1938-04-07; Saline Observer

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VOLUME 57
SALINE.   WASHTENAW   COUNTY,   MICHIGAN,  THURSDAY,  APRIL 7,   1938
NUMBER  27
How Of ten Do You
Visit Our Bank?
It is a trip taken too infrequently'by many.
We like to see our depositors come to this bank
often-
It is not necessary to wait until you have a lot
of money. Any time you have a dollar or more
which is not needed immediately, that money should
be banked.
j Golden Wedding       .Open The Door For
bank.
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Use your bank often and make this bank your 1
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l   Mr.  and Mrs. George. Walker Hosts;
| ■ to Many Visitors in Hoi: or j
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|   ebration   of  the   50th   wedding-   an- [
|   niversary   of  Mr.   and  Mrs.   George!
!   Walker  of Manchester  road  Sunday ;
I ; at  their home.  With open house to j
I   their   friends    they    enjoyed    mSny
= ; calls     throughout     the    day.     Mrs.
J | Walker  was Miss  Emma Blaess  of
{ i Lodi   prior  to  her marriage   to Mr.
| i Walker.    They   were  married   April
I j 3,   1888 in Lodi township  and came
{ j to the farm where they have  ever
j   since   made their   home.  They  have
= I two   daughters,    Mrs.    Sam    Lambarth   of   Saline   and   Mrs.   R.   E.
Jedele of Ypsilanti.  There are  four
grandchildren, Helen and Paul Lam-
borth   of    Saline   and   Luther   and
Doris  Mae  Jedele of Ypsilanti.
A family dinner was enjoyed at
noon and a delicious wedding cake
decorated in' gold with the words
"Fiftieth Anniversary" witten across
j | the top, and designs accentuated
- with gold leaves., was a feature of
the occasion. Ice cream and cake
were served to callers throughout
the day who came to congratulate
the happy couple.
Mr.   and    Mrs.    Walker   received
candy,  flowers and cards  as  tokens
Saline Bargain Days
Heating   and   sheet   metal   work.
R. G. Waiil, phone 160.
Crippled Children | Were Decided Success
Spring  samples  for  Tailor Made
Suits  now  ready  at Parsons'.
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Saline Savings
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The One Story Bank On the Corner
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Vegetable
Dependable
Every ~
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We have 122 different, varieties of Garden Seeds in Bulk.
Sweet Clover, Timothy, Med.  Clover,  Alsike and Alfalfa seed.
Med.  Clover at $14.00 per bu. while our present supply lasts.
Soy Beans and Seed Corn
A good supply of Fresh Larro Feeds on hand at all times.
and  relatives,  nearly  a  hundred of
whom  called   Sunday.
Roy Freund Tells
Of Youth Problems
Secreta-tv   of  Ann  Arbor Y.   M.   C.
A. Gives Members Food for
Thought Thursday.
Roy Freund,   secretary  of   the   Y.
M.   C.   A.,   Ann  Ar_or,   was  guest
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.TwjO   Openings and   Cut  Prices Fill   service.   Sold by G. L.  Parsons.
j City With Patrons Friday 	
I and  Saturday. For New Idea Spreaders and xe-
J    Bargain Days were a decided sue-   paios, call the Wiedman Auto Co.
■ cess and Saline merchants  are well 	
j pleased with the results. In spite w- E- Dietiker, license-, embalmer
; of   the   bad   weather,   the   city   was   and undertaker.    Phone  175-F2,
| filled with shoppers both  days.  One *	
i merchant said Saturday afternoon Admiration Silk Hose for Women
i that   ever   since   he   unlocked   his   69c* Senvice and  Chiffon, at Parsons'.
; store   that   morning   he   had   been 	
i so busy that he scarely found Radios repaired. Prompt service.
| time    to    eat    his    dinner.    Lam-   211   s-   Axm Arbor  St.,  Saline. W.
barth   Brothers   held   their   opening   Kelly. '
and    each    lady   carried    away    a 	
wooden  salad set,   spoon   and  fork,'    Wanted—Farm   work,  by   month.
as   a   token   of   tlie   occasion.   Men   Experienced on dairy farm.    Single.
were furnished cigars and  the  chil-  •KKmfc 158.
dren   were   delighted   with   suckers. 	
iThe   Wiedman   Auto    Co.   hastened      Special Soy    Bean   Meal    $1.50
the   construction   of   their   new  gas 5er   hundred   pounds.     Saline   Mer-
) station   and  had   open   house   Bar- cantne  Company.
