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VOLUME 53
SALINE. WASHTENAW  COUNTY- MICHICL&N,. .THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1933.
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NUMBER S
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We strive to
«i ssl-prseriv n*   t. c>
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•'iv*.- -their1 n**v- *-•"
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of the
COMMUNITY
we serve
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The Saline Savings Bank
The One Story Bank on the Corner
Saline, Michigan
Friday and Saturday
BOSTON BUTTS : ,. 10c
PORK SHOULDER ROAST ] 10c
PORK SHOULDER STEAK lie
pork chops :.„.;...,....;_ i2c
HOME       . S¥OKED HAMS .... .'...._..*..... 16c
CURED and   SMOKED HAM SLICED 20c
SMOKED      SMOKED HAM CENTER 25c
OUR OWN MAKE Liver Sausage 10c, 3 lbs 25c
SPARE RIBS, 8c lb. three pounds for 21c
LARD, any quantity       8c
BONELESS FRESH FISH 20c
STERLING BRAND OYSTERS
Schmid's Meat Market
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ATTENTION!
Churches and Schools
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Again this year, as in years past, ,1 will give youV the"
I very lowest price on Xmas candy and nuts; you know
Sthat I carry only the best grades in this line of mer-
Ichandise. Do not give the Kiddies cheap candy,"'it
lonly causes "stomach ache," and who \yants a stom-
icfa ache on Xmas day? / !
Get your order in at once and avoid that last min-
[ute disappointment.
[onarch Coffee, per pound .27
Pick Talk Coffee, per pound .17
fiehigan Cheese, per pound .-.._.*. :.._■<'. .15
rancy Creamery Butter, per pound ...-..j 22
ilorida Oranges, 2 dozen for :..;....; .35
seal Brand, Dated CoJfee, per pound .Vt !\25
•'lour, home milled, 24 1-2 lb. sack  .95
immonia, full quart bottle, each 15
\ & G. or Kirk's Flake White, 10. bars, '. 27
I carry a complete stock of Molasses,. Candied
feels, Nut Meats, Prunes, Dates, Figs, Cake Color-
ig, Cake Trimmings, Extracts, and everything for
r~Xmas baking..
L. D. TANNER
[ONE 45
FARM SERVICE STORE
SALINE
High Scores Feature
Week's Bowling Card
Recreation Julmps to Tie for -Third
Place; Tanner Increases Lead
By Winning:, Six Gaines.
Armbruster's     . continued       their.
til 'ffie™ las£~ weels;' had been giving
Tanner's Soap Chipa a run >for-their,
money, but the five-game losing
streak now gives the Grocers, a comfortable, lea'd. There were 'two 500'
scores for the winners, Rudy -TWahi
having 187, 204 " and 132 iqr - high'
single and total score with 523, and
Harmon close behind with 173, 191-
and 135 for a total of 509.
The scores follow:
RECREATION
Wahl       187    204    132—523
D. Burkhart  Ill    15T   136—398
Dell    133    143   160—436
Harmon    173    191    135—509
■ 604   689 563 1856
AR1TVTBRUSTER
A. Armbruster.... 126   136 156—418
Fosdick     156    139 l€4s-^59
A. Burkhardt  174   133 135—442
Stimpson   136   131 132—399
--.." 592 .539   587 1718
'In the. other, half of .the - double-'
header,; Tanner-'s - strengthened their
hold "on-"'* first ". place-.,- by-.- defeating
Haarer'sTi all.""7,thre"e^£-_games. - This
match "was'also'featured by two 5C0
scores. W. Burkhardt was Thigh with
181, 201 and 139 for a total of 52i,
Wittbracht next with 193, 162 an
152 for 507. Grunewald,. of the lo**.'
ers, was high single scorer;, however,
with 207 in the second game.
The scores follow:,
HAARER
Brown ...'  113   154   110—377
C.  Haarer .-:....  132    129     91—352
F.  Haarer.   151    121    136—108
Grunewald .....-+-.? ISO- 207    139—476
''"  ' "'526    611 476 1613
TANNER
Wittbracht       193'   162 152—507
Ash   148   '136 132—416
Burithardt   181    201 139—521
.Tanner    161    127 -158—446
683    626    581 1890
BY I«IC!ODEl*US^7>.r,, '
I see by the paper .thatjFm not the
only one taking up the':n|^jC[*fl-estit>n',
I too - noticed * that I ?^<J'J->JinWst
alone in my opinion, thsitvi's,-With the
other writers. But "somehow*I- feel
my
jprity-    ..       _    .     .    ....      ..
