1944-11-30; Saline Observer

              THE
OBSERVER
VOLUME 63
SALINE, WASHTENAW COUNTY, MICHIGAN THURSDAY,  NOV.^ 30,  1944
NUMBER 8
6th War Loan
Hitler's Number is Up
Let's make this 6th War Loan
Drive final. Let's make it overwhelming. Vl'
You know what to do. You
know how much you can do.
DO IT!
BUY   WAR   BONDS!
Saline Savings
i
T^"
Finkbeiner-Coy
Wedding Saturday
SEEN-&N' HEARD
Emanuel     Evangelical
<IThe last' day of November! To-
i Community Council
' Say, are you saving Monday
evening, Dec. 4 for the Community   Forum.       Prof.    James   K.
For   Sale •
Zeeb  Road.
Three ,goats.
5665
9
The    Surge    Store    has    Dairy
_.„,-, .      - ,-l.x tt   „f tu-   -D.vn.iV.o-i  Maid,hot water heaters and ex-
f^°C„k feJZZy-FJv. F°a^p  t» milker units.   Blair & Carter.
*»»Sta^Lp^rr^irV___*-MK^ sorrow the world steps into the Science department will lead the phonT^i
ES*BSm£ sSVa S first of the winter months.    We g^^^^lSS ~	
candlelight wedding on  Saturday have  had   our   first   snowstorms SSs^T in   tfis   S      For    Sale-Round
evenmg, Nove^r 25, when Miss during   the   past   week_   but   the munity   .g   concerned   %vith   ma
Mr^ fe W Winchester, white crystals didn't stay with us problem   and   will   appreciate   an
was' imited  to  marriage  to  T/5,long. We have a marvelous Fall; opportunity to hear him,
Milton   Finkbeiner,   son   of   Mrs..not  even   all   of  the  plants  and- tTT^t
Clara   Finkbeiner   and   the   late greens in Uie gardens have beeniHaiTy X_. HaiTTlOn
Oak range
for wood or coal, in good condi
tion. Mrs. Hering, 210 Russell
street,  phone 54R4'
George   J.   Klager,   Auctioneer,
Phone 258861, Ann ATbor.
Wanted—A good used tractor.
Ray Burmeister, Saline and Manchester road.
Expert Radio Service. Brown
Brothers, 225 South Ann Arbor
street, phone 264R3.
j    For   Sale—Registered   yearling
j Holstein   bull,   2   Jersey   heifers
1% years old. G. N. Beckingtom,
Bemis road.    Phone 189F3.
John Finkbeiner. The Rev. H. S. frozen entirely, and erysanthe-j Harry E. Harmon, 54-year-old
von Rague read the service for mum blossoms are still lingering • former resident here, died sud-
the double ring ceremony. °n   the   bush<5&.   C.The   Highway; aenly Monday at an  Osteopathic
The  bride   who   was   given  in departments^    are      anticipating hospital  in  Highland  Park.    He, ..   „      .. ..    _  __    __..
marriage by her father,  chose a Winter too for we saw some -of was born, at Lake Ridge, Lenawee j stock   preparations.    Call    today
._   _.     --    ...t...„     =o««     Taohirvned  the        ~~    '        '"
Pratts guaranteed  poultry  and
777rn   af   white   satin 'fashioned the  men busily  engaged in  con-;county, June 8, 1890,  and-was a [for free poultry and stock health
SHrvTa  fittPd bodice   with a lace structing   some   snow   fences   on graduate of Salme High schco!.    I guide.     Lambarth   Hardware.
^lZ Ldsweeheart'neckline. The the road to Ann Arbor last week..    DeCeased   is   survived   *-   ™°:-
£ slaves w«e Wished   in points We     couldn't     helB     wonderina: „-,,«.   .^ fn^n„ n.n* -
hy   his j
wondering wife, the former Delia Thompson.',
nnlthe full skirt extended into a whether   they,   were   working   in ot Milan   a sister, Mrs. Ben Up-former. Never b
^S,,inr   train   with   lace   inser- vam ** ^"V do sometimes when hailSi and a brother, Jay W. Har-! from 1  to 2  tr
tilnl     Sh™or<Ta single strand there is no snow to catch during mon   of Saline 1* «-     —
of ^arls   the gift of the groom, the    winter     or   whether    these.    Funeral services were held at 2
Her^g4rt-tip  veil  was  held  ta *»«*  ml^ht pile  up  such huge 0.clci:k   wednesdav   afternoon   at!
