1945-03-08; Saline Observer

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VOLUME 63
SALINE, WASHTENAW COUNTY, MICHIGAN,   THURSDAY,    MARCH    8,    1945
NUMBER
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THIS  IS  THE WAY WE'VE  BUILT
OUR BUSINESS
No matter how small or large is your
patronage at this bank, it is all-important to you—your whole financial
future may depend upon it. We realize
that and we take our responsibility seriously.   That's why—
1—Every transaction, down to the
smallest loan or investment, is first considered from the standpoint of our depositor's welfare.
2—Every problem brought to us by a
customer is first considered from HIS
point of view.
We figure this way: If we stand by our
customers, they'll stand by us. This is
the way we've built our business.
You Pay For It;
Do You Get It?
*"""*"    Topic   For   Discussion
At  Community  Forum
Monday,  March  12.
SEE.N AN' HEARD
Dr. William Petzoldt
At Federated Church
i
i
i ([March rules once more. The' Dr. Wm. A. Petzoldt, nationally.
.' first day had very much of a known missionary and lecturer, j
;lamb-like nature, but the second for 35 years superintendent of!
!day was deceiving agam with its Indian missions on the Crow In-;
j clouds and fog. But then, what dian reservation in Montana, will'
'■ should we expect of March when be the speaker Sunday evening, j
'it   was   named  after  the  Roman I March 11, at 7:45  at the Feder-i
Woman's Club in
Annual Meeting
Interesting   Reports
Read; Officers Elected
For The Ensuing Year.
Wolverine
Parsons'.
Work     Shoes
For   Sale  —  Manure  spread
Phone  Macon   7F10. 2|
We   have   government
Saline   Mercantile Co.
whq
' New Idea    Implements and I
pairs.    Wiedman Auto Co., Sala
The topic for discussion at the   God  of  War,  Mars?   The  month'ated Church.   Dr.   Petzoldt comes!    The  Saline Woman's  Club held For Sale—Brood     sows
Community  Forum,   Monday  eve-|is   supposed   to   have   a   war-like; to   us   from   the   Baptist   bead- their   regular   monthly,   and   an- March 15     Herman Alber'phi
ning,   March   12,   should   be   ofi nature, a continual fight between quarters.                                              Inual,   meeting   at   the   home   of 110 21
great interest to everyone in the  the   forces   of   winter   and   thosei     Dr.   Petzoldt,   who   has   served!Mrs.   Charles  Jordan  on  Tuesday '             	
community for it affects the lives j of   summer.     In   1945   it   seems, I since  1903   among  the   Crow  In-j afternoon,   March   6.   A   potluck For Sale—Northern    Michijl
with dynamite—anyway, the spon- j gassing in all its fury on many j pioneer  days   and view also   thejthur  presided. Wanted—To rent house or s
sors  of  this  Forum urge you  tolfronts.      but    again,    what    can progress   of   the   Indians   on   his|    Following  the  regular monthly farm   near   Saline    War  won
be  there  and  explode  if you  so; we expect, of a month with such field.                                                      ■ reports,  the  annual meeting was Telephone 192F12 '
desire.                                                      :a   namesa'te?    One   wouldn't   be;    They   lived   in   tents    at   first!conducted   with   election   of   offi- 	
-Miss   Landwehr,   in   her   'Seen lvery   iji_el -   to   look  for  the   end land    with    their    own    and    the'cers,    and-  the    following    were
an'   Heard"   column,   advances   n.:~c   4_-i.-i_i« _..._.-■_   .._..ii_ _.-n«_.-r ._._■:._-.-.> !_-_..„ _..?i+ +-_„ ■_>.-.* _/,m_ i.— .-.__■ +_  —.._ .. -.„_   ._„=- -,_..
