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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
By CHARLES A. SMITH

Init News service special Correspondent
LONDON, May 22.-T'he SEEM
ing inevitability of a German in
vasion of Portugal is being openly
admitted on all sides in Lisbon
today.
Speculation over the date Of
der tag has become the Portu-
guese capitals favorite indoor
sport.
The general agreement is that ii
can happen al any time but more
probably between June l and Is.
Prime Minister DR.. Oliveira Sa-
lazar's exhortation Of Portugal TO
resist an attack from whatever
direction il may come is being
given the horse laugh by informed
diplomats.
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e'ORSETS

f2t GlRDLES, step-ins and
pantie STYLES in cotton
lace-lasteX and rayon...
.........$135 10 S4.95
90 ARTIST MODEL BRAS.
SiERES in cotton and
ravon S285 10 $685.
49 CORSETTES in a selec-
tion OF styles In cotton
lastex and rayOn .......
......... S2.95 10 S4.95
81 BANDEAUx in cotton.
rayon and silk 95c-Si.65
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q
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the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Red Raspberry S!ierbet Is n
Feature of Cooking School

Friday AZ o. ~. Marion Berry home economist for Gen.
era Electric Supply Corporation, will demonstrate The
making OF Ham ard Noodle Casserole and Pop-Overs.
HOME ADVISORY suRIAu-rEsrH FLooR-FARaER-stcros
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Port able Electric
Cabinet Electric

r z 4%srsEN,0'<sfS, - >tsissst, r.
lilCS .......,....... 5000
: NATIONALS. cabinet 1lec-
tries. desk styles $50 o5
rIsrs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22

HVl NJ" AhES
% SHOWER CURTAINS,
each. $3.50 10 S469
81 BATH RUGS, EACH.
..............St.e5 10 $4.o5
4s BREAD BOXES and can
lister sets. each sec 10 1898
27 BOWLS; pottery, each
.................. &c 10 6ec.
81 pieces ENAMElWARE,
sauce pans, percolators.
roasters, each &c 10 $3.50
az cans PAINT, miscellane-
Gus assortment, each.
............... zoe TO $2.2o
65 bundles WALLPAPER.
each...g....... ace TO S2.98
10 ELECT TRIO DOOR
CHIMES, each. zee 10 1895
8 sTEAm.eLEcTRIc IRONS,
each .................. 1929
SO pieces TABLEWARE.
chromium-finished. each.
...............tec 10 S2e9
10 ELECTRIC IRONS, each
.............. sass 10 $685.
9 ELECTRIC ROASTERs,
each $3.50 10 S10.e5
3 ELECTRIC MIXERS. each
1895
% IRONING TABLES, each
........... gee 10 $3.50
"a CURTAIN sTReTcHERs,
each. ...... 65c 10 $500
81 pieces UNpAlNTEO FUR
NlTURE, each see 10 S4e5
IS METAL CABINETS. each
...........s3.ee 10 Si1.e5
26o REMNANTS Of OIL
CLOTH, each....,1oc 10 ACC
1913 pieces KITCHEN PAPER,
each ............ Toe 10 soc
81 CHAIR PADS and cush-
ions. each -. -te-S9e-
So STOVE PADS. each.
...... Zoe 10 S1.f0
100 pieces HARDWARE, each
................10c 10 81 %
q BOWLS and SERVING
TRAYS, polished wood. each
....... soc 10 S725
$500. xnaa or u.pnuAura
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High School
Shop

oS 'SPHING COh IN
varied group OF pastel
monotone weaves. navy
'em blem' REFERS: wool
and rayon. s1oe5, $685.
TEENS SPRING SUITS
in a selection OF fitted
styles; woodland -rayon
S10.e5
q ORES sES in rayon
crepe: in d o d are
prints. pastel tailoreds
and dressy styles. 1919
10 FORMAlS in variety
suitable for Summer par
ties. Rayon taffeta. rayon
net $50 and $3.50
IS DRESSES in favorite
Spring STYLES Of the
classic shirtwaist type
for casual wear; ALSO
dressy frocks with short
or three-quarter sleeves
wool-and-rayon' .tysa3se@
1873 TEENS HATS in a wide
assortment OF felts.
straws and fabric novel
ties ....i.y. iSc ana age
50 SWEATERS in teens
favorite pull-on and car
digan styles; pastels and
bright colors; wooland-
rayon ............ Sl.lS
165 BlOUSES in group of
sports types " cotton
rayon crepe, woodland
rayon. corduroy ........
........ acc and S1.t9
FoURTH-6RANo INTERSECTION y
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PICTURES

