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SALINE, WASHTENAW CO., MICH., THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1913,
NUMBER 84
Lots of ■■ home grown,
well cleaned seed at
our elevator, and
our price is right.
Come and see it.
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COOL BROS.
Easter Opening
We desire tp annpunce pur
Easter Opening of Spring and Summer Hats
Thursday and Friday, March 20 and 21, 1913
You are cordially invited to attend
THE HAT SHOP
Mrs. Charles Dietiker, Saline, Mich.
To The People of Saline and Vicinity
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I wish to announce that I have purchased
the grocery stock of Mr. L. M. Thorn, and am
now ready to serve the people of Saline and
vicinity with a fine line of fancy and staple
groceries. I guarantee fresh goods, prompt
attention and square treatment.
I deliver promptly to any part of the city;
telephone orders receive especial attention.
I would greatly appreciate a portion of your
patronage, and will do my hest to merit the
same.   Give me a trial.
FRED SCHMID
"THE PURE GOODS STORE."
Phone 45
CLOSING'OUT
STOVE SALE
We must have the room for other goods so will offer all
of our stock of Coal and Heating Stoves at greatly reduced prices.   We also have a number of
Laopel   Steel   Ranges
and lorn lalleable Ranges
NIGHTMARE!
SQi
We stand back of every pair of
tCoDyright.")
ALL   FRUIT   DIDN'T FREEZE
Some Portions of California More Favored Than Others.
The Obsever is in receipt of the fol-
lpwing cheery letter frpm Mrs. J. J.
Walters, who is spending- the winter
with her son, C. R. "Waite, in California: v
Orange, Cal., Jan. 28,  1913.
Sim. R. Wilspn, Editor,
Saline, Michigan.
"Dear Sir:
Inclpsed you will find an article
that I think will be pf intex'est tp the
readers pf The Observer as C . R.
Waite is a Saline boy, born and bred
in Saline township. It will shpw that
in spme localities the freeze did little
or no damage. No oranges pr lemons
were frozen in this portion of Villa
Park. If you will kindly print the
article in your paper, the Saline Observer, ypu will greatly pblige,
An old subscriber,
MRS. J J. WALTERS
Woman's Club Meeting.
.Santa Ana, Cal.—Members of tlie
Orange County Vegetable Growers
Association at Villa Park are justly
proud of the fine record pf that sectipn
It passed through
np
damage, and tp shpw- tp tlie public
that that section escaped damage, the
associatipn yesterday sent down exhibits pf bell peppers, ripe and green
lima beans, egg plant, peas
matoes.     The exhibit   was
during the. freeze,
the trying prdeal with practically
The last regular meeting was held
on Tuesday afternoon, March 4, "with
Mrs. Guy Katner, and was one of the
best meetings of the year.
After the usual business the pro-,
gram opened with roll call, "Home
Hints." Many usefuLand interesting responses were given. The first
papeowas given by Mrs. Julius Lindenschmidt, who came over from Ann
Arbor, where she has recently moved,
to fill her place on the program. She
spoke about "Borrowers and Lenders" and gave some instances of both
that were very amusing and some not
so amusing. Miss Edna Smith gave
a splendid paper and showed conclur
sively that "Physical and Mental De-
velppment" have everything tp do
with "Morals." This was a paper
that we wished might have been heard
by even a larger audience.
Mrs. Orrin Briggs read extracts
from pne pf the Detrpit Federatipn
papers on "The Business of Housekeeping." Mrs, Briggs kindly "filled in" for Mrs. Charles Dietiker and
her reading was much enjoyed. Mrs.
Grace Cook closed the program with a
fine paper on "Conservation of Time
and Strength" and no one who listened tp this thpughtful and' earnest
paper cpuld have failed to carry away
new inspiration for the days to come.
Each one pf these papers was freely
discussed, all the members having
their talking apparatus in fine wprk-
ing prder.
The next meeting will be held next
and to-1 Tuesday afternpon at 2:30 at the home
brought' of Mrs. C. 0. Woodbridge.    This is to
HAMILTON-BROWN
SHOES
We sell you.    Our new line is here. -
All styles and prices.
BURKHART  BROS.
Try Tzar Coffee
Which we will dispose of at cut prices. Now is your
opportunity to secure a first-class range at prices that
will not be offered to you again very soon.
Call and look us over.
a , HENNE'S■ HARDWARE STORE <
here-by H. H.   Gardner,   and with it
came the fpllowing letter:
Villa Park. Jan. 13, 1913.
Santa Ana Chamber of Commerce:
Gentlemen:—Since the freeze we
have shipped daily 271S ppunds pf
vegetables. These are a few samples
of put shipments. We claim that during tlie cpld snap, npne pf these vegetables had to be smudged,\ H. H.
