMBER  14
To be of
Interesting Antiques
In The Friis Family
Service to You
easure
To Us
■   Heirlooms   Brought  From   England  sadness.
- '' and Denmark  are  High-
family he raised, their hearts would
have swelled with/.* pride and joy.
But such iwas ntSF destined to be
their lot. ..    *  : i
The   privilege^ of Rooking   at  antiques   always  opgn^vthe   door   of;
yesteryear   and -Sprigs   a   host   ot ■.'
thoughts   mingled,   with    joy    and
MICHIGAN MIRROR
Non-Partisan News  Letter
of   the
!!
ly Prized.
REV.   REUBEN^ CROSBY
dismissal:   That   the   good
state is being served.
If the employee suspects that the
dismissal iwas unfair, he may-appeal
to the civil service commission. The
commission's authority is limited to
that of transferring the dismissed
employee to another department
within 30  days if a vacancy exists
LANSING-Like   Alice    in   Won-   ££*££  ?£P^w  1^   °f
derl_andis_the^conclusion just voiced   *e*°Tf^^™Jt^
J3y   GENE ALLEMAN
Michigan Press Association
THE OBSERVER LINERS
Classified Advertising
6c per line first insertion. 4c per line
each subsequent insertion.
For Sale—Farm horses.
Auto Company.
Wiedman
For Sale—Fresh Holstein and Jersey cows.    Phone 199-F23.     -   14
Use    Good   Luck   Laying   Mash
Saline Mercantile Company.
"VV. E. DietiKer, licensee: embalmei
and undertaker.    Phone 175-F2.
For Sale—6-room house on South
Ann Arbor St.    Mrs. C.  A.  Jordan.
iiThe   grandmother   of   this    present   church from 1924 to'1928.    Leaving ^L??-^ ^..f0*,*1™*.1^7 °? The    new   law ' can    easily    be
! : generation    was    Bessie    C.    Carl>   Saime he retired from active ser^ It can become a mere ex-
, Wright   prior   to   her   marriage    to   in   the    ministry    to    his   home    in ^^J^S" ££ °°2m°°1Q-fR      ™? ^use for  genuine civil service.    Re-
| | William Mmnett.     She was  one  of  North  Branch,  where  he had been m1** =^et to did 1936.crops. ^^ ^^      determmed   chiefly by
three sisters of a talented  English, a  former pastor.     He  Was   buried m^dhjif\J°uiQ^„   ^Sf® the  administrative  leaders and  the
! ! family and was born in that coun-  in  North  Branch  on  Monday,   De- >f"f .nea(?s'  fj?re-ls „m.e   f^^Vir commission,   the  director  of  which
I ■ try.     Among   the   mementos    that  cember 27. ajdit    w    of    interest   to   Mam ig    William    Brownrigg,   lately    of
i   once were hers are copy books sim-;     During  their  residence here Rev. OL£r.et.         .             . California.
I ' ilar  to   those  used   in   our  schools.   Crosby  and  family   endeared  them- .  Michigan farmers have been with- 	
j ! The   copy   consisted   of   a  proverb  selves   to   all.     Possessed   of  liter- holding a part of their 1937 crops 41coh-l and Politics
I i or adage, the rows  of even writing  ary ability to a marked degree, Mr. ™m   market,   waiting   tor   better -^^^^^   .alcohol  with   gasoline   is
| j look just like the copy, showing ex-   Crosby   furnished  Observer   readers caSLp"£f,s-Hmn   ,_  Mra.ol   t.   f    . dangerous.    And so is mixing alco-
S S actness and skill in the detail. Some  many interesting articles as well as       ±ne situation is  parauei  tnat ot hol ^^ politicg
| I of   the   sisters   were   artists.     The  numerous   original  poams,   and   all ?*® ^ear  ago wnenuw  1936 farm recent   hubbub    m   Lansmg
; ; drawings done in ink have the  ap-   will  regret   his  passing: 3n7S   hoFd c^^Vi   £n™ over    the    disclosure    that   various       ^         „  —— '	
i Ipearance of  an excellent  reproduc-      A few years ago we*.-eceived th- ^ltmg\£?   ^1°™  *„?ct?£*: state officials and employees receiv-    , Fo^     Sale—Gnmes     Golden    and
I   tion of a painting. One in particular  following poem written by him but -1?. *act>   ttlls   noia-over-seimig   was ed ,<rffts„ of liquor at Christmas—. Jonathan apples, 30 to 50c per busb-
j   is the portrait of an English woman  which up to now, forgone reason or ^LiS^                                    per the   said   "lifts'- beine-  chars-ed  to   el-     Phone   191-F11.                 14tf
I   of culture.    She is  seated beside  a  anot"
= , riehly  covered  table.    The  drawing use:
I ; is done with ink  in  colors  showing j
For  Sale—The Wiedman farm ot
144 acres.   Inquire of Fred Aprill.    6
Dr. Hess' Stock ana Poultry Tonic
now on sale by Saline Mercantile Co.