So PICTURES, including
black and white engrav-
ings and etchings; fine
mezzotint engravings; and
framed reproductions and
prints; a variety OF sizes
and subjects, each. ..
............ 25c 10 S49.50
I ORIGINAL OIL PAINT
ING ........-.. lOO
1 ORIGINAL OIL PAINT
ING ........,... loV
.IleHTH FIooR-woopwA
SECTION &
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RIBBONS

Three Trays OF RI bon
Remnants AT various prices.
RiBsoss-FIRsr FLooR-FARnER
SECTION c
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NECKWEAR

1873 pieces COLLARS in a
group NJ Peter Pan. re-
yer. high and low V.neck.
lines; organizes. piques
and rayon bengalines-,.
...............2 oc 10 81
81 JACKETS in Summery
selection OF short sfeeved
toppers in pique and
rayon crepe 81 TO S3.o5
t76 ScARFS in group OF
assorted STYLES and col
ors. Including pique In
ascot-types, dressy rayon
faille and rayon taffeta
ice 10 81
FLOWERS for dresses or TO
wear on coat lapels 80.
....-............5c 10 29c
REMNANTS of RUCHlNG
greatly reduced.
FIRsT-GRAsD INTERSECTION A
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Misses Women S
DRESSES

10 DRESSES. one-piece and
jackete rayon Crepes in print
and plain fabrics, dark and
medium colors ...........S SIS
p DRESSES. rayon prints
and rayon plain crepes in
eHe-Rieee styles for after.
noon .............. eS'So
For Women:
SO DRESSES, dark semi
sheers and prints; some with
jackets; some in sizes 4i 10
- ..,.-.. 49, 80 -
DRESSES raXon prints
and rayon plain crepes in
one-piece styles. Mostly dark
$500. 0S'SS
SIXTH FIOoR-FARMER-s c
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LINGERIE

348 SKIRTS AND SLIPS in
rayon taffeta, prints and
plain colors 49,. s5e.s3.35
293 tAce-TRtMMED SLIPS
in rayon and silk satins;
broken sizes .Sf95.S3.35
1872 BETTER COW Ms in
lacy or tailored styles,
including long and short
sleeves: some Yolandes.
Silks and rayOns. ....
S2.35 TO sto.95
1873 BETTER PYJAMAs in
tailored styles. printed
and pastel rayons and
silks ....sf.e5 10 s1o.e5
346 pieces OF BETTER LIN.
GeRlE. including gowns.
ense m b o 8. Sins. py-
iamas. and panties in
lacy or tailored styles.
Rayons and silks in.
Guided 49,. s2.35 N $685.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Z
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09

late, all very hungry.
That is the difficulty for the
mothers and wives-to give
them solid and tasty food; for
the rationing. though necessary.
is often exasperating, even If
there is really plenty of actual
food. No tomatoes. no eggs. no
onions for weeks, and OIL SO
little butter or jam. seldom
cheese, and never cream Cthe
women's figures are all improv-
ing).
However. everyone takes It as
a boring necessity. THAT there
Hitler's got to be done in some
how, and IL IL can help our not
having things. why, we can go
without" is the general tone.
There is complete calm and q
certainty Of victory.
Some say: 1.-THE war will be
over much sooner than we
thought" others. Its going to
be long war. well just have to
stick IL, but that'll make 1t nicer
when peace comes"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09

