1941-05-08; Saline Observer

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SALINE,   WASHTENAW  COUNTY, .MICHIGAN    THURSDAY, :3MAY  8,   1941
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You Can Always Come Here To
Talk Things Over
It's important that you have a place where
you can go and plan intelligently on problems that come up at tiie moment or that
require long-range consideration.
Old customers know they can always come
to us and discuss their plans. They know
we'll help them in any way we can, con-
istent with sound banking.
We want YOU to have that feeling about
our bank, the j-seling that here is a place
you'll always find friendly counsel, -understanding' and helpfulness.
Defense Savings      | seen an* heard
Bonds On Sale
CEmmett Kelly has sent a picture from the Los Angeies Times
aline Independents Fta"^SL-on_
Win 1941 Ooener who passed Away at
■ TT_»r    Ste**..*   in    Tip
OBERVER LINERS
Classified .advertising
Saline Savings
Postal Savings Stamps Will Also   of   the   famous   Douglas   bomber,"large Crowd  Turns   Out  To  See
Be Sold Here as WeU as the 3B-19.    It is called the'Gaurd-T     Lacal Team Take Game 3From
Elsewhere. ian of a Hemisphere"  and is  the-. Romulus,   6   to   4
largest     plane     ever     built.     It
Home  of 3\HNiMU..i  CHARGE. .25  C__NT-
Her  Sister in  Detroit 	
Last Wednesday.
Pay your cemetery dues!
The United States Defense Sav-
Funeral services were held Saturday   afternoon   for   Mrs.   Ola     Clarence      Cook,
Hammond,   who   died Wednesday i-hene   152.
Auctionee.
For Rent—Ground for soybeans
was   a  bookkeeper  for   the   late  or  corn.    A. E.  Cole.
The One Story Bank On the Garner
«».
Larro Feeds of All Kinds
Always Fresh and in Any Quantity
from One Pound Up!
B-arred 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.
_ne united siaies __e_ense Sav- weighs  82   tons with  a  capacity- x.7? *^f %-™_^T "t ^77Z"Tf7   at the home  of her  sister* Mrs*      ^     _. ,     __ ^ 1 _
ings   Bonds   and   Postal   Savings ZJ caries 11000 eallons of eas-       * **? tUme +^ ,Sunday ^  Beverly  Gates,  in Detroit.    Mrs.      For Sale-Eating potatoes. Call
Stamps were placed on sale in the S   m Tts   tank-lmd  c_n  fiv   7« t0 S^.Sf*       m * a^  Hammond was the widow of the 189-F31 after 6 p. m. 32
post office last Thursday, as part ±*e   ™  '^^ _,"J*       ^:fe^°ff ? V* "£ ^f880?- "^ ^  late George Hammond.    She had 	
of   the   national   effort   to   make 7J5? miles without a stop,    They; Independents     didn't     disappoint   been ffl  *nl    a ^^ ^^    she
America   impregnable. had   *°   enlarge   the  field before them as  they rode to a 6 to 4   was   a  bookkeeper  for   the   late
Postmaster   O'Neill   announces, this  giant plane  could  take  off. victory over Romulus on the local  Edward a. Hauser, who operated	
that plans  are  completed,  along Lt.  Kelly was in this plane.    It diamond. q.-   galine Creamery  and  Saline      For   Sale—Worthy   seed   oats,
with   thousands   of   others   from certainly  is wonderful  what  our*  .Tne. Salme   high   scnool   band  Telephone Company and had af- Ferman Clements, phone 166-F13.
coast to coast, to do our full part engineers have been able  to  ac-  Played  sev,e?al Ple,ces  b£ore  ***e  filiated with the Telephone Com- j 	
in  the .savings program. complish.    Just  imagine 82   tons :S2eJS? f^^lrf^l S^n   pany ta mat <*>&"**? for many;     No    Fix>    N°    charSe*     K^
The new Defense Savings Bond cjrcIillg aDOVe your head:    Seem, t^l^ h_ .^h_.i^ -•<       a*1*3"10011  years.until she retired a few y«_rs j Radio Service, 211 S. Ann Arbor.
