1932-12-08; Saline Observer

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VOLUME 52
SALINE.  WASHTENAW  COUNTY, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1932
NUMBERS
TANNER, RECREATION
WIN AT BOWLING
Kroger Victim of Both Teams; League
Standing Unchanged; Wiedman
Meets .Jianner Tonight.
Last Thursday evening the Tanner
"bowling team defeated' Kroger two
of ithe three games played. Each
team used only three men. L. D.
Tanner was the: high scorer with 528
and ■Gruenwald' second with 486.
Tuesday eivening Kroger again met
defeat, this time 'by "Recreation, losing all three games. Wiedman-and
Tanner, running second and' third in
the standings are 'having, 'a hard time
o-vertakng1 the fast moving Recreation team in first place. By winning
tonight either Tanner or Wiedman
will again be within striking distance
of*first place.
The scores follow*. '
TANNEP
Wittbracht  .130    1334    139—403
W. Burkrhardt ...   153    131    122—406
Tanner     204    162    162—528
487    427 423 1337
KROGER
S. Gall    148    100 133—381
Fitzgerald  137    137 ,188—462
Gruenwald  159    139 ' 188—"486
444    376 509 1329
" ' :          .RECREATION
Dusterbeck - --'-- 11*1    139 128—378
Haarer  -  116    140 137—393
Gillen   128    186 148—46?
Harmon   ....."154    168 148—470
509    633    561 1703
KROGER
Cil  --  129    124 106—359
Fitzgerald    Ill    151 129—391
D  Burkhart   Ill    111 86—391
.Gruenwald   127    144 127—398
478 530 448 1456
Drive To Raise Funds
For County Boy Scouisf
i i AROUND THE TOWN
BY NICODEMUS
Extension Project In
Child Underslanding
—' HOW THEY  STAND
W       L
Recreation   19      11
Wiedman    16        12
Tanner   14        13
Kroger      9      21
Pet.
.633
556
.519
.230
Local  Lexers and  Scout.Executive J ^0*g^^ ™^c£   To Be Offered1 in Washtenaw County;
Issue Appeal foir Continuance ■ umn   _^roun^ ^g. Town I        Five Meetings Under Leader-
of Work i     „'  *    -   __ ■    ..t. ,_ ' j ! ship of Mrs. Lynde.
ux vhm-k. ,    N0Wi .what on .earth happens around ; r J
here that would fill a column? Maybe
Merchants Ready-For
The Christmas Season
There is an army *of 'boys in every . when .saloons come back I can^ fill
cominunilty. In1 that army is your two. (Not steins). iW&en liquor doss
boy, my boy and our boy. Perhaps come back I ought to be able to write
one or more of these boys belong to   a lot, or nothing at all.
Stores Well Stocked for Holiday Buyers; Many Attractive Window
Displays.
THE. OBSERVER LINERS X
Classified Advertising
MINIMUM CIIAKGH. 25 ClfiNI'S
tic per line tirst insertion, 4c per line
each siiO.ti-quuDi  insertion.
A new extension project in under-
That Saline merchants are prepar- '     Watkins Products. Call phone 285
ed as well -this year as ever to sat-   H* s* Gardner.
isfy    your    every  want    in   holiday
„■.<,„,*,•„    ,™,    ^-.j - ■„--     '- LUI"e.1" ] goods is evidenced hy the unusuallv Fcr  Sale—15  pigs
rt •- T-/ f ™Mdt 'mU D6 °ff+er^ t0  ^-tractive window displays about the Ph°ne 185-F2.
tne iolks of Washtenaw county dur-   cij.v                                 *   * "■"'-'"•" *-"5- •
" s next three months.    A seriep
Carl Schmid,
8
mg ■
FORBES P. T. A.' MEETING y°u*   °ne or mare may belong to°me. I     Now let's see.    I guess I might as   of SVe meetings have been arranged j    iVo^d „^dl3'w d!fP1iLy ■*■*■ .a rale-
The Forbes P. T. A. held' their
meeting at 'the school house Wednesday evening. The session was called
to order by the .president, Mirs- Nellie
Gall, all singing America the Beautiful. After tbe usual order of business
the chairman; Miss Julia Gordon, presented the following program:
Seng,  Old' Black * Joe^-Asseahbly.
Song,' Sylvia—Erwin Schmid.-Ralph
Hiarwo'od. Richard Clark and Ronald
FitzGerald, accompanied by Mrs. C.
F. FitzGerald.  -
Talk, Social Conditions, Past and
Piesent—Arthur Lutz.
