1944-10-19; Saline Observer

              -ALINE
VER
VOLUME 63
SALINE, WASHTENAW COUNTY, MICHIGAN,'THURSDAY,  OCTOBER 19„1944
NUMBER   2
Making Banking Easier
For Women
The check book, perhaps morem than any
other one thing, has made banking 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.
i Have YOU a checking account
with this bank?
THE COMMUNITY PAIR
BOOST IT!     EXHIBIT!     ATTEND!
Saline Savings
Bigger And Better
Fair Coming Next Week t
SEEN AN' HEARD
Prcjmlum last Of
All Events And
Awards Distributed*
■ C'The .*frost is on the pumpkin,;
land the fodder's in the shock,",
j so King the poet years ago, and i
* the past week has proved that '
i these    truths   recur   year   after i
Interesting Letter
From Charles Burkhart
Describing   His   Trip
From Massachusetts
To   Sonny  Califoi^iia.
Community Council
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Costumes, Prizes, Cider, Doughnuts!
Snake   Dance.
Spooks and Stuff.
Stage Show.
BIG    HALLOWE'EN    PARTS),
-Eair only one week away the dif■
ferent committees are working
hard to complete their plans
which   will   make   this   event   an
Little   Kids,   Big   Kids,   Leave
and Mrs.  Raymond Burk-; your soap at  home  for washing
    .ecently   received   the   fol- windows.     Put   on   your   funny'
has   varied   through,   the   years, j jo-^ing   letter    from    their    son,: faces  and join the Snaice. Dance
m.iL    .. ,    _. ^™„_?t,r year,  except that the manner of
With   the   annual   Community! ^^ the fodder _in the  shock j tert   recenay   reCeived   the
Mr.
Wolverine
Parsons'.
Work     Shoes      at
We
Saline
have    government
Mercantile Co.
wheat.
George   J.   Klager,   Auctioneer,
Phone 258861, .Ann Arbor.
Lost—Strayed
die    steer.    If
phone   212E3.
or  stolen,   brin-
located,     please
Old Jack Frost still employs his, charies, describing his trip across at the school, 8 o'clock, Hallow'
same  old  system in putting thei^g   United   States   from   Salem, i e'en night, Oct. 31,
frost   on   the   pumpkin,   but   the!Mass    to  san Diego,  Calif.,  with       ~ "    *
°UTh^nSl^ts liave been very,fodder is *° lo"feI "* ^^^l a~ttree"-tey~ stopover  at' home! ing,  Oct.
b££>Tb3^i&w^^ xMr Awasdatedoct-3:     	
tions, for ^ch toe m^e= ^  j
veiy   grateful.     Many   have;^    ^-^^   ^&    the    cornl    Well, I am in sunny California.!
Grown ups,  first Forum meet-
"30.
Pohotographic work done by
Wyman Photo Service, 115 East
Mich. Ave., phone 227R4.
''Boy, O Boy, what weather! Peo-!
off    the   husks    with    a,\Tt-tp   sHll    in    bathinsr   suits    "-■' '■
andi
OBSERVER LINERS
Classified Advertising
j GUNS
I    We buy and trade guns.
: McHenry, phone 115.
R. A.
V-
taien booths m which to exmbxt' breaking off the ears and
their av^laWe merchandise. These        „'     off   £e   husks   ^th   a Dle- - stul   {__   bathing
^audtorilT    ^ °n m ^jWW or one whittled fi»m! ^t'fLi" ttey^ planning on!6c per Une firk insertion 4c per
aU^°™al school as well as theL^"^ SSto^'rT^-n^ "?* °f SSt^bSSS'  ^™*   ^uL^Ztlnstr^n
different     departments     in     the' £*etotf ™th atea^*££|*ut I .will have to see that before
local school v^l be given a proni-!there waff a ^^ 0>  tWQ during,I
3SSr^S^Hir?nySS™w« : "husking    time_   in    every    home.jas you  hear   abouti  Having very      For Sale—Corn in shock. Phone
ex"  122R3. 3
For Sale—Hickory nuts. Ray
Burmeister, Saline - Manchester
road. 3
believe  it.