is similar to the ramiliar "Baby _1lr,_J,ir,r,PliPvablP     ThP   wines'-    t>i+. -    "T aS°*    Since then she enjoyed her.  :	
Bond,"  of which more than five almost unbehevahle   . The  wings.    R0muhis  took a  one  run  lead  ieisure ^ her home here ax,d hi]    Old    and    new   floors    sanded,
■billion   dollars   worth have   been are 21Z feet'  wmcn surfcly  must  m  the  second innmg, but  Saline  freqUent   visits   with   her  sister;: Andrew  Hartman,   phone  114-F2.
bought by more than two and a **-  some   sPread-     Thanks,   Mrs.'tied   it   up   in   the   fourth   and  gjgo ^ occasional visit with her! ■	
half million Americans since 1935. Gillen, for letting us see the pic- . scored two more runs in the fifth   brother in  Jackson.     Her   sister,
A  Defense Bond  may  be  pur- ture.     It   Is   very   clear   and   in-   to take a lead tnat they held.    A   ax,d   brother,   Albert   Rogers,   of
chased for  $18.75.    In 10  years, eludes  a  panoramic view of  the   three   run   rally   sn   me   seventh. jackson  survive her.    Rev. 3Fred
this   bond will  be  worth  $25.00. airport  with many  other  planes ended their  scoring for  the  day.   -Lendrum   conducted  the services
This is  an increase of  33%   per parked   like   a   row   of   automo-.'*■?£, **% 1^77? 77** 7~57   -and burial was in Oakwood ceme-
eent,  equal to an annual interest £iles     The barracks and haneers   ^J   tWf-   sm^ei- f*d   a   double   tery.
return of 2 q ner rent   rmrnmted narracKS ana nangers   __. four ^me- at bat    Bloch, who        J  :	
semSnnualiv      !^v   toe   after make ^ place look like a city  Pitched   fine   ball   ror   Romulus, • rmnmmitv  fWW+v_,c
60   d™from  ttetototf ^ur- without  skyscrapers.     ^Concrete Elected three singles. | Community  OlchestlES
chase, the bond may be redeemed work has  been  finished for sev-      The game was very well play-!     Will .Flay In Ann Al'DOT
for   cash,   in  accordance  with   a eral days on the new part of The ed   with   each   team   committing;
Wanted—A man to put in 10
acres of corn at once on shares.
A. S. Hall. 30tf
Ypsilanti Farmers' Market opens May 17th, Wednesdays and
Saturdays. 31
For   Sale—Narcissus   and   jonquil   blooms.     Mrs.   Daniel   Hall,
table of redemption values printed   Tavern under construction and the  one error and each pitcher issuing' Groups From AH Over This Sec-' Phone 200-3F21. 30tf
on the face of the bond.                ; swing   of   hammers    with    their  one walk.    Harv.  3Frey scattered,        ■£„-, 0f   Michigan  Invited
To   spread   investments   widely   music as they work has filled tlie nine nits and kept Uie game well j                  to   participate.
 all the people in America,   air.     We noticed   Arthur   Sturm -»•* hand-    H* wm *?**cb *is, s™-
among
a^limit of $5,00-0 has been set on ^the"^{2earing IT^'dM ^y'S4fS^!^ft ag2?* ^ W'     A ^ for Players has been is"
the amount of these bonds to be . ... _ ,   . and it is expected to be his last* - • _.   _      	
bought by any one person intone ttom ** ******* wa-? bemg ac-  for ^ seaJn as he ^j- _oon bs; sued by civic orchestra groups m
year.   The bonds are in denomin- eomphshed.   Takmg   a   snovelful  inducted jut- the service.
For sale—Certified Wisconsin
No. 38 barley, Huron seed oats.
Saline Mercantile   Co.
ations   of   ?25,   $50,   $100,   $500,   of  the  moist,   crumbly  earth  he]    The box score: ! pate  in the  first concerts to be
and $1,000,  all of which are sold   would swing his shovel and throw j R03MULUS AB  R  Hi presented   in   Micliigan   by   com-
for 75 per cent of their maturity   the dirt high above his head onto i Dungan,   3b        4   11' bined community  orchestras.  The
value and all of which mature in   the solid ground above.   He seem- j Everett,'  ss
10 years. ' -
,    Heating and sheet, metal work
southeastern ^Michigan to  partici- * furnace    cleaning   and    repairing
„_._      i—       .*.__      ._._._ n 4-_       4—      T I — -- .  - 	
3   1   0' concerts will be presented in Mon-
ed to enjoy his task for he smiled \ Weigeirika, cf    4   0 . 0: roe  and Ann  Arbor  on  May  IS
For   the   smaller  investor  who j as   jje   WOrked —    "
T+-T_.     mik.
