1934-12-06; Saline Observer

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FOR 52 YEARS
THE
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SALINE.  WASHTENAW  COUNTY   mCHIGAK,. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1934
DEVOTED TO THE
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NUMBER 8
I
People Invited To
Gives a fair hearing to prospective, borrowers who wish to make such loans as
will pass our credit requirements.
.Ample funds and are in a position to
make reasonable loans to responsible
businessmen and farmers.
Today
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SchmicFs Home Market
FINER MEATS
i
The changed business conditions and
the new banking laws have made this
bank the most logical and the safest
depositoiy available.
The
Saline Savings
Bank
The One Story Bank on the Corner
A Complete Stock
on Hand
Pipe and Pipe Fittings        Valves        tB^j^ss Goods
Shallow and Deep Well Pumps     Pump Jacks
WINDMHX  PUMPS
Cylinders and Water Softeners
PUMP REPAIRING
Henry A. Schroen
Located at Gross Hardware
COME IN AND GET A
'Secret Panel' Treasure Card
Phone 30
Don't Fail To Try
To Get One of the Following Prizes:
One Half Hog
A Turkey      A Chicken
Somebody will be lucky, and it may be, YOU!
Drawing Saturday Evemng, Dec 22,
One Ticket with every 25c purchase
AT 8:15 O'CLOCK
Haarer's Quality.-Marke
Some forty or more years ago the
writer drifted into the hobbyi of.
stamp collecting*, at that time feeling
it only a pastime, and fad, with no
thonght that it would ever, he anything;., more; But, regardless., of; th»
fact that <§re have mafey times be'en
severely criticised and'called foolish
for so sjpenidiing our time, and' a little money now and! then, time hag
proven that our critics were far
from; correct in their judgment, for
collectors who select their stamps
wisely and remain in the game are
good winners ini the enxl. John Kay,
who died in. Detroit recently, possessed a collection valued! at more than
$100,000, and! it was our pleasure to
inspect it. There are any number of
collectors ia this counitrry who have
even larger holdings.. Too many people feel the fad- creeping; on them
and for a few months pick up a
numher of the worthy stickers and
before they get really interested give
up wThat could easily, be a success.
There is the secret of their mistake
andi opportunity!. Study your stamps,
learn about each of them, become interested both iii their future value
andi the history they carry- Assemble a good assortment and in a few
years you1 .will be surprised in gains
in several ways. 'Let it be remembered that a UT. S. uncancelled postage stamp will never be worth less
than its face value. What other negotiable property] cam you buy with
that assurance ? Absolutely not one.
And many of the cancelled varieties
■will, in time, double or more their
face values.
Of those who read this article, how
many can tell on the stamp of what
foreign country does Tthe face oi
iG'eorge Washington appear? Also,
on how many iU. S., postage stamps
will you find prominently the face of
a woman; on which stamp and
whose are the faces?" These are only a few of the interesting subjects
you will find on hundreds of other
stamps to say nothing of the valuable geographical knowledge gained'.
There are few subjects! from which
one can gain more information from,
a variety of angles than stamps.
Many towns) and cities have stamp
clubs, which provide entertainment,
profit and valuable interest to its
members. Saline has quite a number of amateur collectors and with
a few others added could1 organize a
club and spend an evening a week
most profitably." Try it and benefit
yourself.    Study stamps.
A. J. Warren.
Mu'ch
Form Stamp Club
Information,    Entertainment,
to TBe Gained in Study
of "StScfcers."
(From Lakenprion Review.)  ':   ■
Dr..   Thomas   B;  Hepdejrsprif  Lake:
(Grioni dentist; died suddenly-Wednes- 7
day night7 at 8?3%q'clock _%£: his home,'
2457 North Broa4way,-7of;%cute diila-
Dr. T. B. Henderson
Is-'Calkd Suddenly
Former Saline Dentist ^ Passed Away
at I_aike Orion on;. We_t!nesday       i
of OLast- Week. <"       .      ]
Turkey, Chicken
Awarded Bowlers
TSnstnn- S\Tnnlior.v Miss Leota <>°ss, daughter of Al-
rsusaon ajmpnouj bert Crosaj wia Verl lSanclI of Dear-
Orchestra Dec. II bom; were   married   Sunday afternoon by Rev,. Risley at the MTetha-
Noted  Organization  Will Appear in
THDUl Auritorium Next Tues-
! i day Evening.
