1932-11-03; Saline Observer

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VOLUME 52
SALINE.  WASHTENAW  COUNTY, MIC&tGlCS.. ""f'HURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1932
NUMBER 3
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Whether  or  not'you
are a -patron of this
bank, to be of ser-
' vice to you is a
pleasure to us*    ■
The One Story Bank on the Corner
ciais
(REAL BARGAINS)
Stewing Chickens, pound -
Roasting Chickens, pound
17c
.17c
Pork Roast; Shoulder, pound	
Pork Steak, pound . —- 	
Side Pork in Piece, pound — 	
..10c
..lie
..10c
Hamburg and Pure Pork Sausage, 3 pounds -: 25c
Pork Sausage in Casing, 2 pounds —— ——25c
Smoked or Fresh
Picnic Hams per pound .    —  10c
Choice Beef Roasts ...-	
Rib Boiling Beef, pound ...	
.15c
.10c
Pure. Rendered Lard, 2 pounds
 15c
RE-ELECT
■ . JACOB B. ANDRES
Sheriff of Washtenaw County
He Submits the Following Record:
Inaugurates Report System
.Sheriff Andres inaugurated a modern report system that has materially aiJsd cincers, law enforcement
agencies and institutions in their
iwork. These reports provide af'de-
tailed record, of his department's
activities and are open for public
inspection.
Department Activities
The budget cf the sheriff's office
for the year Oct. 1, 1(531, to Oct. 1,
1932 was $28;000-O0. Sheriff Andres
operated the department for" $25,-
323.75,, a SAVING of $3,267.25!
Even with increased, work, 'Sheriff
Andres has -been able "to give the
county 'a businesslike administra-
' tion seldom equalled.
, ' Sheriff Solves Crimes
Sheriff Andres and his department have been responsible for the
solution of many crimes which
have shocked the state. Apprehension of the slayer of Mrs. Hudson
of Dearborn, bringing to justice the
guilty* "ones in the Cyb murder case, and the manner in which the
"torch" murder case washandled are matters of local and state history
SAVES MONEY FOR 'COUNTY AND INDIVIDUALS
By eliminating the notarial fee ofr 25c, Sheriff'Andres saved automobile
drivers $3,390-25 on the 15,409 driver's licenses issued by his department since May 31, 1931.   As a member of the Michigan,Sheriff's Association, he aided in obtaining legislation giving officers "a mileage expense, of -10 cents per mile—which'means a saving to .Washtenaw taxpayers of from $1,200 to $2,000 yearly. .
DON'T EXPERIMENT WITH LAW *2*m>R*CT*MENT.
SHERIFF ANDRES HAS PROVEN HIS ABILITY—
RE-ELECT HIM!
'arty
Success
The City oi
—"**"**;
Ballet
Football
Nearly Four Hundred Braved Inclement Weather to Enjoy Pro-
grama in Auditorium-
Next. Tuesday is election day, an" j
in-, addition to the big ticket to be
voted for, Saline will  elect  commis- .
sicners for the ensuing fwo years and
Voters Given Chance
On Petition Tuesday
one constable,
the nominees:
Following is a list of
FOR <X>UNOIiLMEN
Blanked Another   Strong Ana Arbor
Eleven Here Sunday
Afternoon.
W HllllilS?  If Enough Signatures Are Obtained
i       Legislature May Take Action
i On the Matter.
Mark B. Sugden.
Benjamin B. Uphaus.
Waiter D. Cook.     ;,
Lloyd E. Fairbanks-
Alwin Gross.
Edward H. Feldkamp.
Chris. Rentz.
Emanuel Rentschler-
•OONSTtABLE
"N
The Hallowe'en movie show sponsored by the Merchants Credit Bureau had- no help from the weather
weather man, since old Jupiter Pluv-
ius turned all the faucets- on .and left
them running all through the show
time. iStill over eighty children dressed in the holiday garb more or less
sacred to the evening and competed
for the cash prizes offered by the Bureau.
