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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Alfred signer, So: Edith Silver. 81
Clean A. Mellow. 30 Margaret NJ. sackett
%
Henry Lfey. IS: Bessie Taylor. 80
IClhord Afford. al Sue Nelson. %
John Sebastian. "a; Dorothy Whitton. 10
Solomon Arsenisn, 4e; Rose Basmajian
Sloan B. ,witherspoon. 80; Lutte P. Grand
Thomas L. Montcslm, rs; Beatrice L. Tay.
| Tor, 26.
Robert J. Dawson Is; Sarah N. Yates. ~
William l. Ford. rs; Mary A. szabelan'
| cIyk. 81.
John Dzbanskl Jr.. ~; Lydia e. wIdzgow
Murray l. Ford. 81; Frances Puntney. IL
John Pawiowsk IS: Stella Gatny. 26
William T. MeFarlsne, 20; Mary A. Ciotti
Theodore Prosyk. 20; Violet A. Berkych. 1s
Gordon L. Hull rs Harriet Nielsen. 81
Warren W Smith 30: Milicent Griffith 81
Richard c. Eichberger, %; Mary Palarmo
Donald H, ufnnser. 81; Margaret NJ. Mar.
Herman A. Rudskl. al; Wanda NJ Wis.
| niewski. 20.
Louis schaldenbrand. %: Grace Rattl. %
Brown w. Ford. 81 Juanita G. Wells. II.
Aaron L. shsifman, IS; Eva wsinsr So
Kenneth =. Fielden. rs; Aida g. Wiser,
waiter c. Marsh. 81; Mary NJ. Schultz. a.
lfAul felneTs W. Helen Meinrlb. "a
Samuel l.. Exlsr. a. Mae Sutclifs IS
Harold w. Graham, t3; Esther NJ. Morris
4 30
Norman c. Hesdrick. 20; Betty Jane Hess
! 20
Joseph A. link. a. Lois LavoIe. 20
willard Briggs. %; Helen Doering. %.
Samuel Weiner, az; Ethel Emmer. %
ICarvel r. Fenske, az Amelia Warstter. %
Leo stanish. "a; Mary A. Niesluehowski
| %.
Robert L. Julien. %; Dolores Young. ~
Merrill r. Vaughn, as Frances sochko. 20
Walter Mikulski, rs; Virginia wojcieohow'
Earl l. slower. ~; Haidie A. Enss. 70.
John s. Shelter. "a; Margaret J. Reicha
| is.
Marcel vanHoucKe. ~. CRAZE Wore. zt
IC. A. II. Thom Jr., al: LoueIla Farley, a.
Leo 3, Fundaro, IS: Katherine Case, 20.
Frank @. Wood, % Leora Mclean, IS
William r. Adams, 81: Mary Adams. 90
Louis LaFave. al. Marie l.. Oldani. 2s
Edward c. Bucholz. ~; Helen Jane Poynor.
! "a
Christopher Gov. a.: Viola L. woodward.
/ 81.
saul F. Efrusy. 81; Sylvia Richwerger. IS.
Thomas d. Richards. a.. Alma d. Perry.
Eue,n. Edward Kins. as; Lorna NJ. Bell,
"a
vincent II. wssstbs. AZ; Viola L. o'Brysn.
4 30
Paul n Christensen. a.; France, z. san
horn. p.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-21
Free in Pedestrians Death

:. Charged with negligent homicide
in the death of a pedestrian. David
Rhodes, %, of 938 Mack avenue
was acquitted today by a jury in
Judge George T. Murphy's court.
Rhodes was tried in the death Of
Max Brown, so. of POPS Taylor
avenue. one of two pedestrians he
Us alleged TO have struck at
Twelfth street and Gladstone ave-
que, and fatally injured
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-21
IA. 6. VanderbiIts
May Get Divorce

LOS ANGELES, May Fl (UP),
Mrs. Manuela Hudson Wander
|hilt has established residence in
gnito near Las Vegas, New,
preparatory to starting suit for
divorce from Alfred Gwynne Van
derbilt. millionaire turfman, the
Los Angeles Examiner said today.
The report could not be con-
frmed at once. The paper said
Mrs. Vanderbilt was stopping at
the exclusive Hidden Wells ranch
near Las Vegas. registered under
IAN assumed name. The ranch can
not be reached by telephone.
Mrs. Vanderbilt is the former
Maunela Hudson. daughter of Will
piam G.. Hudson. prominent Mont
'erey, Cal. attorney.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-21
DIVORCES

