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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-27

.'Tye had ths feeling, ever since
Xpu came, that you've been
laughing It me. Whyf" Il
II haven't been,'' but Sfe
had been alnueed.
II know I lookia clown n Tint
department. full of womenl but
I'm learning = business. I'm
starting . career. Il they told
me to sweep up the lloor, I'd grit
my teeth and do f."
II didn't know TINT was the
way department store sxecu-
tives started"
"Its supposed 70 b thu best
way. The man I room with rides
me about L. He kida the gar-
denia, and every time someone
calls at our place he bows, This
way, moddom.' II I even start
hunting for ! shirt, he's right
there with, underwear n The
second aisle 10 your left :
.Yop shouldn't Day any Attsn.
tion to hint = makes you Sslf.
conscious. That's probably why
you thought was laughing q
you, too. But ] wasn't. I've
been busy learning my JOB. It's
all new to me. rye coucontrot-
ed on making tl1At quota. And
I thought I vas doing fine when
you bawled me out Tor adviSins
the customers = = I.
He played with = fork. Miss
Danes sordors." ~
'.She doeep't know q mpch -
she- thinks She. doesi- Times have
changed since she StaEtod. I'm
sure what I was trying 70 Do r
much better than selling = Gus
toner any dress jilst . I'll Il.
And it's my dream - pcovs I'm
right"
''It's my dream % 81 out from
under her thumb - said. s.In
Z couple Of months. ! ought 70
b way out. lin studying
merchandising q nieht IA .
school Of business administra-
tion." 81 b 81
"EIow wonderful but arsn't
you dog tired q ths end q IL
dayf"
ne srinnsd. II almost expJods
with stifled yowus." Ihsn ~
asked, How did ron svee ct
into Huntington'sf You're 70
different from The other girls. !
mean 80 just - you nd when
you were anery with No you
talk differsntly, you've ben .-
well, diffefently edueated :. =
so havs yoel, hnvOnit you3"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-27

On April Z, . relsrsedua
ameadmeAt will appear % ~
sleelisn ballet prsvbding fee ~
tiroanent salaries sn4 Aeath an
dlsoblllty beaeflts Ter po1ioeupea,
flresnsn and their fhmllee.
N brief. the alnenaneat. ~
endersed BY The etess-wopld
asUure member 81 the TIVE de-
partunents rstlrement salaries f6R
these serving - years anA 81
''lnsurance' pelicy n care q
disability Or asath incursed
while In the line. Il dmty.
The entire peopeeal b set ~
q . self-supperting nseasnrs
and will net-hafrlng egnergen.
eoos~eoGt tAe votof - pr6porty
holder . ulngle cent.
However. h case d sn6orgoa-
ey, . tax q tAree-tsnths mllls-
- cents Per 31soeo Twill -
placed q al taxabIo peopeftleg
="
IN ne city, . small aInsant u
repay the nembers IT. ~ pre-
tection given the etti1eng.
uewsvGf, ~ tax elonse'woul6
ealy take effect WHEN, ana Il.
the proteetiea funA heeonDes -
pleted. \, Chanees % ~, sltissnl
Hav4aw $500 n21Aaha>sk.n 49,.
uha444f hoW sGnAlD oEo Sll1l
The peepssal WIN ~ 11anced
and pela fse emtirsly ~ Nem-
hers q IL mo depoftnneh$s,
EasA meunbee ~ ~ Aepagtznsats
win pay 1lfeeM - - - peS
month, tAe A1lsank - ~ aedaet.
"a from hlS salary, ~ . total d
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-27
Fed 7iips
Hold Interest
aflgosesilk

Several intsrsstins Held trips
have been taken recently By
students from nooeville H(eh
School. Extra credit = Usually
given - clasoes FOR such 6ipA
A group sponsored b. Ma
Camphell and lAr1 Wiitses. Ene,
lish t6acbets, attended . wary
worthwhile lecture "a SChorac-
ters In Literatures BY Phyllis
Bentley, tn Engllsh noveliat.
Mr.. and llrs. FREEZER and Min
Wilson accompanied tAs Sroup.
The lecture on s.DictHtorship.'
by Preston SloGDon, uniyefSity
Of Michisan history profe1oe.
drew : srpup Y sts,dsnts, mostly
from The history classea. Mir
Cro8ier arranged 1nr this trip
and Aats. wi1tsee and Mis- Will
son also attended this lecture.
Studsnts from Miss Camp
bells English classes spent Last
Sunday evening ut the Ford
Sunday Evening Hour. This pro-
gram often attracts Rockville
visitors.
Miss Cameron II planning 70
take . large group to the Detroit
Flower Show early In April.
Members, Of grades five. ok and
seven II I'll three schools q well
% all Of her Biology students
will be included In this trip.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-27
Death Of BROTHER Calls.
Mrs. 6afhsl 10 Canada

