1934-12-20; Saline Observer

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VOLUME 54
SALINE.  WASHTENAW   COUNTY   in(7s|L\    TtHUTRSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1931
NUMBER 10
Merry Christmas
At this time when the holiday spirit is
everywhere about us, it affords us pleasure
to extend the Season's Greetings.
Among the most valued assets of our
bank stand fthe.Mendship and goo<| ^Hl
of friends like you.
Sincerely we appreciate the patronage
and cooperation given our bank by "the
people of this community.. Throughout
the coming year it shall be our. earnest endeavor to serve you in every way possiible,
in keeping with the principles of sound
banking.
For you, 'we hope that 1$35 will be a*
year of progress, happiness, and good
cheer.
f
The
S
amne
The One Story Bank prt the Comer
OF COURSE WE SHALL BE PREPARED
TO SUPPLY YOUR CHRISTMAS NEEDS IN
Turkeys, Ducks, Geese, Chickens
AND DON'T FORGET THE
Drawing Saturday Evening, Dec 22
...-AT. 8:15 O'CLOCK        y
One Ticket with every 25c purchase
CUSTOM BUTCHERING
Yes, we can do it for you, but please give us reasonable notice ahead of the time you wish it done.
To One and All, a Merry Christmas
Haarer's Quality Market
A Complete Stock
on Hand
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Pipe and Pipe Fittings        Valves        Brass Goods
Shallow and Deep Well Pumps   , PilfUP Jacks
WINDMILL PUMPS "
Cylinders and Water Softeners
PUMP REPAIRING
MERRY, MERRY CHRISTMAS
Henry A. Schroen
Located at Gross Hardware
MERRY CHRISTMAS
-Closed Ghristma£s"p;ay—
Bowling Scores
! OTPast Week
i Kroger's  Now TLead the League By
Close Morgin of a Single
_    Gaane.
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By Willard Schaible
Wednesday night of last week the
Kroger lads defeated; Dixie , Gas.
three games and. went .-into.., firsfel
plaice'7-" B. GiTUenMiblie^'forzBipie^
W. Schaible took the honors byr get-*
ting 204 for high single and 5557 lor
high total.
The scores follow:
DIXIE GAS
Winkle —,. ^... -161   188   130.-430
Henderson u...  114   125   1739-^378
Gillen   136   156   147—439
Fitzgerald1 ,  187   169   170—S26,
498 638 587 1823
KROGER ,
Anthony  ,  122 132 161—415
E. Armbruster.... 146 10.$ 115L--395
glchaible  - - 159 192 204—555
7Fr_t_?  + <-- 180 188 115—433.
Handicap ,„„-.—-    66     66- -6S--198
673i   646   677 1996
On    Thursday    evening    Kroger's
again were victorious, being sat&fted
this time with twp.out of three, the
losera again being .Dixie .Gas.   Hoeft
.jjielpeaT. ouifc Kroger's" andi eopipe^L }v_h '■
laagTe%wi^217~an&5te for totals _
iy?Kroger]87;&W leads "the league *"*#
one full gaine. ~-—-•--{___
The scores follow:    '"~^'*-t*tj>--..'
DIXIE GAS
Henderson ..— 166   066   15L\—AT2
W.  BurKhai.dt.T.  103   0.&1   182—486
A. lArmltauster— ITS©   1)35. 051-^445
Gillen   ^..+...  180   171    163—514
Phone 30
Turkeys       Ducks       Geese
CHICKENS
LEAVE YOUR ORDER EARLY!
Sterling Brand Oysters
Bulk—55c quart.   Solid Pack
Schmid's Home Market
FINER MEATS
FEATURE JSTEWS
Marie Schmid, Featiire Editor
Were you present at but- assembly
which we gave TDeceinber -7th? We
were entertained by the Eighth grade.
Many students have commented on
the. "bringing out of talent' as Mr.
Clay suggested- once  earlier in the
White Side Again
Defeats The Purple
Christmas Program At
The Federated Church
HSOME ECONOMICS GROUP
large-  Attendance    at    TP.    T.
Christmas Party in School
"Auditorium.
A.
Songs,   Recitations    and" Christmas
Tree to Dellgfet All Monday
Evening.
Prelude—Mrs. Aprill.