■ gain    Days.     With     modern    rest! 	
irooms, wash rack and lubrication' *For Sale—Eureka vacuum sweep-
j service they are prepared to give er' §'ood condition. E. H. Cook,
! excellent service to the public. ■ 215  East Henry street.
j    "The    Sunshine    Lady,"   traveling I      ' .  77"	
'representative for the MichieaS! °rder vour fertilizer now so you
Bakeries, Inc., was in the cit. can get lt when you want lt' Sa~
Saturday   and   demonstrated   fancy Une Mercalltae Company.
sandwiches, which  are  both  attrar-l     --„    —   —Z.	
tive and easy to make.    5-_my com '     1934 BV>Id Tudor- Spe**8^ Priced
binations may  be  worked out and'at ?165-00* fuU Price-    -*** real bar-
the  cost kept at a minimum.    She!51"11-    wiedman Auto Co-
greeted   everyone   with   a   smile    a 	
cup of  steaming  hot  coffee  and   .       1932 chevrolet Coach.   Looks and
sandwich.      Many     will     rememb-r '■ rUnS Uke new-     °nly  $65-00   down-
i"The Sunshine'Lady," who was here I Wiedman Auto  Company.
j last  fall  and  demonstrated  the  art I     .-,      -  .  "77     77    ,7 .
!of  sandwich making at  the school ! Sale—Bureigh Chippewa seed
j The gas station of the Wiedman! P°tatoes- t&e aew variety. C. D.
;A.uto^ Company was formally opened \ FmkbBmer- Phone  1-2-F21.      27tf
For   Sale—Seed   oats,   1936   oats.
j Saturday   and  each   purchaser   was I
(presented  a   silk   covered   .notebook
You   can  help   open   .he door   of  opportunity for  crippled   youngsters    'of  convenient  pocket size     On  theitest 36- 1937 oats'  test 33>  cleailed
like this smiling lad -by purchasing Easter Seals on sale in this com-    i front  in gold letters was the name' Carl Barreitn'  paone   187-F31.
munity April  1st to  17th. ; of   the   firm.     Beside   these  special'    „        _. ,—_T~7 ~7._    ..
  attractions     there     were     bargains!.  For    Sale—Ready    built    brooder
Open the  door and Make way for   one  cares   and   is   doing   something   which  each   merchant had carefully< £ouses*     ™e J™1   deliver   to    your
speaker  at the meeting' of  the"Ro-!a  little  $*llow   who   can  spend his   to help you along. planned   to   benefit   his   customers.1 E"  Hoey &  Sons'  dexter.
, tary Club last Thursday,  talking on play   hours   on   crutches   and   still      Thousands of youngsters   starting   The Clfcy benefitted by the publicity      ■_,„    +    _,.
i "Youth's Problems," and to say that pmile. out   lWith   crippied   bodies,' can  tell and _lt: cannot  yet  be  measured to!     * or  Kent—Store 62x25,   and  up-
he  drew a  rosy  picture facing  thej    This   is   the   season   to  help—the  you    of   the    multitude    of    things  ?{ha-t extent ,for tlie wide distribu-   stairs flat; garage 50x/0; office and
: youth of today would be to slander season   when   the   brightly   colored  whicll a-e being. done to ^ them tion of papers may bring other shop- j £as PumP-   c* Boettner, phone 93.
him.     Quite    the    opposite,    as    he s<?als of the'Intei-iational Society for  a   Detter   ufe.   Thousands   more   are Pers to our city long after Bargain 	
views it.       ' Crippled  Children and its  State af-   yet t0  be  reached. Days   have    ceased   to   be    talked
i    The   speaker  told  that   when   he \ fill^te^' T^f  °". ^_e"__  ._  ,,._      First   there    must    be    adequate 'about-
graduated   from    college,   the   'com-
,_         __,         ,    This lad, one of thousands in the faciUties   for   treating   the   children1
i mencement   orator    filled   his   mind; country  who haven't received   quite ^.axld a_.ults   to  give them  the  maxi-;
PHONE 47
SALINE
I-IRCHER-SCTJDDER
twith  good  advice,  and he proceeded,an      even     break      physically,      is i mtml use   0f their crippled  muscles. <     rr^ M.      ~ _     _  _, _
to   follow   it  as   nearly   as  possible,! coming  in  from   a  rather  restrain- j t^. must be education—impossible '      JnlJZ   ^ft ," £" E* Klrcher.
