1923-05-31; Saline Observer

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The
Saline
Volume 43
SALINE,   WASHTENAW  COUNTY,  MICH., THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1923
NUMBER 36
/ THE Oia Stout Bawk - OwThi CobuTT^
To Develop Agriculture
Is to Increase Wealth
Thus has this bank always been glad
to lend assistance to the agricultural
needs of the 'territory which it serves.
Farmers living near Saline will find a
connection at tills bank advantageous
at all times.
Saline Savings Bank
The Bank Where Courtesy Reigns
Member of Federal Reserve Bank
The Quality Grocery
PHONE 86
.._   .   . EOR-GOOD-THING:S.m-EAT - -*
WHEN WE TALK
about our Teas and Coffees we are speaking of the
best We carry- excellent grades of well-recommended
TEA AND COFFEE
that are the talk of the town. Why don't you try
a pound and prove the unsurpassed quality of our
Teas and Coffees?
You'll  find the" same satisfaction in all the
-groceries we sell.
Phons 86
MARTIN FUOSS
We are showing
some fine patterns" in
Cuban   Silk   Tissue
Ginghams
as well as the regular   line   at   lower
CUBAN SILK" TISSUE    pUCeS.
.,-_ .   t^_ -v
THE WOMEN'S SHOP
PHONE  15
Next to D.' U. R, Waiting Hoom
SALIjVE
JERSEY CREAM BREAD
NOW!—TO SOME PEOPLE
One loaf of bread is just as good as another, but
to those who appreciate a good article there is
none "just as good" as Schnebelt's jersey Cream
Bread. * .
raffi-MADE FRIED CAKES
The pastry with the "homey" taste. Get a dozen
today ,at
Schnebelt's Bakery
Happens About This Time of the Year
SPEED    CLAIMS    MORE    VICTIMS
Three Dead, and  Two  Seriously Injured, in  "Wednesday Accident.
I
Council Proceedinas
MANY FESTIVITIES TO
MARK CLOSE OF SCHOOL
-A frightful accident claimed its
toll Wednesday morning near the A.
S. Hall farm, north of town.
Dr. Thompson, wife and. son, and
E. K. Johnson and Mrs. Genevieve
Walker, of Detroit, were driving
to the Irish hills, via.-- Saline in
a new Franklin car. Whea near
tlie Hall farm and while going
at a high rate of speed, they
turned out to pass another calr, pulled
back and swung across the road,
hitting a tree sidewise, completely
wrecking .the car and killing instan-.-
.ly the young man ini the party.
Mi*. Johnson died in a short time,
and the woman guest on reaching tha
hospital. Dr. Thompson suiieied- a
crushed hip and Mis. Thompsai* wrs
badly  cut and bruised.
Dr. Wallace was summoned and
did what he could for the stricken
party. The two dead, b'.dies we.e
brought to Dietiker's under(alui g
park«-:_ to be -prepared for burial.
Dynamite, caps and fuse at Edw. J-
Muir's.
Why
Prices.
Tay    More   than   Dictiker'-s-
For Sale—Nine pigs six weeks old.
Arthur Sally,  rfd. "JStf
Wanted—Stump and stone blastirg-
work.   George Alber, Rfd. 1. 3S
For Sale—Several good farm horses.   Wiedmani Auto Company.
Up to Date House Furnishings
Factory Prices at Dietiker's.
at*
For Sale—At a right price, a. u.edi
Niseo Spreader.   Edw. J. Muir.
If  you   want    some   good     honey,,
phone or call onrW. H'. Barr.      34tf
Painting and' paper hanging.  Cam-
burn Bros., phones  160  and 2-F3.
For Sale—Bay colt,
broke, work any place.
Heininger.
weight- • 1600*.
Heininger &.
A regular meeting of the Common
Common   Council   was   held   in  the
Cou'ncil room Monday evening, April
2, 1923.
President Rentschler in the chair.
Trustees pnqsent:    Brcdenitz, Crit-
: tendon, Hutzel, Apnill, Fosdick aud
Fosdick.
| Minutes of last meeting read mul
approved.
| Tihe following bills were .read by
the clerk:
i Detroit Edison Co., lights.
anid power    212.15
C. F. Fitzgerald, salary and
expense        7S.00
C. IT. Carv-Mi. salary ^ .    10.00
Fred Luckhiairdt, salary   116. .0
'■Adam Feuorbadher, labor        1.50
•' C. H. Cairven, labor .....'..      3.00
John Richard, laibor     31.50
• Philo Luckhardt, labor     33.00
; Robert Cullen, teaming     22.20
i Detroit Lead Pipe Works,
!    supplies   .-  271.SJ--
' Hoppii-ger Co., supplies ■   '..--i
Badger 'Meter Co., supplies    175.00-
Fred Luckhardt, freight. .,...■    19.05
i Schumacher & Backus, su'i plies     3.00
j    Motion by Max   Fosdick   that   the
' bills be allowed and the clerk be instructed to draw orders for the .a. ne.
Supported hy Hutzel.    Carried.
i    Peesiident'-s-   appointments    for    the
! year;
I Finance, Way.s and Means—Crittenden, Bred_-"Ji_t__ and Aprill.
