1936-07-23; Saline Observer

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VOLUME 55
SALINE,   WASHTENAW   COUNTY,   1JICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1936
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NUMBER 42
between -our services and our customers, as thiey have long since discovered, is our spirit of friendly,
willing co-operation.
EVERY FACILITY we have to offer is
a* your disposal the moment your need
arises. Isn't there something we can do
for you today?
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The One Story Bank On the Corner
Arsenate of Lead
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PHONE 47
SALINE
This W.
Coupon with Mentholatum 30c tube
or jar for 25c
Coupon with Colgate's Tooth Paste
(Large'Tube) 19c
Coupon with Purity Popsicles, 5c
Your Junior Friend Appreciates Your Help!
Keveling's Drug Store
PHONE 214
Sherwin-Williams Barn Pain
$ 1.30 per gallon
Fly Spray
Splendid line of Paints and Brushes
Screen Wire, Screen Doors and Windows
EVERYTHING IN POULTRY SUPPLIES
Saline Mercantile Co.
EVERYTHING IN BUILDING SUPPLIES
': Annual School Report
Of Receipts and Disbursements of
the Board of Education of Saline
District No. 1 Fractional, for the
Year Ending June  30,   1936.
HOWDY
J
may mean the difference between success
and failure in a potato crop. We have them both
—also Calcium Arsenate, Lime Sulphur and Dusting
Lime.
POULTRY FOUNTAINS AND FEEDERS
PLYMOUTH AND JACKSON TWINE
SALT,  LIME,   OYSTER  SHELL
Colefs Feed Store
The annual school meeting of- Saline District No. 1, Fractional, was
held in the school auditorium July
13, 1936. Meeting called to order
by President Henne and minutes of
last annual meeting read and accepted. The President called for the
Secretary's annual report.
Receipts—Debt Service
Balance   on hand June 30,
1935    $1943.07
District taxes for debt service prior to Dec. 8, 1932    8524.00
Delinquent  taxes allocated
to  debt service     2515.38
Short time loans     1540.00
14,522.45
Library Fund
Balance  on hand  June 30,
1935  _    2005.05
Interest on bond         95.00
Penal fines  7.39
General Fund
Balance  on hand June 30,
1935  	
District taxes 	
Primary money 	
Primary supplement fund....
Equalization  fund 	
Tuition from State _	
1935  Primary  supplement
fund 	
Tuition from-other sources,
1935-36 	
Interest  _	
Miscellaneous receipts	
2107.44
845.72
6097.98
3105.27
2962.00
2187.00
3840.00
3719.00
318.00
19.57
480.24
75.00       A friendly column with something :
; to inspire and help you, to interest ]
65.00 ] you, or to amuse you, contributed as ;
49.78* much as possible by your friends and j
318.83 j neighbors.
25.40               ^ Light in the Window \ Tells  Rotarians Reasons for "Halting
4Q2 .a * „„        , _.,   —_TTT  ,_  _■       -4i ■_ '•       Necessary Changes in Saline;
17.34
j "So   when   tlie   fight   begins   within'
' himself, :
Finkbeiner & Wa_»**-labor on
agriculture equipment,
repairs  _£.	
Wolverine Sporting'Goods,
athletic supplies.*	
E. J. Muir, coal	
Insurance on building	
R. Hunt, labor..—._	
Karl Wiedman,  labor.	
Office cash _	
Rider's Pen Shop, repairs on
typewriters 	
Love & Campbell, ball laces
and repairs on balls	
Citizens Bank, rental *pf
bank box	
Standard Laboratories,
cleaners 	
Huntington Laboratories, 1
pail Seal-o-san dance
flakes	
Doubleday Bros.,  kccount , , .       ...        ,
set, paper binde!        35.95 ! sa?ce an?tr^ mis cake
International Busiless Ma- !     }  ™p brown _sugar.
chine Co., 5 buzzers, mdse.
Gill Lumber Co., lumber.	
Keystone View Co., views....
