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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25
CHARLES y. YANsEY

Charles u. Yanssy. ~. OF Dasi
Point. died Wednesday In a Port
land hotel. He had been In Port
land for tho past three months
Yansey was . salesman. and .
member OF Edward u. Rhodes posi-
No. z. American Legion. Besides
his wife. Myrtle. he leaves three
daughters. Dorothy. Betty AND
Patsy, all Of the home; and his
mother In New Orleans. Funeral
arrangements will be announced
BY Buekley-king.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25

1his ns~ ie41 WiIlys 10 ms osly car.
~ -, price. ~ifh The po~sf. pssksd.
fssI-ssins WHY'S GO-D~.ii tnssss
the ssns sssiss sssd In the tough
q. s. Arny CO-Ds.ii jssps bsiif b.
Niiiys-ossrissd.
Hss as~ isssfy interior. snsrfiy ssi.
iofsd in rich Double foas ephoissefy.
The 49, 1871 WHY'S 10 . msr.si al
sasinssfiss qsslsfy ssd ssmpis.lIY.
Hss ssfs,y siI.ssssi body ~ssh ssisty
glass al around. Doabls drop x-yps
frame. Ossfsixss sspsf-hydfsslis
bfakss -Four sirpkssssYpe hydrsaiie
shock sbsofbsfs. Timksa Bearings
fhfoashosf. H,poid rear sEis. raosf
modern typs baiif- usfosr srnefo-
mesh tfsnsmission- Asfo-iiss gar
fioa. and many other fesfsfsa
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NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS

RONY - OrSon Weiles in Citizen
Kane" n so ? SIS. 9 40 1000; also
Guy kibbee n scatterfocd Meets
Broadway. IS. SIS, & so.
Ellison and Jerry
Colona In Ice apades II 80.
2l0. $50. 735. 1913; also Jane
WYATT In Hurricane smith, i:oo,
8 IS. e.25. $40.
MI SIC BoN-Robert TAYLOR and Joan
Crawford IN when Ladies Meet"
1900. = 20. GO. e:65. also Brenda
Marshall and Arthur Kennedy In
Highways west" so. .05. IS.
Blue MOUSE-Spencer Tracy and
Lana Turner in Or. Jekyll and Mr..
HYDE" II 80. 3 90. Lao 9 $50 also
Stuart Erwin in Cracked Nuts.
so. SIS. $40.
RINIERa--Dick Purcell and Joan
Woodbury. In king OF the zom-
hies." II As. 2:25. sos, T;46. io73;
also Bella Bugosi In The Invisible
Ghost" los. 3 as. o as. 9 .06.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25

PRICED ron TINE MILLIONS
GOOD EMouoM FoR
TINE MILLIONAIRE
For over ten years. since ell esd
Io.bs" io~sa,pfiesd cara ssss Ia go
"hish-bst.s Nth sho~y. oversize
bodies. ssirs eyliad<rs. add assdisssiy
decreased horse power. there has bsss
40 sss ssfieiy ps>eisis car.
Nov the rsndsism has s-sss the
other ~sy. II yoa SAINT . brsod new
I9s1 ear that ~iil thrill you. svss
yos. ssd ssss ~sssy Tor 200. Tbsys's
OsIy OlsE 10 Issi ~ ~OW.
LIS the nsw. fos1 vliiys Anssiesr
--ibs ssV t<seiss car.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-02

NEWSPAPER page mats Tor
sale. 81 per 100. See. Ne.
Bowers az The Tseoma
Times.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-02
COLLECTS BOOKS

Madeleine Carroll. who has the
feminine lead opposite Stirring
Hayden in his first starring pic
ture. Paramount's Bahama Pas
sage" claims book collecting as
her most important hobby.
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Phone Want aa- "a NAN sisi

Al WOOD Q @ YElLow Pr
AL uEEES WOOD u or ie-
IENQTHS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-02
Flowers and Plants

AZALEAs. 25e up Roses. shrubs
Weeping cherry. shade. nut. fruit
trees. Good varieties peaches SOC
up A. o. OLSEN. s4th and Wilke-
son Road. First road east Portland
ave. turn north
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-02
YOUNG DEMOS MEET

Members Of the Young Demo
cratic Club Of Pierce County.
headed by President John Z
Fletcher. will meet Monday eve
mig at s o'clock at the Hotel
Winthrop.
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Just the Core
TO FORM DEFENSE UNIT