ROSEvILLE MrS. Charles
GRADER Of 2027l Mcdonald ave.
nue., returned this week from
Waterloo where she had been
called by the sudden death Of
her brother Clifford Hines. Z
World, War veteran. Besides
Mrs. GRADER, Mr.. Hines u sur
vived by his widow and three
children. He had Leen IN en-
ployee In the Bank Of Montreal
for 10 years.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-27
QUARREL WITH MIR. BRAD
LEY
+ CHAPTER XII

Beatrice felt her heart thump,
astonishingly. A date with Mr..
Bradley! THE idea Is ridicv'
lous!'' she snapped.
Yet, the next morning she
found herself watching him. He
listened with courteous attsn-
ton az an indignant customer
poured out her wrath. He Lis
tened with the same politeness
while Miss Dane waved her
blood-red nails under his nose,
laying down the law.
He was different with 4isG
Getz, though. Not quite defer
entail. but not merely polite,
either. Gentle, that was II. The
old silly, why did she shake -
he surveyed the Department. II
was his job to keep everything
up to scratch. He certainly
wasn't spying on her, or even
thinking about the fact that she
wasn't as fast or as busy ~ the
other girls.
This morning, under the usual
gardenia In hts buttonhUisy- he
wore . black and white badge
with . crimson ribbon.
scotch SALE proclaimed
the letters on the badge.
Beatrice's lips Quirked. There
were banners al over the bose
ment In celebration Of Scotch
Sales, but this badge was too
much.
.'Miss Davis" he called.
Eyes, sir?"
you're not wearing Z Scotch
Sale badge"
"Oh, was I supposed TOT"
His thro1t above his immacu-
late white collar, grew brick
red. A. Il h6 guessed she'd bsen
laughing at him.
'You will find Z badge q tie
wrapping desk" He added, cold
~. Perhaps the badge will help
customers to distinguish you @
Q salesperson. ! saw two cus-
toners walk right past you with
dresses over their arms"
I'll thought Miss Getx w1s
taking care Of Them" abe ssid
softly. She had deliberately
turned them over to 0etSie,
that's what she'd done.
Mr.. Bradley had the gracs 70
look less severe. a salesgirl at
the other end Of the department
raised IN arm, signaling for him,
and he left her.
a harrisd, persplring matron.
herding . su1ky, l0-year-old GIRL
before her, claimed Beatrice's
attention. Have you soEpething
suitable for . formal dance,
missi She wants m evening
gown, but ! think some kind of
dress she might Be able 70 wear
on Sundays afterwards-"
more sales slips, ana waited on
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-27
DOLLARS 10 DoUGtlkUTs Alrss,on s....s.:..

