1943-06-17; Saline Observer

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OBSERVER
VOLUME  62
SALINE,   WASHTENAW  COUNTY, MICHIGAN. THURSDAY,   JUNE 17,   1943
NUMBER 37
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TO BE OF
SERVICE TO YOU
IS A PLEASURE
TO US
Saline Savings
Bank
The ©ne Story Bank On the Corner
OFFICE1 SUPPLIES
We have a lot of things for your office
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Typewriter Paper
Second-sheets
Carbon Paper
Typewriter Ribbons
Chea.ii   Loose-leaf  Binders
Staples
Stamp Pads
Daters
Scale Books
?_;___" Books
CS-Otor's Ink.
Rubber Stamps Made to Order
Orders taken for Loose Leaf Ledgers, Etc.
The Saline Observer
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CRISPER
FRESHER
FRUITS   and    VEGETABLES
Ask for them on Ice!
Sunshine
Hi Ho Crackers
lb. box 23c
We sincerely *hope you are
using some of your Blue
stamps so as to avoid that
end of the month rush.
Shop early in the day—early
im the week.
FREE DEUVE-BY DAILY
Pastoral Conference
Meets Here June 22-24
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| Eighty-five    Guests
'• To   Be Entertained
By The Congregation.
Observations  £>»£. ^ATi^brush10*- Alumni Reception and
  handy for   greasing   and   not   as . vt
DID YOU REMEMBER to mail  messy   **   w^S   Y^r   hands   or  D^llCe  FriOEY  JWenUlg
your  application for War  Ration   ™Ia?^'_ z, -,-
Book   No.   3   in time   to  have   it       Soft-boiled eggs are more  delicate   if    started    in    cold   water.
postmarked by midnight June 10 ? __ .       .        ...       ,, «=„.
Mrs   O'Neill   says   that   although f™S to a bail _md turn off heat,
a  lot of  folks  Jot  their  applied L-ve M _»«*«* egg set for
tions   in   tlie post  office   on   time
about two  minutes.
Of Readings And
Splendid Progam
Music   Enjoyed,
Members    of    three  graduating
gp^ Isi/ioicn Costs
Sij^MoreMoneY—
^^UpYourPaYioU
Savings today
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Trinity    Ev.    Lutheran    church ™ T^Tnot reach the~_nailing   . ^  quickest way  to   dry skil-                             *..„.-
will be host to the Michigan Dis- center   in Detroit   on   time   as   a  lets   and   saucepans   is   to   turn  classes  were  honored  at  the an- ,     Clarence
trict of the joint  Synod of Wis- three   cent   stamp   was   forgotten   V*elP   uPs^e    _own   °ver   a.1(T  "u*** ^Pp*1 fc?P^ "« aance   Pbone  152-
cousin   and    other   states    which anii   had to   be   returned   to   the  heat   on  the   SMVP  for   a lmaut_  ^eld at the school Friday eve._mg.
meets   here   in    convention   June owner      Those who   mailed   their   or two and then ^^ can *•*!* put  GearS"e  Burkhart  and  Cnaries R.
22-24.    The  district includes  pas- aoolication    on    time    with    the  riSht    away    and    your    kltcneri  Parsons    were    the   two    honored
tors  from the  lower peninsula  of p£*       amount of postage should ■ w°n>t be cluttered ™til over-turn-  members of the class of 1880. Mr.
Michigan and from northern Ohio, rec£ve  their ration books bv thfi' ed pans.                                                   k"3^ IS  ^P  °f\ llVm*  mem**
Lay   delegates  who    will   attend first of next mQnth    Other am_li-      A   couple of   yaras   of   Qaimf1 ber- bu} could not he present on
.th/general   Synod  convention  in ££„£ ^l ^ *£ p°S__. , and sh ears will keep a-good supply  account  of ill health.     The  class
I August   at Northwestern  College, til  after Ausrust 1                             1 of   dustcloths    on    hana.       v/asn  of fifty years ago, graduating in
I Watertown     Wis.,    will    also   be '          _- v —                         ; dusfccloths   ^t^   each   use   as   a  1893> was ^so honored with two
present here at the District con- T AS™    STTNDAv   should    have' dirty duSter makes^0.od surfaces  members  present  —  Mrs. Donna
*                            -      ■ -     --           • LA.S.J.    bU-NJJAX    snouia    nave.^..^.. besides scratching it.           ; Godfrey    and   Mrs.    Maude  Friis
Gravy   won't  lump  if  you   aad; Wilson   of   Ann   Arbor.;      Other
Cook.,       Auctioneei.
