1944-10-12; Saline Observer

              THE    SALINE     OBSERVER
VOLUME 63
SALINE,
WASHTENAW COUNTY, MICHIGAN; THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1944
NUMBER I
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Making Banking Easier
For Women
The check book, perhaps more^ than any
other one thing, has made hanking both a
convenience and pleasure for women who
formerly dreaded any thought or mention
of financial matters'.
The ease and certainty with which -,
obligations, large or small, may
be settled by cheek appeals to most
women. They like the convenience,
the safety, the orderliness of paying
by check.
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t[ Community Chest
Drive Starting
SEEN AH' HEARD
City Is Asked.To
Raise  $2,0Q0 For  War
.And Local  Needs.
, C,The calendars ha.ve marked to- 5
i day as a red-letter day and named.
: it   "Columbus",   for   it   wis   on
' October 12, 1492 that that vener-
Community Fair
October 26-27
Dr. McClusky
Discusses Fjomm
In arranging the program for
the year, the Community CouncU
fills the need of a large group of
people,—that of a Community
Forum. An opportunity to gather
together,    hearing    weU-informed
sable gentleman reached the shore!     ..      rp„ent „„«,.- of a erouik,speakers   (Uscussin'"*"   subjects   of
i xx    P. .__   •„„,.    -*_,,.    „l,,c,r.<*„t.   -.=*•? a recent meetings agroupy, interest   to   us   an—.followed  by
Organization Effected
To Better Promote
This   Annual   Event.
-Have  YOTJ   a
-#itli this bank?
checking   account
Saline Savings
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At a meeting of representatives i of    America    and    her    adjacent;   .".■;™j"s^^chants" and' faSneSXanterest   lo   us   an,—louuweu   uy
-a  local   service   organizations   a;islands  and  thusi^s  lifted  the' were    discussed   whereb  |periods   of   free   discussions,   the
week  or so  ago  an organization j veil of the Sea of Darkness that ^   t     commullitv SUT>Dort could Vnem'bers   of   ^e   group    taking
to be known as the Saline Com-! had   haunted   the   known   world |f^vL ^^^e S?mLs ma!'whateveJ? Part they wish,
munity Chest was set up and therefore that time. We were curiousi^e^sXol L sSe thTSn^a°
fminwintr    members     elected    to ito know who some of Chistopher' g? scnooi m swSmg me annual
following     members
/dotanbus'; contemporaries ta Ms-j "^   organized   ^   a   non.
serve  as  directors:  To  serve  onet  _ __
year,  Mrs.  Walter MacArthur  Of: tory  were  and when we P^t  t0-{     —-     --q^ .-
the   Woman's   Club,   Mrs.   Lance; gether   the   works  of  these  men.^ organization to receive mon-:
Rogers, the MOMS   and Leo.Jen- we_ saw  m   thatlist   it  became appropriated by the state to!,
sen, the Community Council;  for wind to us that only the hand^of I ^    ^ paying the premiums of- jl
two years, Alwin Gross, the City  Providence     could    Have     made fe/ed .^the lair.    ^e foUowmg.
Council,   Francis   Lockwood,    the things  come to pass  as they did;officers were elected.
Rotary   Club,   and   Mrs.   Merritt\during _    those'-. fateful      years..     president—4.   E' Hag-en
Martin for the Legion Auxiliary, • Columbus lived abont 1446 to 1506;    yice  president — Alwiii   Burk-
for   three   years,   Clarence   Fritz and   durmg that time   also   lived hardt
of  the  Ford  Mill,   Max   Fosdick, such  men  as  Erasmus,  the  Hoi-      secretary—Charles   Osgood.
