1940-10-31; Saline Observer

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SALINE,   W^-SHTENAW  COUNT*?, MICHIGAN. THURSDAY,  OCTOBER 31,  1940
SAVE MONEY
WHEN  YOU  SEND  MONEY
When you can send funds with our bank
drafts for less than you pay for other kinds,
that's money saved.
We can furnish you, quickly and conveniently, bank drafts of any amount for
transmitting funds, paying out-of-town obligations or any other purpose. Besides
.having every advantage of ordinary money
orders, payment through a bank makes a
favorable impression on the receiver.
Get into the habit of coming here when    ,
you want to send money—at a saving to you. j
i
Saline Savings
Bank
The One Story Bank On the Corner       ._____'
SALINE  THEATRE
HALLOWE'EN OWL SHOW TONIGHT
TOM BROWN in
Ma, He's Making Eyes at Me
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Randolph Scott and Kay Francis in
When the Daltons Rode
Citizens Day Will
SEEN AN' HEARD
-^      „ _       3"      . j CPropptag in at the library lias};
Rn    !Mn_ram __;__•    1II ' Wednesday  afternoon,  we  dlscov-
JJC   ilUVCHSlJt.1     lU.ered   a   sweet   little high   school
j girl in distress because a boo_: she
New Furniture At
The Saline Library
„,    .,    . ,   „ _, ,   .    ' had   borrowed   from   the  library,
Ev^fin YolfKeM Z_fe "Drums AlonS ^ M°nawk," had 3eauttful ^ble ^ chairs Wtaieh
Invent m Yost Field House,      , disappeared from   the automobile - 	
Ann Arbor. ■    ita which ^e left it while  «root-
' tag"   at  the  football   game.     Of
A pageant-parade will be con- course, we know the book didn't
ij"»_-__(r-l     -in      _>__'nT_iaf>i'.rv*i_      _tt__*T_     T7£T_J C!-*1._	
Our School Grounds
And The Amendments
Were   Live   Topics   Discussed   at
Meeting of the Kotary Club
Last   Thursday  Noon.
OBSERVER LINERS
Classified Advertising
6c per'line first insertion, 4c per
line each  subsequent  insertion.
MINIMUM  CHA3BGE,  35 CENTS
Wanted—Girl to take care cf
children Saturday evenings] . Call
137-3F13..        * -.   ■      1   3x>
250 White Leghorn pullers 4%
months old. Morton Poultry I Farm,
phone 182-F22-. ;*-
Will   Accomodate   Children
Provided  by   Gift.
Rotarians enjoyed a very good
program at their meeting at The
_._&____ xx.- _...„ „...__.__  _.„  __..      Scratch   pads,   12c   per   lb.   at
Tavern  last Thursday noon,  sev- Tne Observer office.
..... ,...___ x...       n-- x... ^
— *--_■ x—   — ..^.o-,   ... XXXX44,,   ___  _„... ,*»—» - ravem  iast  _nursaay noon,  sev-
ducted in connection with Wash- evaporate nor run away by itself.     The library has just received a eral speakers having the floor tor
tenaw County Citizens Day Nov. It was helped by hands—now, it wonderful  gift,  one  that all will more   or   less   brief periods   and      Wolverine
10 in Yost Field House, Ann Ar-;may have t>een a pair of hands Iove and many appreciate     It is handing- out ^^ worthwhile in- Larsons'.
bor.    It will dramatize the theme V/hich  intended it to  be  a joke, a reading table and chairs for the f0rmati0i_     '
of   the   entire  American   Citizen- or   they   have   only   desired   to children,  of solid oak with most     Previous to  the  main  address       Clarence
ship Program which is for "Bet- rea_   the   book.     Whatever   the beautiful   grain  ever  found in  a Dr  prout explained the why and Phone  152.
ter Americans ta a Greater Am- motive,   wouldn't   it be   the  nice piece of timber.    The top of the wherefore of recent activity at tlie
erica." Floats and pageantry will thing to  return the hook so the table   has    a   sheen   like   satin. school    grounds    and    the    new      For Sale
TOmMlVo iTnTVW+smit        OTOTltS IT! 14XX4.      __-_! 14-      „„..„      +„     „„„     fnr.     Wnrd.S       niUinOt      dO       iUStlCe       tO       itS     „1„„    „n,A _T_     tnlA     nf    fhn    on^nnl
Work? ^feoes     at
For Sale—60 Plymouth; Rock
pullets. Theodore Hummel' 5911
Bethel Church road. ]     _ '-  '
3Bnglish
Marion,
5
For Sale—125 White
Leghorn pullets. Jacob
12620 Jordan road.
Cook,       Auctioneer.
