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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-11
SPRING FLOWER
 SHOW TO OPEN
7Oth Annual New England Event Makes Public Bow
 Monday, March l7

Gardens and flowers for every one-that is the central theme of the roth annual New England Spring Flower Show which opens in Mechanics Building, Boston, on March 17th. Arno H. Nehrling, ex- hibition manager, has worked out complete program of displays to meet the needs of all, from pro- fessional horticulturists who want the newest and the best of the gar- den world down to the housewife, who wants to see house plants, and the backyard amateur with only a dollar or two budgeted for his an- nual planting.
 For the amateur, the display of the Jamaica Plain High School is typical. Called Q budget garden, this feature will demonstrate how an expenditure of a few cents can provide rows of vegetables as well as a bed or two of flowers for cut- ting and dressing up the yard. The garden will be complete, down to garden tools chosen for general uti- lity and a little cold frame that any one could make out of scraps of waste wood and a secondhand window sash.
 For the housewife masses of houseplants have been gathered to- gether. All the old favorites will be on parade in their glory. Then too, there will be some of the newer plants-like litle Tolmeia, the pick a-back plant that carries baby plants right on its old leaves.
 Specialists in roses, carnations lilies and all other standard flowers will have their displays, while home gardners who want to see how gar- dens should be designed will have dozen or more complete spring and early summer gardens laid out for their instruction-all in time for them to profit this year by the best the world can display. The. ladies, too, are not forgotten, for the Garden Clubs of New England have united in staging demon- strations of all the many kinds of flower arrangements.
 AS always, there will be beauty in abundance. A vast number of people who do not know one flower from another always visit the spring show to feast their eyes on the thousands of dollars worth of choice blooms arranged in 173 lovely gar- dens. This year the Show Commit
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-11

her?" the voice asked in exaspera- ton. It was a deep, masculine voice. Pleasant, rich, young.
 'That girls the worlds most use- less objectl There isn't even hope for the future. She'll be divorcing this Clarence before she gets around the corner from the church. She's the kind thatll marry a prize fighter next and then an orchestra leader and by the time she's 40 she'll take up with a college freshman or a handsome rookie cop. The foul heiress pattern! Polo ponies for Clarence!
 "You know what I think?" The pleasant timber of the voice hard ened, and even as Beatrice stood there, stunned and rigid, his next words exploded against her ear- drums. T think a girl like that should be quietly and competently chloroformed. More in sadness than in anger. But chloroformed." (To Be Continued)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-11
Major Walton Green
 Y Lobby Lecturer

Maj. Walton A. Green, writer, lecturer, and overseas World War veteran, told a lobby audience at the Central Y. M. c. A. last night that the only course for the United States in the Far East was that of war, and war immediately against Japan. He suggested Q fleet at Singapore, so that in the event of war the navy would be in a good position to strike. Following the talk an open forum period was held. with Atty. Max R. Traurig conduct ing the question and answer period.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-11

countenance became even more dollorous. T CT I'm certain you you have not given all the facts much thought. If you continue in this manner. Beatrice-if you in- sist on marrying this-this Clar- ence--your grandchildren may not -er-may not be possessed of very much of this worlds goods for me to manage!"
 Beatrice laughed outright. "That will be just dandy! Grandfather always said 1t was more fun to be poor. Made @ man of him. He said
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-11
RINGER PITCHERS IN BRITAIN

London (U.P.) Horseshoe pitching, @ sandlot favorite in many parts of Canada and the United States, may become established over here through Its popularity with Canadian troops and Americans in the Canadian Army. Dozens of horseshoe sets have been sent over by the Canadian Y. M. o. A. to be distributed among soldiers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-11

unmarked door to the corridor. For @ moment, adjusting her coat, she stood in the hall thinking, "Ween1- ing certainly must be put in his place every once in 8 while or he positively tramples one!"
 Behind her, the door had not clicked, but stood a little ajar. Sud- denly she heard @ voice coming from MT. Weeming's office. The voice of someone who must have been in the little room beyond, waiting for her to go.
 "Why do you take that from
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-11

