1941-02-13; Saline Observer

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SAI__NE,   WASHTENAW  COTJNTY,,MICHIGAN, THURSDAY,  FEB.   13,   1941
K33JMBER   IS*
Income and Intangible Tax
We have secured the services of a representative of the Briggs and Icerman Co.,
Auditors and Public Accountants, for the
25th and 26th days of February, 1941, to
assist the people of this vicinity in maMng
out their Income and Intangible Tax returns.
This service is free .to every one whether
a customer of the bank or not. We will be
glad to have you come in and make use of
the service.
Saline Savings
Bank
Tlie One Story Bank On the Comer
LINCOLN'S DAY
BAND
CONCERT
SALINE HIGH ;^> NapoIetfHigh
Uniform Band v**»     School Band
TONIGMT-8 P. M.,
Saline High School AuditeiuiEu
Admission—Adults, 25c; Students, 10c
Dniible BanJ Concert
This Thursday Night
SEEN AN' HEARD
fr
e*
fl,We dropped in at the library
last -week and found Mrs. E. A.
Clark, Mrs. Lucile Henderson and
layer nas
eached 90
ears
3In Addition to Special Numbers   Mrs.    -lay   Niles   busily  engaged Well   Known   Citizen   Celebrates
Movies Will be Shown unpacking   a  shipment   of books Anniversary at His Home
of Music Camp. ■ from the state library—80 in all. Today.-
  ' Sounds like a lot of good reading 	
The uniformed band will give and from the names we heard Today, Feb. 13, marks the 90th
a concert Thursday evening at them repeat as they checked ofE birthday "anniversary of one of
8 o'clock. Special numbers will the list we believe it will provide Saline's oldest and most loved
include Lindenschmidt special. a variety which includes topics residents, Fred Mayer. 3Mr. Mayer
dance numbers, special solos by enough to interest every reader. ; was born in Wurttemburg, Ger-
Ernst and others; special new mu-   CThe   children's  table' at  the  li-  many,   Feb.   13,   1851,   and   came
6 complimentary tickets       3.00. brary has  been supplied with  a jto this country with his parents
Memories (college tunes), Throw | fresh stock of books also. There? when he was five years old. The
Out the Life Line (religious), J are gay, colored picture books {family came directly to Saline
Balation Overture (contest num- j which will take the children |upon arriving in America and
ber), Marches on the Square, Un- i through- fairyland on the wings j settled on a farm in Lodi town-
der the Double Eagle, Blue Dan-! of imagination. Why not take|_hip. Here 3M3r. Mayer grew..to
ube Waltz, and other numbers, i advantage of the magical trips |_
Following the concert by the! and scenes? 3Pinnochio is there}
Saline band, the Napoleon band j with his long wooden nose andi*
will favor with a concert; then! Snow White and the Seven f.
Dr. Joseph E. Maddy will give a j Dwarfs. Dr. Rabbit and Grturipy |-
series of movie pictures of the i Bear are close at hand. The Three f-
National Music Camp, Interloch-'' Little 3Pigs and Jack and Jill are.
en, Mien. ' stiU building houses of straw andij
Proceeds will be used to pur- j sticks and carrying water up the \
chase new equipment for the; hill. Little Red Riding Hood is ■■
band. The band is pleased to olay as sweet and charming as ever ;
for every organization of Saline ; and Watermelon Pete tells you »
and vicinity. The Woman's Club j how a little boy crawled, into a »
has requested the band to play.! melon patch through a hole in the
also    St.    Paul's    church   for   a! fence and then proceeded to eat
so   much   melon   that   when   he
wanted to   go  home  he  couldn't
get through the hole in the fence. ,
Blacky,   the   kitten,   and   many
more are there on the children's ;'.
table just waiting for some little-;
chubby hand to grasp them and|;
take a trip through their -wonderland pages. These are stories
Charirnan for the month, Alwin | ch**d™ never forget and ^,3
Burkhardt showed two _u_e reels, growtiredof hearing. C^ss D6r-
of pictures, with Alwin Gross at i ?***? Horning of Leslie is the new
the machine, from the education- i instructor m ■ art and music fin..f
al division of the Michigan Con- j *-**f S ™* *** Sn^ h^ home
servation Deparment, at the meet- 3 ?e ly. „She ^s matang) her home  msmho6a.
