1941-04-17; Saline Observer

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OBSERVER
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SALINE,   WASHTENAW COUNTY, MICHIGAN..   .PHURSDAY, APRIL 17, 1941
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I For Opportuities . . .
7" I s^metiiwes borrsow
to maintain checking funds"
'Because 1 ucse my checM-ig account to take
advantage of good buys/' one of our customers told another, "it las paid on several
•occasions to borrow in order to "miaintain a
sizea-ole "balance. The loan rate is very reasonable a©d, in this way, I don't have to disturb other .holdings to liave cash always ©n
hand for making profitable deals . . A large
checking 'account balance makes money, for
anej"
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Anniversary Held
Mr,  .and Mrs.  A.   E.   Oole- Celebrate Event at Their Home
On Textile Rood.
SEEN AW HEARD j J_fa_C0 Is Goad
Place To Live
'Know Your Bank
Week" Is Under Wa>
Saline Woman's Club
Wolverine
Parsons'.
Work
Shoes j .: wt
<£*Paul "3. eldkaanp -saw a most Sinusal sight last we*_t one day as
he was on his-route delivering oiL
The     Saline     Woman's     Club pj-one   3^52
Clarence      Cook,       Auctioiid.!
met    at    the    Methodist    church. 	
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A cock pheasant, brilliantly, color-  gaia-Rev, Frederick Lendrum In   sults   ot   a  recent survey reveal  Woman's   Club   and   officers   of 1 *    Mort:on  Poultry Farm.
-    .   ._■___....__-_ „__• ^ ..    ,_,.,..    .   _    . tha,t 297 of Michigan'^466 state  ^   County   pede^tion   of   Wo-j For Sale-Several rebuilt
ed, arose -from a p'ace mear the
sidewalk, spread his wings arid
flew,   oh,   so   close   to  his  wind-1
a Talk to Rotarians Last
Thursday Noon.
m-
In-
and   national   baiiks   and    trust men's   Clubs   as   special   guests. lt„f*Jr ^f eT3ev"!^1 re»u"** f-----«-
•r™.   _.«•*..      aa-           •   __. .      '   —1   —                                                                                  companies were located In towns a-,- oft.nd___-_   was w-ii  nw ,.itors>   x%   ton   Chevrolet   tiaJc
x^^Zg*? ^Sferf  S?ie^;^Se    !,igher    r1    fl?W!    Reverend    Kederick    Lendrum with?population of less than five %££%"*""* *** WeU °Ver a j Herman Heininger.                  \
or  mr.   ana  mxs.   __.   i_.   vjoie  01   straight through an upstairs win-  ,-__„ __,„_£ ^w/ev at the Rotarv   thousand.     3Mindful   of   the   im-       preceding    the    *__o_t_tt.    Mi. ■  -*• I
Textile road-was 3happilycelebrat-  dmf%n  a teu8e ^ &e opposite ^ch^ •^t^hurtLv  noon^t -fortant part that the small town C    F    U_tertec_e?S_   to !    For Sal^-1938 Chevrolet i-ton
S£t%_«-£ K5SS *»■„.* ^.^eet   C^e Wam SfSU£* 3BSfL_^ ifi £■*.*&■ »» th. rtrte banking JL5WT3£F£5( ^ to' J^nSEnT^ ™-*»
toStomslo-Sto  weather   which   smiled   on   tiiis• --^^  ^  consul £ MexJc0  he  picture,    the   Migan    Bankere &   which ^   iSaxine   Posdick Auto   Company,   Saline.      .;;
9    IS eie^Ae-te ^re er^ !f5Snumty    ^ '■Jre^_.   br0,i.-? «: SP°*<-** of thatcountry in particu- 3Association       have       announced  asld     jj^      Glenys     Hein:nger      T_>.   „.  ^   "
_e^r»b|5^e| *s ^^on^^s^^^ ,sf*«afls ^—rnS^aS
^tLtra&^e^VeS   »g ^0^--^^^ ^.-Sfis tfcoS t£ ^Z  »* vL Wagoner to be April 14- ' ^^ ^IronfoTthe^audf o'r* ^ ™~ * *«* **" *"*.
end were the coffee and tea serv- suits were astonishing.   How drab
vice   and   individual   cakes   with ^nd dirty the landscape is after
gold flowers'.   Bouquets of yellow the accumulation of the winter^
daffodils   and   snapdragons   were leaves,    soot,    scraps    of    papefT
used throughout  the hOuse. *twigs;   and   nondescript   matter-.
