1940-07-18; Saline Observer

              OBSER
VOLUME  59
SALINE,   WASHTENAW   COUNTY,-MICHIGAN, THURSDAY,  JULY 18,  19'4C
NUMBER   42
I Pay By Check
( When you write "pay to the order of
-" you are the commanding officer
of this entire banking institution.
We respond to your command with
a friendly service and give your two
things you can't afford to be without.
1. A RECEIPT—Evidence you paid
the bill and the date you paid it. You
know it was paid and you can prove
it.
2. A RECORD—Your checks and our
statements give you a record of your
expenditures. You know where your
money went.
I
Milton "Cappy" Gross
!     Tells Of The C. C. C.
Youth Are So Well Trained Employers Seem to Give Them
Preference Over Others.
Annual School Report Those M^ed ^independents Lose
  r !    The ink was hardly dry on-the5
sS sK'^1'sffltj'ter-rt^'Sw;^bar Second Game
urn  July   8,   1940.   The   meetmg f containing   them, - Inkster   Wins   6-5  Decision   Over      _.   .    .   m7~~~,
was called  to  order by the pres-  ™   ^f ■_^_fe-^_?_S    more-1      ^cals  Sunday;  Next Hay At  last  Thursday's  meeting  of
^n^^i Xd ****** f^ty replies had .been sent| Detroit Olympics. ..the Rotary Club members had the
utes of last annual meeting read _£-ke a long stow short,*   'pleasure   of   listening* to   one   of
^ for^i  sec^etaw  anltreS Mrs*   Samuel Lambarth  captured ■    The   town   team,   running  into Saline*s young Milton .<c
ed  tor  the  secretary  and  treas- t,--*™- nf "51 9**;  and  3Mrs   more hard luck,   dropped  a close      „   ~_„       ...     _' *
urer-s report, which was read by ^Imtt MaX 4e sfc^ond one of ^^ion   to   Inkster   on   Sunday, W    Gross'  teU of the. many ac
W. D.  Cook. Moved by Mr. *^c**, ^    " d if tilev wflf caU aT Tte the   final   score   registered   being tivities  that keep the young  mer,
Arthur   and    supported   by   Mr-' observer   office    Saturday   after-.&*.   It was   the   second  loss   of of the CCC busy and contented.
Wheeler   that   the   following   re-;^server   office^Saturday ^f ^^ .^^   ^ ^   ^ ^ ^ ^^^ ^
^ ... -*-...:   OtlH TTTOO Ae4n,A44A ilvir 44 nTI£4.T,4Tt        4.44 4.4..  , j_. TT_. -~.
For    Sale—8    acres   of    mixed
hay.  P.   Tucker,  ph.   188-F11 2tp
Clarence
Phone  152.
Cook,       Auctioneer.
port be  accepted.   Carried.
FINANCIAL   REPORT
Of Receipts and Disbursements
Of The Board of Education
Of Saline District No. 1 Fractional for the year ending
June   30,  1940.
G3ENERAL   3FUND
losers!
COLLINS  FAMILY REUNION
Better   luck   next   time   for   theVand   was   decided   .by   a  one-run of  the   camps in the Upper  Pe-
•margin,  as   was  the   first   defeat ninsula  and  is  attending a sum-
to.. Belleville. 3 mer course at the U. of M. That
,'The hitting1 of the country gen- he has made good  in  his chosen
tlemen  was  good,  but  the  visit- iine of work is evidenced by the
The 26th annual reunion of the ors, were   playing   deep   for   the fact that he is entering upon his
Collins  family   was   held   at  the Powerhouse    sluggers    of    Salme seventh  year in the one camp,
home   of    Mr.    and   Mrs.   John gpd the-boys were hitting  them     The  speaker stated thai about
Camburn  with   forty-five   in   at-;%-«*••?fielders where they norm-;25%  of the young men accepted
-  '    *'       i-i^. hit .past  them. |as enrollees have never gone be-
'The tilt started off with a yond the seventh or eighth -jrade
bang both teams scoring in the^ school, another °roun will be
first inning.    Inkster  garnered a. made up,  of boys who have  had
tendance from Detroit, Jones-
. ville, Adrian, Tecumseh, .Macon,
Cash Bal. on Hand June SO, 1939 ■ and Asin Arbor and Whiting,
Total   amount   on  hand I j^j
June  30,   1939..   ...    1684.73      with   Elton   osborn   acting   as\™* on a double, followed by three, 10  "to T2 "grades"   and   some Ire
Revenue   Receipts (president a business meeting was wa"«    ofE   Harvey   3Frey,   whose-    -- -    ■    '   ™   SOme are
held   and   the   following   officers, control was shaky at times.    Sa-
0 I lino   -Fr.il mire si    emr   'Kyt-    OfArHno*   "ffVin
Saline Savings
Bank
The One Story Bank On the Corner
Current   operating  tax   col- j
lections      5499.03
Cash     1102.19!
