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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
Upseis Scored
In Commercial


A pair of upssts left but two
teams In Commercial "A league
second round title play Thursday
night At Stadium high school gyms
Undofeat~d rre,ghievs ees-
tinoed On th~lr merry way by
wailc .'iag \. NJ. q. A., IS Ia ~.
after trailing for the frat half.
McChord Bombers and ship
builders nst Ia a real battle with
the Bombers winning. - TO n,
holding the lead all the way.
Now all the Bombsrs have 10 do
10 keep title chance. IL upset thu
Freighters when the clubs meet
Tuesday night al Stadium.
Fife moved out Of tho second
division to drop Norwood out ~ .
second place tie by winning. - To
81. with a big second quarter that
put them sis points ahead.
The fourth game found
Wocos getting Into the MO-
class by handing Thomas an
other beating. ~ N ~.
Commercial A league play found
the expected happening a. Amer
lean Lake beat 75sth hcChord
Field. IS to 30. and Mckinley Hili
played stingy In swapping Sons Of
Pericles. - 10 IA.
This kept the two teams tied for
the A league leadership without q
loss
N. Y. A. gets . good chance 10
make II just a thres-tsam race To
the finish line Friday night ct .
o'clock on the stewart floor BY
beating Bnsi Birth.
Al q o'clock Eagles and Com
munity House play
COMMERCIAL 4 ItAoig
2ssth Nefbord igoi tssl An.rissn
Snyder 90 ~. ao1 wsbbsr
Andrew, -. -. ,... - stevens
trby a. ..ss..sC. "a L. psulson
AlnsSorth 90 o 90 yossmsn
Bowers '1l % "a a psulson
sub. o '1 sse,. nes ws.s., ., d sg
ssy American Lake Bill orsss ~.
Dahl "a. Bob orass 49,.
MCKINLEY l3zl fisD r.risiss
hanss .. - ...... ~ nano.
Strand "a &C. a. IAsounsrls
49, q, - 4" h''' TOO:
suns meKinl.y nm f.u.es.9otts
81. stssy.s a. Reynolds "a
y NJ & A. fagJ a5l Trsirbt.r.
Nelson :. - ga, osm@ n
Harvey ~ 49,. ......-. 80 DAVE
slodsstt - &C ..... ~ psnsh
Larson 10 ID 81 u Losshsri
subs Y. N c A nysi.na' Issis
I "a Frsisbtsrs n LskhArt 90
Referee Bafoiaky
shipbniidsr. fg1i fszl Nschsra
hafnsy 30 80 -. q sorton
D l "a, 49,. ..'... IL Wool
Copeland a. -D......s a. WittS
subs shipbuliasn oiiypis 90
Martin ~ joyce - Mcchefd
bombsrs Thomas %. L~nDsssf.
Ssrseod al fDj ~,
bhis ~ 80. 49, Bias
Davies ~ s...f a FaS4snitu
McflsrF ef.s..T ... 49, TsVior
aslusF go. ~ co.. nsB Yoshida
Mo- 81 ..=z.. q - - FsnEtsd
suns sofHood Douses Neon
nsii ~ Vaush pfc Team 81
BsFssni itssoson
rhomssss f1fI fst1 Woss
Cooper ~ ~ ....s q kgisa
Nooos ~ - go fs,sDdfsaa
foEsises a Co. dsI Jepson
Thomas 81 % 90. 90 Nsnisy
Fzzsfstsdf fisJ q .... "a Nsbb
subs Thoms.<s H.nnslnss Jonn-
son. Ho<os Stevens ~ Dexisf
81. L4rson IA Referee Mcdonald
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01

Roy Rockets Win
Over Saints CUNT

nOv-spsp" f>oveIand sp~rssd
Roy Hoeksts 10 . sa-ts yiesory
over SITS. rstsr and Paul hoop-
sssrs NJ tho Crusade issGue hare
last night Roy seconds lnss IN
~ rstries's 7T.fs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
TT Along!
With HAROLD SHAW

Don't let those verbal bouquets Seattle rolling fool
about the Washington Huskies They're the fastest
thing earth they aren't the fastest Hec Edmundon
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01

ASHLAND. Ore. - Coach Jean
Eb~rhsrts Southern Oregon Chi
isgs Of Education baskstbsl five
succumbed last night 10 the
elo~ning but sffsctiy.s Harlem
Globe Trottsrs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
Win Over Buckley

