1933-03-16; Saline Observer

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SALINE'S
HOME NEWSPAPER
FOR 50 YEARS
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BEST INTERESTS OF
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VOLUME 52
SAL77CNE.
WASHTENAW -COUNTY,jMICHIGAK, THURSDAY, MARCH 16-, 1933
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Upon receipt of commun
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cation from the State
Banking Department the
Saline Savings Bank
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resumed normal business
March 15.
Saline Savings Bank
The One Story Bank on the Corner
.    SALINE, MICHIGAN
Trade Money Free In' j j aroend t§etown j Local Banks Now
Saline March" 16-25riT^iS^rl     Open lOOPer Cent
•Good   News  Hashed   to   the   World
Wednesday Morning; Every-
body Happy.
" BY NICQTgEMUS
Just a few lines -dedicated to-our
_____ .boys.   We certai|}ly, should be proud j
I — ssaif^ar-* !s___^-___^j»_»_*aj
I    n„ ™1„rcHa      _■'*.■«  i«-« ' j fought-clean and hard?'    _     .'.   j    All of our readers will -be pleased
On Thursday,  March 16   tlie pro-     ,pur -boys are all clean, Thard-fight-   t th t tte Q lto        d g^e.
ifa?trr  ^Sf,!me'^  SS   players   and  thafsa. bit more        ™   -^     as   well   as  most °of
embarkmguponj-ne   of   the   m-*xst,than  can   be said of   some teams.   the others ^ the ty  were ord.
. unique,   yet   sound   and   courageous j They deserve lots of credit and we're a  ooened vesterdav  morning one
prog-rams  of trade stimulation -ever [all here to giveit to them,.   We hope,   K^^P^^ES§«^«
. attempted m  this   comimunity.
iMarch 16 and for a ten day period [just as scrappy a baseball team.
ending  Saturday, March 25, Nearly     -	
forty professional men and merchants j    Tne S(t pa-ui'S Father and Son ,ban7
have agreed to do their Mt for Saline I quet was sort ^ suPped up on—that
and vicinity by issuing and guaran- |ig in ^^ paper .bait better late than
teeing Saline Trade Money in ma- Lgver t:
chandise., transactions.. rWith   every      It ^as weU a._tenorsd, nearly every
$2.50. in cash, purchase or payment on  chair "being,   filled.   An   interesting
account   this   group   of 'far-sighted, program. was furnished.    The -boys'
men will give absolutely free one Sa- Ti auartet :3ims:   sl.a__ we  say,  several
,~   i -_.   .       , .     ■V**' -^"i"-.   hundred per cent.   Thus has patience
On j and know, that we're going to have . itg reward_
Must Compile List Of
Withdrawers Of Gold
People Have "Until Tomorrow to Return Coin and Certificates
to  Banks.     ,
. To (All Banking Institutions  in  the
|    Seventh Federal Reserve District:
men win give aDsoiui-eiy iree uiie s»- . qUar_et Bang
line Trade Money -fifty cent piece for ; numtoers ?   At least six or seven. I've
the period named.   The Trade (Money , hearB mewi sing..but what they |    Gn March 9   we wired you as fol-
while in circulation will be accepted . were  encored  at least three .times, ', J^T. ' y
by any member firm listed'; for fifty f^ popular^ Quartet is. composed of | °V^ou are requested to compile as
n^tnWOrh*   ^-X? ^or-fK *W-W^ Erwin Schmid' Wes- ' compi^te a list^s cai be made from
?™1*?■*„££ n?,^^^. of ?h« S?' ley Gross: and Ronald FitzGerald-, and   the information you are able to oh
trade stamp on the back of the fifty - as near ;as -,- can fir.djo,_t are directed   t,™ „f <->-» „„„,« -nfl qh^-*0=-."= o-
cents   to   validate   the   transaction.
lEach transaction in which the Trade
by .Miss Charline Stewart.
