1940-10-10; Saline Observer

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SALINE,   WASHTENAW  COUNTY, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY,  OCTOBER 10
1940
NUl'IBER   1
Banking By Mail
All that is necessa"ry is to have a
check book and a passbook. You
don't have to stop any task at a
busy time, you can make deposits,
and withdrawals just as well by
mail as in person.
Form the habit of paying, all of
your accounts by check as a cancelled check is a receipt in full for
the bill paid.
Hornets Doset Bv  ' SEEN 4__fiEAED* !A11 Aboard For The
HUI11C15    Up5Cl     UJf       -    ^ some old excavations which     „„ .   „ .'      'm
PIONEER TIMES
OBSERVER LINERS
Classified Advertising
For    Sale—Black    Top    rams.
Lewis Scherdt, phone 188-F12.     2
(Continued from last week) Classified Adve_*tisin_-    [    T-T-y   Semi-Solid   Buttermilk   en
Mrs.  S.  3Bacon,   Chicago street,        ^ia_S.lueci AUVeiUfcillg      ^3   young   pigs.     cole.a  Feed
announced a grand display of mil- 6c per line first iassrtion, 4c per  Store.
linery  and invited  all the ladies     __,e ea_k subsequent Insertion.   | .	
in   town-   and   country   to_  come mmKlmi  „_,ATMS_   ,_ rmmfa\    Used Nisco spreader, good,con-
YpsiRoosevelt20-6 £2^,;__-_SZ FFA Community Fair
— „ „Mbrick-_,££v**z^Iwsm„-^_Ies,_old__„__-___^"__« _* «™»*>* <™™**-»<»™ 1 __=r.i_s->-"__--W_to»
Rough   Riders  Took   Saline   Into scratches   on   the
Camp   Friday,   Regardless       .When   they   had   decipher^   tte
of "Bud's" Forecast. marks  and translated  them mto
and Young Will be *Pre-
sented Each Evening.
XXX<XtM-*»*3       «_».w         -_	
modern IDnglisli, this is what they
read: "The younger generation is
purchased in the city. In addition to hats she lists a string of
items used in trimming the hats
of that day.
Wolverine
Parsons'.
Work     Shoes     at
Clarence      Cook,       Auctioneer.
John
Koh-
2
Bud"  MacArthur read: "Tne younger ,-.__»«-.«-— ~     The   Comunity  Fair,   sponsored " John  G_- -^--^  nad  a  Dakery
7. 77*x%-^-i^t*  eoing- to  the dogs."    This brick b    the F. F. A., will be held on ^   confectionery   store   with   a      	
W^J£UfLf u^ei?  the S dated back to 500 B. C.    All. of ^        and WedneB_ay, October large  stock of  fresh  candies   on Pnone   __*•*.
?SS^^S%^^^-^I^S^  SL'SS&'S Lo and^O, at the High school. hajd. ^. fa   ^>     ^   ^^^
L^=yT^drp|e «4j[«J^-S-J_: ^or^ySrt^c^tJa^a ^^^-^fiS *  ^  """
the supposed injustices of the faa-,^- d      ot approve of nobby   department  has   been   ad-.        "^ ad with the cut of a top-;     Apartment   to   rent,   1st   floor.
..       . „____  __ ,_»-. _«_-   _*„,_-_  ed. •Lvy^lleJreeither at ^ WiU- ded and there will be three class- £P Can remember when 119 Vert McKay street. 1
._     ;_ anyb-dy else who happens es for model aeroplanes, the three t^%ne c6mpa_tment at the rear; 	
Skinner.    Saline was helpless ex-. toes ot• any^ ^       ^-^ of pub. highest in  each  class  to  receive gQ stuffed on the weekly trip]     For   expert   radio
cept  for   Bamer,   who   •"*aSed   *' ]£ attention,  yet we agree with cash prizes.1 ^herejs sUso^anott- to town that the lid wouldn't shut j Kelly, 211 So. Ann
attack tor uie 1 ;     —_4.„;^»  enM-irftr
Auto Co., Saline.
Chicken Supper given by the
St. Paul's church Tuesdayj evening,   October   24.