Song, Street Urchin's Medley—
Quartet.
Play, The Anybody Family—Mrs
Hazel Gordon, Mrs. Pssrl Gilbert,
Mrs. Cecil Upba.us. Mrs. Ruth Hanson, Misses Daisy Glekscn, Eleen Girbach and Dorothy Gordon.
Supoer cwas served.. The next meeting 'Will be held at the srrhool house.
A Christmas program will be given
by the child/ren under the direction oT
tbe teacher, Clarke Gordon. Friday,
December 23.   Eveiryone invited.
There are some who have no cine who W6u start with a little poem-, just to
looks after them in a definite way, j take up space and bore the reader a
and so far as the best interests  of  little more.
with Mrs. Lydia Aon Lynde, exten- j mdica-tes what may be found in gen-
sion specialist in -child Vcare-^--and ' e-rous 'abundance^ inside, so there *is
training,     Michigan     State     college. 'less  exc*-*sa  than aver  to  go  out  of
All sales casn.    iS'o credit,    saline
Mercantile Company.
  ^ __ Wanted—Livestock   of   all   kinds.
the community are concerned, those ■ " This~    '^  fe  affe^ionartelv   d°di    ™s P^cjecT'wilf be of speclalTnter- to™ to spend your Christmas mqney. 'John Probyn, phone 251.
boys are our* boys.                    •             i catsd fcc.^ ,husbands? ;nd mayfit h"el - JfJJ° aU parents, and other folks in-
„„.. .  „„> eo+„-jo.. _.-„.-..* J r   terested m the training and develop-
There is no asset in Saline compar-   Vl0U get out Saturday night,
ahle to our army of boys-    And .there ." .
is no asset which  cam more quickl*' ' There 'are husbands who  are pretty,
and mor= easily he turned from, an   There are husbands who are witty,
asset into a liability than this arm*   There are husbands "who in public ars
of boys.   What aire we doing to. ma'« ; as smiling as the moon;
every boy amasset.   What are we do- [There are husfcamds who are healthy,
ment of children.
Last year two general lectures
were given by Mrs. Lynde on "Understanding Your Child." H- S. Osier
reports that these lectures were well
received,  and that each lecture iwas
ing to keep these boys from beccm*.- ■                     U.™,.*..., fl_d wpqltiv ! attended by 50 people,
ing liabilities ?    Is your boy, and nry i -*-'nere are "famous ones ana wealthy, ,    ,____ / £__f,__
•^ The merchants who have survived
during the past three strenuous ye.a-s
and given us aocommodaticm wh-n
needed certainly deserve our consideration at this yuletide season when
every dollar spent at home has an opportunity to .get back to the spender
in one way or another sccner or later.
House  to rrent  'on   McKay  street-
Inquire of Sam. Craig, Chelsea.   9
Ford    Tudor". with    1932    license
§35.00. Wiedman Auto Co., Saline.,
For   Sale—'Purebred   White- Rock
No doubt the paper will be full of   cockerels.    Albert Graf,  phone   192-
The first meeting in the series this j&ol!df/    announcements    next   week   FS. ..-  4tf
= ■ and the week atter; m the meantime
boy safe "in Saline? "All of the ha?- j ^,L  uiBltS!"  ^s^ husband—wel)
ards and dans&rous curves on our ha- ' ^e s newer yet been born.
tional and state highways are markn-i -So the woman whp- is mated
for the motorists.    Are  the hazards iTo lthe ma-n wh° 1S rated ,   .     .
^S^^^"u,S.SLSr,U>  "P^e?andt^.ChSTiSl1 top^°S^ ™^-\^^y.%_^fo^lSe  a.
Whether these hoys receive leader-   For the ZJ* angelic creature, ^?C Mo^ STmS ihCme- 	
ship of the positive or negative type  Perfect quite in every feature ' a ■  B  ^      *      *° ",13** ' 	
year willbe held tonight in the cir- ,„ y„u lsd the to ^^ eRjl    fc„       Repossessed Model  A  Ford Sport
curt court room on the second floor ■of Ig-,*^  tl,e  ^^   p       a ^sit t    j.^,   coupe, only $125.00.    Wiedman Auto
the  court  house  in   Ana  Arbor   be- * establishments  first  in making  your   Company.
at  8  o'clock.    Tons  meeting j n„^„K,cclc.     i+lVlo    OT!>Qt    Tr,^1.„rC'^.,^•,   of j '	
Pitless farm scales, nearly new.
Priced to sell ' quickly. Wit'dman
-Auto Company.
