1910-01-20; Saline Observer

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A. -IvWAfRREN. Editor.
RESOLUTl
The first of the year is the time for making
good resolutions.
Make a resolution—and stick to it—that on
January 1, 1910, you "will open a savings account in the Saline Savings Bank, and add
something to it each and every Monday morning.. That home,--the boy's education,---that
business venture—"all things become possible
to him who has a bank account."
Then—We Resolve:    To take this oppor-
' tunity to thank our customers and friends- for
their patronage and support during the past
year, and -to wish you a most Happy and
Prosperous New Year.
SALINE, WASHTENAW CO., MICH., THURSDAY, JANUAEY 20, 1910
VOL. XXX.---NO 15
SALIKE MV!i
Wheeler's Pharmacy
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STAPLE Goods
-including Jewelry, Silverware, Toilet
Articles, Books, Stationary, Etc.
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DON'T FORGET US
WHEN READY TO BUY
we have some astonishingly low
prices on all' kinds, of Fence. 4-ft
-Fence from 25e up.
Members o. the group scattered
about the smoking room looked- up at
the nevv* arrival. He .'_«. a__ tall, and
young and his clothes were .nf the
latest i.attern.        , " ! , ,   "
"Why, there's Jimmie!" was,J; the
cry.    "Hello, Jimmie!"
""Where've you been?"  '
"First time you've dropped in this
fall!"
" ' TJllo," said Jimmie. He'said it in
a particularly standoffish way, too.'but
the exuberance of the-good feelings
among his friends prevented; the,fact
from being noticed. He.-stood there,
surveying' them rather scornfully.
"Why don't you sit down?" asked
the bravest of the group. "Here's. a
chair that's not working. Or have
William bring* ypu on a whole couch.
Or ask to have a billiard table pu'shed-
in and a rug thrown oyer tit! -Just
anything, Jimmie, so you're suited;"" "
"Huh!" said the o*bject of .these
pleasantries. "Don't know .tbat._.r_a
going to stay!" ,* ■■_   .
'.'Then why come?'' went on the.
bravest. "Tou don't lool- happy, now
that I observe you more closely. You
don't seem pleased' to death .to be
where you are.   What's the trouble?"
"Oh, nothing," said Jimmie. He sat
down grudgingly and stared at the
fire. The group surveyed him with
interest.
iny feelings?   Who really cares how
anybody feels?"
The group eyed Jimmie with much
curiosity. Something certainly was
wrong with him.
"Look here;" said ;the bravest man.
"Why don't you. go and call on some
girl and.cheer-up? Go get some of the
nice ones to do a rarebit for you in
the chafing dish and—"
Jimmie sprung to.his feet. "Girls!"
he exploded. "Why should a man of
sense waste time on girls? Chattering creatures, with imitation brains
and cast-iron hearts and no appreciation of devotion when they see it!
Giggling flirts! That's what they are!
they—"
"Hold, on, Jimmie," said the daring
one, who had an inspiration. "Any
girl you're" specially fond of gone and
got engaged to another man?"
Jimmie glared down'at him with
iragedy in his .mien, but there "was' a
yearning for sympathy in his -eye.
"Since you are so disgustingly curious," he growled, as he made for the
door, "she did!"
" The group sat in silence after Jim-
mie's tumultuous exit. Finally theh
the 'oldest man spoke up. "How fortunate," he said, rell'evedly, "that it is
only his heart! I was dead certain it
was his liver!" .  '"
SALINE CO-OPERATItE CO
FULL LINE OF.
MEN'S, LADIES' AND
CHILDREN'S SHOES
Dry Goods,
eriea,
Crockery
In a busy time about 15,000,000 eggs
are said **to come into London in a
week. They nearly all arrive by
train—very few by the Thames.
GALL AND SEE US.
Phoner86 -''"*.
"Been to the theater lately, Jimmie?" inquired the -young- mah to
whom the stage is the panacea, for
all woes. "There's a'cracking good—"
"No," interrupted Jimmie shortly.
He yawned. "I've cut out the theater. If it isn't foolish it's stupid.
Nothing in jt."
-"Anybody bepn around to see Arthur lately?" hastily asked the, pacifier to the group who believed in'.a
change of subject,   "He—"  ..