LISTEN TONIG3BT TO MAJOR
BOWES  FOR  AN   IMPORTANT
ANNO"__TC_3"_*_ENT !
a   startling   offense,   headed!   by egg ^™J^d   el_e wno happens es for model aeroplanes, the three ^-f^e c6mpa_tment at the rearj
in the spotlight of pub- highest in  each  class  to  receive wag gQ stufEed on the weekly trip]
11c auenuon,  yet we agree with cash prizes.   There is also anotti- ^ that me lid wollidn't shutj
":_ certahi spe_ker who  said,  "Of er  class  under Hobbies  for mis-^ ^^ on ^ Dundl0s, expos-1
line score.                     ..             J__. i*   _-e the boys should be punish- cellaneous. „__.,-   ,--._^ ing the purchases to the gaze of j
—   -     —.--course uie "yj" *-■ _, .*   —__      r-__   <„nfm,r pnntosl is limited "° ~ .. ,    n     m__^  «»««   v_»~
service,   see
Arbor St.
one-man
ram.
2
«■-. ■"■*-"— —• .       _. __„, ' r>mir<iA me Duvs axx\jixx\x w« ,r  -.„__*__.--«.»*-. #       .,  j ins" cue puj.viii.ciov>o *.« *-.*« o——  —:     For     Sale   'Fine     Wool     _.
Roosevelt, running from a dou-, f^*** "gJgrownups should r&     The Amateur Contest is limited     s |__.b  ,    t^ littie box  Charles Schultz, phone 257-F2
bie wing-back, scored twwe on a ed, but_ tne g *^ aey were to  ^ ^ eight g,^ and all, v   ^    sJeat   ^3   extending! 	
triple   reverse,   Skinner   carrying PfJ^ff u^d smyflar tiihigs. They rural school pupils m the area are M  ^   rear   served   the*:     For   Sale—Sow   and   10   pigs,
the ball both trips, while the other:^^t denounce them as 'all invited to compete for the.pM.es.! sug^   y ^ ^^ ^^ dollarsl
Ypsi tally came on a single, re- should not a^ „,  noneat First prize will be ?1, second 75c, ^h of mercliandise to and from
verse,  Kennedy doing the toting,  nan   "«";***aa   -   d  mem0ry  they and third 50c. i^    trading center.
Skline, whUe bowing, was scor-.and  have   *  & just   ^     There   ^u   be   interesting  dis-|    \t   &   ^      ads we ^d Hull &
ing 10 first downs to four for thejwiU   recall   11£en&elves.--   ^Duck plays by merchants in thes various Lawrence    Wdware    merchants,
fol, and the Rough Riders were Wjnwj*^       ^  and Uths and many other interesting ^™     the    "Crowning   Glory"
For Sale — McCormickn 8-roll
corn husker. Charles Kern, 125
West  Michigan  Ave. 1
icook stove.
I
Saline Savings
Bank
The One Story Bank On the Corner
Looking for
Some place to go?
Why not _ry the
Future Farmers'
COMMUNITY FAIR
Tues. Wed. — Oct. 15-16
AT SALINE HIGH SCHOOL
LARGE AGRICULTURAL EXHIBIT
Open to the oommunty
FINE PROGRAMS BOTH EVENINGS
!
mere five.   Thus, on paper, Saline
was  tho  better team. •
The actual combat, however,
was narrowed to terrific blocking
and tackling on the part of the
Ypsi gypsys. When Saline had
the ball the opponents were impregnable, and when Ypsilanti had
control of the ball it ripped off
yardage.     When   the   going   got
A.   C.   Clarke's   furniture   store
penalized   a   total   of   B^L"™"^.. this year,  ac- features.
while the locals were set back a they  are Pien*^ We under-, .PROGRAM . 	
w*._. 44...    _*„-.  «_ «-•„_•,. sahne! cordmg to ^f°^*two the first,    Tuesday, October 15   8 p. m., | ^ied'everything  from  "a high
5      J_i »tTourlast report Dean      Music by the High School Band lor suite> coffins and
^,3^/^ mm   <TA   duck directed by Supt. H. A. Bearss.    Icnalr.   ..    *~
^Sd«aote^po^coimt-      ,--_-JLp.  A. SeweB. form
Frank Tucker, phone 188-F11.   2
For  Sale — Registered  Duroc
boars.   Dan Hertler, 7125 US-112.
Old    and    new    floors    sanded.
Andrew   Hartman,   phone  11_-F2.
