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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-06

Richards and Mrs. Floyd Smith
were at the Miller home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Dysinger
and son, Eldon and mother. Mrs.
Henrietta Schrader were Thurs
day dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Dysinger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kempf, Jr.,
Ypsilanti, were guests Saturday
evening at the home OF their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kempf
and daughter Eta Lou. Miss IT.
ma Kempf, Ypsilanti, accompanied
her brother and sister-in-law to
the home Of their parents, to
spend the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Adams, Mi
Ian, were Friday evening visitors
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Blame Powell and
daughter, Miss Thelma and Mr..
and Mrs. Rae Powell and daugh-
ter, Kay.
Mrs. George Goldsmith spent
Wednesday and Thursday at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Rat
tray and family. caring for Mrs.
Rattray and children, who were
all i'll with influenza. Mr.. Gold
smith was confined to bed Friday
and Saturday with influenza.
Mrs. Walter Miller is much bet
ter this week after being Ill for
the past three weeks with strep-
tococcus infection.
| Leonard Faust, York, Is III al
the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Faust.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Bushrow and
children are moving this week
from S. w. Augusta TO their new
home on Willis Rd. They purchased
their new home several months
ago from Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Book and
son, Edward, and daughter, Mrs.
Frank Riggs, Dixboro, and Everett
Dicks. Ypsilanti, left Monday morn
ing to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Loren
Dicks and daughter. Lorna, at Camp
Beauregard, La Duane Book, who
Is i'll with measles, is staying with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Smith. Ypsilanti,
during their absence and Virginia
Book is staying with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hammond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Parsons are
both Ill with influenza.
Sunday afternoon visitors Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Essenberg and
son, Dale, were Mr. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Kaufman, Detroit, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Myer. Memphis,
George Myer, and Mrs. Henry
Marth, Richmond. Later, Mr.. Essen
berg accompanied them to Ann Ar
bro where they visited his mother,
Mrs. William Essenberg, a patient
at the st. Joseph Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlie Heath. Milan,
spent Sunday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hammond. During the
evening they were all guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Prince
and daughters, Carol and Connie,
Wayne.
MIR. and Mrs. Morris Walworth
and family spent the day Sunday
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CHAPTER FORTY-FIYE


YOUR FLANS," Vance told Kit
distinctly, ARE Of no interest to
me whatsoever Since it is too late
to put you off the ship. I'll see that
you are put up somewhere. After
that, will not be responsible for
you"
Kit listened to him attentively
When he had finished she said pa
tiently. you don't seem to be lis
tening to me. told you 1 had
plan"
PLAN" Every hair on his head
stood up in futile fury.
Kit had got up from the lounge.
She came over and stood before
him. drawing every inch of herself
up. The top of her head reached his
shoulder, but her eyes seemed to
be on a level with his.
Quietly she said, Il know that
I'm doing something most people
would think pretty crazy But 1
know what I'm doing. This is no
prank, my dear, and I'm not being
cute. I'm a woman stalking a man
and you're TT"
A muscle twitched in his cheek.
You and I have been closer than
you think. Vance. There hasn't
been any element OF propinquity in
our relationship, but II has been
close. I've thought that all out.
You see, know you better than
you know yourself. know why
you're running away like a silly
romantic schoolboy. Only you're
not schoolboy any more and you
need somebody to tell you what
you are-and to save you from
yourself. Tn going TO save you
from yourself-and IL the odds are
with me-for myself. II they're not,
and I lose-well, 1 can take it."
you lose" he said frigidly. And
you leave this minute"
mo. / don't" she answered
evenly. do l look as IL I could be
told what to dor"
She didn't, he observed unhap-
PLY. He looked around and found
the bell.
The minute you put your hand
on the stewards bell, I'll open I'D
with a scene. Before l left, Vance
Healey. I did something for you. I
saved your job for you" She didn't
tell him she had thrown her own
away. But I'll blow up your whole
future IL you touch that bell"
His finger fingered above II.
I'll say that you brought me on
this boat and kept me here against
my will"
You wouldn't dare"
Wouldn't L? Try IL. can be
that ruthless. I can do that be-
cause-because I'm doing Il for
both you and me-"
Inside. Kit felt that she was |
crumbling to dust because Vance |
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STONY CREEK SECOND
IN EUCHRE TOURNAMENT