Fifty   years   ago,   on   April  39, But a few days, of warm sunshine
1891,   the   3__iss_s   Altha   Barbara 3-^  presto!   the   grass   is   green
and Addie Hart were married to -3^   flowers   start   to . grow, ■ and
A.   E.   Oole   and   3".  J.   "Lower  in the world looks bright and cheer-
a double ring ceremony  at  -3fc_£r ful     'again.     CPrivate    Noijnah
horiie in Hicksville, Ohio. All four Hedger  writes us  a  swell* letter
are still living. Saturday the Cole' about Saline as a community anil
family  went  to Hicksville where the people  here;   also   has  some
Saline Savings
Bank
Hie One Story Bank On the Corner
cial and . industrial centers, he ». ^mcluslIe™vf ^_.g t^S ^om .^J**1 ^--l0In^ m repeabngi For Sale_T0 settle estate, the
says. From the Pueblo District, Michigan ba^ and trusty com- the flag salute with Mrs. Unter-., g^ house on Monroe s^ ^
where he was located, were ship-   9^»^   °Pe° t^ll^ J°   ta^MSE     ^^g     ***e     national' --„„, pf r^^  Zahn  ph. %&&.%
invoice       \*°"2 The high  spot of the week will
Counted1"to    several    hundred be    reached    ^sdaye^g   j^ore    president   of   the   Milan j    See   our   new. floor - covering
thousands of dollars a year.   An- ^hen "Open House" night wilt be  Woman's aub; responded for her I at reasonable ptfces, 3Rauserl Out-
otter  responsibility  of   tiie   Con- observed     by     most     Michigan   g-^^ ^ m^. Harry L.  Smith' mting.  Co.   118 "^Fourth ] Ave,
sullte was°to look after stranded ^^*ks-   While no busmess will be< of Ypsilanti spoke for the county iAim lrbor. Tolls ^lid fromSaiiha
a™«..^_.     rT^nf   htmostDi-   transacted tonight, the operations, Federation.   Other   officers   pres-*'    • -.-___	
tittle splits ima&able, he says, ofjflie bai* wffl_be diown_   ^ ] _e?t were_ Mrs. .Everett  DeRyfoe. \    t>r. P. 3-i. HanaXvalt has estab-   "
Heading and sheet metal worV.
'furnace   cleaning   and'   repaSri.ig:
tended greetings to all in a few.R   q   wahi,  phone 160.
well-chosen remarks. Mrs. Marion i
on  Sunday a family ^dinner was   ^d^rds for^Observe, He { -go ^^=^1^^ 3 'i^TJ^^'tbXS%a^a! SSJI  ^  ™^"^ ^ 1 ^d ^__SK^^TiJ^
n city, see a company of str «•■•=*■*-« -pr»r_sp.Tms  me toiai vame, irhn.      -_t._    -.._•_.-_..,-„   tvo.h^o- • ».,_.._ ^er__.r_  __f______   ._	
aners,   and   discover   that   s
Lower where the couples received   there  for  the   past  10. years.     I ] ?ral_ areAmer i^ca^working^. _ .^fe.'Qn  ^  cross-roads   of   the
served in the Lance hotel for 75 , ci0ses  his   good  letter  with  this. f      see a comoanv of street: dustry represents  the total value, Arbor,    Mrs.   Lawrence   Darling, i Arbor. Prompt attention to, farm
guests.    This  was  followed *by  a - fine * sentiment,   "Although I was  «f£^*'£&  discover   that   sev-' °f   ?2,031,569 836 99     more    than j Ypsnanti;  and Mrs. Henry Stein- ; animals.     Ph   Ann   Arbor  23433.
tea in the home of^Mr. and Mrs.' not  born  in Saline,!  have  Uved, cleaners,   ^   ^™ve      ki       cut   60% of the state's banks are lo- U^   Dexter.
