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SALINE,   WASHTENAW  COUNTY, MICK., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1922-.
NUMBER-11-*
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Saline Savings Bank
The One Story Bank on the Corner
ORGANIZED 1908
CAPITAL $25,000.00
SURPLUS and PROFITS $30,000.00
/   , RESOURCES $600,000.00
GEORGE BURKHART, President
GEORGE J. MANN, Vice President
R..L. FINCH, Vice President    -    ■
LEE TESCHER, Cashier -
A. R.BURKSaRDT, Asst. Cashier
W..T„ BRADFORD, Auditor
DIRECTORS
GEORGE BURKHART
R. F. FINCH'
J. H. FELDKAMP-*
F. O. WIEDMAN-
JOSEPH BURKHARDT
GEORGE J. MANN
GEORGE J. FELDKAMP
FRANK ROSE
"FRED HERTLER
ALFRED HERTLER
Member of Federal Reserve Bank
The
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•FRESH STRUT, VEGETABLES A>D FASCY GROCERIES
YOU LITE BY EATING	
THE*" BETTER   YOU   EAT,
THE BETTER YOU  LIVE.
This .store caters to people who want their money's
worth inTboth quantity and quality.- We make-good
in both. When-you want something a-little better
than the ordinary we invite you to try our store.
You will1-find foodstuffs to your liking*.
This Ad is for those who have not favored
us with their patronage. Our customers
know all about it.
Phone 86 MARTIN TUOSS
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It Is Time
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to do your Christmas shopping
We have many useful, pretty
articles suitable for all ages
; from Grandmother down to
THE WOMEN'S SHOP
-PHONE 15
. jXext to"D. TJ. B. Waiting- Boom
SALINE
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AiNNUAL REPORT OF
THE SALINE LIBRARY
left to buy books.alter tbe other ex- {^HE OBSERVlER LINERK " .
penses are paid. - •- .    j ' v _        --, _-- "■^v-"*;
,, -**-  '    AGNES BARR,-Librarian.' GlaSSified--Adve^*tiSlRg;"'-?f*f^"
John'&|Y«Ji"*6uniM4 teto Haa*
Pfpp ijulU tt-a-rpeetediy fvsits.
JPTJOBW
3
Jadglng from the bl» demand for]
barrels there must be considerabUI
fermentation going on around these J
parts, opine* Gus, the grocer. I
Lost,, strayed or stolen—Our ptl
cat—Libeft-1 reward,If returned to*
Owner Crapa, Addreu B. F. D. K». 3.
Financially Stronger Than Ever, and
Steadily.Growing Membership   •
—Officers Elected.'
■.     TREASURER'S REPORT
General Fund
Balance £rom 1921 animal meet-
At the**close of the regular business
meeting Friday evening, November 24,
"the annual* "meeting was called to order by the president and the following
officers were jelected for .the ensping
year: . .  '
P.resident—Mrs. Weiennett.
Vice-President—Mrs. Fairbanks.
■Vice-President—Miss Ruckman.
Secretairy—Mrs. Sawyer.
Treasurer—Mrs. Curtiss.
Librarian—Mrs. George BaiT.
Tihe following committees were appointed by the1 president:
Book, Mrs. Unterkircher, Mrs. Curtiss, Mrs. ^Fair-bank and Mrs. Oar*.en:
insurance, Miss Jones: entertainment.
Library Board.
iing -Nov. .25, 1921 r.' ..'....
. .$ 3S.U9
Dues, fines, .etc	
-.    53.68
Gift, Laverne Bassett ...:
5.00
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S96.77
For new books	
.. .$4.1.2*2
Fire insurance *	
.     20.00
Fuel  ..-...-..-	
...    -9.00
Picture frame	
...   12.00
• Total disbursements	
i Balance'on ihand-Nov. 24,
.-...$ $82.72
*22. ..$14.05
EDWARD A. CLARK
LOSES WATCH STOCK
Along "With Departure of Fred Fair-
■b-iiiks Mr. Chii-t's Stock of New
Watches Vanishes.