_ Remar3ks—C. A. Jewell, former
• ~  thprr,  m   r"nearby lake  and, agriculture   instructor.
fg  Satto_ them ii groups of,  SComedy Skit-Speech Class, di-
l^he c?unSd untifhe h& 70000 rected by Mrs   V. Lee       _ _ __	
^stm had not counted all that,    Talk—Lt.    Harold    Mulbar    °f; ed ^to a bottle a.concoction  Sur-
and Still nau. ■■«<•  . ■□>,-. .r.„^.„OT,   atatp -police. ".^j: --,.-    _n>rn   the   fancy
caskets."
G. B. Mason used a timely cut
in his ad. Two little angels were
, at work, one busy with tiie pestle
! and mortar while the other pour-
No hunting or . trespassing
signs on sale at The Observer
office.
Heating and sheet metalj work
furnace "cleaning and repjairing.
R. G.  Wahl,  phone 160.     |
For Sale—New milch cows.
Charlie Gresehover, US-23, acros3
from the Milan Prison. 4
Dead and useless stock wanted,
Prompt service. Call 350, Tecumseh,   collect
'resting on the water.    Per-, Michigan State Police.
re_um5 ..-•   -4 + «»> m       4-n.n~.intT.. T*i_moTis!tra.tion —
Di-
go-.;wer_  *■«""■= ~~ uld snoot one in      chemistry Demonstration
the toughest the locals were set, haps ^en^co ^  Hoeft       ^        ^ O'BradOvitch
back, thus preventing any serious, such   a   situation^ ^ ^^ ^      Songs-Glee  Club,   directed   by
scoring. „„ ! vw_pS safely across the street, jj-g. R. Dinelly.
The Saline touchdown was scor-1 httie girl_saie y^ nortll gide  of;    ^^   Testing   Demonstration—
rounding them were the fancy
shaped bottles used in that time.
Tn quite bold type Mr. Mason announces that his "Paris Green is
warranted pure and will use up
the festive potato bug, sure."    ft
It
me 00X1X444. i.-_v~»—■■— ■•- ..i „,      _t„Tq   on!  tne   iiuilu.  oj._-   --.    xixxus.    i«-"6    — —-—- tt itne ie_i.iv- pv">'.«  ""_>.         .
ed by Bamer, who ran the ball to j She  stayb&vemle ^^ she reach- Agricultural room, directed by H.|mugt have Deen a late season that
ed Dy uaiiiei,   w"u  xxxxx —  _«-s„v,*o-cin   avenue  until   s"<=  i«*«»    Agnauuiia
the V   ^..^ J2f™   ^ ^te? faS gas  station, then FS Burgess.
jyear for potato bugs do not give
lilt* X4444X XX. .-,   I T.nT       fatnPT*       tit*"        __J.W~«»        - J4  .        JJ_i£,_ww. flUnw       YCiU       XKJX       XJ44X44.444J-      _— Q—	
plunged over for the score. | es neF S^vv  waits   there  until      shop   Demonstration   —   Shop u trouble around
During the game Saline suffered she  °^n^ls ^er to come on rO0m,   directed   by   E.   O'Brado-^s^^
one  casualty after another     Bu-, her fa^ \t   ^e arrangement,
Weed and Melvin  Schaefer •. over.   -A-P.rS?LZ..3:_   _r_*
Nov.  28
For Sale—Guernsey heifer with
calf by side. Also coarse wool
rams.    147-3F23. 1
Larro Concentrates are doing
the business. Ask the users.
Cole's  Feed  Store.
For   Sale Shropshire  rams;
yearlings   and   2-year-olds.     3Fred
3Lease, phone 371, Whitmore Lake.
Lost—White gold locket with 5
pictures inside. Letter L on locket. Call Phone 713J, Ypsilanti, or
325 E. 3__tahigan avenue, Ypsilanti.
Good farm horses andj colts,
priced so you can afford [to buy
them. Wiedman Auto Co., Saline.
Eyes examined and best glasses made at lowest prices. Dr. L.
O. Gibson, Oculist, Packard at
3HU1,   Ann Arbor.
New Fall Colors Women's Admiration silk hosiery just in.
Join our club plan and get free
pair.    G.  L.  Parsons.
3£nsure your car with a reliable
gene   	
were   knocked   into   a   semi-conrj
scious   state,   Ormond  Bredernitz'
banged an already bruised shoulder and Bill Ash suffered a char-
ley-horse.
