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SALINE
SAVINGS
BANK
wish you all a Merry
Ch:ristmas and ,
a Happy and Prosperous
New Year
Merry Christmas Folks!
BIG THURS., FRIDAY, SAT. SPECIALS
of our regular A-l Quality Meats
HAMBUEG, 8c; three pounds for 1. 21c
SAUSAGE, 8c; three pounds for    21c
RIB BOILING-BEEF, pound .■*„■-.■:.-..: -    7c
SHOULDER-BEEF ROAST, pound lie
ROUND AND SIRLOIN STEAKS, pound 15c
PORK LOIN ROASTS, whole or half, pound........ 12c
Pork Shoulder Steak -or Roast, pound.. 10c
PORK SAUSAGE IN CASINGS, pound - 12c
lice Holiday Poultry
Leave your orders early.
STERLING BRANI) OYSTERS
55c quart—30c pint
TELEPHONE 38
Schmid's Meat Market
THE FRIENDLY STORE
GROSS DEFEATS
- RECREATION
Haarer Wins TFrom Armbruster, But
' Lose to Wiedman; Victory Puts
Gross in Third Place.
Last Wednesday evening TKaarer's
took a turn for the better and -defeated Armbruster two out of three
games, wThich were featured by mediocre-, bowling onjthe Tpart <of.bp^l}:
teams,5 and splits were in 'abundance.
Fred Grunewald, anchor nian for the
meat cutters", walked off with high
honors with a single score of 178 and
a total of 483. /
The scores follow:
HAARER
Brown    127   156    175—458
C. THaarer       144    130   131—405
F. 'Haarer..   139    147   135—421
Grunewald   142   178   163—483
552   611 604 1767
AR7MBRUST7ER
Stimpson     115    131 140—386
Fosdick      164    125 120—409
A. Armbruster.... 117... 136:...'122—375
A. Burkhardt  171    125 168—454
*      567   517 550 1634
' On Monday night,' however, things
did . not go so well for the Lamb
Chops.-? Wiedman, thinking they had
occupied " the ' cellar long enough,
changed 'places* with -Haarer's by
beating them7all three games. After
looking over the score sheet, I have
decided that if Wednesday's score
was mediocre there must be a word
for this game, but I can't think of
anything expressive enough. sAxchie
TLawrence gets the news flash with
179 for high single score .and 435 for
a high-total'. J'*
TKe. scores follow.
'"      *"'  HAARER
Brown   137    156    120—413
C.   Haarer   135    119    121—373
F. Haarer...*:      127    135    105—367
Grunewald   122   100   148—370
521    508 494 1523
WIED7M3AN
Fairbanks   118   136 130—394
W.  Armbruster..   118    149 144—411
Lawrence   144    179 112—435
Rentschler   161    111 152—424
541 575 538 1654
After dropping the first game by
85 pins, Gross Hardware came back
strong to win the next two from
Recreation. As has been the ease in
the last two meeting the past week,
the scores were very low; that is,
low in comparison with the scores of
two weeks ago. Harmon was the big
man with 173 for single high and
"465 for high total.
The scores follow:
GROSS
•Henderson    113 ,152
Dusterbeck      135    135
Gross      109    136
Fitzgerald     143    145
140—405
122—392
148—393
157—445
ABOUND THE tfOWN
BY NICODE7M0S-
I was asked, the oth.er.day,.to give
you a little league news TSt7*->Pa&l's).
This ssociety is giving * a„ Christmas,
party, as it did last 'year.">'. 7M7embers
are cordially invited sjind *they -may.
tsake guests.if they so desirk- Each'
member is required tor take a .present
for each guest he,take$7    .,    ■   ...
The League is also giving their an-
nual1'.'play*. :Soon»nafter'i.Shiniatni^=;'
-January 18; I believe] "It .'is to* tie
".Sound Tour Horn." By "chance1; I
read -the play some time ago 'ahd-sGT
can heartily recommejid it as' being
"more fun than a picnic." ."" .** r-   '
The senior ^ class did^an honorable
deed by giving the league first shot
at the pla7y 'schedule,,'something sthat
hasn't nappened in many a inoon. if
urge all of you to attend this play
"when.sgiven, and .also ttye senior play
when' the time comes, "as they are
looking forward to. this,,event" to help
them finance their graduation.
