1914-03-12; Saline Observer

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SALINE, WASHTENAW (30.,.MICH,, THURSDAY, MAE'GH 12, 1914.
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lift BANK'S MISSION
A Bard? is a depository for the savings of (he
public ci large.
It pays interest ort the money ii receives from
you and it receives interest for thc money it loans
io you. ,
In general, a bcnlz •£_ the zGme cs any other
business institution, saoe, that its interests, which
are your interests are mora carefully safeguarded
by the strictest of cohscTSctioe business methods.
Why. not make ihh /.ral. YOUR bed??
Why not epen a SAVINGS ACC017I1Thsre
and let as pay you. interact on your clings?
3 Per Cent Paid on Savings Deposits"
Saline Savings. Baal;
Council Proceedings.
Regular meeting of ■ the common
council held in the council rooms on
March 2,1914.
Meeting called to order by. President
Rose. -    .  .   , .      -
. Trustees present:*   Wheeler,  Cook,
Fowler, Alber, Hauser, Fuoss.     -   —
Beading of the following bills:
Washtenaw Electric Shop, to re--
ceptacle...': .' *■ •"     15
Detroit. Lead* Pipe Works, Hyd't"
■■'~      pumpanii suction hbse. :*..   '4.75
John Feuerbaeher, labor : - 1.35
Martin Fuoss1, oil and broom....' 2.44
Seeger & Schroen, bills paid for" * '
Brooks 52.60
Bell Telephone Co.:, for phone. :.-"''«.81
W. TJ. Telegraph Co. telegram:.    . 67
AN UNSELFISH BODY
Saline-Civic  League Boosts-for You
; and Me--Wiiere Do You Stand?
Last'week * we briefly noted' the
meeting of >the Civic League? held on
Wednesday evening, March 4{ but we
couldn't mention all the good things
talked, over and which are on the tapis for future work. ■ .
' A. great many are under the impression f.the League is a de'ad one, but
this is far. from facts. It is true it
has made but little noise to date, but
arslumbering-fire is apt to, burst into
a bright name "at any time, and this
seems to be.the-case with this earnest
body of town boosters.
Some think it an organization sole-
F. D. Ford, mdse....'..' :...'. 11.9
Chas. Carven, Feb. salary.'......" 8.00' ly to promote'-factories and chimerical
Julius Bredernitz, Feh. salary.:.60.00!ideas.   While it   is true   no factory
B. & F. E; Jbnes, coal fd-*village*-15.43
Standard OilCo., "gasoline., oil.." 24.25
Julius Brede'rnitz/repairs for en-
•propqsitiori would be snubbed, the
members are taking up more easily
developed features and sort of lie in
gine, and express.....':..-. i0.01i=wait'for the big chance which eventu-
Sbmer Fish, "postage and'exp'ress 12.96 ■ ally comes to every community which
Jake*Clough, street'work.*: .•....'. '4.26;is awake.
J". L." Theurer, stree't work*. :.   2.50
E.M. E. Co., Feb;:lightin'g.:.*..lS0.00
W. Ji "Sherman Co. service's rend. 22.90
Herman Josenhans, fire .hierVl
" year's salary..' .'.. .*.'..
George B_.rr, fireman, yr's'salary
George Bernard, same.. .'.'.*"......
O.-'C. Wheeler,- same. '. ..
J. A. Alber, same^    5.00
Bert' Giilen, same!	
Fred Burkhart', same	
A couple of ideas taken up at the
last meeting will be accomplished
soon', even if the funds have to be taken, from the league treasury. It is
proposed to have street signs—about
sixty of.them, which may be fastened
to the houses at the principal corners.
This can be done, at a small cost by
buying at the same-time Ann Arbor
5.00; purchases theirs. In addition to the
5.00 j street names, numbers ior every house
10.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
COnniOHTCtT \9\» STEWART AD INOU-TTRY
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SMOKELESS 01
Does- not smoke the chimney. Does not char the wick.
Does not thicken hi. cold weather. Does not emit
a foul odor.   Will all burn out of the lamp.
When you need more oi!, try it.   Seiis. per gal., 15c.
HENNE'S HARDWARE ST0R1
^   Water White Oil, per gal., 12c.
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You are all interested in
taing.the best Cloier
Seeds, possible.
ob-
[■over seed, purity tesi
99.9 per cent
Alfalfa purity test 99.7 pei
me tree mm
99-5^ per cent
The best, cleanest  seed
feas been, sold in Saline
eight years.
