1922-10-19; Saline Observer

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SALINE,   WASHTENAW  COUNTY,  MICH.,       THURSDAY,. OCTOBER 19, 1922
VOLUME 43
NUMBER 4
SALINE
Savings Bank
The one story Bank
on the corner
Where courtesy is extended to ALL
The Quality Grocery
PHONE 86
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THE GROCERY QUESTION
Selecting and 'buying, groceries for a home ia a
much more difficult task than purchasing any other
commodity. When one buys a new pair of shoes,
an automobile, a coat or a hat, the problem' of deciding comes only at long intervals.
But with groceries, every rising sun presents
thi;6e new problems of "what to have" for breakfast, dinner and supper. No wonder the grocery
question is the housewife's biggest problem .
There is an answer.- It is to be had at this store.
We specialize on tempting foods and. in such large
variety that planning a meal no longer carries a
dread for those who make their "purchases here.
Phone 86
MARTIN fUOSS
Blankets
We liave some splendid bargains to offer you
this season and the patterns are much more handsome than usual.
We are positive you will foe pleased with our
assortment and prices.
Mate your selections early.
THE WOMEN'S SHOP
PHONE   15
-Next  to  D. U. R-   "Waiting Room
SALINE
WHY    WORRY.
About your baking when you can get anything in the line of Pies, Cakes, Cookies, Bread,
Rolls, etc.j of a superior quality that will prove a
delig*ht to every member of the household?
We can eliminate the worry and work from, the'
meals and make them a complete success. A trial
wiirconvince you.
Schnebelt's Bakery
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The Federated Church
W.  J. Cross.  Pastor.
Conveyances will lie provided for
aill who wish, to attend the social at
the honve of "Sir. and Mrs. Ormond
Feldkamp, near Bridgewater, tliis
Friday evening. We plan to meet at
the church at 7:30 p. m. Ea,ch family is expected to bring sandwiches
and another dish of their own choosing. A good time is promised. All
are invited.
The topics for this week are as follows: Thursday evening service,
"Daily Grace." Let each one bring
some contribution to the topic. Sunday morning sermon will he from n
text in the Magnificat, Luke 1:16,
"And Mary said* my .soul doth magnify the Lord." The evening subject is
"The Man. "Who Blocked His Own
Way."
A  new    departure,    somewhat    Ln
way of an experiment will be, introduced Sunday maming-    The,-juniors
will 'gatilijer" with the regular" eorigrt?*
gation to listeta to a, children's    sfr-
mon *it  the  opening of  the  .service
and then ;will  retiro    to their   room
below   stairs for   their own   service
the remainder    of  the hour.      it is
hoped that    a,ll children    wil.1 -corao
with their 'parents and. be    there on
time.   The pastor will- choose- a text
and preach, a  five minute sermon  to
the    children.    His  subject    Sunday
j morning will be "The Child. Jesus."
Thc Sunday    night service    is  in-
cros.sing    in   ' interest.     Thc   spec- ai
singing by    the" men in    trios,  uret-*
and solos, as: well as the song serv'c,
[are     proving    of     interest.     Me.-sr---
'Pitzgeradd,   Miller   and Martin   make
; a fine team, of singers.   To this :ium-
' ber we understand next Sunday night
will be    added Mr-.  Hildner with  his
jfine   tenor   voice.     They   are   hereby
I j requested to vavor us with two .ium-
, hers of sipeeial   music.
! Methodist Church Notes
Ralph   W. Brown.  Preacher.
: On Sunday morning at 10:00 tfie-
preac-he.r will speak on. the subject,
"What Saves Humanity?" This is
one of the series of sermons op tilings
that are vital to evtiry man, woman
and  ohild.
The evening service will be one of
the very finest that was ev- r held in
our church. Mrs. Ada B. Stair, young
peoples worker on the bishop's ^taff
will be the speaker. Her subject \v.ill
be ' Beggar's Gold.1'
Friday evening the big entertainment . under the auspices of t'he
church will be held in the opera
house. 'Major Hendershotit and his
son come very highly rccnmniendod.
