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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-29

County Chairman Russell Muir
ply announced this morning.
Murphy urged all household
crs to make a final survey this
afternoon. Wen accept old rub
Der at all county service stations
as late as tomorrow morning. he
said.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-29
WASHINGTON, June 20

w RSHlNO June ID
President Roosevelt ex-
tended the rubber collection
drive today for an additional
ten days cause reports
through Saturday had brought
in disappointing total of
$4,000 tons.
Originally scheduled to have
ended at midnight tomorrow,
the campaign now will con-
tinue through July 10. The
continuation was ordered up
on the recommendation Of
Secretary ICkeS, in his capa-
city as Petroleum COOrdinat-
or, and William Il. Boyd, Jr.,
chairman of the Petroleum
Industry War Council.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-29
Rubber Drive
NCarS Goal
i'm County

Macomb county petroleum
dealers need only IS additional
tons Of scrap rubber TO meet
their 2OO-ton quota by the time
the 14-day drive ends tonight,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-29
Hawaii Speeds Sugar

HONOLULU - up - Hawaii
shipped lO3,O26 tons Of sugar to
the mainland in April compared
with lC2,53O for the same month
year ago.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-29
BITTEN BY DOC

Mrs. Mary WCiStrOut, OF
Brooklyn, a guest at a local hotel,
was bitten Sunday. 10y a white
Spitz dog as she walked along
Broadway.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-29
SabOteurs
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
was a private i'm the Michigan
National Guard; Heinrich Harm
Heinck, IS, and Robert Quirin,
81.
They came ashore i'm a rubber
boat with their store of money
and explosives, together with
lists of key railroad Centers,
bridges and war plants which
Hoover said they planned to
blow up. They also were equip
ped with forged Selective Ser
vice and Social Security cards,
Hoover said.
Similarly equipped was the
group of four which landed at
Ponte Vedra Beach near Jack
Sonville, Fla, June IT, Hoover
said, listing these as Edward
John Kerling, 33, group leader;
Herbert Haupt, %; Werner
Thiel, 80, and Hermann Neubau-
err, 80.
ave have their full state
ments of confession" Hoover de-
clared. I'VE have all the plans
they brought with them"
DESTRUCTIVE PROGRAM
The plans called for the des-
truction of, among other objec-
tiVcs, three plants Of the Alum
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-29
DESTRUCTIVE PROGRAM

The plans called for the des-
truction of, among other objec-
tivcs, three plants of the Alum
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-01-23
CONTRACTORS

KNIGHT BUILDERS SERVICE
neutrality-suspicious. Work
Terms Free Estimates
tat W. FeFgytA St PhONe S-SSS
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-01-23
A Recommended Business directory
CHOP SUEY
NEW CANTON CAFE
3oorge Gohe. Mgr. Phone S-S1H
- Special Plate Lunch S0c
aaA Chinese Chop Suey
1lS Julia Street
COAL AND WOOD
: WOOD

Fat pine and oak. any length
Large 50 and 81 loads. COAL: 75c
8 100 lbs, $12 q ton. Quick service.
], D. Maddox
* stockton st. Phone $3.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26
Scratches
SARRAGANSETT
Track fast

EARRAGANSETT
Track. fast
Fi-s' RsCr H.ffie Possb.ris R.iEh
Command Buckets HARDSHIP Suerter1.
Second Race. ThsSue.
Third Race Jewel ~, &C., Son
AIfesse
Sixth Racr Rougb Pass. WISE Father
Mixer Powder Bluff
seventh RaCe-Hts J., career Girl
Er Ehfs son
Eighth Race -Abysstnis. Nadlus Iest
Sigsnar Mo.asses Mins
Ninth Race Substitute Declared on
THISTLE DOWNS
Track. fast.
Tiith Race-Conejo.
WASHINGTON PARK
Track. fast
Fl-st Race Sovertor. Heei Cau Man
Dai3man, Play Victory Tower Cap-
tain
second Raee-Mss SHOW Ne cato
Hasty star. Unquote Shirley G. Rock
Maker
Third Race Dance Around Birth
right Perfecto Phi
Fifth Race Fortress Rex avis Roln
Boiin, Duo LADY. Contemplation. Ven.
tura Maid
sixth Race Reading II R.verIand
Jemerica Air Master.
Eishth Race Evil spirit Maurice Is
SWeepaiut.
N.n,h Race ,SuDsututel- Declared on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26
Bear Gridders
Favored 10 Beat
College AII-Stdrs

