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VOLUME 52
SALINE.  WASHTENAW   COUNT'S.^MICHIGA"****.  THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 193i!
NUMBER 9
H
irit o
eration
Is" a fine thing in a community. This-
has been clearly demonstrated by the
helpful and sincere cooperation of our
depositors; because of it, we are happy
and pleased to announce that the first
payment under the depositors7 agreement will be made December 15, 1932.
Capacity Crowd At    i|'ARiouNi)'THETowN""||Couiity Coiindl OF
Sutherland ?. T. A.|'~
BY NICODEMUS
Religions Education
•"\ neTir^sinn Christmas" Presented '     Ft>rtune   telling—one   dollar,    and  Interestins Session Held at Home of
.'V oepiession L/iirisrmas    i-resentea  everything. ,g,omg  to  happen  in   the "
a* the December Meeting; ruiturr'e "will foe to.d.
Another Contest On. i      ■'=•-•-*   ■_*'::.._.'.j     -cttv..,-.... n,„.<. t1 cembei*   G.
Oscar Smith at Willis De-
A iighiir,—-a' crowd-    What's .that I
I   .   'see?    Mane people.    "Where are they |
! The monthly meeting of . the aE coming' from? "*** sen,-1 safe. Why '
•Sutherland School Parent-Teacher thzy'ra seated,—'they're laughing. It
: Association -was held Friday evening; looks like a gtoodi tim^f It is—such a
Deceamiber. 2 at the; school house, with mob--—some sitting; fillers • slan-dng,
a. capacity "house present. The meet- What is all this? I fee it—I see it.
ing was called to order and; the asso- it's' all. clear: .now.", It's the Senior
"ciation  voted to buy   a dozen -more play.    _■■_'■ -
folding chairs. The association also RememiheiA some time ago about
decided; on ithe annual dramatic con- ssi,00i support? Make my prophecy
test."  This year, "the contest will   be -      ■-•---
The Washtenaw County Council of
Religious Edlacation mat at the home-
of the ex-president, Oscar Smith, in
Willis on, Tuesday evening, December
6, with eigiht members present. The \
new prissiorent, Miss Lela Lind'er, presided- Reports were, given by the
treesaai-.r, A. E. Mummery; Mrs. S.
(W. Zahaarse, supsrintandarnft. of the
rhilteea's. ^diviision,   and Mrs.  F.   H.
bet-wren the married  amd' unmarried   ;**:— trU"    ^'^ t^t- gy^^S^-  Aprili,- sZZsrinteldenToi "the  e'duca-
cecwieen trie married amct unmarried  j&^s it worth the rSemors' -time- and tional division.
* A series of conferences -will be helo,
in the. diffeirent districts- on January
of   the
lone  Catton
,of the organization,  instead  of  the  work they liave spent ci this "pfay-
men -and. ladies, as in former years. .   ',,,..     ,,  ._„  . "",, •    v*ji>,„       u.„„
rro.. ^^4. 4....*^.- _™<. _m; %._ m-„^_       Miss   Morfoiid* iias   been   coaching
'e   llibl.   tJIl'Ltil LiAlllHltSIl I.  Will    U'*3   iiJLV'cIl      ., .    -       .   .        *. .."- l ^   i       i      ~a    JJUJ    "*- vi i ■ u..*-ii'..    w^w-«u^   y"
February, bv 'the unmarried pec-  ^ cast ^ ha^p^t a ®oo6Vleal of , 13 ^ 14   ia  ^   ^^
. *     - * P      .time on it. ,Talfc-it's, the least you; ^jjji^g^s ^ork_     Miss  Ion£,   ____
"Depression!    Christmas"    was **=an •-*>■_ to go,   ^surely* ought to be  of tHe .MScjug-^. council of Religious
af,,™  .nf   tiii  T,*na-,.a-rt,    Whi™ I "woariLra a quarter.  .-      - - iRfc-ft-i'-j.tw-.Ti RTid! M.rs. tthanp.p. -wilhiwn-
The Saline Savings Bank
The One Story Banfc on the Corner
• The first entertainment will be givsn
'in
'pie.