Father and Son banquet. There
are several invitations outstanding at 3M3ilan, Ypsilanti and Ann
Arbor.
Saline Rotary Club
with 3Mr. and 3M3rs. William Sturm.
of the Rotary Chib at The Tavern; ™}H* f^;,*"'"       ♦l/'t^^,, arT -change,
last Thursdav noon.    Thev were : yesterday was the birttdayan- |*-^1^B-
last Thursday noon.    They were
seeing    the     country
ii.txoiti7.-ja.   semi-wilderness
with    wolves    howling    in    the
of scenes on Isle Royal in Lake: ™S « ZZ^jJ^^^™*^' to the country as .we
Superior and showed the general | We ttink oi' him M W? *™af; know it today.-Good roads, ."el-
contour   of  the  island,  its  ^es^a^^i^nt^ongh^e ^hK^^ have made
and rivers, old copper mines, the
_,    _        x  o1,„r_,,~  «._-._- nf t>i.   their   advent ; since   he   came  to
bays and harbors, hunting scenes   We do not always  tronK oi w,^ v_cinity and-have transform-
and moose and deer in the wild, ?.ard?111Ps0 ^L,JL "J^i,0 iZTa ed the living habits of the corn-
all in all making a fine program. ^t^^.^*^^i**c^veJ munity. He mamed Miss Clara
Rotarians Walter MacPeek of f7d "SLSrMm to ' Xaube hgayer, daughter of Mr.
Ann Arbor- and G. Walter See-. *™S ^7 J^*c** ™e.^f^^.axidMrs. Ulrich Laubengayer, al-
burger   of  Midland  were  t^ests.' ^Standing on fte site of tte    Q       - ; .^ s^   tQ
as was also Dr. J. B. Wallace of  Sj^M?T1lop1 T^lt ^X, lnrh_f'alve on-a. farm in Pittsfield.town-
■the .family .water   -gg. «-£=&£ Sn^-w^ "^!
Flat Rock Plays _*a5SriQe
Saline Mere Friday "  —
  Clarence
Hornets     Return    Home     After Phone   152.
Playing Five Away; BelleviUe Beaten 36 to  27.
Work     Shoes     at!    All  kinds of printing done-ak
3 the Saiine Observer olfkee.      .  . "j
Cook,
Auctioneer. ]     Scratch   pads,   3L2c   per   lb.   at
j The Observer office. i
Having played five consecutive
games away from home, the Hor-
No    Fix,    No    Charge.     Eelly |    Meat  Scraps and Tankage fair
Radio Service, 211 S. Ann Arbor. I Hogs   and   Poultry.    Cole's Feejl
  ' Store.
Old    and    new   floors   sanded, j   I
nets   are   anxious   to   get   under Andrew   Hartman,   phone 114-F2. |    Another Lyons Electric Brood-
way on their own court, and that j — j er  will  be  given away  Free ih.
chance will come tomorrow night      For   Sale—8   registered   Duroc i February. Order your chicks now-
when the  high-flying Flat  Rock gilts. Dan Hertler, phone 184-F21. • Saline Hatchery,
quintet  comes   riding into  town, i
We are dealers in Master Mik
feeds, Semi Solid _3uttermi_fe,
Salsbury's remedies, and poultry
equipment. Phone 182-F22 for
free delivery of feed, in 300 lb.
lots. Morton Poultry 5?arm. "Ttie
Home   of   Quality   Chicks."
This fray is expected to have' Heating and sheet metal work
many thrilling moments, as it will furnace cleaning and repairing
have    quite   a    bearing    on    thejR-  G.  Wahl,   phone 160.
standings  in  the Huron  League.)	
Flat Rock nosed out the Dundee! For Rent—Feed mill and equip-
cagers who later defeated Saline i ment, two oil tanks, and building
by a slim margin, but the local!60x70 feet,    C Boettner.
sharpshooters  have   improved  on I	
their   basket  shooting   and   free!    Semi-Solid  Buttermilk   fortified
throws and have stepped up the" with E emulsion for breeders and
pace in their floor work to such! layers.     Cole's  Feed  Store,
an   extent   that  anything  might
happen before, the final  gun.
_Triday night the Hornets defeated Belleville there in their
fastest, most open game this
season, 36 to 27. From the very
first minute of play they assum-
Let us take care of your insurance needs. Fairbank's 3tn-
surance Agency, phone 40-3_T,2.