"Last time," said Jimmie, cuttingly,
"that I went around to see Arthur he
was" out. What's the good of having
friends if they're out 3. hen you call?
Why can't a fellow stay in .occasion-,
ally? Besides, 'he's- had a cQld and
ought to stay in! Why Cant he hajre
sense enough tp know-fee shouldn't ibe
outdoors on s.u<?k aa evening as'the
one -when, 3 Galled there?7'-      .       »
"Weil, maybe he felt better,"* said
ihe pacifie^ soothingly. "Anyhow, 3
Just asljbi; to fill up time^. Did you,
have a niti> summer? "Sfouif eard.sai_.
,you liked t**e place."-
*' Jimiftie drugged his shoulders.
"No," he gr wled. "Thevlimit. The
lake was we- and that wasall.jroii
could say f-. it. Bad meals attthe
hotel and _ue porches filled with old
women, who were eternally Knitting
things. When the sun <lidn*"t baT_e*you*
the wind blew yQU t _ kingdom come.
Fish 'didii'fe feite and the golf course
\vjig a regular corduroy road. Nice
gummer!    Huh!"
"I didn't know there was a place on
earth as bad as that," mused the'
young man at the farther corner.
"You have my sympathy." But might
one ask—why didn't you get out of
there?"
"Huh!" growled Jimmie. "What
would -have been the use? JSText
plece'd have been just as fierce* if
not worse!"
"Say," broke in the sunshine of the
group nervously.    "If .any of you fellows are looking for a tailor'let me
. tell you to go to Scissors.    He, made
•tne the—" *"*
"Scissors!" cried Jimmie in tones
o£ molten scorn. He glared at .the'
abashed speaker with indignaton that-
scorched. "Of all the inspired idiots
of the tapeline, of all the stone- breakers, butchers and ditch-diggers let
,loose ii*. _j tailor- slioi^ Scissors is the
worst! He couldn't sew up a bag
that would look* like a bag! Yo.u.
should see the thing he made for me
and called a dinner coat!" .
' "Here, Jimmie,"!lsaid the oldest man-
oE the group in real anxiety,- "are .you""
feeling just right? Head doesn't ache?
Liver in good order? You look kind
o' thin, is why I* ask."
"Dh> my  health's   all    right,"-    re-*
turned   Jimmie,   with   deep   gloom."
You'd have to take a gatling gun; to
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the throat and lungs. It stands unrivalled as a remedy for all throat and
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Making Life Safer.
Everywhere life is.being made more
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ness, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Liver
troubles, Kidney Diseases and Bowel
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and - perfectly build up the* health.
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Detroit United Lines.
Between Saline and Ypsilanti '-•
Leaves Saline "" ,
6_4fta. m;"_:_fc5 a. m; 9:40 a.m. ind
every two hours to 11:40 p. m also
1_.:50 a. m.
Leave Ypsilanti
6:00 a. m; 7:15 a. m; 8:50 a. m. and
•  eyery two hours to 10:50 p.   ra.
12:25 a. m.
La3t car waits for theater car from
Ann Arbor.
Cars connect at Waynefor Plymouth
and Northville; at Ypsilanti for Detroit and Jackson.
We are keeping our entire line of
unbroken for you,.can find any size you want.      *
Our line of Bed Blankets range in price from 75c
to $7.00 per pair. :
See our Hamilton Brown Shoes before buying.
Satisfaction guaranteed or mon,ey back.
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Church Items.
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, BAPTIST
Rev. John "t.. Tree, Pastor.
1»:00 a. m. Preaching Service
11:15 Sunday School.
6:30 B. Y. P. U. servcie
7:30 p. m.- Preaching Se'rvice.
* "Mid-week prayer meeting Thursday
evening 7:30 p. tn.
'"    PRESBYTERIAN
Rev. H. M. Morey, Pastor."
10:00 a. to. Preaching Serviee. ,
11:15 a. m. Sunday School.        ;
6:30 p. m. Christian Endeavor.
* 7:30 p. m. Thursday evening prayer
meeting.
EVANGELICAL.
' Rev. ChasvH. Wittbracht, pastor.
.. 9:30. a. m. Preaching Service.
. 11:00 a. _a.Si.nday School.
7:00. p. m. First and Third Sunda'y of-
each. month," Christian Endeavor.  '.
2:30.*p.~ in.. .First Thursday  of  .each.
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