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VOLUME 43
SALINE,  WASHTENAW  COUNTY,  MICH., 'feURSDAy;"DECEMBER!4, 1922
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NUMBER 12
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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/BURKHARDT, Asst. Cashier
W. T. BRADFORD, Auditor
D I R E C T*0 R S
GEORGE BURKHART
R. F. ;^§CH        '•
j. H. pteEbkamp   *  .
P. O, WIEDSIAN
JOSEPH BURKHARDT
GEORGE "K MANN
GEORGE  J. FELDKAMP
FRANK ROSE
FRED HERTLiER
ALFRED HERTLER
Member of Federal Reserve Bank
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R 'member
VJH*£N  A  NltKLE  WENT A UW&
VMA'*    IN   A CANDY  STORE,BUT
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'(JHRISfMAS OPERETTA l^^'n^o  ohiciu-ns THj- OBSERVER EENERK
I   BY GRADE CfflU^^]31*1;:^ Classified Advertising .
| Thursday, December 21 at the Saline
.   >    School Hall.     -     -
PARENT-TEACHERS
ACT ON CIGARETTES
Splondirt   Program   Enjoyed   Monday-
Evening—Definite Action Promised on Law Violators.
The December meeting of the Par-
ent-Tea,chers association w*as held in
the school hall, Monday evening. A
splendid program was furnished by
the committee in charge. This committee procured a radio-phone for the
evening from- Ann Arbor. Many interesting thiimgs were heard through
[ the   instrument,  the  most   surprising
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The Quality Grocery
PHONE 86 '
cfflWhW<^e'R^
thing to eat. .
FRUITS OF ALL KINDS
NUTS AND CANDIES
Less than three weeks until . '.%
XMAS
Let us supply you with the best Molasses, in can or
bulk; nut meats, raisins, currants, citron, orange,
ja-nd lemon peel.
PRUNES AND APRICOTS
Yours- for more business,
: Phone 86
MAteriN ruoss
of which were tihe special greetings
jsent out by both the Detroit N«ws
and the Detroit Free Press to the Saline Parent-Teachers association..
Two very important topics were
discussed in the meeting. Fir=t:
"Whether the Graduating Exercises
are Greater than ithey should be fox
the Average Parent?' This discfasslon-
.was led by Mrs. G. V. Cook ossisteji
by Mrs. S. Boyd. It was agreed by all
that these expenses are too great and
-sevaral very good suggestions were
made^o^enjedy^tjyi^. giffi^uhjj-.,. These,
suggestions are uiider cohsideraubh
arid it is vei-y likely, that the Association will take action oni them iii
the near future.
The second topic was: Are We
Going to Ignore the Smoking Of. Cigarettes -by. Our-School Children.?'."
This discussion was led by OSC
Wheeler assisted by R v.~Cr,Vs". FoL-
i lowing this discusson it was  unani-
:mously agreed that the association
should take immediate and definite
action against the sale of cigarettes
to minors and the use of cigaretts hy
minor's. It was voted to have the
cigarette law printed and given to every ve.idor of cigarettes'in Saline, also to have this law  reprinted  im,the
-Saline Observer ..as a reminder" to
lhnse_who need if This is to be fo!-
lowed    up  by    legal" action     against
.those who    continue    to ignore this
. law.
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For Grandmother, Mother, Wife, Daughter, Sis-
7 ter*,and Baby from tliis list:
Aprons
Art Linen
Baby Caps
,-Baby Bootees
VBaby Jackets
Baby Blankets
. :Baby Bib'.'s ""•
IBathSets
■ jB-eads
-:Barrettes
.■jBjead Bags .
'; Bloomers
.'"Comforts  .. ..
Gtimbs
"Caps "
Curtainsi
.Dolls
Dresses '
Earrings.-
Fa,ce Powder
Gloves /n
Gowiis- - ^ -
Garters '
Hb.se •:''.'
Hand Bags'
Huck Towels
Lace Col'ars'^
Powder. Puffs
Perfume
Ribbons .-
Sweaters.
Face Powder
Toilet. Water
Underwear'
Umhrellas
Vanity Cases
Waists
Wool Gloves,
.Wool Hose
Bed Blankets :- -..
