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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-21
You'll Raise
Food Prices
By boarding
By MARIAN MAYS MARTIN

BY MARIAN MAYS MARTIN
IT Is the sincere opinion Of q
. vast number Of women that
they are Of greater service to
the nation by serving their
families than in any other
capacity. Maybe they are right.
Certainly women with no aptitude
for specialized work are better do
ing their accustomed tasks II. that
Is. they are doing them well. I'm
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-21

NS0 Cu6t u -
q mistake to
ca ] ] acne q
d l S e q S e OF
adolescence.
She says that
t h e causative
factors d q t e
b a c k to the
time a child is
six or e " e n
younger, q n d
t h q t to pre-
v e n t q c n e
t r e a t m e n t
must b e g in
long b e I ore
t n e u S u q |
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-21
Sailor Suits Are Worn;
Red Stacks Are Popular
BY ELEANOR GUM

NEW YORK There is something nostalgia about sailor
dresses, carrying back to school days
Thompsons Of that period Well here again follow
the lads in blue copying their mddes
and their little white hats. Time when had
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-21
Clever Culinary Tricks
Keep Left>Overs Tasty
BY JUDITH WILSON

WITH meat prices soaring and the cost of other foods also
going the problem OF the average homemaker
keep the family we'll fed within budget limits and still be able
to entertain friends in while. Whether for family
company meals left-overS meats particular seem
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-21
Child's Acne
Often Caused
By Neglect
BY JACQUELINE HUNT

MOTHERS are generally to
A's blame for the heartaches
that come from unsightly cases
Of blackheads and acne in the
teen age boy or girl, says small,
vivacious Gloria Bristol. who was
once q trained nurse and now IN
authority on skin problems.
This dark. pretty American
Gypsy" Hungarian by birth. In.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-21
Recipes for eers Meat Budget Down. Yet Provide Hearty
Sharp Pain, Yellow Skin
Are Signs of Gall Stones
By CLAUD NORTH CHRIsMAN, MD.

MRS r. Of Kentucky wants to know what are the syp
Of gall stones and how to distinguish them from SIM
Indigestion observan writer has stated the
tersey these words 1.-THE symptoms sudden onset Of
sharp under the right rib margin radang through
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-21
Faulty Training
Makes Dictator
OF Youngster

BY JANE HERBERT COWARD
EIVE-YEAR-OLD KIE'S
4 mother took him shopping with
her recently. when she went to
buy a coat. On the downtown bus
she carefully repeated what she
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-21
Copyright. 1912. by Fairchnd.

Copyright. 1912. by Faivchad.
This fire warden's outfit con.
sists OF navy blue wooden
slseks with under-arch eIssties
end .iPpered iseket. with
matching visored cop. A white
cotton shirt is worn.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-21

70 the back. and under the shoul-
der blade on the same side. Abrupt
cessation Of pain after duration OF
q few minutes or . few hours. The
height Of the attack Is accom-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-21