"~-F-*do.7not. feel that,. through'^ conceit, j but1 because of the' "many ^public-,
expressions *I have heard. -'7;* '' .' V.„v'
' ,1-ainderstand a good share of thek
•Tpreachers-have condemned it as bar-'
barism, "brutality, etc.     *-i __ ^._
' I most heartily .agree. \ Jf-'^'weje a
preacher* I would sign "the.* sam£ paper. **But soon afterward "•'I'.would
sign -a- "Criminal' Kidnaping".", dogjir
ment as 'inhumane-insane -maijislaugn-
ter. So'in the long ivot l', believe I
-would choose barbarisipr.to 'end this
insane (killing fire that'"fias entered
into man a criminal's^ tjead.
A -certain- governor,' "q^Californa I
believe, stated some , sugsfc-.fact, sas 1
have above. .£>ear, dear, an'^.you
should hear the response :v .'*'   '"    .
The governors of other^states'jlost
no -time in retorting.     ' -- *£   T   ^oVf'"
This .whole thing proved tit'least
one point I have ponderS^"^"oyer.
There is:at least one straight governor in these 48 states of ,oui;sy the
governor of California,    f     "7',"" * '* -
I can't understand howjfair-^iind'ed
men  can condemn mob -.violence, as"
PTA Meeting Monday
Evening A Gala Affair
Old-TFasKioneaI Christmas- ProgranTof
.>*,   Fun. and "Hilarity;'^*itti P*p^;",V
..!•-;*'-►-    s     com''and Slch.'"-'   '■"^
ANOTHER PIONEER        THE OBSERVER LINERS
;IS. CALLED HOME'      Classified!Advertising
John FenitecieTTIr., Had1 Been a \     ^roMCHABGE. 25 C^NTS
'•' *' Resident of-Saline", for More,*- . • 'Be per=rHne first insertion,'4d per* "in**
'"- Tjhan! Sixty.. Ye^rs..',.**.     -     f ..." j^ch-;siibseflUfeDt'in--^rtloir.'- * ■*
^'Johh Feuerbacher-Sr.,7died Sunday !
in' the Saline hospital, after a long j
illness. " He was   born   October   22, ;
Cemetery dues* due.   Ple£ise do.
For  Sale^WTfSt'e" popcorn.
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He is survived by. two sons., Clajr-
encdp: of-,Beverly Hills, 'Calif., and
Edward.-,.!'.'. p5*' Saline, three*■'g:fcand-
chiidreii/'two^ "greatgrandchildren and
several .nieces sand nephews.
* (Private 7funeral services were .held
yesterday**'afternoon at 2 o'clock,at
13-" Styles "Wolverine *Wo*3c Shoes to
iielect' from at'Parsons!.
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;: If. the plans of- the" program^'Com-   1854, in- Wurtemburg,;Germ*%ny^and.pWefireV*'*iS'S^np-'500-
vjaitteei,^it .-;^resent% go>JTthEOUghfS;iHe-|:^eame, to Saline; when-18 .^ears>bf -age.J- --■.-.-..-.■ vf, <=•■    -    -
■ Christmas program^of-itSe P^Tr'-Ars'in 187&'He was united'in marriage to       ----- -  "•.—.-.*--..
i*^ir,pe,a'ga^- affair. An old-fashion- j Christina Schaible at Saline. Hejw'as
ed., Christmas-•>.-prpgram--iwithE"'no, j a - member of Trinity Lutheran!
yriurigstJers "in the", X&ist-^wiU -'tie given,, j church, and had been ip the black-
,an '"old-fashioned SajatavClaiis''vrill!''Be'i smithing-'business for more-than '50
present", to distribute-"popc6rnB'b4HsJ years," or until'his, health failed-and
and bntnges".to the youhgeivcinldten, j rh'e^retir'ed* three years ago. '
and song's-wiU enliven the evening.
The exact prbgramf.canndt-be-iffint-
ed at tliis time/^ul; it^vjll be a Winger, aiid well worthy of your presence..
