1941-02-20; Saline Observer

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SALINE,   WASHTENAW  COUNTY, 3_|t<__^_GAN.   THURSDAY, 1?EB. 20, 1941
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! Saline
Is rrouii
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SEEl
n an' heard-} hterestifig Session
planned ahead
George Wellington's victories didn't "just
happen."   He planned them carefully in ad-
h\iP "__Sll_    hiltSil'V CFebruary is certainly a patriotic
ill. i. __IU    I <*-__--J montll.  wfcat with Daniel Boone^
  Abraham    Lincoln,    and    George
I | Son   and  Daughters   of   Talented Washington  .all   having   birthday
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Har
y
Bails
Parents  Mating  Their Mark
in the World.
anniversaries this month, w?
ought to be patriotically minded.
We were glad to see a.Jew flags
Bills  Allowed   and   Appointments
of Employees for the
Ensuing Tear.
Saline Rally Whips
Flat Rock, 32 Tc 29
Bamer,     _/chaffer     and     Martin Who  Are JEnjoying Fresh_Veget-
Score   During   Last   Four
;    3Minutes.
Nipa   I p-ttpn* Frnm •    For Sale or Trade—Good teank-
X.it%.    JUeiW_l   JPiO-ll weight about 3400 lbs.   6375 West
The Jacob Smiths Textile Road. 21:
aWes  FrOra  Their  Garden
In St. Cloud, Florida.
!-,   For Sale—193S Chevrolet *%•-*&
pickup, good condition. Wiedmait"
) Auto  Company,   Saline.
vsMCe.
*&■
Anyone whk) hopes for success, in small
iMngs or large, must lay planis—and carry
through.
If these plans involve finances, we are
yours to command. Won't you consult us, as
* our other customers do.
i
Council met in Council Chani-
.    . St Cloud, Fla., Feb. 14.
Saline High remained the  only  Dear Mr. Wilson:
team in the Huron League to keep"     w*e like it here very much. It
alive its mathematical chance of _s located about 30 miles  south-
capturing a share in the basket- east of Orlando  and the popula-
3Let us take care of your insurance needs. Fairbank's Iit-
surance Agency, phone 40-F2.
Condensed Buttermilk, Mar-ViJ,
.Salme  takes   great  mterest in   -jong.   the   street   last   week   hi      CouncU met in uouncii unam-   __._■-._..in5 _, _._=._= _._ ^._   _-„    «__,„ „_  -,______„  ,         	
the  success of Jon Wh-teomb,. a  j.on0!r 0f Lincoln and presume "it ber on Feb. 10, 19.1. Clerk called   ball  title   with  University  High, tion is normally about 2,500 and the Perfect 3M3_ieral; Feeding Mo-
New  York  artist vnth^a,  Sahne   wag   an  oversJg__f that  the  rest the roll. by nosing out Flat Rock with a during   the   tourist  season  it   is lasses,*any quantity.    Cole's Feed
.^^^-Wo0? w  wfiii8*^" ""^ere "not' "displayed. - - Howeveri     Mayor Gross in the chair. fast-quarter rally in the local gym from "four to five thousand. There
lv«™^ed^db'eC'e^merS_ these are days when we ought ta     Couneilmen    present:    Schroen,  Friday evenmg. =. ta   a   beautiful   large   lake   just
SwirSwirZ **e more than* passively. proud oi Haarer.; Cole,  Lambarth. This  chance  will  probably  die north of the city.   The streets all
In*i-tuy.T't!. ttu,._*   wHit. 777 7n„ our American citizenship. So let'si    Clerk read theminutes of pre    tomorrow   night   when   U.   High run   north   and   south,   east   and
-mv. ^'-.rt™* Tva* ^i*7^pii**a try on "Washington's birthday t<J vious meeting .and they stood ap-   will   ^ash   with   Romulus,   who west—none-  angling.     There   are
T*Jm     niTpr rP*TdP%T^i ^nlir observe the day with colors flying proved as -read. has lost six straight    TJ.  High, .several fine churches, also a nice
tw wtddir,*   which   took nlace ■ ***   'alon?    ***e   street::   UMan-^Moved^by   Cole,   supported  by  undefeated, needs only one more ;j_ig__ SQhQol,.good park, club house
ft?rt.^_oi_S   i*.   Sac* housewives,   -and  merchants   too? Staler, .(h*t the.city supermten-   victory to clinch the title. Saline; and shuffle board court.   Grocery
™,»rn,77777 77 ^r.  tWriti_V«:   w took advantage of the fine weathf ident be instructed toput up signs,   will tangle with Lincoln Consoli-! stocks   are   ample and  all   other
v^.«-M..T   _ft»vSn_rt»« er last week and washed win&wf. "No Barking   on   either   side   of  dated   there   tomorrow   and   will! stores that any city needs; plen-
wr^S_M./^t^ThTi^fn °n   the   outside.     Farmers   too^East McKay Street,-" in front of .meet the league, leaders a week - -      -   -   *   * -
JS;.f_;^ai^    ff.        t ! -.vantage    of-    the   -rorjngrHke-'school grounds fromeightto four, * hence here.