; Street Ccnum.tlee—Hulze1, E. Fo—
dick and M. Fosdick.
Water 'Cjnimittee—Bredernitz,   Ap-
rill and E. Fosdick.
Lighting   'Committee—M    Fosdick.
. Hutzel .and Crittenden.
!    O.ndina.nce   Commit'.:.-;—!f_.   Fosdick,
j Bredeniiiitz and Apri'.l.
i     Health Officer—J- B. Wallace.
t
I    -Cemetery Trustee—J. B- Wallace.
I    Mail-shall—C.  H.  Cairven,   at  snme
salary.
Fire Chief, George Seeger, at :^n*e
salary.
George" Uphaus present to ask permission, to place gas pump iu fr. nt
of :his place on West Michigan avenue.
Motion by Bredernitz that Mr. Ui>
haus be allowed to place gais pump as
desiired subject ,to supervision, of st* ee_
committee. Supported by Crittenden.
Carried.
Motion by Hutzel to lay _he >jiie.--
tioni of appointing street cconmi.s oner on tihe table until next meeting.
Supported by E. Fosdicjl*.     Carried.
Mohioii! by H Fosdick .hat tl'.e
wages £or team work and labor be the
same as last year, which was §_ yer
day for team and $3 per day for labor.
Supported by Hutz.l. Canned.
Motion; by Hutzel to leave the painting of the water tower ard 'vydr..n'.s
up to( the water committee, giving
them full power to act. Supported
by Crittenden,   Carried.
Motion   by   Hutzel   to   allow    the
jschlaf. Creamery Co. of Detroit to pat
up milk station and ice house oil- the
cornier of , Hall   and   McKay streets.
Supported by B. Fosdick.   Carried.
|     Motion  by   Bredernitz   to   adjourn,
j subject to call of the president.   Supported by Hutzel.   Carried.
EMANUEL  RENTSCHLER,  Pres.
C. F. FITZGERALD. Clerk.
Coming Week Well, Filled With Programs of Interest to Pupils
and Parents.
' Closing activities of the Saline
schools begin Friday evening of this
week and will be carried out as indicated:
■r Baccalaureate sermon, at the M. B.
churc.h Sunday evening, June'3.
Junior-Senior banquet Tuesday
evening, June a.
Glass day and .graduation; exercises
Thursday evening,   June   7,  at opeia j
house.
i The seventh and eighth grade
'children, will appear before the public in the operetta, ••PolishiedPebb'.es,"
Friday evening at S o'clock in the
Sai-ine opera house. No admission
will be charged. The cast of char- j
acters is as follows:
Uncle Bob      Alfred Schmid
*&**=;xyBrien-....-.,.,... 'Maree_.Bur.k_iart
Rosalie   .-. ,"   Dor. thy  Tower
Winifred   ,  Alice Schleh
Mill..cut   Louise Westphal
Mrsi Gabble     Eunice Barr
Mr. Ga.bble  Ronald Tower
..Ia.rth:.    ,,   Betty Wheal..*
Nick       Lawrence Agrill
Su-nbi-n.net Chorus: Lillian; Bracey,
Esther Eowea, __aiira Lamharth, Elsie
Mhii-iou, Eleanor O'Grady, Violet Rogers, Lorann Bernard, 'N-irma Bowen,
deii-v.eve Camburn, TV.el ma Davis,
Erma Heininger, Adeline Rowley,
ET.v.i Wihitetield,. Irma Thenicr, L .-
rone   Marias].   Bltiiv.cne gloss.
Overall 1     Glioims:     Harold    Bailey.
Lc-iris Schmid. 13H«s Curtiss,  Russell .
Bracey," Roliert Godkin. Allen  Griflin, ;
George McAllister. Glen Smith, Leslie;
TDK AND TIME AGAIN
j You will be able to save time and
money here,
| Look OTCr these brief announcements—every week they'll save you
time—and money.
i Place your own aiinoiiiicciiic-nts
here—that's another time; and money
saver for :you.
THE OBSERVER LINERS
Classified Advertising
Dancing at Waroplers' Lake each-
Thursday and Sunday evening during"
May and June.  -   " -10
For Sale—Potatoes, for seed or table use, 75e per bushel, W. V. Peo-,
pics, Monroe street. :.5tf
For Sale—Sow cwiith nine p-'g.; also"
pure bred Berkshire pigs. Alger Allison, phone 139-F3. 3 otf.
Calling cards, wedding invitations
and announcements, either printed or
engraved, at The Observer oilice.
Far      Sale—Household
Phone 84-F3.
furniture,
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For Sale—300 bushels of ear corn.
Finis Noblie, phone 185-F1. 37
Wanted—Good poultry. For right
prices, call F. C. Mollis, phone 183-
F22. 7tf
CARD  OF THANKS
We wish to express- our appreciation of the rnanv acts of kindness
shown us in our recent bereavement,
for the floral offerings, to the si ..gexs,
and to Rev. Lederer ior his comforting words.
Mrs. Christina Walker,
Adam Feiierhacher,
John eFuerbacher.
