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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-27

The doctor Is said to be the
poorest business man in the world.
! agree with that, yet have had
many patients tell me that their
doctor had given them the best
hnsiness advice they ever had. He
seems to see further into other
people;S problems than into his
own. He seldom Is q good patient
when sick - he forgets to follow
advice and IS sure that his BUSH
ness viii not allow him to stop for
Scst.
y Your doctor can be your greatest
soIacd next to your God. Because
he sees ali sides OF life. the seamy
aide. the mistakes. the triumphs.
and iuldllments, he usually gains
great tolerance for your foibles. He
enjoys caring for your Ills and APP
preciAtes your getting the upper
hand of university. ] often wonder
how many families he Is tnStru-
Inental In holding together during
his years Of work. ! know that I
have saved many marriages from
going on the rocks. because the
i parties turned to me in their troub-
- aid trusted me with their
\ oecretS and mistakes. One man
rho had Just opened his conscience
- nae. said: Doctor. don't you de-
toot me?" I said. mo, indeed. ]
4eel sorry for you. 60 tell your wife
what you told me-" The next day.
taoy both met. discharged their
J divorce lawyers and now have one
q the happiest families on my list.
Ncts because Of my good advice,
but because they trusted me and
saw their mistakes from q different
angle.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-27
Beauty Tips

QUESTION: IL haze Just tried
your suggestion for shampooin0 mn
oily hair toith q mixture OF melted
CASTLE and ttnctuye of green soap
My scalp felt cleaner than 1t has
In years and my hair sods fluJjy and
soft for three or jony days. NpU II
seems oilier than eper. Sli03ld !
continue the ttncture OF green
soap? I'm terribly anxious to clear
up the oily condition.
Mary Jane"
The tincture OF green soap Is
antseptic and mildly astringent.
The oiliness may tend to increase
after the first few treatments
extra brushing has the same effect
yet this Is a necessary part Of
clearing up the condition. The rea-
son Is that dandruff or flakes Of
dead skin that clog the pores are
removed. the oil glands are ac-
tually stimulated and pour out the
dammen w oils more freely. Con-
tinue the shampooS and you will
notice a definite improvement In q
short time. You might try sham
pooling your hair bit more often
at first-wheneve 1t becomes dull
or stringy. Once 1t improves, how
ever. week or ten days will be
often enough.
QUESTION:: my complexion
mould be nice II 1t iDdSn't for the
hair on my JCce. 1t starts from my
ears and goes tDay dopn on my
cheeks and around my eyes. HoU
can I get rid OF 1t? see things
advertised but am afraid to try
them. I Uould not tudnt to start
something Mould haze to use
tWice q month the rest OF my life
as am only Sirteen.-Sirteen."
You ask the impossible. All you
can do is to remove the hairs tenn
porarily with wax epilator. Never
try ordinary depilatories on the
face as they may be irritating. II
you use the wax. follow directions
carefully and treat only q small
area at a time. This procedure Is
tedious but the regrowth will not
be conspicuous for q couple of
months. II the skin feels irritated
afterward. treat the area with q
soothing lubricating cream.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-27
He Trains Maids
To Give Best
Service
BY TALBOT LAKE