Conic out and see The Drummer Hoy
of The Rappahannock.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening
at 7:30. Subject: "The Twenty-third
Psalm.*'
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Christian Science Notes.
- The Christian Science society of
■ Saline holds its service in the hall
t over the Citizens oank, Sunday at
j 10:30 a.  m.
;    Subject:   Probafcijii Afiter Death.
Reading Room open frpjm 2 to 4 J
m.  Wednesday-
Testimonial meeting Wednesday evening at 7:30.
A. cordial invitation .is given to all.
Sunday school immediately  follows
the morning service to whicii pupils
under 20 years may be admitted.
Y,0U HAD NOT THOVGIIT OF IT
JUST  LIKE this: HAD  VOL"?
^Yoii pay :i. lawyer $10.00 for his
opinion on one poin,t and when you
pay 81.50 for a season ticket for the
lyceum course for 1922-23 you are
gating the life experience of som ■
great people.
AUCTION  SALE
Col. A-ihnr E. Schrader, having-i.e-
cided to ij.-ir farming and devote .'.11
his tin.'e to a.ictran work, will sell-at
public auction, on tiie premi-es kr
as the Leonard farm, 2 miles south ci jker's. ■
Saline o^i the good gravel road on
Wednesday. October 25. W22.
commencing :it 1:00 p. ni., sharp, the
following deserib sd prc!pcixy:
Horses—Brown mare S yrs. old. wt
about 1400: black gelding 7 yrs. o'd,
same weight: ieal brown saddle horse
double gaited. gelding, wt. 1100: bay
mare 15 yrs. old. woman's driving and
saddle horse, wr. 1100; hay mare -6
yrs. old, lives on grain, sound.
Cattle—High grade Hoi steins, all
state tuberculin tested. Black a..d
white 7-yrs. old. twins by tide: fcl..e
and white S yrs. old, giving milk, bred
back: black and white 7 yrs. old, giving milk, bred back: high grade black
and white heifer, due March -5: two
other nice growtliy heifers,' will be
selling open: blue and whi-*e 5 y s.
old. just dry. coming in in January:
black and white 6 yrs. old, drying up.
due in January:  roan 2  yrs., old.  e-iU {
j     While  you   are   holding *a   grudge,.
' the grudge is holding you.
Wood for Sale—Wiertinan Aujo Co.-
I    Prices are   always   right at   Dioti-
a Ford  and spend  the  diftcr-
Wanted—Washings.  205
street.
W.
Henry
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Nothing
Chevrolet.
compares   with   the   102U.
For  Sale—Dressed
phone 200-F2.
Chickens,    call'
For Sale—Rams,
son, phono 141-F13.
Clarence
.Tohn.-
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Get Dietiker's prices on Home Fur-
n.shings before buying.
For Sale—Several  gosd  farm liors-
s.   AA'iedman. Auto. Company. i
Far Sale—Bushel, crates ,a.nd  chirk-
liv side; blaek and white 7 yrs. old.
fresh, calf by side, sired by 31-lb De-
Kol bull; b'a.vk and' white heifer 1)
mos. old. Dam will be d.-y on day of
sale: giving as high as GO lbs. of milk
.'in one day: sired by that great 31-lb.
i en crates.. Will Stierle. Saline.
-.-AV-hen you  hear AVebstei   Davis, Ihe ;DeKo1 b"u-   An cows coming in are
lecturer, on March 27 you are get fug   bl'?<1 to the same bu11-
iri'-an hour what he lias given all his j     ri0?*5—' black and whito shoats. w\.
Life,  travel,   study  and experience to , about 150 lbs. each: white brood so<v.
get- ; due to farrow soon.
"jAVhen you hear Edward Stalling.-:, j Implements, 'Etc— All large tools
the violinist, you are getting >vhat rpractically new. McCormick "cor!".
