1921-11-10; Saline Observer

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VOLUME XXXXII
SALINE,  WASHTENAW  COUNTY;  MIGIL, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1921
NUMBER V
DO YOU pSITATJE
TO DEPOSIT
ONE DOLLA!*?
ft-tSrwrr Bmoi- OWI-tCwnwni I
M
You need be neither afraid nor
ashamed to come to this bank with a
deposit of a single dollar.
-It"is the start that is important,
not the amount of the first deposit.
Many of the accounts which now
carry a lai-ge balance upo*. our
books started with a depo&ft of one
dollar.
Make your sta_rt now with on*e
dollar or more.
Saline Savings Bank
Member of Federal Keserve Bank
OE
The Port[of Missing Men
WINTER LYCEUM COURSE
"Hi-
of Quality
,$\
<&s^ Intd you-will find heie,
it_t--t ris the reason we cao
assure you of
YiCti -_Nin$ WORTH OR MONEY BACK!
*     BUMCHART BROS
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mmm 86
-_'*r -_*__ Era-is, ^egetabl--,.-Staple and Fancy Qi«ce____
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ai"© ail that -a^-^fwaS in this store.
We urge you to -eoiaafiiare the lines we
handle with any tiiMgr ^sfeore.
W6 want to PESEEFE pour trade. We
know the value of <mr goods. You will
test the high quality If .pa use them.
Bring us your Battel and Eggs..
AM _*Md_ AellTer&i pm-pily.
Phone 86
Tflsi-.£er more ___i»e8s.
MARTIN PUOSS
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How Work Kills
i- Gan be seen when you Iodic at the tired
faces of mothers who do all theq,r own baking, besides looking after the household ...*'.* ^ '.'•'" •*
If they would order their bread., pies and
cakes from us each day of the week^they would
have some time in which to rest."-
. ■*    •■*■ '   * •  '   ....
Better give this sensible plain a trial. . .
Sehnebelt's Bakery
i First Number  "Will  Appear at  The
i
Liberty, Theatre.on Tuesday
Evening
disappointments  it is
to   announce^ rather
POEM   OF   TRIBUTE
CABI-ETON
Poem written by Edgar Guest ef
Detroit for Will Carleton d-dica-
taon and read by Mrs. John T.
■Clark of Clinton, poetess of the
Lenawee County Federation <of
Woman's Clubs:
Will Catleto-.*
3 wish I bad the gift-to paint
Tbe magic of his manner quaint
I wish I bad the words to .praise
Tbe splendor of his kindly ways
And tell in most exquisite irbyme
Tbe beauty of bis soul sublime,
Yet-those who knew W-i-UGarleton then
Mttst "know be baffled tevery pen.
He "was a singer God ""bestowed
T<*-cheer the traveler ton Ibis road.
-__-d*wit- the sweetness-of his pen
Hejsoothed the hearts ^of weary men.
The -humble heard ibis '-voice and rose
sA,bove -their weight-c-*-cares and woes
3->ifi-dtbat life ontearth is good -
Because one spokfcwbos understood.,
tlpon -his -wonder .printed, page
IEhe_e.glowed the.'joys of youth and age
This bard of-SRehigan became
._h «-very home a .friendly name..
-Sis .smile *<was radiantly kind
-And pureand wholesome was his mind
l_Vnd when -he'd reached   his journey's
tend
'Tbe nation mourned him as a friend.
3?migladi:you honor him today
-And-nark-Tor-all who pass that way
Tbe place where once be gayly walked
__nd -with ibis neighbors daily talked,
JRorrfrom his memory must fall
-_agb inspirations to us all.
__nd __ith Iin itbis, that true success
Is .always t-Eowned by humbleness.
.f__e ilc^rateu Clrarcli
*W. .J. -Crow. Pastor.
In the absence of the pastor, Miss
liucgy Cobb \w_tl 'have charge or the
prayer andi Bible .-study 'meet-as: this
'-^isirsday erasing.
