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VOLUME 58
SAT.TN.F,.   WASHTENAW   COUNTY,   JillCHlGAN. TH_K£5DAY^/NOVl_a_--J33R 24* 1938"
NUMBER   8
sgj-Ving
Let us be observant of the fact .that
during the past year, we as a eoriimun-
ity, have many reasons to set aside this
Thanksgiving Day to commemorate
the many blessings entrusted to us.
Vera Ede Weds in
-Pretty Ceremony
Former Saline Girl and Franklin  G.
Crawford Plight Troth   at
Swartz CreeSt.
PIONEE^TIMES
"My Wife's Family5'
-December I and 2
. A PioneerfTOa_-l-£iftving Feast
"' 4 '.-•*." -*"'"'.   ''
It is fitting;, that 'our story this
wfeek should bd'abotit Thanksgiving.
But a very different one from those —"
we-are   familii_r-  with. Seniors Will present Play, With Dif-
. ferent Cast Each Night;
the Personnel.
| .-           "swal**^Creek.       ~"               We  go.^ ^ssaflhusetts  for the
I  beginning of  this event which took
j A   very   pretty adding  was -^ ^j^^^^fc^g                                    _       _   _ ,
j Sf^S^SlS  worl^a y^i^n^we shall ca-i  Wife's Family,"   in  the   auditorium
The senior class will present "My
dist   church  when  Miss  Vera   Ede   Henry' Brown.  ,-He .was   a   steady Dec. 1 and 2,    The play is  a com-
aist   enures  wnen  jviiss   ve^,   Ji.ae, ■ w0ri£ep   axld carefully jsaved  from,:.edy cehterins- around a series of
daughter of Rev. «£*** *f*& ]&ftg&£^ &.»_<& -ilrM^-W^ta^^\ ^^^4^^n%
GaebiSS"__! of ?_*   aSMrT w-^^e   witt. 'pretty,   Sard destSga^n: tlf N*gg    iy,
clJ^^r^ £ ^H^4  ^ Brov^ whose .father was; a sea-cap- Th«-e,wll be two casts, as follows:
3J-. - hf J1"
le* misun-
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I ££*? femSf<retd0fthe°^ce Sd tail*" Captain' -grown was not. a ^^tt „,S5Si me nagging ma.n-
Sftas^-n ui mawilse bv^^v '**"& xna^-.-hutcpn^dered well-to- er-m^aw-^Thelma Lee, luice Dean.
1 H«che_? of Bitot a^hlllonl S do- - He ■n*^* .good living for Npal.Nags,"She meek' husband-
I of Rev; Edf^ u W^tonff friend his: fapiily., Tjtejr Jived. in a com- Charles Uphaus, Doit .Finkbeiner.'
• Mrs -Panl' McKibbeii of wailed fortabie,.. rambling ^Icl -house near Stella Gay. th-ir-oldest daughter
1 LalSolav-d the L-SSito -S the §ea" Sarah, Me -ther maidens -Doris Schmid, DProthy Visel.
^ Pity^_^^^_X".^eS of   *«■   #^ .^^-^   s£ln   ^ .. J^ck Qay, her husband-Max Col-
background of palms and was flank- ^__^„,S^v^^Wth- ^ny^a ^ WiU-e_Nagg,   aspiring   novelist-
You   Can Shout
Many a Month Fu
Without getting half the attention
that a little Observer Liner
will receive.
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ul_a_.vv._ii._h;   (,wu  u__u$.   fcLB   XOIIOWS: .      ;Vr_-fcT-r---_-r__-   _-___-_.._—
Arabella* Nagg, the nagging math-    .*MPn»roM CHARGE. 25 CENTS
Special   Sale  Boys*   Sweaters  98t
at Parsons'.
Men's'All Wool Mackinaw Ookts,
-warm and durable, $6.45 at. Parsons'.
Heating   and   sheet   metal
R. G.  Wahl, phone 160.
work
Special Values in Mfeh's. and Btoys'
Sweaters. -Sale Price 9Sc at Parsons'.
For
wood.
Sate—Plenty    of   good
Cole's Feed Store.
dry
I  vases of mums and 'candelabra with >e" ^r^f^lt^^tt,   fnH * ^i- ^ ^^   SeCreUy married   ™h   «.■       „
white   tapers.  Charles Hutton,. close f   C"-P*v .SO  d^te^ve^th ^d to VVillie -Dora  Holmes,  Harriet   ««   Chma_boar.
|  friend Pf?ie couple, sang "Be_au^. fat^^pres^^^^^r^^ Hagans^
__ t*   Ball   Band   Rubbers   wear   better
For   Sale—Purebred   spotted   Pol-   and cost no more.   At Parsons'.
id   China   boar.     Lester   Hanson,  '■ :	
wae .   -       _-..,._-,.-. ..       - phone 199-F23. 7tb    i    W. R Dietiker, licensed embalmer
i   anrt     "Th«>u_rh    the    Years"     _he to'S^ry Brown.; ^|rim^ny months     _iha .Naggi, a stage-struck girl in:  : — and   undertaker.    Phone 175-F2.
'   bride   worr white   taffeta^with"a she^b_4- bu_i-y;,#fe^  sewed  and her teens^-Mae Koch, Shirley Neutz.      Men's  Suede Jackets and leather,    '
■briae   wore   wnite   taneta   wiur   a ^_,J.   ..__.„_„.„,._.*-.^ ^eli   ^p.     DoI,y  white,   One   time   actress—  and  Wool   Combinations-  5.75    5 95*
at Parsons'.
I   lorn?^ti-aiii^The^lei-o-mutton: sleeves ^nit   t__at ^-miglf JM ^vel}   sup-     Dolly White,  one   time   actress- and
^'S^lteeSndtaE-o^r^wr^ with 'beddingf blankets   and Eda Mae Krumrei, Louise Neutz.. 6.50,
I W^httSa^^extendS" ^om^ tS' "■Ow-™  for  her, nous^iold needs. Lotta Sayles, Willie's agent-Ruth ' .. ■'..   .	
Sifl:^1d!fwnft^mback      Then one evenii^^ry came to. Hack,   Lillian  Kerr, ,old rime DanceSi ^^^ Nov.
neckline, to "the waist down the back      „       .   . -sc.-i_._j.     ■_-„  -u-a     -^ _*   i.      --. 	
of toe-gp-^-mid.from the elbows to .f^'_S^te„^a^S_fe   5u   w __.?^_Sle„^a^T_Willard Bred" ""Pf*-   L   at
Radio-repairing; used radios for
sale.-Kelly, 211  So.   Ann Arbor St.
Polar   Bear   Casino.
Finkbeiner's Orchestra. S
Feed Safe_Way Dairy, 9 Proteins,
with:-yourr<»wn: grain. Saline Mercantile Comjiaiiy.
Saline Stomgs
Her"net something,   he   wantMJtp   tell  her ernitz, Stanley Gall
!   _^_->;C"",rii,^'.„Tr'^,_,7r"'^™^._ri   -^ri.i. very, -very    much" fJA - haan   who     Doc Knott, horse doctor—	
S^n^ '^Jf ra-^_^ tX^ With-Rdger_, Bill Lindenschmidt.                      Auction  sale   of   household   ^nnri,
.   lace formed a lace cap held witn a . kj_-.>\suJ! -„*ty, -ui,-, t,,,-       ^.a --,4--w_   ■»«-_    ».-   ■_..      ■_»>     -»•-_       -a-u^uwi  scue. or   nousenoia  goods.     —  —   _.._».   «^  i.^..v   _.__».   j__-.jj._-
coronet   of  pearls.     She   carried ,a him had a s^ter.who witlr her hus-     pirectoife^Mrs. Kuebler, Miss Hor- Saturday   afternoon,   Nov.  26,   at 1 nients and  repairs.    Call the wfed-
prayer book^rtth gardenias  on the »and   and .^^^moved    to ton,           -.                                ,'              o'clock, 126 East Michigan Ave.      T man. Auto Company.