Persons residing in voting pre-
cinct No. 81 are urged to attend a
meeting Tuesday at 7:30 p. N. in
Room 103 at Stewart junior high
school TO complete organization of
g Tacoma home defense unit
Butter is cl,eaper at Cow Butter
Store. adv
HAWTHORNE CLUB To ELECT
Officers viii be elected al a
meeting Of the Hawthorne I'm
provement club Tuesday night at
7:30 o'clock at 2s10 Ea. c ST.
DR.. Phillip c Kyle has resumed
practice. Limited to obstetrics and
gynecology. 1927 Medical Arts
building. adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-02

FTvT-DAY Bookkeeping or stsno.
graphic position Woman, 30. en-.
cellent references. Auburn z5s-R
a collect
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HARTHoRNE cLUB TO ELECT
MAJOR TO BE sPEAKER

The British-American War Re-
lief association viii hear Maj.
Raymond Attebury at its meet ng
Monday night at s o'clock at the
!. ". c. A.
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Situations Wanted, Male
Situations Wanted, Female

WONEN's EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
At Lutheran Compass Mission. 1873
Pacific ave 10 a. NJ 70 .. m
Ma s4gs eKcept SATURDAYS
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-15
: SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
Rejection Of The Prince Of Rsace
Is Blame for Worlds Present Ills
hold Of his speech" and use II
against Him.

hold Of his Spech ana use "
against Him.
Jesus was rejected by most Of
those Of His own time. when We
think Of His continued rejec.
ton by later senerationss We
cannot but reflect upon the
tragedy which that rejection has
brought to the world. Il u In
turning from the Prince Of
Peace, refusing to receive Gods
Son and to give Him His tri.
unnphant place in life, that peo-
pies and nations. have brought
upon themselves the fate Of the
world today-a world in which
millions are suffering and dying.
because hate and greed and vio-
lence have ruled instead Of peace
and love and service which Jesus
came 70 proclaim to them both
by His teaching and by His 81
emple. : ~ ~ u ssf.oa4
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-15
Richmond Churches

Rev. Edmund SchlsichGr q H.
Trinity Luthoran Church W1l
conduct worship services u 40
Am. Sunday. Adult ins(yucflon
win be held Sunday evening q
( Rev. Williazn Junse a 81
Peters Luthesan church q Nut
tonviIle will conduct sogvices. h
German 1t go am. Sunday and
n English at 1o:48 am. Lentsn
devotions viii be held every
Thursday syGnins during Lant
Rev. p. y. Brady a The First
Congregational church win co.,
llnct morning worship sssviees
On Sunday @ IL .. m. TIse ~.
y1nn toptc VIII b when ~
jtgton Spreads" On Sunday evo-
snlng Of 3 p. u, the young people
,Nill meet With the pastor In H.
church sanctuary % discuss tbe
question what doe e mean TO
believe IN the Church,. The
Adult Lentan meeting VIII b
held at 7:So p. m. Ths subject
Will be ''The Story az the Tnund-
ing Of the Church" The teachsrs
and oflicers ot thu church SCHOOL
viii meet on Friday evening. The
course on "t3ow the Bible VeaS
Written" viii BE begun.
AZ the Columbus Congraen-
tional church, Rev. Drady Win
conduct worship services at 90
4. m. Sunday. Lenten devutipus
will b held at . pm. Tuesday,
March 10 In. the home q ~. md
Mrs. Kenneth walker. :.
Rev. =. II. Spathelf Of the 11rSt
Evangelical church win con6kaet
worship services q 1870 Am.
Sunday. Lenten services win ~
held On Thursday evening q
7:40 pm. "
Rev. 4. II. Prouse u III TiEse
Methodist church viii conduGe
morning w0tship serviese q ~
am. Sunday. The thszne viii ~
''Tha Church. There, win ~
adult baptism and reception q
members In this services. xve-
ming worship services VIII -
held 1t 7:30 pm. The thouna VIII
b eChristian' Religion = NJ
Home" Rev. w. =. CpIlycote g
Rochester win ~ ~ onoo1
preacher each svpnjne d -
pm. from Sunday ovonl
March = through Friday 80
ming. March d. !. n
Lentsn devotiono m boln4
held IN st. Au9ustinos cntholie
Church this v3l1ooo - onn6nw
altsfnoon q III pm; 6nola
day afternoon 4t ! pm. Wodnoo3
day svGni1g It tao IN. md TT
~ synin q 40 IN I
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-15
Rev u. iissrnueue
IS Serrno neHe Author
4a. Z. ~ IN ! AfSt1ssA1iIsafIa