American    Legion    and    Charles lander who translated  scriptures;!    Treasurer—Leo   Jensen
Schultz    to   represent   the    rural Copernicus,   who   discovered   that,     ^    followillg    members    Willi.-. .  «      _    -
area of the Saline School District  the   sun   was   the   center   of   the'S6rve  on  Ule B*ard of-Directors-:  tU2F   platforms
outside of the corporation limits, universe    and    not    the    earth; ;<-.   D   yj-n^emer,  Ferman  Clem-      ™e F°ru«1 ,.is  for fndlay ^ R~G~Wafii   phone 160
This  arrangement will  allow for Michelangelo  and  da Vmci,  the ^^   Carl  ^^33   Max Fosdick. P"20?^   of   Salme   ^   tlie   sur-,"- ^  wam' pno e x™
rotation of service so that it will kalian    sculptors    and    painters, -^.^    H ^illiam    Austin; "™™*n?   vicinity.     Help   rtirw».f
-r_,..-   ^_i...„    xx,„  Tn-._,„„.,   ,.x__4w™_   ;.   .     „  ^_ „ Ti„ror   the  topics for  discussion xsajreu  x-xoixix   anu   wmte   rtocK.
Wolverine
Parsons'.
Work     Shoes     at
We    have    government    wheal.
Saline   Mercantile Co.
George J. Klager, Auctioneer,
Phone 258861, Ann Arbor.
Personal Christmas Cards at
Helen's Beauty Shop. Order
now!   !
part they
Dr. McClusky talked this plan
over with tlie Community Council
Monday night. His interest is
evidenced by the fact that he wiU
send a representative of the Unl-
(versity to help arrange our program. Our nearness to YpsUanti
Jand Ann Arbor make it possible
for us to secure the finest speakers.
You will want to keep Monday
evening,    Oct.   30,   open   for   the
Lost—Strayed or stolen, brin-
dle steer. If located, please
phone   212F3.     '
Expert Radio Service. Brown.
Brothers, 225 South Ann Arbor
street, phone 264R3. 51
Pohofcographic work done by
Wyman Photo Service, 115 East
Mich. Ave., phone 227R4.
GUNS
.     - We buy and trade guns. R. A.
first meeting- when you wiU hear McHenry,  phone 115.
representatives of the major polit-1 	
ical  parties   present   and  discuss      Heating and sheet metal work,
furnace   cleaning   and   repairing.
\o "elecl "aS John   Calvin,-the  French" reform- 1££ Gross and Clarence Haarer   —   »££ ^g^tfonlT to^oSe' P^    >-***    *?    ^
Morton
er,  Ulrich Zwmgli,  the  Swiss  re-;     rj^g     plan     of     raismg     local member of the community Coun-
rotation of service
never   be   necessary
°"?tTSSJ'o?!thS™u_5f on »>i™'.    «»>   »'"'?   LoBior   in;mo;ey „■__ getUng laign «W" al.   l«0 je„«en; _etmS chairman;!
»&£TSS?-,S«. w,„ s.^-' SS i .Ki'Tr.'SoorSoS SSZZ S™LS2i,PiS. T2Z. *. *- *. --.«_ "s-s;
'  A.. J. . ■t~+*.A        rirvt7\^\       \\rt-_r__       -f^.T*(a_. .      . _ _ _ j „  ^1,^«."U. noniVIO^ kCS        _. _ ."-   _.     _ .	
Poultry Farm,   phone 65R2.
Used   cars - wanted.   WUl   pa>
elected as follows:
Chairman—Alwin  Gross.
, that   only   God  could  have   fore-  cial    features   winch    seemed    to Grace 0rwick, Nona Schmid, Ma-.
Wiedman Auto  Company,  Saline.
Treasurer—Charles   Schultz • ^ tte Reforma-, 5,i, *L   held,   nroviding  final  ar-  Wtate     CyOe     Lowe       ^?f™~ cows   and  yearling  bufl.   Charles
Bank
^ja-neRAi- reserve.
.SYSTEMj,
^^™^Tr the 1944-Sa-  the same time that the Reforma- ^ ^   heid,   providing  final  ar-   —~     g-^ ' imam  ^js T^a je^g   duu.   ™
1;^=^ |re|w^ber ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^'^ ^e ^d,   Max_Fosdick^ -^sehovei,   US-2o Arkona
li^lic^^ ?eCtcaSed   onQby JgSXSJf" T is * sfgnSl -^u^ft V^T aiTS Ml'S. Raymond BeUlUOie   i    All ladie^^t^in bowing
members of the six organizations ^>"%______   ^^ ^fKn fl 11ttlp m0re' „^,"" 5^tB«t    a   net.  show  ex-i        (TTom the  Clinton Local this   year,   please   meet   at   the
The One Story Bank On the Corner
members ot tne six «S*^«™? c^t   t00   that Vnthin a little more'"mng Contest.  A  pet  show   ex-|        (Trorn  the   Clinton  Local this   year    please   meet   ax    tue
j represented.     The:  total  goal  set ■      ^ ^^ these event. V^nm. ^   c^stumes   con-!    Mrs.  Maxine BeUmore, wife  of bowling   aUey   Oct.   12,   at   7:30
! ; for 1944 is $2,000.    Of this  am e  Mayflower  brought ?Tt' for -the   younger   folks    on  Raymond  Bellmore   *-*  -  TT	
ount *1,B0B is our quota assigned tui  yen*  F1r       ^  refugees  to ™Lv versity hospital, Ai
This is Worth Looking Into!