The palm   trees  are  the  samej
thei. Hie able to assemble :,lua,uu«    ■-""<=    m    =•"..     """"-• i as you hear  about,  having very
Sent   Arthur"_%-en   has^^T^.^t.^8.^!.11 _^?i tMck   .trunks, and   a   little
MINIMUM CHARGE  25  CENTS
Heating and sheet metal woiit,
furnace cleaning and repairir_
R. G. WaHl, phone 160.
rn^v   favora^   resuoSls   from Romeos   took   their  Asking  pins  plosion..   of   leaves   at   tche   top.,
S^y„..„fa^°rafiL>.reS)°^ %xr^H in hand and marched to  a field £he   streets   are   %vide   ana   the'
enter   their   favorite
for    a   husking   bee   while
, The   streets   are   wide    and   tne'    -p0T
the; whole place here is very modern.' each.
are of:
Sale—Young   ducks,
Phone 116R2.
$1.001
Barred Rock and White Rock
pullets ready to lay. Morton
Poultry Farm,  phone 65R2.
5 Gal.
limited   stock.
Co.,   Saline.
farmers   to
alSTSklke to" tiSSett Ju«etS t0<* a *ee*e md thil?We '• ^e" hom"e7 and' buildings   .
SS ThSstoy afternoon. *nd *^rcl";d  to  the. same place; Spanish type of design and nearly!    For  ____ie—Two  outdoor toilets.
STeaSy   seven   teaS7 have  been■t^lSVmSSiiSti'11^ their   "patio"  or garden Hammond  School.    Call 195F3.
entered to compete in the horse S^^by^Xhfc rf^ ito ^ ^,^^2?" i ''    For    Sale-Reo    panel,    motor
pulling contest which will also be %£J£^ &n£^   ta    uEffl^1"1^ VT ,fJ™»r,n   <;,mnv !    Por Sale-Rabbits and hutches, overhauled,     tires     fair.       $150.
Sk^Sng^r^en^wil! ^^os^il &$__?-To :£?  *£ £ ^J^%&,*«** ^J^^^- Ave.      Swiss Cletner^ ___» Arbor.     3
^^r^ciS^a^^arid- ^c^rgo%nC^^ !5*~«    «   ca^=T WUl   p.
Alcohol for automobiles.
' can   for   $5.00.
Wiedman Auto
Bank
gin   class.
' judgedl   by
The   horses   will   be
havine   their   riders harmonica  and the kitchen floor • nearly ^ year around. It is about 270
navmg    uicix     *•"";_   was a p-ood nlace f or a few turns   -,-,   _!.„   „t/i   x-h*.   *„o-   «,«:*■   Uffert     '"'
nished, 4 rooms and bath. Phone
SSS-^-^t^ ^sr r^j^e^^^^;*^_<&J* ^J?st ^
top prices for good late mode!,-
Wiedman Auto Company, Salin
la   case
of   bad   weaker   ali "^ JTiTJ^^ nlf3 itout an hour or so^ago.
Found—Large white rabbit with
in    case    OI     ua.u     wcauiici     <xxx   aw--™--,*-    Airinvino-    vmppt    n,i,pv'      _    i.    .           n—*-_T        t-x,„     ruuuu—"«ge  wmue  rauoit. wiui
stock may. be taken home Thurs- ^^aJ^kes3°^fll. To^knows"' J^^TL.^llx^™  ^ black ears.   iWWter Towler, phone
The One Story Bank On the Corner
mostly   just   sitting    and 155^
^        *x   -.xx.        ~.^~ -„ <v.«== ap   and friedcakes.   Well, who knows, train
33S^S-C&"«SSL -^ -^-"Mar   of   fa™  ma-;^Siing thCscenery.    From the	
Sfo^nuiStySioTldplanto.at- Chme^ *™X be tot^this od: ^      lands of central ^«b toi  Automobile heaters. Hot air and
tend  the  jnd^g  ^d.aft^oon^m^ ^LTto PST^ ^ TOter'    Wiedman  Aut°   °°-!we  have  a
events which begin at. 1 o clock. ..        ,   often      -* ^^ Mteht| ^ouOiwest   Itonsas   to  tomb   %_\___xoa.
; For Sale—New milch H0lst<^n
cows and yearling bull. Charles
Gresehover,   US-23   and   Axkona
. road. 8
!Vi?Say aftemoS ^iU be ^vot- «**■ » ? ^f "^ ^ere ^*| ^^~«tes5T ^nge  lands  .and
«WStSSSStea.boys «^:^.,2^;toMA"^fc«««fi*^!5^******■ ..^o-n.^ugh
«a...
girls.