They offered a gay sight tc the
eyes of the 350 other children and
adults who made a big start toward
filling the seats in the spacious High '                             „         ' .    _.   .   „,
school auditorium.    First prize went . Wiediran Two Games ^ Each Team,
to the smallest child in the gang, but " /           Still Clings to I-Sirst Place     .
your scribe sayeth nothing else- about j                    By Slimr. Margin.
distribution of the cash since he | 	
j    We have  been requested, and cati
* see no reason why we shouldn't.
' call  the   attention   of  voters  to   the
The local football squad, nndefeat-   fact that there will be an opportunity
THE OBSERVES. LINERS
Classified • Advertising
MirNiaiLTvl CilAitGK. ia CENTS"
iie per line first msei uOii. -Xc per jine-
eat-ii  -.ubse-oucat __i__i_rti(»___     \
Young cattle for sale.    Call 251.
Adam Klumpp.
ed so far this year, trounced another
strong Ann. Arbor eleven Sunday, 38-
0. Because of" the one-sided score
Manager Alfred Schmid sent in many
subs, who carried: -on almost as effectively as the regulars* especially
Westphal and Heininger. ,
.    The' line, led chiefly by Aprili and
Kuebler,    consistently   opened   large
KROGER, TANNER
in all polling places to sign a petition, sponsored by the Michigan Association for Tax Reduction, for permanent license plates at *a cost of $1.
The idea, as far as. we understand it,
is to make up the deficiency this
would cause* by a tax that would include "all motor feels," in. this way
'compelling those vehicles^ now using
oil -instead cf gas in their engines to
■Look over the ads. in this paper.
**-	
M§n'-s -Wprkshirts, 50c at Parsons'.
Carhairtt Overalls 98c art Parsons'.
Fancy Socks, 2 Pairs 25c, at Parsons'.
thr
didn't     recognize    any    individuals
through their very efficient disguises.
The films for public "jjaze w _.re
Charlie Chaplin, in The Fireman, and
Rin Tin Tin , in The Lighthouse
By the Sea. Both, seemed to meet the
approval of the public who viewed
■them, particularly of the younger
section of the public.
It is worthy of note that there was
very little evidence visible the next
morning that Hallowe'en had passed.
"The children were asked not to disturb the movable objects and most of
them respected' the condition under
which they got the free show.
^■OFITABLEMEETING
OF SALINE W. C. T. II.- ifir'
holes' for the local backs and consequently many  of  Schmid's  accurate _help in keeping up the good reads of
passes were not needed; while Ester- 'our state. The busses, and big trucks,
WIN AT BOWLING   myer 'and C. Spike.seemed the hard- ' we are- told now are using oil instsac*
■._' " est to -stop when carrying the 'Wall,     ! of gas, thus escaping paying their just
Estermyer accounted for two ' proportion of the expense- of main-
touchdowns* B. Carr, Aprili, Spike taining good roads- It would also
'and Westphal one each. Next Sun- place the burden of upkeep Where It
day the club goes to New Boston for   rightly belongs—on   those who   use
Special Values, Boys' Sweaters at"**'
Parsons'.
Watkins Products. Call phone 2So.
H. S. Gardner. * .   "  ■
Headlight  Best   Prs-Shrunk  Overalls, 98s at Parsons'."
Reports oil  Work Accomplished and
to Be Performed; Out-of-town    .
.Speakers on Program.
*■ /
: The W. C T. U. held a very profitable meeting last Thursday afternoon, with a fine attendance. Reports on work done during the vacation -months and of that still to be
done were; presented. Much literature
on campaign issues has been sent, out
' and distributed by the members.   ■"*""
stand for the enforcement and retention of the 18th 'Amendment, now a
always.
.Several ladies from Ypsilanti, Mrs.
'Hatch' and: Mrs. Challis, and our
county president, Mrs. iSnedicor, gave
us short talks en. the stats and coi.'-n-
,-ty work.
All thould get out to vote. A single.ballot is a small thing,, but it is
the only weapon we have with which
to fight. True patriots do not leavs
this dint^r to others.    Let us see -you
-at the polls.
i
EMMETT RICHARDS
■ - VISITED   SALINE
The Wiedman Auto Co. bowling
team lost two games to Tanner on
Thursday- and was defeated . twice
Tuesday evening by'Kroger. Wiedman. is still clinging to first place by
a close margin.