-   _         .             ._   ._      ____        _ and    the    new For Sale—Peony roots now.   A.
symbolize    important   events    ta uttle girl won't have to pay for Words   cannot  do   justice   to   its play field     He toi_ of the school s- Hall> phone 200-F12.           3x
the history of our nation and por- ■ it   just think, $2.50 for a careless beauty so we suggest that each board getting the consent of the  *	
tray the principles  and ideals of; act  probably  performed* -with  no one drop in at the library and see Leg*on   axid Legion  Auxiliary  to &**   kinds of  printing done
Americanism.                                      | me_n intent.   There are countless It for  himself.    Behind   the  gift te_r up the tennis court, explain- the Saline Observer office.
A narrator will  tell  the  story jWays 0f returning the book with- lies an interesting story. ing that it was necessary to ter-
Ann_T-ir._Ti,  irtpnis   and   citizen-1 out revealing identity.   Let's hope     On the farmacross from theW. Tanp   _n/i  Arair,  t__  ___*   _m_  nf
at
Heating and sheet, metal i work,
furnace cleaning and repairing
R.  G.  Wahl,   phone 160.
For your next tractor, Avery
Ro Trac. See one; try one. All
Avery machinery sold bv Albert
Graf.
of
_jg  wxxx. il w__ ji_--____iy  L.  lcl- . — I     Eyes  e__untaed  and  best j glass-
race  and  drain the  east side  of      -A- limited amount of dry wood es made at lowest prices.    Or. i_
  '    ™ ~~1~    --■-•- ----- ~ 0    Gibson,   Oculist,   Packatd   at
Hill,  Ann  Ai_or.
American  ideals   and   citizen- out revealing identity.   Let's hope     On the farm across from the W. race  axld  drain the  east side  of      A limited amount of dry
ship   represented   ta   the   parade the person who has the book will- D. Hart place, known as the Wal- the  grounds similar to  the  west for sale*    Cole's Feed Store
as the floats and marching units • read this and decide to return it ter Wiedman farm, lived 3Mr. and side ^ order to keep water from ——	
pass along. | before  the little girl has to pay Mrs. 3Leonard Bassett for a good seepmg  into the basement;   also,;    For   -^Pert   radio   service,
The parade will begin with 1620 for   it.   CMrs.   Bauer   of  Willow many   years.     About   1900   they that in order to save the district I KeUy>  211 So. Ann Arbor St New 3Fall Colors Women's Ad-
with  the Pilgrims and Plymouth road gave ^ a friendly wave as moved  into  Saline  and built the afc0ut a thousand dollars, it was' miration    silk    3hosiery   just    in.
Rock  mingling with the Indians, j sne   passed   The   Observer   office house   where   Percy   Pink   lives,   prudent    to    have    the    grading      Wanted—Man to husk corn. W. Join  our club plan ana get free
This shows the foundation of our; a few days  ago.    3Do  you know Here they resided until the death done on the play field at this time v* Peoples, 218 Monroe St      4     pair.    G.  3L.  Parsons.
country, religious  freedom.  Other what we  thought of  then,  Mrs.1 —'  'as the contractor made them an	
finnto    Apnintirttr    _ir_nta    nf    tint   n -o       «•    .._,_    tr,n    f^^na nf ~MTr  -Rnssett'when Mrs. Bassett ,,_?,_,,_n„ i„ „^_„ *„_ <.__ 4„w __       For Sale—sand  _*rnwn nr
     - ..    ...    B   of  then,  Mrs. -       —'  ^'as the contractor made them an
/ents   of   that Bauer?      It   waa   the   tempting of Mr. Bassett, when 3__rs. Bassett unusually low price for the job as      For Sale—_aiid grown potatoes,
period will be Gov. Bradford signf-j aroma   of   pickles,   apple   butter went   to   Detroit   and   made   her he could work at it between larger 75c Pr "   " "
ing  the Mayflower  Compact  and|and crabapples which were being home with her son, Laverne, and -ontracts, having a few weeks off      _  ..