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Wheniyou flrid.-a feed uncfcange'd'iitwtlrilionar'puncli'.'lroni'',
. peacetime — it's certainly worth looking into. "When you -find
that feedcis fed DAILY by thousandsccf money-making pout-"
trymen— is "requested" flockowner.feeding by hundreds of
hatcherymen ~.y.ou know there's something "potent" in it.
-There is!—APPETIZING buttermilk and PROTECTIVE
vitamins A.cD, E and G — in Semi-Solid "E'VEmuIsfon.
I& GOOD with any ration, costs mighty little to feed.
It lias helped lift the laying average of many.a flock
up ilo a "good pay" level. We'have it in 25, 50 and
■*■    TOO Jb. sizes. You'll ce smart to .look into it TODAY!
Friday.
died  in Uni-  p. m.
Ann Arbor, at 4 .
>j.,oiru. is vixx   uxixixv. exx,~xax—        o-ffirro   of  relieious
to us by the county organization, ^ * shoPre of ASfirtoClnd" rince. * ^ents and rooms will be made o'clock    Sunday    morning,    after J    For  Rent—  Four   room  upper
and it is  hoped  that  Salme will ^LST^°L   '■■_*«   lUnon.*    the-.T^S^^t-T.   ,1B,,ni   entertaining, being-  a  patient there   since  late,income. Heat and water.    Adults.
aaiinevnu America   has    become    the available  with  usual  entertaining. being  a  patient
raise $500 or more for local uses   tnen    ^e.™ _ I™ am tobe held each evening! Saturday evening.    Only 28 years
such   as    tteM   Scouts,    Boy ^n   « ^g ^^   ^   y^,progiam^o .   .     ! of   age,   she has   passed   through
such.   a.a    mc    uixx    ^.v.«^—,    —~j        .   .     f   pverv
Scouts,   Conim^  Co«l    ^ ^Jligio^  mIoW:" E ;u'^ Zji™   lists   are   being many     days     of " illness     whichj
All  amounts  collected above the wmx    g ^     preSeftt-! prepared   and   will   be   given   to  brought  an early  ending  to  her
$1500 as^ment ^U r^n m ^^^ ^J        to * £Ke   in    the    near    future ; eai-thly   career      She   was   born I
Saline.     Our   quota   of   $1,500   is  "^y "America    is    God's  ^rfonwhile   each should be think-'Sept.   13,   1916 at Macon and all
**__3____^*£?^^ g^d,CHis   demon-  ^_TgSSg   some   of   their  her ,Ufe  was   spent  in  this  com-
amzations—War Pnsoners^a.; gtFat.on    centeri . where   He    hasiye|r's   work   ready   to   enter   the munity. _.	
to   the brought representatives of all the first day of the fair.
-- • ---1-   — - --—" —"T° '     -      •-   —=zes will
Wn the solicitor calls, let us \ world's  proving   ground. _ As   we'whicn    are    d!te?min^"bi  the  Oielsea;   one_ sister,^Mrs, Walter
orgi
income.
119 East Henry.    Inquire at 117
East  Henry or call phone 7.
We have a large stock of new
Goodyear tires on hand, also several pre-war truck tires. Wiedman Auto Co.,. Saline.
Wanted—To    rent    by   reliable
etc.,  but  53%   of it  goes   tothe. £o^ a    son_    Duane; ^er jpeople a 6 or 7 room home in Sa-
USO  for  the   benefit   of  service- ™g^^gg_  HWe   are    the! o^igiving  the  most  points,! mother,   Mrs.   B.   H.   Sarvey, _ of ilme   or  nearby.     Inquire   of  Mr.