A. Lawrence, who has three good
scores to his credit, went still higher
when he ssored 538.    William Burkhardt Was second high this week with   Wagner, H
525. .Meegan, >H
Jay  Harmon,   cf   the   Recreation _ Casewell, F
has announced that the bowling al- ■; '
leys are being waxed and polished
and *_will IKS ready for tonight's contest, when Tanner meets .Recreation-
These two. teams are tied for second
and the winner will go into a tie for
place.
WlIBDife4__-.   .
'Fairbank  ._   1-18    126    126—400
Lawrence     168 " 163    123—454
'Alber   114   125.      85—323
'Bridges  129    136    154—419
a return engagement.
Ann Arbor Lineups
Mortenson, L E
Gainer, L T •
Brown, L G
Haines,  C
Johnson, R" G
Sileski, R T
Howard, RE
Kendall, Q
jthe roads the most.
Saline ** --•   —
Gordon FORBES R T. A.
"Dff '   '■"       ELECT OFFICERS*
Good used tractors for sale. Wiedman Auto Company.
McCalla j
F.  Carr '
Aprili
Keubler <
'    B.- Carr j
Estermyer j
Schmid j
Spike I
Lamiharth :
All sales cash.    No credit."'
Mercantile Comr>anv.
saline
M-   B.   Sugden   and- Austin   Robison
Address Meeting on Important Issues.   *
Wanted—Livestock   of   all   kinds.
John Probyn, phone 251.
;     Wanted—Bqy to learn the^printing
• trade.   Inquire at this office*.
Gall ....._:
FitzGerald ..
D. Burkhart
Gruenwald -
559    550
KROGER
*...._   148 * 13*1
_..._-. 175    150
   122      96
..... . 179    155
Wittbracht  ....
Ash (	
W. Burkhardt
"-■.ogers  	
Tanner ._	
624    532
EAJMNBP     '
    146    154
>.... 127
.... 16S
....  166
158
130
I'M
l.V?
135
Fsivbanks
LaiATence  _'___
Martin	
J. Wiedmeyer......
Bridges     .....
765    77
WJED_^-.>T.
132
19*4
148
114
56
110
184
,122
210
159
487 1596"
181—460
178—503
107—325
,123—457
689 1745
134-^134
118—400
167--525
144—447
175—468
738 2274
105—3**..'
160—538
11.9—389
109—433
174-439
1 IKDirUFEKSENTS IDLE
| (Crowded out-last, week)
• The football game schedutad at &z-
■ line 'Sundaj? was postponed indefinita-
• ly, when Milan Sa-ilsd to a-rive- a*_d _.
practice   session held   instead   unrr'p"
• the supervision of. the manager. A1-.
fred Schmid. Estermyer, Lambarth,
Spike- and A- Schmid-seeni. t~ te\>-
, first hold on the backfield pisitiorcs
iKuebler and Aprili will   bol-te-:   t'--
. lire coasidera^ly -at the tackle bsrta---
.While Weptpha1, one- of ths bast encto
;to gradiiate-frcm Saline Higr. ii th-
past   few'   years,   with   Gordon   -a"--*
Arend,    will   hold    down,    the    eads. ;
Heininger,  another man hard to ne-
nlace. ?s s.nt to be shifted to -g-.?."*'''
NBxt   Sundav   the  "All   S-ar" tear-
.from Ann Arb?r comes to Sa*in-   _r-
I what promises to be a real contest.
CCHNTEY P"SESiS IS
.     HOPE OF NATISir
Eminent Batroit Divfeei  Spea'.s  Be
rforg Young People at Prohibition Bally in Albion.
The first meeting o'f the Forbes P.
T A. was held Friday evening at the,
; school- house-. It* being the annual
; meeting election of officers was in or-
! der and the following -were chosen:
j President-—Mrs. "Nellie ^Gall.
j Vice President—Mrs. Hazel Scua-
■ der. •
!    .Secretary    and   Treasurer—Clarke
• D."G6.rdon-
\     The following program- was given:
i    Songs, 'Ararrr-ica the B'iautiful and
| The Shoemaker—'School children,
j * An interesting and instructive talk
on the -amendments and a question
i and answer contest by M. B. Sugden.
i    Remarks -on the eighth amendment
by Austin Robison-
Both were enjoyed by all. Supper
[was served to 55. Mrs- Effie Zahn
, was hostess, assisted by Mrs. L.