I regret to say there was a good
deal of trouble in selecting the^cfiar-
acters. It-seems all, particularly''the
girls, wsanted none but the' principals
parts, leaving two minor .'characters
unfilled for some time. -1 understand'
it was almost necesary.to go outside
the class to fill them. Our hat is
doffed to George Iielan-'and Dorothy^
Wiedmayer of the senior* class, .'who-*,
■consented to take the 'parts.- Tliat,
saved the senior class'■ several-em--
barrassments, I'm sure. !T     .   ,**-*"    .
I want to be "it" or nq£.at'.alll:'A!
good practice ? '3*     <*■«■■-
In observing, our basketball team,*
I would say Irelan is tfie" star. ■>, ^THTis*
quick dribble, and baskejt^ ,eye,n will
give Saline many.j*a fielded basket.
Our old dependable"; ^'in -both football_
and basketball, seeing'to'"7h*ave fallen
short this year.^J^arioitfs " gritjand
fighting spirit carried lis through
many'a tough spot, but he seems to
be lacking this season.. Let's get the
old teamwork and fight back in him,
because we have a tough season'
ahead and we need every man
And above all, we need teamwork.   I
Independents Win,
Lose Close Games
Outline Of Fall and ••■*
-    Rise Of Persia Given
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Defeat Chelsea Trojans Here, S3-S3; ! \
Hold Fast' Polish Falcon* Team-----*_!"
to, One-point Margin'.
Student** of  University* of  Michigan
"da. Program at* Meeting' of    •*--
the Rotary Club.- ,
- ,'Last Wednesday evening the Saline
'ihdependentd defeated the fast Chel-	
sea,'-Trojans, 33-32.    The game was ! daV'noon
deadlocked at the half at, 13.all, but      —    * --
"the i locals ~7so'onv,forged*r,ariead -and1
-barely, jnairage'dT td iinamEain""their
;lead- when the 'whistle- blew.- !  ■*
Tjae Reserves* had little trouble disposing of . the- Chelsea -ReServesi
downing them 33 to 20.
AA   young   man   from   Persia,  at--*
tending the TJ. of M., gave a very in-J
teresting-reaume of the history of his
country, at the meeting of the Rotary" club at The Tavern last Thurs
THE OBSERVER LINERS
Classified Advertising
v MUNLJIUM CHARGE. 25..CEN TS_,
6c per line first insertion, 4c per tine
eacbvsubsequent insertion. „
CemeteiFy; dues due. ' Please do.   -
- Christmas -Flowers and Wreaths at
The' Saline Greenhouse."        -   .
The '''TEntiependents boosted their
stock sanother point Monday night,
when-they, journeyed tot Jackson to
play the strong- Polish Falcons, and
managed to hold the. team that won
44 out of 46 Class A contests last
He;told pf/.the exalted-position his
couritry held in'the world of'aftT lit-,
erature and the sciences before the
adoption of the Mohammedan religion; how, after,their halls of learning, churches, etc.; had been burned
6y the invaders, the-people gradually
lost all interest'in .things temporal
and devoted themselves "to preparing'
for . the future life,' pictured as' a
sort of Garden of Eden. .-'->i'
Then a time came when Russia
and England gobbled up about all'of
their country, which "did not'help the
,For  Sate—White 'popcorn.    J.  L.
Theurer,-phone-200"-F4.-!   -■  --. >-5tf'**'-u
. '12 Styled Wolverine-Work Shoes to.
select.,from' at Parsons'.'.