and proceeded to get out and hunt;ed romP to sPmd a llttle tane. mth! through normal channels. Adults i,T^f ?af_f or..of the Federated
himself a job. Today, the youns; his hooyiS at a scho01 for crippled i reauire the aid of professional S°L .„ * _° Mrs. Nellie
graduate receives tiie same good ad-! children. It's time fcr geography | wo--k6rs who can help in rehabili- k=_T S^°L^ ^? ' C^llf" ha-S
vice,   but  conditions have  so  chang-!an<i arithmetic. jtation     md     vocational     programs,   nf™  n^ M*n^_',,    ^ ceremony took
ed that younsr men under 24 to 26 j You don't get that confident; Children need special education and In the Rn^t nt^001}' APril *•
are not being'hired to any grsat ex- smile he is displaying- from spend- j helping hands to adjust them so- ,.__,«^l.'rT n%. <^allt-' |™rc^his
tent    and  the problems  confronting ing months in bed and looking for-;dally. __w£' ^B^r^^.e\of ™V^est-
those between the ages  of 18 to  24 j ward    to    many   more    months    on *     The   geals   ^        ^   message   to   ra-nVnto    cflif     offiriSt^
are   simply wrecking  the  morale  of crutches.    You   don't    get   it   from'all parts ofthe countrv.    They pro-       The   bride   i-^   «   ™™E-      -   ^
our younsr men. Time was when he knowing   tlie   other   kids   are   out|Vide   money   for   caring   on    mis   Mtfflrj f„ ^^LJf   Dtl
put  in   his   leisure  studying   or  in j Playing   baseball. j vital work,yfor intere_tinf others in  ^^11 b^missedtecause o?ht c_ia^
suitable recreation, now he turns to You get it from such simple its accomplishment. The 1938 Seals, aild graciousness in cWciT Mr■ l ™
the   radio,   or  just sits. --things   as   the   sun   above   and   th.  bearing   the  slogan,   "A Better  Life   ghe comes from a familv nf n   f
We   were   impressed   that   unless flowers   blooming   outside   the   door for Crippled Children." went on sale  lin_ of 1T.iq«_nT.s.rf_.. nr tihot -,-Vv,_;ng
things   take   a big   change  for   the and from the knowledge that some-   April  first. .     Aft=r   a    __r_Stuous    dinner    Dr
better   -within   a   few   months   that; — —  and lira. Kircher left Monday nif-it
the  future  does   not   offer  much   m; -.vjv-nvrTn-TiTrs.    mTT^aTtTict t--   a„^,,_^-  -mt^   tt,,^*-   „„a -f .._..  _  _   _..  •»   __ *=-il-
the way of hope for our young men }
stprtine:  out in life.
O- K. RADIO REPAIR SERVICE
FREE  TUBE   TESTING
M-LHAN'S  GULF  STATION
1933   FORD   V8  SEDAN
only  $185.00.
COOK   MOTOR   SALES
Let   the  American  Rug   Cleaning
PIONEER  TIMES
In Augus.  Mr.   Hunt   and one   of   on a wedding trip to the east. Thev
the   children   were   prostrated   with   will   make   their horns in   Hastine*s
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son.    Leave orders for Wm. Martin
Burkhart Store.
Avoid the Easter cleaning rush.
Have your Spring curtain cleaning
done now. Leave at Burkhart store.
The' Swiss  Cleaners.
For Sale—2 hives of bees, 3 beehives, wagon and rack, Oliver sulky
plow and double harness. _3dna
Gross,   317  E.   Midi. Ave. 27
For Sale—3 brood' sows with pigs,
also some young sows to farrow
s~on. Bruce LeBaron,  4  miles  south
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_     __ .   _.t    .t,     One  of   the   most   interesting  ac- f'ver.     Of   those   trying   days   Mrs.   Nebraska.
Richard   L.   Tliomson   cf   Detroit Hunt says,   "It  often became neces-       After  preaching his  farewell  s?r- ' of Saline and Milan roads.
was a sruest, and extended a cordial  ecun«> ot me aunn-, uie e_.iy »t _,„ _ary f._  me to lea^_,  tte  sick  oneg  mon in Qle Roseviu- chur-h on s n  •
imdtation to Saline Rotarians to at- of   settlement  in tms  community   is alcne  and ... -^q.   __  _ad £-£rt _nd   c]ay  m-_ni-1-.)  he  occupied his  sor].s
t-rd   the   d'sti-int   confer-'nep   to  be found in a diary left by Mrs. Time- hasty  step to my nearest neighbor,   pulpit for the Sunday evening serv-
held In th° ai-tornobile city the lat-  £__ jjunt,  wife  of one of  the  early half a mile away, for water to cool  ices prior to retiring 'from the active
ter  part  of April. settlers of Lodi Plains. their parched lips and aching heat's,   ministry.