.1     A
!fche feature of   tha progi-am,   winch ' ^"5*-*- **■ qv^-ter.  ,      - - iBdtoation and! Mrs. Z'aharee wiUioon-
J was in charge of Grant Cody!  A de.- !    P yG1*\ j-Pf1^ $f $er f« ^^^ : doct them.
'pression Christmas, tree .graced ^\™%^f*Jl£!X'«^?i,?^V- Eight daily vacation Bible schools
platform, and everybody present "^ * HiS^^^Sky Xn^ ^^ held io^tte county last summer,
■ceirodl a. depras'sion gift from, a de- % ^^fj, 3 Lri H?«»',^7a^ J^I '■ ^^ 345 P^113 enroled with, -a staff
pressicn Santa Claus* Muc* fun and  ^^l^^^^p-Ot «* terii,
whole hi;
Milan has Just cora-
jkamgMer was had! over -the depression  ^Z^Z^Z^"Zl'':^'Lr^Z^l^ ^^^   the   second  leadership   cam-
\gms, which includedEverything fun-  ^^f ^^^|^ P^^J kign  sctaol  h3ld  there  thil  year.
-Dexrilrer is planning to have one this
winisr.
-ter.
Therrsi are 24 people in. the' county
taking the r.e>ading course offered.by
ihe state council.
Nine young ^people and five adults
aittend'ed    this ■ Wa!d;enwoods    schcol
pirovoklng from fa. Scotch garter to  £  L . ..
a mail-ord'sr catalogue.: / i^av?/ta ,tate,tlI?(   to '^3%ler ^f"
Tlie program itssM was- of a spirit- °,f 'Z V™ s'f?.. It | n? fu\to SO to
ual natures keeping, wi'th' the holli- i £ ^J^|r ^ ^^'J?
day season. After the singing of the , n°P fa^e ,tneir wishes realized. Just
new. -P. T. A. song the follower f1"* -how happy the cast would -be
numbers were presented: •    to "have a big crowd,   DeprressLCD or
.    Seleottons   on   a  musical   saw   by  E'ot-    Ji ftws   ^   fta f to    ^e  „„._,._    ^-. „Mumwu„w    ^
Oeorgs: Wood and.'two vocal solos by  ^f^0W^     ?f-=°H     C|f&^i? ^i'^t summer, from this county.
Miss Maa ;Scbroe*nr of .Salina anyOI5^1l13^ £f ^S*l^       °      d t    ™™- **^ -Mi^le -gave an inter-
Bcripture   Reading*   of    the    First 1mTf^n°i^.an° ^J^^i- . .. '   ^ \ est'n,* review of -the book written bv
^^a^^.^^^^.'- «^^|^S£aS-^^,    ""So*"*     ,»stand!nS
Betty ttn^,        .       .. .     _ i %> '^^^^ °^° ]_^ ^  meeting^ the  council
shoulder       ' ' - >/• | will ce held the first Tussday nn Jan
uary at the Presbyterian  church in
Council Proceedings
_—.   ^ ,-..
Council meeting held in the council channiber -ami December 5, 1932.
Mayor Sugden in. the chair.  >
Oounicilmen preseirit: Fairbanks,
Gross, Cook rand Uphaus.
Clerk.read miniates of last meeting and 'they stood approvsd.*as raaeL
Moved by Grioss that the insurance
an Reo fire truck; he renewedrfor another year. Supported hy Cook. Carried unanimously.
The Clisrk read: the following .bills'.
THE OBSERVER LINERS
Classified Advertising
ftUNI&lUM CHAJIGE. 25 CJEJN'IS
tie per line first insertion, 4c per line
each  subse^uen.t Insertion.
Wreaths of all kinds. 'Saline Greenhouse. ."
Watkins Products. Call phone 28o.
