davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08
BIRTHS

Hannah fongpre. 1875 Prest
Psvrins Adragns. 1905 Mcclellan
Margaret Hsutekeete, 4li2 WoodhAli.
Marie AndreIik, l2T27 Alcoy.
Olga Shavenski, 1901 Danforth, Ham.
Alice Ruth. 1881 Liberal.
Violet sorpols. 3s22 East Ferry.
Abce Bradley. So63 Radnor.
Jean stefaniak. ISIS Carpenter, Ham.
clara GvoEdE, ifs South Gates.
Theresa Molnsr. 1927 Melville
Margaret Crawford, 2t4 West Grand Blvd
Rose Berent, $500 Goulburn.
Doris Robbins. 1877 Lakeyiew.
Mildred scheer. si05 Roys,.
Mary Muchenson. 1891 Hastings
Josephine Martin. e43 Osborne place
Alberta Nixon. 9Sl Osborne place.
Rosalee Wines. 1881 Waterloo.
Ann Werthman, Pontiac. Mich.
Beatrice Marsh. 300 Concord,
Virginia Cessert, 1928 Clenheld.
Irene Jarosz, 1908 Elmdsls.
Geraldine Johnson, Is3 Temple.
slgrid Davies. 1885 Archdale.
Helen Motley, 29sl Waterloo.
Ann Wanman, 1882 KnodeiI
Emma Hill, 23527 WOODWARD, Ferndsle.
Ruth Marcus. 1850 West Euclid
Ida Andre. 1922 STAFFORD.
Bessie Akem, 3o2s Fullerton
Anne HARRISON, 1927 Nottingham
Lowquiils Clegg. 1887 Courtland
Myrtle Telbsn. ss52 Kingsley.
Margaret walker. 5O75 Lemon.
Ann Keys. i2003 Homur.
Antonia sousa, 3052 Bagley.
Lydia Metro. io027 Chelsea
Dorothy Wailin. 6f2 Concord.
Donna sintA. 37s5 Crane.
viole, LeFever. 1925 Saratoga
Harriet LaRows, lis Granger Ann Arbor
Olga Biegss, 7i7i Michigan
Genevieve Bart. 1883 Cleveland, Lincoln
PARK.
Marion Bradbury, s20i Argyle
Edith Mitchell. 1851 Henry, Melvindsle.
Dorothy Kendall. 1850 West Chicago.
Leotah Bsdslucco, 1918 Pinehurst.
Gladys Heating. 1926 ciairmcunt.
Jennie Andrerewski 1922 Lyman place.
Rosemary Carrico. 6s7 81. Clair.
Marie Nowak. $3.50 Field.
Thelrns Heinds. 1880 Spruce
Elsie ssylor, 1900 West Bethuns
Anseline Ronewicz. soti Pinehurst, Dear
born.
Margaret Deney. 4s2s Vermont.
Blanche Cirvin 1000 Harrison.
Stella Koch. ttoes Lsppinr
Mary Montville. 22s22 Cymsn, Base Line
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
MARRIAGE LICENSES

James =. Clinton. 10; Jeanne Montieth. 10
Albert J. Garavaglia, %. Domitils
D'Oratio, 10.
Arthur krlszka. 25; Mary Hammer. ~
Phillip ". Hunter. 80; Marian T.. Duris 2s
Ralph W. Rieder. 80. Ardlth L. Lockwood
IL
Andrews Kalls. IS: Adele ssviusky. 81
Arthur schwartz. u Anna Williams, 20
Leonard r. Diehl. rs Jeanette A. Riegei
20.
Joseph y LeBrun. 81: Maude T Long. 40
walter Williams. rs; Alma Ethertou. Is
Herbert seidel IS. Theresa Schneider. %
Louis Macy. 10 Bertha A Miller, rs
Russell Brown. SIS Loretta Mcclellan. SO
Ralph Springer, ~, Joan A. Miller.
Walter p. Psynick, 20. Elizabeth Yam
kovich. 23
John Palenkss Jr., 81: Doris r. Osborn, %
Johr Olson, 90 Ruby Wright %
Theoc ne Gswlsk. 81. Theresa Powaga 20
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DIVORCES

Divorces were granted to:
Helen setter from Adam.
Bessie Ryan from Elmer.
Lucille kujswrski from Joseph
Pat Waterfieid from MAY
Barbara Clarke from Russell
Marietts Rsymus from Russell.
Bonnie Gum from Richard.
Ola l.. stutheit from William r.
Ida V. Cross from James.
Marie Schmans from Olan
Lillian Lillis from Chester
stella Wslendowski from Casimir.
Ewald Johnson from lngeborg
Elizabeth Hansen from Howard.
Lille Odom from Hack
Delbert Theeck from Viols
Stanley Middleton from Gertrude.
Mary Cragg from George.
Arnold Clspp from Florence.
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BIRTHS