. -Beauty Boxes    '
".(Child's Bath Kobes * ' *
^oiaxfyjackets" •
""^Dresser Scarfs   „
. .Drawn Work Scarfs
Ambroid. Laundryl Bag
" jEmbroid. - Collar Bag* *
/.Emhroid. -.NightGo.wn "
iEmb^JTableJtunner^ *
"Flannel Middys . "   \
"Flannel Petticoats
VFlartnel) Night Gowns
"".Handkerchiefs: *.--   ** '
-Hair Ornaments.
Lingette Slips .
Linen' TowoJing   ,.
Satteen Petticoats
Satteeri Slips -
Silk Petticoats
Stampe'dGoods -
Toilet-Water-:;.- \":
Talcum' Powder * ■
Turkish Towels"
, Table Cloths
"Vanity Cases %   ■
Wool "Blankets
. Wool Mittens "
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THE WOMEN'S SHOP
PHONE 15
Next to D. IJ..R. Waiting Room."*
SALINE
TWO AUTO COLLISIONS
DURING PAST WEEK
One in Town. Other Near Dearborn
in Which Saline-People Figure.
Dr. A_v J. Gregg, '.locarl  \eteniarian,
last  Wednesday  evening _■ rah   into  a
car   driven) by   Fred  Koch on North
Ann Arbor  street.    The accident resulted    from   seemingly    unavoidable
- circumstances.   Both di ivers .were go-
* ing north when Koch, who w;as ahead
j* of Gregg, turned out .into the middle
of the street to pass two cars wliich
were parked alongside the curbing on
-' the right., Dr. Gregg was folio-wing
i rather  alo?ely> and  before" he  could
: slow -np collided with the rear end of
Mr. Koch's machine.    While it  was
not serious in. any way,  Koch's car
1 was quite, badly damaged.
THE TRIAL   OF  JOHN  AND   JANE
A Near Tragedy
King Cole opens his court .in Story-...
land, and from the throne receives
the homage of his) subjects. Jack be
Nimble announces -t'hat Bluebeard
has come to court with a grievance
foi the king's attention. Bluebeard
enters- leading two mortals. John
and Jane, who do not believe in ham
and therefore should be punished under the Jaws of Storyland: for their*
skeptieism. Other witnesses appaar,
Jack the- Giant Killer, Sleepjng Beauty. Ali Bab'a ahd Aladdin, the .Gobps,
Peter Paii,—and still others -whip accuse John and Jane of not believing
even in them.
King Cole -sends for Mother Goose
and Mother H'uhbard to help him in
his   decision.    The   evidence  against
the mortal children becomes so great
I that ar clerk, Humpty-Dumpty    him?
-  self, has to make a record of the ea^e.
, I    "Robin  Hoed, Alice in  Wonderland,
|   and  Robinson Crusoe  appear  in  de-
.  „       j   fence    of John and   Jane.    The law
I,,   „   „   ,,-  j j - i*eads,  however, that,  unless children
J        -.   "        jbc-lieve in sgome saint or fajry, they
A regular meeting  fit    the Saline  are doomed to a fearful punishment.
Common Council    wal held    in * the L  Kiiig.Cole reads the semtencs-.
.,        ._   ,,  ,.    }. ..  ^    „•   !        "Never mote for you the dawning
council   room   Mondays evening,   Oc-.        »...-' -^ .*, * ^.   .J. '...  ."
' Michael Myers, farmer of York
township, a mile south of town- was
robbed of 250 chickens last Wednesday night abcut 11:30. It is believed
that thej" were carried. aSvay'in" an
automobile as Myers' neighbors, who
were .-returning from town at that
hour, saw headlights of, a car which,
vvais standing nealr the Myers fajm.
residence. They suspected ; njithihg.
however, and Thursday morning*' Myers discovered liis loss.        ■        .
The thieves cut 'through two fences
of chicken-park wire anickgot fotb the
shed without <c"reaiin'g" any disturbance, but how "they ever managed to
get away with .250 squawking fowls i*-
a" mystery. The robbery was reported
to the deputy sheriff early Thursdiy
morning. hut there., i® jittle hope.Jot,
the recovery of the chickens.
Buy a Ford  and  spend  the differ-
*a»
ence.
Why not  a  Chevrolet  this  Christmas?.  The   Saline  Garage.
