1940-04-11; Saline Observer

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VOLUME 59
SALINE,   WAS3HTENAW  COUNTT, 3MICHIGAN, THURSDAY,   APRIL   11/ 1940
3NUMBER 28
Small Depositors
You need have no fear that your deposits
are too small to interest us.
The small depositors are always welcome,
because we know that many a fortune
grew from a tiny savings account.
Start an account, even if you can only
start with a dollar or two, and save regularly. The result will be both sui*prising
and gratifying.
Pioneer Woman
Called Sunday
who's who |li Delightl of Sweden
I     IN WASHTENAW     I
I 	
„    .       _, .     ,   on    T...J I    Interesting    Sketches    of
Mrs.   Kosina  Sturm,  Aged  86,   Died * _,»_*,•_.       _-« • -
,„,..„„ I       Leading Business,  Civic
Sunday Morning at an ? & .
Early Hour. I
3Mrs.   Rosina   Sturm,   86   years   of -y
age,   died  Sunday   morning   at   1:30
the   j
and  |
Professional   Leaders   of   the  j
County. J
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THE OBSERVER LINERS
Classified Advertising!
>_nfl    NorWa V     I Old I 6c *** line first insertion, 4c per
ZiHU    nUITTUJ     1U1UJ each subsequent insertion.
line
Dr.
R.   H3.    Kinger   of    University
Dental Department Entertain-      ]
ed Rotarians Thursday. j 199-P13.
subsequent.
MINIMUM CHARGE. 25 CENTS
- Duck     eggs.
Phone
29
.1
Clarence   Coolc,  Auctioneer   Phone
152.
Wolverine   Work   Shoes   at   Parsons'. '
Radio   Service,
phone  181-F13.
Call   Art,   Saline-
Must sell late model Chevrolet*;
will take trade. Write 3Box P, Saline. 29
ttrtf~at  her"liorae °"n Russen Ann Arbor Implement Co. mg April, and last week he m-j
33M3rs.   Sturm  was   bom   April   30, FARM IMPLEMENTS
1853   in Bridgewater.     She  was  the   : Kinger  of the University faculty, to
daughter     of    Rosina    and    Ulrich The   Ann  .Aaibor  Implement   Com- 3 attend  the   meetin°*   at The   Tavern
Dr.   C.    W.    Wright   is   program j     For  Sale—500  bu.  ear corn.  Fredj
chairman for the Rotary  Club  dur-JKader,   Phone  1S2-P11.   Milan
A„nnA   „„ntnc4T   **„+'<*    t,t    Ti     w '     0ld   an^   new   floors   sanded.   An-|-S
duced   another   dentist,   Dr.   R.   H.-^^   Hartmallj   phone   m.F2 I -
Your eyes? Consult the oculist,.
Dr. Gibson, Packard at Hill, Ann
Arbor.
Heating   and   sheet   metal   work,.
W. E.  Dietiker, licensed embalmer I furnace  cleaning   and  repairing.    R.
Koeder" She was married to Louis   pai]]y   moVed   into   the   building   at   last Thursday  noon  and   show  still I and undertaker.    Phone  175-F2. jG* Wahl,  phone 160.
Sturm   in    1872,   coming   to    Saline   210_21A   g   First .street   Ann Arbor,   pictures in color of important places; 	
where she has since lived. Her hus-   ,tLU„._r_.^_.   _na#v_.    Ao „,„M„-„   .„ ■ and scenes  in Norway and  Sweden, j
Moving—Local   and  long  distance
Horses.      We   have   several   good
band preceded her in death m 1903.   m **DP^2L.,    r^v    contbiued    ir '- wnere   he   sPent  a   few   weeks   last'Milan   Dray   Line.     Call   37,   Saline,   farm horses which we will sell right.
