1938-07-21; Saline Observer

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VOLUME 57
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SALINE.   WASHTENAW   COUNT-..   MICHIGAN, THURSDAY- fULY 2l'r 1938
NUMBER 42
Closely connected with the life of
the community is the Batn^^here
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you make your jfina^cial home;- Ancji
you're just as  welcome .here  as
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you would be in your own.
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The One Story Bank dh.Jtb- Cbrner
M|^ JlS THE TCVIE $0 PAINT
P
IF YOU HAVE STARTED
your chicks on LARRO FEEDS, 1__7 M -iieans fellow
with LARRO EGG'MASH, or for'Broilers, use
LARRO BROILER MASH and DRAINS.
Spray material for every ^jii^as*
Med. tion-hard£i__ng Salt $l,^f{per cwt.
Also have Granulated and Water Softener Salt; also
Hoi-iiny, Cracked or whole Cor^ l01t-^>Bran,
Middlings, Meat Scraps, Tankage, Dried Buttermilk, Skim Milk and Qjsfe- Shell.
Headquarters for Plymouth Binder Twine
Get our prices before y$>% £113^
ColeV Feed Siie
PHONE 47 ' ^SALINE
f Annual School Report
Thatcher-Saur —-4~_.—....       4,000!
Smith-Hughes  -*_.., .    1,300
(f) June 30, 193% balance.......... 2,155 :
(g) Total,available fsnds—      2-,66dj
Hand-Made Quilt of   It Pays To Take Time
FUGl-OVE LOVE THEaiE
OF   "STOLEN  HEAVEN"
The annual school meeting of Sa-! B—Expenditures:
line District No. 1, "Fractional, was! (a)   Teachers' salaries..........
held in the school auditorium July' (b) Operating expenste:
11,  1938;       Meeting called to order,    equipment and general
by President Henne and minu.tes of ■    purpose ...-...-;... }.-. -..-.
last  annual   meeting   read  and   ac-' (c) Capital outlay:
cepted.   The President called for thej
Secretary and Treasurer's annual re--(d)  Total expenditures........
port.   The Secretary read the report J c—Debt Service
FINANCIAL REPORT             j (a) Principal and interest.
Receipts and Balance _    (b) Mjillage rate 	
Dresden Plate Design;*■****&£*. g*™<* '^ Against! ea._gf t^w^rx ^toSS
.V-JUV....UIVI/WI5I1                Having Wet Grain to       . past   comes   Sunday   to   tiie   Saline
jwill Be Pre-en^l.  Mr. Ford By |                    ** ____^.yerS' £*£ SaS^S^- \ ^'
6,1X5           the Saleswoman's Club           j   .Experienced   wheat   growers   a_e offje SKff^g.S
j                       Next Week.                       -viewing with mingled skepticism and oiympe, who is hailed as "thefiMt
 !    n_.    _,                                           ; alarm the tendency of modern firm- star of 1938" ta_nt™0Hnft
The depression was still in bloom. , ers to hurry the harvest,     The old- S of; a  Lied yo^g 'jSeSi-S
19,500'
25,665'
6278.67
BEST PAINT        •     SOLD
House and Barn Paint, also ever^l^g to mix your
-own paint—White I_ead, Linsee*-. "Oil, Turpentine, etc
MULE fflBE ROOEING    STEEtRdOFmG
Prime Electric Fence Coniasoiers $22.50 up
WHITE O-C^SW^
Nature's- finest fuel. Starts; like. Mndling,
yet burns all day. Less than a bushel of
ash per ton. Elsace your order;while price
is-low.      •■ - ^
Also our Old Reliable OLG A POCAHONTAS COAL
LAMBARTH BROTHERS
' ":.'■>£ ;■' 0 ";;> phone im - •
General fund  ..... - $ 3168.74
Building and (site fund       1318:61
Total'_S_an_fe on hadS, in£*     "_j-
eluding amount in closed
banks, June   30, 1937—
District   taxes within tax
limitation   (general fund)
District taxes for debt serv-
vice prior to December*8,   -
1932  ..._. ..-:..:...-       8895.01
Delinquent debt fund       1844.47
Delinquent taxes  .       2415.65
Primary money ...       3565.07
Primary supplement fund..      3430.93
Equalization fund  ....      5037.67
Tuition received from state   5275.87
Smith-Hughes and George
Dean Funds—.       -653.25
Library interest-endowment        95.00
Library—penal  fines ......      19.X.0
Tuition from other sources
. for 1937-38 school year.,.-     215.00
Other miscellaneous receipts     802.67
Signed:
Mrs. Anna Miller, Secretary.