Council Proceedings
tober  2,   1922.
in  the chair.
Of a^Mesry Cliristmas morning!
Christmas Eve you'll go to b.ed;
But when next you lift your he*d
From your pillow in.,the dawn'.
Christmas   will   have   come   and
gone!"
The children    burst into    tears at
having Christmas    day taken    from
0C~1
President  Rentschler j
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Trustees   present:   Giittenden,   Hut-'
ael, Barr, Fosdick and*Blaess. 1
Trustee absent, Bredernitz, j
(Minutes of last meeting were read i
and approved. -*; *'      -     **-     j
The following. bills'were read, and .them because they do believe in San-
approved: %■ jta, Claus.   The arrival of Santa 'h'm-
•Detroit Edison! Co.   .. |.     $276.29 ! self and the belief of John and Jane
C H. Carven, salary .|....,.        6.00."' him   cause King Cole   to -reverse
Sam,  Boyd,  teaming,   >..■?,-...     97.00 I his decision.
Clarence Rogers, sign .painting   * 2.50 j    John and Jane are fully pa.rd.ned
36.00 ail'l jt is decided that Santa Claus,
116.70 i after all, is the real King of Story-
151.40 ; land. /
36.00 j      c.ist ot- Characters in Order of   -
49 56 !
.Uo!o0: Appearance
i    King* Cole—Floyd    Carr;     singing
22.50   and- speaking.
Simple    Simon—Edgar    Westphal;
Philo Luckhardt, labor:
Fred Luckhardt, Salary,
A. Feuerbache^*,  labor," .
Jake Fuoss, teaming, i..
iE.  J. Mxiir, supplies, <£• •
Bealch Mfg. Co. supplies,
Saline Savings Bank, |.
Water hond coupon;
.--• Total •;..••-. fy
Motion by Hutzel -tlsat
$9.50.75   speaking.
the bills b'e     .Jack-be-Nimble—George   .Camburn;
.^_„^_.__-____,-^-____. instructed  siieaking. . /
t£' &rA-*ror<^%6Wmi^^
ported by Fosdick,   Carried. and speaking.
Bids on painting the water tower, John and Jane—-Lauren Jedele and
etc, were read by the*;;Ciier-k. Md'ion Helen Layher; singing and speaking,
by Hutzel that the bids be tufhed • Jack the Giant ;_Kil!,e-—Rtbert
over to the water" committee and that Fuoss; singing and speaking, •
thev have power to_^act. Supported Mother Goo -e—Catherine Briggs;
by Barr":    Carried.""*      . '      . singing and speaking.
Petition by the resident tax payers)   :Mother      Hubbard_Muriel      Wood-
on West  McKav street asking: for a ■ bridge; singing and speaking^,
lisdit  to   be  placed  niidwajv  between      Gander—Jack Sterling; dancing.
Ann  Arbor "street   and" Lewis   street ■    Dog—Lester Bailey;  dancing,
read hy elerk.   Motion by Crittenden      Sleeping  Beauty—Alberta;   Rogers;
that the'light be placed as desVed.  singing and speaking.
Supported by Blaess.    Carried. '    Humpty    Dumpty—John     O Grady:
Petition of Herman- HeiningeV,  re-  singing and speaking,
questing   permission  to  put   gasoline      Ali   Baba-rGeorge   Martini;   singing
pump in  front of his" place of busi-   and speaking.
neis,  read by clerk.   AMotion by Hut--*    Aladdin—Elmer Lange; singing and
zel   that this T*e granted     Supported  ipeaking. ,
by Crittenden.    Caa*rie'd. . Peter Pan-—Wesley Dietiker;    sing-
' Joe Schiinid was present to oansult   ing and sReakuis,,^..      ■.- -. * ..   '
the  council   in   regard to   sur eying      GaoptJ—Ileen Martin, -Mae Schroen,
Bamegat.     Mr.   ScJhmid' "sta'ed   that  Marguerite   SchnebeCt, EMenl BUring,
he was willUng to stand half of' the   Merna Bracey,. Doris yestp^al, 'Mil-
expense in finding    the  line    of the   dred Nissly, Blowene Towe-:.