A. fr^e-will offering "will be taken up
toTH«ip theP. T. A-"-in.'their**fi1iiist-
mas work, and a large -attendance
'J.  L.,
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. yWaiited^Livestock * of   all   kinds-
John "Probyn, phone 251.
. Rabbit.-.feed aiid other supplies on
sale, at'.Tlie 'Observer office... j --
tn\fliess''' Stock and Pouitiy Tonic-
Ecf*v.ion,jsale by Saline,Mercantile Co
' W. TIT. TDbuglas^Shoes-for men certainly do wear.    Sold, by Parsons.
15 Plate'Genume Ford Battery. Exchange' only .§7.40.    Wiedman Auto
Vmwp^-r. ;■-' .-.   . ■ - -/-'!*; ■- -
'- - ' *t7GV* —-^*—*- '-- ^'■i-+  >~z "".*u    .-/• i'-"
Qiristmas tree" lighting outfits, set
will"-be" present* no doubt. * Be sure to the home of his son, and ^reguar ser-
be there, to smile with your neigh- • vices at . 2:30 at Trinity Lutheran
bor, to enjoy the; glee of. the kiddies, church, -.Rev. Adolf Lederer officiat-
and to .generally , enliven,^ .youraelt i ing. Interment. was ,. in Oakv^ood
with 'a 'diaphragm-jiggling.;evening" of -, cemetery.  *-"'.*' *,'      , '■.
fiin ,and77-,^hjlaijty.,>.i  *>. • u*i> f-r, r-\i «£.ji >-.-.^*-     -•'j/'", \*  ,jW—r-rr -wti,*" •-^
"KApSy^"^'"WKlifc-VTyvTii-1|^"X!fi^r\Q*S.*'BO?' S^",g.S7ns of .eight,. (Complet^with-rbulbs,  only
-    <■.-"■'  riS 7DOWN 3,765-TFEET ji'r'Recognition- tO Michigan j^Sc.^qpss Hardware.   .   .i.-t,..^    >-.
,.u ,     i V,"i '••   "'•     C/AlHUt"      I'        tf"     *     ;-"'        —    \ '."> Ji        "'.%.'•"* '■       " ■'■'
! »The, Naoleon oil w^l'-piosjSeSitingrBaiis Aldrich' of".Fairgro,ve*;Woa-Retj- .- Bqoks,c.,toys,,'games   and' TPamting -
Ihole.-is now'down'i^^^fe'et^go'iS^'• ''"' serve Chimpioriship 7in7 Oats(. .-.-.i-outfits-Xor the little folks a.tt-the,-Sa^
-   -     .'-.'.... °...~       -    •   --«*.- «! c.       » .      *,-line^yarietyLStore.   . ^    *
Christmas T^eith^Tjcandle light.in .
nter,'1- '"•"electriSallyir* lighted,     55c. '
slowly through hard rock.' contajMihg
a* 7percentage" -of .-iron. --'Tife -we£k'
heavy ,tools*i*were brought in'rt6"puil
At Chicago .Show.,
               A   '20'*-year-old. boy   'has    brought'
such a dastardly act.    When :mp*03A the - ljSJGoTffeefc^oF'six-^ in'small, grain
i,„^^ o^ i™~.»' mar,  mi-v-mtm who  whi'c*awas -pufcTdowB in an attempt   seed breeding to TMichigan and has at
to'get-.rid:of the.water wliiclTslows' the same Ume financed his, short
up tthej-drilling process? • The-watfer course education in .general .agricul-,
fcould not be cased out because of ture ?.? TMichigan,.State- coIege,.> ,t ,
fissures at fitftervals ihv' the rack. ^e },f W^M .^drich of Fairgi-owv.
.Harolfl-.ConbVerritf^lSfge'ftf fiie^Qut- who won the reserve championship in
nt sdsys-t*r*th&t.rthiS7''v'ciii"'"-pr*yigedJa3^^ '^ ^S^1.-sefondvin:, two-row
well without the casing and that they Parley compefafaon^aj^.tly^-^ema-
.      ^ may, agam^tlr---th*^r^ca^g> ^t^^t1?^.1^111 "^w. held ui>. Chicago
money or' friends  would^ing,   no   ^aHeV ,size   pipe* ' after; 'theylhave   last-week.     t ^    .    -- .