Public water supplies must be constantly safeguarded from pollu- ton as the danger of waterborne disease is ever present despite a low typhoid fever death rate in Connecticut, Warren J. Scott, Di- rector of the Bureau of Sanitary Engineering, said today in the regular weekly broadcast of the State Department of Health Typhoid fever can be contracted in other ways than by drinking con- taminated water but 1t is the prin- cipal waterborne disease. Sanita- ton, installation of water purifica- ton plants and other precautionary measures have reduced the states typhoid fever mortality rate nearly 99 per cent. In 1900, this was 30 deaths per 100000 population; for the past few years the rate has been less than one.
 Vigilance Necessary
 No matter how good the initial source of water supply or the methods of treatment, the job of the water purveyor is incomplete if secondary contamination may reach the stystem of collecting pipes or equalizing reservoirs built to carry the water to the consumers, MT. Scott said. About ninety-five per cent of Connecticut's population is supplied from 109 municipally or privately-owned water systems. To protect these consumers from unsafe water requires constant vigilance against dangerous conditions. Cross connections between public and auxiliary water supplies used for fire fighting or industrial purposes are potential sources of contamina- tion and effort is constantly being made to promote local inspection programs to detect and eliminate them.
 The possibilities of trouble from disposal of wastes from permanent dwellings near water supply streams rare safeguarded against largely by regular inspection by local water departments and companies. Water shed inspections are made at nearly annual intervals by sanitary en- gineers of the State Department of Health when conditions of privies, cesspools or septic tanks are check ed. MT. Scott credited dwellers on public water sheds with excellent tee realizes that New England needs flowers as never before. Tn the midst of preparation for defense, we need tN knaN tnn Oardafi,,u cf,irit a1ivn
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-11

tee realizes that New England needs flowers as never before. Tn the midst of preparation for defense, we need to keep the gardening spirit alive for beauty comes from gardens and beauty gives the strength needed in these troubled times. Accordingly the show this year presents @ veritable Eden of delight for all who enter, leaving March and winter at the door.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-11

All characters, incidents and organizations of this serial are entirely fictitious.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-11

Our front door is Newfoundland - "half- way to Europe" as U. s. Army engineer on the job described it NEA Service sent TRACY RICHARDSON, famous sol dier of fortune, journalist and author, to this snOw-blown, rugged outpost of North America where Uncle Sam's military piO- neers are tOiling to build great naval and air base Richardson, in three exclusive dispatches, has written for The Democrat the first full and authorized story of the northern Gibraltar which is arising under the Stars and Stripes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
DEATHS

Adalph PhmrraT, 1888 Twsnty-arh 10.
Rabsri L Black s3l North Dearborn
boulevard rsalhorn, S.
r-rn srrsrsTFfr Iiss7 Na.d.n -
Lulu Lewis 321a L0dewyck. 81
Culsepps MAEzareua 500 81 Elliott 81
10fsph.rs Grenk0uify 1857 Glenheld 81.
sfert ErtvIsle Tfhs IWefih =
tstHr p MrF nurry 25a7 Ns7 Dyke, =
John kuGks ISIS LumpAr So
A4-scIr,u henderson s0i5 - A~f0inf aA
lou.s T-u4sell 53s1 Harding a.
Grant M0rely Scott 3a2a cas- 81
Louise A Rose l4c7l Alien T'ad " az
RsrSy BIock SIS West Muvsake',4to
william WsIpcs Doan "a Garfield %
Fe1fs Z. DAVIS 2ea2 sherman as.
Lea Lawrence Grs'z "a Lsro, Rive
Leo 5eyerssuN 1anuke. 10 Clover 81
C7e,lsps Forso2EkL 1875 -Reu,sI--LeaL
Arms VOC, ss2i Harper 50 49,
L Aslssnor SUTHERLAND to'i Base -
POSTER Jareck 51o5 Twenty eighth 81
AIMS Kondfgerskt 1885 canton s.
EusseU watts l0if Holden ?.
Edward Roach 22o1 Elghih ~
csronne oconnor 2s9s sunnyknrI Berk
Issoo Il -Kntrht 2i3a south Lidae.4ais
klit, PICARD t21s cover s.
Edna RUN Yorha Ho''l -
Mar lane smith t7ls JOY road S.
Floyd " rrckeS Bay CRY 81
Marys RvchhrN lnkEeL s.
BuEitts JasinsN s752 Wit 50
Bertha Zimmerman 534l Bctdere SO
Harold Case 2254t Lafevsr -
Mrs Augusta Markwarft i2722 scnaetfr
Auce NJ Mn'sr 1929 ohio. 81
+ Budset cashman 1913 sprosi 81
George " Gucttrr 1852 Pasadena 81.
Charles p swan 25il nickerson -
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BIRTHS
GfKLS