dens, planted by one OF our
18th Century prime ministers. 1t
has acres of glorious, rare
azaleas, surrounding a lake.
which our Queens OF England
for the last hundred and fifty
years have loved to come to and
stroll. and admire the exquisite
coloring.
The gardens are equally beau
tiful. and in other days l have
been in ecstasies over the ar
rangements Of the glorious
flowers.
Now they are all replaced by
cabbages and carrots. lettuce
and beans The huge stately
house is a barrack for the -
Regiment. There are miles of
drives on the grounds. all
eventually terminating In the
picturesque entrance lodges.
One old gardener. the last OF
a company which kept the drives
swept. came in here to tidy the
Wears little border OF hay. He
lamentec to me: "Ive been
sweeping them drives for forty
years come next Christmas-me
father and grandfather before
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09

that used TO be lived in them
can never come again, because
the income tax and war SUBJ
scriptions have robbed the own
ers of the means of maintaining
them. even If those perfect SER
wants who used to make them
run so smoothly could ever be
collected again.
What will take the place of all
this? That will be interesting
to watch for those who live long
enough and have sense enough
to go with the times and not
repine.
am staying in a vicarage
where l have taken some rooms,
amidst the loveliest vistas of
quiet. rich. undulating land In
England, where one can lie In a
charming garden all day long
and read and dream. And though
single aeroplanes roar across the
sky now and then. one has
grown used to them and they
are hardly noticed: they very
rarely come at night.
There is a big mouse near
which before the war was in
ternationally famous for its gar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
NO ANXIETY

No one is anxious or disturbed
and l have not heard one de-
spondent or doubling expression.
/ was told In London last week
that among the half-doped,
rotten, fortunately very small
section of the lower intelligentsia
you may hear a defeatist remark
now and then, quenched by a
kick in the pants from more
robust listeners.
But they have no Influence
outside their own clique.
Perhaps this Summer is more
beautiful than usual. because
every corner of the country is
cultivated. Luxuriant vegetables
grow in allotments on ground
you see from the train that once
was derelict. Then. the weather
has been delicious. really warm.
The cuckoo called we'll into
June. and the nightingale was
heard in many places.
The two-hour extension OF
daylight has given a hundred
per cent Of JOY to the entire
population. and what a storing
up of health for the WinterI
There is something so satisfy
ing and reposeful in the forever
oldness of Britainl The old
types Of John Bull in the viii
lagos, the old trees and hedges.
the old cottages: the old great
houses. amidst vast parks. with
grazing deer (of which only
breeding stocks are left).
These last homes have seen by
far the greatest changes since
the war. Nearly all of them are
now filled with refugees and
evacuees, or have become hos
pitfalls. or are reouiSitioned for
the military
Alssl Ifear that gracious life
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09

me, they made their forties too.
Eth, but IL was a shame that
thar Hitler comm and disturbin'
us with his dirty war. I'm afraid
I'll be too old 10 make up me
forty years after it's over the
Is now 7O) but I'll have q good
try. The drives are in a shocking
state with these soldiers and
them lOrries a-usin' Of them all
the time"
The dear old pet looked on
all these unSeemly ravishings as
merely transitory. England and
his beloved drives" would 60 on
forever
Who could feel downhearted
in such company His counter
parts can be found all over
rural EngIar'd--ood bless themI
I'VE had a quiet time since
you have been gone. Madam
the head-porter at my blocks Of
flats I'm Mayfair said. when 4
saw him last week. -You'u b
back In TIM for the next biifs
7 SUPPOSE"
II suppose So" said. e.
gaily as I could.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09

I have been in the country all
the Summer, with only oc-
casional days in London. having
a delightful lest after blast
shock from the awful night of
the tenth-eleventh OF May,
when we were nearly burnt and
shaken to pieces.
SO the country has impressed
me more than ever with its
serene. peaceful beauty, for ex-
cept for camouflaged lorries
here and there. and young
soldiers peering from them, you
would hardly believe there was
a stark war on.
1t is only in London. and some
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09

lIle lull-LlhL Is u
very ominous word,
"Iull." Well, We are
all prepared for any
thing, but mean
while, there Is al
most a spirit OF
holiday about.
The changes in
the overn m e n t
have taken away
even the interest In
filling at the Min
istry Of Informationl
Perfect miracles are
expected from the
new Minister, Mr..
Bre N dan Bracken;
let us hope they will
all materialize. He
has bright red hair.
and / know from
seventy years expert
ence that that means
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09