For   Sale—^Acorn  and  Hubbard
nuvines ior   uie   uvya   «"i".fiov<!"   ^TThut   hie,   manic   riirortlv ~        J   -.t Tr T  >„™.„   ~i.Al      ror   aale—ACOrn   ana   ilUDDara
Kj^s-sEsiTig'sisr^-A-acwiS^^
•fm- .nrt7oo   nt   i    o>f»lnt_k      Cash  ""X,J1 mxxx jtxxkkjx huku i«^. u«i^ thine   I   nave   ever   seen   in   mj • - 	
Iwa^Twtute giv°enClrany^nd.t^e to £»«-; g-^-J- » «* i» «» taa«, on trie orange!    For   s^^.   G.   C.
all pets these interested exhibitors j «*™aw ha^ Oie m^t beauitiM ar- j te They are beautiful stock    hog.    Herman
iaveT   The judges will no doubt -."?  *   ^ef in   tow    ranto1    But J V^* ^3°^J^^: mian Pho»e 386F21-
«M    close    decisions    m'-2f.^L."f ._ __J:-^l._tS.-f^f, ern country, while every one else,   _
sow,   one
Bruckner,
rib-i^0?1 yeUow on some branches tojseelned   to 'get  very   bored  and!
find    many
.awarding the different blue rib- j""!" c^T""n"oVhers~ PA"rtiamVr f s^emfia ^ ^7^ ^Jt^J^'i Lost—Black leather billfold on
bona, rfose who do not have P^'Sj^.ffl, ^Kfe'^ffl^Si*8*1^? ta- fro-nt ot «*°g"
^„**ZZ&Z mth_   S?yc£W aU  maples   don't have  the »*^ a'Snch ho^Sid*ta«S 1Store
either    decorating
•tricycle,   wagon   or
Reward.    Phone 144F12.
,.  large stock of new
Goodyear tires on hand, also several pre-war struck tires. Wiedman Auto Co., Saline.
Wanted—To rent by reliable
people a 6 or 7 room home in Saline or nearby. Inquire of Mr.
Thomas at Schmid's Food Market.
Semi-Solid Buttermilk in drums
and barrels for poultry. We have
a good supply on hand. Morton
Poultry Farm, phone 65R?.
Wanted
Dead   and  useless
£££?«££"these "STav^fe ^g^L&TE^ •*££ *»&•   - -~ — —-, . v .
-Potatoes,   $2.25   per
Hickory nuts $1.00 peck.
^Piroxa.bitth^tOxweanlng (4-mo.^U you can
:S<K .more ^riUk protitably at market anij
:«tUl .-raise strong, .v^orou|( -.thrifty .calve*
-21-you 'feed
;niLSBURY'5 BEST CMF SARTER
Palatable, .easily .digestible, rich in pro*
'jtein*] ,vitamiai» .And mineral*, lit snfeiy
^ftakes the place of about four-fifths of the
,snUk.   Ecssier to feed, Ecc-*-s=ves labor.
JHUHilJE
^iress .up   m
tume,    funny    or    otherwise.
parade Will -conclude ithese activi
. ; Apparently a lot of the boys are>while traveling through the Pan-!
going!   to   have   chicken   dinners' x    °-._.   _. _.^.-_ =_ «-— i
For Sale — Circulating heater, i
collect    Tecumseh     350.     Carrot
Frost, Licensee for Darling & Co..