GIRLS .
Gira Nsrs eorn -
cre. Yriueh- ~ cnzAsei.c,lt EisA.ssl
Park
yxk,hi. e.s.Ts SIS Esr Fo-s't
Edns Hyd, SIS HiEhlsno H'ErAnf Para
Frances Holt lass Mcr0uEtL
jean Ives $500 BlSips
Asre keloe.Isk i,lto tlmIln
rrsnees Korc ENrski fasb ,psrsvc0c
Mar koHaro,. SOS A'gorqp
RUBY Kesrhey ~ Nsfh.r'
Matte ks----rtr
vieia Lonro. 721oo WsH Fisht- Ne r'sd
usrrsrs, L.govskr ,2sl Eirh',s-'s
Esrs.r levy 3e0o PinFres
Eiiraeeth Lsn,.7iA- 'ne F'rns''a
ssrrice Leairskt eSfA Ns-~'- -.rr--
Mar IocKrfn 500 E.-EsA-
Gerruds hAges Jsll tWerf' -'0
HsdNfr MaEursk 49, Lfrst
Nod Mor,y. 1870 "a .sts,-'...
Denker. Nofgsr tltf hsfrs GEAR
L<ts NsVNii' aooe- Csnf-rr
Olive rAru, 1906 H.
Hslvr PiIHc raSi snfr~sr
s..,hs s .Esno :s,l rs. n 80.
ir-s. Pollen. il0.s chs,sss
Nsrths rlusErzVrss sac t'rrF-Ffr
ias puhsk 543i No srf
ophri.x Russell So Fa------.
Arvourhr Fusssu 81 Ths-e-
M.sTu.r', REQ 1850 F'r'-N 7r'e
Perez So, 49,. A--nts.
s sas. s sss, W ~ ss.,s so..-- tsr n"-t
Mar SfAcrura 500" Ttiff
S-sr,,,tr. SIM 1895 ~cn'rsva7e
H.sr sehreibsr. 81 cHa 'c"'f CROSSE
yar.rs. sesu,f,- :ssss rstor. R->sI oas
la eirtty 1871. rtf'-s
rlor,rcs Sr'f.- 7hts i-~or
rsin, ssn1iss lt1'l C0ff
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Wood
Farm Produce, etc.

BARTLETT PEARS SPRAYED nu0g has.
ks's pick your own from our trees nn~
Michigan avenue ~ GetdeF Ge1des ~
Hickman road 2fna Hickman
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Special Notices
DECENTRALIZATION
Personals

a FEATURE PROFESSOR RAtAH
EL1NOR. BENfTA LOLA JESSIE, en-
ttrsinsrs Rainbow Tearoom. 10 John r
Ito habit stopped A. home secretly
Arnold. 1854 Nat. Bank Bldg RA 1854
ADA LORD-As'ro,0ctst Celebrated. Con-
else Educated N6 Lothrop Appoint
nents Madison 1858
AMAZING L. Il Astroogfs' WhoT
tCu vs nsard over radio. consultation
fnIr home Nr nine Appointments 1878.
GfcNri.t VERMONT S-t'f1
ARDEN HEALTH studio tNsw Manage
nenN. ass Woodwsrs New Yorh
graduates Temple 1851.
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Beauty Culture Schools