 -%'-  "*" "'         Cfrae-mrang; -OOKec. the mm ana^the TH^ha_^stacks  we see" around  the YY -..             -   "
..,.,,      M°ved by Mr. Lange. seconded by'river  over. and .saw   a   vision.   Hjsi Country     Then the _awbmT_-_. S? 'Oiympe Bradna is  the seventeen-
4487.35  Mrs.  mther Briggs,  that the report agents \were   sent    to    confer   with !^4T to   1-Le   the """ ^"               *        '
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be accepted. . CJarried,
Moved by Mrs/W. D.- Cook, sec-
ondded by. Mrs. S, Lambarth, that
the 1938-9 school year consist of 9Va
months.    Carried.
The assembly proceeded to the
election   of   two   mejnbers   to   the
what it meant to have Henry Ford
around for men went to work to
help Mr. Ford make the vision he
had in .mind a. .reality. The morale
Total receipts-....—.—    38,528.26
Total receipts, including bal
ance June 30, 1937-.....-.. 43.015.61 Mr.  Henne  1,   Mrs
EXPENDITORES
Salaries board of education members .-..-.      200.00
Supplies of board of education   ———-!——.—	
Salary of superintendent-
Supplies of superintendent's
office  _...._ .';..   88.21
Census  expense,~  21.30
Board of Education, MJ. Henne^MS j of "'the ' edrrimiihity was once more
Mr._ Cook's terms of office having raised to its former level and has
expired. . A remained  there since.
The President appointed Mr. Now deeds of that kind can never
Lange and Mr. Bernard tellers, thej be repaid by words, returned acts of
oath of office being administered by;kindness and surely not by money.
Luther Briggs., " .But  the  people of  Saline feel they
The President called for nomina-' owe Mr. Ford.a deep debt, of grati-
tions to fill the vacancy of Mi:. Cook, j tude for what he did in lifting them
Mr. Cook-was. the cajly nomination.;out of the depression, when they
The President declared the, nomina- j needed help the most. Some way
tions closed and the the assembly must be found to at least in a small
proceeded to vote by ballot. measure  indicate  to  Mr.  Ford that
Total votes cast 20. Mr. Cook 18, !the people of Saline are not unmind-
Collins 1.    Mr j6*1 of the  debt they  owe him and
cure,
to
the grain hauled  to the and
mill.    All this  sounds very simple,
t year-Old French actress who caused
property owners and soon  the  millIfiS^l^d-i^Tin "-hoJ-^her--   it 1^°h a w-1""^ *«** George Raft
and some, of .the land along the riv- was aitowek  to cure     _le-! it w^ i $£T^ ?** .^J*'*?* aPaltin
er became his. The city soon found- drawn  direct  to  tte' thre2ur£ ^f i   f^ ** ?**■    ^mce ^^ she **»
•■■■■- - .^7JVn -^Te^  TO  ^ tnresinng mi- played m "Last Train from Madrid"
chine and  the srram hauled   to «,« ^a   -Conege Holiday," but  "Stolen
Heaven" .marks  the first production
in which she has been starred..
The distinguished Lewis Stone has
an important part as an aged pianist who befriends the young lovers
when all the world seems to turn
against them and who prevents them
rnis Pfoc2 from ruining their lives with a single mistake.
1 which they can never pay in full,
I Members of. the Saline Woman's
!Club  recalled   that Mr.   Ford
Cook declared  elected.
The President called-.for nominations   to   fill   the   vacancy   of  Mr. i,,.,.^-..--,*-   «,<_+ i._> .,,---_.    ia *n~htn*.*x
Henne. Mr. Henhe was -norrtinated to ^^'^J^tL^^!0^
is   a
102.17.succeed   himself,   hd other  nomina-<
things  and  collects  them: Then the
iioc'-n'ti--.    rr>i._.    ^=«,I^M-r   ™„~<i~A~i   <-  .members conceived the thought that
1225.00 tions.   The   assembly, proceeded   to _,__„_„__ w.  •„__,, witK.8)rift m
but the main point of the situation
is this: wheat contains -excess moisture when it is called ripe. Tlie
?., grain must go through what is called the "sweating" process. During
this time the moisture in the kernel
is gradually evaporating,
ess, must continue until the wheat
is thoroughly cured. Then the- wheat
is. just right for fine flour.*..< If the
sweating process is shortened,- mort
moisture is of necessity left in * the'
kernel. Then when the wheat is put
in the bin the sweating process goes
On and. the wheat heats. 'This, is
often called "burned wheat'' and dpes
not make good flour. Or it gets a
'musty odor and taints the flour. All
these things are taken, into consider-
atiort by the buyers for lajge-iAUling
concerns. They can detect the care
grain has  been given not only be-
Total general control expenditures  .......
