1944-09-21; Saline Observer

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THE    SALINE     OBSERVER
VOLTJME  62
SALINE, WASHTENAW COUNTY, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY,   SEPT.   21,1944
NUMBER  48
Shaking Hands
With a Bank Account
Yes, shaking hands with a bank account
is like clasping the hand of present-day
opportunities.
Right now, while wages are high, while
employment is steady, is the time to lay
aside money for that "rainy day" that
may be around the corner. ,
Be prepared by opening a savings ac-
in this bank, and by depositing a portion of your earnings regularly each
week -or mtaitli.
Saline Sayings
To Furnish Employment
To Discharged Soldiers,
IS A Big Problem
But Is Being Met By
Very Capable Officials.
SEEN AN' HEARD
{ CTo most of us it seems strange;
I to speak of celebrating the New (
iYear  in   September,  but that-is J
iwhat our Jewish friends are doing
Merchants Win
Good Game, 3-2
Trimmed Strong Weyne
Bendix Team; Manchester
Coming For Next Sunday,
j this   week.    Their  religious  year j
MISSION  FESTIVAL
Trinity Ev. Lutheran Church
win observe its annual Mission
Festival next Sunday with three
divine services. In the morning
worship beginning at 10 o'clock
Prof. W. Franzmann will preach
the sermon. Prof. Franzmann is
I an inspector at Michigan Luther-
For Sale—Grapes,
road.
9935 Macon
48
Wolverine
Parsons'.
Work     Shoes     at
Clarence
phone 152.
Cook,      Auctioneer,
For .Sale—Full blood Shropshire
ram.  9935 Macon road. 48
wheat.
^ +-  p-net   «,o'—"           -^--""■     •       '■    The Wayne Bendix team camei^ seminary in Saginaw and in-
How  the   Government ana tne        5?05 began at sunset on Mon-|t    g^j      Sunday  with about as;spect0rof the boys'dormitory. He .„,mm(,rt
University  will  be  able  to *rip. New Year D      end_-  t an  outfit   M   has   played ^u ^ remembered here because |    We   have   government
returmng   servicemen   was   fullyly^ gunset   Qn   Taeada_y_    The! here  this  summer. ! of the fine essay he deUvered here  Sahne  Mercantile Co.
t(M iy ^•T-Lm™r/tAftv. day is called Rosh CHaslmai, and;     The   first   four   innings   were last year Gn .jthe occasion of the j rri„«„,    4„„«„rwr
of   M.   at   the   meetmg   o£   to day »cau^ continue   forscoreless, then the locals got the^^-an  Ministerial   Convention.      C^orge   J    Hager   Auctioneer,
Rotary  Club  at. The Tavern.last j ™e __^yf __nding Qn the 27th with-first talley. In the sixth they gotjIn   the   afternoon   service   at    3! Phone 258861, Ann Arbor.
Thursday. -_.**__x „*««,,+  on Yom Kippur or the Day of Atone-j't^  more.     Wayne   got  two   in o'clock  the  Rev.  D.  Metzger   ofi 0„i^_wQ1^ Tuv™™np- >,Pat-
The speaker declared Mt_ 9fi ^™mgPwewm ^.tch the items! their half of the sixth. I Remus   wUl  preach   the   sermon. 1.  Fo^lfr^a™ ^S^lone
per   cent   of   discharged   ^ldieics (ment.^ i^^ ^^  colunms   ofj    0wen   Hoef(.   pitched   winning! p^or Meteger is know in the »«Jftove.    Frank Darnels, phone
want positions «o  that Tney can ^   ^        papeis    during    these: baU all afternoon.    When the vis- J community having been raised in   3 87* 3.        	
settie   down   and^nave   a   nome ^  ^^  tQ  leam.-it        W(Jtfld get  a  ^  on base|Washtenaw  county.    In  the  eve- «5n1<^_T^t  on  Detroit Ave
Less than feree per cent will care      y ^me  Qf  ^^  He.|Hoeft   would  ^ax  dowlli   having, ning servic& at 8 O.clock the Rev. I    For  Sale—Lot on Detroit Ave.
to enter school or college   it ^ customs   that  are   founded I seven strike-outs to his credit.        c. Frev will nreach the sermon.  Inquire of
Th-asn    rtotoY-rmntvl    sn   rl-ip.   nip-   ionl mew     x,x^,x
been  determined, so  the big jobi     --. -       ■ .    ,
his department is faced "With on facts in Old. Testament his-:
.is getting jobs for those who!tory and described there. Fromi
want them.' With connections' all that angle the days are --of inter-
over the country, this is not go- est to Christians also for they
ing to be too hard to accomplish, j form the background for majiy
It wiU be quite important, of*°f our own beUefs and by study-
course, to fit men where they be- tag. 'them "we shall  discover  our
long and can do the best.