two women who had prosnised
to come back after they looked
about some more,s when Mr..
Bradley stopped her - she start
cd for lunch. II rec you never
bothered about the bsdgs, Miss
Davis
'.Ohl" She had genuinely for
gotten the stupid badge. Tive
pesn % busy. Anyway, II can't
mean much. one way or the 9TH
er. The customers seem to know
there's Z sale on, and I've done
very well without Z badge"
Mr.. Bradley's brown eyes
mapped. and his big hand
grjpped the edge Of the wrap
ping desk. Are you trying 70
make Z" fool Of me?" he. asked
ansrily. ~g.s s.J
.well, really, Mr.. Bradley
She was honestly astonished. 81
don't understand you. Just be-
cause ! forgot % get one az those
silly badges. ~ :"
She was suddenly angry. ~
eryone around her with the
slightest scrap o. authority
seemed positively determined to
exercise IL, insultingly, on herl
"As for trying 70 make . fool
Of YOU don't you manage
rather well by .yourself?"
Painful red flooded into the
mans lean face. He opened his
mouth. The brown eyes took
~ the hei&htsned color OF Rea-
trice's cheeks the swapping eyes,
and suddenly Mr.. Bradley closed
his mouth again, without saying
anything.
YOURS I'll riding met" Bea.
trics ctled. "Just bscause ]
don't talk the WY he other
girls dol Just hecaiaee j know
something shout styl9 ana fash.
ion and ~ q hslp these blnnd.
ering idiots who come Ii here
rugged up like earicaturesi"
Mr.. Bradley expression
changed.
Beatrice aid quickly, EXCUSE
mo for saying That about being
Z fool |. II didn't mean e. IT'S
Just that I've taken co many
sratuitoue insults from % many
people around here lately, and
haven't been allowed 10 retort
even once. I'm not accustomed
70 this Spartan self-control." Her
sAils flashed. "Will you forgive
met"
Mr.. Bradley said quietly,
''Forget IL. / couldn't fire you
II ! wanted %, II that's whist
you're thinking. My authority
= extremely limited. So limited
Il 4 non-existsnt. And Hike you,
MisD Davis, I'm not accustomed
70 Spartan self-control eithor.."
Mi60 Danes PhelSmy eye spjod
than. She hurried OVER, her
tight black dreos Stralnlng q H.
seams, her blood-rod uQlIs start-
ling against H. pearls H. pun.
"a O. neryonly. "Afen't you
going % luneh Mir Davig7
Don't hold u upl''
Beatrjcs looked q llr. Bred
ley md he looked beck at her.
Then abe went % get her hand
bas.
AZ the elevator, he was wait
Inc. ITS my time 10 eat, too.
Do you mind Il Lii I lunch
with youf"
ira love H."
AL q once. the 6sud wos
Dedtrics had wfittsn sevgn
os1r. II, a H. c1oDseria, -
1e1mo1 aegu6e H. tlhoo md It'd.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-27

The word parasite" b taken
from. the Greek which means
eating alonsside Of" and origi-
nally was applied TO any persoh
who ate 1t another's table. re-
paying the host with flattery.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-27
: Pension Questions :

bors q the forces, and think
thst u y the most important
question 70 b decided q IL
polls. 81.
Sincerely yours.
L. b. b.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-27

One performance of Beeth-
ovens Fifth Symphony by the
New York Philharmonic orches-
ira costs about $500.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-27

"a "a. - - Am0OD0uD DU0u ~
(1DfTOk'S N0fD - WA ~
Aprt1 2 stsetiss ars,stne sssevv. ~
tsvtst r. ~ SrspsssS ssssa1msse
% ~ ely chsvtsr aeovi9ia0 PEW
sio~s anS 6sstA G~6 6tsebtIitv bsa-
sfsts 1os sssssbsvs o. ne Nosss
Clemexs soItcs end fire dspavt-
sssnts coaftmss6 10 sreto: sR6 .
~smAev n letters frem ottissss
Asvs Aesp rsesivs6 ~ ne Dolly
MoNtter ssklss Mors tStorxsatio~
~ csrfsia Sat8ts Of ne assest
msAt. ne, lGttevs and asstrsys are
pxlJisAs6 ~ Ths Dolly Noattov IN
ths folIoptS0 colswa. kssders ere
syDed 20 scrtts The D6iIv Mosttor
~ tAey toisA 70 Aevs ssv point. 81
tAs twportsxe proposal cSertftsd.).
TQDAY'S QUESTION
Pension Editor .t
The Daily Monitor
Mount Clemens, Mich.
Dear Sir:
Having read Z great deal
about the proposed Police and
Firemen's Pension Plan, ]
would Ike 10 60 on record -
100 per cent In favor Of the
plan.
However. ! would IKE 70
know juSt how much the plan
win cost mo - 4 citizen and
property holder q Mount
Clemens. Like many other res
idents Of the city ] have . large
amount Of daily expenditures 10
pay on Z minimum salary.
But. ] do not .believe ths MEM
bers q the two depaftments
should work each day without
solms kind Of protection. I
know personally many men,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-02
HIczIvHzS NOTICE OF SALE

