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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08
SMITH AVENUE CENTER

A special match between a
picked team from Ruston and 9Th
Ave. Bowling Center will roll the
first of a home and home series
on the Sixth Avenue alleys Friday
night at 1880.
Wednesday night will see the
start of the new West End league
on 9th Ave. alleys, starting at I.
League will be comprised of
either six or eight teams.
r. 4. Glenn of the Pine street.
leadoff man led the Tavern league
with 1s4-194-175. total 553.
The Loop 2o77 %. TIL. Spot 2I75
81. high game II shuler us, series
Pine Hnu'e street rsU. 27o7 a.. camales
24ao tOl. high game = r.. Glenn le4.
series r. Glenn $50.
West End 2472 "a. casey's 2sss.
~ high game Ted Hamilton 20a.
series Ted Hamilton 4ss.
sth AVE. Rls. woNEN's LEAGUE
SIXTH A,E. ROWLING CENTER
Burpees 1854 %. stutsman's
Drug 1871 3l high game Helen
Ostbers 1855. series Helen ostberg Ala.
Grumblinss 1879 L0l. 9th Ave.
game. Helen Msrtineau IT'S. series
Helen Martineau AS
RAzzLE DAZZLE ENDS
Sunday night closed the Razzle
Dazzle doubles at the Coliseum,
with NJ. Klinkert and B. Deissner
the winners, 1881. The following
couples also won, in position
named: b. Buckley-G. Collins.
1865; o. Seidelman-J. Malesky,
l,295. Observation-Disclosures, l,2ss;
Buckley-G. Collins. 1878; Seidel-
mani. Jensen, 1,26s; J. Gibson
B. Deissner, 1.265; c. C. Crain-L.
Jensen 1853. p. SehaefferM.
Miller. 1855: l.. Wahlers-B. Deiss-
ner. 1881; c. c. Crain-Seidelman.
1.24l: Jensen-Srotor. 1887; d.
Reed-C. Wiksten. 1924; II. Frost
J. Gibson, 1929, and d. Reed-c.
Wiksten. 1928
Eagles Lodge league last night.
at I o'clock opened the second
half Of the league play at the
Coliseum.
Joe Kezele did some fine kegling
and rolled the high three games.
$40. He also had the high single
game. 207. He had the only 200
scored.
Eagles No. 2 team won points
from Merrick h Race and also
were high with 1884. The Eagles
No. quintet team were r. Sell
by. d. Miller. D. Jones. r. Han
son. and D. Rouse.
KAY IT. MERCHANTS LEAGTE
PLAY NOR ALLEYS
Washington Hand Laundry 245s
a.. HIM Florist 250o 30 high
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08
Bellarmine VS..
Seattle Prep
Teams Play Tonight
In Catholic Event

Fired M hy their convincing
victory over Roy Lynx last week,
Reiiarmine Lion. travel u Seattle
tonight 10 meet Seattle Prep
Panthers in the opening game n
the series for Western Washing
ton Catholic prep championship.
starting lineup for Rcllsrmine
tonight will be Mockei and SchiesF
At forwards. Caller At center.
Greiwe and Rask at guards
Reserve teams play at 7 p m.
followed by the varsity game at
$ =. m.
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Lincoln Qunt Risks CrossState League Lead Friday Night
Pin Trundlers
Al Top Form