ORTING - Orting Merchants
maintained the unbeaten grip on
first place in the Upper Valley
league when they defeated Buckley
Merchants. 1-2s. here last night
Ortlns I'D l2sl BnfLlet
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01

pins selling team members roiled
these scores Hsgerscn sfa Sum-
.on as. sehus,sr seT. Flslsch a.
ard slaughter a7. total. sies
IN. Selling team .het tho fol
lowing kissi- sse, jarvis 40
krvssvich 49,. Greer AL. ard
Nekenns 49, total. s7ss krsss.
xleh had The high sefi-s with se7
and Jarvis roliea tire high anfls
game. 9os.
MoNVN's HANDICAP
Women bessiers ~ N. city are
invited to enter the Semsns han
diesp singles contest which starts
Saturday morning Ard rms
through February.
A combined average will ~ used
II u or more games had been
PLAYED hefor. Jan. 4 Scratch will
n. based from $50 with . rs per
cent handicap. one prize will he
given for each 10 entries ard tho
winners will he entitled 10 roll for
trophy 10 10 awarded ~ the
management
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01

subs: Ortins-Beffs. Buckley =
lutn 81. Buscon. Jonsrirs. Strand
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
TROTTEss WIN AGAIN

Hurf IEflnlsafs Hf fnfTIInEt- JOfns
son. Vocos Stevens ~ Dexisf
81. Lsrson "a Referee Mcdonald
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
SPECIAL MATCH,
". l.. =. LEAGUE

A special match was rolled last
night al IN. Coliseum alleys be-
tween the Selling and Non-S.llinE
team.
The Non Selling team won by 90
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01

subs 7bsth noChord rlsld Pull
lium loD sapier. Wheeler "a. osis-
ssy American Lake Bill Orsss ~
Dahl fsJ. Bob Drass 49,.
MekInIsy ll2l IAl Psflfles
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-29
Save Some of 1t.


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ne - 't2- " @0''~.'>
"ite 0'7''0'~' GINS 7''" -
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Ateo1dih@ u" reports q large mum
Der OF tanners nave "''cddE pa.0 at'
e d'"t" ''I "it l'+i S'oP ana
stun nave h.|' or less IMAM nan OF
hea i'oarc" '' SELL mat mean l2a1
REMAINING 7".'7 MIL nc 's' 1" |N-a'
win ready 1.7A 10 90 Win ds tae&
please. dN experience lhdl- Is none
100 common I"I o growers
Il is necessary that the family be
furnished with clothing, a1d this j.
a good Tune to stock up so far as
resources VIII permit, both because
there may be need for lt-as is the
case i'm most homv--aNd IN order To
beat mllotIuu E.olN head of a family
owe that ,o his wife and children,
and few There be who viii deny II
to them when It Is in his power to
provide it.
But even after debts have been
paid and clothing has been pur-
chased. and perhaps along with that
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-29

The truth is mighty-and mighty
lulck TO get you into a concentration
amp in a goodly portion of the
world.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-29
NOTICE..

| have this day qualified before
the Clerk of the Superior Court OF
Vance County, North Carolina, a
Administrator of the Estate of my
Mother, the late Mrs. Sallie Bur
roughs Bramc, and this is to notify
ell persons holding claims against
said Estate to present them To the IN
dcrSigned within one ycar from this
date or this notice Will be pleaded
IN bar of amy recovery. Persons in
debted to sad Estate I requested
to make prompt settlement.
This Ie 5th day of September.
1911.
PERRY BRAME,
Administrator of the Estate OF
the late Mrs. Sallie Burroughs
Brame.
j. P. & J. II. Zollicoffer,
Attorneys.
6-l5-22-29-6-l3
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-29
WANT ADS
Get Results

FOR RENT; NICELY FURNISHED
room. close in. Gentlemen prefer
red. Phone 1881 after 6 p. m.
29-ltI
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-29
WHITE ESKIMO SpITZ DOG

disappeared lrUm home on
GhoIson avenue last Thurs
day. Finder please call 136
or 17S and receive liberal re-
ward. 30 Ill
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-29

FARMERS - TOBACCONISTS -
Come right N out and enjoy the
be~t barbecue and Brunswick stew
in tins section. Hi Top No. ,, ka-
leigh Road. 2-ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-29

SHORT ORDER COOK WANTED
Apply at Georges Cafe. Z6-3U
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-29

9Nl2 FELT BASE RUG
gwen with ordrrWt $4,000 or more.
Many other bargains. Il. T.. Sat
tcrWuIte Il Sons, near fire station.
.6-t!
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-29

