1922-04-27; Saline Observer

              VOLUME XXXXII
SALINE,   WASHTENAW  COUNTY,  MICH., THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1922
NUMBER 31
For Your Convenience
We are installing a
Radiophone
in our Bank buildin. It is the purpose of
the Bank to furnish all who wish the latest market quotations, live stock, crop
and weather reports, antl one also will
be able to cut in on any of the important
news being sent out from the larger
cities.
Bulletin boards will be installed upon
which to note important matters, and
reports from the base ball games in the
major leagues will be posted.
The public is cordially invited to avail
themselves at any aaard all times of this
important service.
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Saline Savings Bank
The One Story lank on the Comer
Member of Federal Reserve Bank
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GIHGHflM
WEEK
April 24th to 29th
A special showing of Giiigfeam yard goods, also
Dresses, Aprons, Handkerehfefs, etc. of GinghaBL
Come in this week and make yonr selection.
THE WOMEN, SHOP
PHONE 15
Nest to D. IT. E.   Waltteg   Boom
SAtlKE
IT IS WORTH SOMETHING TO YOU—
Each and every one of you to have your town
maintain a g-ood bakery.
When unexpected company, comes your baker
is a mighty fine, friend to have.
During extreme hot weather, in times of sickness, when you are unusually busy, your bakery
makes your daily routine more efficient.
WE GIVE YOU THE BEST IN SERVICE
Schnebelt's Bakery
The End of a Perfect Day
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LET'S  ALT, TAY OUR  BILLS
Prosperity dspends in a very large
measure upon the free circulation of
money. If we pay you and^'ou pay
some one else apd her*passes the
money on, and it goes phjand on and
on, it will soon get ri^nt back to us
and we can start rij*ift over,again.
Isn't it a fac^that we all owe
money but can't pay because we can't
collect? If all of us exerted every
effort to discharge our obligations,
what would be the result?
-" "We'll bet all we owe against all we
have coming to us thalt we'd have
howlin' good times in a hurry.—The
Standard.
j    RADIO   GOODS,   The   Saline   Garage.
For Sale—Potatoes. Henry Cornislv
j Saline, Macon phone.
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!    For   Sale—Carmel    seed    potatoes,
j Francis* Gould, phone 209. 31
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j Just received another lot of Niscc*
(Spreaders. Price $140. Edward J.
j Muir.
Watkius' remedies and toilet articles for sale at the Saline Confectionery, 29tf
I can supply a  few  more  customers     with    milk.      Frank     Daniels,
THE OBSERVER LINERS :*>•*<---<- 115
Classified Advertising
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CHELSEA   HOST TO-EFVVORTH -MARK TWAIN'S CLASSIC
LEAGUE  DISTRICT  MEETING IS A SCREEN TRIUMPH
;    For Sale-—Sow, and 9 pigs 5 weeks
-.old.   Also a horse 6 years old.    Fred
lc per Word First Insertion; Then \i.   i j   weidman. 32
per "Word for Each Subsequent Tn- j	
seition.   Minimum Charge 25c.        j    Barred  Rocks   for   hatching,   §5.00
 -!per hundred.    Mrs. Andrew Girbach,
Complete RADIO outfits and parts.; phone  195-F3 33
The  Saline  Garage. •	
  I     If you are in need of a new steel
For Sale—Several  good farm hors-j rangei   see   c.   J.   Bracey.    Will   ex-
Aiimial Sessions Will be Hold on Fri-j"A  Connecticut Yankee  in King Ar
ies.    "Wiedman Auto Company.
: change for live stock.
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day
and  Saturday   of
This Week.
thur's   Court."  at the Liberty
Friday. Saturday. Sunday.
On Friday  and  Saturday, April  2<t    In "A Connecticut Yankee in King
and 29, will occur the second annual -Arthur's Court," by Mark Twain, Wil-
! convention of the Ann  Arbor district i1**11*1 Fox Presents on the screen _i-
! ,„,....    (Other  great  li'erary  classic.