BOYS we're born TO:
Mildred YESTERDAYS. e&5s Nottingham
Anna Crosspan, 1898 Cas-
Ellen Dallas 1911 ST Mays
Angsi,ne Kitsos. 1911 Northlsvn.
Rose Clark. $50 Mack.
Vsrna Bond 1879 Ellsworth
syma Miller. 35si Kipling. Berslsy
Thelma Luston. sot Lothrop.
Cs,erins Merlino. 1o45 Cavalry.
Laura Coker. 7451 Woodward
Mary Macdonald, 47te Porter.
Mary Rsntz, 352 Harmon.
Helen kviatkovski, 1907 Shields
Mary Mahoney, s7pi Mason place
Lillian oReiliy. s6ii Hsrtwell.
Marion Frazier, I7s5 Seward.
Betty Mathews, Sis Auburn.
Dorothy Phillips. has Webb.
Iona Fiebich. 1920 Field.
Sylvia Bobron. 2020 Elmhurst
Margaret Karges, 5000 East willis.
Mildred MaJewski. 722e Guthrie.
Virgins sgrarIutti. i52sf Fsircrest.
Catherine Weber. ssls Coleman, Dearborn.
Mabel Council. 1882 Lemsy. 49,
Cecilia Germsine. 1852 Paramount.
Rosina Cipriani. 1904 Crane.
Dorothea Busan, 1882 Glenheld.
Evelyn Cary. s74s Petoskey.
Jane Lindauis,. 20 Ridge road, Crosse
Maxine Woodrum, 10 East Hancock.
Bertha Levine. +32l Cortland.
Jeanne lenses. 1905 Fast Garfield.
Marion Richards. 10 Gardenis. Royal Oak
Jessie Otto, 1880 Monte Vista
<Nerie Brock. 35os Twenty-eighth street
MarcAret Franklin, Freelsnd, Mich.
Irene Reickenbsch. 1879 sarsheld, East
Detroit.
Edith Hunter. 257p Grand River.
Carrie Lamor, 1918 Rlvsrd,
EInors Vincent. 3757 Maybury.
Hyacenth Rogers, 1895 Goddard
Eiipn Bischoft, 1915 mcDougaii.
Lottie Labisk. 1877 East Hancock
Theima McAllister, 34o2 Holcomb.
Marie Jankowski, 3soi Dane.
Florence Dreyer, 1922 Farnsworth
Wanda Pients, 2et3 Hslieck.
Mary Tapcun, 64I1 Heintz.
Carrie Hsekett. lo33o Cameron.
Eleanor Iskra. $3.50 westvcod.
Isabel Howard. $50 Ess, Grand boulevard
Lucille Van DePitts, 277is Hughes. ST.
Io,,is cymbsi.kt. -fasi4 Arlington
Marie RAIDER. i5ss5 Linnhurst.
Elizabeth Cole, $40 Cambridge road.
Esther Hsrsrssves, 5035 Deevonshirs
Josephine capagna. 1881 Canton
Stella Matxkevech. 1887 haywood.
Helen Horenstetn, so5i Second
Elizabeth Brown. 1909 81. Msrys
Laverne Tucker. 1852 Lakewood.
Frances Knox, 1929 Morrell
Julia Franklin, 1928 East Fort
Mary Bird. s77 soiby.
Rose Nicholson. sS12 Frontsnsc.
Rose Nicholson. s572 Fontense
Lofts Bressee, 1925 Jane.
Doris Hirchbeerger 2524t Eureka cents
Betty Buyze 1860 Fordhsm.
Mary Bolos. ei3 Continental.
Leona Couchman. 1887 Lemay.
Betty Rososrewski. ii27 Ward, Saginaw.
GIRLS
Girls were born to:
Mary cahm. 2ifs sLnsins
Donna Long. 1910 Burns.
wineimina Meyer. 2o432 Midway.
Evelyn Luxisr, i407 Mcclellan
Pauline Bostwick. 1920 Harlow
Florence vansickle. 1929 Pinsvood
Irene hvsrs. 53o& Grsndy.
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Housekeeping Rooms

ROSEDALE. so (WoodwsrdD Two rooms
good for day sleeping. Townsend 1882.
SOUTH SOLVAY. 7tl-Near west side fac
tories; housekeeping: reasonable; chill
dren welcome
TWO basement rooms. furnished sub noor,
washer; Al transportation adults only.
available today, Tyler 4534s.
WYOMING. l2s2s-Prtvate kitchen: SC bus
fare TO Ford's; working couple. Dawson
5225.
VAN DYKE, t5il--Two rooms. private en-
trance. Handy TO factories. Adults.
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WAACS
To Train
Cooks