Song   Joy to the World—Assem-
Welcome—Dorothy      Finch      and
The Saline Home Economics TEx-
tension Group met at the "home of
Mrs. Harry Downing of Macon on
December 11. The meeting- was
called to order by. the chairman with
singing "Jingle Bells."
The secretary's report was read
audi accepted!, after which the- meeting wtas turned over to the leaders.
The lesson was on materials, acces-
sories^. collars^ hats and Italian
quilting.
Mrs, Arthur 'Lutz invited the
group to meet with her in January ..
By Marie Schmid
The   December   P. T. A. meeting Phyllis Schill.
— -_- •____..,    was held in the auditorium Monday      Scripture ana Prayer. I
year.  We thank him-for this timely to| w^ in the nature or a Christinas      iSong,    On   Chlistmas   Day-Miss
suggestion   7 '.- '   p^ty.T and! was largely, attendedt -    Halsey> clasj. ■ _
•Mae-.Ko§i Jtete<t,as chaurman, Suid * To^of&tfie features w&s"#potlu~k' < TBiercise,   The|Wdndrous   fta?— j
introduced r the." program,, which--was Supper "at 6^307.   At S a shortbusi-  F°ur has®, Mrs. Lutz s class. ( 	
as follows;7 -•'" ■ness-'session -was held. i    Horn Solo—Charles Collins. I ■       f„-fv.0_^   „,     f .    ,.
Dora Holmes read from the :hwm-> ^'St^ t^n in the member-'    Recitation,   Dad's   Present-Bobby - Jg^^J* JSes "f or   tofe
' kind expressions of sympathy during
our recent bereavement; also to
Rev. Yoder' for his comforting words.
CARD OF, THANKS
- A." coimt wtas taken in the member-  ^-.
tysixth Psalm: "-  '      \;     t      ship contest which showed that the yjoZo     • cm-istmas Manger Hymn-
The seventh and,*igmgradles.ee white.jside again won^ the aoorebe-  Pr^°f7v;deDartment. '
.    j. _^i^J.-T—-.«__ .c«-_~— Christ
Dick's j
Mrs. Jacob Clough,
Mr. and Mrs.. Ed. Feuerbacher
and. Family.
TPpStoffloe Open Evenings
658    613  '646 1917
KROGER.
Fritz . ..... -...   174 - 140   147/—461
E. Armbruster.... 181   177-  135^-497
Schaible  -7  165   OffS   126—469
Hoeft     ,  1661   l'80   217—562
club, direct^S;,by.;TMiss i^on- and ac- ^ 1Wfor them audi 71 for the Pur- Pr£?g^ vTbe c__ of the
comKanie^-j%  Tmidr^fil^nst,. sang ple.   y^, Henne, chairman of the ai- J^ sQdng-nGirls,    TMrs.    u*e-* _
two selectibhs, "Wh^IlTSylvia^'.'^ana. fertainment,, gave a very successful »as    btpciong—                                     i
"A'Merry i!ife."       'fW,    .              'program.            '                        "   „,    ' .w^itntion   Little  Tot's   Special— I
Etoel Rogers aiidi<ASiia. Robinson 7 The school, band, directed by Clare ^fS^             -■ *            j
performed   acrobatSc  ^taflits; r whi*^. Camburn, played "Topnoteh," "Gyp- w!^/lEsCaer Day and Ruth Mar- !
Im^i^^iM.^^ y       ./.-...I    To a^mmodate patons, the post-
^J^S^^s^an1 sgggg me ^t- a^ tbirtf vers^ Wj™J* gffi   Craa^-Loms^  ^^^ ^ sealedL
HeimepIa^a^et-oi^P«    |^ck(the   Hail    and    Joy  to  the '^ j^garet Fmch, -Rurnl routes 2o sealed
Laum Lawren4,a^gaieM^|,» ^ ^    Reading^Doris GUbert Qut 6f town 3o sealed.
^ee"     :■■ i3^nta   Claus _^ to .brmg   them, for,    ^J^~T7^-       Tne      Baby-^-Norine.j ■	
mSh Welter   read a potan   called Christmas, and each one received an ' ^Recitation,      xne■-...       j    .:.■,?.J
All returned, to their ..classes to. re-,    Mra, ism  ^™le> ..f Sand  ij   F ■ Bobby Kleuter. each subsequent insertion.    .
, After .o^Sufe^Senior Play ' j-^t" 'audi."The   Birthdao. of   the (clas^    ^^^flto^iaflierinej '££_,£, ^.^ at ^ Greea.