Epworth  League,   the  infant   district [    ,, , .
i    Mark Twain never wrote anything
of the Detroit area. Wayne's start of "fu,„lier than »A Connecticut Yankee,'*
135 paid registrations last year and ["or anything more representative of
over 250 paid registrations at each of Ithe spirit of America. It is the chal-
the two sub-district conventions held | lenSe of the New World to the old.
in    January    the    Chelsea
The Quality Grocery
• .-"-■----- -pH0tfjf-8€r ■•-■'■■'■'
Quality—Price—$eMce!    First—Last—Always!
Our 28c Coffee—
4 ITON-DS FOR $1.00
=is sure making a HIT.   Try it!
Don't forget we ;a*i"e
HEADQUARTERS
for GATOKN SEEDS—bulk and package
•©WFON SETS
Highest cash pirie® if or
EGGS
¥<«OHS FOR MORE BUSINESS,
Phon«86 MARTIN rUOSS
iThe principal character. Martin Cav-
chapter, r,, ,. %    . .    ,      "  ,
fcejHlish, is a typical \ankee with a
which will be the host, is looking"*"--.^ line of N_, Bnlelalwj ancestors,
for a record district convention in !He hag heal.a a g)od deal alwut .. he
the Detroit conference. fglories of the "good old times," and
Reports   from   Chelsea   state   that |;wh—.  he is suddeniy transplanted to
the convention is to have one of the K-ng Arthur*s  Court he  ha?   an   op.
strongest programs ever arranged for
a* district gathering 6f E>pworth:
Leaguers in Michigan. Registra'ion
of delegates, movies in the Chelsea
ehurch and the "Melting Pot" will
take up Friday afternoon, with a bia:
banquet in the evening. Miss Ruth
Luseonibe of Ypsilanti will sing ,i
solo during the evening program
District Superintendent H- Addis Let-
son will be toastmaster and the
speaker of the evening, P. Ray Norton, state president of the Epworth
League.
The Epworthians will be up early
Saturday morning watch at 6 o'clock.
During the morning program State
Vice President D. Stanley Coors of
Grand Rapids will speak on *' 'Tis
the Little Things in Life That
Count;" State Second Vic,e President
Frank Fieid of Detroit on "Geraldine
Townsend and Our District.'" Group
conferences under the leadership of
state officers will close the morning's
program.
State B?5rst Vice President G- E
Gullen will open the afternoon's program twj-tih "As 'Others See It,"* which
will :be fbStlow-od .with eleeffon of otffi.-
ioers and "business session.- State-
Fourth Viee President Sidmey D. Eva
will -talk .an -'Riding My Hobby:" It
5s rumored that Bishop Theodore S.
Henderson •trill also pay tiie convention a visit. A frolic wlilh little Eva
and Brother iiob will coon-plete the
program.
-portunity to find   out  the   truth   for
"himself.    He discovers not only that
the plumbing of King Arthur's castle
is bad and that it is awkward to live'
without   telephones,    railroads,   autc- i
mobiles and other useful things, but
also that  he  is more than  a match
for the Knights of the Round Table j
in    personal    courage    and    fighting!
ability. j
There are as many laughs in the •
tilm play as in the book. The most j
has been made of every situation.       !
The   sumptuous   setting-?   presented j
by the director, Emmet J. Flynn, are
marvels of beauty. j
A matinee will be given Saturday \
afternoon. !
Wanted—Jobs   of   building   fences.'    Buy  John  Deere and  Oliver    Im-
Conrad Jaeger, phone 212 F2.      32     I plements.     You   are   always   sure   to
  j get   repairs.    Edward J. Muir.
Lost-—Set  of augur bits and brace. ~	
Gottlieb Girbach,  phone  194-F23.    31 j    Wanted—practical     nursing.       E'l-
 j quire of Mrs. Fred Richards, R. F. D.
Painting and paper hanging.   Cam- j No. 4, Saline.   Phone 139-F22.        31
burn Bros., phones  160 and 2-F3
Repairs for all plows—Oliver, Syracuse, John De-?re, Burch, Wiard
and  Gale.    Edward J.  Muir.
For   Sale—Good   7-room   house  on
McKay  street.     Herman Bredernitz.
Saturday Special-—Mop stick, 10c;
only one to a customer. Edward J.