The euchre tournament between
the Pittsfield, Azalia, Saline and
and Stony Creek Oranges was
brought to a close Thursday even
ing at the Stony Creek Grange
hall. There were six preliminary
games played before this final
meeting at Stony Creek.
The Azalia Grange members
were first place winners in the
tournament, Stony Creek was Sc
cond and Pittsfield, third. Prize
winners for the games played
were; Rowland Sarrar, Dundee,
and Mrs. Richards, Pittsfield,
first. Fred AreRd, Saline, and Mrs.
Fred Mack, Stony Creek, second.
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looked at her the way he did. Out.
wardly, her eyes were calm and
courageous and purpose. was writ
ten on her face.
After a moment he moved away
from the bell. He said, Perhaps
you'll let me in on your plan"
in time. yes. But first 1 want
to tell you something. You ran
away, not because your heart was
broken, but because your foolish
vanity was nipped. You don't love
that girl. You've got social CON-
pick. You always wanted to believe
that your own kind Of people, the
people who worked with you, were
only bunch Of shallow hangers
on. You wouldn't admit that they
were real people, the kind that are
important because they are real
and human.
Nevertheless, you had so much
respect for their opinion that you
couldn't face them when an out
slider Tilted you! You know so little
about them that you we're afraid
they'd laugh at you because debu-
tante took you for sleigh ride!
You thought 1t would make a diff
ference to people who knew you be-
cause a cheap girl threw you down.
You didn't give them any credit for
knowing you and liking you. You
never saw Vance Healey as a gen.
erous, lovable guy. You only saw a
schoolboy trying to climb out Of
his class and landing where-so
you ran away"
Kits long speech was done. but
Vance had nothing to say.
In a very small voice she said,
Vance. suppose the newspapers
were to announce that you and l
had eloped and were married on
board ship?"
Sorry" he said stiHiy.
"Okay. 1t was only a suggestion.
I'll try again the day we land. NY
charm may have overwhelmed you
by that time"
That's what you think" he said.
Then. desperately. Woman, you
can't stay here"
Kit opened her pocketbook and
turned II upside down. The contents
that tumbled out included a lace
handkerchief, fairly complete
makeup kit and several hundred
dollars in cash.
This Is where the plan comes
in" she said, picking up the roll Of
bills. Take this money down to
the purser and tell him that your
sister-that will be me-is with
you. You can ad lib whatever you
like about her having a heart con-
dition, or a mental condition
you think Is more cor
rect-but make It plain that she
will have no other room, or allow
you TO do so. Tell him you've got TO
take care or me. Tell him no one
else can handle me or I'm likely to
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ORDERED TO APPEAR

Detroit. Feb. Cup tranahan.
Harris & Company. Toledo oond
firm. today was ordered 10 appear
in federal court next Tuesday for
arraignment on a fraud charge The
company was indicted last Novem.
Der with Frank ID. Mckay. Repub-
lican committeeman and others for
allegedly attempting TO defIaud the
city OF Grand Rapids on pipeline
bond deal.
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DEFENSE MEASURE

ST. Louis, No. Feb. 6-UP-The
American Red Cross Is expanding
its frst aid training program among
Michigan Gee enrollees as a de-
tense measure. Il was disclosed
Regional Director Robert +. Eaton
said Planned training OF 1000 re-
cruits in As Michigan CCC camps
was party OF a nationwide project
in first aid. the largest OF It's kind
since the service was established
in 1910.
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Entertain Gard Club

