1921-07-28; Saline Observer

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VOLUME XXXXI
SALINE,  WASHTENAW  COUNTY,  MICH.,   THURSDAY, JULY 28,1^921
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> One of the immutable laws of
life is that we each of us mxtst pinch
at one end of the string or the
other. * '
. We may take our choice': ~~~
If We save early in life our later
•"•days will be bounded !p^°peaee and
comforts.
If we spend in youth then, must
w*e pinch in our old age and- then ob-
ifta-n only the bare necessities-of life.
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1 ■ Which will you do?
We have a savings book _to».*you-
BUSINESS   MAN .TAKES   BRIDE   !$0fELTY IN CHMJ-.
Ceremony   Follows   Greek   C_st«m.-
Sccon„ Marrisipe Among Greek
. Residents this Year.
"PoMy ■of flue Circus;" "Sig €*W-ib"-
"     Uraina ■ "fey BroaiBway Flayers
cama&EAT'A-'S
FEATURE
'Orr>""T    Attractif-ns   ft c   "E>«y   *f^»~tr,
* '. '©.isar Witsoii S1i»g>tr r T1'5 »t»-
|*'aic P«>-". T (-n's -*THTs>tK*-
From the Ma&chester Enterprise. . ... ;
Amid a large circle of their coaa-'
txyir'n and friends, BTarry. A. 'CFchi- '
son and Miss Bejielopj* Parros c'f Sa- '
,line w-ere-^nitetl an raarrjage  at Ai^-
beiter  hall  last   Thursday .aff'enrooa
hy services in. 'confonnity to the. orthodox GreeSt chi-peti, F*. "PtrcQes of .
-Detroit officiating. "
E aborate T>r-aar.atio")s   Tiad   "been
nai!c for the event and many iavi Nations    wore    issued    to    dut-cf-twu'
trieTifis sirafl Telatrvfes, -as *wcTl aSTm^y
ol   Harry's local   friends,    and    f"i.»
spacious hall -was  nece-sarv for *'>o .
j accommo-aSok--   <&?   the   rg&ffeermg.-
The -Talior-atc and imiprjcssiv-e 'Grct'K '
■service,  t_s>u_h   wat   •iinc,i_r^i»?a by
local' psople,' was nsme tho leas  i«-
jj-teresting, ana  flm-a. _.c'ins-ana ban-  every day's entc-rfca
•quet wKfeJh fdllawed 'was nrfteved "it- ifei'crti :arr"d -novel,
to with a, ?e_t that sTiowe'd tire en'jQy-
iweat 'oT -aSR.
Mr. Johnson 'is fw-9 'known -as rro-
\ 'onftcil Proceedings
Regular meeting of the Saline
CcKnapa Council July 7,  1921.
A quorum not being present meet-
i Ji; w*.s adjourned subject to call
■Of  lire -irciifent. * ..
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tin ?   year.
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*Ih£odr-"'e .Knost'S-'t "Par-y 5—
traduced     this    M^'l     ".<iv ttj '
pro"Ta.m.    Th€-:e fr'nr   i -1 -'■a-dttto  ;-i-
ixrietop oT-^he'Cfty'restaiurailt,^whKh ,tc.r^&ne.IS:    gave   ffi    ,(rTl.,.c^     _.e ..
fomrance on   1-hc. _5Tst' .'<i U. fo -n ^i«il
aeSlitTer.pr.l-udersii nisVit.   Sax 2-.Mhs^
he opeiied a'bout two years trgo  asifl
which "he 'has made the best 'rff its
"Kiml *in 'towm Tor "many :yeTai"B. "Hiss
IParros   Mrat •srec.BTTcly   'came "to    rhi=3
country from Greece and "has '.been
living 'with relatives 'in Saline.   Tilr.
and Mrs. ldhns©n. will live ~wif.h his
"BroSier  Peter   Tmfl   wife,   who   wtc
quartets,    violin   itfid    ?ini'<«s    <>"^is
featered  the  prer^JH.     ~n   ; "i«iii"i n
thavsj    \w£;ro    voc_5    ^ehvfi «s    :*5il
ciiiga .recitations     One >"f ;!i     ^•'•K-:-
ii.12 bits  of enteitsviinn^nf ■wa.s (:iiv-.--
;mi<iT work  by  Tv^eOtlo-'i hn >-;-   \?fe >
married *hwe *lust January, o(-c-ar^,ii^im^es „_ _Mfch ^.,wXl - v,ns„ ,ti-.l-
t'he'C. R^ewas 'house on -west .tone- '.Jnt ^ vfew ^ lfe; allUirar....