!   £-,__. -p-n.-r-  ..rT,;..!. >s„t,_- irT,rv+. *a rih- Michigan.   They wtpte< glowing des-      Committee   Chairmen  —  Tickets,                                                                             *
=   cover from which hung knotted rib-.    . ,J__    . _tTl'   .<,.--„ _1aiids  avajn_ --,_._  T.a__ „_„„_   „_h T.„m...      '
A  full   line   of New  Idea  Imple-
!
bons.     She   also  wor? a   string . of criptittns of  t^^  cheap^lahds^ ava£ Doris Jean Henne,. l^b Thomas; re-      For   carpenter   work,    alterations!
pearls, a gift from the bridegrooms :able here, of the ^bun^nce of gam   served  seats, Jean Fosdick;   adver- and  repairs,  call   George   F. Byers,'
r * "^ -      *-'_•-_ *        ..•_.*.     _-_■___    «-t-i_r_r.     rri_an;  wnrri -   ■wmc.n     trie   r.__*it.rf.    TTv-irtlj-    ToT.'t.if'ia**    »t-n .-_•_->    ■_■*■_ n v. -._-_•_-_■_-      ___^      *. -¥-___-_     nnn    _-■        . _    .   . - •*    _-_.'
The One Story Bank On the Coiner
I am now prepared to clean your
;a.-iB, a gn.. _ivm ui- mmcg-uuiu. ■       .   -.„*,.• „A'y-y,   ,,,v..-i.   tvm *- • _   t_- i   -r ■ x. ,        j.  ""x '   ™~*   -!i^'*&'i   ■■•■ • -"jr«s-.=,; furnace with my newr vacuum clean-
Mrs  Hlrold.Tripp of Walled Lake,  and  the good _£.sl| ^gi^hich  t|e ^ng, Dick Jahnke; stage manager^ phone   3-F2, 209, S. Ann  ArbOr  St.; er.   R. G. Wahlf phone 160.
„.-„,.-_ nf  t^^'exoom   was matron  of streams . abounded.v: Henry  was  en- Alwin    Finkbeiner;     yifliers,     Ruth . -   * * . _______________
toSvt^ iSTe_S wfa^. «f^.    ^^^W^- f^f! SW1L       *      •-■:-■••;?.     . Keep down feed co_ts. Use % your      Clean   up^T-^T^ith   ^cme
trimminls _hd carried'-Johanna Hill ttjy   could .^ke^^a   good^s^    ■. .  own whole grains and % Full-O-Pep' w^ln  Bounce?  fed   fa ^fee^era
,   roses a£d yellow  pompons.    Brides-  t™ct  Of land.^^t &ok^ like - '^-Mlisic al Program ™"~  1*—  "»*     °"1!"-   »-—  '        ™       UIl'er   fed   m  seKfeeders'
maids wer^J Miss Mildred  Livernois topia to^-ym^-V^^~™£                            s
i   and Mrs. Ross Whitehead of Detroit, be   reeled;"'^>W»- -^S   to
!   former classmates of the .bride at the ttiose-days werfe_^^„°b^fl^
At Rptary Club
Egg  Breeder Mash.
ery, phone 52-l<_.
Saline   Hatch-
r-.TJ. ^.***eS ^uece ^^%^^^^. Carl  B-*,   and^  Students ^™    PSble^^dnr^or^ ^ ^1^^^^^
For
rooms,
Saline   Mercantile   Company.
n.-t   <3iT1_.i_     Z-nA     *.,«»■'    Feed a balanced ration from birth
For  Your  Fall
GLASS ROOFING
BARN DOOR TRACK AND HANGERS
PRATTS POULTRY AND ANIMAL REGULATOR
Hi-Grade Coal and Coke
We have a good supply of genuine Olga P-ocahonta&
on hand. Try a load of "RED BAR." What Sterling % to silver, "RED BAS''-_s-?;to coal.
HORTON ELCTRlCWAS33ERS
THE FAMOUS B. P. S. PAINTS
LAMBARTH BROTHERS
CGen^tal Haiidware  ; . . Phone 105
this?" memorable   eve-
of the grpom.    .  ^   .,._. _
pastel   green'   gowns   with:  darker Soon   after        ...
green .trimmings  an_ carried  Talis- ning'-thg^were^ married, and set wt
man   roses". with'; .bronze   pompofts. *«>r Michigan., -After a -long journey
-_             _    ....       _ ._-     ,.-        c      r.  .- ~iz—~v~a ■ v_.    a    -rmio-1-    prnssins*. on
Harry   Smith   of Pontiac  was   bgs
f-man   and  Harold  Tripp   of   Waller —   —--    -        - ,       .         .    „.  _ -.
r- -'f --.       _,—    i__—a ■„   team  and
Entertained   at   th%,  Session^ ^
Last Thursday./ • •-_;'••
E.  SGch. ".Phlone  236.
6tl
DEAD OB ALIVE
Farm  animals removed  promptly
+ -   i-• ._r    -    -  .  -r..   - i. , -,_. -    Jtvaxm   animals  removed   promptly
^~ YT1? 2™el Efgm watch,  gold phone collecfc to Ann Arbor 2-22*1
-sa. State Farm Life Insurance Co.  r_-.+-_i   t._>o/i 'c_«.-_i-' /-■-.
smnn   or  jronuac   was   u<.st  clima,xed* by_ a_   rough    cross^g__on      Lovabl    Carl T-indegren, professor, ~ "; ^"-^ ^ «"■>"• ■""-« jjis^iaui-e  _o.   0™^^  pjead   Stock  Co
««_   and' Harold  Tripp   of   Walled  the  lakes,  they, graved  inp ^etrmt  ^.^g^ Normll^llege, Yp- g^W",^ fob  on chain..    Reward.  v^ntral JJeaa   Stock Co-
Lake   and   Joe   Kin___s   of   Pontiac Here   they   Pf ^lold    sLto ^a, wift five of his best sWenfe ^ Bredenutz' .1
were ushers. Following the ceremony wagon,     some    household     supplies _,ru,__Tit_(,  _  ,,r__1J,_r_F,,1   „,.,_,„-,,   _,„,,_
53GH__NG WHITE PLAGVCE
'ny wB.gi.ii,     ».i^   ^"7"^" p   ~f   the Presented a wonderful   musical   pro
a reception was held at. the parss-n- and   set  out for   tne  nome oi ^ fQr pleasure of Rotarians
age.   The bride's gift to her matron pster  of  .^f^.^^ "^t' at their meeting at The Tayern la§.
of honor was a silver mesh bracelet ">n-     f*]? ~i   «,«.,. i0_>f.i.<_ri th*> Thursday noon.    The   young   people  ___..._      _^        _.- -    -
and   to-her  bridesmaids,   rhin_stone ^^-J& *£&&*?. ^edr*^ were . Miss    Ardath   JohmSn    con- buf insignificant,  uptrend in Michi-
For something ex;tra good for that
Thanksgiving dinner, consult the
.Schmid Home Market     for Quality
o.l   ______   _ue_L---i.   a,-   -.lit:   jl_.v_._i  i_aii<;jai:,,,. .      i. 'Meats   ___ld   C-ropfrip^
of honor"was a silver mesh bracelet fr_.     Alter   a   u_-w^"^^^ Thursday noon     The   young   people'' .'«e'ef-ng tee challenge of a slight^ ^^ ^ groceries.
and   to-her  bridesmaids,   rhin_stone through the ^f3*^ ^   tSs were    Miss    Ardath   JohnsSn,    con- toV, ^significant,  uptrend in Michi-'
bracelets,   and   to  Miss • Tripp,    the cabin  one   -^t.:about   dark.   j.nis ^^        ^^   favore_   ^.^  one  ^.   .^^tuebrculosis   death   rate,, the
junior bridesmaid, a birthstone r___5 was » f^*j.JfW. ^   election;   Miss Evelyn Muec__er,  U--MiChiga^   Tuberculosis     Association*.