broadway Ansy bestsrs opened
sesana hsit play Nendsy night
eth = sewing record that prem
lses Many hiFh totals during tho
.eeena SEMESTER - league c.mpe
utlen
Industrial leisuefs sere fifst -
sheet. and nifly Rushls. president
n ths leskue ard isastaff man fer
broadway sport CentsF. vent hams
with the hest scnre ~ ne matches.
q nice tss. win singles q isi. sos
ara 900
broadway Sport Center psnmsn
wefs hot four - the team Feiilns
over sAa. bat the aulnts, dropped
four points 10 Ray Printer. whn
alsa hnsici well over their sea.
sons average.
Following Ru<hie'. sss Ia
tai came . fisek ~ .cars.
thai wsuia make s.wtet- 81
any league happy. ps.a Top.
ping registered sra s.s,e
Nshnhrs seusd up with ssi.
and Nah frle~sE with sfa.
tss r~ssas. tho No. ! man 81
The l~.zae. tailed sss. We
aa..eiia reli~d sas far rsfem
STARE. ard MN Nstnl.t~s nm
i.h.a vita s;i for rsssssa
ra.si
Mae Knight topped tho seorinE
~ the Terminus truadi.fs n lhs
league with a 200 game ard t~i
total Turf Smoke shop iaiIs.
we're OF 10 good start with q
a-polnt win over Wheeler o.kssssi
but tho ssth street Boosters. alsu
a womsn's team. Jared not - ssii
losing four points to nsrt's Mems
Wear. broadway Alleys wan three
from Gas company and Totem
stores rolled 7s22 for the heat
team total for a s.polnt ~in over
Tacoma Towel supply
knights u Columbus bowisrs
aiso started their second hall
schedule last night and Jack Barry
vas tho individual star Of The
matches. rolling $50 for N. best
total. Charley roynb.s checked IL
with 22i In his last game for tho
best single game u thu matches
Other good totals we're Father
Arnoi9 Fox ba1. Charley Toynb.s
$40. George Tioacasleh s3s and
Waiter Schroeder sis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08

A party mixed doubles league 10
nos being formed at IN. HlsHay
alleys. tho sahedui. calling foe
bowling each sunday evening. The
league derives IL MANS from the
plan ~ making each session q
socis bic occasion 10 he ellmassd a.
the end ~ the season by q dlnnsr
In honor Of the prize winners.
Bowling ability does not count
In this league. and couples inter.
ssted In joining are invited 10
leave their names If this desk In
tho Hi-way alleys Play starts
Sunday. aud will be- conducted In
scrordnncs with usual handicap
arrangements
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Meets Wa-Hi
On Abe Floor
Visitors Unbeuten
And Formidable

Nitally interested in the result
81 the Bremerton- Everett clash at
Bremerton Tuesday. Lincoln Abes
and Stadium Tigers were drilling
hard in practice sessions for Cross
State league play this week end.
The Ahe> risk their league
leadership on Friday night
when the unbeatcn Waila
Walls Blue Devils storm into
Tacoma for the first of a two
game Invasion.
That same night Stadium Tigers
30 to Bellingham 10 play the Red
Raiders, who gave Lincoln such
an argument before losing % TO &c
Saturday night the Tigers are
hosts 10 the Blue Devils while
Lincoln hops over to Bremerton
for tussle with the high scoring
Wildcats.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08
Ski Carnival
Dates Listed

Preliminary plans for the an
nusl Tacoma Winter Sports car
nival AT Paradise valley Jan. 1925
were made Monday at meeting
~ the committee At the Tacoma
Chamber Of Commerce
Race feature. "a in former years
will be the mems open slalom
event Tor The Tacoma Times per.
petual trophy, plus handsome
wrist watch. also given by The
Times
Festivities viii begin satur-
day night with n carnival
dance In Paradise Inn and
coronation Of the Winter Car
niyal Queen. who viii be
selected later In the week.
On Sunday, there will be three
rsces-a junior event at 10 30 a.
m. a women's slalom race st Il
O'Clock. with the featured mems
slalom set for 1880
Trophies At stake
Winner Of the womens race
will receive the Rhodes Brothers
perpetual trophy and a bracelet.
also from Rhodes. Junior winner
will earn a leg on the Grimstead
perpetual trophy, plus an sppro-
pirate prize he may keep per-
manently.
Carl Neu. crack University
Of Washington skier. twice
national intercollegiate cham
pion, won The Times trophy
and wrist watch last year,
Nesting the largest and finest
field ever entered In the race.
Defending womans champ ia
Shirley Mcdonald. best Of Ia
comas feminine skiers and ranked
exceedingly high nationally.
Don French OF Portland won the
junior championship last year
Orville Stewart. general chair
man. named his committee chair
men at the meeting Monday. lie
selected ". l. Whitney 10 have
charge Of the prizes. iIowie elf
ford. races: Ed MeaRher. corona
ton. and Gilbert r. Richards 10
assist in assembling the prizes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08
70. ca. .. EAST
THROUGH CALIFORNIA
for net Il extra rail lag0
ON Soulhoyn paellleg