Mr. Stalling*, with talent that is giv- .binder, Doering 7-ft. tongue truck
eu to only one in thou*and.s,.has yiven ] grain binder, Hoosier grain drill,- 2S-
a'Jife-timo or study a.nd hard p^-rpa'-a-L ft- cultipac'ker, 14-in. bottom. Molin--
tion to get. ■ riding  plow.. middle   size AValter  -A.
•When you hear J. Coates Loekart Wood manure spreader, 10-ft. ililwan-
and his Scotch lassies, you are spend- ! kee dump hay rake, Keystone side de-
iilg.the evening -with "one .of t.h« rar- ! livery rake, needs some repairs: Ke-'-
e£t ■ entertainers in the eodntry who j stone hay load'-s*,'" Oliver riding Multi-
.hps made thousands laugh,'and who ] vator, S-ft. land .roller, walking culii-
ii^;eagerly sought as thc guest of the i'vat.'ws, 260-tooth spike drag, Emerson
b%t,-people. You'bave the,privilege '10-in-. bottom ga,ug plow, Chatham
of-haxing- him. and his c(5mpa'n'y sa.tc.v- ; fannijiig mill w'iin bagger an<l*?fie\ a"-oi:'
tain yon-on the opening night, Octo- j attachments, Syracuse walking view,
be*- 30. fdouble:   harness,   light .open •' buggy.
Thus  far your  season  ticket price, ! board scnywr,   lajrge cauldron  ke.tlf
you ar-r* buying a controlling .intere t
in a lo_ of the ftniest Brains.-Genius.
AVit, Arts Mntertaanment and Music i;i
wi h  jacket collars,   American  c-u't'-
vator, shovels, forks, .etc.
Usual terms of sale.
Painting and paper hanging.   Cam-
burn Bros.,  phones  160 and 2-F3.
For     Sale—Two-year-old     Delaine
ram.   Harold Miller, phone 199-F21-
Watkins" remedies and toilet articles for sale at the Saline Confectionery. 29tf
C. A. Rsgers, teacher of violin. wilS
be in Saline every AVednesday at The-
Tavern.     -• 2-ltf.
For Sale.—-Sixty-live Blaek Top
Oew--*, 9S BlacCk Top.lambs. Alphanse
Sehmid, phone 145-F-l. 4    -
For Sale—Two registered Red Polled Bulls, 10 and 12 months old.
Finch Bros, phone S3-F2. 4
For. Sale—^Twp hard coal burners.
Sparkling Jewel- No". 17; -big-"size; a
Jewel No. 15, medium- size. Francis
Go'uid, proms" 209/ " 6
the  land.    Vou just had  not thought j< ol. Eugene F. Burgc of lSlyria, Ohio, j
what    ,-,'n.    opportunity   the    Lyceum '    Classmate of 1920, Auctioneer,
ciurso was gi\ing vou,. had you? Lee Teseher, Clerk.
Remember that the first numlier in
the lecture ciurse. takes place O-.t.-
her SO. Purchase season tickets ol
ihe school sluden's t r of O. C. Whe 1-
er- The cost is Si.50 for thc Ii c e -
c.'lleiit 'numbel's. Season .rese ves j,;c
extra.
Help to ma"ke the course this yiar
a success u every way. '
Thc list of dates are:  • ' i    For  Sale—Portable    sawin
Lo.-k-it   a d   his   F-'e->tc-h    Lassies—: with   (i-horse  ongino.   in   go1;
Binil" H. Arnold, Optometrist, 230
S. Main street,- Ann Arbor, y-peciaHEers
in superior eye examination and
glasses at reasonable prices.
THE OBSERVER LINERS
Classified Advertising
It* |K-r Word Eim insertion: Then Vs
l»er "Word  for  Barh  Snl»sp:iiient  In:
Minintum  ('li:ir<re 2'x-.
seilion.
For Sale—Extra nice Rosen rye
seed,. yielded 27- bushels per acre.
George J. Klager, phone 1SI-IT18;
Ann Arbor iflione 7147-F3. 49tf
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OUtlit j
.shapfi
October 30.
Joseph CrowoH—November 20.
Southern Musical Company—Janu
ary {.