doubt, but a man witH ^ealflfP-and ; reached   3 000   feet—Brooklyn   Ex'--    Aldnch hagsa record of- winnings
an underworld foothold -•^huh,-*just | ponent.      '       ** '      '-'     "'  '*","0,,, =•"-""> *
try to "jug" him.       '■ -   ^ ■' ' ■ - * *   '
hang an innocent man, or-'a^mah who
has  committed  a  crime   less,, than   to.'get«.rid:of the-water   whicfslows
murder, then I say mob "violence is  — .«._.-j-nis--— _* ;. m^^-.j-iiVL:
a crime. But when a rndb^'hangs 7a7'
worthless, cold-blooded killer, 'that "if
left to the-law woud be a(5fyuitteEroi'
paroled--iii. a few* years,.-I -ttDMt-WjQS-1'
tice for the* public.good.    '' '*
.Some txK>r. lon=' murderer with no
«s«B>J
center,
Gross ^Hardware'7
ExainineV cemetery, receipts.    Pay
dues.   -  '*    ' *:-*     '      '"' ' . .._
,HoW Ionsr would GrossVTyhardware 1 special SUNDAY EVENTtNGvr -
stand   if   thev bucked^e^I*mA full j .PBOObAMjAT M. E. CHURCH
force?    W^ouldjutheggovernor   stand j     *•'._,   . -- ■.    -
for it?    Wby,_ t^yy^l^n^bem |     prof;E_ ^^ Doty q£ Anh.AlCr spending for hjs1  e^ht-weeks'  short
at grain ^sHpjvs ".which - isrf believed "to-
be".'unequalled;-in Michig'ari: ^Biiring.
the, past year 'his cash; winningsjbave
amounted to approximately , §250,
which is five times the amount he is,
.For,-,Sa,Jen^Buffet,*''-refinished- -"'like -
new;* I*^-'^aterj*.tankj" goodtiei-osscut "
sa-y:!,,Pho"oe5.2p2.v'.;.c.MjI--c'' -*--; bStfs-u*'*
. 1929.-'' Chevrolet roadster.' * New
-paint-; -job. Good condition. Only
$110.00.   .Wiedman Auto. Co...
Weidman went into sole possession
of the cellar Monday night, when
Recreation took them, three games.
Recreation ssems to have just hit
their stride and are now gradually
closing in on the leaders. Wiedman
turned in one of the worst games
they have played this season, only
placing one man over the 400 mark.
Recreation, on.the.other hand, placed
two over the 500 mark. Bill Harmon
had high total of 525, while Wahl
garnered 501 and also had high single Ecore of 182.
■ The scores  follow. „
WIEDTMAN
Fairbanks    IIS    152    157—427
W.   Armbruster'   137      77    122—336
Lawrence  128    116    120—30t
Hoeft    143    130    116—389
526    475 515 1516
RECREATION
Wahl       180'   139 182—501
D   Burkhardt. .. 144   136 101—SSI.
Dell        152    142 162—456
Harmon   165'   '179 181—525
■ 641 596 626 1863
•Tanner's " continued to increase
their lead* in the" league Tuesday
night by defeating. Gross Hardware
all three games. ' The first two were
close; the Grocers winning by 17 and
12 'pins, but the last one was .decis-,
ively a Tanner victory.    <
'High single .score went to Maurice Henderson with a mighty 210.
Stanley Wittbrach't "led the way fo„
total honors.' getting. 198, 164 and
188 for a total of';'5o6,' which we believe to be. pretty fsair bowling.
Yowsah. .
The scores follow:
TANNER
Wittbracht  ...7...*.   ^.,164    188—550,
Ash   J.\.:..:.-1. 130'.   146    150—426
W.  Burkhardt 7.".   124-"  147    173—444
Tanner ...'. l._  165^188    123—476
*•'   617" 645 634 1896
GROSS,
Gross      147   fl.25 d53—425
Dusterbeck  ...7...., 127   106 171^104
Henderson   lh2"--210 126—488*
Fitzgerald 7 172   192 133—499
out of'b-istaPM in no tim'e-'How long | ^L^±-£^^^^'^ course-at the college,
has a certain  manufacturer bucked   ^J^L^Hven^t »?ESSf *vP™ *=    ,?h,e  ^rgrova boy entered beans,
And. yet. he still hasn't signed
gram Sunday, evening a,t 7:30:
Concert Overture in C Minor—THol-
lifi:
•-■sr^',^''.-'.i.' :,'■-■ J- if s-**^
. Model. A   Ford" Tudor.. TLots   of
mileage left7"'"$95.0O. will   buy "this
car.* \ Wiedman Auto Company.... ..
