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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
Early American Is Popular

EARLY AMERICAN furniture type which is much loved
American home also style leader
deservedy American woodsnaple birch ELM cherry
proportions
OF the original easily found
It placed Cape which has been and
being the country, and of
background go apartment well
right il pleasant informal atmosphere
which very homeike.
furniture Of today attractive and
will Wisely being hleaehed
wood small the smaller OF the present day
and often dual
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
Rough Fabrics Are Smart

SUCH DESIGNS especially good to with con-
temporary decorating In house where the furniture old
Of the Eighteenth Century Georgian Federal with modern
background odays coo you the
rayon for upholstery big floral pat
terms in chntz for drape and thick pile wool and cotton light
colors for the rug
How you hang your pictures all important Group them
rather put there Use the lamps
trays cgare boxes.
Remember that looks lNedin without plants,
you Them arrangement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
PATTERN 1913

LITTLE FOLKS love TO have
pictures of their very own and
these samplers with their quaint
verses are very quick TO do
Make them as colOrful as you
please Pattern 1913 contains
a transfer pattern Of two Sx10-
inch pictures; color schemes:
materials required; illustrations
OF stitches.
Send 10 cents in coin for
this pattern 10 The Laura
Wheeler Pattern Department,
1925 Times Square, Detroit,
Mich. Owing TO custom regula-
tons, orders for patterns TO
Canadian destinations cannot be
filed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
s IN and Find Outlook Ts According to ke Stars

comes III ana 4 thN " nut Vef
Don't be lulled into complacency
by thinking some one else will
do your work for you. You will
be ward d for your own
efforts. Friendly aspects today.
NAY gf TO JUNE Fl
Gcmini-Success doesn't hap
pen. you know. 1t is organized,
worked for and attained by
common sense and endeavor. To-
day may test your ability 10
stand IN against obstacles anu
best them.
JUNE % TO JULY %
CgRccr-Maintain an even dis
position and stability Of pur-
pose. Produce value and don't
waste any of your valuable time
and energy -peaatt HESS -rrc1-
ects.
JULY p TO AUG. e2
Leo - BE paiHstaking and
thoroughly competent 49, as you
can be when YOU choose-and
you'll find interference and
obstacles crumbling before your
sturdy onslaught.
AUG. % TO SEPT. %
FrgO-Control wandering inn
pulses, fits and starts of
ambition, overzealousness, indie
cisiou Make your plans care
fully and then abide sensibly by
them.
SEPT. ok TO OCT. %
Libra - Some restricting in
fluences suggesting you keep
your house in order by maintain
ing harmony and cooperation
through your own kindly under
standing and desire 10 be helpful.
OCT. ~ TO NOV. g2
ScorpiO-From a central posi-
ton Of inner serenity extend
your operations. No strain or
nervous last-minute rush: no
hurting others with sharp criti-
cism-vou can express yourself
In a more constructive way. Let
your truly generous nature re-
veal itself.
POLITICAL AnNFRTTgFMTNT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
Consider Rooms Background

THERE freshness DacKgToInd against which this
placed which delightful Walls simpler. coo
Lighter ceilings eeeEed yellow blue dusty
the color scheme Sometimes the walls paer
the ceilings. sometimes vice
many shops will be shown correlated furnishing
ee-ttors. with
All worth attention.
But there is nothing important background,
especially wallpapers which you
with effect for hall living and dining roomn fact
Cor every in the house
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
Desk Workers Need Exercise
To Burn DAYS Galleries

BRAINWORK TAKES COM
parativeIy few calories and the
average business girl uses less
than the 2.1oo calnrieS specified
by the nutrition yardstick as the
dairy allowance for sedentaTy
workers.
IL this is your career, perhaps
you would like TO get a rough
idea Of just how you spend your
hard-earned calories.
Let's say you weigh 125
pounds. We'll start with your
sleep tittiffa iifffsss which yea btfFf4
caiUries per pound per hour. To
figure it out, you merely multi
ply the number of pounds you
weigh by 40 for one hour, then
by eight--or by whatever num-
Der of hours you sleep. For 125
pounds this totals 400 calories
for the standard eight hours and
accounts for one-third your days.
expenditure.
Morninq Routine
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
Follow Color Scheme