1TRI-COTJNTY  LEAGUE   RESULTS
emianaer
iscusses City Fla
Descriptions Should Be Brief.
God!
man's    worth   somethin:
_   , ■            stoops o'er his head. j , *..        ._
6.14 ! __,+„,-   .„-,,._.   ,.„  between his feet ' was guest speaker at the meeting of
Again sonly two games were played
fin tlie Tri-County League on Sunday, Ann Arbor not being able to
' muster a full team to put into the
] field at their scheduled game at Man-
; Chester.
;    Saline   entertained Pinckney here,
■ presenting them a 5 to 1 victory.
I     In   the   only  other   contest   Hamburg defeated Chelsea by a score of
12.94 j
Satan looks  up
both tug-
Paul  H.   Weinlander   of  Ypsilanti j 13 to 10.
Saline plays at Chelsea the coming
i the Rotary Club, at The Tavern last | Sunday.
I He's left, himself, in the middle: the • Thursday noon, and was accompanied
4.80 *
soul wakes and grows."
A TIMELY RECIPE
. . LEAGUE  STANDINGS
] by his son, Paul, Jr. j w
i    He spoke on the reason for making j jjambur°- 10
j the  surveys and assessors' plats for i phicknev     9
r CJolina A t-.-__-.-_-._-i-   _-_ _•■_-_ a-**   tTiintre   1. ___    c*4-»_*r_     . «     —-.-—.     --
2.98 !.  Now tt3;1 nfT cooking apples are j Saline    Amon    other things he stat- i S^fZ "' R
in market   make  some   fresh apple j ed   th&t   an serroneous   description j S?   %
I causes property taxes to be rejected j Qhelsea ' 2
j by the state and returned to tlie city j Ajm Art)or" ~~~ 2
15.67
4.80
24.67
23,574.78
Disbursements
Library Fund
Bond   2,000.00
E. M. Hale, books  1.31
F. A. Owen, books  3.50
Welles Pub.  Co.,   books  7.35
Toledo Book Craft Co., books 15.56
Readers Digest, books  5.00
MacMillan Co., books  2.13
Wahr Book Store, books  5.45
Hillsdale School Supply Co.,
books   1.70
McFadden  Co., books  3.89
Office cash,  books  10.85
Acme Chemical Co., 50 lbs.
Terrasweep 	
American Humane Society,
posters  	
W. D. Cook, payroll for
playground  labor	
Dr.   Woodbridge,  medical
examinations 	
Cook Garage, oil and grease
G. A. Raiser, repair work.—
F.  C. Mosley, typewriter
repairs 	
Mich. Film Library, play
for grades	
National Bureau of Casualty
& Surety Underwriters,
Safety Book t	
Pyramid Paper Cd., paper....
U. S. Sanitary Specialties,
floor spray.	
Miller Tool    Sales, waste
rod and auger.	
Laurel Book Co., diplomas	
W. Cook, postage	
H,  D.Long, agriculture
books 	
Hawkes  Federal Index System 	
P. Lippincott, work books....
3.50
1.00
49.28
12.00
1.20
3.52
6.25
2.50
1  cup apple sauce.
2 cups flour.
Cinnamon and cloves.
1 teaspoon of soda dissolved in a
little hot water.
Bake in a slow oven.
Contributed by Mrs. Frederika Mc-
Bride.
1.00
4.76
Mrs.  F. H. Nissly  tells us  that a
veal loaf  will  be improved by   the
to be paid out of general tax funds.
A meets and bounds description may
be correct, but it is very long, and
our county descriptions are being
placed on metal plates, therefore
space is important and a description
from a plat should be as follows:
Plat   No.   1—Lot   No.   5,   City   of
Saline,
instead of a very lengthy affair.
Mr.     Weinlander    also    discussed
T\
Pet.