"3i le^To°rlthSe Pwo^ggfers0^d-Col^mb^s'^afd received^F^toit Hagen Craig,- of Macon; two brothers,
remember that we m ^nenca go t*e ^^f^^^y^ever ^alre^yTurned of many live-.Leland Graf of Saline and Lena-
have been fortunate, we have not  anu "»'»>s• * ii,-m-„„=- "^ 7 .   . '«.•„*,.  *„n   wnns.  It  is  nor  Graf of Ann Arbor.
Thomas at Schmid's Food Market.
jbeen forced to flee from our homes Knew ot uie Su-uS6, .„_ ^x SC0CK ^  ulDii  x_  „__.   l^teSS We^S
'.norhavewe been bombedout. We freedom going on m Europe, and hopeci. that  the   wohien  will  ex-|    Funeral services were- held Wed- ia  *ood  limniv  ™w   wn^
have   not   .suffered   as   have   the vice   versa,    and    neither    could hibit much of their canned fruits,, nesday afternoon at 2 o'clock inip0Sitrv Si?™!.
war-torn   -areas   in   Europe   and. either    group    know    that    what baked   goods   and  sewing. '"-- TT *™<«.,,i i,«me.  xirifh tJiel * ^ jmuue oor^.
Asia—so let's express our thanks I they   were  doing  depended  upon I 	
with a gift to the SaUne Commu- the   Other  group   in  shaping  the -n      ■.   -p„„0.vai|c1   AnAnes
nity Chest to help those In need,  history    of    the    world    and    of V-fOOQ   riOgld.IU   V/p«»i»
— j America.   ^.Neither  do  we know "Woman's   Club   Year
Tfia^i'Pr.Ti. S^nv now what-plans God had in send-; ,	
i^astcxii   vuxi ing  our men  over all   the world: Wallace Watt,   Guest
the Hause funeral home, with the
Rev. C.  E.  Foltz   officiating,   and
Wanted
Dead   and  useless
' the burial was made in .Riverside \ „f "'^."'C" _. vJ'nX" —" *S"-7TT;.
1 cemetery. The—bSafers were i *™\ h%ses ^- C°WS ?2 Call
! Leland and Lenador Graf, Walter | £,0ll?f Tecumseh 350. Cacrrol
i Craig, B. H. Sarvey, Robert BeU- j Krost> Licensee for Darling -& Co-
more and Louis DeGroff.        ,      ;    TI_ - . .
B|)ealVK,  „„ , «,       !    Relatives and friends from cliel- ! OT1W^te.        YG   °r  6"r°0m- b/_ae'
SMormative Addrels.     .sea, Manchester, Saline. Ann Ax-^ °r ^ Q°°f'  "S8™- ^oor
-*"" i,u-"111""'1 ,___'   XTr„„„„   -nitwit   T>pfprshursr. ;.apartment.     Unfurnished.     Near
Morton PdUtry Farai
$2.00 DISCOtPT PER TON AT €AB
■JBOB   MORTON,   MGR.
I?l«_.««r.   f\f  ftffipATS! ,to bring the news of our way of; Speaker,  Gave Inspmng
£iieCUOIl "UI   \juii«3iB     -»n.  '.yfg  to hitherto  almost unknown. And Informative Address..     ___., -------^   -.-^^x   p tbrff ;.ap*"""="■-      u^.^^01^.
The local chapter of the Eas?V;areas   for not  only  are vour  sol-1 .  bor,   Wayne,   Detroit>   ^rsDugg,  gtores      Graydon   Everetti   ph0Ile
ern  Star held their annual meet-V djers 'bringing democracy to other!    ^g  Saline Woman's  Club con-;Macon   and   Adrian  attended   "ie,   2g
ing at their hall on Monday evej: ,ands    but   t^y   are   setting   up ' vened for  their  first meeting  of f services.    ^  •  :	
ning,   Oct.   1,   with   election   ofl. • a christian mission station, ^g c-urrent club year on Tuesday, TT.TJSHED' Especially   equipped   to   repair
officers with the following results: d ^^ works are great. We aftem0on, Oct.3, at the Methodist S^EKS TO BE |^™jaay!auto P"^ Md cfarm mactonery.