For Sale—Gilbert train trans-
been used. Will run
trains and has au-
Heating and sheet metal work,
furnace cleaning and _'epa.-_--i>&.
R. G. Wahl, phone 160.
Alcohol for automobiles. 5 Gal.
can for §5.00. Limited stock.
Wiedman Auto  Co.,   -Saline.
Used cars wanted. Wil p,_v
top prices for good late models
Wiedman Auto  Company.  Saline
tomatic     circuit    breaker.     Call! Steeb'js.
Three weeks until Christmas.
Limited supply of auto accessories
available.    Buy   now    at   Elmer
For   Sale—Child's   white   snow
soms    and   she   carried  a  bridal «™ces used to in years gone by. craft ^ Terry roads, outside of auto parts  and farm machinerv l^?™8' ^^   Bowen-   10°   North
bouwetof roses with an orchia W*3 ^^ that as younpters we Detroit, with Rev. WiUiam Bach welding   of   all   kinds.     Brook, ,MaPle  avenue-
which served as the corsage for ma?V   times   walked   home   for officiating.    Burial was in Acacia! Brothers   will   fix   it   if   anyon- 	
he? gotag-away suit of a fuschia «^a   over   the   tops   of   frozen cemetery     on     Sbuthfield     road,
Shadf The matron of honor, Mrs. dru:':s  which  covered  the  fences Wayne   county. .;
shade. inei^?^.01_")" " 'f ft- entirely. It was a thrill for us to .  '
2SrSST££?ZZ £«■ ___^«*_S_\ Sfc. Harriet Wilson
can.    Phone 101.
■ We  have  a large  stock  of new
■ Goodyear tires on hand, also sev-
!    w.    -■   -~   .       „                            ieral pre-war  truck tires.
i    Dead, Useless Farm Animals    !m__i Auto Co., Saline.
i removed. Horses $3.00, cows $2.C0.;  ___.
Wied-
blue taffeta  with  m^ching  ved   Qf often referred to as ani    Mrs    Harriet   Kimball   Wilson  Prompt service, including Sundays i    Semi-Solid ButtermUk in drums
She  carried  an arm bouquet  ot .^^^^ Winter".  <TAlready who had made her.winter home Call 4846. Adrian, reverse charges iand barrels for poultry. We have
pink    roses    and    P^P01"*^ ^ the-pictures-of Santa aaus are here  for  several  seasons   passed (Adrian, Mich. Adrian Tankage Co ,a good supply  on hand. Morton
|   bridesmaids    were    Mrs^ Donald ^     ^  ^^^   maga-^way Sunday at Tecumseh at the
I .O'Hara  of Clinton,   sister of the   *•£=       s . S-iL  'rrwi^lase of 91 years
Bank
MEMBER"
"FEDERAL RESERVE^
_SYSTEI4-
The One Story Bank. On "the Corner
i
zines aiod shpp. windows. Children. aSe °* 9"t years
New   electric   ranges   are  now
j Poultry Farm, phone 65R?.
groom, and Mra. Byron JMOore, of are ^^ougjy^waitin,, iuS arriv-- M>s- Wilson is survived by four aVaila.ble .if your need is consid-! Wanted — Dead and useless
Manchester, who jvore...gowns ot ^ perhaps J ^^ m§re interest daughters. Mrs. Winmfred Bates, ered essential by the War Pro- stock: horses $3.00, cows $2. Call
dusty rose' taffeta, ..similarly ^^ anticiPHtion. than'is accorded and Miss Vesta Wilson, with whom ductioh Board. Apply at Johnson. collect Tecumseh v ;350."" •Carrol
Styled,', and each earned an arm meanine'■ of.  Christmas   she made .her home in,Tecumseh; and Co., 209 South Fourth'- Ave., .Frost, Licensee-'foi'~'Darii3g' & Co.