H. S. Gardner.
Wiedman Auto; Co., .gas 1. _  1.62
Deitroit Edison Co-, lights
and pciwec ..-_ .._   425.61
E. J. Mu.ir, coal, jail and needy 10.33
Wm. Acton, repairs cm, tools— --12.75
J. Feuerbacher, sharpening,
tools   _    6.S0.
Standard Oil Co., oil 3-72
Sam. JL-ambarth, je'lectioii
inspector    1^1";     12.00
lajtbisir Briggs', election
inspector         12.00
A.  C. "Lange,  election  -
inspector       12.00
All sales casn.    I\o credi!
Mercantile Company.
s aline
Wanted—Livestock:   of   all   kinds.
John Probyn, phone 251.
House to rent  on McKay street.
Inquire of ■Sam. Craig, Chelsea.    9.
Ford   Tudor   with    1932   license,
$35.00. Wiedman Auto Co., Saline.
, Rea din;?-. "Ba the Night," by Bruc:
Barton—Mrs. iWalter Gutsfkunst.
"Hark!    th
-;\
Gifts For Christmas  ,
Everyone Accepted
Many Can Be Picked from Our
Complete Stock of
Suppl
Electrical and Plumbing
UPHAUS & SCHROEN
ies
Oommiunity    singinr
Herald! Angels Sing"
Illus'trated 'instrumental solo
Angel's Ssrenadte"—Miss   J*ainet   Pa-
yeur.
Community siniging, "Jingle Bells,"
and   the  arrdiyal -of   the   depression
Santa Claus.
|_  Stefreehmiehts were serevd by Mrs.
^irtliur iWilson at the .conclusian' of
the program'.
| The nexit meeting will be January j
i 6, with |lalpih Hiaiwood the p^nsr *■•" I
< chairman for the roonth, 'and Mrs. !
j George rLavender in charge of the ,|
I refreshmeruts.
j    I'll   a.ninoy" you  with    one    m»
; poem 'andi I'm sure it applies tio every   CZ^Z
The',011® wf u;s:'/      ""' ':   ' '
If you :find your day, lad,
Am.c|* your road both long,  .
You will make them shorter
If you sing a osng^
AnTi!   Arbor,  with   Mrs.  Zaharee   as
-A-  J.  Allshouse spent Monday  i.
Higtoland 'Bark.
Miiss  Margiaret Pennington  is. ill
with pneumonia,
Michael   Oarrigaia was   in. Adi*_a:.
Taiui-sday on business.
Isn't it so  though?    When we are ■    •Willi-am. Reynolds of Britton was a
jin .tan-fee it's very Wyd'to wMstrle 'c^1&rr in the '&■ w* Payne heme Sa,.-
1 Qr sing.^   YiOiUi'll start ,to  sing,  Qien ,vir^^'
If your night and: road, lad,
Are without a moon,J
Yon; nan make them*brighter'
With a whistled 'tui).e.'"   *   -
VV-Kramer.
F}""*it"b Towler, -eleatiota
inrspecitor   	
Xifcfle Henderson, .election
clerk    _     12.0
Frank  Cammet, gatekeeper-,.      5.20
Adam- Klumop. salary. 	
A. Tit. Westphal, cniEals for
t*Tam.p*i    .- —.
C. E. Alber, salarv _	
Anchor Steel Co. Mdl-a..* ...
■H. Gross & Sr>n<*   Mdse.	
Toledo PirEsssdi Steel, torches
Municipal T_r.a%^of. .....
JGeo- v" Cook & Son, labor
onr' water truck; , _	
Citizeos Mu'tuial insura.ice Co.,
insurg.n.ce on -fire truck	
Sugden St Wihioplei labor:—,...
J Sugden & VarnrHbucen, gro-
i John Fritz. labour.	
j Aaron Luickhardit, labor	
JFraork King, labor.	
!Fi-edi Mayer, labcr...	
j Fr-Ed Luckhardt, labor	
]'C. E. Alber, gas _..,
| L-anee Rogers,  labor...... ...r.;.     ^
Motion "by Uphaus, supported, by
Fairbanks, that bills he -allowed aa.3
crd'srs drarA^n. for same.