31 their  fines:    Another  responsibil-'
congratulations  from  their many.oave   adopted   it   as   my  home;" • often as nee-' state. Easter  Message  wliich  was   fol-
friends in that vicinity.    Twenty-1 to-vm> expect to live there always,   ^L" *° ^General^conditions ini     THe  total  loans   and   discounts   lowed    by    a    musicai    reading,
eight   years   ago   Mr.   and   Mrs.! forever  grateful, that I can caJl  ?ff^1sSX4ol_tic_l  and  other-; °* Michigan's  state and national   -Robert of Sicily" by Miss Nora   ciub an<
Cole bought the farm on Textile   mySelf a citizen of such a swell | the   d^ncc   P™*™*i. ""'" te de.: banks  and   trust   companies   andj Crane   Hunt   of   the   University: Parsons.
road where they now 3Iive.   'Only   community.". That ought to make 1 vras^*  77 T in    constant' touch' industrial    banks    amounted    to, School of music. She was accom-J
Mrs.   F. A.  Lendrum  gave  an |    -jsrew Spring colors in Women's
Silk   Hosiery   now   in;   also   the
new Nylon Hose. Join our Hosiery
Sicily" by 3Miss Nora j club and   get  free  pair.    G.  L.
Larro Feeds of All Kinds
Always Fresh and in Any Quantity
from One Pound Up!
Barred Rock and Leghorn Chicks at $7.90 per
hundred from a time tested Hatchery near by.
Fertilizer for every purpose.
Bulk garden seeds—an'ore for your money. ■
Lawn seed and Vigoro.
Inoculation for clovers and .soy beans.
We also have that wonderful growth substance. B-l for plants of all kinds.
"Better order your King Crossed' Hybrid corn.    Supply of
standard grade is  going fast:—best j,y  test for this, vicinity!
Cole's Feed Store
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TELL'EM* SELL'EM
TOROUGH   THESE AJ>  COLUMNS
The three daughters and' one
son of 3Mr. and Mrs. Cole were and the fine records they^ afe
here for the celebration* and also making in this man's army,
attended the gathering in Hicks- 3 ^Vacation is over and the
ville. They are: Mrs. R. 3EL Bam-j youngsters have settled into the
er, (Vesta) Saline; 3M3rs. Allen ] home stretch of study and lessorfs
Owens, (Wilma) Caracas, Vene-; for this year. It may seem lifce
ztiella, S. A.; Mrs. F. W. *3Burton, I a tedious task when the days are
(Jessie) Wes .brook, 3M3aine; H. E.! so soft and spring-like, but in a
Cole, Gary, 3Indiana. Mrs. Owens'. few short weeks the semester will
brought her little daughter, Sally,' be over and summer vacation will
with her. Mr. Owens is stationed' be on the docket. ."[Considerable
in .Venezuella for the Standard j of a crowd gathered Tuesday of
Oil Company and visited Michigan j last week to watch the huge
last summer. Mrs. Burton brought,; dredge which. scooped out the
her daughter, Joan. H. E. Cole's basement *for the new building at
son, Denzel, and wife accompanied The Tavern. With jaws like a
him. | whale the giant scoop went down
The  many  lovely  cards  which  into  the   earth   time   after   time
— I        x    •_    .•„    -__.-. _n.     toiir-Ti   inausL__a_     -a.i___>     a_.»i_^_i_^-.-     —   ocnooi ar music,  sne was accom- <	
^^.rv im£rt-£t^tty of^v- $500,295,436.43 as of December; panied by m^ Helen Suyder. AJ For Salc-7-room Colonial wlth
nation Swch we have j 31, 1940. p . group of seven ladies of the Sa- oak floors up and down Stairs,
nation   wiuj. wiu___.   w<s   ___._ .hmm  mpnt.ioned  survey   «_,-   t_r«__Qn>_   -*n„i-  _.<_a_2.n.__i   __,    ,    _-V.„  ^ j J j
a few wee3ks  ago  they  held   an  j£-.  and Mrs.   Saline  swell with
auction   and    disposed   of    their. pride.    But remember, Mr.  Hed|. _,__,_„ ™rn  -vmCn  we n_.vC,~.   — _. .,-    — ,
stock and tools and retired, ! ger.   Saline is just  as* Proud..of|?Sn°ttfo rri_Sor_T   Rev   Lend-      -^ ***e above me,ntl0ned s«**7ey  line Woman's  aub presented an j steam heat. Well landscaped yard
her boys in the'selective sepice  cbptomtfac'■ ™**™*-    "fZ*  ^-'254  Michigan, banks   reported   a;Easter play, "Mary and Martha." *_-.-■--
Tea and a social hour followed the program. The tables were
bright with spring flowers arranged gracefully and flanked by
candelabra on either side. Mrs.