1
.909
1
.900
5
.545
7
.300
8
.200
S
.200
The extreme heat of Saturday
claimed a victim, in Dundee when
Edward Lewis Vandercook was
stricken while at work in a wheat
field on the A. T. Bordine farm just
west of tlie village. He was taken
to   the   Monroe   hospital   where   he
I passed away in tlie early evening-.—
! Dundee   Reporter.
addition of a little lemon juice and j a^nSerTvlSL %£T tff °^Z \    ]Detroit   has  started  a   *■"»*   ^
nutme°- *  numt5el .of y*f?s flv™g ™e parry  rats" campaign.    Why all the hurry
°- 'm P^session  tit e   to   the   properly,  _wait ^ £     trv ite&lili   ^ cit*
and said survey lines must be made j hall ° J
accordingly. |
He   discussed   monuments   on   tlie! — - ——  *>
From The Observer, July,  1881
The   fire   engine  house   has   been
completed and looks as neat as a pin. j c~{er un^oT 7tr<STtateVTections a^LrrT,   fYRC.T?T»\roT» T TXrx**DC_
TTie engine is expected 111 a f ew days I those placeci   on  aU four comers ofTHE OBSERVER LINERS
That part  of the  department_ called ; tlie street.    Saline has some of both, j        r.^vlHoA   A ....__.,«_,_„„-
the hose-cart has just gone through ;0ur su corrections to date give ClaSSlhed Advertising*
Uv_To  bt tL  libernl use^f6 _K_fd  US  &™  ^ts~^   oriS*nal   tow»  is ',6c per line first insertion. 4c per line
44.50  1™_°  _?._-_? —_,   _.....  ,_Li__   ™!^„ omitted.    The   speaker believes  this ■ -•--=- *
14.00
45.35
1.00
19.25
blue paint and gold leaf has made
it present a very gaudy appearance.
GEMS  FOR, YOUR  SCRAPBOOK
work should be completed.
"Books"
"That is a good book "which is op-
! .
Council Proceedings
Special meeting- of tlie council held
1 ac 1 ened   with   expectation   and   closed] .....  _.«„-_.,_.    ^
0,4!with profit."—Amos Bronson Alcott. in the  council   rooms Monday  eve- L       hie    215 Monroe St.,
47.4.-T  1 Vi-inr. Ti,,._     On t 4, , »
eacli subsequent insertion.
SIINTMUM CHARGE, 25 CENTS
For Sale—House on East Michigan
Avenue.    Inquire at Observer office.
For   Sale—100-lb.   ice   box,   §2.50.
2056.74
Balance  on  hand June  30,
1936, in Library fund         50.70
Disbursements From Debt
Service
Paid  principal  on   bonds....    4,000.00
Paid principal on short loans   1540.00
Paid interest on bonds     7036.34
Paid interest on short loans        46.20
766.
50.
155.
81.
36.
43.:
"5.
1.
28
42
5.
.66
.90
.00
.48
.00
.00
00
67
12,622.54
Balance in  Debt Service
June   30,   1936      1899.91
Disbursements   From  General
Fund
Teachers' salaries and supervision      13,890
Janitor salary and overtime      932.
Detroit Edison Co., electricity
Treasurer's bond 	
Secretary and Treasurer's
salary  	
Saline water department	
Saline Telephone Co., telephone 	
S. R. Wilson, printing, stationery, report cards	
Harlem McKinney,  painting
flag pole	
Ihling Bros-Everard Co.,
treasurer's forms and
supplies  -	
Mayer-Schairer, Mdse	
R. B. Kerr, repairing doors
and locks	
Taking census, two years....
E.   H.   Kemper   McComb,
membership fee.	
The Bruce Publishing Co.,
subscription 	
W. F. O'Hara, repairs and
materials for roof	
Lyons &  Carnahan, reading
games  	
Leonard Danziger, one-half
dozen fitted taps.	