Everyone   who   saw* -the   Senior.;'_ ^s Morden's fourth gradle P^P^ ^tto»^d ^^l^md^OT" Jesus-  house- ''  ''   '        '     '   =—l-^.-
nlm __eems.,-to;.havfe.;eu3oyed it very,! recited   a   poem,. "White   Like   &>    Recitation, iHer^d. for   jesua	
piay aeeuio. ywp., ^   ..    ^ . —„  ^.-....'m   " t>_ ■    h. Barbara Ann. Bracey.   _. „    „!     Typewriter paper 15c ^r pound at
■'THE jOB^ERyER LINERS
[f^MssifediAdvertising
6^1 675 .62? .1689
- MondT&y evening the Ford dealers
•won. two.' out of three from the
2Bu£c;h,ers. Archie !l__iwrence , bowled
I'jaS' Bon .high, single and.55&,for high j
total.
The scores follow:
HAAR3ER
Ash  ......+..,.... 1:36 . 168
C. Haarer,. —- 136   145
F. Haarer   161   1ST
Gross  .....-*    122   131
Handicap      35     35
Exercise,    The   Go-   Givers—Four . The observer office.
nicely .id e^^-iber of the ^S aJS T^A ^i^^^^^^ ^"1     Poinsettias  a.u, Christmas  pla^
co-operSedl^nelstyle,   Those who foJ?tth. gla^f 'den's dagt andl I-Joan , a* The Greenhouse.
were not hi the cast took. part in     .George'-Austin, on the teornet, pla,y- ,    Recitation, My -xioixy *"v... - - (,
selling tickets,   (a laborious task at; -jjy .Heart,  at   Thy   Sweet Voice" , Cathers,
best), others helped7;with the stageJarid/'Drink. to Me-9nly,,Witl£.TniBe.| - ^ _ wtEIRANS
properties, others "a^isted-behind :ta.e, ^g" adcompanied by 'TMrs,. Merritt, WORM* .WAR .VETWKAJSw .
scenes by being" ready tp rescue any-. Martin, ..
j     Pyro non-rusting alcohol 59c pej-
• gallon.    Wiedimjan Auto Co.
179—483
One who" might' foigfet his ipart    Of ;    Reels 'from, the. conservation; de-
course the meEaters* of. me ^cast^ de-| partnient ' and  movies   of. the  first
APJUSTED COTMTPENSATIOT5I j . Etor     ^e^^esh*   Jfrsey     cow_
151-
1&4-
432 f
452!
serve, a great deal Tof praise for   they . eigHt graae8 at ^r^i \^ere shown. " i 2—the*	
were     the   Tones   'who     shouldredi    ,siajita. Qaus then, appeared and.dis-' c,iaim for adjusted compensatTon.        per?   The label tells the story.
Final date for application, January i
last day upon which to lile j
Charles Keirn," phone ia4TFfi.
Are _you in arrears on your pa,--
177—430
35—105
Many veterans and dependents of
ivetS&s   have still   not filed th«r.
TNoble —•-:-
Lambert. ...
Lawrence
Hoeft—7.
590!   616 696 1902
WIEDMAN
 185   iff2 182—539
  162 _15i7 155—4.74
303   T2I12 140—655'
-';..   150i   136 141—-427
most   of   the   Eesponsibility.   Those! tributed bags' of ^candy; and popcorn,,  _ n.n r,.a RnUwr. riro best w«r
who tod -partsVe^; Glen Hrlinj|mucK to   S.9. delight of.   the smalMveT£—s   have still   ^ot filed to^r,    ^ ^g^ fTrS,^
Esther Gross   Glennis Gordon, Lecm- ' children. 1 claims.    In cases where the veteran  trices iow to j«^ .
ard« Miarken,    Helen. Dunn,    Carol     'The meeting then adjounwd.   I am   died before filing  application or   -i, qalf^i&32  Essex   first-class.
Trent, Lorna! Lange, Kai-1 Bird   El- i SUre  everyone  enjoyed  the evening  he ^ ■&_<,__ receivingJlW™f*^   ^ ^ ^   h5g^.
dean  Betz.   Alvin  Jedele   and  Mai- i immensely. ' penldtents  may  apply  for   the   pai     clean condition     n«F
^oJ^tto^Z SeX^ 6V B, Hess' Stocked Poultry.^e
guerite HaHey. ' 1 "— "
Besides doing a veiy fine job of independents Are Off
700   677    618 1995
HOW THEY STAND
Kroger _	
TRiecreation 	
Dixie Gas.	