3Primary money ..:..._.-.—„  3472.00
Primary supplement    ■-. 3544.34
Equalization .;•-----'-«- -"-'—   4457.29
Tuition . received?jfrom     '
State    .:....t.y....^:^.:.....    10,466.61
Rural  agricultural   ; ..,    862.00
Special  education-   498.10
Library   (penal  fines)....        28.95
Tuition   • received ■ from    other
sources:
3Elementary  (Kr8)         180.00
High school   (9-12)           871.40
Delinquent tuition received
during  1939-40   school year:
Elementary   (K3-8)    160.00
Interest    167.01
Other revenue   receipts....     409.05
were   elected:
President—Miss  Grace  Burg.
Vice     President—Guy     Collins,
Secretary   and   Treasurer—Junior  Collins.
college graduates. All receive $30
per month, ?20 of which must go
to their parents and the balance
they may use as  they see fit.
The    boys   receive   training Mn
many lines of work and so well
line followed suit by getting four
runs in the opening frame. Jerry Knisel walked, Bob Girbach
got   on   on   an   error,   and were
pushed   around   by   a^ single   by jd^e^to^^-r^t^
The  1941  reunion will .be held|g*?J^^d  * do^^J™.that - many   employed   of   large
the   second  Thursday  in   August,%y^J^J?%*™*y,nS^|numbers of men  seem to  prefer
at   the   home   of   3Mr.   and   Mrs.
Russell Collins  of Macon.
Harry Parsons Has
Exciting Experience
Harry "Parsons had an experience last week which he will
not soon forget. While returning
to    Saline   last   Thursday   night
, . TX7T.-_ O.V«.!J«.     ,444.44.4444X44 Vi 111CJ1. QCGJI1 LU UICJLC1
on   a   single bvJVhip   Schneider^*      duates  of  m    ccc to  ^
who later reached third base only who haye ™ s
to    have    a    squeeze    play    failjsuch   trainin
™g^Aa-^mS I    ™*en "CaPPy" ***** M* ad-
™kste iXfour runs in the!^fK ^fi^spend pother_10
Rubber stamp pads  on sale at
The Observer office.
All   kinds  of  printing done   at
the Saline Observer office.
For   expert  radio   service,   see
Kelly,  211 So. Ann Arbor St
Wolverine
Parsons'.
Work      Shoes
1937 F-12 Farmall tractor—perfect condition—$350. Wiedman
Auto Co.
Ford Pickup, 1936. Good condition. Only $195.00 Wiedman Auto
Company,   Saline
1937 Plymouth Coupe—Mechanically perfect—$375. Wiedman
Auto Co.
HIG3HEST PRICES paid for
cream. Sa3line-3M*ilan Creamery,
232 Macon Road, Saline.      39-8tp
For your next tractor, Avery
Ro Trac. See one, try one. All
Avery machinery sold by Albert
Graf.
For Sale- Red Currants.   Phone
142-F3, Herman  Kohler
4ll-2tp
Face brick—several thousand
on hand. Big saving. Wiedman
Auto   Company, Saline. j
W. E. Dietiker, licensed :em-
balmer and undertaker. Phone
175-F2. j
Merchants' night show ticket?
given with every dollar paid or
subscriptions     to   The    Ohserver
TIRE   SALE  —5.00-17—$7.00
with  your old tire.  6.00-16—$7.25
with old tire.    Hoeft Service |Sta—
tion-Phone    132 39-t-4
Heating and sheet metal vrork
furnace cleaning and repairing.
