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Evening star., 1941-09-17

inclined toward each other and will
make friends willingly with their
human brothers
During the winter, several gray
squirrels will occupy the same bed
for the sake of warmth. 1t is likely
that the group is composed of the
mother and her children of the last
season. During the warm sunshiny
days, gray squirrels enjoy the fresh
Evening star., 1941-09-17

ster, as many imagine, but it is an
artful dodger and can fool a cat or
dog any time. His hops are wide
and handsome, and if he is chased,
he can 90 up pole or side of a
wooden dwelling to get out Of harm S
way. He is very angry when this
occurs, and his defiant "n'grrr,
n'grrr, n'grir" leaves you in no doubt
about the situation.
Evening star., 1941-09-17

to let these generous folks supply
them with all kinds of delicacies.
The hickory nut still remains the
favorite, and wherever this tree
grows there are gray squirrels
nearby. To these tree planters we
are indebted for our handsome
hickory trees.
Gray squirrels, as you no doubt
have discovered, are very sociably
Evening star., 1941-09-17
Auto Dealers Quote Cut

A motor dealer in Durham. South
Africa. said he is receiving one
tenth the number of American cars
he expected this year.
Evening star., 1941-09-17
Ugly Summer Ton Faded
by Using as Directed
Mercolized Wax Cream

This dainty cosmetic lightens the complex
ion. fades freckles and bleaches Sun-tanned
SKIN. Use regularly TO quicken the natural
sheadinR OF the outer layer Of lifeless sur
lace skin and reveal the prettier younger
looking skin beneath hIercolized Wax
Cream has been a popular Skin Bleach and
Beautiter for 80 yrs. Used and praised by
thousands.
SaXolite Astringent tiehtens loose surface
SKIN Gives a delightful sense Of freshness
feurceS excess surface oil. DiSso We Saxo-
lite AStrincent in one-half pint witch hazel
and use daily, morning or evening.
Tarkront Beapiv NsSk-Trv thiz cooling.
soothing and refreshing facial We believe
YOU will Ike H.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11

Detroit Garages. i2co-s2 East Park
Place.
Detroit Edison. 2ooo-4s Second.
Madss, 1884 Second.
607 Shelby.
Times Publishing Company, 10000
Times Square.
1919 Times Square.
l2OO-lO Washington boulevard.
Chsneery. 1880 washington boulevard,
Book Building, i221-oo washington
industrial Bank. l25s-e5 Washington
Palmer 400 Washington boulevard.
I41f-2s Washington boulevard.
Ii5O-5s Washington boulevard.
1523-35 Washington boulevard, ,..,.
Hotel statler 1891 Washington boule'
ward.
Wayne Transit Company, 44o-1 West
Woodbridge
217-3i Woodward.
1O47-5i Woodward.
Kresge's 12O1-li Woodward.
Kline's, 1929 Woodward.
l241-43 Woodward
Roden's 1249-59 Woodward.
Frank a seders. 1i25-47 Woodward.
Woodward, 1899 Woodward.
Grinnell Brothers Music Corporation
futile a Clark, 1898 Woodward.
David Whitney Building, 1858 Woodward
Fyfe's Shpe store. 200i-9 Woodward.
Francis Palma. 2l0l-19 Woodward.
Fox Theater 2201 80 Woodward
p L. c. offices. 1914 East Atwater.
]. L. Hudson Warehouse, lsol-2l
Beauhien.
Peninsuiar Broadway, 13Oo-s Broadway
Later Brothers, 1928 Broadway
Broadway Market, 13i5-77 Broadway.
1902 Broadway.
1915 Broadway.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11