Six    children  .were   bom   to   this   ^.^^^S;.^™^^   year   as   delegate   to   an   important J =™- *«*--   —     e-«~
union*    SSed    Zho   dTed   in   IS^ the Ashley street ^cn for majy; £-^       - ,     For   gale   _  Early   msU   c,^
SmW'e three sons, Walter, years.     However,   ^easmg    ovei- were wonderfull    clear seed  potatoes.    Phone 212-F22.    29   '
of   Ynsilanti    William   and   Arthur, Head     expenses,     high     rent,     and embraced     public      buildings,
fnAt?,?7^^r7T«1^  HfivRoKi. crowded parking conditions made a    .« ca__^/t)aikB
j Wiedman Auto   Co.,   Saline.
and two daughters, Mrs. Roy Rogers
rivers  and canals, paries  and apart-
ana two aau-iiiLert), iyj.i.&. x_uv x-v-c,^^ -
nnrl   *Mv<i     Tnlin-;   Lindenqchmidt    of   change   imperative.     Now   we   find   J-iv"=1J-'  "-"" ■—"«■*-, _^~~ "^T*
ana   Mis.   juiius   ^maenscnmiat,   or &          v                                     ,i<rM    ment   houses,    and   farms.     Dnnn0
Salme:     ten     grandchildren,     3Mrs. ^"J-.   m    ,a.   la?ge>    roomy     ngnt,                          ■          shnwin<-- these ne
Harold  Zahn   of Ann   Arbor   Esther building,   which   thev  own, with  op-   P,®  ^f0®  fte  ^S   sn°wma   tnese ne
-tiaioia  ^ann  ot Ann .a-raoi,  -tubuiei ..J" .„__„_„__    •*<—_„«,.    ^A^n^A   told of the people and the lives they
Sturm,  Mrs. R. W. 3Niles, Louis and eratmg    expenses    greatlj-    reduced               Neither eounti-v is  at all like
William  TJnden*.-*hmidt   Pauline   and and   with   increased   parking  facili-   i?e:    -Ne.""* count!y is  at all like
wiuiam unaenscnmiat,  pauime  ana hene-fits  thSv <:h--r*   their    neighbor,    Russia,    which    a  102-F3.
Paul   Rogers  of   Saline   and   Joan ties    ^1 these  benetits  they share, recent          ker termed i       ant ail(J'
Marilyn Jean  and  3N3ancy   Sturm   of witn   tneir  pations.                              _. ' fllthv       Tlie   residents    are-   thnftv
VTiqilaT-ti-       three-       s-reat-o-randchil- Lt has always been the  custom of   .  P<:       i**e   resiaents    aie    tnn-ty,
xpsuanti,       tniee      gieat 0ranacnn A„^    T^^i^m^n--    r>om   -intelligent,   great lovers   of   flowers.
B.   J.   3Hildinger,   310   S.   Division
St,  Ann Arbor,  phone  7077.    Piano.
For    sale—Potatoes    and     cheap' tuner,   repairing   and  regulating.
horse.    Finis Noble, Route 2 Salme. j _ —
. 3_  i     For   Sale—193o   Pontiac   de   luxe,
For Sale—Baby bed, in good con- ! 2-door,   trunk,   radio,  heater.  Terms,
dition.      3Mrs.    Jacob    Wahl,    phone j Ted   Stimpson,   phone   272-F3.
For Rent—Three  furnished- rooms
dren, Dean and David Zahn  of Ann the    Ann   Arbor    Implement    Com- the    most   nart   thev   live   inlnhnne  1S4F91
.-hn-   ond   pqvmnnrl   Nileq    Tr     of PanY to  maite  tlie  rural population ^o1    tne    most   part   mey   live   in pnone  1S4-F21.
Arbwr   ana   t^ymonci   wues   jr.,   ot ^   waqhti-.--i-*w feel at  nnme in t>ie-r apartment houses.    The farms aver-
Saline;   two   sisters,   Mrs.   Katherine °j  wasntenaw teel at home in their     ^
Herflev   of   Valine   anr!   TWrcs    Marv store.    Here durmg  rainy  days and a-*=*f S. *     e m^f  tnan , acreh,
iiertiei    or    baune   ana   ivirs    iviary ^-.^^^   WPothe*-   rarmers   evrnnno-pH yet   those   on   them   make   a   good
Gross  of   Lansing,   and   a   brother, stormy  weather  xarmers   exenangea nracticallv all bus-
Oorlfrev Koprlpr   of Norvell views    on    crops,   weather,    farming f*vul=>*.   At noon practit.aiiy an  ous
Godfrey Koeder,  of Norve^emter   rf methods  and  machinery.    This   cus mess   1S   suspended   until   2   o'clock
4.         *"- .~4~J       „„        ne,      l^nJ!nT~ T\lTnT4
For Salej—Registered Duroc boars, i for light housekeeping, -\vith gaxagw
new pop  corn.    Dan Hertler & Son, j 315  North   Ann  Arbor  street.
f  "■   ■■■■«=■■■■"=■■   "-   t       j    earned   on   a*-  hefove   TWnre  proprietors  and clerks  taking much
church   and    the   toin is  earned on  as  Deiore._ more   -f   ^ concerts
„ seats    are   available   now   and   the   ?*n=J*° r^\ ajia ±^en en3°y conceiLs.