Has  never_beem   disoovered-
won't bi
dspends entirely upon 'the citizens
Saline.    Ths  Boy   Scout   movement,
wfcirh Thursday, December 15 engages in a campaign 'for funds, helps to i
biuld leadership" of the nositive type, 'might  start  with  an advertisement.
-•and he jthis frst n*«e«ng win be four subse- i Young People To Greet
quent meetings as 'follows r    January a ^
19,   "Re.viewi*-ng Your  Child  Through
so thsy sav Aldrtfeh. I *-lue:rl't meetings as 'follow
Now to get .'.around the town.    We j His    Environment."      February    15,
Dr. Polinar In Detroit.
A  left hind  fender  has  been   lost ; havior."    March    15,    "Your    Child's
Your Child's Emotions, and 'His Bs- * Mass Meeting Will Be Held in Foil
For Sale—Canary .birds, $2.50 amd
up. Mrs. J. W. Harmon, 114 E. Michigan Avenue. . 9
Sires
t Presbyterian  Church
Tomorrow.
Auto. Company.
I •"**>-
REAL AMBITION
KEEPS ONE STRIVING FOR
"something just a iittle better"
NO MATTER WHAT YOUR
present condition may be,
there's something just a littie
better right within your reach,
and the minute your hand
closes upon it, the mark goes
.    ahead once more- YOU KEEP
ON GOING ON. ,.-.. ■•*
AMBITION has given
us the modern conveniences we enjoy today.
THINGS don't turn up
IN this world UNTIL somebody
Turns them up
The Saline Savings Bank
The One Story Bank on the Corner
It is worthy, of your support. .  _ ..   ...       _        	
Sccutino- be'it noted, is not 'a .res-   from  a  1926   Model  X  Ford.  "It  is! Pears, 'and His Affections."    April 7,
cut work°It is not designed'to bring , very urgent that the fender be^return- ["Discipline, and Your Child."
back the boy who 'has already =tart-   €l3, for with a fender missing thro^r: I     In    these   discussions   Mrs.   Lynde
ed on   the iway   of   crime—-although  tne whole car off balance. ■ (The mot- [Will endeavor to help these attending       "toung people trcm Detroit, Wayne       Orders tor rubber stamps may be
that-has ■•wen bs"-n dome;   Sco'u,tin.°-yg j or's missing, too.)   ..."    -                       j the discussions to got a better undqr-   county   and six surrounoing counties   left at The Observer orhce.    Prompt,
intended to keep the ^y from start- ;     If you fed this fs.der, or know of , *™f*S ^u^^6^™1^  Resident   of "the   Wor^f Christian   satisfactory —*"
mg on the wrong road. - .its whereabouts, please notify George ,f"1?3* as ,ive11 as to t)r™°.150 Pa.r!nt? 'Ende-wor Union   Dr   Daniel A   P-l- 	
When-they come to you, give what  .MbTaggart.   "        '1.     " i the-newer knowledge m the field of . ^^woruiu^ l».t Daniel A^ l a ^^^ A  Ford   g ,Roadster  in
A  gift .to  the  Boy  Scout,    ,A  ^r,tv m, M- ^n™ n-a-ht «t !-ctolld.  df^opment, _andi nelp   them ■ ^ of N'-W York ^Cityjpeaks^t the ^ood f    ..      ___   .
Save    Dollars    on    repair    labor.
Prices reduced 20 to 60%.   Wiedman
you can.
- • ^ *° fe  *3yJZZl* '    'A P"^ was ^ Fridav ™&t at :'adapt "thlTr ^twiedT to'Z'^e i ^Zll^lt pVesbyle.^ church* Del ' ff   condition.       $85.00.    Wiedman
^ere=aline Tw and later * ^ ' ■ ^SC^\ f°V^' ^/^  SC^ t^ of al cSen'fn the h™me cemher 9, 0n the subject, -"New Days   Auto Company, Saline, Mich.
fi^rinf'then?omTng we^k.  a group ' %£?*  ^^ *** f"  S^       ^dividual conferences with parents   -d New Ways." ■ Petroleunl Co^e at ?10.00
r.f lor-al   ritiVpn>= whn  arp- mtpjresterJ       ir **.    j j' -       ' aQd Mrs. I/ynde will be arranged for      ur- -fonng is a caticnal ngure ne- o„i-„_
of local  citizen-  who  are  mteresteo       Many attended, sod a very  enrjoy- , discussion 0^ speoial pr^iems.8 These I cause of his work 'as speaker of'the   Per ton delivered m your bm.    Sahne
hip, p.w*n,nBr w.a<= -m.nl ,^ ™™oc „„rt   meetings will be open to all interest- .National    Youth.   Radio    Conference',   Mercantile Company.