Busterbedk andi Reddeman Awarded ' 	
the Prizes; TDietrle Scores Tiif>   Boston   Symphony Orchestra,
226 in One Game.   . Serge -Koussevitzkiy,  conductor, con-
. sisting of 110 playters, will make its
(list parsonage at "Dundee..
TNEW 7ETSH MAKES DEBUT
TIN NORTH CATBOMNA
Raleigh, TN. C.—A brand spanking
         new-fish:—the   Mcropterus   -Hyidesi3
By Willard Schaible "only Michigan "appearance this year  has been discovered' in North Caro-
•Wednesdiay, November y58, the Ford  -m tne choral Union series, fHU audi-   hna.'
faonof,thehearty; Dr rffe^reon had. dealers,"mostly subs, defeated Art's  torium, Ann Arbor, Tuesday evening,      Found in large numbers in Lake
SirX_^ffiJS£Effi ■^y^?^i^^^^^^^ LcZberll, at 8:!* o'cT^k, TEa£  Mattamuskeet,   Hyde .county, >. ^e
178—485
110—405
—164
complete>Test, anaTwmie-nis ,-_ T]£ scores follow: "
condition- was1 serious 'his'^death was j ■     ... WIEDMAN
wholly unexpected!;'■■'-.■. :*&':  ■..     z   :w   Gross     ".„..„ 156   151
Dr.. HendersonTffainie, to.TLiake Orion p^m.,. 146   149
in   'August, ..ISSa,./-'puf&hasihg    the- Harms; 7-7" 16*
practi??e..crf TTQr-Hv IS.| Powers. "Lawrence -       144
The deceased-.-was Tbom.;September ti-^i '  vre   ioa
11,-   1873, at'Godierich( 7§ntarib,'.-the •   WI     " r" ■ ._	
son. of Peter and" TI^ebecTca. Caroline ;                              '6^2   643
HTenderspm-He.w^ aTgrajMateof thei       -    ,      ARTMTBKtJSTER
Detroit College, of..MedicShe'iWith &•'stimpson _     "    172   164
degree of D, D. Si" FoUoisidng.a num- ^^ruster'.--"-"-- 129   167   161-^427
ber of years, of practice in; Detroit,; Fcsdick           ifis   137-  146—446
Standard time.    Qtx its .western newcomer  has  never been identified,
7 toJTiTir 'tK^Tfamous.• oxg^azatjbh' will elsewhere,,-              T* ,   "    777'■' '7|"      j
i visit Buffalo, AnnArborTToledJff, Cin- - Micropterus is the genus name of a"
'cinnati, TPittsburgh and Schaiiectaffy. large* bass.     Hydesis,   the   species
-    The program for the Ann Arbor name, comes from that of the county
concert will   be   the   same as that in-which the fish was discovered. ._
which the. famous qrchestra. end! its State game and fisheries officials
*
iM-?_8  conductor   opened   their   New York plan to stock several lakes with fin-
asfcjj   508 ^ season oq November. 19.    The con- gerlings of   the   HTydesis   bass next
„ 1fi'alcert was praised by music lovers as year.
SlJi 1»4»  one of iiie finest of the season.   The      '..   •        ■' .-'-'. ■"':-./:'.    '
■>/v>   t-ou' ope51!!^   number  will   be   Mbiart's
,i a?-_i£- ; Overture   to "The Marriage   of  B'i-
garo,J' while Beethoven's monument-
■•'■■- „ i will be played   This work was orig-
bdH   ^   ^ lyl4 | inally written for pianoforte But was
i rearranged
the family) .-resided for 14,'years previous to coming to liis' village.
Dr.    Henderson   was   a   Spanish
THE OBSERVER LINERS
Classified Advertising
6c per line first insertion, 4te per line
each subsequent insertion.