other battered towns
like Coventry. that
you can see any
traces Of destruc-
zion. ! believe that
Hitler might go on
crashing his bombs
nightly for ten years
before the wounds
would show in the
green countryside.
The country people
too are just as stolid
and unchanged as
ever. Nearly all the
young girls have left
home for the services
or m u milton fac
tories. The young
men not in uniform
are working at NUM-
tons too. in fac
tories some miles
off and come home
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09
British Countryside
UnScathed By War
By ELINOR GLYN

Things fastl What write today may be quite
of date when it reaches America And since the u in
the bombing there is nothing very exciting to tell you.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-07
~ fAWN- kMoWs kIIcAEN

Newberry, Mich, Mar. 7-UP -
Mrs. Blaine Brannon. wife OF the
manager Of the CUISINE state game
area, doesn't mind when her pet
fawn comes tralpsing into her kit
chen 70 plead for stray carrot
but she never allows the animal In
her living room because II eats all
her potted plants.
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TEN PUBLIC JOBS HELD

Middlebury VI Mar Up
Bes dos serving a. assistant judge
OF the Addison County Cosrt.
George Chaffee has been q town
representative, county senator.
selectmsn, town school director.
road commissioner police chief,
county game warden. federal game
warden and justice OF the peace.
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THIEVES AT HOG sUTcHERlNo

Peabody, Mass. Mar. - Up
After David Levesque butehered
q s50-pound pig, thieves entered his
cold storage shed and stole all the
meat except the head and feet.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-07
ORDER APPOINTING TIME Yon
HBARIH0 CLAIMS

STATE oF ,urWGAN. Tic Pro-
hafe 'DHft TT tfe r77Ht- ~ V ~
t-ne 'i.-.-
~ session of sad Court held
az tie ProDnte office tu fle City of
tuu ArDog. .u. SUD- County. Dr
the Ord day OF March A. y. 1850.
Present, honorable JAY g.. Pray,
Judge % Probate.
In tic Matter ~ tic Estate OF
Charles T. Horn Deceased
IT appearing 20 tuF Court That t.o
time for ore .cutafteu OF claims
against raid e-fste should hr limit
ed, and mat tirre and piae4-ae-a,.
pointed to receive fKamirr and adj
lust all claims and demands against
said deceased BY aH1 hefore -Ht'f
II - Orderss That creditors ~
said deceas n are rCgulfed 20 pre-
sent their claims % said court ar
said Probate office ON or before The
26th day Of Nav a -. 1891. ~ ten
o'clock IN the forenoon. said time
and place being hereby appointed
for the exam nation and adjustment
~ an claims aud demands against
SAID deceased.
II Il Further Ordered. That pub
lic notice thereof be- given b. publt-
ra'fon Of cory Of this order for
three successive weeks previous 90
said day Of hearing In the Ypsi-
lanti DAILY Pres. NEWSPAPER
printed and circulated IN said Coun-
JAY G. PRAY. Judge Of Pro.
bate
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-07
RBoIsrRATIoN NOTICE
for
Biennial spring Election

To TIE justified Electors OF Aug
uFta Twn. Notice Is hereby given
that 7 will be at my residence Tuss-
day. March IS, 1871 and Saturday.
March. -. ieti--Last Day for this
ana registering such OF the Electors
not already registered as saail apply
therefore.
Roland c. Lamkin. Clerk
Adv. g-gila
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Merchandise
Household Furnishings

Low PRlCES-on Gold Seal Rugs
and yard goods East Side Furni-
ture. 326 r. Michigan. Pm. 1879.
GAS STOVE side oven. very good
condition. Plano, upright. kitchen
sink. 74O Lowell
7 PC. DINING SUITE double deck
student bed. mattresses. etc. 2l5
y. Hamilton. Pm. 26S
FOR SALE Furniture. electric
refrigerator. bed, complete side
board. yictrola. SIS records. mantle
clock. Mans dark suit. 3S size. old
Steiner violin. guitar. 10 w. Cross
Farm Produces. Equipment
FOR SALE ~ Carrots. eating or
feeding. IS q ton or 80 cents a
bushel Walter ZwmakaA AZ
GlenWoad NpsiIautI
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Employment
Help Wanted-Mals