'She^is'seatTd beside" a  anotnerTwe   never" got "around" to   Ce^emCrSm.tlle.nand     is     ms:
• Michigan farmers have had 14 per
cent more money to spend.
I The U. S. department of agriculture adds cheer wit" i the announce-
t ment that the nation';! farm income
I —and most of this money is spent
on   Main  street in small   towns- -is
Saline Savings
Bank
The One Story Bank On the Corner
I
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Just in ease you are in the habit of making resolutions '.    «-
j ; the dainty color in her cheeks, the
| j eyes and hair. It is beautifully i
I . done. There are also samplers,j
| ' which Were very much in vogue:
| | them Some have designs similar j
S I to the needlepoint patterns of today:
j j but the blending of colors and the t
"   beauty,   of   perfect   stitches   remain;
as clear as when they were made     !
The type of writing desk found in J
most  homes   today  had   not   come ■
into use.    Instead each member  of j
the   family,  had  a   private writing:
desk  of his cIwm.    It  was made   in }
folding- style and when closed made j
an attractive box of unusual wood,;
sometimes     with  .  inlaid     designs, j
sometimes just showing . the natur- :
al grain of the wood.    Inside were I
daintily    fitted    comparments,    cnc
for  the  ink well,  extra  peni points, '
and also for the penholders;  larger
compartments   kept   envelopes   and
writing   paper   separate.     The   box ;
(When opened made   a splendid sur- I
fece on which to write and like our
portable   typewriters  could   be car- j
ried about at  the writer's will.   * -   ■ j-     ,    MY  WISH   FOE THEE
"„ Presses ;which   once|^belo^ed   to T ^sh-y(m & a nappy year
this dainty ]&& show*the styles and  As on" through life you go,
the said "gifts"' being charged to
the accounts of distillers and distributors—has served to remind the
public that state control of liquor is
a  double-barreled  problem.
First the state must control the
liquor business.
And then the public must control
the   state   that controls   the   liquor
When  distillers   received a Tetter
"estimated "a^NINE "BILLIONS" for bu^?ess-" .
1937.    Well, this is a lot of money -When   cui
There is still money to be' spent and &OTa 1?rvul&   Huston,   secretary   of
i made on Michigan's Main Streets. £e     «iU?r«. coI?unissl°n'.   J"^"™
&  . them that the liquor had been, dis-
!                 State Income Tax? tributed as gifts to deserving par-
I     _T                       .      ... ties and had  been  charged against
I     New sources of pubhc revenue are ^^     accounts    here,    newspapers
j ■constantly'being    sought by    poll- pUbUshed   a   sensational   expose-   of
! ticians.     Michigan's  legislature   en- g^  whole mess.     IVs just pother
I acted a "use" tax on outstate pur- chapter   in   the   thrilling   continued
, cll.a^es and  expects 'to pick up two ri^.   .<Demon Rum  vs.   the State
million    dollars   during    1938.   The of  Michigan."
For Sale—Three shares of Saline
Mercantile Co. stock for best offer.
Inquire at this office. 6tf
Sand, gravel,, cinders, rock, black
dirt, manure. General trucking, ashes.    Call phone 233-F3.
For Rent—2 or 3 room apartment
completely furnished, 525 or $30.
313 East Michigan Ave. 14tf
Make a five-gallun test of Ford
"Benzol" today. Now for sale by
the Wiedman  Auto  Company.