THESE COORDINATED wallpapers follow color scheme
throughout monotony Of the stripe
paper may the background Of the paper
the living the color repeated in the design accent
only, the dining paper
Soft blues creamy pnks dusty pnks yellow all used
With pictures design When YOU pic
design your your draperes
plain striped dining
may Of the color uSed-cocoa brown, deep
according the color scheme with
splash Of contrasting color the flowers design
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
BY Frances Drake
oOsriOht BY Detroit Tlm,,. Al rIghi, reserved

NOV. p TO DEC. 22
SagittGrius-Better time for
building plans, finishing incom-
pleted work, making corrections
and improvements than for
launching untried. unnecessary
projects. Imperative matters
first.
DEC. % TO Jan. 2I
Capricorlt-Go straight 10 your
goal, obstacle or no obstacle,
and you II gain respect and show
that you have authority, 10 say
nothing of the satisfaction of
reaching the front. Good man
agement viii minimize difficult
ties.
JAN. % TO FEB. %
HqUHTTUS-Better 70 stuck 70
one thing and do it well than
dabble in several and not ac-
comphsh in any. Plain hard work
is the solution for best results
today.
FEB. of TO MARCH 20
Pjsccs-Be active and pre-
pared to meet new conditions
that tend toward expansion.
A vol d spur-of-the-moment de-
cisions where possible Maintain
cheerful relations with employ
ers, associates.
4 CHILD born az this day:
Meditative. diplomatic; fond of
learning; intuitive, prudent. VIII
be generous and self-sacrificing
bat will not long tolerate injus-
tice. Democratic, fond Of amuse-
ments. Should be successful in
sound speculation but avoid idle
gambling. Generally capable.
Distributed ny King Features synd Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
HOROSCOPE =

Look in the Section Your BUthdq
for Tuesday, October 7
MARCH 21 TO APRIL IN
Aries--Today needs kid glove
treatment If you wish 10 keep
ahead and still not offend or
force issues.
APRIL n TO NAY e0
TaUrus--All important issues
will require decisive action, after
intelligent forethought, of course.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
Morning Routine

Dressing and undressing take
II calories per pound per hour.
Allowing 30 minutes for getting
dressed, you burn about As cal
cries.
If you spend around 30 min
utes preparing and eating break
fast you burn another so Gallo
ries. Preparing the meal takes
81 and eating it takes about .63
calories per pound per hour.
Riding 10 work for 80 minutes
uses go calories per pound per
hour-which comes to 40 calo-
ries. If you have a 15-minute
walk TO work, you would spend
80 calories in that time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
First Formal
Is Pre++v
But Chic
BY JOAN DEAN

