1940-07-04; Saline Observer

              1
Volume 59
SALINE,   WASHTENAW   COUNTY, 3M3CHIGAN,  THURSDAY,   JULY  4,   1940
NUMBER  4.0:\
Independence Day
Annually Reminds us of the sacrifices iour forefathers made to gain
us this great Freedom we enjoy.
Let it also remind you that—
Financial Freedom in your later
years entails some sacrifice now.
Every dollar you "can best spare
should be working for your future.
Saline Plays Next
Three Games Here
BELLEVILLE    GAME   SUNDAY
TO    BE    RED-LETTER
EVE3NT
Saiii
me -savings
The One Story Bank On the Corner
SALINE  THEATRE
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Gloria Jean, V. Wiedler and Beulah Bondie in
THE UNDERPU?
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
DEANNA DURBIN in
IT'S A DATE
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
MERCHANTS'   3NIG3HTS
Robert Cummings and Laraine Day in
And One Was Beautiful
MAY ROBSON in
Granny Get Your Gun
The country g3entlemen of the
Saline baseball nine are preparing themselves for an invasion
of the Allied forces of Redford,
Belleville and Linderman- who
will attack the Saline stronghold
during the next two weeks and
try to break their winning
streak and knock them out of
the top position in the tri-county
league.
Redford will be the invader on
the 4th, Belleville will wind up
Saline's home stand on the 14th.
Of these, the Belleville team
is expected to be the toughest
to overcome as they are resting
in second place and have a
chance this week of taking over
first, providing Redford and
themselves are able to take Saline into camp and break up
their winning streak which has
been stretched to seven s games:
this  season. I
Belleville has won five and lost
one so far—the one going to
Saline the first part of the sea- -,
son 5 to 1. Belleville was crippled somewhat in that first
game as they were without the
services of two of their star
players.
Owen Hoeft will take over
the pitching duties in the Belleville game and Harvey 3Frey will The Federated church was the
carry the burden in the Redford scene of a lovely wedding
game. Thursday   at   four   o'clock   when
 . 3Miss     Mildred     Elsbeth     Nissly
lYTii<air»9l   Pir>-hiv*-*c   fin daughter   of   the   late   Mr.    and
iviusicai rictmes un ^  Walter Nisslyj became ^
Week S    Theatre   Bill | bride   of   Rollin  Hughes,   son   of
  ! Mrs.  Lloyd Hughes   of  Ypsilanti.
This   week   the   Saline  Theatre!_ Preceding   the    ceremony   Mrs.
JULY 4TH
• Americans this year more
than ever are aware of the
blessings of freedom and democracy. Fourth  of July cele
brations will remind us of the
opportunities and privileges
which only America offers
today.
Merchants To Hold
Contest In Observer
Choice started pullets for sale.
Saline Hatchery.
Rubber stamp pads  on sale at
The Observer office.
Clarence
Phone   152.
Cook,
Auctioneer.*
TWO   D03LLAES   IN   CASH   TO
BE    GIVEN   AWAY   3IN
PRIZES    WEEKLY
All  kinds of  printing done   at
the Saline Observer office.
For   expert  radio   service,   see
Kelly,  211 So. Ann Arbor St,
Hughes-Nissly
Vows Spoken
Finkbeiner-Hertler
Wedding Held Tues.
■ The home of Mr. and Mrs.
Christian Finkbeiner of Clinton
road was the scene of a pretty
home wedding last Wednesday
afternoon when their daughter,
Dorothy, 3E5velyn, became tlie
bride of Clarence Hertler, son of
3Mrs. Johanna Hertler, at three
o'clock.
Rev. William Breitenbach of
Detroit performed  the   impressive
Work     Shoes
Beginning next  week  and  con-      Wolverine
tinuing for four weeks' The  Ob-  parsons'.
server   will   conduct   a  misspelled "   	
word   contest.  A  special   depart-      old    and    new   floors    sanded,
ment  of   ads will appear  on  the  Andrew   Hartman,   phone  114-F2.
back   age   Among these  will  be 	
found misspelled words. The Ob-! For Sale, Library table, daven-
server will payf a first prize of:port ana chair. A. L. Brooks,
$1.25 for the first complete and 5551 waterwor3ks road. 40-ltp
correct list' of misspelled words j For Sale Cheap. Everhot elec-
mailed or brought into the Ob-! tri cooker, two floor lamps. G. L.
server office. None will be ac- j parsons,
cepted after the Tuesday following publication. For the second
correct list received or the nearest correct The Observer -will
pay a second prize of 75 cents.