{Hamlin and Mrs. Marry Gall. .
i The next meeting will be at the
; school house the last Wedns-sdav in
'. Novemiber. The program committee
' will be Miss, Julia Gordon and Mrs.
Bertie,Gordion, with Mrs- Hazel Seud-
, der as hostess.
FARI.IER. OFFERS REWARD
i    :   FOR TSEE-G'OT'XIN'G HUNTES.
For   Sale—20   pigs,   7   weeks   old.
John Hartman,  pbone 204-F21.    3
For   Sale—30   young*  coarse wool
ewes.   Fred Lambarth, (phone 208.
;     For Sale—13 Poland-China pigs, 6
; weeks old. M. L. Sage. Phone 191-F-2.
' '   Pord    Tudor    with    1932    license,
. $35.00. Wiedman Auto Co., Saline.    ,
To Rent—Furnished 3-room apartment. Inquire of 'Herman Bredernitz.
Repossessed Model A Fofd Snort
Coupe, only $125.00. Wiedman Auto.
Company. *
Pitless farm scales, nearly new..
Priced _ to sell quickly. Wit'dman.
Auto Company.
Orders for rubber siainps may be-
left at The Observer office.    Prompt,
salasfactory service
Genuine Petroleum Coke at $10.00'
per ton delivered in your bin. Saline
Mercantile Company.
744A  793     G67 2202
HOW 3S_S^I*5SS'«_N*0
Rotary District Governor Gaive Splen-
,      did TaJk at M&eting Last Week;
; Banquet Tonight.
iSalina  'Rotarians   enjoyed   a   visit
from     District     Governor ■   Emmett
Richards   of Alpena   last   Thursday
evening.    Previous   to   the   luncheon
Mr. Richards met with the executive
jj   committee and learned what the va-
I   rious' chairmen were doing   In   their
S   departments.
p !     After the material feast was stow-
'   ed away, and it was an extra good
one, Mr. Richards srooke for nearly an
hour on, different phases of the work
of Rotary C'Ubs. iri th?. Tinned -"-Teste-,
. and/ throughout  the  world.    So  in-
■ tenselv interesting was he that all regretted it was  necessary,   arcordins-
to iRotary's  rules,  to  close  the pi'o-
gram on time.  After the meeting ad-
. journed  'a. niuantoer  of   the  members'
lingered at the table with their guest
for   another   hour,   soliciting   advice
and receivine- tins which they will use
i'in future activities.
'     Tonight .the Rotary club will enter-
i tain   the Corn- club  boys and   their
• dads.    An  interesting  program   has
i been prepared^ for the occasion, under
j the direction 0f E. F. Henne. who will
j present by means of picture reels the
__; advanc?iments made in the telephone
ii s field the past few years.
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Wiediroan ...
Recreation
Tanner ,	
. Kroger   	
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.By Rev. Karl Kiefer)
In addressing the 1,200 young people of the Michigan Youth Council
gathering in Albion, • among other
things Br. Rice paid a glowing tribute to th'=" small town mawspep 3T.
"The' big* metropolitan dailies will nc't
print the truth. They know tna tret*
but they will not print it.    The oniy :
William Gage, a 'farmer residing
near Grass Lake, would like to rfnd
the anan who cut down a four-foot
tree on his farm 'recently. Mr. Gage*
feels that he has been more than imposed, upon by hunters and so he is
offering a reward of $5.00 for any in-
'fomlation that may lead to' the arrest
cf the tree cutter.
Two- years ago'a cow was killed by
Turkey Shoot, Sunday, Nov. 6. AH
day. Range south of town. Rifle and
shotgun.    Saline Gun Club.
For Sale—One registered and one
unregistered Shropshire rains. Arthur
Feldkamp, phone 198-F31. 3
thing they will print is the prcpagan- 'a hunter on the Gage farm- Last year :
da they are interested in.    But Th. ' hunters onsned   s   bon^.bardm-mt in:1
USE NO-DTJS SOLUTION
To treat your coal.
Saline Mercantile Company.
