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SALINE, WASHTENAW CO., MICH., THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1911.
VOL.XXXIr-NO 33
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Fays THKEE PER CENT interest on SAYINGS ACCOUNTS.
Issues attractive 3 per cent Certificates of Deposit. '
Furnishes pass book and checks and gives close attention, to
every- CHECKING ACCOUNT.
Issues Drafts payable in ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
Issues   SELF*IDENTIFYING  TRAVELERS   CHECKS   pay-'
able in any country on the map.
Makes collections on all parts of the world at reasonable rates.
Places Fire Insurance in STRONG RELIABLE COMPANIES.
Rents Safety Deposit Boxes for ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR.
Draws all kinds of legal papers and conveyances.
Loans money in large or small amounts for long or short time
on approved security.
WE CAN HANDLE. YOUR BUSINESS TO YOUR ADVANT-
aGE.
We have actually sold THIS YEAR 15 Syracuse Sulky Plows and  we
can furnish you with the names of the purchasers if requested.
We are pleased with these sales but we are better pleased with the satis-
' faction which these plows are giving for every owner is a booster.
The Syracuse saves half of the points and new points cost but 40c each.
There is no ground too hard for the. Syracuse.
Ask any user what he thinks and you will be convinced that it is the
best sulky plow made.
YOUR
You Can SAVE MONEY by
Giving US Your Order for
SPRAY this week.
Ask ns about it.
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ranging in price from $2.00 to $10.00.
REFRIGERATORS
Glass lined,        Porcelain lined,        Zinc lined,
You ought to see them.
We have the largest stock of Paints, Oils, Brushes,
^Varnishes,   Floor Coatings,   Furniture Cream,   Silver
Cream, Crack Filler, Wall Tona, Liquid Veneer, Carriage
Paints,    Our goods are right, so are our prices.
Adams Washers, Mop Wringers, lothes Wringers,
Carpet Stretchers, Carpet Whips, Window Brushes, Carpet Tacks, Linoleum, Oil Cl^th—This is the time you
will want them,
Special Sale of Graniteware and Dairy Pails Saturday.
BONUS Off ER.
It holds good until first count on Monday, May 29, when
votes will be counted and a $10 Gold Piece awarded to
the lady having the most votes.*    Dori't "forget to
have your friends call for Merchant's Coupons.
BALLOT BOX CLOSES NEXT MONDAY AT 7:30 p. m.
The big prize voting contest is attracting more attention every ;day so
as an incentive to all contestants we
have decided to give the special bonus
votes:
For every seven new subscriptions
4000 extra, making a total of 8,200.
For every seven renewel subscriptions 3,000 extra, making a total of
6,500.
For every seven back subscriptions
2,000 extra, making a total of 4,800.
The above special bonus offer will
hold good until the first count on May
29, at which time the votes will be
counted by the judges who will award
the $10,00 in gold to the contestant
who receives the largest ^number of
votes up to the first count.
Remember the $10.00 in . gold to be
given the contestant having the largest number of votes on May 29, is a
special prize offered by the Observer.
It will in no way affect the standing
of the winner of the contest.
A few contestants have thought that
the winning of the $10.00 would affect
tbeir votes for the piano. It will not.
All votes found in the box on May 29,
will be included in the final count,
which will decide the winner of the
piano and other prizes.
Remember that each subscription
you receive—either new, renewal or
back—you get a certain number of
votes with each year and these votes
and an extra bonus vote also.
The prize piano has b'een ordered
and will be shipped in a week or ten
days.
Remember to have your friends
trade with the merchants who are giving coupons.
' CONTEST JUDGES
Johst Lutz
G. C. TOYvXSEXD
Frakk Rose   .
Mary Ehnis Luella Kyte
Lillian Lindenschmidtt   Ruth Layher
Mrs. Geo. Koch Anna Barriard
Marguerite Acton ^       Eva Sellen
Florence Rouse ' . ' Ethel Wood
Mrs*Matthew Ehnis     Erniene Briggs
Emma Klein Mrs. Fred Schmid
SALINE, RURAL
EOUTE 1
Ida Young
Edna, Steel)  .
Martha Schweitzer
Olga Finkbeiner    "
Amanda Rentchler
. 3 > j •::
Laura Kaiser
Helen Walker
Louise Hertler
Emma Jedele
Nora Moehn
Rose Bihlmeyer
Laura^Paul
A NEW IJNE OF
Matilda Boettger
Amanda Gall
Frieda Gross
Pearl Gross
Hazel Gook
Alma Rentchler
Grace Haney
Lizzie Smith
Lillie Webber
Clara Stierle
Lydia Lambarth
route 3
Hazel Deem
Pauline Burrow
May Stollsteimer
Frieda Lederer
Thema Sehnirring
Gertrude Drake
Faye Drake
Gravanette Poplin
Silk Poplins and
Shantungs
A full line of Ladies' Shoes,
Oxfords and Pumps
BURKHART BROS
PHONE 161.