Muir.
Make your own RADIO outfit. Buy
the materials for it at The Saline
Garage.
0. A. Rogers, teacher-of-violin; will"
be in Saline every Wednesday at The
Tavern. 2-ltf.
' For Sale—Presbyterian manse. In-
j quire of the Pastor, 305 North Ann
i Arbor street. 30tf
A full line of Globe Poultry and
Chick Feed and poultry supplies.
Edward  J. Muir.
Special   Free   Tractor   Plow   offer
1 expires   May  1st.    See  me  for particulars.    H. Heininger.
For   Sa.le—My  home  on   Michigan
avenue.     Price   right.     Miss   Nellie
The Federated Church
W. -Jf. Cross. Pastor.
i Arniibraster, phone. S0-F2.
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For Sale—Reed stroller baby buggy,
In-
MeihodM Church Notes
Kalph .W. Brown.  Preacher.
Please notice -tfeat the time of the
■morning service, .-Sunday school, and
Epworth League -and evening services have been ;_anged. We are
•not*.* on the summer schedule.
Preaching -service itJ:00 a. in.
iStiuday school 11:43 a.  m.
Junior* Le&u&e 3:00 p. in,
Epw-orth League 6:30 p. m.
Church service 7:30 p. m.
A cur-dial inviation is -extended to
alt to attend our services.
The attention of our young people
is called to the Epworth League
convention at Chelsea on Friday and
Saturday of this week. We expect
that about thirty-five of our young
people will be in attendance. The
principal parts of the program appear in an article in another column. Automobiles have been provided to take the young people over
and back. To make arrangements
for a ride over get in touch with
Edward Smith, .president of the Epworth  League.
Services at the usual hours, 10:30 j good as new.   Mrs. Ferris**Brady,
■and    7:30.      Juniors    10:30.      Bible ; quire of Mrs. C. A. Curtiss.
si-h*.v^   11:15     Prayer  and   thv  s.ndyi	
of the book of Daniel Thurs.lay ' CallinS cards, wedding Invitation-*
at 7:30. All are welcome to .adl o*f iand announcements, either nrinted o*
these services. | engraved, at The Observer office.
The Ladies* Missionary and Aid so- 1 	
eietiex will meet "Wedposda-y, May -3,1 We do all kinds of tin work. Eave-
In the church parlors. Missionary j trough jobs done promptly and at
pi-ogi-amand busioessmeetmgat 2:00. '-""easonable prices.    Edward J. Muir.
The pastor will preach on the sub- j  '	
jeet    Sabbath   morning,   -What   the j    EmU  H*  Arnold,   Optometrist,  22
World Owes the Baptist •Chiai-ch.'-   In!s* Main street, Ann Arbor, specializet
the evening on ""What the Christian:*1*   superior   eye    examination    and
•Owes the World."" i glasses at reasonable prices.
The. funeral of Mr*, Arthur Drake, j	
which was conducted by the pastor, j JfOTICE
t.ok place from her late residence iii j A limited amount of 1920 Worthy
LodJ and was at-r*nded by -a large iSeed Oats testing 36 lbs. at 60 cents
concou-se of people. Burial was'Per bushel. Saline Mecantile Co.
made in Lodi -cemetery.    Miss Edna
Wanted—Gardens to plow, or other
work that can be done with one
horse. Frank Daniels, phone 115.   30
20   per   cent   Acid  Phosphate  Fertilizer  527.25  per  ton.    Goes  as  far
as  2400  pounds  of  16 per  cent. Ed..
J. Muir.
NOTICE
Don't forget to treat those oats
with Anti-Smut. For sale hy the
Saline Mersantile Co.    ?
