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SALINE     OBSERVER
VOLUME 62
SALINE, WASHTENAW COUNTY, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY,  APRIL 13, 1944
NUMBER  27,
I'M SAVING
THOSE EXTRA DOLLARS
"Yes sir, this extra money I'm getting
now is going into a bank account at the
Saline Savings Bank—because I know
it's extra."
"I wasn't getting it before; I may not
later on—so I'm living just as I used
to, and banking the surplus. I'll need
it some day for emergencies—onaybe
next month, maybe next year—and I'll
need a reserve after the war.
"Of course, I'm buying War Bonds, too!
All I can! I get them at the same time
I bank my savings at the bank."
Saline Savings
?} Another New
[Factory Here
, /line's gain. Confronted with the Santa Claus has of appearing ^pj^^^ honored by seventy friends' on Sunday and on the same cay
\l problem of being compelled to ac-j disappearing unnoted at ChnsW &nd reiatives on their 5oth wed-ihe suffered a severe heart at-
f quire another building soon, the:mas time. Behind the scenes^ din anniversary at -the Trinity!tack and succumbed early Friday
8   proprietors of  the Universal Die!there have\,been periods of pre]*- ' ■
/!   Casting and Manufacturing Com-jaration   and   mothers   have   tridd
||  oany, Messrs Clifford H. Simmons to prevent spilling dyes or bun ■•
j   and William  L. Britton,  came toimg  their  hands   in   telltale  fas^-
- {[Easter is past, and the littte
Universal Die Casting And ' youngsters have had another (
Manufacturing Co. Acquires. thrill ut many of the homes,.
The Creamery Building.       i for the Easter rabbit made its ap-
•«—.  j pearance   in   a   mysterious   man-1
"What is Ypsilanti's loss is  Sa-jner  comparable to  the way that"
seen an' heard |! Golden Wedding
i Anniversary Observed
Jacob Bayha
Mr. and Mrs. Fred
■    Wanted—Spring for single bed.
t^.                                         x. ^  ^    'Phone  239. 2S
Funeral services "were held forj 	
Jacob   Bayha   at   the   Lockwood.    We have   government   wheat,
funeral  home   onc  Monday  after-\Saline Mercajftiie Co.
noon.    Mr.   and Mrs.   Bayha hadj 	
' come  to  Saline from their home;
Nietchammer Honored By     Jin   Santa   Ana    Calif.,   to   attend j ^^f^^-   £Q1£ £***  *£*•
Friends   And   Relatives.       .the   golcen   wedding   anniversary • * *°
!of  Mr.   and  Mrs.   Fred  Nietham-
Mr. aid Mrs. Fred Niethammei | mer on Wednesday.  They arrived
Lutheran   Church   on   Wednesday mornmg.
For Sale—Holstein heifer, calf
by side. Eugene Heusel, phone
141F11. . 28
evening, April  5, and where theyj    Mr.  Bayha had been best man-Company,
were married on the same date 50jat   the   Niethammer   wedding   50'
We have moved to the former
Chevrolet Garage. Weidman Auto
x~.vx   .,..„„...  -. ~. ,  -.    -_... ~ . ,     years ago. years  ago,   and later became  the!    For   Sale Good   analitv   tfrr,-,
Saline a couple of weeks ago, pur-!ion.  Easter and  Christmas  all* e     ^tgr the couple niarched down brother-in-law   of   Mr.   Nietham-1thy and clover hav   C*n drlivp,"
chased the Saline Creamery build- |supply thrills  covered by secredX_are--isle _& ^ere seated before!mer. 'phone 141F2 ctelivei.
ing from the  Citizens Bank and.or  mystery   depenamg  upon   the]th   _i_j.   ReV- Engel had a very'    Coming  from  Germany   at   an
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are rapidly getting it in shape for jage of .the participant. The older,lovel      a^d    appropriate    service l early  age  he  resided  in   this  vi-j    Available  to  take care of  riiii-
occupancy. ones turn m thought-badt to the fcllo^      wh{ch alJ maxched downjcinity until 1920, when he moved dren  evening-  and on week  ends
_ -days  of their  own childhood  and stairs £ ^ beautifully dec0rated*to CaUfornia, for many years liv- Call  230,  eveiiings m
'appreciate the enthusiasm  of the dinin      roonii   where   a   delicious ing on a farm just west of town
little   children,   who   fear  for  tne ^ d b selected!on  the  Manchester   road.    He  is*     Used   cars   wanted    W711   o-iv
lives   of   the   rabbits   at   Easter gmip  of  women   Q/the  chm.ch.; survived by his wife,  the former top ^ices  L gTo^T latfrnod^
time.    CNow    that    the    winter - ^ ~^   carried Clara Niethammer, and a son and Wiedman  Auto   Company    sllml
season  is  almost  over  and  folks Qut -n       fl ^th daffodils   yellow!daughter     in     California •     ,,.tpp   wlecunan  Amo  Company.   Salme.
