1945-05-03; Saline Observer

              OBSERVER
VOLUME 63
SALINE, WASHTENAW COUNTY, M_CTIG-_N, THURSDAY,   MAY  3,   1945
NUMBE
5_3_
We Always Have Time
To Talk With You
You can bring your financial problems
here, even though you do not have an
account with us; our officers will be
glad to see you anyhow.
Our advice may be beneficial, and perhaps we'can help you.
The attitude of this bank is to co-operate in every way in increasing the presage and prosperity of this city, and giving assistance to the people of this community whenever it can.
Saline Savings
The One Story Bank On the Corner
_*
Universal Plant
Is A Busy Place
So  Agreed Rotarians
After   Their    Visit
There Last Thursday
SEEK AN' HEARD
We are always in the
&r poultry and livestock.  Sch
C.The old .maxim "April showers"
bring May floweK." certainly had.
every opportunity to come tiuei
last week for it surely did rain.1
.Without   doubt  May  flowers   arej
As announced last week, Ro-'■ ?,.entifu1' °r soo.n. ™y **• for
tarians and their guests R J ",ereare maP* V1?lets *° be ?een-
Schuler and Leo Carrello of p\?r -^e *?* week T h&Le J?6621
Milan,  E.  A.  Schaeberle  of Aim adnurlnf. the large bed  of flow
Arto,  Martin Blair and Ser^S\l™^^}.?* °nJ*.L^_ ^
man Daryl Deede, as soon as the
tof  Mrs.   Frank   Cammet's   house
John Maher Has Been ! saline folks
V     A v       *.   • «        RESPONDED WELL      .        „_.
teed from Nazi Camp<h{^fo&a^ «* thei^S*^ Tr
      - - f™116 fPlks ^ve inthe welfare of q,   t^c    saline
Was   Confined* In *e *»* ^y^* so^ery- was em- W" 3BC- baUne-
A  German. Camp afl_fe hS^^, ^^ ^rty      Automobile batteries to fitl
Sea? turn   onf ^1/ f?f eV «*«• ^S* stock .at Ford pr'
For Eighteen Months.
Dr.   and   Mrs.
Gordon   Proutsable time together the most im-
__  _   surprised late j portant  feature   of  the   occasion
Monday night when they receiv-!was not overlooked.    Three mined a long distance telephone callldred and fifty-eight dollars were
from    Washington,    D.    C,    and j contributed to a fund for the re-
Used   cars   wanted.    "Will
Wiedman  Auto   Co.,   Sal
plant of the Universal Die  Cast-lhaVe  Seen others  take  notice  ^i^^g from  the  other end.  He!service  men.     Several°cash  con- f° ^^^^P11 ™dKf-,'
frig and Zuf"4Sre? also. The cool, damp weath-[had   been   confined   in   a   Nazi! tributions boosted the total 'of X £™f- J3" *£__1°* ^ ^i
to inspect the same          -     P    Y « haS male- them laSt exception-!,prison camp for more than a year j receipts at the door and the auc- 5?**    W\/^*  VS??d  SJ?1
•It was a worthwhile experience, f1* lan£ tals year and they areland    a    half    and    consequently tioning of cigarets and a blanket, ^J^^o ^   "
to learn just how die casting^fe!larger .^ Usua1' too. -A Jack-in- could get word back home only land  the  members  of  the  O.E.s! ^lhoae GSR2-	
to learn just
done.-Messrs.  Simmons and Brit- .4.     -     ...         _•_ ....            __■
tain conducted the men about the i *°°   UndS?e?',tl1   a *Tl6ftl  ^f8**
f_. t_™   ^T.ioi,,.^,,  *„  «,„™   Jy.„ tiush. __ What's   he waiting   for?
^^M_j?: the-pulpit has stuck his* head up
factory explaining to them how
each operation is performed from
the casting to.the finished product.
The furnaces holding the metal
are   heated   by   gas,   which   the
Just so long as it isn't an adder's
tongue, we* won't care, for we'd
hate to have a tragedy in our
back -yard. fi.A Saline mother
wrote to her son on the Western
Front on the day that she heard
occasionally   through   Red   Cross
chanels and help.