Funeral service/were held  at the: larger    sales    room "makes    display   F1   ***e   parks.     The  days   are   long
unneral services were neia at tne   nf "„„„„„„, ^„, -,„wh™-™- mj  tnniL- m. summer, it being possible to read
The   deceased  was  a
the    St.    Paul's
Ladies'  Aid  Society.
3Funeral   services  Were nou  «..   __^ - ,   f hardware  anr!   tnr,l«   "L  suiim^-., x.  -.-.~-&   _-uu^^-.   _^ .	
Dietiker funeral home Tuesday aft- ^-IT^l™ ^ard^vare and 1^ools without   arti-
ernoon   at   2:30,   Rev.   C.   H.   Witt- mo.18  conveniens than m ttie old lo-
^t.    .    j.- -r-,        •    i -„ r.atir»n TItpit-    Tnnttr!*',*,     "W.Vf^TvihTncr.     HSicl-i     llgil-LO.
bracht   officiating.     Burial   was   ui
Oakwood   cemetery.
MY   GRANDMQT3HER
Within   a   dingy  room   so   gray
The   sweetest little  lady  lay,
Within my, heart I wish she may
See   the   sun   that  shines  so  gay.
The One Story Bank  On  the Corner
".wa»-v).ia^.-MJi^i**..<j..LjjfimCTranc'ffCT
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Friday and Saturday, April 12 and 13
DOUBLE FEATURE  PROGRAM
be and Ethel Turp- Call aa the President"
With Ann Sothern—Also Cesar Romero in
a'
_e -tisco Hid anc
_e
9t
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, April 14-15-16
CONCTNUOUSSU3NDAY MAT3INEE   -
"Gulliver's Travels'9
Max Fleischer's first feature-length cartoon—
in Technicolor!
Wednesday and Thursday, April 1-7 and 18
"BARRICADE"
Stairring Alice Faye and Warner Baxter
cation.    Their niottd**is  "Everything;        ■_ ., ~ ., ^ .
for the Farm" ' - ; While there are not many auto
i "Ernie" Lohr and Russ Hibbard mobiles there are swarms of motor
i might be designated as the "main- b?ats and launches to use m the
■3 springs" of the works. They prob- 1 riY!p> ^nai,s f1*1 °°ea^- .
lably know more farmers by name' A_R^x*D-1!,:Renb»l ?f Dearborn and
I than any other dealers in Washte-!Alex L* Fox of ^^ Arbor were
: naw  county.     Their   friendly   inter-' S;uests-        	
est   and    natural   ability   to    make ;       777   -r_
friends,    and   better   still,   to   keep Interpretation   Ot   Dog
i     We  handle   all   leading  makes  of
Special,     Monday     and    Tuesday, j Brooders and Poultry Supplies.    Also
Shampoo    and    finger    wave,    40c. 3 BROODER HOUSES.    See us  today
Helen's Beauty  Shop. jfor your needs.    Saline Hatchery.
Lost—Brown silk glove with kid i Especially equipped to repair auto-
trim. Reward. Mrs. Donald Burk- ! Parts and farm machinery. Welding
hart   -phone 64. j'of a*1  kiuds.     Brooks  Brothers  will
'  " '  -      ifix it, if anyone  can.    Phone 101.
New Spring  Samples  for Tailored 3 -
Suits   just   in.    Call and look  theim l     Complimentary facial and  person-
over.    G. 3L.  Parsons. ;&*   sk™  analysis   at Helen's   Beauty
J ' •    i Shop,   Thursday,   Friday  and   Satur-
yr.-old   sorrel   mare, 1 day.     Call   89-F2   for  appointment.