ed in child welfare, including parents, ■ broadcast over a nation-wide net-
grandparents, nurses, doctors wel- !work each Sunday afte*-nnnTi. He is
fare workers, etc. ' IalSo 'Editor-in-chref  cf   the  Christian
1 Herald, general director cf the J- C.
I Penny Foundation, and .president cf
in giving growing boys an op.portuni- aW& e^ning WaS spe'nt in g,ames and
ty to grow up-,under conditions whi'-n dancing. 'A.g*ain',We saw many inter-
will assure their be coming good citi- . estinsr ^tumeis; from a heavyweight
z-dus, will unite to'raise funds for the; pa^tg,..*^ red flannels to girls in
contfnuatirr.n of a Boy Scout move-,tri3c^ suits .and such,
ment in the community, through the! Lesley Dietiker spent Friday ev--
assistance of the iWashtenaw-'Livings-. ^^ in Yr,si. Wes think*; Vpsi i-, -
ton Boy Scout council. , wcrlerful'town.    Say," it isn't so h'ad,
In   the   past,   only a few people,  a^ that,
comparatively,  have  been,   asked   to j     ,A jittle argument I "overheard the
cc-,tribi-te, but this year it is propos-   ot,bl2r d,qv was." *-wihat kind of a car
ed to give a much larger number of   c'3n g.et .from y^^ ,t0:SaUne t-j,a <•-,,.■..
citiznes an  opportunity to  assist „m ,€st a,t n e'e'ock at cigit '•» Chevroi<*t
supporting   this  worthy   cause,  the1^ a.p^til,,    Jvdge^fcr yourselves
purposes of which are character de-   Dut   T   r2ialiy   th'nk, a :Buick   w*uld
velorment  and   citizenship   training,   have the edge a-Iit-tUifcr sreed.
By bhis.plan.it, is., expected a much-, wp,^ hi's tl-'i' ■+T>vdt*.* with-Ar'-^'ad
larger number of .people will take, an .^g Town ?    Notbrin.g^ir-guess. unless
active,interesjrjn the.^ork of the Boy j.t&ere is a Henry.street. in?Salihe.
Scouts.,   , j.. -  .. . , -    t       ,-.      ■   .-       j     I mot several  different  answers to
i     Local,   Scout  .leaders     contribute   the prohibition question,,.but the best
libF-rally. of their,time and energy in   cne W3B a c,olnT)romise.   Here it-isr-"-
sei-ving the welfare* of  the the bo* _,     Ml.   x sa,vs .<oPen a. saloon on ev-
of our  community,  without hope o" .ery corner, in every-city/in* the Unit
Buy your grease jobs for less than
42 cents each from the Wiedman
Auto  Company,  Saline, Mich.
Mrs. Ronald Pilbeam. spent Friday
in Adrian.
the International Society of Christian' B"al*;e sale by ladies of the Trinity
Endeavor.                                                   ' Lutheran church at the Kroger store
The    program    calls  "Tor    musical Saturday afternoon, December 17.    9
numbsrs   by   the 'Detroit   Union.  30	
l voice   ohoir,   under  the- direction   o'E
cc.mp2ns1ati.0n.    The  least  any  of us   €j, states.,
can do is to contribute 'our-bit to sup- -perfectly
.porting,   ths   work   of   the   organiza-
1 tion,  according  to  our ability.
Then  the-wets would
satisfied.   ."Enforce     fi
Clarence HaU was a Detroit visit-!Ja? •"pflief**r.  Mnion  music  director;
or Wednesday     * ' ,a;nd special music by the Kriebel «*fs-
Jesse  Scudder  spent   Lhe week  in   ters. Helen and Betty, ot the Calvin
with frisnds in Detroit. .Presnytenan church, Detroit.    Posier
■   Mrs.--F.  J., Day i entertained''Mrs.', J*on'2?' director of religious education;
Irene-Kendall-of Blissfield Tuesday.     ,_f_t' ImmanueJ    Presbyterian    ch*i-chr!
Drive Safe! Tire chains to fit all
tires at the lowest prices in the city.
Wiedman Auto Company, Saline.       _,
Mrs. "Ttalph .Halladay is able" to'*bs*
about the house after a week's illness.-
JOetroit, will ]e-=d  the con°nrer.ati-oi«il
"singing. Jason Moore, crp-ani.'*'.'- at the
USE NO-DUS SOLUTION
To treat your coal.