* To • Rent—House on; North Ann • A'iri'
bor srrcet. Theodore Josenliaiis, Milan phone H6-F12. 30
We want your "White "Wheat- Cal?
ns for prices. . Saline -Flouring Mills,.
Friis & Braekel, proprietors. Phone 8.
For Sale—Power \va__mng machine,
gasoline engine and Round Oak he. t-
or. Inquire 103 River street, Ypsilanti. ■■' 36
For Sale—1923 model Ford truck
with two sets of stakes. Fordsoi.
tractor with plows. Heininger &
Heininger.   ■ ■> ,-----,-_ __	
All kinds of plow repairs—Oliver,
John Deere, Gale, Burch, Wiard and
Syracuse.   Edw. J. Muir.
To Renr-—Cottage at Lakeland.
Mich., during June and July. In-
■quire of Martin Fuoss, Saline.       36tf
Money to loan on improved farm
property. Oliver Goldsran.li, 116 E.
Huron street, Ann Arbor, phone 2791.
USED     CARS
EXCEPTIONALLY  GOOD!
These cars are in excellent coudi-
Mo-rris. T1iq:i las Slos-, Robert Phill'i*p=, tion and we can recommend them
Jack Probyn, Leonard Hutzel. .very  highly.    They have been recoil-
**The Posey Bed'"  will be given  by   ditioned: in our shop and are mechan-
.the lower grade children Wednesday . icallj* right.
afternoon-, June 6, at 2:30 o'clock on j     !921  Chevrolet Touring  §90   down,
thc'school lawn. - i    1921 Chevrolet Touring $100 down.
The county-eighth  grade eye eises j    1922 Ford Coupe $170 down,
wiil .be held ia the school hall Mon- j , H you can't afford a new car don't
day. June   1. at 2:30 p. m.?-' ;miss- seeing these.
Final examinations are being held !   . THH SALINE GARAGE
thiis week on 'Thursday amd  Friday. :    "   Authorized Chevrolet Dealers
The first of the ensuing week will be -
used in looking over the* u.ipe.--   and'
completing tihe records for the year.
Students may get their  final  results
on Thursday, June 7 at  9 a. m.
Friday, June S,    Lhe annua',    high
school pienic will be held.
PHONE 61
Emil H. Arnold, Optometrist, 22<?
S. Main street, Ann Arbor, -peciallzes
in superior eye examination and
glasses at reasonable prices.
Found—Tjre and nim. Owner may
have same by proving property and
pnyiirig for this 'notice. Fred. Luekhardt, Street Commissioner.
,1920 Ford Coupe
This good closed car for sa'e at a
price of only $120 down, .'Don't miss,
it.
THE SALINE GARAGE
Authorized Chevrolet Dealers*
For Sale—Bred Duroe gilts and1-
young pigs sired by our blue ribbon-
boa.r Heilman's Wonder. Prices;
right. Also White Leghorn eggs and"
baby -chicks. Saline phone. C. F-
Heilman. 32t±
BABY CHICKS. Last hatches June
4-5. June 11-12. Wihile they last,
Leghorns, $10 per hundred. Barred
Rocks, R. I. Re'ds, W. Wyandot! es,
$13. Whii'e Rocks, $15. Less' then
100 same rate. Washtenlaw Hatchery,
Ann Arbor.    Telephone 2369-F2.      37
BACCALAUREATE SERVICES
At the 31.  E. Cliurcli  Sunday Evening*, June 3. at 7:30.
Pie-
Miss
PROGRAM
Prelude for Organ, and. Flute
colomini—Mrs.     "Cn'erkircher,
Rose.
Invocation—Rev. C. H. Wittbracht.
Choral   March;   *'To  The Seniors":
Schrammel-Neal—Jcnicr Cho'r.
Hymn 3S3—Congregation.
Prayer—Rev. Pi. W.- Bro^vn.
Anthem, "He That Dweileth'': Wilson-.
Scripture    Reading—Rev.     C.     H.
Wittbr,aph|t.
Solo—Miss Helen Barr.
Announcements. .
March Anthem:. Heyser—Men's Octette.
Offertory,   "Andamano":   Leanare.
Anthem,   "Lift   TJp   Your   Headb":
Schnecker.
Sermon, "Tlie Vietoi*y of Faith"— I
Rev. R. W. Brown'.        :" -
Hymn 7S—Congregation. ■
Benediction.—Rev. C. IJ. Wittbracht. '
Postlude,     "Grand     Chorus":    Le-
maigre.
To Citizens of Saline
Know this, whosoever manufactures or sells intoxicating" liquor is a traitor th his country, an enemy
of God and his fellow men'.
This church stands firm for the support of the
constitution of the United States and for the removal from office and. punishment of public officials who have on oath sworn to Support the 'constitution and who fail to bring- offenders of the
Eighteenth amendment to justice.
SERVICES SUNDAY.
10:00 a. ms Sermon—"The Mission of Jesus."
7:30 y. iu.3—Baccalauerate Sermon.
"THE VICTOEY OF FAITH"
Methodist Episcopal Church
RALPH "W. BROWN, Pastor.
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