.If.you would like a nice'rabbit for"
your- Sunday dinner, leave order at
eilher meat market on Fridays.
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A-dagio, in - A Minor—Bach.
Cantabile—Franclfc. r
Jesu .Bambino—Yon.
The Holy Boy—Ireland.
Benediction—Karg-Elert.
Council Proceedings
which placed second-in--world competition 'at the World Grian show in
Regina, Canada, last year. He also i.
won second place in oats and fifth
prize for wheat in the International
at Chicago last year.
He has been successful in breeding
two of his ,o,wn blends of crops.
Aldrich    developed    Swedish    Select
Oats'and a new'strain of select from ,    . .       .
Golden Shaft Wheat, whi:h have mon i     Some .wonderful  bargains  in  per-
him-many prizes ! sonal stationery, greeting and bridge
For three years,, in succession,-Aid-.] ca"la./.etc, at.  The   Observer   office.
rich -Tias  wo'a' 'the  sweenstakes  for I "7~Ti T7~7    7,,   ,    «"..*   '
wli'eat; at- the Michigan Stat2 fair in1     Wolverine   Horselude Work   Shoes
Detroit,Vand  is now planning to gc ' wear anfl sta5r soft-    Tl?e,?-os* c°m' -
into*;'seea*' production    on   a "larger ; fortable   shoe   made.     Sold  at  Par-
Come in and learn about'the New
Deal on *Electroch,efs. Installed in
your home:on trial. Gross'Hardware.
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"Use Avicol Tablets for White Diarrhoea and Cholera and keep those
chicks-healthy.  Saline Mercantile Co.
I
HOW THEY STAND
^      .W        L        Pet
' ,   .'6001   633    583 1816
Tanner  ........... 23       10       .697
Armbruster  _  -IT
Gross  :  16
Recreation   16
Jllaarer ../  12
Wiedman   12
13
.566
17
.485
17
18
.485
.400
21
.364\
CHKISTSIAS BUYING
N
In spite of the added cost "of production we find most' items of merchandise being reasonably priced.
Especially is this true regarding
Christmas goods. -*r Never were gift
articles more alluring-, or. more • easily obtainable. You have only to
'watch the sale prices .in -.this newspaper to verify the above statement.
Shop early—mailu early—buy- at'
home.
SAUNE TOWNSHIP TAXES
I will receive taxes at my home at
any time by appointment, and will
be at'
Saline Savings Bank Jan. "10".
■ Citizens Bank Jan. 24.
Savings Bank,Feb. 7.
Citizens BankrFeb. 14.
Savings' Bank' Feb.'21.
'Citizens Bank Feb. 28.
C. W. Carr, Treasurer.'
it?
their code yet and is at perfect-peace
with the world, and will, continue to
be.   Why ?   He has money; that's the
only   answer.     Still   we   say  "Free j
country."     ■ !
Do you think a life imprisonment;
term to a kidnaper who deliberately j
killed  his   victim,   with  a  parole   in
sight   within   a   few   years,   would j
throw anv great a^o'jnt of fear into > )
others   planning    the    same    thing? ; J
Does a, good beating and a lynching: * •■  	
have the same effect?,,4jJo, I don't]  ^Council, meeting held in the coun-
belisve it does'. "cil chamber Monday evening, Dec. 4.
iGod is ths final judge in all*thing<* '     Mayor Sugden in the chair.    '
If a mob does an iniustice "in hang- ;     Councilmen     nresent:     Fairbanks,
ing  a   man.   our  Father   will 'right ! Uphaus, Cook, Gross.
things  perfectly.    We  are here  and!    Minutes   of  last  meeting  read'by
have  to   enforce  justice as  best we , the Clerk.and stood approved as read-
can.   If our paid officers cannst do it, ;     Mcved by Fairbanks  that ?100.00
it i.° vl-. to us. ,' be transferred from general fund to
Why don't those condemning gov-   sidewalk fund;' supported   by  Cook.
ernors-do  sompthing to  exterminate j Carried unanimously.