In  the   early  moments   of   the
vitch
,r *TTTerman Heininger nas     Home  Economics — iiomei  ^«- its of a
7nml^beaSTcorn  on   display.'nomics room, directed by Mrs. E.\**^&ed
For Sale—Registered Holsteins,;
(nowadays. „ 1 one bull and 2 cows. E. M. Beck-,     -   . „ .    , T .„
„     i    Nichols Bros, extolled the mer-, -j^-j,   phone 189-F2. lx    i company,   Michigan  Mutual Lia-
Home  Eco- •       Qf a certain cough syrup com- j    a   ■ biuty    Co., ''    " "~ "
Donald    R.    Shurtz,
______  in  Detroit. i     For    sale    or    exchange—Fine agent for  Saline territory, phone
„  j   George Ehnis, the tailor, hadj w£>ol ram  foj.  coarse  wooi.     _Ja-,268-F3.
-,-„■, w-ri> rasea u, »  Wednesday, October 16, 8 p. m. mercnandise     at    the    following  mer and Cole. I  : —.3     m.n
which were raiseuy and ^ flU_      Music_Hig}l  School   Band,   di-|^ BusineSs suits, ?6 to $7;   ,    Especially   equipped   to    repaa
measures 11%             The rowg oi                     Supt   H   A   Bearss.      j^    suits   $8 to $9; pants, ?1 to,     Por sale—Brood sow with pigs auto  parts  and  farin machinery
'^rn^ls   are   even   and   not   one      Remarks-Hazen   Jewell,   prin-                est    $1 to $i.50. ! and good stock hog.   Herbert El- Welding    of    aU    kinds    Br^ks
i kernais   ale. c;__„     _r_ also has ,j_ai y tt.L i-.-,^™-- rpriresented the! ^.n.°„m  _.„„,*o Tn*,A 9.    ipsmtbers   will   fix   it,   if   anyone sj
some  beautiful   ._..„   —
Several   ears   of   Pfister's  hybrid waSTbum:
raised by E. Johnson
to^thl^x-ya^dtoroTthe f oe^ j seems out_of ^^^s ^ghty "^u-teur   Contest-Directed by Br^ton Nurseries "j__d was plug-
where a fumble gave the Rough, some yeuo               haS one patch JCrs   R. Dmelly. -.„''ging for fruit trees.
77.4* „nntmi     From this point fine.    His  diou-.   ^     -^^  ears      „ „___i__   '-■--*-    AiTpntpA hv s _& _.   _    .._  „  „„
eleven   upheld
Herbert El-
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Henrv Liesemer represented the! liott   43g0 Belnis Toa_. 2    brothers   will   fix   it,
j   __  , —- „i„o-.i ican     phone  101.
Riders  control.  .Swa^l^^  Tf^^^eT^^^J^ ^Songs^Gle/ Club,   directed   by b   S q   Qross & Bro.JChas.rhad
on   the   Ypsi
nickname.
The lineups
Saline
Weed, 3L__
Westphal, LT 	
Cammet, 3LG  	
Ypsi
.. Campbell
 -McCalla
  Randall
Kennedy
'  Si w?pd aneTinlxed with *_   MrsT'l" DineUy. ^   ,..      far^i"'implements,    grain    drills,
^n/S a pretty sight MrpSou?try Culling Demonstration ^™ shel^ers> ploWs, rollers, har-
2^t te prettier than a collec- _^cmtural r00m, directed by negs ^y were known by tiie
£      ff  ftnSte  and vegetables  at H   |   Burgess. -firm name of Saline Agricultural
S?£ tfmeTvear,  fields of corn      sll       Demonstration. —|   Shop Works ax,d _*«_ both wholesale and
w^tlX stalks all set in rows of directed   by   E.   O'Brado- a foulness    _    	
^   i „   t-Thrown leaves dotting ^t h  - ■ t   j    HTBoKle   referred   to ^is
t   wfclpe   iS trees dropping ™me- Ec0nomics - Home  Eco-; of   Dusiness   as  the  Oyster
the la?^Se*0f nuts and shucks nomics room, directed by Mrs. E.;£epot  and offered  them tor aate
....     x ■> rmprp is some- ,I7„e.w,„,T, i "by the dozen or by the can.    ±ie
j offered to serve them at tables in
his store for lunches, for parties
land oyster suppers anywhere ln
jtown,   and   to   supply   them   for
For Sale—1 ••young Holstein and
1 young Durham bull. Jacob
Finkbeiner,  phone 142-F31.      2
Anderson,  RT~Z_ZL— Durham; ****£ \£ trees? There is some- ^ashDurn.