tain of the names and addresses of
all persons who have withdrawn gold
-»r„^D„ •» „■-.** ™-,,o+ -k= ,,,1!*^ ih,> i A violin s010 t|y -Clarenor Girbach <_„. g-ol<j certificates from your bank
^w-f ^Srf^.^^ ^r»-adaM much to the ProSram* Ken" and who have not redeposited them
f^^^T^fLr^tfb^ba^2.nem *HeMn£er &a^e "» interesting ^ a bank „_. of before Mkrch 13,
s?™ Sld^eto or a? the end recitatit>^,. °n "Mister.' This ^was 193a. i^o liste should be furnished,
stam_)s^nxeci heretor, or at tne ena realistiCj   ^trzymg   a   boy's  one showing the withdrawals of gold
li^!^r^U^e^r^^vieel^at toein*?   CaJ-^d miSteI"  the   OT *?oId  certifiicates before February
^^t^,n~^i^^^^f^^\^^''^I!a^---- * "   -        '                            '1. and the other since that date."
pay fifty oente in cash for it when      ■nr11.(,™0 ,-rj-t.i-.-,-t*w ni*-r> 'nr-HpH  tn :    tj. • „. ^.„^ *t.„+ ,— -^	
pay fifty oents in casn ior n wnen i    E^ene RentscThler  also 'added  to
presented. • .the  entertainnnent by "What good's
On the fifth page of this issue of a ibo   whose name*s Eugene?"
The   Observer   is, a large   advertise-.    The   speaker- of   t_e   evening  was
anent which explains the proposition.; Mr< Hewitt of Ann Arbor.' Although
To   insure   ramd turnover   and   dis- • unprepared, he gave a. very, interest-
Exceptional Stationery
Bargains at
THE SALINE OBSERVER
COME MERCHANTS say
advertising doesn't pay.
But those who can read
know that they never miss
anything—when the advertiser has something to say.
The Observer distributes it
cheaper'n any other way.
S3!
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Place Your Orders Now
- '\Y' for
Planting
WE HANDLE A FULL LINE OF
Fruit Trees
Shrubery
Roses
Vines
Seeds
In bulk or in packages and a very large assortment.
See this very complete line today.-   It will be time
for-spring panting before you realize it. *
H. Gross ©V Sons
PHONE 101 SALINE, -MIGH. |
courage
xk™*,   ^^^Ph^f^as^een.111^ talk and brought'out many good   Friday,  March  17.    This  will
Money   a   time   schedule .hasj-een . ^^^    0ne of then^ so-stuck with   foilr £j<jitional days to enable such
It is now requested .that you have
these lists prepared: to include the
names and addresses of all persons
who have withdrawn gold or gold
certificates and who have not redeposited them! in a bank on or before,
~ - _        *_ ~ allow
printed on  the  back  of  the  Trade, j
to
persons to make these deposits.
!  Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago.
BANKET-rCr KEG.U7L.ATIOTN"
The secretary of the Treasury has
prmtea  on   me   oacic   ox_. lu«   iW. ,        mat r j      ^ reiay...it on
Money which should be observed.    It, ° ■   •■*•   •'•■'
will pay to keep th^em moving^ and j» ^r 'Hewit't said f^Vrs should be
S?   S5£y Z \,    8     « % tw t  more  of a pal'to their-sons;   take
mZ _S^lim Two o?Lk cerfts ex  imore    ^tere^   in   ^eir '^s   and       ^ secretary oi me treasury na,
rr«yfor han^^Tnto it^too lone I wherefores, and, that when a father   issued  the following regulation,, -in-
^e ffi^f toe Tr^de ^Money !hears his o^P^iT "<i^< that he ; d€r the authority of the President'-,
m^tseP that stamns have been a? should stoP- and m*Ka *-Jnuto be- proclamation: -- -
feedlul to^tte dJtrS"hXirlhowi fore he acts and askl-^self, "Now, , * "No bankin& institution shall per-
™fhe reverse side Everv firm ^ where ^d he learn th?se Words ? ^'mit any withdrawal by any person
businessmir-i the deal hS stempl f^-.f t^ef *? fot ^^ fram -*" ! when such institution, arW in good
to sell at one cent each and will re-  A™t ^^ tru't.h * ,       . ! faith, shall deem that the withdrawal
quire the tender of the Trade Money      A delicious dinner jvas served and , __ intended for hoarding.   Any .bank-
to affix a stamp for each transaction,   everyone left several pounds heavier. |ing institution, before permitting the
or mors than one if the time sched- j    _   .. .    — .  .       .   .    withdrawal of large or unusual aai*
uie is not stamped! uo to date. iWatch o 'To .those of you who are intere-sted oun,ts of currency, may require from
this schedule and! KEEP THE SA- ! Saline High has enough coal to last the person requesting such with-
LINE TRA7DE MOIM1TE7JY MOVING ! until April. And spealdng of Saline drawal, a full statement under oath
The Saline Merchants Servi.ce Bureau j ^-^- I believe it would be aPPfopn- : of the purpose for which the curren-
stands behind the Saline Trade Mon- ate in behalf of the eiAir-e school, a'.id cy _ requested." '
ey and will redeem, the same accord- I -^y outsiders, to ekpress our. be- | The .penalty for hoarding of gold
in°- to the stipulations agreed upon i reavement in the receftt-death of Mr. or currency is set at a fine of $10,000
by the subscribers to the plan. To,'-Dell. The school won't be the same 0r imprisonment of two years. .