the crude schools which provided made   into   good   things   to   eat family.   Mrs. Bassett was of sne  -ust now    .p^ tennis courts will
_J Xl~l-     ^J^._     «11 ... ...x.x...      x     4      ___      4..4.X A\.nTnntnT       ITlf PrP*TPd     1T1      the      STOOU    t l a « :_J. ^l X T.	
education for all,
For
will     be    revived     oy       ia4ifl.ccjnot  send us  some  of your gooa a muiji w jjuou u._u __... -«« ■ some 0f the trees at the w.*... ^,              —     _    -■
Doodle"  and   "The  Battle 3H3ymn j recipes for our Hodgepodge some ong her other interests was  tne Qie school buuding to make room Edna Gross 317 E 3Mich. ph.
of   the   Republic."    Freedom    of;day?     y7e'd    like     'em,     really, library.    She was the first presi- fQr & numt)er of evergreen trees 	
speech and the press and the sign*-i ^r Saline   is   represented   on   the dent of the library board.   A pic- donated to the district by a nur-'     F°r Sale — Registered  Duroc
tag   of  the  Declaration  of  Inde-;draft board by C. A. Curtiss, who ture  of her hangs  on the north _ery and which -^1 add material- j boars. Dan Hertler, 7125 US-112.
__n__T10_      „rill      sVirnxr      thf>      Snirit.     nf !   4.        „«„..„<-,,„. 1 tfnm,„„ T«_t.        X>       ..roll       nf     thP     librarV      and      feW      m- ...    x.    fhn   n^nnnTnTtnn    nf   fhn  cnVxnnl '■ 	
=_..—mum _L.wn potatoes. Lost—Woman's    black    pocket-
bu. Fred Braun. 183-F31. hook   Sunday   containing   glasses,
  driver's license and billfold. Find-
Battery charged while you wait er please return to The Observer-
pendence will show the spirit of
the times.
The ma3ktag of the first flag and
the covered wagon era will be followed by cowboys and girls showing the opening up of the West.
Lincoln's Inaugural Address
will be followed by floats showing
the immigrants who flocked to our
shores to become Sons and Daughters of America and help build up
this  great nation.
Coming down to modern times,
progress in industry, agriculture,
transportation and science will be
properly portrayed ta floats. Voting booths and 21ers,  citizens of
Lli-CLL L    _-_!._.    Uy     V..   XX..     _■____!_,     .4X444     V"*-..  " « .  v
is   secretary.   Attorney   John   P. wall  of the library  and  lew in- t   to the appearance of the school
Kirk of Ypsilanti,  who is a for- deed  are the faces with  such  a • ... ...     -
Insure your car with a reliable-
236. company,   Michigan  Mutual   Liability    Co.,    Donald    R.    Shurtz,
ulux_l-_ ll. u_ u,=.m-L _.  _. __,_-.        ■-     —_ agent for  Saline territory, phone
sery and which will add material- * -^ars.   Dan HerUer, 7125 US-112. 268-F3. .
Old   and    new.  floors    sanded.
__ deed are the faces witn sucn a property.   ~A landscape  artist of!     —     	
mer army "man and a general, is look   of. peace  and   contentment Aml   Arbor   j-    supervising   the Andrew  Hartman,   phone 114-F2.
the chairman and Dr. Faye Palm- so lighted with noble purpose as wQt^ , —^	
er of Chelsea is the third mem- that of this good woman. Each Dr wright spoke on the 4th Sheep for Sale—Breedmg ewes
ber. Conscription youths of Wash- year on the occasion of her birtn- .^^ament, which would do away, and feeding lambs. C. R. Par-
tenaw   county   may   be   thankful day anniversary her son has sen. ^^  th_  practice   of  advertising; sons- 5
that men of such sound.- judgment five dollars to the Ubrary m mem- .       cut_rate)    ^4   possibly   cut-!    _^    ^       . '   '  — . __'
tempered with understanding* and ory  of  his mother.    This money q^^,.   dentists,   who  have   been]    Dead and useless stock wanted.