GESEBAL- ELSCXION
{ City of Saline'
l"- '-ice is hereby given, That a genera" Election will be hei* in the
Git--*- of S'ltee, Sfet? ot Michigan
On -_£-_iei?.t.ay, Nov. 8, 1932
At. the.City Hell, Sruth An-rTArborr
street, for the purpose', of voting for
the election of the following officers,
viz*
PRESIDENTIAL — President and
small town newspaper is savin* t'-
day. Thank God for the small'town
newspaper. If there ever was a tim.'-.
when we should support it it is n-'S*,
Don't you dare go back on th-am. Ir
the great -moral issues b'efore--us .today are won for the forces of righteousness no one will have heir B0
more than the smadl town editor, a~d
if he wins it will be the greatest
tribute ever paid the small -tcwnx pa
■per." This perhaps might toe a compliment coming from anyone at this
Mr. Gage's woods, frightening his
(team of horses, which were * hitched
; to a hew wagon, and causing the-
' team to rim away, wreeki'-.g the
I w.a.'_*r-cn. Now this year the largest
: tree on the Gage farm has been felled
!bv luirver-s and Mr. G^". feels that
j the limit has been, reached.
! It is not improbable that hunters
'Will be more mwr^xous this Tall and
' winter and: that, farniers will srj^f=r
•in consequsnee. Farmers in this
I community  rfornmed.   an . org-*.mzation
Automobile Insnrance. jilay we
qnote our low .rates on a Citizens'
Mutual policy?    Wiedman Auto Co.
| Use Avicol Tablets for White Diar-
! rh'oea and Cholera and keeo thoae
* '.hicks, healthy.   Saline Mercanti*.*. O*
Vice-President of the United Stat--,-, j or   any   other   time.    But   when   it rfor their o-n orr* u=c*-ior.?_i 'f-msaao
STATE — Governor,      Lieutenant! comes  from   the   most  widelv  rean,"*and it has been suggested tnai. so-
Governor, Secretary of State, Atto-] widely    quoted .Methodist    preacne-   : organization is needed for the coming
uey General,/State Treasurer, Audi-   and   the   one whom   the  Methodists j winter.—-Grass Lake News.
tor General.  ' | thsmselves call their greatest pre-acD- j fifiurfbJ.nJD
CO'NGRESSIO'NAL — Rsprresenta-'! ar.  it  surely   sho-uld -encourrage   t**---*. '      ; jl _._      _
tive in Congress. straight shooting country editor,    in   f'
LEGISLATflVE —, State    Senator.   raHcking up his claims he ncinter' r- j I
the full page ads  appearing in Jh~ j \—_________ : .- .-- '"
Chicago Tr-ibune and the* Naw ry-rk i     - ■ ,
Times and several other o-rftat daily I    Mrs- Harold Kuder spent Saturday
newspapers, when they flUtwrn* t>^ Z^h her parents in Tecumseh
hds to appear, not only condemnm? \    Mrs. Earl Kuder a^d  Mrs  IJarold
-the Eighteenth AmendmePt >*■* -*~- i Kud-.r were. Adrian visitors Thursday.
ing folks "not to-squeal, on their boot-
lergers, not tr> obey the A-nendr_2,e-'t.
bv.t buv a?l you can, -and disobev -t;-"-
?a.w '?01  you  can.'     "This,"   said  tv'-*
famo-ijs nrescher,
A pedro «party will be given in the
O. E.. S. hall Tuesday evening, November 8.    The election returns will
be. given.
Radio service, all makes and models. Shop at Gross' hardware, phone
101; evenings, 34-F22. Walter W.
■Schneider.
j EXECU^EO^-SALE
j Notice is hereby °riven that, by vir-
I tu°. of a. writ of Fi=ri Facias du*. of
I the Circuit rwt of the Qownty of
I Washtenaw iri favor of Fred La.m-
j barth. against the goods and chat-
1 tel«, landr- pnd' tensm^nts of C. J.
{Bracav -and Oar**.i M. B-ace-"- in said
Senator.
Representative in State Legislature.
COUNTY—Judge of Probate. Pros-
cuting Attorney, Sheriff. Oouiit*i
Clerk, County Treasurer. Register of
Deeds. Auditor, Circuit Court. Commissioners, Drain Commissioner, Cor
oners, County Surve'yor, County Rcac
C emmission er s.