,-    .... A ._.._,,_ . LAST    SUNDAY   should    	
|ve__tion.  Approximately 85  guests  been the -iasi in a g^g of sevenj
Unity's  mfmbeS     The   opening *£****   *fter ^^   .^, water  a  little   at   a time   to   the  members of that class were Hen
,SSon of the^nvention wnTbe? ™™d   o^S^^^                                                                                            T^  ***   <WXi
! gin   at   10 o'clock   next   Tuesday ™'^"LS.f fX  havr_len I m  * wh°le  P1?^ at °nCf*           ^PP^ ^F HUrd "^ Bert Ham"
i morning   with   a   service.     After £LT£ed3S-i com! teu'These   •  ^ . !fl bet^r WT °f «£?n_  ^   *?*  Godfcey S™* «min-
; the   elertion of   officers    Prof   W prediction come true,   inese. mg  a  jatchen  floor  than with  a. lsences of the class of that vea.
ihis essay on 4he Antichrist." ^™edhasby ^n °n h^^ cleaner use the brush nozzle It she still possessed. She compared
The other mornimr service  which wr  ch   n?P , We   housewne jS   qmcker   and   better   for   bare  the classes of that day with those
wm bPcZ TfwrtnT^inike change her re&ular washday tolfloors than a broom as it sucks of-taday:' Tn ' tbeirS' fw
S^devlted  to  tee  rLdS f>me other day of the week un-;up   dirt   instead   of spreading   it.numbered .^JT^.P'PP...^
■ ™T ^,:^ed. Tw r%JS?%L less she T^SS it in the basement  around.
_ _ __ numbered usually about seven or
i and  discussion of this  timely es- ™  _, "V+_ %„^°o _i.n"Ji,r7_ir tA^^Am'I • ar"unu-.                                                  I n™_:-
Sav     All   afternoon,  sessions   Will °f waits for a sunny day to come      Roasting   pans aren't   so   easy      Mr...  ^_.ri   i^azmaier    Dr«irior,f-
S^'de^otedrto  The Si   of alon&-   Scientists   believe    that   a! to get now but you can still have  of   this   year^Alumni   a^S*
fenod     Pastor   telche™d  lay 1°^, ** *P**™*y f follow. a^tely browed delicious tast-jtion intrcSuce! ^thur Lu1f wto
Ktes  to  fte geS ^nvS the lonS P6"0*1 °f Precipitation.     . ing roast chicken.    Stuff the fowl, was  toastmaster  of  theT evei_£?
tion   will   he instructed   to   rep- -_-___„"*,"';             ^         ! ^ J" iarge   br<^   PaPe«*, baf •   _^r_  ._ Lutz     spoke
! resent      the      wishes      of      the CHERRIES,    peaches,    and  ap- ■ Twist    the    end    to   keep   closed.
I Michigan District.    Meals will be P^s may be scarce  and high in: Steam   will keep   the   bag   from
! served   for   our   guests    in    the Price   this year.
.   -i.  _ "       briefly.      A
tribute was paid to those who
have passed on to those in the
service of the country with silent
.1
.s clipped and put where you can. lections, was unable to att«_. h,T"  wattl   tw0  new  taes'  nearly nevs
lickly    refer    to    them   in   the j to illness.    Two memW^.   SPt  battery'    S00'1    condition;   cheap.
Writing  Ink
Stamp   Pad Ink
Duplicate Charge Slips, carbonized
Scratch   Pads
Paper Clips
Insert Sheets for Binders
Rubber Stamps made  to  order
Duplicate  Receipt Books
Pencil Carbon Paper
Artgum Dry £2ss_i=r
_ Excessive   rain  burning.