Homer Conkle from ZettA.
Helen Lohrs from William G.
Frank Mason from Alice.
Mary Thompson from Harold.
Ruth G. Laubengayer from Walters G.
Elizabeth Dumbaugh from Lowrie.
Amanda MCGOWAN from Harold
Navfel Habeeb from Mary q.
Georgia Mitchell from Robert
james nverioH from MAY Belle.
Ruth Vaughn from Albert
Kenneth Boiler from Ruth
lola Loding from Marvin.
Dorothea Reynolds from Michael.
Rose Niziol from stanley
Florence Lipstan from Harvey.
Frank Scurto from Polly.
Frances Stanley from Harold.
Viola Weinstein from Max.
Peggy Smith from Julius.
Evelyn Tomas from John.
Gretchen Ferneli from Alber,
Roosevelt Christman from Mary Lou
Retha Glover from John
Harry coveii from Mons.
Pesri fyevev from Harry
Marie Font from Anthony.
Ethel Williams from Sam.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-21

Ten children. 25 grandchildren
and four great grandchildren
shared in the celebration of the
golden wedding anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs. William De Meyer at a
dinner in their home in 6045 Philip
avenue.
Two other grandchildren are
with United States armed forces,
Mr.. and Mrs. De Meyer were
married May l9. 1892, in SIS. Peter
and Paul Cathedral.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-21

From Mae Murray stepped out of the wings of the
New Amsterdam Theaer New York, to dance with Vernon
Castle her became household word Then came Holly
wood and the unforgeabe Merry Widow In her memoirs
starting this Sunday in The American Weekly with the Sun
day Times she presents in her OWN words the tenn
pestuos story of her life She tells of and events that
launched her career leading from Broadway to Holly
wood -. bench in New York's Central Park
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-21
ALVIN YORK tells WHY
He's Ready to Fight Agoin

Major he former famous Sergeant York; World War Is
prominent conscientious obeco who became its greatest
hero tells the present and WHY
he to battle for Uncle Sam.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-21
LINCOLN FIELDS
Track gOod

First Race-Rangle. Magaloy.
Second Race--Cideam. Count Traumer,
Liberty B.. Heart Breaker. Mighty Lucky.
Dieselshot
Third Race-Bachelor Fred Sidonia.
Bliss III. Fiowery Patch. Dodge City.
Great Wall
Eighth Race-Colonei Joe, Jimmie
Tom. Miss Bonnie, Fly Me. Peacharino.
Flighty Marie.
Ninth Rae. 1substituts) Declared OF.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-21
Scratches
SUFFOLK DOWNS

SUFFOLK DOWNS
Track. good
First Race-Flying Junior, Moonmiss
BuzZis Jr.
Second Race-Fay Mate
Third Race--Shaheen, Lovely Dawn.
Red Pepper. Zacharias
Sixth Race -Valdna Valet.
Seventh Race-Show Moon. Richestan
Gigi.
BELMONT PARK
Track. fast.
First Race-Jacquita.
Second Race-W. II Kelly Louisville
II. Ute, Saxon Paul, Anytime Stms,one
Third Race-Rosy Dollar, Retinue Al
phabow. Glyndon Town. Question Man.
Maechic.
Fourth Race-Dairy Lady.
Fifth Race-Sea Fever
Eighth RAce-Count Maurice Steady
on. Ring Star. Pistol Pete, Delay. One
Shen,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-21

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-21

BLACK LEATHER BAG with music. sum
day please return. Reward. Town
send 5s96o.
BLACK. WHITE long haired female part
spitz. Reward. Pingree l7i2, before
II p. m.
BROWN coin purse lost last week, Post
office; containing $50. Reward. Ivan
hoe 1899.
LOST - Brown wallet. money. important
/ papers Vicinity cIarks' Park Bangor;
please return, reward. Cadillac 74I2.
lLosT-English Pointer, 1 year: liver, white
and licked: answers 10 name "Ginger"
Return 10 Walter Adamski, 1927 Yemsns.
Hamtramck. Reward.
RED Cocker Spaniel. male; name Duke;
children's pet; reward. Tuxedo 2-3els.
WALLET-Lost, containing government
| Identification card and cash; reward.
siiverburgh Hotel savarine. Lenox $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-21
Love Triangle
Blasted by
Is Sticks Of
Dynamite