'v *^ante^t.tvestb"ck __ of "*'all *'' kinds:-
Johi "Pro'byij,". phpne3_'2'5i'. f"'''-'*'■' K<"
Rabbit ,fee4 ..and jdther, ^i
sale at Tiie Observer ^0^067'"'
on
year to 37 27-26 triumph. Trailing" lfc ( situation any. But. the World war, j
7 at half time the locals found them- J COUpled with the 'fact that quite a ■
selves still-farther behind at the end few of-the'yourigepgeneration during j
of the third quarter. But the injec- ' the past 30 years- have-b'een'eduscati
tion of Arnold-Lambarth, Elmhurst; ed-in Europe ^d the United-States;
college flash, into the-lineupiput'new | £^d the "usurping of the rulership'*o£
fire in. the "Independents'-stove' and j th„ empire by'V military'genius *-iri
they smoked, on to tie the score, go j th'e absence of the Shah in Europe,
ahead, and" then be defeated in the   reiulted iri an'awakening of -the*pec-
last- .seconds of play by a free throw.
"■''Playine* on a small 'Court; reminiscent, of .'the old/opera house, Saline,
fourid * difficulty in getting'' through
the* Falcon's defense until late in the
third period:    After finding that it
pie and they are gradually asssumin;
their„.rightful   place ' in  the' grand
scheme of .things. *'-    !
, Harry Holmes was a guest "alt* the I
meeting. ' "\
Dr." Hess'"Stock' a&*d; 7E\>uitry Tonic
now ori'sale by Saline Mercantile'*C6'
jChristmas Flowers, and Wreaths.at*
The, Saline* Greenhouse..- "^ '•'--.:.-**uje
W.-pL.tDou'glas^Slij^t-f^men_cer-
tainly do wear".^' Soldi by_>'PJit:s(ons.
1 15'.7^ia*lW6eriuine%:o5ria Battery. Ex-
chaiigie' only " !fJ.*40. '*' Vtledhian !rAaft>
Company..
- Christfnas"' tree* lighting- outfits,1-' set
of' eight,"-complete with bulbs, only
49c7    Gross Hardware.
was possible'to "penetrate*3 the stone,''-.   '-.' n . *■.    '
.wall.;'.' the   Falcons'; 'ten-point'-lead j GfiriStmaS'.Program -At
-TMQlf'o/l   afTro-cr  \\a$e\-rc*   Tiol-fj./vf*ffi&-. fln'ol n.« -«-    ^ .       «   ^.m
•melted away before' half'-of*the" flrial
The Federated Church
Books,"* toys,""x"games' 'and -painting
outfits.,f6r the little folks^at the Saline Variety Store.   * -    *   - -
period   had   been • nlayed.   At   oneJj
time the Independentts.ledjby, aj3core '■        .j-  -■"       * .TTT-7"." . -.   ir„,.„   „
of   24-24, *7but .-as^fthe- twoJfrai^c . J^^1*-. Songs,  Hesitations;  WiU   Be-
teams entered the laVt 50 second's theii'"" ' Presented*Sunday Evening,'
score was knotted at 26:   Here the(j December "24:
referee awarded the Falcons a char- I,    ___   '
ity-toss . and. the  whistle  that- an- l^'Soh'g* O -Little.Town*vf-Bethlehem,
nounced th'e successful "attempt fromiir—Prayer—^Dr. C.-JE. -Kircher.
the foul   line was   followed   by  the [     Scripture—rGeraldine Tower,
timekeeper's horn before the players ;     Welcome^—TVirginia   Henderson
could start another play.- '       -. «-. -Recitation, When It Is Chrismas—
,.f Al.    Schmid.    diminutive   forward, : Clifton Gilbert. ,
,'turnea in the best game o'fhis recent [•    piay, Christmas Chimes in a Cel-
rcareer77.and looked more like the old j iar Corner—Primary Department.
"Schmiddy" than at" any time ih fe- j     iRlecitation.    The    Holly    Wreath-
believe'that is the one point our team j cent W*-^ ^"Mf t^/C0V' i Genevieve 'Gilbert "
lank--     Thf*    inr-iv-dnal    nlavpr<-    ar* ' ers Wlth slx ^oals from the field"          '     Recitation   No Room—TEs'her Day. |
toom^LS^^.^tttaS    ^thePrelif;n?jr^pfion%nRtLDuetT'    ^SAgo   on    Christma^ 1
praises .too. are for Irelan.    He's a I serv!f w"ef "L^8?!?.   21'Tf   'n,10a i Dav—Louise   Tower   and   Margaret
2-ood   all-around nlavpr and  W* for . r0USh and  tumble  battle.    Unaccus- , Finch.      -
the team     irth=Xmnae%am=h' ' tomed to the smallsr court- the Iocal '■     Rs=itation,    Why    Worry - Jack
ffave hi?'chance icf a basket to^th-: \ cubs were unable to uncork anv s?rt   Veaiey.