TMENTMU7M CHARGE 25 CENTS
... .       .    ..       -  .~.B~.   for   full   orchestra   by,
American War" veteran, a m_mh.r of' ^ ^ turTkeyi was given to the one who  1^^   HJe^    especially   for   Dr.!    -For ^Sale—Hickory nuts,
Ameraran. war veteran, a memoer ot  had ^0^^ the highest score for the Kous<?evitzkro ■    "   ■ Hass
Detroit Dental Societv. Romeo Chan- ! previous    two   weeks    and   William,KoussevitzK^  ; ^».        .	
Dusterbeck won-with 233. . !-«, .* —,_i—._ — .»°.i   .-i ■ ■__..-.,. {
A   chicken   was   given   for   thejj    , -QOTTTTT "^"AT TNI"1
Detroit* Dental Society, Roineo Chapter, R. A. MT., ,TZion TLodge, Detroit,
and iSlaline Lodge No. 133,7 p. & j__,
M. On November 25, 1897, he weis
married "to Flora Maude Brown of
Detroit, who -with two., sons, MTaurice
W. Henderson. of Saline and Albert
B. Henderson of Lake Orion, survive.
There are also three ^grandchildren
Maureen, aged 9, Phyllis, 8, and Vir-
highest score among the women and j
Mabel Reddeman won with 159.
J
For (Sale—Corn in shock.
Wilson, Azalia.
Mrs. C.
9
O.   C.
Friday   evening   the   Kroger   lads
Mr.  arud' Mrs.  Earl   Kuder were
To    Rent—Three
Frederieka McBride.
rooms.
Mrs.
romped all over the Saline Merchants | A^ ^1»?VIsi^rB, ^ond^" .,  .       '
^^ _  _      .   '    Mr. and Mrs^Verl Sanch called on
 , j.^^,. „„ t\.~~,. „„,„„„     iri   Trowlfl_        jxi.1. aiiu xviiH.- v en o£__n;_i
,^no^a^eS^forX" MerSTs ■his fatller at ^^ Sunday.evening,
ginia Hendera)n, 6, and! a niece, Mar- r Waarpi. a%A Art Armbruster sub- 1 Mr" aJad Mrs" C^a-rles- Fisher and
garet Hende.rson, of Salt Lake City,  L^og'r's and tte «^ot j eMldren^pent from Friday until Sun-
Uta:h- ■       -, ■ high   single  with  187.     Elvin  Arm-   **£m Dfr-^t
The body was removed' to the Al-'ibr^st6r f^ mgii total, 495.
The  scores follow.
7KROGER
Typewriter paper 15c per pound at.
The Observer office.
For Sale—Colt, 5 months old. Fred
Walker, phone, 149KF32. 8
fred  E.   Crosby funeral  -parlors at j
13308    Woodward ' avenue,    Detroit, I
where funeral services will be held at; gejjajpig      ( igg
2:00 p. m. tomorrow, Saturday, with i A   Armbruster
Rev. F„ TR. Walker of OT.akeT)rion.M. | Anthony     *. 140
E. church officiating.    Burial will be'•-______<■ lArmbruster 175
in Woodlawn cemeteryi, Detroit.
HAMMOND DISTRICT
|C.  Haarer..
i Handicap .„+..*...
124
61
162
159
141
157
61
JI
656    680
7MERCIHANTS
M   McHenry.  130   164
Dwight. Carr spent the week end Harper ...._  ia4   138
with his' aunt, TMTrs. W. D. Hart. ■■ r.  McHenry.   154   186
Andrew.    Girbach    spent    Sunday-. Westphal —.•- -146   159'
Mr. and Mrs. Will iGJover of Yp-
j silanti Efpent Sundaiy with Mr. and
j Mrs. Frank Stilts.
 g^g 1    Mrs.   Sam   Craig  and   Mrs. Ray
1Kc -.Kt: iHotchkiss of Chelsea spent Tuesday
123    427;wlth Mrs- H!Ugl1 °iaig-
17q. ,n= j    TMr. and TMTrs. Mayne TFennington of
lg„^. 6g j Macoh called on Mr. and Mrs'. Alonzo
„. , „,„ ! Kudter Sunday afternoon. ,
'      !    Mr.   and   Mrs.   Floyd   Cross   and      „ ,, _,     , _ ,.
