1921-11-17; Saline Observer

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VOLUME XXXXII
SALINE, • WASHTENAW"5 COUNTY, Ml€tl./ THURSDAY,.NOVEMB^R 17, 1921
NUMBER S
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The Que Siomr Bjum - Oh-re Cobheb 1
If You Were
Managing
a Bank
You would wish to do these things.
First and foremost yon would wish to-
so lend the funds entrusted to your care
that there could be no possible loss to
any of your depositors. *
Secondly you would wish to lend those
funds in a way to best serve the interests
■of your community.
Lastly you would desire the service offered by your bank to be at all times both
friendly and helpful.
These are the things you would wish to
do. They are the things which the ofS-
cers of this bank have in mind in its
management.
Saline Savings Bank
Member of Federal Reserve Bank
The End ojla perfect Day
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j JOHN McCOR-IACK, WORLD-
BEXOWNEtt IKISH TENOU
Hunting Trip Kesults Fatally.
j j_L_ui_ ,i.-._,._r .--,-   i^i.u..   .   Macon, Nov. 4.—A bullet from a 22-
.... '  . j caliber rifle  accidentally discharge;!
"Will Appear at Hill Auditorium, Ann * yesterday   ended   the   life of  Osc_r
j Laidlaw, 19 years old Macon boy.
j Oscar left his home early "Sunday-
Ito '
Arbor* November 22.
warld^re-
go hunting and when lie failed to
return at a-late Sour .in^ fne! after-r-
John    MeCormaek,    the
nowned   Irish   tenor,   who   is " to  be \ .        , . , .     .     ,
i _   _ -   -,-•„      _-^   •-       .       »  _     inoon Ins friends became alarmed and
heard m Hill auditorium, Ann Arbor, '._■..__' ^      ...
-    __->._      , Tr -      _._•■''-.     _   - f instituted a search, which ..resulted m.
m the Choral Uniom Series, Tuesday > . -       ,-   ■ ■
._"„„_.         ■  _ i Hie finding of his body about 9 o'clock
evening,  November 22, has prepared ;._-_-,_  _._.__
a particularly attractive program for
the occasion.'  He will be assisted by
TWO-THIRDS OF FUNDS
TO REMAIN AT HOME
Such Will  be Disposition of  Money
From the S.ale oi Seals.
Goods of Quality
The only MM you will fin-t^lere, and
that is tlie reason we tm
assure you of
¥OUH MWEFS WORTH OR M«EY BACK!
BURKHART BROS
A number of communities in Michigan are looking for suggestions as to
how to use to best advantage th<?
money they -will make in the Christmas seal sale that begins Thanksgiving Day and continues until Christmas. Two-thirds of the funds, made
in that sale remain in the home community to be used for some kind of
tuberculosis or general health work.
The Memorial Circle of the King's
Daughters of Durand are using their
money to make a gene#_l school survey, with a view to discovering hidden cases of tuberculosis! and other
diseases, as. well as cases qf^-hildrea
who would be likely to'^fegome victims of the disease because ot undernourishment or for any other causo.
They have employed a nurse for a
month to conduct the survey, whicjti
is being backed by the board of education, as well as by tOi- doctors and
dentists of the community.
Such, a sunvey is a splendid piece
of public health, vwork, and the Michigan Tuberculosis association suggests it as a way of making good use
of local seal sale money. It is but
one way of many however, the association! points out.
The Quality Grocery
PHONE 86
for fresh Fr-ifes, "Vegetable-, Staple and Fancy C-toeeries
High Quality Brands.
are all that ai© (carried in this store.
We urge you to compare the-lines we
handle with any other store.
We want to B_3_3ERVE your trade.   We *
know the value of our goods.   You will
. test the high quality if you use them.
Bring us your Butter and Eggs.
All goods delivered promptly. Tours for more business.
Phone 86
MARTIN fUOSS
AOOODBREiD	
is really the foundation of every meal. No
meal is complete without it, so why not buy a
home product, fresh from the hake oven every day.
