1911-07-06; Saline Observer

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A. J. WARREW. Editor.
SALINE, WASHTENAW CO., MIOH., THURSDAY, JULY 6,  1911,
VOL. XXXL-NO 39
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SALINE SAVINGS BANK
Pays,THREE PER CENT interest on SAVINGS 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   payable 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 smali amounts for long or short time
on approved security.
WE CAN HANDLE YOUR BUSINESS TO YOUR ADVANTAGE. ' •
F-TO-NE
SUBSTITUTION
Do not be mislead.
There is only one Sof-Tone.
Look for the Seal and   Ribbon
on
every can.
Remember there are many substitutes but only one perfect, sanitary
and germ proof flat wali finish.
We can supply you.
Manufactured and guaranteed by
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ct
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YOUR
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Ask us about it.
0. C. WHEELER
CONTEST CLOSES JULY 17.
BUT FEW DAYS REMAIN IN WHICH TO WORK FOR
THIS BEAUTIFUL PIANO;   GET THEE BUSY TODAY;   TOMORROW MAY BE TOO LATE.
Girls, you are in the last lap of the
race to represent Saline and vicinity
in the popular voting contest.
The. contest closes July. 17. After
that date, it will be too late. You
have golden days during which opportunity knocks at the door, clamoring
for admittance.   It is up to you.
Have you seen a track meet? The
man ahead has set a hot pace; too
hot, perhaps, for his own good. The
trailer is coming into his own on that
last lap. It is a magnificent exhibition of gameness the man behind
gives as he comes from the rear with
pounding feet and breath. At the
very tape he snatches victory. It is
inspiring. You yell-, you scream with
delight at the bull dog courage of the
winner. It is the victory of higher
manhood—the victory of courage and
perseverance.
Today many girls may be leading
in the number of* votes they have.
Do not be discouraged, That is ih
your favor. The girl may nap on
her honors. Remember the hare and
the tortoise. The hare is never so far
ahead that he cannot be overtaken if
he slows up, and the one behind hits
up the pace, as they say oh the cinder
path.
Think of the man in the long race
on the track. This is your chance to
spurt. These days ahead of you give
you plenty of time to change the
whole appearance of the race,. Between
now and the closing day of the contest, July 17, there may be such an
upheaval in the standing of the girls
that today's leader may be down in
the list by that time. They have
shown splen'did work in the past and
this is their warning.. And if they are
wise it will be. Over-confidence has
beaten more athletes than you can
number.     Over-confidence may  beat
the leaders of today. 'This is your opportunity you who are behind. Grasp
it quick!
The Observer has pointed out the
advantages of this voting contest so
often that it will not reiterate the wonderful possibilities to the girls who
undertake the race. It is an opportunity that offers itself to hut few in a
lifetime. If you have one chance in a
million (and what girl has not) it is
your duty to seize it at once.
So to the girl behind, we would say:
Get busy!   Work!   Work!
To the girl in front: Do not go to
sleep on your honors. Remember the
race is not on until you breast the
tape. There is plenty of time between
today and July 17 to change the whole
complexion of the race. The chance
is with you to grasp it.
FINAL BONUS OFFERS
The Observer has arranged a big
bonus offer, which will be good to and
including the final daj^, which is July
17, as follows:
For every seven new yearly subscriptions, 8,000 extra, a total of 12,200
For 8 five year Subscriptions 25,000
extra making a total of 40,000 votes.
For 2 twenty year subscriptions 75,-
000 extra making a total of 135,000
votes.
The three 5-year subscriptions may
be for one, two or three parties and
the two 20-year may be for one or two
parties.
For every seven renewal subscriptions, 6,000 extra, a total of 9,500.
For every seven back subscriptions,
4,000 votes, a total of 6,800.
For every forty merchants coupons,
brought to this office and counted by
the publisher or his assistant he will
give 1,000 extra votes. This will
make a total of 2,000 votes.
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Silk Poplins and
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THE IDEAL FIRELESS- COOKERS
Propagating a Tree,
The tree which occasionally gets Itself propagated In the most Interesting way Is the elder. "W. H. Hudson In
his book, "Afoot in England," has a delightful passage giving the life story
of some elders he noticed growing on
a Wiltshire down. There was a small
group of them set among some rabbit
burrows and a local farmer told him
how they came there.
First, the rabbits, finding that the
hill had softer chalk at that spot, had
made burrows. Then some wheatear3
came and nested In and lived about
the burrows. The wheatears fed on
the berries of an elder growing higher up on the down and so brought the
seeds to the burrows, where they routed in the soft ground and soon established a flourishing thicket
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