CHICAGO. Aug. 26 QNS).-
With the ninth annual Al-Star
football game only two days away,
the conviction grew today among
sports fans that the powerful and
tricky world champion Chicago
Bears almost certainly viii defeat
the collegiate All-Stars when they
clash Friday night in Soldier Field.
This years crop of All-StarS is
as good as. or better than any Of
the eight previous squads But
after watching the rhythmic mech
aniSm of the Bears Information
wreck the best the National Foot
ball League had 10 offer. it is diff
cult for the majority 10 see how
they can lose.
The All-Stars wound up their
contact drills yesterday al North
western University. This morning
they went through limbering ur
drills, and tonight Zuppke will
take his charges 10 Soldier Field
for a dress rehearsal under the
lights.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26
QuarferbackS Enter
Second Guessers Send in Entries for Big Golf
Meet Set for Western Sept.

clubs best players; Irvine j.
Unger. Or. c. L. r. PearHan, W.
3. MIchaelsen. S. Paul Webb and
Harry Markey. William a. Alfs
lawyer and former president Of
the Detroit Lions. was one Of the
first 10 get into the lists. Bill hits
them far and all TOO frequently.
WIDE but is a spectacular putter.
Entries have been sent 10 all
Downtown QuarterbaCks. If you
don [ receive yours IN the next day
or two. call the Detroit Times and
one VIII be mailed at once. Those
planning TO play IN the tourna-
ment. or those who come just for
dinner are asked 10 send their
entries in al once.
The golf tournament is just one
OF the days attractions. There
viii be a dinner in the evening TO
open the biggest Of all the football
seasons. Coaches, officials and
players will be on hand 10 give a
preview Of what 70 expect this
season.
Heading the list Of football
notables will be coaches Fritz
Crisler. Gus Dorais, Joe Gembis
and Charley Bachman. All viii
bring member. Of their STATS and
players from their teams With
the Notle Dame-Michigan game
slated 10 be the outstanding al
traction Of the year IN this area,
the loWdown on the Notre Dame
squad Wall be gwen.
The coaches viii be present most
Of the day. so fans can get them
INTO a corner and cross examine
them on the coming season
There Is nothing so dear 10 heart
Of a football fan than 10 get the
coach into private discussion of
his team.
Movies Of one Of 1915 most
thrilling games also Will be shown
during the evening. with expert
comments by one of the coaches.
Prizes on the golf links Will be
tickets 10 various games during
the fall. including some 10 the
Michigan-Notre Dame contest. The
tournament will be run on a
handicap basis so all will be
eligible 10 share in the booty.
Several QuarterbackS have called
10 ask if they could bring friends
into the tournament. A 10 j.
assumed their friends are football
fans. they are more than welcome
Just jot their names on your entry
blank when YOU return il 10 the
Times.
Don't forget. Thursday, Septcm-
Der 3. lis date
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26
) Gunners Tie
In Trdpshooting
Photo b. Times stan Photographer

VANDALIA. O.. Aug. 20 (INS).
Five men and three women
were 10 90 10 the firing line today
seeking the two major North
American clay target titles of the
forty-third Grand American trap
shoot. now IN lis fourth day
All knotted up al 1919 out Of 200
for the mems championship were
Hale Jones. Wood River, III;
Junior Dick, Minneapolis; Bill
brennan. Utica. III: Walter
Beaver. 1883 Grand American
Handicap champ from Consho-
hocken, Pa. and II. NJ. Shick, Lees
Summit. Mo.
Tied for the wouen's crown with
1872 out Of 200 were Mrs. Leila Hall
Of StraSburg, Mo. Mrs. Isaac An
drews Of Spartanburg, S. c., and
Mrs. George Cameron OF Houston,
Tex.
Champions named after previous
deadlocks were decided included
Joe Moore, Kewanee. Ill, cham
pion Of h ampions. with so
straight; John ESchelman, u,
Lancaster. O.. veterans champion
ship 30 and over. with "a OF 25.
and MI and Mrs II. e. RAIDER
Jacksonville. o.. with IS of 30 for
the huSband-wifc championship.
Clyde Mitchell OF Bridgeport.
Conn. cracked 1876 of 200 10 annex
the professional crown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26

ing hours at present are u noon
to 8 D. m, if he's not attending a
or golf tournament
Henry Cuomo's new FairvieW
Junior House. carrying 1880
average gets together Friday at
100 p. m.
Bowlers and proprietors through
out the city. express regret and
sympathy to Les Taylor over the
loss by fire of his fine Dearborn
Recreation. The fraternity's con-
census is: It's a shame a swell
fellow like Les had to take that
bump on top of other misfortunes.
notably illness in his family over
a long period"
Charlie Eschmann and his Hi
Toppers from Olympic summer
league, 918 average, want a spon-
sor. George Lingle, anchor, aver
aged 205 in 81 games. Call Trinity
2-4S39, address 500 East Euclid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26
Major League Leaders
LEADING H1TTERS
ANIIRIIAN IIAGII