KTorw\XanCd^we%Sa^ ™mas  Manger Hymn-
„„,-„+„     rn^„(-.„ :=..„«™ ; feat   before   a  better   team.     Elmer ! Primary Department.
1 tanee   led   the   scorers   with   three ;     Exercise, The Light of the World—
1 points.
j     The box score:
! S'aline Independents
1 Pos   B   F M
] A. Schmid  F      1
' Fuoss  _... F      6
■ Keubler      C      0
' T.Tnb'rth     O      S
■Let's  sret that Tuletide scirit: • Westohal     G      1
'Christmas'wreaths," candle--light in
center*'--electrically... lighted,,, .,J55.c.
Gross 'Hardware:..' .; -,-        ., -
 T~'     ,-■.-. ;C    '-'.!!   -i    '.
Exanjme - ^meterypreceipt^ _7E"ay
dues.
'For "Sale—TBuffet, .refinished.■,like
new,;, hot water' tank7 good "crosscut
saw:    Phone 202.
8tf
1929. Chevrolet roadster. New
paint job. ' Good condition. .Only
$110.00.    Wiedman Auto Co.
points.    That's co-operation.
I SAY, IS IT THTD BLUES?
'Tis cnlv a few mo*-= davs
Unt'l th? world will* gate, .
And see through th°' vear's old haze
A new year, and brighter days.
E'en thfse t.imos it has a merit. Be wen
| Let's r'ng th? whole world with it!       Carr ...
Smils. Oh brother, sister; I say that's ;
fie snirit. !
500   568 567 1636
RECREATION
Wahl ..._  143    124 117—38-1
D.  Burkhardt  136    120 103—359
Dell    133    161 158—452
■Harmon      173    144 148—465
The Farm Service Store
A Merry Christmas
and Happy Neiv Year to
You All
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Monarch Coffee, Xmas special, one pound '... .27
THR13E POUNDS, .79
Monarch Cocoa, pound ..„'!..;..". -...'. !._  .19
C. C. Coffee, per pound .........._. , 1/
Monarch Oats, large, 55-oz. package  .15
Mother's China Oats, lai'ge, 55-oz. package -.23
Kellogg's Corn Flakes, large package, each 12
Oranges two dozen  .'. 35
Head Lettuce 60 size, each : : 7 .08
Finest Creamery Butter, pound .#. 17
Michigan Cheese, pound : ., .15
L. D. TANNER
PHONE 45 J SALINE
FARM SERVICE STORE
585    549    526 1660
HOW THEY STAND
W        D
Tanner   23
Armbruster    18
Gross     18
Recreation  ...p..,. ij 17
Wiedman ....J..'.  15
Haarer  i: ■ 14
Pet.
10
.696
15
.540
18
.500
19
.472
21
.417
22
• .388
ADAM H. SCHROEN"
Adam H. Schroen passed away last
Thursday in an Ann Arbor hospital,
after a brief illness. Deceased operated a restaurant in Ann Arbor for
many years, retiring in 1925. Hs
moved to rSTork township a year ago
where he was born in 1869. He was
the son of Henry and Elizabeth
■Luckhardt Schroen. He is survived
by the widow, Margaret Fritz
Schroen; two daughters, Edna at
home and Mrs. Joseph A. Elliott of
Detroit; a son, Edward, at home; five
.brothers, Henry of Ann Arbor, Wil-
liam of Milan, Andrew of Pittsfield,
Fred of Scio and Jacob of -York; a
sister, Mrs. John Houok, of Whitta-
ker; two grandchildren, and several
nieces and nephews.
Funeral services were held at the
residence in York at 2 'o'clock: '.Sunday afternoon, Rev. C7 H.- Wittbracht
officiating. Interment was in St.
Thomas cemetery, Ann Arbor."