The young couple left on a south- W-^^M^^S ante-,   who 'played, one-'■ ^'<3baj^im^^^^Baj3^oaB. to^ut- (10,.
erti tripr-For her going, away cos- . couple, -. ^^n3^^-K^d\^'hest; Miss Esther-Wyman,  vfo^-.W^^^
tume  the bride   wore  a three-piec- at some stopping place.^^^ who delighted all with two ^^
teal blue wool suit with white blouse accepted    toe    h^^^e^ten^Y: Ned Shaw,  tenor,   who   sang" ekceb.* .'?*aJ?EII!jyFff*  ?»?•■'■   ; CJallmg   atten-
and black accessories and a corsa-** them by   these acquamtances.     ho.
excep-.
1931> Oievrolet^ COupe.
1931   CJheyrolet Coach.
COOK ajOTOR  SALES
Authorized  Chevrolet Dealers
il    •■           *
Use  your  brooder  stove  to   keep
and black accessories and a corsa-   "»*m  »y   rr°.^rr~^T-   Wild tionally well, and last but not lease,' Jf01^ %£? ^taUenge   tbrewn   out ^ aS_t ^_^s ^sSe^tchei^r
of gardenias..  They will be at horn- toem   ™^*to^-   Wild Woodr^w   j u       f        ..       -.by the;Wlute Plague, Dr. John Alex- ^hoaf°^.FflailS-     Sato?  ^tchery,
after- Dec. 4 at Laburt Shore Acres   ducks   and   8^   %?«e   ^ the  Lincoln   district   .md %iio   Was - ****; t*™?* <*est surgeon of-Ann pnoae ^^^_
at Pontiac where Mr. Crawford is ir   familiar   with, ^ but   relis-iea.^ iiiey ^^ ^  ^ ^^^ aa_Q   baritone cf Arbor's, Umversity hospital and
new-
business.
Th  Marx Brothers
_,   «.     ^™'<_n   «f -trio   forest  and wi* us  two years  ago, baritone cf.7~.~v* 1 "--•—■«■-..  ""-jt"^ "^ -^"--j    FAr vour-eves  consult th*. onilist
loved  the   smell   of   the   torest  ana ,   ..     ay.:-.,tv ' •      ly elected president of the M-chigar. _, ^w y°ur eyes  consult tne oculist
• -while watching  the  s^oke curl up^ rem^rk^e   atahty^ Tuberculosa     Association '. decl^ ^ vGl?son' ,Pa^kar^ ^'  ^
waxd fromf 1^.crude g*j^ j£$£^ Sorf Str^ing^l that ABchigan is ,^^^ ff^IK£,t *"*
dreamed  of one like for tneir .awn. -.•>,•    ___._-.    „_    T iT,fl.__-, - ..ir, looked ;-for obstacle m her  fight tOjud,te'  *'   years  m   Practice.
For This Week End ^_^^.^,:e^f^5^sS ^g\ W ^_S« c^ll!^c__^.
had  taken;   up" land and;: registered
dreamed  of one
' y , sihort. -time .tney
land and.': registered
he goyeinnient land
— . . - . --v.   -~,-   __m*3   a   wrnirtprfni   hnTitfimr --tin* '*¥?■m Miemgan.: last:year,;^^ there was an
was the. 'building  of   Qie- ca.oin. ,ana sgns   a  wonctertui. buaamg   and  it ^pr^^  n+f__iH„t<i, ^  C__Y,_ t_ „,_
naa   l<_-b.cij.'   ujj   .o._~ —°7" V    j  an   .-ennoor  *h-i,iiri«   _,   HWriri-.,   qti^  ii-      "Instead of  the expected- decrease i ___,i ,.„,,„„-. „,„-- —.,    - ,
their claim at tiie goyerninent larid £.  S^**"*?**: JS^Sf^Jn the number of tuberculosis death-! ?nd tubes; also gas, oil and accessor-
i    Radio 'Service.    An-makes,   parts
!   «-.J      «—1 -*-      _-_*- *-_,!      _--__!      _-__	
is   always * there; . an -architect" de
but . music*'
increase)  attributed by  some to the
ls rigors   bf-:i'*D'epresssion,'''   Dr.   Alex-
jies, groceries, candy, tobacco-   Art's
'Service Station, Saline'-PleaSant'Laki'
Roads.    Saline., phone .181-F13..,...-,. ..r-
CCHICKENS, GEESE, DUCKS, RA3BI1S
(Qjur CJhoice Selection! insures a   Successful  Holiday.Feast!
PRICES RIGHT :
.ORDER .EARLY ?^-;;
H^hoice Beef, Lamb, Pork, and '"Vieal,Cuts
for Delicious, Tempting oven Roasts
SJterfijDg Brand OYSTERS  for  Stewing,  Stuffing,
Frying-^quart, 55c; pint, 2%:
At   the  Saline   Theatre;  Change  !»--office.    Busy days lay -thead-.-First
Date ion ^Appearance of was' the building  of  thfe caprn.-ana . ...
Ameche in "Gateway." the   inaking of' crude-, fur^t*^-;-?t ^ ^^^^^
-'Room   Servi^Hhe   «__tfla__* ^  'S^^ I-k nice f^ pianksg^ng.   Let
Broadway   comedy   hit   which   ran Sr patches* of   ground   and, .the ing his chosen.career his father hav-  ^_  upfi^    » *^e  *^ ^^ "™ P?* 3*^ wardrobelin :?hape by
nearly a year and a half, eomes to pStthiTof  corn -.andiavheafe  T^eymg, httle sympathy. for anyone, who ^^Vtter tLn'^Stg else ttat'ClpaJ^ and pr^s^jtt.   You'll fee'
the local theatre for Friday and Sat- SoWta   cow /and..rejoiced *t. the-bought.he could.-make a. hvmg out-^.j,   ^ng^Taga^^^htvm^;ia*^eit^;^Wged at^the  appeax-
urday as an uproaiious Vehicle tor process-they were/____ng:^eete;of . ."r^ic,   but his mott^,,-^,  .s p ^    ^.a^-inr_^on|,; S_ ^&S^^-^^<B^i'a-Yw^'^^
the Marx Brpthers..    . Iref'intO ihoiths  an* pi^scXT^ toly    s_5o51tm l0CaI egent
Adapted to .the screen by Morri-  La "spontaneity of the situation, be.- deprived herself to pay his-way< an-, ■■^blsaJi y     .   .-   _H
Rysldnd,- scenarist of "Stage Door.v-gall tbwane,    No lohgen Wl fliey herejoices that* *e: ran share with. ■* ^^3 was  ^aced on t^-fllg-
the ^hilarious comedy revolves arouna pWtake  of the venis-ffe.w-th; rehsh. .what J^urela1 lie ha^^.achievedI     Mr,--&a£ * the  whole and-tuber-
the   frc-llicking  efeorts   of  a-fly-by- ^h   were not so aBundant- unless .Lmdegren-^ spoke   highly--of  one   o   ritetoiamvdgn.at. the state asso-
night theatrical   producer  endeavor- one went to  streams farther away, hjs former pupils weU taiown to-ili"^^   md~Hs '.affiliated  organiza-' h^^^.^^^ "XT "^T C^ *"lu
ing    to_   ^m^.^th    his-^entire ^V^miHsed  the sea -ax-i.the   r^r of u^ /ohn^_h.a■**£**.**!  tions. are the pennies that M^igan : ??nsformed. through quick turnover
Jffaki&Ja 'Us$ of the things you don't
|.tts&_inc_i diiP them immediately for
cash. They can be described briefly
and economically-with Xaner Ads' and
_-_5     ._     _v_uo_u    r._w_    __«. .   C..U.V xney miB-eu   ui_   a-o, -«__uJ-;-—   --— -"    _.„   -.,^1   j,,   I.S.,  „»,-__,«• \tt---    tions  are tne pennies tnat jvucnigan ■ «„+,. ,«__„*-- mmlmr
tr_upe in a New  York hotel -as  aof  ^   waves'    Their: mc'ney   was |H»nade good m his chosen  wor    ______    ^t,,^    -j.^   ^y   gjyf™"* ready money,
*__sra-_i_?>_»__*5:.as^^
is newspaper every
certainty of results
__^   _•      -•■-_       - ,   -   ■ from advertising because of this un-
tbe disease, to people ln-eve^ry corner certaihty.   *
of the state;   that  through modern; '
musical romanice with Fred Astaire whjte   all   around,   Henry*.:_iiade   a vicmity.