Teachers' salaries:
(a)   meif,   (4%)	
(bV women  (10).. .	
Teaching supplies (a) elementary (Gr'a,des K-8)....
(b)' high school
(Grades 9-12)   	
Books, supplementary readers,   desk   copies,  free
textbooks  	
School library—books and
1,636.68
6567.35
11,294.28
91.80
elect by ballot.
Total votes_ cast f20,     Mr.  H_imel^^^^^^~^,_^3a^<inea~S-rt
18, .Mrs.   Collins 2. - might in a small way show the ap-
Thfere   being no further   business, < preciation of" the community. Conse-
it was moved by Mr,, Miller, seconded by Mr. Cook, we adjourn. Carried.
Mrs. Anna Miller, Secrets y.
Walter D,  Cook,  Treasurer.
IS SUNBURN DANGEROUS?
presenting Mr. Ford with a gift on cause of their familiarity in handling
his seventy-fifth .birthday, ^hich the grain but also because of the
--'-'- * - '"*' scientific methods now employed. It
K^-hu-h.as^ the expert cook, will tell
you. Ask any experienced housewife
just how-ishe makes her biscuits or
her cookies and invariably she knows
by'the looks of the dough when she
has the right proportions. The bride
measures everything -by the exact
teaspoonful to obtain, the same results. The experienced millers can
not be_ fbqled. Like the housewife,
they know their "dough." But now
scieii-e' has come to  the rescue, of
quently a hand-made quilt of Dres
j den plate design has come into being
• which-will-be forwarded to Mr. Ford
'for his birthday" next •week.
The Saline Woman's Club quilt
' *_o___nitt*_e in charge of. Mrs. Fred
iBurkhart met  several,nightsi aj>6ve
blocli--
.Ithe   Burkhart   store   to   cut
287.69 •   Many a vocation has been spoiled' which were handed ta the members
by assuming that sunburn is not dan-,to  be  pieced,   the   material  having  __. _„_„....
^o^., Serous-     Many a week-end at   the'been contributed by members of the ithe well-meamng miller" wh*>"-oiild
58.06;beach has resulted in several weeks'dub.    Mrs.   Burkhart   and   several hot   detect   the  different   trades  of
! suffering and hospitalization with re^-'other   ladies    assembled    the   quilt■*"•••■- -'■---• ---      -■-     - -      -
expense _.. -       223.491 sultant time and income loss to peo- blocks and prepared it for the qtiilt-,
M_sceIlaneons  instruction !ple who could ill afford it. |er. But,  the Woman's Club boastfed
584.08|    t^tpt^t   bather    should   start
.expense
Every   bather   should   start   out no ' expert quilter among *the mem-
i with the assumption that sunburn; is hers, so Mrs. C. £\ Unterkifcher 'gen-
Total instruction expendi- ! dangerous.     It   is    Ukf   any   other, erously * offered to pay for the quilt-
Jfcures.— _,—.  19,106.75 j burn,  except for the iact that it is, ing and' the services of Mrs.   C^ro-
An___Hary and   cooTdinate* activitiess. not   localized;   unhampered- by:  the,line   Grosshans   - '       "   "*"
Health service' ——...
Other auxiliary and co-
.   ordinate  expense  	
Total auxiliary ahd  coordinate expenditures ....