"We also bave that wonderful ersv
stance B-l for plants of all kinds,
Better orfler -your King Crossea 33Hybrid corn.    Ssuppiy of
standard grade is going fast—^best by test for this vicinity!
Cole's Feed Store
, . „_,   .__    ..-_      l_Iany   a   man' Block,  p     4
wants    to    buy    a    Government •        m you such strength and Makosky, If       4
Bond on an  easy payment plan, * \t ...L was'Mach,   c         4
the post office has a new series i muscle, Mr. Sturm.    e,Apnl was     ^ ^
of Postal Savings Stamps, at 10c,! an     exceptional     month,     much    _      '^   ^  4
25c,  50c, $1 and  $5.    Each pur- ! warmer than usual  and  pushing  -£--aechel   ib"""I"l~l~T    4
chaser   of   any   Savings   Stamps I the    season    ahead    about    two. ' 	
higher than 10c will be given free ; weeks.   Many of the early flowers [    Totals
of charge an attractive pocket al-   wui   be   gone   before   Memoriar
bum in which to paste his stamps   Day.   Baby  iris,   which  have  al-  Sr^wriw
..«.4-;i      __     I,..,.      _«_.._.!.       .  -     1      _       C».-»_    ; J J ' (. IVTlllP
3; and  25.
1''     Community
orchestras     from
Horses! We can save you money
on horses   Let us know what you
i\ bor will form the main body of, need.   Wiedman Auto Co.
1,   X4. - _-; J 4 x X.4.X.    __:n
Monroe, Wyandotte and Ann Ar-
Wolverine
Parsons'.
For   sale
cantile  Co.
Work     Shoes ,   at
-House.   Saline   Her
itor Sale:—Boy's bicycle i and
child's crib. 206 3E. 3M_ch. Ave- 32
— y.
For Sale—Petoskey russet (seed
potatoes. Manley Robison, Ar& >na
road. S2
Katahdin potatoes for t- le.
Walter Luckhardt, phone 1-18-
F14,  Saline. 31
200  Lieghorn   Cockerels   and 1
electric    brooder    all    for    §5.00
Saline Hatchery.
i
For Sale—1938 Chevrolet -Jji-ton
pickup, good condition. Wiedman
Auto  Company,   Saline.       ' t
3Let us take care of your insurance needs. Fairbank's ' Insurance Agency, phone 40-3F2.
Sexed I_eghorn pullet chicles.
Sex and livability guarantee. Morton Poultry  Farm.   Ph.   182-F22.
For Sale—To settle estate, tlie
Zahn house on Monroe St. Inquire of Thos. Zahn, Ph. 138rF22.
See our new floor coverings
at reasonable prices. Rauser i Out-
fitting Co. 118 N. Fourth Ave,
Ann Arbor. Tolls paid frora Saline
Eyes examined and best glasses made at lowest prices. Dr. !_,
O. Gibson, Oculist, Packard at
Hill, Ann Arbor. Open all hours.
R.  G.   Wahl,   phone 160. ,     „ _,    .    .,
Herman  Rentschler reports  no
Applications taken for work atil0*3*3 ^j****3 c***c]s:3 t0^11 wee% °f
Saline    Valley    Farms     Canning! aSe-_ ^^^^^J^. A*   & B'
Factory.    Call 164-F3 or apply in
person.
■^: the combined orchestra which will I
 ; be   assembled  for these  concerts j
Seed   and   eating  potatoes   for
Feed.    Saline Hatchery.
Dr. P. L. Hanawalt has established Veterinary practice in Ann
Arbor. Prompt attention to farm
animals.    Ph.  Ann Arbor 23433.
C.   Miller,   3b         5    10
For Sale—Genuine Pfeisten hy-
35   4   9 ■ under the sponsorship of the TJni- j sale.    Dan Levleit, cor. of Bishop ] £?d <•*£ £°™   *£^k =8^ f
>T3  _,   diversity-  of    Michigan    Extension | and Willis roads, Saline. 313mUe   80Uth  of   Cone   ctmxCA   on
Ar>   K.   Jt±    -. S
Service. I
Farr   road,   or  phone  Milan 237-
! F21. 31-3
TELLTM* SELL'
THROUGH  THESE AD   COLUMNS
ALL   MEATS—ALL    CTJTS
G13V3E   YOU   B  ATITAJVnNS,
PROTEINS,  MINERALS.