— ^,fi   children of Dexter spent Sunday with   v !*? f"^ BnBbera give best wear.
710 2046 , ,,.„  fofl,m   .a.,,^4- ^„„„„ 3 _ Price® low this year at Parsons'..
Wanted!—Cutting     box.     Stanley
Plewuch,   opposite  cemetery.        9
Are  you  in  arrears  on your pa,-
per?    The label tells the story.
For    Sale—1%   tons   alfalfa  hay,
second cutting.     -Phone 50-F2.     8
157^—451
101—353
this father, Albert  Cross.
I     Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Mansfield of :
Ann Arbor were  iSunday   guests of
145—450
544   647
122—462 - Mr' and Mrs' F1°yd Spence.
i     -jy-^ iajld| Mrs. [Herman Mehler spent'
 Thankisgiving  Day with  her  father, '
mc -, V1 (.: James Young, in Ann Arbor. ,
W40 xi xv.    j^^  iandi Mxs^  HaroM Kuder  and
i baby were guests of Mr.  and ]V_rs.
•__■    j,   . i.,     T,/i-     -_.    t    1-    it.-  .„!Earl Kuder for Thanksgiving.
Monday the Merchants took Doxie .     Mr_  and Mrs-  Framlc °stilt|-
7as for two out of three  the latter  on   Mr_  ^   Mrs. Ja v/il
of Mus-   ?:?T^& }*%, lV'Sl gam1    yf %e« PS'  ^crie township: Saturday night.
_°f.M^. ' Dieterle had- high single of _^26, -M.!:?-mi-s., Olive   Eashck. and   Mr.
For Sale—1932 Essex, first-class,
clean con'ditioD.   Harper" Garage.
Dr. Hess' Stock and Poultry Tonic
now on sale by Saline Mercantile Co
Oliver and New Idea implements
and repairs. Wiedman Auto Co.,
Saline.
and
CENTRAL YORK
Clhitoni called on MTr. and TMTrs. Her-
TMTrs. Frank Gable7 is spending a
few: days in Detroit.
TMr. and Mrs. Frank Barbour entertained eleven friends and relatives
from Detroit Thanksgiving; Day.
Misses Mariy- and Bertha Hertler
were dinner guests of Rudolph Hertler and family Thanksgiving Day.
A Thanksgiving dinner was served
at the Oak Grove school Wednesday.
Besides the teacher ;and pupils nine
people from the district -were present.
An 8%-pound daughter, Marilyn
Joyce, was born to Mr. and Mis.
Carlton Murray at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Williams,
near Saline. November 28,
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Harris and
children of Ypsilanti Tand Walden
Riggs were dinner guests at the Bird
home Sunday, which was TMiss "Vivien  Bird's birthday  anniversary.
Mrs. Hattie Murray and daughter,
Miss Electa, entertained the following guests Thanksgiving .-Day: Mrs.
Swartz, Mr. and1 Mrs. George Swartz
and Elmer Swartz and son, allof Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. TMTaion Murray of
lSluperior township, Parkier -Murray
and family of Salem townsihip, -TMiss
Eleanor Malke and Henry Murray of
Ann Arbor, Miss Margaret Saunders
of Ypsilanti, Mrs. TBlora McCarbery
of ISlaline, Rev. and- Mrs. Colzell and
children, Ferny and Gwendolyn, of
Milan, Mr. and MTrs. Dan Murray and
children and Mr. and Mrs. Allison
Gable of Ridge road and Myrl Murray and family of Mooreville.
with Mrs. Libbie Hamlin and family.
George Needham visited Ellis Ros- j
so of Morenci Wednesday and- Thurs- J
j day.