10 " Icm u NAY concern
Pursuant 20 authority 81 the
Com trc.'e- % re Currency CT the
United states tie undersigned, w.
: RitmAn. A. Receiver OF TIE FIRST
NAtionsl Bank q NpsllsntL Mich
LIAR Si.i otter at public sale 10 the
higasst e.sArr cr bidders for cash,
a. BIS osere N TIE National Bank Of
lpsi!anti Bai, i,ng on TIE South,
east corner az Michigan Avenue and
wGsa.aston street OF August Is.
1871. at IL 90 o'clock a m the re-
NAMING assets Of the First Ma
ticnGi EsAnE@of Ypsilant.. Michigan.
consisting of real estate. bills re-
ceiVao.s Judgments oNerdrafts. and
otser chooses IN action and chattels)
less such items cor artlcles) as may
be paid or otherwise disposed OF
prior TO the said date Of sale herein
mentioned. descriptive LIST Of the
remaining assets 80 offered for sale
may Re Inspected by prospective
purchasers al TIE National Bank Of
Nps.ianu and the office Of the Re-
csiver q The FIRST National Bank
% fpsiisnu on al business DAYS up
T. and Including the date Of the
said sale between the hours OF 800
a n. and J % ?. n
Accordng % Law. said remain
ins assets cannot be sold otherwise
tra1 wt--o1t recourse and without
warranty 81 ans kind or Character.
and subject 20 the approval of the
Comptroller % the Currency 81 the
United states TIE ssle. u approved,
viii be completed pursuant 20 gen
.ral order Of Court dated April 10.
1871.
tsiEnedl W 6 RITMAN. RE-
IRE First National Bank OF Ypsi-
lAnti. Michigan.
Adv sisS
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-02
u. S. Faces Shortage
OF Copper in Defense

ROsEBURG. Ore. ms The
United States faces a shortage Of
copper for national defense needs
principally because OF the low
price for the metal fixed by the
federal government, according 10
Ray 6. Treasher. field geoiogist
OF the Oregon Bureau OF Mines
and Geology.
Treasher recently declared that
the state Of Oregon could produce
large quantities OF the metal IL
the price were raised 10 IL IL
cents a pound from the present
price Of ~ IL cents. This price
difference represents the margin
making a mine either profitable
or an unsound business enter
prise. he explained.
Treasher pointed out that the
nations largest quicksilver mine,
The BONANZA. Is located In south
ern Oregon and that the state Is
the nations largest producer.
AS late as the middle Of 1910
experts we're crying that domes-
tic production OF quicksilver could
not meet even peaeetime needs,
Treasher declared, but at pre-
sent quicksilver mind in the
country is supplying all domestic
needs. including national defense
and considerable quantity is
being exported
Treasher claimed this growth
was made possible by price in
crease that made quicksilver min
Ing profitable and could be dupll-
Gated In copper mining.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-02
MoRroAaH sALn

BY a mortgage bearing date the
z1th day of December a. y 1927.
and recorded In the office 81 the
Register o., Deeds for the County II
WASN'T enaw. ard State a. Michigan.
IN Liber III Of rnertgages. IN page
$50. william Ireland. single man.
duly mortEagef . Louis Hipp. AL
thaf certain piece Or parcel # land
situate IN the Township e Nl-iisntt
County Of Washteuaw. and STATE Of
Atraigan. and described a. follows
Lot No. % In ipsi Little Farms
SLpdlr!glon IN said township ~
Yusiianu according 10 tie recorded
plat thereof
The amount claimed 20 bs due on
said mortgage for principal. interest,
taxes pad W HTTrEHEre 'T-7-ii itt,f-
ueF Zee. ~ prpsid of for hF the
terms ~ raid mortgage. A. tis date
hereof ls SIX HUNDRED LfGfT T.
EIGHT and 1t-I0i DOLLARS
bsfsui' having occurred 10 tie
conditions - said mortgage hy
whfel re power ~ sale 'lere.n cnr-
talucd has become operative. AID no
been Instituted 70 rsccfrr re dent
thereby secured, Or any part there
o. n-ice n h'reby given that faif
mortgage Will De force lrssd ~
sale Of said mortgaged premises. or
30 much thereof as MAY BE- neces-
sary 10 satisfy tds amount due IN
said mortg4ge. together Win al
Legal costs A. public tenfgs. 70 THE
highest. bidder. on the 2rd day 81
SovembAr A y. 1871 A. ten o'rlDck
In tho forenoon ~ said day. - the
south front door ~ the court hogrs.
In the city ~ Ann Arbnr 10 sai1
county. said court house hsing TIC
place for holding the Circuit Court
within said county.
hated August I. 1916.
Louis Ulpp. Mortgagso
John + KIRK. Attorne; Tor Mort
gage business address YpHl4anti,
Michigan.
A. fOr~
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-02
ONE DEAD, THREE HURT