We Sell-
ROUTE 4
Mary Cornish
Gertrude Rhodes
Helen Finch
Mrs. Julius Walker
Lydia Heininger
Mina Russell
These are the names of the contestants who have been nominated. They
are authorized to -accept money for
subscriptions to The Saline Observer and give a receipt therefor:
SALINE, CITY
Mrs. J. Lindensehmidt       Ruth Rose
Mrs. Alta Monroe       Josephine Eagle
Henne's Hardware
Nora Burkhardt
Edythe Skinner
Genevieve Barr
Ruth Gillen
Lillian Stang
Mrs. Ed Feuerbacher
"Mrs. Idah Buck
Hazel Morris
Esther Rentchler
Eda Clark
Mrs. Geo. Barnard
Olive Townsend
Mrs. Wm. Dell
Lillian Alber
ROUTE 5
Elsie Feuerbacher Eva Zahn
Mable Bible Mrs. Lester Bailey
Mrs. Marshall Canine Delia Wahr
Mabel Gooding    "      Louetta Schaible
Helen Miller Miltena Feldkaiip
Luella Alber
MISCELLANEOUS
Selma Boettner, Bridgewater
Ha Hendershot, Milan
Mrs. Harry Dell, Ann Arbor
Adah Rhodes, Clinton
Mrs. Austin White, Milan
Elsie Lewis, Milan
Remember and have your friends
trade with merchants who are giving
coupons.   They are as follows:
Guthard & Schroen, Muir & Gross,
0. H. Schroen, Cotton &,. Hammond,
Martiir'Fuoss, Henne Hardware, C.
Dietiker & Son, Nissly "Variety Store,
E. H. Cressy, Burkhart Bros., J. F.
Weissinger.
THE BEST .ON THE M4RKET
It will help you grow a good crop.
Everybody should sow "Homestead"»
fertilizer ths spring as seeding is late.
It will mature the crop from one to
two- weeks earlier.
Cool Bros- Grain Co.
CASTORIA.
Beara the     _^? The Kind You Have Always BotigM
25-Vote Coupon
Good for TWENTY-FIVE VOTES when filled out and sent to  The
Observer office by mail or otherwise, on or before expiration date
Vote for.
Positively Not Good After 7:30 p. m„ May 29, 1QI1
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What He Thought.
Mrs. Allway—Oh, John,    I    had    a
dream last night that all your money
was gone."    Allway—"How much did
the dress in the dream cost?"
A Poor Job.
"Yes, sir," said the great financier,
proudly, as he flicked the ash from his
IS-penny cigar, "I am the architect of
my o-wh" fortune.". "Well," rejoined the
friendly critic "all I've got to say 1?
that it's a lucky thing for you there
WBTe no building inspectors around
when you were constructing it."—Exchange.
I Eggs Many Years Old.
I    A somewhat remarkable   discovery
j ■gras made in demolishing   the   Justl-
i ciary buildings  in  Jail  square,  Glas-
I gow.   Hidden among the rafters was a
jhen's nest containing 16 eggs, which
I those who know say must   have   lain
there for about forty years.   When exposed to the "air the eggs dissolved into,
dust
City's Change of Name.
Rat Portage, at,the north end of the
Lake of the "Woods, in southern Mank
toba, was a lumber camp for years,
but it became a lumber city and began to consider its name undignified.
Now it is known as Kenora, which is
more euphonious, but not so distinctive after all.
TRADE-MARKS and copyrights obtained or no
lee. Send model, sketches or photos and brief
description, for FREE SEARCH_and report on ,
patentabiliry.  25 years experience. " '
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full ot patent information.  JtTriIl.hclp.you to
fortune.
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for a patent   Write to-day.
PATENT LAWYERS,
1303 Seventh St.,  Washinnton, D. C.
ra Planter
A fertilizer planter should be on every farm in order
to be able to plant the day you get ready, saving you
the bother and worry or borrowing of some neighbor
who does not wish to lend it.
If you will use a little fertilizer, you will get about
two weeks advanced start on your corn than if you do
not.
We say NEW \WAY by all means, as this is the revised way, not the "imitating way of so many other
planters, but the most up-to-date planter on the market, To prove this statement to your satisfaction, call
and look them over and you will be another STEW
WAY  enthusiastic.
We have sold so far this season as many as we sold
«• the whole season last year. Now is the time. We have
them. You need one. Do not wait. Phone:in and
we will bring and start.one for you,
S. W.4.L.E. TEMPLE
£OR SATURDAY ONLY
$1.00 bottle of any of the
SWAMP ROOT
FOR 75c     ^
E. H; CRESSY
Jsweisr* and Optician