w^Zf   ^rrl^oo^fwi? to*3  to7%xSw•  mWm     Qtberi.from Ann  Arbor  street  to  Hall!     m    the-   most    thrilling    rally
betas'sa^Ll^^^^ -xa        . "xx     -    'SaUne   ha3   Staged   <•*«■«*«**■".
traveling  salesman   lor   a   large teul^g .-yaim   jpachinery,   piling*   -Chair   appointed   Cole,   Haarer   they   were  able   to   overcome   a
-   -    '     - •--_-.-, *.-___ — _;-_.!.       _-_. _»_5U__n _v      5-n      +■!.__,     loaf
Store.
Another Lyons Electric Bro osier will be given away Free "in
February. Order your chicks now.
Saline Hatchery.
Hull was a
I rapid progress
Saline Savings
Bank
The One Story Bank* On the Corner
- are busyirepairing buildings, over|| street.
&*i and later was transferred to ^auUn?05^ hSfS sSl* and L^nbSh"t_" investigate hi- ! Sre^point handicap in the last
S^mSus, OMo whlre they still ^CweT renS lo^iltev^-tailing of a light on school four minutes and streak out in
make their home    ' ^t^       -nT  ™_rf^ +^ ^tarf Eroundi back of school .house:      : front   with   three   more.    It   aB
M^ny^ffl r_.k  that  Melissa  ^f*^11^ a BANG wSi    & read bills totaling 5828-; came after  Flat  Rock took ad-
many  w_u  i ^ omade  .prmg ™rK.™*?*j7^^t£53    Motion by Haarer. supported • vantage of some openings in the
r^ta^c"^ was.**? ^IZ^Ip^ to   SS ty llSbart^V. ™s ha: allow-j Saline. defense in the third quar-
rapid progress in music ana «__.... .        • hegun   to   arriveioy LamDarui, i_x_.^ _____  "^—■••  ■ "■="'
fo£d  of   sketching   and  toawmg   ^>^us ^-  photogr^ed   ^^l^:1*  .^i*^
During the first half the Hor-
ty of entertainment. It is said
there is the best water here that
there is in Florida and we believe
that is true.
About fifteen "* Spanish-American War soldiers living here. No
Negroes are allowed to own
property in the city. A curfew
siren blows at 8 o'clock in the
evening  to  warn  all  children to
Used Tractors for sale—B John.
Deere, W. C. Allis Chalmers^ 3Rejg_
Farmall—all on rubber. F-12 and.
F-30. J
Herman   Heininger.
Dead-Useless Farm Animals lie-
moved. For prompt service ■including Sundays, call 48 4 - Adrin^
reverse charges Adrian, Michi—
Adrian Tankage  Co. j
Man Wanted—For steady "ye*_r
get off the streets. We have five • around work. Opening in th3s yl-
rooms, and have all the fruit we! cinity. Must live in Washtenaw"
want to use free: also have a fine  Co.    Car necessary. Write W. jG_
l^'^\777f^f7t^Si7i7<47.y^^. *'»^«,»S ££& S_S__d to w __rs_°S_"l\7l^ S^'^r,£___r3__''£-« "-_-. eo_ ,_ _>_.. «.#.
  'ground.    We have a near neigh-.A    &B. .Poultry   j,eea.
bor  who   has   a   few   grapefruit ■ ±iatcnery.   ,
make them.    Mr. Whitcomb is an
accomplished  landscape  architect  Cross  goes  on  apace.