'bouquet  of '•Talisman,, roses  wth We. .r^. j^m^t a^few d^s Mra. FmracvPamburn, with whom Ann Arbor; Mi6h., Phone'''S002.    '• —	
:-^e .S^'^ir        WOr? a ^' tewiueli.;fte writer woDdefed^e spent .the ^vkfe .tod Ife j   ' *   .— r    '. ';    Metal   flock - feeders,    oil   and
■ga?rTTtJ^ d1eflSCribin!.grS1   —    S«fyV^^!-^iv&   i!L. *■   ^erman^t   .for, electoc^tofobtainscand wafc-
DOR-MOR STABLES
Hay Rides -Riding Horses - Sleigh Rides
6200 Saline "Ann Arbor Road. Located "
two miles north from
center of Saline, six
miles south from U.
of M. Stadium.
x/o  »■»»»jr_^7^Jr^^_ the First Christmas, would recbg- three    sons     Sidney,    Tecumseh; •'Xrnas,    BUT  make  the  appoint-!er troughs"fgr'.laying flocks. Mor-
ting. It all boils down to'whether,Wilson, Trenton.
we    are    more    concerned   with'    Funeral services  w<
things mythical or.things factual. 2:30 p m. on Wednes
^ -t *• r»e. c„-fl, xno pronm A myth is something we can Collins- flineral home,
Ypsilanti,   who   with   the   ggwp * ^      s WP and   burial    was    in    Tecumseh
—•■--   -5 ■ -77 en/A   T„i,m t-_|, .„* we    are    more    concerned   with __ .      . ...     	
^}LeTi^I,%T£LlZpfe,    bath   of things mythical or.things factual. 2:30 p   ml on Wednesday at the sh
T/5   Donald   Shepherd,   both   or   a    5,„<.l,-,.;„   ^^x.x-h;^^ ...^   „„* Collins   funeral   home,   Tecumseh-
NOW   at   Helen's   Beauty °n  Poultry Farm.
ursou, ireiLixuii. . . ... Shop.    We have a few boxes of:	
Funeral services  were held jit Xmas cards left.    Helen's Beauty     For  Sale —  Registered Duroc
lyaxixxxxxx,   „xxx,   «-"   "-   ° . '      push   aside, at   ^__j_   just   ag   we ana    oun<
were members of the 107th Medi- £ rieht after ■ Christmas'■ cemetery.
CARD OF THANKS
Jersey   boars,   without papers   if
  j preferred.    Dan   Hertler   &   Son,
i    Electrical   appliances   repaired.:.j7125 East US-112,, phone 184F21.
'Orders taken now for new mer-      _      - , ■     ,,        , . , .
chandise.     Limited     amount     of!    For Sale_;-Northern Michigan
j "Hotpoint"   Irons   now-.avaUable. ■ ?otatoes;    Bette^-^t ?°™ ^n"
x,.      ,,. xx. and we drexel that effort. So we , .„, ,        . . ^      ...
irher this month. , pvt(,pl,H^-•-'}, ni-.- .^»   m^.h i+= faithful  customers   for   their   co-
For her daughter's wedding  Mrs.J g™y   dioose- ^^■   **, operution-, patience,and good wiU-!
...  .!.„_._. o   m=t   pe<\nvpd  cr0wn.«i« path ofjieasr re-stance. «]_io-.  ^It pleases us to have pleased;
116R2.
Saline  Valley  Farms,   phone  164
iF22.
Phone Saline 200-F13
¥
C°l ^°> Tories01°Hergfl°ow ''^y te^Iast-Thursday of Nov-
with black accessories    Her flow- . ^        &     traditional! Thanks- 3^
ers  was  a corsage of gardenias.    ,' t <3fite<?
Mrs. Finkbeiner- was "dressed,.in ^g^'^t^^t^tl£
Grey with black accessories, and f «"» ceieb^eQ. toqjy instead ot
& a corsage of gardenias. last   week.   So,   it's   not   out   of
_^_8__-_j__-_-3li'E*'***'''g"»^^
For     Sale—Regfetered     Shrop-,150 Barred Rock pullets.  Clarke
| shires. Large type yearling rams, J Gordon, phone 195F31, 4715 Wil-
Mi". and Mrs. Charles Zietlow.    iwith excellent fleece's. See our bf-'low road. 7
_  jfering before you buy, it will pay I 	
of CARD OF-THANKS big dividends.    Hewen's Farm,- 5'
so. wore a. Wxca.ec w _xxx^x..^. comment  about it still!'   mUes  soutl1 ot tpsilanti Mich.    !    LINER ADS GET RESULTS.
Preceding   the   ceremony-Miss ^f^^^wftevt h^ me^-'    We wish to  express  our deep ;  j ; .	