I reasons for not celebrating them.
ven strike-wits to nis credit.      ; c. Frey will preach the sermon,   inquire
Last Thursday night  the  Mer-; Pastor  Frey is   one  of  our mis-. Saline.
Otto  Steeb, Route  1,
49
chants   went   to  Manchester.    In sionaries  in Detroit.
For Sale—4 H. P. Johnson out-
A smaU per cent win want .to C.The youngsters   are   beginning =
go  into  some  small "business -on their daily trodge to school this _ ]\Iic*higan   State
"their   own"   and   this,   too,   will week.    They have, no doubt,  en--       *    5«*»   -o^w:
a very good contest Salme won, |    All friends of Trinity congrega-' __      „ M „„  „. .     .
5-0, in a seven-inning game. The.-jtion are' heartily invited to .spend board motor, $150.00. Elvin Arm-
coming   Sunday   the   Manchester, the day with us. bruster.
boys wUl come here and' promise j                           ~Rev. H. L, Engel
a    game    that    wUl    be    plenty j 	
tough. I
try to be "handled 'to 'their ;ad- joyed the'extra two weeks vol fur-
vantage. • lough from duly, but it only nieans
Dr. Purdom also stated that -a'a "little extra vfork to make "up for'
great many of the men will not lost time. As we see them going
care for their former jobs, prefer-" off to school, 'big and little, we
ring better ones or at least a i can only think of them as future
change of work. Provisions are citizens of these United States in
'-also provided for the handicapped,! the msQcing,-and we can only hope
jand of these there will "be many, • that they make a "better success
the -speaker declared. ! of it than we of the former gen-
Radio Highlights
Saline  General  Hospital
S    For Rent—Furnished house  in
: Salme, 4 rooms and bath. Phone
189F3,  Sahne. 48
turned   to  their  home   in
Station WKAR, Michigan State  on Saturday. )
CoUege,   870  KC,   5,000  watte.       j    ^frs. Arnold Guenther and Uttle
daughter went home on Friday.
Expert   Radio ^Service.   Brown
„-,-«      ax.     i-xx. 'Brothers,   225   South   Ann  Arbor
Mrs. Skiff and her little son re-    ^    t    hone 264R3. 51
Milan
Pohotographic   work   done   by
Wyman Photo  Service,  115 East
Mi-,   and   Mrs.   Fred   Craig   of Mich- Ave., phone 22<R4.
ax=Vx.   j.0  ^giuum   Ule  iwum «i.iMU,an have a son born on .Satm--'     _„_ „    +   _,.    r^i,~.o«T,^^
college news.   Llyod H. Gefl, head' day   Sept   16 For Rent—Two hghthousekeep-
of the department of publications,;    ivirs.  Charles zietlow, who had *"& ^!____''J^r ^P10^ J™*
The One Story -Bank On the Corner
c .i,^ „^~  . i»s   ba*   in front   of  the  micro-,an   appendectomy   last   Wednes- Ple' 12069 Michigan road.
Visitore   were    Henry   Vander' erations have done—because look,phone each Monday at 5:30 p.-m.,|day,  returned home on the 20th. „¥rvc
! voort of Detroit, a guest of Carl "at the mess we are in!    We are. to inform listeners of happenings      Robert Greenman of Milan and!    Wtt . m ...."r??    _,„_   „    .
! Curtiss, and l&m W. ^Elae, prose-' always so apt to bemoan the fact, on the campus. This program has little  Paul  Eldridge  <jf  Bdleville'   ."',°"y J[F~ JT-i| g^'
Icuting attorney, of Ann Arbor,    jthat "young people-are going to proved  of  par'tic-flar  interest  to had    their    tonsils    removed    on|Mci±enr'5r' pnone 11&-
I i tho xrirTcra" a-nc, TmunTniRf.ira.iiv nre-1 former students, and parents and Thursday. ' 	
friends -of -students. Included is a |
FEED  FACT:
.U..S.D. A.-EXPERIMENT SHOWS THAT I2V2%
LESS FEED -RESULTED IN _3D% FEWER EGGS;
ISK L-ESS nhEED,3D% HWER EGGS!
