1940-05-30; Saline Observer

              VOLUME  59
SALINE,   WASHTENAW  COU3NTY, MICHIGAN   THURSDAY,   MAY   30,   1940
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NUMBER
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To protect your valuable papers—
insurance policies, deeds, mortgages,
securities, etc,—if you have a Safety
Deposit Box in this strong bank.
Such safety contributes to your
peace of mind at all times---the rental
is very low. Ask us about it.
Saline Savings
The One Story Bank  On  the Corner
Our   JVe£<?fef»oi»s   S&<4
If WEU .AFTER AU. .
T BILL. IWT DOESN'T
HAVE TO MEAN STEAK
I^OR ROAST OR HAM.'
IS
P'course she Is referring to*
Lamb Stew,       lb., 19c§ Lamb Leg Roast, lb. 29c
FANCY   RED .
Salmon, 2 cans 49c|ChoPs of Veal, Id-> 2*^c
Chops of Pork, lb., 21cJVeaI Breast,     lb., 17c
Featuring Quaker -Peas this week, 2 cans, 27c
PICNIC SUPPLIES
Potatoe Salad, can 15c
M'mallows, lb bag, 15c
Tonight's the Night! .
To have  Old-fashioned
Strawberry   Shortcake
Made   with the   new
BISQUICK
Large Size, 31c
Our  Fresh Vegetables
and Fruits
WiU Please You
aseoau Losing
1 Hornets  Conquer
^
DundeTon Track;IfcfSOfi fft${
Saline,Independents -^ kinds of p^ting done at
'„..      ~. ,   /-, the Saline Observer office.
-   Win Second Game —
— , ,."•.-'■"-    a1    ■    1       e    C '   F°r   expert   radio   service,   see
The  Saline  track  team,    losing ; k LOllUUCl    ^GFV1C6S   Collect  xl Hits  il0JU ^e^oli* ''
I IFtlCll  but two first places, put a crimp
in   the  well-formed  plans   of   the
to
Defeat  Them   7-4
Sunday
Kelly; ■ 211 So. Ann Arbor St.
For   Sale—Weaned pigs,  113.45 -
Saline-Milan   road.
35
I2t
For  Sale—Rural Russet -f-ating
and seed potatoes. 228 Monroe1.
Wolverine
Parsons'.
Work      Shoes
I
I
Hornets  Defeat  Belleville 1 to   0 ^t^^TduafmeeHftfe  M™lal ^'   ^afle   *»   <*«""
^■^ft3*™6 ^uLnt^as^1 ^ m6et °r te\t™L™^»%.S?°01 ^e Saline  independents    won 	
tstraignt      . ;    Durillg the meet five £ield rec_ ; -«    ■•eii-im^ o oiock their second game of the current      old    and    new    floors    sanded.
Aft-^     !„=•«<--     thrPP     <-trairfi+ ords were shattered, Bamer sett-, 3  >     a     „-,„..„,      „.„.._•.,      r,^ season    Sunday   when   they   col- Andrew   Hartman,   phone  114-F2.
After     losing     three     straign. * ru.    annual     Memorial      Day iected   21   nits   to   defeat     Red-	
league   tilts,   the   local   diamond "Js  »     „", *,   . „ytvw -^l t^otir  services will be conducted at Sa- fo,.d  7   t„   A — „,   ,-„,,,        + ,   ^    ,. .
forces   swung  back  into  the win <* 59 seconds,  tweaking the mark ^ ^ ^^ ^ airection f0^Jek%J;e nev   ,pd   thp  qal}„e  fe!v   -J™   M<f*V   "?*?»£ slurls
s—        -       -        -   -       of   60   seconds   held   by   he-  and  Qf  williaim    B.    Lutz uostof  the -^h.V_    -^ ?, ?^1       ~    _??3~^?  and P311*-5 J118* in- O. L. Parsons.
S^ i£ ri?S?a£^
Moving—Local    and   long    dis-
i    une    uu   uuuui.5    uC>,».~" , .    . ^or-T, 0f r-fppt  bv : iT""13^"-*%. ^s**"***^    "■-■w'u*i's   -**■ and a triple in four times at bat.
over  the  Belleville   "Tigers,"   one ?XntoI•££    taches    ove-that' ^-^f^'  P°ft "T^-F-W,    °wen Hoeft held Redford to 5USC  tance.     Milan   Dray   Line."
of    the    better   league    basebaU,^^^0^^^0^^-.... The;observances wiU  be  hign- . --..   ...-.- ,.  --•■	
Clarence
Phone   152.