The councilman who are intereste'l
!in any of the above-"bills have with-
arawn their official action, on: sam*
Moved' by Uphaus, supported by
Faibanks, ifibiait we adjouTrh -subQ'ect to
call of Mayor Mar}? Sugtei.
LOTTIE WAiL-LACE.  Clerk.
jMARK B.  SUGDEN,  Mayor.
For Sale—Purebred White Rock
cockerels- Albert Graf, phone 192-
F3. 4tf .
12.00
10.00
12-1*1
83 S'
6.1.9
*   2.?A
9.00
lo.o;.
9.15
80.25
27.12
,1-61
2.8*1
4.53
3.53
2.S0
8.75
5.06
24.91
Poinsettias and other Ghrisitm!as
plants and flowers rat 'Saline Greenhouse.
Repossessed Model A Ford Spore
Coupe, only $125.00. Wiedman Auto
Company. v *
Pitless farm scales, nearly new.
Priced to sell quickly. Wit'dman:
Auto Company.
For Sale'—Canary .birds, $2.50? and
up. Mrs. J. W. 'Harmon,. 114 E. Michigan Avenue. ■ " -a
■ Save Dollars on repair labor.
Prices reduced 20 to 60%. Wiedman
Auto Company.
For Sale—Good! ihaad' made- bobsleigh, cheap. Inquire of Bent Moored
Pleasant Lakie joad. '
Model A. S'crd Sport Roadster in
-good condition. §85.00: Wiedman
Auto Company;* Saline, Mich.
! Genuine Petroleum Coke at $10.00
! per ton delivered in your bin. Saline
'_ Mercantilei Company.
"Eniter tains  Siirnday  Schools Glass
' think  "Oh, whaits the use!"    If. you
! can    only   -force   yourself   to    sing.i . ^
things    would:    be    brigrhter.'-Youe* v';'3'*^**
<-^«v,r„  s„    _- s"?-^..*. --'-z'Sy--, Miss
M-.s. Harry DowniD.g'and Mrs. Carl j
Thomias  were   Ann   'Arbor   vis.tc'..." ]
AUCTION SALE
; Buy your grease jobs for less than
!'42 cents each from the Wiedman
I Auto Company, 'Saline, Mich.
i  —	
i     Old. Tune Daaiee in^Clmtoni town
hall Friday  evening,   December   16.
j Admission 25c for" gentlemen.
'^W Z°?WZt ^6Sf  ^nterta^e<?   tr^fe is"ne^er so gi^'^Vhot^t--^^ Ad*e    Crittenden    returned
MISa,:JuliE,tte  Stark's  Sunday schpo    cne ^ ,    fa - |s «    ,    ^ Sunday  trom a visit  wth friends  ic.
class Friday evening at their usual
Christmas "p a ity.    During   the-, eve
ning ''Christmas  carols   were    sung,
session the following "officers were
electced:
President—*-Mary Joanne^ Bridges."
.Vice  President—Gertrude' Marken-
Secretary—Mceta Sloss.   -
ss fix. Don't' pu^""^ 'ItJvU. tZZ'\
MwaxiDB* for   a   ^J1^ J^r ^mt
'Mr. and,.Mrs. Stua-t Bdbv of A'
rian- spent a part of 'the past week in
Dc-
i4
<3
in:  so    much   time   preparing for   a
rainy day 'that you have no time* tb
weie   anus,   enjc    th    sunny ones.    You can'al-» fJfn"Ts .„   _,-..-    . ^
games .playsd- tod  at  the business  ^ ,take a ^ off but ,you  ^ ^'W'*1^
put it teck!   If w,e put heart in our 1 tr^'^ c^rs^bfRaIp,*a0Mick-
?uthea^ei2Uu   y -1"        k ^ll: el .home'Sunday evening.