He stated that his camp had
been liberated and that he had
been flown from England to the
States, landing near New York,
from where he went to Washington and would be sent to Chicago
and  Fort   Sheridan   to   receive   a
npSnW_.   Y,™^6 ™0m*J*LZ the   announcement   on   the   radio 60-day furlough.    In his  call he
SJttie sal.are btVried .___«.   that the Seventh Arm* had cross- stated that his health is in fairly
fy   behind   tie   facto^,  fn6.   we,ed ^ Rhine'  *"& s™e*f *Hs°°*  ^diUon     They  have  had
rriio-ht    ___    +>._+    +v,_   L.t„__, i™ that army she noted it in hen no   further   information   and   are brownies,   reports   T__a_ J>os.   was
mignt   add   mat   the   heat   nee- 1(,ttpr      m.   QTlnwo-.   ,„_,,_   „„„,„_!.„v;_,..w  n-wpitinp-  Ms  -i.Trif.n_->.   collected m  Saturday's Tag Day eq?_ipr___at.    Dan Burkitt,
essary to melt the metal used is
decidedly intense. Three casting
machines are used and about a
dozen machines'* are necessary in
and    others   who    sponsored    the
benefit   party   are   very   grateful -p vvolve_
for  the  response  of  the  commu- -rarsons
nity to their apepal in behalf of
our service men.    Saline certainly
went over the top on this one.
Wolverine     Work     "Shoes
Radio   Service.
225   South  Ann
street, pfaone 264R3.
Wading Pool Notes
$59 For Wading Pool
MTs.    Jakad^    leader    of
the
"Vfaated—Used farm silo. St]
ter '._ Son, 424  South Main,
Arbor, phone 4195. •
Septra   tanks .cleaned,   Mol
letter.     His   answer   was   some-1 anxiously  awaiting  his  furlough. ,..,„...,,. - -
thing like  this  according to  her!    Mr.    and   Mrs.    T.    J.   Irelan, for   the   benefit   of   the   wading Jefferson  St.,  Ann  Arbor,
report:    "When   you   heard   that iwhose son, Charles, was confined S^01'™?3'? I?°neyJ^!_.be€I' J""™" 6J^2*
the   Seventh   Army  had   crossed to   a   Nazi   camp   in   December,
.»»._.._*..- ™,*- «,_ :™ *.-•„.__ the Rhine,  you heard about me,;have not had word from him to
punchmg out the various articles for  ^^ ^*.   your  son     j ^j^te,    Tuesday,,   although    from
among the first five to set foot i newspaper   reports   they   assume
east of the Rhine."  Consequently [that   the   camp   he   was   in   was
made.
The office quarters are a little
(Crowded at present but this situation will be remedied later on
with the addition of a neW boil-
The   following- Brownies   took popular recordings  or old
 .„___^_      „._.„_„-..,  _       —    Pa?t in selling tags: Shirley Up- jtes.    Phone 37R2 or call at|
it   Was   the "Soth" I__eantry""that'liberated.    Th^r, "too, are watch- 'hf-ius.   l_ois   Fmc^   Jana   Miirrel., gp.   Harris,      ' >.-
ed over to the chairman of  the
pool, committee.; .     .
Music Box.:.to'Rent
For "parties or' dancing.
THESE WOMEN
S-jgii-j.     —y-^y-^?"*
-jJ>_"- *
~rff& Bi66__^
71%
» WAR LOAM ]"-'*'■*
^HOW DO. VDU GET ALONQ]
6UYIN6 YOUR MEAT5>?
BET THEY
/BUT I DON'T HAVE T0\
BE. I CAN DEPEND UPON
SCHMID'S .SSSSx
s TO GIVE ME THE
^BEST, AND IVE NEVER
^SEEN MORE COURTEOUS;
CLERKS/J
Special Short Items
and
HOUSECLEANING NECESSITIES
Bulk Black Pepper lb. 60c
Brillo, Institution Size  : 49c
S. 0. S. Pads—Wonder Cleaners 15c
Great Seal Ammonia—THE BEST 25c Qt.