!well-equipped    basement   of    the may be   the   cause.   Cherry   and:     Don't waste   any hard  bits  of prayer.    Mr.  Lutz  weleomed~the
' church by the ladies of the con- aPPle blossoms were plentiful, but- cheese.     Grate it   and  use  it  in class of 1943 amd Miss Mar°aret
' gregation  On Wednesday evemng were   damaged   by   the   weather,  casserole dishes. Finch accepted the welcome&
! there will be a divine service with Some   report  that   the   leaves on'     Keep a table of food equivalents,,     Mass  Vesta  Mills,   who  was  to
Holy Communion. The confession- their peach trees are shirred and (ration expiration dates, point val- j have   played several   musical
'al   service begins   at  8  with  the have turned  red. ues clir"~' ""'*' «"*■-*—   1°"«-   ■■    •
Rev.   A.   Wacker   of   Ann   Arbor — v — i I^My
delivering  the address.  The regu-      WE  tKNOW   a  lady   who   ate: kitchen
•lar service begins at 8 with the garlic   every   day   to   keep  con-      Invert, a  jar  of neanut butter
: Rev.    Amos    Schwerin    of   Hale, tagious   diseases   away—like  eat-: to distribute the oil.
.Mich.,  delivering the sermon. The ing  an apple   a  day  to keep  the'     A   market  basket with a  han-
i 50th  Anniversary of  Prof.   O.   R doctor away.    Some doctors have   dle   5s  handy  to use  for   storing  _ xuj_
-'Hoenecke,    Director   of  Michigan advised    people    who    have   high   sconrinsr   powder,   dusters,   polish, j lowed   with   Mrs.   Don   Burkhart
Lutheran    Seminar,    in    Saginaw pressure   blood   that   garlic  may   Jl,st pick ll UP alld caxry 2t a1011*?  reading  the  report of  the  secre-
for 33 years, will be observed in aid them. Most of us would rath-   w_lth vou whlle y°u work. \ tary and treasurer. Mrs. Kenneth
fittimcr manner with a brief serv-, er    suffer    than    to    eat    garlic, :     "These are mst a few household, f aylor   represented   the   nomiiat-
Tuesdav   afternoon.     The though.    Garlic   is   also   used   to   n!tlts-   but  here's   more advice   to  mg committee for next year's of-
• „_, . . Two members of this
year s class, Miss Dorothy Kohler
at the piano, and Miss Alice
Klein, playing- the clarinet' offered   two   selections.
A   short   business meetin:
Wanted—Wools    of   aE   kinds.
Call A.  C.  Miller,  195F4.        25tf
Heating and sheet metal work,
fur-»&ce cleaning and repairing.
R. G. Wahl, phone 160.
Desirable building lots with
sewer and water. Terms given.
Wiedman Auto Co., Saline.
For Sate—Pfister hybrid seed
corn. Frank Kanitz, phone 237F21,
Milan.    % mile south of Cone.
"Used cars wanted. Will pay
top prices for good late models
Wiedman Auto  Company,  Saline,
Poultry will definitely be good
property this season. Put in that
ertra lot of chicks. We are still
hat.hing. Saline Hatchery.
Wanted—Farms -40 to 200 acres.
Have buyers waiting. George L.
Robins, 51 N. Huron St., Ypsilanti,
Mich.    Phone 942-W. 37
Wanted — Dead and useless
stock; horses $5.00, cows $4. C&U,
collect Tecumseii 350. Carroll
Frost, Licensee for Barling & Co
For    Sale—Buick  sedan   30-47.
with   two  new  tires,  nearly new
fol-
f*h">. month's new couples:
Special Services
At St. Paul's Church
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Stanley   Hartmann
| To   Be   Ordained
j Sunday  Morning.
ADVICE  TO EWLTWEDS
By Edgar A. Guest
Rev.     John    Gauss     of    Geneva,   season meats.
Ohio.   President   of   the Michigan: — V —
District, will   deliver  the  address.      MRS.   CHARLES  KERN  is  an
1 example of Saline women who do
j their part in the war effort. Folks   How  to  make  a marriag-e go?
j know  of  her splendid work  with   Is to think through joy and care
, the local Red Cross Canteen. She  Wellj ^ only way x know
| worked at a Saline war plant un-   Not as onej but ag a pair;
I til   she   could  not   be   used   any   Alld all matters to discuss
(logger, being left-handed, but she  As they touch not "me" but "us."
j is back on the job  again in an-  Man and woman, heart and soul.