Get	
SCHNEBELT'S JERSEY CftEAM BREAD
and you will have the best and most nutritious
bread made. Every member of the family will relish this bread.
Sehnebelt's Bakery
The Federated Church
W. 3.. iCross. Pastor.
There was ;a fine gathering at .the
get-tongether .Friday evening, both oi
the faithful tstartdbys and the new
comers- It W;_s .-a real pleasure to be
there. The program certainly was no
disappointment. But to the faithful
shepherd the regrets for trie few absent sheep ane. <niore than the rejoicings over the many-present. That is
true if the wtheireabouts of the
absent ones aire .-not 'known, twit in
this case it is ^different. Most of those
absent had the ibest of excuses. Age
is not as sprigntls-:as youth at night
time..
The class banquet to be held on
the evening ot December second
promises ip be the event of the season socially. Reception, decorations,
program and- eats will be strictly
male as to gender. Especially Will
the men demonstrate the fine art ot
domestic science is not entirely a
thing of the feminine side* of the
httvuse.        .
The increasing interest and attendance in the Sunday school this time
of the year is most gratifying.
Splendid reports come fr<:m the
junior congregation last Sabbath
both as to interest and attendance
and to Miss Miller'- leadership.
The ahurcih extends heartfelt sympathy to Mrs. Gregory in her great
misfortune in hrea_ung her limh and
assures her of- an abiding interest in
its loveland prayerst.
"". T*apics far next Sunday's sermons:
"Laws of Growth" and "The Use of
Grace." Services as usual. Everybody invited.
Changes for advertisements appearing on this i>a§l_ must be in the
hands of the printer by Tuesday no-n.
A woman who marries _. spendthrift will have many * troubles and a
good deal of fun, but a,' women -who
ties up with a tightwad will have only troubles. •
SHIRLEY MASON COMES
IN "THE LMIPLIGHTS-R"
Sshirley Mason,, the popular William Pox star, has had so many
screen successes written for her that
it has seemed almost impossible to
follow her triumphs ip "Her. Elephant Man" and "Winig Toy," for example, with any phptodrania equally
stiwn&
The seemingly impossible Iras been
acCjomplished, •according +.o advance
information from the producer, who
announces that "The Lamplighter" is
a finer screen subject than anything
in<which Miss Mason heretofore has
appeared.
"The Lamplighter" was written by
Maria Cummins, and she is said to
have turned out aai exceptionally
strpng and unusually beautiful story
—one which affords Miss Mason a
is irresistibly appealing
alcSi
Donald MoBetli, a violinist of extraordinary ability, whose name has
been linked with McCormack's owing
to the many engagements which they
have filled jointly. Edwin Schneider,
one of the finest accompanists, will,
also appear in the .program..
An attractive feature of MeCormaek
recitals is the fact that Mr. McjCor-
mack is always generous with encores and usually includes about as
many unannounced numbers as are
scheduled on the formal program.
Among the-unannounced niumbers are
invariably found such beautiful
songs as ""Mother Macree,'' which
have geepme inseparably linked with
his name .
In spite of the fact that the sale of
course tickets for the Choral Union
Series has been the largest in the
history of the Choral Union, additional requests for tickets are being
received daily anid the management
is making arrangements to provide
seats for ai couple of hundred people
on the stage and also to sell a limited
n-mfoer of standing room tickets.
Orders. for tickets will be filled in
the order of receipt so long as tho
supply holds out.
- i in the evening.
Judging from! the position in. which:
the body -was found the • conclusion!
was reached that he had chased a-
rabbit into a hole and laid his gun."
down still cocked ^md proceeded to
dig out the rabbit; and while so doing the gun was in some -way discharged, the bullet entering his. baek
and passing through the heart, death,
resulting instantaneously.
rule 'which
— the lines most suitable to  the j
JOLLY JESTER VISITS
. THE SALINE SCHOOL
The. Saline school had the opportunity of being entertained by the
Jolly Jt'ster Thursday  morning. .
