1944-05-11; Saline Observer

              THE
OBSERVER
ymaom m
SALINE, WASHTENAW COUNTY, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAT 11, 1944
NUMBER 32
——— | AU Car Brakes
Will Be Tested
i
SEEN AN' HEARD
MICHi
ET
"UNCLE SAM" is calling on Michigan
Farms this year for greater production.
He wants more corn, hogs, cattle, chickens, turkeys, milk, vegetables, beans
and potatoes.
FUNDS to Aid Production are available at the Savings Bank to those who
can qualify for a bank loan. Call and
let us know your needs. Let's make it
a Victory Harvest.
Saline Savings
i
G,Now  that  we   have   come   into
the  month  of  May  with a good,
start   so   far   as   the   number   of
State-Wide   Campaign
Under Way: Aim Is To
Save Both Cars And L.ves.  days    are   concerned   we   cannot;
help recalling- and comparinr- ~°"r
FBI Law Enforcement
Conference In Ann Arborj
Attorney George Buriice
Villi Speak And Donald
Parsons  v*»iil lis £-rssi_*vtt.
Woman's Club Held
Final Meeting Tuesday
Will Resume Sessions
On F.rst Tuesday
In   October.
i    Wolverine
1 Parsons'.
Work     Shoes     9$
Clarence
phone 152.
Cook,      Auctioneer,
■'    For Sale—5 gallon paint pais.
'Phone 46R2.
last
The  Saline Woman's  Club heldj —	
their  final  meeting for  this  clubj    For    Sale—Good    quality
year on Tuesday afternoon at the: Mrs. Fred Hertler.
home   of  Mrs.   Sam  Boyd.    Mrs.' 	
oats.
A new simplified war emergen- j^*   ^^ the preSent one where.     Robert   A.   Guerin,   special  ag-
cy  brake  test will  be introduced ^-eather is  concerned   May   1943   ent ^ charge of *—e Federal k.u-
to     Michigan    motorists     during was tearful __ judging from the re*u of Investigation, D^oit, ^s, ^^ J^^ "^  —^     —g |    We    have    „,vernment    wheat_
May when safety  and  traffic or- first    week    # J May,  <«1944,    it jounced  that  the  Sprmg  La*MdSS^rSd   ft   the   businSs' Saline  Mercan^e Co
ganizations and officials will unite proraises to _/_ wet one too. An. Enforcement   Conference   ior   the j ^ _f_^.^j££J'S' °°'
in a  campaign  to encourage te £ld  My  once  remarked  a  long! ^tern   district  w>l    be:  heldat ™wed w£  to  chafe  of Mrtj
For Sale—Worthy seed oats. F.
ill     a     \;cXLliycXL_xi      iu     xnv.vu.-ov  U1Q      ___y      XM^x.   ■ xqikhjvcu     a.    ,xs,x._ ■ -xxx. x.r xuuunvu      ,.x~,     x..     „. „ _
motorist   to   help   himself  in   the time ago when the conditions  of!'=3° P* m* m Ann Arbor on Mayj Gordon Anthony.    It was opened R.   Clements,  phoni  166F13.
interests    of   reducing   accidents the  world  were  ^  <jisorder  and,18- c .„    x,   x        bv   repeating-   the  pledge  to - the I 	
and  prolonging   the   life   of  vital there was  a prolonged period  of,    ™*   ^r£f ^rl^t a™  A^i^g, and Mrs. Charles Miller read!     Wanted-To rent 4  cr  5 room
automotive  transportation. rain, "The  heavens  weep."    Per- George^^ prominent Ann Ai-:     •""".  fcerestimr   articie   on   "Whv house.   Box 260, Clinton, Mich.