: other defense in Ypsilanti. A few   Holding "ours-' to be the goal,
i people  have  tried   to   discouragfe
'     Special services will be held at WPnpn frT  worI?n'g' at defense: ours the purposes, ours the plan,
i St   Paul's   chiirch ^dav  morn-  PlantS' perhapS °my beCaUSe ttey  °ne> the woman and the man,
, bt.  Paul s  cniircn  faunday  morn-  were   jealous   of   tbe  laTge  pay   joined together   husband   wife
, mg    when     Stanley     Hartmaim,   sonieonJe   else   was   ^^     £.*    ^ paXSteffie
candidate    m    theology,    wiU   be   did nol. t fn thBmtpi-<7P=: ' iP       partnersmp   ior lire,
ordained   to the   ministrv   of  the ™      ot want to wor^. themselves.   Ours    the    neighbors,    ours    the
oroainea   to  aie   immstry   or   uie. Mi}Te   encouragement   and   praise , friends
JST^xe conation  ritHall  1° ^ W°TV Wh0^an manaeB 3   Never -pa-te ai™ -d «•*»:
i STcossfiSk   TlZ. "c. ^. \ £T6 PP±™P _1 ^! YPrJ?°PP2 , ?ut ™«1 all strength be goxe,
Phone  Saline 272R3.
37
Helen's Beauty Shop will be
closed during the month of July.
Those wanting permanents, make
appointments  now.    Phone 89R2.
Wanted—To buy sewing machines and vacuum cleaners. Will
pay best cash price. Singer Store,
51 N. Huron St. Ypsilanti, phone
942-W. 37
'^fleers. The nominations were accepted and the following were
elected:
President—Mrs.   Rubena    Brsd-
ernitz   Hunt.
Vice   President   —   Mrs.   Ruth
Needham Miller.
Sec-Treas.    —    Mrs.    Cornelia
Kleuter   Hall. j 	
Wafers  and tea were served to j     De    ' tTseless Farm Animals
about forty at the reception with j-removed. Horses §5.00, cows $4.00.'
Mrs.   Gordon   Anthony   and "Vrs ! Prompt service, including Sundays
Especially equipped to repair
auto parts and farm machinery.
Welding of all kinds. Brooks
Brothers will fix it If anyone
can.    Phone 101.
Wittbracht  whobwillRbe  aSsted! *?0„* Someone basJ° do me job j one for both __i~d"both for'one!
vuttoracnt  wno will   De  assistea right   n0Wj   regardless   of   wnat
;by   Rev.  T,  R.   Schmale,   D.   D.  some have said would happen to  who would keeD  the  ™w.  th^v
of  Ann  Arbor,   and  Rev.   a.   A.\moman,s p]ace ^ ^ ho_nVafter: ^ear Y
^T'lSta-^'ls   the   son   of! ^ l^^J^n tellT aten? ' ^ Un"ef SJfy Qaaa^ care'
Mr.   and Mrs. Reuben Hartmann,  ^after   £   wlr" about  And persistently remain
arter   tne   war. j Wed m loss and wea m gain.
— v — i Doomed to failure they will be
Saline High school     He received      A CA^F^ION is on to return; Seeking pleasures   separately,
famine wign scnooi     He received, empty   bottles—yet   in a   nearby  These succeed and alwav* will
his preliminary academic tra_mng.)-™^J- et-rf_ OTwhif« *_,,.„.«_■_-«; ;„_ -f^0^.6^*"10. aiways will
at    Elmhurst    College
formerly  of  Saline,   now of Ann
Arbor,  and is a graduate of  the
training  * ■ *. Z.-J-1.    1             : ■I-"'=0<=  ou^cm o_.iu aiwa-ys  win:
and    thf >town a St0rf exlublts two posters-Joan and Darby, Jack and Jill,
ana   tne|WhjCh   conflict   with   each   other.'
Michigan   State  Normal,  and his one    carries    the    advertisement! These the pronouns- Us and We
theoogical     tranung     at     Eden about ^ campaign ^^ the other! Zsew„m~Me '
^n4isrTllLhaLe S' C^^ed  ^youTLp^to > g^ ^ jS ^d    _T" the
made   m   his   ordination  m   that. receive  proper   credit."     In   that. dreams
Rev. Wittbracht will have had thej case    a number   of  people  would  Ours the   monev-savin.r   qcl..mp^
privilege     of     confirming     Mrs. | rather keep   the   bottles  for  bot-   Ours 3__ smXp^t If   ™    '
Reuben  Hartmann   in   St. Pauls j tiing tomato juice,  catsup, grape  Holding us our lifetme through,
church'   of  having performed  the  juice   etc. ; ^   —Detroit  Free  Press
marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Hart-1 - ■ Detroit  itree  press.