: Pr. Ill., - In nen1sN
HI yen10xf3 wetkk. ~ eIo-
yueuAbiGo1. ~. ~ \,
a III divine Woeksy 4 M. work
Of rsdsnJ tiqp: md Ssould tAsrs-
foee - ysuneanb 81 ! shows 'sll:
In oedar o gs1iasgibsr. ttils
work. q st.dy nos onl$ ~ -
ssAtisl. bait, a5so NJ dssQlls NJ
Christian elQutth+ IL ~ ssldssa
sptci6l npmhsr q d.ys. de -
da3S precediuS IL day - our
SoxihF's Aalth "a CelvIfys thich
tins W. taFn Lsntlntid d. neG
~ divius 4 snurlan Tor -
WHERE Dos cllrilt a my. q Hi
Apostles adj 6nlz4 ! ~ ClFist.
iaIis q. Observe tkis. s6aSon 6f
ths church year s i.
.Tht obeerYsncs ak Isn't y "a
o1djhane4 q ~ Church fittlnsly
TO-. comm snaprats stlns pad1l6n.
tjhe. bitter snd ipnecapt hu3Sr-
M md. deeth: or our Los1 J1sps
Christ. stt,il : epesom neasly- .
old g that1f celebrating 1astsr
which 80 salrsst1y u vogue =
re first e(niairy of t6e. Christian
era. saareIy : good ana 1nudabJs
custom, for lie suffering. death
and rising aSain of tie Lord y
tie very center. .ot ths whole
work q Z. redemption and al
yation and whoevsr would come
TO . living knowledge q God
and the savior whom heAvsq
sent, who would know IT, will
q tho Fsthsr apd -undsrYtand
the works of the Son, let him
study the meaning q christ's
suffering, dsath md 'reMrection.
n we would b oari1 INNS. b,
deed, w mist know and We
must bslisve. tl,at Chriae's suS-
fsring and dsath'srs w ssascns
with which " are brought from
sin and death.
This knowledge should be
written, II orr hearts. with, In
delible letters that W nsysr Ice
sight Of and especially 81 that
time Of ths year hi which tha
Lords, dsath took bySce, slssu3d
VI inspirsato H,akss osirsslySe
rncanainAak WITH tlsess tlhdeU~
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-15
Church Women
Plan Census

The Mount Clemens Council
Of Church Women will conduct Z
city-wide church census to detsr-
mine church iAiiiatlons ct each
home. II bscame known today.
Assignments will b given In
the choir room Of the First
Methodist church. North avenue
entrance. each ipornins from .
until 10 and Afternoons from /
until 3:30 BY Mrs. Paul Stewart.
On the committee are: Mrs.
Stewart. Baptiat; Mr.. Frank
PrinGnitx Grass Episcopal: Mr..
n, r. Little, Methodist: Mrs.
John Miller, Presbyterian: Mira.
Grace Mallast, Zion Evangelical:
Mrs. Henry lrbY, Baptist Morn
insstar Ind Mira. Mial. Turner
Chapel.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-15