Fred Fairbanks, who has been employed at H. E. Ormsby's barber shop
for the past four months, took sudden
-leave of Saline la,-st Wednesday morning about six o'clock-and, it is siis-
■picioned, took with him about $250
worth of -new watches from E. A.
Clark's safe, and about $15 in cash oe-
longing to Ormsby.
Till ere is considerable mystdry connected with, Fairbanks, and it is unlikely that he -will be caught, since_no
one'seems to know where he lives or
raJiytlHlig"nbbitt-^im->--*"¥-v:--Sii^.^;'-~
"While it is believed that the man is
/not' a professional crook, indications'
are-that he siczed an excellent opportunity to maike his get-away. With
Ormsby laid up with blood poisoning,
Clairk bad taken charge of the barber
shop""1 in a part of'which Glark keeps
his safe, work bench, etc. The latter
.had been away from the shop all day
on insurance business, "and several
pressing engagements in the evening
kctpt him Jfrom' return-in-*: to lock tlhe
safe before going home, fully trusting
Fairbanks* who lived in a small room
in the rear of the .barber shop.
-When Ciai'f-'-aiTued at his place of
business Wednesday morniing he found
the safe locked, and upon invest-ga.-
t:on discovered that it had been robbed. Mrs. Fred Scilimid, who lives' up-
staiis in the adjoining building, ^aw
Fairbanks drive ai\vay in his Briscpe
roaidstar about six* o'clock, never ,sus-
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peeling that he had robbe'd the" place.
Further investigation by both' Clark
and Ormsby showed that several re-
pa.iir watches im the safe were, un-
- touched, .as well as some $30 in money
in " tlhe - cash. ,. drawer, while smaill
change trom. the cash register amounting to'" about ten dollars had been-
taken, -"
Fairbanks came to^Saline last-August, supposedly ..from Detroit, driving
a Briscoe roadster with a, Pennsylvania license. "While his chiairacter may
have been questiomaljle, he always got
along well with Orsmby, but not so
witl .with Clark. The fact that there-
was no. premeditation-on his part; .-is
quite "evidenVbecauseMie told one of
/Patrons ojE the school,*;'please remem-
•- J5er the meeting of thejParant-Teach-
\flers' association Mond-a^r evening, December 11.   The literary,-program for
the occasion* is as follows:
Radio     Entertainment;—Laboratorv
IVVRENT-TEACIIEI^S MEETING
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At School Hall Monday Eicnin-r. l>e-
| - - $96.77
i" RESERVE FUND_
• Balan«e from 1921 annual .nieet-
!    ing, Nov. 25, 1921 $200.00
j Legacy from Mrs. Zilphai P. Dav- .
j    enpo.rt '. 2000.00
Bank inteiest     31.51
Liberty -Bond interest   25.00
comber 11-
-Gotxl -Program,
■a
Entertainment-
Supply Company. •**"
Paper: "Is the Graddaitiing Expense
Greater than it Should.-Be for the Average Parent?"—Mirs. George V. Cojk.
Discussion-led by Mrs. Sam Boyd.
•Talk: "What My isducaition Has
Meant-t<T Me"—C. A. Curtiss. .    .
Paper:    "Are We Gcfing  to Ignore
the Using of Cigarette? by Our Students?"—©. C. Wheeler!'    -
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Discussion led by Rev. W. J. Cross
"Music—Eighth G,rad<5
-eJL-etJis all be there &sho,w oui- in-
terest vo. our school.     -     \     ■"".
WliL STIERLE MEETS
ACCmjENTAL DEATH
Result" of Team Buiuiig Away  Last
"Wodncsilaj* Evening—Fuiieral -
Was, Held Saturday.
William Stierle,, aged 32, einplojae
of William Marken, was instautlykill-
ed last Wednesday evening about 6:00
o'clock, when his team ram away on
Lewis streeh. - It is presumed that his
neck was broken by the reins when
the horses started 'to run.