Two women in his life
proved too much of a prob
lem for a married man, so
he placed a home made
bomb under his wife's bed
room and then awaited re-
suits in a nearby tavern.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-21

20, 1912, Beatrice OF 154
North Morrell street. beloved wife OF
Fred and mother OF Gus, May Marie, Dick.
William and Lillian. Services ! O'Clock
Friday afternoon At X. G. a. @. r. Harris
funeral home, 1881 Cas-. Interment Bay
lCfty. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-21
Deatt RotlceS

HOOKS-May 20, James. OF 3405 Ellery,
husband OF the late Minnie Krause Hooks
brother Of Mrs. Margaret Toomey. Mrs.
Clara Krsuser and William Hooks. Funeral
service Saturday, 2 p. m, at A. II. Peters
Funeral home. 12057 Gratiot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-03
Dutch Treat
You May Eat Plenty
for a Price-in Holland

LONDON, Nov. 3 GNS).--
Rationing or no rationing, YOU still
can be a gourmet in Nazi-occupied
Holland-if you have plenty OF
hard cash and a little inside
knowledge, Aneta, the Neither
lands News Agency, reported to-
day.
II you know the ropes-and the
right officials YOU can get a
really good meal for only Sl04 ex-
elusive of tips
A nice tender chicken or duck
will set you back exactly $3.50
an order OF spinach and poacheo
egg Is worth Just S2f3; those who
have their lobster may do so, al
SI790 each.
Wine prices range from SlO.S
TO $3.50 a bottle. Aneta said.
MeatleSS days, the agency added
are ignored by many restaurants
except for the added stress they
place on forbidden dishes in then
whispered menus.
The best customers OF the black
food market? You guessed it
German army officers and mem
bers of the Dutch NaZi party.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-03
Fighting Mans Friend:

Mrs. J. T. S.: Q-I was mar
ried June 25. 1912. and my hus-
band supports his mother. How
will my husband be classed? II he
goes 10 the army will both his
mother and 1 be entitled 10 the
allotment and how much will we
receive? How could he find out
when ne will be called? He is AZ
Ar your husband has not
received his classification from
his draft board, he should call
regarding this, and, at the same
time. ask them how soon his
number n due To come up. The
wife Of "A serviceman IL a Class
A dependent and would be en-
titled to $50 a month, S28 from
the government and S22 from
her husbands pay. His mother
Is a Class Il dependent and
would be entitled To SIS from
the government and s. from her
sons pay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-03
Two From Michigan
Interned by Japs

Two Michigan residents and the
father and mother of a Univer-
Sity Of Michigan coed are among
1877 American civilians interned
by the Japs in Santo Tomas Uni
versity-in Manila. il was an
nounced today by the war depart
ment.
They are George r. Law OF
Menominee. Forrest Wright OF
Battle Creek and Mr. and Mrs,
Kenneth B. Day. whose daughter,
Agnes, is a sophomore at the Uni
verSity of Michigan. The Days
have lived in the Philippines for
q years. Day was general man
ager of a refining company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-03
Fighting Mans Friend:
Army Allotment Goes
To Wife and Mother

H. NJ: Q-I was in Class ,
and two months ago received re-
classification papers. To date |
have heard nothing from my draft
board. ! am wondering If / am
still i'm the same class or whether
they have reclassified me, without
notifying me
A-YOu should call your draft
board and ask them about your
classification. II may he that the
notification of reclassifiCatiOn
was lost In the mails. You can
obtain your draft board number
by calling selective service head
quarters, Randolph 698l.
Lynn: q A friend Of mine is
in the navy. Ills last address was
the fleet post office in New York.
He expected TO be shipped across
and mentioned 10 me that his mail
would stay ip New York. / have
written TO him several times but
have had no answer. It's been two
months since / heard from him.
To whom should ! write 10 find
out his new address?
A-YOu should keep on writ
Ing 10 him. care of the fleet post
office. New York, even though
YOU don't hear from him. His
mail il sent 10 him, wherever he
IL, and you will undoubtedly
hear from him just rs soon as
he arrives at his destination and
Is In "A position To send you his
new address.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-03