Minute Mops—easy on the hands, $1.59 complete
Fresh Brooms $1.39, $1.49, $1.59
Johnson's Glocoat    qt., 98c
All Nu Wax  one-half gallon 98c
Solventol  28 ounce size 69c
Climax Wallpaper Cleaner large 25c
Spic & Span—woodwork,'etc  25c
Drain'—Ozo—Nu Drain  _.. 23c
O'Cedar Polish—Liquid Veneer  qt. 49c
Ramona—white shoe cleaner  large 25c
WmM^y^
wnmmmm
Where Quality Isn't Expensive
helped! ow father, made that his-'ing the mails and waiting for a
oV"to!.C_ T_.._'_"i *."_.. "■___. ™..uu^. I toric pass and Saline wasn't miss-j call.
wf^J ™   t^.    i_^r___. ^g   &   that   event,   either.     We     Likewise    the    Charles    Tower
Sr L _ffiop     ^fii.^6. fi'^lkno^.,our boys  are ready to do!family have not had word from
'fh_t ^^.   ^.J t.^_f0.i^f their bit-4to  make this a better]William, who was taken prisoner
«E iSSt i£lf rZ-JT S   ? .f | world,  because' to  them there is in    December    and    confined    to
the plant when they can get toino    ^ce  iike • Amerlca,  for that Luckenwalde.    They have had no j tons   of paper was   collected  by     For Sale—Van Guard Oa1
^   fep?;w   ^   r,,r,T,.T,<.    +wn means home, the best place in the,information  that that  camp  had:school    children   and   others   on M. Heliringer.
1T1Tlir"'     w   world, ^nd they want everyone to 'been   opened   but   are   hopefully Monday,
bave that kind of a place. That's! awaiting word from him.
Karen    Taylor,    Sally   Campbell,-'
Jane   Jordan,  Betty  COrl,   Mary     GrotiSji   Dme   spread   on
Mummery, Barbara Anderson and fej^!.    B5B_hman-Osgood Go.,
Beverly Daniels. e. H_a_?y St., Saline, Mich. ~
It  is   reported  that  about  ten
The factory is running two
shifts every day, the first quitting a little after 4, the second
working until about —
crew   is   composed   of_
men and a dozen women.
i  «   rn   T?_Ph what  °»# are fi-hting for,   andj 	
iata.tS'M*0™ t6 ]^eep "Ho^e':the' American Red Cross
ui ^aiA/uu   -__._v ijes|.   piace   so   they   won't   have
en anu a aozen women. 'disappointments when they return1    Mrs.   Edward   Clark,   secretary-.the  curb  to  insure pick-up.
Two     large     commercial     line!        .■ .       .   ftpT_„,rrt ^   ato,,  treasurer nf t_.   m™i  ,h__t_.   _. ! WTULXAM MTLHAIS
trucks  dehver new metal to  the
or   for   years   afterward.     C.The treasurer of the local chapter of j
,    _ . ,   . , ' other day we started to read A. j the Red Cross, has tabulated the'
Plfnl Tr^nrf^ ^ .t*3s*. ^^iJ. Cronin's new book, "The Green returns of the recent War Fundi-
about    40 000    finished    casuings., Years„   and earl    in our reading drive and rep0rts an exeeptional-
^t*; * ^h* ^ff^Ica-ne across a few lines that gave ly fin, response from residents of!
ed that one of the machines that; nostalgic memories. Per- !Saline   and   vicinity/    The   quota
tamps out and threads one of the;haps  others  wg0   read  ^  book for Saline was set\s §li50of but
castings,   is   tne  tastest macmne, have had the  game  ^^^ the returns exclusive of S235 col-:
of its land m the world and wasl^   when   th       read   the   line   ,lected  at tbe pord MiU  1 u h is,
designed   by   the   proprietors   for. ..g reached   the   tramway turned over to  the  CIO for alio-'
the  particular work performed.
For     Sale——45     choice     Cfl
SPRING  C5-__A-_T__?_ WOol  ewes.  With  the  lambs|
•Friday and Saturday, This Week wool the harvest is here.
1    Your rubbish must be placed at dollars per head.    Harry
half   mile   north   of   D'unde^
M23.
WIIJ-IAM MIIJEIAN,
City Superintendent.
^server Liners
Ten  Cents Per I,ine
MINIMUM   CHARGE   25c
Etectrical   appliances   repq
Ctocfes,    stoves    and   irons
available.    Howard Electric
ice, phone 116R2.
Wanted — Dead     and    u
stock.     Free   service.     Cal"
lact Tecumseh 350.    Carrol
Licenaee  for Darling &  Co.l
JUNIOR FARM
BUREAU NEWS
_ Dead or  Useless  farm  an
TP ACTOR wanted — Horses.   Cows,
Ford   Ferguson   or   other   two SheeP,   and.    %■     f^f.,,
plow tractor wanted.  $1300  cash ^y^J^^'FJ10^ ff   _1
—more if tractor is  in excellent
Reverse   Charges   to   us.
condition: ^so wan? attachments. T«e Co., Adrian, Mich.