^Tite Ai-ai-tice sociiaa and get-together -Triday -evening "in the church
for all members :and friends of the
chureh. ought to .promote acquaintance
and good fellowship. *We desire to
meet all mewctmers a_kd-strangers, as
well ae all tbe-o-d-ifcan-db-- and hope.
this will be our p-eas-re. All are invited to come. 33b -admissiop. fee
charged.- __
Miss Nellie Nobles will give—a re-
jpogrt of the State Sunday- School convention at the social gathering Friday night.
The orchestra is a _eeided improvement -and addition to r.he Sunday
school. It is a feature easy to become-accustomed to, and much missed when absent.
Services next Sunday as  usua~, at
10 a. m. and 7 p. m.
, Junior congregation at 10 a. m.
Sunday school 11:45.
Thursday 7 _►.-. m., prayer and Bible
study.._ - *
William Visel, fiaving sold his
farni in Bridg-water township, frill
sell at public auction op, the premises
ljbcated 4 miles- west of Bridgewater
on the Saline-Manchester road, om
.' - Thnrsday, November 17,1921,
c6mmenciag   at   12:00 o'clock sharrp,
the _ol-k>wing described property:
' jttors-s-^-Bay -mare 4 yes. old, wt"
1B.0- gray mare 10 yrs. old, wt. 1200;
bay "gelding 12 yrs. old, wt. 1300; bay
colt 3 yrs. old, wt. 11-0; sorrel mare
12 yrs. old, wt. 1100.
_, Cows—Durham, cow 7 yrs. old, du«j-_ourses have ^ pai<J out
in April; Durham 6 yrs, old, .due in
_>ecem_6r; Durham! 6 yrs. old, due in
Jpnej Dilrham 5 yrs. old, calf by side;
brindle 6 yrs. old, new milch, due in
July; Holstein 7 yrs. old, new milch,
due in June; Dunham' heifer 1% yrs.
old, Holstein heifer l"*_'y__. old, Hol-
-Stein 7 yrs. old, due in "December;
uernsey heifer.2 yrs. old.
Bogs—2 Chester "White i>rqod -sows
.e in March; 6 "pigs weight about- 50
;.0"-K-____ e^-h". .—-
After .-many
| now Jiossible
| tardily perhaps, that the opening
number of tha winter lyceum course
will be held at the Liberty theatre
on Tuesday evening, "Novembe-' 15,
wheni the celebrated Schubert .Concert company of four distinguished
artists will enterrtain us.   ,'
Owing to the fact that material
sufficient in quantity and of the right
size for gettinig ou* tbe usual prospectus was not available, no advertising has been done until now.
The course comprises five excellent
numbers, and season tickets will be
the same as last year, $2 for adults
and $1 for school children. Single
admissions to the concert Tuesday
evening will be 75 cents for adults,
40 cents for children.
A- whirlwind ticket selling cam-
paign will be put on by pupils of the
schools, .Who will endeavor between
now and Tuesday to call on everyone, and it is hoped they will be successful in selling the required number to insure the financial success of
the^ course.
R should be understood by all in
favor of having a winter lyceum
of high class entertainments, that
it is not possible to bring such a
course to Saline unless all take n
hand in making it a financial success.   Por the  past three years   tbe
and unless the support is suflkiant this season it is more than probable it will
be the last undertaken by the Commercial Club.
Boost for the lyceum, and boost
hard, for it is worthy the support of
all.
THE OBSERVER J3NER&
Classified Advertising
leper Word Tirst Insertion; Then >_e-
per Word for Each, "lobsequenj- Insertion,   -linii-um Charge _5c
For Sale—Gutteir.    Wiedman Auto.
Company.     "
For Sale—Sow and pigs.     Orange?
Gordon, phone. 1-.-F31. 8
For Sale—New milch cow.   Janne§
Morton, phone 18£F22. 8
STOVE WOOD FOB SAIE
Wi___a__i Auto Company.