In tlie spring cf 1828 Timothy W.      About the  middl. of  October  our
HOLY   WESK   FNION   SERVICES Huntj  a native  of New York state, e?d~st son was born,  our home be.ing
'came west for the purpose of locat- in   th.   same   unfinished   condition.
KIFLE CLUB MATCHES
1933 International Pickup. Good
mechanical condition, good tires.
$75.00 down will buy this useful
equipment    Wiedman Auto Co.
Eyes examined. Best glasses made
at lowest prices. U of M. graduate
Both Knot and Wrap Stay
CEDAR and STEEL Fence Posts
SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINTS
(Interior and Exterior)
Saline  Mercantile Co.
EVERYTHING IN BUILDING SUPPLIES
PHONE 16
7:30-8:30    • j--. a new- home.   Unon arriving*  'n All our sash, glass and many other      Saline   Rifle    Club   lost   the   last; 45 vrs. in practice. Dr. L. O. Gibson,
Palm Sunday at Federated church  Detroit   he   heard   much   about   the articles were to be hauled from De-  lnatch   of   the   season   to   the    club  Oculist, 549 Packard  St. Ann Arbor
Rev. Miller, speaker. beautiful   lands   located   near   Ann' troit bv  ox teams over almost im-  &om Alm* A^ .°r;
Monday     at     Federated     church, Arbor.    This led him to investigate mssable roads,   but by  the  last of
Rev.   Saxman,   speaker. fo_ ^in^eif  wjth   tlie   result   of   his November our house was very com-
SALINE
Pr. 'Sit. St.    Tot.
Shurtz
Graf  ...
99
99
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84—282* j 50%  protein  Hog Mix,   then watch
Hoffman   ...,    100    96
99
98    81—278-
82—277*
73—267*
66—258
91—287*
Keep your hogs free from worms
with   Acom   NiXem  and   feed   our
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them grow.    Saline Mercantile Co.,
HEAD OR ALIVE
Farm   animals  removed   promptly
phone collect to Ann Arbor 2-2244.
Central  Dead   Stock  Co.
:    Tuesday     at     Methodist     church,  taking up  land  on  sections  26   and 'crtable."
Rev.   Miller,   speaker. _   35 of Lodi,  the last of the govern-      In March, _J__9, Mr. Hunt started ,_„_-,--, _+__, _o oe
1    Wednesday  at  Federated   church, ment  la_.ds in  tbat  township. fcr  Syracuse,   N.   Y.,   crossing   the S^v   ^     o_ _l
Rev.  Saxman,  speaker. _   _ erecting    a   house    he   re- Maumee swamp in Ohio, which con- westfa.1'      99 £
I    Thursday    at    Methodist    church, tone.   tQ Ne__"Tork  state  for  his  tained but one or two houses In 40 Westfa11         " 93
union communion   service. children.     Mrs.  nines.    He made  the entire  journey
!    People  can come and go as they Hunt de_cribe_. thei_ trip quit.  viv. on foot.    (Had he lived one hundred
j^Friday   1 to 3, union Good Friday idly-    ^"-7 forded the Huron riv«> Z££ ^1  ^L^t  ^a   ^^"' ANN  ARBOR Bed      springs,      mattresses,     all
'-er^Rev   s™, 'T_ie Larger f ^   Anbor,  whic;.  TOS but  "a ,^    over    smooth,    paved    high- ^       1QQ Q6    92_288s  widths,  new   or   used.     Everything
'LovaltV   Rev   MiUer,  "In  the Grip few  houses nestled among the burr w_.y&.. Reichelderfer   .     99 97   91—287* j fumigated.    Alexander, 417 E.  Lib-
of the Absolute" ^oaks,"   and   spent  the  night  at the      While he was away Mrs. Hunt and Philp         99 99    88—286*   erty  St.,   Ann  Arbor.
