1921-05-19; Saline Observer

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7Fj$^$^ Qg what neighbors or
.acquaintances will think or say has
'kept  more  people poor than  any
other one "factor.
"Keeping up appearances" too
often means keeping- down the bank
account. Surely it is better to be
considered "tight" and have money
in the bank than to be looked upon
as a spender and be headed for
bankruptcy.
Are you availing yourself of the
help which this bank affords the person who dessires to save?
We have a savings book for you
and each member of your family.
avings Bank
Member of Federal Reserve Bank
The Qualify Grocery
PH01NE86:
Fresh Fruits, Vegetables, .Canned Goods, Fancy Groceries, Cigars, Candy
Spring Is Here!
Garden making will soon begin.    We have all kinds
of Garden Seeds—balk and package.
When you want a Good cup of Coffee, buy
Art Quality, White House,
Ytaban or San Marta
| Bring us your Butter and Eggs.
Cash paid for all farm produce.
Phone 86 MARTIN FUOSS
This is a subject that interests us all, and especially now in view of present conditions. We might
commence this week and keep our ad filled each week
with cuts and prices, .but it is sufficient to say that we
are reducing prices all along the line whether good in
stock or bought new, and will not be undersold by anybody. If we use too much space the customer has to
pay for it. A clean, straight business on fair profit.
Goods bought right can be sold right. The bigger the
business the less per cent of expense per dollar of sales.
FORTY-NINE years of treating the public right.
      BURKHART BROS
"JlOXiiVS WORTH or MONEY BACK." *
BREAD SUSTAINS
I  IT'S the 6ne .food that always satisfies because it's
—firsts, in nourishment
—first in deliciousness
%   —first in economy
SCHNEBELT'S HOME TOWN BEEAI)
more than'"fills the bill" for bread satisfaction.
Sehnebelt's Bakery
JHTENAW COUNTY, MICH.,- THUESBAY, MAY 19, 1921.
NUMBER 36
BUSINESS  CHANGE
Baker Sells Interurban Stand
to Ben UpHaus.
TYPHOID MENACING-
SOUTHEBN COUNTIES
j WHAT'S YOUB SPEED—
i    • COOK OB "JAZZES?"
Quite an. important deal was pulled
off ^ last week, when Ben Uphaus,
mechanician at the Wiedman garage
purchased the  confectionery and £b-
Cases Beported In Fourteen Counties
—State Urges Immunization
Against Disease.
Typhoid fever Is now present in 14
of  the  20  southernmost  counties  of
boceo stand in the interurban waiting' the state, according to the Michigan
room of C. H. Baker.
department    of   health.   Reports   of
Mr. Baker started the business in cases have been received from Eatou,
a small way in the Alber building Ingham, Macomb, VanBuren, Kala-
on Ann Arbor street a little more maz0o, Calhoun, Jackson, Washtenaw,
than five years ago, moving later to Waiyne, Berrien, Cass, St. Joseph,
the waiting room. By strict attention Branch, Hillsdale, Lenawee and Mon-
to business and courteous treatment  roe counties.
of all patrons he built up a business "Coming at this- time of the year
of considerable magnitude, and sold typhoid is especially dangerous," de-
out so that he could join his family clares Dr. R. M. Olin, commissioner
in Royal Oak. He will be greatly 0f health, "for It means that as the
missed from Saline's business circle,  season advances the disease is liable
Mr. Uphaus needs no introduction to become epidemic unless strict
to our readers, having been with us measures are enforced to control It.
for many years as foreman of the re- Local authorities everywhere "should
pair department of the Wiedman take every means to determine and
garage, and will continue in that abolish the sources of infection,
capacity, having engaged Mr. and "The public should recognize that
Mrs. William Holt of Royal Oak to SOme previous or existing case of ty-
conduct the business for him. Ben phoid fever is always the cause of
will put in such time as he can outbreaks of the disease, and that it
spare, also, assuring the public th? is transmitted by introduction of hu-
same prompt and satisfactory ser- man excreta info the system through
vice as heretofore. Mr. and Mrs! water, milk, and food, or by other
Holt are formerly of Manchester. means.   It is for this reason that the
During the absence of Mr. Bartlett detection, -isolation and treatment o."
