1944-03-16; Saline Observer

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VOLUME 62
SALINE, WASHTENAW COUNTY,  MICHIGAN,     THURSDAY,  MARCH 16,  1944
NUMBER 23
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DON'T "FLY BLIND''
IN MONEY MATTERS
Pay By Check
When you pay bills in cash you never
know exactly where you are financially.
On the other hand, when you pay by
check the stubs of your check book are
little "beacons" which will help to guide
you on a safe course. They point the
way to a safe, orderly handling of your
financial affairs — with less trouble,
worry, and expense in meeting your
obligations.
You  are invited to  open a  checking
account with this bank.
Saline Savings
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Airplane Crashes
On The Gall Farm
SEEN AN' HEARD
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Pilot Escaped With
Fractured   Nose   And
Cuts  And B-ru.ses.
C.It's quite a temptation to begin'
1 a' column   like,  this   in   the   old
;time   manner   of   writing   letters.!
Do   you   remember   when   it   was,
out  of  the   ordinary  to  begin ini
i Conditions At
. Willow Run
PROCLAMATION
Told Rotarxans  By
Rev. Raynor Bair
Of Ypsilant..
.    For     Sale—Duroc     gilts     five
months old.    Dan Hertler & Son,
Michigan Victory   gardeners   in phone 184F21.
1943 produced a half million tons 	
of food valued at §20,000,000. j Used cars wanted. Will pay
' Tlieir efforts, combined with the top prices for gv,oO :ate mou^.a
; efforts of Victory gardeners in the Wiedman Auto   Compan      Saline
: other states of the Union, not only | .	
i produced food directly for millions      Wanted   —   Dead   and  useless
  , . , ! any  other way than,   "I pick up"    TT       .,_    „ ..     „        .,    „ of families, but permitted the re- stock: horses $3.00, cows $2.  (
The   pilot   of   a   plane   which      * pen to drop you a fe^ iine«"'    How the Community Council of i duct-OI1    0r   removal   of   ration ! collect    Tecumseh     350.     Ca*
rashed  last   Thursday   afternoon vfe   are   m   %vre]1   _d  hoBe   ^g Willow Run, made up  of person- ■ po;nts of many camied vegetables, Frost, Licensee for Darling &
of families, but permitted the re- stock: horses $3.00, cows $2. Call
           _ duction    or   removal   of   ration i collect    Tecumseh     350.     Carrol
crashed  last   Thursday   afternoon "^f", \Te   _   ^11J   ~ad  ^ope  ^"s Wpow Run, made up  of person-; po;nts of many camied vegetables, Frost, Licensee for Darling & Co.
en the farm of Mrs, Herman Gall reachos you the same   TheweaUl- *'ei   from   Way116.   Ypsilanti   andthus   making   additional   amounts;	
considered himself lucky when he er   has   been   cold   here,   Has   it Ann Arbor,  function was interest-; of these foods available to all fam-!    Especially   equipped   to   repair
escaped with  only minor m3uries been warmer where you are?,™^ to1* £ t?e ™eelm=  of ,th*r: ilies. . l auto parts and farm machinery,
although his plane was demolish-,  t t   „   wd]^ h t 'Rotary   Club   at The  Tavern  last)    -The demand for food is greater Welding   of   all    kinds.      Brooks
per hour,   crashed first  about   15 cottor.s    called   calico   then,   wenf *°ld «* ?»altli problems there  how to take care of the people of re-      For   Sale—30   young   half-blood
w>ri=  fmm   Hio  Karn    VinnnripH   and .      '.. . .   — ' the  residents   emov   p-ond   msiiimi   „„„,,~,-„,q  _„,,«*„: rm x i  -. J        &  ..