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08

punctuaied "a cover all sx.
tenuating circumstances. the
tradition reads like this:
Champion Of the North.
ern Division viii not lose more
than four games during the
season."
a champion must be clear
" established.
'.Season must consist Of Is
games.
'''Stops al Oskaloosa for rev
enae passengers for points be
yond. whoa Where are We .
Morded Like a Philadelphia
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08
Passing it Along.
With HAROLD SHAW

Oldest and carefully nursed tradition in Northwest
athletic history Professor Namhs peach basket
played in the Northern Division Of the Pacific Coast
Conference
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08
ATLANTIC cry. y. O.

EFF~F II VII y -
snes w Hackney. veteran golf
professional and former Canadian
open champion. died ~ . heart
allmsnt Lass night in . Morris.
tovn. ~ J.. hospital Ne vas ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08
Hitting the Old Head Pin

game b Longer 20 seri.. p Ionsen
sal
Ball Ben Franklin 2sss az. pio-
neer Market 2i14 l1. high game
Kleise al. series Kloise SO
johnson Candy Co 2el2 ~. X ST.
Club 244l 90: high game }. cuirin
2o7, series J, Cuirin 672
4 sons hardware 1858 t3l: high
game A. Loska ie2; series T. Loska
500
Fir Ridge ournsey a72s az. Hans
johnson Department store 2470 10
high game NJ rurnbun ass. series
Johnnys Tavern Ease a.. x sino
Club 225i t0l, high game Kindzier
1875. series Kindlzler 53l
Peterman OF Tacoma 1882 On. Pine
Cafe 2638 80. high game Mahoney
at; series Mahoney 5s7.
nan a EGG LE,GIE
PLAY NOR ALLEYS
Lusier 25e5 90. Wltheridse 2ss5
a.: high game Melboe 243. high
series Melboc $50.
santroek 26ie "a. stemp ASH
series Wilson SIT
80. TACOMA MIRtU,NTs
HI-wN ALLEYS
Airport cigar 25Oa Ia. Gene A.
Bill Shell Service 2B3i IL. hish game
/. Hoffman iss. series l. Hoffman
Electric City 23oa 90. Club Tavern
ASIA -; high game P Broz 7oi
series p Bro2 522
N W Welders Supply 24e2 a.
Ekman Texaco PASS -. hieh game
Vetersneck 202 series W Toporke
$50.
Jensen Fuel 25as a.. Jordan Bread
2356 tol. high game l.. juicy 7io.
series L. juicy 545
W. l.. =. LEAGUE
COLISEUM ALLEYS
Master Mix 1909 90. Commanders
l7os to; high game Bob Lundbere
lbb. high series Bob Lundberg 4b4
Best Made 1903 fOl Kenmore 1881
a.. high game McKenna 2Os. high
series McKenna ses
Cold Spot 1889 a., Cross Country
1873 fo) high game Bill Lundbers
l49; high series Bill Lundbers $40.
LAnIrs rRrr TIMr
COLISEUM ALLEYS
F1os Beauty Shop 1921 ~.
Stadium DYE Works 1927 ~. high
game a Hansen 1879. high series
Forsberg 944
King. Plsc. 1899 a.. Connie.
Beauty Shop 1871 ~. high game
Penowieh ~: high series Penowioh
1872
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08
North End Hoop
Mentors Viciors

AtNtM> North snf eesehss
~ the PUGET Sound conferences ~su
tho annual game ~itn the smith
end coaches ~ II IN 20 seors
herr last night
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08

n you'fe not using n. ssii n with
a rsst Aetlon rlfass Want Al.
Phone Main 3t5i.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08
Rebounds OF the Back board

WIN the TRADITION stand upY
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08
San tsAseisco