P Am,*?        a  -L „„„*i   • -■* Mr.  and  Miu.  Charles Gorton  and
»*n^fv7^n vw?t ■ n, *a*f",y ' son of Detroit were guests Sunday oi
Refreshments were served by ^^^jr*££$£*<J& >%«*"* %%*lSZ t Y    "
Stark and  Mrs.  Bridges.    The girls . aue,3ti6n   ask one or two of our lead-       Miss Gorot 'y FerSUsra-of YdJi1;'
.were  esoorted' to their homes  after {gXif K you Sn't kn^; who  ^ ««nt Sunday afternoon^ wi'th her
the    evening's    festivities   -by    Miss   t-=    ^        k     J .j ' ^a   a.-.-n.L, Mts   Rav Henoershc..   .
Stark and Mr.  Bridges. ,   »»t a"\^dltod iXSSiS^d ■    H*   B** RadlIfi'  wto sp6nt  Several
'   rL;.Z ' mronmauon—ano   days  wim Mr_ iand Mrs   ^-jj  Har.
.«'■■- v.        *    "     "i  "a-      ■     ring*   has returned to'Detroit   '""
1     Quite  a  number  of  our-.ladies  in        6'*     -
j    We will sell at public auction ^o_n j__^ak"ej3ale by ladies of .the Trinity _
! Mrs.   Emma Schumacher's" farm^ "lo- ■ frifffieran church at- the Kroger store* ' '
i c**'ted four1 miles west of Brideewatcr   Saturday afternoon, December 17."    9
and one mile north bf the Saline and ;.'       ■      .. -:	
| Manchesiter   road,  being
' east of Manchester, on
Tuesd|iy, December 20, 1033,
commencing   at' one   o'clock   sharp,
the following described property: j
Tfam o"f black horses andi one bay
horse. , 	
-j    Fiive-Holstein and two Jersey cows. ■     AutomobUe    msurancc.    May    no-
- Ore brood sow and three shoats. ^      -      , „♦„„ „   rn«»it<i>-
" Thirtv sheer> ■ ^uote  onr low   rates  ° Citizeif*
i*    Tib-ty-one, chickens. i Mutual poUcy?- Wiedman Auto' Co-..
:     Fo-.r-rcct-^n   springticoth  drag,   2- 1  ;	
Isectica   spike-tooth./dTag,-  2,.walking j     Use Avicol-Tablets ror .White D-.ar-
four   miles j     Drive Safe!    Tire chains to fit all
tires at the lowest prices in the city..
, Wiedman Auto Company, Saline.
! "USE NO-DUS SO*LCTION
To" treat,, your coal. ,
, Saline Mercantile Company-
High School Senior Play
Thursd
At 8 o'clock
At 7:30 the High School Band will
play a short concert
'     • - / *
They will also play between the acts .and,a male quartet will sing. A.
big evening of mirth, hilarity and music and put up entirely by the people
you love -best to see in action, our young folks.
" The play is-' a mirthful, diaphragm-jiggling, laughter-exciting bit of comedy playing about two hours. The parts are well taken, the staging will be
good, the dialog is funny, and the situations in the"*play are excruciatingly
funny. •  _. ■ <v       .*■-■-•-
Then, the'j-band—still only about six months'- old is doing very good work
now and will engage your closest attention. The male quartet is a mighty
good one and .you will like it. ,  - •
Adults, 25c
' i ***
Reserved Seats, 5c extra
;_Board for reserved seats open at the high* school Tuesday, December, 13.,
Telephone your reservations to the office.
! Salme have heen getting together oc
] casionally" to piece quilts    They just
-had a meating and a dinner .the other
day.    The subjects ranged from embroidering,    to    .husbands.   --A   .little
cii^ouse ttucV: 'his h.ead"out<ofi'his; hole
and1 this is what ha. heard, a     .'..-■
r    "John   is   perfectlyn hejpiess without me." .