Mr. and Mrs. Uoyld Wagner spent       ±y__ul±uay- UIXC, ._._.*._,;_«.___;=  ..uv.^ ^,1^= .     ,,     „,  —^  -R,va„lr  «,KH-- „allQ,
IS^S^ MS' ^^ ^ ^^ i ^f-^ £? 2^°L^e^„thliatJ:tr : onMrMra"rMrflfmerWir°tf £
I    IMlrs. Morris Baker and son .„„,..„„ „  „	
kegon are spending :a7few- -days' with   MrHVwv~hie-h toTafnf 53*    TK^roiVlpr.H,      ,-.„ ,-,   ,-
Mr   and Mrs. E/M. 'Gilbert. ! ^   n0w   bowline  wath   Dixit   Gas 1Mrs' ^amrth. Losee were Ann Ar-
Miss Nora Gordon -spent from Wed-   wauTGroSwSJfor thT Mer£ ' b0r' visitorS  Friday   ^tern00n'
nesday until Sunday at Maybee with 'J^ts ' ' Mr'  and ^^  Jake ^u^b^dt of
her aunt, Mrs. John Haughn. j     Tlle scores follow:
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Carr and fam- i DIXIE GAS
ily spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and j Kappler —.  122   137
Mrs. George Echeele at Maybee. ; Henderson    143    156'
Mr. and Mrs.  Louis Feldman ana ; Dieterle 77—  157    226
son, Thomas,  of Fordson spent ;Sun- : Fitz°-eraldi "      1641   136
dlay with Mr., an'd Mrs. E. OT Stimp- !        a  	
son- i , 586    655
TMTr.  and   Mrs.  Harold   Hammond; MERCHANTS
and!  children  spent  Thanksgiving  in  j,j_ McHenry. 147   214
j Ann Arbor with  Ther   father, James , Westphal    ..„".""" 137i   0.76
jYo™'^- „   A    „ „    iRl. McjHenry.'.--..- 153s- 136
Mr. and Mrs. C A. Carr and Ve- ' Gross _„_.  148    148
1 neta, and Betty Gordon called on Mr. •  """   ■	
jand-   Mrs.  C.  N.  ISaston  of   Britton] 505    R74 .Dlt.. - ,     ---.= ^ . 	
B-jl-dteiyi. TiiP<«da]v< ev^nino- the Butcher* de- ' childre,m .of Chnton spent Fridai^ eve- j E   p. s_ Varnish, for your' linoleum
-- -   - '     Tuesdaiyi evening tne iiutcbers de-  nin£. vwrth   Mr.   and   Mrs.   Herman ■ „. -v.   t  tvt„^.«   '
107—366 '
tt41—440
148—5311
160-^60 •
i man Mehler Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos 'Luckhardt and
children    spent    Thanksgiving    Day
with Mr.-'amid Mrs. Adolph Stierle.
Mr. and   Mrs. Walter   Craig   and
children    of    Macon    were    Staday
Come in and see the new style
Hammer 7M311 feed grinder. Herman
Heininger
Alcohol, non-rusting, 188 proof, only  58c  per  gallon.    Wiedman Auto
, Co., Saline.
Wolverine  Work  Shoes  wear  and
stay soft.    14 styles to select from
I at Parsons'.
— ,      „„, ,,,      ,.„    .   „   .    1     Hot water heaters, made   by   Ha
556 1797 .guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Craig. | Dees    .only.   ?6 95,     Wiedman  Auto
!     Mrs.  Paul Metzger and daughter, • Co_   gaime.
I
173-^531
169—482
181—470
193—489
Hildegard,  spent from Thursday un- 7
til .Sunday with <jlath.es in Detroit. I     For .sale—TPUrebred Shorthorn ball
Albert  Cross  and! daughter,  Miss; 12  months  old.    Charles Lambarth,
Leota, spent Thanktegivinsr with Mr.   phone 149-F13. 8
and Mrs. Herbert Gilmore at TM^an. , '	
TMr. and Mrs. Ed. Anglemeyer and j
Rogers Synthcote, Johnston's Wax,
Mr. -and   Mrs.  Dean   Gordbn and j fe^i^St's'to^ t^ l^'oToa^. ^^7^; Mr'   and   Mta   Herman ; a{ E. j. Muir>s.