TWO CAR WASHERS wanted.
Write Box E-5S. care Daily Press.
State experience and give refer
enceS.
3 YOUNG MEN 1870 at once for
steady work. Capable drivers pre-
ferred. Salary $50 a month TO
start Personal interview. See MIR.
Gibbons. SO p. m. Huron Hotel.
Help Wanteu-Fsmale
GENERAL HOUSEWORK no
washing. steadv work. Middle aged
preferred. is4si Ecorse Rd.. Pi.
7l0lf:l.
GIRL WANTED
GOOD opportunity FOR young lady
interested In photography. State
age. experience, salary desired.
Write Box E.54, care Daily Press.
CALL OUR ADTAKER at 40 for
Classified Advertising service.
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For Sale Real Estate


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and hath sacI. offers a good home
ana Income at very reasonable
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o. The Income would s0on paY for
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for every member OF your family.
iO5 W. Michigan. Phone l33S-M.
Musical Equipment
SPINET PIANO-iust like new. very
reasonable. 4Oe +. Michigan. Phone
SIS.
MUStC-EVery thing In instruments.
sheet music, etc. Cartys, gQf
Pearl.
EXCEPTIONAL Ia octave piano.
console size. budget terms under
S200. Grlnnell Bros. 10 vs.. Mich.
SAND and Gravel
PEA PEBBLES FOR DRlVEWAYs
klLLtNS GRAVEL COMPANY
Tel Hpsi il0ll ono toll CHARGE
CINDERS-GRAVEi
SAND pebbles, rocks. manure
black dirt, general trucking. Call
Julius HshR, 7itaFii
Merchants Specials
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Employment
Help wantea-Male

YOUNG MEN WANTED Rapid eX-
pansion Of the worlds largest tree
scrvicinE organization Is creating
openings for men between IS and
26 years OF age Must be single
and free TO travel. Only clean-cut
Americans in good physical con-
dition with a reasonable practical
education are wanted. References
as TO character required. Write
for employees application blank
TO Davey Tree Expert Company.
.5l5 City Bank Building Kent OHIO
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STATE or MICHIGAN, The Pro-
teudw.
At session OF said Court, held AZ
the Probate office IN the cry Of
Ann ArbOl IN the said County. Oh
the 9Th day of March a. -. 1871.
Present, Honorable Jay q. Pray,
Judge Of Probate.
In tho Matter Of the Estate Of
Dorothy Armstrong also known as
Dorothy X. Armstrong deceased
IL appearing 70 TIE Court that tie
time for presentation Of claims
against said estate. Should be limit
ed, and that q time and place be APP
pointed to receive. examine aud adj
Just all claims and demands against
said deceased by and before sad
Court:
1t is Ordered. That creditors ot
said deceased are required % pre-
sent their claims % .ald Court a.
said Probate office on or before tie
22nd day Of May a. H. 1851. at
ten O'Clock 10 tire forenoon. said time
and place being hereby appointed
for the examination and adjustments
Of an claims and demands against
said deceased
l. Is Further Ordered. That pub
lic notice thereof De given by publ
cation Of copy - tll4 order for
three fIcrc itc wraks previous 60
ssid day Of hearing. boo the Yrslnu
Daily Press te"-aapsr printed
sud circulated Iu s4id Count
JAY 81 PRAY. Judge Of Pro-
"a. ast
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-07