^^L"^nf   "O tion several  times of the guests appreciation  for   the   many   acts      You   can  buiId >our   farnl-
Dawning'    and      O  ,   _____ ______ _,._.____ m< ,„^_....-_^-2yF kindness shown us  in our re- with *   worio-mi  t■_,.,. cmv t_.o«1
Marjorie
<_ansr     "At
with a Federal Land Bank Loan
•__.__?,      _-_.     isa.v.xxxxxg,      exxx~      ~ TjveseTif at *he first Thj_nks-tivinfi--tM: ■«uiui««>'> »"uv™ ua iu- ul" -*■*   witn a Federal Land Bank
Promise   Me'   «,*• „£ SSSSfeSI «t to—-for  ttie .lovely.-low   intere^long^tim^asy;
■na,nr,tpv   rhurcT.   oranist.   nrOvid- ,    ..       .     „<■,,-,.= anA  fl^rs jinstallments-^uicii service! Write'
' or   phone   National   Farm   Loan
March     and     the     Mendelssohn ?7>-^ — ^^^-S^r a%^ AUCTION SALE ' Street,**S; Ar^r.*.   Phon^Sl
Davidter,  church  or^st   prOvid- ZgoT^^lhemoughi'' £___Tto <****■ ^nd flowers!
musical    settings,    ana.   ° * B ■     t,.x.^ .-ne.A,^,p,.
mg    the
xxxg,    --"^    "*%'"cr~_ ~~r~ '^xr'AAince' us—  how  mffly  Americans   dis-;
S  -and ^he^MendeSS &**»» ™ ******* spirit;
ii     , - m 1944 that those Pilgrims did m,
March. ... - ._*> . .   -.
. John-Bodmer and Children.
-r        a- x w xe^ii«™tr„» t-ho ppvp- inviting Indians as their guests? \- —= -AJui Arbpr.'
ra^d1^ff^§raS^t^,Thfiy   ^-^^   been   ^   «*'•   ^e   ^^signed   wfll   sell, at  ___^L2
™"/ri* ^t? w-5 held in  the friendliest -of -terms -and the Pil-  public   auction-on  the  premises,;
"^S1   r,Zts wer- nresSit*&***  Totmd-^Qtey- must   handle tn South-Lewis, street. Saline, on,
fZ Detit   S  1'tar   Sitt^   ^   soft   &to«B.   «   ^ei Saturday, December  3 I
lon«   cSS and  stl^ne '^^S   goes-     rwMt&   men   and; commencing .at 1 p. rn.. the fol-.
Mr %nd   Mrai   Btokwiiff .wiu;Iadians   were   potential   enemies .following described property:
lo^'XL^-wov   3ft forMl-:anA    ^y   ^^y*3     eyed     eacl1!     Sewing    machine,     A.    B.    C.;
"Z bS Fll!-whlre Sw^%-oom' oQler ^ distrust: We ^^ oul  washer,    cabinet    radio,    antique-
S?D SteieSmt ■rehantas    today'   t00'    lwt    how ^lnut buffet- allti^e chairs' rec"
will report ior reassignment. many Americans would have heen; ord plaj'er, beds and dressers, an-'
'- charitable enough to invite same (tique spindle bed, end table, bath j
■ German prisoners-of war-to dine room  scales,   lawn  mower,   elec-.j
LAGS—-
All Sizes c__ All Fabrics
Priee Range to Fit All Purses
624 So. Brain St.
Ann Arbor, Mich.
■POX
Mrs.-Emma h. Jordan
Maybe it isn'i the hens' fault! It takes,
jnany different things ^ih just, the right'
TA6L?ofJS'x,,rJi-"-Tv>rX- -.n   fjii.-o;location''center?-    The    Pilgrims stroller^ pei^'and gate,'wheslbaf.
Deceased- was-norh   in   i>iiss- r^,„-M. _,«,„ ^„„Q -n-. v„t ,„0 v,axTp     _L„ -,,   »«  -^..-v,  ..a~p    ov
ipeceasea   wa^   oom   ,n   x>^-_ ^^ bscve done "it,- but we have  row,  new   roll   of   barb  wire,.. .2%
\ a r     -_r'e77J_t   7-v.p ™7i drifted  far from  their Christian caliber     rifle,     dishes,     curtains,
i in and Louise Saylor.    Shejwaa ,nnvintims    fl;We   just   read   an tools and many small items.
■  arried on Oct. 25  1M5. to Wal- item   abou't   Sergeant   Shamrock; CHARLES HOWARD,
-,e C. Jordan of Saline,    fane is of Qgj^ Carson, Colo., & member' CLARENCE   COOK,   Auctioneer.