TREAT YOURSELF TO
A CHBIST7MAS PRESENT
Make sure, that your old friend,
The Saline Observer, will make its
appearance at your home every week
during the coming year by renewing
your subscription at Christmas-time.
There's something in it for* every
■member of the family, news of what
is going on in msany fields, as well
as the business news of merchants
through which you can often save
' the price of the. -paper many times
over.
Subscribe or renew "now;
Treat,','"yourself to a Christmas
■present. '" -   .^.,,'- -    -'"■      ' .
„'.'.. The Saline Observer.
SALINE,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 Bank Feb. 14.
■- Savings Bank Feb. 21.
Citizens Bank Feb. 28.
C. W. Carr, Treasurer.
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■I dream and see the future land;
I see a lob on ei*ery hand.
Throw back tlKise shoulders, expand
that sinking chest, man,
We're 'coming to that promised land.
Where there's life, there's hope; remember?
Put not aside thy tender. ■■
Workman, preserve that* dying ember.
Columbus battled fate. I say, do you
remember ?
"Oh, what's the use,'' you say.
Have not I heard, suchnmany-'a? dav ?
Are you a lo32r7i;fqrlorn,fluitt'e'r;'tha.t
■by^th'e wayside lay?>« ""i1' *7S*?-'
You're a man, and'll cheer- your- fellows, and will plod along I* say.
Trust in God and fear not?.i •
Furnish backbone for the tot.' '"*
Do not limp along nor gallop, but'go
at a steady trot;
Say, isn't that the better way?   Tell
me, is it not?
Gallas -
12      2
Polish TFalcons
Pos "B   F
7.  F      4    2
F
6 10
Pampuch  F 0
A_,.,„,-H„z   ,-, 3
Novinski     G ' 0
Kubesa   Gi 1
Stankiewicz     G 1
three i
j Five girls. ;
I     Solo,  In  a Lowly  Manger—Laura j
' Lswren**?. ' \
' Recitation,  Just Bafore Christmas-!
2 7 —Fred^i-ifs'*! Rowe. j
12 j     .Song,   Silent   Nisrht,   Holy   Night, ,
ac-cnrirfanied by a brass sextet—Ed- ■
ward Henne's Class. \
' '     Recitation,  Thanking  Santa  Claus \
0   —Helen Goodin. j
3 i     Son,?;. Rinss*. Rins*.  Christmas Bells j
~—!—Miss' Morden's Class.
26 j     Reidin°:—Miss Mildred Nisslv. |
|     Sousanhona solo. .Hark, the -Herald I
TPtf ■ Ansrsls  Sing,  paraphrase — Charles |
1J> I Collins. \ |
7 ;     Exercise, The Christmas. Angels— ]
0 ; Five "-iris.   . j
6 j     Recitation,   Brevity—Junior    Law- ■
0   re.n"e. j
Song, Joy to the World. ■ '•
Model A Ford Tudor. Lots of
■mileage left. $95.00 will buy this
car.    Wiedman Auto Company."
If you would like- a nice rabbit for
your Sunday dinner, leave order at
either meat market on Fridays.
Come in and learn about the New
Deal on Electrochefs. Installed in
your home on trial. Gross THardware.
Use Avicol Tablets for White Diarrhoea, and Cholera and keep those
chicks healthy.   Saline Mercantile Co.
Some .wonderful bargains in personal stationery, greeting and bridge
ca*-"is.   etc., at   The   Observer   office.
Wolverine Horsehiue Work Shoes
wear and stay soft. The most comfortable shoe made. Sold at Larsons'.
Yes^ we have plenty of dolls from
lc to §3.00; also a nice line of gift
goods at -25c and 29c. Saline Variety
Store.
You
No
see a gloomy Christmas?
money, no, nor fun?
But if my happines were weighed I'll
wa,g-er it'd weigh a ton.
No   presents,   yet  the   spirit,   away
from it you'd run?
No money, no, nor turkey?    But the
spirit and the fun.
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Christmas Music At
The M E. Church
Sunday evening December 24. at 8:00-
'O'clock; Rev. Bert Ede,    -   -■
Pastor. :*   .