O- K. RADIO REPAIR SERVICE
FREE  TUBE   TESTING
UHLHAN'S  GULF  STATION
legislature authorized an increase of
the state's "profit" in liquor sales
—three million to be applied annually on improvements of state hospitals.
Good Credit Risks
Michigan     farmers      are      good
credit risks.
Such  is  the  conclusion of a sur-
Wanted—All    kinds    of    poultry.
: Paying highest prices. George Ayan,
2 miles south of Saline, phone 145-
Fll. 6tf
a^a/tocom^ tiie ^ te raiS6d:   vey"°f*  mra\" banks "just competed
ax tne income. by j^mgan state  colleg- «--»"*
its  economics department.
Tax the income!
™ . .      .      ,   .      , . .       by" M.ichigan State  College through
Thirty-six states have income tax   =i   ."—z~:„~ *—_<.™—t-
laws     at     present.    Colorado     and tj^q     average     Michigan    farmer
Maryland  being  the  latest   to   join ^^    bis    bank    debt    within    12
I ihe Ust m  1937- months, despite drought, floods and
Twenty-eight states    have     ~"1— ■-        -    ■  •
For Sales^—3 young bulls, 8 mos.
to 12 months old; purebred shorthorns. Charles Lambarth, phone 149-
F13. 14
Eesolved; That I shall take the best of care of all
stock and poultry owned or entrusted to me, and
Feed them Larro Feeds, "whenever convenient to
obtain the same.  ...
Lariro Egg Mash $48 per ton has no equal. Pigs
will soon make hogs of themselves when Fed Larro
Pig Builder- Other feeds of equal merit at live and
let live prices.
We have a calander for you.
Cole's Feed Store
 —--•' i-=r* —,      :^-r   -       ._•       •"-= «" uuvusu me ™u ™, .j. .-11.- j t^ sales   0ther weather factors  which  affect
material  of her day.    We question^ Axld ^j. God>s wi£aoxnika,v direct  }axes~Alabama  and Kansas  enact-   cr       production.     Furthemore,   the
if  many   of  the   dresses   of   today  The way you'.'cannot: "know. mg such laws m 1937.         farmer's loans are well planned and
would not crumble and decay before !    Many home governments m Micm-   senSi]jie for the most part.* In other
they   reach   the   distinctive  age   of   In me New Year j ^,3^ health    S81^ £eclare  &"**  ^   15   mill  tax \vordSi   the loans   are  for the   rair-
these  gowns.    Trimming  Was made -with ^te frCln God "above. ''   ^tation on local property taxation     ose> yf  hetter  farming—machinery,
Radio Service. On .all makes,
guaranteed. 12 years of factory
evxperience. Wilhio Kelly, 211 South
Ann Arbor St.
PHONE 47
SALINE
leaves   them   but   one   alternative: -tock  equipment, and so on.
Go to the state for more money.,- <;   These facts are of importance in
Thus   during  1937   the  legislature .^^   ofVthe  newly   enacted   Bank-,
was asked to appropriate money for head-Jon=s act which provides long-
township roads, local  schools,  local term  loans  to   tenant   farmers   for
libraries,   local  snow   removal,   and purchase of farms.    Two out of five
so   om.   The  list   is   long   and  im- farmers WOrk others' lands.                 ;
pressive.                      ,
The   administration    at    Lansing WARNS' AGAINST                          -   -
thus  is between the devil   and  the MONEY   IN  MAILS
deep   sea: Either induce local   gov- '
erments   to   "lay   off"   the   legisla- Motorists     who     send     currency.
LESS  THAN.
3 Cents a Week
FOR HOME! OTWS
THE BEST NEWS ON EARTH!
- -?f .",.■ ~"" ■' :■ -" don't ..delay: ,; r.*. i,
SURSCRjBE:*JJ0t^:. v
4 months 50c        8 months $1        One year $1.50
of the goods like the dresses large- Not ^ the world He^giveth'thee,
ly  and   consisted  of   artistic ioops But  joy   and ho       ^ 1
and folds which onlv those with an ' ■*->*?-
artistic ability cquld design. Whether x ,^,,1, vou rjeace in r» New Vpav'   waa aSKe"a LO a-iipropria-Le muiiey 101
sheer silk  or  soft  woolen the rule %2d   spiritual  h%£&^ T township roads, local  schools,  loca
was the same. Riches Divine, of" grace and faith.