According   to   Maxwell   Halsey, haps   that   is   the   case   in   these j^or  attorney, who  will  .speak  one311   interesting    article   on   _ wny   ' ^"IIum' Mlcn-
executive  secretary of the Michi- present wet years.    -The heavens •tbe   various   phases   of   law   en-
gan State Safety Commission, the weep"  and  they have many rea-, forcem?nt-     ■
new test is known as the "one sons f0r jt Would we blame' In Past years it Ijas become In-
inch pedal test." Research has them? May we not go a bit' creasingly apparent that law en-
shown, Halsey says, that when farther and perchance believe that ■ f°rcement is a highly specialized
the brakd pedal can be pushed to "God weeps?" ^Sunday we have! P^f8*™ ^X^ ^>ll"the freedomrfor a" ~fre"e" j>e£,con ro^
Uie    DrdB-e   yeuai    1*1X1   u<=   1'"="'-"   ■~       UUU   WCCJJO : ^oixxxxxxxj     nx.    xxxx.^.    -        . , -    t__Tn__Jnl,_     __      °"    "«=    ">-vuv.™    xx,x     a    xxv-v.    j
within one inch of the floorboard the annual observance of Mother's f^^„   .w™»   ^!?«°n   ^ Ple*   a  ho^  f°F   refugees   of
before the brakes take hold, dou-   Day.     The   thought  of  it  brings
i stressing  the fact  that they^in-1    1940 Pontiac Sedan. Finish liks
' dicate   more  than  merely  a  star new.    Wiedman Auto  Co., Saline.
for each of the several states of! 	
tlie Union, for in reality they are1    For   Sale—16-in.   tingle   bottom
- -  - - J   - - ■'       - /-.I-™- -i™.     c   v   Snyder,   Ma-
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a  new   constellation  speaking   of Oliver plow.    S.
ble the  stopping  distance   of  ap-
sistance   in   crime   detection   and
investigation.     In  view  of  these,
alll
races and creeds.
--    - to   nind   niaiy  "tote "Mri  to.h!STr,n»l ™l^,«Ti Mrs. Shurtz in a few well chos-
proximately   two   car   lengths   at years  gone  by  and  in  more  re--lacts'   ana.aue  to  numerous  re- WOTds presented  the  keys  of120-  Saline.
or, miles per hour is required. The cent  ytars. .   In   thta   r-nlinnn   we. 1uests received from law enforce-I -       .us.-*'  *„     •
test    identifies    only    very have written a
Avon     representative,      Esther
Wells. Call   for   an   appointment,
20 miles per hour is required. The cent years..  In   this  column  we^u™.li   *£™7;   IztL,"£„,;+    £71 °ffice to the president-elect, Mrs., ^
new    test    identifies    only    very haVe Written a few times about "«*     °f^ „S2   _7_l Walter MacArthur, who gracious- •    Heating and sheet metal work,
bad brakes.  Cars which pass the telenathy,   and   what  better   day area'   sP®clal .^f1^^   ^ a     accepted  them.     Mrs.   Shurtz furnace   cleamng   and   repairing
test may still have brakes which couid there be than Mother's Day ?,^.„maa^ *"■„   -i-, Eafar "oov?^ had named the two keys "Faith R. G. Wahl, phone 160.
for the establishing of a bond be- ™*™g   * S^^J.Zl   5°n^ and  Love,"   indicating  that  both j    * 	
tween    home    and    the    son    far ^so?f'   ^^^antw*c^Lf   °*   ^  attributes   are   neceslary   in   the'    1939  DeLuxe  Ford Tudor,
awav.  Sometime ago we heard a ^BI.  Juratory,   Washington,   D.
yourxg  man   tell   his   story   on  a C- to te at *& conferences,
radio program. He had been ship-
MEMBER
^FEDERAL RESERVE,
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The One  Story Bank On  the Corner
;.FEED FACT:
THE FIRST SIX WEEKS ARE THE MOST CRITICAL
PERIOD FOR CHICKENS . . . FEED PROPERLY
NOW FOR MORE EGGS AND MEAT LATER!
^u.
j BODY BUILDER
j for
BABY CHICKS
Your chicks* first feed is the be-
' ginning ef egg and  fryer profits.
Chick* must not only live and
' grow, but build up stamina for
|   future  intensive  laying.