Condensed Buttermilk, 3__a_-Vo,
the Perfect 3-Oneral; Feeding Mo-
ed a lead that they never relin- lasses, any quantity. Cole's Feed
quished,  although they had some! Store.
pretty bad scares,  and were un-1	
able to let up during the entire! 46 Poultrymen are now using
contest. 1 A.   &  B.   Poultry Feed  or A.   &
Before the game was a minute * B-   Poultry   Concentrate.     Saline
old Schaffer slipped through for . Hatchery.
a beautiful dog shot and Martin' 	
quickly followed with another 1 Eyes examined and best glass-
field goal to show their oppon-1es made at lowest prices. Dr. L
ents which two men they would!0- Gibson, Oculist, Packard al
have   to   guard   against   in  that.;133-11.   Ann  Arbor.
game.   Before   the   quarter   had!    _	
ended they were well out in front I For Sale—White cedar fence
and had taken a 24 to  13 lead i Posts*   ^u   sizes.   4x7   post,   25c;
Better Results And Mope
Eggs From Your Own
Grains
HUDSON'S ALL-MEX FORMULA
18%   Laying Ration
100 lbs. Hudson's 42%  All-Mix1
150 lbs. Oats  (Ground 3F_ne)
150 lbs. Corn  (Ground Fine)
25 lbs. Bran J* or 100 lbs. whejat
75 lbs. "Mids. ]      ground' coaise
by half time. Their biggest share
in this half came when Schaffer
was shoved out of bounds while
trying for a field goal and twisted his loiee, but he was back in
the lineup at the start of the
second half.
The Hornets increased their
lead even- farther in the third
quarter  and  with  a lead  of  31
5x7, 30c; 4x8, 28c; 6x8, 42c; W.
G. Spike, Yz mile south of US-
112  on Marion Road. tf
3Lat '39 GMC lYz ton truck,
heavy duty tires; lYz '36 Ford
truck, heavy duty. Very good
prices.     Gross  Hardware.
Wanted   —   Dead   and   useless
AUCTION SALE
.Having sold his farm, the un- mother asked him to.bring a3 paill^miam who lives in Rosevffle
dersigned will sell at public auc- Uf water. Such character ^Tm^^T^etx^i.-*--- 2? - '
tion  on" .the  premised,   7215 Ann; axe   not   forged .by   dodging the,     _       -       _*     „ .,   __.
tobor-Saline road, one mile north ; thing that is hard to do but the > A^12ca^* ^l^f*dQ ^
of Sahne, on • ; only right thing- after all   nor do ■-^     Maver- ^^ while the  ehil-
-     Tuesday, February 18 ! they falter when the goina: gets, ™£ ^.fsmall     For soml time]
commencing at 12 o'colck sharp,   tough.   CPerhaps  you  recall  the f£n _£** s^* aFc°LS°e^ol^l\
the follow described property:   five-generation picture which  re-1 ^ ^f £ reUrTh*?^ I
Brown gelding 14 yrs. old, wt..
cently appeared in The Observer . ^TrideVts Udtn tel \
about 1600: brown gelding 12 yrs.; in which Maurice Robbin's^^ great-; f^e^TL ve£ta£s seeif to i
^andmother-was the oldest mem-| r fl the   l0ve   and   care ;
pullets, | ber of the famdy    She Is an own^.^
i cousin   of  Abraham  Lincoln and,.„    „„_Jc,„   ...„!„-.    u    __-.:_.„.!
to 19 Coach Pentecost puUed st°ck= n°rses- *>3- co^ 52. Call
some of his. first string-men to I collect Tecumseh 350 Carroll
give the men a rest. Then Belief |Frost' Licensee for Darling & Co.
ville   pulled4   a   fast   rally    and      '_. ■._._„....
cracked the Saline defense wide! .See our new floor covermgs
open as Wojcicka led an attack [ z*™™0™**1*T^™3- J?8™? ?ut>
to bring the score up to- 31 to t***mgA Oo. 118 N. Fourth Ave.,
27 before Pentecost could serid. Ann Arbor* ToUs Paid from Sahne
his men   in  to   curb   it.     Saline',    ___    .   ,     •      _ '     . -   .