kindly   human   interest   will   be has been gratefully received ana &   real  problem   ^   metropolitan | Prompt
their "court of appeal." They may'put to good use.   It had always• Detroit j seh,   col
be sure of wise counsel and just been   his   plan    to   present   tne.    Mr    Adams,   of   the   3MJchigani
decisions. GHenry street ia beau-, library  $100 on the  occasion ot Merit       t       of j^ Arbo_f told|    For S
tifully   shaded   in   -the   summer, '-her 100th  anniversary.  M*  »«£ 0f the proposed amendment which yrs. old.   C. D. Fmkbemer, phone
Starting on the hospital grounds'sett passed away some umei ago would> fae  ^^   assar& Michigan, 142-P31.      4x
or the Methodist "church lawn and but his widow, knowing wna. "■*";•_«  *nnTi--,-*t-to-_-oodness   civil  serv-i —
service,
collect
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
Shirley Temple and Jack OaMe in
YOUNG PEOPLE
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
MERCHANTS   NIGHTS
Candy Is A Lady
or the MethcK__it church lawn and but Ms widow, lmowingwtot ner. an honest.to.gooaness   civil  serv-j _._m-_-.___^
ing'bo6th_ and 21ers, citizens of|looking either east or west on a husband had planned to  do,  pe , .ce program     That his audience     For Sale—Registered
today, with Boy and Girl Scouts,! summer day,  the view is pictur-' eided to perform the act for^nun. wag mterested ta the subject was shire boars,
the citizens of tomorrow, will bejesquei   rows   of   beautiful   shade So, true to her resolve, wnen tnt* disclosed by  the  mmerous  ques-, phone 34-F2
succeeded by  floats  showing  the,trees on either side of the street anniversary rolled around me o*   ^^ fired  &t him and whiCh be —
advantages  of  American  Citizen-' ^^ ^th gj-een weU-kept lawns *ine Library »un:di itseir inex       atienitly and lud^y answered.    .    For ban
_     ____...   .4, -r =_.._...   „„_■ _                      bright  colored flow- cipient of a check for $-"-««•    x"       Rotarians Thurlow Bodley  a
yOUAUTOj
Wow
CIJEANEES'   NAPTHJ-
—and—
A NEW  STOVE  GAS
20c per gallon.
Fosdick & Ford Hi-Speed Static
3Michigan  at Harris—Phone 44»
-tegis-erea    Hamp- .,.%.__,_,       „     ,„r\ ...
Harold   3Lambarth, *tasiae tubricatton.   Car  Washu
5  ■ :	
Call 350, Tecum-
For Sale^—Two Delaine rams 3
!
-New    milch    cows.
lueniiy aiia  luiiiuijr   __i_w_i._.    )_,-,.    „—   ^—     xrei «io         _
        .    with" bright  colored flow- cipient of a cneoi. ™ -<—»■    ---     Rotarians Thurlow Bodley  and.Charhe Gresehover, US-23, across
companied by massed bands play-j ers_     Now   it   is    a   carpet   of board after due consideratea de   Q ^  ^^ ^ j^ were pres..f .__ ™i__ b™»™
—      -■       ~     ■■---"■  " "' ,„_^_ n__ hoas -.loTur TTen-' rirlPd to sret the table wnicn wa meetinar.
U_llM»*ft**-)V« w— ——  — I   _JL_1^»J_ Y
ship.    The Statue of liberty, ac-. dotted
.-.--.        1  «,— _ J       *L_n -n A r-m      Vll a tr_   I
companied by massed Danos piay-  ers_     Now   it   is    a   carpet   oi board alter uue ^^^"^rr-~ 	
ing "The Star Spangled Banner" j leaves which one sees along Hen-'eided to get the ta me wnuw w      ^  &t ^ jneetjng.
ana "God Bless America*" will be-      street and residents work daily'greatly needed;    It is a ne-iu^^        . _	
. J      . x. i J 4.4.      X\.n..   ' ..:  nf       fll^Tl*'
the grand finale typifying liberty
and justice for all.
This is a sketch of what is
planned by the committee ta
charge and promises to be of educational   and   inspirational   value.
The parade will start at 2
o'clock, Nov. 10, at the Yost 3Field
House.
Ouf   JVe;«.hltoi*f   Saw
PHTHISIS MY -EMERGENCY *-v|
rstiaf". bos is always bbing-i
ING HOME UNEXPECTED GUEWSj
TOR MEMS-AND I'VE
_ FOUND THAT THtS IS
&. THE ANSWER TO THE
PROBLEM.'