While there were no actual eyewitnesses, be was seen) walking alongs-'d-;
hiis loaded wagon with the reins slipped over ihis shoulders shortly before
the accident happened. Just a few
minutes later the team, without lo-.d
or. driver, ran into the Saline Gniraiga
w.here they" were brought.to a stop.
"Upon investigation" it was found Uha,t
the^driver's body-lay. alongside the
curbing on"" Lewis street where the-
teani started'-to.-run-, and the load :oC
wood "was throwiroff nqt far-from th's
point. Ebcamination of Mr, Stierle's
b-dy .sliowed that it had not be*ni
dragged at all,-giving rise to-, the '-he--
ory he had met-his death. «s_.outlined
above.   _
Funeral^ services^ for - Mr.   Stierle-
-were held Saturday afternooii. at the
home - of   his.':sister,   Mrs.   Herman
Klumpp, .who-lives two miles west.of •
Saline, ,Rev. G. 4- Lederer"officiating. _
The officers of this associaition have
held all newssary meetings during the
year and performed all the duties o"
their office to tho best of their abiftty.
Every Friday the Library has been
opened promptly by the,board members; they also haive kept the roim
neat -and orderly. We are glad .to
mention our increasing growth in
membership   and   would  again  itate
our desire that each member of the
i - - -
association secure one new member
each year. We ifaave many new families in Salin-a. Perhaps some do not
know about our library and the sanall
membership fee. Perhaps some are
only waiting'to be iwvited to becme
members. If you1 are -interested in
having well- selected books in your
home, we ask you to join us, even if
>ou have, as much reading matter as
you desire; it would help along a good
caxise-   The library board wishes-that
in every wajy- the* library may be for
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the
Thoi
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fi
an
spe^k your Jielpfulness- in making this
coming year  a greater success than
ever before?    Once again  we wish to
say we are a-lways glad to exchange
books   for  those  who   are -unable to
come after  them.    As  an 'association
we extend our .sincere thanks to all
who have* in any way assisted us the
$2,257.01
For purchase of inv;estinent
'   bond   ;    $10.00X0
Accrued, interest on same".      1.00
Ba'ance on hand Nov. 21. -22 $2,257.01
The- association also has in its reserve fund $1,600 par value of. Liberty
Bonds and other investment bonds.
Respectfully submitted,
"Mrs. Vera D. Curtiss.
lc per "Word "Kirst Insertion; "Then *46«..
per Word for Eifch Snbsetiuent la-"
sertion.   Minimum Charge 25c
Prices-are   always  right"- at jDietJ-*
ker's. *\   .      '"-.■*
Pump Reparirkig by &- A. -Fitzg«r-S*
aid,  phone 14-F3. -'     .*-.    .*       12-,"*
Get Dietiker's prices .on" Home s'Furr-
n.shings before Iwylng^^ .   r~
.   For Sale—Sevei*al good iarm horses.   Wiedma5| Auto' Corn'Rainy.-"'^
Painting -and paper hanging.  Cam-
burn Bros., phones 160 and 2-F3.    .
For Sale—Fresh,    cow  and  --young
calf.  M. B. Noble, phone 202-P1L    tl
Wanted—Good poulfiry." "For right
prices, call-F. C. Hollis,*--phone 183-
F22. "       .".-■_.   "7tf
Good SO-awe farm for sale eheap.-
Ciish or oni tame. Inquire ^CKAv. Curtiss.   ' . .'*"*•-': * Stf.