See local agent q. o. cHoRMLgY. General Assas
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08

lawyers brief this tradition the span from 1890
the present.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08

on Sunday there will be three
races-a junior event at 1880 a
m, a women's slalom race st Il
O'Clock. with the featured mems
slalom set for 1880
The Phoenix index., 1941-11-08

plished by making UP and down
incisionS at the temples just back
of the hair lines. The flesh is
drawn upward, a tuck taken, the
wound stitched SO delicately that
no scar will result. The operation
can be done SO adroitly that turkey
tracks are smoothed away, iowl
sags disappear. For time the face
may have a mask-like appearance.
As the tissues relax. expression is
normal again.
In the not-so-sood old days,
Wher charlatanS practiced, much
damage was done. But now honest
men have come to beauty's aid. Be
fore that, men of high standing
wouldn't be bothered. They said it
vas Tot a life and death matter,
which of course it wasn't and isn't,
The Phoenix index., 1941-11-08
A Gal Can't Have Her Face
Made Over Again And Again
Like An Old Garment---Ja

flourished. but the medical pro-
fession was right at their heels.
Most of them took in the shingle,
went out of business. Still. one
must be alert, not fall into un-
skillful hands.
Flirting with the idea Of a face
lift as a youth restorer is, the favo-
rite diversion of some women who
have accumulated wrinkles, who
have puffs under the eyes or
pouches under the chin. 1t isn't
fair to leap upon them they're
silly. They dream about a made
over face, new style and every
thing. as some young woman
dream about a heavenly frock they
would like to have, or fur coat.
Complexion crinkles are due to
the dissolution of the soft padding
under the skin. This upholstery
gives the face a smooth contour.
When it evaporates ano loses
tones the flesh falls into folds.
takes on says. Tightening up this
loose skin surface is almost i'm
possible after the conditions has
existed for years, unless the sur
geon's knife is used.
Pouches under the eyes can be
obliterated. Unsightly noses are re-
modelled. Double chin are changed
into single blessedness. Outstand-
ing ears are put in their places.
Such miracles can be accomplish
ed. But the experienced operator
is not easily found and treatment
Is extremely expensive.
1t is not necessarily painful;
local anesthetics are employed.
The surgeon must not only DC
capable and conscientious, but
must have a sense of beauty, know
lot about facial features, Their
relationship to each other. II he Is
going to make a new face he must
be sure before hand that It is 60
ing to be a pleasing one. Inc
patient can't have her face made
over again and again like an olo
garment. The first attempet at re-
modelling must be successful.
The so-called facelift is accom-
The Phoenix index., 1941-11-08
TIM TYLER
Hh UNFINISHED

Rh UNFINISHED
RADIO TIP TO
TIE COAST PATROL
BRINGS TIM AND
SpuD As FAR AS
a COUNTRY
HEALTH FARM IN
SEARCH OF
kRAXNN kLAW a
FOREIGN AGENT
WHOSE MISSION
IS TO DESTROY
VALUABLE
GRAIN CROPS WITH
NORACiOuS INSR Is
DROPPED FROM
GLIDER PLAkES./
-,
The Phoenix index., 1941-11-08
Germans Slowly Cutting Crimea Apart

LONDON-(SNS)-The Germans slowly cutting
the Crmea apart Monday night and appeared to be still drv
ing Sevastopol The Nazi Moscow was
slowed il not completely stalled.
Thousands of Russians and Germans Uttered the fields
after the greatest battles history has known The Russians
claimed to have slightly improved their position at the
northern southern anchors of the Red line by violent
cOunterattackS.
The Phoenix index., 1941-11-08
hazis Reject U. S. Idemnity Demand

Observation-Disclosures - Nazi Germany revealed
Monday night have rejected faty all demands by the
American for payment of ndemntes for the
Uboat of the United States merchantmen
Robin ROor The States Department claimed ndemntes OF
$2,967,092.
The Phoenix index., 1941-11-08
Neutrality Act Revision Viewed By Texan

WASHINGTON-(SNS)- )-Senator COnnally, Democrat
Texas told the senate Monday that revision of the
traty act did not declaration of any than
bad previous foreign policy steps
The Phoenix index., 1941-11-08
BY HELEN JAMESON