R. G.  Wahl,  phone 160.
See us for White "Leghorn j3Pul-
lets 4  to   8  weeks  old.    Morton
Poultry   Farm  Phone   182-F322.
.     4i-2*
Eyes examined and best glasses made at lowest prices. Dr. 3L.
O. Gibson, Oculist Packard at
"Hill,  Ann  Ar*bor.
Cash paid for dead or useless
stock. $1 for horses and cows.
Telephone collect, Tecumseh 350.
C. R. ITrost, licensee for Darling
and Co.
second, they coming on a walk,
a' home-run, two errors, letting
a man go all. around the circuit
unmolested. The Inster cleanup man, the next batter, stepped
jrp and drove one of 3H3arv Frey's
or 15 minutes answering questions
of members of the club.
Supervisor   Edward   Foster   of
Ypsilanti township was   a  guest.
Council Proceedings
ifj—»•
SALINE  THEATRE
THURS., FRI., AND SAT.
SPENCER TRACY IN
EDISON THE MAN
STTNDAY ANn MONDAY
STAR DUST
With Linda Darnell and John Payne
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
Priscilla Lane and Thomas Mitchel in
Three Cheers For The Irish
SELECTED  SHORTS   DAILY
Ihe passed two  soldiers  and stop-■]W^ ^ ^ f       pond ^ deep
Prand   total  of   receipts   31717 97^  H  &** -tUe^ JL ^*   TZi? I left'' field, for   the   fifth   Inkster!     Council    meeting   held   in   the
Grand  total ot  receipts   -a, (i ■» i. had not peen ^ the car long when I m\y ^ ,^limj11g, ^m was scored! CouncU chamber Julyl, 1940.
Total   cash  receipts  includ- i they   produced    a   gun    and    re-.    . when   ^   visitor.a      clerk called the roll in the ab-
taibri^cfjuneSO i heJed   ?frry*i^       tl       ?*S    £,7 catcher   singled,   went   to   second sence     of    President     Townsend,
mg balance  June  30, j automobile     IHey   then   tied   Ins ^,  ^      Md  scoring Mayor  pro  Tem Dod ^
1H6U   ..-——-.—~ -----   oo,-i.\ii4.iu nands    ibelund    him    and    threw ™™-   *k„   th*  ii«--nnv-  de-'r-hair
Budget   Expenditures ..     t. „1dp of thp road . on an  error  by  tne   usually  ae   cnair.
Claries  of   board  of .himtoone side ot tne roaa. idependable  jerry  ICnisel. !    Couneilmen  present:  Lambarth,
Iducltion  membeis 200.00 L *??* 7? qU1f ^^d  ?nd^      Sahne's final run was scored in Lindemann   and Gross.
Supplies   rf  boSd rf" l^"^--^-1^ inJ°°n the seventh when J. Knisel walk-      Clerk  read the minutes of  the
education   -3	
Premium on  Treasurer's
Bond   	
Salaries  of Superintendent
3Fres3hly pitted cherries for canning 6c per lb. Bring covered
container with you. Every day
except Sat. and Sun.    Saline Val-
3FRIGIDAIRE
1940   Models   on   Display   Now
COOK   MOTOB   SALES
Authorized Dealers
38 01 ,.77'       ■      ^en4.   gave, nlmXJa ed  for  the   third   time   and  then last  meeting and  stood" approved
i lighted    cigaret   to   smoke.
Ou*   live;dtolaoi*s    S^w
-,    ,   „ .     ..    , .    .     ^     ■    scored   on  three   successive   field- as read.
nn„'asked   them   to   tie  his  hands   in *"~,
4U*UU' front of him and leave him some _ertllrow  ai  first.
1935   Chevrolet  Truck
Long   wheelbase,   dual    wheels,
32x6    10-ply   rear,    stakes.   Platform   available   if   desired.
COOK   MOTOR   SALES
Authorized   Chevrolet Dealer
Used 3Baker Double acting:
three way pump -with cylinder as
good as new. Also Baker pump
jack.    Robert Morton. 41-2tc
Especially equipped to repait
auto parts and farm machinery
Welding of all kinds. Brooks
Brothers will fix it, if anyone
can.    Phone  101.