company meals, left-overs -
destined to play q leading role in
future menus.
It is sound economy in buying q
roast to get one large enough so
that you can stretch 1t over three
or four meals. There are many
clever. appetizing ways Of turning
out left-overs, and 1t is almost q
patriotic duty these days for house,
wives to collect as many recipes as
they can Of such dishes. A further
precaution against monotony Is to
avoid serving leftover meals ono
after the other.
As for entertaining, how about
Sunday nights? Then you can put
together really grand dishes SIM
ply by using as q base some Of the
remains Of the dinnertime roast.
Dreamed ham made with diced
green peppers Is tasty served on
bran cereal biscuits. It needs Just
q vegetable accompaniment like
buttered snap beans, peas or car
rots to round it out to the proper
tons Of satisfying main course.
Leftover lamb Is delicious served
in cold slices with piquant. color
full mint gelatin that has either
cooked or raw vegetables in it.
Hot biscuits or rolls would be q
good accompaniment here. If hot
lamb dish is preferred. make q
curry OF lamb and serve 1t with q
border Of flaky. boiled rice. This
makes fine company or family
dish. Leftover chicken combines
beautifully with rice and pine
apple in a dish called Hawaiian
Chicken Pie.
Leftover lean cooked pork, beef.
lamb or chicken Is always welcome
when 1t turns up in q dish Of chop
suey.
CHOP SUEY
3 cups lean cooked meat
/ tablespoon fat
l cup sliced onion
4 cups sliced celery, in strips
3 cups water
small tomato, diced
3 cups canned bean sprouts
! tablespoon c0rnstarch
4 tablespoons Chinese soy
sauce 6
Brown meat lightly In fat. Add
onion, celery and water. Cook I'M
til celery Is tender, stirring occa-
sionally. Add diced tomato and
bean sprouts and cook minutes
longer. Mix cornstarch with soy
sauce and stir into chop suey. The
bean sprouts and soy sauce may be
obtained In canned form. Serve
with steamed rice.
DOWN SOUTH BISCUITS WITH
DREAMED HAM
Ia cups -four
4 teaspoons baking powder
teaspoon salt
y. cup bran cereal
! cup whipped cream
, Sift together -four. baking pow
der and salt. Roll bran cereal into
fine crumbs and add to -four. Add
cream and stir until dough Is
formed. Turn onto Toured board
and roll to "a inch in thickness.
Cut with small biscuit cutter and
bake on creased baking sheet In
hot oven t470 degrees F. about
10 minutes. Makes l6 biscuits ga
inches In diameter. Split and AL
with creamed ham.
DREAMED HAM
I tablespoons butter
ga cups diced ham
II cup diced green peppers
3 tablespoons -four
IA teaspoon pepper
z cups milk
Melt butter in frying pan, add
ham and green peppers and saute
until light brown. Sprinkle flour
and pepper over ham and blend
we'll. Add milk slowly. stirring con-
stantly. and cook over low heat
until mixture thickens and boils.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-21
WORTHWHILE WORK

Every hand that feeds strength
giving foods to the nations work.
ers gives efficiency to the nation.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-21

ton and the youngster waited Sc
dately while the package was
wrapped. They hurried across the
floor to waiting elevator and still
everything was fine. until Jackie
noticed that they were going up
instead Of down. He called this to
his mothers attention in q frantic
voice. Eyes, I know" mother an
swered quietly. II need . hat to 60
with my new coat"
But you promised me. You
promised me-" the boy cried dis
consolately. and kept 1t up after
mother started trying on hats. BY
now everyone was looking 1t the
pair. The saleswoman asked what
was the matter and succeeded In
distracting Jackie for q few min
utes. Finally mother selected q
hat, but all the way down in the
elevator and even after they had
reached the street, the tot still was
wailing. You promised me-" Then
he got his toy and was satisfied.
The mother, who had every in
tention Of living up to her prom
ise, had difiiculty convincing
Jackie Of this because he was q
hard task-master. Mother had
said that she would get the toy for
him Just as soon as she bought the
coat. No mention had been made
Of the hat.
Jackie was holding her strictly
to the letter of the contract more
from impotence than from dis
trust. Were he two or three years
old we easily could excuse him for
this on the ground Of immaturity.
But ct Ave such marked unreason.
ableness certainly reflects upon
his training.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-21

Don't hosrd food housewives told. Just adept your
regular shelf TO wartime needs Include foods that
turned Of during air raid alarm Suggested bouon cubes
instant coffee evsporssd milk dried beef figs dates crackers
assortment Of ssssed fruit: in which may
be used for serving fat plumbers candle dish and supply
OF matches also advised
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-21
DINNERS
Lamb Stew with Vegetables
and Dumplings.
Grated Carrot Salad
Fruit Cup Cookies
Chop Suey, Steamed Rice
Jellied Fruit Salad
Frosted Devils Food Cake
CURRIED LAMB