1 Phyllis    Dee    of    Lake   Orion   were 1M   McHenrfv   was   a   sub   for   the '   A"" ^ j 	
Thanksgiving guests at Mr. and Mrs.; Wif-Hip™ and. also  th> star   e-ettins-       Mr. '-and    Mrs. Claud!   Youngs   of.     Wanted—Man    with    machine    to
Glenn Gordon. : fi? to hilh single s^re ^d 5S4 fof i BellevUle   spent Sunday   afternoon | ^ on n^ .producers. Homer Slater
j     Mr.  and-Mrs.   E. JSE -GUbert  and-^^^smgle score and 56i for ._ ^f^ ha^ ^nfhol_ mmM Sr_ar>no   ninH , _	
1 Clifton spent from Wednesday until!     The scores follow:
HAARER
i-with her brother, Floyd Spence,-.and] Ottawa Lake, Mich.
! family.      "• '■---.'
j Saturday   with   Mr. and   Mrs.  Alva |     " HAARER i'   Mrs"   °live EaslicK is  spending  a
j Gilbert in Ypsilanti. ' !Ash . ,- . 1A0   a-si   14e_4?1-|'few days with her d'aughter,     MTrs.
j    Mrs.-Lena   Gordon,.-Ellen   Gleason- c   iHaarer""!"""""  160   Ii45'   183^-483!Aubreyl   -Pocklington, and   family at
I and Orange Gordon were" Thanksgiv- ; McHenry 77   7. 215   160   159>—58!4TBritton
ing   guests    of   IMr.   and  Mrs.  John. F^  Haarer— *,.,.... 134   147    135—416!
Boettger at Belleville,.
Miss, Doris- Finkbeiner of Cleary
•College, Ypsilanti, Ejpent from Wednesday until SundayTwith her parents, Mr.; and Mrs. Sebastian;Finkbeiner.
Handicap: .......j.T
14 "  IA     14-
TMf.  and   Mrs.  Leroy Kempf   and
! children of Saline were Thanksgiving
I guests -of   Mrs.  HalUe   Mehler and
637 1895 ' Thurlow.
MOUNTAIN TOP IS
HAWK SANCTUARY
Hawk Mountain, which according
to Henry W. Shoemaker, of Altoona,
Pa., was "the scene of the greatest
and most senseless slaughter of useful bird life that the world has ever
witnessed," has been acquired' hy the
Emergency Conservation Committee
of New York City, and will be set
aside as a sanctuary for the thousands of hawks which cross this point
in their migrations. Previous to
this time, Hawk Mountain has been
a favorite gathering place for hunt-
ters who shot the hawks, some of
them .protected species, in great
numbers. Hawk Mountain is located
in Schuylkill county, near Drehers-
ville, Pa.
The Gila-Monster, of southwestern
United States and Mexico, is the only
poisonous lizard in the world. Its
poison comes from lipglands, which
open near the bases of the teeth of
the lower jaw.
An old flintlock rifle, bearing- the
date 1839 near the hammer, is buried through the trunk of an oak tree
at Chehalis, Wash. It nas been said
that the rifle was" placed in the fork
of the young oaTk as a friendly gesture after peace had been made with
the redmen. -.-
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gordon ienter- : Fosdick ...+.—..... 71®2
tained on Thanksgiving, Kerry Gor- -J A-. Burkhardt-^.- 163
don of.Flint, lAllen Sffcevens and Dorothy Gordon of Ann Arbor and Harry
Eberle.
Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Stimpson had
for  their  Thanksgiving-   guests   Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Sitirnpson of Owosso, Miss Julia Gordon and Theodore 7 Recreation —
Stimpson. ; Armbruster ..