Worthy Matron-Delia Austin. \m c6ntend _____t we at home will chunai parlors as the guests of Sewers mil be MM^ ^aay 1 w-M^» r.. „n ««/!■ Rrnoir.,
Worthy   Patron—Huga   Austin^have  fco let me  soldier  and  his g^   new  president,   Mrs.  Walter and Saturday, Oct. 13 and J.4.
Associate Matron—Laura Mann. • chap]ain lead the way when they : MaCArthur.     in   connection   wffh .	
Associate     Patron   —    Ernest ,return    ^^though   the   tenipera-  mis meeting a reception  tor-tne j    r.TiC,j-.j>-iTj?j>   T ttsJTTRC
Mann. ; tures soared to summer levels last women teachers and wiv«sg>of men |    (JcbliiK V HiK   LiU^ H.K.3
Secretary—Lena Davenport.       < week we noticed that people were teachers  of tche local*scliool was;
Welding of all kinds. Brooks
Brothers wiU fix it. if anyone
can.    Phone 101.
Good  wood   to   cut  on  halves.
Will furnish bucksaw and tractor.
.Also good cherry and white Oak
standing timber. _Call after 6:30
f>BONE  c65B3
■www— — ./ — -    yygen       V» V*     uuviuv-       — i-   -        -  .. ,    [,cavilulu        **■*- *— X J ' -
Treasurer—Helen   Westphal.        ; suspicious    of    the .lasting; held ^th an eccellfint attendance. a   cmrintrer snanlel 9740
Conductress—Marian Henng.      ^^ties of the warm weather andi    snowing the business session,I    Found—A sP^™fer fP^1' ,MW,_,„u_u___B   «».«=.    —
Associate Conductress —Jessie ;^.entabout putting up their storm !wWch   included  a  report  of  the Milan  road,   phone   145R22.      .    lp   m     Phone.204F2.
Deede- ___ >.„ „„ :doors   and   hanging   their   storm County-Federation   meeting  held, second hand electric; 	
The   other   officers  are by ap- QWS ^^ an ^ Qf "I don't; at ^^er ta May after the close j    *^&£-™gfc s^_\\   214 N.
-iWintment and have been made.    I|trust „   CTeen   a&ers   these l^  _  last  club  year,  given  by coo^stove     JacoD bmitn, zj.4 in ,
 I days certainly Ipiow the value nf.I^   Edward   Clark,   delegate  to ±iams street.	
Cominsr Auctions j resourcefulness and it seems- thdy: tte session,  Mrs.  Charles J°T^     T^st—Black leather billfold on
^Oiumg au , iearning some  of the fhrills; took charge of the program and     ^^ff0^ *™£f of   _lroger
Stanley B.   Smitii wiU  hold  a        ^.^^ pleaSures under-mod- ^gented Mrs.  Robert Merchant, Wednesday   m   ama   OIJ£g
sale at the  old  Fred kalmbach em   circumstances.     A  week   or ^ho    played    a    piano   number   store.   Reward,   pnone x***x--
farm, three miles north of Saline | saW ^Dunch of fifteen! «Nocturne"   by   Chopin,   followed       	
on the Ann Arbor road onl Friday, s    ty ^      ^.j ^is out for'fe    a vocal dUet with Mrs. ^J^S^-m be ci0Sed from Nov.  choice   of   20   out   of   32   large
Oct. 20, beginning at 12:30 p. ml £       rt     ^t minus  tlie'^t and Mrs. Frank  CajnpWni    More toJI lie ooaea rrom c^gg Wool ewes> _ to 6 years
v.   ver   Tfrns team   of   horses   and   steel-tired 1 singing   "O    Sweet   Mystery   of. l«n un jnov. _u.su __     _ (ftM    ■cMmrrn -Nrtssiev  Saline nhone
,    Dead, Useless Farm Animals
! removed. Horses $3.00, cows $2.00.
• Prompt service, including Sundays.
Call 4846. Adrian, reverse charges-
Adrian, Mich. Adrian Tankage Go.