Cook,
Aueti :neer.
Radio Service,
phone   1S1-F13.
Call Art. valine
Rubber stamp pads on sale |at
The Observer office.
teams.
Saline   scored   one   run   in  the
I
first inning and as the contest; ™ark. ot £10» in the polevault,
progressed, the tally grew larger, i ^f^f ^1 °\d m,trk J*y, 10^, "
finally proving to be the decid- j MacArthur broke the hatf nute
ing factor in the locai victory, I rec0«i by four seconds, displac-
"Tony" 3Hieber, leadoff man injmS Schaefer as champion in this
the first inning, arrived at first1 department. Kroeger broke the
through an error hy the Tiger's j^0*^ jump mark-Bet by Bates
left fielder, and was moved to^^at Rock, with a leap of
second   by   a   fine   bunt   on   the.1 -.?•** .. ,     „    ,,    ...
part of Burkhardt. Ken Dechert, I *-\ ***e other events, Burkhardt
next batter, stepped into the fast fajJed to break tiie hurdle mark,
ban of Wojicki for a line drive -"-J1™***;?, timbers in 15.8 sec-
sinlgle through third faase, Hieber\°nds- Martm copped both the"!
scoring from second on the piay. | hundred and 220-yard dashes, but
This run, the only one of the I P^ed- his records by a margin
entire game, was the margin ofjm both. Miller won .the mile
Saline victory, and is one  sorely i easuy> but was off his  mark _ by
mark. "Joe   Martin   and   "Spike" jlig^d "— r^TfrSm "*^e fZ fef ^e\^Z^r^eir%onl ^ S^*'
Austm   of   Dundee   set   a   newS^S,,,    cnf^i     t77 fh*    cemeteiy stage for tneur tour
Call''  Your Eyes?   Consult the  oculist,
| Dr. Gibson, Packard at Hill, Ajin
needed for the Winning of the
Ann Arbor News' trophy, towards
which the local athletic teams
are striving.
Besides the hit of Dechert's,
the "Hornets" gathered but one
other safe blow, that being by
Hieber in the fifth. Wojicki, who
hurled    the
Belleville, pitched a masterful
game, but eight errors by his
team mates cost him the victory.
Previousy this season, he had
pitched   a   no-hit   game    against
three seconds, while MacArthur
won the shot by an easy margin.
The relay win by Dundee was
made against a slower Saline
quarter as the regular Saline
four-some was withheld due to
the size of the Saline lead.
3M3artin-  was    liigh   point   man
entire   'conteTt  "foil™****   14  P°ints,   another   record,
i while     Bamer    and     MacArthur
shared  second place  honors  with
10   points  apiece.       ,
Tennis   Team   Conquers
Lincoln   5-0
The    local    representatives    of
Saline 3High school on the tennis
high    school     to    the    ._-.., rung. For  gale   _   Registered  Duroc
where  the  services m. honor    of Memorial Day  the locals,   will boars, new pop corn.    Dan Hert-
Araencas defenders will be held j      at BeUeviUe and on  Sunday ier   &  Son,  phone   184-F21.
The   parade     will    feature     the ^     .^ j0urney to Inkster.                             !__	
^f™   iLT^L  Si TSh1 "   !    Horses-    We have several good
E hSa.and me S3lme **\       ROTARY   CLUB ^ ^*,we«
Formation   of   the. parade   will!    Ray Hardyi  auth0r and lector- nSht Wtedmm Auto Co" S31"16'
schoo^Vt^en-t^VWXr^ er>" ^ *e *^est "B**er at the!    For Rent-apartment^oi■ sum-
tion will march to  the  cemetery Rotary  club  last Thursday  noon. | mer_ months. Phone 70-F2  315 E.
where the  memorial  senvices win His' interesting  talk  was   one  to- gan avenue*	
ibe  conducted'by   the  Legion.        draw the  attention  of every pa-;    , tt,-!!    33ZTT       '..