Two   tables   were   brought   from Rather than, iworldy wealth.
England when the  family  came   to
America.     They     are     marvelously j wish    ou ^ the eoming year"
preserved and ha-^e the original fin- victorv o'er self and sin,-
ish.   With   round   tops   and   tripod A   caj^  unruffled   confidence,
standards they lendastately atmos- Which aids the fieht to win -«. -                    ■  -
phere to the room. A bedroom suite 5 ' ture or find new revenue sources to   through  the   mails   to  the   depart- ;
of   mahogany,   riehly   carved,   with T wish that you this year mav find   ?a^ t^e increasing cost of  central-   ment of state_  do  so at their own'
marble   topped    dresser   and   wash Access to God in prayer, 12e?  sta*? &°7ernment. ri^   Lson   D.   Case,   secretary   of,
stand,  is  another prized possession, a^   ^^   the   posing   days   may  m,    *£      5 o°      e Umted - §iateI   state,   has  cautioned. !
Pieces of pewter and wood carvings learn r J   Chamber of Commerce,  one-fifth of      rpj^ w'arnirg was sounded on the'
add   variety   to   the   list.     Amcnar To c^t on h^    our, eaxe the national income m 1938 will be   heels   ^   ^e   recent   statement  by j
them are a miniature old-fashioned .   Paid   in     taxes.   Last     year     saw   Case   that   investigators  from   his]
Wood  box  made  in the  shape of a i w^ you joy at home  abroad      '   stat&. legislatures  pass  about  1,100   department,   and  from   the  United j
log cabin with carvings to represent jfjpjp for m&.s daily load^ '        IX?™?_taf ?awf • „     TJ.   . States   postal  service,  are attempt- j
the   logs.    A  most unusual picture And that the   year mavfind you oft      ^Siat  1S    ,S   aXi?weT?     It.4,.ls  ,a   ing  to   solve the mystery  of cash1
frame made of tiny pieces of wal- Within the house of God. ■        Pf?blfnl   worthy  of   every   citizens   st€len    somewhere    between   points
\ nut wood fastened with walnut pegs attention.   And   when   the   legisla-   of   mailing  in   the   state,   and   the
in   which   the. wooden   stars    thus Where   God  will  always, meet His  tu-e   ^on,*:nes'" Probably   ™   Feb-   capitoi;
made   are   grouped   into   a   border' ^ - ruary, it will-pay you big dividends      Thousands of dollar bills are re-
three  rows deep   encloses .a pencil And joy and peace  arer -given,^ ~     *° .1fetP a •watchful  eye   on _your   ceived annually in payment of fees
.drawing   of   the  cliffs   of   Scotland And where =we are byigrace-made* -^^^ prS*'      ' '"' for opperators' Ucenses; if currency
alongthe sea coast. Ferdinand Frils,     .        meet -| • .„.- ~T   »" w_,"  -    '     * *»  los^* applicants  have  no receipt
I the father of Harr^JFriisi made the For fuller joys in--heavehysi.'■?--,.■■   ;f. ;   -   ^ Qisrespect for Labels.      *   . for their "payments, ,jCase stresses.   J
frame.    A.. barrel »;holdiag  about. a -   -  , .... Reuben. Crosby     I    Recent -^appointments-'" made -by       Money "i orders   shoulcf'■ib$ '""S" -!
Will have complete lines this year,
representing two nurseries, Chase
Bros, and Stark Bros. Those in
town call   phone 261.   Fred Schmid.
Eyes examined. "Best glasses made
at lowest prices. U of M. graduate
45 yrs. in practice. Dr. L. O. Gibson,
Oculist, 549 Packard  St. Ann Arbor
Radio Service. All makes, parts
and tubes; also gas, oil and accessories, groceries, candy, tobacco. Art's
Service Station, Saline-Pleasant Lake
Roaris.    Saline phone   181-F13.