This contest is open to anyone
except employees of The Observer Watch next week's issue for
the   contest
Saline  General   Hospital
3Mrs. Edwin Kuebler and infant
son   returned  home Saturday.
Miss Phoebe Minzeyis improving nicely and now walks quite
well.
Herschel Harris of East Henry
street had his tonsils and adenoids   removed  Saturday.
Mary Wahl, daughter of Mr,
and Mrs. Jacob Wahl, had her
tonsils and adenoids removed
Friday.
Cecil Oliver Jr.,, Mrs. Oliver
and Sam Gray, accident victims
of a couple of weeks ago, are
all improving  nicely.
CABD   OF   THANKS
double ring ceremony. 3Mrs. Reuben Finkbeiner, aunt of the
bride,  played the wedding march
vt am deeply grateful for the
many acts of kindness shown
me during my illness, to Rotarians    Alwin    Burkhardt   and   Al-
will bring to the screen two mus- : Edward Murphy played an organ
ical pictures with two fine recital and Miss Katherine
child singing stars, Gloria Jean-Briggs sang "Because", "At
and Deanna Durbin. ! Dawning"     and     "I    Love     You
One of the 'Year's longest and Truly." To the strains of the
strongest motion picture casts Mendelssohn wedding march thej ™utj. J*"^" !rue w*fuul"S marcn ^ Grogs for blood furnished
will bring a refreshing assortment bride came down the aisle onj as the bridal party descended fQr transfusi0ns, for the beauti-
of music, comedy and drama to- the arm of her uncle, 3Fred Niss-: "ie sLairs an took their places £ul flowers and cardS) to Mrs
morrow when the widely herald- ly, who gave her in marriage.; beiOre an arch of roses 3Miss UclBem. and her fine corps 01
ed "The Underpup" begins its Before the altar banked with' Hilda Hertler and Mrs. Leland nurses |or tte spiendid care giv-
local engagement. pink   and   white   peonies,    roses, ■ picks, sisters of the _ groom, sang en  me while in  the   n0Spital.
Introducing   the   eleven-year-old   Canterbury bells and syringa   the.   I  Love   You   Truly." !3jm    R    Wilson.
singing    and    acting-   newcomer,   bridal party took their  places  as'     The bride wore a white chiffon 	
Gloria    Jean,    and    also    starring  Rev. Roy Miller read the service,   dress   with   insets   of   lace,   long
the    romantic    team    of    Robert   Miss   Jean   Parsons, niece  of the  sleeves,   a   high   neckline   and   a Gl'OSS   ShOWS   Home
Cummines   and   Nan   Grey,   the bride, was maid of honor. Robert  long   train.   A wreath  of   orange                   MnviPS  At Rotai'V
new film boasts  top talent in all  Nissly,   son  of Mr.   and Mrs.  Ar-; blossoms  held  her finger tip v.eil.,                   itau v aco zxt  aw^c-^j
branches of production. , thur    Nissly    of    Ypsilanti,    was   Sw carried  a  a  shower  bouquet 	
Heralded   as   Deanna   Durbin's   Xitag     bearer.      Joyce      Hughes,   of   white   roses   and   sweet   peas INSTALLATION   OF   OFFICERS
most colorful motion picture, "It's   daughter   of   Mr.   and  Mrs.   Rus-   centered    with    blue     forget-me-3 FOB    ENSUING   YEAB
a    Date,"    which    has    its   back-   sell Hughes   of   Bridgewater,  and nots.     She    wore    a    strand    of TAKES   PLACE
ground in Hawaii, will open Sun- niece   of  the   groom,  was flower  pearls,   the   gift   of   the   groom, 3 	
day. girl. land    carried   her   mother's    lace, was   tne   center
Marking another important for-      Arthur     Nissly,      the     bride's  handkerchief. ;       attraction  at  the Rotary club
ward step in the  development of  uncle,   was    best    man.    Richard      Miss   Lucille   Finkbeiner,   sister J"-      Thursday   when   he   showed
the star into more mature roles,, Eckert and Arnold Brown of Yp-  of the bride, and Miss Katherine ■" ■ ■
Deanna's   seventh   film   finds   her; silanti, Gene  Gillespie of Muske-  Burg,   were   •bridesmaids.