NtAlNh -JisN ilfls hhT ihhA". Loo
rain oven heat rOptrul and pruiler
80. Better Homes Appliance shops
- y. Washlngtou.
BICYCLES New and used Assert
ment OF used auto tires Thorns
Tire. 800 T.. Mich Pm $50
RESI- RlcACE -- your floors At =
cost Rent our sander. You can 10
Il yourself Mourmau'A Prone a..
1920 1850 $50
Ollo Nv. pocahoutas
We have the lowest price on coal
LEEVER a LEVER. S39 Am ST.
WATKINS Ord.r two products
Get another for only 81. i0s =.
Cross. IN 3ii.W.
BEST WASHER deal in town. \
real savings sale. Nothing hsid
back, New washers. floof sample.
repossessed and used. 81 90
delivers Act TODAY. Grinnell Bros.
2lo w. Michigan
Business and office equipment
TYPEWRITERs- ali makes. sold.
rented repaired. o. -. Morrill,, az
s. state st. Ann Arbor. Phone ssl6.
Miscellaneous
USED PHONOGRAPu - records
Your choice iic each. Family
Radio Shoppe. 100 W. Michigan.
AbtNsN GAAoi- tltN r. trumpet
pony harness, 9Xl2 liuoleum rugs
S395. YounRs. 80 +. Cross ST
DON'T PAY a BONUS For build
ing. See Lever. $40 Ann ST.
MEN. WOMEN! WANT VlMr =
StimulantA In Ostrex Tonic Tab
let's pep UP bodies lacking Nitamin
Bl. Iron Calcium, Phosphorus.
Special Introductory 35c size today
v IL IA
and all other good drug stores,
q SQUARES asphalt roofing
shingles. ! door frame and small
double window frame. 1910 +. Cross
Sporting Goods
WE INVITE YOU to come in and
examine our line OF Rollfast Roll
Ter Skates. Wier Bros. 5. wash.
Wanted To Buy
WANTED-good Clean used furni-
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Penniman Ave. Plymouth. Harry
80 Robinson. auctioneer.
Real Estate Brokers
REAL EsTATE-Genera Insurance.
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Phone 664.
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Houses
NEW modern four room house,
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Apartments
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THREE ROOMS - furnished. eiec.
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stoker heat. Adults, e03 Maple.
FURNISHED living room. bed
room. ktchenette and bath. cleo
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.. and 4 room furnished or unfur-
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TWO room Furnished apartment
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TWO ROOM - apartment. nicely |
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Also bedroom. II y, Normal
Rooms
DOUBLE ROOM for girls or men.
3i2lA Perrin, Phi. 1871
Room and Board
THREE SINGLE rooms for work
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Lincoln.
room also board n desired for
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WANTED-2 men employed 70 room
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single beds io3', W Men
For Sale Real Estate
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Our Dollar BY Shopping From The Daily Cassifeds
Announcements
Lost and Found

LosT-black leather case with gold
navy insignia. Contains valuable
papers. Reward. Pm. 7l6S-F2l.
LOST Scottie, all black male.
"Jeff'. Children's pet. Reward.
225 y. Prospect. Phi. l53-W.
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USED PHoNoGRAPu - records
Your choice i5c each Family
Radio Shoppe. lOt W. Michigan.
CONN sAXOPHONE G. -- Trumpet.
pony harness. 9x12 liuoleum rugs
1895, YounRs. 80 +. Cross st
DON'T PAY a BONUS For build
ing. See Lever. s3s Ann ST.
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Phone 42O
WEBB COAL co.

CLARK Ea- range io-
rain oven heat rontroi aud bruiler
80. Better Homes Appliance shop
- ~ Washington
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Merchandise
Wearing AppareI
Musical equipment

ALL KINDS Or-wArm clothing
for every member OF your family
iO5 W. Michigan. Phone l33S-M.
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Room and Board

THREE SINGLE,- rooms for work
ing. men. Board n desired ee2
Lincoln.
room also board ~ desired for
working man. upstairs 2l7 y.
summit
VANTED-2 men employed 70 room
and board Large front room.
single beds i135 W. Mich
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Live Stock and Poultry
For saIe-Livesioek. Poultry
For Sale or EXC snge

GOOD producing sOWs. q. l. g..
Registered Boar. All cholera ma
'mune. Also young shoats. 40los
Warren Road. Wayne county.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-07

RESTRlcACE -- your floors At =
cost Uent our sander. You can 10
Il yourself. Moorman's. Prone a..