Fred| „	
2g     i Dead-Useless   Farm   Stock   Wanted
But to herself, she can not -lie; them,   has  proven  a busmess   asset.   Quarantine   Regulations
c-hn oo^o    «i feel I'm going to die."   Steve   Leach  is   a fixture  with   tlie   v-&"** • =»
She  says,
For    Sale
wt.  1700: Belgian  seed  oats.
R.  Braun,   nhone   183-F31.
  I     Horses   §3,  cows   $2.>    For prompt
Wanted—Sewing. It you cannot j sendee, including Sundays, call Ad-
call, drop me a card and I will see "an 484, reversing cnarges Adilat-
you.    3M3rs. Otto,  109  E.  Mich.  Ave. i Tankage  Company.
3If  you don't  like  my service,   tell 3     For    Salt    oi    Exchange  -3tau.> •_
____      „  . _      _   ,me;   if   you   do,   tell  others.     Kelly!rooming  and boarding house in Tp-
Why  can't   such   days   as  these   go i firm and many of his rural friends       _       followirla-    explanations    con- 3 Radio Service, 211 So. Ann Arbor St.., s-lanti      Ap^iv^ev. - toi    x2   gxrls     t
by? axe    concerned    over    his    loss    of   ^nine-   the   re-nilations    are   made1   i15  *>°ys-    wm  take house  as  d-**-i
They   might  if  she   could   only  try.   weight;   but  many  a   farmer's ^wife   tQ    £a°ilitate    and    standardize    en-j    We're paying $3 for horses,  52 for  payment.     W.   L.   Wright,   Carleto.i,
Thoughts  so  sad  are in her hea:i.
If she would  only think instead
Of  all  the   happiness   she  shed
Wheree'er
wishes   she   could do-likewise.   Last,   forcemen't" procedures  and to  convey cows.     Telephone   collect,
but   by   no   means   leasi.,_ is   Miss  ^ ^^ *ot me State Department' 350.    C. R. Frost, licensee for
Tecumseh ; Mich.
3>ar- j
3Manchester,   the   capable   bookkeep- -~    ^.Yculfure^and   the   State   De-.ling  &  Co.
aie   happiness   she  shed           er   of  tlie firm.     Her  knowledge   is „„_<-"„»,•.  of health                                  '
3i-  her   little  feet did   tread    nct   confined   to   figures,   ana   Mis- P^f1*   fl>     .       o^vner   or    custodia., i     For   Sale  —   Superior   disc  graifij&as   unusually   nice   assortments    to
tomers   are  not   mere   clients,   they _  •    77            dQO-   to  run  at  largo! drill,   good  condition.    Otto  Hagans,-: choose  from  at  lowest prices.    Toll
THINKING    ABOUT     CARPETS,
'Rugs   and Linoleums?    Ray  Rauser
'l   -1-1         • 4 -!._ 4..
The  sky  outside  is  clear of rain
Yet   here   she   lay   'mongst   groans
and pain.
Never will she rise again
To hobble 'round upon her cane.
3 Fourth   Avenue,  Ann   Arbor.
Z.. ..      T 3,        ,. '        „        may  be  prosecuted. i 1%   miles   east   of   Saline  on  Bemis  paid   on   Saline   calls.    Phone   3817.
veSe? CoTpa^ S^STS %&   , ^    ***  f ^m=lteVem'; M ^ ^   ^^^   C°"    ^   ^^
SSodT^Se ^imX^els ^ JK^^ u^toT^^d%: Used JTor^^^l and So'mU
nfaculal Meas Sl^ Z &*<■££ ■**»** access to pubUc property. | Deere Tractors " and plows, priced 3
?-55£2!:L    ,!!*  ?""^,    °LJ!^r^!i   PremSes should  be  interpretated  to j from    S5C.00    up.     Wiedman    Auto j
Gravel,    Concrete,    Driveway,   etc.'
Our   .we ;rf*"» **o■•£   saw
Vt.prt&iup
STEAKS   Hound or Sirloin  lb.,   s28c
HOME 3M3ADE
Liver Sausage, special this month,  lb., 15c
1am   Ends   —   each,   25c j TONGUE  Head  Cheese,  lb.,   23c
Bake a cake today!
Try Betty  Crocker's
44 oz.   pkg.
Vanilla Flavor, lg. size 39
Sunbrite   4 for 19c
lb. pkg.