rods from the barn, bounded and
, the residents  enjoy good medical
roas  irom   tne   uaixx,  uuunucu  «.xxu to   ^       ice     f  fift     or  mor6l"-  "»"«*""'   -="W   S"""•*"*■•=""-*"
landed in a wreck about 50 rods ^ Jd   £md thatwasn't of and dental service and they have
away from the first landing place.. tte d%  of ,.our percaies  either, a" that c°uld be ask,!d m*he wa^
He was much surprised to see the. and 5Qnl      24   incge*    %vide    an(J of recreation,  and when it comes
-~Z1~t-      »^/M<n-n      -P^rt-rt-i       -flirt     *t.TT'£_r»tr      fin—.' .  . « •".*■"      _   _
pilot emerge from the wreck un-' sometimes   wfeuldn't   stand   more
to housing, they have more rooms
der his own power and witn only & w   jfo Ule laundry „__. ■ and owelhngs than are needed due
a fractured nose,  some  cuts   and      t   h&ving   &e   color   all   gone,'to  u«/act  the  goveiiiment pre-
bruises. holes w0m iri" or  shrunk  out 'of pal'ed for an emptoyment of close
3eTxPil°l,l *e£?7l^  t^ proportion. That was tough luck,!^ *-» andtte number engaged
occupied countries. Tliere must be ewes  and   one   ram.     Five   miles
more home grown foods if short- N. e. of Dexter on Donovan Rd.
ages of the civilian supply are to R.   F.  D.   2,  Dexter,  phone  27311.
be  avoided  and  ration points  are R. L. Donovan,
not to increase. ,	
The 1944 Victory garden goal is i We have just received another
a 10 per cent increase in the num-' carload of Stock-Gro (Condensed
ber of gardens and a 25 per centlvDlk Whey). Insure the health
increase in production. This means  and production of your flock this
Saline Hatchery.
Bank
The One Story Bank On the Corner
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Baby Chicks
Order Now
For Later Delivery
»    WHITE LEGHORNS, BARRED ROCKS
WHITE  ROCKS
f* Sexed or Unsexed Baby Chicks
Arfr^otir' breeding ^ock" is Pullbrum tested and
T. B. tested by an accredited veterinarian under supervision of Michigan Bureau of Animal
Industry.
\ ' We have Feeds, Semi-Solid Milk, If'
i Poultry Equipment and Remedies   ?    ;
FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE
We are open Wednesdays until 9 P. Mi
Sunday mornings 8 A. M. to 10 A. M.
AU week days 8 A:,,M. to 6 P. M.
iMorfbn Poultry Farm
"HOME   OF  QUAUTJr   CfflCKS-
BOB1 NORTON, Prop. PHONE 65R2
was Lt. Busley of Colorado, who of course   but have vou  tried to;m   the  big   comber  plant  is   less.that  in Michigan  there must be winter by getting a barrel now.
was   stationed   at   Daggett  Field,      t pereale   lately?     Nope,  ^il 40'91?0* t      ,.    ,. 792,000  gardens  in which will be'
Calif.   He  had  piloted   the  plane ft>        t£in£ of tte        ( n       ^ I    When it comes to attending any grown 25.000,020 bushels of food.
from   California   and  his  last  re- Anyway ^e haven't been able to ?™rch> Jj1!°^R^ people'   M .a      "      "	
fueling stop was at Scott Field, firi arry here or Ln __ ^^ iue]Ust don't. The average in
111. His next stop was to have Tho ^tchwork quilts that were=^urc^es on Sunday ^^J18 to less
been  at  Romulus  Air  Field.  The the vo^e in late *      s ^u than two per cent,
plane was bound for Britain  and ,     be °an heWoomJ in more Following  his remarks, Rev. Bair
bore the insignia of the British than one jf cottons are and conjwas kept busy for some time an-
Air   forces,   but   whether   or   not u        to be  that ^g    far senng   many   questions   asked  by
the   pilot    also   was   bound   for,       ^     tried to avoid ^^3^ members of the ctab.