CURRIED LAMB
~ cups chopped celery and tops
medium sized onion, chopped
3 tablespoons butter or other
fat
cups chopped cooked lean
lamb
u cup brown gravy or broth
s teaspoon curry
3 dashes tabasco
Salt to taste
Cook celery and onion in thu
butter. Add meat, gravy, and sea
sonings. Stir until well mixed anc
hot. II too dry, add "a cup Of boil
ing water. Serve the curried lamb
with border Of flaky boiled rice
garnished with parsley. Serves
to 8.
HAWAIIAN CHICKEN PIE
2 cups cooked, cubed chicken
21a cups cooked rice
cup crushed pineapple
a cup pineapple juice
2 tablespoons each butter and
-four
IA cups chicken stock
teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons lemon juice
teaspoon cloves
IA teaspoon cinnamon
2 strips bacon
Combine chicken, 2 cups Of rice
pineapple and Juice. Make
sauce OF melted butter, flour. stock
and seasonings. Add cooked bacon
cut in "a inch pieces, stir in bacon
drippings and mix with chicken
and rice. Put in casserole dish and
cover top with thin cover Of the
rice, dot with butter
and bake in moderate oven 400
degrees F. 20 minutes.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-21

Melt butter In frying pan. add
ham and green peppers and saute
until light brown. Sprinkle flour
and pepper over ham and blend
we'll. Add milk slowly. stirring con-
stantly. and cook over low heat
until mixture thickens and boils.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-12
Reap The Wild Wind
ToDs DeMiIIe's Career

Long and eagerly awaited by
multitudes of film fans, Cecil
B. DeMille's Paramount Techni-
color epic of the sea, Reap the
Wild Wind" opens tomorrow
afternoon at the Jewel Theatre.
1t is the master showman's
sixty sixth production an d
marks the anniversary of thirty
hit-crowded years. Reap the
Wild Wind is one of the most
discussed pictures ever to come
out Of Hollywood.
Inevitably it would concen-
trate in it the fruits of those
years of experience, those years
of gauging accurately public
taste and being able TO satisfy
it. Few producer-d directors have
even dared to think on as grand
ad as spectacular a scale as this
master of the film-making art.
Advance reports reaching this
desk are that Reap the Wild
Wind" is DeMille's triumph!
The great screen strategist has
selected a really mighty cast for
this powerful tale of men and
women who fought to keep our
seas free in 1910. In the chief
starring roles are Ray Milland,
Paulette Goddard and John
Wayne. The main featured roles
are occupied by Raymond Mas
sey, Lynne Overman, Robert
Preston, Susan Ha VIVA d.
Charles Bickford and Walter
Hampden.
The story. sweeping in it's
scope and thrilling in its ell
ements, has pace that carries it
from the polished floors of the
pre-Civil War bathrooms to the
heaving decks of sailing ships
breaking up on treacherous Flor
ida reefs, and to the floor of the
ocean where divers battle
giant squid.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-12
GOOD NEIGHBORS
CHAPTER VIII