Choice Selected Meats
Tender Steaks
Round, Sirloin, T-Bone
lb. 32c
Leg-O-Lamb,    lb.,   25c Spare Ribs...:.... lb., 17c
& I HOME MADE
shotjlder 9K_'Blud-Wuist.. lb., 20c
Beef Roast  lb., ^5c BTOK
Pig Hocks  lb., lOcj Sauer Kraut— lb., 5c
{Quaker Canned Foods
Peas.  2 cans, 27c
Ripe Cuts 2'/_   can
Pineapple  —   25c
2i/2   Can
Beans and Pork.... 10c
q pa\« I Salad Dressing, pt., 21c
d>   V..__XN _5,j Green or Wax
25c      IBeans  2 cans, 27c
Tomatoes 2 cans, 19c
Phone 38        FREE DELIVERY        Phone 38
Schmid's Food Market ;*
HALLOWE'EN
Housewives are busy today taking down the summer screens,
bringing ta the roclcing chairs
from ,the porches, putting the
garden hose down cellar and making sure that nothing remains
which could be damaged or taken
away.    Why?    It's Hallowe'en!
Not only are goblins, witches,
black cats supposed to travel
about after dark but otherwise
good Uttle girls and boys often
do things they would never think
of any other time of year. Now
why is that?
We can't answer, for Hallowe'en
had a different meaning ta the
beginning, or at least in the long,
long ago. Hallowe'en really
means "Hallow even" or hallowed
evening, as it is the evening before All Saints day, celebrated in
some churches as a d!ay set apart
to honor all the saints. It is
November 1 and is followed by
All Souls' Day in honor of the
dead.
Anything which' is hallowed is
reverenced and usually has some
connection with religious ceremonies. Whether people tired of
the  lengthy   ceremonies   and  felt
from the Milan Prison.
GOOD LIGHTING!
3 work daily greatly neeaea.    xl ^ - -:»--—.       . .	
to keep them cleaned up as they piece   of  furniture  ana ™        of'DemOCraCV At
fall.   CThe  fatal   accident which for years.   There ». «£ ^Jf^ -"emo.irt-V  ___
occurred south of  town a week the. youngste^   ™*g™   one-. The*CrOSSrOads?'
ago   should  remind   everyone   of chairs  for they coiuan i. u* _ ..
the need   of   exercising   constant ,-f they wished^to.   But tney pu-* .    Thomas JefEerson: "I would un-
caution while "     " -.•-->.» - - .       ««-'
stepping into the path of a shot not be clumsy to us*-.    •v*""*rr" disregarding tne souna prei*._<_.iL,
after   it   left   the   gun-  was   the indeed  are   the   children to  nave get foy ^ u^t^ug predecessor,;
   ~e  «,,-„ fntai.t-xr     TTii-MTTriK m,__   a   lovely   gift   and   su-u   a slmlllj1; furnish  the  first  example*
lie.   It reminds
used   whenever    one    is    aro_nd £e words," "They shall rest^irom Q^h tej^ Qf   mk„
them    CDrivtag  along  US-112 a their labors  and their worKs  uu      George washmgton:_'lt_appears. 89-EJ.
For Rent—Peed; mill and equip-   foryOUr home is <_S eaSVClSi
ment, two oil tanks, and building a       * i*
60x70 feet.    C. Boettner. .j .
See our new fall floor coverings
excising   constant .JTth-y wished to. ^\^J^'    Thomas JefEerson: "I would un-; at re^onable prices. ]to^er Out-,
hunting-    It is said as easily as any chair and so win ^Tjjagjy ^ the first person who, i fitting  Co.   118  N.  Fourth Ave.,
Se^mtti of a shot _^t be clumsy to use.    Fortune ^^^ the sound precedent ] Ann Arbor. Tolls paid from Sahne
after   it   left   the   sun  was   the indeed  are   the   children to  nave     t . uiustrious predecessor, ■ ...""I _ . A. f     o11
cause of  ___. fatality^  Rearms Tel   a  lovely   gift   and   such   a | furnish  ^  first  ^pfej    Dr     _tomss,    Ctoopoa^st     all
S__t  bt iSpected "and   caution dutiful table^   It^remin^ins of Qf prolongati0n Deyond the SEC- g£g troubles quicMy «At
i,*pa    whenever    one    is    around th*. word's,  "They shall rest f0™ 0ND term of office." , Helens Beauty bnop, mesoay pn
For   Sale—Five   Poland   China'
few days ago we came up behind fou0w   them." undergone to me proPer*—**to --^^V1?1^,^?:
a    car    bearing   Indiana   license     The library itself_ has ^rS^f ing considered f£r a ^d Ter^j qttX  wg    45' eight weeks   old
plate,    The driver was evidently a   «*J«S%g»^ j_| among^the num^o^ J^g* ffif   gffi^cSt.  plone lf-,
enjoying the  scenery,  looking  to has  been   cieanea   ^-»~'   —- of whom a cnoice ie
th. right and left.   He drove fast, iooks like new The^oor has been (Farewell Addres,)
then slow.   Because of on-coming freshly varnished and tne r°"*_" Andrew Jackson: "I cannot but
traffic it was impossible to pass as spic and span ^* ^ P^^r believe that the more **! lost ^y
this rambling driver, so we slack- ■- »_ _ it.   The children s coxa     fho  1or|er  continuance  of  men in
A
B
For Sale—Two carloads Durham
and Hereford feeder cattle, weigh
form 400 to 700 lbs., at Harness
ened our pace when he did, jump- is jUst about tne ^^;""^ office   than   is   generally   10   *-*« j "*!!" 4"u Dundee   3Mich,   Friday
ed on our brakes when he made spot'any child could wish for and fl        tteir expen^oe... j Elevator^ mndee,   Mien,   _       y
ft necessary to do so and prayed X prophecy that ™°£eg0^t£|      Grover   Clevetod:   "When   we, and Saturoay.