WHEN the customers In New
J" York City call up Ann Herbert
to hire a maid, and the baritone
voice of Jacques Taylor answers
the phone, the lady Of the house
thinks she has the wrong number.
But she hasn't - Ann Herbert Is
Taylor and his partner Stanley
Feldman.
I'VE picked it because It has q
feminine sound like Anne Page.
Lydia Pinkham and Fannie Far
mer. We're all men in the outfit ex-
cept the maids. Women, we discov.
cred. don't know how to keep
house. says Taylor.
Taylor Is horribly scientific about
1t all. When you want q maid he
interviews you. studies the job In
your house scientifically, fixes up q
schedule for one Of his IS skilled
workers. has her paste 1t In the
broom closet and. presto. the Job is
done.
Taylor and Feldman went into
this strange business after the New
York Worlds Fair closed and they
had nothing to do. One day they
got to thinking about the perfect
maid. They hired home econom-
les expert. I'VE had to fire her." he
said. because she didn't know any
thing except how to make canapes
And think. she teaches girls In
schools how to keep housed"
Taylor's main trouble Is the same
that most housewives have. He has
q hard time finding maids who are
up to his standard. Here Is the ex-
pert's definition Of q good maid:
l"She must be fast, thorough. de-
pendable. honest. presentable. of
pleasing personality and reason
ably intelligent"
To prepare for his career, Taylor,
who Is 28 and married. studied q
trifie Of Journalism at N. Y. u.
Taylor does not think women can
keep house or train maids. All
maids that come from Ann Herbert
get their training In Feldman's
home. Mrs. Feldman Is having new
maids and new headaches all the
time. When they become proficient.
they are graduated from the Field
man training school.
Maids talk q strange brand Of
slang In describing their work. Mr..
Taylor. who inSures. pays social Sc
curity. workmen's compensation
and otherwise takes good care Of
his maids. has wormed 1t out of
them. Here are q few expressions:
Gypsy camp-a very dirty house,
untouched by skillful male hands.
Chicken SOuper-a woman who
has girl do a lot Of extra work and
rewards her with bowl of leftover
chicken soup.
Gem-a business girl. who isn't
home when the maid is in. Lovely
to work for.
Didy dirty-a home with a baby.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-27
Have Faith In Doctor

QnySlcAl ILLS. Don't try to evaluate
them yourself. Go to your doctor
1 and get his opinion and follow 1t.
Do not say to yourself, "Oh. the
doctor makes my case worse than It
u. He II Just guessing and jump
ing ct q conclusion"
a good doctor does not Jump at
conclusions. The only way for him
70 get ahead in his profession Is by
doing good work. and q mistake
/ hurts him as well as you.
~ our years pile up. the wear
/ md tear Of life take their toll,
vital organs lose their capacity TO
4 carry on the vital processes OF life.
The only way to know how we'll
they are functioning Is to 60 to
your doctor and let him make q
survey. The aging process does not
make itself felt until 1t has adj
vanced . long way.
Your doctor cannot prevent age,
but he can determine what unseen
processes are deteriorating and adj
wise YOU how to proceed to prevent
= breakdown. Often some little
thing you are doing may be rapid
" shortening your days OF useful
meas. Your doctor can advise you
"a this II he has q chance.
You have your automobile. your
furnace. your refrigerating plant
overhauled every so often. Why
not have your own intricate ma
chinety Overhanled at least once a
year? Your vital organs can be in
telligently examined by one who is
trAined TO see through you. He can
oetermine where the wear and tear
'4k lie are becoming excessive. and
1T 5fpgulattng certain activities or
LIN prevent more rapid deteri-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-27

sleeves or draped shoulders, the
general idea being to keep shoul.
ders under cover.
AS everyone knows. Palm Beach
days are spent in Stacks with little
jackets and here's q little gist that
helps complete the picture Of what
goes on there.
Small clusters OF flowers In the
hair are the chief couture orna-
ment SO far seen, although one
young woman appeared at the Gin
ema opening wearing q little shawl
ofvery fine black lace laid nat across
the top Of her head and falling on
to her shoulders. Jewelry was worn,
but mostly Of the classic pearl and
diamond style. carrying out . gen.
eral impression Of evening fashions
which are neat. well groomed,
rather tailored In many instances.
rather than magnificent or roman
tic. although some Of the young
girls. Of course, wear full-skirted
tulles."
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-27
Exotic Prints and Pale Chiffons Are
Worn by Smart Women in Florida
By ELEANOR GUM