President had spent an evening
with Queen Mother Mary.
The mother of King George vi
gave 10 Mrs. Rooseve two
action" pictures of herself in
which the queen mother is seen
saving wood and operating two
handled saw, with the aid of a
soldier. The pictures are 10 be
presented to President Roosevelt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-03
Marine Corps
Day Proclaimed

Mayor Edward j. JeffrieS Jr
TO-DAY proclaimed November 10 as
United States Marine Corps Day
The proclamation stated:
ION Nov. 10. 1912. the United
States Marine Corps will cele-
brate its l67th birthday. His
toricaIIy, II antedates any other
branch Of our armed forces.
I'm keeping with the COVER
nor of Michigan's proclamation.
i ask the people Of Detroit to
pay appropriate tribute on that
day to men In the marine corps,
our soldiers trained In the ways
Of the sea.
During our country's history
the United States Marine Corps
has made many notable land
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-03
Evd(uee Sings
For First Lady

LONDON, Nov. 3 (INS).-Mrs,
Eleanor Roosevelt today visited a
nursery of the Women'S Voluntary
Service, where 3-year-old Terry
Anthony, an evacuee from London,
sang a nursery rhyme for her.
The visit to the nursery followed
a tour of an American paratroop
unit base yesterday.
Troops. commanded by 1t. Col.
Edison Raft of New York City. put
on a demonstration for the Amer
lean First Lady, showing her how
they carried out jumps from a
dummy wooden fuselage.
The trip TO the para,roop base
was made after the wife OF the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-03
Father Of 9 EnIists
To Get Raise in PAY

NEW YORK, Nov. 3 (UP).--
Mrs. Lawrence Slyman assured
solicitious neighbors today that
she and her nine children would
get by, although her husband has
enlisted.
As a worker in a war plant, he
made $l24.80 a month. As a pri-
vate with 10 dependents, he will
make $170 a month-Sl42 for his
family and S28 for himself
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-03
HOW To GET ADDRESS

a Reader: q should like
very much TO get the address OF
an ensign in the naval air corps,
stationed in Memphis. Tenn.
In his last letter he said that ne
had moved from the hotel he was
living in 10 the b. o. q. BY the
run of his letter ! gathered that
II was a base quarters, but ! don I
know how 10 address his letter.
On his envelope he put his name
and n. r. a. B.. Memphis, Tenn
Would ne get letter if put this
on IL?
A-The first line should con-
tain his name and rank, bach
officers quarters, naval
reserve aviation base, Memphis,
Tenn. 1 am sure that IL you Will
address your letter To him In
this manner he will receive 1t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-03