Britam was  not disclosed. 1^ t *niead    u        subject,!    Rotarial- Herb Twining of Ann
The cause of the crash was be- juvenile  delinquency,  but  sinde  it Arbor ^vas aguest.
heved to have been due to trouble Jtook prominent   place   ini^ ~ ~—~      „
m  the fuel mechamsm   The* mot legislature  recently,  we   can-j Farmers Invited To Free
S X _S^tofroTo^gS:^™-* add^ «-£» ^'Motion Picture Show
,.       x    ,    x     xt      xt.~.   ,.„-xi,™,x worth     to     the     discussion.     T.oi
line   tank   to   the   otter  wthout le  ^t ,    How.to   keep  farm  machinery
success. The authorities1 at Romu- t^^^^J.   the   matter_   it   has in   fighting   trim   is   the   keynote
1US+-«tir JS? ---Xr eJSSit^^J «e«med that most of the steps of the special free motion picture
notified and three guards were taken tQ curfe ^ evfl have be|n | program sponsored by the Gross
sent out to watch the wreckage,, more Qr legs of & blanket rather Hardware Company, which will be
and engineers dismantled the than a prevention or a cure. And, I shown on Monday, March 20, at 1
plane salvaging a wing, a motor ft prevention we really want. | o'clock p. m. at the high school
tte   tail   assembly   and   many   of .    ,t V j^x^^   els&y is   like a.uditorium.
SL^f^S1^ «.l *™»n«w osmetics applied to a blotch on! "Every farmer, farm boy, or
tt,? iZ,£^??^Jt^^ S, one's face; they cover it tempo- farm helper who works with trac-
ai^ ?fu t^S TT St --n!rarilv but don't cure it or prevent tors or other farm machinery, re-
n,^^^n_2£i «*^&i,«- development of more blotches.'gardless of its make, is especially
^L^SS. ^?^l* „^ i. 'The executive secretary of the:invited to attend this motion pic-
rtZ nfl ™A Z 1 IMana State Council of Church-1 tare show," says Alwin Gross, of
™' ^Ll"^*?- ?1 £f ££' es recently sat on the bench with the Gross Hardware Company.
Stdrte^o^d°^astebuteiSeaw:a W. « a ^mile court ^h»,-H...1.  assured of  getting  much
Remembering the great contri- Wanted—Women to sell Maison-
bution made to the 1943 Victory ette Frocks, full or part time,
garden program by the people of Easily earn 51 to $2 per hour.
Saline, and realizing their common Write Mrs. Ruth Liss, 602 East
and  ardent  desire  to  do  all  that Michigan  Ave.,  Ypsilanti.        24
they can  to  help win the war,  I 	
do now call upon each and every-'    Rid   your   Ranch   of   Rodents,
one   to   observe   Victory   .Garden Kil-Balm   is   absolutely   guaran-
Week    beginning    March    19    by teed to kill Rats and Mice or your
making plans and preparations to money back.   Easy to give,
plant a garden in 1944, to the end Saline Hatcherv.
that   we   shall   do   our   part   in -,  .    -
achieving the State's new goal NOTICE—We will be open every
and prudently guard against a Wednesday evening until 9 o'clock,
lack of food affecting the war ef- Sunday mornings from 8 to 10, for
fort on both the battle front and your convenience. All other days
the home front. , 8 to 6 p. m. Morton Poultry Farm.
Given under  my hand and  the 	
seal of the City of Saline this 9th      D^ad, Useless "Farm Animals
day of March in the year 1944.      removed. Horses $5.00, cows $4 00.
Alwin Gross, Mayor„     .'Prompt service, including Sundays.
 ^ . Call 4846. Adrian, reverse charges.
"OBSERVER LINERS   \^™'™____^*^* <*■
Classified Advertising
flying
parachute to open
Mrs. Katharma Hertler
!    We have an excellent assortment
■ of Poultry Water Fountains and
6c per line first insertion. 4c pe* ; other poultry equipment.    Get it
line   eaeh   subseoufvnt   insertion   ' now;    we    cannot    gaurantee    a
MINIMUM  CHARGE  25  CENTS  suPP!y later*      Saline Hatchery.
Wanted-
163F12.