Daniel Hall  and Mrs.   C.  F.  Un-
and   some,   fruit   trees.
Henry  St.
Especially   equipped   to   irepair
auto parts  and farm  machinery
Welding    Of   all    kinds.     Brooks
j Brothers   will   fix   it,   if _. anyone
terkircher - poured.    3M3rs.    Gtrin'can.    Phone 101.
Briggs planned the tea,  3Mrs.   C. |
rum found Mexico a very  satis-, ^-^^ of loans made dur
factory place to hve. , ^^  ^g   twelve-month  period  as
.      -t ~~7,p   timn   nf   vear i $586,134,300.69.     The   number   of
As   it  was   tiie   time   of   year, j'     <^   aggregated   842,183.     This
that election of directors for ^™e agelu|es   loans   made   to!
period from July  to  the  la_t  c..., "«" _    tiOM    and    big    business
June,   ^'\ »7V'f i   7^«  theU,  axe'
chosen:    Don    M.   Fore..    ii.    A.;       • j   to ^ walks of life
Miller,   Carl   A    ^F^:   F'   °* \ |™denc-d by Uie fact that the
Wiedman,* Sam  Lambarth,   Fran-   as eviaen.eu __■ u
^Lockwood  and Max-Fosdick.; average    size    of    the    loan
who met later and appointed the, ?695.97.totaf depos.ts   Qf ^   2M ^	
foUowmg  officers. .   i banks  were  5749,114,890.60.    The!tul*ps  painted  on  the front  and [Adrian Tanklge  Go.
^f^idart — F   N ' Lock-' number  of  depositors were  listed | were   tied  with  a yellow  ribbon.
Vice j.resiaen- -  - • _ ^   1736>079i   or   an   average   of.T^ey made appropriate souvenirs. ■
WOS°ecretary-^win   Bur^ardt.     j ?43L49  per ^to, , ______________ _____
Treasurer—Henry Leutheuser.    , _ Tfie^ survey   ai^ 1^    ^^    __.
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A. Curtiss and 3Mirs. J. N. Lewis! Dead-Useless Farm Animals re-
planned the program. Mrs.'Mar-j moved. For prompt service in-
tin Fuoss had charge of the pro- ] eluding Sundays, call 484 Adrian,
grams  wliich   had  daffodils   and]reverse   charges Adrian,   3t_3ich.—
SSiS-^r^!^-^ »„«|    OBERVER LINERS
  from   $1,398,754,468.55 in 1938  to j
City   Attorney  Jack   Kraizman j $1,876,685,279.51   as   of  December
* 31,  194U. .   _
_..„.0 „             , -   - .     I ■ j     Widespread  ownership   of  banK 	
Loveiy"souvenifrs""of""the occa-j who   is   grateful   to   the   Leg^KJ „ ,„ ..Tv,B+i+--*-0-.- V„« | stock   is   evidenced   by  -the  fact,    For Sale__ch6ice Wolverine seed,----     ■_,,.%.
sion -were  invitations   containing  for  The Observer,  which  he en-, tj-lii   .UlStltUie    V dll ' that the 254 banks reporting have, ^^ 5Qc bu]E}arold Finch,   g j 203 West Michigan Avenue
w '  *-  ■»- ^T-m_ _^n..        ...o o J ^. a wr\ ^T.. I — — X.   I .      . „     ^n  orrir     .X44nl.V4nlA14.Ta       nr ! x ,
XUC       X44XX4,Jf J_.v_.Jr __._-._ .....        _.™	
arrived in large numbers and still   and   emerged   with   a   mouthful I
continue   tc   come   have   been   a 1 that    soon     filled     the    waiting | leit.
source of grea3t joy to the entire • trucks.    How  wonderful  modern
family renewing old acquaintances : machinery  is!   CRaymond  Wied-,
and strengthening newer  ones,     j mayer is another of the selectees j was a guest.
For   sale—House.   Saline   Mercantile Co.