The services will include the triotic American, his subject be-!T>rseti Ford 3faternaUonaI and
playing] of "Taps"- by a bugler,.ing "The American Way of John Deere Tractors and plows,
tiie firing    of a  salute    to    the Life". • j priced from $50.00 up.    Wiedman
country's  war   dead   by  a  firing I    He  told of this country which.Aut0   Co.,   Sahne.
squad    composed     of     ex-service j is    still   a    land    of   opportunity |    w, . -
men   and   the   decoration   of  thej and     privileges    and     how    we' ,„_ ^f.. [P*y£*g_TiyOT horses, jj>2
graives of  the  country's veterans.
Saline Theatre Offers "
Three Fine programs
Patrons of Saline theatre will
see some extra1 fine entertainment tonight, 3Friday and Saturday, when two good pictures
axe shown. They are "Allegheny
Uprising" and "The Farmers
Daughter."
"Allegheny Uprising," starring
John Wayne and Claire Trevor,
is  a   story   of  the   early frontier
should uphold it and do our pan:.for   c°wf"KnTeAep^oni. c<?le,^'   T^
!in  keiptog  it so. ^      -S^rw *Gr?- ^^ llCeDSee
Guests   at   the   meeting     were:for Darlmg & Co.
Sence^^evo^ogdrS: e«-el,      Concrete,      Driveway,
ffiL"^ R- wmiams of ^ti^Ti^
•S°?e  vS!7 be no  meeting this . Giesoa'   313   E.   flHch,  ph.   40-F2.
week due  to  the holiday. {    W1,     OATT!l    CHEAp     3weU
Alumni Banquet To
Be Held  June  7 Parsons.
|    FOR     SALE
] tireless  cooker,   lEJverhot    electric
j cooker,   two   floor   lamps.   G.   L.
Lincoln fi Saline m-^h school" on""the tennis      "Allegheny   Uprising,"   starring|    June   7th3  will  ibe  a  red  letter j ,.„,„   ,,   I^IGIDAIRE
wSfdiafory   °5t-^L     hono°s'cS Tound" tte   ^is^Utters"  John   Wayife   and  Claire  Trevor.jday for all old gmds for that is 194°co^k  ^OTOR's^^
Wojicki      for      pitching     honors          r^an   to   their   liking   last  is  a   story   of  the   early frontier the    date    set    for    the    annuals CO»   „.M.    5®   S,A-LES
comes   "Lefty"  Bredernitz.Saline .^jn^1 ^ey  Wept  though i davs    in   Pennsylvania   and   tens'Alumni   banquet   of  Saline     high' Authonzed  Dealers
rWM    »nWwell   scXred   to  S Ave  'stoaight   matches * with   the jof "the   first   American   rebellion. schooi
™^fW^^^o5w^-^: Lincoln  lads.  The "Hornets"  lost! Martha   Raye   and  Charles   Rug-.    Now
Arbor.
Heating and sheet- metal work,
furnace cleaning and repairing.
R. G.  Wahl,  phone 160.
3ERIG3TOAIR3E 4
We   have  a   few   1939  models   v*
at reduced  prices.
COOK    MOTOR    SALES
Authorized  Bealers
We handle all leading makes of
Brooders and Poultry Supplies.
Also BROODER HOUSES. Sea
us today for your needs. Saline
Hatchery.
Especially   equipped   to   repair
auto parts  and farm, machinery
Welding    of    all    Irinds.    Brooks
Brothers   will   fix   it,   if   anyone,
can.    Phone  101.
Dead-Useless   Stock Wanted
Horses ?3, cows S2. For prompt
service, including Sundays, call
Adrian 484, reversing chargjes.
Adrian   Tankage   Company.
There   is   still   time    to   start
White   3Leghorn   chicks   for   fall ■,
layere.     We    will    hatch    twic
weeWy    through    May.   Cocked
chicks §2.00 per 100.    We hand3-
brooders,   poultry  equipment  an
Dr.  SalsWry's Remedies.    Morfcc
Now  is  the  time to plan  your
-qt} the finest srame of his career . ^—.4,4444.4.  ^UUu.   .....v.    ...tv... *.*....     -luUU f.......~—..   —w -       —- -        „        ^.v,.   A^   ^..^   w^uv  ..._•   )^^<a^j.  j.%#ui   . . —    —    — :
Bredernitz  also  struck  out seven but   one   set   in   tlie    encounter, j gles supply loads, of laughter  hi class   reunions    Invitations    have "°^ew°rfe„ m    m0Qern    country!