JMIsbury's BEST Chitk Starter
, fcas all the known proteins, sugars,
. starches, vitamins, and minerals
! to give baby chicks a vigorous
- start. It takes only about 2 lbs.
~' per chick   the   first   6   weeks.    So
^little—yet so much depends on it!
,<«f
Re-
are   necessary   in    	
work of an organization. \hmlt   motor,   excellent   condition.
Parsons  will  conduct  a  practiSl' ^ ta_^nreaB^  tte  read-! Wiedman Auto  Co.,  Saline.
Shaf toe",
wrecked by  the   enemy and had 13^?™!™!-!™^.,^™ which she had previously given at      Used   cars   wanted.   Will   pay
floated with a life belt about.him *^^JH^S^VT?«» S2^ ^  declamation  contest. top prices for good late models
in southern waters for many days ^x^^J^f"6   w» ,^ii   nCSi^'     A few contests were enjoyed by .Wiedman  Auto   Company,   Saline;
before rescue came. The announc- }?„   raw«nT\,L =x»*f 7^ >o^h1= the group and refreshments werej -.	
er asked him "Were you terribly ^etl^^RT 1^™torv whfrtT »^  served*    rhe club  wras  haPPy  to      For   Sale   —   Chippewa   eating-
afraid during those many days in °L£it t^i^^ In ^w ^    have    vrith    them    Miss    Minnie and   seed  potatoes,   certified  last
infested waters?'' The young man ^„xj.  i™ ^.L^L?^ffi^" Ruckman,    honorarv   member   of year;   3-yi*.-old   colt,
replied,   "No,  I knew my mother, "^ piSon.^° o.Tof thfo,^  fte   *»*><   wh(>   is "living   in   the.phone   163F2
ras praying for me." The know-    ^,^XiaLl°^.xnerte'of°the ^^ home" The meetin& a<3i°urn.
^xrp that, he or.she. is horns con- stantung* tecnmcai experts_ ot tne pA        ffl    0lp_   fi   t   -^.^^       .
Karl   Bird,
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ledge that he or-she is borne con- laborato havin      testified
tmuallympmyer has kept many hundredsy'of   impfrtant   ^^^ October,
a young man or woman  on the throughout    the    country _
straight    and   narrow   path   and arfsi       fromshis   exaniination   of
g.ven  them courage  in  times  of eviden°ce  submitted to the ]abor I
ed    until    tlie    first   Tuesday
0f Just received shipment of Certified Irish Cobbler seed potatoes.
Place your order now. Saline
Mercantile Company.
deepest    trouble.    C.A    couple   «f;_atory by various law enforcement I
All law enforcement officers are!
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Classified Advertising
week-ends ago there was ~—   erouns
erable   excitement   all   one  night °  »,j /.
' vonn^ter°^s ^enorted^oS'   He" *****   to    attend    and   through ;6c per line first insertion. 1c pe*
.youngstei   was  leported  lost,   iie their mscussion %via, -^j.  pa^ng;   Un«e   .......   „.x. x   ;_„._«f_
of particular problems now facing!
| Wanted — Dead and useless
stock: horses 53-00, cows $2. Call
collect     Tecumseh     350.     Carrol
i Frost, Licensee for Darling & Co.
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I had been left at home while his
caretaker  went  out  for the  eve
each   subsequent   insertion
Especially   equipped   to   repair
auto parts  and farm machinery.
Sn™ when she  re ur^ed^e Sfe^JS* £*%_*_ VS *nNm,JM   CKAKGE  25   CENTS! ^idiSi"of" Ti TSStaTaSS
=' -.  ..   -      -       -     _. derstand howr to enlist the aid of 'Brothers   will   fix   it   if   	
the  scientists   in   the   solution   of i " "
It was
jare unsafe for reasons other than  ™ '^^^^ ^  _  .
r^lee^TorTsU-wide brake  ed   and   spent   tEe   night   radio-  ^eir cases.
! testing   effort   was   indicated,   ac-  casting    and    scouting.    Morning
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For  Sale—Heifers;   some  fresh. I
can.    Phone 101.
anyone
Mrs. Julia R. Schneider    j
Funeral services for Mrs. Julia!