'the 'fortunate person who pays two 'for-" many a mcnth, -bat, w.e-.know he-| All unusual'withdrawals must be
dollars and a half'on:3ccount in'cash  is enjoying the-peace.and*camfort of   reported to the Department of Jus-
fifty cents' in Trade   Monev will   be,a greater land.    •
given   which   will   fouy* fifty   cents « ;    :- _'
worth of -merchandise providing the j •Hoarded, money! iWhatr does that
person offering the Trade .Money buys mean to the majority of us? Just
pnd a-flS-vs sCcne cent trade' stamp * twn. words, the meaning: being plainly
thereto. No change is given on understood, but the significance being
Trade Money transactions only.   The  vaS"f■.  .    .       . _       r „_     ..
businessmen    accepting    the   Saline I    What is hoarded "money?   Why it
i tice of the United States for investigation. ._.,,--
AUCTION SALE
The undersigned will sell at public
auction on the -7E3d. Feldkamp farm,
^aae"Money-a-rf;-iiot   l^£,%^J^Z*$^g%*   SS*$ZT£?£ ^ °" **
take over five dollars worth on any . greedy, semsn people mom0 it -Lnaer vVednesdav ivfti.Trii v>  I'm     •
one transaction, but if they desire so, beds, m old tin cans, etc.,,and always . CorJyefc^l'lt^^oe^'sh!ri   the
to do they .may take all they can pos-  worrying   always fretting, and won-   f^^^g*!^, °™tv
=iWv hnnHlP : denns* where .the next thousond is to   loiiowing aescnoea property,
sioiy nanaie. - .        ^ niddeii.    if this depression doesn't I     -^ve    extra    good    horses—Black
An Illustration -     dQ an^.hi      e,se it *„___.£„_ sam& ,G_ ! team, wt. 270O. lbs; grey and bay, wt.
- Farmer Jones buys 152.50 worth of ^^ hoarde_. money circulating and, 2700;" grey, wt. 1150.
merchandise at the grocery. As. a believe me> in .time we'lKsee plenty ofT -■■■> Purebred 'Hereford cattle—8
"thank you" for this business durmg | it .„, ,Saline..'.'Hoarders'" are* a' detri- *»ws with calves, yearling-bull, 6
the stipulated period the grocer will ment to society indirectly* res'ponsi- yearling heifers, 'bull 8- months old,
five Mr. Jones a Saline Trade Money Me for a good.. share "ot. ttiis". depres- calf 5 months old.
fifty cents. If Jones aesires to buy sion_ antJ, ifc wou't be longrrbefore we-i 37 Hogs—29 shoats, wt. about 75
another fiftv cents worth of grocer- nHll'know who-the hoarders* are"*"* rf"Jlbs. -ea'ch;-. 7 hrqodL1sows, due. soon; 1
ies or pay that much on'account, all.*-*0,Pl,*e've1;lla'lld**b-_;Ig „-,_,(_,_____.■__, &> printea-poland''China stock hog,
he has to do is (buy a Trade Stamp !with every-'.'hoarder's. name in'-'big I''' 15-30 John Deere 1
1© of the grocer and return the   b ack lett__s and -dis_ributed" to  ev- | Plows, • nearly
he
for
Trade Money.    Or if ones wants to i        _,ouse.' What, do yoii think?-''
pay fifty cents on his drug store ac- ;       . v   .
count, he .buys the one cent stamp cf: .    * ~   . ., ■
the dru**-e*ist to whom he offers the: Haarer and Kecreation
Deere    tractor    and
new;    7-ft.    Deering
Trade Money, affix it properly, and
the druggist will give you credit for
fifty cents paid. Mavbe you want T ,^
fifty cents worth of things at another J-aKes
store, or youi owe the dentist or the
doctor, affix the staimio and vou- have
a real fifty cents worth coming. The
Trade Money is good for fifty cents.
grain .binder, McCormick corn'binder,
■Deering 6-ft. cut mower, McCormick-
Deering hay loader, nearly new;
side delivery.-rake, New Idea manure
Advantage     of,- Opponents'
Slump to Strengthen Hold
on First Place.