Ibatsmen,    and    showed    excellent Ulat    coming     in     the     opening j "The   Farmer's   Daughter."
WHITE  WOMAN   wanted    for jg^ ^^  Saltae Phaw  ^
been sent out so buy your ticket ^me"a/°^ *d^J?adJ ^3°.3?; i     SEE
Thurs., Fri. and Sat., May 30, 31 and June 1
John Wayne-   Claire  Trevor in:  M.   3Raye,   C.  Riifgles  in the
Allefiffae&y Uprising Farmer's Daughter
,1 ' . . _    --
Surs„ mon. a«d Tues., June 2, 3 and 4
C03NT3ESTf0US JMATENBaB   SUNDAY
SPENCER. TRACY in
Northwest Passage
Wednesday and Thursday; June 5 and 6
GERALDINE FITZGERALD in
A Child Is Bore
T3HE 3NEW SAS3T
Oil    <".
 Gross    Hardware    store
Crushed   stone   makes   a   won. iE&user has a large asso-
...                      ,doubles  match                                      I    Affording   Spencer   Tracy   and early  and help those  making  the >"^i %77Lt77'         SS   bt"' pnone |Rausers's linoleum
form,    espemally    mth    men    on ^b ^  ma                             de_, Walter  Brennan roles  which are arrangements* 1163'  Y^Sil&ntl
S  ^-twn                                     throned Ma^Tn'oison as number 3believed to be more colorful than     It was   decided   at  last   year's
shaky hitnerto                                                  singles    artist    disoosed   of  those    which    have    twice    won banquet    to     make    a    separate ^^"tr"""   "+2^   *"°"""   °:   wu"_' all   kinds   of   floor   cov<*
The entire  Salme team  showed one    smte    ™    d^spo^ed^ ot              Aeademv   Awards>   and   A. ^       for   tte   dance   to %lXov. ^rfully*       attractive       driveway.;                          at lo^st pr
up  better than  ever  before   but J» ^^ extended ^vta evating    Robert    Young   to    the and dance tickets are feeing sold ^;5"   Pa ^J™**  lT   v^Uipav toll on Saline calls.
hardtr^Tm! fi°nfe wo'rk of ffit Slson'and"Willard la-^antoS threshold    of „ stardom,     "North- acC0rdmgly,     Miss   Helen W ^ Va^Siesof %ne"o^"     ^  ^   ^  *~  ~™
hardt and tlie tine work ot Hie                                          manner    aUwest   Passage"   opens   Sunday.      bruster  has charge of tlie ticket -v au^iebo.i,   p.ione  _u-jj^.
ber at the hot corner were par- won   *** J£   safent   tait   thr-ee!    Filmed  entirely  in - Technicolor, saies.
ticularly outstanding, 3Hieber stole three    ™f™eS    *f*nJ>U\G ^ i the picture  is the result  of  two      The- -dance is  open to  all who"     ^ ^r?1*    l
tlie   show    in   the    sixth    ummg sets,     Saline    gathering    db  _ ,et. f    __.._Ji.1   „,„„„,„„    n^„    nh.     ,o  ^tOTPotofl   iT,  %-y,^  „M   aT,ri truck.  Several good
opening set-by a four point mai'-ff^^^^i1^^^^1    *t 1915 And- 19A0: '^rs*,.Marry   Gil-  bottom. Herman Heimnger, ph. 33 |S^tag.it 'sent to^tiiis " y
a fly by
V it".*  =,™m'oWOC!. tt   t?   -H-  °ln""biit"werercareless""iii "the!venture    drama,   the   studio   sent mail  MacLachlan  of  the  cfass of „.„^3Z	
SaHne-       1 o'o 0  0 0 f 2 1 1 second   set    bLraefeate"   4 6 jthe   entire   troupe   to   Idaho   for 1815  mll  act  M   toastmaster.   or **£*&* ^^^
|e eville-0   0 0  0   0  0 0  3  0 8 The   lads   retaliated   by" winntig N   weekson  location.     It   added shall  we   say( ringmaster, ajt the For  Friday and   Saturday
ThrbatterL:    Salme-Vreder^;the    final    set   6-2.   Uphaus   andU /ew   eai'ly. story   sequences   at ,Mg    jrcus ^ " a^J Snd   I l^—
nitz   and   Burkhardt.   Belleville-3 Bredernitz easily won their match the   stadia      „ ,;    Other   classes   will   ^   repre, ^e^ any kmd, 2 doz	
Woiicki   and VanBuhler *ny   taking   a   decision   over   the      p*-1131^,?,     F1^131*1.   - wll0?e sented on the program as the old "f\y^%77%77''777	
wojicki  ana   vanijumer. ! nurabeV one Lincoln pair -unforgettable     performances     in troupers    return    to    meet    old stnzel Coffee Cake,  each
S OF
lay  at
Albert
--•it of
-:*5   to
-. We
'   r.pw
sell   tlie famous  Hoovei   - •: cuum
sweeper, both new and - *"-1. il8
For    Sale—liJ,    ton    Chevrolet 'N"   Fourfc"   Ave.,   Ann .Arbor. : -
i    Wanted-^-People in this vicinity
j who have   any legal  pr: *t:ng  required- in   the   settleme--'-, cf   es-
ROMU3LUS   IS   VICTOR j    The   summaries;
IN   WILD   3FRATI    1-     Singles—Winkle     (S)     def.