There are men of high standing
In the medical fraternity who spe-
cialize in treating facial defects.
They practice only in large cities,
as their clientele is fairly limit
ed. If it is necessary for your hap
pinesS to have your countenance
remodeled, your family physician
will direct you to the right person.
Time was when many quacks
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-28
CRANIuN
eANSvvERS

y f.5IIt =
/. lIins Alfonso q Spain, IN
1891; King Edward vIIl Of Eng
land. In 1855; and King Carol
Of Rumsnia. IN le+o. all abdi-
Gated their thrones.
2. Victor Emanuel III ascend
ed the throne Of Italy In 1900.
g.. King Nadir Shah Of A.
ghanistan, In 1888: md King
Alexander I Of Yugoelavia. In
1894. were both aasassinated.
(. King Haakon VII Of
Norway, Queen WiIhelmina Of
the Netherlands, King Zog Of
Albania, Grand Duchess Char.
lotte Of Luxembourg and En-
peror Halle Selassie Of Ethiopia
lost their thrones because Of m
invasion. The countries Of King
Leopold III Of Belgium and King
Christian x Of Denmark were
also invaded.
5. George ruled 1714-1727;
George II. l727-1760; George
III, 1760-le20: George Nv, 1920
1880; George v, 10l0-1936.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-28

Jans1 v1lsh an6 asbssS q. fitch. Gsesss--
Aeee0Qe-4eo. 11th. Ielt
otsNe e Hliehisan. ths Probate Court for
the County q Ascomb.
A. . ssssisa q sstd Court hold ss Tire
PsooaAe oeelee h TIE City ef ~. Clemens
h ~ County. N The 1oth dsy % jan
vasy 4. y ieel.
pssssae: Men. Joseph v. rromsly.
Ju1os g pseeata
h ~ Matter q tlss Estate a Janst
mn ana NsSest u. Fitch. AinosS -
No. lAooa.
Ns1os q. Fitch. having filed IN sAid
cUust her flnal sccount % Guardian -
Jonee yjteA ed hes annual aeceunt -
ouor1lna q Aebegt n. rileh. Ind her
pstittoa psayiaS aee the aliowsaes tAsfeel.
n = ordsrsd. rhat The I'm dey -
yobguasy a. y. loAl. q two o'eloek h the
aflognoca. q saja probats offiee. b nd
10 hoeoAv appe1nted ipe exsmininO and a.
lowing md seeoumt:
n = yurthee 0v1ege1. Thst puoltc netics
theyeel - given ~ Vublieatiea g copy
Of this order. ~ three sueeseave wssks
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-28
Legal Notices

cuessea u ysAa. As>ssnsy sss llssSsasss
'sN lossnt Clsasns, l1lsh.
NOTICE or lGoRf0A0B SALE
WJUnnA0 Alox 0ronol ana Anna
Druael. ~ wtls. made md exeeutsd .
csgtoln usuglWoo heorine Aaoe The oth Day
% N0vomboe - ~ year o3 cur Lord one
thouaana nine hundred and thirty-nins.
70 The ylsst National Donk n Mount
clsmens. Mlehigan. . Banking corpora
tea q ~ 0erHons. laiehlgln. which Mid
mogtonoe NJ yUeogdo0 h tha of1ice oe The
1egiete1 q Doeds Tor Tho County a Ma
eomb On he IN day Of November. a. ..
le1o IN Libe1 ~ % NortoAoos. on page
10; and WHEREA0 the amount claimed q
10 Due "a oaid mortgaoo . the sum Of Five
Hundred Seventeen and ooflo0 Dollars
tool1.ool. being -Four Hundred 0ixty-two
and f1/1oo Dollars lo>o&13D peinc1pal;
Twelve and q 100 Dollars Wi1el) inter.
ct 70 January -. le4l; Seven and D 100
(e5.eO taxes; and Thirty-five Dollars
(e9e.ool attorney ices. provided Tor snd
stipulated 70 b paid b. the tsrus q said
SnoytlAle b the event of foreclosure; and
WAMk3AS de1oult has been made In the
psymsat 9 the money secured. y sald
IheetqA9e. whsreby The power a ea1 con-
NOW. THENEFoNE, NOTICE y HERE
by GIVEN. that BY Virtue Of the said
power Of sala and In pursuanee a the sta
tute In such cass made and provided. ssid
mortgage win be froeclosed BY the sale
OF the said nnortSaged premises Ut public
auction Or vendue to the highest bidder
at the 0rntiot Avenue entrance 70 the
Macomb County Building In the City Of
Mount Clemens, Macomb County. Michi-
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Gan. !shst being NE plsss Il heaaias N
Circuit Court fUr the County - oGocombSs
q III eth dap 81 Apsil. a D. lesl. q
twelve o'clock noon. Hastsm oesndare
Time.
Ths suid premises ere situased b ths
Township % Clinton. Nnoomb County.
NichiDan. end described . IouoWA ~
Wit; iet numbsfsd el1 q S1psg's Deeed
Acres. . Subdiviston q . poy4 g the :.
Of ths Q. ". v q esctaaa g. 9own 3
North. q Range - Ease, C1intoa Town
ship. Ascomb County, Aeishioaa. $1,000.
Ing g the plat rscerdsd nay s -.
IN lioer Of p1aes, paoa - 0oeoOo
County Nsgistss Of Deeds offiee.
Dated thls s>th day q january. 4. ,.
ieli.
YIRSr NATIONAL nAlue N
Mt. CLEMUe8. MICHIGAN
~ Chariee = WaltsfN Gambler
CLIFFORD 4. JOHN
Attorney for moetoAsee
NJ. Clemens, Michlonn.
JAN. 0-ytA Z. II. 10. -. MAR
Z. II, 10. -. Apr. !. q u: r.
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umpires 10 Gel
a New SET Of Eyes
Electric Bsem viii Coll
Strikes At the Plote