and   Ginger  Rogers   in   the   stellar txi     to   ^-g   postoffice.   .Here  was 	
roles,   which wiH ibe   shown at- the w^coine news      and..soon after  he J.     '    «    . ri  . "—TT.T-..;      . |  case-finding facilities—the tuberculin   ' Wanted—PeoDle   in   this   viefnitv
Saline Theatre Sunday and Monday. ^  to   Detroit... garair ha* sted [     Boy   RCOIlt   Activities !  test aiad^e chest ^-my-the sprTrfi whYS aTy^ prbS rlSd
l-tne  cow. of .tuberculosis  germs   is   prevent!,  in   the   s^tHfrnPTH-  nf  _»f_,to,.    0f„
Chef Coffee -..-- 29c lbJ
1 cm lililk FREE
--'■% lb.   QUAEER PEFPER
2   lbs.   QUAI-E^   SALT
both for-17c
...-4. „ ^ on the little farm *to. tend -
"Gateway,"   which   was   to   come ^   watcll   over   th-Qg-Ji-.J Her- 3Qy
for- Tuesday and Wednesday,. had,tcl.to       no. te^as^wliem-_tenigj;,»gajn .
be   changed   to   riext * Tuesday* and   -^   into^th_» yasd^' There in.ithe?.:
wagon    w__.-*t'a^^barreliIijcExcite41^
exaniined
Wednesday, November 29""_ffl<I _0.
Danaher Chosen ^ Assistant Scout
.•' ■>-..> *''    .JExefadlaye ..^7 ...   . •
REPUBLICAN BANfJiCET
;they
-.'the-   contents.; to-
germs   is   prevents,  in   the   settlement- of  estates,   etc.,
to1 a great extent. will confer, a favor hy having it sent
,*'in    buying    and     using    pennv-. toe.this   newspaper.    The rates   are
Christmas   seals," said ^ Dr.  -Alexan-r imiversal   in'such   matters  and   to
der,  "Michigan. residents are provid- have   your   notices   appear  in   this
ni. .'im.Li *_,
, ,      ,_^ ,_ i.,_, i_    _ -     ' ° — ^ .......      .,___      _iv.t____      ai/ucd-       tn       LlllCf.
  At the regular monthly executive i^ assurance that their homes will paper it is only- necessity to ask the
gether:     Father- was    home-   frpm meetmg  of  the executive board   of be   protected  from   the   menace   of,Probate Judge to spnd them to T_ie
AT ANN ARBOR DEC. 8. a successful^voyage -and suspecting the   Washtenaw-Livingston   Council, tuberculosis." " Observer.'
times  were a  bit-•stringent,:out  in.Edward  M.   Danaher of Milwaukee,      '   ...
24V2 lo- sac3£ Sn-ow Loaf or Golden Eagle Tlour.... 65c
SALADA TEA
"_  lb. Orange Pekoe and Pekoe S7c
% lto. Green
29c
JELLO DEAL
Lakeside Oyster Crackers—   17c  lb.
Lakeside Junor  Scdasu-^,,.— 15c lb.
A Goodwill banquet  sponsored by Michigan   had   suggested that ,they Wis., -a-;young man with more than
the  Washtenaw Republican commit- 'send  a  barrel  of   comforts   to   the ten years  of  scouting service  as  a
tee   and   the  newly   elected   county young   folks.     Yes,    indeed!     Here scout   and leader, was employed as
candidates is to be held on Thurs- were   pretty   dresses   that   had  be- the assitant executive of the Wash-
1 Pke*   JSeOlo Chocolate  Pudding*   1c day. Dec. 8 in the Michigan Union ".longed   to  sister  Jean. '(She  lived tenaw-Livingston Boy Scout CouncU.
s" ballroom  at  6:30  p.   m     Governor- in luxury having married a wealthy Mr.  Danaher  began his  service   on
3 Pkgs. Jello,   any flavor.—   18c elect  Frank   D.   Fitzgerald and the merchant.)     But   clothing was  not Monday;   Nov.  14,   and has  already
4 Packages   all for ... —.,- 19c state Republican  candidates, will be.; the only thing the barrel, contained, visited many of the scoutimg centers
the guests of honor!   Mr. Fitzgerald. Stowed  away   in   the   depths   were, in   the  two  counties.     He   was   in
  and   Clarice   Adams   of   Columbus, salt -fish and  a huge  ham..   When charge of the Green Bar Conference
Good Store Cheese......   19c lb. Ohio,  who was formerly of Detroit they found the ham Sarah sat down held at Camp Newkirk on Saturday,
Mt. Hope JMJld Cheese.  19c lb. and a Republican leader of Michigan, 'and cried.   She had never complain- Nov.  19,  and will  be  a director of
T_akeside Fresh Fia* Bars. 2 lbs    19c"Nim>v"  Cheese   Ceood.  ' 29c lb  wiU -^ ^e Principal speakers of the'ed   of  'her  lot .but. the Janemories the Polar Bear camp, which will ba
__3_-es.de Fresh mg rang, ^.ids... j.ac, jNippy   cneese   (gooaj■■,-■■ Mojo. erening, . ^^^^  on  q.^ program whicl. flew across the-pages of her held at the Newkirk reservation the
■^-"-j.. __. '           ■__.».    ^^L'1t. TT^.^t.T-..-     -r^.4.*     ■    o.^.        -,' !__■-—_.   w111 be the Michigan Union Glee Club "mind tproved   too   much*   for lieK-last four: days of 1938.
gresfa Creamery Butter SOe lb. Fresh Dairy Butter in 2-lb crocks, 35c lb. a3ld   ^ Ford MQUntaineera.  Toast- ,.'™Aftei^the ibarrel had. been emptied---;- Mr.. Danaher   is   living   at   1002
master   George^ F. MoCallum,  sena- and^^.the' contents  put away,   Sarah. Washtenaw  Ave.,- Ypsi__nti,   and-is
_^ _ . _,_,.._-. _, —   tr.,.     n£      4-1.- * TV4V..1 *"*-_.     T-_:-«^:-^ :il     1 I -.       ——■       _-4.      -...-,—n       OTld       TilQTITlP-., .   «TW»TI-llT10r . Q     1-IT_«_    TiOT^-   X-F    lilD'flWi-    ,»,
Cranbernesi
15c lb. Celery,   bunch... 5c- Hearts. 10c tor of the Twdfth District, will bejat-d .Henry sat -down   and..planned. spending.^ large part of his'tune^m
,__ ._    .     i„       .  _, _.. > ._  introduced _y'S&_riff Jacob B. And-, j They- would  -have. ___sr_.*_-_an_-_3g-vi-_g-actual-field  work.