— j   there   are   rows   of   sewing   ma-, ried.
and   can   also  _rwin_-   a   saw   and i_-it__t_   *xj.c   __..«    __   —_.,—c,   __ -x.. ^
hammer   "with   the   greatest   of chines in the Red Cross headquar4;    Motion by  Cole,   supported  by ; 3.7 to 14 at the half,
ease"  and  as   a  result  has   de- ters   ***   Axm   -Arbor   and   their^Haarer,. -that Frank Camburn bej     Flat Rock came out fast in the
' --     -  -    .. _   -_ steady hum is dependent on volun-.-Treasiiter at a salary of $300 per j third period with their two flashy
Announcing a New Season for Baby Chicks
We have made connection with a well 3known hatchery near by
from which we can supply you with good, clean, healthy stock
that has enabled them to have so many satisfied customers
year after year. Any of the most popular breeds available.
For example:
AA   Grade  unsexed   Barred   Rocks,   White
Rocks, Rhode Island Reds, English White Leghorns (Gasson Strain) at $7.90 per hundred-
other .breeds and sexed chicks accordingly!
ONLY LIVE HENS' LAY EGGS.
These fine chicks, started with Larro-Chick Builder followed
with 3Larr.o' Egg Mash and gf aihs, make a combination that
can not be beaten..
Larro Feeds have been the standard of quality for years,
which can be verified by hundreds of users in this vicinity. We
also have grit, charcoal, feeders and fountains, etc. When you
feel chick minded' come in and get prices that are equal or
lower  than  the  average  asked by most hatcheries   or chain
veloped a hobby into the art of  "s*-ei-ll,>' "*■'" *<•* *--_.—_.«_-.. — _   .
making fins,  furniture. tar"V workers giving time to makes-
Jon is the  only son but there 7**e garments which other work-
are   three   girls   in   the   family. .er!"' have cut out.   It takes co-op-
high school student   eration   all   down   the   line   andj; er
- pann   nl
While still a
vear - - forwards, J. Greer and Stevenson
Motion  by  Schroen,   supported. streaking through the Hornet de-
bv Haarer, that Elbert Derending- 3 fense to cash in on some pretty
be assessor.   Unanimously car-! shots  while holding  Salme down
' to  so  but in front of the locals,
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Jon took  uPj.the  study  of  pipe  £* ^^S-S ^iK^-^^tion   by .Haarer. _ snorted, S K SO.^iej^of ttjsttW
trees in his lot and one tree that
has* the largest body of any similar tree that I have seen, in Flor-
Wm. Schwoeho, 3 miles west
of Saline, reported a loss for th_.
first 11  days  of one chick frpm.
organ.    He  did not have an  in- an(J   total  achieved   looksj
structor  but  rapidly   gamed, the s        we read  of  thousands^
understanding   of   technique   and ***■           ents   ready for   distribu-;l
nnnn      tt, P      roilC*..     fl_,1irA_l       fmm       TllS ^       &**"          .         ,.                    "____!_•      _-,-       Ap.
soon the  music flowed  from  his
tion.     But   those   totals  are  de-
iday-38 mches m circumference ^-^  --    ^ ^^    Saltne
with a very large  top,  too,  m^i^^^L. w-^ot   ar(,  fed  A.  B:
best of all,  he has given us; all ^at^|%*
motion    uy   n««_x-_,   -„ , ^_  __ _,_, „.  the fruit that is on it from which jB.
by Lambarth, that Jack Kraizman  stanza.    They kept up  their of. j we have just shipped a bushel to'
be   Citv  Attorney.    Unanimously. fense to stay out in front 29 to;Mr    and  Mrg.   Ray   Davis;   also
Tliey   are  fed  A. '■■ 7Bz
Saline Hatchery.
ranSF  Att°mey'     ""-"""'—-•' j ^"witlTjiIst four minutes remain-1 there still"isi plenty of fruit left
Motion   by   Haarer,   supported | ing.    At this point tiie Saline of-, that.we   expect   to   bring   teme
sion that he could have developed ; ^"" T^ contribute.  CMrs. Wash-j-Cemetery
it   into   a   profession.    However;   ?" d her Home Bc. giris at-1 carried.
role   that Dr   J   B   Wallace j fense really began  to  click bet-|When   we   come.     This  neighbor
*_l_ie,    lxxcxx.   xjx.    .,.   -p.     j-      _,*_,: . ..     -i. .:™_  4.1,5c.   <apa*nn     i.u   .._   fhnt   if   m.    .nmo   herp.    or
Unanimously
*ie^e\lfxilTo full oTetve^                                                                                                       '^l^t^x^^^*^^ Eaxly   orfter
77. Tint \.n ,a i,o„_ __,!_,._ 3 and there that you ana_i xa^J^-, J^_„f__,,      --,__,,__     TTnanimously J     Shortly after an automatic tune; anywhere m St. Cloud next year,, ^y_ ln   -»t-_h--_.  -D-.„-it^.r   _.__.