C A. Rogers, teacher of .violin., will
be in Saline every- Wednesday "at Ihe
Tavern. -    * " '     '-.' 'Mtt.\
OBITUABY _      ._
It has pleased our Heavenly Father
in His divine, providence to call from
our midst Mr. Irving Tripp, who was
bom in Sal in© May 5th 1S74.       .  .-
In' 1906~"he was united in marriage
with Miss Clara Staebler of Mainches-
— For Sale—White LegTiorn and White;
Wjandot'c -pullets. O. *■*"".. Heilmanv
phone 114-F4. w-*-""--   ,'.--■'- St&
SBBSCKH'TIONS   FOB   DEAJtBOBN
-     INDEPENDENT *". r.^-./.:'"
may be left   at* the "Wiedman ;Auto>.'
Company's office." ;=-'        *•_ ,--*"*i -"
_"Foi*. Sale—At the Pea?e  far*ii*^pi.e -'.
kitchen, range, -heatingi stdv--SE-.*3-!b}r.'-'
ner oil stov^i, and au-.upright'iBJano'.   '
tor.    This union was blessed with'two lphone 1S9-F31.     ' .** "^> ..r'10-lix'
daughters, Marguerite and Hazel.    In
February, 1919, his wife-passed away.
Since   then   he   has   lived   in Saline
with his mother.
Emil H. .Arnold," Optometristf- r32(.„ ;."*"
S.. Main street,-Ann Arbdf.^peblalfee^'-^.*
,..     =-..    eye    examination" ,»nW.'-.'_:>
superior;
He   leves    lo    miurn    for" ,him-   a i Aito-^IKor ph(*n^7l^K?3.;
mother,   two  daughters  and .a. --i?'ter, j -~ —ri
bosides. othT relatives a'nd friends.! Horse for sale or trade foiv, any tiling "-.;"'■,
The time of his earthly pilgrinnge ^ can use. Thoroughbrj-d Whife*Legir^-<-r;,
was 48-j ears ind seven months. jhorn cocker-Ms for sale._.^ W-.'vV/;Peo"-
I pies, 200 Monroe street*. " ,   ".>\~7ts"'"'"'"
CARD   OF -THANKS
-We wish to thank onr many friends
past year and ask your hearty cooper-   and neighbors .who' so. kindly assisted j    .1*
ation in the yeir id come. '    "-'s  during, our Fad  bereavom'-nt,  nrd ' *'riv
-.   CORA Wi SAWYER^Seci-ctary
comfprting-^M-rds   o:
The following new booivs have been
.ndeled to tlie library s'nee the last report: . J
Paths Crossing—Maud Clark G-ay      •
^The   Val'ey  of  the  Missing—Grac-3
Miller White
Rose of Sha'-on—Andrew Sheffield.
God's   Country   and   the  Woman—;
James Oliver Curwood. - ;
■Music Study in Gi-rmany—Jlrs. Fay:
Pierce.
"The_Ca.ie   of - Jennie   Brice—Mary
Roberts-Rinehart.       ' ' :
The Soul of Ann.- Rutledge^—Bornie ;
Babcock. i
O.-cbe-fal Tnstruments^-Avtbur E'l-:
son.*' "*" i
Thej Message—^Louis Tracj-. '-
The Guest of Quesnay—Booth Tark-
inigton.
Ggmtle Julius—Booth Tarkingiton.    1
To Him that Hath—Ralph Connor.   ;
for   the*many
Rev. Brown. *"'"."
"   "Mrs*. Mida Wilson, '-
T-Tazel* and Marguerite T-ipp,
Mr, Fred Scfinud <vih1  Eami'v.
i
EXCiErTIONALUUT!   ;j.>,
1D22 Model Clie\*Tj)let "ToiiSng^calV
en only 3500. miles. _New- tircs^-f* ;
finish   like *ne\v.    Price-  roas\jnab'le.~.
Don't miss thi$ bargain. ."Mrfy-be'seen," ;
at tbe Salime Garage.*   •- -    '- ~ *> ?,;"*-*".,
We have fevc-al  qlieiiis wh"o""wa*nt. a.' -
"- * *    -       .  ;7% "fust   mortgaae  money „.on"f ~n.<br '-   -.