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mann' and of baptizing Stanley' ( SCHOOL CHILDREN of Amer- sjo^t forset Jxme is alqo th(,
and crowning the record by or-jica are among the healthiest in month wh4 'you should have
dining him  to  the ministry 'the whole world. The death rate  paid another in_tallment on your
Mr.   Hartman  will   occupy   the  this  year is  about, half the rate  income    tax.      The  new    yellow
prevailing a year  ago.    One  out motar tax stickers are now avail-
of   every 1,000   children  between  able at the post office.
pulpit   at   St.   Paul's   churcn   on
Sunday   morning;,   June   27th.
Following    his    ordination    he
5   and   34 have  died   the   current
will   assume the  pastorate  of St. i year.       Accidents    caused    more
John's Evangelical  and Reformed  than one-fourth of  these  deaths.
Church,   Chesterton,   Indiana.
To All Red
Cross Blood Donors
Please    do    not    wait    to   be
solicited.   Phone   71R3   or 7   and
! ask  for  time preferred.   Remember the day,  Thursday, June 24'
12:39  to  4':30,   St.  Paul's church.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our friends,
relatives and neighbors for the
! floral offerings and other kindness extended us upon the death
of our sister. We especially wish
to thank Rev. C. H. Wittbracht
for his comforting words; also
the singers.
Sisters   and  Brothers   of
Lena  Girbach.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our relatives
and friends for the kindess shown
us in the death of our dear
brother, Iio B. Rogers, also Rev.
Wm. Bach, The Amesrican Legion,
Mr. and Mrs. FHancis Lockwood
and those who sent flowers. *
Mrs Amelia Klumpp,
Mrs,   Bert  Allaire.
[ HAPPY
BIRTHDAY
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our thanks
and appreciation to the Saline
and Bridgewater fire departments
and volunteers for their help at
our fire.
Mr. and iMrs. George Hertler.
The other   chief causes   are   appendicitis,    influenza,    pneumonia.,
rheumatic fever, and tuberculosis.       Kelvin    George     Braun      eight
KIDS who have a hard time years 0jd on Monday, June 14
drinking their daily quart of milk. Gary Armbruster, W. Michigan
may be glad to hear that milk Ave ^ree years old on Fridky,
may be next on the list of com-   June   ig.
modities to be rationed. A decline ' .	
in   supplies* is   expected later   on   .	
this  year.    Either  the  consump-   I    o0i;_.«   _->____.. i   rr      •.. i
tion of fluid milk must be curtail- |   Valine General Hospital
ed   or the   manufacture   of  milk    — —	
products  and evaporated milk be      Mirs.   Charles Howard  and son
cut down.    The latter alternative  returned  home TuesOay.
is   out   of  the question  as  these      Mr.   and Mrs.   Max   Ross  are
manufactured products now meet the parents of a daughter,  born
only  essential military  and  civil-  Friday,   June   11.
ian  needs.    Economists have ad-      Mr.   and Mrs.   Edward  Kurow-
vised the use of milk, cheese and  jc]_i   0f   __j_an  have   a   daughter
eggs  in place  of rationed foods, born Sunday, June 13.
Wonder what they will tell us to      j0hn     gchleh    returned    home
use as a substitute for milk. One Tuesday.
firm already advertises their cere-      Mrs. Florence Marble of Milan
al product to supplement the nu-  js   improving.
tritive elements of milk to stretch      Elgm Darling,  Carl Wilkie and
out precious milk supply. Norris Kopha of Milan had ton-
  — ^ sillectomies June     10.