Mrs.   Unterkircher,
director.
organist   and
CAMP FIFE C-WJS
CAROL THIS WEEK
Put  Candle  in   the •Window;, Dona-
— -tions Will 7B? Put "to Good
i i, '      Use1 By the Girls.
-  The junior and ssn'or Camp Fire
groups will carol on Thursday, Friday   and    Saturday   nights  of   this
.■week.    Their nlans are as follows:
.Thursday night, caroling at homes
Twr..I7"Yi  t^  tt.,-i.„„„„„t/i   „„„„„,„„,,;„«.    on  South  Ann  Arbor  street and in
Mrs. C. P._ Fitzgerald, accompanist, - tfae 5nutheast sect-on  of town.
'and Junior Choir.
Miss Irene Fitzgerald, violin;
Miss Ruth Rose, flute.
Junior choir.
Prelude, Christmas Fantasia—
Flaxington Harker.   Organ and flute.
Anthem,    Bethlehem — Bartlett.
Violin obligate.
Offertory, The Holy Night—Dudley Buick.
"There were shepherds abiding in
the field, keeping watch over their
flocks by night."
.. Solo and Chorus (with violin obligate)—Louise  Crawford.
7,   •_'      . CANTATA,   -i  c.   .     -   ,
Peace and Goodwill—Wilson.
r" Chorus by the Choir, The Song that
Will,Never Cease..
|     Chorus by the Choir, Awake, Put'
Now if you -had,-a million, "tell me- on Thy Strength
what you'd do.
Say, you,  over   there, hang   up_ ths
mistletoe.
And you, '-'you naughty, man^f- spare
■ that buffalo.
That nickle. is'already squashed."-'I
i      ':. sav-.'will you let go?       .   ,' '
Oh,   spread    the- ■ jgladness *v-fa#'"with
•wreath and mistletoe.     -';'1 ■
Would you bear up child and family,
as the old woman in the shoe?
I sadden, yet I* say I'm afraid "gifts"
would still be few.
Now if I had" a million I'll tell you
what I'd do.
I would pray for wise disposal, and
I'd throw it to the winds;
I tell you, brother sinner, I would let
the sSavior in.
He would calm the gale and scatter
■it from here to Berlin,
And a miracle we'd,see, as once-before,He calmed thej winds. i*">
Oh, friend, we "just must" cheer.  *"'
Yes, we must be coming to a. new
and brighter year. t    "   ". ■ ' ■
The fallen, bv the wavside.-'you think
-   *■'   T do''not hear? *■ "      r ^"x
But "to carry through the"-future we
j*       have to smile and cheer. '
And in closing, I say to you",
We must burn and bed;the* bliies.
.Let's smile and take a;'chance, there
is not a thing to lose,
Voices, -As
Chorus   for   Women's
the Hart Panteth. . ■. •
Chorus by the Choir, Jesus, Savior, Come.
Baritone   Solo,   Now  When   Jesus
WeIs Come.
Men's  and  Women's' Chorus,  The
Guiding Star.
Solo- and  Chorus,  Good  Will, and
Peace.
Soprano    Solo,    TLove's    Sweetest
Song.
' Chorus, Bells of Peace. 4
Contralto Solo and Chorus, Joy in
Heaven, Joy on Earth,
Friday night, singing on both sides
of Michigan avenue, and at all homes
east,of Ann Arbor street.
Saturday night, finishing the sec-;
tions not already covered—North j
Ann Arbor street and the northwest |
section.
Any contributions will be placed in |
the Cams Fire fund for helping per- i
sons in need.
Don't forget your candles.
YORK lOWMSHDCP TAXES
I will be at. the following places on '
each of said days to' receive taxes:     j
. Dec.,.22, Saline Savings Bank.      . i
j' Dec. 23, .People State Bank, TMilan.;
Dec. 29, Citizens TBank. Saline.      -' j'
.Dec. 30, People State Bank, Milan. /
-•  Jan. 3, People State Bank, Milan. I
Jan. 6, Peoples State Bank, Milan, j
Jan. 9, Savings Bank, Saline. ■
Jan: J 0, People State Bank. Milan, i
'' Jan. 12, Citizens Bank. Saline.