Baby chicks—Our White Leghorns are known for their higji
production of premium eggs, large
body size, and excellent livability.
We "can  supply you  with  chiplss
he   loved   art   more
found in music the joy of relaxation.    About the
out    Bernard   Bamer   began   the j we could come and get the fruit
7Apn.T'^d  burn and her Home Be. giris ax-, carrieu supported! rampagTby  tallying  on  a  shot!from that tree.   He said he was
;*oveof£la-?a-  tended t*Jo_S^*«*»>%^! J«%«^ ^^X be : SjHSteV b^si_et;.then Joe, going   to   call  that   tree   Smith's
One was
tiie momtag, the other in the ried
toofe.   to      Motion  by Cole,   supported  by! Mel   Schaffer  and  on an  out-of-j ^   Mr.  and Mrs. Jacob Smith.
aevotea   uj      mouuu   ^ ,       Ky „.l. ^c _.i_.r _ftP.  Flat Rock took   ■ ._. 	
Alber be re-, bounds play after Flat Rock took
  -  __      __      4.T,-,
stores.
Cole
s ree
in a  contest  for  a  design  for  a   m
cover  for the  musical  magazine,   afternoon.     One was   __._-— ,.-._,_
"Etude"     Before^ completing  his  the newwaterless metnodot cook-  Haarer, that  o.  i_.  ____.=_   ^-- ^-. , „„!_,_, ^..^j „.___  	
course in Ohio University he had  toSr  vegetables  and  the  other  in., tired   at   a   salary   of   $50.00   a   time out Schaffer dropped in the j      OR .PRVF-R   LTNETSi.
similar  contest     De-   top-of-the-stove baking. Girls, are3 month   for   one   year  to   be   ad-: basket to put the Hornets ahead;     »"^^>m*   xjxj.*.■__■_>___
    «._--,--,„,  TnnthPr iust  how  to visor    to     City     Superintendent. | ana make the spectators go wild.!    Room for rent—204 3Bast Hen-
won   in   a   similar   comes,.     _e-   --je-    tp11l-_.-.   mother  just  how   to  visor    to     (Ji-y     o"
signing   seemed  to   be   his   field  y°u   'T™ °fl  that-  ^y not put Unanimously carried. .  ^. - ■ - „.    _..mQ
and hi has  climbed high in the   ?-^ j^SirX and dlm.j    Motion by Lambarth,,supported, later to sew^Pj^game
• Bamer again tallied a few seconds !    ""y"1 *■-
'■ - ■      ■--  -— — +--_ ~n.np ■ ,xy  street.
discounts. Morton Poultry Farm.
IT IS 3HERE, the long expected -
Ford 4 Cylinder Pickup. More-
Power, More Economy and dii"8--
bility than ever. Come in and ;See
this latest addition to the large-
Ford line. Wiedman Auto C&->-
Saline.
art     He designs  the  covers  for a hana m ^^=-""-"J -"-     b^ .     cl    th t j   A. j^pr be re-      Bamer took tiie scaring nonor_      For-,Sale—Hand   com -sheller
G^d HousefeSing magazine and. ^^^^^^^^^^€'^ ^uy   of   $50.00   a  foi• Saline by cbUecting 14^^and heavy chain.   7687 Maple Rd.
illustrates* stories   for * many   of ^f^f1 t„C "our  vehicle   before  month   for   one   year   to   be   ad-   and Martin and SchafEer obtained
the leading magazines.    At pres- £tached   to   your jehKie       ^ ^^     ^     ^     s      Pendent. • 6   and  7  respectn*ely     Ash   who •
March 1  or you will run  amuck visor     to     City     Supennxena-m.   6   ana  -,   re_,jeu__vei_..    _»_»_,   „__„
of the law.   A week from tomor-1 Unanimously carried3 : Was out of the game during the1 „ Wolv<**rule     Work
row  is  the last  day  to. procure;    Motion  by   Schroen,   supported; third period and then was taken iFarsons *      	
within  the   prescribed time  by   Cole,   that   Charles   Kern  be, out  on  fouls,   garnered  4  points, j     _,, ~    ;
■""- ""■■  A -"---a*"-p-_ class vCitv   Superintendent at a  salary 3     j.   Greer   led  Flat  Rock   with' „,clareiice      Cook,
' -  -■ 4._i«__ n   Phone   lo2. -
Shoes     at
ent some of his illustrations may   -^arcn ±  o    y                -       tomQVt_ ] unanimously carried3
be found in the current issue  c_   °f tne law*   ■**- w   -        •      .     ■»«--■-.•««   *h.,   (__r-n_
TELL'EM* SELL'EM
THROUGH   THESE AD   COLUMNS
the  Woman's   Home   Companion.