REMEMBER YOUR first big
dancing party? Remember the
thrill when Mother took YOU
downtown and helped you select
your first honest to . goodness
party dress? We do. like il
was yesterday F.. but il wasn't.
School girls are much more
clothes conscious and have a
better selection today than a
few years back but the
excitement Of that first party
gown is the same and always
will be.
Az last you are grown up
AT least you think you are. and
trying on those lovely frothy
things that 60 away down 70
the floor make il seem very real.
YOU HAVE looked forward
to this, party for weeks .-. the
boy you like has invited you
the family has approved and
Dad has said 10 take the young
lady downtown and outfit her as
befiits the occasion going
easy on the family budget, of
course.
So off you 90 with a song in
your heart and a skip in your
step. Mother IS very proud of
you but withall little sad >.
her little girl you will al
ways be her little girl is
growing UP.
When you pick out your dress
keep Mothers preference in
mind. as she is very anxious for
you to have just the right thing
and be N good taste.
THERE ARE so many lovely
dresses that you are almost
overwhelmed. You try on sew
eral :. Mother thinks one
little too sophisticated you
think one is too babyish 4.
and so on.
But all Of a sudden your sales
lady brings out one that makes
you catch your breath it is
that charming YOU I.H- it
and all at once you and Mother
realize that you both like it
very much.
It is a luscious shade of green
soft and delicate :. just a
bit on the grayish side. 1t has
two voluminous- skirts of-Eet
over a full skirt of rayon crepe.
The bodice is Xelxeteen and
buttons snugly to give the
basque effect, with tiny ma
terial-covered buttons.
A not-to-low sweetheart neck
line and cap sleeves are most
attractive and appropriate. Chi
nese embroidery and gold kid
applique -hiGA-fashieH- and
you love 1t.
THE DRESS fits you per-
fectly and you look hopefully
at Mother she consults the
price-tag and Immediately says
that you may have the dress
F. you are in such raptures
YOU are loathe 10 take IL off
even though you know It's your
very own
Then down 10 the iewelry de-
PAT ttff4erftt- flower petal
necklace and brace let with
green jewel center and a gar
denia corOnet for YOUR hair
lust in case Tommy's allowance
doesn't include flowers.
You can hardly wait 10 get
home to try on your new dress
and parade happily before Dad
and the rest Of the family
YOU know he thinks you are a
pretty grand person and Will be
pleased that you shopped so
well.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06

POLITICAL ApvERTIsEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
Working Calories

Now you are ready TO get
down to work. Jumping together
the activities in which you both
sit and move about - typing,
filling, taking dictation-you- az
erage around 20 calories per
pound per hour. This amounts
10 700 calories for your 8-hour
day.
So far you have used a rou-
tine 1.25Q Galleries in approx
mately liza hours. Day in and
day out, your calorie expendi-
ture UP to this point is not likely
TO vary greatly. But you have
six and half more hours TO go
and what you do in this time is
likely to be the X factor in your
calorie requirements.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
18th Century Furniture Leads

EIGHTEENTH century styles in furniture still the
crtan later hut there
mahogany pieces of all sorts TO be
good reproductions we'll adaptations with good lines,
the trend is toward smplhcation
Georgian style Colonial and the Federal
good Mahogany walnut Georgian the formal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
Monday, October 6, 1941
Making the Most
Of our Home
Winter Style Trends in Decorating
BY HELEN KoUES
Authority on Decoration

style-conscious world there definite decorating
trends Charming along which be followed
without drastic changes interiors is amazing what
with wallpaper and paint draperes
and lamps
The shops good furnishings great allure
the Winter OF
the Winter when indoors most and want
our homes comfortable and attractive.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-05
Juneauiies
 EnjoyDaY

Although a lew showers bothered the ball park crowd watching the races yesterday, the afternoon as we'll as the forenoon, turned out to be rainless, and many of Juneau's citi- zens took advantage of the fact to leave town on fishing trips and pie nics at various beaches. Gov Ernest Gruening and party flew with Jimmy Ryan for an all-e night fishing trip at Lake Hassel- borg Mrs. Gruening and MT and Mrs. Huntington Gruening, were in the party.
 MT and Mrs. A. E. Glover and MT. and Mrs Harold Smith also flew to Lake Hasselborg for a holiday of fishing.
 The summer home of the R. J. Sommers' at Fritz Cove was the scene. of large group dinner last night. Featured were platters of cold fried chicken and potato salad.
 At practically all of the summer homes out the highway, various house parties were held during the day and beginning Thursday night and continuing last night, fireworks were also enjoyed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-05
Douglas Wins Firstkoneyin
 4th pIay-0ff
Red Coats Hold Purse and Lead as 4fh of July
 Games End
 SCORE YESTERDAY
 Moose 1; Douglas 12.
 Score by Innings
 123 4 5 6 89 IT. Moose ............. 0 0 0 0 l 0 % O. Douglas 3 0 2 T % o 0-12