again took a safe lead, in the' Wanted—Handy man to lay
nlxt two minutes of play and cement and modernize cow barn
coasted in .- I and put up .milk house.    Phone
Capt. TV_el Schaffer and Mar-1 A?n AAoir; 258872 2224 D^boro
tin led Saline's scorers with ll",rd- Job at 10325 Macon- rd. 20
and 9 points-r__3n__jt_vely.--Bamer i • v,     - '   .-   -^   _
m   1.1.    Mr   v.™.   -«-   -vr-..-collected two fi^goEUs for four!    Especially   equipped   to   repair
In.  1912  Mr. Mayer  and  Miss; fe |g  tg;ken  out;auto  parts  and farm machmery
because of fouls. Ross led. the' gelding of all kinds Brooks
Belleville team with 8 points, "_j_ < Brothers wUlfix it, if anyone,
though he was out for about 7;can*    Phone 101. _-jSJ^
minutes because of a shaking up, i    ._,_..;,,.,._.., „    _ _77777%0l)
500 lbs.
If you are interested ih building   one   of   the   Highest   Graid-*
Laying   Mashes   from  your   own 7
grains,   that  is  liigh   in •proteittfS-'*'
and   second   to   none   for  better*"
results, we urge you to give the
following formula a trial:-
HUDSON'S ALL-MIX And
ALFA-COB   FORMULA
350 lbs. of Sound Corn
300 lbs. of Heavy Oats
200   lbs.   of  l_Eddlings
100 lbs.  of Bran
200 lbs. of Hudson's AU-3M_x~42%
50 lbs. of Hudson's Alfa-Cod
TELUEM* SELI^E
THROUGH  THESE AD  COLUMNS
MEAT
Is Fun to Eat
Is Good For You
SHOULDER
Pork Roast, lb.,
21c
SHOULDER
Beef Roast, lb.,
23c
CHOICE 3LEG
Lamb   lb.,
29c
Veafstew.... lb.,
19c
Pork Liver, 2 lbs.
25c
PORK  OR BEEF
Hearts lb., 15c
MEWS
Sweetbread.
337
310
3S9
6S5
373
294
397
414
3343
2603
1980
907
-3.
3.4
l&Z
35.5
Based on _-or. servings uucooiied meat (edible portion)—(1) Thiarmne: 1 micro„ra_i=V- International Unit—(2^ Ribo-lavin: 1 microsram—^
-herman-Bonrquin Unit.
SEA FOOD
Smoked   Salmon   lb   35c J Fresh   Lake   Perch,    lb.,    25c
Smooked Blue Fins.... lb.,  29c J Fillet-Flounder  Sole.... lb.,  29c
Smoked   Herring..
lb.,   25c j OYSTERS...-     qt.,    55c
SMELT, fresh Thurs., Fri., 2 lbs., 25c
Booth Frozen Foods
SCALLOPS .    lb.pkg.   SSc
Kernels  Cut  Corn,
pkg. No. 2   25c
Asparagus.  12 oz. pkg., 29c
Spinach  lb. pkg., 27c
Peas,  bulk,   12   oz.   pkg.,   25c
Raspberries   lb.   pkg,,   29c
Strawberries..!  lb.  pkg.,  29c
Special Fri. and Sat.
Dinner Rolls, <|oz.,  6c
FORT  HOWARi
TISSUE
4 rolls
25c
Special Saturday Only
H03ME  STYLE
Pretzels ..._ doz,. 18c
""Whesre Quality Isn't Expensive"
SCHMID'S FOOD MARKET
Phone 38        FEEE DELIVERY        Phone 38
old, wt.  about 1300.
125    White    Leghorn
100   Barfed   Rock   pullets. i cousin   o_    __man<_ui   .____.i_lh   <-">-., d -vrii.r-     would     d.liP-ht
5 tons alfalfa, 12 tons timothy . by process of generations ^aur£e . *J°g£ oT^^Ld^l I
and  15   tons   mixed  hay,   a  few, would   be  fourth   cousin   of   the  „ . • He  is   a i
bushels of potatoes, 1,000 bushels   famous   president.   CSounds   like  member    of    <-t     Paul'.church ^
ear  com,  1,500  bushels  oats,   35   one ^.gHoraUonqAlger^stori^|S^   ciSstmas   he   had  S:
°™'H McCormick-Deer-i t^e pr^S-clay book  of^.    A^a^»f |f^|
ing  Farmall  tractor,   on  rubber; • certam lad, born, on a farm less „mJ. +..t_*_   _.•„   _„   xT.