Brol
n'   Heard"   column,   advances   aj0f war in'this month, would one 7 t Indians' labor built the first home! named to serve for tlie 1945-1946 Brothers    295   South  Ann  .Ar'
ood   argument  why   you   should.Too  bad_   me Greeks  didn't  have land mission school house, a home  club year: street   phone 264R3
not   miss   this   interesting   event.  a   cnance   to name   some   of   the _..._-
Read it,  remember  the  date and  months of the year, ana call one
be   there!
County Future Farmers
i Venus!    All    the    goddess   Venus,
jgot  named   for   her   is  a   planet;
j—and   look   what   Mars    got—a
[month and a planet.    'Tain', fair! ,
1 j Contests Are Held Today   ; C Anybody seen any robins yet?
* I 'They usually make  their appear-'
3       The annual county activity' con- j ance about this time of the year, t
j   tests for tlie Future Farmers are > We have seen a pair of mourning
1   being held this afternoon at the: doves around
The One Story Bank On the Corner
PHONE: 117R2
ELVIN AK
205 W. Michigan Ave.
Your Home
Too!
EVEN IF you are careful and
watchful of your home, there
are many places where fire can
start.
CARE helps to prevent fire
but Insurance pays for the fire
you cannot prevent! Insure
your home adequately to prevent   financial   loss.     Consult
being held this afternoon at the : doves around all winter.  And, we
local high school under the direc-; have heard some crows, but who
tion  of  C.  H.   Osgood,   the local i cares   about   them?   fiThey   <■'<*'-,
= 'director. : tainly have picked a  tricky title,
\       There     are     three     contests—' for   the   next Community   Forum
| , Speaking,      Demonstration,      and j discussion topic: "You pay for it; |
j (Parliamentary    Procedure.     Each do  you   get   it?"   That  is  surely!
student has made his  choice and!putting   something   in   plain   Ian-,
have recently held their elimina-1guage, and when we stop to thLil.1
tions in preparation for the finals.! of it, it throws quite a challenge
In the speaking contest the top-: back at us.    Isn't it  the  answer
ie may be on any agriculture sub- to our grumbling when we go to
ject,   while   the   subject   for   the,pay   our   taxes—and  we  just  re-
demonstration   must  be   on   live-;cently paid them,  too? What do
stock loss prevention. jwe grumble about?   "We pav the1
The schools represented today'money; What do we get'"" The
are from Lincoln Consolidated, j Community Council seems to
Milan, Chelsea, Manchester and;promise us an explanation of the
Saline,
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President—Mrs. Max Fosdick.
First Vice President—Mrs. Raymond   Niles.
Used    cars   wanted.    Will
top prices for good late modi
Second   Vice   President — Mrs. Wiedman Auto Co., Saline.
Edward Clark. 	
Recording   Secretary—Mrs.   Lu-      Alcohol for automobiles.  5
ther   Briggs. can   for    S5.00.     Limited   sto
Treasurer—Mrs.    Cecil    Daven- Wiedman  Auto   Co.,   Saline,
port. (	
Custodian—Mrs.    Charles    Jor-      For   Sale—Perfection   3-bur
dan. oil stove with oven, in good sha|
Directors—Mrs. Walter MacAr- Mrs. Albert Faust, phone 195
thur,      Mrs.  Thomas   Shurtz  and 	
Mrs.   Francis  Lockwood. Ground   lime   spread   on   y
The  members  voted to have  a farm.    Bachman-Osgood  Co.,
program    covering   miscellaneous e. Henry St., Saline, Mich. PhJ
subjects  for  the year,  and voted 157R3. t|
to   sponsor   the   Girl   Scouts   for
another year. Expert piano tuning and repf]
Reports   read   at   the   meeting ing.     Write   S.   J.   Spencer,
'were interesting and showed that E.    Ann,    Ann   Arbor,    Mich
the club had had a very success- phone 3377. 2:
ful year. 	