New York-Though I'm writing
In New York. the clothes I'll talk
about are worn in Florida. where so
many smart New Workers are wad-
ing In sunshine instead of slush.
Mrs. Harrison Williams seems
always to be turning up In taffeta.
with or without lace. at evening
parties. So does Mrs. John Moffatt,
usually In slim, covered-up cos
tunes. Exotic prints. colorful and
on white grounds. seem to outnum-
Der plain materials. according to
my informant. who does. however.
mention many pale chiffons-pink,
blue and yellow especially.
At q recent movie premiere. Mrs.
Byron Foy and Mrs. Douglas Fair
banks, Jr.. appeared In great
splashy printed crepe decollete
dresses. In fact. Il Is this type Of
dress that Is usually printed rather
than plain. Decollete, or low neck.
dresses often have long or short
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-27

tSwAV VI uA
I'll N Q to self-
stu dy. Decide
what your style
10 q a d than
lear how to
developit. Your
physical { yp Q.
the demands Of
ur d ally
work. whether
hon1ennaking or
q business po-
sition. and the
q m o u n t OF
n o n ey y on
have to spend
are all factors
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-27
DINNER
Quick Vegetable Soup
BrOiled Liver
Buttered Carrots Baked Potatoes
Lettuce Salad
Hot Apple Sauce Cookies
SUPPER
Baked Macaroni and Cheese
Buttered Beets
Whole Wheat Bread Butter
Maple Bavarian Cream

low. One Is q recipe for q main
dish, the other for soup.
BAKED MACARONI AND
CHEESE
" Id. package macaronf
3 tablespoons butter
tablespoons flour
teaspoon salt
Dash of pepper
cups milk
1a b..grated cheese
Cook macaroni in sailed boiling
water according to package direc-
tons. Melt butter, blend in flour
and SeaSonings;; add milk grad
ually: cook until thickened. STIR
ring constantly. Add cheese: stir
until melted. Pour sauce over ma
caroni In creased casserole. Bake
in moderate oven t375 degrees F.
until lightly Drowned. Serves 4 to
6.
QUICK VEGETABLE SOUP
3 tablespoons butter
! tablespoon -four
1Quart milk
2 cups grated raw vegetables
(pOtatOes, turnips or
CarrOtSl or canned corn
! tablespoon finely chopped
onion
la teaspoons salt
teaspoon celery salt
Melt butter; mix we'll with flour:
add the milk and stir constantly
until the mixture comes to boil.
Then add vegetables and cook 10
minutes, Add seasonings. Serve at
once. Serves 6.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-27

A eream-piteher COW stands
amid delicious Bavsrisn cream
desserts and sweet wafers on
on this table. These cream des.
serts are means OF serving
your children and family plenty
OF that all-imPor+ant food.
milk. tSee Miss Wilson's col.
umn +oday.l Chocolate. pine.
apple. coeonut. butterseo+ch
and tu+ti-frutti are Just . few
OF the Aavors you can serve.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-27

thing out ease
your suffering.
The medical
profession has
advanced much
further In the
prevention o (
disease than 1t
has in its cure
You will never
q t tain fu ] ]
benefit Of your
y h y S ! C an
services until
you have taken
him into your
h e q r I q n d
n n m q n n
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-27