Keep yjiur egg-maihines
RUNNING iN HIGH!
'Tfou get a :lQt Jar .3 little if ^you feed a
-.balanced .-ration*   .But .rememhei;,  your
jpullets-— no matter how -^well-bred —
■will lay only .-as tmany ,cggs .as you -give /
jchem the .raw *materials for.
PILLSBURY'S BEST EGG MASH
-contains .all ithe knowji .egs^inaking
jgredients—Sn the-p.ropor.tion in-wh
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$2,00 DISCOUNT PEE TON AT CAE
Morton Poultry Farm
HUlsdble County Fair
An Of TSest IVeek
I the dogs" and pessimistically pre.
1 diet "what win 'become of the
j world if they keep on as they are
• going?"  "Dare   we,   their   elders
week  by -week  discussion  of the
events, plans, and policies of the
'WIU Open Sunday
And TJiere WUl Be Something  Doing   Every  Day.
j'boast   df -our -prowess -when  we ] coUege.
;lobk at  the world  today?  Judg-|    Everyone is interested in antie-
1 ing from what is gotag on many j ipating  some  of  the  new things
people -are :in  the  doghouse  and that will come after the war. So
I it's  not the young  folks  either!! that   the   listener   can   visualize
Hillsdale Caunty Fair fans wiU j Someone remarked, that "the rea-j what some of these great devel-
^soon  be   circling   seven   days   of; son why  so  many young people'   ' ■      • .._.._
entertainment  on their calendars j are 'off the beam' is because the
marking the  94th  annual  "Most ■ beacon lights of the elders have
Popular Pair on Earth," Sept. 24- j gone   out."  "Enough   said!    CWe I
r30, -and this year a dustless fair \ asked   one   little   youngster   last |
with   aU   new   roads   throughout week if -she -were -going to school j
the grounds,   j next week, -and she replied "No,
Already buildings have been ha-ah. Not next week, but the
promised for many of the exhib- i day after Sunday."1 It's a new
'its, according to Harry B. KeUey,! way of reckoning and according
secretary of the fair board. In ■ to that every day will have the
the   school   buUding   -all   graded j same name—the day  after Sun- j
.ADDITIONAI. XOCALS
Mrs. Carlton J. Young returned
home on Sunday -with her baby,
Abigail Anne, who was born on
Sept. 6 at the T-fniversity iiospital.
Mrs. Edward Smith and children
Heating and sheet metal work,
furnace Cleaning and repairire.
R, G. Walil, phone* 160.
Used   cars   wanted.   Will   pay
|;toi> prices for good late models
Wiedman Auto Company,  SaUne.
__ _ of Seymour,, Ind., are visiting her |c    Semi-Solid ButtermUk in drums
opments~may   De~~ Pauf Bagwell, j Parents,    Mr     Emd   Mrs    O.    C.: and barrels for poultry. We have
head of the department of speech Wheeler,   and   the   Jacob   Smith : a good  supply  on hand.  Morton
and   the   department   of   written j femfly.
and spoken English in the Basic!    _ ._,. ,
college,    is   presenting   a   series i. Four miUlon volunteer workers
caUed   "What's  to   Come."   It  js 1 in every community m the TTmted
heard  each  Tuesday at 5 p.  m. I ^^  a2Ce. n°w. ^y^S Plans  to
This program was formerly on
the air at 6:30 p. m. on Fridays
and is back after a few 'weeks'
recess.    The basis  for  Mr.  Bag-
start work in October for the sec^
ond time in history, to secure con- \
tributions  to a  united war fund!
] Poultry Faring phone 65R£.
Wanted — Dead and useless
stock: horses $3.00, cows $2. Call
coUect Tecumseh 350. Carrol
Frost, Licensee for Darhng & Co..
EspeciaUy   equipped   to   repair-
_    .   .  , well's   discussions  is "articles  ap-
school booths have been fined, as > day.    Is' that always "blue Mpn- '■ pearing  in   the  press   and  confi-;      .
v.-ell as some of the rural sections  day", too? CMany ot the parents  dential reports to business houses. I ?*.cles °^oc?1 commumty chests.
und   the   churches.     Along   with (and friends of our boys, and girls .       . Mn» ™rt.™i.« „wt «,i	
other, bf the   events -where chil-, in the service like to s'ehd them f|'iirit«r.c   Mav   TalfA
dren   hold   the   spotnght ,at   the! copies df newspapers occasionally; if.     "£?   "-*    \*xnx:
-'■' ' ** -  ■■      'Fiye Extra Ducks
for   the  22  war-reldted   agencies,    -^Peciauy   eqiappea   ro   repair-
comprismg    the    Nation^  War! *&..Parts  and farm^ mactaneiy.