q Lent 3 therefore not TO b Oh
served By mere ssEternals, |. =.
BY making e = time Of special
benitsnce. sslf dsnial.- fasting
ma rGnsincistjen q TIE. world
ana IL plaGuarog and thus
~ merely extesn8l works ssek
and draw into eloser commune
Ign With ood.
tn whole life cf III Christ-
ians 4 % b. = beautiful $1,000.
Il en- news b p1easing = c.
%, rsno0nea ~ jsoeld md ~
lusk thsxsof ipe III ssssls =
The -esrpsctation q giving onsss
self 20 lnrsstrainsd .worldlinssV
for Tho following months. The
words d scripture, "Be sober.
b vigilint's: 'and again, "L0vs
not the world" apply not only
70 .fhss Lenten season. but To
TIE season Of the Christians en-
tire. iifs..
The true observance Of Lsnt
then consists ID the serious and
deyout consideration Of The MT
fering and death Of our blesssd
Redeemsr and refrain 10 leave
De awful hideousness and Inn
mensity q I'm. vince for our. sins
God. spared not His own son
but delivered Hin up for u eli
% q substitute. and again from
The passion-Story We sh on J d
learn the Questionable love Of
God Ia giving He only begotten
con for the redemption Of thu
world and the love Of the Son
who suffered undeserved to
make amends for our guilt, 10
reconcile isto God, TO gain for
u the happiness and blessings q
hesven and thus b pefsuaded
u belisvs II Him and Be saved
by such faith. !,
And finally we are to learn
from thu patsion Of our Savior
70 follow His ,3tsps. in His ) suf-
fering anA death rex strength
10 walk IN. nswness of life. daily
70 cruelty cur flesh With ~ ~
feetiohs: lsetn ftom Him % b
pltisit IN. trisA and af1iettons
TRUSTING A tha1 Nip q - hss1.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-15

IeetSse nom $40 10 : o'clock.
program y 7:le pm. including
Lenten Praise.
FRIDAY: Missionary. Society
NESTS with Mr.. Harold Green
llS Smith 81. Mra Daniel Defen-
baugh, assisting hostess.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-15
Text: Luke Mao
BY WILLIAM 3. 0WHOf. DID,
Editor Of Adt1nce

BY WILLIAM =. OA1O1s O.U.
Editor Of Adtanee
In the form Of . parable. con-
corning q man who planted .
vineyard fnd-ie II out to hus-
bandmen, Jesus portrays the at
tituds Of man toward himself
and toward the grace Of God.
The vineyard owner, after
planting II, let II out to husband
men and went TO another country
for. q long time. At the proper
time he sent to the husbandmen
servants who should get the
fruit Of the vineyard. but the
husbandmen beat the servant
and sent him away. Another
servant who was sent had the
same fate, and was shamefully
mistreated. A third servant was
sent, and he was similarly
wounded.
Thea ths lord q. the vineyard
said, 'sWhat sl,all + DO? I will
send my beloved Son." But when
the husbandmen saw the son,
they said, This n the. heir; let Us
kill him, that the inheritance
may be ours" So they cast the
son also out Of the vineyard, and
killed him. Jesus asked what the
owner Of the vineyard would do
70 them, and the answer was that
he would come and destroy them,
and give the vineyard unto
others.
Now, what IL the application
Of the parable? Jesus Himself
semed to make this plain in the
reference to the stone which the
builders rejected. but which was
made the cornerstone. He II evil
IDENTIFY referring TO- Gods per-
sistent appeal to the people
through the prophets whom He
had sent 70 proclaim righteous
neSs and to warn them Of the
peril Of continuing evil ways.
These prophets, one after anoth-
er, had been rejected, and most
Of them had been prosecuted and
killed.
Now Jesus Himself was the
son whom God had sent. and the
words Of Jesus were prophetic,
for He apparently realized the
fate that was before Him. This
fate was rapidly approaching. for
our lesson tells how the very
people who. ought to have &C.
cepted and honored . good man,
conspired Immediately to destroy
him, setting spies upon him and
even feigning 70 Be His disci-
Piles, "a that they might take
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-15

snly Esther: follow His stsps IN
loving thoss who harm and
wrong w., n school, learn az
Him how u Nv Is confess, .
Glsf6uB md 20 H. & B, y J, Z
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-15

Tueo0ay, March -
1880 P.M.-0uild p0Emck:
Program and 0poaker. i y. = Z,
$50 PM So Young Women's
Episcopal League.
(Book Review, '.The Exile. "
By Mr5. i. ketclnisn.y
-.'7:3o PM ~ Business q iris
Friendly Group. 50
I Wednesday, March - q: I.
10 A. MLenAea Quiet Time
and Holy cosninnntoi. Study. Of
the cburch Window,
T1as61ay, l9efuA -
h : PM Diecussdon Group u
Mrs. Hsadl1y's. "
EI4oex. March 81 ~,
7@O PMstitahy and SetIn.
On. Choir Pr1etice after services,
LIZ ALL WEEK.
SEWING ron BRITISH. m
0MDx41 ilklGchiAE iAP.
1JDT CMu10u
Nv. 0aroo4 1qyWoR4 1GslA.s
lItll11og
:.Rev: LoUa11lo uaxtyngG, ~.
e:lS An. 1hs San Nv School.
Glass ~ N aesg ~ sdepafel
ments: !. ss IS Il
III; 20 ~. Church = wcteh!p.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-15