to consider. You may have q really
beautiful face or tall. willowy fg-
ure that can stand extremes In
hair-dos. makeup and clothes. but
II you work In an ONCE. you must
compromise between an exotic and
q smartly tailored appearance. An
other thing. you must see that your
hair. dress and makeup are In key.
Simply arranged hair that shines
with natural color and luster be-
longs with simply tailored suits and
frocks. More elaborate hair-dos be-
long with fussier afternoon or eve
ming clothes.
One Color Is Best
Color Is also important In the ef-
feet you wish to create. One color
Is always safest In costume. II you
use another. use 1t in your Access
sories or In lingerie touches or q
blouse. II you use three colors, limit
the third. It might be your lipstick
and matching or harmonizing nails,
a lovely piece Of jewelry, a belt, q
feather on your hat or q scarf. Keep
this rule In mind II you choose q
print costume for spring. Pussy
flowers In rainbow hues do not be-
long In costume II you want to be
smart or chic.
Choose accessories that are In
proportion to your size. II you are
small. you needn'tchoose q tiny hat
or pocketbook. but at least choose
one that doesn't overpower you. II
you are very large you may carry
the important looking bags that are
shown at the moment and wear
large. dramatic hats. See that the
lines or general shape Of any pieces
Of costume jewelry you wear are
pleasing and In harmony with your
size and the shape of your face.
To acquire chic you must be able
to see your good. bad and indiffer-
ent features and know the tricks
for bringing them into harmony.
First minimize the unattractive
feature even though it means
your hair.do. or the
shape of your eyebrows. Once you
do this, you'll And that just a little
attention Is needed to bring out the
natural loneliness Of the already
good feature and the entire face
has q more harmonious appear
ance.
Leave Well Enough Alone
The less you fuss over q lovely
feature. the less you detract from
It's natural beauty. Hair that has
an unusual color, for instance. or
that Is thick and has lovely sheen.
Is twice as effective II you keep the
styling as simple as possible. Large
sparkling eyes with q thick fringe
Of long, dark laShes need only
to remove stray flakes Of
powder and groom the eyebrows
into line. To add eye-shadow and
heavy mascara Is indeed gliding
the lily"
An expert on arranging flowers
once said that woman who was
about the effect Of the bowl
or vase she had Just arranged,
should take out half Of the bios
SONS. The same rule might apply
to your costume. Too many details.
too much jewelry. too many trim
mings on hat or gloves or shoes give
q cluttered picture. The observer Is
likely to think you want to hide
your personal assets rather than to
reveal them. II you have ornamen-
tai buttons on your dress. do not
wear fancy brooches or necklaces.
II your hat has streamers or chin.
strap do not have . veil or flowers.
An inexpensive dress often takes on
an expensive look simply by having
excess trimmings removed and per-
haps good buttons substituted for
cheap or over.ornate ones.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-27

business q a q
was 3 o n . III
day. b ut now
that " o a en-
also 90 to bl,si.
ness q q d are
away al day. e
seems strange
{ h . { men Arc
stu preferred.
w h 1T 10 II
that makes Il
20 dimcult for
{ " o women 70
Live happily to-
gether? It Isn't
always N Q n.
trouble - even
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-27

Ing her mission
TO the boy. she
h e ! d u p q
warning finger
and enumerat-
ed" Don't tease
your little sis
ter " lille I'm
8 o n e. p o n t
touch the cake
I ] U st made.
and please stay
out Of the liv-
Ing ROOM" As
she was leaving
3 n e r e m q M
b Q r e d some
thing else that
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-27
Short Cuts

O.
T8 femoye chocolate stains, soap
and hot water = often al that Z
necessary, but Jevelle water may ~
Nd a cotton g linen to remove
oSW pGE1isteut Stain. a particularly
effective method = TO soak choco-
late stained portion Of fabric -
wood alcohol made alkaline with
ammonia solution. M
70 mend broken ivory. -
llsh giuo. Press pleoeo toG4oheg
hard and wipe o. eeglngx
There won't b any nctlceabls
odor TO the water Of 1reon cue NOV.
err II . piece q camnphor omm q
charcoal 10 added 70 e, a11d tn
flowers win keep longer.
Kitchen curtains Nm Ulay
clean longer y sssrsAse : -
Children's cloth howd books
may b cleaned ~ yuheong NgntN
With 8 cloth dippeo - warm eoep
sudS. DRY quickly With . az -
oorbent cloth.
h sIlslng hae1 eeeoee -
$780, - l.lle = 49, -.
- - = 49, -
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-27

sohould be one whom you could
trust with all your troubles. phys
icaI and mental. Mental conditions
have q great effect on physical ills
and vice versa.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-27
CEREAL TREAT