-,.-,... , _ .^handle that part of this is Hop-1
SiesTat 2:30 which everyone ^^ j g^aSSJ^^SSL^S^t ^S i £^ Ob-«V*     old    stamping
^^ottefnew feature will be a' ^^/V»^ti %_ /%%^ I    I think half the people.In M ££  1QQ M   le Saline
Kg Scramble for ambitious young: gJSSroited chfckeS cannedSr Ta§° W^r ^gh l16 ! ~—— '-
farmers.     Prea   Hagen   has .ax- ™^   a7d a Sal ^_T of 20! ^e of habit Wanted-5   or   6   room  house,
ranged for -six gilts to be given J^ifrf nrocLiKv ^otunteers i     °£e cnarac^ got1l°^T.^!j^ one or two floors; or main floor
away to the lucky boys, who win v^necesS ^bet ttaTSi ft ^CSOn;,-An^h ^^l"^dJ_l .apartment.      Unfurnished Near!    Especially-  equipped,  ta-j-epair
be   able   to   capture   them   alive- S^o arm^6r __U^^ in th¥ world "*. ™n" ^ The ^y. tSS ^ Istores"     hayden  Everett,   phone  auto parts and faim machi^Y-
-Ttesesi^^Ute^^registered^; ^if'S^^K S^^l ^^ t1^^^ ^^w^ ^ Welding, of   all   kinds.     Broo&
should give  the  boy a fine  start  b    ^ t Jja ^   ^ so did I.    And tnen lsawjvnat (Brothers   will   fix   it   if   anyone
in  the  hog .industry. ,.      _ | %£%|S^,ri«    SanS   ?SSl! ^^ ^i?u€'_  €l s^rl„^'•    Wanted - Ride between Saline ean.   Phone 101.
! wood or coal, pipe ad stove mat |    Wanted—five  or 6-room house,
included.  Price  $15.    Doyle Gar-1 one or two floors;  or main floor-
apartment.     Unfurnished.  ' Near-
stores.     Graydon   Everett,   phone
126.
Wbest-pro^r Wti
Morton Poutry Farm
^r-seWkl mercl^nts who are!^ ^ £om ^m  Si1^3   ***£   U81 leg ^d £Z^ ™™ ^- Working hoursi
.helping in this project will be an-I g^ «™»j-coxximn-  "Our^S > £°?e£ ? ^*ee plaS?S bLn S'5 P- m-  to 2:30 a. m. Mra. Bv-
events .will be concluded witch the ^^ ^ ^^ =_o ^y^^  rpUed o^him^ And^ter ^hetofl ^ phone m	
that he was a cowboy that made j^yuGE
a mint of money in oil.    -Which;     gtore ^^ ^ close(J frbm Noy
Dundee Sigll :Sdhodl and our local j ^P^^f^i.
team at 4 o'clock.
DISCOUNT PEE TOM AT CAR
PHONS  65R2
BOB  MORTON,   MGR,
i^rZ     ^tw^-K-rtghter days than some we have
.-annual    football    game    between; e3£|eriencedf  but   they   ^u   pay
[much of the bills for  our dark
I ones."'  Guess that isn't far from
"f"T"ll#__     Til
have  cbeen .carranged   wMch   wfll; ^^^ ^
take place m the school gymna- J *        ^
t1Um-  JL^^SS^ ?Lt Z |te ?8.200.   Goes to show that we
been aosaoged -in order that ;ev-1.       *
*^-*B*scK^.j--P3;it5«c'wiS^»ih;™ W6««u»t
xSsrsrA - Jsa sr,£i?sl-s.-«a«s - » a5r-^-i;~
Which
goes  to show that the world isil4th tm Nov   21st
full  of  nutty  people. ; H    h Q   Keveline.
Well,  as  I  think that  we are,- Kevelfng's'S Store
going to Hollywood after dinner,! revelings Drug Store.
I had better shave and clean up.'    For gent
Good  wood   to   cut  on  halves.
I Will furnish bucksaw and tractor.
;Also good cherry and white oak
• standing timber.    Call after 6:30
p. m.    Phone 204F2.
THE  COMMUNITY  FAIR
ATTEND AND EXHIBIT
time at -the fair.-
| raise in a generation.    A mathe-
As
ever,
Charles.
.   m order for the fair to be a       u ^ ^        tolia     computedl     .
success eve^ £«on ^ould enter' ^    C^ ™™°™      ^^^1    ■ —-; 7
^^i1 _SSL™2? n^^wiii not be paid *ntii the year Annual Reciprocity
For Sale—65 full mouth black
top  ewes.    Arthur Wlahl on the
Kusterer Farm, 7 miles south of
Manchester   on   Chelsea-Manches-
Two housekeeping • ter road.  Phone 6961,  Chelsea.
-; rooms. Steam heat, light and gas I .	
i furnished   and    running   Watery {    Dead, Useless Farm Animals
112069    Michigan    road,    US-112;;removed. Horses $3.00, cows $2.00,
year     The  danes  «R>  open   to ^    m t fa ft & d ^ok,
request.   Hie premium list is be--°- cl "«»«=« a»i« »"»«» «> "i
ing distributed to  everyone and
child welcome.