Armbruster ...i—
MercThants  	
Wiedman    .:.—
Haarer   -    17    -22
Burmeister   12     27
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Council Proceedings
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entertaining^ tlje class of '35 established perfiaps- somewhat- «E«a..prece- T
dent in the fact'oi-glVing^.aia play an-1
'"' "   <~    rJr' «oii.'-'«5.tar":' mw omsale by.Saline Mercantile Co
To Very Good Starti^^^1^"- — —      ' .,■■--■■■ ^
! ni^^ ^io" have neve^ fifed th^r ,.
       —    - „„,(,_ aT1(».:     uor ssaie—wo tresh ±±oistems,  i
ceeds over to the benefit of the hard-, mg the Past Week   to Hay j ^^ be done, •	
pressed   athletic    association.      Thej Teeumseh xomgnt. , usted,  comensati6n is what is.     Come   ^   ^^ see   the new.style"
equipment and expenses,^ ^an atn-- Bv Rav Hunt 'commonly   known    as    the    bonu-. ; Haminev Mill feed grinder.   H&mau
letio  association are such that for ay ^ay ™?n ^hTTe World war veterans who are   Heininffer.
miv usual high school it is always a :     Last Thursday evenmg the Salixie T^f^.^jTg-hou^ maite applioa- , ilelnmSer  .
SdSerablegtask to finance the or-; ^^n^wereto ^^^^ ffl^tt'Si'Sffii K ^ wisli 7     Wolverine Work  sboes  wear and'
ss^ ^stjss^-ss^ sgrxss6 ^r ^vl iirrateVer benefits mey"eu" s^s^."styles t0 selecr   •
K«ar^^ff«*!SS^^ by   Ha
^d^f^not.Uttlecr^tmust&^ht1^ *"*     ™»»   ***'
Council meeting held in the council chamber- Monday evening, Dec. 3.
Mayor Sugden in the chair.
. iCbuncilmen present:  Cook, Lindemann, Giross and! TTphaus.
Minutes of last meeting read by
the Clerk and stood approved as
read.
Moved by Coolc, supported biy. Lin-
demann, that the fire truck be insured in the Wolverine Insurance Oo.
Carried.
Motion by Lindemann, supported
by Gross, that a phone be installed
hi the home of the chief of police,
Egbert Gillen,    Carried.
The clerk read the following bills:
Harold! Halsey,  wages.-..     21.00
Martin Schaible, wages!... j.     26,25
Lance Rogers, wages .—..    -21.70
Chris. Zick, wages. ,....    13.13
Olaf Gramer, wages       5.o0
John  Fritz,   wages..^     21.70
Dave Wahl,  wages....,...,..-.     23.10
Fred Luckhardt, wages       4.5i>,
Aaron Luckhardt, wagesi-...+...   36.75
C. E. Alber, salary..-.-—
Saline Mercantile Co., supplies
Wolverine Ins. Co., insuring
fire truck ..... .....-.,.—„_.
L D. Tanner, tramps ..,.._.„
Detroit Edison  Co.,   lights
andi power ,...^..+ ,. .r... 423.67.
C. Spears,, iwiages——,       &1Q
M. A. Alber, police invest!-.
gation  j—-—*. j _      5.00
J. A. Alber, salary     83.33
Haarer's Market, welfare—      2.86
SUgden's Drug Store,, TMidse......     1.20
George Schmid, tramps and
welfare „.* ^..^... ^	
C. F. Smith, welfare—-*.	
Dodge Shell Service, gas.—,..
E. J. Muir, coal, welfare
and jail —*—..-. — .    16.43
Geo. V. Cook, repairs on  ■
water and) fire truck.       5.45
! Saline school, delinquent tax.. 441.43
Dept. of State, license plates..     2.00
Carl Gillen, wages..., +...    29.05
Bert Gillen, police salary.    10.00
Moved byt Gross!, supported by
Cook, that the bills be allowed -and
orders drawn for same.    Carried.
Councilmen interested in above
bills withheld their votes.
Moved by Gross, supported by Uphaus, that we adjourn subject to call
of Mayer.	
LOTTIE   WALLACE,   Clerk.
