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VOLUME XXXX
SALINE,  WASHTENAW  COUNTY,  MICH., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4,. 1919
NUMBER 12
The Saline Savings Bank extends a hearty welcome to all
people who have recently come
here and can assure-them of a
modern and up-to-date service.
We can do for you' many
things that other banks do not
try to do and will appreciate
an interview so that we may
become acquainted.
We have abundant resources
to take care of your requirements and can guarantee you
service that will please you.
SALINE SAVINGSBANK
The One Story Bank cn the Corner
MEMBER OF FEDEHAL RESERVE BANK
OBITUARY OF MBS. T. P. COLLINS.
Marriage Licenses.
Elizabeth Pennington,- the   daugli- i    Clarence   Daugherty, 23, Ann Arbor;
ter of Mary Auletta and John Pen- I Lucile Buckanan, 20, Allegan.
Elizabeth Pennington, -the daughter of Mary Auletta and John Pennington, was  born May 22.,   1850,  in
Dr. Linwood Snow,  23, Leslie; Sophia S'witzer, 22, Ypsilanti.
,    Henry Hugh Altwater, 22. Ann Ar
Macon, Michigan.    She  was  a child  bQr; Emm& c  Mmer> ^ g-_ .^^
of the covenant and iron** early child-
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GIVE CHRISTMAS PRESENTS THRT WILL LAST.
BUY THEM FROM US.
YOU HAVE NO IDEA WHAT A BIG LOT OF USEFAL PRESENTS YOU CAN GET IN OUR STORE THAT YOUR FAMILY AND
-FRIENDS WILL BE MIGHTY GLAD TO RECEIVE.
YOU WILL FIND IT ECONOMY TO BUY YOUR GIFTS FROM
US.
COME IN AND SEE FOR YOURSELF.
USE CUR HARDWARE; IT STANDS HARD WEAR.
Phone 73
ROCK & HARTMAN
hood was deeply interested in religion. She became a member of the
Macon Presbyterian church in her
teens and retained her^. membership
with this church du***aig* her life.
On November 11, 1873 she was united-in marriage to Timothy 1-iiaro
Collins. They resided on the farm
in southern Saline township until the
spring of 1907, when they moved to
the village of Saline.
Mrs. Collins' Hast illne.s was of
few weeks' duration and she grew
gradually weaker until she fell,
peacefully .asleep in Jesus, Tuesday
evening, November 25, 1919.
This mjother has left to mourn their
loss, a husband and four chi.dten;
Grace and Guy S. of Saline and
Guernsey Pennington and Gertrude
Elizabeth of Ann Arbor, alsa four
grandchildren and three sisters and
two brothers, Mrs. Eleanor Cotton of
Clinton, Mrs W. S. Morden and Mrs.
AV. M. Fowler of Saline, Mark and
Baron Pennington of Macon.
Besides the more immediate relatives she will be lovingly remembered by a large circle of
neighbors and friends, who have
been associated with her and have'
come to appreciate her unselfish life.
William Pennington, the original
pioneer of trie Pennington family,
came frorrt England in 1697 and settled in New Jersey. Jchn Penning
ton, father of the deceased, came tc
Michigan in territorial days, settling
in the township of Logan, since
called Raisin, Lenawee county, in
1829. and in the spring ofl831 movec
with his >|amily' to Macon. Mrs. Collins delighted to recall the early traditions of her family and with her
friends and loved ones woufld often
recount the scenes and experiences
Of pioneer" days' of Michigan.
The deceased was warmly attached
to her many friends, but as a true
mother she was devoted to her home
and family where her ur.'.iiing efforts were spent for the welfare of
others.
This good womjan walked with Jesus in quiet, 'unassuming ways. She
was modest and retiring in manner,
one of those cheering personalities,
we love to meet and cherish because
of their innate goodness and genuine worth of character. Her children, recalling hor many gentle deeds,
call her blessed. Her husband fullj'
■realizes the loss he has sustained,
cherishes her loving memory and all
who knew Mrs. Collins willingly
recognize that the world has) been
made the better by tho living of tliis
noble life.
The funeral services conducted by
Rev. W. H. Hoffman, were held at
her late home in Saline on South Ann
Arbor street, Saturday, November 29,
at the hour of 12, then at 1:30 at
the Presbytrian church in Macon.
Interment in the   Maeon    cemetery, i
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hs if yon can,
| what you can better
% use   lor   Christmas
* gifts, all tilings eon-
% sidered, than photo-
I graphs?