2-row power-lift cultivator for , than a hundred miles away, work-
same, good as new; 3M3cCormick- ' ed for a time in one of the auto-
Deering combine, 6-ft. cut, with '= mobile plants in Detroit.* Then
motor attached, good as new; \ came a slack time and he was
Model T Ford truck. New Idea, laid off. After a time he again
corn husker and shredder, nearly ; went to Detroit to seek work in
new; McCormick-Deering lime j one of the factories but was un-
sower, brand new, sowed only 19 .successful. He had a little money
acres;   Fordson   tractor,    Vulcan i but he  didn't want  to  spend it signed will sell at public auction!
jl     _   _jl _  i  -i  _    .•  #>   i xi    \  «.__.--411    T-«     . j-v-i n-nr   -r-r«-Un-_.    \*n-   tun _-     «T.-Ti-'n__*     /\v_    +-V»-__    T3*S«__i/l     C! _»_■».__-__,■-■#*-_-___m    •Ftrttnrv^      t-ifA !
friends congratulate him on the
milestone " he has reached and
wish" him many more years of
happiness.
-,   AUCTltONSALE
To settle the Estate, the under-
and Woicicki collected 7 I    Dead-Useless Farm Animals re-
Sahne  Reserves  lost  to  Belle- ]™™d-   /°^  P"^"^:1?
V^eR1oe^oS %** Preliminary 'SS SS? IK4 £K
& Mine  high defeated  Pinckney i A^*« T-mkage  Co.
Tuesday    evening    at    Pincloiey, j Tractors for sale—B John
Site rscar*°r^rfirsetCeih^ BeYrl^C.^f^S R°S
wten Pilctaeymto^k an early ^aU~aU on rubl3er* F"12 ^
lead.    They  were   ahead  of   the. «_■_.■____-.   ■_»_:«•„_■__
Hornets,   11-7   at half-time.    Joe Hemnin   Heininger.
Martin lead  the  scoring  with  8
points and Bamer flicked in 7.
SALINE
Bamer,   f
B   F   P
Manley Robinson reports no
loss to two weeks of age in his
300  cliicks bought from the  Sa
2   0   4 i line Hatchery.   They are also fed
Grunewald,   f      1   0   2jA.   &   B.   Poultry  Feed.
Saline
Martin,  f         3
Bradley, f      0
3   9: Hatchery.
0    0!
tractor plow, 14-in. 2-bottom; j until he knew when he was going
nearly new Goodyear 8-in. 75 foot j to earn, more, so he started to
belt; ' John Deere corn binder, • hitch-hike home. Between Dear-
Deering mowing machine, John 3 born and Wayne a man driving a
Deere manure spreader, C. B. & i new car stopped to give him a
Q. corn planter, disc harrow, i lift. They visited for a time, then
cultipacker, single row cultivator, 1 the stranger asked the lad to
McCormick corn hinder, McCor- j drive for a while and he did. Be-
mick-Deering side delivery rake, I fore they reached Ann Arbor the
McCormick-Deering hay loader," -. stranger said, "Why don't you
90-tooth spiketooth, nearly new;' come to California with me? I'll
springtooth harrow, Hoosier disc i pay all your expenses if you'll go
drill,    Moore   walking   plow,    7- j along and help me drive.'. It wsts'
on the 3Fred Schweitzer farm, two
miles west of  Saline  on US-112, j
on •
Thursday, February 20 i
commencing   at   1   p.   m.   sharp,!
the following described property:.
Four   Hqirses—Grey,    age    12, j
wt. 1500; Grey, age 15, wt. 1500; j
Bay, age 14, wt. 1350; Black, age!
15,   wt.   1450. ;
Roan cow, bull calf. ,
50 Fine Wool ewes, Fine Wool!
Schaffer   c 4 3 11 j    Wm*   Schwoeho,   3   miles   west
Davis   o       "™"""'          0 0   0! of Saline, reported a loss for the
Ash   7      "     2 2    6: first  11  days  of one  chick from
, B .  ^   4'. his    325 ' bought   at   the    Saline
0 Hatchery.     They   are  fed   A.   &
B.  Feeds. Saline 3Hatchery.
O. Bredernitz, g      2
M. Bredernitz, g     0   0
Totals
BELLEV3TLLE
14    8 36
B  F  P
Man Wanted—For steady year
around work. Opening in this vi-
Ross,   f   -.—    2   4   8 einity.   Must live  in Washtenaw
Plonte,   f
buck,   48  3Fine wool lambs.