(Iron,   Copper,   Phosphorus)
"For those picnics soon coming up—don't forget
SCHMID'S
Home  made   Bologna,   New
England   Ham,   3Frankfurts,
Baked  Smoked Ham
Mac. Cl'se Veal 3Loaf, lb. 33c
3Pickle Pimento 3Loaf, lb. 33c
Baited Chicken 3Loa_, lb. 35c
Honey Loa_.  lb. 38c
•Smoked Liversausage, lb. 30
»
Fresh Meats
STEAK
Swiss  or  Regular.  lb.  S3c
Lamb Shoulder. » lb. 30c|
(Roast or Steak)
Pork Chops  lb. 28c
Veal   Brisket,
For Stuffing  .._ lb. 20c
Fresh ^Vegetables
"We keep under refrigeration
for your benefit and complete
satisfaction
Crispy Head 3Lettuce — 12c
3Leaf Lettuce  ,.... lb. 20e
Pascal  and  Celery Hearts ■
bunch       10c
Green Onions   bunch, 5c
Luscious Strawberries,  qt.  25c
until he has enough to buy a $25 ; ways bloorned for Mother's Day,  q   £^*   2b    4 2   2      These orchestras will contribute!     Two  apartments  for  rent, five,
tton    Thirtt milHm 6of rhX11.^" '■ ****3 year broke mto bloom short- K.  Frey, 'ss  . 7.Z.T77. 4 13   more than 130 instruments to the  rooms  and two rooms, furnished j    New Spring colors in Worry's
bum's are being prepared • ly after the 20th of April.    Oats B.  Kuzick,   If   4 11; large   group.    In   addition,   civic, or unfurnished, 203 W Mich. Ave., silk   Hosiery   now   in;   also: *';e
Secretary      Moreenthaii      said   are  farther  along  than usual at B.  3Knisel,   lb     4 0   2   orchestras   from   other   towns   in j ! new Nylon Hose. Join our H. >*i-_ry
that even a boy or girl who saved' this time of year and some corn  C. Frey,  c    4 0   l; the area are being urged to take i    Neal-ly new John Deere No   52  Club  and  get  free  pair.    G.   L.
10c to buy a Savings Stamp would j ground is being prepared. C.What B. 3Frey,   cf   _  4 0   0 ■ part> as Well as persons who wish j J„a„°f0   ^^-^°W|$,tie?f„    «^ I Parsons*	
help the country. "He added that! a pretty  combination  the  yellow  Steiner,   cf         0   0
"~-- - - ' axld ^-Leidheiser,   rf   .....      4   "
0
1 50 acres. Wiedman Auto Co., Sa- j
.      _                                                          T   ...   .         __ „   -; to  affiliate  with  the  three main  ..
you   can   safeguard   your    own! powers of the forsythias and the  Leidheiser,   rf         4   0   1. orchestras     Tne   gj-Q™   is   espe. j bne,
wSle7 helphi-^the   S-SonafT'   oranSe-red Wo«<ans °f the flow-||ee^'   r*        °   J   ^cialir in   need  of  string   instru-
fense,   by   buying6 Unite Estates ' ering" ^umce make as they app__TT    ' '        -^--^-------v   — —-^Tmeilts;  aceording to Prof: -Philip igan Ave., one 30x 60, one 16x25; ] Write  1901 3Lorrame Place, A33nn
Savings Bonds now." i side by Slde  or near eacl1  other!    Totals       36   6 311   O.  Potts,  of the University,  and [ also feed mill and equipment.    C.' Arbor,   Mich.
'in the lawns.    One  effective  ar-j^ ,„_ nin nm non   A j manager   of   the   Ann Arbor or- [ Boettner.
I    For Rent—Two stores on Mich- : References
Wanted—Reliable,     experienced
housekeeper for employed couple.
required.     Live i  in.