1937   Plymouth  2-door Sedan
Gunmetal   finish.     Seat  covers.
Smooth     running    motor,     Good
tires
COOK   MOTOR   SALES
Authorized Chevrolet Dealers
Dead-Useless   Stock  Wanted
Best prices paid and pron
service, including Sundays, c
Adrian 484, reversing charg
Adrian   Tankage    Company.
llaiies    Ot   Superintendent. Tv,r>i-a >io-nv»tQ    and    mntrtiptj    TVlici     ''■-1L*U""     ***•    "*■""• „ „   ...        ■ f-—*-—-"•     -'"-""""    «jf     v^^u^,     ^r-
Tirl   aqsistants 1225 00 S        C1garets   and  matcnes.   tnis m    locals   ^  fine  flelding ported  by Lindemann that orders
qunnhes   Sd  expens'e"""of ^   dld*   •*•"«■    f*^   *}&d   g°7e of  Ken   Frey   and   Bob   Girbach, fee   druwn   for   the   same.
Supplies  and_ expense  ot iS managed   to   wrigrgle   his c      led ^^ hitting of Vince      Motion by Lindemann,  support-
10122:haild?   lose   T°U£     to^g***  ^e Jacobs,   who   hit   three   for  four, ed by Lamharth that we adjourn.
,142'matches    and    burn     the     cords.were the Mgln spots of the game..    Lottie   Wallace,   City   Clerk.
Next   Sunday  the   locals  go  to b. E.   Dodge,   Mayor Pro  Tem.
SEE THE NEW SAMPLES OF
Rausers's linoleum  on  display  at
, Gross    Hardware    store.    Albert
j Rauser has a large assortment of
This is Coccidiosis weather and 1 all   kinds   of   floor   coverings   to
u   un   uure   o-j.^v,...,..~   ^— jaiD J.CO.U. .season in chicks.    H vou do have j choose from at lowest priced. "We
choice   Plays,^ one   being   an     The   clerk   read   bills   totaling j any trouble,  call Saline Hatchery, j pay toll on Saline calls. We now
?1605.98.   Motion  by   Gross,   sup- ■ Vitality   Flushing   mash   or   Dr. j sell   the famous  Hoover  vacuum
Superintendent's
office   	
Census  expense
Salsbury's Ralsos will stop  it.
SALINE   3HATCHERY
sweeper, both new and used. 118
N.   Fourth   Ave.,   Ann Arbojr.
Total   general  control   ex- •       , „       ,     madp hi<- wsv"     Vic*'-   l3ixl''-'':-.''   *^c   ^——  =,- .—
penditures             1625.65 fs ae Jas *ree ne mJ*d<: ,   sLwa^ Detroit  to   engage   the   Olympics
TeLhers'   salaries,   men, !to   a   farmhouse   and   telephoned ,„   „,„  „„,   J,^  of  thp  season.
7,    	
telephoned ^ the llth      me of  the season.
8200.50! the i^atl_p°1icJe* _™.£ef*5ip*j!3°° After   losing   three   straight   the;
women, 9,   .. ™^.\ZrJ£L£%^ OBSERVER LINERS
"9o7'oo! broadcast and they were arrested..*^   win    column,    and   if    Owen
•^linear   Clinton. •    ■   ■*■  ■       - -■ —■■     —•■■* i
TTS?f ™"-'. (f38)    SSr^STSLon „a M a^-il^'gf^S ST. ft'    Classified Advertising
textbooks     ----- 118.48 3     oved 'to   fee   the  robbers.   They.nl^L^Vp* !M3rNI»IUJ\I  CHARGE,  25  CENTS
School library   books . iface   federal   charges   as  well as]    ao Saline i    READ THE ONER ADS NOW
and   expense
3Miscellaneous   instruction
expense    --„
local   robbery.