Notice, Contractors  and  Builder**
For Sale—Thirteen tread inside
stairway; also rubber tired trailor,
306 E.  Henry street, phone" 76.      32
If you want winter eggs get Busy
Biddy White Leghorns. Eggs, baby
chicks, and custom hatching. Saline
phone 144-F14.     „ F. Heilman.    27t£
FABM FOR SALE
160 acres choice land, barn 36x140,.
granary, tool, corn, hog and poultry"
houses and silo. C. R, Parsons.   24tf
The Belgian stallion Prince Georg**s-
weight 2100, will make the season at
my  place every" day   except  Sunday. -
Fee,    $15.     Herman    Kohler,    phone*
142-F3. 28-31
To Rent-New 7-room bungalow,-
with all modern conveniences; good*
garden; nice, place to raise chickens,-
Now being finished, opposite the
cemetery. . 33
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Smath and Mrs. Chauncey Fitzgerald
saiig.    Much   --urrow  is  felt   for  the
Look about your place  and see if
there   is    not   some    article  or  live
three small children left motherless, i stock that  you  could sell  to  advan-
The sympathy   and prayers of  the j tase.     Then   order   a   liner  adv.   in
church  go out for the* King  family;Tne  Observer   and  you  will   quickly
whose   daughter.  Muriel,   was   badly i make a sale,
hurt in an automobile accident Sat-j      - ——————
urday night when a train at Dundee i    Lange's   Anconas,     heavy
For Sale—Good team well matched,
wt. 2900, and brass trimmed breeching harness, cheap. Will take ho..se
weighing around 11C0 in exchange.
Sam. Craig, Saline, Rfd 4. 31
Used Tractors For Sale.
Two Fordsons, one 8-16 International, one 12-24 Heider;    also two John
Deere heavy tractor plows and one-
horse gang plow.
Wiedman Auto Company.
Paste this in your hat:
Home-made whisky sure is risky,
Bootleg stuffs a certain killer.
If you wish to linger with us
Stick to pop an* saspariller.
backed   into  the  auto  in  which  sheila5'er""  oi  large   white   eggs,
with several young people were rid-  *""£   orders  for  baby   chicks,
ing, and in which two were instantly j inS e§S5*    Other varieties if
killed.    A third wa*- badly hurt  and j Custom * hatching,   306   East
is   now   a   maniac.    Muriel   suffered j street, phone 76, Saline.
several   broken  ribs,   a fractured  el- i 	
bow and   other   bruises   besides the!        Used  Automobiles  For  Sale,
shock  to  the  nerves  which   must  of j     0ne Ford coupe, several Ford tour-
necessity   result   from  being   dragged j inSs  and roadsters.    One Buick  Six.
under  the   train   for a  considerable "Two   Chevrolet  touring.     One  Nash
Horses   For   Sale—Pair     of    bays,
weight 2800; black mare 7 years old,
weight^l400;   one   gelding   8   years
old, weight 1200; black mare 5 years
oldj weight 135.0; black mare 6 years
old,  weight  1400;    bay   gelding    10
years    old,  weight    1100;  pair grav
Henry j Percheron mares  6  and 7  years old,
32    j weight 3300, well  matched. Herman
j Heininger.
winter
Book-
hatch-
desired.
distance.    The Kings recently moved ] chummy   .roadster.
from  Saline  to  Milan  and  were at- i touring and one Maxwell touring.
tendants   at   this
than a year.
Detroit United Lines
Eastern  Standard Time.
Between Saline and Ypsilanti
Two    Overland j leaves Saline^-
chureh   for   more
A miniature mind is often found in
a big setting.
Prices are right to move them fast.
Wiedman Auto Company.
Girls bora on Monday are beautiful,
but jealous, according to an old be-
leif. Girls born on other days of the
week are about, the same, only m*ire
so.
6:50 a. m-, 8:40 a. m., and every
two hours to 8:40 p. m, 10:45 p.
m., 1:15 a. mi.
j Leaves Ypsilanti—
WANTBD-Peorple  in this vicinity j        6:25 _ _„ 7:40 a. m., and every
who have any legal printing required two hours to 7:40 p. m., 10:15 p.
in the setlement of estates,   etc.,  to)   -   m. and 12:45 a. m#
have it sent to this newspaper.   The      Last car waits for the theatre car
rates are universal in such matters   from. Ann Arbor,
and to  have your notices appear ii       Cars   connect   at  Wayne   for P'y-
this paper it is only necessary' to asl j month and Northville;   at   Ypsilanti
the probate judge to send them here, j for Detroit and Jackson.
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