SoS^SSawn,   - We    ire    ideally    equ^pe
Detroit 4 process  jrour _ early     ChicH
£7. S. Treasury Department
terminus, where a red tram stood cation a part of which will be re- i
waiting,   tlie   conductor   swinging; turned   to    Saline,    amounted   to i    The   Observer   has   received   a —'
the   trolley-pole,   making   contact j $2,454.79.    It may be of interest • supply  of  onion  skin for  second      Manchu Soy Bean, seed
with the overhead wire amidst a | to readers to know what some of, sheets and white "window" envel- Saline Mercantile  Company,
crackle    of    blue    sparks."    How ' the larger donations from organi- \ opes.
Members of a newly organizedimany, many times did Saline peo-zations and business places were:|
Monroe     County     Junior ° Farm Ple witness the same performance      Saline Hatchery,   §125. ;
Bureau were guests Tuesday eve-'wnen "Old Maud" came to town.    Eastern Stars, §20.
ning  at   the Washtenaw  County and had  to  make the   "Y"   turn;    Lambarth Brothers, J20.
Junior Farm Bureau meeting    Rec-iwith    the    conductor   doing   just;     Gross Hardware,  $25.
reation   and   group   singing   were that same thing.    But those blue]     Saline Savings Bank,  $10.
led   by   Dorothy   Brown   of   Ann sparks really did make fireworks!    Methodist W.  S.  C.  S.,  $10.
Arbor and Mildred Burmeister of when   there   was   a ilittle  ice   or-,    Universal    Manufacturing    Co., j
Saline   Flans  were  discussed  forjsleet °n the trolley wire; remem- $25. ; ________ •_ - -..„_.
an  overnight  qamp for Hillsdale, ber?   The  only  difference  in  the      r and B Tool Co., $100. i    Phone charges  collect DAvison Kno1™1 ^If ^Ln &JX.
Jackson.    Lenawee^ and   Washtel! description   is   that   "Old   Maud" j    Federated  Church,  $15. ,7776. ^!_f\-.^.<^fl  .WckJ
naw counties to be held in June, I wasn't red. She had in her young-.    St.  Paul's  Ladies'  Aid!,  $25.      I  ^f^,_l P^!lLd   .ulht I
and for  the  annual  State  Farmer   years   been  much   nearer   an,    st. Paul's Women's Guild, $25.!    The highest ceiling prices-paid ^ **?•  °ot^L J^f"! ci
Bureau leadership  training  camp ochre   paint   than   the   familiar,    American     Legion     Auxiliary, for    cattle    and    hogs.    Carlton ^^s^^very^mmai
at Waldenwoods in August. pain  paint.  As  she  got  a  little- $25. &     Harris     Packing     Company, We   S«ne^jsaxiy -a  m
.-..__   _. ,.   ..___..,   _-._,   .*.    _„_.__..._ ^-..._   _„. gg       West   mcM Ypsilanti. these ctacfe on han^Call I
Tel.  871J5. 32 __, ^P^P ■?AT?mS:rJ
Poor Old Maud! How she :    Woman's Club,, $10. i The Poultry Service_ StalJ
isometui.es would s\va> with dizzi-;    Theater collection, $89.73. j DABBY" COWS!.    ...        Sahne; Mich.
"The "next"'juntor "Farm Bureau :ness when  she had to cross  the:    Some items may have been ov-      Having sold my farm I 'will sell . .       .
meetine- will, be a joint communi-!overhead'-bridge  going  up  grade;erlooked   in   checking,   and   we, separately  herd  of Jersey  cows,.    N«W Idea   implements aa
ty   group   skating   party   at   the I on her  return trip  to Ypsi,  and shaU be glad to correct any error James Morton, phone 65-R3. , pares.--: Wiedman Auto uo., ^
' Ivory  Palace   in  Ann   Arbor   on'we   sometimes   wondered   if   she or report an omission. j  .—
.May   8   for   members   and   their would   make   it   and   we'd   get',   |    isfew   electric   ranges   are   now
euests. safely   over,-    CHurrah   for   the -Mr<    Walter   "Ro-pIav avaUable if your need is  consid- -
|g American Legion Auxfiiary! They,iurh'   VVa«er   Jigeier ,ered essential .by the War pro. r g. Wahl„^phone 160.
have adopted the town's stepchild,!    Mrs.   Walter   Egeler,   26   years:duction Board. Apply at Johnson
waiueuwu-us   m   _.ug__u j —«•-—    jt-—-—   -—         =>--    — .     ^
James   Bliss   of   the   Michigan'older.   the  shade changed  and  it.    citizens Bank> $25.