for   a   chance   to   pass   him.     It deluged  with  requests. fro™"* consider   the   patronage   of   this
yt-7   -_:r.. fn.t utiT-nnnm. smrt ti-n.   fniit*   to   visit   the  hDrary x.   offiee.   the   allurements   ofi
as spic ana spa-" <*•** -,- " **" believe tnac me more is iu»l uy
_ ton^keit.   The t*ll*^renLf^f| the  long  continuance  of  men ta
ened^ur~pace when'he did, jump-'is jUst about ^,most_entt^™ g office   ttian_is_ gimara^ to   bej
Phone your Detroit Edison Office,
for one of our Homo Lighting
Advisors.
She will measure your Ugh- witn
ihe Light Meter, and tell you now
*o get good lighting economically
CJPP f H>en SEE the difference
* r If iff >    in your rooms.
L41X4.44.44.   44,    ______      y.     ix__      xxx.-~~j . rTI>.S_.       ID     _-"— -J  j
of   driving,   but   we   decided   it has  more  tliah. tripled-    This  is a de     f   officeholderej    Dead.Uselegs Farm j^aals re-
might be a case of casting pearls certainly an f^^oj with a  zeal  or bom  of  benefits,    q service   to_
(ideas)    before   swine    (ignorant, it   has   a   sPlendlf nfc°n found ta received «"d fostered by the hope movea P    ^   4g4 Adri
thinking). CSTouth loves to deco-, reading matter not often founo^m rf f t to ^ stand ready cuKung *        y . ^ mch.-,
rate the windshields with borders rcities Df this size.    S°™f "^ to   aid  with  money and   tramed,^      ^^1^  «,. |
of book matches in many colors. jis   due   to   volumes   Y^ri*S Political assistance   we reco-^uze, Adrian        s	
Sitting    at    the    wheel    peering • been given by  *te.r^tei* /r£_rd ta ^ eligibihty of the pf^ntj     Q t      t from your hens
5irou|h the fringe of colors, thejr    as soon as Possible tiie board fer   re-eleetion   the   most serious,     *-               Semi-Solid Buttermilk
feel quite  as gay and free as  a'  lans to purchase nibber mats to          er   to   m&t   ^^   dehberate ^            s f   ^
Srdon   the ^wtae.   CNow   that Le  about  the   s-1*31^?^^ and intelligent action which.must ^ ***■    ™        Morton   FQ^r
„ ._^    wi i.n^nA  Tnn*t nf thp. xx.. .,nrr.i*hpfi floor.   Also volumes _|,aT.n_~teriZft a o-overnment by the^y...    „.    _„_»,
VOTE I
YES
ON   PROPOSAL
bird   on   the   wire.   CNow   that use  about  tne   saal-v**77nhrmes a11*1 mtemgeni. acuon wmui m^
frost has blackened most of the me varnished floor,   ^o volumes ehSir3iCteTize a government by the,^
flowers,   marigolds   and   chrysan- of the National Geogrfj^e7f^t people." ToWnllp1+P. «.Fs 1
themums   come   into   their   very | ^e, (many of which are ft^g«      «„_■-__»„»__* T_,:_v,n««».    Es-
themums come into their very; z^e, (many or wm.11 ■«•=■ -^■ =-- senator Robert LaFoUette Es-
ovm They are beautiful and col-!of Mrs. Laverne Bassett) will 1» teMtohment of the precedent that
orfui and proudly lift their heads.bound. '"■■'» TT*aT1   mm  continue  to wield
See   us   for   McMillen   Master
_._. _ tablishment of the precedent tnat ^ mash    Algo free clloice
>und.                                    *        the'one man  ma?  cont^e  tom7S5 laying    concentrate,     Hopperfeed