the    underworld?    They    have    the *     Movsd by Cook, supported by Up-
.powcr.    Whv do thev s.cend all their ! haus.- that the Council approve C. W.
time erit'-ising those who are trying i a. .Stcrm Sewer Projects" No. 1 and
to make the world unhealthy for the ; 2, and assume cost of materials above
criminals'?   . I 20% of total cost of projects, as re-
No matter how hard il try I just Ti quired by CWA.'
can't figure it out |     The Clerk read the following bills:
A governor calls ,out the militia .to . Detroit  Edison  Co.,   lights
suppress a" mob.   Why. doesnit* h'e> call ■ ' -an<3 power *     432.45   less   than   $50 ^or his   eight  weeks ( f-
out the guards toTsuppress-=tiie-.Grim-': M. A. Alber, depiity sheriff'' -- ' Period this year in the geiieral agri-j'•" - TractorSv priced from $50.00.
inals"7 I     duties _ *   7 36-» cultural   short   course   at   Michigan [     usea .iraciors, pricm «<>«' *»j"„
It fooks^^eiaS^tbey^ElaTfraid^i^ni^~Arto^.;_teZ.7~. ' W Stata college, wh.ich is a fair average'-uP-    «»**«£ ^'kSandTarro^
If so. someone should.have-itheinjob 'deb'.' V..Cook.& Son? parts .,77   ot expense.for-all students..   He says   used Spreader   ««^«r^aiitt narrows.
who isn't.   '" j     for truck .':...„        „'7     11.90r ,&&£ even v/ith*;^is large cash win-, Wiedman,Auto company.
scale.
He    first    began    showing
while-'^a   soDhcmore    in    th
°*r3iris' 	
Smith-1 ISt. Paul's Auxiliary will Hold a
THughesT agricultural course" at Fair- j bake sale Saturday afternoon, De-
gr:ve'high*i*school in 1829. He ob- ■ cember 16, at the Kroger store, at Z
tained   books and   literature 'on the I o'clock".
subject from the college.    Aldrich is j ' 7      7   . ,,    -
a careful- observer at grain shows, I Yes, we have plenty of dolls from
and** believes, that he has only'3c to $3.00'; also a nice line of gift
scratched  ttie^stirTace  in  the fertile '' groods at 25c and 29c.   Saline Variety
fipld  of  seed  breeding.     His  special | Store. 	
strains are already in wide demand, i 7 „    ,     „  ,       ^T  „
and'he is unaDle to supply orders fori - 19-29 Chevrolet Fordor Sedan. New
see(3S - * - . tires.  -Finish like new.    Small down
Aldrich estimates that it ccsts him j payment    will    handle.      Wiedman
Auto Company..!.   ;• •  :
My heart,  folks,  goes  out to the ' Uphaus  &jSchroen, plumbing
governor of California. --j.-n"^^   BUppi"es  ■. 7	
If some' of the- "spoutijigiV^-over--,'Ge-orge 'uhaus, .battery...'
nings at grain' shows, he would not ]
Tie-L-adies""Aia-6"f "Trinity' Luther.- *
12.95 ! 'cultural   course,
nors*"'would.''.tgike/-his■ stand" thev'd^sy-ne'Mercai'tiie Co., supplies 327.S8 1
A^»n -'.4-T.ni^  ''MTqrioo     anr?       malra     fVlo   *-«V~;__J„.    o      c.t..:—.-     T.i—J«_   *„—     -*''      "'*       * nCCdS    Very   Well.
earn "'their ^'salaries and make the"
states a healthier place in which" to
live.    Ameh'.
' LICENSE SALES GROW
Mayer & Schairer, binder for
taxes     .
J. A. Alber, salary. .'     83.33.
C„E. Albgr, salary::.     83.33.!
Adam" Klumpp, salary     10.00,-,
Adolph .Lindemann, labor      1.65
B. E   Dodge, gas.
'2 93' be"".able to finance a four-year, agri-j  . -r-.-—--—-.,z* ^r   1- >-- ..jf*. ^,-=T,i'QTr,
A*A -cultural   course, Tmt 'fiiids  th'at'.,the ' ^'church vrtl*-have^a qui t display
two-year   short  .course   answers*' his ] ^ "bake sale at the Uphaus vacant
• store.Saturday, December-23.     8-9
1'°° ' INSURANCE   COMPA77NY .•'      !*    Dodge  Sedan.