"Henry    is  • that    way;    t.oi.:     T
don't know  what would!' become  of
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Frost ente.r-
taiiic'd'Axgyle Biddle and Miss Pritil-
ine Reaves of Ypsilianli Su-ndav.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Beal and
children of Chelsea spent. Sunday
"wjth Mr.,•arid Mrs.\A. J: Beal.
. Mr. and Mis- 35; J.-Day. and M'"s.
Mirmiev spent Srun&ajr, afternoon "with
friends in Yrisilafi'ti and 'Ann Arbor
Mir. and Mrs.* E. W, fayne. and;
Miss K-aitherine L/amgan were guests
j plows, 4 sets double harness, two 1-
> row-., cultivators, l-ho"rss "cultivator.^
i grain binder, hay loader, c"rn hinder,
(dump rake, rri-wing' machine, lumber
'w-gon with flat rack, and small articles "too numerous * to .mention.
Tsrans: "Cash.^.        '.
_lZ"    BridEcewate.- S"'Vir'trs..Bank-
Frank'MeTithem,  Auctioneer.    .
T.,.Stimpson, Clerk.'
rhoea  and * Cholera  and Tceeo  thoae*
•Clicks healthy.  Saline MercantL'p Co--
' fjRadia service, all makes arid modV
els? ' Shop -at Gross' hardware, phone
•Jul; evenings, _34-F22. Walter W.
Schneider.   '*'"■" 9
-u-     -< t   <u    i.a ^ i ... ,of Mrs. Florence Mutch in Ypsilanti
hiiru if-I should go airayfor a week.   i"^.^!.-!.
;     "Isn't it the  truth?     You'd -think]     j"^ *'
imy husband was  a child the way I jfr-jyiaay
I
j-DO'N'T FORGET US" IS'THE
j      * '   CHRISTMS  SEAL  MESSAGE
I     Labor prices reduced. /Tvet us repair your car now at a saving.
GEO.* V COOK &. SON,.     ">
Authorized Chevrolet "Dealers
care   of" him.    Why,
halve to   'talae
"when aver
or sewing
to thread the needle""
Now, men, is that right?
John. 'Collins  celebrated   his   86fh
anniversiry'   Friday    hy
.^c «»«-- ui. uiiii. vv^y, | ^,gdffl ..fe d i^'Tecumssa-.wit ]
he is mending tes clothes ^ Mk£ tes_ -^■»fee&Jfer.-.'* Z; vi
ca buttons. I always have      t».'J»„„   r, „-,. -»«-.«■■■.,.•--•* ™  1
I think :
Mr. and' Mrs. George MoGuire en-
tenta.'nsd the Misses Margaret and
Susie,
™~ „n  -u„j  i. 4.4. i_<- _ iv. , > oticic,    "Dr.  Philip, T3c   James,    amd
W-SL^t?%   LI    to=ether ^iGeorgeMcGrJreof Toledo Sraday.
s-e what can be done - ;    M° M      Clayton Bigelow -left
lwilh .    nn' ^6 Y6 r^'-M-C'-day for -Nashua^ Tcwa, to attend
-with -a ran opener in one hand ^l'ttbB fvLiiTRl  of   ii,3' fc,-nmir's fa-'.*^
..tha number of a delicatessen in the ;TiJigy wegr mxaa^nSB& by Mrs. h^.
*c   e hs   Opdiike   of "Flint,   eister of   Mr.
B'gslow.
| /'D-cin't Tcrget us" *is the message
''.conveyed -hy children on the 1932
1 tuberculosis Christmas seal which is
appearing now  en letters  and pack-
sges as far-sighted people hasten to!' John Elwell, tenor,,^pupil of Carl
jmake their contributioii to the pro-I Lindegren, will open a class, for priv-
J tectica of the child. 'F'zi it is to save i ate' voice  instruction.     Those, inter-
yonth from  the dread* disease" that | ested call .phene 41. ,    _  ,'
Expert body and fender work,*upholstering, spray painting,  and  ser--"^
vice on all cars.    West Side Garage.
John E." Dicks, Prop.
'. -"i. *
Jpenhi-as-   spent
] seals are- ?*sed.
for -■these .Cbristmas !