Gardner is supplying pur market with
egg plant and cucumbers: G. G. Williamson, Ben Smith, J. H. Evans and
E. J. Brown are supplying the peas;
W. H. Brown and H. H. Gardner are
supplying the green lima beans: H.
H, Gardner, W. H, Brown, 3. H.
Evans, G. G. Williamson, Mr. Lpck-
ett and C. R. Waite are the bell pepper
kings pf California; W. H. Brown, H.
H. Gardner, C. R. Waite, Mr. Lock-
ett, S. M. Bathgate, P. Padias, J. H.
Evans, E. J. Brpwn, E. Bula, D. G.
Newcome, C. D. Post, Harlow Bil-
lingsly and S. R. Obarr are supplying
the tomatoes. Now if you care to display these vegetables for a few days
it would be much appreciated by the
members of the Orange County Vegetable Growers' Association. Also remember-that we are located in Villa
Park, Calif.       Yours truly,
A. J. BOULANGER
CARPET PAPERS
We have a large line to close out at a low price.
Prepare for house cleaning time by buying NOW.
Furniture and Undertaking.        J. F. WEISSING-ER
Licensed Embalmer     Lady Attendant
Presbyterian Church News
Subject Sabbath mprning, • "Who
Are You?"
. Y. P. S. C. E. topic Sabbath evening: "How-may every Sabbath be the
Lord's Day?"   Jer.l7:2l-27.
Sabbath scliopl lesspn:   "The   Test
pf Abraham's Faith."
Pneumonia Follows A Cold
but never fpllows the use of Foley's
Hpney and Tar Cpmppund. It stops
the cpugh, heals the sore and inflamed
air passages, and strengthens the
lungs. The genuine is in a yellow
package with beehive on carton. Re,-
fuse substitutes. O. C. Wheeler's
Pharmacy.
be a social day, each member to give
some reading frpm an author assigned to-her. A fine musical program
will be given and followed by a "Pot
Luck Supper." Members will please
lpok up roll call for the day in their
year books.
 . i	
Miss Ben-Oliel Pleased.
The large and enthusiastic -audiences that greeted Miss Ben-Oliel at
her popular and illustrated lectures Is
a striking evidence of the appreciation
of the people of Saline and the marked ability of this talented lady who
never fails to interest and instruct the
public.
The subject pf the address on Sunday evening at the Presbyterian
church was on the bipod covenant and
thedeep significance pf the many and
striking oriental symbolisms. The
address in the M. E. church on Mpn-
day evening was illustrated by 30
young people robed in oriental fashion, and vividly portraying before
the audience the manners and costumes of the Jewish people, all throwing light upon the Bible and the people who were given the oracles of God
and have sp impressed the history of
the world.
Miss Ben-Oliel's magnetic personal-"*
ity, religious fervor and Intense enthusiasm that made real to the audience the things she was dejecting,
added much tp the pleasure and profit
of the evening and as a fitting climax
left with the people a deeper appreciation of the wonderful book;
Come, Listen
;   There is something doing all the time at
Cressy's.   That is why he can sell
Drugs and Medicines So Cheap
We have a nice, clean, up to date store.
Just come in and give us a trial and see
what you can save.
E. H. CRESSY,
See the "Girl from the Sunny
South," at the opera house Thursday
night.
L. M. Thorn has purchased -the
Andrew Lindenschmidt house ,on
McKay street.
Ypu judge a man npt by what he
promises tp dp, but by what he has
done.      That   is  the pnly   true test.
Chamberlain's cpugh  remedy judged
• by this standard has no superior. Pep
i pie everywhere speak of it in the high-
1 est praise.  For sale by E H Cressy.
Make Our Store Your Store
HEADQUARTERS TOR
Fine Tobaccos and Cigars
We have a new line of Lowney's and
\\ Blue Banner box candies.    Also a      /C;
• nice line of mixed candies. v>
Fresh   California   Oranges.
Salted and Fresh Roasted Peanuts
Yours for a good, hot lunch
KARL BOETTGER
PHONE NO.-8 ,    . -    ■■'.',.';
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Wfe are in a position to sell
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Woven Wire feiicin
in the following styles,.at the following prices: .--*■' *;£     *!
10 Bar 4 feet high, at 20c per rod
11 Bar 4 1-2 ft. high, 24c per rod
12 Bar 5 feet high, 28c per rod
This fencing can be bought astong as it lasts.   First
come, first served.
SEEGER & SCHROEF
"The Hardware on the Corner.
Phone 87
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