Former Marines
Romulus         010 001 020—41
j rangement was a border of them 3 "^TTTT^         777 777 777-.K '■ chestra.    He asks  that inquiries 	
■ A m     r\ •      1 ™th each kind alternated.    They      umoires'*""Grav  (League Pres ) i be addressed to him at 1613 Sta--.  At last we have our sweet on-
Are   TO   Organize j made a striking background along! -^"JE: league  B».) , ^ ^^    Am   AtW ; ion plants.    Will have sweet po-| Welding    of
a back fence.    C3.Fruit trees bios-!
tt^a fiJf+ met^   of .for™er   som7d"elrl7er thin "usual'and give! Hi-.h   Srhnol   Teams
United   States   Marines   in   this   „,.__,  ^AinaHnr,   nf  a   P-nnrt r,ron'111Sn'  OCIlOOl   Aeamh
United   a-a.es   Marmes   in   una   e indication  of  a good crop
--.!!.   ° _^e._!lPP3!Ca*i^  ?*__*.th_s   year.   CMrs. Bessie   Collins;
j dium Blvd., Ann Arbor.
j     The two concerts, one in Mon-" p^d^gtore.
i roe on May 18 and the other in
Especially   equipped   to   repair
auto  parts  and farm machinery
all   kinds.     Brooks
tato plants about May 20. Cole's J Brothers   will  fix   it,   if   anyone
can.    Phone 101.
charter  and form  an Ann Arbor
had    a    pleasant     experience     a
Detachment of the Marine Corps: -_.-_.-i-, _<, ,.,--t._ _<r-.     T.*iro -m™ i     «« ic"- ""^"»& ""■* ^.'--^a ^i.-._-,     .   . .,,  . .
League,   which  is   organized   Z- \ ^socfiaTes   L !he  SeSo't™ ' f ^   the   Hornets   have   been   nnssion charge wdl  be made,
der a  1937 Act of  Congress will 3 Z»™   ra™   tn   J*lt h„   .t   hi i buzzm& axmxa& m Pastures of both j —_— -
be held  in  the lobbv  of the  Al-i     aTy    &   C   to.        l      *      ._?   ■ aweet-smelling   flowers   and   sour) AAA Is National
Wflfvinfpl   at  7.W,   m    i__n   '• **ome   ^^     tt  is   a   ^   thmg• ^apes.    They have swarmed  all!
7777.   7x77 .     ,„_;    _P_.^'.._„  ^ I when friendships can endure like| over some of their opponents and'
that through the years.   Why not j they have also been stung slight-;
more     such     happy     reunions?   " '" ~
*qaw  -d   j   Ty-*.'Ann Arbor on May 25, will feature 3    For Sale—Stock hog, 2 walking!     Our  price of  baby  chicks   are
_____ i several soloists, and a guest con- 3 ploiws,    2-horse    cultivator,    good'. reduced after May »12.  Why buy
._. _„.-„  ;_„ „ ti ductor is to be named.    No ad- ! work    harness,    c.    A.    Jordan, j ordinary  chicks when "chick- of
I     So far during this spring sport
No ad- ; work    harness,
phone 225-R2.
day, May 5, 1941, according to
Orville L. Hubbard, National
Judge Advocate of Dearborn.
Membership, now approximately
2,760 in 3Michigan detachments
at Battle Creek, Bay City, Benton
Harbor, Dearborn, Detroit, Flint,
Grand Rapids, Jackson, Kalamazoo, Lansing, Muskegon, Pontiac, Port Huron, Redford and
Saginaw, is open to any former
United States Marine holding an
honorable   discharge.
Apartment   for   rent—4   rooms
r.-tuuiiu.1 | ana bath, strictly private, newly
Defense   Agency! decorated,   heat   and   water  fur-
'nished.     Phone  69-R2.
A.    Jordan,! ordinary  chicks when "chi.- k - of
32    ! known breeding"   can be  sr rir-r-l
iat such prices?    Saline Ha telle y.
ly  by  some others.    During the'     Official designation of the Agri
last week they suffered their first i cultural   Adjustment   Administra-
Poultry   meat   is  and  will  re-
CMrs.   J.   N    Lewis   is   W  ^^ ^™ «e,r ^ at  a gQOd pri       w_   have
with   Miss   Jiflia   Gordon.   CThe | ««» « *fe tatter when the track,        hagizes    ^    role.   ^^   tneisome  bargains  in started  heavy
currant   issue   of   the    National] *££ ^ ^gsCtl Rc^s^• ™P^ A has been ^^g in pro-j cockerels.    Saline  Hatchery.      .