We have a few bargains *"■" odd
lot started chicks, used e1c-,,**c
and oil brooders. See us before
you order your chicks or chick
supplies.    Saline Hatchery.
For Rent—2-room apartment.
Heat, lights, refrigeration -, and
parlting. Private entrance^ and*
bath.    ?3.50  per  weekl"   Rear  of
Coming; To Ypsilanti I a total of 56,875 stockholders orj
v.-------1&    -"-*'       x- ,   -   o0„   atn-v-holders i
pictures of the two couples taken! joys   very   much.   C.Easter   was ^   ^      „.  _,*,,«,_■	
at   the   time   of   their   wedding', featured   with   the  usual   family ^»"      &        * ; an   average   of   223   stockholders,     For    Rent_±   acres   of    good
■celebrations..   What  a happy ac-,     j^d d to the roof with the la-' per institution. i ground.    7687 Maple road.      28tf
occasion in free American where!     ^a£'="„„  &nd  lighting   demon-!     The primary purpose of   Know {  f	
feasting and visiting is pe^tted  test f General, Your Bank Week" is to acquauu j    For    Sale_-Dun)-    boaxs    and
and now.
Community Party
The   Saline   Valley   Community | Wells continues to improve in
_,«-«; "Rlectric    at    world-famous    -. , Wv    —     _. * ,_    : &iJ.-.«. _L_/a._._. xj.^iw&i, muwuc jlo-e-^^jl,
'\cr?    .Park   aeveland,   a new  stream-; place that a bank  plays  in  the;  ■__?_	
Group  met for their last  indoor: walking   and   we   are   glad   ner, > ^ V7m roll ^to Yp-: everyday life of  each and ewery j    For   Saie—Worthy   seed   oats.
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party of the season. | courage and perseverance are be-
Harold   Gray  showed   his  new j ing rewarded,   dice cream  cones
technicolor   film   of   the   Valley: and roller s3kates tell us convinc-
  '- - "      -X  =_~ 1-__ nTTi.roA
SAVE—Yet Enjoy the BEST FOODS
YOuAlWAXS (PLEMI 'em/wITH
You needn't sacrifice the
rnealtime pleasure and health-
fulness of Quality Joods for
the  sake  of'economy.
Veal for Stew
Serve with peas, tossed, salad
and blackberry pie.
Lamb for Stew
Serve with friut juices, carrots . and peas, and 3Frozen
strawberry shortcake.
Beef for Stew
Serve with wax .beans, fried
parsnips, gingerbread and applesauce.
Frozen Foods
Peas    32   oz.   pkg., 25c
Peas  ... bulk, lb. 29c
Asparagus. .  16  oz. 29e
lamas .-. .  16 oz. 29c
Cut  Green  Beans.  27c
Sliced Strawberries......  29c
Whole   Strawberries... .... 29c
Red Rasperries  27c
Gingerbread. Mix..
Bisquicfc
.  2Sc
.  18C-S1C
Refrigerator  Cookies-.—"— 3_5c
Sunshine   Cellophane
Assortment
Vegetables
Canned Peas 10c, 15c, 18c, 21c
Wax Beans   10c-15c
Peas  and   Carrots,   2 for  25c
Fresh  Parsnips    4 lbs 17c
Fresh Turnips  3 lbs. 10c
ITresh Spinac3h 2 lb. 19c
Radishes,     Carrots,     Onions
and Cabbage.
Farms and of' various activities,
showing several ■ persons .of the
community.
Following thesmovies the family.!
of      Superintendent     and     Mrs.'
Bearss   entertained  with  musical
selections in which David Vaughn
took part as  piano  accompanist.
A grand march was led by 3Mr.
and 3Mrs. Harold Vaughn and 3Mr.
Gray .took several mo-^ing pictures of this. .
The remainder" of the time" was
spent in dancing.,
The • picnic is scheduled for
June 1 with 3E_arold Vaughn aa
general chairman. 5
RESULTS   OF  THE
TOWNSHIP   ELECTIONS
Gold Medal
Flour
24i/2  lb. sack
93c
Fruit Juices
Orange, Orange and Grapefruit
Grapefruit-Pineapple
SCHMID'S FOOD MARKET
Complete Food Service—Phone 38
Slaune
Supervisor—C. W.  Carr.
■Clerk—Lester 3E_anson.