FOR PRINTING, PHONE e.. AL.
ford Printing x Office Supply
Go. "H~endclson's Largest ana Most
Modern Printing establishment
ana Office Supply Store" We
guarantee 10 please. off
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-29

MAN OR WOMAN NEEDED At
once ior established grocery rYut.
III Henderson. No experience or
cash required Write 3Ul5 Cut,hav
Avenue, Richmond, Virginia. 49,.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-29

.OR SALE, 100 ACRES L\\n
with 81 acre tobacco allotment f
acres cotton, $3.50 acres open land,
~ L. HouulNlILNQ. 1l-nN
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-29

" AIN
nDN
0S01 N0CvvA g.
"~~SS
ilkE HAZARDS INCREASE WIN
thc coming ol cold weather W.
aIe prepared 10 GIVE you fun pro-
Co. Insurance Department nt"%t
"-----
- l.lHS foR SALE, FRANK BAR
net phone 9'O' 29-2.
,unD Ibr Lf[,III~ ,-.,
S.5u. reduced IN Nm, HI'o 10
r oirlrsnc o'1 Ok n, reduced for quick
stock. HENDERSON Book Tn 'o' ne"
- ,.rC,. 49,,
dooIt. Must have car and be- able
t. FURNISH bond Apply Bon t4t
-'-Lu
FELT BASE RUGS
vi $50. AddIns-hIchurds Fur
hiIuie 90. 25-Gti
.oR SALE. 100 ACRES LAND
with e. acre tobacco aIluim,n, r
acres cotton, 1880 acres open land
Il. +. Switzerland. 2,-qr,
MAN On NoAiAN NEEDED AT
III Henderson. No experience OF
Gyrnnc q'i RicHn, "Id'' 9oI2 tu'haw
FG ,n1.a ! M IlNu e. AL
Co. "HendnIsn1.. y ,r U,a'lC 2IPp-y
Modern Printing ps~tah""hn n1o>.
guarantee to plrase o, we
WE SPECIALIZE IN ALI
kind. If L,d,. ,,d t,,l
'0' CIV" 'NilUti re-
par work. Motor Sales Co.
SHORT ORDER COOK WANTED.
Apply at Georges Cate. -6-3ll
TTr n,v v,l, on ,,,r ,..,
- ! o'''' IRI' NEILING
~ ei''' ''N'N' '" "('uu'ui d@
~ ".i' 40" @J''j'
ffee sample. Cheerful Card Co..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-29

\ FULL STOUh OF WINDOW
glass Al The Place of Value"
SIG $40 at &c each. Alex 5. Vat
kIns. 29-ItI
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-29

SPECIAL - FELT BASE EI-GS
9Nl2'. $50. Adums-RIchurds Frr.'
'''oi' ~ 21-Gti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-29

OWNERS OF GOOD PROPERTIES
are mutual insurance buyers. They
benefit by sound insurance, Ell
.lcIeut service and substantial d.
VidendS year after year by lnSur
lng with Gates Insurance Agency.
l2-t1
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-29

FOR RENT MODERN FIVE ROOM
house in West End. WoudWork and
walls just rcpainted. Apply 10 VIII
If. Goodt>1. 29-&-2
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-29

WANTED: MAN FOR INSURANCE
dcoIt. Must nave car and be- .1I.
t. furnish bond Apply Bon tiE
>''' ~ L9-Iu
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-29

LET Us PUT y BARBER GENASCO
roof over your head, Estimate and
terms gladly furnished without
obligation, Tanner Roofing Co.,
phone 600. ID
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-29
WANT ADS
Get Results

FIRE HAZARDS INCREASE u.,,.,.
lho coming OF cold Weather. We
are prepared 10 give you fun NV,
lection. Citizens Bank and 1rn,,
Co. Insurance Department. I,SS
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-29

- Figs FOR SALE. FRANK p,,
nett. phone $40. sax
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-20
Daisies Distinguish
Big Daisy Club Party