Wolverine
Parsons*.,
n_Tl_Zd_TScausIThertadl««e *«<* <^ of boys and girls worth-while   information   on   the
teTnZTloo■  lSTte^ahow^a c^ea  ™th   st*^   with  sex, eare repair, and servicing of farm
•    ** crimes,   and  running   away  from equipment.
home and  school were tried.    In'    "Featured   on   the   program   is
every case the judge asked these. 'Wartime Care of Your. Tractor,"
youngsters "Where do yoa go to'a talking picture which covers ev-
Mrs      Katharina     Hertler     86*church?" And in every case, save.ery angle on tractor servicing and-,
years   old,   died   at  her  home   in' one, the answer was "I don't gp." care,"   says   Mr.   Gross.   "It   has|     clarence
Pittsfield township  Saturday eve- The   exception-covered   a   broken plenty of worth-while pointers for  phone  152.
nng. jhome   with the  father  in  prison every   farmer,   no   matter   what
Mrs, Hertler was born on Nov. and"'the mother a "religious fanat- make of tractor he owns." •
12, 1857 in Bridgewater township, • ic. Personally, a number of years Talking pictures on adjusting
the daughter of Mr and Mrs ago we heard a prominent lawyer and servicing mowers, combines,-
Ulrich Koeder. She 'was united in Ann Arbor, who was prose- and planters plus a picture on
in marriage to Gottlob Hertler cutor at the time, discuss this hitching and belting of farm main Bridgewater township on Feb. same question in connection with chines are also on the program.
18   1880   and he oreceded her in a juvenile crime that .occurred in .An interesting - newsreel  showing
* '   _ _     ^_J_  —      .       ix.      *._. x     tt.. ~x~x*.j    xv>n«- . flrHnn    rm    fha   Viot-t-lx»iVr»nfe,    e\e    t-\,a.
!    For Sale—We have a supply of
■A   9x12   rug.     Phone various numbers and sizes on hand
of  Genuine  Pfister Hybrids  seed
  corn.   Frank   Kanitz,   10572   Far
Work     Shoes     at; Rd., % mile south of Cone. Phone
237F21, Milan-
Cook,
Auctioneer       See us for Master Mix mashes,
■j concentrates",   and .scratch   grain.
*.  ' We'have'a complete line of heated
For Sale—5 gallon paint pails., water fountains, brooders, feeder
Phone 46R2. i nests and Salsbury's remedies and
 — .' conditioners...     Morton     Poultry
-We   .ha:ve    g-overnment   wheal. JFai-m, phone 65R2.      . ."■*■•
Saline   Mercantile Co.
j    Order   you   baby   chic?<s   now
We have moved to the former
Chevrolet Garage. Weidman Auto'
Company.
phone 65R2, Saline.
jo,  x««, ™.%x x.~ ^x— —  — -. --- . xx x „ x- tv. - v. xxi a     x xx.       For   Sale—%-ton   panel   truck, from our "tested stock. White Leg-
death on Oct. 13, 1919. Mrs. Hert- the county seat.  He* stated  that (action on the battlefronts of the 32(j ^okt.-&«•/}_ street" 24     horns. Barred Rocks, White Rocks.
ler was a member of the Trinity because he believed crimes  were I world and on the production lines j v ,'Sexed or imsexed. Hatches every
Lutheran Church, and spent all of most frequent among youngsters at !korne is mcluded. . . I    Limited    number    of    pre-war Monday and Thursday. Feed and
her life in. this communty. , who lacked moral-.training it had -Whi'e   this   show   is   largely  a|tmck   ^^^ wiedman Aito  Co. Equipment. Morton Poultry Farm,
■ She* is survived by one daugh- become his practice. to recom- mans show, women who are inter; Miss Helen Hertler, of Ann mend that the youthful offender, terested are cordially invited to
Ai-bof; three sons, Daniel and Al- be placed on probation with the attend, according -to Mr. Gross.