For  -Sale-^Choice of 12  young
Coarse    Wool   rams,    also   your
E. W. Time.
Auction  Saturday,  Oct. 21,   10 Leiu"   »«■"""»-   «—-     auieuis      w        ___
a.  m.   3850  N. Territorial Road,tW?gon -wheels  on the hay  rack. • Love,  ^th Mrs. Merritt Martin
corner Earhart Road."  Claud R.lT11^   had  balloon   tires   on   the-at ^g piano.
Leland, Prop.,  Cap.  Smith, Auct. wheels  and  their prancing  steed j    ^   ^^   ^^i speaker   of   the
a.,„+,-„„      rv,mniAtp     disnersal:Was a huge farm tractor. But no I af ternoon   Wallace   Watt   of   the
Hugh O. Keveling,
Keveling's Drug Store.
1 old.   Edwin Nissley, Saline phone
J162F22. 1
For   Sale—Moscovies   ducks.   Ai    "Wanted—-People in this vicinity
Shepherd and CoIBe female j who .-have any legal printing re-
-x- -  —!« I milT.pi.   in    the   settlement   of   es-
Grand
Farm.
A.   J.
Smith,   Auct.
US^16-   BS^b^i tail ligbt lantern that continuaUyidelinquency,    which   he   hehev«
.  Bruce,  Prop.  <^-P; S^tened to go out and made itwas invariably conditioned by de
The rates are universal in such
Auction.  ' Complete     a***^2^»^. £^^tato^ in  the   settlement  of  es-
sale   Sat,   Oct.   14,   10   a.   m.   5 ^^^  alv^ys   something   tiiat ^r>  ^s presented,  who gave-a *B■*> S*« to someone^wno wu   fe -^ confer a favor by
miles east of Brighton,, or three. ^ ^^ ^^ to ^ occar^   interesting   and   instructive -8™**$^^^    **' U      ' ■ having it sent to this newspaper.
fditioned^v^i    -Wanted-Someone  to
^ o ^i^ient' child 4 years old 5 days
;_!_.___,   jx.xx\xx. n*>ppq<?arv   for   tne  steeu  to   ium- Unaueni; parenus ana a aeiuiyuc.ii>. fin.\  nft<>r fi ti   m   week'necessary
Auction    Cattle,   Farm   Tools, ^^ for  tail, light ™_unity-a   community   which j» to  5  <M1^^«^ ^^i Judge to send them to The  Sa-
miles east of Brignton   or  u"«' t Uanket to an occa- very   interesting   and   instructive *-- " " ?" ^~d
miles west of New Hudson. 6650 ^f » geemed to be  t^.      £  on   the   proWems   of  youth, 7687   Maple   roaa.
Gmnd River US-16.   Bmce Stock |»'"\ 1^t       tinually whicll   he   t^beved;    „T__^.    ,-„___
-Wanted—Someone  to   care  for i matters and to have your notices
5 days a week,! appear in   this  paper it is  only
. i    to   g^jj   jjjg   proijate
_._. _--     - -        „__„„_>.  r,f every   uiue   wxxxxx.  xx,x   *^xx,~0— tuiiiiiiuuK-j    «•   >.- r       •_  „nr. ■ davs    au   aay  aunuays.   otmutsio,;«—B-   —  —
Grain,  Feed, Etc. On account of         *        t     But  they  had  fun. is reluctant to take steps in cor:402E   Michigan Ave,  1st floor, line Observer,
the death of my husband I have ^f™e ^  when you are in recting   criminal   tendencies   and_402  E. Mienigan a    , 	
me aeaui uj. xxxy  __-,^^.« --•—--  jf-g-  j^g  ^^y   when  you are  in rfecting   criminal   tendencies
decided to  quit farming and WiU  g-  y mg*Tbst   and   you   hear tteir causes because each one
sell all the personal P^P^ ^'sounds  like  a  planing mill or  aiafraid to stick his neck out    „»   reacll Dearborn not later than  4
the farm, located 1 mile east of at   a   farmer's fear of criticism for jacnous per bug   Jine tQ
Prospect  RoaA, at   9321   Geddes t ^ alarmed—they sonal  reasons.     He   said  tot a. P.     ^ ^^   except   Sunday.