Will Dell, "same  ..   5.00 1 in town will be urged.   These can he
H. W. Bartlett, same    5.00 secured so cheap every resident vail
Ed. Muir, same     5.00 want them.   They are useful. as well
Hehr}* Schroen, same '....** 5.00  as ornamental.   The price of a couple
Muir & Gross,   supplies 115.65  of cigars or ice .cream sodas will nuca-
Moved by Hauser that bills 'as read,: ber a house, and who would care to
be allowed and orders  drawn  by the 1be without? ...
clerk to pay same.- Yeas:  Wheeler,      Another commendable undertaking
Cook, Fowler, Alber, Hauser, Fuoss., will be the beautifying of the streets
'   "     .   ; and .yards with, shrubbery.     An." in-
Fsnancial Report Board Cemetery Coin- : fi?ite W^ty, purchased at wholesale,
.   .       .      , "   j- " _■ l       • may be had at a cost that is insig'nifi-
missioa, for the year ending heb-     !cant when compared**-with   the   im-
ruary 28, 1914.
provement thev will make in the gen-
,,     , ..   - ,  . , .    .  -T  A-    _„--_ nrl eral appearance of Saline as a whole.
March 1—1 lot block H, Ino. 16.$ 2o.00 | „T   ,    r . .. ...   _  ,
..   ..     i , , ,,    ,   T -vr    o      . n--„ We have one of the prettiest towns in
"   " —1 lot block I, No. 2... • 25.00;;,       ,  , ,        ' _ n •   i
- the state—a few more  dollars wisely
" 24—Hot block G,_*i"o.-...
April 4—1 lot block A, No. 11...
June 4—1 single grave	
" 16—1 lot block G, No. 5.,',.
" 28—h. lot section B, old part
Aug. 14—1 lot blo.k H, No 28"..
Oct. 22—Use of vault	
Jan. 4 -1 lot block A, No. 3.... .
Jan. 22—Int. rec'd Ondwment fd
Jan. 26-^1 lot block H, No. .9...
Jan. 26—1 lot block F, No. 10..
Jaji. 26—Single graves	
Feb. 20—. lot block H, No. 25..
CONTRA
April 12—Paid  George W. Bernard, Village treasurer	
June 14—Same	
June IS—Same.'...'.	
Aug. 14-Sarae 	
Sept. 13 -Same	
Feb. 2S-Same .".
$217.45
Amount o*f endowment fund, $1*30.00, t (i0]ja_
for care of Eaton, Lashier and Forbes
lots.
Respectfully submitted,
A. M. Hoxphket,
Treasurer,
a few more
expended will place us at the head of
the list, andleague members feel we
should and will get there.
A big meeting is planned for Sunday afternoon at an early date, when
all can be "present and listen ,to experts on civic betterment and beautifying, at which time an effort will be
made to stimulate a heartier interest
in civic affairs. It is hoped to have
tlie orchestra present and sufficient
spenkersjto instill enthusiasm in the
hearts and minds of all who can be
$217 "45 ' pesuaded to attend.
j    This   is not all  that   the    league
stands for, but it is enough to let all
know thy are not chasing will o' the
-wisps or dreaming impossible things.
Two hundred nineteen votes   were
cast on' Monday.    That means   the
league should have a membership at
least that large and a good; attendance
|-_it each meeting.    The sessions, are
; held'once a month, and it is worth a
a year to  belong,  if   for;" no
25.00
15.00
1.00
25.00.
5.00
25.00
. 2.00
4.25
5,70
2-5.00 -
20/00 ;
2.00
12,50
50.00
42.00
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25.00
5.00
70.45:
Moved by Hauser that the report of
A. M. Humphrey,'treasurer of'cemetery trustees, be approved "Wread.
Yeas: Wheeler, Cook, Fowler, Alber,
Hauser, Fuoss.
j-other reason than to he enrolled with
! a bunch who are plugging for Saline
; first, last and all the time, aud not
I one with any particular axe to grjind.
! ■ There.is much in and: about. Saiine
! to exploit to the advantage of every
*■ citizen •- who calls this place home.
Get in the band ^.agon.and help boost.
• AUCTION   -.
decided   to quit farming.