.Lewis Scherdt, phone 188F12.      1'
t    Dead, Useless Farm Animals
• removed. Horses $5.00, cows 5-i.QO.
I cording to Halsey, by spot checks  ra*0*"8.. °» P°lice wm"e stiU th.ere-
which revealed that as high as 30
percent  of  the  vehicles  ^  some-      £ hjg     ^hb d      afternoon _. j_,n Arbor. Mrs.|  ——-
areas    had    dangerously    unsafe ^ y        caretaJler  ^iadn.t Schneider   passed   away    at    the      For   Sale-Nearly
brakes, At «ieJaT"*;^c Je™\~S come home after several trips he home of her daughter, Mrs. Karll toptch drag; also a wagon. Albert j    Weare hatching chicks through
| reveal that traficUyearns nave . -  ^^ hig friends, mother put him wiedman, on Tuesday evening foi- Niethammer, phone 265. 32    -May and June. We can supply you
x,.,x   xxxx,  x,.,,   ..„„. .   ..™  ..-.        x     For Rent—Piece of pasture for prompt service, including Sundays.
-.  No. he wasn't lost.    He had gout R. Schneider were conducted Fri-. 15 heifers.    Phone 257F2,  Saline.: call 4846. Adrian, reverse charges.
  -■•--■--■--    -■--   —   .-■.-— "-i   j Adrian, Mich. Adrian Tankage Co.
new   spike-1 	
BESS
(VW^^
creased steadily for six months in
j Michigan, the total increase being
39  per  cent.    If  this  rate of increase  continues 3S*0 more Michi-
to bed with her" "children. Who lowing an illness of several years,
was lost—the boy or his care- She had been a lifelong resident
taker? ...
i with, fountains,  feeders,  brooders,
 ..„   „„.   —   ...-   -     x,.x- .~~ .    ,    For Sale—Team of gray mares' Dr. g^bury's remedies' and Pffls-
We    wonder   what    the of Washtenaw county, the daugh- * and  5 J^8-  old-  Extra nice   E.; burj^s  BEST XXXX Feeds.  Mor-
s-an people will lo«e fheir lives "in police would answer to that oues-  ter of John George and Christina
'traffic  accidents  in  1344  than  in tion? Similar instances have been  Jedele   of   Ann   Arbor   township.
reported although not alwavs On March l, 1906 she was mar-
with the police attachment in ried to Julius Schneider, who pre-
this    town,    of    parents    leaving ceded   her   in   death  on   Nov   17
For  Sale—Choice  dahlias  $1.00 j qf "POULTRY*"PRODUCTS* UP-
.„   „  _.    Per  dozen and  up;   75 varieties, j qn US by raising too little poul-
f    ^^Hm,    which    cannot   be  =>"«"i    uxxxxxxxCxx    CHX.HX,    wxxx,    „^  ^x-x..     She   is   survived   by   her |^^Jreisle?fr..112215   Michigan    (US-: try.     The   government  food  pro-
transportation   which   cannot.   ae ^^ ^^ fo         .nto ^ ^^ daugbter, Mrs. Wiedman,  and  twoj112) at Wnlow road. jduction  goal  for   this   year  was
replaced, _ the^ faatety^ ^ommis^oii  ^^  ^^ nlavine* out of doors sons. Elmer of Freedom township i   196%  of 1943 production.    Indica-
1943.
To reduce these home-front cas
J ualties and to preserve vital war
which   cannot   be  small    children    alone    who    be-  1931.
L.   Richards,   10205   Saline-Milan; ton Poultry Farm, phone 65R2.
road. 31
DON'T    FORCE     RATIONING
has  developed a  State-Wide  Pre- house  after playing- out of doors sons, Elmer of Freedom township
Morton Poultry Farm
PHONE   65R3
HOME OF QTJAIJTY CHICKS"
BOB   MORTON,   MGB.
i ra<  „«»,„»,„.   „   ,.„.-„,«,  xxx. . . ,-,      t,    x.    . ,96%  of 1943 production.    ._
ventntive Maintenance and Safety and then going over  to a neigh- and  Neil  of   Scio   township;   two!    For Rent—Apartment, 4 rooms tions now are that it will be from
'^™;^^-tbe month of°Mav   ■'or's  house   to  await  the  return sisters,  Mrs.   Ck-orge  Hinderer   of and bath, with good size rich gar-! 60   to  80%.