RADIO CITY-w0od"ard ns; Pr, s os,,. Eo; ID
FLIGHT LIEUTENANT" AdoIpns Men
jou and Hit Bands in "sYNCoPATION."
IRLTNR0-od. River At Joy Rd. NO. 1854
nhiNDV Open 6:15. Fredric March.
Claudetts Colbert. sign OF THE CROSS.
Gertrude Michael. Alan Baxter in Mn, m
lRAM0NA-Grntiot and e-Mi'e Park Free Z,
Is "AFFAIRs OF MARTHA," Marshs
Hunt Richard Carlson. Leslie Howard IN
MISTER w." War Bonds, stamps Here.
pCDCOPr-0d. River-LAhscr Park Free 4
..aa.v vnD Victor McLssep T. o,sr OBI.
Luiubelie and scotty. Jean Parker.
prClI-DeauIndre- Minnesota Tw. 2-Iefi
nLunL .oPsn e;s3: Judy csnoy., Jerry
End Kids. tough As THEY COME"
pCCCNT-woodwd'd-G Blvd. TR. 2-s4s<s
hLoLNi New Show Today. Last Show
/ 900. Double Action Bill, "P0WDER
TOWN" with ". McLaglen. NJ. Lindsay,
Enemy Agent Meets Eiiery Queen"
Dry (NEwp-Fert street w. near Jssctios
Mn Open 5:15. Mexicana vellumwsrs
to Ladies. George Raft. Pa. o'Brlsn IN
ns lso,,! Gs aS'r s.Sy s%,les
! Latest News. Cartoon Novelty.
DIAL rfl-Grniiot at Mt. Elliott Parking 4
hihLiV open CAB Henry Fonda, Dor
Amsche, THE MAGNIFICENT DOPE"
:. "MIsTER W" Leslie Howard.
IpIfl-west Vernon Highway at Central 4
hiV IL Noon TO Midnight Park Free
b Rathbone, l.. Day. FINGERS AT THE
WINDOW" MAN WHO WOULDN'T
DIE" l. Nolan. ''Mr. Biabbermouth. o
River-Joy Rid. CT. t2si =
MviLNhN Mat. Daily a. Noon. Late SHOW
$50. "TAKE A LETTER. DARLING"
Rosalind Russell, Fred MacMurray. Anr
Sheridan, Ronald Reagan, "JUkE GIRL"
pJVOI A-CsdfIlse-E- Forest Pr. ss4sx
hvVLh Open Sis. Park Free. Dinner.
ware Brian Donlevy. NJ. Hopkins. "a
GENTLEMAN AFTER DARK" Andrew,
I Sisters In PRIVATE BUCKAROO."
RKC. IJpT0WN7-woodwsrd-e-Mi; To.s-ctoo
hhV-ui iVVN Open IT'S. Continuous.
Ann Sheridan, r. Reagan "JrKE GIRL
Jean Cabin, ]. Lupino. "MOON TIDE"
pnCCpc-ssls West Warren Avenue
hUuLhC Eleanor Powell and
"Red" SHELTON IN "SHIP AHOY."
Pfus Humphrey Bogart in BIG SHOT"
! pnnc rVrJ T-Grstiot-Hsrpe Pr. s7s1 4
fhUUSLVLLi OUR TIME SCHEDULE:
s'MOONTIDE" At $40 and es3s
JUNE GIRL" al 7.52 and 1i:i2 p. ".
pn0c rVrJ T-Gratiot- Harper Pr. SIS. 4
lkUUSEVLLI cet-Hese- R-t--- "a .ra
Save Zoe Free Parking Ann Sheridan.
Ronald Reagan IN "JuKE GIRL" Plus
jean Cabin and Ida Lupino. 'MoONTIDE.'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-03
$4,000 Yule Savings

FLINT. Nov. 3.-Flint's yule-
tide buying will have a big squirt
after November 10 when the city's
four banks distributes S507 900 in
Christmas savings fund checks.
The total is $l26,000 less than
last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-03
40 and 8's Ex-Head Dies

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 3 (INS).-
Harry +. Ransom, 81, former ma
tional commander of the American
Legions 40 and s Society, died at
his home here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-03
QUESTION or DEFERMENT

Times Reader: Q-My husband
8 IN the army My boy is lS anc
subject 10 be called soon. He is my
sole support as I'm not able tC
work. Could he be deferred, or. II
ne enlisted, would they release ms
iathere
A-AH matters pertaining To
deferment are entirely In the
hands OF your sons local draft
board. His draft board should he
notified that he IN your sole
support. There IL very little
likelihood that your husband
will be released II your son en-
lists.
Under the Family Allowance
and Dependents Act OF 1912 you
are entitled to-, an allotment
from your husband and from the
government. III your husband
has not signed up for this, you
may obtain application forms at
62T Federal Building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-03

ings. and Its present role Is of
increasing importance.
II know that our citizens will
Join In this celebration Of the
day In a fitting manner"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-03
ApvERrIsyMEN1
ADVERTISEMENT
Quick Relief From
Pile Irritation

80 wears ago a Buffalo druggist
created an ointment for relief from
the itching and smarting OF Piles.
IL brought such quick. cooling,
soothing. astringent relief that It's
fame spread throughout the coun-
try, and made Peterson's Ointment
a fayorite in thousands OF homes.
AK your druggist for = ~ box ~
Peterson ointment today. or G)c tube
with applitator. Money back N you Hre
not delighted with relief
Order War Stamps delivered
10 your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12

BARGAIN sale On sewing machines sing
ers. Whites. etc Used ~ good copditipn.
<ii.A5 up- tlectriC~ used $40 - BB-iSrr1-
clecircs $3.50 up terms Guaranteed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12

UFF.N NININl = ~
LIVING ROOM SUITES Beautiful Selec-
ton under $50, don't pay the long price
huy direct from distributor ROGERS co ,
aadtn East Grant buuirvard stthe -vTadHtt.
LIVING ROOM suite, 2piece, reasonable.
1920 Mlndcn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
LIVING RM. suites, 10So above cost. save
NO Van Lokerr. 1917 CharlevolX.