Of first Baptist Church, -
speaker.
wsdnesday. 7:3o pm. Ths
Mid-Week Prayer and Praise
service. ..s
a Religious Survey q The city
VIII b conducted BY the Ladies
Prayer Con3erence on 1hurS0ay.
Friday and Saturday of nsxt
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-15

j "a NV UogVoe - ODogSY ~
~ $780, !. 1Esnne1Ss R11E
$3.50 20 - 1sspsnins - -
IT, Ghsru6 h3e besnsre1ecoe.
std 6gk chencel fsfAj1i1r8 ~
s1Gll94s and III wfll - de4leq1el
~ 6o01evioe.
! i; $3.50, 'srhs Loyalty -oC -
$50 Ai2<hssns, ''Hear Or pEa1.
- " ''Natasrs's anthep g
Asq's gsrmon '-Ths
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s. ss.nday ssAspa =, =
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] oeDoM u1oxnnIDn1, ~ ~ r -
~ ~ ygpUtolD' g ~ e. IN M
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-15
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
Mount Clemens. Mich.
Rev. Dunning Tale, y. D.
NRa0A~knp y va ,.INN

Sunday. M2rCb 10

Av4888OVO8 q
Sunday, March 10
1880. AM. Morning. Worship.
This will be Family Pew Sum
day. The pastor will speak On
the subject, (which Pew3" A.
far q It Is possible those attsnd-
ing are asked to sit together %
families. The order Of DeMolay
will be the guests Of the church.
1900 Moon. The chur 6 b
School.
The Mrs.. Paul .Hirt class for
young people invites the men Of
Selfridge Field and their wives.
The meeting is-hald IN tn Boy
Scout room.
{ CHS Pm. The Epworth Leo
cue. yer t
Mr.. James Hovis will b the
leader.
$50 Pm. The Asbury Leag,ss.
The pastor will take TIE Lea:
GueyB on q trip BY kooAchroWo
to Great Smokes.
7:30 Pm. The Friendly Hour.
DR.. Idle win give . biograph-
ical story under the title. sThe
Boy with the Turkish Fss."'. !. !.
sThe members Of the: First
Methodist Church wish 70 convey
to The members Of the First Pres
byterian Church heartiest con-
grltulatlons ca. The redscoratino
q ftheir sanctuary and % assnrG
them q their prayers that TIL
rooponin6 Sunday and al the
days - come may, b rich with
IL bIe6Sing q 0ed. :.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-15
GOSPEL TADInllACL9
Chfistian : Missionary Allianea
Larry ~ 6AayeA 1astse
q Clalf Avonoo

o:lB ,A.M.Ssnday School.
HOO Morning WorShip -
0erznon BY the Ifish Evaneeli1e
Aev. John w. Erskine. Eyart
lGieliGnn. +
710 P.N.--Evanseligtic Serv-
lceD eginping two weeks q ~
xivnl unootaneS. Services every
MINT except Saturday.
1huTDday, 3:30 pA-Ledje6
ptsyef meeting at 100 washins-
tan Avn.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-15
-TRugTT1 EVANGELICAL
LU1H44AN CuU1Cn

LUTHERAN CuURCn
L. u. v'ls1nueljes, RAsteg
Wil1te1 J. J1nke, Asuk. Hngoes
English Servicss at 800 Ind
lo:l1 An. \
German sssvics and Sunday
Schaol. 9:lS am.
German Lentsn services. 400
Nstional Lutheran Hour. 100
pm, CkLW. 500.
/. Detroit Lutherans Hour. 100
pm, WkYx.
s Monday, 7:So p.m.. speei9l
Church Council meeting. (
Tuesday, SEQ p. m. Mems
Club.
wednesday. 7:so pm. Inslish
Iunten oerviee. ss
THURSDAY, 7:30 pm. adnlt IN
struction cl1GG
.Thursday. $50 p. n, Juniee
an(9 Sehjor Walther LeaGl1e M.
pofl a6d social. s sssss's
tid.y. 500 pm. choir ~
'NeAt Sunday evening. To =.
n; mptjon pictnre ahoWines ~
.W6ek g oar Inst tutjuGio3 ~.
p5snary s. Detroit Pastcr Ttnk,
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-12
Zinc With Mercury