In the event of an enemy air
raid, Detroiters could take refuge
in nearly 200 loop district" build
ings. a survey by the city bureau OF
buildings revealed today.
The survey was conducted by
Frank +. Simpson. chief Of the
building bureau, at the request of
Chairman Glenn c. Richardson the
Detroit Civil Defense Council.
Structures having steel or rein
forced concrete frames were listed
as suitable air raid shelters.
Announcing that the survey
would be extended over the entire
city, Simpson said the area thus
far checked is bounded by Vernon
highway, the Detroit River, Sec
ond boulevard and Beaubien
street.
LOCATION OF SHELTERS
Locations of buildings listed as
shelters:
| 1929 Abbott.
stroh Building 2s-40 West Adams.
/ Kresge Building 74-76 Nest Adams.
/ Briggs Hotel i1s4O West Adams.
H l21-3l West Atwater
II United Artists Theater. i40-66 Bagley.
II Michigan 2-3s Bagley.
\ Detroit Garages, $40 Cas-.
i 531-47 Cas-
National Garages, ls22-H csa.
| Michigan Bell. 134q-s5 Cas-.
| Detroit Leland Hotel. 170i-2i Cass.
1 Film Exchange, 23O4-l6 Cas-.
Gas Company. 4O1-25 Clifford.
Telegraph. l55-77 West Congress.
201-il West Congress.
22s-36 West Congress.
Marquette, 23l55 Congress.
244-6 West Congress.
Garage, 322-40 West Congress.
442 West Congress
\ 5000 West Congress.
II Women's City club 64-s2 West Elizabeth
Detroit Garages, 1887 West Elizabeth
/ Garage, 1035-55 First.
| Hotel. 1921 First
| Pontchartrain Club. 1503-31 First.
/ Bank 40 West Fort
First National Bank. 1857 West Fort
| Federal Reserve Bank l54-66 West Fort
Federal Building 200 West Fort
Detroit Trust Company, 201-05 West Fort
| Cass, 4456-67 West Fort.
| 1882 West Fort.
! $50 West Fort
25-35 West Grand River.
2120 Grand River.
2155-59 Grand River.
/
Standard Savings and Loan. 4o1-e Girls.
void.
stock Exchange, 413-15 Griswoid.
Bull Building, 5334a Griswold.
Bank, 60026 Grswod.
Ford. 601-27 Griswold
Penobscot Building B33-35 Griswold
Dime Bank Building, 701-25 Griswold.
| Bank 735 Criswold.
Bank 1891 Griswold.
Cunningham -1l20-34 Griswod
United Savings Bank. 112e-3e Griswold.
Central Park. 1881 Griswold
David Stott Building 1853 Griswold.
Detroit Savings Bank, 1200-1o Griswold.
1227-35 Grswold
Farwell Building. 1899. 50 Griswold.
Loft Building. 535-47 West Jefferson.
Transportation Building, 1875 West La.
fsyette.
Lafayette Building 1925 West Lafsy.
cite
Recreation Building. 2oo-34 West Lsfsy.
cite.
owen Building. 24O.si West Lafayette.
Cass Theater. 300-23 West Lafayette
Free Press Building. 303-4t West Lafay-
Fort Shelby Hotel. 5Oi-31 West Lafay-
cite.
Mortgage and BOND LIS West Larned
Fire Department, 23s-4e West Larned.
45l-57 West Larned.
b3a-57 West Larned
Union Guard, 2S-3S West LArned.
26-39 Michigan.
4O-46 Michigan.
Book Cadillac Hotel, 200-42 Michigan.
219-25 Michigan.
We'll & Co, 3O1-11 Michigan.
30i Michigan.
4i2-44 Michigan.
Fire Department, Ill West Montcelm.
fuller Hotel 501-31 Park.
Park Avenue Hotel 2001-1T Park.
Charlevoix 2029-4i Park.
Detroit Life Insurance Co. 2210-16 Park.
Victoria Hotel, 2322-3s Park.
Elks. 2300-14 Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11
200 Raid Shelters i'm City Listed

1927 Broadway.
1909 Broadway.
1888 Broadway.
Broadway Capital TheAter. 152s-o:
Broadway.
Cadillac Square. 17-23 Cadillac Square
G. NJ. T. Company, 41-45 Cadillac Square
Barlum Tower. 51-71 Cadillac Square.
Barlum Hotel, l-2l Cadillac Square.
Lawyers, 1919 Cadillac Square.
Kern's Warehouse, 1855 clinton.
National Bank, 27-4o East Congress.
Boyer 1850 East Congress
Detroit Garages 430-54 East Congress.
Hotel, $500 East Elizabeth.
Y. M. c. A. 1870 East Elizabeth.
Insurance Exchange, 1871 East Ella
beth.
Dixieland Hotel. 1850 Farmer.
Merchants, POOLS East Grand River.
3236 Gratiot.
Goodwins 3s-40 Gratiot.
Crowley Miners, 1875 Gratiot.
342-5s Gratiot.
Krolk. 3OO-ls Fast Jefferson.
40024 East Jefferson.
Burnham stoepel. 441-57 East Jefferson
M Miner Hotel. 2i2 East sas! John S9nP R H.
Warehouse, 42i-s7 East Lafayette.
lso-sl East Larned.
17o-s0 East Larned.
Annis Furs. 1864 Library.
ID. A. C.. 219 Madison.
Warehouse. 4i6-36 Mechanic.
Warehouse 434 Monroe
County Building, $40 Randolph
Water Board Building. $50 Randolph.
ID. A. c., 1237-67 Randolph.
Randolph. 1300-0s Randolph.
1927 Randolph
Garage, i776-isoo Randolph.
$50 East Vernon.
Eaton Tower, 2-12 Witheren.
Y. NJ. c. A.. 200O-40 Witherel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11