<Mr. and Mrs. E. • J. Forsythe had~ ??og?r ■--*■-■
-661   597
'   ATRIMBRUSTER ;  -jTMTary Ernst of Bridgewater spent
7 Stimpson  :..,  184   177 150-511 \ f1?™.™*^?^*.™™   .^^
iA.'APrmbruster.;.,148   182 156-486 i,^.^eousH?>,Virgmia and Kath-
New line of typewriter ribbons and
a supply of aidfling machine rolls just
received at The Observer office.
To Rent—7-room house on South
Ann Arbor street. Inquire of Ronald Fitzgerald, at TBarber Shop.
176
169
156—494;
erine (Luckhardt.
171 ggg j,-   Mr.  and*  Mrs.  Clyde   Spence, and,
j babyi qf- TM76nroe were guests of her
Coal :and!'Coke. All kinds. No*-
is the time to place your order before, the "prices advance^. TE. TL TMuir.
HOW THEY STAND
Dixie Gas *—--■—+
for   their  Thanksgiving- guests  Mr.
and Mrs. William  Gauntlett of -Yp-
Merchants  —.—
1 Wiedman  .7... ;	
silanti, Mr. and Mrs. !3? W. Gauntlett  HTaarer. J--
cf Ridge road, Mirs. Robertt Green-!, Burmeister
man, Bobby andi Gordon, of 'Kialama- i
zoo, and TMrs. Jennie Forsythe of Ann j
Arbor,  who remained until Sunday. I
Bring, that order for printing to
 , _ service, proippt delivery, reasonable
657   704   6313 1S94' ^Stents; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Teufel, | your Home  Town  Printers.    Quick
  - ;".: .thanksgiving Day. J juices.
I *' Mr. &nd± Mrs.  Floya Spence   and |      -	
Pet.' family were Thanksgiving guests of j Repairs ordered for all makes of
.633 'her^ "parents, Mr. andi TMTrs. William j furnaces, .stoves and ranges. All
.6061 jStillowHy, ,4t Waltz. (kinds    of    tin    and   furnace   work
•5T5 IJ' Mr.  arid.'I.Mrs. Fred   Kleinschmidt i promptly done.   E. J. Muir.    .
.533 7 and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Kleinschmidt i >" ~~      '
-5^5 i7bf Saline spent MondaQ. evening with I For 'Sale—2-burner E,eetro;master
.484i Mr ifi-Mis. Herman Mehler. fplate,   woodoleum,   lmoleum, ..daven-
393 I f.. T-h=,-1-  «■       t-u j    -r        -     ' port bed, doll carriage  large kitchen
'„„„ I    THSlah   J'^m   Piece   and    Jeannine, *    -        -     --       _°__=.
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CARD OF THANKS!
•300 * cr^ of ^Ton ^ent f^m S_S_S " ^^    ^ B" J" EOettger'
"-  juntU  Sunday with   their   grandpar-j     AtltomoDile     insurance.      Specia?
  "  j ents, Mr, and Mrs. IHugh Craig.        'Farmers- policy.    Liability and pro-
T wi^'b  to thank mv schoolmates I     ^^I'-SR3   Ms. .Alonzo  Kuder,  Mr.' perty damage, only $12.00.    Non-de-
Mr.   and   Mrs.  Harold- Hammond   .  i^ Jd eve^nf'for ^toweS j aB^'Mrs'  Franl0 Stilts'  Edim lSum-   ductable.    Wiedman Auto Company,
entertained in honor of the birthday. ^^g^St acts ^ktotoeS ' ner and Pearl "^ Were ^^-^   Saline. Mich.
nr-hs*. ™^t,»v n/r^„ n™„^ u™ r,^ ; and S1118 and many acts 01 icmoness , ^^^ suests ^ Mr_ and Mrs. Lei>n .    	
j Veaiey.  - 1931 CHEVKOTTLET TRUCK
, -Dale Gauntlett of TMilan spent the      157-in.    wheelbase,    dual    wheels,
of This mother; Mrs. Grace Hammond,
Mr. and Mrs. John Wallace, Walter j
and Evah, Mr. and Mrs. Lilburni
Messier, Mrs. Richard! TEllis and John 1
Mulligan of Adrian, TMirs. Maiiy Mc- |
Mann, TMTiss Ella McMann, Mr. and;
Mrs. Ralph Hammond and son, Robert.
shown me during my illness.