street.     -.. ., _ . Fairies^-Lucille... Sehmid, - Bcrn'ce
Motion bv Hutzel to'turn the prop- Braekel, Frieda Hasse, Jean 'Carl'ne
osjtion.-of;|urveying.in'-*Baaiegat- in Burkhart, >Iaj*i& Sehmid, Jiilia Hasse.
order to find tihe'line dhith'e street be- Naomi 'Friis, Eunice Boettger, Marie
tween Sehmid and WeHlm&yer?.over Krause, Marion SihJiebejt,. Velma
to the" .street-"committee with pojver Jedele, Doris Rogers, ..Catherine How-
to act.' '-    *' * -   ' a?<i- Aldeline Layher,  C'ara  Rower.
Smpported by*Crittenden. Carried. Beth Lewis, Viola GueDther, Francis
- Motion b'y--Hutzel to-adjourn. Sup-  Bowen, Ione,Bailej*. x
For Sale.—Cattle and a sow and
pigs. George Desbrough, phone 139-
F21. 11
For Sale-—Bedstead, springs *i-*d
commode. Mrs. Rose Beatty, phone
226. . ... lllf.
Your car starts quick and gives you
added mileage on Sinc.lair winter
Gasoline
Lost—Horse blanket, light tan.
Finder please notify f/.C. Hildner,
phone 1S7-F3. -   *       33,
For Saile—McCormick Corn Husker,
a big 8, in fine condition. Heininger
& Heimnger.
Calling cards; wedding invitations
and announcements, either i*rinte£- 01
engraved, at The Observer office:
Place your .order-for a barrel-of
Lighthouse Kerosene. Smokeless-—
odorless—intense heafc-. ' - Staebler-
Kempf Oil Co.
We will assist you in preparing
your 1923 license applicat'on. Please
brtng your certificfate of tttle.* The
Wftfle^Gtraie:--^ -•*- **-:.-*-*> -*>?--■
We'll be.pleased to make out ypu£
license application,, if you will -wfihg
in your certificate of title.. This ser
vice is free.    Wiedman. Ailto Co.
We have several clients who want
7% first mortgage money on new*
homes in amounts ranginlg from S500
to $4,000. Interest payable semi-annually. Ann Arbor Home Builders
Association, 408 First National Bank
B'dg., Ann Arbo™    Phone 2S19-M.    20
ported by Fosdick*.    Carried.
, A- iegulac._, meetiiig of the Saline
Common Council- - ^was held in the
council rooni * Monday evening, "-November, 6, 1922, 'President Rentschler in the, chair.       .   --_  t \
Trustees present:  Bredernitz, Barr,
Crittenden, Hutzel arid Blaess.
Trustee absent, Fosdick*.
The following bills   were -read  by
the clerk and approved:
Detroit -Edison Co. light and
Power  -.	
C. _H. iCarven, salary, .-	
1     Arthur Nissly and E. F. Goodwin,
, vice presiden   of -the    First National
j Bank of-Ypsilanti,  narrowly escaped Earl Fosdicfk, oil and gas,
i serious Injury Monday -evening  two Utilities Supply Co., supplies
; miles  east    of    Dearborn,  whenr the Fred Luckhardt,  freight  	
j sedan which Mr. Goodwin was driv- Detroit Lead Pipe .Wws. "	
I ing struck the    rear-end. of a hean-y A. Feuerbacher, labor	
1 loaded truck moving slowly 'without Fred Aprill,  labor,   	
: lights. *• Mr.   Goodwin  fractured   two S. A. Fitzgerald, sprinkling*.,
'rjbs  '.and was   cut ahouf the head. Rob .Cullen, -gravel,- .*	
M*T- .Njssly suffered a sprained shoul- Will Barr, teaming,^	
der and -slight bruises.        - Herman Alber,- labor, ~_^....
The sedan "was badly, wrecked and Philo Luckhardt, labor,	
the truck upset    in    the ditch'.    Mr. S.-R;-Wilson, printing,	
Goodwin had dimmed lights^ for an Sani* Boyd, teaiming,  ".	
approaching car" and \--as  unable to Fred "Luckhardt,- salary, ..;.,
see the truck in timei to avert a col- r "l. Finch, teaming^	
,isi.on'       . p Will Burkhardt, teaming,  ...
j W. "M. Acton, blacksmiihing
■Robinsdrt    Crusce—Vernon    Ro\ye;
speaking,:' .,   ■     .- .