Geographic    has    an    interesting I and ^ tennis £,am wag held to] viding food for  the nations  de-
illustrated article about the way
England is living under the frequent bombings and managing
to live an almost normal life at
that. Nothing is wasted and instead of the public garbage containers such as all parks and
public   places   in   America   have,
The first  3__iehigan Department
of the Marine Corps League will j——"-;" r^w "^f "tiem   each | SXevSf w^fch
formed   at the  first  State,  as-1    .  . ,       ...__._*     ______     ,_•_       ... : rtoosevei-, wmcn
a tie by a strong Flat Rock team, i *f« ,needs'   accordmg  to Harry
•* ° ^/T      flnlo      cexrxTPta .-it    nf   trip    Wach-1
Wanted
Dead   and   useless
M.  Cole,  secretary of°the Wash- i stock; horses  S3,  cows  $2.     Call
... \  --ii i.       m _____        o_n< -~_^_n11
350.
Carroll
The Netters again ran mto trouble  t Hountv   AAA   Committee. 1 collect   Tecumseh
on Monday when they bowed to: xen^  ^erlm\elltal agencieS con-i Frost, Licensee for Darling & Co
Roosevelt,  3 to 2, and the base- s Sidirectly toj	
baU team lost to Chelsea, 5 to 4.  ^Eff <££?■£ -Xd^de-i    ^7-Teh^  r^   ttjtto
: fense agencies Mr. Cole said.    He\ has  278 chicks  _rom_275  bought
The   hardest   setback   of   the *"<«--_. umx uu- _i_w * _«-u ^ — -- -   - '^" "^--d "^i;-    ^at-herv
week  was   the   track meet  with *ense.   -PrO-Jam    fn«>nnced    by A.   &  B.  Feed.  Salme  Hatchery.
be former)   at the  fir.t   --.tate  a*-> "^   """"   "  7"   ~~   ~7~~   "~ "sRoosevelt, which .was held on the °e<?!fJraJy   °    Agr*-ultuie   Claude finmnlel-e   iine   of
„L1°™™ ^Lr.nnT-A xT.nf,  • Plainly    labeled    what    kind    of iNormal CoUege athletic field last S-^?1! _re^5jjf ^Sel,°n complete  nne   of
me "neeFfV pro^dini an""ab^ I ^^^ g^J^Jg
I at   tne   Assemoiy   Meaaquar .ers,; boneSi  ^   etC)  are kept] Roosevelt "was out in front 53%   dcf*  ^lJd * thl Splfof ^, Phone ai82-F22r   Morton   Poultry
|Fort  Shelby Hotel,   Detroit,   and■ ---J^-ate   axid   a . snecial   salvage, to 41% when it ended, the meet  7.77x77   ,7* y*~   ^7^^    _-.-!  Varm
qprntxl-xT   nn   1_Tn.r   111    anrl   11      1Q_.1    3  f***"". - - - ;iiuuu<ii   ^uuc5c  auucwu   liciu   -<_oi.
TZlxi^ %el&a^,\^    iS    t0    be    pUt    therem-jwe^day   afternoon.     Although
the 1941 National Convention of
the 3League will be held in Indianapolis, 3Ind., Aug 27 to 30.
Baby Food Contest
all this month ..-
1st Prize—Heinz Treasure
Chest
2nd Prize—Heinz Baby
Gift Assortment
As  soon  as  weather  permits
•will be out on the route
Gold Medal
Flour
24i/2  Ib. sack
98c
rOUT  HOW ARC
T ! SS U _•
* 4 rolls    -
25c
SCHMID'S FOOD MARKET
Complete Food Service—Phone 38
Saline Rotary Club
separate and a »special salvage
crew gathers this material, sorts
it, and reclaims as much as possible. C.H you visit the Food
Fair at the J. L. Hudson store
before Saturday night,* you will
see Saline Valley canned goods on
display with representatives of
As Chairman Carl Curtiss did! the farm there to tell you all
not have any set program for the \ about the canning system. C.Na- j
meeting of the club at The Tavern than Hale and George Cook have
last Thursday noon, he called an eye for business. They have
pn all who had attended the dis- been out with their lawnmowers
trict convention in Ann Arbor to asking 3Mrs Saline to allow them
give reports, which proved to be to mow the lawn. You are learn-
one of  the  best sessions of  the I ing   while   still   young   that   the
ended,
was much closer.   In almost every
event that Saline lost out in, they
were just inches or a fraction of
country,   and   for   England   and
other nations resisting aggression.