fred, -of  Pittsfield ..township,, and, provision that he or  she   attend, , . * -     ~;   ,	
Rev.   Edwin U" Hertler,  oi  La-[ church and Sunday school every, Michlgaft   State*'
Crescent, Minn.; one brother,God- Sunday for three years. He said r*^ *•     jj.   **._i1xi---
"', of Norvell; one sis-'--that  seldom-was  there a recur-1xw-«lu nignugnu*
Station WKAR," Michigan State
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frey v Koeder,   __....._.
ter,- Mrs. Mary Gross, of Lansing: rence   of  crime  m  these  young- ■
l?!_«S_cM___n and eight great sters*  lives. -Jiist last week Wel    »««on „wk^ mcnigan g
grandchildren.    Three   ions    and'read that Probate Judge Healey of College, 870 KC, 5,000 watts,
one   daughter   preceded   her   In 1 the Detroit Courts found that SO■   ,        ?.- .-     .—■    -■
death - *  - !Per cent of-juvenile crimes were!    Increasing signs  of spring- ap-
ISfrate   funeral   S6fvices   were committed hy.boys and girls with-{^ ^   ^ d™*ro^
held    Tuesday   f ternoon    at    1 out ^ny rehg^^^^^^
o'clock   at   her  home   and  public'J-   n.agar   tiooyer   nas   come  ior■ ...      „__«._!„«__ +n hnrn. arlA f„__
services   at  2  o'clock  at Trinity ward with similar statements. So. oon^aimng- to home and farm
Lutheran Church, Rev. H. r_ En- j let's take a look around and! see "P"™"•■
gle officiatiing. Interment was in what the attendance^record^,£»e,^^T^^-^^g^S*
Oakwood cemetery. l££_j£_t   tfeT S5 IXgl^rch 16, on plow adjustments by
ATTrTTfYXT   QATU* *ne last few years and- compare]13- C. Sauve,,7Z~~~~"~\ ,'l,
AHI.-J1UIN   SALft them   with   the   crime   records.!. Two,talks to be presented Mon-
•=*--" Perhaps   if   we   think   seriously - day^ Match 20, put emphasis on _      _   _   _
Ha"vin?   §dld   niy   property   tojenough about it we'll be able to,fP1*111'?.    Paul Harmer will be onjpart       p^^  point  place   phone.University Business  Office, Room
Gerhardt   Cekau,   Detroit,   I  will judge   what   the   trouble   is   and,the noon Farm Service Hour pro- 154 ] 1, University Hall, week days 8 to
sell at public auction on the prem- where the cure and prevention of-'gram   to   discuss   "Muck   Soil-
Chicks—All    breeds    available.
Chicks arrive daily. Race orders
now  for  future  delivery.    Every
For    Sate—Philco   radio,   rgood.Ward chick is produced under the
condition,   $15.     225   South   Ann rigid requirements of the National
Arbor street. Poultry Improvement Plan. Brood-
  ; ers and hen houses. Poultry equip-
For   Sale—jSide   rake   and  ma-!ment and feed. Let Ward's Time
nure spreader: A. and H. Marion, Payment Plan finance your flock
phone 192F11. 24    ; expansion.   Ward's   Farm    Store,
  J Ann Arbor.   Phone 9878.
For  Sate—^Eating potatoes and]  *■=	
June  clover seed.  Frank Tucker, j    Help Wanted Male — Campus
phone 188F11. 24    'Mail Service and Stockroom Clerk.
jThe University of Michigan Busi-
Heating and sheer metal work  ness Office has openings for one
furnace   cleaning   and   repairire ! or two men to  serve as campus
R, G, Wahl, phone 160. J mail  men and stockroom clerks.
____^j__  j This is  steady employment on a
Wanted—Waitress. Must be 18' year-round basis for the right in-
or  more.   Good  wages   for   right dividuals. Apply in person at the
PURE PORK
SAUSAGE LINKS
lb. 45c
INftTFl Ac<^l,^ng *& the W&r Food Admin-
IlV/iLt, istmtion over 8% of Food purchased by_eoaSuMers is wasted. The Government
says "Foi^most civilians, 'the greatest opportunity t'6 make additional food available to fight,
lies in 'the preventieti of waste."