Warehouse, 450-l5s East Woodbridge.
Guaranty Trust, o00-606 Woodward.
National Bank Bldg, e40-e4T Woodward
Ernst Kern, 10i2-4s Woodward.
J. L. Hudson, 12o4-4s Woodward.
1910 Woodward.
1885 Woodward.
1AhR Woodward.
15Os-10 Woodward.
lJ-J-34 Woodward.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-14
Spa++er-Dash Floor Of CoIoniaI Days
Lends Charm TO Modern Interior

in clam chowder. Yellow. red
and white splatter on a black
ground. or brown and red spat-
ter on a yellow ground are good
old combinations designed to
brighten timid decorators but
are surprisingly mellow when
used in rooms With pine or
maple furnishings.
Combinations
White and gray spatter on a
bottle green ground is another.
And white and blue spatter on
a deeper or lighter blue ground
is charming in Colonial bed
rooms. One of the most delight
full combinations l ever encount-
cred was gray and maroon
spatter on violet ground II
was a fine example Of the kind
Of decoration which Is uneX-
pected and exciting TO discover
because you knew il was
prompted by merry delight in
its effect. perhaps even done
with tongue-in-cheek.
Distributed BY pousher,y Syndicate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-14

WE HAVE just waded
through Charles Morgan's latest
novel, The Voyage" published
by Macmillan. We say waded,
because II is impossible to skip
merrily, as we like to, through
this gentleman's books. Well
we remember THE Fountain"
published eight years ago
seems TO US we spent months
in q prison camp or something
and then the hero met the
charming little English woman
married to a German and they
fell in love and we spent
months and months going
back and forth from his cabin
TO her castle and we're a little
vague as to who won.
In The Voyage" we have a
fellow named Barbet chained TO
a group Of prisoners and quietly
in love with the capricious
Therese Despreux who danced
her way 10 Paris. Then began
the struggle Of romance versus
reality the very thing that
wrecks so many marriages
East is East and West is West.
Barbet was a tiller of the soil
he worked doggedly in his
vineyards and there were al
ways the prisoners demanding
his attention. Then every so
often he took himself to Paris
to see his darling Therese loved
him solemnly but not enough
TO give up the Injuries provided
by her own success and a sue
cession of lovers.
Blissful interludes they had
padding lazily down the river
this is happiness thought
Therese all that matters
could be content always
to cook his meals mend his
socks will no longer be
Therese Despreux and then
the other Therese would assert
herself Nonsense 4
am ! and he is he. and life
doesn't work out that way .
some day, l suppose. people will
learn that though domestic hap
piness is the right end to some
lo"e-stories. II isn't the right
end to all of them. because il
isn't their true end"
And Barhet- whose lere-Fan
on and on like the river
said let US be happy today
whether we are on the same
voyage or separate ones. we
shall 60 right on loving :.
and when we are ready. we
shall make plans Barbet
who had more patience than
Job one would think he
had a thousand years in which
10 work out his destiny That
fellow in The Fountain" had
TO be satisfied with crumbs,
too.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-14
Another Morgan Hero Has
The Patience Of Job
BY IRENE NJ. HAWKINS
Women's Editor, The Detroit Times

adds begin al home. and
consist OF three things &.
quietness. cleanliness and con-
sideration for others. Under
quietness, comes the matter of
speaking. Don't shout, whether
you are talking TO your hus-
band or the children a
gentle voice is an unmistak-
able mark of good breeding.
Cleanliness applies to both
your home and yourself :.
your clothes brushed and
pressed. collars carefully laund-
cred. that look that some people
always manage TO achieve of
having just stepped out Of a
bandbox.
Your home must be neat, in
good taste, and cheerful.
From there the book goes
into the highways and byways
of more graceful living q.
what is required in the home
TO make it pleasant .. how
to set a table and entertain
the etiquette of manners
in public and what TO do with
ones leisure.
Well bred people are welcome
everywhere r.. thank goodness
for books that lead the way.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-14
Light. Tender Cake
Family Favorite