CaMornia Oranges ................ 25c doz. Sweet Potatoes, 4 lbs....—.........19c ks,  who   is.h(^iaii*rna3i of the cpm.'j -----—..   —. ._._,_
tettuce,  2 heads —- ;.„..„....-. 35c Apples, eating or csoofciiig; 6 lbs. 25c mittee   in  chScge of  sirrangements
. __i _^  ...     Other committee members are .Mrs,	
_. __ -,       _     „ *_  *."••'•_,     W -kt _ ' _il       t. i      r-  - -       Katherine   Skau," register  of   deeds lieaii.'- What-^a   ThanksgsEfijtf!'"andn-- present at the next District Court
Grapes, Bananas, Carrots, Radishes, Brazil Nuts, Figs, Dates, Raisins - ^ JoBeph E. W£u4r, state .repre- 'what-, -a^.dinner!  ISaraJi^_ts# Save* of Honor which'will Be held-on Dec
' T-DPCn l. ATTPI.   r*rtf\T\a    r.*nv sentative    from    Ypsilanti.       Other some  sugar   and- this  sferused: to. fith. "     -■''-,.■■-
Jt.rU-ioJ-1 SSAmS-HjU   bUUl/i_    JUiVJULiI oammittee   chairmen   are   Fitch   D. "make   a   cake;*'*   The   _am..waa-*a
Forsythe. tickets, Donald Reed, pi»- great   treat,  and   for   .thfe   feiends.-
dinneri- They would ii&mte -Qte; He expects to 'keep in touch with
friends »who had- been Jsor: kind fo'-the. Saline leaders anoT-* comitteemen
them when they _irst-_-a_-ie-"to MjJdfc~ t_n_bug3i. frequent visits here and will
TELEPHONE YOUR ORDERS TO NO. 38
SCHMID'S flNEItFOQBI
gram, and Albert Hooper, entertainment. .„.  ■ ,.  ,
1_eibajaquet is op&i tp-^the public
ana,';tic__ie& _rfe"on S-de'iiow.'iby com-
must   be  mpfe ^f^D^'^her" 5^1
who safr witlv them at ;l_ia..feastive>p_i__e    and     give    sincere    thanks
board  tixey  trody-.gave^t-iarfes;-'       foj? the peace and plenty within hei JI
We: .sometimes wortderl'iT:the--sig-'borders-     Qf- yali^^  nStiSns;. on   earth
XdfiG_cnce!-;of--l_ie- day is libt-sniother-i':^^eihe-■■"&h" most^^'blessiei--':'"* -A llttle_r6_r
__, .._   j.t__«-._.»-_»_—a.   -__.*--_i-^s—s—___. **!■«   ->.*__ *~xt.i^j:a-"'^s*^    *-- ^ *
mittee   mj_mbers^;'*\AU: _^_™_ior-sleivin   tjje '^elaborate-  e_St_-te-nh_3nt tlie    old-feshioh^'^Siinplicity. "aid
W...M    v-   «-;^--S-.   vw-4-i«i_ii.i «.-- _  "__n___._"«_   _.--"   -^__     _ul ■___:_ __,._- .-.-  __!_:_— __e«._i«''_i-: _i.»_£   -*i^____^£l*.*--i.^_«.   ^>.-—
whidi«-th_3. d^..ofte__.wi_nessej*?>Gei!i -Bn_e_ityr^w16idd-   "'b__Sjf* jjxfth ^5_g*
tta^jly;-tibia-i*.»ar   Ajneri«r  should ^dJ^dU-iiF-^and   natiooi.'''^'" '
"THE BEST IN MOTION PICTURES"
Fiiday and Saturday, Nov. 25 and 26
.The  MARX BROTHERS  in
'  "ROOM SERVICE" ;:
Direct from the Fox Theatre, Detroit,- and
"    CLYDE  LUCAN ORCHESTRA
Sunday and Monday, Nov. 27 "and 28
GINGER ROGERS and FRED ASTAIRE in
:-\Y "CAREFREE*    -
ALS0"*«THE MAR&H OF TIME" and* MICKEY
./     4* MOUSE IN ''THE T.RAH.ER"   .
Tuesday and 'Wedn^ay* ^OT- 29 and M;
-^Gateway" ^mthDon A^che *^d -Arisen |^eliji |
LDick^Traey Retu_3is^varid"
"The Magician's Daughter"

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Title	1938-11-24; Saline Observer
Date	1938-11-24
Publisher	LeBaron & Nissly
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Title	1938-11-24; Saline Observer
Date	1938-11-24
Publisher	LeBaron & Nissly
Description	An issue of the Saline, Michigan newspaper. Published weekly. Began publication in 1880. No longer published.
Subject/Keywords	Saline (Mich.) - Newspapers; Washtenaw County (Mich.) - Newspapers;
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Transcript	ti w * 1 VOLUME 58 SAT.TN.F,. WASHTENAW COUNTY, JillCHlGAN. TH_K£5DAY^/NOVl_a_--J33R 24* 1938" NUMBER 8 sgj-Ving Let us be observant of the fact .that during the past year, we as a eoriimun- ity, have many reasons to set aside this Thanksgiving Day to commemorate the many blessings entrusted to us. Vera Ede Weds in -Pretty Ceremony Former Saline Girl and Franklin G. Crawford Plight Troth at Swartz CreeSt. PIONEE^TIMES "My Wife's Family5' -December I and 2 . A PioneerfTOa_-l-£iftving Feast "' 4 '.-•." -"'"'. '' It is fitting;, that 'our story this wfeek should bd'abotit Thanksgiving. But a very different one from those —" we-are familii_r- with. Seniors Will present Play, With Dif- . ferent Cast Each Night; the Personnel. .- "swal^Creek. ~" We go.^ ^ssaflhusetts for the I beginning of this event which took j A very pretty adding was -^ ^j^^^^fc^g _ _ _ , j Sf^S^SlS worl^a y^i^n^we shall ca-i Wife's Family" in the auditorium The senior class will present "My dist church when Miss Vera Ede Henry' Brown. ,-He .was a steady Dec. 1 and 2, The play is a com- aist enures wnen jviiss ve^, Ji.ae, ■ w0ri£ep axld carefully jsaved from,:.edy cehterins- around a series of daughter of Rev. «£* f& ]&ftg&£^ &.»_<& -ilrM^-W^ta^^\ ^^^4^^n% GaebiSS"__! of ?_* aSMrT w-^^e witt. 'pretty, Sard destSga^n: tlf Ngg iy, clJ^^r^ £ ^H^4 ^ Brov^ whose .father was; a sea-cap- Th«-e,wll be two casts, as follows: 3J-. - hf J1" le misun- I I I ££? femSfe" ^r^f^lt^^tt, fnH ^i- ^ ^^ SeCreUy married ™h «.■ „ white tapers. Charles Hutton,. close f C"-Pv .SO d^te^ve^th ^d to VVillie -Dora Holmes, Harriet «« Chma_boar. friend Pf?ie couple, sang "Be_au^. fat^^pres^^^^^r^^ Hagans^ __ t Ball Band Rubbers wear better For Sale—Purebred spotted Pol- and cost no more. At Parsons'. id China boar. Lester Hanson, '■ : wae . - _-..,._-,.-. .. - phone 199-F23. 7tb i W. R Dietiker, licensed embalmer i anrt "Th«>u_rh the Years" _he to'S^ry Brown.; ^ rim^ny months _iha .Naggi, a stage-struck girl in: : — and undertaker. Phone 175-F2. ' bride worr white taffeta^with"a she^b_4- bu_i-y;,#fe^ sewed and her teens^-Mae Koch, Shirley Neutz. Men's Suede Jackets and leather, ' ■briae wore wnite taneta wiur a ^_,J. ..