467.15.
 i
Total instruction ex- ;
pense     20,025.66
Operation of  School Plant
Wages   of  janitors -and'0"
other  employees         1527.63
Fuel,   janitor   supplies,
electricity,  gas,  water    2135.36
Other operation  expense....    71.22
Total operation   expense..   3734.21
3Fixed   Charges
Insurance   	
Total fixed charge expenditures	
Maintenance
Repairs on buildings
and  grounds  	
Heating,   Lighting,   Ventilating,   Water   Service
3Furniture   and  instructional   equipment     67.91
67.43
67.43
212.05
572.40
852.36
Steaks
,To Broil - Fry - Swiss
Sirloin - Round
lb., 30c
Pork Chops,        lb. 22c| Pork Sh. Roasts, lb. 19c
Home Smoked Hams and Bacon
jBLam, sliced       lb. 28c Bacon, rind off, lb. 23c
Choice   Home-dressed
Veal Cutlets,       lb. 28c
STAR #-
Salt, 4 lb. bag, 10c
JALAD71
Ji lb. Black
% lb. Green
"It's Iced Tea Tiiae"
3fc
Sic
CHOICE
Leg-O-Lamb
lb.   27c
H and H
Pepper, V» lb. box, 10c
Coffee Special!
Mite, lb. 19c
City Club, lb. 25c
We Grind It Fresh!
MELONS ON ICE !
Home Grown Fruit !
Total  maintenance expenditures   	
Total   operating   expenditures      26,305.31
Capital Outlay
Improvements to buildings    84.37
New furniture and instructional   equipment,
not replacement          347.62
3M3iscellaneous   capital out-
Fuller Party Has
A Narrow Escape
When Their<>Car Was Completely
Demolished Near Glericoe,
Minnesota.
AB   H  R    E-
J.   Knisel,    ss
B. Girbach,   If
K. Frey,  2b
iB.  Knisel,   lb
'w. Schnieder,  3b
C. Frey,   c
B.   Frey,   cf
V.   Jacobs,   rf
H.  3Frey,  p
Totals
Ludington,  Michigan.
Mr.  Sim.   R.  Wilson,
Saline, Michigan.
Dear  Mr.  Wilson:
For    sometime    I    have    been . „.
thinking of writing and thanking i^-p1118',,/
you and the members of the Ob- £a"°> J°
10    2    1      Girl    Wanted—Mother's   helper,
4 110 par(; time.    Box 385,   Saline.      42
5 110^ L_
5 2   1   1,..  . old    and    new   floors    sanded.
4 10   1 Andrew   Hartman,   phone  114-F2.
4 0    0    1      v
4 0   0   0      -r^ost    Cat—Grey    with    White
4 3   0   0 Breast.   Norman   Scherdt,   Phone
3 10    0 256. (41-2tp)
Inkster
34    9    5    4j    wanted—Home   laundry,   shirts
| a   specialty.    Four   years   experi-
AB   H  R_  -*? ence.   Will  call   for   and   deliver.
co-operation during the school
year 1939-40. To say that you
had a great deal to do with the
success of the past school year
would be putting it mildly. Then
in behalf of myself I feel that
you were more than fair and
that you were a big factor in the
success that I personally enjoyed. [ inkster
Bielocki,   lb-
Roy,   cf
Novak,  If
Kellachow,   c
Knapp,   p
Totals
0    0
* Mrs. 3Laura Moyer, Clinton.   (2tp)
0< Don't fail to take advantage of
*? the many bargains in our 13th
" Anniversary  Sale.    The Burkhart
0
0
1
A Duo-Therm Hot Water Heater j Wanted—People in this vicinity
will solve your hot water problem ! who have any legal printing re-
once and for all. You get auto- [ quired in the settlement of es-
matic turn-of-the-tap convenience ■ tates, etc., will confer a favor by
plus the economy of cheap fuel ] having it sent to this newspaper,
oil. Call 48 for further details. (The rates are universal. i7 such..
Elmer Steeb^s Gulf service, 121J matters and to have your notices
W. Mich. Ave. ; appear in this paper it is onlj
 ■  I necessary    to    ask    the   Probata
The  ROUND  OAK   COMPANY, Judge    to    send    them    to    Th*.
offers   supervised   installation   of i Saline   Observer,
their: j	
Round  Oak Furnaces '
Round   Oak   Oil   Burners
Round    Oak    Air    Conditioners
Round Oak Stokers
R<pund Oak Kitchen Ranges
PfrJices    very   reasonable    now
with easy terms if desired. Hundreds  of Round Oaks "now being
yOUAUTO
Wow
Headlights    draw    10   amperes
from    your    battery,    but : yoXir
installed   under  this  new   Round j starter     draws     at     least     200
Oak   supervised   plan.
r
j amperes.
