1913-12-11; Saline Observer

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This, bank is conducting a .campaign on systematic saving. Every advertisement tells, its
own story and applies directly to you. - READ
THEM. ,
In looking about for a bank fo receive your
money,-you want to find a safe bank—<*■ convenient bank-r-an accomodating bank-
We want you to consider this bank along
these lines.
Satisfy yourself' of the soundness, and reliability of this institution—then come in and open '
an account
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•HOME TRADE QU_:ST.ON
The Patronizing of Home Industries Is
Beneficial ts AIL
x\one will gainsay that the wage
earner, whether he be a laborer, farmer • or professional man has tbe inherent right "to spend his earnings
wherever he'desires
the town doctor sent away ior the help
he needed the" laborer would suffer.
And suppose that the laborers should
j send away for " their»eggs_ their .veget-
'ables, their fruitj" butter,  etc., would*
' not the farmer'be-affected?    Suppose
that the merchant is- compelled to .do
business without proBt.     Can he pay
as good ""wages to his  help as   they
should be entitled  to?     So   it  goes
down the line.    The better the^hpme
If he.-wishes t0J=town can QB ma(ie the better it"'is for
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the
buy Iris suit in some distaut city, he (all.    Be a pStron of home industry,
has that privilege _aii'd quite often he j a"nd by being such ypu assist your-
*po" Christmas Shopping. 'Early
Nothing more appropriate for a gift than a nice piece of
Furniture.   We have a beautiful line of     ' r
Rockers      Diners      High Chairs      Sewing Chairs
Buffets    Sideboards    Couches    Davenports
Dressers, Iron Beds, Library Tables, Kitchen Cabinets
Etc.   Come early and have one reserved.
■ Dietiker's Furniture Store
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Bills WTW'0-i-ce
may learn that he makes a mistake by
buying goods without a careful .examination, of them. When this is the
case-and it frequently is-the purchaser -becomes a. better, patron of
home institutions than ever before;
'But there are a few things thai the
average man and woman overlook. It
is the dollars that they send away
mean* money taken out of local circu--
lation and thc- subsequent impoverishing of the community to that extent. - Say that there are 5,000 people
in the community. - Five dollars ^
year from each one sent away amounts
to $25,000 'a year "and. in .ten years
¥250,000.     _,
Suppose that a fifth or sixth of this
represented the profits that should be '
left iu the'community. It would be;
quite enough to establish a "business •
enterprise that would support several i
families. But for some communities .
the average amounts sent away, for j
goods are a third to a half and often ,
more.'than tho total paid for needed '■
supplies.    Think of what a great loss
self and*all in your" neighborhood.
CHR3STMAS SHOPPING
Saline Merchants Ready   to
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I Your Every Need.
i    Christmas time is drawing near, although the weather has 'hardly been
jjnkeepingwith the " Christmas spirit.
■ But with any-kind of _ weather  you
would know-what time of year it is if
you had accompanied   the   Observer
man on his annual trip to the points
of holiday interest in the village.    He
found in- every store4that Christmas
preparations  were  well   under   way,
and the general holiday atmosphere
prevailing permeates the entire shopping district, showing itself"not ioniy
1 in   beautiful   show  windows   but  in
'.lavish and pretty holiday displays."*
I    Saline will fully maintain its repu-
' tat'ion of being a remarkable holiday
! trading point, for the stocks are larger
i.aiid better this year'than ever, which
; is saying a great-deal, and the people
that is!    This trade if it was given to,   , .  ., . • .   _-       ■
, , ,,. ,. . ,    •      who always make a point of-'Coming to
the home town, would immediately in-1     ..     ,     ,    ,,   .    Z,   . .     >   ,      .
\ Saline to do their Christmas buying
will in no wise be disappointed, as
' they will find that our merchant's
' have anticipated their every possible
. desire and-'will be better prepared'than,
■ ever before to serve them.