Ford Pickup, 1936. Good condition. Only $195.00 Wiedman Auto
Company,   Saline
For Sale—Purebrad Shorthorn
bull, ready for service. Charles
3Lambarth.   Phone   149-F13       2tp
Face brick—several thousand
on hand. Big saving. Wiedman
Auto   Company,  Saline.
W. E. Dietiker, license! em.
balmer and undertaker. Phone
175-F2.
Many peonies are in fu'l bloont
Make selections now f..r Fall
planting.     A.   S.   HalL
Merchants' night show tickets
given with every dollar paid on
subscriptions     to  The    Observer.
Heating and sheet metal work,
furnace cleaning and repairing.
R. G.  Wahl,  phone 160.
For Rent—A small house, one
and a half miles from Saline on
Ann Arbor road. Wired for lights,
flowing well .near door. A. S. 3Hall
TIRE ' SALE —5.00-17—57.00
with your old tire. 6.00-16—$7.25
with old tire. Hoeft Service Station-Phone   132 39-t-4
CHEAP transportation; Mar-
mon 8 sedan about 9 years old.
Fair condition. Call at Observer
office.
For your next tractor, Avery
Ro Trac. See one, try one. All
Avery machinery sold by Albert
Graf.
For Sale  —   Registered Duroc
International      F-312      Tractor.
Overhauled.      $395.00      Wiedman
Auto   Company,   Saline.
Cash paid for dead or useless
stock. $1 far horses and cows.
Telephone collect, Tecumseh 350.
C. R. Frost, licensee for Darling
and Co.
Bake Sale—in Old post-office
building, Saturday, July 13, sponsored by the 'Get Acquainted'
class   of  the  Methodist   church.
40-2tp
r™,.,, some    of    the    moving    pictures
lney that  he   has  been   taking.     The
surrounded by a stellar cast. Kay gon Heights, and Robert Par- wore matching costumes of sky. _rosn.am of home-movies proved
3Francis and Walter Pidgeon! sons of Saline were ushers. I blue chiffon with pink bows in,' ^.J^ interesting and were enjoy-
share major  honors. |    The bride was lovely in a floor, their   hair   and   carried   bouquets]   - £    all   Qne of the scenes was
The   week's   Merchants   nights j length  gown of  white  silk  mar- j of   pink   roses   and   sweet   peas.; of    |he   * spool's    "swing     out"
will be on Tuesday and Wednes- J quisette   over taffeta  with  Alen- (They    each   wore   single    strand whicn   took  place   a   few   weeks
FOB  SALE
193S Ford Fordor, very clean
low  milage—only   $395.
1939 Chevrolet Deluxe sedan,
exceptionally clean, down payment—$195.
1937 Chevrolet Deluxe Fordor
Sedan, finished like new, down
payment—$135.
Wiedman   Auto   Co.—Saline
Eyes examined and best glass-*
es made at lowest prices. Dr. Lit'
O. Gibson, Oculist, Packard atf
Hill,  Ann  Ai<bor.
Special Mon. and Tues.-—Soap*
less Oil Shampoo and Wave, 65c.
Manicure, 40c. Only until 6:00.
Helens   Beauty   Shop.
Especially   equipped   to   repaii;
auto  parts  and farm macihinery
Welding   of    all    kinds.   Brooks
Brothers   will   fix   it,   if   anyone
can.    Phone  101.
.Dead-Useless   Stock Wanted
Best   prices   paid  and   prompt
service,   including   Sundays,    call
Adrian    484,    reversing    charges.
Adrian   Tankage   Company.
BUY  NOW  !   !
1939 Chevrolet  Sedan
1935   Chevrolet   Coach.
1937 Ford  Pick-Up  Rack
COOK    MOTOR     SALES
Authorized Chevrolet Dealers
Since  1915
SEE THE 3NEW SAMPLES' OF
Rausers's linoleum on display at
Gross Hardware store Albert
Rauser has a large asso t*r.ent of
all kinds of floor cc-» tt-gs to
choose from at lowest pr "s. We
pay toll on Saline calls. We now
sell the famous * Hoover vacuum
sweeper, both new and used. 118
N.   Fourth   Ave.,   Ann  Arbor.
L^
Oui*   iVc*^hJioi«i    S^M
^-SMABT 6181. SHOPPING^
HEBE/ WHEN I WAS FIRST
MARRIED I WASTED HOKEi
me RUNNING AROUND,
HUNTING BARGAINS —
WT I FINALLY LEARNED
THAT!SAVED TIME AND
MONET. SHOPPMG HERE-j
THAT'S VHATi
ON GETTING FULL § fit FOUND.' I
VALUE FOR EVERY 1 AND THEt
NICKEL HERE/jijfp HAVE.THE
^NICEST FRUITS''
iNDVEGEUBLESj
/
You'll Be Pleased
With One of Our Own
lome Smoked Hams
That    Beal    Tempting   Flavor
Hits The Spot!