School Executive  Magazine
Beckley Cardy Co.,  letter
files and holders	
George L. Williams, supplies
Scott-Foresman, algebra
set and supplies         30.69
Michigan School Service,
chairs for auditorium and
supplies       430
Remington Rand, typewriter
and  supplies	
American Book Co., work
books 	
D. Appleton, supplies for
grade work 	
Hillsdale School Supply Co.,
supplies 	
Eberbach & Son, barometer
repairs and laboratory
supplies 	
Webster Pub.  Co., second
grade language helps	
Milton Bradley Co., paper
and  supplies	
MacMillen Co., reference
books 	
Saline Mercantile Co., coal,
lumber, paint, nails       433
P. T. Lamkin, lumber.	
W. M. Welch, supplies	
Fuller Brush Co., metal
polish 	
Dobson Evans, working material 	
Ginn & Co., agriculture reference book	
Hospital Specialty Co., sanitary supplies	
C. C. Conn, mouthpiece for
bass horn	
! "A book introduces new thoughts,
! but it cannot make them speedily un-
! derstood. It is the task of the pioneer
j to hew the tall oak and to cut the
?18,805._8
Total receipts in Debt
fund       14,522.45
TOfundl!!!1P„l.!"..I:^a:?..      2107.44>°*^   SraiUte.     Future   a*es   must
Total receipts in General
I declare   what  the   pioneer  has   ac-
fund 23,574.78 ! complished."—Mary   Baker   Eddy.
$40,204.67 !
"Books   are   the   legacies   that   a
ning,  June 29
Mayor Sugden in the chair. Councilmen present: Cook, Gross, Lindemann, Uphaus.
Dr. J. B. Wallace, who had corresponded with State Board of Health,
took charge of meeting in regard to
the contamination danger of the
swimming pool in City  Park.
Col, Rich and Mr. Faust,  sanitary
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W. E. Dietiker, licensed embalmer
and undertaker.    Phone 175-F2.
Save those shrubs by using Dog-
Zix.    Saline Mercantile Company.
For Sale—Slab oak wood, cut 1 yr..
§3.00 per cord delivered.   Phone 52.
j Lamphier, 215 Monroe St., phone 52.
! great   genius    leaves   to   mankind, j engineers    of   the    State   Board   of      Dr  uess' Stock and Poultry Tonic
Debt fund 12 622 54 I which are delivered down from gen- .Health, spoke in regard to correction, "on sale b   Saline Mercantile Co.
Total d^W^mente'from"    "" '      '      eration to generation, as presents to: measures.    Col. Rich definitely con- • __i	
General  funi 18 805 4S !the Posterity  of those who  are yetidemned   the  area,   until  situation is      For  Sale_Brood  sows   ^th  pigs.
..... _~'"~"~~"~~~~ '      '     !unborn."—Addison. 'relieved. It <r,T_1.v,i_.>.   oi_ Tvr>vn.7._> at    _i_n_ _._
  i    Moved by Cook, supported by Lin-
        "Books are tlie compasses and tele-'. demann, providing tlie legality be ap-
•*• . 484 "6 ^ scopes and sextants and charts which' proved by city attorney, that the city
t_mo___ „_ i,o__ t,m_ .nfi, -*s,4"5*.i j oQler men have prepared to help us j furnish labor and property owners
Balance on hand June 30th,. | navigate the dai^erous seas  of hu-!pay material cost for approved sep-
19db  -  ; man life."—Jesse Lee Bennett. j tic   tanks    on   Joseph   Schmid   and
I Aaron   Wiedmayer    properties,
Total   disbursements  from
Total disbursements from 1
Library fund       2056.74 j
§40,204.67
for
For Sale—Guernsey bull
native and western horses.
Valley  Farms.
calves,
Saline
26tf
For   Sale—Grain   binder   in   good
condition;     price    very     reasonable.
Estimated   receipts   and   disbursements,  as adopted by the Board  of
'Of making  of many books there purpose of making safe bathing beach j -yyjedman Auto Company.
..jis   no  end."—Bible,  Eccl.   12:12. 'at  the Saline  River swimming pool !
j Yeas five,   nays none.