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I Haye them made at
Otto Pieske, 21, Lodi; Nellie Bcr-
dine, 16, Ann Arbor.
Carl E. Dolbee, 26, Ypsilanti; Anna
Sprague, IS. same. ,
. Clark Westfall, 26, Dexter; P. anct-s
Waters,. 20, Ypsilanti.
Lewis E. Nelson, 28, Wh.itai.cr..
Lake; Ila M. Goff, 16, same.
Norman Ballard, 23, Ann Ar_o-;
Grace Lucas, 28, same. -
Arthur H. Hildinger, 26, Bridce-
watar; Louise H. Hafner, 23, Ann
Arbor.
OBSERVER LINERS
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
6c per Line thirst insertion?   Then 3r
per Line;  Minimrm charge 25c.
Barred Rock breeding cockerels for
sale. Walter Gross. lOx
For Sale—Ten pigs 11  weeks old.
Phone 204-P3.   A. M. Derr. 13
For   Sale—Horse,   delivery   war.on
and light sleighs, S. Y,. Cotton.    7
Lost—Lamp-oh new surrey. Finder
please leave at this office and receive
reward.
Wood to cut on shares, mostly oak.
Phone 193-F2i    Henry Paul, Ann Arbor R. F. D. 6.
For Bale—TwQ African* ma'e ge:se
1 yr. old; a few jrose comb Rhode Island Red chickens.   Phone 166-F^.
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Por   Sate—Fohi*   good  ■steers,   tw
l1/. yrs..  oldt, twoj 1 yn  oldi.      Phone
141-F11.      Mike'  Agraf, ~6n    SeS den
Wheelock pliace.        ' 12x
Por Sale—Walnut 'bedroom suite,
bed with springs, springs, sewing machine, stands, tables, chairs, pictures,
i/voning boand.       Phone 84-F3.
llx Mrs. Walter Brackel.
NOTICE
To Persons Owning Signs Located in
the Right-ol'-v.-fy on all County
Roads..
You are hereby requested to remove such signs on or before the first
day of January, 1920. All signs f.und
within the right-of-way of Countv
Roads after January 1, 1920 will be
removed by the Board o? C aunty
Road Commissioners.
By order of' the Board of County
Road Commissioners of .Washtenaw
County, Michigan.
JOHN J. COX,
11-27-12-4-18        Engineer-Manage-.
CAN'T BUY REVOLVER
WITHOUT PERMISSION
York Township Treasurer's Tax Co1-
lection Dates and Places.
!    Friday, Dec. 19, Milan State Sav-
i ings Bank.
j     Saturday,   Dec.  20,  Saline  Savings
i Bank.
Authorities  in many  of the  cities j    Mondayi   Dec.    22,    Farmers    and
and counties of tbe stale, in an effort j Merchanta Bank, .Milan.
to  prevent  crime,  are  calling atten- j     Tuesday> Dee. 23> Milan state Sav.
tion  to   the   new   state    law   which j. *DaT1]r  ■
makes it necessary for a person pur- j    ^^ ^   26   Pai.mers and Me _
chasing a pistol or revolver  to first   cha_t_ BaBk> Milall.
obtain permission of either the chiet,    &stnM?^ E6e. 27, Farmers and Me--
of police or the sheriff.    The law bit j chantg Bank> Mi]an
recently became effective. j    ^.iday>   Jan    %  MJ]an  gtate   sa7_
The officer from whom the permit   .        B„nir
is secured must be -satisfied that the j   gaturdav| Jan,. 3. Farmers   and   Me-
intentions of the would be purchaser j ch|mts ^^ ml^
are not criminal. The salesman must j     pr,day>. Jan   9>  citizens  Bank, Sa^
mte  on  the oermit a detailed descrip- : „. „
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tion of the weapon  sold, as well  as.    SaUmlay>   Jan. 10, Milan State   Sav
the name,  age,   address and  occupa- '
tion of   the  purchaser.    The permit
then is filed with the authorities for
permanent,record.
CYRUS  T. CAMP.
The Camp Studio
at Ypsilanti, Mich.
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I Rememher It is night or day with ns.
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LAST CALL
LEST YOU FORGET       j
Tlie  Ladies   of  the Methodist  so- j
ciety will serve, a chicken pie sup- \
per  at the  church    Friday evening, i
December 5;   supper   will be  served!
from five o'clock until all are served, i
Adults    40c,    children    under    12 ;
years 25 cents. ;
MENU
Chicken   pie Gravy
Mashed  potatoes
Cabbage salad Cranberries
Jelly
Brown Bread
Pudding Coffee
ings Bank.