The Jolly Jester, .r»r the Vegetable
i Clown  as he is often called, repre-
star's talents. • j
,.J-t.n-ae.-Lih<_Ktff^^
iganization.    He  made   his   entrance
evening...
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For  Sale—Cutter.    "Wiedman Auto
Company.
For Sale—Sow and pigs.
Gordon, phone 1-4-F31.
For Sate—New milch cow.
Morton,  phone" 1S4-F22.
Orange
8
James
S
STOYE WOOD FOR SALE
Wiedman Auto Company.
For Sale—Poland China hours for
$15 to ?25 each.   R. W. Mills.    7rf
For Sale—Fox Typewriter, in first-
class condition, $10.   Dr. Wallace.   -
Lost—String
Finder please
office.
of   nice   .let   -beads,
notify   the   Observer
10
Wells cleaned and pumps repaired
by S. A. Fitzerald, Saline phone
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Methodist Churcli Notes
Ralph W. Brown, Preacher.
j into  the chapel  room  on his  hors<s
j Dobbin, which brought forth peals of
| laughter   from   the    children.      So
| unique were .all his jests and stories,
j each bringing out isome principle of
,-j-rigi-- living that goes to make a sound
-class, 1 healthful   body   and   a   wide   awake
jinind, that  he   not  only   completely
1 captivated the attention of the children! hut the grown-ups as well were
sorry when he had to leave.
W_ need irtore of this sort of les-
Preaehing service 10:00 a. m,
Sunday school 11:30 a. m.
Epworth League,    Leader's
5:30
Epworth' League 6:30 p. m.
Preaching service 7:30 p. m.
The   sermon   for Sunday   morning
will ibe "Sim and Its Punishmeint."    j ,
Does the Church to-day believe in son •presentation in our schools today.
--ELL? Because God is a 'God of | We aire s0'"^ tlhait tne parents weie
love does that mean, Bis infinite loveinot there to hear the Jolly Jester, as
will allow no soul to be lost? I1**3 hrought ns a real message from
Will all wanderers eventually find ] Healthland. Let us remember, that
their way to the Heavenly Father's j health comes first of all, and be will-
House? 1ins ana ea-Ser to cooperate with the
Is man &-■ Iroe and powerful with- ' health workers in pur community,
iii' himself that even God cannot save , ___—_________-.
him against bis will? j ./RM   Cl'OSS   NOtftS
Is there ,eternal.puni_li_ie~.t for the j.
sins man   commits* during   the few j    Is? "^ ehUd « t°  a***1^ school?
shoi- years of life, or is there eternal ;™s ~ls *■■ question which constantly
punishment because the sinner  con- '•fflces   the< Parents, particularly ^he
tinuci- to sin-Iter death? I mother.    Its .answer   is  one   of  the
-The^e are 'some of the Mints the S^avest of parental responsibilities,
nreacher will touch upon in the Sue-I Clothe^ shoes, books, hags and
dav morning sermon. Punislrment islluflch- Doxes «** «ie usual considera-
not the kevnote of the Christian re-!tions' but *he routine of, going to
ligion. Jesus spoke His _reat para- > !?n°o1 has a n6w Md * ™re iaxvact-
bles of judgment onlv after He had attt ^^ to ^hicl1 America's moth-
be'en rejected, >ers  have  Bireviously  paid  too   little
'.Was it oi-Moodv- battlefield where * attention-the  health of tihe child.
mon ^mote man apd where the bay- \   A recipe for wide-awake pupils:
on-t sunk deep into its mark? |    Ingredients—Take      an      averase
. Was it foukht on the ocean of £hciscl1001   etna'  add.   toee wholesome
world when    ships lashed   together Imeals *#>>?' ten h?urs of sleeP eac}l
fought  till their decks ran red for
freedom's cause?