*made;
{"quart and'ahalf,.'\Khieh iwlas his to-      .       ;   ^~ ~"      ■''     ' Governor Murphy 'continue' to- reveal* payable^ to   the Secretary  olf State
ibacco container,: has'been savsed.. ,-It-,s<3HEaf>UIiE.    OF . IWTApEHES    OF  th€fr;executive'3'' general ': "disrespect; sit..Lansing.      Orders made payable
' was shipped from Virginia."   A.^wal- -SOUTHWESTERN KIFLE LEAfelM.'fifiDr;party laBels:      "'-■■'■'■",■   '"'•.: at   tfi'e' oflice   of   issuance   require
' nut   what-not   (without ^.which, -np- .♦
..home used to'be^cornplete).>-proyides *  Jan:   6,  1938,   Saline-safe Milan.
Are lou Ready For Winter?
CHECK AND BE SURE!
HOW ABOUT STORM SASH?
Why try to heat tiie neighborhood—check your storm sash
today.
COMBINATION   STORM   DOORS
Keep out cold in winter and flies' in summer.    We have a
complete stock of these doors at reduced prices.
DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK?
Snow melts on the roof when expensive heat leaks out.
ARE STEPS  ROTTEN?
Danger   traps lurk under snow.
Don't risk broken limbs.
HOW ABOUT WEATHER STRD?PING?
Lots of heat can be saved here.
Estimates  cheerfully given—just phone  16.
Saline Mercantile Co.
EVERYTHING IN BUILDING SUPPLIES
space" to display many *bf the -smaller "interesting  items. •     ■.'.".-:■ :i
A clock which..records the day.of •
i the iwteek, the. day, of the^onth- and
; still   runs,   has Ja,. melodious^ -tone. -
..Several pieces.„of iapestjy, wnichare
1 nearly   a  hundred" years .old,,  still
thave" their brilliant, colorings^and, a.
texture unlike., anythingwitii which .
we are"familiar..       .,',.*•    ,_       - •
- A piece c£ linen now used for a-;
.?,tablecloth was .once the property of.
, the   grandmother and nas   heiv in- •
itials   neatly   embroidered    in   one
corner     It   is ,a   beautiful  quajity.
with strong even threads   and.-has I
■ Jan. 6. Ann, Arbor at Adrian.
Jan. 11,   Milan at Saline.  '-■"   *"
Jan.- 12, Adrian, at Ann rArbor.: •
-.Jan. ^0, Saline at AdriaSE   •■- '-""
'.Jan: 20, Ann Arbor a€ Milan. ':*
Jam 25, Adrian at SaTfeef "■"'■*-'-
Jan. 26, Milan at Ann Arbor: '
. :Feb. 2,   Saline at An% Arbor:"
Feb. 3, Adrian at Milan,.    ■"
Feb. 8, Ann Arbor at Saline. ■ ■'
Feb. --10,   Milan !at Adrian.      "
Feb.= 17, Saline at. Miliar;-
r Feb. 22, Milan at SaShe;    ' ■ ■>
Feb. 23,  Adrian at -Ann Arbor:
"March  3, Saline.iat* AiSrian;'.'■■
♦March 3, Ann.tArbor at Milan.
1S35  CHSVSOLET TRUCK
This 131 inch truck has good 32x
6-8  ply  tires,  excellent motor,  and
blue Duco  finish in good condition.
Priced low for immediate sale.
COOK   MOTOR    SALES
Authorized Chevrolet Dealers
REWARD
DEAD'OR ALIVE
Farm animals removed promptly
Highest prices always paid. Phone
collect to Ann Arbor 2-2244. Central
Dead Stock Co. 34tf
While partisans'iand 'iegislators in " jpayment pt an  additional _ fee. for
^particular-'.were^^^-chafing'"at" the bit;'''whfih the*Department "of State has
Murphy   reached" but   to'"^California', rio  fuids.* Such  money orders, are
. for; a" man to direct  the* new (Avii '^returned to their senders.  ? - .
t service commission    and'/'to'   New'.. "'   ' ...   -
j, York for a^physiciaii to "supervise i' " '"'       .   'JSASKETBALL
ithe' state Hospitals:   -He reappointed.')"- .
j Oscar Olander *as' coSunissioher of / Jai^Saline town teani %his "year j
[state police^ "despite'- :tiie fact, tha^linaide up of 14 local basketball-j
) Olander was first" nameS" to"the job ers. Some new faces as well. as..