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hammond
and family entertained the Five
Hundred Card Club at their home,
Saturday evening. Prizes were a.
warded Ralph Moxley. Mrs. Muir
ray Day. and hurry Day. Follow
ing the games the hostess served
a lunch of chop suey, hot rolls,
cake and coffee.
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NOW MANY WEAR
FALSE TEETH

Eat, talk. laugh or sneeze without
fear OF insecure false teeth drop
ping slipping or Wabhling. FAS-
TEETH holds plates firmer and
more comfortably. This pleasant
powder has no gummy, gooey.
pasty taste or feeling Doesn't cause
nausea. It's alkaline (non-acid).
Checks plate odor" (denture
BREATH. Get FASTEETH at any
drug store. Adv.
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Make Profit Of ss7.44

The Stony Creek Womans So
ciety Of Christian Service served a
lunch at the auction sale held Sat
urday at the farm formerly known
as the Bemis farm. The commit
tee In charge served hot dogs,
fried cakes and coffee and a pro-
fit of 1914 was realized to be
added to the society fund.
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SMART BUT SENTENCED

Detroit, Feb. 6-AP-James Cor
bin. 2l. and John P. Smith. %. who
rated high intelligence quotients on
psychiatrical tests. we're sentenced
Wednesday BY Recorders Judge
Thomas NJ COtter TO serve prison
terms for a jewelry store holdup
here last month Smiths term was
si2 TO 20 years. while Corbin's was
5 10 20 years A court psychiatrist
said Smiths 10" was i3s and Cor
bins 1873 x
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Progressive Enehre Enjoyed

Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Vealy en-
tertained guests from Ypsilanti
and Ann Arbor at a progressive
euchre party, Saturday evening.
Prize winners were, Mrs. Carlton
Rowe, Mrs. Carl Lowell. Earl AL
fred and Mrs. Vina Folton. There
were two tables in play and fol-
lowing the games a pot luck lunch
was served.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Finch were
Saturday dinner guests OF their
mother. Mrs. Carrie Finch, Milan.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Phillips spent
Saturday evening With Mr.. and
Mrs. Dudley Helfridge, OF the Up
SLANT State Hospital staff.
Carl Curry and Miss Lola Sum.
merland were Ann Arbor visiters,
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. A. j. Schupp and Mrs. We're
Schupp attended the shower given
In honor OF Mrs. Gerald Wilkie,
Whitaker, at the Wilkie home,
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Prince and
daughters, Carol and Connie,
Wayne. spent Monday evening
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hammond. During the even
ing Mrs. Hammond accompanied
them to Paint Creek to visit Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Hammond. They
also were guests at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Lysle Fuller, Whit
taker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noel Avery and
family, Ypsilanti, spent Saturday
evening with their mother, Mrs.
Ida Avery and daughter. Eleanor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Merilatt
and family, Inkster. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Corkey Clemens, Gastras
were visitors Thursday evening OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Sherman
and son. Ben.
Miss Beth Austin spent Friday
night and Saturday with Miss Dor
is VANITY, Paint Creek. Saturday
night, Miss VANITY was a guest OF
Miss Austin.
Mrs. John Richards spent Sat
urday in Ann Arbor.
Rev. and Mrs. NJ. S. Onstead,
and daughter. Mary, Ypsilanti,
were guests Saturday afternoon Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Miller and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Wolff visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Schaffer,
Ypsilanti, Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Arthur Faust spent Wed.
nesday with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hyzer, Milan.
Mrs. Enoch Fiegel and children
were guests, Saturday Of Mrs. Min
ME Schroen and daughter, Miss
Florence and Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Schroen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Kempf were
Saturday afternoon visiters Of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Kempf and daughter Eta Lou.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rae Powell attend
ed a miscellaneous shower, Sat
urday evening, in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Bernard Reau at Dundee.
Alfred Mannlin was a guest
Wednesday evening of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Miller and family.
Thursday forenoon, Mrs. John
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Celebrate Birthday