He   lives   in   Darien,   Conn.,   and   them  wiu___.   ■--_   _• ■---- .
commutes   to   New   York   where  limit. C.The Get Acquainted class vCity   Superintendent at a  salary ■     j.   Greer   lea   uia_   nu-_.   wiu.
H"s  brother-in-   of  the  Methodist   Sunday  school  of   $100.00   per   month.    Motion j 13 points and Stevenson tallied 7.,
.     :„AnnA    nr,    th_   dav   carried. '■     3Tn other Huron League games.;
Auctioneer
his   studios   are.     H*s   brother-m- ^   ""   ,'"    indeed   on   the   day   carried,
of his oldest sister, were   busy _^eea   °n ^       ^.     ^^.^
(Gladys)   is   associated  with  him of the uoie-c     ^        ^ ^^^ Lambarth,   tha'
in the studio. . charge 01:w:m g t tQ call  of Mayor.
Gladys Whitcomb, like her sis- ^er how many cps^^ **LOTT_iE WALLACE,  Clerk.
ters, is a graduate of Ohio State they  ffrvea.     i making cof-! ALWIN GROSS, Mayor.
University.    She had  an  inspira- busy in ***£? &        wbiie
tion about the method of making tea  and^ cootang hot^ ^
No
       __ _ Fix     No    Charge.     Kelly
law, ~husband-of his oldest sister,   were^ *Wj^J£ -^ Sad i ^Motion  by   Schroen,   supported, y"High  ™™*e^JBl^J0^-o Se^
gloves and didn't thmk it new- ^"c^rymgeoffee and hot "dogs
sary or wise to have all the tame W^ dunking treat,
seams coming to a peak, at the ■ g*J™_ ^ the hungry crowd.
AUCTION SALE
we   adjourn) to 19:°Ypsi Roosevelt -was
j ed out of second place by Lincoln,
22-15; Chelsea defeated Romulus,
31 to 17, and Belleville outlasted
Dundee,  32 to  25.
Tlie     Saline    High-3Flat    Rock
summary
i SALINE
Featuring Our Own
oftff^e   "-^f,S_^apart/-iSr^S,a-c_^it^«!    Cars ; — —" £_—"   "^   Julia
?££_  ^  h.rTtSn.Ta^were  parked  to  the   corner   andj n    f located   approxi-
Sent   way   0°   SS   thl'Sl  around  the  yard.  But  thats  ^° ^   southwest   of
mgZso That meg^S strain .what   the    P"***™*"*    ™\arfe  Saline   on  Willow road    %   mfle
S™tbe at till most import- j auctioneer   hke  to   see    a   large  eag.    o£   M a     ne   mile
for  it  usually
ant place.     She worked  out  the; crowd  of  *We?3'„ d     ood
ideaPand had  it  patented.    Her, means   sh^   biddmgan^ g^^
gloves  are manufactured in Glo-i.sales, C.Mrs._ B« &eemnan isn
—   — der the trade , .
chose in this way to^t^_ | ^^^^« to forget
Lanutacturea m *ji"- 1 sal--*. «.-"""■ "T. - _-nimd her
versville N Y, under the trade wearing that string axouna ner
nlme of MerrV'Hull gloves.  She j finger   to   remember   somethmg.
C__-_.L-.J-      **.--■*'•      — — ..
the name of Hull.    Her business: it.    You see   she had a wart^
has grown to such an extent that! moved  and   the   ^^   has   oe
she has taken her youngest sister j quite tender and Panful, ^ere
for 3her secretary.    The     middle hoping it heals  quickly,  •B"*d
sister   is   married   and   lives    inl^A  few  w«to   -^  Vgg**
Chicaero i somethmg    about   some   ™"°" .