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Bank
The One Story Bank On the Corner
New Home of the-Universal Die
Casting and Manufacturing Co,   jeently   when   we   had   a   supply
. ,.      xju.x, xxl Ku^  wiwi ucuivui^   j^lmw   o      —     California;     three 	
thf1^ CSont« to£e  ex? snapdragons and orange blossoms, brothers  and  two  sisters  in Ger-:    For   Sale._In   Mi]£m;   ^
tee  fuel  situation  they ha\ee*.   the   latter   frQm   ^   Bayhas   ^ many   and a granddaughter. room house,  double gaVage   extra,
perienced we note that home own-  CalJfornJa     for    taWe    bouqlieta.!    Folloudng the services in Saline lot,   lovely yard   etc     Phone  1^9
ers say they have had anywhere s m* the  body  was   sent 'to  California F2   MilJ 29
from three to  six difEerent kmds ^   -and    g*lver    can(Jle    hQlders for   further    services    _d   lnter.         -*•*-*
of  coal during the year   depend- t    etil&r   ^^    a   h wedding ment.     Mrs.   Bayha   returned   to     used   furniture,   old   glassware
mg  on how  many  one-ton dehv- honored  table. California   and   was   accompanied buttons,    etc.,    bought   and ™'
eries they have had.  But believe L l„ far as chi b    her sistel. >      Michigan  Av?   phone-
it  or  not  our  surprise   came   re- ^^   ^^   ^   master   Qf   cere_ Mrg  Fred Alber> Qf Ann M^r       Mft gan   Ave.,   pnone-
1--   --    ,    .   .        ,1 xi. ij uv<» monies   and   Rev.   G.   Ehnis   was — "  _
x    xx.      that looked for all the woild like   h t ent    the    golden BTG PAPER "0"RTVE" For   Sale—Durham   bull   nure-
The   company,   like  most  other '_   mixture   of   slate   and   buck- t- from   ^heir   clliidren    upon ^^5^5^^^ ^^ and ready fdr^e*-vice' Ke
1   firms,   is   engaged   m   war   work . yes   some   of   it   was   red      We    .^     Mr   ^ Mr£.   Niethamlner Xg   SCHEDULED LeBaon,   11145   Saline  a^d Man
}   and will employ up to   ,5 people ; wondered if it would binn-it didL nded     other  gim were op_ . road. "Mllaa
i ! as   soon   as   they   can   get   them.   The red lumps  turned out to  be       * . •= *        ine .seniors  of the High school 	
I , Like the R and B Tool Company,   black   inside,    apparently   havin^^3^ "  their children were ores- T     P® COll?!tl2& pa?er-1W^C^?"-    Just received  shinmPnt  „f  rvr
I   it will be a permanentinstitution |a  high   iron  content  that _ cause^' J***^ .^r^me.ZZ _^^ _f^__T^ ^ ^t£^~£~«1£J£.
it *m keep on grov^ng with the , We can't be too surprised at ant- _^ &**££"%. "SS __ ^^^nt^Z l^oo? ^^Co^- ^    *""
years. ; thing because looks are often d4- erir,k   jn New York iCitv seniors oy pnomn„ tne scnooi. ±-    j-
Tlie company designs its own | ceivtag. «.We don't travel" fa^L ests -at the taWe of honQr
machines to make small die cast- these days, but we have been to^^ m. and Mrs Niethanlmer
mgs and will contmue to fill con- a few of  our neighboring towns were  Rev   and  ^-jg   p-ngei.  Rev.
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,* * _ *■'        -- Your chicks need -vitamins, pro-
?\      _ , V teins, and minerals for fast, sturdy
«T  ^=z&... 1 -m-^Li"^"8**     growth. Master Mix Chick Starter
*~*.. i*__ *v* -sy-    ■—
W       """"* contains all these essential nutrients
?c in correct proportions—it's balanced by research. Follow our
Master  Mix   Chick  Raising  program  for
results that mean extra profits for you.