One   of   the  finest showings  oflMuslof    (L>-—6-0,   6-2.
the   current   season    was    made j    2.    Singles—.Hartman   (S)   def.
last Wednesday by the local base- j Armbruster   (L)   6-1,   6-1.
ball   team,   when   it  ran   against:     3. .   Singles—Olson      (S)      def.
the   hottest   team "i in" the Huron |Hopps   (3L)   6-0,. 6-1.
League,    namely,     the    Romulus I    1.  Doubles—Gramer .&   Rogers
"Eagles."   The  Saline nine played,def.  Wany-and   Smalley  6-2,   4-6,
fine ball throughout, and showed 6-2.
new life   in   many respects. .  j    2.  Doubles—Uphaus   and   Bred-
Saline     gathered     more     hits, i ernitz def.  Saultz and Harris  (L)
had   more  fire,   and  made   fewer! 6-3,   6-2.
errors   than  it has   had   in   any i Total points—Saline 5, Lincoln 0.
previous  contest, and, despite the
injury of Wes Steiner, who was
painfully injured in the fourth
inning by the recurrence. of an
old injury, made a fine showing.
The aggressiveness and will to
win was very prominent, and
the lads threw a great scare into  the unbeaten Romulus  aggre-
PROGNOSTICATIONS
Mayhap my selection * went
amiss on the Belleville baseball
game tout the reversal form sho w-
ed in last week's two games, welcome as it was, surely fooled all
of the downtown .guessers, includ-
gation ere the tilt was ended. | f*g 70urs truly- The track and
The locals hopped to a five run teimf   predictions   came   out   al-
lead   in   the   ftart   two   innings, '*«•■*-   «»•£ .so-did   the  Romulus
while      the       erstwhile      league" baseball tilt. The week's average
champs   were~~ gathering   on  hits
and no runs. A screaming triple
to right by Steiner, followed by
a single Iby Bur3khardt, sent the
lads on their way, and hastened
the "Eagles" star hurler, one Mr.
Mach,   to  the showers.
is  consequently the same as  the
school's,  namely,   .750.     *
This week finds the netters tying up with the Dundee "Vikings" in a league fray, which,
■while it may be seriously threatening to Dundee,  should find the
SALINE   BAEEBT/
. 7c
25c
,12e
12c
previous    pictures    have   brought friends  and   to   welcome' the class
her   to   stardom   in   "A   Child   is j 0f   1940.   Most  of  the   circus  at-;      _      _ "        y~~7~.      TT    .
Bom,"   coming  Wednesday. tractions  will   ibe   there "in   some A  Duo-Therm Hot Water Heater
Iform   or   other   including  merry- ^1 s?1^ your hot water problem
; go-rounds and  pink lemonade,  so  onc,e a?d for all.   You get  auto-
„   ,  , ,, „ if vou eniov  a  circus   buv vour matlc  tum-of-the-tap  convenience
Hatches   Many   EggS j?ckeTnTwy Remember,   tSLIare P1?3   £e   ^^f «*<*** ,^*
oil.     Call   48  fori^further   details.
Sportsmens League
The Tri-County Sportsmen's
League has 1800 pheasant eggs
now in their hatchery plus 200
eggs set by members. They gave
the 3Lenawee county club 500
eggs. At the  age of eight weeks
^f*^ tte CirCUS eXC6pt re" Sme^ee^sICS3
served  ones.