3ExcelIent   for   3Picnic   Lunch
Whole - Half - Sliced
?course ***Is rtferH**i
FRESHLY   DRESSED
SPRINGERS - FOWL
MEAT LOAVES
For That Picnic Lunch
Ground to Order
day. A double feature program
will be presented these nights.
"Granny Get Your Gun," whicb
is one of the features, is a film
that gives full sway to a character who has long been rated
tons in her field of movie going
audiences—that sprightly May
Robson.
"And One Was Beautiful,"
starring Robert Cummings and
3Laraine Day takes up the other
half of the program.
G. Uphaus  Garage
Sold To Pete Graf
con lace  insets,  made  with high pearl   necklaces,   gifts   from   the ago" He   also   showed a  reel   of
neck   and   long   full   sleeves .and bride. 'pictures   which   he  took  .back   in
she wore a white  halo hat.   She.'    The   junior   maids   were   Lois Jg32
carried an  arm bouquet of white| Finkbeiner,   niece    of    the    bride,!    "During   the   meeting   the   offi-
roses   and lilies   with  an   orchid and   Maxine   Hertler,    cousin    of, cers   for  the   ensuing year  were
center wliich was later worn for
the  corsage  on  her  going   away
costume.
Miss Jean Parsons,  the brides-
STEAKS
Sirloin - T-Bone
JULY 4TH PICNIC BASKET SPECIALS!
BeacliBaUlLakesjde   .°^Ueslu   1ft
I 4 varieties, lb., 19c
nAT1I I Lakeside Fig Bars,
BOTH I Fresh, lb., 10c
*\7c   1 Olives, Relish,  Pickles
*"^      Small  Jar, 10c
Another change has been made
in the business district of Saline with the sale of the gas
station,   battery   and    tire    shop
owned   and   operated   bv   George     .^     .^ navy blue accessories
Uphaus.     Leland     CPete) _   Graf,  g™  ™*™Zs pink and blue,
the groom. Their dresses were' installed. They are as follows*,
pink chiffon made in the same. president, Roy Miller; vice pres-
style as the bridesmaids' and.ident, Earl Dietiker; secretary,
wore blue bows in their hair. Walter Cook; treasurer, Henry
maid, wore a floor length dress.Their flowers were Johanna HilltLeutheuser; sergeant-atarms, Dr.
of   white    organjdy   embroidered roses and sweet peas. Each wore'Miller.
in blue and a leghorn hat with J a bracelet, a gift from the bride.! Fred E. Reiff of Ann Arbor
blue   flowers.   Her   flowers   were,Roland  Finlribeiner  was the   ring was     a guest.
Johanna    3Hill    roses   with    blue j bearer.   3Lorrin   Bauer    was    the j 	
ribbon streamers. Ldttle Joyce I groom's attendant and Albert^ The Eastern Star picnic which
Hughes, the flower girl, wore j Finkbeiner, a brother, ushered, .was to have been held next Sun-,
•yellow with a matching bow in a reception followed the cere-1 day has-been postponed until a
her hair. mony     and     refreshments     were! later   date   on    account   of    the
Mrs.   Luella  Parsons,   aunt   of served the 100 guests. The bride's', serious    illness    of    the    worthj
table was centered with  a three. patron.
tiered   wedding  cake.   Wliite   sat-' 	
in   streamers  were   caught   fromj      FYF^   EXAMINED'
the bride and with whom she
made her home following the
death of her parents,  wore dusty
Her corsage was pink
3Mrs. Hughes, mother of the
groom, wore powder blue with
white accessories. Her corsage
was   yellow   and   white
who has Ibeen associated with
the Wiedman Auto Company for
the past 13 years, has purchased
the busmess and will take his
n'ace with the merchants along
the famous Chicago 3Pike. '3M3r.