MASTER IX Chick Starter
Morton Poultry Farm
"HOME   OF QTJAlXnr   CHICKS"
BOB MORTON, Prop. PHONE 65R2
gatmtte
r&Al/lTAMIN
VALUE
/ The Great American
PORK
CHOP
EGtTBBLK
Apples    2 lbs. 25c(White Grapefruit .... 2 lbs. 17c
Carrots   2 bunches 17c, Lemons ...: ,. .•.  lb. 15c
Cabbage       lbs. llc'FIoridas    4 lbs. S5c
Cauliflower   85c 1 Temples and Californias
Celery Hearts  „.. 2it ■    5   lbs.         58c
Pascal   2S«-j Pe*6pers    lb. 80c
Pink Grapefruit 2 lbs. 19<.- Radishes   2 bimches 15c
Cackelberries doz., 48c; Sweet Spuds   2 lbs. 35c
Sunshine
Krispy Crackers
2 lb. box, 35c
Your contributions will be appreciated by the class and Uncle
Sam.
For Sale—Cabinet radl© in good
condition; also Hi bushels timothy seed.    Bruce LeBaron, 11145
tracts while the plant here is be-: and  noted   the   Honor   Rolls   and gnd ^   ^  Ehnlg   Mr   and MrsiNOTIrE Saline and Milan road,
mg prepared.    " 'nowhere   h&ve   we   seen  one_ that A11,ort    ■Km.t.-h,.——.*-     tvt,.=     xtt-pX :    vx ^^
Niethammer,    Mrs.    Fred
The Board of Review will meet
For   Rent—Garage,   S3   month.
All will wish them the best of; suited  us better  than   the   Saline  aijw , 	
luck in their chosen new location., Honor  Roll .nor  has   any   of   our j    Unforttoateiy    Mr.    and    MrsJon Monday   April 17   in the City A^ ^ tTb^ douwTbed
?^?.°rS .a„^leI l^^^J Jacob    Bayha,    who    came    from SSL^^T^^-,^J^I *^th   innerspring  nfattress.     Mrs.
Community Council
Reports   !   ?
we have. One town has it beside R" ^  ^,a   ^uf    especially for sider any complaints which prop- Sanders   306 North Alm Arb^
the   river,   another  has   it  posted ^   occasion,   v^ere   not   able   to erty owners may make in person      A °°
•up against the wall of one of the attend   on   accom)t   of  ^   unex. or by an attorney •     Wanted   __   Dpad   aBd ,
T^ „.Hf ^ i 6 6   r°m 9 stock; horses 53.00, cows $2. Call
Have you taken in any of  the  stores on  the  main  four corners, pe,,^ iUness
community   parties?     Were   you,We like ours best,  but we can't . ;
■ a. m. until 5 p. m.
Lottie  Wallace,   City  Clerk.
collect    Tecumseh    350.     Carrol
Frost, Licensee for Darling & Co.
CARD OF THANKS
I   wish   to   thank   mv   friends
one  of the  200 who had a good help   wondering  why  tlie  list  of COTJ0   DAYS   AHEAD
time   at   the   last   one?    If   you names is not complete. Have any FOK  jxteKt WINTER I
were,  we  know we'll  see you in been   added   since   the   Roll   ■•"«•■? "* 1
the   school  gym  at  8:30   on  Ap-j erected   last  fall?   We   are   quite      If the report is true,  that con-j
ril  17 !sure   the   Draft  Board   has   Deen sumers    of   coal    another   winter!
Hans Schmidt will help with the functioning since then. C.We have will    be    allowed    only    70    per "neighbors.    Ladies'    Aid    Society ™+ ^A^^hZvm^^^p^A
fun    and    Joe    Cook's    orchestra read   and   have   experienced   tlie cent as much as  they have used  and   Eastern   Stars   for   kind  re "^ "=-lermdn loau. meaa
will furnish the music. fact that after a war or a great these past  few  mild  months,  we mebrances during my illness.