Operation of School Plant.:
Wages of janitors and
other employees-	
Fuel,, janitor supplies, * elec-*'
tricity, •gas,' -water—-.--. ,*
Other, operation expense—.;
18.66 j wispy,  modern bathing suit it may' ouilt is finished and ready for de^
; affect    two-thirds  ofi-the -body* sur- livery. _     -.■..,
'255.95 face    bringing    pain,s -sleeplessness,!    With   the   quilt   will   go   a   little
 ; fever and even infectipn* in its wake, booklet on the-front cover of which
j ■ Most   bathers   attempt  to   get  a is  a picture  of  Ford lake- and the
274.61 coat of tan as soon as* possible, and;mill. Inside  is  a  word of  greeting, .    .        -      _._„,,=_,„   ^-^...^h       „-„,
this too often results-i__fortun_.tely.it" Mr. Ford   on the   anniyersity. of, ^^ .grain reac^ thpu^-ever^,
!lf one gets a little too much burn oi,his  seventy-fifth   birthday,   together |^5. fr6m toP to ^t^m.   The nan
1440.80 the shoulder and uncoyersthe next *^th . an .original ppem  written for-l.0/6*^?
that   sunburn   will   become   a-'the occasion by Mrs.-Lillian Burgan.' clos--
Srheat aftd suffered the loss When he
Shipped iii§ purchases to the large
elevators  in  the  cities.
Tests are taken of each carload of
wheat. These tests, are made Tay
means of plunging a large test tube
were-seb-red ^e. ^- ^r1°ttoin ** ^e' ^'YTm* i*
were, secured,   .inej^^-jj. |ight diflerg%t places in each1
car. Tlie test^^^is shajied like a
lead pencil. When the point scrapes
the bottom of the- car a small handle
is turned and a long slit appears the
whole length of the tiibe,>   This fills
tiien turned   "again, and   slit
Then, the  tube -is removed
-   ■   lUav,      men.      -LUXUUIil      Will       Ut-UUillt.      ^t-t-ic    _vv-._"--i    uy   _t__.o.   'i-maii-wuigaj.,]                  --       »            .     " :!      .              _, —i    . A  I       _.
2122.46 blister.   . Repeated the'nhext day the Members-  of : the    Salin& Woman's ;and the,contents are d^miped out on
69:08 sun. bites deeper into the tissue. Soon t-lub autographed the-booklet. Mrs.  f*  large-table      Here  |he different
'                 •:-   ;       --——-^:we-iave _evferal deep-sbiirns a^^                                                                                            r1   ^ISf3-^ *^t 'Z
Total operation ex|eri_itures 3632.'32"i'vated • by   flies,   sand** friction   of "had. charge .of  the   booklet details..        '"" "*         """   '**'
means oi various 't_S'ts the moisture
_?ixed . Charges-:
Insurance —'-	
Total fixed  charge
. expenditures" __......—.........
TVIai-itenance   (Rei>airs   -ind
ments):     *
■Repairs onvbuildihgs and   '.
grounds - —...—.—..—.
Repairs on equipment (Trans
portation, Tleating,   I_ight-
ing, "Ventilation; "Water '"-
service)   —_:—......1—....
j shoulder   straps   and   clothing, that-    Thus  only in part' can  the, cbm-
273.84 .'rriay Jay up- the bather for .a- week "inunity show an appreciation to Mr.
■ ,or"Hiore'. •• Such burns should receive Ford for  all that he "has done for
Jjriedieal attention;   they  are. always 'Saline and the surroanding. commu-
273.84'jattended by shock. ""'^   ... .nity.,Not only did he meet the needs
repla-e-j    Fifteen or twenty n_in_t_s expos-J of the: townsmen, wlien th^y found
*"   lure the   first-day  at 'th©*- beach is themselves in a "dark hour", but he
[enough,   especially before  3  o'clock has   added   lasting ,-beauty;vtp. the
. -221.01; in the afternoon-   Thea_ao___tog: sun town of* which the people are justly
Total maintenance expenditures    —.*.*■■■'.
Debt Service:
Paid -principal on "bonds—
Paid interest  on bonds..—
1129.90
;is very strong, especially toward proud, for it addsrmuclwto-the,first
•noon. The kite afternoon: is nsually impression ihat a stranger entering
;not quite so bad. But _ii_ one covers'the city from the west gains,-and
908.89 upand-protects-any s_J_ieer.*W--i__h"ibe- also leaves a good impression upon
comes very hot and reddened by ap-.: the visitor who departs through its
plying'   soothing lotion   or  unguent, western gates.
the effects of the first-burn can be.  *
, cleared   up   before   any   more   sun We. hope   that   you'll   accept   this
4000.00'further damages the skin:   TSie hot!.       ..gift *
6555.00, wind   off   the  water is  also  potent-As. a birthday remembrance to you,
-—^—* [ and some protection^^ from; it._nay.be; Congratulations and good wishes.