Graf is well and favorably
known in Saline and Vicinity and
has the good wishes of his many
friends in this venture.
Mr. Uphaus started ih business
December 1, 1922: and rented the j a'^- w~~ £.ted by Miss Dor-
place from the late J. Fred Mgy mel of Adriai, Miss Ger-
Weissinger until 1926 when he W J'Sjf of Ypsilanti, Miss
nurchased  the   site.   In   1928   he  g^taide  Deal   of Northville and
ception was held in the church
parlors which were pretty with
baskets of garden flowers. Mrs.
Roy Rogers and Mrs. Julius 3Lin-
denschmidt, cousins of the bride,
were   in   charge   of   refreshments
Keep your growing chicks
healthy by giving them a periodic flush with Vitality "Flushing
Ration. It fits into any feeding
program.     Saline  Hatchery.
FRIGIDAIRE
1940   Models   on   Display   Now
COOK   MOTOR   SALES
Authorized Dealers
1935   Chevrolet Truck
Long   wheelbase,   dual    wheels,
32x6   10-ply   rear,   stakes. .Platform   available   if   desired.
COOK   MOTOR   SALES
Authorized   Chevrolet Dealer
A Duo-Therm Hot Water Heater
will solve your hot water problem
once and for all.  You get auto- _    -    ^
matic  turn-of-the-tap  convenience fie and hills. STOP HERE "NE3XT
Wanted—People in tl*is vicinity
who have any legal priitihg required in the settlement of 'estates, etc., will confer a favor by
having it sent to this n=wspa*3er.
The rates are universn1 i-> such
matters and to have your notices
appear in this paper it is only
necessary to ask the Probate
Judge to send them to The
Saline   Observer.
YOU AUTO
WOW
Traffic accident fatalities checked off at the rate of one e.ery
16   minutes   in   1939.
Avoid accidents - be certain of
ample power to get out of the
way in time. Bank on OUR gas
for more pep - greater pickup -
and a world of power - for trafi-
plus the economy of cheap fuel j TIME - you'll like our service,
oil. Call 48 for further details. Fosdick & Ford 3Hi-Speed Statioi
Elmer Steeb's Gulf service, 121 Michigan at Harris—Pliione 44
W. Mch.  Ave. Inside Lubrication,   Car  Washin'
candelabra on either side  of  the ,
cake to the chandelier and down!    Glasses   fitted. Every   Saturday
to .  the    corners    of   the    table 2:30 to 9:30 P. M. Office in Milan
where they were fastened with
clusters of roses. Roses were used
profusely   throughout   the   house.
Following,   the   ceremony, a   re-J-jirs.  Clarence Roehm, Mrs. Lydia
built the addition. Through courtesy to his patrons and efficient
service Mr. Uphaus built up the
business to its present status.
He plans now to retire and will
be missed by his many patrons
who wish him many years of
health and happiness.
DIETIKER    FUNERAL   HOME
TO   CONTINUE    SERVICES
Funeral service and ambulance
cs.lls   will   be   continued   in   the
usual    efficient    manner    during       ,  ,.      „„„„„„„—-M
the   illness  of   Mr.   Dietiker   and a^LUu®  ^f ^TZTa
the Misses Mary Durgan and
3E3Mith Smith of Detroit, "friends
of the bride. A. lace cloth covered
the table which was centered
with a three tiered wedding cake
mounted with a miniature bride
and groom and flanked with candelabra  on either side.
Young and 3Mrs. Fred Braun assisted with refreshments, four
nieces, 3Loretta Jedele, 3Mildred
Kohler, Katherine Guenther and
Pauline  Hertuer  served.
3Mr. and 3Mrs. Hertuer left for
a trip through northern 3Michi-
gan. Upon their return they will
make their home in Bridgewater
where their home which they
purchased recently, is furnished
and   awaiting  them
For her going away suit the
bride wore Copenhagen blue with
Hotel. See Dr. Frank Gifford, To-|
ledo   Optometrist. j
OBSERVER LINERS
Classified Advertising
6c per line first insertion, 4c per
line each subsequent  insertion.
MINIMUM CHARGE, 25 CENTS
READ THE 3UNER ADS NOW
PROTECT
WHAT YOU
EE591
C&PTOCHT 1933 br
"If you want "to see ninety,
don't look for it on the speedof-
meter."
Just writing all kinds of insurance for the people of this cornr
muniy.