!™7S   nfthT «itatp'«^police  chiefs of     parents     until     late     hours   Manchester and Mrs. John Wurs-, den soil*    S808 Saline-Milan road,      SPECIAL BARGAINS AVAIL-
\_[sheriffs  have been ta  atten- Another  cause for rain!   ft-'Ain't ter of Ann Arbor, and two broth-1 2 miles south of Saline. 31    |ABLE NOW.
< rinnnp   at   rvrp-pnmninp-   meetinirs politics   funny?"   That  remark  is ers, Otto Jedele of Northville? andi !    Due     to    the     extreme    la.bor
l«nd   hnvp   l Treed   to   nartionate   purported to have been  made by j Walter Jedele of Hillsdale.    Mrs.j     Wanted—200 Triple A White or. shortage,   we   are   forced   to   sell
! The automobile! industry— car com- an official sometime ago and we'Schneider was  a  member  of * St.! Barred Rock pullets, 10-14 weeks I at  a  discount  the  10,000  chicks
'panies   dealers and garages have are   surely   beginning   to   believe, Paul's    Evangelical    Church    and^O-  _9e<?; c:.Hewens,__7424 Bemis;now  in  our brooders.    Some  are
I agreed  to  make  a  special  effort. Jt  is   true.     Now,   **i
CONFIDENTIAtr—All wedding Invitations and ! *e~^ -?onth,
- - Annroximate]
—■. to give brake repair service dur- j tioning    question,    f
» '■—- '-v.- j-i- ! Not  so  long  ago  it
take   this   ra- Rev.   C.   H.   Wittbracht   officiated,Rd-. Ypsilanti, Mich. Phone 671J3.  five weeks old.
for    instance: at the  services.    Interment tooki  An   excellent
choice   of   adzes
Not  so  long ago it  was  consid- place in Bethlehem cemetery, Ann'j    Try some pmsbury's Best 32% and   makes   of   electric   brooders
Approximately a million educa-
fldentiai     Fine   line   to select   from.
Here are some appetizing sandwich spreads
that will please the War worker's palate and are
just as good for Home snax:.
1—Baeon, peanut butter, pickle, relish
2—Bacon, baked beans, cabbage, mayonnaise
3—Bacon, liver, tomato
4—Bacon, olives, green pepper, mayonnaise
TJia week we pay respectful Homage to
MOTHER; who must carry heavy burdens of
grief, sacrifices and denials.
I
FREE! A full 8-oz. pkg. of macaroni with
a purchase at 29c of Wilson's B-V meat flavor.
Excellent for gravies, soups, -etc. —
I ered an  aboslute  necessity  if we, Arbor,
the   United   States   were   toj
announcement orders given The Observer are con-. tion.4i letinets win be distributed m
'by police,  sheriffs,  factories,  and exist and at the same time help,"MJdhjffan   State
schools,     and     state      agencies., other countries of the world and.        _. &^i:   _{r^.
Thousands of posters will be dis-; the war effort too.    Now comes| JtCaalu rLlgtlllgntS
played. election   year   and   mud-slinging
"Thousands of motorists will'will become the poliitical pas-
have their brakes tested by police
and sheriffs' officers during the
campaign," Halsey said. "Those
who fail to pass the test will be
.subject to regular enforcement
procedure."
John LaRue Guest
Speaker At Rotary
Sgt. Nelson E. Watling
Told   Of  Experiences
In  North Africa.
' time for the next few months,
and all of a sudden there is
plenty of food. A great many
canned foods have become unra-
tioned; almost all meats are declared free because of over-production, and - even alcoholic liquors   have   for   the   most   part
jbeen   taken   off   the   ration   list.
