Pre-Inventory Sale on Coats and Ladies Ready-to-Wear
Stock reducing sale begins Friday offering coats, suits and all ladies ready-to-wear garments. Choose from season styles previously priced 15 18 20 and 25 dollars. Pick from entire stock of the season.
Local notes from Saline area include visits and events
The Saline record lists residents in Detroit and Ypsilanti on business and visiting relatives, church teas at the Methodist parlor, and invitations. It notes deaths, engagements, travels to Flint and Cuba, and a critique of traveling grocery drummers comparing prices to home groceries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss. May
Wheeler
Detroit
W. WN
Lisher
Ypsilanti
George VanHouten, Jr
Flint
Howard Corbett
Milford
M. Cornish
Illinois
John Gates
E. C. Rogers
Mississippi
Herbert Coope
Pinckney
K. B. Simmons
Ladies Aid Society
Herman Swift
Boyne City
Rose
Cuba
Goodrich
Unadilla
Agatha Josenhans
Ann
China Department
Chauncey’ Fitzgerald
Kittie Sears
Chas. Sweet
Mabel McKinnon
George Stimpson
Milan
Prank Inward
Elwood
Indiana
L. D. Crittenden
Little Child
New Baptist Church Dedication Set for February Fifth
The New Church announces February fifth as the dedication date for the new Baptist church. Work has advanced slowly yet steadily with walls curing and interior progress nearly finished. Seating was installed Monday and varnish rubbing remains. exterior painting will wait for warmer weather. The dedication program will be provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Baptist Church
Parker Concert Company Delights Saline Audiences
The Parker Concert Company performed at the M. E. church with Miss Helen Swezey starring. The group included Mrs. Parker Miss Wyatt Miss Swezey and Miss Hamiltons whose voices ranged soprano alto and contralto with piano violin and quartet harmony praised as clear steady and graceful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Parker Concert Company
Helen Swezey
Parker
Miss Wyatt
Miss Swezey
Misses Hamilton
Swezey
Wyatt
Marie Hamilton
Alice Hamilton
Poultry Profits Hint at Success For Local Flock
Mrs. James Hoyt near town kept a formal poultry ledger in 1904. Beginning with seventy five hens on January 1, the flock yielded 7440 eggs and produced 7475 dollars from eggs plus 54.56 dollars from fowls, with a sizable flock remaining at year end. The record suggests a profitable poultry venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hoyt
New Library Books and Milking Machine Debate
January library additions include Ellen Deland Josephine Monarch The Big Bear Earnest Thompson-Seaton A Study of Child Nature Elizabeth Harrison The Ralstons F Crawford Whosoever Shall Offend Crawford Sarienesce Crawford Sant Dario Crawford Don Orsino Crawford Told in the Hills Ryan The Common Lot Robert Herrick The Masqueraders Thurston The Second Mrs Jim Conrad The Son of Royal Langbrith Howells The Prospector Ralph Connor Prodigal Son Half Caine Milking Machines spark discussion as Thistle leads market tests in England Germany and Australia with questions about cow welfare and milking duration and the need for specially adapted cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Harrison
Ralstons
F. Marion Crawford
Crawford
Crawford Sant Dario
Crawford Don Orsino Crawford
Ryan
Robert Herrick
Thurston
Jim
Conrad
Royal
United States
England
Germany
Australia
Auction of Farm Elements Near Saline Starts January 24
Geo J Kiebler moves from west Saline farm to auction at noon Tuesday January 24 1905 listing many items including horses cows poultry implements hay tools wagons and household goods. Frank Merithow as Auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. J. Kiebler
Saline
Cleveland
McCormick
Oliver and
Bissell
Fresh Fish and Oranges in Season at Local Market
The advertisement lists seasonal produce and seafood with prices: fancy smoked Finnan Haddie at 13 cents per pound, fancy red salt salmon at 10 cents per pound, Cromarty Bloaters 2 for 5 cents, Smoked Herring 20 cents per box, and Water Lily Boneless Codfish at 50 cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cromarty
Bargain on Columbia Brand Catsup in 1807 Bottles
A limited sale offers Columbia Brand catsup in large 1807 bottle size at 15 cents per bottle or 2 for 25 cents, previously 25 cents. Marketed as a time‑limited bargain to encourage quick purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cateup
Columbia
Saturday Candies Offer Special Prices at 9c and 14c
A Saturday sale advertises various candies priced at 9 cents and 14 cents per pound. The note emphasizes keeping the sweetness and awaits shoppers.
Capitol Shoes Promise Honest Fit For Boys
Our Shoe Department announces new shoes arriving for next season. If you seek dressy shoes that wear well for boys, try Capitol shoes next time. they are honest and solid throughout. We solicit your trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Local Store Promises Full Value For Every Dollar
A shop pledges to guarantee full value for all purchases and to sell only top quality goods. The statement emphasizes careful filling of orders and delivery whenever possible.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mack & Co
George Haller
Haller
Ann Arbor
Scotland
Jake Wiesel
Carl Moehn
Lion Coffee People
Ernest Fish
Frank Moore
Everett Davenport
D.newcomb
York
Israel Hale
Fred Douglas
Pitlafield
Germaine
Ambrose C. Cole
Leslie
Mr. Cole
Harriet Maxson
New Library Books
Ellen Deland
Josephine, Monarch, the Big Bear
Earnest Thompson-Seaton
Frank Merithow
Aueé
Our Shoe Department
Fred H. Nissly
Postal & Morey, Orophizters
Griswold
M. Humphrey
Parsons
Nissle & Hauser
Eelieds
Weinmann
Matthews