HOME Russ
OFT Giants - Williams, P Sex IS
Keusr Yankees 20 Mize Giants y
Laabs, Browns p Camiiu. Dodgers p
Runs BATTED IN
Williams r. SoN lt2 Cau,uI Dodgers s.
poerr Red soX - Keller. Yankees IS
piMaCE.o. Yanhs S.
Runs
williams i Sax Jos or Giants Is
DiMaEgio. EanEs a. Cliff. Br0vrs 81
DMas-iI. II. $50
HIS
I'hsnr Re- -UA 1tt n. MaE-ir p S0N $50
..re..e senators .- DlMaEEiO Yanks a.
Sla isr Dr. CsrUs %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26
FdVorites Gain
'Sennis' in City
Clay Court Meet

4 Procedure is according 10 form
AdaY in the thirty-third annual
y clay courts championships at
Tennis Club of Detroit.
Kimbark Peterson is in the
seminal after defeating Irving
Levine yesterday. 6-l. Ga. Pair
ings in the quarterfinal are Gene
Russell and Irving Brent. Jack
SchleSinger and Hubert Manire.
Ray Gibson and Hobart Wrobbel.
Standing out in the women'S
matches today is the one between
Constance O'Donovan and Diannc
Stinchheld Dianne moved up IN
eliminating Florence Howard, 6-3,
rs Mrs. Kbmbark Peterson also
advanced In defeating Hazel
Brown, Go, -6-l
Russell scored two victories In
reachir" the quarterfnal First
he removed Lee Watts. 6-3, 81,
and then put out EdeHammer, 6-2,
4-6, 6-2. Brent went up a peg in
stopping Bill McBrearty, 6-3, 6-1.
Hubert Manire eliminated Rob
ert Jeffers. o., 4-6. SO, to bracket
with Brent.
In the doubles George Reindel
and McBrearty ouSted Mike Yacht
man and Charles Compton. OIL,
6-3. Peterson with Leonard Con-
roy bumped Frank Skicrski and
Frank SclberC, oil. g.
SchleSinger and Brent, team
mates al Wayne University several
seasons back when Brent was
known As Blumenfeld set aside
Nathaniel Stump and Morrie Ros-
enbaum. 40. So. 81.
Wrobbel was a tWo-tlmc winner
in singles. First ne took Neil
Levenson. 6-1. 60. His next VIC
tim was Lindsay Yates. 6-3, So.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26
Halas Refuses
To Name Lineup

DELAFIELD, Wis, Aug. &c
GNS) George Halas, owner and
coach of the champion Chicago
Bears declined today. TO announce
the starting lineup against the
college All-Stars. Friday night. IN
Soldier Field. Chicago. He said
the lineup would be revealed just
prior to game time, and not be-
fore.
Charlie O'Rourke. former Bos-
ton College star, has been given a
heavy workout and may get the
starting assignment at quarter
back instead of the veteran mas
ter of the Information. Sid Luck
man.
Light drills only were or the
program today, with no more
heavy work scheduled before the
game. The Bears will break camp
tomorrow and move TO Chicago
for a signal drill in Soldier Field
tomorrow night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26
Bowling Problem
Secretary Paeeau Already Has His Worries About
Jan. State Bowling Association Meet.
BY HAROLD KAHL