Mr. Uphaus will also look after the every case of typhoid, however mild,
affairs of the D. U. R. are absolutely necessary for the pro-
 tection of community health."
TUBKS   BESPECT AMERICA     (!    Emphasizing the danger of individ-
DetrQit, May 17—His crimes against uals picking up typhoid fever infee-
Ohristian peoples under his domin- tion—especially in and near communion have caused a shocked civiliza- ities where the disease exists—the
tion to brand him "The Unspeakable department of health is urging peo-
Turk." His barbarism apparently pie to have their family physician
has been without limit. Yet, this immunize them against typhoid fever,
same Turk today stands aside with Fly-spread typhoid fever, as well
mingled fear and respect at the ap- as the fly menace, can be done away
proach of American relief workers, with, it is declared, by abolishing,
engaged in the task of salvaging his * screening, or disinfecting smch breed-
victims, ing places of flies as garbage cans,
This is the substance of cabled in- .stable refuse, and but-buildings. As
formation just received by James .T. an aid to physicians, health omeers
Spillane, state director of Near and the public in curbing the disease,
Hast Relief. The dispatch described the state laboratories at Lansing
how Turks stopped bombarding the are making analysis of drinking
city, of Aintab, Cilicla, to permit two^-water for pollution, and blood,'"fece%,
women workers of Near Bast Relief and urine examinations for typhoid,
and their escorts to pass in  safety  tree of charge. *
on  their way to  help  suffering  Ar-   '   *
STATE FABM BUREAU
BUYS WOOL BAPIDLY
menians in Marash, 75 miles away.
Miss Anna E. .Melntyre, New York,
and Miss Margaret Reed, Boone, la., 	
were t'he Near   Bast Relief   workers  Four  Times   As   Much  Received   hi
First Four Days of 1921 Pool as
in Same Period Last Year
who came from  Aintab   while   Turk
cannon were shelling the. city, then
held   by   the   French.    The   Turkish * :
commander gave the "cease firing' Lansing, May 16—With four times as=
order when the girls explained why much wool brought in during the first
they wished to pass through the ten days of the 1921 wool pool as was
lines- ^. pooled on this    date lastf year,    the
On foot, horse-back and in box cars state farm bureau announces that it
the relief workers made their way to looks forward 'to an even greater
Marash. Here they found 3,500 vie- pool than it had in 1920 when 3.500,-
tims of a massacre  in which 10,000  000 pounds were assembled. /
lives had been taken. Soup kitchens, Cash advances to farmers equal
orphanages, industrial shops and hos- to one-half of the market value of
pjtals established by Near Bast. Re- their wool have*, already' "totalled
lief are now engaged in rehabilitat- over §13r000 on the i35,000 pounds
ing these survivors!. already     pooled,   the     farm  bureau
Additional .reports to Michigan reports,, which say that this method
headquarters state that the Aiueri- of payment seems to have met with
can relief workers continue to strug- instant favor because^,of _ the .short-
gle bravely to meet the new burdens age of money in the; country due"to
thrown upon them by. the collapse of the big drop in prices of farm prod-
the   Wrangel   forces,   which   threw ucts.
130.000 refugees from the Crimea in- One hundred warehouses scattered
to Constantinople. AH the children over the wool-producing area, of
were eared ifar at once,but additional Michigan are being used to store the
funds are needed to extend the work, wool, and grading craws are moving
as appropriations already made |or from one to another, annoucing
other famishing people exceed the ahead of time" when they will arive.
amount on hand. The pool this year differs from that
                        of last year in three main respects—
ALL STABS IN "BIO GRANDE"      local warehouses are used instead of
When Edwin Carewe set about to central, grading and weighing* are
introduce Augustus Thomas' well- done in the sight of the farmer, and
known play,, "Rio Grande," as his immediate-cash advances of one-half
first independent production, through of the market value of the wool are
Pathe, he picked    out playei-s   that made to the growers.
were practically, suited to  the roles	
they were to portray. THAT REMINDS TJS
Rosemary Theby proved just the The railway executives are kept
type for the \ spirited Marie • Inez, busy explaining why, in spite of in-
while Allan Sears was Donny O'Neil creasing rates .and "government guar-
to the life. Hector jr. Sarno was antee money, the railroads are slip-
chosen for the role of the Mexican, ping farther and farther in the hole.