OCHICAGO, Jan. 28.-(R-
The magic eye" designed to
save wear and tear on umpires,
will be used in the national
semi-pro baseball championship
tournament ut Wichita. Kan,
Aug. 1927.
The National Semi-Pro Con-
sress sanctioned use Of the de-
vice today, although emphasix-
ing that this would not eliminate
the necessity Of having q home
plate umpire.
President Ray Dumont ex-
plained that the electric eye
would work only on an upright
beam, determining only wheth-
er the ball crossed home plate.
II . pitched ball does not cross
the beam, 1t cannot be called q
strike. But umpires must rule
whether balls crossing the beam
were too high or too low to be
called strikes. Ef IHy
1T Is not our purpose to elm
mate the UMPIRE" Dumont ex-
planned, "but to aid him IN his
decision. After all, the umpire
b IN integral part of the na-
tionsl pastime."
The congress announced plans
yesterday whereby teams organ
iSed In army training camps
could compete In the state semi
Pro tournaments without district
qualifying tests.
Congress officials estimated
%, 900 semi-pro teams would be
active this summer, Of which
/ 1850 would be drawn from
training camps. =
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-28

10. cid Cpngt; M Y. Z,
n y ov6sssl Ihel sssotem - -
dsesassd ~ voQnoso4 - $780,
offies On g 500 q Siss ~ g ~
a. n lo1l. g nins 9eDeee = ~ oDepngo9.
said time nd pascs eclno hsrse1 $50.
dseoased. So
e b 1urthsr osdsssa. M pubols
notice thessel - givsn ~ publisatea -
. eevy g thh order tes three asesosutte
weeks Lrevtous - said day ofhssrtnS. h
the Daily Moaitog . neWSpapsg printed
and circulated IN Sid County.
JOSEPH v. rR0M1Ly.
judge Of Probate
MARY HARRISON
Register of Probate.
Jan. It-31- 1o-MON.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-28

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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-28

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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-28

The English birthrate was the
lowest on record In 1892. being
only lS.3 per 1000 Of the popula.
ton.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-28
Rodio Vacuum Cleaner
and Washer Repoirs

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and Used Washers. Refrigsrators, Ironers.
Vacuum Cleaners and Radios.
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Phone Mt. c 1870 Open Evenings
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-28

-Washinss and ironing COM
pleted, Sl.5o Bundle warnings complete
TSc. Shirts II done separate. loc each. Mrs
M. ore, % Michigan.
RADlO-vACUUM CLEANER-WASHER
RERVICE
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State Of Michigan. The Probate Court
IL the County Of Mscomh.
Al q session OF said Court, held st the