"son. street. ;     O.-nar Wilson  SpngeF„'ontcrt?**iw 21-
A_iong-^Tte-tothe"bride•an_-g-oo;nji-daT_    Hwe  is    •&   ..lever QcurKt w'f
Member of Federal Reserve Bank-
——1_S»lr,Ml.,J'JWWa»^_JMHI«g
was   somte 'hun'dsome   furatture   p
serlted "ny 7Uarry^s co-workers amori
the business -men o? the village.
—•v •
s '\&rz
"ST'i t re_Ti'.-i' meeting of the Com-
ivo■«, _'.>uihi was held in. the council y«-_n ....ly 12, 19-1.
Pi{._t___t  Puoss' in  the chair.
Trustess _ resident: Bredernitz,
) r v. B'RCis and Curtiss. Trustees
4.%3ejt; iPond and H'lntschier.
'ihe ni/Jiatcs of the last .regular
ne tin._ v»'ere read and approved.
. ie ollowig bills audited hy the
tfitt-m.ee ieo_a_aittete were read.
-   .i- it Lead Pipe Co., pipei.. $ 54.00
. H. Ande.cson, Tool & Supply Co.
ji'Vv'5.'fcr pipe vice     2;U2
.tiuellcr Mfg. Co. Extra strong pipe
  '.....     5.89
1 -;d_or Meter Mfg. Co., meter to
nirDlCB    ............    31.50
I'-swer ^Salbve M5g. Co., leather
valves „         10.57
ivjE.'tin; SPuoss, freight paid     1.24
.,.i'!h  American Fiber Products
Co., fiber roofing...'.       36.75
J3-; oH-EUison Co., lights in
Council  room ■..      .45
Detroit Edrsoni Co., lights and
^_ rower in. pumping station
■Detroit iEJdison Co, strejet light-
ji-'!S ...:..
Pobcrt Cullen, teaming  ....
Jienry Goitz, teaming	
Wm. Hart,   609   loads gravel
'!      «■ T ackhardt, labor	
vJohn ,F,-itz, <labor   ...-..'	
Carven,   labor   ^	
CAKB OF THAMCE
"We wish to express our heaHfoIt
thanks.to our kind iriends and ne g'h-
bors for their lovins sympathy :yid •
assistance in our sad bereavement
and to Rev. Wittharch't for iiis comforting words; Also for 'the bsau i ul
flo.ral offerings..
IVIarietta Burg,
Lucetta Burg,
Katie 11. Burg,
Mrs.'Firajik Burg and family,
Charles Burg and family.
181.40
. We have xeceived a numbr of tho
premium lists of the state fair. AH
who desire one may come i-> a-J
help themselves.
OBSERVER LINERS
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISiNG
6c i»er line first ins-rjtioiir Tlw-a -"c
per Line;  Minimi-m charsre 25c,
HOBSES   FOB  SALE.
"Wiedman Auto Companj.
For Sale—A barrel  gasoline tank.
Inquire at  Observer office..
Wanted—Painting and ■paper iu;
ing.   Fra'nk Gamburn, phone lv.0.
*B*¥0K "FRCFM 'OAWFOHNIA
•FOB A BRIEF TOSIU
127.50
211.40
3.50
152.2S
...     S6.13
...     58.1'i
7.00
3.50
   .3.50
) annuel Rs'atschlar, labor  ..  " 1.75
!.. Y. Cotton, assessor salary and
three 'days 'board of review   74.00
tets   .-an'd    sdlos.      Miss  M-rtiwtfyn n ,j   ^,
nay.
!m_te-*lD_-rs irtit_fa-so:TOii->«ioi^.Kl.-njr uracer, teaming
;*ta-_a_ltion. EiTOrJ-ody cq ^-rv ^l, hvJ.. mn^ teaming
-quartet, and these men  aro th.' t-«-t.'1 .„.,.
•Tliey   present     a   .great  variety    >tft
= songs 'i«i eontb.ina!acms d"f 3:u*ts, ca •■?- ■
. i'rTrijrpeei', -soprano, .'and  'Omar   AV51-
Cpurven, miarshall
6.0-1
IVfe-   anM Mp;  "Tns_nh M  Gpn^lpr at:'     ^^      *       "      """       "      "*"    '    •        , 1 ~<_d Luckhardt, extra valve
Mr. .ana _ms. .jos^pn iw., u-fciei  or , gonj ,baritone> are .smong the featwes . to_ - - n.
