1923-06-21; Saline Observer

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VOLUME 43
SALINE,   WASHTENAW  COUNTY,  MICH., THURSDAY, IUNE 21, 1923
NUMBER 39
This Bank's Growth
and You
The fact that the Saline Savings Bank
is steadiily growing, that its deposits are
climbing, can mean but onie thing to you,
a prospective depositor.      ■  .   *
It means that people, who have selected this bank are continuing to deposit
their funds here and axe in turn sending
their friends to this same strong bank.
All of which is evidence that YOU
would find at this bank the safety.and
service you expect from; the bank you select for your own. *
We invite your business.
Saline Savings Bank
The Rank Where Courtesy Reigns
Member of Eedenal Reserve Rank
The Qua I ity Grocery
PHONE 86
. FOR GOOD THINGS TO EAT .'_„. / ;..._„
DON'T COMPROMISE WTIH YOUR STOMACH!
We're mighty careful in the selection of, our
Groceries, and see to- it in every instance that all
Canned Goods, Vegetables,, Fruits, etc., are fresh
and wholesome.
It's a big satisfaction knowing that your own
judgment is backed by our careful choosing—and
our prices are always as low as the market allows.
Always—We Want Your Rutter and Eggs
Phone 86 MARTIN FUOSS
When in need of
Dry Goods
go to
THE WOMEN'S SHOP
Phone 15
Saline
THE BREAD YOU BUY—
plays a very important part in determining
the success of any meal. Good bread helps a lot;
poor bread destroys the effect of the most elaborate .menu.
Careful housewives are learning- that our
Jersesy Cream Bread is always dependable. That's
just ONE of its good features!
Schnebelt's Bakery
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Our Pet Peeve
MILLION   AUTOS   BY JANUARY 1
Michigan "Will  Boast of That Many
by First of Year—500 Licenses
Sold Bails- in the State.
SUMMER SESSIONS 03? THE
.   U. SCHOOL OF MUSIC
Concerts   in   Hill   Auditorium  Every
"Vfednesday Evening- Burtng
the ■ Season..'
Tihe annual summer session of the
University School of Music •promise-
to become a still greater institution
stliis year thain, in formfea- years, for a
splendid corps of teachers has been
engaged to take charge of the instruction and a wide range of subjects will
be offered. In. addition a series of
weekly concerts will ta'ke place in
Hill auditorium culminating in a
choral concent under the direction, of
■George Oscar Bowen| in, which the
summer choral union will participate. _
A special feature of the work of
the summer will be the courses offered im public school music .methods,
under the direction of George Oscar
Bowen.' He wall be assisted in this
department by Miss Alberta EL Wat-
erbury, supervisor of nrusic, Newark,
N-. J" who will give specialr-inscruei
tion in harmony methods; Miss Haze!
E. Ricjhi of Boston, who will'' offer
courses in music .appreciation;; Miss
Hazel G. Kinscella, o£ the Unilve/sity
School of Music, Lincoln, Nebraska,
who is the originator of the Kinscella
method oE instruction far children:
and Evelyn Scholl, who will teach
harmony. In, connection witli this
department opportunity will be afforded for a number of school childrerc.ia
the city to receive free instruction
during the summer months. Further
announcement regarding this phase of
the work will, be made later by Mr.
Bowen. <
The concerts will take place in Hill
auditorium each Wednesday evening
with t!he exception of July 4 (this being ai holiday) during the summer..
Robin on
The car
FOUR INJURED WHEN
_   AUTOMOBILE UPSETS
Milan,    Julne    IS.—Mr.    and    Mrs.
*R-a.lph Robinson, Mrs. Cora Sarring-
ton! and Miss Gnace Haight, all or
Milan, were injured in an automobile
aceidenit _liis~ morning when on their
wa.- from Milan to G._gcto\vn. Mr-.
Robinson was the most, seriously injured, receiving a broke i kneccav
Miss Hai gilt's face was badly cut and
Mrs. Sarringlon and Mr.
were less seriously injulre.l
was demolished.
' The -accident ha.ppended at Lo i
cemetei-y just nonth- of Saline when
Miss Haight, who was drivina; at-
tempteS. to pass  another automobile
! going tlie same way.    Miss Haight's
■ car skidded on .the loose gravel,
jumped a ditch and ran into a tree
1 The party was conveyed to Milan
by automobi'.e where their injuries
were attended.—Times News.
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OAKWOOD  ORISONS
The lot owners are coming in and
paying the one-dollar and fifty cents
tax for ,ca.re; all who live outside the
villiage and own lots are expected to
do the same. An additional man
has been hired for several days to enable the sexton to catch up with the
work. ;
Do not "plant flowers cm any part
of the lot mi-less it be near the monument. We prefer that the lots have
■o, nice smooth sod. Potted plants
may be used if taken care of by parties placing them jtliers. Most people
remember that ressels containing
water may not be put in: the mausoleum. Ro.t.di_g. plant stems and sta'e
water make odors.