EVERY MEMBER of the
Daisy Club of st. Louis parish
wore yellow daisies last evening
at the card party given by the
group In st. Louis Hall. E. J.
Downing, general chairman Of
the event. presented al women
committee heads and the pres
ident, Mrs. Vernon Kerwin. with
corsages of the daisies, and other
members wore single flowers or
boutonnieres.
Fifty tables were taken for
the event, at which there were
door prizes ~ well a. table
prizes. Vernon Kerwin won
first house prize. Mrs. Morton
Winkler, Eugene Peltier. Mrs.
Edward Duprey, George Well
nitz, Mrs. Frank Houlehan and
Charles Winkler were the other
prize winners.
Assisting Mr.. Downing was .
committee composed Of Mrs..
Martin Dugan. Mrs. Ray
Quackenbush and Mrs. Charles
Winkler.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-20
HOW TO BE YOUR
OWN DECORATOR
NJ HELM KOUES
Director DEED Housekeeping Studio
THINK or Your LINEN CLOSET

OF COURSE this II the month Of linen sales
to 20 over what have and buy buy wisely
hps you one Of those perfect houskssper who linen
closet which ooks like the picture below with place every
thing and everything In it, placer perhaps with al
DO you Just can't do than put the clean sheets
irrespective Of whether they single
another towels on another and let It 10 At that.
However, II you give the time to organize your
closet and then put the linen bottom
pile q s washed you find linen closet
gut Ct my own experience I'm busy woman tool have
found that great help In keeping organized having
ftetion closet well mendne shelf when there IL
torn pillow case or sheet ana no time 70 mend put neatly
the endng shelf OF haven't for such shelf your
linen closet and many houses haven't then build yourself
yourself closet with shelves and keep In the laundry put
table and bed linen there until mendn( time fact
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-20
Plan
TO Attend
saIad-Bridee

MANY RESER v ALTON s
have been made for the salad
bridge being held tomorrow at
the Kings Daughters Home,
under the auspices Of Margaret
Bottome Circle, at $50 o'clock.
Among those who are PLAN
ming % b there are Mrs. Joseph
Matthew'S Mrs. Albert 0lefke,
Mrs. Charles Sherlock, Mrs.
John Miller, Mrs. Andrew Bar
ney, Mrs. David Rouleau, Mrs.
Cora Schroeder, Mrs. Fred
Weber, Mrs.. Walter KAndt. Mrs.
Fred Tyack, Mrs. Martin Hoff-
mann. Mrs. Louis Sonnsnbufg,
MfS. Joseph Gallagher, MrS.
Oscar Watx, Mrs. John Jarchow,
Mrs. Emma Rucker, and Mrs.
Frank 0Antcnbein.
Mrs. c. Edward Willert 10 the
general chairman Of, the event,
and 10 being assisted by Mrs.
Z. W. Caster, Mrs. Fred Tyack,
Mrs. Fred Eptins. MrS. Kandt,
and Mrs. SonnenburR.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-20

CHILD STUDY CLUB, Group
3 last evening heard Miss Mar
garet Henks, Of Detroit, talk on
Recreation For the Pre-School
Child, at the meeting held at
the home Of Mrs. Earl Ketchum,
Hubbard avenue.
Miss Henks 10 assistant nur-
sery school teacher at Merrill
Palmer school In Det. lit, and
she brought with ,r last eve
ming q display of toys suitable
for youngsters she deals with in
her work.
Recreation and work." she
declared, "are synonymous to q
child. In buying toys, she con-
tinued, it Is well to remember
several points - first, toys
should please the child, not the
parent: second. they should be
safe, with no sharp corners or
lead paint and 50 forth; third,
they should be durable, for If
4 toy breal:s easily, the child
may gain the idea that toys
ought to break; and fourth, toys
should have more than one pur-
pose. In celebrating this idea,
Miss Henks explained that while
mechanical toys are entertaining
momentarily. all the child can
do Is to wind them up and
watch the results. With blocks,
on the contrary, q vast number
Of things can be built, allowing
the child's imagination to de-
velop and also his muscles in
building with the blocks.
Miss Henks recommends a
few well-chosen toys rather
than many play-things. A back
yard full of equipment is most
desirable. Boes. swings. slides.
and 30 forth will develop the
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-20
Spring Motif
Lends Color
to Gay Party