Was it fought in the hearts of the
mothers of men? j
These  have    been
For Sale^—Registered Cheste
White boars. O. J. Feldkamp, phon
196-F3. * .'       8
Have your storage batteries examined. No charge at^jn-dman Auto
Company. ■/**    '
For Sinclair -rasoline at fillib® ist_t-
tions, stop at Heubler's Garage or
E. J. Muir's.
Calling cards, wedding invitations
and announce__ents, either nrinted or
engraved, at The Observer office.
Radiators should be protected with
a radiator - irobe. We have them.
AViedman Auto Company.
Lost—S'at-irda_", November 5, pock-
etbooik containing $8 in currency aix-1
some silver. Mrs. C. F." Hildner,
phone 187-F3. 8
Taken Up—.Red steer. Owner may
have -same by proving property and
paying for this notice. Clinton Clark,
phone, 1S7-F2. 8-10
For Sale—'23-ac.re farm near the
creamery. $2,500 down, balance to
suit purchaser. Call up Detroit phone
Market 111S-R. 10
: night    in  a  well    ventilated  .room,
j plenty of out door play (if the dhild
_is   malrtiauriisihed,   substitute rest for
?part of the play,) a cup of water ben-eat    battle= I *-ore eael1 mea1' shd the .spirit of the
God"ki-_w7 they "have" been terrible !modera teaath  erusade to k^P en-
a-nd    how humanity    has    suffered. ;«^asm of tl« child from failing.
,. .    :      - . . i-„-i. Directions—Tb secure best reisults,
let r^iese pass into mere skirmishes - .     . • , .    ,       ,
.iT. ._    _ i-,     -,    ithe ingredients should be mixed with
by c"-nipar_son   with the battle   the t     .   ,    .,       . . ,      „
'   -.,,    ^ „      _    .     ™    „      regularity and care.   Several gallons
prea- her, ivall   tell    about    Sunday    .   .   . __. ■      .,., .     -"   „
.,-'„, -   ' of warm w-ater, added m the form: cf
0" '" j baths each,  week,   Will   greatly   ini-
Ip.rove the    child.    Watch the    child
closely until the habits are formed.
Christian Science Notes
The Christian Science society of
Saline holds its service in the hall
over the Citizens bank, Sunday at
10:00 a. m. '
Subject: Soul and Body.
Testimonial meeting Wednesday evening at 7:30.
A *cordial invitation is given to all.
Sunday school immediately follows " the morning service to which
pupilsSunder 20 years may be admitted.
Th^ Reading Room is open to the
manypublic    every Wednesday,   afternoon
For Sale^—A fourteen months old
Shorthorn bull, priced to sell, as we
need the room. William Clements
& Son, phone 193-F13. 8   *
Alcohol for automobile radiators.
Ours is 188 proof. Also have _. solution of alcohol 'and glycerine.
Wiedman Auto Company.
Emil  BE.  Arnold,   Optometrist,  220-
S. Main street, Ann Arbor, specializes
in   superior    eye    examination   and
glasses at reasonable prices.
The  Girl Next    Door, says
pictures of health are hand painted, from 2 to 5 o'clock.
The annual .meeting of the Saline
Library Association will be held at
the library Friday evening, November 25, at 7:30. It is desired that a
goodly number be present. 9 •
For Sale—About 300 bushels of
corn and a quantity of shredded
stalks and hay. . C. El. Bassett, 40**
Empire building) Detroit, Mich.     912
THE BREEDERS' GAZETTE the
rest of this year and all of next foi
§1.50, Phone your order to the local representative. Phone 1D3-F13,
F. R. Clements. 8 - ..
WANTED—People in this vicinity
who have any legal printing require^
in 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
TIMBER WANTED.
We are in the market for -all kinds
of saw timber. We pay you a good,
price, standing or _t the mill. Write,
or phone • -Np. 70, and we will." be
pleased to call and see what you. may ■
the probate judge to send them here, ,'have.
G. ,F. BRACEZ-&- S<-N.
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