;    Easter Spunday sunrise service at only      tavern.      "The     surround va- the children stayed in their frontier Grennan       99 96   77—272
Federated church   6  o'clock. .scenery  was   delightful,"  savs   Mrs   home.   She   describes   a   frightening Wing       100 96   86—282*
!   jHunt.    "Trough the woods we went experience which  occurred.    "In his Wier         99 95    80 -274*
j_ Tj^ YOUNG !to our new home, passing onlv two absence  an Indian  crept  noiselessly Hainen
houses before reaching iLodi Plains   to the door,  opened it wide enough Schroen
MRS.
LESS  THAN..........
3 Cents a Week
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1932 FORD  TUDOR
V8 motor,  red wire wheels,   good
97    89    76—262   'tires.     Only   $135.00.
99    96    70—265  I COOK   MOTOR    SALES
  Authorized Chevrolet Dealers
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her"home "after several months'  ill- i losr houses, here and there a shaded walked in,   three   urchins following.  Less penalty         121    Radio  Service.    All makes,   parts-
ness      She  was  born   near   Akron,; oak.   tall  grass intersoersed  bv the I bade  them begone. He pointed to i    T1 and tubes: also gas, oil and accessor-
Ohio. Her maiden name was Emma wil<l   flowers,    completed*   the   land- the   corner,   where   they  spent   the i 140s ies. groceries, candy, tobacco.   Art's
Elizabeth    Howerv.     December    31,  scape." night.    I  trembled with  fear,   es*pe- j    Final   league   standing*   show: i Service Station, Saline-Pleasant Lake
"■'    -'"■ .... t, Lost'Roa<3s-     Saline  phone   181-F13.
Mrs   J   W   Youn°- of the Bridge- which • nature   had  decked profuselv  to   show his  keen  eye   and   feather
water'road  died Thursday night at with  flowers  of every hue.    A few hi his hair,  and, seeing a nice fire, r
1918, she was married to Mr. Young I    Arr.vin«>-   at   their   home   Julv   9   CiaLU_"  ^^   my chUdren>   the  eI*--St i Won
in Detroit. For five years they have 18^   -^ HuntTwas delimited With  ?-0t f°Ur ^earS °W ^ me y0™^3* Ann Arbor    8
hved    in    their    present    home    on ^f ^^    g£ ™ ^v toew^ot  fe7,1. ™mU«   oid.    ***   «iv  nearest Saline        5
Bridgewater road. Her husband sur-, ^e^^otler Ste___J5T-SS- ^f3?0!^   hf"  ^^   dist^t-     He Milan       1
vives  as   do   two stepchildren,  Mrs.'^^r ^CeJn     tw    a^nd     the ^lled.,fOT P°tatoM and made signs Adrian       0
C.   B.   Wetherby,   Birmingham,   and 5astea   _^e^v.een     m*m.. and     *he tor milk.    I got them.    He aDpear-   .	
C.   J.  Young of  Dearborn;   six  sis. Rocky    Mountams.   Conbnumg   her ed friendIv apd mv f_pr_ -_.MLllv   ■—
ters, Mrs- Ella Bratton and Mrs. D. ;aesenpuon   she   sa.ys,     J.mr   hou=e su^ided.   I   slept   gently,   hugging  THF. OT.5lF,T-VFT? T T\T"H,T.Q ! 	
B. Mansfield of  Detroit.  Mrs.  Rena.was _™thout a floor..window, hearth mv   threfi  n_*J.__M.%-fl/\**h-J^   1M£i UJS&J-.KV H.K l__JN_JiKb> 1     For Rent-3
Taylor  of  Erie. Penna.,'  Mrs.   John-:or chimney. We built a fire agawst dawned the red men went as  they
Koch,   Mrs. Nellie Bellet   and  Mrs. j f?me  sreen losrs.    When th-  smokn came."
^ 1934   CHE .T.OLET  PICKUP
„      Body newly  refinished,   good mo-
% tor,   only  $225.00.
COOK MOTOR SALES
r .'       Authorized Chevrolet Dealers
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Royal Zinc Insulated Fence, Orange
Banner* Steel Posts, Genuine Tennessee Red Cedar
Posts, White Cedar Posts, all sizes; Steel Fence
Gates, Asphalt Hoofing of all kii-ds, Galvanized Steel
'Roofing, Combination Storm and Screen Dooirs,
Plow Shares,. Garden Tools, everything for vour
Paint Job. "_#   Ji ^ .    .