The next  meeting  will be  the     Wanted—To   buy   a
cornet
'annual Guest Ni^ti't and VFs be- Spod c-ondition     Address:    Ei
ing   planned   to   hold   it   at   the Schwartz    348    Eight    St.,
Methodist Church on March 20 at Arbor,   Mich,
o'clock,
each     member
bringing  a  guest  and  the  mem-
Electrical    appliances    repaid
,   _ ,    ,   j question prompted by our grum-1  c  1. . _,      -..,_.,     .-,.     •_._..---& _--fi   _.  _,_..._-  ____   ._-.-  _-.___-    _   , . .    .,
The winners of today's contests j blings and tell us what we pay yS  hewn  l0fs. m  ^ Little  Big b^V^e Rotary Club and their clo<:^'    st°yes    «?*    n.OI?s
.will enter the regional contest tojforDand   what  we   get   provided!?0™   mountains.   Jrhe   Petzoldt Svives ^ ^ befng invited. —'-"-     ____.«. ™_..r..
"U 1..1J      J*.       Tr. «_...-._-.._,       .«       .trrn      iimnlrc*   I ." r 'TQTV1.I.T     notrn    T-___.__.-r_     o rt «-i_r_ _-_-.*_:     ._4-n     4-1-.-. <J
be held in Jackson in two weeks  we -_ant to use what we pay for i^1"1^ have ^en adopted into the, .	
in    preparation    for    the    finals, j For   instance    thev  have  Invited-row    tnbe    and    given    Indian. .         .
which are to be held in-Lansing j Wallace   Watt   of   the  Michigan \names-    rrhis>  however, was long 1 Saline lOWRShip   IlCKet
__.  A   _-._.:.        A I   _-_        . . . ' " Q-pTCt*     Tr* ___.tr     1_n _3;     "r_*___»_      »■• .3_-.-_—+-_«J      »^«     1
available.    Howard Electric Se
ice, phone  116R2
on  April   4.
! Child Institute;  Arne Erickson, a .?fte]Lthe.y had ^^  adopted  in-
i Washtenaw County  Social Worker;,  °„r\       hearts    of    the    people.
Saline Rotary Club
wasntenaw (jounty  social Worker; |     ™""   "„70 ,, "" a    *v,  + eus, nominated the foPowrng tick
Dr. McCluskey, of the Adult Ed-!-.^f* °^« ^« a ^ tePee'et  for  the   spring  election?
■ucation department; Vivian Vi_s-I-^^ ™ ^. »™,a^a comniu-i    Super,-iSOr_-Ellsworih   Lindslev.
!cher,   the   County   Health  Nurse- nity where religious  education,   a, F ......
! William Thaver.nf tli.   __-hr.nl . n-m! puonc    school,    health education
We have a large  stock of
„-,     „      ,,. .    ,   . Goodyear tires on hand, also
The Republicans,   at  their  can-  eral '-,re_war   truck   tires.    Wi|
gram   for   Indian   young   people' tia„ "£^^0. .
LUSTSi
t-avejed   wiilelv
, E*and'r)s>-  stud.-?:
knoWii   a :
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SALINE
. William Thayer, of the school com-       , .. .   .
Some   splendid   talking   mwies missioner's  office,  and a member axia   a   well-rounded   social   pro
iwere shown at the meeting of the:of   tlie   county   law   enforcement S1^-111       r   In~ '
Rotary Club at The Tavern last i department—the    sheriff    01    hi. -   a^?. .,     ^°Pe^" ,
j Thursday noon.    Milton Kendirck \ deputy,   to   tell   us   why   we   aiv '•., W1.lle .Pr-   Petz°ldt   is   primrr-
|of  Ann  Arbor  gave  a few  pre-[paying   their   salaries   and   v_irf;Ily   ln   tte   ln°le-ri    service   ha?