. A .sirl'= b'fkettpll tsii-tiias b-^n
organized at school.") Quite -a number of the girls are out. They, certainly Tarn are in si**.s—sI*o**1 ones and
."Vr> '—'•3, -fci?r-'e*as3i n~d^ little --ones.
"HAIUMCNrD P. *T. A. MEETS
•d •.  i.-u,   •   - i_-i       - -i       i.    i   t        The   -December    meeting    of    tlie
But -tte girl^' sure-.can^play,.basket- -HaAmaB& p. T. A. ,^s held Monday
w; » JZrlTZn     T %TOU*     ^VS evening, December "5, at the home of
boys a giood ran. .c Mr"and'MTs"*Jo'hn R,owe
,     Why shouldn't the girls play bas-'mr' "Z        * J ™ t     •   '        ,.     ^
ketball?     They ^iavs just  an -much '    Mrretmg   called   to   order  'by   ths
right  to  a  good time  as   the  boys,  president.  Alter the business session
Th-v'rp     eioo-J     e*nou°-h     to    raa.rry ' **-r*rs-    Ralfib.    Eammond.    chairman,
' aren't 'they?    Why, -then, aren't .they 'h3-^ charge of the jfo'lcwing program:
good  enough to particpate  in what-.     Music, "violin  amd   guitar—Everett
•■evsr g3mes they dssir=?    1 think we J an-;  Claira Gilbert.
I o -Tht io supooit girls'   af.hletics as      Du*   Put on Your Old .Gray Bon-
-"■=••1  as  the boys.     (I'll "hear  about net,   -and   Dixie—Betty   Frazer   -and
p   that). , ; Lcra Belle Borison'.
WeU. we'll leave yon  now, honing j    -Address—-Rev. E',m,sr Smith,
to see you at th. Senior play tonight. '    Music—Gilbert Brothers.
Ycur'll seela- good play and good -act- -    Duet, Silent Night— Be
irg. well   worth   a . quarter,  so   dig ,and- Lora Balle Borison.
Jedele school, Pleasant lake, social. *
j    The Machigan Tuberculosis Associa- j Progj-am, "dance'and eats', Friday, De-
^*Uon' is askng self-sacrificing men an£ [cember 16. Admission'- 50c i>er'couple.
. -women to opsa their purses wide .that J 15c for children over 7.    ■ -.   "
]the wiork of early discovery of tuber- '
J entasis by meaiiis of tubsrculin testS
and:. X-iay   examinations, of * school
children anay be carried on.   Finding
many cases of tuberculosis in  tim?
to  savie a  corresponding numbar cf
Mveis. in an examnaton of 13,061'Mich-
igan school children last year .proved
V~.'S srreat nee^ Tor this work.
Schorl   bi-iards  were    convinced   to ,
to  the   extEnt  of filing requests for I
examinations  covering * 44,000   child- j
ren. For economy's sake if no- ctheT •
PRICES:
Grade Children, 15c
irg. well   worth   a . quarter,  so
dt>7.ia in your pocket and' come.
SCHOOLS KEEP ON BUNNING
itty Frazer
and- Lora Balle Borison.
j     The next meeting -will be held with.
' Andrew'   Girbach   and1   frrr'iv     P">
■-! gram committee, Mr. and Mrs. Kar-
- - .1 old Hamsmond-,   M*r.  .andi Mrs.. E.   J.
Some of the Michigan papers- are ' Forsythe and Everett Gilbert.
lamenting, over the. passing of-.the 15      T\h2re was a large attendance and
mill -tax --'limitationo amendment   in   gun'r-sr. "was  served
their* state' claiming 'that; it-<will  be       *"x " \        .  =  - -
fmbassible pa ewers te ^ scho"!*',, ci.,'.*Q.=;  SENIOR C. E. SOCIETY
1931. CHEVROLET SEDAN
This car operates like new. Blue
duco finish and Goodyear tires cm this
car. Let us give you a.:.ride in it.