AS LIGHT and tender as its
name is this delicious cake. The
delicate spicy flavor will appeal
10 all sweet-toothed families. II
is also good as a snack with a
glass OF milk.
Feather Spice Cake
pa cups sifted cake flour
2i1 teaspoons baking powder
!. teaspoon salt
teaspoon cinnamon
"a teaspoon mace
"A teaspoon cloves
u cup butter
! cup sugar
2 eggs. unbeaten
Il cup molasses
!. cup milk.
Sift flour. baking powder, salt
and spices together three times.
Cream butter thoroughly. add
sugar gradually, and continue
beating until light and fluffy.
Add eggs, one at a time, oeat-
ing after each addition. Then
blend in molasses. Add flour.
alternately with milk. a small
amount at time, beating until
smooth. Bake in two creased
nine-lnch layer pans in mod
crate oven 1878 degrees) 25
10 30 minutes. OF until done.
Spread mocha or sea foam icing
between layers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-14

only by imagination. Use fresh
stimulating colors and the re-
suits will be individual and
smart.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-14
Nv JAMES r. PATTERSON
Supervisor of InterIor Desixn al Pratt
Institute

Supervisor Of InteTiar Destxn 81 Pratt
Institute
FEW PAINTED floors have
the charm OF spetter-dash floors
so often found in old Cape Cod
achieved by scattering one or
more colors OF contrasting hue
on a ground color
The derivation Of this unique
treatment is remote but II is
known 10 have been used in
some Scandinavian peasant
homes for generations and our
own Colonial homes were often
freshened and made more at
tractive with IL. II is practiea
treatment for all floors where
paint is practical and is particu-
lsrly decorative in rooms OF
Colonial character.
Simple Procedure
The method is simple One or
two ground coats should be APP
piled. allowing each to dry seps-
rstely and thoroughly. II the
floor has previously been
painted. one coat sometimes suf-
fees. but two coats arc better.
and on new wood at least two.
preferably three. are necessary
for durability.
When the floor is dry enough
10 walk on. the spattcr can be
put on. An old brush with moth
eaten bristles is even better to
use than a good new one be-
cause it distributes the spatter
paint better.
Dip IL into the pain and drain
off all excess color to prevent
dripping. Hold the bruins about
Is inches from the floor. bristle-
end turned obliquely down. and
tap II briskly with q stick.
Color combinations are limited
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-14
WaffIes Are
Attractive
Fare

CULINAR% ADVENTURES
with the humble waffle produce
breakfasts that resist the worst
weather. luncheons that are
light but satisfying and midnight
suppers you will relish.
Mailed Mix Weffes
~ cups flour
Il teaspoon salt
2 teaspoons baking powder
? eggs. beaten
tablespoons m alted milk
powder
] cup water
? tablespoons melted butter.
Sift together the flour, salt
and baking powder. Add beaten
eggs and matted milk powder.
mixed with the water. Stir in
melted butter and beat until
smooth. Bake as ordinary
waffles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-14
FOR KITCHEN LIBRARY

A VERY SPECIAL item for
your kitchen library is the little
white cookbook that has been a
feature Of The Detroit Times
for many years.
|. We have on hand a number
of the 1887 edition available
pto Detroit Times readers. There
are over 300 pages of recipes
:. the cover is washable.
While they last at the
special price of % cents at our
service counter in the lobby of
The Detroit Times Building
or II ordered by mail, please en-
close IS cents.
Send your request TO The De-
troit Times Home Institute, 1925
Times Square, Detroit Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-14
Good Manners

NEXT WE have a book en-
titled Good Manners and How
Life May Be Made More
Pleasant, by Beatrice Ruther-
ford, published by the Bahtavi
Publishing Company
The chief difference. says the
author. between the Coloners
Lady and Judy O'Grady {.
is their manners and II Judy
will take herself in hand she
can catch up to the Colonel's
Lady in no time.
Good manners, Of course. she
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-14
QUAINT