. liminary remarks while Fred Ar-  they   will ^.ive   i^s   if   wf    .vr. v
[net   of   Ann  Arbor   was   getting what we pay for.    Let's Irak .'<-■■
1 the projector ready, in which h-  the date of the next  Comr.:''.'.'■
complimented   Saline   on   its  rec--Foi_m  and  mike 1   hc.-> _i:-j   ~ ■
' it,    tnkinr;   r>V<    o~   r-v   >v- ~y.\c-
. svd.   '*,-"ii.ir:ibl'"'_"   —':''7t   ; -    '">-   •"
'plantion.   STWo   not.3   c:--   '.'•■■   ! .'
Scout cole _..''-':•   t'-n^  "'-':--*. *'o' 1' ■
,March 12, 1. ilv "_r_ ^'-Vfy--
Giii   Scouting 'in   Anrvi n     r-
!gratulations!  It's  a grand  01—v
;ization and Saline should lie pro-'.
ticipated   in   football   and   other to know that we have a growinf
forms  of athletics  in school,  was  Girl    Scout   group   in   the    com-
the Junior Rotarian  for the day. | munity, thanks to the ladies wh
Other  guests  wore  Edward Fo^- \ have   given   so   much   time
ter and  S 2/C Robert Osterhout , energy in promoting the work
TT       .Q       "NTmr^l      T-rnini-no-      Op-ntpT     l-T-._  loot   *-i._. vo_i_       TIiqI.   "hio-o-
Clerk -Fmest   Girbach.
Treasurer—Albert  PrederritT;.
Hiarhway   Co-?-p_m:s?Joner—Sebas-
man Auto  Co.,  Saline.
Semi-Solid Buttermilk in
and barrels for 'poultry. We h|
a  good  supply  on  hand.  Morj
Poultrv Farm, phone 65R2.
ord in the previoi-s Red Cr-~5i
drive. The pictures reaVstic. "'-
showed men and women "At J--
Side" anl how tlie boys in th
armed forces appreciated th-.:
ministrations, food, rheltor =::.;
entertainment.
Warren  Martin,   who   has   par-
of mtc
affairs. For many v-tai's
ried on coiTespor. •~-i..e wi'h r.a-
ticncrls _" •" o fo-c:-v:- ccn-'" -s.
Irs some  rf  ;.._•   :r.r:_:o', ri' Y -    ■■-.■
am'iencc-s     o*  ' _raliai;_i.     F:'-cIi
r-ijiadir-ns,     Armenians,    K'.'r.gf!:'-
ians.   Poles,   Puerto   Riepniy    F---
Fiars,   S^val.q.   Lithuaulans,  ?.I-:x-
icans    Chinese   and   Japan. ..e.
Miss Gloria Johnson T-r:
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MENIMTTM   CHARGE   25   CKNTS
Wsnted — Dead     and    usel|
stock.     Fre?   service.     Call
lc--t Tecumseh 359.    Carrol Fr<|
Licensee for Darling &  Co.
White Reck r.i. Barred R.|
chicY. hnich_d eve.y v.-e-.:. Tli|
is a bit- d__.-.:.-1 for early br
ers. 7-lor to-- F»i".l.r-'
phone 651.2.
Es^ecin1!-'- -c-irmrf-d tn rep
auto pa:fr, r.r.d farm machiwl
Welding of all kmds Brol
Brothers will fix it if any|
can.    Phone 101.
New   electric   ranges   are
available if your need is eons]
ered  essential  by tlie  War
Grat Lakes, M.
auction" sale
Heating and sheet metal work   duction Board. Apply at Jti.
sell
These days we are meating new meat
friends and liking them.
We are learning to get the most from the
meat we get—and finding, now, as always
"Meat Has What It Takes."
And isn't eating meat one of your favorite kinds of eating?