Ijos  Angeles, (California,   arrivs'd    in,;,   T   ,.    ,-,,-,■,,,„-„     ^i-„f<,-    1     ,„T   •       ' ap           l-.Us
;    Louis Wnlia^ms,    electrical    elite.?- ,,ct„„h ,t „«M,„„at   -„,  - -   .    »
rt-wn  Monday    to    attend the «:hau- i-_Q. o_    ..-  ol^_   ' -, K..a„    .„.    ^.  ^reft 'LnokSiarat. -salary  ana
.tamer, also sppeaixl today.   His pe -.       r,.o.;rfi,<-   -o:a ^.->a ,-,
,tH.»*..i» w.w.u&jm-^,   «._,               liormance is scientanc and highlr sMv-lE!im-i T „^i^„,-^  0 -   j,  - . ^n
TMcs. iGen_"er, ifo.M_enl.y .-Miss   Ge?- K _ -'.-„        „     -^.„- .       "       .. e^red il-udkhairdt, 2 spades       4.00
:'teirtaai'iitig.    Mr. Williams  is  one  of
tie STOith.wni renew old .lrien_Ship,]tlle  mg f<JiTa,utau-m  ,featoes   .aa-..
"here, xwhe^e  she  was veducateB .-and | Ca_ses   unuslml    iKterest   wlth    ^
Oiyed .until !tS83, whan she ,an& he. j^labo-ate and ^sa^.^^ment oT ^
-.arente  'moveffl -to   Sa,a   Diego, ***-\1iam^:Bmetatarlii ^tors, fete,
fornia.
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'T.wo 'hurried :trips  ttoough 'SSline ; th\rt\
*ate -^aat fall  gave Mrs. Gensler 'but!
SSline Msrcant'i'le Co., supplies
for rest room   189.52
Shrank Dieterle, wiring rest *
'    -room   ..„. „..     29.92
JE. C.  Rowiley,  blacksmithing      10.15
Entertainers who greet you on the ^ j^,,^ ^^ ^ ^^ ^ ..^
day '■■-
come     Brom    Southe>rn
Burkhart fifios:
'MONEFS WORTH w mm![ tBMML"
a glimssse of hec native;^place,_ as the
'illness m»f 'noar we'latives niade ihasfe
amoerative,
:Mr. .-aad Mr-s. 'Giensler 'Wft lLos Aa-
Europe.      C'anrmarata''-s /Mediteriran-
eat«   Mudiciaais ^how  liow 'the "Ital-
I
The Quality Grocery
PHONE -'m
t      . ' ■
Any lisk-e o£ meaichandise- --^©miler'it*.© ^malke -:gmd,
must be such as to draw* "re^a^ .o*pviiea^:.
That is partieu!_arly the ease- wat3a mwr' mig&m&M
line of   « ,.
We are always well supplied with tfte best .quality and freshest groceries and eataifejtes (©Mai-n^
vable, and we sell them at tlie closest peasible
margin of profit. You can find tne -"fixings*"'
for many an appetizing meal on our * s'helwss.,
and our store service will please you.
LET US FILL. YOUR BASKET 0MCE \
AND YOU WILL COME AGAIN
MABUIN FUOSS
Phone 86
The Koch Building & Supply
Co., extra--width of paving 1,380.31
*ians -matei music.   Antonio   Gamma-      atoaon b-y Bnedernitz that the bills
•rata'has just completed a successful '-as/read-be-allowed and orders drawn
tour of the 1 anger eities -where he i* fcr the salnfi- Supported by Blae«3.
g-eles :a -j«ar ago fast February, -trav- ,known .__ „<The wi_ard flf '^ Ac. .Carried.
sVing iby ieasy stages through tbe
JSar ^west, .-sou:th.we_t an;_ south. The
■past -Tiii'18: and perfect wiiitar has
•allowed fEiieatt -to vs_it 'relatives :and
points ©f interest in neighberin^.
states.
•*K_ey >w'iTl wistt .durSng the summer
- ^     ^                                  ^       r).j'.^-i..i       w.     jiuL.iv.   -^.ci^—».__—^.t:.          -14.p     J~ r-^_ — i—     jell—.         t-l Uj/ptu LCU.     UJ       —UH.XSE5.
II1V1NI.     M^Mtll'ClllV      3, 'IItfVt;ii:V fl^l.V. • aTrt.nt. n'All^^. A  Ti J ,.
Ohio,  and will then plan to take a_-
Beltdng,    paciing    and    thieshers'
supplies,    Wiedman Auto Company.
Anyone    desiring   Magic    Oleanzc,
call Mrs. A. E. Allison, .phone 139-F2,
"For Sale—Second cutting of. alfal-r
fa. G. A. Devendbrf, town line
road. 4S
Gr. Hendersoirs dental office will
be open-for business on and after
August 2. 48
Wanted—To rent a house, or •;. fo-v
moms far light housekeeping. Jai^s-s
Louis, phone 39. 45t.f
Second-hand peering -graill, _ir.d.:r,
in sscjosl condition, for sale che„p*.