TToll 'Rc-f/ii'i _-Ifv/Vrro-r Taatri ! srreader,   nearly   new;    McConmick-
Td,U CCIUiemugef Aetim ;Deerin^diskmlli 13 hoe>nearIy new;
John • Deere   2-rcw   corn   cultivator,
] nearly new;  3 wide tire wagons,  3
j flat racks, 4-section-springtooth har-
| row, 3-section spiketooth harrow, 99
__       „ ~~7—7-  „   4. i ■ » ' Oliver walking plow, clover ibuncher
» ^v «„„, ^« ■KrofSr ""t1*. ^T^ las\ for 6-ft. mower, lift steel roller,
worth of merchandise when offered" ™»* ^SS^-^ii rf*^,!™ ni^ I corn Planter, two 1-horse com plant
tn  qnlirif* mprrhant=: who are rer-re- ' Place by w11111111" an six games-olav- ■ *'--       -•       — - -
to saline inercnants wno are repre  , fc   Thursda     yjey   defeated
sented, and all you have to do is: buy '~a„^„    /r„„^ ~,„   S „J~,  *   n\.„*A„,
™~ „^„*   „*.„77„^     Da„j   tll„   _i„L, , Haarer three games and- on Tuesday
a   one-cent   stamn.    Bead   the   pl<*n: r„npa1.pd thf3. °„t     .th tK  ,-0^^^^
carefu.1*v   study the two sides of the  repeated the a.t with the Kecreation
Trartn Mon^v-and the nroof of the  J^ *^J?e "^ ',o^^10n'
Tinddine- iq the eatins?    Trade in Sa-   the   'cnly   other   team    cc-M-JoTed    a
■ZT™* s^e   w^t" S^fne6' Me ^Torhvln ^^H^t ^
J Money   will   do.    Just   bring   a   few, Sfjl^L,^,^_5!__7_S*  *%.£?
pennies ai?d take home .the bacon.   It
pavs   to   Ir^de   in   Saline.    You       J
asked   to   join   whole   heartedly   in
mak'n*T   this   Trade   .^loney   plan   a
er, cultipacker, Clipper fanning mill,
gas engine, Stofer feed grinder, bob
sleigh, 250-ft. drive belt, 1,000 lb.
scale, root cutter, iron vise, crosscut
saw, caldron kettle and jacket, hog
coop, chicken coop, tank heater, two
sets double harness, set slings, spray
-■HaareSm^ P^P. Jland  -^rden cultivator,  bag
ToT n£1^^ all'X'ee^of^?^SS5 |t™* »"^J ?„^, ^^ ^ ^
You- aTe..matches,   while   ICroger   must   wto \mte,4bav^ torto
three of their four notches to. cinch I +J?£?* *Tll^Z'J«   ^ ™£
' tjjg ti _ie.      * I thy hay;  30 gram bags,  and1 many
success—pin  your  faith,  in  this  Saline Trade-Monev—accept it,  stamp   _,_ _„„„ ,„^ „,„      ,. „-tu ,-0i      -r
it and keep it moving, and see what |?re l™™!0^!™^™^1:.^
.Fred G'tunewald had .the high sin-
„^™-c -t ^..-ii ^„ <~ 7,--Ft «,„ v,„j0„r  W. Hanmon had high total score with
1 wonders it will do lo lift the burdens   cq- °
i of   the    times—bring-    back    b'-rt'T.    „".     scor„_ fo]lnw.
itiiitJfls, pnd stimulate business physic- j     lne scores S1.10.^'™
! allv and mentally. '   " i HAARER
•     Get   vour   Trad*..   Money   free   b<*- 'Brown -  ^     .g7  ^^    ^
!.K. Haarer   136    125    138    399
Mother articles too numerous to mention.
Terms:    Cash.
John  Frey,  Proprietor.
Jim Finnell, Auctioneer.
Alwin Burkhardt, Cashier.