Charmingly quaint for a
colonial bedroom are the spat-
ter-dash floors found In Cape
Code houses. Directions for
achieving this effect are given in
today's column by Mr.. Patterson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-14
So Many Aids
To BE a u+y
Confusing
BY IDA JEAN KAN

A WOMAN must sometimes
wonder how she could possibly
get done all the things suggested
for beauty.
She Is admonished to use
throat cream, special wrinkle
chasers, skin tonine lotions and
facial packs. And. in her spare
moments. she can sit with both
elbows firmly planted In grape
fruit.
She has to massage her scalp.
brush her hair and push back
the cuticle-all this aside from
the weekly session with the
hairdresser.
More Exercise
Exercise is beginning to per-
meste her life. The optician may
prescribe eye exercises, the dem
list q special massage technique,
and the podiatrist has her pick
up jacks with her toes.
OF course, those are just Incl
dentals. Along / come. in a glow
of fine, fresh enthusiasm. and
say stretch to slim the waistline,
roll TO slim and smooth the hips,
circle the arms to keep them
round and young. practice walk
ing in front of a mirror. relax
for half an hour every day. and
get out-of-doors for at least an
hour.
II you wanted to. you could
spend all your time working at
being beautiful. So you may 60
to the other extreme and decide
not to bother at all--thats the
way 10 slip-and fast!
Budget Time
You have to sift through the
elaborate routines for the meas
ures that are most important TO
you. Reduce these to simplicity
and habit and you can get the
maximum benefit for the least
expenditure OF time.
Since you don't have to keep
your figure as beautiful as a
screen stars. you can depend on
10 to Is minutes q day to keep
you IN trim-provided you do
not overeat. Well-toned muscles
make il easier TO maintain good
posture, and that is form OF
constant exercise.
Skin Care
Another necessary concession
10 beauty Is care OF the skin
but all that amounts to Is keep
ing IL meticulously clean and
using a good cream. That routine
Is just part OF good grooming.
And so are brushing the hair
and keeping the scalp in healthy
condition.
H. you would begin your beauty
program by taking your worst
festure-whether II is your hair.
your skin or your flgure-and
seeing how much you could
improve II. you would be so
delighted with the results that
you would be eager 10 do biz
more. Once you have given your.
individualized program a fair
trial. you'll be thinking how
little time IL takes in proportion
TO the satisfaction OF being bet
ter looking.
Beauty diet for SHINING
BREAKFAsT Galore.
Orange juice. 1 glass, ounces $50. 10
Poaehse sgg IN toast Uhln slice whos
wheat With y pat butter ....t.. $50
Coffee. clear ........- ...........
aso
\ LUSCHEOS
Hot tsrsin bouiilon ..t......... 81
'Rav carrot sticks. eslsry .-. ...... Is
A.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-14
ASPARAGUS SAUCE

A PINCH of nutmeg added TO
cream sauce, and stirred In
thoroughly. Is excellent served
over hot asparagus.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-14
FLAvORFUL SOUP

VEGETABLE SOUP improves
in flavor as II ages. Make q big
pot OF II and store the excess In
the refrigerator for a day or 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-14
Nut Wafnes

wv " oNNNO@
2 cups flour
3 teaspoons baking powder
l teaspoon salt
i, cups milk
2 eggs. separated
2 tablespoons melted butter
! cup chopped nuts.
Mix ana sift the dry ingredi-
ents. Add milk gradually, then
the beaten yolks of eggs, melted
butter and nuts. Fold in stiffly
beaten egg whites. Bake as or
binary waffles.
Chocolate Wsffss
u cup shortening
= cup sugar
2 eggs
l teaspoon vanilla
"a cups flour
teaspoon baking powder
6 tablespoons cocoa
= teaspoon cinnamon
= teaspoon salt q
p cup milk.
Cream shortening. add sugar
slowly. then beaten eggs and
flavoring. Add dry ingredients.
sifted together. alternately with
the milk. Bake as ordinary
waffiee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-14
CoIots