Jan. 19,7I?e0Ples State Bank, Milan.
Jan. 20, Peoples State Bank, Milan.
Jan. 26, Savings Bank, Saline.
Jan. 27, Peoples State Bank, Milan.
Jan. 31, Peoples State Bank. Milan.
I will also collect the head tax.     .
Harlan Holcomb,  Treasurer.
Bring that order for printing to
your Home Town Printers. Quick
service, prompt delivery, reasonable
prices.
1929 Chevrolet Fordor Sedan. New
tires. . Finish like new.   Small down
payment    will    handle.      Wiedman.
Auto Company:- *'.•
i .
Used Tractors, priced from. §50.00-
up. .Fine-line to.choose from.    Also '
used Spreader, loaders and harrows.
Wiedman Auto Company.
The Ladies' Aid of Trinity Luther-*
an" church will have a quilt display
and bake sale at the Uphaus vacant-
store Saturday, Dec. 23, at 2 p. m.
Dodge Sedan. Good motor, good,
finish, 2 new tires. A lot of transportation left in this unusual buy* at.
$95.00.    Wiedman Auto Company.
Oliver Farm Implements and7Re*parrs.
We are.local  dealers^and'wTUf'be
pleased to supply your requirements-
piomptly.    Wiedman Auto Company.
Automobile     Insurance.      Special-
Farmers' policy.    Liability and property damage, only $12.00.   Non-de-,
ductable. -• Wiedman Auto Company,.
Valine, Mich.
■i.Neiw. Idea Farm Implements. We
have beian appointed local dealers and
Willi be pleased to * supply your. re-,
qtusirements ln implements and' re-
peslrs.    Wiedman Auto <3ompany.
. DeSoto-Plymouth Dealer Wanted •
' A""DeSoto 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. -
PITTSFIELD TOWNSHIP TAXES
places to
'I will be at the" followin
receive ^taxes:
_. _, .       ,._„       ..     Farmers -& Mechanics Bank, Ann
,?ilt™f' 'Answering   Hills   of j. Arbor." Dee. 23, Jan. 6, 13, 20 and 27.
Ypsilanti   Savings   Bank   Dec. 3-0-
and Jan. '23." j
'^Citizens Bank, Saline, Jan. 9.        . !
77.Sa.line Savings Bank, Jan., 30.
'J Reed's Store, Piatt, Jan. 16.
"   . George "H7- Rathfon, Treasurer,     j
Palestine.
Tenor   Solo,   Whosoever  Believeth.
.'Solo and Chorus,  Every Day Hie
Love Grows Dearer.
TFinal    Chorus,   The  Song, of-:the
;*Ages7   .
'. Everyone cordially invited.
CAKD OF THANKS
We wish in this way to thank the
 a __ , neighbors, friends and relatives for
And I °~"*' in w^hing-, dear friend, a''the lovely flowers and also for their
a Merry Christmas to "youse.". many acts of kindness during our re-
 .  -j cent bereavement.
*   Pay  cemetery dues,
ceipts.
Examine  re-
The Family of the late
John Feuerbacher.
HI-GHADE COAL AND OOK77E
AT RIGHT PRICES  '
Standard Petroleum Coke.
White Star "Petroleum Coke.  *
Koppers Miami Coke.
Koppers" Pocahontas. . „, '-
Koppers- Elkhorai. *.s *'"' '
Dundon Red^A*3h-
D., L. & W. Ooal. „ '
Phones: Res., 3-R     10*5     Oflice, -2-R
7E5DW. J. MUIR
Old-age pension enumerators near;
Coldwater have discovered George;
Parilicki, 102 years old. He was born.|
in Germany and has been a resident!
of Michigan for 60 years.    .
Wanted^-50Ho 7100 -meat rabbit's
weekly." The American Fur Growers
Assn,.. Michigan Local No. 5, Saline.
V. G. Brow**i,\Secretary. Phone 60-F2.
Pay* '33 and former cemetery dues.
WA7NTED—People in this vicinity
who have any legal printing required
:ln- the settlement of estates, etc.,
will confer a favor by having- it sent
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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