CITY—Five members City" Ccun".II
. one Constable.
j    And the following Amendments:
[    -_a_mendment to Section 11, Artl*e
' XVI,   to  establish a Liqu-oi-  Controi
: Commission.
'     Amend:ment. to  Section 21, Articlf-
X,  retarding   the   amount of  -Ta-^
that may be assessed against proDer-
ty.
J1r*pRr,.c_ment  to-  Section  2_  Article
: V, method of establishing Senatorial {publican-Tribune.
'an? 'Reoresentative Districts.
Amendment  to   Section  .7.  Artie!"
X   regarding. Assessmemrs for Taxes
SOUTH  SALINE
Expert body and fender work, upholstering, spray painting, and service on all cars. West Side Garage
John E. Dicks, Prop.
, Co".nty to me directed and delivered,        , _,
: I did on the 2nd day of November,   ^ Exemptions.
1 A. D. If)*-*, law un-n and take all the '    Amendment  to Section 1, Article
j right, title, and interest of the said   ^ Native to the. Qualifications ct
' C.J. Bracey and Carol M. Br'acev in"  Elc*etors. ."'"'„. V. -
' and fr- the following described lands, .    '-Amendment  ro  Section  9.   Article
, to-wit: ■■>..•
Lot No- 42 of Block 13 of Mills'.
Addition to the Villas*e of Saline,
being, a part of Section 1. Town
4 South, range. 5 east, Washtenaw County, Michigan,
| "VI,. to.Prohibit the Pard-cning oi* Pe -
| sons Convicted of VMurder.
j    Amendmnet  to  Section  4. Article
I HI, v/ith reference to the Right
i Vote at Bond Electionsr ..
I     Referendvim on. Act 55; Public Acts
*.->,•=- .Trhn C. Calhoun
r»rei-ic-us t. fe Wa- of the S-*".atg.*-'..
And is the _ao>t' draneerouR.* thin.*>
ti*st could be .taught at 't^Is -rtne.
You =ee the nark? full of -f^u* like T
«•. -:n piv "itv. and yrni tr-enir_r'1e-w,>i.~n
such thing*, ^re said."—Cha.r!r-tt<_ Re-
I    Mrs. Emma Collins of MacOn spent
ISunda.v _.'remne wit"" M***-- THr-^*"- tXp'^.
Arden Ve'aley of Ypsilanti is visit-
in *^~ his "-T-n L;on Vealev. 'and family,
'i-r „■« editions nS ;    Mrs. Earl   Kuder   called   on   her
is as se^tKnis^s,^^^ Mrs, ^ra waters,  Sunday
For Sale or Exchange—Lot 120x
200 feet, corner Monroe and Henry
streets. Inquire of L. R. Brown, 1320
East Ganson street, Jackson, Mich.
\ t>t>ttt*o^ *, t t or * T
Waldon Riggs has   started  in
to learn-the printer's trade in
Observer office.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hartline Of Di-
Tnoidale visited Mr. and Mrs. Harold
t-^mo-Qn.
Dcnald Craig of Macon spent Sun-
d^-sr wi^'h his pa-rentS; Mr. and Mrs.
TTi.o-iT. Craig.
■h^t*. a-pd. Mrs. A- Kuder and- Donald
>■**"tilt" called on Mrs, Matilda Liddle
one day last .week.
"Mr- fmd Mrs. Amos Luckhardt and
children were -Sunday guests of his
rr-prents in 'Saline. , '..■'■
Mrs. Hallie Mehler and son, Thur-
l"w, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
rrrul !T^-r>y Ke.Touf, near Britton.
!    M". and Mrs.. Groner'and his; sister
"iTnent an evening last week with Mrs.
•p-afiig Mehler and Thurlow.
I    M!rs   Dorothy Heilman is spending
me time with relatives at-Petoskey.
For Sale--Delici0us cider, 10c per
gallon, .your container. Apples 50c
and up. ROy Bailey Fruit Farm,
Clinton, Mich., phone..Clinton 200-F5.
'    1932. CHEVROLET COACH
Nearly new.    A ride in: this- won-
derrfim oar will be a revelation to you.