19c
3 pkgs.
17c
Her   eyes   now   close;   her  thoughts   machinery    in    actual    performance   fremiti.   - - „„ „ s ~      _, ..
are  gone, 'under   all   sorts   of   conditions.     In, inclu?e   all  privately   owned   proper-: Co., Salme.
But in our hearts she still lives on; . addition  to   this  well   known   make! **    -TOmediately^   occupied    by    the
She's   going  to   the land   beyond,       0f  machinery, electric motors, feed,   owner  °r ^stodian.    Such premises;     Gravel,   «uui-™,    -l.«»=w^.   d« ,
And people  there are  just as fond   seed,   fertilizer,   pumps,   fence   and  ma.y be a city lot or a farm. j Washed  Sand,   Black Dirt;   General
; posts,  repairs for all makes of ma- :     l°>.    festramt   means   control   by Dump    Work.      R.    M    Vanfeeson,
Our eyes are wet and we  are  sad   chinery and general farm hardware: Phy*3"38-1   means   such   as   a   leash,: 313  E.  Mich., phone  40-F2.,  Sahne.
But  then it  isn't quite  so bad; . are to  be found  in  the  Ann  Arbor '• confinement withm an automobile or,  __ _
There's   one. sure   thought to   make  implement Store.    Farmer's Day  m; shipping contamer.    3Muzzling is not;     Order   your    balby    chicks    now.
us  glad,' ■ eariv  snrin-**    is   a  dav   looked forf a recognized means of restramt.      | Barred. Buff or White Rocks. White
She's  the  sweetest grandmother we: eagerly by farmers and their wives;   -2*    H   An    enforcement    officer. Leghorns,   Wyandottes,    Orpingtons,
*    - ■'   -•?     J_"J.'""'C'!> ^u  ^=11   vi     ,, .may capture  and  impound any dog,; del.vered   at   your    door   $7.50    pe**
could have had.
. Her   grandson,
-    William  Lindenschmidt.
April Brings Out
The Star Shows
■ alike  " Tt" i<?   a.   preat   "p-et-tnp-ether" i lluxy   ""-i"-"**-   "">*   — -r —^        ^.,     __              	
jand 'afford  tte^lSmef ai^^or-! f°*f*d  on public property,  which  is; hundred;   .sexed    pullets    $8.50    per
tunity to see the newest models of I *}°* directly under the physical con-, hundred.    Cole's Feed  Store.
i machinery.     Recently,   they   held  a !- te°\, °f ?* ow?6r °r cfsto^an-
ibig   auction    at   the   fairy grounds I     ™    **■    enforcement    officer   o
1 selling an immense stock of used othe^ Pers,0I\ who Serves a dog
machineiy. Just drop into their j running at large may make corn-
store when  in  Ann  A?bor  and find !£*•**  to  » 3U.stlce,-?,i *f  P^,-n;
the township m which the violation
Great    Entertainment    Lineup   out   for    yourself   just    wliat    old-
At   Saline   Theatre. j fashioned  hospitality  is really   like.
You've  read  and re-read  the  im-j ATTPTTATVT   GATTi1
mortal    book    by    Jonathan    Swift, I AUCimw   OAlil.
you've  heard   its   hit  songs   played*     tt    . "       ~
again and again on the radio and' Having decided to quit farming
on recordings, you've seen its char- *■ wia- sell all my personal proper-
acters on lampshades, drinking ty at public auction at the 3Fred
glasses, sweaters and candy boxes Boettner farm in Bridgewater, 40
—now you'll see the picture itself, rods east of Bridgewater Station
"Gulliver's Travels," when it opens on Saline-Manchester road, on
on Sunday at Saline Theatre.    Few 3Friday,   April   12,   1940,
pictures in the history of the screen   commencing at 12:30 o'clock sharp,
.  i,-.-.-,  „i„cit0A wii-Vi mm-e qntic-   the    following    described    property:
have been awaited with more antic-
Holstein cow 6 yrs. old, bred Dec.
occurred.