Saturday evening, friends from
Worthwhile, Plymouth, Detroit and
Ypsilanti gathered at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wolff and
daughter. Miss Betty, to help Mr..
Wolff celebrate his birthday. Card
games were enjoyed during the
evening with a pot luck lunch
served following the games.
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Dinner 10 Be Feb. Is

Thursday evening. Feb. 10, the an
nual Mems Dinner will be given at
the Stony Creek Grange Hall. with
Joseph Book acting as chairman
of the dining room. The kitchen
committee are Mrs. Jennings Camp
bell, chairman. Mrs. Harriet Collins.
Mrs. Mae Myers, Mrs. Charles
Merritt, Mrs. Robert Exelby. Mrs.
Harry Kempf, Mrs. Shirley Ham
man and Mrs. George Goldsmith
The dinner menu will include roast
chicken and will be served from 5
p. m. until all are served, by group
of men walters.
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Leave for South

Mrs. Minnie Schroen left Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Schroen.
South Lyon. for a months trip TO
Florida and other southern states.
Miss Florence Schroen is at South
Lyon caring for Walter Schroen's
children during their absence.
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campbeIl's TO Entertain

Mr.. and Mrs. Jennings Campbell
will entertain the W. NJ. B. tYeung
Married People, Sunday School
class at their home, Saturday ev-
ening.
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To Meet TODAY

This evening. a meeting is to
be held at the Stony Creek Me
thodist church to discuss and plan
the pre-lenten program.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin swaninger and
family, Detroit. fer Sunday dinner,
the occasion being in honor Of L.
S. Swaninger's birthday.
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Stony Creek News

At the close OF the evening a
pot luck lunch was served.
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Lays Extra LARGE Equ

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kempf found
an extra large egg Sunday morning
that had been laid by one of their
eight-months-old pullets. The egg
measured eight inches around the
length and six and one half inches
around the center.
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Attend Miller Rites

Mrs. Harold Hammond accom-
panied her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Austin, Teeumseh, and Mr..
and Mrs. Melvin Hawker, Milan, to
Ypsilanti, Saturday afternoon
where they attended the funeral
services for Guy Miller.
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Entertain on Birthday
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Swaninger
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Kimble
Chadwick and family, Mason, and
Evening star., 1941-12-25
IL Occasional TobIes
Clearance Priced
An ore slightly domooed.

Drum Tobles. Mahogany or woInut finish. Were
Lomp TobIe. Walnut finish. Was 1898, $1.sS
z End TobIes. drowers, nnohoeony finish. Were
Seo8 1888
] End TobIe. shelves. Wos 5.o8-----$z.98
Z Coffee TobIes Walnut finish. Were S3.96,
S1.es
] Whot-kot. Walnut finish. Wos S498, $l.S8
I Sewing Cobinet. Wos S2.o8------------S'
The Palais Royal.
Occasional Furniture .. Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1941-12-25
Art Needlework
Priced for Clearance

J Stompsd Linen Guest Towels. Were 40e- 2ss
5 Knitting Boss- Were ST l.29--------sss
Is Spools Of Gimp for boes ond hots. 80 yords
eoch spool. Were Zoe
n Spools Of Rug Croft Cotton. Were 75c--25s
II keedlepoint Rug Pottevns-' Were S2.e8.
Sl.sS
II keedIepoint Rug Potterns. Were 5 .e8
SI.5o
II keedIepoint Rug Potteras. Were 81 .o9-Sl
Tie Palais Royal. Art Nss1ts~o,k Fgfb Floor
Evening star., 1941-12-25
|ACE ON 1St and End FLOORS
onery> Mems and Boys Wear
Clearance Of
Novelty JeweIry