BMERV
GOODS
[Home Made  Pork Sausage
pound    45c
iHome Made Ham, whole lb. S9e M .
s Plaijn     _    15c
Pork   Chops       pound   35c   Buckwheat    __     i?c
Pickled   Pigs   Feet    lb.l8c    Ceike Flour    32c
»J»£2
'o5«rt>t!
wmBits
CEREALS
—"—     -CW__
Quaker   Puffed • Wheat.:..., 12cRadishes •_....   2   bunches   19c
.Qualser- Puffed Rice -___ l*cpascal   Celery,'   I^3EMJE    35c
Kellogg's   Pep  llcciean  Washed   Spinach....   29c
Cheerioats   '_  14cGreen -Peppers  : —, lb.  20<5
iSSsbury's
ICC MASHES
- furnish the balancing proteins, minerals
— _       „ilvlv      «      J.*«.*ii^J.i      -v»av«4t      WLU._.UVV. -1VJLXO.        JUUIL3       JVJ/""»   (    ""«       *»".-■*—  j . "
brothers,    Henry,    William    and operate" with  the  best of  inten- j east of Ann Arbor at 110 Wag-    and vitamins needetj with grain. You get
Fred Saylor, all of Blissfield, Ed- tions     You se6j  sergeant Sham-! ner road on the corner of US-12
ward   Saylor   of   Tecumseh   and rock is a dog> and once when he! &nd   Wagner   road,   will   have   a
George Saylor of Jasper, and^t\vo t AWOL operaUons were held, big   sale   on   Saturday,   Dec.   9.
• •__<C\Tri 11 TfxT4^—x* • i_.
B3EST
i-rvived   by   her   husband;    °™ ot the signal Corps.    He carries; _	
son, Leslie, of Saline; one daugh- communication wires for the 90th'/-.„„•„_.    a,,^™,
ter.   Mrs.   Lawrence;   Tucker   of ^fantry through narrow culverts | ^OHlinSC   AUCUOHS
Saline;- six    grandchildren;    five where  a  human sergeant  cannot'    Mrs.   Julius   Aprill,   two   miles |
sisters,    Mrs.    Edward    Webster up u^tu he saw fit to return.   He! Clarence  Cook  will be  the  auc-
of Metamora,  O., and Mrs. Mary is important.    Likewise Tiger the tioneer.
Spiegel   of   Blissfield.   Mrs.   Jor- Englisn bulldog mascot of Campj .
dan   had   resided   here   for   ten Giuespiei  Calif., has been declar-1 "
years. e<_ almost indispensible in the tel-;    OP.*^"RRVRR  LTNERS
Funeral  services were held  at ephone service for he has taken j    "UBaCiKV EiK   __ii* c&o
2   o'clock   Tuesday   afternoon   at pOSsessiolx   0f   the   camp's   tele-,     Classified Advei'tiSTOST
maximum results from your layefs because
you get efficient feed use. Six different Pillsbury's Best Egg Mashes to choose from.
Come in and discuss your needs.
Lockwood funeral home with Rev .plo       ^otli   and   every   time   a„   „„,'„__ firs* inWKnn ' 4p net i
W. C. Bassett of the Evangelical, niarine  ^^^  t0  use the  phone 61c.Per»,"e £EtJ^   inwHOx-T   •
nhnvni,    in    TOissfield    ocffic*atinEr. he must remove  the dog.    Tiger'   Une   eaPh   subseanen^   mS™L
Oakwood is  not  disturbed unless   the  call MINIMUM  CHARGE 25  CENTS;;
is vital.    So "Don't kick my dog ! •
l--around"is probably a saying with!    Wolverine     Work     Shoes     atj ; 4
Church in Blissfield
Interment was in
cemetery in Saline.
Mrs- Elizabeth Robison
i meaning   in    the   war    serjrices-
■ CFor   those   who   are   interested
Mrs.   Elizabeth   Gardner   Robi-' f£ the Nationwide Bible Reading
Parsons'.
T?Atesxm_^Mm,
i'~
HOTCEREMS
We   have   government   wheat j
son, 81 years old passed away on.pr0gram,   from   Thanksgiving   -lo "Saline.-Mercantile C6._    ■ -   .
Wednesday, Nov. 15 at her home■ Christmas—here   is   the   list, for; ""   . —'"''•..■
on the Saline-Macon road,-in Sa-lthis   week*   Nov.   30,   Psalni   91; [    For Sale—Archery supplies. E.