Store.
37 10    6    6
156.07
588.06
lay  expense
Total   capital   outlay   expenditures   	
Total   budget  expenditures 1  $26,893.37
Cash Balance June 30,1940
General fund         6509.33
Total  disbursements in-
including  balance       33,402.70
Debt 3Eetirement Fund
Cash Balance  June   30,  1939
3Debt   retirement   fund
cash   (for   retirement  of
serial bonds and current year  interest)        2265.60
I don't know of a single year
when I enjoyed my work more
than during the past year wliile
living in Saline. Everyone seemed more than willing to co-operate and assist in all that I had
anything to  do with.
Mrs. Fuller and I enjoyed our
trip west very much. The scenery this time of the year is really
beautiful. On our return trip to
the east we met with disaster
which completely demolished our
car. It was caused by a blowout
near Glencoe, Minnesota. No one
was seriously hurt, but my mother received a very bad cut on
her knee. The doctor took 30
stitches in her knee, but she is
coming along nicely at present.
3Mrs. "(Tuller was bruised badly
and I've been nursing a strained
back, but will be alright shortly.
Merilyn Bronson, my wife's sister, received neither scratches
nor bruises. Never ..in. my life
have I ever seen a. picture of a
car sa completely demolished. We
rolled over at least four times
from all angles and I don't believe that there was a .square foot
on the whole car that wasn't
dented   or  pushed  in.  We  really
Saline
FOR SALE
i    One   John   Deere   7-ft.   binder,
one   Deering   8-ft.  "binder.
3HERMAN HEININGER
140 001 000—10' 	
400 000 100  9'    Bake Sale—by Rainbow division,
' of Methodist Aid in the old Post- i
office building Saturday, July'
20,  2:00  p. m. 42-tp'
anFSr f?or ^rS   Oa£ j    With    summer    travel Jtj*
SeTwart 'sT™  32  ^  ^iSS" S^TS-? Sr?    Poor
neLrus Jtimate   for   you   atj^ts^c^ inany  ^ccident^
Tat^°^ g °n y       part!pW^gMs.   Letus  bring   your
what-so-ever. . ? ,,      °,,. _   .     __„.«»
Burgh Heating and Insulating Co.  battery   "up to  s™&-
Phone  8697 Ann Arbor Fosdick & Ford Hi-Speed Statt
210   Kenwood   Ave i   IVIichigan at Harris—Phone 44
Good   Heating   Since   1871        Inside Lubrication,   Car  Washii
"Edison The Man"
Starts Here Tonight,
Apartment for Rent — Saline.1
Three top-line pictures will be'. Attractive large 3-room partly
on the bill at the Saline Theatre j furnished apartment. Heated,
this week headed by one of the.3Private entrance and bath. Rea-
most talked about and publicized' sonable. 122 E. 3Mich Ave. Gar-
pictures    of    the   year,    "Edison'age. 43
The   3Man,"   wliich  will have   its' ■—
first showing on the local screen
PROTECT
WHAWOU
COPYRIGHT 1932 b-
t$_k at tteaiu -mkjc-
IT   IS   EVER   THE   SAME
"Who can't remember when
times weren't hard and money
wasn't  scarce?"
Little premium, don't you cry
—you may be a pay cheek by and
by.
PROTECT   WHAT   YOU   HAVE
Lloyd E. Fairbanks
Insurance Agency
1939  Chevrolet  Truck   Sedan
Black duco finish in good con-1
tonight.
Tracv   twice   academy; dition.  Equipped with heater,  de-|
±ia.\4j,    uwj.v.y —.•'.■- ,. __j    A.n     -rami    tr^Ao
l^r^,="Fdis6n   in   an   authentic] COOK MOTOR SALES
!Sctu^o?tte  We  of the   great!    Authorized Chevrolet Dealers
American.  It shows   exactly how-
Edison went about with his findings   to   make   his  many   inven-
^astine: what has been called' day■' afternoon, July 19 and every
±SOastmg   wjiai.   f= i._._i-,t  oftomntm     afterward     until    sold.