This   will   be   the   final   indoor catastrophe   some   new   scientific know   of  at   least   one   establish- J Mrs.  Lewis Ernst,
party   of   the   season   and   from  discovery is made or one that has ment that probably will be closed
For Sale — Young Shropshire
ewes with lambs, 1 mile south
and 1%  miles west of Milan  de-
B.  Spencer.
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there  on  the  Community  Council been  in   progress   perfected.     We during next  January and   a part
will concentrate on a summer rec- read much these days of new dis- of February.
reation  program.     At  their  next coveries   in   the   scientific   world 	
meeting Mr. Jakad, who has been as well as the mechanical.    Dur-  Immunization    CliniCS
employed by the  City Council and ing the last war the airplane traf- .
the Board of  Education,   will  be fie   saw   great- strides,- and   that In ThlS  ABfea oOOn
present   to   advise   the  committee new   thing,   the   radio,   grew   and, 	
on   their   plans   for   the  summer grew to modern proportions. Now. Tlie One In Saline
program. we can't help wondering if telep- At The  School  Qn
Mr. Cameron of the Washtenaw athy   won't   find   a   boost   some-!            -pridav    Mav  l9
County   Health   Department   will where along the line.    Why not?; •y' y     ""
also   meet with  them   to   discuss If  machines   can  pick  notes   out^             Washtenaw County Medical
the   possibilities   of   a   swimming of   the   air   that   have  heen  sent      ^ £ ' £   Heaim
pool. -by other machines, why can't the.J _„.__* ,.  ..",,   _„.,..„•:  „.„.!,.,_
CARD OF THANKS
Especially equipped to repair
auto parts and farm machinery.
Welding   of   all   kinds.      Brooks
j    We  thank  everyone for the love-!
jlv cards and flowers  sent on our"
fiftieth   wedding  ann;vei*pary. !
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Niethammer.'
, Brothers   will   fix   it   if   anyone
can.    Phone 101.
D**-ad, "Useless "Farm Animals
] removed. Horses $5.00. cows $4 00.
Prompt service, including Sundays.
  Ca1! 4846. Adrian, reverse charges.
I wish  to  thank all who  sent|Adrian' Mich* Adrian Tankage Co.
CARD OF THANKS
me cards and fruit while ill.
William Martin.
DR. 0. R. YODER
, „5„j „   j ™:„;x   ...i.;„t, „,.a'Letartment will  conduct  another]
human mmd and spirit   which are -     -r        .       .     lini      t      m    .„  '
much more delicate and sensitive senes of free cUmcs ±or me *m
• For Sale—We have a supply of
i various numbers and sizes on hand
jdf Genuine Pfister Hybrids seed
I corn. Frank Kanitz, 10572 Far
I wish to thank my neighbors'S^L^? ™!;le south of Cone. Phone
CARD OF THANKS
nriucn more aeucaie ana sensitive       .     ..       „,    „   „x,;,j_„„   .*,<     ^   *-"■"   -«   "-""^  "».r   uaSu.juia oqtti-)-!   u:i„_
!and not man-made,  accomplish  a ^^^^^    ^^^*""«d «-»*? *>r the many acts of ,23'F21' Mj^
GAVE   FINE   ADDRESS smilar   feat   if^prewrly   ted'  ^'^   ^   fflPhfllelia   ^^ Kndness shown me 4.^ mv ffl-,     _ ,     „   ,     „.
C.^'SSL'Si ^^^2^^ !?^te «* >-««« -*1    See us for M^er Mix mashes,
At Meeting Of
The itotary  Club
Last Thursday Noon.
icome   to 'our  attention,   "but  one Diphtliena    immunization    should 1 received,
'was pretty close not long ago. A be S1^ starting at 9 months of.
Saline mother-with a son in the ^e* ..^ ^T^^^ 'tn^d
Pacific  recently had a  dream in as follows: All children up to and j
Miss Anna Smith.
CARD OF THANKS
Dr. O. R. Yoder, superintendent i which she and "her husband strug-, ^cludm& 10 i*™-™ of f^ 7^ ^e,
the   Ypsilanti   State   hospital," gied  desperatelv  through a  very!^;eun aePmi to V™?™} diphtheria j    We  desire  to  express  our  ap-
whom   everybody   loves   to   hear, severe rain storm in an endeavor;? ^ey havejieyer had this serum,preeiation   of  the   many  acts  of
i concentrates, and - scratch grain.
i We have a complete line of heated
j water fountains, brooders, feeder
; nests and Salsbury's remedies and *>-
j conditioners. Morton Poultry
1 Farm, phone 65R2;
wks guest speaker at the meeting to felc^ ttie son. "_ next day.be£ore.'.or^ <*ey have not tod kindness shown  us in our recent|    W^ted-Peoplein tos vramgr
of thi Rotary Club at The Tavern she wrote to her son mentioning' f™™ m  «« la^t 3 years. Chil- bereavement, also to Rev.  H.  ^ijX^Jf ^J S ^" t "f It
last Thursday  noon and  told  of the    dream.      m   due    time    he ^f1^- years and older who have En P-el  for  his  comforting words. gETrt? ^Sl ^rlffTTfavor bv
some  of the problems that con- answered, only to tell her that the .»* *«*,test^l.??, 3 HSa,^ria'_.\    Mrs* Jacob Bayha ^d Chilrren.i _%„*%" *?£%£, $J_Z£_*
front him and his assistants dur- date of her dream coincided with S1^^       e
ing these strenuous times.
the  date  and  time  of  the most
whether
Schick   test   to   see!
serum     is     necessary.' WATER   DUES   ARE   DtTE
having it sent to this newspaper.