. Playing off the finals for $125 of 4th of July money, the Douglas Islanders landed the purse yesterday afternoon as they gave the Moose the worst whipping seen on the Channel for many a moon in front of packed stand of fans that saw the Paps make seven errors while the Red Goats chalked up three hits and seven runs, all in the same inning.
 The Moose pulled their biggest pebble as they lost a chance for first money in fray that was a farce for the Moose from the time Slugger Joe Snow caused a minor riot when he was called out on sec ond, to the famous fourth inning when Il Islanders came up to the bat.
 The Moose took $75 for second place in the Fourth non-schedule, non-league play-off, and the Elks, after losing to the Red Goats Thurs day evening, took $50 for third place.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-05
AIeufianIs :
 Wesibound


 Arriving in Juneau at 6:S0 o'clock last evening on the Aleutian were II passengers from Seattle: F. w. Brown, MT. and Mrs. H. J. Holl- strom, Bertha Krentz, MT. and Mrs. D. R. Krulikoski, Mrs. Fred E. Lacy, Don Taylor. J. J. Wilson, P w. Can field, and Fred E. Lavey.
 Leaving for the Westward at 11:30 o'clock there were 25 passengers on board from Juneau, as follows:
 For Seward: Philip Guild, MT. and Mrs. R. Adams, A. Talbot, c. K. Crandall. R. E. Robertson, Miss Les lie Gould. Charles Byram, Eleanor Oman. Charles Kusista, and Alfred Pearce.
 For Valdez: Mrs. w. A. Rasmussen. Charles White, Al Rhodes, Albert Pasquan, Wallie Rasmussen Jr.. Tom Allen. Howard Fowler, Oscar Claus en. and James J. Coogan.
 For Cordova: John Paden, Bill Loftholm, Fred Craddock and Harold J. Forbes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-05

son, Jerry Magourty.
 Girls 35-yard dash, 9 years and younger-Mary Thibodeau, Bonnie Lee Hulse, Aginia Pegran.
 Boys 40-yard dash, 10 years and younger-Jerry Magourty, Charlie Jimmie, John Anderson.
 Girls 40-yard dash, 10 years and younger-virginia Guerrero. Janice Erwin, Carmen Hulse.
 Boys 5O-yard dash, Il years and younger, first heat-James Peters, Edwin Hansen, Harry Magourty. Second heat, Pedro Barril, Billy Jones'. Arne Iverson. Girls 5o-yard dash, Il years and younger = Virginia Guerrero, Joy Snite, Jo Swensven.
 Boys 50-yard dash, l2 years and younger--James Peters. Tommy Jim- mic, Terry Magourty.
 Girls 50-yard dash, 12 years and younger - Anne Nielsen, Virginia Guerrero Nellie Miller.
 Boys 50-yard, dash, lS years and Tommy Fukuyama, Lindy Dupree. Peter Barril
 Girls 50-yard dash, 13 years and younger-Anne Nielsen, Pat McAlis- ter Olga Dapcevich.
 Boys 5O-yard dash, IA years and younger--John Borbriege. Ray Shirk, Lindy Dupree. Girls 50-yard dash. IA years and younger Pat McAlister, Virginia Guerrero, Anne Neilsen.
 Special Races Mems 100-yard dash-free for all John Floberg, John Krugness, no third prize.
 Fat Mems Race-200 pounds or over-Walt Hill, Harry Sperling, no third prize.
 Boys Sack Race-20 yards-seven years and younger-Edwin Hansen, Tommy Jimmie, Jerry Magourty.
 Girls Egg Race-20 yards-7 years and younger-Nona Anne Douglas, Helen Dapcevich, Joan Lesher.
 Girls Egg Race-20 yards-nine years and younger Katherine rTolme Lousan Krause, Dorothy Thi- bodeau.
 Bicycle Races
 Boys, 10 to 12 years, one lap-Har- vey Hildre, Terry Magourty.
 Boys, 12 to IA years. two laps Magnus Hansen, Ray Shirk.
 Boys, IA to l6 years, three laps John Floberg, Evan Scott.
 Girls, 10 to 12 years, one lap-Jane Rolf, Dorothy Thibodeau.
 Girls, l2 to IA years, one lap-Pat McAlister, Dorothy Thibcdeau
 Girls, IA to 16 years, two laps Barbara Smith, Dorothy Thibodeau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-05
RADIO OVER
 WORLD DOWN WITH STATIC
Magnetic Current Disrupts Contacts in Unified
 Sfdfes, Europe