Grunewald RG -  Holloway  Frosty ^ ^ shock„ ftMost °f
Steiner, 3FB   -- * B"   „   „q find it very convenient to use
Saline   subs:   Jahnke,   Uphaus, I us find it       y     .       __„_„-._
Burkhardt,       Bradley,       Gordon,
Cooper,  Bredernitz.
PROGNOSTICATIONS
Bud 3MacArthur
Draftee Registration
Instructions
'parties in the country. Remember
Our [ /Ve;^hfi9i*f   sav
ffBUT lUIP' 0H. DEM?
HAVE.TOB0 WYOUWOtflllRlfl
A\Y0ROCERYfTIHtT0.IFWf[
SH0PPIN&  (KniOTOSHW
BPFoHYBiwitrMSUHCi/1
l^AT THE STORE WHERE ITOH* j
YOU MOT ONLY, "*
G0OP F00P — 81
PROMPT SHW
MEAT  on Your Table!
—       FOWL
lb..
23c
SHOULD3ER .SPRING
Beef Roast...... lb., 25c]CHICKENS
xt     i     rTI 1U     on    C11010*6  SHOULDER
Neck Cut   lb., 20c Lamb Steak .... lb., 28c
Clerk's Coffee Sale!
After the Roosevelt fracas the
outcome of the ensuing Belleville
game tomorrow could be either
way, despite the fact that the
Tiger of Belleville has yet to issue a victory growl this fall. If
the local eleven gets back into
physical shape, this meaning
Bredernitz more than anyone else,
Belleville will have to go victory
hungry for at least another week.
However, the Bredernitz vacancy
leaves a big hole in the local offense and leaves the brunt of the
offensive burden on Bamer, as the
Saline passing attack is weak due
to the lack of protection for the
passer.
After watching the recent Flat
Rock-3M_lan tilt it looks as if the
local eleven will have at least two
more busy afternoons this fall.
•Milan is a firey, scrapping team
and strong where Saline" is weak,
namely, boasting a strong center
of the line and two big ends. Mat
Rock has potential power but a
team, like Saline for instance,
that has a lot of fortitude could
make them look like a first-grade
floparoo.
"Boom Town" Booked
For Three Mghts
And   WUl   3Be   Followed   by
Four Sons" Next Wednesday.
US  find it very   ..*.._*	
the family bus when we want a'    Belo      ar    the   questions   each' E~"T,, *", •  „ ..       r„
bushel of potatoes, a peck of this' registering-   will   be   asked i^  old sleighndes,  the  steaming
similar quantity of someiiiing • ^ ^|*gg^mfwh^^\ ^SK^e! bowls   of   oyster   soup,   the   cold,
— ~" ^'SS.^S^^^i&.Sia^ oi^e^g^y^fro^e
feai= hti^xfhJe^^ Tsnait^
ra^e^emre_fyefwi^heh^_c^lfir-  shawls  and tife girl, friend
___w_x     i.-vij   yyu_u,  ii.   _-_v_ _ | who smlggied Up to your side, and
*       ** -—         -n       tna
Dead-Useless Farm Animals removed.    For   prompt   service   in-
  eluding Sundays, call 484 Adrian,
For Sale—3K_tchen Range Eter-. reverse   charges  Adrian,   Mich.—
nal,  in good condition,  cheap for Adrian Tankage  Co.
cash. Phone 3M3ilan 1M-F13.      1    i   J:,
 .    •  !    Get extra eggs from your henssij
No need to neglect those hens by feeding Semi-Solid -Buttermilk '
with eggs at present price.    Try this fall.    We have a fresh sup-
Larro.     Cole's   Feed  Store. ply    on   hand.      Morton    Poultry *,i
  j Farm,  Phone  182-F22.