SO RARE—SO WONDERFUL
f-    Some men liefer a fragile blond,
Some lifee them stout and healthy.
And othe^fe say their hearts respond
. To dacrk ones who are wealthy.
The Grocerymen admire the rich,
T&fVpoor, the dark, the pallid
Who know which rationbook is which,
i£hd when the points are valid.
 public auction on the prem- where the cure and prevention __ -
iises   known   as   the  York  Mills, j it may lie, and we don't need any Planting Time Approches." L. R.
one-half mile  south of Saline on [laws   for   it   either.     Ml  of   our, A. Schoemann will be on the air tique   solid   walnut   spindle, bed
Saline and Milan road,  on 'Sunday schools are anxious for a at 3:15 p.  m.  to  describe  'Food-and   buffet    s15.oo   each.   Phone
Thursday, March 23 'r*Se in attendance records.  «TTo-!from Field,  Forest and  Stream *, 116R2, 24,
commencing at  1  o'clock  E.   W.im0rrow is St Patrick's Day.    A;     'Malting Your Equipment Last"
Time, the following property: reai   day for the Irish and their win be directed toward homemak-
For   Sale^—^Piano,   510.00.     An-
12, 1:30 to 4:30, Saturday 8 to 12.
-FLAGS—
For Rent—By week,   cabin  for
Black gelding coming 5 yrs. old, descendants.    It was St.  Partick ers ma broadcast scheduled Fn- housekeeping for   two,   furnished
wt. 1600", bay gelding 9 yrs. old, who brought Christianity to Ire- day, March 17.  Gertruoe Mueller.and   heated Five   Point   Place,i
wt. 1300.                                              .land and, it is said, also rid the will give suggestions  on care of;   h        154 ,
Holstein 10 yrs. old. fresh Jan. iand of snakes.    It's a day when household equipment                        ' '
AH Sizes — All Fabrics
Price Range to Fit All Pursef
"624   So.   Main   St.
Ann ATbor, Mich.
FOX
23; Holstein 4 yrs. old, bred Dec. EOns 0f Erin. ^According - to re-, Another noon Farm Service! For Saie_K_ndiing (shingles)'
3;  Brindle 7 yrs   old, bred Nov.'the    Irish    wear   the    shamrock Hour   progam   Which  will   direct ch hickory nuts   laying Rock:
15; Holstein heifer 14 months old. whjch has   become   somewhat  of attention to outdoor work in pros- pullets    10    m0nths    old.      9608 j
20 Barred Rock hens, 60 Bar- a sacred emblem associated withinectis scheduled Wednesday noon   Mooreville Road-, phone 141F2.      j
red   Rock   pullets,    one    gander, st. Patrick.    As he preached one March 22.    G. A. Branaman will   '
three geese. |da"y to a chief and his tribe about'tell   livestock   farmers   "How   to      For gale—A g0Qd heavy team,]
Two bushels Poster's seed corn, the Trinity, the chief asked how;Stretch the Steer Feed." 'sorrel Belgian mares. Good work-'
275 bushels hand huSked ear corn,'it was possible that one could be! Broadcast hours in March ex- erSj well matched, quiet disposi-',
quantity oats, hay-, corn stalks, 60|in  three.    St.  Patrick picked up tend Mondays through Saturdays tjon  (3300   Crane  road,   one  mile
east of US-23.
bales oats strav?. . ' a leaf of the shamrock and asked from 8 a. m. to 7. p. m
New Idea manure spreader, iro    the   chief   to   behold   the   truth. I
wheel   wagon,   hay   rack,   gravel The chief and all of his clan be-1    The following ooem was writ-) FARMS  WANTED
planks, Syracuse walking plow, 3- came converted and baptized to ten by Sonja Weatherwax, agel gmau or large. Prefer the
sec. springtooth hrrow, 2-sec. spike the Christian faith. It may well 14, of the Wood school, Lodi; smaiier farms under 100 acres,
drag,  72-tooth wood frame  drag, be a  day for celebration  to  the township   Her Daddy is^a. gunner. j^ me j^o^- what you have. Ed.