Fund, and for the home front ag-  2r<fl*nS   of.1,aU<, kln1ds'-f   Bro°^ "
- ° \ Brothers   wiU   fix   it   if   anyone-
ean.    Phone 101.
] More particulars about this campaign win be submitted next
week.
fair, the 4-H Club is assured tiiis ■ and to make them weigh less and
yekr of over 1,000 entries in the 'reduce postage costs they cut out
various youth plasses.   The popu- > all   of   the   advertisements   they
Lansing—The extra ducks that
Michigan hunters will be allowed 1
lar public   auction of  4-H "Club i can   without   destroying   reading! to   take   daily   during   the   1944
•Hvestock will be held for a second matter. One of our Saline ladies
year, while -a new event Tmown i wrote to her grandson in the
■as "calf scramble" wfll be -added \ South Pacific and asked if ste
to the program. Ammals wiU ;be; should do this and he replied,
corraled and the youngsters will!""No, don't cut out the advertise-
scramble for their choice, which ■. ments. We get all of our radio
they wUl raise for a year and j programs without ads, and all ot
bring back for sale in 1945. {our service magazines come mtli-
The Women's Congress building; out ads.    They  seem   only  half
wifl  lie -another   favorite   eenter j there.    Don't  cut  out  the  ads.
this year with garden club exhib- j Quite   evidently   the   boys   from
its decorating the basement... and | home get a thriU.out of seeing
the young people's program -head-. what the home town guy wants
season, an additional five mallards, widgeons, or pintails, or
any combination of these three
ducksj arg now the most abundant species and are most often
concerned with crop damage. j
Liberalized   federal   regulations!
Dead, Useless Farm Animals
removed. Horses $3.00, cows $2.00-
Prompt -service, including Sundays.
CaU 4846. Adrian, reverse charges.
Adrian, Mich. Adrian Tankage Co,
OBSERVER LINERS
Classified Advertising   ,   Wanted-Ride from saline to
6c per line first insertion. 4c per , West Dearborn dafty except Sun-
tfne   each   snbseauent   insertion  \ day  arriving by- 4 p.  m.,  or to
/Ypsilanti bus station 3 p. m. Can
MINIMUM   CHAKGE  25   CENTS \ .Graydon Everett,  SaUne  126,  be-
itween 11:30 a. m. and 3 p. m.
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PHONE   65E2
BOB   MORION,   MGB.
j hning the Tuesday "events.    Some
I 32 boys and girls are entered in
the traditional spelling bee.
FRUITS and
VEGETABLES
NOTICE!!
Paper has become the nation's number 1 critical" shortage because more than 700,000
f manufactured items from
tanks to pins are shipped to
our men overseas in paper.
Please bring your own bag
or shopping bag, and look for
notice of paper drive in this
issue or the next.
Apples       2   pounds   21c j
Cabbage „ 2 pounds 10c j
Carrots .-—.-...,.— 2 bunches 17cj
Cauliflower   i^ge)   ........   35c'
Head Lettuce   14-17c
Onions ..........  3 pounds life
California Oranges, $ lbs. 60c
Grapefruit 3 pojmds 31c
Peppers
Green   pound 30c
Red ..." ,. pound 25c'
Bed Hot ......... pound 30e
Spuds, Sweet 2 pounds 21c
New Spuds   15-lb. peels 75c
Musfcmeions  ; 3 pounds -25c
Tomatoes  .... 2 pounds 15c
to buy and what he has to sell.
To us they are ads, but to them
i they   are   news   items   and   tell
On   the  sports'  front   there  is j-them that Mr. So-and-so is_ stiU
adopted for Michigan, are a con-j    £'erE
trol   measure,     W,   E.   Crouch,! Helen's
chief  of  the   game   management *novr-   '■
division   of  the  U.   S.   Fish   and
WUdljfe Service, has,stated that:i
"Frankly,  we  hope   to  control
their   depredations   as   much   as
possible   by   allowing   hunters   a
much larger bag.    Bear in mind
this is only a temporary relaxation.    The  extra bag might  be
For   Sale — Quid's   size   11-B
Personal Christmas Cards at _
Beauty Shop. Order blovm oxfords, completely resoled
                                    and sewed. Never worn since re-
no  end   of   drawing  cards,   from'on  the  job  and  that  the home      ^^_   — —o   —o—   ...
basebaU   to   the  Hillsdale-famousiflj.es   are   stm   burning   J»st ficut off at any time.   It certainly
horsepulling      contests.      Horses, when   he   left   them.     We   kick-
t-.      e. i     -r     ■       -,-er^-x    e-,-    x \ paired;   good   as   new.   WiU   seU
<    ^°l   Sanl^La^ng ^lte *lianti ^r PriceT of repair.    Also white
!?4iF^' Moor^viUe,   phone j sand£is ana Drown mhher boots,
141* 2. same size.    Mrs. Theo. Stimpson.