We hope to make the cemetery-
more beautiful than ever before.
.'Please help.   Thank you.
QUEER SCENE PICTURED
IN "THREE LIVE GHOSTS"
Michigan will boast of 1,000,000
automobiles by .the first of next year,,
according to E. V. Ohilson, deputy
seere. ary of state.
Automobile licenses are n_-w being
issued at the rate of about 500a a day,
and the supply of 700,000 ordered for
the present year is beginning to ruu
short. Orders have been sent to Jaick;-
*son prison for 25,000 additional pVu es
a_ijd more will have to; be ordered."
Last yean- there were 581,000 automobile licenses issued in Michigan.
The number bids fair to see the 700,-
000 mark hy September 1. and plans
are being made to take care of a million cars next year. The initial ord^r
for the 1924 plates has been placed;
The plates will be colored mustard
and black, a-id 750,000 will, be! delivered in the first consignment. They
are being manufactured in Jackson
prison.
A wave of e._ci_em;__t'recently agitated the busiest thoroughfare of London when a burley policeman- held up
the traffic; ,to allow the passage of am
aristccratic-lDolnng genfe.nan', immaculately tailored wheeling tihe latest tiling in expensive, baby-c and ages,
to wihich was attached a sheep Wihich
showed a.n obvious dilsinclination to
cross the road.
Absorbed and quite unperturbed bv
the amazement caused by l.is unheralded arrival, the gent'man steered
his charge to> the opposite si<_ew&.k,
and by the time the crowd had recovered from its astonishment, had apparently vanished into tbiin air.
At the same momemit two cameras
which had been taking a record of
this unusual scene from tihe inside of
a covered motor lorry ceased to grind,
and George Fitzmautice. famous Paramount producer, congratulated himself on having successfully .e.ured a
particularly    effective   and    diffitcut
■*•■---'-■■. _*■=»■>,--' -     ■ -~- •-■—■-- "■
"shot."
The episode showed Cyril Chadwick
in his impersonation of 'SffiooV. in,
"Three Live Ghosts,'' wihich appears
at the" Liberty Saturday evening- Anna Q. -Nilsson and Norman Kerry are
the featured players.
A China "Wedding Ani_ivc-Sary
A delightful day wTas spenit San-
day, JunjeS 17, at the plca.ant farm
home of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Braun
when _ey_a_tyrfive relatives gathered
there to surprise them -arid remind
them of tfneir twentieth wedding anniversary. They came with well
laden baskets.
Theodore Ziefie of Ann Arbor installed a radio for the enite. tainment
of the .guests.
The bride and groom of twenty
■years were presented hand pa'nted
china, cut gf. ass, li'nen and beautiful
aoweps as ai reminder of the happv
occasion. Tihe out of (town guests
were from Detroit, Ann Arbor, Kalamazoo, Mt.C_emens, Ypsilanti, How.
e_l. and Northfield.
Dyriamite, caps and fuse at Edw. _T.
Muir's.
IVhy   Pay   More   than   Dietiker**
Prices?
For Sale—Several good farm horses.   Wiedmaini Auto Company.
To  Rent—Pasture for  cows.    Garl
Bartels, Milan phone 146-F12.     40
Up to Date House Furnishings  a*:
Factory Prices at Dietiker's.
For Sale—At a right price, a usedfl
Nisco Spreader.   Edw. J. Muir.
Warcted-^-Good poultry. For right
prices, Call F. C. Hollis, phone 183--
F22." 7tf
All hats; feathers and flowers at.
reduced prices, at the Jordan Hat.
Shop. 38
For   Sale—Quantity   of   seed  potar-
toes.   Julius Herrtler,  phone  197-F31..
3Stf. '
Dancing at Wamplers' Lake each;
Thursday and Sunday evening' during
May and June. 40
For Sale—Potatoes, for seed or table use, 75c per bushel. W. V. Peoples, Monroe street. - 35tf
Buy a naw and first class Range at.
low price;—old stove itaken in exchange.   O. P. Bracey. 41
All kinds of plow repairs—Oliver,.
John' Deere, Gale. Burch; Wiard sand.
Syracuse.   Edw. J. Muir.        i
Calling cards, wedding invitatioas
and announcements, either printed or
engraved, at The Observer office.
Money to loan on improved Carn*
property. Oliver Goldsmith, 116 E.
Huron street, Ann Arbor, phone 27.1.
AMERICAN  LEGION
CHILDREN'S BILLET
NOTICE
Bcause of the putting in of new
machinery,- no grinding will "be done
at the elevator after June 16 for a
period of about'ten days.
Saline Mercantile 'Co.
THE OBSERVER LINERS
Classified Advertising
lc per Word Eirst Insertion; Then ._•
per Word for Each; Subsequent Insertion.   Minimum Charge 25c.