3.    The    term   impounded   in   tlie.
Bargain Buys
1934 Chevrolet Coach.
1932 Chevrolet Coach.
1930  Chevrolet   Sedan.
1929 Buick Sedan.
1930 Ford Coach.
COOK MOTOR SALES
Authorized   Chevrolet Dealers
yOUMJTO
f{NOW
In  the  early days motorists were
1935   Ford   Pickup i given      registration      cards     whicli
Reconditioned motor, Ground Grip- \ stayed with the car until junked.
per rear  tires,   steel pickup box.  Aj    proper    service,    igtood   fuel    and
handy  farmer's   car. 'lubricants,   prolong  motor  life.    We
COOK MOTOR SALES igive    every    lubrication   job    extra
Authorized Chevrolet Dealers       \ care.     We   tighten   all  loose   bolts,
check  tires and battery,  sweep the
ipation   than   Max   Fleischer's   full-'     -tioistein cow o yra. om,  ora juw, i     u.    k.__-.w-~ ..-,«___,	
l^^^tv,    f„.t,,i.0    raHnnn   in    techni-   *'•   Holstein   5   yrs.  old,   bred April \ ed   on   which   the   permits   covered
last    sentence    of    this    regulation      For   Sale—One   22-36,    one   10-20, j interior    etc     For   a  better  '««.
may  be   interpreted  to include  any, two    Farmall   rebuilt    tractors,    all! thorau-h service
publicly    or    privately    owned    dog j new   tractor   guarantee;   one   8-foot i ' °
pound,   veterinary  hospital  or   ken-} tractor  disc  liarrow;   Chevrolet   1%  F°sdick &  Ford's  Hi-Speed  Station
nel   or  licensed   kennel. | ton  truck;  several  good work hors-        Michigan at Harris—Phone 44
4. This   regulation   is   to   be   in-jes.    Herman Heininger, phone 33,      Fuel  Oil,  Battery Service   Washin**-
terpreted   that   a   dogi   may be   re- J ' ^""
leased   to  its   owner   or his   representative  within   seventy-two   hours
following    capture    and    after    all
charges  have been paid.
5. No   comment.
6. Special forms wi3U  be furnish-
length    feature    cartoon   in    techni-     ■    Guem g- oM    bred   Jan
color! ■ ..•'-•' _____
"Gulliver's  Travels,"   a   super-car
toon upon which hundreds of" artists   *?a;   Jersey   o yrs.   oia,   aui
i~.—  i^nnT,   _,r,-wt,_-  fm- move   than  Durham bull 1%  yrs.  old.
_' 30;  Holstein   6 yrs.   old,   bred  Dec.
29;  Jersey  5 yrs.   old,   due 3May  5;
have   been   working*   for  more   than
Blue Roan gelding 11 yrs. old, wt.
two years, brings to life one of the -        _        _
best-iiked fantasies of all times, the 1600;    gray   mare   11   yrs.   old,   wt
story  of  the English  sailor who en- lf00;   gray   mare    5   yrs.   old,   wt.
countered unheard of adventures in If25'' bay mare 4 yrs. old, wt. 1500;
a  land  of   miniature   people. Sac^  mare   4   3^-   old>   wt   *500-
The   musical   score    is   made    of h*^k mare  colt  10  months old
eight    numbers    written    especially    ,2L^ B^k T°P eWes due AD"
*„„   t-hn  ^,-„+„™ : nl  25   Shropshire  ram.
for   the  picture.
3   Brood   sows   due   about   middle
JSSTSSSn^8" ^nf   ^  ^f-f  May,  5 shoats  wt:  125.
double feature program, the first,:
"Joe and Ethel 3Twerp Call on the
President,"    a    comical   stonv    with
McCormick-Deering grain binder,
8-ft. cut, nearly new, tractor hitch;
Deering     binder,    7-ft.     cut,    horse
Ann  Sothern   and   William   Gorgan.   f.r^'S   ..„   ,,     _ _
Feature number two is "The Cisco ^tch: l'$°0 .lb* beam scale, 2-row
Kid and the Lady" with Cesar Ro- -"^ Hfrns cultivator, Moore
mero and Marjorie Weaver-a story J3®01*? Plow' Supnor disc gram
of O. Henry's smiling desperado. -- dnl1' 27sec* sprmgtooth drag, 16-ft
Alice Faye and Warner Baxter rowboat 2-wheel trailer, harness
find perilous adventure in a remote a^00r1?-, „ . ,„ ^ _ ,
American     consulate     beseiged    by      200  Bushels of  oats,   150  bushels
fierce   bandits,    co-starred    in.    20th
Century-Fox's        thrilling        drama,   _1=,_t,-T1
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of   corn.