Virginia Lawrence.
AUCTION SALE
"WOES OF A TAXPAYER"
(From the  Congressional Record)
His   horse went dead and . his mule 1 yearling from racing stock.
went lame— i     Colts can be seen Saturday, Dec.
And he lost six cows in a poker game.' 8, and until day of sale at Rentsch-
i Thanksgiving and week end; holidays   good cab.
j with Mr. -and Mrs. Ellsworth Tuosee,' GEO. V COOK & SON,
  j and Mir. and Mrs. Weir Gauntlett of Authorized Chevrolet Dealers
At Rentschler barn,  Bridgewater, 1 Milan spent   iSiaturday and   Sunday —
Mich., Monday, Dec. 10, at 1 p. m., S-mere. \     For Sale—Nearly new HammermT.ll
Thirty Head of Colts -^  and   -&Sj,s   G      Zeluff   enter-   complete   with    dust    collector   and
1'S weanlings, 9 head of yearlmgs.   .   .    '    f        Thanksolvino-    Mr    and   dagger, at one-third real value if sold
Sired   by   purebred   Percheron   and ^rs jl^er Se? of^fan,^- S  & ««*.    <*■  F.   Ernst, T?hone   211-
Belgian    stallions:    1   sorrel    mare j ^■ ^   z  ^j■___ g^ }___,. „_&  F3.
r^/'^n^ff^'o^    Y "^IPaui Qf York township aid Mr. and
iBo-T-^o-   T-nm rar-mcr .  n. ^.^   (jiaude Harmon of RicEge road
8tf
•Then a hurricane came on a summer
day—
And blew   the house where The lived
away.
An earthquake came when that was
gone—
And   swallowed   the  land the house ',
stood on—
der barn at Bridgewater.
Terms cash.
F. 37 Seitz, owner.
Frank Merithey, auctioneer.
E. G. Mann, clerk.
1929 ESSEX COACH
.   , „   ,,     ,      1     A   good    looking    up-to-date   car
!     Mr.  and! Mrs.  Aubrey PocTklngton - ^th  good tires  and finish for less
| of Britton, Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Johns-   than 100.00.
] ton and Mr, and Mrs. Ellsworth Lo- j GEO! V. COOK & SON
see   spent  Thanksgiving  at" Milford |
! wdth Mr. and Mrs, ML M. Dillon.  Mr ;
and   Mrs.  Johnston   remained   until.
I Monday. ■ 7. <
Authorized Chevrolet Dealers
WANTED—Peopie„In this vicini&y
I who have any legal printing required
Mr. and MTrs.   Lafayette Pockling- 'j     Mr. and Mrs. Barry Downing, Mr.   jjj   the   settlement   of   estates    eto
j ton of Ridgeway were guests of hon-  tjnd Mrs. Walter Craig and children 7 ^^ confer a favor h„ having- it SeQt
—And then the tax  collector came. or Sunday at a family gathering in  and Mr. and TMrs. Donald Craig ^nd . .    „-„_,„_„_■    ThB^tPs «p
^around   and   cliarged   him up   the home, the    occasion    celebrating   daughter, all of Macon, Mr. and Mrs.   to   Lmav newspciper.     xne   miet,   are
with a hole in the ground.          {their 50th    WeaJding    ahhiversany. — rRdscffe   Craig   of   Ypsilanti and Mr.
 j Teeumseh Herald.                                '7 and   TMrs.  Hugh Craig and   grand-
Some iwonderful  bargains in   per :j                                            j daughter, Hilah Jean Pierece,  ^>ent   paper it is only necessary to ask the
sonal stationery, greeting and- bridge "'    Read tne ads and grow wise in the | Thanksgiving   with   TMir.   and   Mrs.; Probate Judge to send them tn The
cards,   etc, at  The   Observer   office  ' ways to live. ' Sam Craig at Chelsea.    - Observer.-
universal   in   such   matters
have   your   notices   appear   in
and   'to
this