Elevator  Exchange  spoke  to  the.wasn't   exactly   "gray", with   age;    MOMS, $25.
group   giving   them   an   idea   of-either.   Poor Old Maud! How she
how the exchange works. ' -omet_i.es would s\va> with dizzi-
iiMi ^a   ^^^   iiu>>     Heating and sheet metal I
1 ava¥able~if "your need is"consid- furance   cleaning   and   repl
Saline Pianist
To Go On Radio
;The Honor Roll-, and are going to old,   Dexter   township,' died"Sat-'and Co., 209 South "Fourth Ave.,    .Especially   equipped   to
see that it is given a square deal, urday night at St. Joseph's Mer- Ann Arbor, Mich., Phone 5002.      auto parts  and farm macij
and will be a credit to the com- cvy hospital, Ann Arbor, after a!   Welding   of   all   lands.
Mrs.   Irene   Schwocho   of  West munity instead of the half-finish- brief  illness. !    The Ypsilanti Curb Market will Brothers ^wrll^fix   it   if
Saline, who in the past few years  "'■ job that didn't set a precedent!    The  former Luetta Jedele,  she open at 17 South Washington St., can.   Phone 101.	
Has gained wide recognition as a for   the   encouragement ' of   any was born March 29, 1919, in Sa-  (usual place)   on  Saturday,  May y— . .
pianist    throughout    Washtenaw, othe^ project for the community, j line,    was    married    to    Walter 12 and continue each Wednesday Every   single   flock   of
Lenawee   and   Jackson   counties, The boys in the service are told Egeler    of    Lima    township    on,and    Saturday    thereafter    until Hatchery Breeds is blood
will be heard Tuesday and Wed- they must not be guilty of a half-j March 6, 1943, and has since re- i Thanksgiving. repeatedly  until   they   she
ihesday evenings at 8:05 in a 10- finished job and surely The Honor "sided at the Christian Stoll farm;                     than   2%    reactors   to
'minute program of piano melodies Roll should back up the commu-, in Dexter township.    She was aj          POULTRY StTPPl-ES disease.    Buy    Chicks ot
from   WPAG,   Ann   Arbor's   new nity's faith in them and tell pass-• member of St. Paul's Evangelical!    5-Qal.  poultry Fountains,   2.29. Breeding"J^t^^^i""^
radio station.             .                         ers   by   so.     Thank   you,   ladies!'church,  Chelsea.                                 [    7-Gai.   poultry Fountains,   2.98. ^-^p3^   a     vi^tn^
Irene   is   well   known   among Your   housekeeper's   instinct   has      She is survived by her husband; i    36   "  Baby  chick  feeders,  red Tne Poultry bervice aw
young people's groups and is rap- come   to   the   front   again   andjher father, George' Jedele, of Sa-,top,  .89.                                   • Saline,   Mich.   •          i.,«.one
'idly becoming more prominent as saved  the   day.   CNow   that  the line township;  four sisters:  Mrs.:    Mason jar glass fountains,  10. —".              ...
a pianist for  banquets.   She  has.Philippine Islands are so much injOrrin Girbach of Saline township,;    32 Galv. hole check feeder, 25 Wanted—People in "£=
studied music extensively and has,the headlines  we  were  interested!Mrs.   Norman   Girbach,   Ypsilanti,,    200 Chick Fuel oil Brooder, reg. who have any legal Pfmuj
a natural talent for piano music!in   reading   up   a   little   history)Mrs.   Walter  Herter,  Lodi  town-<price 9.45j special 8.95. quired  in  the   setueroeiu-
which adds greatly to her success! when we noted that May 1 was • ship, and Miss Lillian Jedele, Sa-,    250     to    300   Chick   Fuel   oil tates, etc., wi» c.onrer a. ig
support 100 per cent to the home'. Spanish fleet   and  shortened  the 1 er,  Mrs.   Charles Hertler,   Saline, [        WARDS FARM STORE necessary   to   ask   the
town  entertainer. A card to  the .war  that had   Spain's  treatment j and   several   uncles,    aunts   andlAlul Arbor, Mich.        Phone 9878 Judge to send them to
radio station in care of Irene will!of Cuba as the sore spot, and re-:cousins. j line Observer.
add greatly to her success. ! suited in the American protector-i    Funeral  services  were  held atj— ——
Saline,  let's  show her we are.ate of Cuba and the purchase of-2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, Rev.,' ■ — —-
_    . - I   ._  .-. . 1 _____• 11-___.-_   in TT /^.»l.AT»nl.:        rt-_5__T.i__4-i_-irY' Tt-._ .
backing her!