Other   articles   too   numerous   to
"Barricade,"   which   opens   Wednesday.
WATER   DUES
Terms of  sale:   Cash.
Elmer 3Hinderer, Proprietor.
Jim  Bunnell,   Auctioneer.
May Finnell and C. W. Carr, Clerks.
I will be at the Citizens Bank on . -T_Zr_.___T    " , _ _
Saturday, AprU 13,  to collect water AUCTIOjN  SALE
dues. Tuesday,  April 16th
Frank   Camburn,   Treasurer. at   1   o'clock,   18185   N.   Territorial
  ' Road,  4  miles -west of North 3Lake,
A .hunchback    headwaiter    in    a halving   quit   farming,
famous  restaurant  in   Rome   is be-      52   Shropshire  ewes,  26 lambs,  in
lived to be an antidote for the "Evil lots tp suit.   2 bucks, 1 Jersey'cow,
Eye,"   and   bring  good  luck to  the 3   calves,   some   farm   tools,   1  Mo
by   this   regulation   shall  bo issued, j
7. Special forms will be furnish- j
ed for permits to tourists or other r
temporary residents. These will ]
allow for travel with the dog with- ]
in   the  quarantine  area. |
Certificates     of      health     should j
be mailed to the State Veterinarian \
who    will    take    into    consideration
any    laws    or    regulations    of    the
state of destination in approving or
disapproving  shipment  of   the   dog.
3Michigan Department of Health.
Michigan   Department   of   Agriculture.
NOTICE
The Board of Reveiw will meet
on Monday, April 15th, in the
Council rooms to review the roll
and to consider any complaints
filed with the City Clerk and to
hear any complaints made by property owners  or by an attorney.
This meeting will convene from
9  a. m.  to 5 p. m.
Lottie   Wallace,   City  Clerk.
establishment.
Wanted—People in this vicinity
who have any legal printing required
in the settlement of estates, etc.,
will confer a favor by having it sent
to this newspaper. The rates are
universal in such matters and to
have your notices appear In this
paper; it is only necessary to ask the i
Probate Judge to send them to The1
Saline Obesrver.
Collum   riding saddle,   1   stock  saddle.
Saline General Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fox are the
parents of a daughter born April 3.
3Mrs. Katy 3Bartlett is in a serious   condition.
license Is  Unpopular
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COPYRIGHT 1932 by
U <S» ffl* HOIIB AMEWC*
'Good will has neither height, nor
length, nor breadth, and yet it
is the one indispensable element
in the foundation of any business, the one all-powerful force
lifting any business from obscurity to success."
Lloyd E. Fairbanks  Ins. Agency
EYES EXAMINED!
Glasses fitted. Eivery Saturday
2:30 to 9:30 P. M. Office in 3Milan
Hotel. See Dr. 3Frank Gifford, Toledo  Optometrist,
Rubber   stamp   pads   on   sale   at
The Observer office.
Iron   River   (3MPA)   —   Although
Michigan    has    no    special    license
plate  numbers   this   year,   there   is
one  combination that the local bu-1
reau manager -would like to get rid]
of.     It   is    TH-13-13.      The    plates J
have been issued and returned three
times.
Opportunity for Wioow cr Maiden
Lady—Invalid wants room and
board, clean, no flies. C. H. Cowles,
care Studio Girard Sisters, 7900
3Mack  Ave., Detroit.
'BILL 600ST£R> Coles feed Start
WHEN YOU SNEAK OFF
TO LODGE MEETINGS.
DOESN'T YOUR WIFE
MISS YOt
GIVE YOURSELF THE RMHT
OFWAYTO HAPPINESS
BY TRADING WITH
COLE'S FEED
. STORE
A FRESH SUPPLY OF
Bulk Garden Seeds Just In
Sweet Peas, Nasturtiums, Lawn Seed.   Onion Sets
and Sweet Be3rmuda Plants.
Don't wait as they will be limited on account
of freezing weather in the south.
Fertilizer for lawns and nelds.
Alfalfa Seed, Sweet Clover, Timothy Seed.
Inoculation for clovers, Soy Beans, Peas, etc.
PHONE 47 SALINE