Chevrolet   1937   Pickup,
condition.
Wojcicki, f   ....     3
Bluhm,   f  —....     0    0    0
3Hilarid.es, c
Agre,  f
0 0 { Co.    Car necessary. Write W. G.
1 7 "Marker, Box 33, Lake-view, Mich.
1   5      Baby  chicks—Our   White   3Leg-
good
tooth cultivator, 600 lb. "platform j a temptation to the youth and he
scales, 3 incubators, fanning mill, I said, "I'd love to go to California
milk cart, size 16 cream separator, alright, but I'm looking for work. Black Hawk corn planter, John
for hand or power drive, 2 wag-' I have to get a job." "Well, come Deere mower, McCormick-Deering
ons, 2 flat racks, 2 brooder stoves,! to California and get a job out j spreader, McCormick - Deering
milk cans, Ford's milkina: ma-' there," said the stranger. He: grain binder, McCormick-Deering
chine, harness, many hand and! was a man in his early fifties andj corn binder, Farmers Favorite
small tools, household goods and' a good judge of character- He ■ grain drill, Massey Harris side
other articles too numerous to' could see that the lad had the delivery rake, cultipacker, two t
mention. J qualifications for a good worker.
Terms of sale, cash.    3No goods   They talked for a while and con-
2
0    0    0; horns   are  known for  their  high
Mason,   g  .... .     10   2 j production of premium eggs, large
McMullen, g ..........    0   2   2 body size, and excellent livability,
O'Neil, g  —^ ....    113{ We   can  supply you  with  chicks
Wilson,  g         0    0    Ojany  week   desired.   Early   order
discounts.  Morton Poultry Farm.
Totals       9   9 271
to be removed from premises until settled for.
W.  D.  HART.
JIM 3FIlSrNE__L,  Auctioneer.
Arthur Heininger, Clerk.
Dilinquent Tax
RoU Published
Description of 3Lands Held for
Sale by The State are lasted
in Fall.
The descriptions of lands held
for sale by the.state for charges
of taxation ancl:interest as given
is published in this issue and will
be published for two more weeks.
The sale of lands will be held, him on the shoulder,
the first Tuesday in May. at the i we've checked up on you and you
office of the County Treasurer,    j don't belong  to  no  union.    You
Persons  who  desire to  contest  can't work here without you join
tinued to drive along. Finally the
youth decided to accept the offer
and take the trip. He would get
home somehow even if he had to
hitch-hike. They were red lettei
days for the boy. He.loved the
changing scene from plains and
prairies to mountains, through
deserts and fertile valleys, through
small towns and great cities.
America was unfolding before him
as he had never dreamed of it
from any geography. Then the
journey was ended. Soon the
search for work began and almost at the first venture he was
taken on in a great airplane factory. He had worked more than
half a day when someone tapped
"Hey, you,
wagons   and   racks,   iron   wheel;
wagon,    dump    rake,   .stoneboat,'
Clipper fanning mill, McCormick-:
Deering   2-row   cultivator,   John.
Deere  hay   loader,   Osborne   side
delivery rake, corn sheller, wood
roller,    springtooth   drag,    spiketooth drag, Oliver walking plow, '•
gas engine, power grinder, power
sheller, lawn mower, Louden hay
car,  pulleys,   ropes,   slings,   buzz
saw,   tank   heater,   5   harnesses,
feed cooker, clover seed buncher,
about   80   tons  of  hay,   corn  in
bundles in barn, 1,800 bushels of
good oats, 3 stacks of corn stalks,
dover seed, grain bags, wood pile,
buzz  pile,   household   goods   and
other   articles   too  numerous   to
mention.
Terms of sale:  Cash.
3FRED  SCHWEITZER ESTATE.
A. R. Burkhardt, Administrator.
C____J-_SNCE   COOK,   Auctioneer.
the lien claimed thereon by the
state are instructed to appear in
circuit court at the March
ternv, and file their objections
with/the clerk thereof.
YORK TAX BATES
I -will be at Saline banks on
the days named to collect taxes
for York township:
Feb.  28,  Savings Bank
Dog tax must be paid.