Good, motor, -good;.-
„.„_„ ,*finish,'.T2 new tires.' -A-' lot" of trans-
hajnu-s j portation left in this unusual buy at.
,„    .    .       " 777 7~ _ ..   T i $95.00.    Wiedman Auto Company.
Word of. the Peoria Life Insurance   v      .
IN RECEIVERS'
'L'ansing.—During -isrovember, 1933,
a'total,of ,8,34& motor .vehicle license-j'Touche* &"Nive"n, repairs for
plates were sold' by..thi- department,    pump ...: '.....'.	
of  state  as   compared with  6077-for i'Liance Rogers, labor '...'.:
November,. 1932.     This    increase ' is j Paul Woods, 'laborT'..'.	
due, in .part*, toithe^fact that* the 1934'tistaebler Oil. Co., gas^.	
license plate sale -fo*; both Jiew and "Fred' TLuckhardt, labor....:..
old cars started November 15;"'whils I Gordon Anthony, labor...,..-
only license plates for new cars were | E. Merriman, labor.	
sold" during November,  1932.. ■     .       i John Fritz, labor.,	
Revenue .from, this  source   during! Aaron Luckhardt, labor.—.
3 02; Company of Peona   111     going  into" 0,. ver Faf,n implements ~and Repairs
?-'o*^reCfver,hln,m   tb?tJsta.Ss ?oults ' -Ws are-local dealers and will be
b.08 -last week, was rereived with calm by:   ,       d t    supply VOur requirements.
19.60 • Charle.** E.  Giuss, Michigan's insur-   Pleasea_ IO SHI't'v  '"": ^ 4	
14.00,  anc.e_commissioner.
;  2,J0 j     "The'-e is no reason for Mi"higan
4.90   nolicv holders in  the Reoria Life to
2,80   become unduly .'alarmed over the sit-
1 promptly.
Warited-
Wiedman Auto Company. ,
50 to 100   meat   rabbits-- -
i,weekly.-7 Th'e'American Fur Growers
z,6u   oecome unauiy.aiarmeo over tne sir- * -.^^        Locai-No. 5, Saline." -
S|5   uation. for pi*r in^rpnce denartment * ^'-BrowrisSec'retary. Phone 60-F2.
10:50   will receive--me- greatest co-operation v: vx> ■Dluw"' ■> _^
12.25, from   Commi^siQner   Ernest   Palmer
ADDITION AL, LOC AL J
l«L. D. Tanner, welfare food
, -.Roschbocker & Weinlander,
,     Already 'the.-Illinois insurance de-,j      .
I partment "s working on plans for thfe-,"faallne;
-survey .      30.00   mutualization of .th'e company, Com-'
y"7'",~   ~,   , , „_    I,  ,Motion*.:bv   Fairbanks,   supported   missioner Gauss..was informed. "This
Mr. and-Mrs/CarUMoehn wereoDe-lb   u haug   that'bills be allowed anfe .'includes   a   comnlete   reorganization
trait visitors Saturday. _ 0~der% dra^n for same.        . : j with  a new   management   for   the
"William    Powers of.   Detroit, Mr. 1     Councilmen .interested   in    above j company," he"isaid.
and Mrs. O. ■ C. Woelner and daugh-, Dijjs withheld  their votes.. * '   j     Of-  the  $1'87;000,000   insurance  in
ter, Delia, of Ann Arbor and Mr. and I     narried. ! force with the Pebria'L-ife in the en-
Mrs. Edward Albsr were Sunday din- !
-Mich.
New Idea Farm Implement*. We
bave been' appointed local dealers and-
will be plesased to supply your ,re-
quixements In implements and repairs.   Wiedman Auto .Company.
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Gall.; subject to call of Mayor.    Carried.
Mrs. Andrew Hartman entertained! "lOTTTTCE 'WA7LLACE.   Clerk,
six little .girls  Friday  afternoon in | MARK B. SUGDEN. Mayor.
tionor'of -the ^ixth birthday anniver- j —
sary of her daughter, Jean,    flight! TLODI TOWNSHIP TAXES
*>lj}nch  was*'  served. , Jean    received
many lovely gifts.