Enid couldn't decide whether
she was glad or sorry about
what she had learned, as she un-
dressed for bed. If DR.. Holiday
was a divorced man, he was a
free man. And yet-the feeling
was so hazy that she had diff
Guilty analyzing it-a divorce
somehow furnished him in her
mind. 1t was like seeing, unex-
pectedly, clay feet on a marble
statue.
She pulled her thoughts tip
sharply. She was being very
silly TO think about it all. What
was it to her? Divorced or
single, DR.. Henry Holiday was
hardly likely to become inter-
ested in her. Asking her to stay
for supper with him and his son
had been only friendly gesture
of thanks.
1t was Wednesday evening
about 9 when her doorbell rang.
When she answered it, there
stood the doctor. He grinned at
her amiably.
ITS too beastly hot to stay in
doors tonight j saw your light
/ thought, maybe, you'd like 20
take a ride"
Enid looked down at her
paint-smeared smock. Shed been
working all day, she hadn't
even been out for a breath of
air, I'D be glad to- she said
shyly. "if you don't mind waiting
until l dress"
"Of course not" he told her.
"Just ring my bell when you're
ready"
She fairly flew into her
clothes. A black wool sport
dress cut on extensively simple
lines-Shc shivered when she
thought how much she had paid
for it, the jacket of her white
linen suit, the white sandals and
pair Of hose SO sheer you
couldn't believe they were there.
She swept her hair up swiftly
into its simple arrangement.
Then touch of deep rose lip
stick matching her nail polish,
and perfume on broWs and in the
hollow of her throat-an evas-
i've fragrance as delicate as the
scent of wild flowers.
Her reward was the look DR..
Holiday gave her when he join
ed her in the hall, a look of adj
miration and acceptance.
HE really thinks l belong to
his class Enid thought as she
settled beside him in the seat of
the convertible. II wonder how
he'd act if he knew | was a $40
a-week stenographer off on
binge?' But she couldn't feel
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-12


DR.. Holiday took the river
road. He had the top down
on the car and above them the
stars shone big and luminous.
and were reflected in the still
dark reaches of the river. AS
they drew near the Club Del Rio
they could hear the dance music.
Enid remembered the last night
she had been there with Tom,
the night they had run into
Grace Dingline and Norma Sen
ton from the office.
DR.. Holiday interrupted her
thoughts. Want to stop and lis
ten to the music?"
Enid nodded her head in as
sent. He nosed the car into an
empty space beside the high pal
ing fence that separated the
open-air dance floor from the
parking lot. There was a color
ed band in the shell, and they
we're concentrating on wailing
blues. The twisting, writing
mass of dancers seemed to like
them. There was hardly stand
ing room left on the floor,
DR.. Holiday motioned for
service to a pert waitress who
had just brought a tray to the
next car. What will you have?"
he asked Enid.
She smiled. you must be a
mind reader. / just remember
ed that l hadn't had any supper.
"Why didn't you tell me?
Well go inside and order a
steak"
mo. A sandwich is all~I want.
It's rather silly, isn't is, to forget
meals?"
He gave their order to the
waiting girl and turned back 10
her. IF I'm not being impert-
inent-what made you forget?"
"Oh, I was busy painting
That's right. You told me
you were a fashion artist By
the way, have you landed a job
YETI"
Enid shook her head. NO
I'm not having much luck"
He considered for a moment.
II might, be able to help you.
Sam Thornton, head of the adj
vertising department at Lilley's,
is a good friend of mine. Would
you like a letter to him."
Would ~ Enid echoed fer
vently.
I'll write one when we get
back" he promised. The band
glided into a hot rendition of
Blues in the Night" The doc
tor hummed it lightly under his
breath. Impulsively he turned
to her. Lets dance, this one.
"Oh-I don't dance we'll.
"All the more reason to dance
with me-" he said cheerily. I'm
not a professional either
He was not to be put off with
casual excuses, Enid saw. Rather
helplessly she let him help her
out of the car and lead her
around to the front entrance Of
the dance pavilion. He bought a
strip of dance tickets, and they
went down the shallow steps to
the dance floor.
DR.. Holiday, as he had freely
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-12

THE STORY; while her family Is
away at lake resort, Enid sharon.
stenogrspher. has taken a furnished
apartment for . secret vacation of
her own. She wants some Of the
leisure and luxury that she misses at
home. also wants to make sure OF her
love for Tom Drisooll, whom she has
promised TO marry. She has told Tom
she Is going out of town on a bust
ness trip. At the apartment Enid Is
attracted to one Of her neighbors,
handsome young -Dr.- Henry Holiday.
She Is en- raised when the appar-
ent bachelor is visited by his young
son. Later Enid rescues the child from
vicious dog, Is invited TO supper by
the doctor.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-12