Through its Ever-Normal Gran-
second behind.    In   the  broad   ^J__™ ^j}?™?^ *™™ I
Farm.
Grant  Cody reports that at 4
xxx j   X.X4.    __ _. —      weeks   of   age  he -still   has  150
jump  Grunewald  leaped  over  17   -™Pply of essential,t£l and food j chicks from 150 bought   He also
feet,   6   inches,   but   Meldum   of   «?«"?- the Tnple-A program has  uses,    A.     &    B.    Feed.     Saline
Roosevelt, who was the last coS-   P]aced   agriculture  m  the   ranks. Hatchery. 	
testant  in   the  event,   made the  °^ P^"?8*???-  ^ Cole explam- «,«_»-2   acres
amazine- diqtan.e of 17 feeh   in^    ed*    Most °f the mtended expan-       For   Rent  on   Shares—2   acres
amazing distance of 17 feet, 10%   g.on ^ ^^   &gg^  poultryi ^^ of bIack muck citable for onions;
Bead, Useless Farm Ant *">!s
Removed. For prompt servi_a in-
moved. For prompt service including Sundays, call 484 Adrian,
reverse charges. Adrian, Mich.—
Adrian Tankage  Co.
Wanted—Male attendants between the ages of 18 and 55.
$40.00 per month and full maintenance. Ypsilanti State Hospital,
Ypsilanti, Michigan. - 32
Start a flock of Morton large
type Lieghorn chicks now for a
profitable laying flock next fall.
Visit our Hatchery and see our
stock.    Morton Poultry Farm.
Don't miss out on the many attractive week-end grocery : specials advertised in The Observer
today in Saline stores. It's an.
economical thing to read the advertisements each week to effect
desirable savings.
inches. In the high jump, Hopps
of  Roosevelt cleared  the  bar  at
club in a long time. Among those
who responded were Secretary
Burkhardt, President Don Ford,
Rev. Lendrum and Francis I_ock-
wood. Rev. Lendrum gave an address at one of the sessions in
Ann Arbor and the report came
back to Saline that it was the
best one given by any speaker
before that particular group.
A very nice-letter from Private
Alfred Schmid, who is at Camp
Custer, was read by the secretary
and -was thoroughly enjoyed by
all. "Al" recounted many of his
experiences since his induction.
best way to get business is to go
after it. Success to you. (RMX.
and 3Mrs. I_ee Tescher have just
had their home redecorated.
CAshes are being hauled to the
dump. One more step in the
cleaning up process of spring.
CThe scraping of the snow shovel
has long since died away and now
the click of the iawnmower has
become a daily activity about the
city. We are glad to have grass
to mow, and it's a pleasant sound
unless it comes too early in the
morning. CBirds axe building
nests. Robins are very plentiful, cardinals are seen more
frequently than in the winter, bob-o-links have been reported.     3Let  the  youngsters   in-
Day in Saline. Refuse should be ^^X-" SS^ Se
placed in containers and put at e * attract mo^e _?£_ mes&
the curb.   It wfll be hauledI away  30I*gs***3 4° youf y^d* Cn» aP
by the street department FTT^ *°f- a ^1 cop"  ***
* '  - ™ led to the inquiry,   "Does Sahne
dairy   products   under   the   new I will plow and fit. Two miles west
food   program   will   tie   produced! of   Saline.   E.   W.   Hodge,   9253
5 ft., 4 in. to just beat Schaefer,   iuuu   P--"!**-*""   "-*"   "°  i"^""^"! OJ-   =>*■""«=•   **•    "
who  cleared 5 ft..  3  in. for Sa-   from feeds now on hand m flu*, Michigan Avenue.
who cleared 5 ft., 3 in. for Saline. Hopps also took the mile
run in the fast time of 4 min.,
Ever-Normal Granery,  he  added.
Agriculture's part in providing j
31
l ju»   uie __.__ uiu.  ux * _.i_u.,   _    ,-      .       ,    -,.      _.. - . Rebuilt Tractors For Sale
55 sec. In the pole vault, Saline food not only for this country! 0ne F.12j one F-20, on rubber;
captured all three places with an but fo,r other parts of the world, two 10_20s on steel:' one regular
8-ft, tie by Ash, Jahnke and may play a decisive part m peace Farmall on steel axld one 22-36.