Henry Bredernitz,  Clerk.
twpen thp. dates of March 16 and 25
and spend it in Saline during the next
six months.
P. Haarer   143
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135
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149
431
427
CARD OF THANKS
CORN CLIT"R MEMBERS
I 574    469
i KROGER
WILL MEET TONIGHT ggoSSTZZI iS iS
  7A. Burkhardt .... 148    108
At Home of Their Leader, A. J. TLutz;  Grunewald       141    146'
Plans for Coming Season to ■ 	
Be Discussed. 5&7   50'4
  RECREATION
* «     c -•      -,''    -      ,*.„-W.\Bu,rkhardt-.-... 139* 1C4-
A meeting of the Salme Junior '4-H  __.  Burkhart       <*    85
\ Corn club will be held at the -home __•' Gillen        ""'"-"" 132
. of their leader, Arthur Lutz, this eve-  Harmon      ■ "" 175   -166^ 164
'*"*—    Roy Danker of the farm: crops,      '      • *
j Hs.'".  sib
KROGER
GTall  139    167
We wish to thank neighbors end
559 1602* i fri*511^*5 for the many expressions of
i sympathy and kindness shown u*s
113 397 ! during the' illness and death of our
168 '4.42 ' beloved husband and father Also
150 406 'R-sv- Schofield for his eonuorting
' words.
IMlrs. Elizabeth Dell,
TUoyd Dell."    '
181    478
612 1703 ;
104
136
ITS
125
143-
. nino-
J department, Michigan State college,
j will bs present, and the corn exhib-
j its t7hn.t were on disn'lay at the col-
361
314
411
505
CARD OTF, THANKS
. lege during Farmer's 'Week and which _«_   Burlchardt        124    l-±5
] v-on    the    fallowing  prizes,   wilj  be  Grunewald .... ""'. 119   135
ishSv": .    ,oe„    „r    • FitzGerald   165   107
) Neil Ernst, $3.50; "Warren Finkbeiner, $3.00; Walter Bredernitz,
Willard   "Feldkaimjp,    Robert    Luck-
hardt, eaeh $1.5,0. 1 -^r
It is expected a number of Rotary Kroger .... -"     19
club .members .will be in attendance "llecreation~V~."V.T.~.V 17
and -that plans for the coming sea- Wiedman      11
son's work will be discussed. Haarer      4
We   wish   to   thank   our   many
frionds.   neighbors  and relatives  for
their kindi  expressions  of  sympathy
550 1592 ' during our recent bereavement;  al.**'-
" j Bev.   Phillipn   'for    his    comforting
134 '440 -words, and the ■singers.
145   414 , M!r* -Toseph Gauss-*
■163
170
417
442
547    554* 612 J.713
HOW T-THEy STAND
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sPct.
(Mr. and Mra .Carl Schleh,.
Mr. and-Mirs. R. J. Gauss.
JLast Csill *Saline Township. Taxes
I will he at the Savings Bank on
.792 j Saturday and at the Citizens Ban1
7LO       .629 " on (Monday,  to receive "taxes.    Thi
13        .459   will be your last chance to pay.
23       .148       Charles Graf, Township Treasurer.
RESULTS OF SOME.
OF-THE
CAUCUSES.
Watkins Products. Call pThone 285.
H. S. Gardner.
Only  One Ticket in  Saline,  Two in
Lodi for a. Changej and Two
in. York.
Saline Township^—Republican
Supervisor—Austin Robison.
Clerk—John iWahl.
Treasurer—C. iW).  Carr.
■Highway  Commissioner — Sebastian Finkbeiner.
•Justice   of    Uie   Peace—Bert   Osborne.
Board    of   (Review*—Andrew   Girbach.
TLodi—Democrat
Supervisor—HaiTy M. Cole.
Clerk—SH. A. Gensley..
Highway Commissioner — August
Henes.
Overseer—George ScThafible.
Justice of the Peaces-Joseph TBurk-
hardt.
Board of 'Review—-Albert Raus.
TLodi—Republican
Supervisor—William;     A.      Lindemann.
Clerk—Daniel D. Haussler.
Treasurer—Albert Gross1.
tHlghway Comimissioner — Albert
Hoeft.
Board of Review—Jacob Bauer.
Overseer—Otto Bredernitz.
Justice   of   the   Peaces—JLawrence
Weber.
Pittsfield—TRepublican
Supervisor—Arthur -Heininger.