Although the annual tourna-
nent of the Michigan State Bowl
ing Association is as far off as
January 2. Walter Pageau, secre-
tary, already is trying to figure
out how he is going 10 run the
event in Port Huron, newly Sc
lected site.
Port Huron presents a problem
due 10 the fact IT has only two
O. Hey establishments Port
Huron and Red Crown Recrca-
tons. according TO Pageau. This
no doubt means both will be used
but how he will arrange a schedule
that will not require boWlerS max
ing two trips in many cases IN
these days Of tires, etc. mas
Pageau perpleNed.
The state association also So
lected its 1914 site. Flint. which
means Tom Halligan'S Recreation.
After Paul Dye OF Saginaw was
reelected president, the constitC-
ton was completely revised. Vice
presidents were reduced from five
to two with nine zone directors 20
be named next month.
Fred DeClair OF Kalamazoo and
Augie Jankowsky Of Detroit were
reelected first and second vice
presidents. respectively. Allen *.
Hill and Clarence Parker, both Of
Port Huron. were chosen treasurer
and auditor. Besides being re-
named secretary. Pageau also was
appointed 10 the executive COM
mittee of the Detroit Bowling AS
ISOLATION.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26

Entries have begun 10 pour YIN
for the Downtown Quarterbacks
golf tournament which viii be
held az Western GOtf anu country
Club. Thursday September 3. The
tournament. sponsored toy the De-
troIt Times. Is open 10 all members
OF thc Downtown Quarterback
Gluh. composed 1T the football
fans who attend the luncheOns
during the gILd season.
Among the early entries are Joe
Dragon Of Western. one Of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26
Probable Pitchers
By United Press
AMERICAN LFAGIE

Detroit tTrucks III and Benton S-e1 81
Philadelphia tFoWier Sc and Knott 2-iOl ~
so m Two games
Chicago tDietrich SD a. New York
tBoruwy f2-2l-1 3. m
Cleveland tHarder l0-l0l ~ Boston CRut-
land AIS b M.
tOr.F games scheduled
NATIONAL LfAGUE
Philadelphia tJUrnsun -.II and HuEhes
E-Il 81 Chicago tbIth1rn 40 and Flem-
Irl $3.50 SD g. I'M 1.-TWO -ames
New YORK tfnnrmfn 1850 a. Cincinnati
tSfaF 1871 m
Brooklyn tWacor t-lI az st. LOUIS ,BeAz
ley i5-5l-f - p m.
tony fsnee scneftfsA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26

l. Ready! The stage was crowded with
famous headline brands when IMPERIAL
got its first real tryout. But this great
whiskey had long been ready for the big
time! Its full, rich aroma made folks sit
up and take notice . its glorious smooth
ness and favor took EN- by surprise!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26
Big Picked
SemifindIs
CONTINUED from First Sport Page

Continued from First Sport Page
tying Mrs Higbie'S ; on the six-
teenth even though she Mrs.
Weiss had a bah IN the lake
Mrs Weiss played the second
nine IN 81 for an 81. compared 10
the 45-il SO OF Miss Din.
TodavS fourth and final match
pitted Miss Russell against Mrs.
G =. McLain Miss Russell lost
only one hole the short thirteenth.
where She took three 10 get out
OF a trap. d. she defeated Mrs
A. T. Wilson. So. 4 a out gave
the Oakland fIriis golfer : up
lead al the turn Mrs NCIaln
defeated Mrs. William L. Meow
erin. 81. after they had made the
turn even.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26
Pdrkers Take Class A
Church SoftbaII Title

Highland Park Baptist is Inter
church Class A Suftbau champion
tofay after winning from Bethany
Methodist yesterday m the final
Of the three game series, 81, at
Northwestern Field.
An error Harry McDougalls
double and Lee Buffers single
gave Highland Park two IN the
third. Henry PrudhOmme.s homer
IN The hlih was The third tally
Clarence Gables single drove IN
the lone Bethany run IN the sew
enth inning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26

at $50 p. m.., Marjorie Clayton
has been named assistant 10 Ralph
Selden in charge of all leagues at
the new Hall-DOdds Recreation
Only afternoon reservations are
available.
Frank Morris Conner Recrea-
ton officially opens for the season
Saturday NJ. Harold Allen s work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26

HERE AND THERE - Jack
Laner of local supply CouofW
and Palace-Dix Recreation leaves
Friday for service in the navy -. .
Andy Stefani's $4,000 house loop
meets tonight with two openings
left His $50 Monday Mite
Major. also having two vacancies,
meets tomorrow night.
There also are several openings
in the Michigan Major Classic
which convenes at Crest Lanes
Friday at 9 p. m. D.. A 16-team
circuit is planned. starting either
September 9 or 16 D.. Jim Hobbs
Fort Boulevard Senior House and
Frank Damico's Garden House
spillers also will organize Friday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26
Tiger Pitching Records