Herman Heiningei?.-   '
Par Sale—New Idea manuf- sprea-
d^ir.^ slightly used; also spike tooth-
harrow.     Wiedman Auto Comj3*-,su
cordion," xHe will play all kinds of: Motioasi by Blaess that the contrac-
music, accompanied "by Paailitoe and tor 'buiW the new -sidewalks on both
rtDh'artes cCaTremaratai. Pauline strums sides of the street on South Apu Ar-
prettily upon, mandoliri or guitar,. bor street 'south of Michigan avenue,
While Charles »executes difficult 3>as~ if it meet the approv/al of the street
-sages :upon hiis accordion;. They •will .committee, the ©rice to b.e 4H..50 per
annear in native costumes. This is <■cubic yard. Supported by Curtiss.
«thmay relatives ^ MJimigan a.nd ,_^ *^^^ #. ..^^^ day. *;    Vo^; ^^     Ayes>    El,etonIt2i
other journey    this fell    to the ex        Ti>e  ^^    ^ ^^    ^    b1g blaess,  Curtiss;   nay:    Barr.    Motion
oxner journey    tnis >lau    to the -ex-   chautauqua pro_.tiction-^".polly of the: carried.
fflaa'1W' .circus."*    Last year  this play    w*ae      ,,„,. .     _.„,      .,    ,._.,.'
^   .        ■    ' _ .-      *    ■     Motion by Bredernitz that the Sun-
-preseated -over tw® (Community ciiv j_„ fc„„„,   „ .... ,  .,
*,.    day baseball proposition  oe  laid on
cuits and was a huga success.    This  .,,„   *_M„      r, t  . ' .       „    ..
H-.^ . •    _ «       *      _       A       t3le   table.     Supported   by   Curtiss.
year it ua :again being flayed on two carried
. other -Community cirealts and every    .
■new report shows even a greater sue-      Motlon   by   Bredernitz   to   adjbujn
At a meeting .of the «"hurcJi coon- ^ggg ^juaM that of }S2e. . subject to the president's call.    S'up-
jcil, on Monday eveningi at the 'home"    carefully aelected is  the' cast  of 'P°rted ^ Curtiss.
I of William Shaw, it was discovered  professional * actors    who    slay    ia: MARTIN FUOSS, President,
that  the pastoral year ending July -paiiy of the Cireufi."    Baeh player.ROY ROGERS, Clerk.
For Sale—20-32 Racine thresher,'
complete. Just right for light tractor. Good as now.  Herman Heininger.
For Sale—Six acre* second cutting
alfalfa; also collie puppies aad ruo-
ber tired trailer. A. C. ".range. 3'iG
E. Henry street. 46
treme
states.
■south,   wteh  -steps  in
The Federated Churd!
W. J- Cross. Pastor.
. first closed to a very satisfactory was engaged beeaHse he or she ex-
jmanner, there having passed.through act}v. fitted that particular part,
^the  treasuries of the church about special   scenery   has   been,  designe-i
$3,50.Q, all bills being met as. they aud constructed for this production,
j matured and much benevolent money- jfd stone  has been left unturned  in
being raised for charitable purposes, the makins of t'his beautiful comedv-
The new year opens less promising,., orama. With Broadway players.
: as there has been a .slump in this entertainment will be thoroughiy
jlhe prices, of farm produce and wag-  eaj.->ye^ T>y young   amid old
es  and shorter harvests.    The    two Qf the Circus'' is one of  the great-
For Sale—John Deere manure
spreader, Oliver riding plow, new
Empire fertilizer, grain^-drill. All
in A-l condition. Sam Craig, phoii-
139-F4. '.V. '^48
——■ r**.: V.
For Bale—One pure bred Shorthorn.
bull, 16 months of age. One pjireSjbred
Shorthorn   bull    6   months   oi'jiage-
--—«   1    -u    _ a     . i  _ ■ -,      ! Priced to sell if taken at op'ce. •BE IT.
lpolly. lach of Ann-Arbor, a_young preacher   Mi]]er £ -^^ -f_
Concerning   Cha_tajMiu_  Sunday.
There will be but ona meeting next
Sunday, the 31st, at the Methodist
church. This one service of the
day will be the morning public wor-.
ship at ten.    At this hour Mr. Ger-
nmil H Arnold, Optoinelrfst, 220
S, Mnir> stree^ Ann Arbor, specializ s
in superior ^eye examination and
glasses at icai3i.at!c pricss.