Treasurer—Julius Marion.
Highway  Commissioner—Sebastian Finkbeiner.
Justice   of   the   Peace—Raynor
Scudder.
Board of Review—Andrew Girbach.
Bridgewater
Supervisor—John   Norcross.
Clerk—August  Tirb.
Treasurer—Harold  Bersuder
Highway   Commissioner—Albert
Mahrle.
Justice   of   the  Peace^—Charles
Knight.
Board  of Re\aew—Charles  An-
glemeyer.
Lodi
Supervisor—Albert Schaible.
Clerk—Mark   Sweetland.
Treasurer—-Edward  Wild.
Highway Commissioner — John
Klumpp.
Justice    of    the Peace—Joseph
Burkhardt.
Justice  to  fill   vacancy—Harry
Cole.
Board of Review—George Herter.
Pittsfield
Supervisor—Samuel Morgan.
Clerk—Daniel  Ellsworth.
.Treasurer—Mark Green.
" Highway  Commissioner—Daniel
Campbell.
Justice   of   the   Peace,* to   fill
vacancy—Frank Ticknor.
Board of Review—Edward Hutzel.
,3_Tork
Supervisor—Herman  Oelke.
Clerk—George Steidle.
••.Treasurer—Dan. Murray.
" ffighway    ComissioneF—Harvey
Moorhead.
Justice   of   the   Peace^—Robert
Kerr.
1 Board  of  Review—Gus Grams.
ingly that spring ' has arrived.
Tennis racquets, too, are ah indi-
, cation that the Out-of-doors is
3,calling. CLast Thursday was an
'occasion for all Rotarians to discard cigarettes and pipes and
take to cigars. The reason? Recent weddings in the memibersliip,
Dan Levleit arriving home a' few:
days previous from his- honeymoon, and Harold Marsh, an--!
other bridegroom, passing- out1
the "smokes." _£3Mrs. Charles
Zietlow appreciates the lovely
flowers which "were planted by
the late Mrs Eriima Howard. Sliej
says the pussywillows are beautiful, tulips are springing up and
other flowers are showing the
touch of spring; How lovely that
the good things one does remain
to bless others even after the
doer is gone. Clmagine the plight
Of Gilmer Townsend one day last
week. __j*s. Townsend started
after the mail. As it was a little
early, she decided to make a. call.
In the meantime Mr. .Townsend
thought of an errand and came
down town. Returning home he
found he was locked out and had
no key, so coming back down!
town he. telephoned and struck'
it lucky, locating 3R_rs. Townsend
on the first call. She stopped
her sentence in the middle and
sped homeward with the key, and
the mail. C.The baby chic3ks in
the Saline Hatchery window have
been attracting . much attention.
They are rainbow hued and very
lively. Some guessing has been
going on as to how these chicks!
obtained their color. Some had1
thought they surely were hatched
from Easter'eggs. 3But here is the
secret. They were spray-painted
and were of many hues _ and
shades, -then they grew and each
day grew some more. Gradually
the feathers began" to show and
now white stripes show how much
they have grown since they received their Easter coats.
commmunity, and to demonstrate j*erman elements, phone 166-F13.
the operations necessary to com- 	
plete   the   actual   cashing   of   a      No    Fix>    No    o^ge.     Kelly
check, the negotiating of a loan,  Radio Service, 211 S. Ann Arbor.
the    handling    of    deposits,   and 	
other da3ily functions of your bank,    old    and    new   fioors    sanded,.
silanti Wednesday, April 23. A
group of lighting experts from
Nela Paxk's G. 3E. Institute and
the Detroit Edison Company wil]
be  there also  at  Ypsilanti High
school  auditorium. •      '   ,    -        *i	
' The --shows staged by the, trav-j SUCh  as  the  changing  of money!
eling ,umt   in   this   locality   are   ^   serving  -the   oanking   needs'
part of an itinerary of 100 ellies   of the  housewife,   the merehant,
and   towns   coast  to   coasrt   and, the businessman and the farmer.
~ ^' ' ** -—       4.-X.        «J__.4;,S
,3border to border, a 12,000-mile
tour designed to wheel Nela
Parjt's G. E. Institute to the nation. .        _ . . .y.