Saline  General  Hospital
I the Philippines for twenty million; p. H.  Grabowski officiating.    In-,
'dollars.   The history  we  consult-',terment was in Be'thlehem ceme-'
I was   written   about   1905   and   it: tery, Ann Arbor.
:was noted:  "The war is still toe"
near for its full meaning to ap- AUCTION   SALE :
.pear.    Hitherto the USA had ex-1 . _ - ;■
Last Thursday Diane Van Est.panded by reaching out for ter- " _ „T
Of   Britton,   Richard   Faust   and ritory that lay at its very door;    »t"«^1^1^i1-S*JSB'
George   Fiegel   of   YpsUanti   had-it had built itself up by the es-j    few    Rug    12x13%,    Brussel.
their tonsils removed -tablishment   of   new   settlementsjRug 8%*t0£   Orienta^LRugy9x12,
Mrs. Glen 'Conde of Milan had'on its own territory, on land umn- rockmg   chairs    f^f^ J*g™-
an    appendectomy   on    Saturday .habited hy civilized man     CouldiHostess chair  white Wfen «nk ,
anrl.  is   doina  verv  nicelv the    country,   which   had   shown tables,    baskets,    pillows,   ruDoei _
8n^   S SrdSd   little! much marked capacity for subdu-.j mats     oil    ^jej.^
son returned home on Friday.      ,lng   a   continent   and   extending;water    sets,    ^et^0°ed^'.
Little Marjorie Hieber had her free   government,   manage  wisely,empty;juart   lars,   &n*m. ^;\
tonsils removed on Saturday. land   successfully  ..olonial   estab-jjeDy  3ars;^ ^tique   day   c^ck'^'
Mrs.   LoueU   Rhoem   and   Uttlei]ishments in distant parts of tbe; 8-day   clocks    m^l  ^rael^-^
son, Mrs. Kenneth McDougall and 1 globe?   Such was   the serious ques- 30   and 50  g^ons,  smaU^ Myers,
daughter and Mrs. Hargrove- audition with which men found them-|hand   spray_pump,   some   tools
daughter returned home on Sun-'selves  confronted;  .to   that   ques- Alemite   P^s*   ^^flT crSS'
_o„s m-.^  rvT-i-i.   «m_ ran aive the an- white wood chest,  busnei crates,
day. . ;tion  only  time can give  the an
Mr. and Mrs. fSonald Daniels Swer." Well, 40 years have elaps-
have a daughter born on Monday,. ed since that statement was
April  30. - jmade.     What is   the   answer   as
Ralph Mandelka of MooreviUe, seen today, and isn'.t that same
had his tonsils removed on Mon-; question being asked regarding
day. the USA's relationhip with other
  1 nations  of the world??    To the
Eyes Examined (questions  of today; we  can^ give
Dr. Frank Gifford,  Toledo  Op- the same taur^Jrb*^^^e
to^trlst.     Office:   Milan   Hotel, ica will ^ftn^Sh S
Saturday 1:00 to 9:30 p. m. Glass-', a policy hased on unselfisn serv
es fitted.  (12th year in Milan).    !        (Continued oi page two)
single hed with spring and mattress, two double beds, springs,
and mattresses, 25, ft. %-mch|:
rubber hose, older type kitchen-
cabinet, 2 barrels each contain-1
ino- 15 gallons vinegar, coal and)
wood range, Eclipse power mower 20-inch cut; miscellaneous!;
articles   too   numerous   to   men-f
EDWARD  ALBER,
At the York Mills.
CLARENCE COOK, Auctioneer.
SALINE THEATR)
"WHERE YOTJ SEE AJSD HEAR THE BEST"
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SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DW_
Disney.Cartoon Feature
Co-Hit: Vivian Austin and Edward Norris in
NIGHT CLUB GIRL
Sunday-Monday-Tuesday
Edward O'Brien and Jeanne Grain in
WINGED VICTORY,,
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May
May
Wednesday-Thursday
Gene Tierney and Dana Andrews in
LAURA
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