California Cereal Compots: Ar.
range 8 cups each 2 types ready
to-serve cereal In serving dish..
Combine 2/3 cup chopped. dried
apricots and q tablespoons seedlooo
raisins: pile In center On cereal
0arnish with 8 cooked prunoA
Serve with cream and brown sugar.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-27
Woman Needs Chic
. Ia Make the Most
OF Her Good Looks
By JACQURLME HIJNT

! ~ JAOVUELlNk HUNT
You may have health, lovely
= features and . delightful
personality and still md that
you cannot put yourself across
as readily - you would like.
Chic q an important element Of
charm. Even average looks, plus
chic, win attract adxuiriug glanceo.
Chic u something any GIRL can
acquire 4 she + willing - devote .
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-27
Why Can't Women Share
A Home Without Discord!
By MARIAN MAYS MARTIN

WHY Is 1t that two women cannot share home haroni-
ousy2 Is true that house was ever big enough for
two not even mother and daughter when daughter
gets adult and wants % live her own e Naturally
there are exceptions but they Just prove the rule Even women
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-27
Get Their Full Milk Quota You Have Dessert
I Trust in Your Doctor and
He Will Serve You Better
BY CLAUD NORTH CHRIsMAN. MD.

BY CLAUD NORTH CHKISMAN, M.D
THE great majority Of think of doctor to whom
Ne 60 when sick We associate the doctor with sick
ueeg and sorrow but that erroneous idea.
did nothing but treat when We were sick he
would not accomplish much Most diseased conditions get well
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-27
KALE.PORK CRISPS
3 lbs. kale
"a ID. salt pork
"a teaspoon salt

n teaspoon salt
Remove stems from kale. Wash
leaves thoroughly: cook. covered. In
small quantity boiling sailed water
20 minutes or until tender. Drain.
Slice salt pork thin: cut In small
squares; fry until brown. Drain
of 4 tablespoons fat: combine fat,
lemon Juice and salt: add TO kales
Garnish with pork. Serves B.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-27

! cup shortening
3 IN cups sugar
y, 2 tablespoons milk
y 5 egSS
q cups Hour
K u teaspoon mace
! te4spoOn salt
cup broken pecan meats
: teaspoons lemon juice
! teaspoon grated lemon
xind
II Emam together shortening and
ri 1fs add milk !: mix wen. Add
ene at = time. beating well
zach. SIT together -four,
ND salt: add to creamed
nix we'll. Toast nut
"a q cup to batter. Add
md rind. Pour into
pQu 10 inches n d.
oke Ia 1,o1efbto
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-27
Bavarian Cream Desserts
Are Rich in Food Values
By JUDITH WILSON

MILK milk and more milk is the formula for healthy rosy
checked youngsters OF that isn't the only food they
should have balanced essential too but milk
Of the most important items to be included in a chds
daily diet Sometimes is hard them drink their full
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-27

a. COPYRIGHT 1871 by Fahchiid.
Illustrated is one Of the little
bonnet shapes identified with
the Victorian period. which in
this instsncs is Of navy psiIIss-
con with qusdrupIs edge. II is
trimmed with red peoples end
: navy veil. >
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-27

who take Ia boarders greatly prefer
men 70 women. When women were
u the house I'll day. one could I'm.
derstand that the scales mlGhk dip
V favor Of the man. who went to
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-27
'Don'ts'
Give This Tot
Wrong Ideas

~ JANE HERBERT COWARD
MOTHER had to 60 out for about
AVA 20 minutes, and as the weather
was bad she had no choice except
70 leave seven-year-old Bobby In
charge Of the house. After explain.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-27
BAVARIAN CREAM
VARIATIONS