Talks   on   "Fluorescent   Lighting* Practice,"   '!I4ght . Conditioning," and the''.^Science of Seeing"!
rwill be  illustrated by  a hoct of]
Commenting on the splendid
condition of Michigan's state and
natnonal banks and trust companies and industrial banks, Frederick B. Elliott, Jr., state -banking  commissioner  said
-"3M_chigan is indeed fortunate
in having such a fine system of
new. exhibits  and  demonstrations j state chartered banKs, trust com
Andrew  Hartman,   phone 114-F2.
For Sale—T5 bushels Petoskey
seed or eating potatoes. Phone
190-F2. ■•■"* 29
For Sale—Coal or woOd range
in very good condition. 3Mrs
Thomas Shurtz, phone 268-R2.     9
Start  a flock  of  Morton . arge
type 3Leghorn  chicks  now for  a ■
profitable  laying  flock  next fall.
Visit  our  Hatchery  and see  our
stock.    Morton Poultry Farm.
3Lloyd Preston of Dexter reports that at the age of 7 weeks
he still has 400 chicks fro*-,! 409
bought at the • Saline Hat T-cry.
They are fed with A & B fee*'
—Saline Hatchery
liet us re-upholster!yOur o1,*i furniture; we will make it like new
again at a saving to you. j.- Free
estimate, pick-up and delivery.
An estimator from 'our shqo will
call oh you any Tuesday 'you specify; no obligation, just drop us
a card. K. Rendel, upholstering,
rugs and carpets. 3038 Washtenaw
Road,  Ann Arbor,  Mich.
expressly built for the Nela Park
on wheels road- trip. These displays, collapsible for space-saving,'
when unfolded completely fill an
ordinary    stage     and     overflow
panies     and     industrial     banks. i'Boettner!
Based upon conversations that 1'
have had with representatives of
the Federal Reserve System and
the   Federal   Deposit    Insurance.
For Rent—Two stores on Michigan Ave., one 30x 60, one 16x25;
also feed mill and equipment.    C.
around the auditorium. They are j Corporation,   both   federal   agen-
built  to light up at the touch of
a switch and to show at a glance
cies being in a position  to view
the   state   banking   structure   of
NOTICE
The Board of Review will meet
I on Monday, April 21, m the coun-
cil room to review the roll and
to consider any complaints which
may have been filed with the
clerk, and to hear any complaints
wWch property owners may make
in person or by. an attorney.
Time: 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.
Lottie Wallace, Clerk.
Sewers to Be flusbed
Sewers  will be flushed Friday
and Saturday.       -_.'
(Tharies Kern, Commissioner.
/
NOTICE
Sealed bids', for collection of
garbage, 3 tilfnes a week during
warm weather and twice a week
when it begins to freeze. Please
leave bids with city clerk by April 26, as year, begins May 1st
the advantage of new lamps overj the 43 states, I feel that the
older .types. Outstanding is a nov-. Michigan system is second to
el  chart filling   the   entire   back 1 none.
of the stage which dramatically! "The excellent condition of our
pictures the solar spectrum, the; state banks can in no small de-
various groups of rays (visible" g-eg be attributed to the fine
and invisible)*, the roles they can ( statute under which they operate,
play in serving mankind, and the • Enacted by the 1937 legislature
lighting "tools" now available to. after a long and exhaustive study
do the various jobs in countless s^y a studs* commission appointed
fields. j for   the   purpose   or   recodifying
. Co-operating with General Elec-1 the then existing laws relating
trie, local representatives of The to financial institutions, the
Detroit Edison Company have j Financial Institutions Act has
helped--make arrangements for j fulfilled many requirements
the showing. They will be pres-, which were lacking in the present   at  the , performances   to  re-! 0us banking statutes."
"ceive   requests   for    advice   and: 	
help on use of the various lamps \ DR.  HALL   SURPRISED
displayed. j MONDAY BY VISITORS
The   Company   is   prepared   to | 	
furnish help on problems involv-' Monday forenoon, as Dr. Hall
ing commercial, industrial, and was cleaning 3 up the leaves in hisj
residnece lighting. Its staff of front lawn, he was greatly sur-'
lighting experts have all 'gone prised and much pleased to look
to school'* at Nela Park, and can up into the faces of two of liis
offer practical solutions for close friends from -Chestertown,
lighting questions. t Md., Dr. William R. Howell and
  wife. He is a professor of Political and Social Sciences at Washington College, where Dr. Hall
-taught and they "had been associated for many years as. mem-
Saline   General   Hospital
Dr. 3Hali had been registrar for
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Finkbein- tiers of the faculty,
er of Bridgewater are the pax- Dr. Hall had been
ents 'of a daughter, born April 11.   several years until 1925 when he
Levi Teachout returned to his  was   compelled   to   resign   those
home   last   Thrusday   afternoon.; duties   in.order   to devote  more
: time to care for 3Mrs. Hall, who
He is  much belter.