MRS. WILLIAM L. NOvu.L4
and Miss Helena MarQuardt On.
tertained yesterday at q large
luncheon and card party in the
Medea hotel.
Places were laid out for ~
guests in the dining room ut q
large T-shaped table and two
smaller tables. Lovely bouquets
Of pink roses alternated with
pink candles In crystal holders
to form the decorations with q
decided touch Of Spring.
In the lounge whers the
guests played cards after lunch
con, the tables were arranged
in four groups, the players pro-
crossing within their own group.
Prizes went TO Mrs. A. ]. Pick
man and Miss Ann Croker.
Mrs. Charles Z. Doll won the
house prize.
Mrs. Lloyd Allen and Mrs.
Sabin Croker Of Crosse Pointe
were out-of-town guests at the
event.
MRS. JAMES ERSKINE and
Miss Eulalia John won high
score at The regular weekly
bridge tournament at Mrs. Frs
kine's home on Tuesday eve
ming.
HAROLD DONALDSON and
his son Dick took Harry Don
aldson back b his studies. ct
Ypsilanu Monday.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-20
Child Study Group 3 Hears
Talk on Play for Children

larger muscles Of the child. and
for tn smaller muscles, beeds
to string on lacers. sand. posss
and scissors, craycnA End clay
will be helpful - well - "a.
tertaining.
Music Of course y escollent
both for mental end physical g.
velopment, che adviDo6. The
first SONGS q child learns sh0uld
have plenty Of seton h them.
Children love to walk. run, and
skip TO music.
All play develops the child
both emotionaliy end physically.
and careful supervision . there
fore most advisable, Miss Henks
warned. Play dsvelops habits,
both good and bad. 20 that IL y
the duty OF the mother not only
to provide toys but also 70
teach the child how to W. them.
Mrs. George Z. Aastigue A.
sisted Mrs. Ketchum - hostess.
Plans for the next meeting. TO
be held on March .. at eight
o'clock include Q book review by
Mrs James jackson. Mrs.
George Priehs will b hostess
at her home on New street, with
Mrs. Robert Allen assisting.
AMADEE M. MELLrEN will
entertain m m bers OF the
Twelve club on Monday, Feb.
"a, at q dinner meeting. The
subject of the evenings di1cus-
sion will be "Can America
Escape Dictatorship"
MRS. DORLAND SMITH and
Mrs. George Pingel left this
morning for q vacation trip to
Florida.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-20

could write q lot about how Z
compact little utility room could
b made In the basement, where
the laundry trays are, right next
to the space now very wisely
being turned into . game room,
with the ping pong table I major
Aaoet.
EXTRA LINEN CLOSET
And 6peakinS Of extra space
condd9f Il you can put . small
closet In your bathroom 70 hold
the bath linen thus keeping the
linen closet for sheets, pillow
cases, blanket covers and blank
ets. In quite q small space, two
dozen towels, 4 dozen wash raes
and dix beth towels can b kept.
OF course. ZEE the bAthtnAt and
towels which are bulky, % the
Studio suggested to our readers
. few months ago 70 keep . good
pile Of towels on towel racks.
This needn't make he family
extravAeant with towels Il you
set some rules. But for many,
4 cl0oet n Wlnn. - ts1A vuasr I'm.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-20
Plans AaI
to- vye|i

WlD00e4 l1
MarDack ne rQvG
her pofont1 -
Maeseek. ~
M6rSack Nm
DantlG, Jfv - r.
Yrank UontloI ~
Saturday, Hsh. n,
O'Clock IN 81. Loe1ln
church. The Rev Se3
Rosebtook viii psslos1 7
emony. ", l: 33H'
Rosemary Manassas I
the bfide-to-be, WIN ~ 1
honor, ma Madeline N
will be bridesmaid. II. 4 q
The bridegroom ~
Andrew Trombley to'bo Y
man, and hje othae W W.T.
will be DouA1d DuhGy. h
. - y s'ss y II a 4. ~ Y
SELMA HAIlTU1Qn q
fined to her hoaAe . 49,
avenue by illneGG
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-20
MRS. NovLe Miss Marquardt Hostesses at Delightful LIn6
Twelve Bellies Club Holds
ReouIor Meeting

TWELVE sxLLEs CLUB INST
last svsning 1t The home Of
Mary shaw. Lawndals avenus.
A. treasurer, Mir shaw re-
ported On ~ Valentine party
held on Feo. 10. Tentative plans
Tor purchasing club pins were
made.
A card from Nathalie Bob
cean was received and read.
Mi0 6obceAn, . member Of the
club, 70 en route TO California
for Z visit .of several weeks.
Clara Se.Inkai won the prize
Ut cards. The next meeting viii
b held at Ne home Of Virginia
]. Miller, 800 Euclid avenue, on
March 5, 1t eight o'clock.
REV. HAROLD HAYWARD
will speak ca Gods OF India'
ct Sunday evenings meeting Of
Asbury League In The Methodist
church pArlofs at half past six
o'clock. Friends are invited to
attend the meeting. at which
the. Rev. HaywArd's talk will
concern HE personal experien.
ces - . missionary In India.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-20