BEAUTY CULTURE 49, Complete course.
81 30 vccklv Hycienic school, $3.50
Twelfth Madison E0i3
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Dine and Dance
Bus Transportation
Moving, Storage, Carriage

A SAVINGS up TO 80 under present lone
distance tarif LOW set-ofi storage rates.
s7s East Wills Temple i-f77s
ALBRIGHT moving. storage. Grating. snip.
Ming Service any where Reasonable. ~
Milwaukee Trinity 22lll
HAMILTON MOVING -- Local long dis
tsrce lowest priccs In town trunks SOC
up Temple 2-7l7o f7la Hamilton
PACiFIC-S2 So s. hourly, baggage odd
Bonded insured Randolph b253
RETURN loads wanted Immediately 10 -
states Winner Van Lines Local and
storage insured. 1889 Quncs JrNersiit
2.s65O
VfRIFY COULTER -- Moving. expressing
trucking trunks. storagc. reasonaols
prices Cadillac 2lib.
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BIRTHS

Frances Thorp. sll6 Tolsdo
Anne Nossos il2e Lakspoiu's n
Hn.irsa Nslslansa Lea ntlss =. a.,
Essr Var Nesms- 1914 Cherr' AYR
Rutr Wilson 1908 Kendall Dearborn
Tas BIczynskt fssa Isrnn"
Jeanette Wilkins 1895 chelsea
Nafs Bsksraore. 2sil Folr'h
"a RfAnchssu ffaf frn0urfs
FH1s BARLEY 1925 Huron Dearborn
ssns Burke -soq West E.sh'. Me -oa-
Beatrice Rrsrnsr aoo3 Woodland F7}a
Zen. Barron 1929 psr-. n,.fco-r.
EstAsr H,T-or 1890 Bos'7n Post rosd
pfwruff
Arreu-. ca--,rs 1920 TsH F7r'
Ge-rgurus Chs''sWert 1857 West LAfa'
Ma, c-ir,y sl,2 Tsa Corrr.s,
Af-Fssisi- ps-s-- ss.4.ss- ,-s-s'iF-.s --i -'iA-'
shores
ARA Drspset ssH Loryo
ssya pure ltlas STOUT
Nsrcsi shsff, asa PsfNsr.rs
Nsrsr--s Fiuhsr 1855 Goddard
p-.-rss Hsaor 1914 o. Coanof L.neo'-
cara EsrInss BOSE Pulaski
rrls Mead l2t- spruce
Fers7os M.usr sfo5 slpeuor Center L'ns
L.Har McF~bsr'f 1905 PuanFhrook
>aor Nsisrs- ssea Catherine Dearborn
ts-0s farksr. $3.50 sixteenth
rstsr'z PolkoVsN t4io Bangor
SO ar1s QuInr ATS QulnC'
Vs-sr suckels 1875 BeiGen
Sft.s Sharon 1886 NJ SEUo"
Lf.-s SNr nstnr i2sh Canton
Arrs STEPHENS $50 Corfinsris'
Nsu-n NJ shsrr 2l3o saun' Dearborn
D-~ofrN swanson i'fs CaSErain
Hta MARA iaao3 Brsmsu
s,ssoort wilson. ts2o lrks'sr, Inkstsr.
OFrela Ns'kef 1850 Illinois
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Lost ard Found

WOULD THE kind party who gave me
ride August % Route il2 return my
ara stsh-Yeiiess- sHstcasc 20 FrretosrT ITO
calvert Phone Townsend S-s460. Reward
LOST-Toy bull female Reward. as 81.
clair DreXel 1917
$50 REWARD--lnfor lesding 20 re.
r7vsry ~ ieUe,fl lost in vicinity 81 203i
Chicago boulevard no questions asked
Randolph 1902 NJ CowleN
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Miscellaneous for Sale