Checks accepted every' day- at my
home except when dated elsewhere.
i'% after Jan. 10th.
Dog tax must be paid before Jan.
10th.
FRANK CAMBURN
York   Township Treasurer.
DECEMBER JURORS.
Frank B. Wilson,   Ypsilanti   township.   .	
A*   B.   Walker,   Ann    Arbor,    firs-
ward.
Albert Weimer, Ann Arbor, se.on;
warct
Herbert T, WetherbCfe.. Ann A b r
third ward.
Philip   O'Hara, Ann   Arbor, famt'i
ward.
Harry    Ske'ton,   Ann    Arbor,   fifh
ward.
Albert E. James. Ann Arbor, sixth
ward.
Carl Bay, Ann Arbor, seventh ward.
William Donchue, Ann Arbor (own-
ship.
Bert Torrande, Augusta township.
Walter    J.    Rawson     Bridgcwate*
township
Edward Dol.in.  DrXter town'h'p.
Edwin Renaw,  Freedom township.
G. Edward Grcss, L:ma township.
Charles F'egal, L-rdi  township.
Harrison Hadl-sy, Lyndon township.
George     R     Bowins,    Manchester
township.
W'lford  Sopp,  Northfield township
B. A. Bego'e, Pittsfield township.
Harry Atchison,  Salent lownshi_-.
Willard Hall„  Saline township.
Carl Bates, Scio township.
George A. Frey, Sharon township.
A. L. Wilbur, Superior township.
N.W. Laird,  Sylvan  township.
Irving Johnson, Webster township.
II   S. Richards York townisih'p.
Ed.   Thome,    Ypsilanti    city,    firs!
d'strict.
Prank W. Scott, Yrsilanti city, second district.
Charles  Thrasher, Ypsilanti township.
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A. E. A. MUMMERY. M .D.
Thysician and Surgeon
! Ann Arhor, Mich
j Ofiice: Hutzel Bldg.   Hours: 1:00-4:00,
7:00-8:00 p.'m. Sundays by appoint-
]    ment.
I Res. 314 Packard St.   Phone 1935.
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Best Grade of Merchandise
Every department and'hranch of om* husiness is stocked to capacity with the highest grade of merchandise, By this, we do
not mean high priced merchandise, decidedly no, hut merchandise of value and
service—the Mud of goods It pays to huy
and the kind of goods we like to sell, he-
cause we can squarely recommend and
stand hack of them.
BURKHART BROS,
The .Store That Makes You Feel at Home
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THE STORE OF QUALITY, PRICE and SERVICE. §
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Will be   at The  Tavern  Wednesday,
evenings from 6 to 8.
Lo.k at the. Label on Tour Observer
Everything with which to do your |
1 Christmas Baking with I
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I Citron, Lemon and Orange Peel, Molasses, Syrup |
H'           Syrup and Strained Honey, Figs, Dates
|                     and Nut Meats of all kinds.
We ask our readers to look at the.
address label on their copy of the
Ob-erver. If it reads, "Richard Roe
Seyt. 19." that means that your
ubscription was paid to September.
1915, and that you are in arrears
from that date, and should renew.
It would not only take considerable
time, but also be rather expensive to
mail statements to our subscribers,
therefore the date is printed on the
lab-il in connection with the name
in order that you may know each
week how you stand.
THY A BOX OF BLUE RIBBON PEACHES
THEY ARE FINE
SEE  OUR ASSORTMENT OF CANDY
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j jGolden Eagle, Snow Loaf & 1900 Flour $1.55 sack g
l§ - delivered to your -ironse*?^'    *•*        -. "
: B We send Laundry and Dry Cleaning every Tuesday
(1 for Butter and Eggs
MARTIN FUOSS
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every day in bed
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Arise in the morning fresh and invigorated.
Use Sanitary Comfort-giving Bedding.
A Wonderful Wool Blanket—Extra Large Douhle Bed Size-
Beautiful .Plaids on pure white ground-colors are Blue, Pink, Tan
and Gray plaids. This Blanket is made right and its appearance warrants the general asking, price of $15.00 in anyhody's store
These Blankets will he on Sale in our Store Saturday, December 0th at 9:30 o'clock
Price per pair for this Sale and day. only.
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See our Window Display!  Selections may he made hut no hlankets will
he delivered until Saturday morning at 9:30 o'clock
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