" Saline" Mercantile  Company.
 ^.___ „„„„„■ _._,.<,.                  ^x.^,0.        ~                                   - Automobile    Insurance.    May    wo-
Mrs."   Ellen   Collins   spent   seve'-al'Fort street church, will nlav through- quote  dur  low  rates   on   a  Citizens'*
days  in   Detroit  with  Dr.   and   Mrs.--out   ,the  service.    G->rpid   D    Miller. Mutual policy?    Wiedman Auto Co~
Erwin Conklin '        ''' .-1-president of  the  Detroit Union,  will      .	
Mrs-   Alice  Wnchell   of 'Leslie .ia !?!!?^e'^ rSt.r^urc!1-V\„selCADT',-ca" Use.Avicoi:Tablets tor White Diar-
' Ronald   Johnson,   -L!3fe" Kelly   and
liquor- law-and pirevent* the saloons
from selUng alcoholic'" beva-iises.
Tbeip'ths' drib's .wrou'd. he satisfied.
Then ; everyone* would-. ,be satisfied.
Now ain't thiat tha truth.?'  .  *■'
Ahout "a: month ago=.several .of the   ciub"'Saturdav evening'"
i young lad**3s of Sal'ne-asked m°"*^owj     jjr. . rn:|i    Mrs    Artj,u
bo spending a few weeks with Mr. afidiPaci,tv is limited to 1*.500 the-efor-i - Cholera ^ keep thoie*
i->i« tm-^c. t n itivmiV evsrvone is =dvsed to sr-ive well m ". , ?~ ..S^ ~ ,. ,, .„ ,.;,„ on.
'•*->- Mrs. J. D. Frost. , d f tb„ <.Nrtlno. t-me wMeu chicks healthy. Saline Mercanti-o Corns* -    Rnruald   .Tahnsirn    IJafp; ^Kellv   and .aa lanc-  OT  v°~  s^artin,  time,  wmen , -,    .            -^  * *■ '     --
is R ". m.." =aii "Mir. Miller.
, To the Paople of Saline:
:     These are times of national stress.
1 We are now inheriting "the results of
poor   building  hehind 'us.    As* go i
citizens,   we  wiU*/ not    again    mak- j to prevent-lip  rouge coming'=oif ?    ± . w&re ,ts Sund      of Mr. and Mrs
tho=e mistakes.               _       _                  Uned many experiments./  New don't   j,   l   Pii-hi-i-nd' n  Jackson
These  are  times  when, crime *ap-'. take me .wrongly. -Scientific expert-        -
palls us, and'sheck's cur moral sense*, me^ts^viouilaiow.** 'I absolutelycould
The most 'disturbing 'feature is thart  not find any.-that w6u'ld.''rot!'come nff.
i     De]e.-*-.<*'tions   from.   Jflint.   Sagii^'-y-
j Pent; Hv.*"on.   -ATin   Ai*-hor:  YT=.;,i3'i!ti,'
Loonard Rhoades were in Lapeer Sat
urdny on business.
Mr. .and Mrs.  Carl Thomas  ente■- jMonn„,3 „nd otber       ts of s-vtheesi_
tained   the^Ycimg Mrirned    People's I ern w&}**__ are expected to attend
Richmond | ^ m^ing.   .    .
". Radio service, all, makes and models. Shop at Gross' "hardware,* phone
301; evenings, 34-F22. ' Walter W.
Schneider. . 9
OBITUARY
JMis.=°s Mrarion - Rho-ides, and Virgin.'a Chandler spent the week end in
Det-oit wth Mrs. Merle Kerr.
•Miss Marv L'. Newco'ml? wras born
April 6. 1852. at p.->.wtto'rnn*ller Mich.,
and c'eTyi'-tP'i this life in Dstr-it D"*'-
The Eastern Stars are" giving a
card party (bridge and -pedro) Monday eVening, Dec. 12. Everybody
welcome.
over eigtoty per cent or-sucn crime is   But nowil.-i'toave a .verv-differ en tlre-n=  ~,"    " -.- "iTJ;;   *..71 '   S'^.v^^^-h   auu  >'    l ls J1
■-coirmi'ttedby youths'Under tfie -uge**-<edy ahd. I'm sure you dirill find if -veryc ^^i^^^l °     Kenneth..cember x jm2~. __.
of twenty-one.   "Our past* building 'cO'" effectiVe.0 -Pa-preventdip rouge com-'i S.^8" ^^ Arbor jww callers -in p -*s^e „, the vouri
r.o SJa-preventjlip rouge com-
,       gest of five cbild-
the, J. D. Frost home Monday.    ^ |ren  ^.--j,    ■-„   Dr_   a,=ias ,3nd    Adelia
' Mr. and Mirs. Allen'Wise will be thp. i (Osborne)  Nfrvcomb.
s*'?ests of .Henry Wise of. near West j    Being deprived of a mother's lov?