admitted, wasn't a good dancer
He seemed 10 know only one
step and il kept them turning
around and around, but there
was no place 10 go on the crowd
ed dance floor anyway. Enid
gradually grew less tense. There
wasn't much chance of anyone
she knew spotting her in such a
crowd, either.
The music sighed to a stop.
That calls for another one the
doctor said and clapped his
hands. Enid smiled enchanting
ly. She was beginning to enjoy
this.
II was their second time
around the floor that she saw
Tom and Phil. They were seat
ed al table on the terrace,
drinking beer and watching the
dancers. She stopped abruptly
and her stomach went cold. DR..
Holiday looked down at her.
What's the natter
She pulled at his arm. Il
feel faint. Let's get out--of
here" She didn't know how
white her face was.
He guided her to the steps and
up. He didn't release her arm
until she was seated in the car.
Feel better now?" he asked
anXiously.
She nodded her head. Eyes"
lameH. Il guess it was going
too long without eating and
then dancing.
II was enjoying it," he said
simply.
Il was too" she said quickly,
until
Until what"
She floundered. "Oh, nothing, y
She could feel his keen glance
on her face in the semi-dark-
ness. But they were half way
back to town before his warm
chuckle broke the silence.
What are you laughing at?"
Enid asked in small voice.
He chuckled again. I'D give
a lot to know who it was you
saw that made you want to
leave so suddenly
She tried to be indignant. Il
didn't see anybody. Il told you
l felt faint" Her voice trailed
miserably. He didn't believe
her. That was the worst of ~
ing. You started with one little
deception, and that made anoth-
er and another one necessary.
If she wasn't posing as strang-
er in the town she wouldn't have
to deny having seen someone she
knew at the Del Rio.
You haven't got a husband
mislaid, somewhere, have your"
the doctor asked with sudden
change of voice.
"Of course not This time she
didn't have to feign indignation.
I'm sorry he apologized.
About that Letter to Sail Thorn
ton. I'll write it tonight and
leave it in your mail box when l
go out in the morning. You can
get it when you get up"
Thanks a lot, DR.. Holiday.
It's kind Of you to bother.
mo bother he insisted, grim
ming, and then teasingly, Not
Doctor Holiday, please. It's
Hank to my friends
She tried to say, Thank you,
then, Hank lightly, but her
tongue stumbled and suddenly
her eyes brimmed with tears.
She turned and ran blindly into
the building before he could say
a word
(TO Be COntinued)
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-12

/ sorry Tor the deception at the
moment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10
Camp Traiiers

Camp Traiiers
ADMIRAI-ROYCRAF COACHES
ACCESSORIES AND SUPPLIES
| DAVIS TRAILER SALES 1902 W. Warren
ILOANS-Refnd house traiers Lloyd r
Fast. Inc, 30l0 +. Cd. Blvd. MA. 0li2.
NEW Covered Wagons. complete line. Wat
son Trailer Sales, 5s2s r. Smile and VIII
low Run. Mich. Ave. miles r. Npsilantl
PLYMOUTH ZINfMER- WAYNE
LU%OR-RONAL
| CONTfNENTAL-STREA LITE
BIG DISPLAY S595 TP
| ot-MONTH PAYMENT PLAN
29it r. JEFFERSON AVE.
WEST SIDE
GRAND RIVER Mt 7-MILE ROAD
TRAILER parts, accessories; also repair
parts many other useful articles. Fed
Ieral Trailer. 1909 West Warren. open
daily and Sunday, 90
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Radio Service
Automobiles for Sale

EyfCE--Ip3a eorverfit.f cub coupe Hlrr
FOR iris beauty Eq-TYe1 VIth radio a.
heater. red SpariFn leather Ig1u s'erF
Only S5S5 cas- terms. h.s'e1 ssIVrDoms
open evenings 1905 Gra''.'
BUlCK-ls37 roadmastsr 4-a0Hr frIrs So
dan radio AnG heater 80 NJ rr~r
We trade Law ard ko~aHE, 1891 Liver.
uris Nurthlsvn 1929
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10