, by.a republican governor: "H«;lwerit our reliabfe veterans were seen at)
: to ^Dr. Thomas Parran, tfnited the 'practice sessions last Wedaes- •■
, States   surgeon-general,.for fecoir;-   dav and Thursday ..evenings. !
i mendation as -to Tth"e""best man avail- j ^ The   first   home "games'   will   be i
.   able  as  commissioner  of  the state   played here  tonight, January 6, at
^.department of health," and on Par-   wjuch  time the, local, lads, .will en-j
'• ran's"'recommendation he choose" Dr.   gage the Argus Camera quintet off
^Don-.W.  Gudakunst, 'deputy Wayne ; Ann Arbor."'  "
•■; cdjarfet health -commissioner, to sue- ! "Puffy" (Manager) Gross fore-
' ceefl y©r. G. - Sleinons, commissioner casts a successful season, so sup-
■   since-.1927. port your team and watch, this pa-
1     Then  the   governor  issued   strict   per for further announcements.
vJwders   that the   department   heads '    _^ .  j
Were not   to   fire  state  employees, \   Winter   Taxes  and  Wafer Dues    I
hold-overs-from,  the Fitzgerald  adr {   !
ministration!,   just  before   the   civiJ       j   ^m   ■&  at  the  Savings  Bank
  service regime went into effect Jan. , January   15   to   receive    same.
The operators of the Saline Tele-   1, 1938. , Frank  Camburn, Treasurer. - i
■. seats, gently  curved slats and tiny   phone Company extend New Year's      All of this has been confusing, to —
| spindles   used   as   orraments.     A.V.   greetings  and many thanks to the   say the least, to partisan Democrats! L0DI  TAXES  DUE
are in the original finish and sturdy following for   the  kind   and   lovely' who subscribe' to the good old prac- 1 	
- and  strong as  the  day   they were  Christmas   remembrances:, ; tice   of  letting  the   victor  get  the j
; made.
1
1936 CHEVROLETkCOACH'">
Brand new -lures; perfect" gunmetal
Duco, radio, heater. This car priced
at only  $3.95.
COOK MOTOR-SALES
' Authorized Chevrolet Dealers
DUPLICATE KEYS MADS^-Ev-
ery, motorist "'should-conceal'an- extra
set of KEYS for emergency. House
door locks repaired. Fifteen minutes
drive from Saline, Washtenaw Sport
Shop, 220 W Michigan Avenue, Yp-
silanti. ll-4x
not   deteriorated   with-the   years.^f: March- 8, Adrian at Saline:
Lookng at the .linens and dresses
which once iwiere the pride of this ■
dainty English woman one .realizes
that she was small and rather petite
with a love for the beautiful and
good." Her pictures also convey con-;
firmation of this opinion.
Rounding   out   the   collection   are
some chairs, dining chairs with cane
March 9,  Milan at,jflsin Arbor.
■March 16, Saline at Ann. Arbor.
March 17,  Adrian at Milan.
Mach 22, Ann Arbor at Saline.
March* 24, Milan at Adrian.
CARD OF THANKS
SPECIAL  SALE
Large Super .Deluxe Chevrolet
Hot Water > Heaters reducedr- fo-
$1450, installed, until present stock
is  exhausted.- ..
COOK MOTOR SALES
Authorized Chevrolet Dealers
BARGAINS. IN/TRACTOR*
Used - Farmall with new tractor-
guarantee; , several: 10-20 tractors,
two F-12 tractors practically new, t
with nearly new plows -and cultivators, 2 horses-coming 4 years old,
one horse coming 3. Herman Hein~
inger, phone 33.