B*~-arich f"r 'the next few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. John Jensen and JJow-
ard Gilman of Ypsilanti were guests
Sunday -^f ¥r. and M"-s. Bert Bruder.
. Mrs.   Fred Healev  and' 'Mirs. -Saul-
Annual
Senior Play
"Where's
c. 15
High School Auditorium
•     at 8 P. M.   ■        v
A witty comedy — good music — good •■'
acting — a pleasant eyening well spent.    "   .' ',.
ADMISSION—' ■ :
' ADULTS-— 25c — School Children,below^M
grade, "i5c. '        ' .< v . .     . ''    _IZ
■   ..     - Reserved Seats — 5c extra.- •-      . _    ,
inty-one.   'Our past*
youth has been weak.    "        ' ing off, eat onions.        .pjx
•Upon the youth 'cf itoday** we rnust:> A very interesting-concert".was giv-
build. They alone cam make a ije.y'en last Wednesday evening .by some
world better. Gan "we, as good citi- local talent. Miss Mae Scnrcen gave
zens, neglect the very foundation of many delightful vooai numbers, ac-
our future civilization? Given a* companied'by Miss-Helen "Simons of
clean, manly, upright and prepared' Ypsilanti. Marjcrie / Boettger ac-
youth,  the   problems   of   the   future   companied 'Miiss Schroefa on 'two- se-
aire already half solved.'   Neglect this   lections and played several -piano se- ^derbe****-?    of    Jackson    were    dinner
training amd  the  temples  of democ-   lections. .    . j saiests  S-ioday of .Mr. and  Mrs.  Al-
raoy will crumble. ' Quite a number  of   the -boys    at | ra^n Kuder.
Scouting offers the" training, the ' schcol are out -for basketball. * We are j B- S. Scudder, Mr. and Mrs. Ravn-r*
school for self reliance, courage, looking forward- to a. winning team ;-<**'"'*dder and Mrs. -Carol Kuder visited
morality     and     honr     that     youth ! tnis stason. " I M*.-=J5 *Gp.*-.trude  Scudder  at  the  Ford
must have.   Scouting, developed to its '     An   Oklahoma   Indian,   staying   on j hosnital Sunday. away at the age of 80 years,
utmost, is a heritage of true-a-oplied ' one of the farms neaiwSaline, had not j     Mr. .qnd Mrs. Roy Smith ,=-oent R"n- j     She is survived by two half-teeth-
democracy'that we can leave.   " adhered stiactly   to   the printed   m-Idav with Mrs. Irene Kindall-in Bus*5-lers,   Acf-1  Nci.vcomb   of  Detroit  and
We- do not appeal to you for- dole, \ structiorns   accompanying some   hair j field.    Miss -Muriel HaT**man returned I David Newjcomb of Milan; two niecss,
for charity, for philanthropy, or mere j tonic he got   at one .ot   'our barber 'with th°m for a few davs' vi^t.     '. • |Mrs. Elsie Orr of
kindcess.;. ;We do ask your helo as a i shops. He met-with an. accident while '     Mrs. E*nm,a, Collins, who underwent   '»«■--''--■- •^■-■•-'•'-*« -<
citizen- as .a man earnest in his, de-j driving home. .* Several^-days later a'\™~'. coerntion in the-Bixby hospital at
sire to'make-the world better day-.byj local' garage •got-rthte-'foUowing 'letter.: i.Atfrian *lar-t' week,*-has so Tar'reccver-
day;"as a mianwho believes in youth;!** i'-'DsrerBilll    J dnifrkreb-t'wc bottles ted as'-t-o'^be'removpd to*the lioms c£
and will invent in it.    Your contril* --   hair  tonic  and taket- "me   too   days i her daughter in Tecumseh.     •     .; •*
tion will be asked for 'the boys of thrs   getum -hcim'e    This hair tonic shore j
Labor prices .reduced.    Let'us repair your, oar now* at a saving.
GEO. V COOK & SON,
Authorized Chevrolet Dealers
Expert body, and fender work, up-
■=t th'? aee of tw0 yeairs.* she 'oame.t-i holstering;  spray, pain ting, .and  ser-
live with an uncle and aunt, 'Mr: and vice'on all "cars. 'West'Side Garage.