Price greatly" "reduced.    -'      •
•   '   GEO. V. COOK & SO""***,*
Authorized Chevrolet Dealers
1928 CHEVROLET COACH
This green duco "finished coach, hias
a large body and makes" a .good farm-
r er's car. - The motor and chiassis are
reason   '-he olea of the tuberculosis | jn o-ood condition.   Price very reason-
association .that these children- should '- able.
GEO  V. COOK & SON!
Authorized Chevrolet Dealers
and villages-.;' However--.wa" disiagrree
■rifng to Ohfe where -a-'similar law
■'".is beeD in f~'*C5 f*^" so^.e-ttme and
w.e are operating all of these appar-
- fitly asT-Tv-dl as cur naighho
this reat.ricticri was placed on the
•tax'spenders.—Pioneer-Alliance.
ELECT "NEW OFFICERS
Too Bad-Sfee "Didn't Know
I'm,
"What was the name of the last
"station we stooped at. mother?
"I    dbn't    Vtv-w.    Be    "n'°t.
-•working a crossword puzzle.""     *       "J
C,*■ "It's a   "p-itv  vou   don'-" >now  the"
Tname,   mother,   because little Oscar
^got out ot the train'there.".
The Senior Christian Endeavor So-
.,       r'-stv cf  tha F,ede-afed 'church held
«f£' t11^1,  annual  nieeting last  Tuesday
T/gen-fe at the. choirch.    The foljcrv-
ing officers -were^ejected:"~
PxesidsntTT-Mass Goldie Morfori
Firat Vice President-—Eileen IMar-
ita*.      * i ■■■«    ' *.<-, .
F°cond    Vice    President—^William,
".Arthur. '--f
?.o?r'-*t~'"*-.-—^Ka.th-rinB Burg.
Tjpaasurar—Ira. Hauk.
Liner Ads. Get Results.
GOOD COAL AT RIGHT PRICES
Standard Petroleum Coke.
Koppers Miami Coke.
Koopers Pocahontas.
Koppers Elkhorn.-
Dundon Red Ash.
D., L. & W. Hard Coal."
EDW. J. MUIR.
b= examined should appeal to  every'
citizen. c '■
- For it is false .economy "to neglect.
the child during any times-* If we are '
h hiav.s scund citizens tomorrow we,'
must know about the health 'conditior !
of the child of today. Had this}
fa rrt been recognized .years ago Mich- I
igah- TRrould not Wave-made a. sacn'fi'-e j
ti t'-rVerculosis -of 453 boys and girls *
in 1931.   Failure to see liis is blin'J- J
.ness indeed.   . ."     *'        . ■,	
"Bu.y   Christmas   Seals   and    Sav<* ' STUDEBAKER. -SIX COACH
Lives" is not an empty slogan.   It is 5    T,bis standard, six coach has an ex-
a crying fact.   A quarter century re-   cellent motor and mrake some one a
soonse to,thi-s appeal shows a rmarkr-    very  reasonably  priced  and  serrvice-
cd    prcgrsss   pn    the    reduction    of   abie automobUe.
'l!i'edl2ss -deaths.     There    are     90.- * GEO. V COOK & SON
000   people 'aged   20   in   •M-ichig"- Authorized Chevrolet Dealers
Recently    the    vital    statistics   • di- ■ __^	
vision ',of    the    state    departmen';
of: health,   issued    figures    proving'
that their life expectancy so fair ac
tuberculoses is concerned hedi been increased tame year or the 'equivalent
_of -a fuJl life time of 'J2,000 people du
to the educaition program of the past
25 years. .Buy Christmas, seals "and
save .lives.
RE.1B THK lilNER ADS TODAY!
-*^*»^:s%ww
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who have any legal printing required
in the settlement of es'ates, etc.,
willxonfer a favor by having it sent
to-this newspaper. The rates are
universal in such matters and to
have your notices appear in thia
paper* it* is only necessarv to ask tho
Probate Judge to send them tn The
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