■ W. Mich.  Ave.
service,   121
Saline   General   Hospital
—■riner.
The rates are universe -. such
matters and to have ye*-" ~> tiHs
appear in this paper it ir, only
necessary to ask the Probate
Judge to send them to The
Saline   Observer.
yOUAUTO
i\mw
Traffic accident fata!io?ii caejHi-
ed off at the rate of cue. every
16   minutes   in   1939.
Avoid accidents - be  certain of
T03MATO      PLA3NTS,     Georgia j ample  power  to   get out  of    the
Bruce   Arend   -was   brought   in  certified,   and   Rutgers,   1.25   per \ way in time. Bank on OUR    gas
Sunday   aftemon   with   a (broken  1000.   5,000,   $1.10  per   1000;   10.-; for  more pep - greater  pickup  -
the   oheasants ~ are   released   in I arm. .000 up at $1 per 1000.  Californ- j and a world of power - for tra*-
Washtenaw   Lenawee and Monroe'*   'mss    Shirley   Rogers    returned'ia   Wonder   Pepper   $2   per   1000.1 fie and hills. STOP 3HERE .NEXT
counties      ' inome  3M3onday   after a  successful  Send   part  payment   by   M.O.   or' TIME - you'll like our service.;
The'pheasant  rearing pens   are j appendectomy. cashier's   cheek   with   order.   Bal- 1 Fosdick & Ford ffi-Speed Statioi*-.
located  four   and   one   half  miles j  : - ance    C.O.D.    Prompt   shipments.     Michigan  at  Harris—Phone 44
south'of MUan on US-23 at  the      Sheldon Rogers spent the week Osteen Plant Co.,  Pembroke,  Ga. inside Lubrication,   Car   Wasltai.
John Michelson farm.   The breed-;end «  Cleveland. j
OBSERVER LINERS
Soy  beans for  seed and  inoculation.  Saline  Mercantile   Co.
The Blitzkreig of the Romulus! latter lads winning. The local
nine came in the third and:netters have done a lot better
fourth frames, aiid at the endj1-11*"1 expected this year, and the
of inning four, the home team experience of Dundee should be
liad a nine  to  five  margin. \f   uttle  too  much   to   ask   them
In   the   first   of  the  fifth,  the,to^vev-omr- .  „,-
local attack once more function-! The track season winds up on
ed with a barrage of hits driv-j Friday with the annual Huron
ing in five more tallies, and driv-1 League Meet taking place on the
ing another hurler to the sooth-3 oval at 3MUan. Saline, with an
irjg warmth   of  the   showers.
3En the last two frames, however, the Romulus nine scored
six runs to- extend the lead to
fifteen to ten in their favor. This
culminated  the  scoring.
Each team used three hurlers,
with varying success. The third
Saline moundsman was Bill 13a.-
gans, who returned to the wars
after an absence extending since
the opener with Clinton some
six weeks  ago.
Dean Burlthardt, stocky catchier, took bating honors with two
3hits in three trips to the plate.
Other members of the local teaim
also took advantage of the opportunity to fatten their depleted
batting averages by ibelting the
apple.
The   summaries:
3Inning: H   R  E
Saline— 4 10 0 5 0 0 9 10 4
Romulus—O^O 7 2 3 3 x 13 15 9
Batteries: Saline — Bredernitz,
Weed,   3Hagans,  Burkhardt. j
Romulus—Mach, De3M3ara, Bader,
Tobacco.
ing stock consists of 70 hens andi „„yy ZZZTT^ZZJ. 	
25  cock pheasants. The Tri-Coun- j PAY   YOUR   CEMETERY  DUES
ty Sportsmen's League, has;
hatched a total of 9,000 this
season. The League meetings are
open to the pulblie and are of
much interest to those having
a yen for hunting, fishing and
kindred sports. The membership
fee is nominal. Colored reels of
pictures from the Conservation, FOR SALE—pedigreed Saint
department are available for the | Berna-rtf puppies. 232 Macon Rd.
meetings. The public is invited
to visit the . pheasant farm and
become . better acquainted with
this project. Individuals may secure eggs for hatching if de-
desired   at  the  hatchery.