Dan Murray, Treasurer,
BEAD THE LESTER ADS "NOW
the*" union." The lad hesitated
"How. much will that cost?" he
asked! "Forty dollars membership fee and $3 per month. Bud-
63y, you make it snappy." "But
I haven't got $40," the lad relied. "Out you go then,"-said
his informant. To the office he
went and received wages for the
hours he had \yorked. Drifting on
down the coast he stopped at another town, applied at another
aircraft factory and was put to
work at once. He love.d his -work
and within a month's time had an-
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Saline Township Taxes
I will collect taxes as
follows:
Saline Saings Bank on
Feb. 15
Citizens Bank March 1.
At my home at any
time.
Dog tax must be paid.
Julius Marion, Treas.
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Room for rent—204 East Henry street
3Fishermen cut off the heads of
moonfish before bringing them to
port, because their human-like
faces make them hard to sell.
The O. E. S. are having a
social party Monday evening, Feb.
24.   Adm. 25c. Everyone welcome.
Coming Auctions
Rex  G.   Gleason  on  Saturday,
February 22.
To Exchange — Good 6-room
house in Ann Arbor, near campus,
for house in Saline.   Box 177.
EYES EXAMINED!   ;
Glasses   fitted.  Everv   Saturday!
2:30 to 9:30 P. M. Office in "Milan*
Hotel. See Dr. Frank Gifford, Toledo   Optometrist.
For Sa31e—Attractive 5-room
bungalow, home of the late D. B.
Mattison.    Phone 194-F3.      19
We are extending our permanent wave special one week—
don't miss it. Helen's Beauty
Shop.
IT IS HERE, the long expected
Ford 4 Cylinder Pickup. More
Power, More Economy and durability than ever. Come in and see
this latest addition to the large
Ford line. Wiedman Auto Co.,
Saline.
Ed. Schuman, R. 1, Ypsilanti,
bought 300 Barred Rock cliicks
from-the Saline Hatchery on Jan.
23. He reported a loss of one
chick on Feb. 5th. He is also
feeding A. &- B. Poultry Concentrate.     Saline  H3atchery.
Unheard of Tractor Economy
Owners report using from 6 to
10 gallons fuel per day with the
New Ford Hydraulic Controlled
Tractor which pulls two 14-in.
Plows under all conditions and
now sells for only $660.00 FOB
Dearborn. As3k any of the 70
owners in Washtenaw County.
Write, Phone or Call for demonstration.
Wiedman Tractor Sales, Saline.
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HATCHERY
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ite-^twSeniteS^to
1200 lbs. Batch
10 lbs. Grain per day, each lOD?-.-
birds, late-afternoon, 5 lbs. co^n, \
3 lbs. wheat, 2 lbs. oats.    (Both
Formulas.) ■*-»
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Bigger Profits And Mote
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HUDSON'S  HOG-MIX
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300 lbs. Ground Corn
200 lbs.  Ground Wheat or Mids.
200 lbs. Heavy Oats, ground fine
100  lpS4 Huaspn|g|..50%  Hog-I.Xix
9  to 1 Mixture''For Pigs  50 T»
100 Lbs.
500   lbs.   Ground  Corn.
200 lbs. Ground Oats or Barley
200 lbs. Ground Wheat or Mids.
100 lbs Hudson's 50% Hig-Mix
12   to   1  3Mixture  For Hogs   169
Lbs.   To   Market
900 lbs. Ground Corn
300 lbs.  Ground Wheat  or Mids.
100 lbs. Hudson's 50% Hog 3M_x.
OR
14 To 1 Mixture
1,000 lbs. Ground Corn
400 lbs. Ground Wheat,  Batley
or Middlings
100 lbs. Hudson's 50% Hog-jMix
The following Dealer will gladly figure the cost for you:   i
Saline Mercantile Co.
COLE'S 3E-EED STORE
SALINE
LARRO FEEDS
WE   DELIVER
you AUTO
/{MOW
CLEANERS'   NAPTHA
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—and— !
A NEW STOVE GAS j
20c per gallon.        j
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Fosdick & Ford Hi-Speed State
Michigan at Harris—Phone) 44
Inside Lubrication,   Car   Washu
ONE CENT
for 4 hours of ..glut over your
KITCHEN SINK
A 100-watt lamp provides *_c__3
working light over your Mtdioi
sink for 4 hours at a cost of Onir ;
one cent. Call any Detroit Hidi-
son office fcr helpful lighting
suggestions. i
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