-Friday-i^Willar.d Wiedmeyer.
Robin Ho5d'—Stanley Bracey; singing- - *•".   ..     "' -
Alice in Wonderland; singing.
Santa Claus—Carl Carr; singing and
speaking. ' J,   . "
Guards—Walter     Braekel-***-' Oscar
Wheeler, Robert Klueght, Milton Rowley.
. Attendants—Howard    Lamb,   -Carl
Wenger,     Irvin     Sctomid,     Clarence
Fritz. -._.-"       '..    .
•Fiddlers—Arniine Westphal,"O-J-ville
*-i?'?o   Fahner, Ldean Bernard.   , -. .   -
34-48      MerrymenAcharles Howard,   Floyd
Bracey, Leon Bracey, jaarold' Bracey.
$240.00
IF YOU HAVE a number of odd
article^ around the house or barn
joUjhave no use for, you may as well
turn, them into cash. _Yru .can do'
th.'s easily by adversising tihem fo>-
sale in-this column. Remebmer, the
Uhirigs you have no use for "may be
iiist what someone else is lo- king
for.
lc per W.ord First Insertion; Then iv'k
per Word for Eaeh.Siibsoiuent In*
sort ion.. Minimum Charge 25c.
Wood for-Sale—-Wiedman. Auto Co»
Prices are   always   right" at   Dietiker's.
Pump Repariring by S. A. Fitzgerald, phone 14-F3. " 12
Get Dietiker's prices on.Home Fvx-
nLshings before buying
.  For Sal&—Several .good farm horses.   Wiedmam Auto Com-paaiy.
Painting and paper hanging.  Cam-
burn Bros., phones 160 and 2-F3.
Get your Christmasr premium cou-
-pons at B. E. Muehlig's, Ann Arbor.
Wanted—Good poultry. <■ For right
prices, call F. C. Hollis,\phone 183-
F22. . 7tf
Good S0-acre farm ^for. sale' cheap.
Cash or oni time. Inquire C. rii. Curtiss. "   Stf.
C. A. Rogers, teacher of.violin, will
be in Saline every Wednesday at The
Tavern. .    2'Uf.
E3narco Motor Oil. Bring your can1.-
Any quantity at 51c per gal. Staeblor-
Kempf Oil Co. ' '        -
'For Sale-r-Extra .nice Rosen rye
seed." yielded 27- bushels, per acre.
George J. Klager, phone 1S1-F13;
Ann Arbor.ph-one '7147rF3,        : 49tf
Horse for sale or trade for anything
I can use. Thoroughbred White Leghorn cockerels for sale.' - W. V..' Peoples, 200 Monroe* street. "7t*>
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EXCEPTIONAL BUY! .
- .   -      -1.
1922 Model.Chevrolet Touring car,
driven only 3500 miles.    New tires—
finish   like   new.     Price, reasonable.J-
.Don't.miss this bargain-.   May he seen".
at the Saii.neGa5^r-^IL-*uiJ     *
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THEY BOUGHT CHEVROLETS
You can now buy these used cars*
from us for the following small down
payments, the balance monthly:
1920 Ford Sedan, $160.
1920 Chevro'et Boadsterr -jfiij.    "*  .
1922 Ford Touring, $105.00    ''
1920 Ford Sedan,  $150.00. , - " '
^1920 Ford Truck, $105.00. -     * ;
1917 Ford Roadster,' cash. $5si.O0.   '
1922   Chevrolet  Touring,   $1C0..<)0.    -
-1921   Chevrolet  Touring,-$is0.-fl0.
1920   Chevrolet  Touring,   $65.0p.   -
Le*! us show you th'-se cars. Phone^
us or call ,       '' "     -—
THB.SALINE GARAGE    .     ,'
Geo. V. Cook, Proj>. PKone 6t*
'     *     T.' -'-
16.83
1.16
P8 73
30.00
21.00
39 03
ESCH-BURKHARDT
At  4 o'clock 'on1 WedneLsday* after^}.
noon,  Decembeer 6,  at the: home of
238 50*"Mr. and Mrs. John Burkhardt occurr-
60.08—ed the marriage   of   their,, daughter,
3 50  Miss Helen, to Gustaiv. Esehi^of Ann
*  76 60  Arbor.    The    "house  w-as    decorated
9.10   with green and_white- and the cere-.