Mr?. Samuel Robison.        .         v John Ev.Dicks, Prop.
■She devoted much of her life to th.; ' ' ' '-	
care ti; others,'continuing in this mn Some  wonderful   bargains  in  rper-
to  six years  ago, when  she entered sonal stationery, greeting and bridg«
the King's Daughters' home in De7 cards,   etc-, at  The   Observer   oflice.
troit.   Here she lived and enjoyed tbe See our window, .display.
companionship  of many of her own ^	
years   until   the   evening   of   Friday. John   Elwell,  tenor, pupil of   Carl
December 2, when she quietly passed Lindegiren, will Crpan a. class for private voice instruction.* .Those interested call phone-. 41.
generation'and the.men of th'e n*--—
When called unon won't you loo.\ *su
it only in this light?    Let's build fo-
was   good   hair   tonic.     Maket   hair ' DRIVF"*?'S  "LTCJBNF1Q ■ GKANTF.D
stand  up .strate.    Wantet you  come!        N   IvnCHIGAN MAN.  AG-TCO  1""
fixet  my  car mciw:> j Come  quick  on |    T&° distinction 'of b?ing the home
the future and hope that the world ti-; Milan ro'ode.    Looket like any car hit; of   the   oldest   licenfed    ai'to— o"*-i'°
come C3.nn'0ct accuse us of weakness-j big black jacks tree.    No get out of'driver  in  Michigan  bias  been  trans-
Tecumseh aod Mrs.
Martin Gridley of Jaokson; also 'several cousins, great-nieces and ""rre'ph-
ews.
Shew united with the Reformed
'church early dn life and lived a devoted  christian  life.
.    Wanted—Wall - pay    highest    cash
prices for lst*a"nd 2nd cutting,alfalfa,
timothy hay andfmi'xed.hay/Phoneior  c
write"Sohantz^Brosr, Ypsilanti, Mien.,-'
Ypsi phene 7109-F13.
es in our building.
C. .A.  CURTISS,
W. D. COOK.
AL4WIN GROSS.
WALLACE   F.  WATT.
Scout Executive..
MRS. MAX1NDA RENTZ
Mrs. Malinda Weber iRentz, wife of
Robert Rentz. -of- Lo^i townsh'-n. passed away last Thursday at Univwsitv
hospit.al oT bums received Monday.
m'Orninar, Ncve-mher 21. wb?u she at-
t=mrted too start-a stove fire in her
home wth kerosene.
Bom* September 7. 189?., the daughter of Mr. and )Mirs."Wrlli-im' F. Web-,
er, she had been a resident of.this
coumty her -entire life. Phe is survived hv her hu?band: her ra.rents*.
i^wo daughters. Wilma Catharine, asre
9. and Doris Rcsini. a=re 6: p.v.-\ three
bothers Alfred Webf- *cf Soio and
Wril'^rT. aid I^-win of Lo^i. ^
Private funsrai services werz he^
at,2 o'cl^fk Sripdiy dFterr*o"n "t res-
!"dei*ce and -a, nutlic se'rvice"at ?.*30-'n
'Bethel chureh. R5v. Frederick Maver
officiating. Interment in Bsthel cenir
etery.        s '*. •
eds when. I cum along- yesterday j ferred frcm Grand Ranid5*- to M3**icri-
nite sometime. Hituim in ^tomar-k j lona. Thomas K. H"U of Mancelo->a
close to jerker someplace. And then , recently iwas granted driver's lioen.so
spectable he broke, oan't see so good. ' bv the der>a.-'i-o.snt .of state qfter Mr.
One. eye he winket and blinket ail!Hill shewed his abilitv to drive proio-
time,  think so one eyeball gone too.   erly in  a tret given  by    he  derart-
For Sale—5 year old Guernsey cow,
Interment was in   fresh,  8 year old Jersey cow,, fresh,
Oak.Hill cemetery Monday afternoon,   10   Jersey  and. G-uernsey. cows*ahd"
Dr.  C.  E.  Ki-.cher officiating at the   heifers   all.- to*, freshen; soph.*' Ji.   T.
funeral services. "Freeman, "Chelsea, Mic-h.", phone'299.