\    A careful perasal of -our advertising
crease its business from a third to a j _-'
half! _
How many years would it take if the
home trade principle" was  adhered to
strictly   before  our" town   would   be
greatly increased   in  size   from   this
source alone.    It wxi'uld only require      . ...   .   .. .,        , ,,
r a   j      -m - j-u' -columns will give^ou an idea of the
a  very   few  years.- And. with   the i     -.        ..    , * .    ...        -    .    ■
•-_«-_'. i- •     I various displays and will-prove of ma-
growth  oi the 'town evervone living'-.-..,.:.. ,   ...
....    ..   ,.   .. ...j.    ;    ,        ,.     iterial help in making your selections.
within its limits andMts trade radius, J       -        ° J	
would receive a benefit.       *      \   '
All the residents of a community
have, conimon-interests in it. The la
borer, the farmer,=the merchant,
doctor-and the lawyer prosper in common. Their interests are parallel.
The community "is" *c'dit)p"3ri_tive.' If
the employer who employed men from.
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-tot Beyond Help at 87.
.Sleep-disturbing   bladder    weakness,
IN A FEW DAYS
Water Works Plant Practically. Complete and All Can Have City
-. .  .   Water 'Soon. ".  '"***H.
-It is exp'ected those who are cori-
nected<with the city, water plant will
be able to enjoy the luxury of a sup,-
plj- from the new system within a few
days-. Everything is^ nearly ready,
the dirty water iiTtbe mains' having
been "flushed out, and-as soon as a
minor detail or two' have' been attended to, connections will be made.."
The village authorities 'are more
than pleased with the number who
are preparing to use the city's, supply
in-" preference to typhoid breeding
pump.wells, and feel that.it won't be
more than a'couple of years before all
jvill avail themselves of this heavensent blessing. *■ ,
4"A11, should "-he p'roud of our .water
system., It is complete in every detail
and will meet the .needs of future
growth. A good many .towns,' in order
to siave a few huridre'd dollars," try to
get along. with_ half a system, and
then kick" • themselves * forever after.
Not so, Saline. We have spent' n lot
of mon_y, but we have 'something to
show* for it,-and will never haye reason
to regret the outlay*. s -.- **""
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. Methodist Church items.
Pastor—Kev. J." S. West.    *'     "
Come to the liiid'week service;T subject, '.'The Jerusalem Church."
Sunday services as follows: Class
meeting, 9:80; 10 o'clock, missionary
address in the interest of the W. F. M.
S>;.* every, person • for- Sunday school
atil:15. ' .   '    -••'
Children's meeting'at 3 p'.-m. .
Epworth League at 6 p. in, -Irs.
Luther Briggs as leader; subject, "De-
naturizing-Holy Days and'Holidflys'."
Ereaching at 7p. m.; topic, "The
Vineyard." Let us forget not the assembling of ourselves together.
A FULL LINE;0F ..'   :
Handkerchiefs      Towels
Stamped Pillow Case Slips .
• -  , and. Towels for Embroidery
D. M. C. Crochet Cotton in blue,*7pink, lavender
*     white in 20,30, 40, 50, 60 and 70 ,
BURIHAET  Bi@S.
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some distant city to do his work would
patronize an out of town cloctor and
., ! stiffness in joints, weal:, inactive kid-
ne'y action and rheumatic paius,*are all
evidence of kidney trouble. Mrs. -lary
A. Deau,, 47' E. Walnut St., Taunton,
jMass.v.y*T-J.tes:1.i .VI J-k_,veip.assed,i-ti_; 8Z*feh..
birthday, and thought 1 was beyond the
reach "of medicine, "but Foley Kidney
Pills have proved .most beneficial'in. my
case."    O. C. -Wheeler'S-Phartuacv.
A box social for the benefit of the
•school in-the:Blaess district will*be
heldat the.h.omeof'.Mr. and Mrs."
John Guenther tomorrow evening., to
-which1- all xare -*t_4rdiall}5r''-iiivil'ed.. . A
prize will be given for the prettiest
box." Conveyances will be in readiness at the waiting room at 7 o'clock".
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CANDIES, NUTS AND; ERUiTS
The bes. assortment the markets afford. - .*:
and a swell variety to select from.'        "~ <:4
fipfes and. Smokeps' Supplies
Dandy pipes at all prices, cigars in attract] ye
boxes—everything for the holiday season.
Iwayg Prepared to Serve the
at our model lunch.counter..