For Sale—Circulating heater for 3 	
wood or coal.   3Mrs. R. H. Bamer,;     See   us   for   Mc3MHlen   Master §
1864 Textile road.  Ph. 193-F13    ;3M3ix egg mash.   Also free choice a
  laying    concentrate,     Hopperfeed*,
For your next tractor, Avery 20% concentrate and 80% whole j
Ro Trac. See one, try one. All.grain. Morton Poultry 3Farm. -J
Avery  machinery sold  by Albert!
Or a Similar >!«.*..—j .
else. But one man here gets the
same service from his tractor.;
Many are the trips up-town that^
it saves him. _.We know who put
their groceries in the wrong car
one day last week but remembered in the nick of time and went
scampering to rescue them. In a
nearby town a few weeks ago a
lady did the same thing one Saturday night. The owner of the
car went home and upon discovering that someone had evidently
mistaken the car, made a trip,
back to town and left the packages in a store. Not long after
they were anxiously sought by the
purchaser who' discovered they
were not in her car.   Motto: Bet-
were   1X444.   xxx   .. 	
ter be sure whose car you are
putting your parcels in, AND it
might be a swell idea to take a
made  you  believe  you were  the
erandest fellow in the crowd?
J  G Hoyt & Son were the pro
Graf.
One
FOR SAIJE
1-row    John-Deere
the  registration  desk.
The questions will be asked in
the order in which they are numbered below. Be prompt in answering each question. All answers will be written on the reg-
istration card ia INK by the reg- j ££*  ^feedTwere for sale and
istrar   who   must   be   careful   to      3,      \T .   w-i_ __* o_i. »""
spell all names correctly, and see °^ers ^ P°stal <"* were acce*?t-
__!v tfreaf**   ^   **"   "^    ^e   church   ^^   included
easy to reaa. jthe foUowing denominationsi Res-
shETyea^^^ S^«  Tl^^f
=   nl^Zif:^    5    ^.S^ner^etieS^t
roll husker; large Duo-Therm cir-|
chair  rock- culating     heater     with     blower.Jl
' Herman Heininger,  phone 33.
south  of  Ypsilanti.
For sale—Oak arm
er, desk and clock, victrola, dres
ser,  table   and  clothes bars.    to-
Upholstering.     All   types,   ne'
.wil
prietors at the York Mills.    inen:quire at Socker's Barber Shop.    '  -fl^renairinff.  Modern  jcoverings.v
_.... ^™^-_   _.«  mvited to. exrort and reliable workmanship.jJ
as  now farmers were  invited to
brins   their   grists   to   the   mill
^^ .    *.-.., «„   fn~   cola   ar\c,
Pound
Vacuum
Tin
City Club, lb. bag, 23c
Continental, lb. bag, 21c'
Milo   lb. bag, 17c _
Aunt Tildy, lb. bag, 19c e cool water
QUICK SUDS IN
Large PKg.
21c
Revelaing the entire story of
the thrilling drama of oil for the
first time, with a story that is
entirely one of action and with a
star group that includes Clark
Gable, Spencer Tracy, Claudette
Colbert and Hedy Lamarr, "Boom
Town" will open at the Saline
Theatre Sunday for an engagement of three days. "Boom Town'"
is a cavalcade of oildom as "Test
Pilot" covered the dramatic story
of testing thrills in the skies. It
is a dramatic story of two friends
putting your parcels in,
might be a swell idea 1
look around your car before driving back to tiie home port just to'
be sure you have all your bundles
and only your own, at that
CMrs. Sebastian Finkbeiner and
3Mrs. Gordon dropped in at The
Observer office after the Woman's
Club luncheon Reciprocity Day.
Judging by the happy faces they
must have had a grand time at
the affair COne of our farm readers tells us he has a sunflower
with 22 blossoms on one stalk.
_Mrs. Jacob Wahl dropped in the
first of last week and subscribed
for the paper; said she was tired j
of borrowing a neighbor's and!
wanted one of her own. Sensible
conclusion and more are coming
to that same point of view, judg-
I ing by the number of new subscribers we have been putting on
the list the past year.
For You, Girls
1. Name  (Print)
2. Address   (Print)
3. Telephone.
4. Age in years.
Date of birth.
Month, Day, Year.
5. Place   of   birth.
Town or County.
State or County.