: Women's cieorette Cases. Were S5.e5, $3.50
compoet Was Slo.e5----------Ss
Won,on's Cigarette Lighter. Was See5---S5
s MetoI Necklaces. Were $3.50
crystoI ond GoId-pIoted Necklaces. Were
$395 $3.50
3 cystol and GoId-pioted Broeelets. Were
$3e5 ------------- $50
! MetoI compoet. Wos S5-----------$39 95
Io-lo-Korot Gold Rings. Were 1885 -$2.95
3R. A r. Lapel Watches. Were $3.50 $3.50
The Polns Royal, JeweIry =. First Floor
Evening star., 1941-12-25
A Great After-Christmas Sale
OF FINE FURNITURE

s Vontes. Were S2oo5 5------------------toe" ~'->'
Wooden Beds Walnut maple finish Were 919so - ee %
$50 o5
s+xle Knee hole Desk. Was sS44e5----------->-''''
Solid Mope Dresser and Mirror. Were S39e5--$'S'S9
Louroe Choir Floor sample, is. Was S599o--->'@''o
co,.o.. Tobye One drawer Was S3e.e5-------SZo'so
soEd Moole Mite TobIe. Was Sl4.95----------->!S'
slo,d Mop,e Side Choir Was S795------------>9S'
Mirror with Bone Enon,eI Finish Frome. Was S995>eSo
Solid Mohoaony Arm Choir. Was S2995----->'4S9
! Barrel styIe Choir Was S49.95------------->94'S
Lounoe Choir Lawson style. Was S3e95-------S'SSo
Side chos Upholstered Seos Were So9o---toeh >4'S'
Drop-leaf Toble Duncan Phyfe style. Was 81 9o--So
Modern ,txye Buffet Was 49e5--------------Sls.s9
Modern Chest and Desk Was S39.e5------------Sz495
Bedroom Choir. Rosewood Was slee5----------S9s5
Modern Coffee TsbIe. Was $l695--------------SS.s5
I consoIe Mirror Was $695
, Solid Mople Dnette Tobe. Was Sle.e5-------$lI.So
, Mohooonv Side Choir Was So95---------------$4.so
! Solid Mepe Sewing cobinet Was sS24.95--------$lzs5
! vou;,v Bench upholstered top. Was $l4e5-----$7so
! Bedroom Choir Was
Lounge Choir. Was -
, Occasional Choir Was $50
Tie Pala, Royal, Furniture Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1941-12-25
NOTIONS VALUES

Byrene Shower Cops. Assorted ooors-
pIiofiim Dresser Seorfs Blue, rose, green Zoe
PIiofiim Mots. Rose and blue
The PaIais Royal, Notions First Floor
Evening star., 1941-12-25
Clearance Sole!
Genuine InIoid
LinoIeum 6x9 RUGS
c';ss.e: szs. $3.50

Exocty 3s Perfect quohty rugs Excellent
choice Of potterns.
7 Administer Rugs 83xlce feet. Perfect
ouolity. Were -S29.eS
6 Administer Rugs. Extra heavy quality. oxe
feet, potterns Were SAL l.95-------$29.e
"a consoeum- mode Rugs. 9xl2 feet Per
feet quoity, s potterns. Were S5.95---- $3.99
Twist-W Broodoom Rugs. 9xl2 feet,
burgundy color. Were 69.o5--------S49e
Is Biseaow MervoI Rugs. exl2 feet, excellent
potterns. Were $12.95
ITS yosds, HeH and Stor Axmnster corpets. y
inches wide, oil over patterns. Were SZ.I5
yord ------------------ -----S'|9
1000 yo,ds Genuine Gold Seal consoseum. z
words wide, dropped patterns, perfect ouollty
Squore yord Observation-Disclosures
The PaIais Royal. Rags Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1941-12-25
Clearance Sole!
Chino Services and Odd Lots

3s China Service Piotes. Were S4---$1.6e
Il Imported English Eorthenwars Service PIetes.
Were 81
z I2-pieee Breokfost Troy Sets. Were $3.50.
S4.s9
) Kitchen Sets. 7 pieces, covered casserole, pie
plote, Apiece soIod set. Were S3.5o---S1.s9
Teo Sets. 2e-peee service for 8. Were 1928
$500
500 Pieces Odds and Ends. PIotes, cups ond
souoers, plotters, vegetable dishes-----se to 81
Tie PaIois Royal, China FIFTH Floor
Evening star., 1941-12-25
BOYS Wear Reduced