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
Apples  2 lbs. 18c
Cabbage    Z lbs. lOe
Carrots    bunch lie
Fresh Dates       lb. 65c
Onions     3 lbs. 17c
California Oranges,  5 lbs. 60c
Grapefruit .—:  lb. lie
Green Peppers   lb.  20c
Michigan Spuds —... peck 75c
Idaho Bakers   5 lbs. S3c
Tomatoes  -  2 lbs. Sc
Hums      It).   15c
Peaches (last chance) ....lb. 10c
Grapes,   California  ....  lb.   13°
Concord Grapes lb. 5c
Cauliflower LARGE   S.9c
Ypsilanti.    on   imaav,    1^1..    j.o,     - _
commencing at 12:30   Mrs. Her- It's  their new meat sheer,
man   Kincaid,   Prop.   Cap   Smith, like bread sJ--—- =*—*« *>",.
for     "Wanted—Ride   from   Saline   toi l^W       A   ^** __7*
AH Sizes — All Fabrics
Price Range to Fit All Purses I
prospect  iwa«   ^   ™~£   ~r";-f wood pUe, don't be aiarmea—tut*  sonal  reasons.     He   saia  ^ » £,     -^        ^^   except   Sunday.
Road,    Stt    "^Sug^jS, «£**^£i^^ Return, trip als^ it possible leav-
" like bread slices, steaks and' chops had   „„„•„„   =ince ^v^^^
' will probably be -uniformly sliced.  and   had   been   ^^"^f.^r, line 126.
Auct. _.           How nice! €LTalking about Colum- Sept.   1.    Anyone  with problems *™ "°
new ijiuiu uuium.^ —  -  jj
tew meat sheer,  wow Washtenaw   and   other   counties ■DegLTb-ori_ midnight   Graydon i I ^ ^-y   624  So.  Main  Sfel
Jices, steaks and chops had ^en estabhshed m TpsiiMiQ ^^^^ piease phone-cpUect Sa-.| Jt1 UA     Ann Arbor. Midi. |
9 oz —
1 pound —...
I2c
I8c
,   . „.,„,., Mueller's Macaroni Special
Mother ^ke*wllhe. 1 ^^^ miCaxol^ 9 dz.
"Di&i't the Butcher have any or ^^ ft  straight Macar01li| t____.
beef?" txw spaghetti, Thin Spaghetti.
^1 didn't ask him, Mom.   He ( 9 oz _       .       I2c
ted just sold an oxtail to a
lady, and I knew that was the
last part of the animal,"
chimed Willie.
P. S. "We have anything
your little heart desires in
Beef, Pork, Vea^ or Lamb,
rad just sold an oxtail to a
Just have us prove it.
IT   FLOATS
9 9%,% PURE
IVORY SOAP
Auction.    Sat, Oct. 28th, com- Jtiwv iuub: ^.i^ux.^,  ___       ___
"-e John bus   reminds   us   of  a   story  we wag'invited  to  avail   themselves!