.,        _     - - •     Lodi    Township    taxes    may    be;
Saline   Greenhouse,   S. R. WHson.   spoils.     There  are  many partisans   paj,i on Friday   Jan. 7 and Feb   4
There   is    the   leather   trunk   in -pred   I_a.mba.rth,   Saline. Mercantile   who   (would   not  shed  one   solitary   £t Saline Citizens Bank- Jan  21 and
which  Ferdinand Friis  brought his Company,    Mr.    and   Mrs.   W.    E.   tear if Murphy decided    not to run   Feb   18   at   Saline   Savings   Bank,
; belongings  when  he   came   to  this.  Dietik°r. ■ Friis   &. Brackel, Mr.> and  again   or   unexpectedly  accepted   a   Jan' ig and Feb  15 at State Sav-'
- country from Denmark, the land of Mrs. Rav Haeussler,  Saline Savinsrs  federal   appointment to the   Virgin   jnjrS" Bank   Ann  Arbor
his  birth.    Today with radio, daily Bank,   Mr.   and   Mrs.   J    W.   Cole,., Islands. *       i George Herter 'Treasurer
newspapers and fast ocean steamers, Minnie Ruckman, Mrs. McBride. Sa- '   ; - 1_
|it would not mean   the   separation y^g valley Farms, Owen Hoeft, Ed. '■ Civil  Service • Begins -   ;     For Sale—Baldwin apples 50c-per
.from   family   and friends   which it Heinuwe'-.    Saline  Telephone?-Com-1    After months  of  advance public-   bushel.     Herman Rentschler,  phone
. did in his day. One; cani imagine the na^v.-Mjp.  and - Mrs.    E.    Fosdick,  ity,    Michigan's ■» civil   service    law   184-F31. 15    i
sadness   which   gripped   the   heart Wedman  Auto   Company,-Dr.   and  weiit into effect January 1 and ap- .  :  !
! of many a. mother of that toy as k^s. G. J. Prcut,    -Citizens.   Bank, proximately 16,000   state employees'    Old   Time   Dance   at   the   Polar
,she said farew<?ll. for  the last time jffisa   Julia  Gordon, ^Mr.^and  Mrs.   are now being governed by its regu-   Bear. Casino Thursday, January 13.,
inearth as she watched one of her A. Armbruster, Dr. and Mrs. Acker- lations. !. Everybody  invited.    Old  Time  Or-I
offspnng start for the new country j^n of  Milan.   Charles * Tower, Mrs.       The   phrase   "civil   service"    has i chestra. '
where     opportunity    awaited.    But Maude Rankin, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph, been glorified into a label of right- -  '    :
.their  courage  always   rose   to   the McHenry,    George   J.   Schmid,   Mr.    eousness,    smacking    almost    of   a       SWISS   CLEANERS  are   pleased-
■.occasion   and   the   eagerly   watched and Mrs.   Karl    Bredernitz,     Chris  cure-all   or  preventive  for political   to   clean  your   clothes   before   and1
(for   letters   always   came 'bringing y^ Mr. and Mrs. A. Elsman. ispodlism. I after   New   Years.    Phone  42   and!
BIG EARNINGS. Go into business
for yourself. -'Jay Bee" Portable
hammer mill for farm-to-farm grinding. Grinds every feed grown. Mount
on any. 1% ton truck. Small down
payment. We finance balance. "Jay
Bee" Cracker Jack stationary farm
grinder. Saves 25 to 50 per cent on
feed bill! Write quick for details.
C. F. Zimmerman, Decatur, Ind.     4
YORK TOWNSHIP TAXES
the   state   law   means j their representative will  call.
THOSE LITTLE LINER ADS
news of the condition and progress j    Actually,
in the new environment^Like many . <n*RD OF THABJK& just  this:'
.others, Ferdinand Friis never again       vVe wish -to   extend  our   sincere      After a state employee has pass-!.   Gome to the  social party   at   O.
.saw his parents  after he  came to thanks    to    the .fire    department,   ed a'quaTifying examination'and has.E. :g.-hall Friday evening/ January
7-#'
I will be at the following places
on the days named for the purpose
of receiving taxes for York Township, which are due and payable..-
..-Dec. 23, Citizens Bank, Saline.
Dec. 30, Saline Savings Bank.
Dec. 21, Peoples State Bank, Milan.
Jan. 7, Citizens Bank, Saline.
Jan. 8, Peoples State Bank, Milan.
Jan. 14, Saline Savings Bank. -
Jan. 15, Peaples State Bank, Milan.
Jan. 21, Citizens Bank, Saline.'
Jan. 22, Peoples State Bank, Milan.
Jan. 28, Saline Savings Bank.
Jan. 29,PeopIes State Bank. Milan.
DAN'MURRAY. Treasurer,
jg-^ York Township.
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