KoDAKs. movie cameras. WIN sell buy
exchange Acme Camera TX 81 shelby
SHADES custom nsde also Venuiar
blinds. repairing. cleanine. repainting
r,Ier is0ii
IS ROLL-AWAY bsds. s. g.; grass sesf
PC ID Dawson Unclaimed Freight storss
1887 Livsrnois 2739 2. Dawson. 1925
Grand River, 1910 Mack.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29

BLACK Cat-Whts ,est feet Puritan
Mansfield s. reward Redford 74e3
BRIEF CASE brown leather initials r.
> NJ" lost THURSDAY August 81 Re
ward Ftzrov 3l7l
GLAsSES-Ladys yellow gold Harpe'
district Needed Reward Telephone
Arlington 1917
LOST Brown leather folder initials II s
on East Jefferson car, titles and papers
valuable 70 owner only. reward. Columhia
iso7 Harley Buick sales
TWO SPITZ DOGS white small neigh
horhood Martin Warren. Reward. Tyler
sSg6
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WINDOW Wal clear.ng sAps~ vh'
vorkmsn; prompt service anyVherC
Trinity 2-s66f
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Lumber, Building Materials

BUY NOW-HEATING PLANT
cnNsIMERs lI42n- JOS CAMPAI
BRIGGS QUALITY GARAGES" Butt Ac-
--cor4tnr- 20 requirements HuEarth TIT
COTTAGE - 4-room. bath 2fx2b S3t2
state Lumber POOH John r.. TO s-l2Os
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SMITH.ORR co.

ROOFING ASPHALT SHINGLES
LADDERS ASBESTOS SIDING, LJMBFR
NiIIWOEK SHEET METAL SUPPLIES
& WHOLESALERS
ACHES OF BUILDERS SUPPLIES
i435l " WARREN Phone OREGON 0fo0
ONF.CAR garage. I2x1s. S6i. 50 Fillmore
Lumber 9is = 7-Mils Rd. TO s-H25.
pORCHEs. skis with labor Sl9a Public
Lumner sis z. Nile Rd. TO s-Il2a.
24s22 Home Built S56u Grand River
Lumber. Couzens and Telegraph Roads.
o.rAR GARAGE. Si72 so. ERECTED
.ll7a2 Nxnning Hogarth 1855
AGAR GARAGE. Siss T.. IS. House.
Wrecking 1896 Deqnindre y.
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PRINTERS

ATTRACTIVE CARDS. Sl39 thousand
lettetheads. enYelunes hlottsrs- 42-z5,
1880 First Chiefly 1929
FALCON PRESS-Commerclai JOB print
Ing Reasonable. 26s Eliot John Ri
Terrace @-gA5g
REL PRINTING Company-rommerci
1oh. social clubs. $500 30th. Tyler
5-SO3l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
Employment Agencies
Female Help Wanted