a"wi"erT resistance  to  it  all  and! above   the" somber  fallen  leaves.      visit   the   library andjw™ this   power   longer   than   EIGHT j     concentrate  and 80%  whole
begin xviSsSe  pra^L  which  CTake  a look ta the library  at j beauty 0f tiie gift; you wfi^ real               s   would   make   a   d« ^     Morton poultry Farm.      ,
grfw to enormoL portions we-^enew^rea^^^^^^ ^—^   ^^
member the library is men Wed- 0nce    ^   precedent    has    been containSs.    Snap up the_e
nesday and Saturday,-both after         ken  that no       e  s?1ould hold B              &t             per bushel
noon and evening.                            I the office more than eight years,  s >£    ^aiit  Far       3   ^y.g
itwillbe difficult if not impossible   vv ^^cHegter.  soi
cannot say. At any rate, Hallow
e'en as it is celebrated today certainly is not hallowed.
But to have the evening set
aside for fun-making, no one objects to. Many prepare little
cakes   or   cookies,   nuts   or  fruit
dren.    It's  beauty is  beyond description.
Saline City Ticket
Owing to an oversight last week
Alwin Gross' name did not appear;
  jit will be difficult if not impossiDie   * Manchester,  south No.ll
CouncU Proceedings     \^™g™?%£„*" 12' 16 on mes Road^	
f^MlIe"*^^ CouncU   meeting   held   t*to\    ££1 W »^mo-atic <Cnn-;     ^
to  their door and enjoy  the  ex-,^. ^ m for the Saline city|Councii room on Monday eve^&; ™teio™[ Station of two
that
period UW^noadoUes"norrecan tto\^TheTe w^T!___Z_ Zgi^™™ ^Ti^n
a-ood times had while bobbin? for councl1' hence were Pl&cmg *nia s October 14, 1940
fppfes     teytag  To    ert   p^fcoml at ^ toP of tte tot ^ time*    '    -"* -llpj1 a
ayy    _,       i_j     5   ^  l._     .    l     yupuuiu | COUNCTLiMEN
without using the hands, after it
has been strung like beads and
suspended from a wall or high
object? Did pumpkin pie ever|
taste so good? Did friedcakes'
and sweet cider ever disappear
so fast?
Who does not remember the
fun of whittling out a grotesque
face for a Jack-OrXiantern? And
wasn't the one you made always
the most beautiful,v4n your estimation? '"    "    '
Alwin Gross.
G.   C.  Townsend.
3Ray Davis.
Clarence  3Haarer.
Jolm W.   Cole.
Henry A.  Schroen.
Sam Lambarth.
CONSTABLE
Bert Gillen.
Spring   is
in   the   air   at   the
beautiful,^ your■ era,. ^   » H   Gardener on
There are|many happy ™, **s forsythia
■didate  for  president,  1924:   "The       t-_~_    _.   ----- -
j traditional limitation of two terms  candidates   for   election   on   the
iof no more than four years each non-partisan   judicial   ballot   are
--■•-_ Tint-   limited    bv   noli-Lcal   party
CleTk called" the roll. ! of no more ^ ™ur ^rs e^n * ^ itical   party
Clerk calie^l       & ^  ^  c^.: to  us  with  ^helmmg designatio__ Choose the man best
present:    Lambarth, t endorsement  of  the.P_at*fots who  auagfled   by   training,   experience
Mayor  Townsend^ta
Couneilmen
endorsement  of  the patriots wno g_ d   fe     training,   experience
t^XZS1 Gress.""'    "' :uave held the presidential  office   ^abf^J^T^t.    Elect L3EWIS
^e c^unc^iructed Attorney and many lesser-n-ea whotoe %d^STMANt   Probate  Judge
Tr-Jy^JTrT tn  draft  an  ordinance considered the  subject.  JefEerson,       xvashtenaw County.