6     Country   of   Citizenship
Girls^ get in- on this bread con- 3,,^^ customers in Clinton,-*-!
test; d_* course, it must be made Manchester, 3Milan, Britton aaa**
from Larro Flour. Bring in your rpj-ton Estimates gratis. Call M.
loaf any day after the 15th. Cole's ^^ *post card -r>. Rice, W|l
Feed Store. .Chicago Blvd., Tecumseh.
USED CAR BARGAINS     *|
1933 Chevrolet 4 door; $95.00. 1
1935 Ford 4-door, radio, $175|
1937   Chevrolet  Master  4-door|]
byterian, Rev. D. L. Murray, pastor* Methodist Episcopal, Rev D.
R. 'Shier, pastor; Lutheraji, Rev.
C. Lederer, pastor; Baptist, Rev.
G. M. Adams, pastor.
The. Detroit, Hillsdale & Southwestern    railway    carried    then*,
c-rhpdule on the front page.   Wil-      For  Ssde—Three fresh milking $375.00.
.liamF   Parker was the superm-,atSj     reaS0nably    priced.     One      20   others   to   choose   from  al
•tendent  and  George W.  Hall the Minute    rebuilt   washers    512.50, e1u_L.s?-_1_fs'
Lost—Red leather purse containing return ticket to Detroit,
money, etc. I3nitials A. A. G. on
compact. 3Finder may keep money
if purse is returned. Finder
please phone 3Mrs. Dean, No. 81. $345.00.
1937   Plymouth  Deluxe   Coupej
_.     _ui_i..j    "x      - .-- Leiiuciii.   c_._ _» „     .     ■    , -~~-             t --.
Y.    Name   of   person   who  will 1 staUoil   agent.     The   mail   train  u^g alld -Easy washers  $8  each,
Wiedman  Auto   Co.,   Saline. «|
always  know your  address. Detroit at 7 a. m. and maae reDuilt Hoovers $15 and up. Alice -p_™ip m t3his vieinib
(_£ Mrs., Miss)  (First)   (Mid-|gtops   at  Ypsilanti, ^alme^Man- ^glemyeE,    clintoil   ph0ne   181- _^XS~3?£_£ St^S  k
quired   in   the   settlement of   eSj
Girls, get to practicing up on
your baking—get in on the contest at Cole's Feed* Store.
For the best loaf of bread made
from Larro Family flour he will
give a 24%^-lb. sack of 3Larro
flour. Tf you are single you may
have your choice of the flour or j 000 and
•--   ' .m.4 iRf. tieriHai
dlel   fi^ast)                                            I Chester    and    Bankers,    arriving F21
V   Relationship of that person. !^™at t.1Q p. __.    An express   ^	
I"   IddSss of that person.        [^ ^t Detroit at 6 p. m. and ^ is tte tet           to j^. tates, etc., will confer a fevor
(NuX? and   stre<*   or   BFD'reached Bankers at  10:40 p.  m gan that  a  voter  can make his having it sent to .^s newspaper,
nurS   (Town)   (County)              X  east   bound   mail   train   left §hoice .of judicial candidates on a The  rates are  universal  m  **a
fState)                                             !gl_"at 2:30 p. m. and reach- separate      non-partisan       ballot, matters and to have yqur notice.
«!nPloye?s n^_t    JlfSSft at 6:30^The express A^ti-ose  best   qu^ed   and appear^ this   „eyt ^
send    them    to   Thi1
LEWIS
. Bankers at 2:30 p. m.aDd
^._r  led Detroit at 6:30.    The <
11     Place " of   employment   ori1pff. -Rankers   at  5:15   a.  m.   anu experienced       ._               _. ^ ,
bushiess Urrivedin Detroit at 11:45. 'CHRISTMAN.   seeking   his   first Judge    to    send
Nuniber of street, or RFD No., a™a interesting    announcement term ag  Probate Judge. Salme   Observer.
Town,   County,   State. !D    the Detroit Evening News to   1 =	
I affirm that I have verified the. ^   effect ^at  they, would now      H you have from $800 to 51500
above answers and that they are,   riIlt   «a  handsome weekly   em-  (jagh yOU   can   own   your      own
true. .
Registrant's  signature.
Farmers To Receive
Their AAA Payments
tion designed to meet the needs farm and be your own landlord,
of those who, living at a distance ^jpuax payments less than rent,
from any railroad station, are un- Long term contract with 4% in-
qWp reeularly to procure the erest. n0 financing charges.