Chicago Lyceum Players—February l-l. '
Hon. AVobste-r  Davis—March 27.
i Heininger &  Helninaer.
WSED   CARS
Priced Right
1920 F.n-d  Truck,  with  st".rtcr.
1922  Chevrolet Touring.
1922  Chevrolet Touring.
THEY    BOFGHT   CHEVROI.KTS
THE SALINE  GARAGE
Geo. V. Cook, Prop. ' Phone SI
"UANGKUOl'S   t'UUVK  AllEA!)"
.•    For Scilc—Large type Poland Chi-a
j stock pig. Glaiwnun and Buse p"r Sa.le—55 Registered Holstein
■heeding. H. C Necdham. p*-oi'o : Co,-v*- ~5 yearling heifers, and calves.
! 195-F-i. fi     i'^ ,nll,s-  a-'1   ages.    These  cattle a'e
: ■  'all tuberculin tested and are guaran-
| Hor.-es For Sale—3-year -dd bay itcCli tar a rKKt within 60 days. Tho
'gelding,   wt.   fJ00:    5-year-old   brown | W<*>d of King  of  the. Pontiacs, King
Itupert  Unfiles Masterpiece at Lib«r- j 25ui>:   4-je:ir old c-il:
(y Theatre Saturday an* Sunday-     jingor &. Heininger.
I mare.  wt. 14oo:   pair hay horses,  wt. j Komdyke, Siadio A'"ale,   and King Se-
wt.   1200. Hcin-'sis Pontiac, three    of the    best Ho!-
. stein sir.es in the world, will be large
ly irep.resented in these cattle.     This
j is your chance to buy line, well bred
h
Rupert Hughes has done   it   agni  :j Tiie-!   Tires'.   Tiies!
Following his unusual story cf moth-j Fresh select s,:<x-k of cords est al* j Hoi steins, that are guaranteed to bo
ei^ove. "The Old Nest," lie has given j sizes, at prices herMofoie unhosrd r\ j absolutely right. They will all be
us a pictur. of early married life ini If «ot in immetliate need it will me.n'-sold at the annual sale of the AArash-
the production of "Dangerous Curve ! a big saving to you to invest now. j tenaw County Holstein Cattle Bretd-
Ahead!" .that will long be lememue."- i Staaida'-d   Guarantee  with   every  tire j'rs, Association,  at the fair grounds.
ed.   The picture is ::s true to the rea" j "'nd   tube,   at  my   residence,
incidents of life as was its forerunner, j Sehmid. Jr.
George ; in  Ann Arbor.  Saturday,
beginning at 10:00 a m.
October    1,
The period of adjustment bclwt en j
husband a.nd wife, the first few yea s
in which their growing family brings i
new problems to be faced and disclos- j
es un guessed qualities in the paivr.ts. [
has been filmed with a fidelity that
redounds lo the credit of all whqi
shared in this exceptional production.
E. Mason Hooper, one of the '•■est
directors associated, with Goldwyn,
supervised tlie" production with the
author's assistance. It is said that
Mr. Hughes., who wrote the continuity as well as the story, was. present
during the filming of almost every
scene. There is humor, pathos, sacrifice in this picture: and above all,
the unfolding of a deep affection he^
tween husband and wife that is good
to see, j
"Dangerous  Curve   Ahead!*-'   is. one i,
of those pictures that should hot be
missed.
Lost—Pair of decorated ivory blanket clamps for b'aby carriage. Please
return to Mrs. E. F. Henne. 5
- -For Sale—Poland ("China swine. Sow,
•and G pigs .7 weeks old: -5 pigs just
weaned; a few large spring boars.
R.  AV. Mills. -     5
.GIRLS!  THIS NIGHT FOR YOU
ESPECIALLY!.! ! !
"BEGGAR'S   GOLD"—SUBJECT
Mrs. Ada S. Stair. Speaker -
Methodist Episcopal Church
MORNING  SERMON .
"WHAT SAVES HUMANITY?"
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
v.
-     RALPH W. BROWN, Preacher.   .