Drafting Of Married Men
Poses Major Family Problem

II there are no children yet,
does the couple dare have Q child
or will that be too great q bur-
den on Mama, who will probab-
~ also have to get q job to help
support herself?
II they are at the time in their
lives when they would buy q
home. should they 60 ahead and
do 20, or should they keep what
money they have in the bank
where II 10 easy to get at?
FRS a GRIM
SORT or GAME
Yes. it's Americas favorits
parlor same-Suesing what the
future Will bring, and what the
individuals best moves are. But
II b . grim sort OF game.
Il isn't just an impersonal
term, National Defense" when
. husband and wife with . child
or two. who have worked for
maybe ten years to get q little g.
curity for themselves, sit in their
comfortable home and figure
how they can best break Il up.
il u not any great national
movement then. u u just Z little
family facing m uncertain future
and puzzled how 70 manage q
that they will come out ct it.with
- much happiness; comfort and
security ~ possible.
HAROLD NEWMAN, Of 80 y
Union street, Is . patient ct St.
Joseph's hospital, where he un-
detwent m appendectomy yes
terday.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-20

or apartment!
Will Mama 80 to live with one
Get Of parents. Or will she try 70
Get . Job In 4 city near her hus.
bands camp, where she can ses
him occasionally7
10 BUY on
NOT 10 BUY
.Whatris going 70 happen to the
heavy insurance Papa has been
carryiugf
II there are no children, should
Mama keep the house and Try
to find other ''lone WOLF wives
70 move In with her - boardefs
or roomtrt3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-20
Harrison Circle Meets
at Brown Cottoqe

HARRISON IRCLE of
Kings Daughters met yesterday
at the Brown Cottage for lun-
cheon and cards. with Mrs. Will
ford Lowe as hostess.
Prizes were won by Mrs.
Floyd Rosso and Mrs. John
Buechlein, and house prize by
Mrs. Edmund Stutx.
The next meeting will be held
on Wednesday, March 5.
Blanket Protectors
TO KEEP fine blankets and
comforters from soiling along
the edge, haste a straight piece
of the fine white linen along the
entire side. This should lap oy-
er Ave or six inches on each
side. To make more attractive,
edge the linen on the outer side
with lace or embroidery. When
soiled, these covers are easily
removable for laundering.
JOHN BRErTMEYER enter
tanned his card club last evening
at his home on Floral avenue.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-20

MRS. DORLAND SMITH and
Mrs. George Pingel left this
morning for q vacation trip to
Florida.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-20

AMERICAS leading paflor
game right now, whenever two
or three young married couples
ret together. Is ~
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-20

8Us ~8WSAAGAs -
figuring GU {
what they will
do should the
husband b call.
ed into the
army.
1t brings up
all kinds Of
7ue stio rs
harder to m.
swer than the
questions OF
any quiz game.
Will they Try
to rent or cell
their h ON q 80
and let mana
move into q
smaller h o u 3 e
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: cosnpsrs psies!
scempsss Quality!
: Compare Bssuty!
. Then Skep MeIbin's!

Record low February Sale prices YOU dollars 81 eve
into our stocks! Come see for your sslsssH is 4ln
administers! Toks them in your fnosvs-FEel dss
close weave Of the pile! US hs Study, imported wool
wonderful wear You'll find nnony patterns to eheoee 69
big ossortnsnts specially rsd1csd!
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-20

Ssnuv and loek mail order catalogues you
what you neso-peseuppostnG nesd more
don't thefe h no question.
COLORo m LINENS
Since bathrooms aro susceptible 70 color schemes
Other room IN The house. b careful how buy
have pale blue walls Tor instance opod eoeoo
cojet eeG blue towels which hAsmoise with 6tp bo initials
O. 9da6am s6cw coosed tswss WIN h!us niAlG paIe
pe1ch Win 6106 initials afford a. Ke voN have
siet ct Least q color and - careful rotats their y
WIN wear oee evspy since gym The mast p1set a. mssca
die, mus fUeoGnise old Anno Dounini and constant
Another % decorate batfoom with co1ored linens
keep ts walls neutral WHITE end thsn
II Ne eologs love fe dfsnt week bright rcd toWe bath
Mt week. III blue another week. al yellow smother
Vne3Gty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-31
Bride.to-Be

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