Many Of the characteristic old
Colonial spstter-dash floors have
combinations which are pecu-
liarly modern with their imagin-
etive contrast OF hues, yet they
are delightfully."- quaint, lending
a personality TO a room not
readily obtained with so little
effort and az such small cost.
Most Of the authentic old floors
are spattered in two or three
colors. in addition to the ground
color. but very pleasing results
are possible with a one-color
spatter.
Naturally. individual comnine-
tons should follow some prede-
termined scheme 10 fit in with
the room as a whole. II YOU are
after some of the true-to-type
effects, try these suggestions
which are as authentic as milk
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Feed and Seed
This Weeks Prices

This Weeks Prices
Egg Mash, 100 lbs.. $40
Scrotch Feed ....... I.s5
Triple Duty Mash.
100 lbs. .......... 2.45
Chick Scratch, 100 lbs. us
Albers Chick Starter
Mash, 100 lbs. -. TBS
PulIet grower mash,
100 lbs. .......... $50
Chick Feeders, each .o5
Glass fountains, each. Is
Nu-Life for lawns, 100
lbs. .............. $50
Nu-Life for gardens,
100 lbs., 3-lo-7 =. 40
Sui phate Of Ammonia,
100 lbs. .......... BIS
Sheep eueno, sack -. Is
Super phosphate, 200 las
Garden peat moss. bale 2.35
Garden lime, sack -. so
Red clover, ID. ...... IL
Lawn grass, ID. $50. .55
Rye gross, ID ........ .os
Redeemed oats, 90 lbs. 30
Spreyers-5oc and up.
Bulk garden seed.
Seed potatoes; all kinds
Cash and Carry
FARMERS FEED &
SEED CO.
1l22 Puyaliup Ave. Main ae4i
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Phone Want Ad- to Main sI5l
Reel Estate For Sale
SOUND VALUES

SOUND VALUES
THREE home al or one
flooE. newly painted. paved street
= 80. sz5o down, balance less
than rent.
SIX ROOM two bedrooms ID. one
down. two lots. garage q 600 t2oo
Z Rooms. attic rcored nex ROOF
garage nioe lot Heater and
rsnge 20 With sale. t2fOo. $3.50
down
2 ACRES 6 rooms. double garage
outbidEs-. los % fruit ard ber-
rzes Land al cleared and fenred
a real buy for e. 500. = cash.
NV homes ultra modern. FUR
mace. hardwood floor newly sur-
nished elee. refrigsrstorS. Iots
fooKi0o Clos 20 - LeUis on Nc
% Price for each. $3.50 Good
down payment
SOUND REALTY CO.. INC.
81 Tacona Ave Main sIos
FARMLAND
s-RM., bath, utility porch. garage
and lawn. IS 500. $500 down,
s3I mo. Good condition.
s-RM.. bath - Unfinished house
81 500. $500 down.
3-Rh.. completely furnished home.
acres on Clover Creek road.
5000. $500 down. s35 monthly.
FARMLAND REALTY CO.
CIR 1857 CIR $40
ATTRACTIVE SMALL BUNG.
NORTH PROSPECT Street. in
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By Russell Stamn

GUARANTEED USED outboards and
new Evinrudes. $3.50 up boa2
Pichardson's p4o Commerce a..
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OTHERS to choose from. Good
terms Trade in your car or
truck now and put real money
in your pockets.
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SO TERRAPI-ASE g" Coach. A. cor
cition. Heater Called IN ssrvic
Must sell 92O south X
Evening star., 1941-07-26

nishings, including refrigerators and
washing machines. Clothing prices
also continued to advance, and on
the average are now IL per cent
higher than in March. Despite the
current rise, clothing costs are only 3
per cent higher than in 1939-just
before the outbreak of the European
war
During the three months ending
on June Is, most OF the cities
covered by the bureaus cost of living
surveys reported increases in aver
age rents. In general, the sharpest
advances occurred in areas of de-
fense production. In Baltimore,
Buffalo, Indianapolis, Jacksonville
Seattle and the Norfolk area, the rise
in rents averaged from $3.50 to $3.50
a month.
Though coal usually is cheaper in
the spring, most Of the cities reported
higher coal prices. In New Eng
land fuel oil advanced. The cost of
miscellaneous items rose IA per cent
during the quarter. Higher gasoline
costs and the increase in two of the
three makes Of moderate price auto
mobiles were important factors in
raising the cost of miscellaneous
goods and services.