NEW YORK, July = Magnetic earth currents disrupted wire and wireless communications for several hours before dawn today and blacked out all radio and cable con- tact with Europe up to 10 o'clock this morning. '
 At Seattle Western Union offici- als said their Eastern circuit was operating spasmodicafly during the night. and this forenoon with con- ditions becoming worse after mid night. North and south lines were not particularly affected, they said.
 The magnetic currents hit this section with swat and from about l0;3Q o'clock last night until about l0:30 o'clock this forenoon, 12 hours, there was complete fade out and no business was put through by the radio station.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-05
Groves Nears
 Markinb..b,
tBy ASSOCIATED PREss)

Robert Moses Grove won his 299th game last Thursday after noon as he pitched the Boston Red Sox to victory over the Phila- delphia Athletics.
 He will be the 18th pitcher in the history of Major League base ball to hit the coveted 300 mark. :.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-05

FOR SALE-Furniture for living room, bedroom and studio, also one rug. Can be seen at Winter and Pond. Phone Blue 259, Mrs Renn, goth Century Apts.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-05
Washington Rainbow Visitors Go South

The nine Washington Rainbow girls who have been visiting the Juneau assembly since July are leaving today on the Denali for Ketchikan where they will spend few days with Ketchikan Rain bow girls before returning south.
 The visitors have been widely entertained by the Juneau assem- ply for the last five days. Tn e Washington girls are Dorothy Hill, Grand Worthy Advisor for Wash ington and Alaska; Dorothy Hovey, Neva Butler, Gloria Sweet, Margie Johnson, Louise Pope, Barbara Kreienbaum, Jane Mckay and Betty VOSe.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-05

ssTns 'pulSsAsasnAa EshpHss siasssns largest paid circulation of any Al- paks newspeper.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-05
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FURNITURE FOR SALE - Phone AT between g m. and pm. after 6 pm. Phone Red 491.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-05
CELEBRATION
 BRINGS OUT
 50o(ITIzENS
Everyone Has Fun, Wins Prizes at Races Held in
 Firemen's Park

Over 500 laughing, pop-drinking child -elapping Juneau citizens, young and cid. swarmed Firemens Ball parl. yesterday forenoon to run races, carry eggs, fall from bicycles and step on each others feet as, all in tie spirit of fun and patriotism, they patl ,red for the annual 4th of July celebration field events.
 List of the B races and their winners follows with first, second and third places listed in order:
 Boys 20-yard dash, 1 years and younger-David Hill, Norman Lister Donald Dahl.
 Girls 20-yard dash, 4 years and younger-Betty Jean West, Gall Baldwin, Arlene Smith.
 Boys 20-yard dash--5 years and younger-Leroy West, Harry Stey- ems. Rudolph Maier.
 Girls 20-yard dash, 5 years and younger-Stella Dapceyich.. Pauline Magourty, Christine Clausen.
 Boys 20-yard dash. 6 years and younger Jackie Schmitz, Dickie Johnson, Albert Carlson.
 Girls 20-yard dash. 6 years and younger Helen Dupree, Alberta Carlson, Donna Jean Jewett.
 Boys 25-yard dash. ? years and younger-Edwin Guerrero. Joseph Keen, Robert Sprague.
 Girls 25-yard dash, years and younger-Helen Dapsevich, Sylvia Lister, Helen Buakks.
 Boys 30-yard dash, 8 years and younger Joseph Keem. Charlie Jimmie, Harvey Clausen.
 Girls 30-yard dash, 8 years and younger-Helen Dapsevich. Shirley Ann Elstead, Paula Rake.
 Boys 35-yard dash, 9 years and younger-John Anderson. Bill John
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-05
GUARD5MEN WIN FOURTH OF JULY
 RIFLE TOURNEY
lloyd Garner of Juneau
 Pistol Club High 1 Individual