Total debt service expendi--   „• ' necessary for 'already reddened _kin. i For   one so good  and true.   ,   . ^
tures  —  10,555.001    Life ■guards  axe warned  to  wear It   does   not  liave   the   weight   of
Capital Outlay (Adcliticjis to proper-head protection lest the diret_t sunl        .; gold, ,.-.__.-
ty')-: • j*rays   stow  up   their  reactions,   and. Nor   the   fondle   of   silk   and   fur,
New furniture and instruc-      * j"bathers  -should   be  warned  by  this]But comes with a spirit filled with
tional   equipment, not jand    refrain   from    exposing   their! love.
n -snin'^ .
Each  stitch .you   find in  this   quilt
Was made; with a thought in,mind
1475.85
beat.
replacement     1159._1 heads for too long intervals to -Tin's
New equipment (Transportation, Heat, Lignt, Ventilation, Water Service—
Miscellaneous capital outlay expense ... .	
, Total capital outlay expenditures .	
Following - the . two  weeks' -period. As the gifts'of the Wise Men were,
at the'Ypsilanti poo.l, July 11 to July!Of one, who has spent most of his
112.85*24, "Mr. Mowerson will give instruc-1 years
—*-■  tion -as follows: iTo   encourage  and   uplift   mankind;
July   25   to   Aug.   7,   City "beach,'Of one, who has by word and deed
^    t_-       1 I  — J      _Z__.-      '   On—»*■        4?-K-.4-1. r_        -----iTn .*.».       -Hntrc.        r\-£      1?j-_-T.4"
The   Saline Theatre
—PRESENTS—;     '
Don Ameche, Simone Simon, Robert tYoung, in
"JOSETTE^
The season's gayest comedy, with Music. •'Cartoon,. Ne\ys, Comedy.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY, JI3X.Y 2^ an& 23
Gene Raymond and Oiympe .Bradna, in    f /
"STOLEN HE^er
"A new and refreshing entertainment.'ej_pfe|rie-ice>*s'*.
BBJITy BOOP .CARTOON, POPULAR SCIENCE; .MEWS ....
SUNDAY and MONDAY, JULY 24 and 25
MjATINEE   SUNDAY  ONLY,   3:6jtt ^T_ ■•'JM:* *	
^ Robert 'LOiils  Stevenson's   aassicv^t*»y ^ . ? f
'KIDNAPED*
With Freddie Birtholome*, Warner Baxter^ Arleen. Whalen and a :
''''cist of* 5J)00.    COMEDY, -NgyVS-:"-;'*^'?*-
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thiirsdayy; 0uly 26-27-28
■•■*'.■ *' IT-'-S^GrOJOL  HERE      ^^^■;
Grand total expenditures:.
2748.21 r Ann Arbor: 1-2, beginners and swim-1 Sent  forth  a million rays  of light
 ■  mers, ages 5 to "12 years.     . |To  guide the  traveler on his  way
39,357.311    2-3. beginners and swimmers, ages i And  make  the road   of   life   more
  13 andUp.        • . j bright.
Grand total of expenditures. j    3-4, advanced swimming, all ages.' • .'
including amount in closed |    Intramural pool, Ann Arbor: Class- -Each    stitch   *yon    see—there    are
banks    -'-  39,357.31 jes in life  saving and water safety, i many,
Cash Balance, June _0, 1938: 6-7 .v. m.,  Monday .and Thursday.,Was   made   with   a   silent., prayer
General fund - —~     2,155.21'    6-7:45 p. m., Tuesday, Wednesday,)Of    gratitude    for   men    like   you
The 20th Century-Fox production
of Robert Louis Stevenson's "Kidnaped", comes to. Jthe local playhouse
for next * Tuesday,' Wednesday and
Thursday, with Warner Baxter and
Freddie Bartholomew heading a great
featured cast.
, Friday and Saturday of this week
a great picture, "Josette," will be
shown.
Saline General Hospital
Mrs. Katy Bartlett is getting along
nicely. ,
Charles Hanson entered the hospital Tuesday for medical treatment.
THE OBSERVlfe I^|pE§
Classified Adyertising .'■'
6c per lime first Insertion. 4c ^_r Una
each subsequent insertion.
MEMIMU1VI CHARGE. 25 CENTS
All cardboard, now 7c per sheet at
The Observer office.
For Sale—%.-size bed.
Wahl, phone 102-F3.
Mrs. -Jake.