.TONE, the month of weddings       Milton McCarbery had his ton-
is here  when   many  misses   will  sUs removed June  10.
become Mrs. Weddings are some-      j^   Nichols and   daughter   of
what different this wartime year,  Manchester    returned    home    on
but still sentimental.   This years  ^day.
new brides are facing a more The 'hospital will be closed to
difficult task than we did several. all cases from July lg to Allg_
years ago when we could still buy  x <,_.  account of redecorating.
and cook the new hubby's favor-   ^
ite meals without   any   question.;—        n«  i i   n
e^i^rhe^e^tt^hrjiiEye Sight Service
hold secrets to new homemakers J See Dr. Frank Gilford, Toledo
which mav save many a headache; Optometrist for eye examination,
and heartache. j Glasses fitted.    Office: Milan Ho-
"Vegetable shortening or salad tel. Saturday 2:30 to 8:35 p. m.
oil  is  just as good for  greasing   (10th year in Milan.).
Merritt Martin pouring.
Corsages, artistically arranged
with red, white and blue flowers
and trimmed in a ribbon combining the three colors, were given
to Alumni members. The gyro.
and reception room were beautiful
with large baskets of peonies, iris
and other June flowers forming
the only  decoration.
Modern and square dancing to
the music of Joe Cook's orchestra
followed.
Mrs. Kazmaier wishes to express thanks to all who helped
her make the reception and dance
a success. It would be a great
help to next year's officers if you
can turn in all the complete addresses of Alumni members that
you know. Each year many members do not receive invitations
either because the secretary has
no address or because addresses
are incomplete.
Approximatey $25 of the proceeds of the dance will be turned
over to the Red Cross.
. OBSERVER LINERS .
Classified Advertising
6c per line first insertion, 4c per
line   each   subsequent  insertion
MINIMUM  CHARGE  25  CENTS
call 484,  Adrian,  reverse charges.
Adrian, Mich.    Adrian Tankage Co.
We have a good supply of
poultry equipment—nests, electric
feeders and fountans. Fill your
needs  before  too  late.
Saline Hatcherv.
White Leghorn baby chicks
during June. No more Rockr.
this season. We have feed and.
supplies. Hours 8:00 a. m. to.
6:00 p. m.   Morton Poultry Farm.
The Honeysuckle or the Rose
is the official flower for June.
But the popular "flour" for every
month in the year is Hayden's
1900 ENRICHED. Ask Haarer's
Market.
Wanted—People in this vicinity
tates. etc., will confer a favor by
who have any legal printing required in the settlement of es-
having it sent to this newspaper.
The rates are universal in such
matters and to have your notices
appear in this paper it is only
necessary to ask the Probate
Judge to send them to The
Saline Observer.
Wolverine
Parsons'.
Work     Shoes     at
We   have   government   wheat.
Saline  JMtercantile Co.
Pratts    Poultry    Remedies    at
Lambarth Bros.  Store.
For   Sale—Electric   stave,   upright piano. Call at 103 Maple St
For Sale—Eight pigs eight
weeks old. Frank Tucker, phone
188F11.
Wanted—Job on farm with
house furnished. John LaPlant,
Saline,   Route   1.
For Sale—Good work horse,
wt. about 1500. 4360 South
State Street Road.. 38
..Wanted—   Laborers   at Beyer
hospital,   Ypsilanti,   Mich. Kurtz
Building   Co., Ann Arbor.
 '
For   Sale—Duroc   Jersey stock
hogs  6 months  old. C.  J. Rapp,
Macon road, phone 141F14. 38
For Sale—S-piece walnut dining
room suite in good condition.
4-1 _ North Ann Arbor St.      37
We have a large stock of new
tires and tubes. Guaranteed tires
at a saving. Wiedman Auto Co., j,
Saline.
For Sale — McCormick-Deering
side delivery rake and mowerj
grain binder, wagon and flat
rack. Frank Hollis, phone 183
F22. 38
-FLAGS—
All Sizes — AH Fabrics
Price Range to Fit All Purses
624   So.   Main   St.
Ann Arbor, Mich.
FOX
SalineTheatre
Eriday and Saturday
Wrecking Crew
With Richard Allen
CHESTER MORRIS and
JEAN PARKER
—ALSO—
Secrets of the
Underground
With JOHN HUBBARD
and VIRGINIA GREY
Sim.,   Mon., and   Tues.
Matinee  Su»day,   3  p.  m.
JAMES  CAGNEY  and
JOAN LESLIE in
Yankee Doodle
Dandy
Wednesday and  Thursday
Eyes in the
Night
With EBWARD ARNOLD
and A-SN   HARDING