Preps' Lonsie Suits. poirs trousers s'nele
breasted coot. Tweed effects in smart potterns
Sizes II to le Were l5.e5------$Iz.s>
YOUNG Mems Sports sloeks. Tweeds and eoverts;
sizes IS to Y. Were S3.e5-------$s.sS
Bows Snow Suits All wool, solid coIors. WornIy
t,terned. suspender style, ski pants with ZIP
ber knit cuffs Matching helmet, navy, nooroon:
Were -$e'79
Ian Materials Labeled According to Wool Labelling
TLs Palais Royal, Boys Store -. First F1osT
Evening star., 1941-12-25
Clearance Sale!
Reg. $l.es to $2.es
Lamp Shades, ST

Only 50 Ionp shodes Of pIeoted ond stretched
ruIti-siIk. Slightly soiled and donnoeed Bridge,
tobIe ond floor lamp sizes.
Z Indirect Floor Lomps and Shades. Ivory and
gold, two condIe Were l4.e8-------S S9eS
I Polished Bross Floor Lomp with Metal shode
Was 1888 Sl2.98
I Mahosony Finished Floor Lomp and Shade.
Wos So SO ------------ S498
I Mohoeony Finished Indirect Bridge Lomp ond
Shade. Wos So S498
Z Dresden-Ike Figure Lamps with Shodss. Were
SIS --------- $l9s8
Green Onyx TobIe Lemp and shods. Was
SIS
I cnytoi and Silver Tobls Lamp and Shade.
Wos $loe8 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Fostorio Clos Coionjui Lomp end Shods. Wos
SlO.90
I Ivory end God Ressney Teb's Lamp and
Skods. Wos S..
The PoIsis Royal Lamps Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1941-12-25
Clearance Sale of
One-of-o-Kind Curtoins
Reg. $1.29 to $2.98
85c to $1.98 pair

Slightly domoeed poirs Of esrtosns rsdoeed
53h%.
500 Yords Upholstery Fobries. 70 yord
lengths. Were l98 to S2.e5. Yord----57e
200 UpboI,.erv souore.. sno pieces Of better
uphoIsterv tobrcs
Evening star., 1941-12-25
Boys $l.95 Sweaters
$1.19
Only 40! Broken lots in sizes "a, So
and SO.

I Prep Husky Suit. Green pottern in size S;
Was Sl7e5 Sl0
; Boys Husky 2-Kniekers Suits. Coot and
pors of knickers. Sizes 10, u and IA. Wos
S12o5
hot Size 7. Was Sl5.o5 -----$9 50
Evening star., 1941-12-25

Stationery Clearance
6 Baskets Filled with Stationery. Were 81 Soc
Fivs-Pieee Sente cIeus cendIe Sets Were
S1.75 sse
Tie PoIas Royal, Stationery First Floor
Evening star., 1941-12-25
50 Dotted Morquisette Single Bed
spreods. Were S. e8----------s9e

IS properie,. Were 81 SO to sl295- 90 off
Tie pnIo;s PovaI. D,aDertes Second Floor
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Buy NoWl

( rnn. house, gas, lights, curbed streses
S800--terms.
1 rms, bath, so #. on pavement, %
II. on cut on lake; ~ 10000 down.
rm. modern, good location; 5000
$500 down.
~, acres, 5 rm. modern house. gar.
age, S4.750-S750 down.
Q rr,. house, furnace. 80 n. on r1vef,
lot 400 II. deep; exchange for house
In Mt. Clemens.
u room rooming house, 7 bedrooms,
bath: lot s0x26O; S5.S00-SS50 down
S37.77 per month includes interest
at 4hT, IS years to pay.
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WILDT & WARNER

hole. Approved Brokers ~
Above First National Banak Bldg.
Phone Mt. Clemens 1914
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ton before the second edition.
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