Clerk—Dan Ellsworth.
Treasurer-—George Rathfon.
Highway   Commissioner — Daniel
Campbell.
Justice     of     the     Peace^—Eldred
Thomas.
TBoard' of Review—.George Heininger.
Pittsfield—Democrat
Supervisor—Al. Parker.
Clerk—William. Wiedman.
Treasurer—H. P. McMillan.
. Justice of the Peace—Frank For-
shee.'
•Highway    Commissioner — Daniel
Hertler.
Overseer—^J. F. Riehm-.
Boar„d of Review—Harry Crane.
York—Republican
Supervisor—Herman Oelka.
Clerk—George Steidle.
Board of Review—Dan Murray.
-Justice of the Peace—Robert Kerr.
York—Democrat
Supervisor—Walter R. Mason.
Clerk—N. S. Chevalier.
Treasurer—Stella -Trim.
Highway    Commissioner — Loyal
Kanitz.
Justice of .the Peace—Frank Gooding.
Board of Review—Clyde Gauntlett.
Bridgewater-T-Democrat
Supervisor—-Fred Blumhairdt. *-    ,
-  Clerk—Ola Every." '    * -
1 Treasurer—Hiram   Martin.
Highway    Commissioner — Louis
TrplK    "'""-  '"*."-■     •     '  - i-   -
' Overseer—Thomas Pense.
'" Ju'stice ' of " the   Peace—Theodore
Westphal.
Board  of Review—Bert Martin.
Bridgewater—Republican
Supervisor—Oscar Raab.      s*'
Clerk—Walter Rawson.    '
Treasurer—Albert Mahrle.
Highway Commissioner — Herman
W.apk**nhut.
Justice     of     the     Peace—Alfred
Braun.
Board of Review—TLee Sturdevant.
All sales casn.    No credit.
Mercantile Company.
saline
Wanted—Livestock   of   all   Tkinds-
John Probyn, phone 251.
Order   your*   sprinjr   suit  made   to
measure $17.75 up, at Parsons'.
William   Schumacher
Passed Away Monday
Had'Lived in Saline Township for 42
Years; Was Born in Freedom
73 Years Ago.
Oarhartt and. Headlight* Best Overalls sold at 88c at Parsons'.
Dr. Hess' Stock and Boultry Tonic*
now on sale by Saline Mercantile Co
Save Dollars on repair labor-
Prices reduced 20 to 60<%. Wiedman,
Auto Company.
For Sale^—Two good work horses;:
cow and calf. Jacob Finkbeiner^
phone 142-F31.       "*    i ' 20-lx
DonU wait another day if. you need
Dental wonik. Dr. R. G. Sigler, Dentist, over Gross' Hardware;
Orders for rubber stamps may be
left at The Observer office. Promipt,
satisfactory service.
Don't miss my display of new artificial plate designs-. Dr. R. G. Sigler,
Dentist, over Gtross' .hardware.
The TNew Chevrolet Standard Six
NOW ON DISPLAY
Geo. V.  Cook & Son,
Authorized CfieXTolet Dealers
USE NO-DTJS SOLUTION
To treat your coal.
Saline Mercantile Company.
To Rent—Unfurnished rooms or a.
separate apartment. Will rent any
part to suit reliable party. A. Schmid.
Use Avicol Tablets for Whit. Diarrhoea and Cholera and keep those
ijhicks healthy.   Saline Mercanti1?* Co-
Radio service, all makes and models. Shop at Gross' hardware, phone
101; evenings, 34-F22. Walter W.
Schneider. 17
NOTIC7E
Until   further   notice   coal   sales
must be either by cash or check.
Edw. J. Muir.
Small fruit "plants, strawberries,
raspberries, at very low prices
Watch for our adv., to appear soon
H. Gross & Sons.
_ .Expert body and fender work, up
bolstering, spray painting, and service .on all -cars. We---1"1-"-- «i—»•-»«
John E.-Dicks, Prop.
West'Side'Garage.
Labor prices reduced.    Let us repair your car now at a saving.
GEO. V COOK & SON,
Authorized Chevrolet Dealers
NOTICE
Until   further   notice   coal,  sales
.must be either by cash or check.
'•  ' Edw. J. Muir.