&v<. Wed Lloyd Armbruster
•k r-
U.    S.    Naval    Training    Center   the last two years. "Their bigg's* :    Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Johnson _	
worrv is to find sufficient leade-r .--.-. th« engagement of their furance  "cleaning    and" "repairing. and"co.   209  SouthFourtii A\
for  the number of girls present-   daughter,    Gloria,    to    Lloyd   A. R  G.  Wahl,  phone  160. Ann Arbor   Mich., Phone 500_f
ing   themselves   for   membersh-'p   Armbruster   of   Oak   Ridge   and   '
Anyone desiring to help in thr Saline, Michigan. The wedding i For Sale — Some good June -„.„_ qal(_ or Exchanee^-Lal
Due to labor shortage. I wil.' worthy work is asked to kmc.lv will be an event of early June. clover seed. Herman Kohler, ^Z°\,^rZ. „PW _rates S8 001
-    at   public   auction   on   the 1 make   herself   known.     She   will-    Mr.  Armbruster is a graduate, phone   142F3,   Saline. 23      !!fa n   ,w  to   h^   one   ral
■ premises   located   one   mile   west  be   heartily   appreciated.   C_Every of Michigan State Normal, receiv- i   „r      . ~   toilets and di°"
of   Bridgewater   on   M-ll   or   7 \ now   and   then   we   hear   people ing   his   degree   in   chemical   en-,    Before    vou     sell     your    cat- uT^       move     ue     _ ■_
miles east of Manchester on M-ll \ make the remark that they won-  gineering in 1943. Since his grad-   tie    or  calves   see   Carlton-Harris y
on I der what makes children so saucy,  uation.    he   has   been^ connected' Packing Co.   5 miles east of Sa-       e"
Saturday,   March  10,  1945        ' and parents declare that they are with the Tennessee Eastman.Cor- jjne   on  US-112.   Phone   Ypsilanti . _-      f    <aail
commencing at 12:30 E. W. Time,  at   a   loss   to   know  where   they poration.   The  bride-elect  is   also 871J5. 22 Every   single   flock   of    Sail
the following  described property:  leam   it.     The   writer   not   being  with   the  Eastman  Corp.,   having) '   Hatchery Breeders is blood tesl
Entire   Dairy Herd—Holstein   6 a  parent  can  view  the  situation been   employed  there  since June,      jj<or  Relrt 3  room unfurnished repeatedly   until   they   show   l|
yrs.   old,   fresh   Dec.   25;   Brown impartially without having to de- 1943. | apartment at  103   Russell  street, than   2%    "^SFf? ,       ?wT
Swiss  6   yrs.   old.  bred   June  19;  fend  herself or her  offspring for      This    interesting    nuptial    an-  saijne.       Available     now.       Call  disease.    Buy    Chicks  or  is_no
Guernsey 8 yrs. old, bred Nov. 7;  our shortcomings  in this  respect nouncement   was   revealed   at   a !Brooks-Newton Realty   Inc.,  Ann Breeding'J that will live for
Onnn       Ct       .n->_7> _-i"l _3 __nl4-      _-_.-■.      _-..<._.-...        O       rm      ...n      ,f..nliii>n      _-«11. y-i rr-     i_n      i-n i-it /1__^T. f"      1. r*a't' _"T:r    T\'11^>_r    *_i+■    <-_"____.      Ti-\iTr_ _-i C«y^_-_     T-__rrv»__i  ' -      . n_^.__._-_._> 9&I   iTN HI       TT A T( _i____L____l____. JL
11933 W. Mich, road,
Roan  6 yrs.  old,  calf by side;   3 so we venture telling an incident pretty party at the Johnson home! Arbor   Tel. 22571.