Fowlerville, Mich. Aug. ZAP
L. a. Moses. SIS, OF Lansing. was
killed Thursday night and three
persons in car with bin were
seriously injured IN a collision OF
two automobiles here. The injured
we're Hazel Goblin and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Haylsnd. Lester Ger
aid. %. OF FOwierville, was driver
OF the other car.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-02
TWO KILLED

Monroe. Mich. Aug. 2-AP-Two
Toledoans, A. Z. Jordan. lG. and +.
VI Bailey. 81. were killed Thursday
night in a collision between their
automobile and a truck on Tele-
graph Road about ten miles south
Of here. James Dober. 40, OF Pom
tisc. the truck driver, was brought
20 Mercy Hospital here but was
not AelieYed seriously hurt.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-02
Business Services
Business Services on red

BUSINESS oeTsiScs Oi Ecu
YPsILANTI-sheet Metal and Roof
ing Co. Fave trough. resurfacinE
and furnace work. Free estimates.
el3 ST. Johns. Phi. iT46.
SEWING MACHINES = repaired.
All makes. Work guaranteed
Singer shop. 81 y. Huron, s42-W.
HAVING AN AUCTION7
See Milford Osburn. Auctioneer.
s69-Sweet Rd Phone l33l-M.
FAMILY WASHING and ironing.
Carefully Numbered and expertly
finished. Called for and delivered
II desired. Phone 2O6S-W.
REFRIGERATION SERVICE - re-
frigerators repaired. cleaned. re-
built. work guaranteed. Weston
field. 100 y. Hamilton. Phone 6s9-J
Beauty Shops
PERMANENTs-s2.5O 10 SIS. sham
poo and fingerwave SOC all week.
Eleen's. 3l2 Perrin. Phone 1871.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-02

100 Pearl Pm. 1853
Insurance Of all kinds in honor
able stock companies.
BEAUTIFUL CRANE GARDENS
1850 Down - $50 mo. buys
-HeX S r11m homes and u acre Of
ground several under construc-
ton Move On your own home to-
fnorrgw Budget Buiit Homes. Is
IS Michigan.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-02

FOR RK,;T New = ro0rs. all IN
one flDer. fireplace, recreation
ram. a1touafic neat 80" z car
garaEs $50 monthly. Immediate
possesFlln.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-02
Stretch Your Dollar BY Shopping From The [
Classified Advertising


folowsi
One loo sif Gays &c
o
neA Count five words to
raj ties request
Call 40. ask
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-02
Houses
ROOM BUNGALOW

, ROOM BUNGALOW oil heat.
water. electricity. car garage.
Just oustids Ypsi. limits. Taxes
80 year.
S ROOMS bath. in good condition.
Near woodruff school. a bargain
for cash or will consider trade for
medium sized farm.
Many lof bargains
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-02

% PCCH HOUSE ucsr S1rmsl.
real income yfDd4ceT. FOR il5G0
d1Nn.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-02

WOODED BUILDING SITE - 10
acres IN propofed new pavement.
VIII bAa8tflu! large trees, miles
from ci,y. priced 70 sell on EZ
terms.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-02

10 ACRES young bearing orchard.
ard 81 modern rom brick home.
hot water hea'. paved highway, gas
station. f1sd side stand. close In;
tzgg9 20 handle
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-02
Business Services

Business Services offered
kOTORS-repairs. rewinds. Electric
Motor Shop. 10 S. Huron
DON WILSON-moved from l6 e
Cross St to IS z. Cross. Phone
5s6-W.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-02

4 FAMILY HOME with lot iiG ny.
$780,. fr4it trsst shade nouss aas
ROM. large frorf. porch. screen
81 fsar s2Eea. sucker heat al
near fst1oi fer 5000
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-02

3 HOrs e. rlY0t t1Eether. between
srrual and dDVn TOM. al for
tT11D IN terms. a good Investment
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-02
Ehinan 81 Grcenstreet
Ish N. Washington. TEL. 1877