Wood for .Sale—IVicilikan Auto Co.: homes in amounts-ranginig -from.?50O:_...'.
ito.$4,000.    InterestIpayable- icmLan---.--*: -,
; nually.     Ann  Arbor 'Home 'Builders--. - .
-(Association, 408 First National -Bank*- ; -:
"JBldg.. Ann Arbo" " Phone'2849-51.= '?^ "*-.
Buy a
encc.
Ford
•iml~siM-n<l
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Hie differ-
XHEY BOUGHT CHEVROLETS  -.
.   For.Sale—Cattle,and  "a "sow  aiid
pigs. - George, Desbrough,  phone 139- * " * -    *   '    ~ -     -j- "\" -   "-.-   '-.,
P2i -■        • ii     ■    "i"oa caa now ^UJ" "t'nose,-used"*„car,5--.._**•* ■
 -" -. J'from us for the following small "down.*} > " :*■
For  Sale1—Bedsteid,    ^-prij.cs    a-*<i  Payments, the^ba.alnce'nMnthly:*-^",.-    %'{-'--j
commode for
phone "226.
*5pri).gs
?9.  - Mrs.  Rose Beatiy,
lltf
For, Sale—McCormick Corn Husker,
a big- 8, in fine condition.   Heininger
, & Heiringer.     _ ~~r
whom live'ini this vicinity.  Interment
was'imade in. Oakwood cemetery.
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ONLY A LOAF OF RREAD
'Eut liow important, how essential to" your welfare,
your happiness "and satisfaction.   The better,
.        the* br.ead the greater the'satisfaction. .*-We
/* -   would be pleased to number you among our.
1.".. . -many satisfied customers'.      ,    '--
-"Bread- 'CakeSj. Pies and Gookies baked fresh every
'.. ,day." 5      * '      '".      .   . ' " "
■;'.-    - "-C*,,.-/ " ,:-_ "C -   •  <   . ■*.   .' *    " * .*
Deceased is survived by three 'sis-
.the customers on Tuesday night, that ■ ters and ^ you,ng^ brother> afl*of
he thought-Clark could take care, of        - ' '
Ormsby's barber business  alone, and
that he wais'going to pull out. Upon
.preparing to leave the" nex* morning
ho no doubt discovered that he did not
-have amp-la funds to take him where
he was going and .the" open saf*a tempt;
ed him.,'Furthermore, in-all probability a professional crook would have
"talcen all -tlie- wiatehes and- money,
*\vhic;h lie,did -not. ...
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Wanted—Fifty-fall pigs, just weaned:  -Inquire   .of    Ernest Suthe-laud.
. The Glimrses of the. Mpoa-—B'iiiih | phone 193-F4. -       '       "-   10-lx "
Wharton.        - -       - ,'      .   *    •" | -    I -
Paul and Rhodat-=Fanny*Kil*bour*-e.-*
.   The     Covered ^ Wagon
Hough.
Calling   cards,- wedding: invitations
-Eniersou jan'd announcements, either nrinted oi
engraTed.'^at The Obseryer oflice.    '
CABD OF THANKS
* . OBITUARY        .    "
Adam Klumpp, Sr..,- after a long ill-
nes^-passed away -at his home in Lc'di
on -Decenibqr 1,  19*22.   .Mr. Klunipp"
vasbarn in Schurdal, Germany, Jan-
uair---2,   18,43.    When    he   came   to
- America he" settled on a farm -in Lodi"
j wlhere-he-lived for"38 -years.".*"•"
On. Jannao- 29. 1883 he was united
-in marriage- ^with .Elizabeth Teufel.
1 - We wish to express- our "^sincere To them-five, children were born, Mrs.