Holstein    heifers,    pasture    bred,  that we  witnessed  on  the  street on last Saturday  evening.    After;. '        ' '
springing;  Durham heifer, spring- in  town   a   couple  of   years   ago the  guests had  arrived,  they as-|    chicks U.    S.
ing^ Holstein_5 yrs. old, bred Sept. .Tt was  so striking an  answer to sembled   in   the   dining   room   to greeds.  Sexed  ind  Cross Breeds
SALINE  HATCHERY
  The Poultry Service Stationl
Approved.   All Saline,   Mich. Phone   5(f
iwcfHi
Garden Fresh fruits and
Vegetables properly kept are
on hand at Schmid's at all
times in the following varieties: Apples, broccoli, Fresh
beans, Brussels sprouts, cabbage, carrots, cauliflower, celery, lettuce, lemons, nuts, oranges, onions, parsnips, peas,
radishes, shallots, (green onions) sweet potatoes, tomatoes.
3; Holstein 7 yrs. old, bred Sept. j the question parents ask that its draw their tally cards from the order now! Electric and Fuel Oil We are ideally situated to pi]
23; Hereford 5 yrs. old, calf by'"impact stuck" in our mind. A bowl-shaped chandelier, which Brooders, Fountains and Feeders ess your "Chicks of Known Bre
side; Guernsey 5 yrs. old, bre. ;little boy of about two years old served as a container for the tal- Kasco Feed. Paul's Farm Supply, ing" 5 days to 2 weeks. M
Aug.    2;    Guernsey    7    yrs.    old,; was   with   his   mother   who   w.s lies.     Attached   to   the   red-and-s Ajui Arbor.    Phone 6942.   • than   one-half    of   our   trade |
bred Sept. 15; Holstein 5 yrs. old,  talking, to another lady seated in white   streamers   were   tiny   red; _         • processed chicks.    Avoid the "
bred Aug. 6; Hereford 6 yrs. old, i a  parked   ear  not  far   from   the hearts,    lettered    in    white,    and1    why not get "Chicks of Known bother and slight early losses
springing;   Guernsey   heifer,   pas-! post office.    The child ivanted  to after  these   had  been   unjumbled Breeding"   extra   early   so   as   to a very nominal charge..   We "
ture bred, springing; two Holstem i climb   into   the   car  and  go  with they spelled the names of the en- ^j-g  advantage  of  the  good  de-  erally    carry    a   stock   of   *
bulls,  well  bred,   ready  for   serv-;the lady for a ride, when he wa^gaged couple. The centerpiece for mand    for    early   -broilers?      Or chicks  on hand.    Call us.
ice. "yanked"   off   the   running   board the dining table was of red bleed- < j-ayUe ffet one lot early and your SALINE  HATCHERY
White sow with 8 pigs 6 weeks by    his     youthful    mother.     He j ing hearts and Queen Ann's lace.; -egular lot later. The Poultry Service Station!
old,   white   sow   with   9   pigs   6 cried  lustily,  of   course,  probably;    Following   an evening of bridge, SALINB   HATCHERY Saline,   Mich. Phone   5(T
weeks   old,   30   shoats   weighing ■ both because of disappointment at the  tables  were laid with white       rp^g pouit_y Service Station  -—
from  35 to   150  lbs. I not having his desire fulfilled and  covers  and   centered  with   a  red j 3^5-^    Mich. Phone   50R2      UNER ADS GET RES-XLI
New    Idea    manure    spreader, • partly   because   he   resented   the heart of paper lace, on which were j '
horse drawn; Int. 35-tooth spring-1 "yanking." With another "yank" i placed miniature vases of bleed-1.
tooth drag, McCormick-Deering j at his arm the' mother said to | ing hearts and Queen's lace. Theji
I 6ft mower, runs in oil;' mt. steel [him, "Shut up, you bawling calf!" (red and white color scheme was!
wagon, McC-rmick-Deering 8-ftlAnd parents wonder -why kids j also carried out in the refreshment j
grain binder, Superior ll-hoe,are saucy! CUhless the war-like;plate by the small heart and dia-:
grain diilil, fertilizer attachment; I nature of M&rs in March becomes' mond shaped sandwiches, olives,.
McCormick-Deering 2-horse cul-ialtogther too aggressive, the! baked, apple, nuts and tea1.— -
tivator, Surge milker, two single! spring flowers will come up early; Loudon   (Tenn )   Record.