MARK B. iSUTODEN, Mayor.
go to the one wiho supervises and di
rects, and) in this- partcular case Mr.
Knicely deserves the credit.
the large end of a 21 to 15 score.
Official: Mr. Max-kin.
SALINE Eg!      Ft
Hunt . .'—..'.,  1
The' Christmas hdidiays; will start  Dieterle ....+ «....  4
Arbpr.
Co., Saline.
withth; dosin^of^ool on Friday   Keubler  0
Dec. 21, and end with the calling of-E.  Westphal—-,.— x
school on Monday Jan. .7..^ Mefry  Bowen ...—,—— «
ChrisUas and I' Happy New Year J^yer -,-.--- 1
to all.                                     . . .
SPORT NEWS
Eldean BetZi Editor
AN1N AiROBOR
Saline opened its basketball season McDonald ..—
Friday ni^ht agaiist TMa'and defeat-   jViS, Z""'	
ed them 20-18.   The game was very    "   walsIli-	
exciting- from beginning to end. Saline seemed rather w<obbly at first
but in tha latter part managed to
find themselves and "played excellent
ball.   One thing Saline showed, that
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Tp   4iuaubon  Society Sponsors
_■     _ _ 7 Bird-Feeding  Contest
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Rogers Synthcote, Johnston's Wax,.
B. P. S. Varnish, for your linoleum,
at E. J. Muir's.
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^ .^^f^oaS of alf ^ufai'     New line of typewriter ribbons and
Ur£Sf£  thfSS Rui*£ S^°01   a supply of aidding machine rolls just
Cutest for^ee~ana. identifying  received at The Observer offloe,
birds,  whicli begins January ,1  and      ^^ ^ c^    ^ ^^     ^
is the time to place your order before the prices advance.   E. J. Muir.
continues   to  February  28.   County
school   commissioners-  are  receiving-
copies of the contest rules.
• Since natural food for birdls is--ufe-
^ uauallv scarce this jyear, the Audubon
*  Society is particularly dtesirous that  sonal stationery, greeting and bridge
2  school commissioners invite all rural car<l«.   etc., at  The  Observer' office.
Some wonderful bargains ln per-
schools/to  enlist under the slogan
2', "'Save Our Birds.1
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Inquiries
■governing
concerning
the- contest
The  next "night'we  journeyed _. to  Erected °to  the ^^S^13-   -^udubon   2Z'
theyi never Thad in football, a ^hting Milan .After' watching,  the   Salme ■       -
The St. Paul's Auxiliary will hold
the rule" a CJbristmas baked! sale at the <3. F.
ahotild-   be   Smith store on Saturday, December
 „. „- .    *    rrf  i^tf^t-    j»j.•.«•!•    -—*.*****_.   >^~   ""-^v-  society,    iven
i spirit   and they possessed plenty ot  undergraduates get taken  for  two Qj-ama Rapids
•this Fridlay night.    Iieo.nard 13^'„f°  games ina row we propaptly tpm- :...., ■_ ,-.-,.
Society,_ Kent    Soientific.  Museum,
■played a fine;game, scoring. 11 TPomts,  ^ ^^ ^^^j,
and bemg • high-point man for both  25.
teams.           „."''„,.'     "       '    Official:  Brainard.
At the end of the half Saline was  SAXilNE Fg-
trailing 10-6, but came back and tied jjunt   ...t. -     7
TPHTTSFIELD  TAX  NOTICE
For Sale—Good pedigreed iHavan-
as, New Zealand Whites, $3 per pair.
Clarence iSchneider, Kinmundy, TEUi-j
nois.
83.33
8.65
48.80
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it UP-; and in the last minutes 01 £>ieterie
of playl Luther Dijdcs sank a basket Keubler
that put-iSaline,-on top. ., E   Westphal-7.'
Saline's second team also turned in Estermyer
a -good! game, .almost: scoring, a shuC- jaarian
out against Ida,'the final score being  jjertier ...1..
24'-2.   It looks, as if some of the sec- Bowen   "77777777
bnd team are going to give some of. *
the varsity a fight for their jobs:      I
This week Saline journeys down r.o  jjjjiLAN
MTttlan where theyt will play a very Bassete        _
highly prai^d team.   It promises to  Bruckner     - 77
be a gpod game, so why not see it Dennison J."_"T-+     -2
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Willing Workers Meeting
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The Willing Workers Club was entertained December 13th at the
home of Mrs. (Harold Hammondi, with
Mrs. Roy Stoddard assisting.