For Sale—Poland China boars "for
$15 to $25 each.   R. W. "Mills.   7t£
For Sale—Fox Typewriter, in first-
class condition, $10.   Dr. *K_llace.   9
_h_pie_-_nts, Etc,-—John Deere corn
binder nerry new, International manure- spreader, Deering grain binder
7-ft- cut,: John Deere gang plow,
Burch walking plow No. 21, Deere
hay loader, Keystone side delivery
rake- and tedder, almost new International 2-row corn cultivator, set of
nearly new boibs, walking cultivator,
Columbia wagon, Birdsell wagon,
"Massey-HarrisL mowing machine, Superior fertilizer grain drill, Emersoh
top= buggy Tised only one veiar, Superiors conr planterr fanning mill, iron
la_j_ roller- spiketooth drag, springtooth drag, grajvel box, feed cooker,
plarform weightless scales, Stewart
horse- clippers? sheep racks, chicken
crates, SO" feat I 1-4 inch pipe, toot
chest, work bench, set of chile's
brace: and bit; set of planes,
TRACT-OB OPERATORS
TO STUDY AT M. A, C.
Special Short Courses in Farm
Power Macbiaery Opens
November _&
Gas
Truck and tractor operators on
"Mi-bigam farms will study correct
methods of handling thev machines
at a special short course which opens
at the Michigan Agricultural college
on November 28. The school, which
is to run for one months will be the
first of four similar ones to be held
at M. A. C. during the winter.
"The farm operator of trucks and
tractors must be thoroughly trained
if he would handle his machinjes economically and. efficiently," says B. H,
Musselm'an, professor of farm mechanics at the college. "It ie just as
important for him to give his gas
pipe "Power thorough attention as it is tor
wrenches, scythe; 2 oil barrels, emery
stoney grindstone, and many other
articles oo numerous to mention1.
Ten. tons hay, 5 tons alfalfa, 5 tons
cover; 300" .bu. oats, 300 shocks corn,
halfftoa ot .fertilizer.
Heating stoves* 50 cords wood, bee
hive and supplies, 2 buggy poles, 2
buggy-thills.
.   Usual terms, of sale,
G-_ORGffl J, KLAGER, Auctioneer.
Lee Tesch-T. .Clerk.
NOTICE
The adjour.p.e'd "date of the meeting
of the ,_. commissioners on claims of
the estate of Mrs. Anne H. Cook has
been; set for November 12, at the late
residence in York township.
Rex Gooding,
, Fred Hertler,
£ Commissioners.
Tbe ajH-_a_ meeting of the Saline
"Library Association will be held at
tbe library F-iday evening, November' 25, at 7:39.
goodly number "be present.
Wemail's €lnb Meetins
The S-_Ine Woman's club held a
splendid meeting at the home of Miss
Mills Tuesday, -tovemher 2. Ia spite
of th_' disagreeable weather, there
was a good attendance.
After the usual reports from standing committees and the roll- call, the
entire afternoon was given to Mrs.
Sawyer, our delegate to the State
Fed ration of "Woman's clubs, recently held" -at Grand Rapids. This report
was complete in every detail. She
gave ai very interesting account of
every -session _rom. Tuesday evening
until Flriday.
The next meeting of the club will
be held at the home of Mrs. Sellen on
Tuesday. November 15.
Uim to take care of his horses."
Ability to make adjustments and
all ordinary repairs Will be one of
the results of the work of the school.
•All practical phases- of operation will
be studied, farm _«on5_itions -and experience governing the , outlining, ot
the course. Stationiary engines, ighjV
tion systems, and shop work wiU be
included in the schedule, in addition
to trucks amd tractors proper.
Numerous other special farm courses are included in the winter short
course program at \L A*. C." A two
weeks cow- testing and dairy barn
management course opens December
5, while- courses in general agriculture, horticulture, poultry, farm business, and dairy productioni and manu-
factur_s start, early in January. One
four we_ks poultry husbaffdry course
opens November 2S.
WANT__>—Pe-ple in this vicinity
who have any legal printing required
ih the setleiment of estates, etc., to
have it sent to this newspaper.. The
rates are universal in such matters,
and to have your notices appear in
this paper it is-only necessary to ask
the" probate judge to send- (hem here.