Jacob    Theurer,    whose    right had just undergone a gerious op-
arm, was   amputated  last   Wed-. eration.
nesday, is getting along niOely.    j .   Ln addition to his duties as pro-
3Mrs. Dajrton Wilson and baby fessor of his department. Dr.
returned to their home near Amf Howell then took over tiiose „of
Arbor   last  Thrusday   and   Mrs. f registrar. *3\      * .    £;■;'
Raymond 3Fisher  and baby went      He was on his way to Chicago
to   their  home   at  Stony   Creek-to  attend a national meeting'of
the same  afternoon.
EYES EXA_MINED!
, Glasses fitted. 3Every Saturday
2:30 to 9:30 P. M. Office in Milan
Hotel. See Dr. 3PntBk Gilford) To-
registrars: there and took tiiis
opportunity to stop for a few
minutes to call on.Dr. Hall. He
goes as a delegate from Washington College.
LDI-SB ADS  GET  RESULTS! lc-do   Optometrist
Scratch   pads,  12c   per  lb.   at
The Observer office-
Lost—Light blue wheel shield,
between Saline and Ann. Arbor,
Simday. Finder please leave at
The Observer office.
For Sale—5-room • house with
garage, close in, located on high
lot with shade, on a main street.
Call Observer  office. 28tf
86   Poultryrnen  are  now  using
A. &  B.   Poultry Feed  or  A.   &
B. Poultry   Concentrate.     Saline
Hatchery.
Not a single abnormal loss of
chicks reported to date in 60,000
chicks produced since Jan. 2.
Saline   Hatchery.
For Sale—2 registered Brown
Swiss 2 and 3 yrs. old. Will lease
to reliable party. Phone Ann Arbor  25-8872. 29
Eyes examined and best glasses made at lowest prices. Dr; 3L.
O. Gibson, Oculist Packard at
3E_ill, Aim Arbor. Open all hours.
Wanted — Dead and useless
stock; horses ?3, cows $2. Call
collect Tecumseh 350. Carroll
-frost, Licensee for Darling & Co
..We have a complete line of
35_3aster 3Mix Poultry Feeds; also
Hog and Dairy Concentrates.
Phone 182-F22, Morton Poultry
F-jrm.
3Piano instruction given by
3____rilyn Schill, a music student
Of the TI. of'M. Call at 116 West
MicMgan »Ave. Thursday, or Saturday  afternoons. 28
Schmid's House-cleaning Bargains
Mop   Sticks :...*. . ._.    10c
Brooms ..„.—..	
Ammonia   -—-—
Nulye   ~.—	
Nubowl   .....	
Nudrain   	
-* 49c, 59c,   69c
__*_._,_ ___,   9c
P & G soap 	
Chipso,   Oxydol   .....
Iyory   Snow-ilakes
Spic & Span .	
Die   a  doo
2 for 19c
 .. 14c
  13c
6 for 19c
  19c
  23c
  23c
.......  23c
Purity,   Clithajline  ,  23c
H & H  Rug soap   .—  25c
TJhheard of Tractor Economy
Owners report using from 6 to
10 gallons fuel per day with tha
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 County.
Write, Phone or Call for demonstration.
Wiedman Tractor Sales, Saline.
217 Acres—$5,900
Land is all in one piece and"
fronts on blacktop road in Dexter-
township. Springwater stream.
Hilly in one corner, all the rest
almost level. Some timber.
School nearby. Electricity. 7
room house needs minor repairs.
Well, milk house, chicken coop
fair barn. Good stock farm or
rent the house and 'turn out your
young stock. Terms. Other good
farms for sale. OREL \ FERGUSON, 928 Forest, Ann ! Arbor.
Phone 22839. 28