LAMBARTH B%fiOT|ERS   f
  '     ' '    _    "' iPji    1 .1       I 11^ 1     1 —___—_■
mi. west on Water-
y-,1       -_-   j   1 j        -- •        -       woriks    road,    5    newly    decorated
.-_-_i    .._.-   -,--.-  -™-^   ~ ,   ClaSSmed Advertising- rooms   (half of  a 2-famHy house);
Sn_ie   -Sine ^oT'a^o^" Ohio;   too' <""tur_-pd^us vve cairied the fire out-      jyttrtag   through   Lodi   Plains  to'-   6c per line first insertion. 4c per line I electri5ty_  adults  PrefelTea-    ■^iso
brothers,  Charles and William How- j doors and cooked there. day> ^ lt_        d roads tejephoneg, i mhseoueot insertion ~" ™"""   """"*
ery   of   Akron;   also  several   nieces!    "Of<*en     times     we     could     pee? automobUes,   neighboring   farinhous- suosequent insertion.
and nephews. -through   between   the. logs and  see es,   one   recalls    the    courage    and      MINIMUM CHARGE. 25 CENTS
Funeral  services  were held  Mon- the  deer   feeding  in  numbers n<\«ir   bravery   of    this    pioneer   woman.        ■-	
day   at Akron and   interment, was "--   '■    x—,—--  *— -•_-_._-•.__   --. .        - - *>
coal   brooder  stove.   Phone   1-9-F3.
made theie.
NOTICE
The assessment roll will be in the
....   1932   CHEVROLEr   SEDAN   ....
Special   Model   Fenderwell   spare
tV*   house:   turkev.s   too: in  flocks, Deer   and   wolves   no ^longer  roam'   -       "_T-.7- wheels, ^iod tares,  only $175.00.
and the red men *b*^h_.him\_reas as the plains nor doe3 the red man ap-    /For Sale—Worthy  Seed  Oats   F !      a ,,«,-* "I^rORi f"*^^
thev passed on a. well beaten track propriate    hospitality.    How    many:R.  Clements   phone 166-F13.      26t£      AUthonzea    Uhevrolet   Dealer
going to Detroit and Maiden  to re-  changes have  been  wrought; during  _.   .       _I     ~   ~     ~    ^~
ceive   presents  -from   the   "different the   last   hundred   years!     Imagine      Wanted—Grain bags to mend, 10cUn   1^° w^fn  ^r   ^""^ ^ _?
s-overnments.  They   often.* filled- -the cook-Mg without even a stove!       »    each.  Oiarlpn  Sj.itw   *p™  ->   o_k__. 1 ?u . ^ 3p-. AU   i-_ s: ana  Bai»s.s
aty aerk's  office  the week  begin- house,   there' hein--*no""d*>r to~_hut   "aTb.  Marianan "of Plymouth, in'68^'  <auua^____5_L____l- *'   SaUnfc! tested. Truck or ^rloads, your sort,
ning April llth.    Any person may .them out.    Then the ■v^ves--6r^n- describing   a'trip   acms-   southern      For    Sale—Oak
j file  to  writrng;   with- the  Clerk   a, ^p^ regTiiaTlv a?  .<*ans°t an^ m->ri~  Michigan the year before the Hunts  Phone 42.
complaint of any assessment, stating specifically the grounds of the
complaint.      ^^^
LOTntCE   WALLACE,
City Clerk..
th° air rfni* with their ■ftta'he'it came, says: "I stopped in Saline
notes.. One night a stray on, sneak- and gained much valuable informa-', For Sale—6 horses, 4 Fordson
ed in under the blanket and sp-ratch- tioi from Orange Risdon, then jour- i tractors, * 1 Fannall rebuilt, 1 F-20
ed on the meat barrel. .4- ___floo' neyed west-ward.. .After leaving Sa- : oc*, rubber, John Deere tractor plow,
from the bed made him beafca-ha-K line with  its two or  three houses,  a$arly-^^w:;^ise(|:.jc-ltipac_:er,   sev'
uniform, in size. Priced to sell. Buy
bedroom    suite,; direct from owner. Gale Dooley Bfiv
27tf -    - - •>■
. mingharffl,   Iowa.
figblst way to c-irn-^hiafier 'is ^'^b-^^^^S'Jt I^Z-^- °^f- *ffl^^ I :^k^fiss&* .-..__-.
193.   CX-EVReLE-T  TRUCK
131-in.    wheelbase,    dual "wh_e_sf
1%   ton  cab and ch__s_i_. J-s£ ths
truckfor general farm use;   In ex-
.42-*.-:
-r. in 1827-2_-_*S.
^^^   10-20    taaATtors,   ceHerit condition  and low in price,
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