^thamks for the m'any .kindnesses Earl Fosdiqk, Hermart Albert of Ann
'shown us by friends and neighbors iir Arbor, John.and Aliss Bertha/ all rtt
jjaur  sa^ ;bereavement;  to    the dhoir whom snrviive.liimi.'-      .      . -   "  '_
■ for fheiii*" beautiful music, foir'the ., Th-a funecal service -was held on
1 flowers-re;eived. and to Rev.,Jjederer % Monday^rafternoonc at *the farm"'home-
. for his comforting words.-   ***'      *     }-at .2:0,0- p'elock, "Rev. Adolph-"Lederer
■ Mr. and Airs. Herman KIumpp,_—.*
Mr. and_ Jim. Jake *Kluinpp~and '
- , family,     -        - - -
Mr». an"d".Mrs.--Alfred F.rey and.    «'
[officiating.   -Burial-in the-family lot
. in Oakwood cemetery.
-  ^famiilyr
VRaymoind'-Stierle;-
Chieken'Pie Supper and Xmas-sale
-given l>y the Ladies' Aid of the M. E.
church,' will   be held tit   the opena
„-/_ ^ house* Fridaiy   evening,/.December's.
■-^r^Sai^^hite'Wyandotte^ 40 cents,  children. 25   cents.
" AlsQ'"cc^eteil'*^Mte'^~Jake^feumppr^ served from  5  until  all ^ire
, ,phoi%_149-F3.-;".-?-
-1" -   2",-.-fed.'
,    Lucretio, Lombai'd—Kathleen. Nonris.
The Einding of Jasper Holt—Grace
L.*it. Lutz.'      __ ,
The Jlystery of Mary— Grace..L. K.
Lutz." ,v   .
The Magic of Osrf—L. Frank Baum.
Lost Valley—Kathai-ine F- Gerould.
Robin—Frances H. Burnett..
The Pnide of Palomar—Peter B.
Kyn-e- - -' - -
Mary Midthorne—George Batrr ile-,
-Cutcheon.
The library* has been.opened every
Friday with two or more members of
the library board present.- Tihe-number
of-books circulated during the yctir
has -beens 2,735. making an* averageJof
•53 books each, weelc, ,-Books haive "6eea
given the library by -Miss, Ida Clenir
■ ents, Mts". - S, " -P., -Davenport, Mrs.-
- Weiennett;'Mrs: -"Unterkircher, Mrs.. J.
Walters and the SSline-'-Wom.aai's.slub;
a total of 13."gift 6boks% Thirty-one
-new books -have-also been added the"*
past-year-." This is* the, fewest, books;
"addecrtn- ai year» but owing- to the high
."price of '-books >and fhe'-Iow member-
ship'tee tliere is not very much money*
1920 Ford Sedan, $160..V"'
1920 Chevrolet JElSsi&ter^Sfi.'*'. W "* -"V*'''-
1922 Tord Touring, "$10,5.0Q .j--'-    "//~jf '-\
,1920 Ford Sedan,~.$155j)0.'%'-'-.*-"- ^'."-.*
"'1920 Ford Truckr $105.00.^""^    *>*"-_?•£--:
1917 Ford Roadster,.pcash/f5,-)700.._"r.-,Jil.->I
1922 Chevrolet"'Tonrli-&"^0.00.vS"'C* f
1921 Chevrolet -Touring," §110.00:- ."- "' •' •
1920 Chevrolet Touring,,-$65.6"0.:- - ""^i:vJ J
Let us show you thf-se ^ars/, Fhofaer    - ""
us br call-   . .     *"_,: ,~?,"^ ' .   -'-■ - T _ /.*■ —'
' .    *   THE SALINE-GARAGE^/ * - v>^:
Gep.-V. Cook, Pr^-"--V-o'?'Phone;,6I■/gr'-JL
Friday, Dec.8, Saline Opera House
5:00 O:ciock   f Uhtil Spr^^^:
;;r' f:   MENU   ,
Chicken Pie   <  Mashed "Potatoes
-■■■"--   Cabbage Salad       Cranberries.-^,-f^ST'
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<;~= [Celery'■
■":-./  Coffee.,
Ice Cream-
Rolls^,
Hickoryhu^glf^f
Methodist Ladies'
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