__.„_„.„,._.-.^ ^eli ^p. DoI,y white, One time actress— and Wool Combinations- 5.75 5 95 at Parsons'. I lorn?^ti-aiii^The^lei-o-mutton: sleeves ^nit t__at ^-miglf JM ^vel} sup- Dolly White, one time actress- and ^'S^lteeSndtaE-o^r^wr^ with 'beddingf blankets and Eda Mae Krumrei, Louise Neutz.. 6.50, I W^httSa^^extendS" ^om^ tS' "■Ow-™ for her, nous^iold needs. Lotta Sayles, Willie's agent-Ruth ' .. ■'.. . Sifl:^1d!fwnft^mback Then one evenii^^ry came to. Hack, Lillian Kerr, ,old rime DanceSi ^^^ Nov. neckline, to "the waist down the back „ . . -sc.-i_._j. ■_-„ -u-a -^ _* i. --. of toe-gp-^-mid.from the elbows to .f^'_S^te„^a^S_fe 5u w __.?^_Sle„^a^T_Willard Bred" ""Pf- L at Radio-repairing; used radios for sale.-Kelly, 211 So. Ann Arbor St. Polar Bear Casino. Finkbeiner's Orchestra. S Feed Safe_Way Dairy, 9 Proteins, with:-yourr<»wn: grain. Saline Mercantile Comjiaiiy. Saline Stomgs Her"net something, he wantMJtp tell her ernitz, Stanley Gall ! _^_->;C"",rii,^'.„Tr'^,_,7r"'^™^._ri -^ri.i. very, -very much" fJA - haan who Doc Knott, horse doctor— S^n^ '^Jf ra-^_^ tX^ With-Rdger_, Bill Lindenschmidt. Auction sale of household ^nnri, . lace formed a lace cap held witn a . kj_-.>\suJ! -„ty, -ui,-, t,,,- ^.a --,4--w_ ■»«-_ ».- ■_.. ■_»> -»•-_ -a-u^uwi scue. or nousenoia goods. — — _.._». «^ i.^..v _.__». j__-.jj._- coronet of pearls. She carried ,a him had a s^ter.who witlr her hus- pirectoife^Mrs. Kuebler, Miss Hor- Saturday afternoon, Nov. 26, at 1 nients and repairs. Call the wfed- prayer book^rtth gardenias on the »and and .^^^moved to ton, -. ,' o'clock, 126 East Michigan Ave. T man. Auto Company. ! £-,__. -p-n.-r- ..rT,;..!. >s„t,_- irT,rv+. a rih- Michigan. They wtpte< glowing des- Committee Chairmen — Tickets, = cover from which hung knotted rib-. . ,J__ . _tTl' .<,.--„ _1aiids avajn_ --,_._ T.a__ „_„„_ „_h T.„m... ' A full line of New Idea Imple- ! bons. She also wor? a string . of criptittns of t^^ cheap^lahds^ ava£ Doris Jean Henne,. l^b Thomas; re- For carpenter work, alterations! pearls, a gift from the bridegrooms :able here, of the ^bun^nce of gam served seats, Jean Fosdick; adver- and repairs, call George F. Byers,' r * "^ - -'_•-_ ..•_.. _-_■___ «-t-i_r_r. rri_an; wnrri - ■wmc.n trie r.__it.rf. TTv-irtlj- ToT.'t.if'ia** »t-n .-_•_-> ■_■■_ n v. -._-_•_-_■_- ___^ . -¥-___-_ nnn _-■ . _ . . - •* _-_.' The One Story Bank On the Coiner I am now prepared to clean your ;a.-iB, a gn.. _ivm ui- mmcg-uuiu. ■ . -.„,.• „A'y-y, ,,,v..-i. tvm - • _ t_- i -r ■ x. , j. ""x ' ™~* -!i^'&'i ■■•■ • -"jr«s-.=,; furnace with my newr vacuum clean- Mrs Hlrold.Tripp of Walled Lake, and the good _£.sl ^gi^hich t e ^ng, Dick Jahnke; stage manager^ phone 3-F2, 209, S. Ann ArbOr St.; er. R. G. Wahlf phone 160. „.-„,.-_ nf t^^'exoom was matron of streams . abounded.v: Henry was en- Alwin Finkbeiner; yifliers, Ruth . - * . _______________ toSvt^ iSTe_S wfa^. «f^. ^^^W^- f^f! SW1L * •-■:-■••;?. . Keep down feed co_ts. Use % your Clean up^T-^T^ith ^cme trimminls _hd carried'-Johanna Hill ttjy could .^ke^^a good^s^ ■. . own whole grains and % Full-O-Pep' w^ln Bounce? fed fa ^fee^era , roses a£d yellow pompons. Brides- t™ct Of land.^^t &ok^ like - '^-Mlisic al Program ™"~ 1— "» °"1!"- »-— ' ™ UIl'er fed m seKfeeders' maids wer^J Miss Mildred Livernois topia to^-ym^-V^^~™£ s i and Mrs. Ross Whitehead of Detroit, be reeled;"'^>W»- -^S to ! former classmates of the .bride at the ttiose-days werfe_^^„°b^fl^ At Rptary Club Egg Breeder Mash. ery, phone 52-l<_. Saline Hatch- r-.TJ. ^.**eS ^uece ^^%^^^^. Carl B-, and^ Students ^™ PSble^^dnr^or^ ^ ^1^^^^^ For rooms, Saline Mercantile Company. n.-t <3iT1_.i_ Z-nA .,«»■' Feed a balanced ration from birth For Your Fall GLASS ROOFING BARN DOOR TRACK AND HANGERS PRATTS POULTRY AND ANIMAL REGULATOR Hi-Grade Coal and Coke We have a good supply of genuine Olga P-ocahonta& on hand. Try a load of "RED BAR." What Sterling % to silver, "RED BAS''-_s-?;to coal. HORTON ELCTRlCWAS33ERS THE FAMOUS B. P. S. PAINTS LAMBARTH BROTHERS CGen^tal Haiidware ; . . Phone 105 this?" memorable eve- of the grpom. . ^ .,._. _ pastel green' gowns with: darker Soon after ... green .trimmings an_ carried Talis- ning'-thg^were^ married, and set wt man roses". with'; .bronze pompofts. «>r Michigan., -After a -long journey -_ _ .... _ ._- ,.- c r. .- ~iz—~v~a ■ v_. a -rmio-1- prnssins. on Harry Smith of Pontiac was bgs f-man and Harold Tripp of Waller — —-- - - , . . „. _ -. r- -'f --. _,— i__—a ■„ team and Entertained at th%, Session^ ^ Last Thursday./ • •-_;'•• E. SGch. ".Phlone 236. 6tl DEAD OB ALIVE Farm animals removed promptly + - i-• ._r - - . -r.. - i. , -,_. - Jtvaxm animals removed promptly ^~ YT1? 2™el Efgm watch, gold phone collecfc to Ann Arbor 2-221 -sa. State Farm Life Insurance Co. r_-.+-_i t._>o/i 'c_«.-_i-' /-■-. smnn or jronuac was u<.st clima,xed* by_ a_ rough cross^g__on Lovabl Carl T-indegren, professor, ~ "; ^"-^ ^ «"■>"• ■""-« jjis^iaui-e _o. 0™^^ pjead Stock Co ««_ and' Harold Tripp of Walled the lakes, they, graved inp ^etrmt ^.^g^ Normll^llege, Yp- g^W",^ fob on chain.. Reward. v^ntral JJeaa Stock Co- Lake and Joe Kin___s of Pontiac Here they Pf ^lold sLto ^a, wift five of his best sWenfe ^ Bredenutz' .1 were ushers. Following the ceremony wagon, some household supplies _,ru,__Tit_(, _ ,,r__1J,_r_F,,1 „,.,_,„-,, _,„,,_ 53GH__NG WHITE PLAGVCE 'ny wB.gi.ii, ».i^ ^"7"^" p ~f the Presented a wonderful musical pro a reception was held at. the parss-n- and set out for tne nome oi ^ fQr pleasure of Rotarians age. The bride's gift to her matron pster of .