Schaefer. In the races, Saline held negotiations when the present war] ^y-- a work h0,rse) -^ 1500 lbs.
out well, although they were not *_- ov?r* MJ* Cole sai^.an(J the | Herman Heininger, phone 33.
used to the fa^er college track.   £nencan   *a™   working   with1
Score of the meet* the AAA will be ready to adjust
100 yd. dash—:M_ll_r, 1st; Chap- ***? farming operations to meet
elle, 2nd; Gordon, (S) 3rd, Time, whatever demand Is made for;
11   seconds . feeding  hungry  people  of  other
lands.
We have never known a season of such wonderful livability
and uniformity of chicks as< this
year. The majority of our flocks
are being fed A. & B. Feed., Bob
knows how to hatch them. Mor i
of our chick customers are feeding A. & B. Feed. The ccimbi-
nation can't be beaten for -good
healthy chicks.    Saline Hatchery.
CEIRtETEaBY NOTICE
Clean-up Proclamation
Friday, May 9^will be Clean-up
Charles Kern, Commissioner.
EYES EXAMINED!
'< Glasses fitted. ISvery Saturday
2:30 to 9:30 P. M. Ofl_ce in Milan
Hotel. See Dr. Frank Giflord, Toledo   Optometrist-
Pay your cemetery dues!
have a city traffic" policeman.
No, but state police have been increased in this section of the state
and are taking an interest in the
traffic situation here. So, if you
have been in the. habit of running
the red. light, better watch out!
And why not observe safety rules
(Continued on page two)
3Mile run—Hopps, 1st; North-
rup, 2nd; Luckhardt, (S) 3rd.
Time, 4 min., 55 sec. 	
Co^er, ffi^gfSS^ 3rd. SE      *~   -  L°"  ?T? "^
tar,77 W ft   a in the price for Perpetual  Care  in
the older part of the cemetery is
tance, 37 ft,, 3 in.
4A0  yd.   dash—Grunewald,   (S)   ...  ,__-■_, _ * *..
1st;    Slnith,   2nd;   Skinner,   3rd.   W^ *? be advanced to seventy^
' ' ' five dollars per lot.
If you want to  get in at the
old rates, do it now.
Annual dues also are likely .to
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Time,  54.9 sec.
220   yd.    dash—Meldrum,    1st;
Schaefer.  (S)   2nd;  3Beard, 3rd.
Broad jump — Meldrum,  1st;  Vd'kl1j11"'" u"c
Grunewald,  (S) 2nd; Cooper,  (S)   ** advanced,
3rd.   Distance, 17 ft, 10% in.
High jump—Hopps,. 1st; Schaefer, (S) 2nd; Ash and Jahnke
tied for 3rd.    Height, 5 ft., 4 in.
Relay
Time, 1 min., 40 sec.
CARD   OF   THANKS
We wish to express our sincere
_ appreciation  to  those  who were
xxeigxii.,  ti   __.,   tx- xxx.       elf. .    .   . .     . .-     ■  ...   *
Won   by  Roosevelt.   *> f^J* ^ **** ^^fS
and death of our dear mother, for
the beautiful floral offerings and
also   to 3Rev_ 3Haneberg  for  his
Ypsi Tennis 3, Saline 2 -   .. j
Ypsilanti  Roosevelt  kept   alive  c°^°j^? ^
the jinx they hold over the Hornets when their tennis team slip-.
ped out a 3 to 2 victory Monday
(Continued on page 4)
Marjorie Young
Mx.  and Mrs. Paul Wiedmayer
* and family.
3Mr.   and  Mrs.   Walter   Harris
and   family
3FOR SALE
One practically new Chore Boy
milking machine, 1938 model.
Willing to sacrifice for cash.
Phone Mr. Rogers daytime, Ann
Arbor 4001, or see 3Mr. McNeal,
1340 White Street, Ann Arbor,
evenings." 32x
49  poultrymen   are  now using
A. &  B.  Poultry Feed or  A.  &
B. Concentrate. You can build
your Starter or Grower for $2.10
per 100 that Will compete in
quality with any feed on the
market Try it and Save. We
both  lose nioney if you don't
Saline   Hatchery.
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 ordinary conditions and now sells for only
$660.00 FOB Dearborn.. Ask any
of the 70 owners in Washteriajw
County. Write,, Phone or Call
for demonstration.
Wiedman Tractor Sales, Saline.