Snider"s Catsup  23c
Camation Muk (for babies)
Pata-Olive Soap  3—23c
Nabisco Shredded Wheat— 13c
Woodbury Facial Soap.. 3—27c
Borden's Hemo    59c
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GROCERIES
rTHoiAet"
Eyes Examined
Dr. Frank Gifford, Toledo Optometrist Office: Milan Hotel,
Saturday 1:00 to 9:30 p. m. Glasses fitted.  (11th year in Milan.)
Dead or Useless farm animals
wanted — Horses,   Cows,   Calves.
Sheep     and    .Hogs.     Free     and
prompt service. Phone Adrian 4S4.
Reverse   Charges  to   us.   Adrian j
Tankage  C.    "Adrian,   Mich.
units,  like  new;   1-horse  weeder, j ;0P   the   tulips   and   other   bulbs
DeLaval cream separator, electric'
motor,   like   new;   flat   rack,. 8
DeLaval cream separator, electric|are sticking their leafy heads up) AIUmU- T otio-a TTaa
" out   of  the   ground.     The   snow! AIDeiX _L_aHge-._l.aS
10-gal milk cans, milk can rack,,|caine last fall before the ground | -st.   •  __j   icn„»ij„
Oliver 99 Walking plow, combina- -^g frozen and consequently un- j J_njOyeu.   -TlO-lUd.
tion   stock   and   hay   rack,    ofi
drums, 2 oil drums with pumps?,
Falmento, .Fla.,   Feb.   24.
der their warm blanket of snow;
- --  - -      -     the bulbs were tempted to grow, . Florida since
large steel tank, steel 8-hole hog.^a be  readjr for  the  sunshine.,    ™ S here     bKfted _
feeder,   2   wood   hog  coops,,   60-, We have noticed that some of the, J^^l^^^^ZtJ^ea-
tooth   wood   frame   3-sec.   spike- garfen weeds had the same ex-; .£"er from ]f- Alber^^ ^
tooth,   two  tank   heaters,   double -fjereinc*--they   didn't  freeze  and,"^ w  m Fl°naa.  at  st
" ' TSJ? J£ J"  ^r«S      We?"^ nice and warm here; 1
work harness, two 3-burner kerosene oil stoves, Perfection and
Economy; caldron cooker and
jacket steel drum, part full of
grease, oak bedroom suite, oaki
office desk, six tables, grape
grinder, two clothes wringers,
electric meat grinder, ten kitchen
chairs, Willard piano, quantity of
5-gal pails, hand pressure pump,
small heating stove, crocks, bags,
large size baby crib, high chair,
and other articles too numerous
to mention.
Terms: Cash. No articles to
be removed from premises until
settled   for.
Lawrence G. Boetner.
CLARENCE   COOK,   Auctioneer.
spring   sun  coaxes   them.   C.The - flowerg
Lenten season is nearmg its ch-l e
in
I   expect   to   see   yoU|
A. C. Lange.     j
—   _. -V    ic    ---:•.v.    _>.,.__.    -i.rii.pr        -   n—ve    ue-u    l-    au_i_e    -j.    _j-,
peatmg   itseM,   with   even  wider meetings  in Florida  and!
scope than m its original for tne . =»
kriown world is larger ^dwh^e-en^^m.  ^ ^ r |
as   then    only   one    God-fearing | * _ ...      __    1
nation   was   under   the   rule   of't°*m
Rome  we   now  have   had  many, soon- 	
Christian    nations    occupiedI    bv| last-minute demand!
ruthless dictators. Christ towf5^' f0r advertising space,., hospital-
over the wrecks of Kome-tten ^ "in ^ ^ a few{
and ultimate^ He^viU towei; °v- not^   -any  l^ca  ^^ &
\SA£.      vm     *>      "oridlis  held  over  until  next  week,    j
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