LIVING ROOM apiece beautiful selected
mohair. gorgeous styling displayed for
builders home Should sell Tor >l25, viii
take S5g, terms 10 Finance CO. open
Ewes. and sun.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Eieetr.vd Supplies
and Fixtures
SeWing Machines

ri ECTR1C WIRES Gables switches all
kinds lowest prices 12i Fast Adams
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Electric Refrigerators

l5-PIECE living room OUTFIT complete,
$50. j0. Carson Fur 1000 Grand River.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
,RrHOl ~ SACRIFICE


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sos 2-pc. living room suite. .."..,..SiS
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$50 modern 3-pc. bedroom set ....,.. ~
Sl29 bedroom, 3-pc. massive ........, bS
i-room Home OUTFIT. complete ....... 81
Includes parlor suite, extra chair rug,
set. tables. lamps. pillows all floor sample
STATE SAMPLE FURNITURE co.
122 MICHIGAN, NEAR GRISWOLD
Orcn ewes TO 9 Tues and Wed. 10 =. m
GAS RANGE Prosperity table top. -four
burners. NJ 63i6.
HOOVER with aEitator. rebuilt. like new
reasonable. Pingree o3l2
LIVING ROOM BARGAINS
- beautiful and 3-pece living room
suites 10 go New and floor samples.
Values up 10 Slln-Save- 41tr.- Only go,
$50 and $40 Terms OF cash.
Sun Furniture 14242 Gratiot
Near Seven-Mie open Evenings TIL .
OPEN SUNDAY II TO I
LIVING ROOM SUITES Beautiful selec-
ton under $50 don't pay the long price,
bus direct from distributor. ROGERS co.
adtn= East Grant tuuisvara AT the VTatftitt5
LIVING ROOM suite, 2-piece, reasonable
1850 Mndcn
LIVING RM. suites. 1OFo above cost. save
400 Van Lokerp. 1887 CharlevoiN.
LIVING ROOM. apiece beautiful selected
mohair gorgeous styling displayed for
builders home Should sell Tor SIS, viii
take SOB, terms No Finance CO. open
Ewes, and sun.
LIMBS, 1891 FENKELL. Mt LlVERNOls
RUGs-Discontinued patterns plenty OF
qNi2 sizes included: $3.50 discount; All
grades colors and patterns. ROGERS CO,
retail outlet. 26l6 East Grand Blvd
RUGS. USED CLEANED 200
I9Nl2, SXl0, S795 up; 6x9, fN9' ~ throws
runners, 60c I'd -upi remnanls-12AlZ- N--ll-
'qxi5 sci. American Carpet Cleaning Coz
S63s Oakland; also SUNDAY lis.
RUGS, exl2 tower 1900. were $40 81. now
rs, Arcadia Furniture. 6s5s Gratot
ROLL TOP DESK Excellent condition,
will sacrifice. 5027 Ivanhoc Tylcr 5-624'.
RUG. 9xf2. sxiu; mill ENDS. So 80 today
se4g 18th. near Temple
RUG SACRIFICE
200 rugs IN go, Witons. Administers and
Berkshlres. 40 sizes 20 choose from u'
charge tor laying; factory Distributors must
tTQuIdate, All patterns and culuis, 9Nl2S a
S1t95. terms or cash
Sun Furniture l4242 Gratlot
Near Eever-Atf- -oprrI- Evenings fItt .
OPEN SUNDAY. y TO
UNCLAIMED FURNITURE
CADILLAC STORAGE 18th q TUXEDO
TABLE red-leatheF upholstered ,-iHtf-
serving cabinet miscellaneous, sacIiit-
ing. 1850 Hillger.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Electric Washers

WASHERS -- Repossessed reconditioned;
while they last Si2 o. up. 1883 Grand
River