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•*   SaSne -Citizins Bank Jan. 9, Sa-   Jferket.
.. 72 TinWsavings  Bank  Jan. 30, Read s .
3  Store, Piatt, Jan. IS,
4' George H. Rathfon, Treasurer. .
...2 R 4 YpsUanti, Ypsi phone 7146-F12. •
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Bring that order for printing to
service, prompt delivery, reasonable
your Home Town Printers. Quick
prices.
—' LODI TOWNSHIP  TAXES	
,-,37 j   •  .   .-, .,   •.   Repairs ordered for all makes of
TP      I.will<be ready to receive taxes un   furnaces,    stoves   and   ranges.    All
3 the' following days: kinds    of    tin   and   furnace   work
. 11     ,gaiine Savings Bank Dec. 21, Jan.   promptly done.   E. J. Muir. I
4 l?.'-ancfi 26. 	
P      Saline Citizens Bank Dec. 28, Jan.'      a Christmas bake sale will be held
.°-i9. at the Ben Uphaus store Saturday
<*      State   Savings Bank,  Ann Arbor,   afternoon, December 22, at 2 o'clock,
■ 2 , Jiaauary 4. by the Lutheran Ladies' Aid Society.
—: AOTiBERT  FREY,   Treasurer.  ■— [
725!      '     ..'    . Automobile     Insurance.      Specia
Just as long as there are men who
deep in their hearts have the desire
to leave the world a little better
place than they found it, just that
long will service clubs flourish.
 ^    ^e governor of Delaware ha, a^  ^ers^olicy,    UabUity «*J*
„. —,  — =- o    to bTa real srood ganie.    It costs ^m be limited in their biting to a   Saline, micn^	
called to order:by th« president, Mrs.  done.   ,,^.. ,  .  -
SSS^C^Vr6' , Vork Towi*blP Tax CoHecti«m TDates |       WINNERS OF FREE TRADE
Song-r—Mtsl    'Hugh    Qraig,    TMrs. I
Amos Luckhardt .and Mrs. Lester;
Hanson, with Mra. CHarry, Downing j
at the piano. ,
CThistmas Poem—^Mrs.  Craig. j
A iChristmas contest, with Mrs.'
Raynor Scudder iwinning -first prize-
and Mrs. Jessie Robison the consola- |
tion. i
A Christmas tree and Santa Claus'
appearing with gifts for everyone'
present concluded the program. \
Mrs. Arthur Lutz invited the club i
to her home for the January meet-;
ing. '
Sa^e Savings Bank Dec. 2L
Milan Bank Dec. 23.
Sialine Citizens Bank Dec* 28. '
Milan Bank Dec 29.
Saline iSavingis Bank Jan. 4.'
M31an Bank Jan. 5.
Saline Cit zens Bank Jan. S.Milan Bank Jan. 10, 12.
Saline Savings Bank Jan. 18.
Milan Bank Jaa. 19.
Saline Citizens Bank Jan. 25.
Milan Bank Jan, 26.
Saline Savings Bank Feb. 1. "'
Milan BaThk Feb. 2.
•     ! .AT SCTHMTID'S TMAR7KET
SomB who won larger awards: , •
'   *   |   'Mrs.'Herman (Heininger, MTrs. HTar-;
■"•   iry Friis, Dr. C. O. Woodbridge each'
! won-   51.00   in   trade.    Mrs.   Edlwin
Luckhardt -50o. Mr. Will Austin, Mrs.
irt'•■ jay Harmon, TMr. Charles Fox, Mi~.
Dave .Wahl each won 25c in trade.
, Numerous others have already won
;.2Qq,in trade.   iEVERYONE V>ONS!     !
I    TWho Tkaiows, Y)OitJ might win $5.00 i
..   .in.TRADEl 7
"  I    Tfif, "you  haven't a caxd—get   one '
: nowf at .Schmid's Market.
1929 ESSEX OOTACHT
A   good   looking   up-to-date   car
with good tires and finish for leas
than 100.00.
GEO. V. COOK Sr SON
Authorized Chevrolet Dealers
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. The rates are
universal in such matters and to
have your notices appear»in this
paper it is only necessary to ask ths
1 Probate Judge to send them tc Tile
Observer.