!Can anyone find the answer to
the puzzle of why all this fuss
and inconvenience was necessary
if it ends up in another orgy of
Station WKAR, Michigan State
College, 879 KC, 5.600 watts.
John LEiRue, secretary of the
Ypsilanti Rotary Club for the
past 20 years, was the speaker at
the meeting of the Rotary Club
at The Tavern last Thursday. His
talk dealt with the organization
of the Saline club in 1929 at
which time he took an active part
in organizing the club with the
help of E. G. Wiedman, also of
Ypsilanti. He also pointed to the
fact that he took an active part
in organizing the Ypsilanti club.
At that time Rotary Internatonal
had a rule that no club could be
formed in a city of l&ss than
5,000 population. They petitioned
Rotary International to "change
the rule, which they did after
several months of consideration,
and now Rotary functions as well
and in most cases better in the
small towns than in the larger
places.
Sgt. Nelson E. Watling of Ypsilanti, guest of A. C. Lange, was
introduced and in reply to questions by the members told many
interesting facts concerning the
campaign by the Allies in North
Africa.
Current progress in the attempts to solve Michigan's emergency farm labor program will be
broadcast each Monday morning
at 10:30.
Included in the program will be
reports on the Victory Garden
Volunteers, the Women's Land
Army and the use of prisoners of
war,    Jamaicans,   Mexicans    and
._ ._    __.   other    temporary    workers.    The
food destruction, perhaps, as is J emergency farm labor program is
evidenced by the dumping of sur-! being administered by the exten-
plus milk and fresh fruits and J sion service of the college,
vegetables  in   city  markets?   Allj     "Clothes for Teen-age Girls'
vegetables in  —-.,   	
this makes one wonder if suffi-! the subject of Ruth Clayton in a
cient pressure were put up«"*n. homemakers' hour talk on Wed-
proper political powers and the | nestiEay, May 17, at 9:45 a m. In
question of war and peace were
made an issue a miracle might
not happen to end some of the
conflict? At least so much is
certain if more politicos were
really sincere in their efforts a
l"t of unpleasantness could be
avoided in this world of ours and
there would be less loss of material and lives. CHave you ever
witnessed a barn yard squabble?
Nothing shows its desire for self
protection more strongly than a
hen with a, bro^d of chicks when
a cat comes around. A cat once
came too near such a mother
hen and the fuss began; soon
more hens and roosters came upon tche scene to see what it was
all about and such a cackling
and   noise   couldn't   be   equalled
Dairy Concentrate_and Maxi-Meal'at 10%  discount.
Hog Concentrate. We have a good
.supply on hand Morton Poultry
Farm, phone 65R2.
One 16 x 40 laying house at a
discount  of  $100.00.
One    $41.25    hog    self    feeder
$27.50.
Combination of one $7.15 electric   brooder   and   300   Leghorn
We wfll
need the meat that these chicks
will produce.
Baby chick prices reduced after
Pillsbury's    Best    Starter    and {May 8.
Grower  will  give   your  chicks   a J SALINE  HATCHERT
good     start     and     carry    them Saline, Michigan Phone 52R2
through   till  laying  age.  Morton!.
Poultry Farm, phone 65R2.
For    Sale—Piano,    large    size)
kitchen   cabinet,   bookcase,   table, I 	
chairs, camping equipment  (tent, j Cockerel chicks $10.00.
stoves, bed, etc); also other articles. Phone 169R2.
Lost—Heavy canvas truck cover between the Frank Daniels
and Harry Finch farms Tuesday, j
May 2. Finder please leave at'
Herman Heininger's store or phone
owner, Otto Hagans.
For Sale — McCormick-Deering
plow, 2 bottoms; McCormick-Deering  cultivator,   2 row  with  trac-
a simiiar program, Mny 12. Gei--jtor     hitch;     MeOrmick-Deecricng
trade Miller will discuss "How to'mowing  machine,   5-ft.   cut;   Mc-
Make Your Liinens Last." . Connick-Deering     corn     planter
"Good Care of Mare and Foal" j with fertilizer, like new; John
will be described on the noon | Deere manure spreader. D. A.