CnOCOIatc: AQQ squares melteu
chocolate or 6 tablespoons cocoa
mixed to a paste with a little of
the custard. Increase sugar to
three-fourths cup.
Coconut: Fold one-half cup Of
grated or shredded coconut into
custard along with the whipped
cream. Garnish with toasted coco
nut when serving.
Buttersc0tch: Omit white sugar.
Cook three fourths cup brown
sugar and two tablespoons butter
together for a moment untn melt
ed. Add to hot custard. One-half
cup chopped walnuts or pecans
may be folded In along with
whipped cream. II desired.
Pineapple: Fold one half cup
well drained crushed pineapple
into custard along with whipped
cream. Garnish with pineapple
wedges just before serving. II de-
sired.
Tutti-Frutti: Fold three-fourths
cup diced mixed fruits (pears. ba-
mana. cherries. pineapple. oranges.
etc., into ustard along with
whipped cream.
Maple: Use shaved maple sugar
instead Of white sugar. or one
half tablespoon mapleine. and one
half teaspoon vanilla.
OTHER MILK DISHES
There are many palatable ways
Of introducing milk into menus.
but few perhaps. can beat the
tried and true fsvorites that fol-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-27

This Is . iyPiesl soft suit Of
wool crepe. lss high.bustenins
makes me style pepsIs.. Bow
sockets end the tueks for
shspe end drsps ere details.
M oveseellsr Il white piqve
stitched 70 match The suit. IL
this esse = seldiss blue.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-27

a0f themselves II left alone: and II
~ disease Is one that does not
cure itself and has likely advanced
10 far when the doctor sees j:
fhgu he may not be able to do any.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-27
QUICK VEGETABLE SOUP
PEANUT is NOT A NUT

The peanut Is not a nut at all,
but legume. similar to the bean
and pea.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-27

quota. Varying its taste with choc-
olate. maple and other f1avors Is
one method of inducing young
hopefuls to imbibe the necessary
amount. Serving soups. main dish
es and desserts containing goodly
quantities of milk Is another.
In the dessert line Bavarian
creams are excellent carriers Of this
food. Besides the healthful amounts
Of milk, this type of dessert has
the added food value of plain un-
favored gelatine, eggs and sugars.
Fruit Bavarians offer added vita
min content.
A basic recipe for Bavarian cream
is one Of those handy additions to
your file. Its many variations in
sure repeated appearances on the
menu from becoming monotonous.
It is an easy to make dessert
too. Prepare 1t In the morning and
1t Is all ready to take out Of the
refrigerator at dinner time. This
feature makes 1t a good dish for
school lunches also. No fuSsing to
do when the youngsters come run
AlllIS III, dilhlOuS W SCt DdCh ioi a
game of baseball or tag before
afternoon classes. Just turn 1t out
Of the molds and 1t is ready to eat.
BAvARIAN CREAM
2egg yolks
= cup sugar
u teaspoon salt
! cup milk
envelope plain unflavorcd
gelatinc
cup cold water
" teaspoon vanilla
! cup cream or chilled
cyapOrated milk, whipped
Beat egg yolks. add sugar. salt
and milk. Cook in double boiler
until custard consistency. stirring
constantly. Soften gelatine in cold
water and dissolve in hot custard.
Add vanilla. Cool. and when Gus
tard starts to thicken. fold In
whipped cream. Turn into one
large mold or individual molds
that have been rinsed out in cold
water first, and chill. When firm.
unmold onto serving plate. Serve
with cream. Serves 6.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-27

There are many palatable ways
OF introducing milk into menus.
but few perhaps. can beat the
tried and true favorites that fol-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-27

Kitchen curtains Wlm ~
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Evening star., 1941-01-25
TAKOMA PARK d C
thrNCAn rhNh' -.
A real home; large corner lot: g be,
ooms oil heat: terms EN- 1878. .
Mt. PLEASANT

Just on IHth and Col. Rd.
large rooms baths hot-Wa.er heat
without lease. SO mo. Call Mr.. Bedeu
90. 53S5. or WAPLE d JAMES, INC. DI.
Evening star., 1941-01-25

; BFDRMs. . B. SPACIOUS PREMISES
Near Murch and Alice Deal Schools Nebr
ave; Al cond.; approx. $3.50. or viii
trade bedrm., l b, 1st com In Ike cond.
with owner Box 91S-G. Star