"Lost—Pilot's SUver wing pin.
Finder can Mrs. Robert Royal,
phone 254. 48x
from eight states wfll probably be
in the competition, while on the
baseball calendar, six teams from
four counties will be seen in action. Horse racing promises to
be about average this year, R.
L. Hughes reports, but there wfll
be good fields during the five-day
circuit.
The fair will open on Sunday
afternoon, Sept. 24, with an address by the Rev. George W.
Shepherd, L.L.D., of China, who
for six years was the special ad-
about the ads in the dailies "because it "makes"- so much paper.c|
It all depends on where we are
as to how we look at it, doesn't
it? CJust another thought on
election that we discovered in
two old letters written ta Germany in June, 1925, just after
General Hindenburg was elected
j President of Germany. Many
folks firmly, and no doubt rightly,
believe that in that election lay the downfaU of
efforts     to
FARMS WANTED
We havej-ustomers for small or
large farms. Let us -know what
you have.    If-price is reasonable,
.     .   i    For  Sate—Round  Oak  range—i ™"~" „~~■c—_T ~ ~~
wfll be  when  they   cease   to  be \    ood   or   ^      Good   COnditiom > weA ffll sell yotn-farm.
a problem in crot> damage." i 2__q Russell street 48    I    Also Vlllage homes with extra
 ' garden space.
Barred Rock  and White  Rocki'     E*  'Le}^°^'   (B,™kir)*,
pidlets   ready    to   lay.     Morton L.      .      ^?4423   Plymouth  Road,
a problem in crop damage.
The daily bag limit of 10 ducks
remains in effect, except that the
aditional five mallards, widgeons,
or pintails may be taken untfl a
countermanding order is issued.
A hunter may take an additional five maUards if his first 10
ducks were an mallards. The
same is true in the case of widgeons   or pintails.        _   _
«*      - ■ v A hT^ may *■£?.,a ^ **? I Goodyear tires on" hand"aio 's^v-
Germani^S  of  "„^'**a<*B' i°. redI eral Pre"war truck tires.    Wiedh
I Tr.pe.ilB       ny    1A     xHn-ffl oh dq el a      Kl,t     llrtf I »,nw       A ..4—     e~ix e._,-  ^^
Poultry Farm,  phone "65R2.
For Sale^—^Nice Grapes $2 per
bushel. One mUe south of Sahne,
9008  Macon road. Mrs.  Hass.
We  have  a large  stock  of new
buUd     anfG^rw!he'*is'"or~10 buffleheads', but not
Kai-Sh.ek. Music dunnje: the week war X, and made it possible for
£f?rcxJ?  ^"!^.*!!L™^5^^!iem"^racy,_ ^^.^.^."^imore   than  10   in  the  aggregate
will be furnished bv the various! the     rise     of     the     mflitaristic
county high school bands.
of the three kinds.
DaUy   possession   limit
is   20
man Auto Co.,  Saline.
        ._   —          , i a.m convmeea mat ue is a «■"'; is  no possession limit,   on   these.
know,   we're   making   so   much'0.f honor and always will be. lie ,jucks j
places these ducks are now a real! Geo.   O.    Leonard,    3905   Arkona {.
menace to fish propagation. There,road, R. F. D. No. 1, Saline, Mich.)a
f regime of Adolph Hitter. We quote
 from a letter written by a young
EASY MONEY lady   in   Leipsig:   "You   ask   m
Two strong-looking ladies who-your letter if it might be good
had been shopping climbed into a' that Hindenburg was placed at
bus," their arms filled to over-• the helm. Well, you know we
flowing with their purchases.' cannot say now. As with you,
They had evidently been on a!there are two parties here. also,
spending snree. -x  voted   for  Hindenburg because
One   said   to  the   other:   "TouJ! am convinced1 that he is a man.
low,   we're   making   so   much'of honor and always will be. H
'money   now   we   can't   begin   to'wjH never do a dishonest  deed.  |     j_yaj\y limit  on  coot is  also  25j
spend it afl." Her friend replied:' Wasn't she governed bv a '^irlt'1heCause coots compete with ducks.