^f^.^^ "^t' at their meeting at The Tayern la§. of honor was a silver mesh bracelet ">n- f]? ~i «,«.,. i0_>f.i.<_ri th> Thursday noon. The young people ___..._ _^ _.- - - and to-her bridesmaids, rhin_stone ^^-J& £&&?. ^edr^ were . Miss Ardath JohmSn con- buf insignificant, uptrend in Michi- For something ex;tra good for that Thanksgiving dinner, consult the .Schmid Home Market for Quality o.l ______ _ue_L---i. a,- -.lit: jl_.v_._i i_aii<;jai:,,,. . i. 'Meats ___ld C-ropfrip^ of honor"was a silver mesh bracelet fr_. Alter a u_-w^"^^^ Thursday noon The young people'' .'«e'ef-ng tee challenge of a slight^ ^^ ^ groceries. and to-her bridesmaids, rhin_stone through the ^f3^ ^ tSs were Miss Ardath JohnsSn, con- toV, ^significant, uptrend in Michi-' bracelets, and to Miss • Tripp, the cabin one -^t.:about dark. j.nis ^^ ^^ favore_ ^.^ one ^. .^^tuebrculosis death rate,, the junior bridesmaid, a birthstone r___5 was » f^j.JfW. ^ election; Miss Evelyn Muec__er, U--MiChiga^ Tuberculosis Association. The young couple left on a south- W-^^M^^S ante-, who 'played, one-'■ ^'<3baj^im^^^^Baj3^oaB. to^ut- (10,. erti tripr-For her going, away cos- . couple, -. ^^n3^^-K^d\^'hest; Miss Esther-Wyman, vfo^-.W^^^ tume the bride wore a three-piec- at some stopping place.^^^ who delighted all with two ^^ teal blue wool suit with white blouse accepted toe h^^^e^ten^Y: Ned Shaw, tenor, who sang" ekceb.* .'?aJ?EII!jyFff ?»?•■'■ ; CJallmg atten- and black accessories and a corsa-** them by these acquamtances. ho. excep-. 1931> Oievrolet^ COupe. 1931 CJheyrolet Coach. COOK ajOTOR SALES Authorized Chevrolet Dealers il •■ * Use your brooder stove to keep and black accessories and a corsa- "»m »y rr°.^rr~^T- Wild tionally well, and last but not lease,' Jf01^ %£? ^taUenge tbrewn out ^ aS_t ^_^s ^sSe^tchei^r of gardenias.. They will be at horn- toem ™^to^- Wild Woodr^w j u f .. -.by the;Wlute Plague, Dr. John Alex- ^hoaf°^.FflailS- Sato? ^tchery, after- Dec. 4 at Laburt Shore Acres ducks and 8^ %?«e ^ the Lincoln district .md %iio Was - ***; t™?* <est surgeon of-Ann pnoae ^^^_ at Pontiac where Mr. Crawford is ir familiar with, ^ but relis-iea.^ iiiey ^^ ^ ^ ^^^ aa_Q baritone cf Arbor's, Umversity hospital and new- business. Th Marx Brothers _, «. ^™'<_n «f -trio forest and wi us two years ago, baritone cf.7~.~v* 1 "--•—■«■-.. ""-jt"^ "^ -^"--j FAr vour-eves consult th. onilist loved the smell of the torest ana , .. ay.:-.,tv ' • ly elected president of the M-chigar. _, ^w y°ur eyes consult tne oculist • -while watching the s^oke curl up^ rem^rk^e atahty^ Tuberculosa Association '. decl^ ^ vGl?son' ,Pa^kar^ ^' ^ waxd fromf 1^.crude gj^ j£$£^ Sorf Str^ing^l that ABchigan is ,^^^ ff^IK£,t " dreamed of one like for tneir .awn. -.•>,• ___._-. „_ T iT,fl.__-, - ..ir, looked ;-for obstacle m her fight tOjud,te' ' years m Practice. For This Week End ^_^^.^,:e^f^5^sS ^g\ W ^_S« c^ll!^c__^. had taken; up" land and;: registered dreamed of one ' y , sihort. -time .tney land and.': registered he goyeinnient land — . . - . --v. -~,- __m3 a wrnirtprfni hnTitfimr --tin* '¥?■m Miemgan.: last:year,;^^ there was an was the. 'building of Qie- ca.oin. ,ana sgns a wonctertui. buaamg and it ^pr^^ n+f__iH„t_»__5:.as^^ is newspaper every certainty of results __^ _• -•■-_ - , - ■ from advertising because of this un- tbe disease, to people ln-eve^ry corner certaihty. * of the state; that through modern; ' musical romanice with Fred Astaire whjte all around, Henry.:_iiade a vicmity. and Ginger Rogers in the stellar txi to ^-g postoffice. .Here was roles, which wiH ibe shown at- the w^coine news and..soon after he J. ' « . ri . "—TT.T-..; . case-finding facilities—the tuberculin ' Wanted—PeoDle in this viefnitv Saline Theatre Sunday and Monday. ^ to Detroit... garair ha sted [ Boy RCOIlt Activities ! test aiad^e chest ^-my-the sprTrfi whYS aTy^ prbS rlSd l-tne cow. of .tuberculosis germs is prevent!, in the s^tHfrnPTH- nf _»f_,to,. 0f„ Chef Coffee -..-- 29c lbJ 1 cm lililk FREE --'■% lb. QUAEER PEFPER 2 lbs. QUAI-E^ SALT both for-17c ...-4. „ ^ on the little farm to. tend - "Gateway" which was to come ^ watcll over th-Qg-Ji-.J Her- 3Qy for- Tuesday and Wednesday,. had,tcl.to no. te^as^wliem-_tenigj;,»gajn . be changed to riext Tuesday* and -^ into^th_» yasd^' There in.ithe?.: wagon w__.-t'a^^barreliIijcExcite41^ exaniined Wednesday, November 29""_ffl-..> '' .JExefadlaye ..^7 ... . • REPUBLICAN BANfJiCET ;they -.'the- contents.; to- germs is prevents, in the settlement- of estates, etc., to1 a great extent. will confer, a favor hy having it sent ,'in buying and using pennv-. toe.this newspaper. The rates are Christmas seals" said ^ Dr. -Alexan-r imiversal in'such matters and to der, "Michigan. residents are provid- have your notices appear in this ni. .'im.Li _, , , ,_^ ,_ i.,_, i_ _ - ' ° — ^ ....... .,___ _iv.t____ ai/ucd- tn LlllCf. At the regular monthly executive i^ assurance that their homes will paper it is only- necessity to ask the gether: Father- was home- frpm meetmg of the executive board of be protected from the menace of,Probate Judge to spnd them to T_ie AT ANN ARBOR DEC. 8. a successful^voyage -and suspecting the Washtenaw-Livingston Council, tuberculosis." " Observer.' times were a bit-•stringent,:out in.Edward M. Danaher of Milwaukee, ' ... 24V2 lo- sac3£ Sn-ow Loaf or Golden Eagle Tlour.... 