BEAUTY operator, good wages 1920 West
Warren Phone Monday Tyler 5-5l5l.
DEPENDABLE white woman, drive car
light housework salary room, board,
laundry LenoX 1874.
EXPERIENCED fountain gir with prefer
ence Apply 410l John r.. Telphone
Terrace 2-9a2i
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK white, stay;
small home, cooking 1850 O'Connsr,
Lincoln PARK Atlantic 32il
GENERAL H0USEW0RK - EXPERIENCED.
refined girl stay; small family. Tsls-
phone Townsend -s-4075.
GE"ERAL housework experienced with
children; stay nights. SIS. Telephone
University 13652
GENERAL HOUSEWORk- No cooking no
heavy Laundry electric dishwasher Must
Ike children STAY nights University
$3.50. Telephone between 7;0o-io 90 eve
n.nES
GENERAL-Girl 25-2s white refined ex-
perienced. must like children, home
NIGHTS IS Vermont 57l39
GIRLS . ASSIST as dancing instructors; 50
PER NIGHT GUARANTEE no eXperl-
ence necessary; rs p, m HOLLYWOOD
SCHOOL Of Dancing. f2ll Woodward.
Terrace 2-se72
Girl GENERAL HoUsEWoRK White
experienced. 2o.3o stay: $40 3s42
HoCSEWORK GIRL. general. no laundry,
NJ cooking; stay nights. Hogarth 0f07.
MANUFACTURER HAS lucrative position
for 2 ladies under 26, assist demonstra
tion tour business centers California and
return trans pnrtatinn and SIS per month N
-Stast-fn- AGi!&h-t Ia n!Se- "a aS<lns IL r-A
Personnel Director, CharlevoN Bldg, 2033
Park avenue Room ol2 before : 90
NURsEMAIp or mothers hclner. White no
housevork, no cooking no laundry. 1880
Chicago Townsend s-7624
STENOGRAPHER General office work
Experienced young lady. Apply 3i2
United Artists RuildinE
WANTED LADY with public speaking
sbility; car required interesting work
with chance for advancement. Write De
troit Times. Box B.s7H
COLORED real estate SALESLADlES
over ~ experienced or not FREE 'rain-
ing We qualify YOU. 50i z Hancock.
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AsTRoLoGER PHoEBA cARTER-con-
situations daily very reasonable AS
Helen near Jshersonl.
AsTRoLoGER-ou Outstanding. Anna Reihl
thoroughly experienced. Consulta / o n
daily eiOs Hamilton tupstsirsl.
AsTRoLoGER - Evangeline Berry. li4O
Hibbard near East Jefferson LEnoS
1851 500
AsTRoLoGER 80 years experience
WORLDS FAIR radio 80 Peterboro
Cherry hsii.
.AsTRoLoGER C. Lowell well known
Dstroitsr' popular FLORIDA LAFAYETTE
Bio-MINERAL RELIABLE Ionic Run
Down Condition. Your Druggist. Lafs-
yette gao
coNVALEsCENT home for elderly. para
lytic chronic cases. Reasonable rates.
PLaza 1Set---------------
CREOLE HEALTH studio Youth Tonins
Treatments" 1910 Eas, Warren. Hours
Ia ? NJ.
$50 Bsrlum Tower. Detroit. CHI. s347
FoUND-Gold emblem marked Faith. 1885
1910. Loyalty. Owner can have II By
replying Write Box 6i47 Detroit Times.
HAIR Removed Permanently Electrolysis
So Hour Antoinetts Aust 1853 Lake
wood. Lenox 5000
HUDSON Health studio-Lic Physio-
therapy. Open 1912. Closed sundays.
1925 Cas-.
HYDRO ELECTRO -THERAPY
For circulstory stimulation and nervous
disorders Cslwood Health salon. l0337
Woodward Townsend 5-s5s7
GAIL KLEIN" ends liver. gan bladder,
stomach gas gladstone attacks prevents
operations. iil0 Burlingsme. Townsend
7-17i0
MADALINE HAWLEY-2753 l. o I h 7 o p.
Muscular ailments corrected, CeTtihed
methods Tyler 1920
MEN. WOMEN! WANT VIM? stimulants
in Ostrex Tonic Tablets pepsIp bodies
lacking Vuamin 81 Iron. Calcium. Phos.
phorous Special Introductory 35c size TO-DAY
only 29c For safe az ait drug stores every
wherein Detroit, all Cunningham Kin.
sells SANS and Walgreen prug Stores
MRS RAYE-Astrologis Featured AT
state Far 1897 Mitchell. PLszs 25o3.
NOT responsible for debts contracted by
my wife Velot Butson. after this date
George Butson s0sl Catalan
PHYsIoTHERAPY- Special Monday Tues
day WEDNESDAY 81 90. 2el0 West Granc
boulevard Madison 052o.
PROF ELTON
CONSULTATION - 1913 daily - Tuesday'
and FRIDAYS until Closed SUNDAY. 2ils
John r., between Erskine and Eliot. spe
cial, 81
Pill ) AND CHRONIC DISEASES
g Ccessf. office treatment while working
Doctor De swarte Rectal Clinic. o005 Cas'
avenue. I nPle i-2l2i.
REVEREND LILLIAN LEE-Church Of
I Christ Appointments daily 1850 west
Grand boulevard Tyler $3.50.
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DIVORCES