"El Capitah" and Adele Farrington, Some of their explanations sound
Arthur Carewe, Peaches Jackson and like the speech of the rural lawyer
Georgie Stone were ideal for their in the justice of the peace court,
respective parts. - , "Your honor," he declaimed, "if the
"Rio Grande" is announced, as the train had been running as she should
feature on the program at the Lib- have .ran; if the bell had been rang
erty theatre for next Sunday. J as it should have "Been rung; if the
 ; ;  '. whistle had been blown as it should
BOAD BONDS FOB SALE. have been blew; both of which they
The Board of Road Commissioners did neither, the cow would not have
of Washtenaw County is offering* to, been injured when she was killed."-—
local investors, road bonds in denom-   Ex.
inations of §500.00 eacih. These bonds —-   	
are high class securities drawing in- Yes, you can .get your wedding interest at 6% payable semi-annually vitations printed at the Observer of-'
and are tax exempt. Further inter- flee and feel assured that you are
mation may be had at the office of getting as fine a job as can be print-
Uhe Board in the Gourt House, Ann   ed In any shop.    The ©rice will he
"So Long Letty" Gives Wives An Opportunity to Take Stock of Selves.
Is your husband displeased with
you? Have you even the slightest
suspicion that he contemplates Changing his life .partner?
Are you one" of those nice "homey"
sort of wives, who can cook and keep
house to perfection, but who is not
so keen on fashions ox the beauty
parlor? Or, are you one who cai
look like a miHoin dollars and dance
all the latest jazz steps, but whose
idea of a hard day's work is to open
a can of sardines?
Well, if you are either of these,
and darling hubby wishes you were
different, take him to see "So Long
Latty," the Robertson-Cole super-
special picture whioe will be shown
at the Liberty theatre next Wednesday. Both of you will get a few
pointers from this merry and amusing tale of two newly married couples.
Tommy was a strong healthy man
who needed nourishment; but Lettv
was mare concerned with the "daa-
sants" and the latest in gowns, than
she was with domestic duties. As a
result Tommy tried to exist on sardines, crackers and teaidust.
To make Tommy more miserable,
there lived right next door, dear litt'e
Gracie, whose long suit was cooking
and Tommy nearly perished evei-y
time the aroma of fried chicken and
gravy^floated from Grade's window.
But Grade's better half cared more
for style and class—at least he
thought he did—than for the delicious meals Gracie humbly prepared
for him.
Each man signed for the other
man's wife. Then a brilliant (?) idea
came. How about changing wives?
See the picture and find out how it
worked out.
OBSERVER LINERS
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
fie per Line First insertion? Then 3e
per Line;  JUinlmvm charge 25c
For Sale—Cow, due to freshen May
27.   A^E. Cole. 38
Milk from now no will be 10 cents
per quart.   Frank Daniels. 3S
Wanted—Chickens and Junk.   Harry Golasky, phone 108. (36)
For Sale—Sow with seven pigs, latter six weeks old.   R. W. Mills.   35x
Wanted—Painting and paper hanging.   Frank Camburn, phone 160.
For   Sale—John  Deere stag  plow",
nearly new. Wiedman Auto Co.
For Sale—Large Round Oak range,
in A-l condition. Mrs. M. A. Blaes-.
phone 78. 46
Wanted, music pupils for. piano.
Call Saturdays. Janice Austsin.
phone 145-F12. 34-6x
For Sale-r-14x28-ineh International
tractor disc; nearly new. Wiedmast
Auto Company.
Far Sale—18 coarse wool ewes, and.
lambs; 6 .good pigs, priced to sell. C.
H. Nrjlkir & Son. ' 27
Lost—Between Kenneth McMieh-
cel' and Saline, tire for Chalmers
car.   Earl Fosdick.
SOUTH SALINE WELFARE CLUB
Arbor, Michigan.
moderate, ion.
The South Saline Welfare club
met at the home of Mrs. Willard
Hall on Thursday, May 12. .'There
was a good attendance. \
Members responded- to roll call,
"Mother's Day," after the meeting
had been called to larder by the president, Mrs. Heilman.
Mrs. Lon Biddle and Miss Ethel
Lindsey were the delegates to the
meeting of the County Federation at
Saline, and the latter gave a very interesting report of the sessions.