Prompt service, including Sundays.
Call 4S46. Adrian, reverse charges.
Adrian, Mich. Adrian Tankage CO.
phould   any   be   missed   caU   the
sc&ool for your copy.
AUCTION SALE
a great catastrophe was in store,
for us. Cars began chasing downi
the streets in quest of information, j
For   Rent—Four   room   apartment   house   3%'   miles   west   of
Saline. Adults preferred^ Rent New electric ranges are now
j $15.00. Phone 149F3, Saline. Mrs.! available if yoiifc need is consid-
! Helen Gross. - jered essentiaFcby the War Pro-
'duction Board. Apply at Johnson
and Co., 209 South Fourth Ave.,
„   ,„jthe war over?    In some houses j ^ud^was"hostess in tne^ amoqal 1
Smitliitue ughts went out lest it might j l^ent ^ ^ntertamed^ttie Sahne j
Day Was Observed
With Macon Club
As Host Last Thursday;
Gqod Program Enjoyed.
Quite a number of the members _ tixC4\\ AixU. a*.k™.   -»yr,-«i,    tn,-„. ki\iv>
of ttie  Saline .Woman's Club at-1    For any information which will.A1111 Arbor, Mich., Phone 5002.
help locate a gray BOAT recent-     _.    .  . ~—; ~       . . ..
i    V/anted—People in this vicmily
'who.have any legal printing required in  the  settlement  of  estates, etc., will confer a favor by
For Sale-^Sections of our farm,, having it sent to this newspaper.
*2T5f #Jrrta^TS]S? «S? ^s&l^uSf^l Woman's  Club   and. ^WHJg', 'StTZ&SS'Z £-£ «^ »t- are universal in such
tion  at the  old K^bachJarm,|seemea^gHy   *an^^\™^^
appear  in   this paper  it is  only
xxx.., Seemea   mgmy   impipDaDie   tnat. ZTl^Zf,  ,n«^ basement of  the Macon-MooreviUe road.
the,even_those Who advocate shutting! enjoyed m  fee  tesement of  me approximately 75
church.     Immediately   after   thej"ac'n approximately 75 acres, an-
3  miles  north of  Saline
Aim Arbor road, on
Friday,  October 20, <______ _<__*_„. „„ v_^.-^j «— ^™^^
S??S5S^ 32S& prop^:,£ ffl«-ft ^i^,.-^^ l3^^^^^^^^^.^ Moore-] lineObserve,
.up about Hitter and! the Germans ^^r^ssXr^ented Mrs   other   section   approximately   35 j necessary   to   ask   the   Probate
'and laying off Germany nad found S^JS* YtoX^rawete J acres ^^ some buildings; or wfll I Judge to send them to The  Sa-
_\gxs._ ville  road, -phone 141F2.
iWIanted—Ride   from   Saline   to
m.   or  to   bus  line   going   to
Six Guernsey heifers, vaccinated * TO a_ f^e alanEL    The button j*Ler. wedding   anniversary,
in calfhood. ' control Qf the siren had been ac- £uder is president of toe Macon
Seven ewes, 1 buck igdently    touched    and    unfortu-c ^-Jh^*%*££■ £*■i£ch^h reach Dearborn not later than 4
Thirty pigs, wt. 30-to 150 lbs. nately it stuck blowing the siren ■ ^.T^f condxicted m tne cnurcn
'35   Chevrolet   !.(_■   ton   stake,lor@^ than  is  customary  for  a.auditonum and was announced by P-
truck, good tires. " -.       —
A^adTno-'was inS Dearborn midnight.    Graydon i
! longer  tnan   is  customary^ ior  a, ^t^"-William   Swick  as  foUows-  Dearborn;    daily   except   Sunday.
,        _  __ _     _        -^:fireor s|gnal   Anyway, after all, ^rs.  ^^am  Sm otw*«"^ Return w    ^ tf po^sibie leav-
•39 Ford-Fergusan tractor Avith we  had something to be  thank-.Mrs- wunam Bach  otterea a vocai .      ... if ?
ful for.   CL"We have been told that
solo and encore.
^r^SntoV  with fertil-'ffi'^^l^-or^'TK^ gj^g "g^SS^*£ve,^^6.
lzer attachment, Case corn bmder, ated Church had a very Interest--ana  Mxs-   *ranR   "-ampoeii  gave]
Everett. Please phone collect Sa-
j-FLAGS-.