CHENROL ET-lp3s DE- luxe sedans. some
with radios and heaters; good tires all
collis. beauties 10 choose from. Only
x36S up easy terms. Heated showrooms
Open evenings 1865 Gratiot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10
CREAM BARGAINS OVER TODAY
Automobiles for Sale

PACKARD 1871 s c-door trunk radio
and heater. automatic drive $685. n
down Wc trade Law and kowalk, 1891
Liyerueis NorthlaWn 1929
PLYMOUTH 1881 dc luNe sedans and
club coupes Hurry today ana see De-
tTOit best bargains $50 up. easy terms.
Heated showrooms. open evenings, 1896
GratIut
PLYMOUTH 1871 convertible club coupe.
spotless Throughout. 1000 actual miles Z.
heater. radio spotlghts. fog lights white
walls sumaC rcd paint red leather up
hoIsterS beauty. S995. terms $3.50
East jefferson.
PLYMOUTH 1870 de luxe sedan. with
radio and heater. only $3.50. easy terms.
Heated showrooms. open evenings. 1906
Gratint
PLTMOUTH-'3 4-door de-. luxe; radio.
heater. good shape. only hnders need
fingng, private owner: sacrifice S425.
Twlnbrook 2-3i76. lsSO3 Lamont
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HACQUOIL BUICK
10330 Livernois TY. 4-7603

PONTlAC-i9ti torpedo club 5-pass coupe
radio and heater 1925 down. We
trade. Law and Kowalk, 1901 Livernnls
NnrthlaMn Ah29
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PACKARD 1887 dc luxe sedan: alWay'
privately owned white wall tires, ran,
and heater. Hurry for this beauty. OnN
$3.50. trade. easy terms Heated show
rooms. Open evenings 1906 Gratiot.
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lPONTIAC-1a3q i-door sedan. black
heater good rubber AN around. fully
guaranteed See ~ l0635 Mack.
PONTIAC 1897 2-dnor touring, Al radio.
heater; must sell, sacrifice. Norihlawn
gSq5
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LIBERAL. acknowledgements, watches
jewelry: unredeemed bargains. Bonded
Loan 253 Michigan.
LOANS on ANY ARTICLE OF VALUE
LIES 1891 EAST DAWSON. AT DE-
QUiNDRE.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
inrs IN the biz Sunday Times Want Ad
section
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BERT BAKER
Grand River at Livernois

PoNTIACs-6 and s. late 1910 coupes and
sedans some with radios and heaters
nice tires; beauties 10 choose from All
colors Only $3.50 up. Easy terms. Heated
showrooms Open evenings. 1906 Gratioto.
| PONTIAC-lq4O de luxe 2-door and 4-door
! sedans, your choice Of IL beauties; from
$3.50 up easy terms. trade. heated show
rooms Open evenings 1906 Gratiot.
PONTIAC sedan; mirror black. spot
tess inside. radio. heater, s good tires.
LOnlv Xh4S trade terms.
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Trucks-Commercial Cars

GENERAL MOTORS USED TRUCKS
1925 Vermont Temple i-6660
ONE Of the hest selections Of trucks 10.
the city. Millenbach. 1860 Gratiot.
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Female Help Wanted

general, good plain cook
no heavy laundry, home nights, Sl2
Townsend s-06Ts
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Lawns, Gardens, Supplies
Dancing Instructions

Al GRADING, sodding; bent and X
lucky Blue lawn. We. 6-l6i7.
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AT BILL CRAFTS GRILL = Astrologer
Estelle. Luncheon, drinks. ia John X.
ldownStafrsl
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If YOU LIKE TO DRAW, SKETCH oil
PAINT--Write for Talent Test tho fee)
give age and occupation. Address Boa
\ see Detroit Times.
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AsTRoLoGER PHOEBE cARTER-Con-
situations daily: very reasonable. AS
Helen lnear JefferSonl