Save $150.00 on this nearly new ca_r.
GEO. V COOK & SON,
Authorized Chevrolet Dealers
to
1931  CHEVROLET SEDA_N*
This car- operates' like new.    Blue"
duco finish and Goodyear tires on this
car.    Let us give, you a ride in it.
Price greatly reduced. j
GEO. V. COOK & SON,
A-uthorized Chevrolet Dealers
b**en onened in the Nicbols building,
while the Democrats are holding
forth in the Boettner building in the
all cf which I shall expose for sale at" ..<* 1931*      : ' I^T r6,* ^ ntf ^ ^_f If cm
public vendue at.the south front door '     The Polls of said election will he Instruction ballote,   etc    -will 'be  on
' open at 7 o'clock; a. rm. and will re- ] display for the information of voters.
-Jahnke Sunday.
_«S ^^^S^SnlS ; ^ -- F-nad there by the neath of
-father.
of the court house at Ami. Arbor, in
/ the said County, that being the place
of holding Cirouit Court within said
County, on thfe.J2nd dav of Jan^'art',
AXD, 1932 *3.t ten o'clock in the forenoon of said day.
Dated:   November 2/l932.
j FLOYD .HiAMACHBR.
1      ■ .       ■       .    Deputy Sheriff.
' ARTHUR C. iEHMAN,
Attorney for. Plaintiff,
304 First National Bank Bldg^,
Arm Arbor, Michigan- "    1""■".
*     Adv.—Nov. 3-10-17-24, Dec.'.l-8-i5-
1932_
MiRS Geraldine Kuder spent Mott-
^•iy and Tuesday in- Detroit and the
•"-rpmndpr nf the .week with friends
in Tecumseh.
Mr-. Foster Clark and two children
<*ud Miss Audrey Beach of rDetrpit
^fere guests 'Saturday of Mr. and Mrs-
Aimos Luckhardt
j^t-   r-^rl  TVflVo   T.Ql^T,r.  TT-ifrp.1-*   f.^ M^.-
.-.on and  Mr. and Mrs. Earl   Kuder
snent Sunday evening with. Mr. and
Mirs. Harold Boice.
Mr.   shd   Mrs.   Casner  Michelson
Fredr Sebrader of Plvmouth has an i troit last week.   Tea Sand wafers were ' ^-n.d children. Mr.  and Mrs-  Clifford
ambition to own *?*.buffalo railch. and   served. ' ..      *   >        -.:S^4Mansfield,   Miss   Zella-Spence- and
: as a starteE;has received from Colo-j ". "" T  '   S. _.....,.'.. {?■:.   -MMM-Je JDranei*. all of Ann Arcb-**. and
;.i-adp two young buffaloes, whi(i -were ' Turkey Sioot. Sunday, Nby. 6. ^llJMr..^ndMrs.;r Clyde Snence- of Mpn-^
placed in a-40racrr& field near Ply- day.'Range south of town.- Rifle and;' roe -were Sunday guests,of Mr; and
mouf_h.—South Lyon* Herald.   : shotgun.   Saline Gun Club. 'Mts. -Fioyd'Spence. :..S...
GOOD COAL AT RIGHT "PRICES
Standard Petroleura Coke.
Koppers Miami Coke. .    _
Koppers Pocahontas.
Koppers' Elkhorn. i
Dundon Red Ash.    . 4. .    , :
D., L. & W. Hard Coal.
.■ EDW. J. MUIR.
main   onen   until** S   o'clock   p.   m., [    -Th;->  Saline Woman's club met at
(Eastern    Standard    Time)   of   said:4 the   home  of  Mrs.   -Thomas  Shurtz
'day of islection, - unless the Board of jTUp^day afternoon with a good   at-
Elect'Ion Inspectors shall, in their dis- ', tendance.   Following a short ibusiness
: crettpn.   adjourn   the' Polls    at    12 "g-ession Mrs, ArthJtir'Fraker. of Ypsi-
• cclock noon, for one hour. j lanti, president of the County Feder-
(    LOTTXE WALLACE, City Clerk.     |.at'dn of Women's clubs, gaive a report
{of the state convention, held in De-
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