,     JoXlove for music finds  ex-   postmarks   which   came to   light
pression  in his . home  where   he ; during  ^Jecnenfri?nd^lends "
Having decided to quit farming
I will  sell  at public  auction  on I Bamer   f      .          7
Martin,   f    3
Schaffer,   c   —  2
Ash,   g     2
Grunewald, g    0
O.  Bredernitz,  g   0
B  F  P
Don't miss out on the many:attractive week-end grocery spa-
cials advertised in _The...Obse3j_g-'
today in Saline stores. It's an
economical thing to-read the advertisements each week to ef. est
desirable- savings.
Old    and    new   floors    sanded.
Andrew   Hartman,   phone  114-F2.
west of Jordan road, on
Saturday, February 22
commencing at 12:30 sharp, the
following   described  property:
One team of horses 6 and 7
yrs. old, full brother and sister,
wt. 3400; gray mare 8 yrs. old,
wt. 1300; these horses are right
in every way. Mare colt coming
2 yrs. old, stud colt coming year
old in  spring.
Jersey cow 5 yrs. old, fresh
Nov. 15; Holstein 2% yrs. old.
fresh Nov. 1; Holstein 5 yrs. old, I
0 14
0 6
3 7
0    4
0 0
1 1
Totals
14   4 32
FLAT ROCK B
J. Greer, f    6
Stevenson,   f      3
VanRiper, . c    2
Sonenberg, g   1
Chase,   g     _....  1
F P
1 13
1 7
1 5
0 2
0    2
Totals
13    3 29
Income and Intangible Tax Notice
].«Sa   ziTmeTpi^o 1and   a^ nips   palgn°    Now   a  friend   sends   ^ j jniyio- Guernsey 5 yrs. old, due       We   have   secured  the   services
o1^ if Ws   £S£.  ^n*_ ?ne ; faction _of H^^.^U^ SSS I J? °£   *£" <*   *L?*FJ!55. Tr^^t*.
For Sale—8 registered Duroc
gilts. Dan Hertler, phone 184-F21.
Heating and sheet, metal work
furnace cleaning and * repairing
R. G.  Wahl,  phone 160.
For Rent—Feed mill and equipment, two oil tanks, and building
60x70 feet.    C. Boettner.
For Sale — Attractive 5-room
bungalow, home of the late D. B.
Mattison.    Phone  184-F3.      20
For Sale—1940 Dodge 4-door
sedan, good mechanical condition.
Only $650.00.   Wiedman Auto Co.
For Sale—brooder house, good
as new, only used twice; piano,
Brunswick with records. A. E.
Cole.
46  Poultrymen are  now  using
A. &  B.   Poultry  Feed  or  A.   &
B. Poultry   Concentrate.     Saline
Whitcombs have visited *. S^fcSK^L^
._,-*. 1 iviarcn-o. _      _        _._. ■ Fel3ruary   1941> to ag^t the peo
ple of this vicinity Jn making ^tj^ ^^ at lowegt priees_
and Jon was
_ve   Vi_-L-(_   ill   otu-i^    ivxiaaxjxxxx  xxxxx.   —   --
here and visited his  and spelled Anut   ™7** ^
ana .on was ne_- anu »™™ •.— .-u __--"— -—     ■      . pinon 1 ■»"■•* -■■ —•   -•—   -•
grandfather after he had learned Mexico  we  find  the town  in      .   &nd Bangs  accredited,
to play the pipe  orran.  Through wn_c__    is    the   naTnep(*1_f kind h-'
the courtesy of one of the local wnich  grows   on   a  certain  1-      .     4_   Black   Top   ewe
SLICED  BACON
OUR  OWN jj OUR  OWN—CHUNK
Smoked Hara        I Bacon  lb., 25c
Sliced  lb., 35c I fresh
Whole   lb., 29c j Eggs  2 doz., 35c
HOME  MADE jEa^e" LiiksIV lb.. 23c
CAITCAi01!?        I Smoked Links lb., 27c
3AU DAUIL       ) Br'kfast Links, lb., 29c
- wnicn  js_»w_   -»   -  cer*?^1,W5S:"U40   Black   Top   ewes   and   one their Indome and Intangible Tax
his • nf  nine tree   and   is  relisnea   "i j DhT.-T,„hire  buck. returns.