The next, meeting of the"Washte-
naw County Brotherhood will be held
at Willis December 17-.-s-=J. B. Steere'
of- Ann Arbor"willf .sneak-' at j4>^30--o.
m. and Rev..F. Cowin..of>Ann Arbor
at''7:30. 'Special musigrafternoon'"a7nQ'
evening.. ,.Free", .luiichj served /afe 6^
o'cldckr ' -' .... "'.Ta^l,'
Carried.
Motion by Gross that we adjourn , tire country, Michigan policy holders
have over over $20,000,000.
!»nSS DONNA E. WILSON
\ BRIDE OF WALTER PFATJS
PITTSFIELD TGWNSIffE.TAXfiS*.
-I will:b*e7at the. following* places-'to
receive taxes':
Farmers  & Mechanics Bank,  Ann
Ar"~>or. Dec! 23, Jan. 6. 13, '20 and 27.
Ypsilanti' Savings   Bank   Dec.  30
and Jan.'23:
*• "Citizens Bank, Saline, Jan. 9.
i    Saline  Savings Bank. Jan. 30.
I   TReed's Store," Piatt, Jan. 1'6.
I    * George TH. Rathfon, Treasurer.
Pay your cemetery dues now.
i!    Pay  cemetery dues.
Jceipts.
Examine  re-
• I   '    (From The Teeumseh Herald)
I will be ready to receive taxes on !-:' Miss Donna E. Wilson, daughter of
the following days: -• ■' Mr. and Mrs..Charles C. Wilson, and
Saline Savings. Bank, Dec. 8. 29.'    | Walter Pfaus,  son  of Mr.  and Mrs.
-Citizens Bank, Saline, Dec. 15 *and j Edward' Pfaus of .Manchester, were
January 10. ■ •' married Friday, noon in Indianapolis.
Bridgewater Savings Bank-Decern- -'Tnd.  ' The" ceremony "was' performed
bef 22.
•"-.State' Savings  Bank,  Ann  Arbor,
January 5.
- -'"   77, Albert Frey, Treasurer.   .
/-f_j- r '£ E ■■. ■■"•   - '	
HOLIDAY BOOKS
••■ 'Hu'rlburt's Story of the Bible, $2.75
and up.
- Hurlburt's Life of Christ, $2.50 up.
Cruden's .Concordance, S3.50.
International Bible,  $1.20 up.
Arthur Erskine.
Bring' 'that  order  fpr  printing  to.
service,  prompt delivery, reasonable
prices.
Pay '33 and former cemetery dues.
by Rev. Robert C. Kuebler, an uncle
of Mr. Pfaus, at his home, in the
presence of only-the-immediate rela^i
tives. The bride-wore a brown crepe
'ensemble with accessories to match.
After a .short*'' wedding trip the
young couple will reside in their
home at 213 South Oueida street, recently purchased ■ from Mrs. Rose
Burrow.
Mrs. Pfaus is a graduate of Tecum
DeSoto-Plymouth Dealer Wanted" "
A"7DeSoto and Plymouth dealer is
wanted in local territory.   Must have_
some cash. Good proposition to right'
party.   If interested call Hendee Motor Sales,-, 502, E.  Washington, 'Ann
Arbor, 'phone 9752.—Adv.
HI-GRADE, COAL A7ND COTJKE
AT RIGHT PRICES      ,
Standard2 Petroleum Coke.
White Star Petroleum Coke.
Koppers Miami Coke.
Koppers Pocahontas.
Koppers EUchonn.
Eundon Red Ash-
D., L. & W. Coal. /
Phones: Res., 3-7R     105     Office, 2-R
EDW. J. MTUIR
WANTED—People in this vicinity
whe; have any legal printing required
In   the   settlement   of   estates,   etc..
seh high   s-hool   and of   the   Ford   will confer a favor by having it sent
School-"of Nursing, in Detroit.    Mr.
Pfaus is"- a "'graduate ,of Manchester
your  Home  Town  Printers.    Quick-- high school and, of *.7Mi'chigan State
"•    - -- -    ""    college.,and--has,"'.been.manager of the
East TEnd iil^s&et- Here for some time.
£■* *.
.'.\V7
Pay "cemetery* dues now.   Please.
-."; ,. **-   .'.. -'«
■cf. *;'-.*t. -      ,'      .
to • this newspaper. The rates are
universal" in such matters and to
have your notices appear in this
paper it is only necessary to ask the
-Probate Judge to send them ta The
Observer.
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