'line township. . *    • 'Friday,    Matthew    6;    Saturday,j.Owen, 106 East Henry St   10
A  native   of  Ireland,  she  wasijohn 3;  Sunday, Isaiah 40; Mon-i  —  I
born on Oct. 22, 1863. She came j day,   Psalm   46;   Tuesday,   Rom-   Automobile heaters. Hot air and,
to this country in 1876 and had!ans'i2; Wednesday, Hebrews 11; hot  water. . Wiedman  Auto   Co., I
^maftagemSK feulle cmfeare^CTantoed vrtth'iisCefiil.'tlpsi.J
^Ibnthen^Afe 7 7^7^ ■: ^iv^?^" *-:
MORTON POULTRY FARM
PHONE   65R2
BOB   MORTON,   MGR.
made her home in the Saline and,Thursday, Matthew 7. CSimday,
Tecumseh area since .then. ! rjec.  3, by tlie way, is the first
Mrs. Robison's husband, Wil- i Sunday in Advent, a season in
liam, preceded her in death in Ithe Church year that has a re-
1927. " ilationship  to  Christmas much as
She is survived by several j Lent has to Easter. It is aV. sea-
nieces and nephews. '1S0n of preparation for a coming
Funeral services were held in" great event. In Orthodox and lithe Lockwood funeral home oniturgical churches stress is laid
Nov. 18 at 2 p. m. Rev. William ion the "Voice in the Wilderness"
Bach officiated and* burial was in i calling   to   all  mankind   "Repent
Saline.
Order your Pf eister Hybrid Seed
Corn now. Henry F. Groeb, 5361
Maple  Road, Tel.  Saline 181F14.;
'   For" Sale^-18   feeding-   lambs.
Lewis  Scherdt,  phone 188F12.   8
SALINE THEATRE
"WHERE TOU SEE AND HEAR THE: BEST?'
OPEN'DAILY 6:45 SUNDAY MATINEE CONTINUOUS
Friday-Saturday
For  Sale—Feather dressed fat
^^         ^ ^  ^  hens 25c lb.   Pears—to eat, can,!
Oak HuT'cemetery,  Saline "town-'ye. f|r "Sie^Kingdom"of H(Sven.or pickle.    Squash, hickory nuts.'
ship.                                                      J is'at hand.   Prepare ye the way! Phone 162F23. j
— • jof the Lord,,' and marks the be-1 	
CARS OF 1HANKS
ginning  of a  new  Church  year.;IMMEDIATE   POSSESSION    ..
  .    j Liturgical    churches    have    thej    9 rooms and bath. Extra seat!
We desire to express our sim-ichurch year beginning with Ad-,and lavatory and bed room, on!
cere thanks to our many friends*vent so that the Life and Teach-'first floor, lots of closet room,]
and  neighbors  for  their acts   of-i,^  of Christ may  he  stressed,garage,  poultry house,  large lot!
kindness during the last illness of
tiful flowers and for the comforting words of Rev. William Bach.
Mr. and Mrs. Franik Stilts,
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Vealey.
systematically   during   the   yearjon paved  street.    Price  reduced
DOUBLE FEATURE
Chester Morris  in
Dec.  1-2
our beloved mother, for the beau- g^ every phase of them covered.;for immediate sale, terms if nee-.
«*.., „ . „„,, *„> *v,p „™,*„w- The Adyent season has four Sun- essary,   .fcquire A. C. Lange, 107
days, comemmorative of the four)East Michigan, Saline. Phone
thousand years of waiting cf°r,r-6R2_ jj^ Estate—General In-
salvation after the first prophecy suranee_
.\    1 concerning a Redeemer was given, i • "
Eyes Ex^ttined iThewond is very much of a wil-        —
Dr   Frank Gifford,  Toledo  Op-iderness   this   year   and   perhaps' tions for a joyous Christmas can
tometrist.     Office:   Milan   Hotd,!listening    to    the    Voice    would] ever produce, but about which we]
Saturday 1:00 to 9:30 p. m. Glass- \ bring greater satisfaction and re-j are  usually  so  much  more  con-[
es fitted.  (11th vear in Milan.)      suits than the material prepara- cerned at this time of the year. \m
ONE  MYSTERIOUS  NIGHT
Co-Hit: Joan Davis and Jane Frazee in
KANSAS CITY KITTY
Sunday-Monday-Tuesday December 3-4-5
Mickey Roonety and Lewis Stone in
ANDY HARPY'S BLONDE TROUBLE
ADDED: .LATEST NEWS AND COLORED CARTOON
Wednesday-Thursday
December 6-7
Jean Arthur and Lee Bowman in
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