The rates are universal in such
fn^ddition'to car£g for more L^fiT to^ tSey tod eTer ^t-" These   children   are   then   to. be'    wm be at-^"~vin"^^^' -tters and^o have you, notices
than
is up against the proposition of a his thoughts traveled home at the J
dwindling water supply,  but the time of the storm, because, would-
if  more  serum is needed.  Those;
as   her's-   were who   need   serum   will   be   given |
water dues.
Frank Camburn, Treasurer.
OBSERVER LINERS
Classified Advertising
Wolverine
Parsons*.
Work     Shoes     at
Ciaren^p       Cook,
Auctioneer
state    has    appropriated    enough n't   they?—even   ^,   ..—„    ..—_ .,      .     .,       ...
money to .take care of that if the with him when she retired. Has 5^™ by the f^y Physician,
search that is now going on can anyone else experienced a sim- ff* will charge his usual fee for
locate the fluid. ilar  story?   If  so,   let's  have  it. this service. Children of all ages
"Dr. Yoder is fearfgul'that by CLParents, teachers and young- fr°™ slx m0^ though high
the close of the war he will have sters are usually interested in.?^00! aSe. will be vaccinated at
more than 4,500 patients to look report cards and certificates of tfe cl™-"-c *» prevent smallpox un-
out for, and like all other places, promotion, and we know the les? .^ have *fen. vaccinated
they are short of help, notwith- forms of these vary according to 2nd have f.sc™ that is less than
standing the fact that he has in the wishes of those in charge of f years old. No charge is maoe
his employ a gxeatomany of the public instruction over a given, ^t*™** P™ m *** chsrc- !
conscientious  objectors which the area and they, also change during'** x™***^^   "j^ sc,I}°?Isi Phone 152*
Government  has   seen  fit   to  let the years due to progress in edu- ba£e b«e" V**£*** °?e cllnics     „      _ , ~"
him  have.  He stated they make cational measures.^ So. let's com- - J£s  ye».   Physi wans  who  prac-     For Sale~5 gallon paint pails,
excellent help. pare   the   modern   certificate   of ^e m each area will do the wow. I Phone 46R2.
The   speaker   urged   Rotarians promotion to one issued back in ^SKp^n"?^-^?^1?^     -     - . ^TIZ	
not to overlook the fact that we 1873.  The yongster who  received! ^fP^ria will be given at tiie     For- Sale-Worthy seed oats. F.
all haveaplace to serve-that we it   was   then   about   8   years   of '«™f J^e:  ?*" P™*3*?..1S.  ief- **  Clements, phone 166F13.
owe   much   to  parents   and  chil- age. Across one end of the card.!°™£fed. ^x*11^. speciahsts.  In |  ,
dren, hence must do our part so which is  about 8  inches  by 4%'add£°c? <£^meclmics  conducted^    Limited    number    of    pre-war;
• that after the war things W go inches,   are   the   words:    "Public ™  f3?1.   township,   there  will  be truck tires.    Wiedman  Auto  Co.
on  as   before;   what  we   do  will Schools   of   Washtenaw   County," £™!cs™J** C^°Ildat^ °Z^7    -        o 7~^  -,*.       -
prevail ten vekrs from now. and   across   the   top   in   larger   a^ schools.   There   win   be   at     For     Sato-Duroc     gilts     five
P Dr.   Yoder   believes   everything print "Card of Hcno?." Then the ^ °^,vcllfL^ every townsnlp IT^ !$&» ^ Heltler & S°n,S
wiU come out all right if we havl legend: Mr. John Doe, in attend- Ask   y^   «*ool   teacher   about phone 184F21. f
faith in God, faith in our Country ing the Public School of Freedom I^ tame and place for the clinic,
and   ..love     for   our    fellowman, during   the   Winter   Term,   1873, jne;r~\Zvn
which will helo a lot in preserv-.has   attained   the   following   rec-l  .jr
i*-g   the   stability   of   the   world.' ord, on a scale of 100 as A Model-, "arly  .     „„ .    ,. .   .