MAJ GaltsN from Ems
f4ara paws from Ear
.e~f-uts HALEY from Fred J
Ida Buses from Frank
rrre~f ZukowsAl from Ellen
Hssr ~ Brand from Fichsrd
t4v-~- i-tov1 from MAZDA.
Eerns Carr from John
3 r1sr White from caro-
nofotht y Msulsy from William
Alma DunapHg from John
Wartt.s cutler from George
Helen Elton from VERNE
, zabstn = kusTa from Michael
Chester pislaCk from sophia
Man Jane AIar4 from Lawrence
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RtPTURa AND RECTAL DISEASES
Roulevard Bldg. al 1910 Woodward Tel
TR 1850
VERA-Cau or write Nom Reverse
charges
WILL. not be responsible for any debts
contracted hy my wife. Mae Banks.
Herman Banks 1922 A+teArttt
-.sf,l .R-persesal Horoscope and Forecast.
81. sand hlrihdaY- Xear-hnur4- u known
Personal Research Box III. Roscviie ~ ~
Dine and Dance
CHICKEN ~ THE ROUGH soc
Denby Recreation whittier MT Kelly I'd
SCENIC I'M Dlring dbnr.nC fonr
SHOWS. Grove Johrston's orchestra 2.JI
South Fort
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WASHING MACHINE RLr,IR

Al Washer repairing sewing machine
vacuum 81 tree estimates Lerox $3.50
Central Service
PROMPT courteous sersIrc fer tho Norjn.
west section Wagner Electric. ToVnsenl
Z
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GRoCFRITs. NLAI>. DLLIVFRIEs

CHRIST LARSEN Diesel powered .rad
srs clmp tf.cks 20 cscy Aonh,fl
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wINnow Cit.>t>G

FVFRFT-E Johnson Arc weld IN z
sCefyIe uDfnffd operator T1i3 Tire
man Teicr s-q253
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A USED s-room oil heater IN good CON
dUt0n S2I 80 BENJAMIN Appliance shop.
1855 Gratiot. AT smile Rd. opsn ever,
evening
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DEATHS

George sohhcksrmayer, I4s Geneva HEh
IAnd Park s.
Alma Jenkins l7pA Aprolns -
Z rhsrn Rasihfr- l423a Trofsfef. 81
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HARpii.Rt SrdRT

B0rIFR BROS -Msst' routr, hsh us
ana .f.
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WISHING MAIMINE. NACIIM RLPAIR,

.BF+DiN DEALER serN1,e tsFbcfs. IRON
r-T. FtWffE ma ffincfa Guaranteed ,
Estimate Lerox $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29

IAsTRoLoGER - 80 years experience
WORLDS FAIR, radio 80 Peterboro
,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29

A1-BRAkE'S Wallpaper Removal 80 Il
censed machines. guaranteed, reasonable
prompt Tylct 4-2O62
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
Laundries
Dancing Instructions
LEARN TO DANCE

I4T4hININ y DH4NNlI'
TREE STUDIOS ESTAB % YEARS
20 LESSONS $3.50
Wcodv ard A. Alcxandrne Th 2-ssfI
FANCY Dancing - JitterhuE. Rhumoa, Etc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29

After this week. due 10 new government
ruling a $500 JOB viii ne S2e oil pei
month but until Saturday A $500 Job IS
only SIS 81 per month Call today for tnf
work Bathroom and water m
stallation complete additions built, kitchen
and bathroom remodellng also any kind OF
heating plant installed. No down payment,
FIRST payment November. Vermont 6-2903
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29

Situations Wanted-Maie
ELDERLY colored man. apartment 1ari'or,
furnace cleaning, yard cleaning Temple
2 sos
EXPERIENCED colored couple. cAretsker
lanitor, odd jobs. ambitio1s man. Cherrl
1853
COLoRED boy, 20 neat. bus boz, porter
he'll hop Cherry O455