exceptionally strong team, despite
a first year handicap in inexperience, should make things
j-quite hot for several of the
'teams ere hostilities cease. The
logical choice would be to put
the Hornets securely in fifth
place behind Romulus, Lincoln,
Belleville, and Roosevelt, but I
feel secure in picMng the proteges of Coa;ch "3Puffy Gross to
take third behind the Belleville
and Roosevelt aggregations
Belleville is slated for first place,
just as certainly as if the Tigers
were  running against the   Saline
freshmen,    Roosevelt    is    pretty     Everybody   fears   somebody  or
well       set      in      second,       but j something. For we are creatures
BENTON   4-H   CLUB
The organization meeting of
the Benton 4-H canning club
was held at John Wiedmayer's
3May 27, the parents of our leader, Mrs. Florence Sheehan. The
officers were elected as follows:
President, Ethel Spike;
president, 3Doris Rule; secretary,
Alice Klein; treasurer, Dorothy
g3ohler: reporter, Edna Otto. Our
other member is Anna lOein, who
was elected as our representative to . the 4-H Council in Aim
Arbor. Dorothy Kohler was elected as second representative. The
next meeting will be June 19 at
the home of Alice and Anna
Klein.
For Sale—12 pigs 8 wee3ks old.
Frank   Tucker,   Saline 36
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companionship and time. Some
people inherit money; others
win the Irish Sweepstakes. Ordinary life insurance gua; tnt'<>s
a degree of certain independence
few men can accumulate in a.iy
other  way.
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WAR   CLAUSE.
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Ins. Agency
For  Sale—McKray   refrigerator" |
217   East  Henry  street.
FOR SALE—1938 Ford Tudor.
Good, clean car/ Only $375. Wiedman Auto  Co.
W.   E.   Dietiker,   licensed   em-
vice jbalmer   and   undertaker.     Phone
175-3F2.
EYES EXAMINED!
Glasses  fitted. Every   Saturday
2:30 to 9:30 P. M. Office in 3Milan
.Hotel. See Dr. Frank Gifford, To-
' ledo   Optometrist.  .
pretty well set in second, but
from there on the figiuring gets
close. It is a safe bet if one
doesn't like risks, to place Saline
in the first division, but I feel
that the potential power of the
local lads, that has not tieen un- |
leashed, will give them third
place.
The baseball season, • as far as
the league is concerned, is over,
with a final game scheduled for
yesterday with Manchester, it the
local nine keeps its drive and
improved hitting, only darkness
can end the tilt. The game was
the last game of the season, and
was played at the local park.
of fear; Too "often wc meekly
bow to it, and its twin, worry,
when we should be fighting it.
And. this despite the fact that
if we do fight, we invariably find
the fear to be greater than the
danger.—Gria,
PAY   C3EMETARY   DUES   NOW
Pay your cemetery dues now.
3Do not wait until your lot may
be needed. You might be taken
first and your family might be
left to take care of your neglect.
Do not put this additional care
upon them. All dues must he
paid ^before burials are made.
For Sate—Four burial cemetery lot. Next to drive. William
Wesphal. 35
For Sate—Dodge Pic3kup like
new. Only 4500 miles. Wiedman
Auto   Company,  Saline.
HIGHEST CASH price paid
for cream. Saline-Milan" Creamery, Macon Road.
For your next tractor, Avery
Ro Trac. See one, try one. All
Avery .machinery sold by Albert
Graf.
1935   Chevrolet Truck
Long   wheelbase,   dual * wheels,
32x6   10-ply   rear,   stakes.   Platform  available  if   desired.
COOK   MOTOR   SALES
Authorized  Chevrolet "Dealer
'BdiepOSTER'^Coles feed |iofe
f.
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.THE GIRL FOR LIKING
A BOY WHO CAM
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1935  Chevrolet Coach
Black    Duco    finish,     excellent
tires,   " smooth    running     motor. 3
Save on gas and oil. J
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Authorized  Chevolet Dealers
SEED CORN
Pickett   Yellow   Deni3^*-Pride   of   the   North;!
Learning for insilage- and Hybrid. ;
Lawn aiid Garden Fertilizer. j
Cabbage, Tomato and Pepper Plants.
Plants for Decoration Day,-Porch Boxes,-etc.
Soy Beans and Inoculation.
Poultry Feeders and Fountains..... ...*• -i
Good heavy bam brooms.
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