Cfrl A. Curtis! told of the sale Scholor    (these   three   words    m ^en who are not old enough to. ——  ,
of  the  creamery building,  which large  letters).     Punctuality  100; be ™ school. j    Tr^tmg and sheet mrtai work ,
means   another   fine   factory   for Habits of Study 100; Deportment -„Paf^T **"»  $SSf„. "S,^^1 Sm^cLr <S?an,?g   M*   repairir.? ,;
Saline. 100:    Advacement    100.      signed;»'  S,A°001   ca* hrmg  their   chfl-, R. G. Wahl. phone 160.
Ralph Bowen     S 1/c. responded by 'the  teacher, and bearing- the ^ t°any  °c?e  of _ the  climes.: _  ?
to a request to talk and told of printed name of Geo. S. Wheeler,■■•***?'J*{% ™& ZtiTLtfSlJv7 ^ ?ent~^ 2"r?°? ?lUn1.«™a-
his trip across the "oond" on a County Superintendent. Those be sl"^ed if thev have not already 1 angle. Furnished for light)
tanker and some of hik experience were the records of the "good been csecured ihe cM^en will housekeeping. Chris Vote, Fivej
es in the Mediterranean theater'old days" of teaching cJOyt^^^^^^^^J-^omt Wace.
of the war.    He was ,a guest of "readin'.   ritin'    and    'rithmetic." i    The  tenta--e schedule for the | _
Judge  to send them to The  Saline Observer.
9— FLAGS—1
Ifox
jl     AH Sizes — All Fabrics
! I Price Range to Fit All Purses
624  So.  Main   St.
Ann Arbor, Midi.
For Rent—Two  rooms.  201 W.
The health departmet is partic-1 Michigan Ave. Telephone 120 be-j
big   the   stability   of   the' world.'ord, on a scale of 100 as A'Model-,£arly ?nxious  to immunize chil-jtween 12 and 3.
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Albert  C. "Lange.   Other%-isitors; COoup's   of   people   and   classes, Salme area is as follows: |    For Sale—Russet and Chippewa
were our new man on the school are  beginning to   talk   of  hiking'     Ofk   Grove    seho°l*    -^P"1    20. j seed potatoes.    Good eating- pota-
faculty.  Rotarian William Jakad; trips   and  wild  flower   gathering 1:3_0-..  _.   _ __ jtoes,     cheap. A     Lyons     all
Rotarian T. B. Nilson of Clinton,in the woods. It won't be long
and Herbert Twining of Ann Ar-;and there will be lots of color,
bor. ibut  first   let's   ask  the  weather
[man for a good shower to wash
Early culture of the Indians liv- off the winter's grime and set a
ing   in   Mexico    dates   back   to,clean background for the shrubs
around 200 B. C. land plants around the houses.   It
 :  j would help settle the ground and
Eyes Examined make UMn° easier' to°-
Oaklawn school, April 20, 1:30.: metal brooder, S18.   Martin Blair,
Union school,  April 18,   9:30.    I Ann   Arbor    and    Textile    roads.
Saline  public   school,   May   12,
1:30.
Dr. Frank Gifford. Toledo  Op*-
tometrist.     Office: "Milan   Hotel,
American engineers restored gas
service to war-stricken Naples ln
Saturdav 1«:€K» to 9:S0 r>. m Glass-!six Weeks. Italian engineers esti-
es fitted. (11th year in Milan.)       mated it would take.six months. Everybody cordially invited.
St. John's Luth. Church
Bridgewater
M.  C. Phillipp, Pastor
Divine services at 10 a. m.
Sundav school- at 11.
Ensrlish services every second
and fourth Sunday of the month.
Saline phone 34F31.
There definitely is going to be.
a shortage of* poultry meat avan-1
able just a little bit later. Wej
have some excellent Barred:
Rocks, New Hampshire and Cross]
Bred Processed Cockerel Chick"!
up to four and one-half weeks of'
age on hand now.
SALINE  HATCHERY
Saline, Michigan Phone 52R2 fti
SalineTheatre
Friday   and   Saturday
KENNY BAKER in
Doughboys in
Ireland
—ALSO—
CHESTER  MORRIS  in
Chance of a
lifetime
Sun.,   Mon., and   Toes.
MaUnee  Sunday.   3  p.   ro.
GREER   GARSON   and
WALTER EEDGEON In
Madam Curie
Wednesday and Thursday
JOHN WAENE  and
MARTHA  SCOTT in
In Old Oklahoma
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