ofpmexr        Arkansas has   two : Shropshire^uc^    ^^    ^^ This ^service is free. to every one
■,. xxxxx,   ,,„.   U1U   xxx -,        ^.   ...   we  _ows due in.April, Chester White whether ^custaner ^ the ba^fc
keenly interested in Jon's  career   mond,    w"b-le_m__^sfif_?PP1t>1^ei stock hog,  21 feeding pigs.
the courtesy of one of the local which  grows   on   a
churches    he    demonstrated    his • 0f pine tree   ■"■     n
abihty for his  grandfather and a   the  Indians.     ~";y---. a    M.
few close friends.   Mr. Hull was   old   favorites,   Walnut.j^.   wp;SOws due m„
HOME-CURED
Dried Beef....y2 lb., 33c
HOME-MADE
Bologna   lb., 24c
HOME-MADE
Liver Sausage, lb., 19c
O.   Gibson,    Oculist,   Packard   at
Hill,   Ann  Arbor.
» or not.    We will be glad to have I   tTjie Ladies'  Aid of the Feder-
  -•- —-a —1„ ,„,„ -f t1l& |ated church will hold a bake sale
Saturday    afteaiioon,    March    1,
at the C. F. Smith "Store.
Eyes  examined  and best glass-
•  -    ..... ___—     Dr   x_.
We are dealers in Master S__i_-
feeds, Semi Solid But temjilk,
Salsbury's remedies, and poultry
equipment. Phone 182-F22 for
free delivery of feed in 309i Hi.
lots. Morton Poultry Farm. 'fThe
Home   of   Quality   Chicks."    j
Ed. Schuman, R. 1, Yps']*.nti,-
bought 300 Barred Rock chicks
from the Saline Hatchery on Tan.
23. He reported a loss of j one
chick on Feb. 5th. He is also
feeding A. &. B. Poultry Concentrate.     Saline Hatchery.
Let us re-upholster your old 3 furniture; we will make it like!new
again at a saving to you. Wxee
estimate, pick-up and delivery.
An estimator from our shop, will
call on you any Tuesday you j specify; no obligation, just drop ii*
a card. K. Rendel, upholstejring,
rugs and carpets, 3038 Washtenaw
Road,  Ann Arbor, Mich.       j
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. Ask any of the 70-
owners in Washtenaw Cojunty,
Write,- Phone or Call for dgmon-
stration. ]
Wiedman Tractor Sales, Saline.
keenly lnteres-eci in _ui_s   .___-<__   monu,    w""^    —       -       .v.- +Tipr.   stock nu_,  *x j.-^^_-.t, r-o— ■ —         . __„__. „_o nf tnp
and   iustiy   Pr°wi   °*   ***s   beiI*g  have Pecan. Pecans flourish tiiere,     F   ^   t_.actor>   rUn       e  season= you come m and-make use of the
asked  to  join   a  national honor j abundantly,   too     ^*!5^^. since  being  fully  rebuilt and  is s service.
society  of   artists   in  recognition! and unusual postmarks havejrouj^ excellent COndition,* John Deere SALINE SAV3_NC**» ™*™v
of his work and that at a time noticed? <LPo you like Sood ^Slpiow,  12-in.  bottom, brand  new;! 	
When many were asking to join 3 ^nes?    And    are    you    s^||new John Deere 3-sec   Oragynew ■ Dilinquent   Tax
and fafling to meet the require-; -when I can afford lt.If1Tf°3rat Oliver  manure  spreader,  Hoosier, h
ments.    Saline is justly proud ofj to take ^naa%^J^0B^
the   record   of   this   fine   family [•_-."'      Well,    dont   wait    any
and wishes them  continued success.
I
FRESH .HOMES!™
Smelt.  2 lbs., 23c Pretzels..  doz., 18c
MOXHEK, ANN i    _______„_   -„-,,
Codfish  lb., 29clSA'rPB-OAYONIjY!
"Where Quality Isn't Expensive"    ,
SCHMID'S FOOD MARKET
Phone 38        FREE DELIVERY        Phone 38
Firm Will Hold
"John Deere" Day
Gross Hardware is happy to
announce that there will be another big 3Free John Deere Day
this week, to be hel<|, at the
auditorium Saturday, Feb.- 22, be- _.ews ^^ __»w_ _.,
ginning at 10. o'clock in the morn- J librarv You may not be able
ing.    There will be moving pic-11     _j|gnd   -^   afternoon   at   the
tures  and a program  of  special •      -   *  "—
interest  to   farmers;'   also  lunch
at noon.
longer to enjoy the good things
provided in the best of them, for
on a table at the library you will
find Good Housekeeping, Country
Gentleman, The Reader's Digest,
American, and Saturday Evening
Post. These are subscribed for
and appear on the regular publication dates. In. addition, 3Life.