For Sale—Or trade for farm,  our
ESion MayTlTlIseriorlTe yea^ 1 ARRANGE 4-H i c^tt^tle^nt CffiM ^V" ^ ^f^.' ,St   W*
n. 10qr Q7- 1 :    _    ' m     we accePl me Dia 0I Bar 'Sam Craig, Box 196, Chelsea, Mich.
01 j._do-_.. 1 r,TI-?T Q' PATVTPlret  Company for resurfacing Henrv! .	
Receipts \ K3SM,S-iO V_x-_._Y_.JL  . street at  5Sc per  square yard>   ^;
District taxes, operation,
6 mill rate .,_	
i Estimated cash on hand June
j     30. 1936  3,000
' Tuition   4,800
I Primary, 303 at $10.00  3,030
j State Aid  5,400
j Miscellaneous   300
  100
; . . -v i-       «.-.. o   mi  .        _.   that the  Mayor and Clerk sign the
6,980 IAnmlal °utmS Will Be Held August  contract     (£**_.
3 to 8 at Lake Near j    Moved by Lindemann tha£ we ad-
i journ.    Carried.
j     Council meeting held in tlie coun-
LIST YOUR FARM PROPERTY
WHERE FARMS ARE  SOLD
Write A. C. Gaston, Ann Arbor, Mich.
Brighton.
Library
More than 150 Washtenaw county ! ^erk^caUed^the roll
girls in good standing in 4-H club! clerk called tte roU*
projects are expected to attend the-
Mayor Sugden in the chair.
-    "   1   . -_.   _;_."„   _„..,-..   A,,m,_.   o +^'     Councilmen    present-.   Lindemann,
annual 4-H girls  camp August o to, ^ ^^^    Ab Q
T°t_' op«t         ^^^fiS^S^^^j^^^^,^* rss.
Coal and Coke. All kinds. Now
is the time to place your order before the prices advance.   E. J. Muia*.
For your linoleum: Linex, Rogers
Synthcote, Johnston's Glo-Coat, Old
English Wax, B. P. S. Varnish.    E.
Genuine   Oliver   farm  implements
.r.=.r.,„.._,,. .„.,,,, -x..,,.,.,,,   .,-.,,_    „4i4j   -.44_-,   4»_44,44_44 . and repairs, New Idea spreaders, im-
instrucuon        _!^!S^v       -,?0      '      -T     ^>.° -«t._   ^. Ipensation   Insurance   be   taken   out,nip,,,™^., nT1ri rpr.nir<!  "Wl.rimnTi  Anl-n
Operation       3,465 j Walsh   will   supervise   activities    at * The  Michigan  State   Accident P^ients and repairs. Wiedman Auto
325 J the  camp  this year.
Miss  Gertrude Morris  of  Monroe,:
Fund.    Motion  carried.
The clerk read the following bills
Company.
Fixed  charges, insurance..
'Maintenance        605 j ^^ ______v 4<__.u _44<= iUU,
Auxiliary activities  65 ; an experienced teacher and  a grad- j Count   treasurer, interest on
Capital outlay.      1250 \ uate  of the physical   education  de-:    reiected tax 	
_——- j partment of the University, will have Aan)n ■lMtil__r^~^^___
Total operation.  §23,610 j charge  of  instruction in   swimming, iMartin schaible, wagls   ..    _    27 23 	
Debt Service j recreation and dancing. iFrank Kin°-  wr_=-p<. <.. .7'     -,      . .
Payments due on principal....      3,000      Miss   Pearl   Haist,   county   school \ Qe0rjre Underhill   wa-'es     1120!     Repairs ordered for  all  makes  ot
Interest char-es . 6,800   nurse,  wfll be  at   the  camp  during %Z°tE?. ^.nr_!5„V„™=           „„X  furnaces,    stoves    and    ranges.    All
The Rainbow Division of the Ladies' Aid will hold an ice cream social
^■•^•Irjon the M. E. church lawn Saturday
^'. o  evening, July 25. All are invited.