'  •-—+■ -'-— -•- «-- tt   r.   Tvr.. -Luttermoser,-34423 Plymouth Rd.,
Plymouth, Mich. Livonia 2704.
land'roller, i-horse cultivator, new ports   Spring is  scheduled to  ar-j first class in the U. S. Navy.
International 2-horse cultivator, rive on the next washday. Justj
MeCormick 5-ft. mower, dump why she chose to appear on wash-
rake, hay tedder * beet cutter, hog day we can't guess, unless she
crate, Prime electric fence, iron'thinks that any winter is drab
kettle, iron posts, cedar posts, 3 enough and needs to be washed
milk cans, strainers, pails, 1-can to be ready for summer weather.)
milk cooler and aerator, 3 har-'But, then we haven't had muchj
nesses, bridles, collars, halters, tc complain about this winter so'
forks, stoneboat, 3 log chains, of-! far as the weather was concerned.]
fice desk, Buckeye incubator, 175 i   "j
egg size,  Buckeye "brooder stove,!
hog troughs, "cattle feed rack,  2.
portable hog coops, loading chute,
self-feeder for hogs, "barrel spray' }
pump, crosscut saw, 1 20-ft. and lj    Miss   Dorothy   Finch   "returned]
GUNS
There is a little gunner
All dressed in navy blue;
He is the.cutest sailor  .
That I ever knew.
Saline General Hospital
24-ft. ladders and many other articles too numerous to mention.
Some household goods.
Trems: Cash!
YORK MffiLS,
"EDWXKD JtLBER.
CLATIENCE COOK, "Auctioneer.
Eyes Examined
"Dr.  Frank Gifford.  Toledo Op-1 remain the same,
tometrist.     Office:  "Milan   Hotel,'
home Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Harvey Faust "and InTarit
daughter returned home on Sun-j
day. -   " |
Mr.   and   Mrs.   "Leonor   Roehm-
have a daughter, horn March 11. j
Mrs. Paul Remski is recovering*    i wish to thank the Saline Fire
nicely from, her -appendectomy.      ! Department    and    neighbors    for
Wilber  Coe and Fred Brenion their promptness and thoughtful
.    PLAYER  PIANO  and  ROLLS
Terms   to   reliable   party.   Write;
Verne Netzow, Route No.  5, Box!
310, Waukesha, Wis.,  as to when;
His cap  sits at an angle, Piano can ^ seen to Saline-
He's as salty as can be; t.»t.*o- rrrrwrvi
His- shoes ^.re  shined all  slick SJ^Y StT^     -
and bright— | Prices Reduced
A neat little gunner is he.      |    Place your order how for future
j delivery.
Oh!   the  army  men are. hand--Ward's 2-star chicks 100—510-90.
some, i Ward's 3-star chicks 100—$13.90.
The marine uniform is slick, | Ward's 4-star chicks 100—§15.90.
But,   if   I  had  my   choice   to]    Special.  We have 5,000 chicks,
make " all 3-star quality, specially priced
Td choose that gunner quick,
CARD OF THANKS
Saturday 1:S0 t*o""i»:S& -p. m. Glass-j    Let us  do  today -what should
es fitted". (11th year to Milan.)      'have been done yesterday.
100 at $11.90.
Started chicks, "priced accordingly.
Fre-cut brooder houses 12x10,
5129.95. Set up and delivered,
5152.50.
Kasco Feeds and complete line
SalineTheatre
Friday    and    Saturday
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ness during my recent illness and poultry equipment. Order today,
fire. Frances Alderdyce.    i WARD'S FARM STORE.
  jCor. First & Washington, phone
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