Kiaizman  to  drait;zn &_ Madison   Mon-Oe, Jackson, Cleve- °* Wasntenaw u.u_ y
relative to, paife and^lavm jBuchanon,   William   Hemj
sions, which was read an f     Harrison> Andrew Johnson, Ruth- Jor]
Motion by Gross,  supported by erford B. Hayes, Wiffiam McK>n-    icker_2 old;  one 6.roll m.
T ambSth   that   Clarence  Haarer ley  Theodore Roo^eve£ Jaft and ^^.^ hugker   A_!   ^pe-
^   -imed   as   councilman   under perhaps    other   presidents    have late F.2Q ^^
!ectio_^0 of the Qty Charter of spoken in its favor Cbnntatonto- tors__ne ,
becuon ■«        „„„„—,  paused by two terms)   in 3NO TINCERTA1JN
FOB SALE
One    1-row    John-Deere
The City of Detroit has
long enjoyed certain benefits and privileges. Now
they are trying to further
encroach upon out-state
territory—they want jto
run Detroit Street Reilway
buses beyond the city
limits without paying
. highway taxes.
You can stop this ualeir
pr*—Hce by voting "YES"
f 1 Kumber 3. t
«K>T£Cf T0I1IR
HIGHWAY RIGHTS
.        .■>___..-     -*?£. Chubb    road      A   big forsythia! the  resignation  ot ±s-
celebrations in com^tion^tii ^\^7 £et till and pro-
Hallowe'en, which if ;^ot -taKtow- broad has challenged,  are well worth remembering.
Saline   General   Hospital
33.
portionately broad, has challenged the season by bursting into
full bloom—a beautiful sight to
behold.—South Lyon  Herald.
British Columbia leads all other
Canadian provinces ta fisheries
production,     with    Nova    Scotia
Mr. and 3M3rs. Elmer Lange of
Detroit are the parents of a son,
born Sunday. ^ __.__.,
Buddy 3E,airbanks  slipped on a ranking second.
swing   at   school   Tuesday   noon 	
and broke his left wrist He wasj. The largest area of quicksand
brought to the hospital where a}in the world is -said to be the
cast was placed on the wrist and j Diamond   Shoals,   off   Cape  Hat-
he was released.
teras, N. C.
The  Pacific   coast  line   of   the
United   States   is   1366   miles  in! in  20
length. *" day.
Italian radio stations broadcast
different  languages   every
SrS m vaca^y -=by ^^>>J^^S_?S "a^^SeSS
iTreiattan  of B. __.  Bodge, ^RMS.^ It £ ^earjrom ttas ^^ phone
^S?0-? ^^i'ndemann, supported as a party question." 	
M?°\^wKU^ Gross     ^afiklta   Delano   Roosevelt,   ta  	
by^Lambartt, that, £^ the 1932. ,A g-eat man (Woodrow
act-asvi^ayor   prOptem Wilson) left a watchword we can
remainder of-the year:. _t ^ - we-j repeat. There is NO tadis-
,1^93 Motion^^Ltad^mSpe^ablf man.' I still know that
$1,909.93. ™0£°7"\y7? ti,e hms the fate of America cannot de-
supported by Gross, that the dius e ^ ^ ^^ The great-
be. allowed and orders drawn for p^ ^ ^erica ^ grounded in
^MoXn" Slo   adjourn   and principles and not on any single
MAKE DETROIT
PAY  ITS  SHARE
stood adjourned.
LOTTIE  WALLACE,  Clerk.
G. C.  TOWNSE3ESID, Mayor.
This is the time of the ^year
when the man of the house decides he is going to sleep all win-
. .., , _. • . '. *J.JL_l.&_-V_J__      x^x.      x-x
ter with both windows wide open. leflo f^-"^-;.^
personality.'"
EYES EXAMINED!
Glasses fitted. Every Saturday
.2:30-to 9:30 P. M. Office in 3Milan
lHot<S_ESee Dr. Frank Gifford, To-
NAMON   BUII_03__5S-
PROTECT
WHAT¥OUi
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others
Not gold, but only men, can
A Nation, great and strong,
Men who, for truth and honor's
sake,
Stand fast and suffer long,
Brave men who work w3hile
sleep,
Who dare while others fly,
They build a nation's pillars
And lift them to the sky.
Lloyd E. Fairbanks
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