The drive for funds throughout tie      Painting and paper hanging, 75c pei
state to equip the America*. L-'gion's  hour. Camburn! Bros., phones 160 and
Child-em's Billet at Otter Lake is going on most satisfa-t-rily. The te -
ion posts and the Legion, auxiliaries
have cooperated and orgmized ai state
wide campaign which will otpeni or.
June 20, at which time it, is h.ped
that §50,000 will be secu.e.5- This
amount, together with an appropriation -made by the state and gifts of individual.*, will make possible the
miainie.-ance of tho movement for the
coming year.
Through the generos'ty of firierd*,
a temporary home has been.s.epred
at Port Austin, Michigan, where a.
large commodious house with amp'e
grounds, near the lake front, will be
opened on June 20, and a trainload of
Widows and orphans of service men,
in' the care of competent leaders, will
lea.-e Detroit on that date for die
summer home.
The Legion has secured the services
of several war widows who will lo">k
after ithe cooking, washing and general housekeeping for the colony, while
others will plan the recreation and
employment of tho children, du'ing
the summer. TQie litt'e folks co__r
prising the colony have been1 gather.d.
up from orphanages and the homes of
relatives and friends, and1 many otOier
places where these child-en have been
■cem'porarily kept, many of them without any government compensation,
and all of them sadly in, need of just
such a home life and environment as
the American Legion is profiling. ■■
The movement is not on"y eli.iting
the keen interest of ex-service men
of tlie- state, but the citizens, generally, are showin'g a willingness in. giving the "kiddies of the buddies.' a
proper home life. .   , •«•
It is, also interesting to knew that
this work, which has been pioneered
in Michigan, has attracted natioiwidi
attention, and several other states are
making plans to care for the children
of their soldiers in. the same manner.
Coiatributions for-this worthy eaufe"
will be" accepted 'at eibhier bamk.'
Don't overlook this' oppzailunity to 1
donate some of your spase change to ;
"a very 'laudable undertaiking.    " T
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For Sale—Horse, will sell or trade.
One pure bred Legh&rn cockerel. W.
V. Peoples. Monroe Street. 3'Sx
Dr. Henderson, Dentist ini Saline,
wishes to announce that -his dental
office will be closed until August 2nd.
Everybody is im,vited to the ic1
cream and cake social given by the
Epworth League on, the M,.tho_i:t
church la. vn, Saturday, June 23.
Dancing party at Pleasant Lake
hall Friday evening, June 22. Co1-
ored Orchestra from Drtroit will furnish first-class music, and you are all
invited.
GOOD CARS
We have several good Chevr la's
wiph good tires, starters, electric
lights, and good finish. The prices
are low and terms right.
1        THE SALINE GARAGE
Authorized Chevrolet Dealers
Give us a ring. Phone 61
We want your 'White Wheat. Call
ns for prices. Saline Flouring Mills.
Friis &_BracI.el. .Eronrlctors. Phone 84
Surveying amd engineering work of
ail kinds. Baum'ann & Walterhouse,
■211- El" Hnr6V^-fef-J_____F Ai--kor,-phone
2055-J. ■■■ .   . 39'
HUDSON  6-40
$100 Cash or time.
THE SALINE GARAGE
Authorized. Chevrolet Dealers
Emil H. Arnold, Optometrist, 22Si
S. Main street, Ann Arbor, specialize-R.
in superior eye examination and-
glasses at reasonable prices.
For Sal(?—Bred Durocs ?gtlts and'
young pigs sired by our blue ribbon
boar Heilmian's Wonder. Prices
right. Also White Leghorn eggs and
baby chicks. Saline phone. C. F-
Hailman. .    " 32t£
WANTED—^People in this vicinity
who have any legal printing requires
in the setlement of estates, etc., to
have it sent to this newspaper. The
rates are universal in .such matters,
and tf have your notices appear iu..
this paper it is only necessary to asSfe
the probate judge to send them here*.
Wanted—About; 120 acres, >vit.__
good buildings, vicinity of Saline, or
east. Have 20 acres 15 milies from
Detroit City Hall near Michigan Ave.
witfli two fine homes. Keep one home
and an acre or two. Real Estate Company now ready to sell the rest Ira
small parcels at big profit. Present
owner does not wish to bather. Prefers general farming and wishes to
exchange. Address Box 22, Inkster,
■Mich. 40
Special Sunday
 AT	
Methodist Episcopal Church
10:00 A. M. CHILDREN'S DAY PROGRAM
Old people specially invited. If you
have no way to eome, phone Pastor, No.
20, aiiid he will provide for you.
7:30 P. M. Sermon Subject, "THAT BOY"
DAI)S AND BOYS SPECIAL!
EVERYBODY INVITED
' B AT.PH W. BROWN, Pastor.
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