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AUCTION SALE
1931  CHEVROLET SEDAN
This car -operates like new.    Blue
Having decided to quit far*ning,r I" duco finish and GoodyEar tires 'op. this
ill coll  af- ra:Hin niir-tinn r.n tne farrm      __.      T _•_ .-_._   __...   _   _ij..j_   .•*
Ntr find it in rode.or tree. Two balls in
front brake,.wheel crooked.—Don't go
anywhere but round and round. Bell
collar-slip off lose him. Think stum-
ach trouble, he just'' leaket all the
time. .Come quick, get us both; 'heap
much trouble.   ,
iJohn^Tonnituke.
mcit o'" riublic safeLy.    Tn his apnli
will sell at public auction on the farm
lo-ate'd two miles southwest *of ■, Saline, oh
Wednesday, December 14. 1933
caticn Mr.  Hill gave his .age as 103 ' commencing at 12 o'clock sharp, the
car.   -.Let us,-give.-you a ride*in it.
Price greatly, reduced.-     *- *
*  GEO. 'V. COOK & SON,"
Authorized Chevrolet Dealers
yearss.
r
.following* described property;
1928 CHEVROLET COACH
This green duco finished coach has
  I    Team of gray horses 10 and 15 yrs.
The conditicvn, of Maynard Stutz- sold, two bay horses 14 -and 15 yrs. a-large body and makes a good farm-
man, four-v=.ar-'old son' of Mr. amd 'old. . "' ,- er's car. The motor and chassis are
Mrs.'F^d St".t7rcan. whose arm wns |    Roan cow, two Holsteins,- one Jer- in good condition.\ Price very reason-
b-Tfllv handed Monday, ■ is improving  ssy ahd, one briaidle cow.*
.* "That..goes ±o-prove if oiks that-hair is atisfa^tcir-'ly.    The .accident occuxre-i j . Chester White brood sow and fou.r
tenic is°made for-'the-hea'd and- not j*when the child caught iis ri°rht arm -pigs.
'the stomach, •'    .."*-■"   'iin-'the wringer of "am  electric .waish- j-  Hay   mower,   side   delivery,  dump
All -applesauce, aside,    if---.-anyo.ne jing machine which his  mother wa*"jrake, hav loader, 2 springtooth drags",
  '  *  'cperatiing. -The    flesh    was    bruised.spii-etocth     dr3g,     cultivator,     disc.
considerablv but no bones were brck-  grain binder, corn binder, grain drill,
en.—Blissfield Advance. ,       ,; :2.wagons, sulky plow, walking plow,
  ! manure "spreader, bob  sleigh,  cutter,
WANTED—People in this vicimtv ] single' 'buggy,    double   buggy,    co:n
able. ' <">*-.;* -"-*, '.: -       --*•'"      ' ,.\
GEO "V. COOK &' SON,
Authorized Chevrolet Dialers
pars 'and tmagaziuss-ifor Salvation
Army or Good Fellow funds, get in
touoh with me and I. caawinlorm you
as to where you can >get about .100
.pounds of paper.   I,thank you.
Thieves'are reported? to bs breik-
who have any legal printing required j aJteller.^ 2 sets work harness, sepa-
in the settlement of estates, etc: j rator, spraying harxel, first and sec-
will	
to  this
:ne   settlement   or   esrates.   eic. h^lui, 0^1.0.^1^3  uo.^^, u.^ <«.v* ~—
confer a favor by having it sent*?**™"'- cuttings alfalfa and hay: timo-
his  newspaper.'   The.,rates.haf>j£hy' mixed, 30 tons; corn m shocks,
rJ- r_ - .**>     « P'-.   sfift-raiahpJs -nnts   3r» hens   sTnan artie-
GOOD COAL AT RIGHT PKICES
Standard Petroleum Coke.
Koppers Miami Coke.
Koppers Pocahontas.
Koppers" Elkhdrn'.  '       - *
Dunddn Red Ash.
D., L. &* W. Hard Coal.   .
EDW. J. MUIR.
elsv'cats," 35 hens.'smairartic-
mention.
DAVID steudle:--.
. studebakeik- six coaoh
This standard six coach has an. excellent* motor and make some one a,. •
very/reasonably priced and-: service--\'
able' iautomobile.
UEAD THE LINEK ADS TODAY!       ney Dispatch.
ney have also  been  rbbbed.-^Pinck-' Pro-aate Judge to.send them tn Tht-  GUY-THO'MiPSON, Auctioneer'.'*." -" ,j       * "!,<5EO. V COOK.&^ SON,
ney Dispatch.        , :*r;    ,-    Observer.        '■   - .-■   -->"' --^"'A.fR-.iV'liirkhardt, Clerk..        r»:- ....::. - ^^utBpT^ed'C^e-yTOlef'De^li
Defers,, -j
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