McG all's Ladies Home Journal
National Geographic and National
News are jjiven by friends of the
   —*  "k_.   _Me
RoU Published
Saline City Taxes
Will be at the Citizens Bank
on 3Friday, Feb. 28, 1941, to collect  taxes.
F.   Camburn*   Treasurer.
Description  of Lands Held for
Sale by The State are Listed
In Full.
EYES EXAMINED!
, Glasses fitted.. 3Every Saturday
2:30 to 9:30 P. M. Office in Milan
Hotel. See Dr. Frank Gifford, Toledo ' Optometrist.
READ THE LESTER ADS NOW
to    spexiu    an   «_. .
library* but here's good news forJ
you. You can take thera home toj
read. Just ask Mrs. Lucile Henderson about it. She'll be more
than glad to fix you up with
the magazine you love, so whyj
deprive yourself this pleasure any-
longer? CPan Hertler is having
his barn roof repaired.
TORK TAX DATES
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,
grain drill in excellent condition, i
International hay loader, International   side   delivery   rake,   5-ft.
McCormick  mower,   6-ft.  McCormick binder, International double
disc, John Deere sulky plow, In- 	
ternational 3-sec. drag, 2 wagons The descriptions of lands held
and flat racks, set nearly new for saie by the state for charges
double harness, milk cans, pails 0f taxation and interest as given
and many other sma311er articles is published in this issue and will
all in good condition. be published one more week.
Terms of Sale—Cash. No goods      The sale of lands will be held
to be removed from premises un-  the "first Tuesday in May at the
office of the County Treasurer.
Persons who desire to  contest
. the lien claimed thereon by the
state are instructed to appear in
! circuit     court     at     the     March
• term   and   file   their   objections
with the clerk thereof.
For Sale—-White cedar fence
posts, all sizes. 4x7 post, 25c;
5x7, 30c; 4x8, 28c; 6x8, 42c; W.
G. Spike, Yz mile south of US-
112  on Marion Road.
tf
til settled for.
- REX  E.   GIJBASON.
JIM FIN3NE3LX., Auctioneer.
Theodore  Stimpson,  Cleark.
COLE'S FEED STOI^E
SALINE
LARRO 3FEEDS
WE   DELIVER
Saline Township Taxes;
I will collect taxes*as
follows
Coming Auctions
Pi+ivatk. T.m.'k' TSlXarph 1  '*    Mary Schwartz, Brassow road,
umzens canK marcn i.-^--^   March 6-
At my  home   at   any. _—:	
:     North Carolina's  Great Smoky
Mountain range  is  5,000  feet in
time.
Dog tax must be paid.
Julius Marion, Treas
altitude for 36 consecutive miles:
. Most salesmanship is the art of
Woodrow Wilson was a lover of! getting people to buy things they
limericks and often wrote them can't afford, and ought not to
himself. - own.
Wanted — Dead and useless
stock; horses $3, cows $2. Call
collect Tecumseh 350. Carroll
Frost, Licensee for Darling & Co I
See our new floor coverings
at reasonable prices. 3Rauser Outfitting Co. US N. Fourth Ave.,
Ann Arbor. Tolls paid from Saline
Especially equipped to repair
auto parts and faim mac3hinery
Welding of all kinds. Brooks
Brothers will fix it, if anyone
can.    Phone 101.
Wanted—Handy man to lay
cement and modernize cow barn
and put up milk house. Phone
Ann Arbor 2518872, 2224 Dixboro
rd.    Job at 10325 Macon rd.    20
For Sale—Several rebuilt washers $10 to $25. Two Thors equipped with 4-cycle Briggs ^Stratton
engines.; One Briggs Stratton engine, 5312.50. New Thor washers
?39 and up. Lifetime Guarantee
Bond with a new Thor. Alice An-
glemever, 8 miles west of Saline
on US-112. 21
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CLEANERS'   NAPTHA
—and— j
A"3NEW STOVE QAS
' t
20c per gsiSM-.
Fosdick & Ford BO.-Speed! Spa**
3Michigan  at  Hani_—Phone 44
Inside Lubrication,   Car  Waste
HATCHER
Prices reduced for 19(41