"Yes. but won't it be awful when; of loyalty to a hero? Hindenburg• for fee(J
we have to go back on relief ?" at that time was a man of heroic _    waterfowl  shooting is  aUowed
We refrain from comment ex- stature, but by profession a (from half ^ hour before sunrise
cept to sav that the above story mflitarist.and not a pohtical lead-:to sunset during the 80-day sea-
is  true.—Cassopolis Vigilant,    j   j er.  or statesman.  From a letter son which opens Sept. 20. Every
— :  ' written by a widow with one son .^aterfowl  hunter  over  16   years
NflTrrH' Uving   in   Brunswick   we   quote: |of g^ must have on his or her
A/of<fent 15 1944 I have >So the election of. Hmdenburg isiperSon whfle hunting a federal
takSi over^the Insurance Pusiness; accepted with misgivm^ m Amer-,du6k   sta obtainable   at   post
o?dUX Shurte Tn tte MefS'^- The same ^ true here. Many, offices> that is properly signed. A
M„t,lal LiaMitTco &d thT^'>re for Wm,* ^but really most, ofi state hunting license is required,
delated ^^1 Flre^'^-I wfll.tliem  are against Mm   (meamngr .«$»..     .
sociatea uenerai uire yo.    J-.Y^1  .    Ke     ^ city ta Prussian Ger-: _r	
continue^.both.-campanies as  Mr.,^er ^^ ^   two   parties! aiid not of tbe anny alone.    It-
^hurtE,T^-   .p™,™™}-      jhere-the' Republicans    and    the.!did not happen fully in the aged'
ELVIN ArapRUSTEK. .. otejjhei,,^/-.steei, helmets) and the man's  life  span,   but  then came
Phone  117R2,  Sahne,  Mich.; ^f1*^. ^r Hindenburg .The Hitler who fulfiUed the fears of.-c
The    Bridgwater    Communitv'!'st-_hn_elm is a mffitarist oTganiza-] ttiose   who  were  not  hero^ wor-"t
The    Bridgewater   _commumty -XC6t,t that there is no stand- shippers.    So it behooves Amen-1
SrGSe?1ept*I  Xrt ta^^Ta?7re^ously.    We all ca^look deeply into the issues,
recess of t^omontts    A sbeei^ <Mnk  with   horror  at   the   next, before us lest we take mihtansm'
SSut   «S T%-   affito'w.   ShaU we raise our boys for away  from  other   countries  and
BriSatw towS ^  Sent  26"; th?.t purpose? We hone our fears adopt   it   ourselves.    cpfficially|
^nSSr nSS m^th will Im will not^naterianze."- There   we1 we are stepping, into FaU during*!
Md^Toet   wVWteSS-rf have two views give^n by women, these hours of September 21" and
^wa?d -aSn^ter-        * ta two sections of Germany-the 22.    The   teees   and   shsubs   are
jwwam Jiuraieister. ^  trusting  her. hero,   and  the; beginning   to   show   its   advent.
; other,  a Uttle older,  reading be-iTwon't   be   long   and   we   shan
Itween the hnes and fearing dis-j have   frost   and, snow   flurries.
»r. Frank Gifiord.  Toledo Op-[aster.     Hindenburg   lived   up   to Worst1  of all   there wiU  be tie
tometrist     Offlce:   Milan   Hotel,;his profession and first love and,dwindling coal pile  and growing
.Saturday 1:08 te 9:30 p. m, Glass-i paved the way to be the "com- ash heaps, and weanng-out snow,
es fitted.  CUth year in Milan.)      mander-in-chief"  of all  Germany ..shovels. /   ... .
For Sale—11x13 reversible rug,
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ducks," and in addition a .hunter i tress, 4 chairs and*gate-leg table,
may possess 10 mallards, wid-' 309 E. Michigan Ave., phone 70
geons,   or   pintails,   singly   or   ^1^4. 48
C°Saihra bag limits  on American!    For    Sale — Maple   breakfast-jl     All Sizes-- All Fabrics
and   red-brlasted   mergansers   is room   drop   leaf   table   and   four jl Pnce Range to Fit All Purses
boosted  to   25   because  in   some j chairs.  -Price: twenty-five doUars. j | fji f\ "V"     624  So.   Main   St.
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