Totals l25 81 81 lI22 500 f53 4es
INCLUDING Totals ct Fuchs. Hitchcock,
McNsir. Rowe snd Tebbetts. and ne games
played with Cleveland July 4 and Au-
gust IL
Evening star., 1942-03-12
TOMORROW LAST DA
TRIMMINGS
lox-in Garment BAGS, z for &c

Reg 55e soeh 24 H Ero heavy white lined duplex poper Brick.
red OUTSIDE Mothproot Shook strrup eornent hoo9e.
Evening star., 1942-03-12
Doeskin Cloves $1.65

Slpoh ooEskh 5button length Washable Popular Spring Glove 81 IS
eBUToN sUEDED AYoN GLOVE All Spring Coors Regularly ST. 7oe
FAMOUS MAKE SPRING AND SUMMER GLOVES All Discontinued
styles 81 to Regularly
Evening star., 1942-03-12
MOTIONS s. SI3;S

Reg &c. Kills oil stooes Of moth life Clothes hanger
immediately. Eosy o
Evening star., 1942-03-12
FASHION FEATURES
Tailored Shirts s1.65 So; 81

Perfect for your suits and skirts Convertible color Short sleeves
Sizes 81 8 White, pink and blue Washable crepe
BEANIE" SWEATER Resuory
SAMPLE kEcKwEAR Regularly 81
pckY SET OF Washable oon shorksn Regularly s-----77c
hEcKwEAR pques oeondes. oce Regularly SIC
WRAPARoUND TURBAks Reg ST. with eoIo'fu -----6oc
CHINESE HAhpKERcHlEFs 26c; 70, ST so
ALL LINEN HAND. ROLLED HANKES! Regularly 28c
HAND ROLLED LINEN HAkDKERcHEFS Regularly 50e-3 for 81
MEMS LARGE COTTON HAkDKERCHEFS for 81
1HE PALAIs ROYAL YAsT FLOOR
Evening star., 1942-03-12
For Growing Girls 7 to ID

GROWING GIRLS COATS Sizes 70 "A
GROWING GIRLS EASTER COATS Sizes 70 a y.on-----Ss94
GIRLS COTTON DRESSES SECS
GIRLS BRoApcloTH BLoUsEs Sizes a
GIRLS EASTER SKIRTS Sizes
GIRLS PAJAAs 10 TO Is
THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1942-03-12
LETTER-oF-CREDIT

Open an Easter leffsr Of :
Credis tomorrow -. FOR SIS.
$35 .. $50. No dawn p0y-
mentl No interestl Pay "
on Nsay Isf, June Ist. July
isf.
Evening star., 1942-03-12
SIZES 3 TO s BOYS AND GIRLS

TOTS COAT SETS Sizes Poon Ryo Days ~
BOYS EASTER COAT SETS Sizes
GIRLS COTTON DRESSES Sizes
BOYS WASH SUITS Sizes 10
TOTS SKIRTS Ice ceom pods Sizes ors-------SlH
EASTER BLoUsEs. Sizes &c
LITTLE GIRLS COAT 81
LITTLE GIRLS COTTON DRESSES Sizes TO yeos---------S14
LITTLE GIRLS PAJAMAS Sizes 70
Beacon Cloth Bun+ings -- $2.88
hood oo Lined with soin. Pink blue
365o.kcH cRIB BLANKETS Royon satin binding
BABY CRIBS. Blond
CRIB MATTRESSES
BABY CARRIAGES Quilted eoeee extension
FULLSzE CRIBS Blond
INFANTS ROBE AND BooTE
ROBES
INFANTS FtANNElETTE GOWNS
FLOOR
Evening star., 1942-03-12
SPRING I3:ES7E
Coats and Suits $685.

DRESS COATS juniors misses hoI IS
eABARDNE AND COVERT CASUAL COATS Two styles Made Of OIL
oobordne Sizes 10 to O-----S2 IS
SUITS. Mode of aeed nouo ton blue
Jackets peoted skirts opoots Misses IS
Juniors misses and half Resu-
IorEv sz7e5 and SIS ------------- Sl8S5
CASUAL COATS Ruon ooborde plaid light
coos Sizes for misses Resucdy s22s5 ond Sl885
SUITS Two-pece suits for uor misses ond ho sizes
Regularly S22s5 and Sl885
BOX COATS SHETLAND WOOL Sizes 10 TO- Lined with
ina Eoh
THIRD FLOOR
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Matching Canvas Luggage, $7.m