Zinc amalgamates readily with
mercury, and it is only necessary
to heat the mercury TO the boiling
point and to add the zinc in small
pieces. To amalgamate directly on
a zinc plate, heat the zinc to about
1872 degrees to 500 degrees F., and
coat it quickly and uniformly with a
solution of chloride of zinc and am
monia applied with brush, then
dip it at once into mercury. Anal
5amation takes place Immediately.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-12


move the adoption of the fOrecN
ing resolution.
Councilman Ernest g. Schultz
Supported by Councilman Burke
Yeas: COuncilmen Behm. ROhI.
Burke, Mason, Schultz
Nays: None
WyandOtte, Mich. DEC 9. 1871.
Resolution by Councilman St,hultZ
Resolved by the City Council Of the
City of WyandOtte that the City Clerk
be and n hereby is authorized and
directed Ia advertise for bids for the
following e-IuipmeIH for the Police
Department
Five 1912 Tudor cars. equipped with
heavy duty police ype generators
heavy duty batteries; six ply tires
lot water heaters dual windshield
wiperS: sun viS"rS and inmcrcNntr"l
spot lights
The following used cars are q" ap
ply on the purchase of the new ears
Five 1911 Md Standard Ford Tn
dor ears.
No. |. No. Gi>OO4i
Ne. :. No. GSS'bsU.
No 8. No. 6oSI2G2
VI" |. No. GSSI1I6.
NJ. =. M. 6E'lIIl
RadloS anu sirens are 10 be- removed
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First Sweet-Potato Flour

A government appropriation start
ed the first sweet-potato -four fac
tory in an abandoned sawmili in
Laurel, Miss, about six years ago.
Today about 1000 farmers cooper
atively own and operate the plant.
Last year they turned out about
2,700.0 900 pounds of -four and starch
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-12
Botanic Collections

When Pharaoh Thotmes II waged
conquest wars in Syria and Pal
eStine. he ordered botanic cSllec-
tons made of 1.-The beautiful flow
ers," and had the results published
as a bas-relief on walls in Egypt
at Karnak.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-12
NIiIdew and Black Spot

Mildew and black spot are two
diseases Of roses which must be
guarded against. A good rose dust
or. spray. which can be obtained
from any seedhouse. will, if used
;>ersistently, soon eradicate all evil
dence of these troubles from your
planting.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-12
Racon AnDetizer

Here is a bacon appetizer trick:
On small crackers spread cheese
mixed with salad dressing. top
with bacon squares and bake Sor
broil until the bacon is crisp and
the crackers a delicious brown.
Serve hot.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-12
Hiding Worn Snot

That worn spot in the linoleum in
front of the range or sink may be
hidden by a large oval rubber mat
in color harmonious to the floor
covering. Now the kitchen dust pan
is also in rubber to match the mat
and likewise, the vegetable strainer
for the kitchen sink Even such
small items as these may be en-
Sembled with telling effect
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-12
WeIl-CIeaned First

Surfaces to be whiteWaShed
should first be well-cleaned and
freed of any particles that might
scale off. Scrub with a stiff brush
or broom. Whitewash adheres 10
moist surfaces better than il does to
dry ones. So sponge off the area
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-12
MaiOliea Ware

Always wash ironstone or majol-
lea ware in warm but never hot
suds. rinse in warm water and dry
almost Immediately Beware Of
chipping or cracking the glaze due
to- setting such wares in a hot place
Or immersing them in hot water
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-12
Vanilla SuS2r

You can make vanilla sugar for
busting your cakes and jelly rolls
by placing vanilla bean in the con-
taincr holding your confectioner'
sugar. II is delicious
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-12
Song Was Stolen

The original copy Of the song.
Dixie" was stolen from the cora
poser. An authors copy. however,
was presented 10 Cornell university.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-12

Statistics by an airline for De-
rod Of months indicate only aaN.:t
three out Of every 1000 place gus
:cngers beCor'c airsick
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-12

t,ifr A>aps~Or. AccOunf LNA l4G61
I'iti> j. % allow All increase to sal
lr;etl employees If the City a. n4.r
schedule >ubmi ted al this session.