Total  amount on hand....  2265.60
Revenue   Receipts
(For   the   payment   bf   funded
obligations:)     r
Current   debt  tax   cofllec-
tioas     9348.10
Delinquent  tax   collections         1154.53
Total Revenue  Receipte   10,502.63' ^^""p^S^ mkonairVslo
be alive and still wfi.ole. We
really have much to be than3kful
for.
I wonder if you would send our
paper to me care 3Epworth Assembly,   Ludington?
Total   Bud-ret  3Exnendi- I     T-1"ul-*'ad;n§'    you    again    for    all
lotai  Budget Juxpenoi I that you have been so willing to
To^DebrSe-tirement „jSfe   With  me  *   doSng'  *
Total  receipts   including
balance June 30, 1939   12,768.23
Budget   Expenditures
Paid principal on bonds  4000.00
Paid   interest   coupons
on   bonds    6127.50
For Sale^—All furniture, an-'
tiques, piano, solid walnut book
case, (hand   carved)   starting  Fri-
._- af n~mr,ni   entertainment! afternoon    afterward    until   sold.
S%e^^'I^Dusr1tiSsn^ve-|Mrs.  A. J. Warren 301  E.  Mich-
ty   Linda   Darnell  in  a   thrilling igan avenue Sahne.
Sl0ry   $*lj'fwn™ixc\mg  r^e     Body and fender work. We were
story   of   her   °^.Jf-?™Ja^d-fortt^te   ta   securing   the   services  of   a man  who  received  his
with   her   &   the  picture   which
opens Sunday.
training ia one of the best shops
in Michigan  and we  solicit your
coSedief ^irmake3 ^^1 patronage/  Wiedman Auto  Con>
debut    Tuesday    when     Warner, pany
Bros.'    "Three    Cheers    For    The
Irish"    opens.   -The   film,    wluch
stars Thomas  3Mitchell,   charming.
Priscilla    Lane     and     newcomer
Dennis Morgan, is a light-hearted
picture.
3Fund   Expenditures        10,127.50
Cash Balance June 30, 1940
Debt Retirement fuiyl
cash   ,-_..-.:  2640.73
Total  amount  on hand....  2640.73
Total disbursements  and
Balance '*_._.-.  12,768.23
(Concluded oa Bage 8J
Very  sincerely  yours,
Donald H. 3Fuller.
EYES EXAMINED!
Glasses fitted. 3Every Saturday
2:30 to 9:30 P. M. Office in Milan
Hotel. See Dr. Frank Gifford, Toledo   Optometrist.
Saline   General   Hospital
3MSss    Minzey   remains    about
the  same.
Born to 3Mr. and 3M3rs. Hei>*
man Bruckner of MUan, a son,
Friday,   July 12. .
Sam Grey, who received a
broken shoulder and feg in an
auto aeddent, returned home
Sup-Say.
1937 Ford Kekup
Good .motor. Finish clean.
Ground Gripper Rear Tines, extra
stake racks included—an excellent fam  pickup.
COOK MOTOR SALES
Authorized  Chevrolet Dealers
*BILl BOOSKrW Co!l4 %4 Slbre
tfEVf fifST-AWAY
VFRPM TH«r .
GASPttNE WITH
•SfOUR 61-3AR./
YOU WILL CONSIDER \D08SElf
LUCKY IF VOU VISIT
COLE'S FEED
u STORE    ;
AMD FIND HOWyUlXlOOS
 1 PLEASE
3FOR  SALE
1938 Ford Fordor, very cleas
low  milage—only   §395.       .■
1939 Chevrolet Deluxe sedEfei;
exceptionally clean, down payment—$195.
1937   Chevrolet   Deluxe  Fordor
Sedan,   finished   like   new,   down
| payment—-§136*.
Wiedman   Aata   Co.—SaBne*
You should be interested in the quality of feed
yo» use.
"Why not try Larro—More profit over feed
cost ■"    " !■
Eor Poultry, Cows and Hogs—also concentrates to use with your own grain. j
**•
Stock tonics and remedies ~
Salt in stock, hay or water softener.
Ba3rn Brooms aiid Fly Spray
Larro and Snow Loaf flour
PHONE 47 SALINE
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