Having
.,-,,_„■ _     '     * Frank Tower will  sell at auction at
tiie  Beard oi Lemetery .Trustees,!, .. -     ., ,     ,-,,. -,
'ihis far._a, 2 jmles north of Salme and
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Your Furniture wants si^|Iiei
prQmpJ-ly and economically,-by
"    ,naJ.F. WEISSINGER
Furniture ana Undertalr
Licensed Embalmer
I«ady * -3-Bsiatan.t
Report
Saime, Michigan. ...     .j 7 miles.south of Ann Arbor, fln*-the
To the Village Council of Saline, Mich..« Saline and Ann a^q- roa(j3 Wednes-
Genllernen: •        .. day.Ttfarch' 26,. at 9:80 a. m.,- Pair of
•Tne Board of. Cemetery trustees here- 'matched geldings, -13 and   14   years
by sub-tit the-following report a*t.the|oldi -^^ 2S00; Standard bred gel-
dos? of the nscal year ending February | diBgj 7,,y^ ^ght 1150r can  step;
b,1914:       .     , ^     __ _.       __,     some-  .5-year old'filly, standard bred,
Vp to and "beginning with-Marckl, .^ight. 1000;-bay.gelding-; 8 yeai-s old,
1913, this board :haft not "received . the
transfer of 'moneys, property,, plats,
etc., necessary for the trans action of
weight 1100*::7;Thilch-cows., • well bred,
durh*am and -jersey; 2-yr.'-old heifer
due.iri June;  2-year old heifer, not
reading
qalves;
^^S^-5-^^!.*"?.'1.^11^1?.^ Api-il;   11 shoats;    poland   china
stock hog, eligible to register; S-rams*
IUEKHART
contemplated by. tlie statute of Michigan, constitufitrg and = creajing such
board.        . . _ . ..
This report therefore, will include all
of the activities of said board, during
the year last past. \\.:':.  '
On'or soon after Ma.eh 1", 1913, there"
were ^delivered to 'this board, thfrfollow-
ing, Viz: '  : v*"  -
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i ^delaine aii'd Shropshire; *-74 breeding
■ewes^-aue April-1;  Implements   anc.
tools of .-all -kinds;--? \setts work har-
neaS.-> Hot lunch at nobny  \
...       F.'I»."SISRITlij_W, Auct.
•  /'\  Tiie"*FoTty'Year-Test. •".
„       . - -.-,<-.  '■„.-.*-   ■■•> An article must ha^e exceptional mer-
i>D_.obin .he hands of* the viUige .it to .survive for a period of-forty years
treasurer. - • -- *     .
2—Outstanding.bills receivable,to the
amount of S95.        .' ' •*■***>*..   -
" 3—Endowment funds-for care of "lots,,
§80. --*»'.. '."*.■'
* .4—A lot of • niarkers for designating
the houndaries of lots. '"   -       .   -"
Chamberlain's C'dugh Remedy *was first
offered to.the public in .1872. From _.
-■mallheginning.it "has grown in-favo"
anlp, pcipiUarit^^ua^tl-wit has- attained r.
world wi_.e;X^ptrtatio-t..1.. You '."will^ fihe,
-noi_-i_ig--bfefct-Er-fj)r>a eoogh i^col-.. ' Try
itJ_^_>yau"-wilihJiidersta*_d -wlryk « i;
favorite airter-k JiVriodhfiiidre than fortf:
ySars.   It not only gives relief—it cures'.
We have just received a fresii shim_ient of - * •   * . -' •*■ .
'-:■' WYIOI CfflDF   :
, in all sizes '." '     . .- *.'-;
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and a full assortment of .•-:■*■
BLUE.BMNER.CiOGOLATES ■
A good lise of bulk €a_-?t_es, always fresh      «'"
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You. can buy* "that Pipe now.   A good assortment to
choose from.   Sizes and shapes to suit all, and    j.
. w      .    they are guaranteed.    * '*•
Cigars aad Tobaccos of al! kinds
A Perfect Place to get a Perfect Lunch., ..■■*««---.,        ■ v:
K.- A; BOETTGER'S .-•!
PHONE NO. 8
FRESH ROASTED PEANUTS
Here is an opportunity to
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en Your
arid-just at the right time!- We^are Bering,   _«..
until sold, a High Grade Hotfse Paint -':
tt    it
now $t;-35
Formerly sold at $2.00 per gallon ' '.
"   $1.10 per kai-'gallo-i
-.60 per -quasi   .    ..
We have a..good assorh-ient at present, so    ^
come early and pick your color. "j.
Look over the folbirag goods before b*aviag elsewhere:     .';-
.Field, Force spray-pumps        Tin ware and ISnain^l ware
■■': ...•'* :    Standart Bros, special Sheep; shears     ■.'-.'.  j
Kodaks and Kodak supplies   .  Maiid' ox Pririt:linolfeu^is
Wool tvyme; the Mud you want*."7l. v T '■  *'•'
Columbia ignition batteries     Blankets M reduced* prices
. Our harness department is complete
-      SEEGER & WMrW
Everything in the line of-Hardware,.Paintsi-md\PM-_ I
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ettifts?
.Ifor Spring work, don't forget that your :
own health is m*dst impoi-tant of all.     '     ;
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.Will' plirify^your blood and fit you for your
season's work.      -
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(Concluded on eighth p*age) •'Ser sale'by All-Dealers;
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