Farm Service  Hour  program  on [Robison   and   fnn.   13076   Macon
rFLAGS-,
AU Sizes — All Fabrics   *
Price Range to Fit All Purses
624  So.  Main  St.
Ann Arbor, Mich.
FOX
Wednesday, May 17, by R. S.
Hudson. The third in a series
on how to keep a tractor rolling
will be offered by E. C. Sauve on
the noon hour program for
Thursday, May 11.
Keep Ration Book       '
Three In Safe Place
Housewives are advised by the
OPA that they must keep War
Ration Book Three in a safe
place. It will be used in the
future although only shoe stamps
are valid in. it at this time. Other
road, Saline, Mich.
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anywhere   el.se.    In  a  few  min- .
utes   all   the   hens   and   roosters {stamps will be designated for use
were fighting among each other
having1 forgotten the cat, the
real cause pf trouble, which had
taken to her heels and was long
New Subscribers In ApriljS S^ufSl^^Lf^
tering and in real danger because of fright until tche battle
.spent itself. Aren't we humans
very much like that? We should
be able to rise above it .since we
have been endowed with reason
• and intelligence such as cats,
ihehs and roosters don't possess.
Maybe we will some day when
humanity will have learned to
.see itself as it really is.
Mrs. George Desbrough.
Donald Currie.
H. S. Richards.
Walter lindemann.
H. E. dark.
W. J. Davis.
Eyes Examined
Dr.  Frank Gilford, Toledo Op»
tometrist.     Office:   Milan   Hotel,
Saturdav 1:60 to 9:30 p. m. Glass-!
es fitted. (11th year in Milan.) -   '
from time to time,
For the first time since rationing began a yr~>- ago, all buying
of ration erl -*" -""s is now done
from o"-* -- *- book, that is
Book F'—• °" \. asks that everyone protect both books three
and four.
Farmers sell about $190,000,000
worth ot timber and related
products each year.
A JOKE ON THE TOY MAjKT^
a musical play by Spauiding, will
be presented next Tuesday, May
16, at 8 p. m., by the Girls'
Glee Club of Saline High School.
Tickets at 20c for children and
40c for adults can be secured
from the members of the Glee
Club or at the ticket office on
Tuesday evening.
Let no one who likes a bit of
humor, much beautiful music, and
an inspiring finale, miss
A JOKE ON THE TOYMAKER
READ THE LENEIS AJDS NOW 237F21, Milan.
For Sate—We have a supply of
various numbers and sizes on hand
of Genuine Pfister Hybrids seed
corn. Frank Kanitz, 10572 I^r
Rd., % mile south of Cone. Phanej
BUY AT WARDS
Fence  Controller, battery type,
9:95-18.95.
Electrical controller 21.95.
Barb Wire 2 Pt $2.97 to $4.05.
Electric Brooder  $12.50.
Fuel Oil Brooder $9.50 to 14.75.
Brooder House Ere Cut $143.25.
Binder Twine, Baje 6.89. Reserve your now. Now is the time
to order Combine Pick-up and
canvasses. Save at Wards in re-
jpair Parts, Plow Shares, Rope,
and etc.
Garden Seeds. Hybrid Seed Corn.
Certified  Seed Potatoes.
Sudan Grass, Kasco Feeds.
WARDS FARM STORE
SalineTheatre
Friday and Saturday
DALE EVANS su»a
GEORGE BYRON in
Hoosier Holidap
—ALSO—
NILS ARTHUR ontf
RUTH TEECxY in
Mystery Broadcast
Sim.,  Mon., and   Toes.
Matinee Sunday, 3 p. m.
TALTJIxLAH BANKHEAD and
WILLIAM BENTDIX in
LIFEBOAT
Wednesday and Thursday
FRANCHOT TONE and
ELLA RAINES in
Phantom Lady
Ann .Axbor
Phone 9878
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