10.
2.
3.
39
120.
23
26.
10
21.
27.;
39.
1.;
6.
2j
8.
2j
H. Gross & Son, agriculture
equipment        113.
E. Henne, nine bench screws
O. C. Wheeler, books, alcohol, paper, etc	
Carl Gillen, removing ashes
Henry Sehroen, labor and
material •>, 	
College Book Co., reference
material .._.	
8.
20.
3.
24.
27.1
$9,800
1 the entire period, assisting with the;Lo?tif WaS' _ItS.     q.'.0!kinds    °f    tin    and    fUmaCe    WOrlC
ihealth   fe^ of    the    m^l_^^__]^_^^    °'^, P—ptly done.   E. J. Muir.
There will be an adult counselor for;    -j.^.. ^= 12 50 •
Rate necessary for above, 8.5 nulls.   ----- _„-.".                                           ;    "ins  _.. j__..ou;    Eyes   examined  and  best  glasses
,, 7~a                    .  „       Onlv-irls vhio finished their proi-i^k  ?,ig:den'  ^W1^  1-00  made   at   §7.50   to   §12.75   in   gbld
Moved  by   Mr.   Jordan,   supported     ^^r^™ and receded £„  A. Alber   salary.  83.33; frames.    oculist, U. of M. Graduate,
ects   last  winter aim receiyea  uieir B   t  jjerendinger,  salary.  30.00! 44. VPar= T,ra"tir.      Phon.   .iRfifi    .4Q
certificates  and pins   and   those  en- D    j  B  W^B    ' salaT-/ o2 xn', ?,   ?    I HI    }       .   ..        ^lsb6> S49
rolled in summer clubs and in good "^J. B^ ^^^7^11 3000 '                      ' Ann Al'l30r*
standing   with wQrk all up to  dat§,;F^n{h         ^alary;_      " 5Q;00 !
are   eligible   to  attend  the   camp.— ' J
Washtenaw Post-Tribune.
MOTORISTS WARNED g_ R  ^ rinti     	
OF "STICKER" DEADLINE; George Uphaus, parts for
trucks
Use   of   automobile   "stickers"   or; Municipal League, dues..
by  Mr.   Cotton,  tliat  report be   accepted.    Carried.
Treasurer's report was read by the
treasurer, Mr. Cook. Moved by Mr.
Townsend, supported by Mr. Jordan,
that report be accepted.    Carried.
Tlie assembly next proceeded to
elect one member on the board to
succeed Mr. Austin for the term of
three years. The President called
for nominations. Mr. Austin and Mr.
Jordan were nominated from the
floor. i
The President appointed Mrs. Winkle and Mr. S. Lambarth tellers.
The oath of allegiance was administered by G. C. Townsend.
The assembly proceeded to vote by
ballot. Total votes cast 25. Mr.
Austin received 23 and Mr. Jordan
2.    Mr. Austin declared elected.
Moved by Mrs. Hall, supported by
Mr. Thomas, that a full time teacher
be provided for the first four grades.
Moved by Mr. Jordan to amend the
motion to leave tlie assigning of the  stickers had been sold  by the De-
various    teachers    to    the   various, partment of State.
See  the new   Case  Grain   Binder
Roscoe Bonisteel, salary. 100.00 j ana\ Thresher;   also  have  one   15-30
A. a Lange, meter reading.-   15.00 j tractor, Port Huron Thresher, Farn-
*-6° i hall cultivator, full line Osborne re-
Ben Uphaus, supplies...
half-year permits will be illegal after i streicher Tool  & Die Co.
midnight,   July   31,   and   owners   of
motor vehicles in this state who ex-
|    supplies  *.	