National Guard sharpshooters yes- ierday defeated Juneau Rifle and Pistol Club team by a score, of 844 to 833 in Fourth of July shoot. The Guard thus gained leg on the Ju- neau Chamber of Commerce per- oetual trophy Chilkoot Barracks now has two legs and the Rifle Club and National Guard one each.
 High individual score was that of Lloyd Garner of the civilian team with 176 for the course, including a remarkable 49 out of a possible 50 in the 600-yard slow fire event.
 The marksmen shot the follow ing course: A, 200 yards slow fire; B, 200 yards rapid fire: c. 300 wards rapid fire; D, 600 yards slow fire.
 Scores were as follows:
 National Guard
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-05

aSubscfipe 70 the aDany Alasxa .Empire-the paper with the lArgest paid circulation. sf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-05
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, July = Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock at today's short session fol- owing the holiday is 4, Anaconda 277s. Bethlehem Steel 73A, Com monwealth and Southern TIC Curtiss Wright 8A. General Motors 37A. Kennecott 379s, New York Central l2ls, United States Steel 561s, Pound S4.03ta.
 DOW. JONES AVERAGES
 The following are today's. Dow 1Jones averages: fhdtstffais 124.18 rails 28.56. utilities 18l0.--
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-05
HOSPITAL NOTES

When the Denali docks in Juneau this afternoon, Peter Smith. a menl- Der of the ships crew, will leave St. Ann's Hospital where he has been receiving medical treatment for the past few days and travel south.
 Mrs. William Graves left St. Ann's Hospital today with her infant daughter, Janet Rose, for her home
 Mrs. Eugene E. Bromley was dis missed from St. Ann's Hospital with her new baby daughter, Elaine Norine. MT. Bromley is school teacher from out of town. M {
 Mrs. A. w. Stewart was dismissed from St. Ann's Hospital yesterday;
 Harold Jones entered the Govern ment Hospital last evening for sur gical attention.
 Julian Tassell, from Douglas. was admitted Thursday to the Govern- ment Hospital for medical treat ment.
 Dorothy Hammond was dismissed 5rolns the Government Hospital yesA terday after receiving medical att tention.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-05
GREAT RAID YRAFM
 BYDAYLIGH1
Attacks Extend from Indus. trial RhineIand to Re-
 fuge of Ndzi Boats
(By Associated PresS)

A mighty force of RAF bombers, perhaps the biggest yet. in daylight attacks today, slashed back and forth across northern France after a night raid, the 24th in 26 nights
 The RAF bombers battered Nazi targets of the industrial Rhineland to the refuge ports harboring some of the largest of the German war ships and the U-boat fleets.
 Tremendous explosions followed the bombings. fpr
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-05

Harold Jones entered the Govern ment Hospital last evening for sur gical attention.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-20

WILTON. heavy Grade. sxi2 $50. odd-size
carpet renlnAntn 6nl ClairmOunt. dealer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-20
Sewing Machines
Wanted Miscellaneous


ACCoRDIAN. S695-sacrihce SIS; owner
leaving for army $3.50 Grstiot.
PIANO Upright used $40 good con-
dition. City Music 74i2 Mack
sPINET- KIMBALL used months sacri-
fee Assume payments 50 weekly. Kim
ball Pianos li12 Farmer. Open Mon. and
Fri ewes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-20

COMPLETE GROOM OUTFIT. SIS
Consisting ~ beautiful 2-pc mohair living
IN suite. occasional chair . lamps. end
tables, occ table 9Ni2 rug dresser ned
gnest spring mattress. 7 pc diuette. h-pc
FffakfaF' set Garland gas range Easy
washer. complete SIS, easy terms
sun FURNITURE 1922 CRATlOT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-20

CONSULT ne enlarged Resi Estate nstlnss
IN ne big sunday Tines Mant Al
ssetonl