-FOUR FDDN BUSgALOW 49, Cou-
ysnlenfly located 20 Bomber Plant.
inquire ~ f. Pr,spe
orr T.. NICHGA%-- Eortu. seven
rom horse. furnace. garage. Rar-
den tract 100 r. 300 -. frJit
0fcTarI- T7Tgr. 'ffrrrrTT. II. F-~t,
81 - Huron street Prone l55i-
OPPOSITE - Central Hgh. vide
business corner. income BRICK
apartment. sore l9cation. Bea
FOL property ieaspna price.
Easy terms. n. Poet, So y. Huron,
Phone 1871.
orr r.. MlCWGAS = four room
house. bath room space. but no
bata fixtures 1875 Terms H.
pet. 50 s.. Huron street. Phone
1911 -
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-02
AouseheId Eu,nlsnlnaa

HousehoId FuFnIs0Inos
LOW PRtCES-on Gold Seal Rugs
and ward goods East side Furni-
ture. 32S r. MichiEan PA. 1879
-FOUR USED porcelain enamel
table top gas ranges TWO used
Cposl@N S 81. q. refrg used
Crawford electric range J, 4.
Geddis. 1911 " Cross. p. 1858
Farm Products Eaulpmsnt
WOOD ANp KINDLING FER sale
Phone 6tS-M after acc ?. m
TRANSPARENT - and Dutchess
apples $50 Mexican Rd.. ".
Schattenhelm.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-02
Merchandise
Farm presus,. esuIpmsn,

Farm ProoVetA Equipment
SWEEr C'ORN- P4ckea fresa Waile
you wait. For orders Phone lisS-J.
90 Holmes Ea
Nc PoTATOaS- .ec - Swee;
crrD tomatoes. cGcIHotrs sggs.
melons qeacAes. 1885 = Mic1igAn
NEW goTAToES- SOS BE-. Also
tcnsices An4 cSeeAge a. Buttons
stand loie = Cross 81
Wearing Apparel
COOL summer clothing Tor men.
women ana chii3ven. tQS ". Mich
igAn. Prone i3.S.M
Merchants Specials
BICYCLkS-NsW and used NSsort-
men; ., gSea AUTO. tires Thorns
Tire ses = NicA. Pa SO
SEVEN- Way sloor lamps 1885 ~.
Family Radio SSo29e. 100 W
Nichlgal- Pe1rs :
CITES SERVICE PRODUCTS
Acme Tires Acme Batteries Try our
koointtcr gas and oil Ride Pro-
Ne- LuaricAtiNa- Cummings Super
Service, 40 W. Michigan Ava =
PET SUPPLIES - Dos whistles
PoocA BArS leAsheS coliArN. toys.
MoornAa 5 Phone -
IDEAL EGG. s. TON
wess Coal CO PSone G:o.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-02
Real Estate Brokers
Rrokerane CARD.

REAL ESTATE-Generai insurance
Ross K Bower. i03 w Michigan.
Phone $50
WE PAY better than per cent
on your money with good securi-
~. Huron Homes. Is W. Mich. PA.
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-02

LIST YOUR HOUSE farm or bus
mess with Harry c. Peet. 50 y.
Huron St Phone 1871. over rs
years real estate experience.
WANTED Is 70 IS room apartment
house, close In with reasonable
down payment. also { or room
house. on east side easy terms II.
peet. 50 y Huron St
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-02
Lots

HEIGHTS LOTs-Homes
on these lots may nov be finance
ed through FLA. these io's
viii sell ~ bon az 1900 wooded
lots. rolling lots !n Ypsllantis
finest suodisislou. Phone 4-5i,
Ann Arb1r Trust Company
. LARGE LOTS - for houses.
pa ed streets. sidewalks, sewer,
water gas. near park and schOp r
Call 50l Parsons St
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-02
Earl l.. Freeman

Many lot bargains
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-02
Employment
Help Wanted-Femals
Merchandise

WHITE WOMAN for houssNork.
Co home nigats. Call after D.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-02

YEAR round HOME at North
Lake. nearly new Cedar Log Cot
tage. modern. Fraser. at Inverness
On <orth Territorial Road. Tel
rneLeaa asga. Open eVenIngs.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-02
Live Stock and Poultry

For ssIe-LIvestOck, Poultry
FEMALE IRISH SETTER = Red
bone $40. Phone 1881. $40 Clark
Rd
FOR SALE Fresh young Holstsin
COW, also Welsh pony. | mile north
Of Michigan Ave. half block OF
Merriman on Fairehild. Wayne
7155F-i2.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-02

CORN- P.ckea fresa waile
you wAlt. For orders phone liss-J,
So A.f-aa4 ID