•Tropical Paint Co., street paint
pect to operate them after that time 1 Layne Northern Co., pump
must  equip  them with 1936 license j    repair   	
plates  before  then. .Detroit Edison Co., lights |phone  181-F13.    Your  neighborhood
Orville■   E.   Atwood    secretary   of I    and power  439.01  dealer, Grunow, Philco.   Tubes tested
state,  points^out^ that^he^ is permit-; Wiedman Auto Co., gas.       6-65ifree.     Art  Klager,  Proprietor.
44-10' pairs,   "Clay"   barn   equipment   and
j ventalization.    W. J. Schneider, Ann
34.80! Arbor, phone 778-F3. 42
25.00 j - 	
j    Let Art fix your radio. Guaranteed
24.00 j repairs' on all makes. Tung-Sol tubes.
4.68 j Parts for all sets. Day and night ser-
ivice.    Shell Station,  Saline-Ann Ar-
208.16 j bor-Pleasant    Lake    Roads.    Saline
ted no latitude, discretion nor power, Cook Motor   Sales,  truck
of  extension  and  that only  express'    repair
authorization of the state legislature o. E. Hoeft, °-as:
grades be left to the Board of Edu- \
cation. The amendment was lost and
the assembly proceeded to vote on
the motion, as stated, and it was
carried.
Moved by Mr. Austin, supported
by Mr. Jordan, that the meeting
adjourn.   Carried.
Mrs.  Anna  C. Miller,
Secretary.
Decadence is the likely penalty for
government paternalist that offers
premiums for doing less and producing less.
An Arizona justice fined his wife
ten dollars for speeding and then
broke all records to reach the foothills in safety.
35.31 j     Wanted—People   in    this   vicinity
,_,,.- .<=        3.81 j who have any legal printing required
—not  now   in  session—could   delay Saline Mercantile Co., supplies 156.661 in  the   settlement of   estates,   etc;
or   change   tins deadhne. ICE. Alber, aslary.     83.33  will confer a favor by having it sent
On   July   15   a   total   of   448,084 Welfare Commission        26.05 to   this  newspaper.    The  rates  are
L. E. Fairbanks, bonds for universal   in such   matters   and to
Treasurer and Clerk.     83.79] have   your   notices   appear   in   this
Saline school, delinquent tax.... 110.60 j paper it is only -necessary to ask the
Moved  by  Uphaus,   supported  by! Probate Judge to send them to The
Dr. H. H. Hammel is leaving Friday, July 17, for New Zealand where,  Lindemann,"that bills'be allowed and j Observer.
4, ..__  ,__       „   4._i„  or(jers  drawn for same. j 	
Councilmen interested in the above ]    PIANO BUYERS—Always remem-
bills withheld their votes. "tier if you are interested in the pur-
in the Southern Alps he will take
moving pictures for a film company,
while hunting chamois and thar. He
will sail on the "Mariposa" from
Los Angeles July 22, stopping at
Honolulu to be present at a military
maneuver. Further stops will be
made in Samoa and the Fiji Islands
before landing at Auckland, New
Zealand. During his stay in New
Zealand, he will be the guest of the
Motion   by  Lindemann,   supported; chase of an upright or grand piano
by Uphaus, that we  adjourn.    Car- j you can do better at the Big House
ried. ' \ of Kimball. Every purchase is backed
LOTTIE WALLACE. Clerk,    j by  79  years   of integrity in piano
M. B. SUGDEN, Mayor. j building.    Every   purchase  made   is
backed by   the approval of over a
An eastern night club employs a j million Kimball Piano users,
lady bouncer. We hope the boys \ We also have used uprights taken
New Zealand game commissioner, j don't forget to tip their hats as they' in exchange on Kimballs $19.50,
and military friends with whom he!go flying through the front door to players §27.50, Grands §175 and up.
became acquainted during his service show they are still gentlemen. i    We extend a cordial invitation to
with  the  British  _&my   in  France!  :  j-visit our warerooms in Detroit  at
during  the   World   War.—Tecumseh]    More than 30 billion eggs are pro-; 15 E. Grand River.   Cady & Bourke,
Herald. duced on American farms annually. Kimball Piano Distributors.
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