65c SALADA TEA "_ lb. Orange Pekoe and Pekoe S7c % lto. Green 29c JELLO DEAL Lakeside Oyster Crackers— 17c lb. Lakeside Junor Scdasu-^,,.— 15c lb. A Goodwill banquet sponsored by Michigan had suggested that ,they Wis., -a-;young man with more than the Washtenaw Republican commit- 'send a barrel of comforts to the ten years of scouting service as a tee and the newly elected county young folks. Yes, indeed! Here scout and leader, was employed as candidates is to be held on Thurs- were pretty dresses that had be- the assitant executive of the Wash- 1 Pke* JSeOlo Chocolate Pudding* 1c day. Dec. 8 in the Michigan Union ".longed to sister Jean. '(She lived tenaw-Livingston Boy Scout CouncU. s" ballroom at 6:30 p. m Governor- in luxury having married a wealthy Mr. Danaher began his service on 3 Pkgs. Jello, any flavor.— 18c elect Frank D. Fitzgerald and the merchant.) But clothing was not Monday; Nov. 14, and has already 4 Packages all for ... —.,- 19c state Republican candidates, will be.; the only thing the barrel, contained, visited many of the scoutimg centers the guests of honor! Mr. Fitzgerald. Stowed away in the depths were, in the two counties. He was in and Clarice Adams of Columbus, salt -fish and a huge ham.. When charge of the Green Bar Conference Good Store Cheese...... 19c lb. Ohio, who was formerly of Detroit they found the ham Sarah sat down held at Camp Newkirk on Saturday, Mt. Hope JMJld Cheese. 19c lb. and a Republican leader of Michigan, 'and cried. She had never complain- Nov. 19, and will be a director of T_akeside Fresh Fia* Bars. 2 lbs 19c"Nim>v" Cheese Ceood. ' 29c lb wiU -^ ^e Principal speakers of the'ed of 'her lot .but. the Janemories the Polar Bear camp, which will ba __3_-es.de Fresh mg rang, ^.ids... j.ac, jNippy cneese (gooaj■■,-■■ Mojo. erening, . ^^^^ on q.^ program whicl. flew across the-pages of her held at the Newkirk reservation the ■^-"-j.. __. ' ■__.». ^^L'1t. TT^.^t.T-..- -r^.4.* ■ o.^. -,' !__■-—_. w111 be the Michigan Union Glee Club "mind tproved too much* for lieK-last four: days of 1938. gresfa Creamery Butter SOe lb. Fresh Dairy Butter in 2-lb crocks, 35c lb. a3ld ^ Ford MQUntaineera. Toast- ,.'™Aftei^the ibarrel had. been emptied---;- Mr.. Danaher is living at 1002 master George^ F. MoCallum, sena- and^^.the' contents put away, Sarah. Washtenaw Ave.,- Ypsi__nti, and-is _^ _ . _,_,.._-. _, — tr.,. n£ 4-1.- * TV4V..1 "-_. T-_:-«^:-^ :il 1 I -. ——■ _-4. -...-,—n OTld TilQTITlP-., . «TW»TI-llT10r . Q 1-IT_«_ TiOT^- X-F lilD'flWi- ,», Cranbernesi 15c lb. Celery, bunch... 5c- Hearts. 10c tor of the Twdfth District, will bejat-d .Henry sat -down and..planned. spending.^ large part of his'tune^m ,__ ._ . i„ . _, _.. > ._ introduced _y'S&_riff Jacob B. And-, j They- would -have. ___sr_._-_an_-_3g-vi-_g-actual-field work. CaMornia Oranges ................ 25c doz. Sweet Potatoes, 4 lbs....—.........19c ks, who is.h(^iaiirna3i of the cpm.'j -----—.. —. ._._,_ tettuce, 2 heads —- ;.„..„....-. 35c Apples, eating or csoofciiig; 6 lbs. 25c mittee in chScge of sirrangements . __i _^ ... Other committee members are .Mrs, _. __ -, _ „ _ ."••'•_, W -kt _ ' _il t. i r- - - Katherine Skau" register of deeds lieaii.'- What-^a ThanksgsEfijtf!'"andn-- present at the next District Court Grapes, Bananas, Carrots, Radishes, Brazil Nuts, Figs, Dates, Raisins - ^ JoBeph E. W£u4r, state .repre- 'what-, -a^.dinner! ISaraJi^_ts# Save* of Honor which'will Be held-on Dec ' T-DPCn l. ATTPI. rrtf\T\a r.nv sentative from Ypsilanti. Other some sugar and- this sferused: to. fith. " -■''-,.■■- Jt.rU-ioJ-1 SSAmS-HjU bUUl/i_ JUiVJULiI oammittee chairmen are Fitch D. "make a cake;' The _am..waa-a Forsythe. tickets, Donald Reed, pi»- great treat, and for .thfe feiends.- dinneri- They would ii&mte -Qte; He expects to 'keep in touch with friends »who had- been Jsor: kind fo'-the. Saline leaders anoT- comitteemen them when they _irst-_-a_-ie-"to MjJdfc~ t_n_bug3i. frequent visits here and will TELEPHONE YOUR ORDERS TO NO. 38 SCHMID'S flNEItFOQBI gram, and Albert Hooper, entertainment. .„. ■ ,. , 1_eibajaquet is op&i tp-^the public ana,';tic__ie& _rfe"on S-de'iiow.'iby com- must be mpfe ^f^D^'^her" 5^1 who safr witlv them at ;l_ia..feastive>p_i__e and give sincere thanks board tixey trody-.gave^t-iarfes;-' foj? the peace and plenty within hei JI We: .sometimes wortderl'iT:the--sig-'borders- Qf- yali^^ nStiSns;. on earth XdfiG_cnce!-;of--l_ie- day is libt-sniother-i':^^eihe-■■"&h" most^^'blessiei--':'"* -A llttle_r6_r __, .._ j.t__«-._.»-_»_—a. -__.--_i-^s—s—___. !■« ->.__ ~xt.i^j:a-"'^s^ -- ^ mittee mj_mbers^;'\AU: _^_™_ior-sleivin tjje '^elaborate- e_St_-te-nh_3nt tlie old-feshioh^'^Siinplicity. "aid W...M v- «-;^--S-. vw-4-i«i_ii.i «.-- _ "__n___._"«_ _.--" -^__ _ul ■___:_ __,._- .-.- __!_:_— __e«._i«''_i-: _i.»_£ -i^____^£l.--i.^_«. ^>.-— whidi«-th_3. d^..ofte__.wi_nessej?>Gei!i -Bn_e_ityr^w16idd- "'b__Sjf jjxfth ^5_g* tta^jly;-tibia-i.»ar Ajneri«r should ^dJ^dU-iiF-^and natiooi.'''^'" ' "THE BEST IN MOTION PICTURES" Fiiday and Saturday, Nov. 25 and 26 .The MARX BROTHERS in ' "ROOM SERVICE" ;: Direct from the Fox Theatre, Detroit,- and " CLYDE LUCAN ORCHESTRA Sunday and Monday, Nov. 27 "and 28 GINGER ROGERS and FRED ASTAIRE in :-\Y "CAREFREE - ALS0"«THE MAR&H OF TIME" and MICKEY ./ 4* MOUSE IN ''THE T.RAH.ER" . Tuesday and 'Wedn^ay* ^OT- 29 and M; -^Gateway" ^mthDon A^che *^d -Arisen ^eliji LDick^Traey Retu_3is^varid" "The Magician's Daughter"

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