Rssuory S9ss to Slls5 3-pH with top groin eoth
set in locks tie topes and full pockets. Washable.
7-inch Wardrobe Coses with hanger. for to dresses
or Shoe Coses 27-inch PuImon Coses lnitols
WEEKEND CASES. ls q or "A inch Motches above pe
ery $695
FoRTNITER Mode with hangers for and seporos cop
shoes Shirts underwear etc RssuIary $l6s5--------
Evening star., 1942-03-12

Fur Coats> $160 Plus Ia.
Rsqy s72s blended skins Thy Hoonde) dark sable ods
KoLlkSKY SKINS s full haired sobs dyed mnkded Medium
R.ovohy s5o - ------------ 81 per skin. plus
fsI PALAH Ao1A1
Evening star., 1942-03-12

Sterling HoI|oware, $5.95 Reg. sSs Ss' tx :; ''''

Choice Of conpotes Sandwich Trs Fruit BOWS eet Sets Sot od
Pepper shoker Center Pieces Toll Candle Sticks Console Sticks Sugar
ond Creom Sets Moyoonoise Sets Toll Voses
STERLING SILVER SALT AND PEPPER SHAKERS Nicely boxed Three
pors Bright finish Rssvoy Sl25
5PcE STERLING SILVER TEA SETS Coffee on5
od bowl Beautiful plain design Regularly $ss S79 50
SlvRPLATED SERVING TRAYS Round Godoon
Chased Regularly o5
APIECE SILVER PLATED TEA SET Resulory $7s5----S695
SILVER PLATED W-ond poe Double Veoet1b
Dsh GOY Boot ond Troy ResuoHy $6e5
ALL SILVER PLUS 1919 TAX
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-02
Announcements
Removal Bargain

Moving 10 Our New and Larger
Location
Baby buggies $685.. Studios from
$1,000 up. 3 pc. bedroom suite
S3495. 9x13 conEoleum rug So %.
Lawn mowers s2.95. desks s995.
Living. dining or bedroom suites,
beds, springs, mattres ses and
washers. Storage Furniture Sales.
81 y Huron St. open evenings.
Observation-Disclosures
Washed Moth Treated. Tacked-down
carpets cleaned on your floor
Insured and Guaranteed Work
HURON RUG CLEANERS
all A. M.--Phone 1035-W. 206 Olive.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-02

WEST SIBE-new room bungalow
hardwood floors. tinted walls.
cove ceilings. bath and shower.
full basement. recreation room
modern oil heating system. air
conditioned insulated, close in.
low price. easy terms. H. Peet, 80
y. Huron ST. Phi. 1871
4 p acres = block from North Pros
pect near Holmes. s room house.
hardwood floors down. stone fire
place, bath, furnace, two car gar
axe. $4,000. Terms. u. Peet, 50
North Huron ST. III
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For Sale Real Estate
Houses
Brand NEW HOMES

BRAND NEW HOMES
1 ROOMS-all insulated, bath room.
toilet electric pump. septic tank.
nice lot with fruit trees, walking
distance Of Bomber Plant. St45
down payment, balance like rent
NEW ROOMS bath. shower. oil
burning air-conditioning plant, SUI
tomato hot water heater. laundry
tubs, toilet IN basement recrca-
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town immediate possession See
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bedrooms. hath and shower. oil
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$3.50 to $500 on terms
5 ROOMs-and one-third acre. on
East side. Tor 5000 with $1,000
down payment SS5 monthly.
$500 pOWN-buys S rooms bait.
modern. garage, large lot, in Plau.
$1,000 and $50 monthly.
q ACRES miles from YpsL. With
all modern room brick home.
not MAAtl neat N''ifRhiIA 'l fhl 81
floor. screened porch. 8 car gar.
sge. poultry house hrooder house
40 fruit trees, beautiful 3 acre
grove this country home for
$4,000.
- ROOMS between Normal and
downtown, rooms and hatd
down. rooms and bath up. 3 part
basement, steam heat. for $500.
$500 DOWN-buys double house.
with rooms and bath on one
side and 3 large rooms and bath
on other, ? car garage, paved
street.
BUILDING LOTS -Ainsworth Park
for Sl75. East Park Sub. FOR 500
with $40 down and S. monthly.
Recreation Park for $3.50.
Ehman g. GreenStreet
40 W. Michigan Ave. Phone ll57
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