For Sa'e ot Rent—.Number one cottage all furnished at North l;;ke. Call
at 25 Huron street or phone C>A
44x Lewis Hjrhst, Dexter, Mich.
For Sale—Florence 3-burner- oil
stove. Has been used but little and
is in fine conditioji...^rs. S, R. Wilson, 114 East Michigan' avenue, phone
60-F3. .        '
will   deliver the ser-
THE HOME OF SCHNEBELT'S BREAD
1'
Everybody Knows the Value ol Bread
Perhaps you don't know how r.eally good our bread
is—how dainty, how tempting1, how appetizing-!" A;
treat to entice the most fanciful taste or the most -
jaded appetite.   Sehnebelt's Better Bread is-the
most evenly balanced bread you can eat—
Sehnebelt's Bak
first Sundays of the new church year,
the church being closed, on account
of vacation time, and the'expenses
conti-iuing as usual, the treasury'
became depleted. It will be necessary for us all to contribute our
■sary for as all to continue our regular   weekly   Contributions   until   the
est stage successes that has ever
come from the pen of an American,
playwright.
As a closing' novelty number on
the last day, the Philippine Quartet
will be heardi These brown men
from the Pacific  Islands will  show rePresentatives    of _tha
of real merit,
mon.
All pupils in the church school
and afll interested parents will note
that there will he no -session Of the
school for this Sunday only.
On recent    Sunday mornings    two
Community
If you want to see how- the* 8*tu-
debaker Light Six is made and. assembled, attend the free pictures.^ at
the Ldbelrty theatre Friday evening
of this week.
how they -pass away the happy hours «*u»i»«tIol_    Yero    in   .Saline   an<1
new pledge cards arrive and pledges when   at home.    " Their rhythmical.
secjured. -    melodies  are .as refreshing  as open:
Steel    guitar,    mandoline,
each one    attepded public
enterprise that exerts no
fiuence upon the several
ties which    it
little   in-
commnni-'
.worship
Methodist church.      This is-
The Sunday school is maintaining windows.. Steel guitar, mandoline, more or ' less indicative of
a high average these warm Sundays, banduria and mandola all take their the type of ^^^ ">vh.ich this enter-
the young men's 'class about1 which turn' entertaining. Here is on- oi tainment company entrusts with its
there were a few doubtful prophe- the "most gifted Philippine compan-
cies during_ the class pontest being jc,3. in the United States,
especially faithful. At .* a recent when you consider the novelty of
meeting of this
organization  was
men filling all the ofBces, at which see that this chaxttauqua is indeed a
time'it was voted to invite the young distinct departure from: any of pre-
womea of the  Sunday school to an J viou's yeaVs.
evening's entertainment on the par-j Do it naw! There's still time to
-onage lawn- in the Jiear future, huy season tickets from the local
Particulars concerning which- will committee and save money. By so
be announced later.   * •- , doing you'll "be helping them in their
Services and Sunday school    next  work,  amd
Sunday at 10 and 11:30 a. m,    Ser-   chautauaua.      "Let's    all   -pull
mon hy the pastor.   All welcome.      'chautauqua.        •   - '
Good wheat properly milled mates
good flour, go?d ^flour properly handled makes good bread. For results in baking always :use Hayden"":?
'1900" flour.
class a    complete  the entertainments  and the\v,a.riety Sund:»" « a da>r Ql unusual -.promise |.stration. mea.ns a sale.   For i
effected  with  able  _f each program, you will    readily in ^ weet's V™2>™™-    We Hf" -hsiti;!n, Wjta W. 'E. Hollinrake,"
Agents Wanted—57  miles per gallon  g-so^ne   with   a  Stranskj;  Vaporizer   on   Ford   Car.   Agents- make
serves  every    year. | „„_ nn r     , " _ _
J I S2&.00 per day because every demon-
inform a-
811 W-
High street, Jacksan, Jlich.        46. **
speaker of the. day with genuine in
t_rest. ■*'■_.
.''       -"        Charles P. Bayless,
Methodist Pastor.
NOTICE
Ail p"fso_s   Indebted
-aSso  boosting the S&line Bartlctt'ior rasgazines c:
to -H.
TIStTBKIJ   WANTED.
Y/e are in the market lor all kinds;
of saw timber. We pay you a good
price, standing or at the mill. Wrifcp,
or ph"mo No 70. and '.ve will be
and see    what you
a'-e rftrnested
Eapk and settle.
!
G C£l5
■ jiewspapers  u'eased to call
Ft the CiiiEC.ns  may have.
' -.   2Kf G. F. -BRACEY -S^'SO.V.
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