Some .wonderful bargains in personal stationery, greeting and bridge-
cards, etc-, at The Obperver office-
See our window display    ~
The New Chevrolet Standard Six
NOW ON DISPLAY
Geo. V. J0ook- & Son,
Authorized  Chevrolet Dealer*
George Schumacher, highly' respected "resident of Saline township
for the .past 42 years, died Sunday at
the family home, aged 72 years. He
is survived by the widow, Matilda
Roller Schumacher, a son, Durward,
at home; a daughter, Mrs. Kennard
Wise, of Clinton; two grandchildren;
a brother, William!, of Bridgewater;
and four sisters, Mrs. Jacob Renz and
Mrs. George Klager, of Bridgewater
and Miss Marv Schumacher and
Mirs. Christina Kramer of Saline.
Mir. Schumacher was born in Freedom township and was a lifelong
resident of Washtenaw county.
Funeral services were held at the
residence yesterday afternoon, Rev.
Otto Papsdorf officiating. Interment
in the cemetery at Clinton.
New and Used Fanm Implements
and Tractors. Priced in line with
present commodity prices. See us before you buy' and save Dollars. Wiedman Au'to Company.
New Idea Farm Implements. We
have been appointed local dealers and
will be pleased to supply your requirements in implements and repairs.    Wiedman Auto Company.
1928 CHEVROLET COACH
A  serviceable -oar  at  a  very low
price.   Only S60.00.
GEO  V. COOK & SON,   -
Authorized Chevrolet Dealers
LAST CHANCE TO PAY TAXES
At Savings,Bank Thursday, March
23, Citizens Bank Friday, March 24.
Frank Camburn, City Treasurer.
FOR CASH OR TRADE
Day-old baby chicks, hatched from
flock of R. O. P. oedigreed Barred
Plymouth R*>"ks. -"Will accept corn,
wheat, or bailed straw. Saline Valley
Farms, Inc., Saline, iMich., 145-F4.
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Classified Advertising     I
MLVEVIUM CHARGE. 25 CENTS     j
<ic per line first in-sertios, 4c per line i
each subsequent insertion. *        |
Choice Farm Seed for sale.   Saline
Mercantile Company.
Place your order now for nursery j
products   for   spaing   delivery.     H
Gross & Sens. \
■ For Sale—Several good used Ford
tractors and plows; two 10-20 tractors, nearly new; one nearly new
Farm-All Tractor; used double disc.
These gr~ -^xcentional (bargains. See
them1.    Herman Heininger. 22
GOOD LUCK CHICKS! Stronger
and easily raised. Satisfaction assured. . Hajbches taken off every iMfonday
and Thursday. Get our low prices
aMd finance "plan. Tune in on our program over WJR at 7:15 every Mon-
diav night beginninig Januaiy. 23.
Neuhauser. THatcheries, Saline, Mich.
With Saline" Mercantile. Co. Frank
Harms, Manager. 14-16'
The New Chevrolet Standard Six
NOW ON DISPLAY
Geo. V.  Cook  £ Son,
Authorized  Chevrolet Dealers
Your success with poultry for the
whele year depends on the kind of
chicks you get this spring. Don't go
through another year with under-
p'roduction, reverses and discouragement. -/_"_,,    -
Among other qualities -Burmiaister
chicks ' include—All Poultry T. B.
tested_ under Federal supervision, B.
yV7* D. tested under. State surcervi-
"ion, R. O. P. ma'les. " Records 202 to
296 eggs in one irear7 THeavier. producing "hens.. Trap" nesting year
around." No eggs bought. No cus-
0,21 hatching. ' Clean chicks. Drive
up 'before""' you buy.. Burmeister's
Poultry Farm, and THatchery, two
miles'soutli-cf Bridgewater.
i      HI-GRADE COAL AND COTKE
AT RIGHT PRTCES
;    Standard Petroleum Coke.
White Star Petroleum Coke.
KopF'ST*3 Miami Coke. * _"' '
Koppers Pocahontas. "'"•
-  Koppers Elkhorii.
Dundori Red Ash.
D., L.-& W. Coal.
Phones: Res.. 3-R.     105      Office, 2-R
.  "EDW. J. 7M7UIR
WANTED—People in this vicinity
who have any legal printing required
in the settlement of estates, etc.,
will confer a favor by having it sent
to this newspaper. Tlie rates are
universal j in such matters and to
have your notices appear in this
paoer it is only" necessary to ask ihe
Probate* Judge to send them tn* The
Observer.
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