41tf. .
- _^&r -SaJer-^-8 -pigs -6 -weeks old: Mjs*..
C]"Bass, -§m>ne 1_1JS^2'. ~    "   "Z 42 '7 '
Heating-vand  _heet?metal  work.."
R. G. Wahl, phone 160.
>* For- Sale—-Tijesh-" Jersey, cows. >A..
Miller. Macon-Clinton road. 32
Walverine Work Shoes give «x_ra.
service.  Sold by. G. L. Parsons.
Custom' combine work.    Make application early.     Grogs Hardware-
:- :-—   '. .v;;  _:£W^:-v..       :
W. E. Dietiker, licensed embattnef
.Building and site fund.——     1503.09 Friday and Saturday.
Total amount on hand *|    Aug 8 to 22, Newport Beach.
June 30, 1938 . -     3,658.30:    1-2. beginners and swimmers, ages
-«  5 to 12 years.
Total expenditures  includ-
balance 	
43,015.61
Total recipts including
balance --  43,015.61
1938-1939 BUDGET '
School board meeting July 8, 1938.
Budget for County Tax Comm.
A—Receipts: Revenue available:
(a) • Assessed valuation:
j Saline <_ity '. ——	
i Saline Township 	
! Lodi Township —'. —
, York Township
2-3,   begfinners- and  swimmers,
and up.
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Who- feed hungry souls with beauty
-   rare;
A prayer that  this,  yoiir  birthday,
May be .filled with joys and cheers;
That the blessings of the Heavenly
Father *
3-4, advanced swinimiiigr,'--all.ages.,May brighten aU the coming years.
4-6. junior and'senior life saving! . —-Lillian Burgan.
and water safety. ..       -	
 ; ._ j    While Harold Gueutal, Jas. Munro,
Norton Davison,  son-of Mi-,  and,H.   L.   Bleecker ;and Ray Whipple
Mrs.   C. M_ Davison of .Clarks' lake were
is computed in each one. The eight
samples are theiti figttred together and
the average** tfiKeh, 'arid the' snipper
is paid accefaiiig'-o what the grain
averages. This proves the fallacy of
trying to _i_._gg-e-in ^obr jwheat or
wh^at iinpropeflv cured ^it_i* ^"carload of Jgood "wheat: for the lower
price'is 'then^paid, on the entire carload. These liiethods have taken the
test away from the local buyer and
how the'farmer is dependent on what
the microscope^ and test tubes reveal
about his -grain.
Here is the proof of how car_fully.
he has sweat the wheat and how pa--
tient he has been to allow time
enough ifor the drying out process.-
A premium is often paid for wheat
that .has been allowed to stand in
.the shock and cure thoroughly and
which ■will produce the fihe flavor
desired ijpr flour. This is the har-.
vest time, and many are anxious to'
get threshing over with and f pel that
it is a "bigjask done when the wheat
is actually in the bin. However,
those -who have had long experience
covering many years in the "wheat
growing business give this word of
caution to well-meaning but often .
unsuspecting ambitious farmers:
"Don't hurry your wheat harvest
Allow the golden grain plenty of
time in which to sweat. The extra
days may mean the difference between  Several "cents per bilshel   on I
r^Sv"°P- BMWfa* ^^^dZ^^re^^^s^^^r^
aonc nuny.         ^ ,{qt ^om. eyeg Js ^t Dr   Gibson's -Op-   ?
SALINE ROTARY CLUB .S^013' P"kard ^ ^ **"
arid undertaker.    Phone 175-F2.
. Sum^i sfiad^~ Wom^s^Hii Ad--"
miratioi- "Hosiery "justf &ry?5. "Ii, _?ar-*
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Bur-dia-rt'si Eleventh Anniversary
Sale starts Saturday, July 30; Bar--
gains for all,...   '.
■ Radio Service. 12 years':0f factory*
experience.- 211 S. * Ann^ __rbor' St.,
Saline.    W. Kelly. ^
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A full line of New Idea Iiilple-'
ments and repairs... Call the Wiedman Auto Company.
- *I.am how prepared to clean your
furnace with my new vacuum cleaner;   R. G. Wahl, phone 160.
-* For Sale—Several used concrete
stave silos.. Will be delivered and
erected for buyers. The Michigan.
Silo  Co.,  Kalamazoo, Mich. 43
DEAD OR ALIVE
Farm animals removed promptly
Phone collect to Ann Arbor 2-2244.