I     AH Sizes — AH Fabrics
I Price Range to Fit All Purses
|-J7/~WY*   624 S°-  "MM""  St.
| J/ \J A.     Ann Arbor, Bfi«di.
John-Deere 8-ft. gram binder,. __g session" a few Sundays ago S™^=soJ£v ^Sf^SLfSJrfJ
double disk. Ideal mowing ma- when they discussed the question *_f ^"JS^^w^Ste^ rf:
cWne, cultipacker and springtooth raised in this column a few weeks J^ShJKSS^, SS?„«^mKtf™
drag (soilfitter)', 3- Sec. spring- ago about introducing reli^ous ^^S^f^,S^S^?^ ™
tooth drag, Case grain disc drill, ^cation in our school, or in all ?LW°^w^ ^Son^ tche
16 hole; John Deere side delivery schools for that matter. Our «*e problei^ (c^rontaig the
rake, John Deere hay loader, Dil- young people are our coming £om? folks when meeting the re-
linger hammermill/l2-bole self &»£* «id to know that they S« «to^to toem tel ™
hog feeder. 40-ft. endless belt, corn seriously consider such matters is ™»* d« ^° ^?SrfK» M^
sheller, 3-H. gas engine, cement encouraging and fits well Dr. B-SSL.^ w^Sof _t
mixer, electric brooder, 500- chick stanleyJoSes' referenc^to Amer- ^el^rf^*^- ^A^k of ^t-
by Mrs.
size. ica   as
20 tons first cutting alfalfa hay, As America Su<=s =»« Sv«. ■*i«=i-KriW-,_lr ^.-^ "_. r,YP,hw-af. «,-
7 doors silage, 700 bushels oats, world." It is the task of the SlTl^ffS™ ^
1C acres good field corn. .youth of today to make Amen- P«^St Z  •_xE?™
ElectroSiaster stove,  4%   c* ca what our pioneer fathers in- •5S2TT^.i^i«^ST lEST
feet Frigidaire refrigerator, good, tended her to be. and what Amer- ™?5?  * ^Z^L s5,„ JSS,  *S5f-
dining room suite   ftable,  buffet,; icans through the years paste have gg?Vg£? the™Smt.
chairs), 3-piece Uving room suite, ^wanted her to be--an example of .-^f°-.. ^ ^fL^P^ISS^™"
2 Sxl2'ru|s, walnut double bed-ichristian    brotherhood    fo/   the,P^^°f *e !^r^ubs Wercv
* -    ■*-   -   - (world to emulate.   We of the old-,^"^^^^^^
*ei   generations   haven't  done   so'   ^^J^S???^7.*^t^E,
. we/in many^respects for we still SStflttgSS S'e^^SSg"
;have a multitude of problems to,™^^%^» J^*^ year
room suite, maple trim bed1
Terms: Cash*
-  STANLEY   B.   SMITH.
Roy Wright, Willis,- Auctioneer.
CARD OF THANKS
'solve before a real semblance ofi**   *^L^1"SS «,w»*  0=   =™
jbrotherhood   cfe   reached   within.«»   »   ^l^wH^^^
'our own-borders.   More power to SSSSSSfJ^'*Sm?«i,SfSS o^» '
«n-hm anrt ^rls.   The frontiers 1 oppprtuity. for friendship and co-
for the gifts of fruit,"* flowers and "Rvao F.arjvmin**. I Water Dues Are Due        i
cards during her stay in the hos-j ^3"=° "!<«"«»« J    -y^j -^ at citizens Bank Mon-
"pital,    which    were    appreciated      Dr. Frank Gifford,  Toledo Op-j dayv   Oct.   16,   to   collect   water
very much. j tometrist     Office:   Milan   Hotel,|due&. I
  '■ SatiKday 1:89 to 9:3© p. m. fflass-'      :Frahk Camburn,  Treasurer,    j
IXNEB ADS GET BESTTLTS.     es fitted. (Uth year-in JCla».)  -.———
SALINE THEATRE
"WHUKE XOIJ SEE AND HEAR THE BEST''
OPEN DAELY 6:45 SUNDAY MATINEE  CONnNUOUS
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ROSIE THE RIVETER
Co-JEH.t.-Bob Livingstan and Ruth. Terry in
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