Lloyd E. Fairbanks
Insurance Agency
"HIGHEST PRICES paid for1
cream. Saline-3M3ilan Creamery, j
232 Macon Road, Saline.      39-8tp
MX. and Mrs Hughes left on Arbor, Detroit, Ypsilanti, Adrian,
a three week's wedding trip to Tecumseh, Bridgewater and Sa-
Canada,   Boston,   New York  and iine.
Baltimore. The bride's going Several functions have .been
away costume was a navy mesh held for the couple recently, one
net ensemble, blue and white hat, at the Polar Bear 33nn, a shower
FOR SALE
white   accessories    and    the   for-  Several good used tractors priced
S-meS from he? briS iol- -*"om $35_up, Mowers,Gram bind-
quet  for a corsage.
Guests were present from Ann
MARSHMALLOWS,     Cello Bag,
lb., 15c
Water Melons-Musk Mel«ns-Bananas*-Lemons
MtEAJS
VE6ET^BtES,
^RQ£ERtfgS«
chmift&
CftUvJtft
J>HOK|g|
the co-operation of the public will
The     bride     graduated
from
be annreciated verv much in our Forest   Park high  school,   Balti-
oe appreciated very much in our mor6) M(J^   attended  the  Univer-
efforts to carry on until health
permits Earl to return to his
duties.
Sincerely  yours,
Maxtha  Dietiker.
sitv of Maryland where she was
a "3Kappa Alpha Theta pledge,
was graduated from the "Michigan State Normal coUege where
she was a member of Theta
Notice  of Water Bills Lambda Sigma sorority. For the
I will be at the Saline Savings past three years  she has taugnt
Bank    Saturday,   July   13,   1940,  at Muskegon Heights. The groom
tp collect water dues. Tax statements   will  be  mailed later.
Frank    Camburn,    Treasurer.
Aside from the Dutch, the most
numerous foreign elements in the
Netherlands Indies are Japanese
and Germans, about 7,000 of
each.   . i .
is a graduate of' Ypsilanti high
school and Cleary College. The
couple will make their home in
Ypsilanti.
Guests at the wedding came
from Muskegon Heights, Ypsilanti, Detroit, Northville, Plymouth,
Grosse Pointe, Lansing, Adrian
and Highland  Park
ers—1 John-Deere 8-ft. • nearly
new. 1 John-Deere Hay Loader.
John-Deere tractor plow—one
bottom. Phone 33
HERMAN HEININGER
and  dance   attended "by   250.
School Meeting
Comes In Julv
The annual school meeting of
the Saline 3PubIic School, Dist No.
1 .fractional, will "be held in the
school auditorium on Monday,
July 8, at eight o'clock. At
this meeting two members will be
elected to fill the vacancies of
two expired terms. Also to consider other matters of impor
tance. Among them will be the
development of the play field recently donated to the district.
—Mrs. Anna 3Miller, See., Board
Of Education.
The ROUND OAK COMPANY
offers supervised installation of
their:
Round  Oak 3Furnaces
Round   Oak   Oil   Burners
Round    Oak    Air    Conditioners
Round Oak Stokers
Round Oak Kitchen Ranges
Piilees.   Very   reaSonalble   now
with easy terms if desired. Hundreds  of Round Oaks now "being
installed   under  this^new   Round
Oak   supervised   plan..
FREE for limited time with
an order for any Round Oak
product a beautiful * 32 piece dinner  -ware   set.
Let us estimate for you at
once—no obligation on your part
what-so-eyer. . [
Burgh Heating and Insulating Co. '
Phone 8697 Ann Arbor.
210   Kenwood   Ave. :
Good   Heating1   Since   1871
*6(LC BOOSTER *yIdles Feed Store
SOO'RB "BOULDER  RIpH*
COLE'S FEE0
STORE
IS THE BEST PLACE
FOR DEPENDABILITY
AND EXCELLENT SERVH
Switch from Larro Chick Builder to Larro Egg
Mash at 12 weeks and have a flock you may be
proud of this fall when both pullets and eggs
will be in demand. ' j
Pork may be cheap but it's all the more reasion
you should grow them quick. Try Larro Ifig
feed or Larro Concentrate with your own grain!
Binder Twine in any quantity — Eed top,
Green top and Jackson.
Salt by the lb...or truck load. j
Quality Feeders and Fountains at live a|nd
let live prices. * See us when in need.
PHONE 47 SALINE