Discussions pertaining to the work
the club is doing for a children's or-
phange       were       interesting. It
was decided to continue the work,
finished articles to be delivered to
the Ann Arbor branch.
A bounteous dinner was served,
and music for the meeting was provided by Miss Rubena. Schumacher.
A comfortable was tied, and altogether the meeting was one of the
best ever held by the club. The next
gathering will be at the home of Mrs.
Carrie MeCollum.
Methodist. Church No|es
Rev. C. P. Baviess. Pastor.
Next Sunday is Missions day. As
we draw near the close of our fiscal
year (June 1st) in so far as our
world-wide interests are concerned,
it is fitting that we should turn our
attention directly to our world parish.
The morning theme, at ten, will
be: "John Wesley's Slogan." The evening the"me, at eight, will be: "Our
Partners in Service."
Especial attention is called to the
fact that the hours for the evening
meetings, both Epworth League and
public worship, are at seven and
eight respectively. We trust that this
arrangement will he found more convenient at this season of the. year especially for those of us who- are on
the farms. -   .
Next Sunday is Institute day in the
Epworth League, Come to this "best
hour of the day" according to the
spontaneous testimony of one of our
young folks, herself an inveterate attendant at the weekly devotional
meeting. Learn, by* hearing the Institute described, the meaning of the
saying: "Once an Instituter alwayf an
In-5ti-toot-er." .
The Church school at eleven-thirty
must not be denied attention We're
alive.   Are you? *
Stove wood for sale.
Wiedman Auto Company.
Kelly-Springfield tires give universal satisfaetlon. Sold by the Wiedman Auto Company. -
Lost—Thursday -morning, "May 5,
pair of spectacles in a, case. Rjnder
please call phone 219.      ..   35-      	
For-Sale—Bull 'tractor and plows,
complete. Also, .hlack gelding 6 years
old, weight I200i Herman Heininger.
 r
Dancing at* the Farm Hotel, Wamp*
ler Lake, Tuesday evening, May 24th.
Music by Synco Orchestra of Jackson.
For Sale—-1921 Ford Coupe, good
conditio^ two new oversize tires, accessories.      Price is right.   Box 220.
2-Mogul Tractors, 8-16 International, -complete with plows. Prices are
right for quick sale.
Wiedman Auto Company.
Ray Storage Batteries are guaranteed for two years. Ford size only
$29.00 f.o.b. Ypsilanti.
Wiedman Auto Company.
Emil H. Arnold. Optometrist, 220
S. Main street, Ann Arbor, specializes in superior eye examination and
glasses at reasonable prices.
'  Ebr SJale—-1918 Studebaker Btg.Si.uv_.
in fine condition.' S good--tiregj|g(^^
is a great bargain for some one.
Chales Heubler's Garage.
Salesman Wanted—To solicit orders fas lubricating oils, greases and
paints. Salary or commission. Address The Harvey Oil Co., Cleveland.
Ohio.
Furniture repairing, refinishing and
remodeling; upjiolstering and slipcovers; special furniture to order. Will
call for and deliver once a week. P.
B. Harding, 218 E. Huron street, Ann
Arbor.    Phone 381tW. 37
It's the factory way if B. E.
Combs, factpry expert piano tuner,
tunes your piano. Twenty years* ex-~
perienee. Player- pianos a specialty.
Call me up at my expense, 406 N.
Hamilton street,- Ypsilanti. Phone 8SS.
Do you bake bread or hiscults?
Then you cannot afford to he without
the new "'1900" flour. The spring
wheat blend takes the kink out of
the bread and puts a Mek in the.
biscuits. Ask your grocer. The William Hayden Milling Co., Tecumseh.
The "good luck" that women have
Kith the new "1900' flour is npt
-'good luck" at. all. It is merely a
matter of good flour, a flour that Is]
absolutely right. Order a trial barrel
and see. The William Hayden Milling Co., Tecumseh.
TDCBEB WANTED.-
We are in the market for all Mads
of saw timber. "We pay yon a good
price, standing or at the mill. "Writ-,
dr phone No. 70, and we will be
pleased to call and see v?ha$ yon
ihay have. ~" /
25tf G..JBV BRACEY & SON,