92.00  mony was -performed- under* an" arch
116.70  of green    and white   in' JJie-,parlor.-
42.00  Miss Amanda Bs'ch, 'the*' groomjs .sis"
NOTICE
- I will be ready to receive taxes on'
the following day's*. •
Citizens Bank," .Thursday Dec. 14
Savings Bank, Thursday, Dec. 21
Citizens-B'ani-;v,Phursaay, Dee. *28
Citizens Basik",,* Saturday, .Jan. 6 .
Savings Bank,- 'Saturday, Jan. 13
'Citizen Bank,- Saturday, Jan. 21
Savings BaaUt/\S*atur.dar,-.;Jan. 28
Lottie"*Wallacei 'township-treas.
Thc. Obserrerv will make an acceptable Christmas present-for~Jor absent
friend -or- relative.. -0ndy.^$l-50_per
year to any "part "of the ''PnitS&i* States.
";   i *"' "'J*''*5-- .'*   :"''   "■-:-*-
45.00  ter, played the -,v.edding.jnarch.   Miss.
 , , „ ..     *.00 "Ella Burkhardt * attended the "bride
R. Cullen, teaming-and gravel   1&4.50  and Edward-^ Hagen-^ acted" as;-best
.*        ^'   —  niajn.   Rev. "C. H" WitftnaclTt perform-
■ '    Total _ .', .1,138.47 ed the ceremony*j_ jThe bride wore a
- Motion: bv Bredernitz that the bills-gown of hlue Canton creiie -while .the
he allowed*amd the clerk be instruct-" bridesmaid wore hrcrrcn crepe: ."Both
ed "to draw orders for the same. Sup- carried houquets of white carnations,
ported bv* Barr." Carried. . The wedding occurred on 'the fiftieth
r Motion by Hiitzea tar adjourn sub- "birthday of the 4*ride^-fa.tIiet,*^Tphn-
jec^'to caJl-of president. Supported Burkhardt. Miss Frieda Finkbeiner
-   - *  " ~ .and  Miss Luella Burkhardt    served
the guests,    about forty    in numher.
1 Mr. and Mrs.-Eseh will be at home
'to]their many friends"pn a]farm.-Jn
Freedom*,;   * _,    *-».-*■'    -   '-"  - • >-
4 byBarr. Carried,
EMANUEL  RBNTSCHLER, Pres.
C. F." FITZGEEAXrD, Clerk.
SUBSG»IPTIONS.." FOR., DEARBORN
INDEPENDENT- *.,
.JThrf Observer will make an accept'
mav he left at the Wiedman Auto a,>le ChnstmasTp'resenttor fBrrabsent
may oe leit at tne WJeaman Auto,-frlena--01..Vreiattve. Ohtr «l,50»per
Company s. office.- •-^-•*- ••--" , "..,-"* "year to any.-part of thfr;"Diiite"i States.*."
DON'T FORGET
The Union Service .at the Federatefl GJnircli
SUNDAY EVENING 7:30 0'CL(>CK
Hear Hev. R..W.- Brown -on      •"      * ** • _
"WHAT, THINK YE OF GHHIST?
Hear Merritt Martin's Double QuBtrtette •-
Hear Mrsr'Unterkircher's Children's Ghoir
"Whosoever Heareth, Let Bim Sav, Come."
EVERY CITIZEN IN AND AltOUND SAtXNE
-,      IS REQUESTED TO JOIN IN THIS   r
UNION SERVICE.
.,    .. ONLY. A LOAE OF BREAD -.' 1     ,
Biithowimportant, how essential to vour. welfare,
-'-    .your-happiness and-satisfaction'.   The .better"
• *   the br-ead the -greater the. satisfaction. „, We"
. would be pleased to number you 'among 6ur •'
.'   many satisfied* customers. "   -  . ■ _~ -JI   -*
-Bread.,- "Gates, -Pies and Cookies baked iresh every -
.--""'day.-**'    .":.     -  •   ::.-"'■ "       -    *":-..\--';
, Schnebelt's Bakery
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