Central Dead  Stock Co.
Keep your hogs free from, worms
with Acorn NiXem and feed our
50% protein Hog Mix, then watch
them grow.    Saline Mercantile Co.,
"New deals and square deals," but
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Thirteen members of the Salinef -Week End Specials: 2 $3 perman-
Rotary Club and eleven Boy Scouts] e^. $5.00; §4 permanent $3.50; ma-
of Saline were guests of the camp s chineless $5 and-$7.50; shampoo and
management for supper at CampjWave and Manicure, 75a, Helen's
Newkirk-^ last    Thursday    evening.(Beauty. Shop, phone 89-F2.    ^ s,
Following the meal the boys at camp'.    __      _* _ . . '-■-.„ .__ „ . ' - '
entertained   the   Rotarians   with   a  _ f or - Sale-^e   8-ft   bmder   one
■6-ft    binder,    1%-ton   1936   Dodge
    _  in attendance at  the double-
. lost'his right big toe hv^air -ensilage header  Tjall^ game   in  Detroit   last
$ 973.565 j flitter he was ope^tinssiat- the farm .Friday,  the new Buick car belong-
42",230i' barn ~n Fridav. He is-glad, he was' ing to  Mr.- -Gueiital,  in .which they
51,240 able ta stop the machine before it had   gone   to  Detroit,   was    stolen
_-„-_. _....--_-*.   66,100jmadp   onlv  the  onfi   grab.  !_>.  was from a garage near the ball. park.
Pittsfied  Township   ...—...        43,590 feeding hay from th*. mow into the The theft  Was" not discovered until
 ;t machine and knocked some-of-it in the quartet were ready to start for
Total    -— ;    1,176,725 ;whilA  standin_r  on   th-   feed   bo.ard home after the game.- Inasmuch  as
(b) Revenue assessment of    '• of the cutter when it-caught hixn. the ear is insured, ^the^ saddest part
„ 6^miUs ... -__._L-....     7,06_-He knbwis now'that the*foot feed is ,'of the affair is  |he fact that- the	
j*(^.i-amaiy-^Cerisus 310    *'        '      not* safe practise  and- that..he   is,coats   of -Mefsrs^^^_^Bkeckert  ^i^ ;:-The.i!
1. *at S15 _per child..,.--:-:-.:....    .4.650 probably• Wcky that the-,su-g!eonr had and.Whipple had beenleft m. tile ear ^hatd'
(e) Miscellaneous:
program.    The Camp Newkirk boys,-_   ,   _ .     --„0^-_. _. - ... * -- ,-,r_5._
and the Saline scouts engaged ma  ^c^ 1-ton 1937 Dodg^^P.1929
ball game which ended in aWe in'Ford * trucks-   Herman   -Heimnger,
favor of* Camp  Newkirk.    Sim.   R.
Wilson, the past /president, was pre
sented  the  past .president's"Rotary
•nin."   Several scouts from Saline plan
Ford -. truck-!
phone .33.
Radio Service. * All makes, parts
and tubes; also gas, oil and accessor*
ies, groceries, candy, tobacco.-   Art's
to spend a week at.the j=amp this Se^f station, Saltoe-Pleasknt Lake
summer.  .   Mr. andMrs. S. C Wal-.Roadg saline  phone; 181-F13,
lace- and daughter, Miss Esther, and1 *      F*-.      ■' - ;-•
Mrs. J. B. Wallace were guests and
enioyed visafiner -the  various   points
of interest at the (amp,
>ads and "buses are having
for the nation's* passen-
6.50d"oniv to tr&n--his-toe instead.-of his and of course were.^inaud^; m ^;b|r*"*tB#^^asiit-^eems that'aar
r .   I. *     -. _   _. .__ " »"      i __"_._l        * _T^1_ „..._.«.       C.fnw^n«_.'   "   '    '* ' *    '•**l'fy* '      _£__: s. a._.-_.._£%^ __-   *!_«.___.       _-__.__. l_
: "foot f_xU-er up_*-SrooKLya__xponraE-;ioot.-^Chel_ea Stand&d; '
■t'tfevel is'toptBng-them both.
PASTNERSHIP. PLAN
USED. CABS r
Ask us about our low priced cars
on, this   plan. , .
--     COOK MOT6R -SALES'   ' *
I'   Authorized Chevrolet Dealers
To tell it is to seU it > '■>"■" -*;