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Standing of the Ckabs:
TNBOOE BASE BALL
Champions	
' Hounds _.,
Woufcl Be Stars.
All Stars....:...
VOLLEY  BALL'
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Noodles	
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The. race in  the indoor   base  ball \
league   \gaxes   warm.     The  Hounds !
and Champions played their second
game Thursday   evening,   the  latter
winning by a score of 17 to 7.     The
Hounds. were   minus   their   regular
datcher, Grover Giilen, Walling goin
in and doing the best he could, which
.wasn't at all bad.     Catching  third
-strikes seems to be about the hardest
thing to do ia the indoor game.
- Roy Rogers, one of the Hounds, has
been on   the crippled  list since-their
las'-'game.     Some one slid into third,
which he was guarding, and slid into
the big toe on his left loot at the same
"time", and as a result he's been wear-.
ing acarpet slipper on that foot,
' The-All Stars took" a fall qut of the
Hounds Monday evening, and instead
of a large circle, now have one point to
their,star. -  They'll haye more when
they get'under a. full head-of steam,
for on paper it looks as .though Ihey
hav'e'the Cream of the niore than foily
who are indulging  in   this   popular
pasttime. t The Hounds went into the f |
*game.Monday evening badly crippled
t by the'absence of several of their best
" poinfcgetters or the contest might have
-been closer.    The final score favored
"* "the All Stars, 9 to 4. •
For. at least a week-the Champions
". will be champions in deed as well as
<name', "butvno man knows what a
. day will-.bring fbrth.'' Tonight'they
...bump up against"the Would be S.tars,
.' and may be forced back, into a fie.
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PP» *■*"'.    Monday, December 15, All Stars vs.
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, _ Tnursday, December 18,  Would Be
-'"StarsVs. Hounds.
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_-■'.  .Tbe'-Man JYlio Ke-lects Himself* _
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'-' '"liroiib-i^. takes-' an unwise1*- ripk.- Back-
gacKe.-p'aiu and soreness over the kid-
'*neys,'nerj?fl"_-i"br diziy spells, pooc sleep,;
SwOt aU-<5sy_nptoms "that will disappear
p^h'ttte-;regular use of ;Foley* Kidney
^0s^*";!*I'h-y..putthe kidneys-and hlad'-
Kec"iu."a clean'; strong -and healthv. con-
nifiS&^'QjC. Wheeler's- Eharmacv.
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t would seek impossible to cfeoose an article that our varied stock contains that would go amsis to any
amount you wish to expend in serviceable, sensible and seasonable..pre-sents.
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Shaving Outfits
Percolators,-.
$2.50 to 4.50
Carvinf
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to 3.50
Baking and Cooking Bishej
And you can choose any
style Razor, in safety or.
common, ranging in price
from
masters
Lisk Roasters, none better made,
•$1.50 to. 2.75 ■
"" Inferior grades at $I.00_
Electric. Flat Irons
Heating element warranted for life
Far only $2.50
Eastman Kodaks
.$2.00 and up. If not in stock--
can.order direct,~so place your orders
early.  . . ;     . .
NIcke! Ware
Tea Pots',.
Baking- Dishes
Coffee Pots '
Chafing Dishes
Our stock is complete, and prices to
suit all. ""..-**
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See our line before you buy elsewhere
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AluminLsm Wai^e
It-is the best In the worldand "bound.
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Pocket Knives'! ioXtnt.;
IOg to S2.00
rcvjMade-of^Glay^and Asbestos, making them veryvdufabie;r £&*
Conaplete Set, as showhrin the above cut, $1.50
LEPS—7SO to $2.50
EXPRESSWAeONS-$1 and S2
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$1 to $5;00     SKATESr-fiflc to S2.58
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Any housewife would be pleased with a new^Range or Heater,.Washing Macfiine/TOhgg,B'oJir^y
Clothes BasketrClothes Bar, Ironin£Board, Eood;Chopper,or Wizai:d Mop. -^ftrjp.ipjl1*tt-^-
\ it;.       be eleased -fo^receive a newflor-e Blanket or arfy\hing jniJie. line of C__-pen%s^_3^s|^
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