1 Mac- heard some weeks ago about «in  --   . -«_-.•_._.;
Warren Englishman who came to
Road between j.\apici. ^.d Got- United States and inquir
fredson Roads,   1  mile  south  of asked,   "Who   did   you   say
.       „   „*.„ .„Am_ onvered   America?"   The   answer, lems of"mental behavior.   It was
4 mencing at 1 p m., on the
"     " -*"Tner
at  10685  Warren -Gills""""""*    «—      .^„,	
Road  between   Napier   and   Got- United    States    and    inquiringly ^ charge -which includes a nsy- v
fredson Roads,   1  mile  south  of asked,   "Who   did   you   say   dis-  chiatrist able to discuss the prob-'
the Ann Arbor TraiL The under- covered   America?"   The   answer, lems o£ mental behavior.   It was
,  • _-_.„ +„ -Mtmta-nl,   so of   course,   was   "Columbus."   He a   forceful   presentation   of   the
mencins  "■»- A v *"•; ""  r~ Z^~   b^ard some weeks ago about the of   the   opportunity   to   taiK   tne-
Kelly farm,  formerly J°bn^ g£s~   who    cSme   to    the TOfatter  over with, the ^ciahsts f
kenberg  farm,   at  1^85 _WaCTCT. ^s^    gtatea    &nd    inquiringly ^ charge -which mcludes a _psy-»l'
uie juu" xx-.x~x   x--—   -         pourse    was      »joiuiiiulu>.     us a    torcerui    iinMcu^.""-    —
signed is moving to Montana   so «?£«»• to   ^^   across   the Object   close   to  his  beaxt   and
"*   °*?r.5 *£T  iJ^SZ oSa^d when he got pretty nJd   and   well    worth   heaenng
John   Kelly.   Prop.    Cap    fanutn, ^ ^^t fae ag?in ft^ed ^ co^. again
will   offer  5 rooms  of  lurmture. !..»..««.»   ._    — 	
John   Kelly.   Prop.    Cap    Smith, continent and when he got pretty ^jg   and   well
Auct. , cfar west he again asked his com- again
nanion.   "Who   did they  sky  dis-    5At" me   ^ogg   of  tjjg   pro
"^jy'^^lV3?" refreshments were served by
--vveu,     0c^  the  English- j    N    Le^^g   andi'Mrs.   Th
man,   "How   could   he miss   the shurtz presiding, at the tea table
Comm-Uniration " ^r^ellF'sm  the" "English- 3-riTl^te   and" Mrs.   Thomas
pie of Salme. man,   "How   could   he   miss   the shm-to- -nresidins- at the tea table
I wish to thank all the residents iWnin' place!"  Some years ago Sh v^fc^vlred with T b^au!
,   .,._._.   ■._,„„«->,   „wehst „M ,ooo M„fh -,n(i centered with
To the People of Saline:
Se" for" helping   to   make we   heard   the   British   novelist tiful lace cloth-^entered
Saime   ior        ty^  ^ fine George   Bernard   Shaw,   on
success that it was. Also thanks_ radio     fronv. _™»gfB*„'"
of
the recent paper
»^^sus>=iJE=r- = svant-jaars'-s--
xxhxxxx. ..-•-. "--.„„   of addtaess   to 'America  say,   -They ^ ^ held on Tuesdav afternoon
Sf ^bSS ^S^^ SS* S alwetea&ng^ Sia^Ul^ent^subject
W. Jakad Salvage Chairman.
Water Djies Are Due m Ul_ __— ..   _        .
.   Will be at Citizens riank Mon- Jea^zed the size and extent of our lolls to brmsr the Honor ™%^,
day,   Oct.   16,   to   collect   water u^ted  States  they woudn't  get to  da.te so that it may be pulg-
dues. " """""*      J ~"   "*"
Frank. Camburn, * Treasurer.
same language. Til have to come r^e   meeting   will   begin   at   4
over there and see for myself be- o'dock.
fore   I  believe   it"   Anyway,   if . -   *
neonle  in   other  countries  reaUy      xhe  American Legion is *nx.-...
*   S.    . x..    _=_ x.,^ n-^i-oTii- nf mir ;„.,„ +r> V.THT10- trip  Honor Ron- un .
SALINE
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AIR-CONDETIONEiD
.   Gome as late as 9:30 at nigbt and «ee a complete show
so fresh! and periiaps vre wouldn't lishecTsoon in The Observer,    If
jlaye  a  war •e^ery dtlSrter  cen-vou ktl0w  of any  names  which
T-, „ .      , to*?- CWsEtching the propess of.^o^d De added, please let Max:
.byes X/Xamin»d . the  war w*  can't helo thinking Fosaick or Henry Ormsby know-
Dr   ITrank  Sifford. Toledo  On    Mli   'beliftvin&   "»»%'  Eiseiihower ^   soon  as you  can. -   \
-ur.. ifraiiK faisora, Toledo op-  (trskislated    iron    worker)     will J .    !
tometeist     Office:   Milan   Hotel, so0tt .^eak that  "Watch on  the'  ~ ~ —— ,
«S!f ml ,^^- ^itaf J^6'"     Let'»   hope-   t0&-   «^« ting on the WestwaH as our sol-'
es fitted. (Utb year m Milan.^     -^x^ ^ ^^ Humpty Dumptcy sit- dies go through it.
Fri.,  Sat,  Sun.,  Mon, ^Tuesday October  13-17
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