No   sensitive . man.   ever has  any
other desire than to throttle the wait is desired that a man who publ-qly-assumes a proprietary air over him.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
The Foreign Missionajry society of
the -d_ B. church held a meeting last
Thursday evening for the purpose of
electing officers for the ensuing^year,
which xe_uK-d as follows:
Pres-dent—-"Mrs. O. C. /Wheeler.
"Vice President—Mrs, Ralph Brown-
Recording Secretary—Mrs. "William
Market-!. .   ■      .
Correspo-jding   Secretary—-Mrs.   A.
\V. Ooxon, Jr.
Mite Box  Steeretajy-^Mrs. Charles
H. Miller.
Treasure-*—Mrs, W. H. Barr.
King's Herald Superintendent—Mrs.
Max Blaess.
-Every day you tell yourself a dozen worth-'while things you could do
if you had a million dollars, and every day you neglect to do the dozen
woxthMThile things you could do without a million dollars.
Wells cleaned" and pumps repaired
by S. A. F-tzerald, Saline phot--
14-F3. "        ' '        12
For Sale—Registered Cheste
"White boars. O, J. Fteldkamp, phon>
196-F3. 8
Have ypur storage batteries examined. No charge at Wiedman Auto
Company,
For Sinclair Gasoline at filling stations, stop at Heubler's Garage or
B. J. Muir's. •
A quantity of block wood, oak ant-
hickory, $4.50 per cord deliv«red»
Carl Feldkamp, phone 1-6-F2.     7
Calling cards, wedding invitations
and announcements, either printed or
engraved, at The Observer office.
Radiators should he protected with
a radiator robe. We have them.
Wiedman Auto Company. J«
. For Sale—Some   very choice   single <somb- Rhode -"island- Red-   cock- ^-^^-^
rels._ Mrs. W. L. Rundel, phone 16S>- \1     f?K
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Lost—Sai_rrd_y, November 5, pocket-book containing $8 in currency a_-t
some silver. Mrs.- C. F. Hildner,
phone 187-F3. &
Lost—Saturday Nov. 5, between Saline ami Herman Heininger's farm,
tire, tube-and rim, complete. S. J.
Gall, phone 143-31. 7
Taken Up—Black and white heifer*
Owner may have same by paying for
this notice and keeping. Reuben
Visel, phone 1-7-F12! 7
For Sale—A fourteen months bid
Shorthorn bull, priced to sell, as we
need the room- William Clements
& Som phone l-3-_*lS. 8
Alcohol for automobile radiators.
Ours is 188 proof. Also have a solution of alcohol and glycerine.
Wiedman Auto Company.
Emil  H.  Arnold, . Optometrist,  220 -
S. Main street, Ann Arbor, specializes
In   superior   eye.   examination   anai
glasses at reasonable prices.
THE BREEDERS' GAZEITTE the
Test of this year" and all of next for
$1.5.0, Bhone your Order to the local representative. 'Phone 1-3-F13,
_\ R. ClementSi • *      8
Dr. Heldt, the osteopath, -who has
formerly been located In tbe Savings
Bank Bldg. of Ypsilanti, has moved
to offices at g-iW-shington street over
the Martha Washington theatre.
TIMBER WANTED.
We are iij the market for all kinds
of saw timber, wa pay you a good
price, standiijg or at the mill. Write,
or. phone Njo. 70, and we will be
pleased to "call and see what you may
have. G. F. BRACEY & SON.
50-HOISTEINS-S«>
Pare Bared, Registered Cows, Heifers and a few Bulls at Public Auction Tuesday, November 15, at 12:30
p. m., at Scotney Bros', farm, Ypsilanti, Michigan, one mQe north of
the Peninsular Paper Mill. All an-
imaSs -will be tub_-<*_ul__i tested-and
nearly all front herds now . nnder
Gover_-n__t supervision. Many of
the young cattle will he from high.
7-day and yearly- record breeding. ■
WASHTENAW  HOLSTEIN  BREED*
ERS-CLUB, Y-«ILAN_T, MICH.
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