Ta\L  issue."    The  Echo,  as  the
yOUAUTOh
1QI0W
daily  issue.       	
i weekly  was  named,   contained  a
in   the j summary   of   the   news   of   the
About 1,800 farmers in J£e!^ee_, -market reports and a va
county are receiving parity P?-y;jriet ' of miscellaneous articlesi It
mente   on   corned^wheat   ti^,W ^^^     ta     .obtics.
3     Oil    yjyjxxx     __._     	
year and about 700 of them have!*was     nun _,__,	
sOready been  paid  between  $22-! James E. Scripps was the editor.
 .   nnn ..nnnTA.TlCr        f ~     *' "     ''"a     f^Tid
$24,000,
according   to
ory 01 lwu -n-^, §1.   He will also pay you 15c per
who   carry  on  through  reversals; loa_ for each lo_af ^the^contes-u,
and successes even when one mar- so you see you von if you Ifl _•
ries-the sweetheart of the other.!    Mr.  cole will ha™  ^^^
Due to regulations made by dis-|testant  for judge   and  tney  w
tributors  of   the   film,   there  wil; be judged by number so^there «
be  a  small  advance  in prices.
Mae West and W. C. Fields will
come for two nights starting tomorrow in the comical western,
"My   Chicadee."
Don Ameche, 3Eugenie Leonto-
vich,. Mary Beth Hughes, Alan
3Lowery, Lionel Royce and Sig
Rumann are featured in "Four
Sons" Wednesday. The picture,
which has been called one of the
greatest films of recent years,
was produced by Darryl F. Zan-
uck and was directed by Archie
Mayo. ' ■        '
De JnoS partiality shown anyon^
Have your bread in. any day next
week after the 15th and come m
Saturday    night    for    your
Harry M.  Cole   secretary, of ^i^;—5i  Saline was do^
Wa^tenaw   County   Agricultural, n^riy ^^^ess   in   slnppmg
Conservation committee. _ J^   ^^ T^^per^en,
160 A. S. E. Saline.
100 A. 7 miles S. Saline.
80 A. S. W. Milan. I
80 A. near Seneca.
80 A. S. W. Tecumseh.
80 A. N. W. Tecumseh.
cmes m   _.*-"__■"     r.  A      Buildings  repaired  and painted
From the news items we find on most of me farms. ,
that Bert Harris' new house was      gee      .^j.. willis H -Bash, 110 Fosdick & Ford 3Hi-Speed State
National    Bank    Bldg.
pohtics.
CIJEANEES'   NAPTEIA.
—arul—■    3
A" 3NBW  STOYE j GAS
20c per gallon.
Adrian,    Michigan at 3Harris—Phone 44
3_aside Lubrication,   Car  Washii '*
for keepmg within the *\creaSe. J^! ^;5_ach"building new barns;  a
and wheat and not_ fOr^ the, ^ ^ re^vaI meetings was_ be-
corn
on
award.
WATER DUES
I will be at Saline Savings
Bank Tuesday, Oct. 15th, to collect water dues.
3Frank  Camburn,  Treasurer.
Scratch   pads,   12c   per   lb.
The Observer office.
at
general soil conservation program.i seneo ui 1......—_
For   participation   in   the   latter ing held at the Baptist church,
farmers of the county will receive j (The end!)
about  $380,000,  which will prob-! 	
ably be paid before  the first  of! CARD OF THANKS
the  year. I    To   the  Federated   Church   or-
} ganjizations,   school   children,   relatives  and many other friends I
-1 wi.„   .(V,,. fry,
EYES EXAMINED!
Glasses fitted. 3Everv Saturday
2:30 to 9:30 P. M. Office in 3_E_an
Hotel. See 3Dr. Frank Giflord, Toledo   Optometrist.
READ THE 3LIN]__. ADS NOW
wish to express my thanks for the
many 3kindnesses you have shown
me in so many different ways
within the past few wee3ks. Everything has been most sincerely appreciated. Please accept my
1 heartfelt thanks to you all.
Mary Morden
"It pays to buy the bestf
You
save   a   few   dollars
PROTECT
V.HATYOU
<0PYBI3Hr 1932 b»
3Bl«_._« MOWH AMEBIC*
may       _        _.
when you buy it—but you'rd talcing grave chances of losing more.
Quality Insurance
Lloyd E. Fairbanlcs
Insurance Agency