This is the fourth article by
Inez Robb about the Women's
Auxiliary Army Corps which has
been undergoing intensive train
ing at Fort Des Moines.)
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Hotels
ADERNA HOTEL
Furnished Rooms for Rent

AIEXANDRfNE. WEST "a Apartment
10 single or double; elevator. Temple
-O067.
DIXIE DRIVE. 1892 FenkeH Telegraph
district near Diesel plant. gentlemen.
EEdfOrd 1857
FURNISHED room near car line Colored
couple 2737 Hunt. Reasonable.
GENERAL MOTORS district. s2IO Hamns
ton front studio, So references. Trinity
2-6s55.
GENERAL Motors district. attrasiively
furnished room Ia apartment; gentle
man. Madison 573S.
GRAND RIVER-JoY section. atiractively
furnished room: private entrance ladies'.
TYLER 6-65s1
HARDING. 57s7- Furnished room for gen
ileman or working couple, IVanhoe
HIGHLAND PARK Private family. mod
ern furniture. good transportation; air
conditioned. Townsend 5-T35i
TWELFTH 5e65-C Comfortably furnished
sleeping room, adjoining bath reason
able good transportation
CoLoRED-Log CABIN, 1899. near Fem
kei nicely furnished room; gentleman.
University i-l907.
coLoRED Frederick. $50 Nicely fur
nished, single room, near transportation.
Reasonable
COLORED Milwaukee F.. ll4s. single
room, good transportation, nicely fur
nished. Reasonable.
COLORED-35 Woodland two comfort
able single rooms; gentlemen preferred.
Townsend s-0406.
Leicester, So: q -blpck Wood
ward and John r. bus Trinity 1917,
CoLoRED-Nice comfortable room. single:
gentleman preferred excellent trans q
portation. Trinity 1-T062.
-COLORED-F Furnished room quiet Chris
tisn home; employed couple, gentleman.
Trinity 2-06l0.
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BY INEZ ROBB

International News Service stan Writer
DES MONIES, Aug s. - The
secrets Of the army's escoffiers and
Gordon bleu chefs will soon be inn
parted to a selected group of Wack
auxiliaries. An eight-week course
will train members TO turn out
army chow.
Under its training plan, this
fourth and final specialist school
will make WAAC companies $50
each) or units 80 each) self-sus-
tanning. Wacks will cook for
Wacks. not for the army.
The other three specialist schools
administrative duties, telephone
communications and motor trans
port-will train Wacks TO replace
enlisted men who will thus be re-
leased for combat.
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LOST Black leather brief case, initials
A. J. 2. Reward Randolph 1905.
LosT-Rrown wallet containing valuable
papers. reward. Petrovich. i00it Tractor.
LOsT--Diamord bracelet an heirloom (:
7-osO9
LosT-F.bruary 10 Male pointer; liver.
white S75 reward Arlington 1859.
LosT-Msn's leather biilfoid. Joe MeGrsv.
1880 RoselAvu. Dawson. 1000; reward.
PLYMOUTH Grandmont nelghborhood,
white and black male setter. Reward.
Vermont s-7i3s
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Educational

1nOfOuRn Efficient training
II shorthand, bookkeeping upewriting,
sfenography. comptometer etc
THE BUSINESS INSTITUTE
Phone Randolph $685. for Information
Personals
A CERTIFIED Reader. all Problems
Solved (Dauy g-gl, Group Readings
TUESDAYS. Florence LaValleS, 4205 Larch-
mont. Tyler 7-343i.
A FEATURE - spanish Bonita" Eli.
nor. LOIS. Jessie. lorraine,
entertainers. Rainbow rearoom, 1i0 John X.
A RENOWNED Reader. Minnie Novels.
1922 Lincoln. By appointment, Temple
1882.
ADVISER Mrs Edwards. readings on all
affairs; special. soc i610 Fort. LINCOLN
Park. CHours 1913 daily sunday. Atlantic
1908.
ADVISER, MRS. NORTON Especial read
ings. so cents. GIFTED reader, adviser on
all affairs. Daily and Sunday. 500 Pack
ard, corner Van Dyke trear 2215O Van
DYKE, hall mile from Eight-Mils.
ADVISER on All affairs OF NE. Mrs
Taylor. Special readings. SOC Daily.
SUNDAYS. 1919. 1850 West Jefferson,
Ecorse. over EdgeWater Bar. Atlantic
1854. tWyandotte Bus 10 door,
ADVISOR, psychologist. radio astrologer.
featured Worlds Fair: IS wears e=peri.
enee; problems solved 80 Psterboro
Cherry 6s4f.
AsTRoLoGER Mrs Lena Manning
s774i. 1924 McGrsw.
AsTRoLoGER--C Lowell well known De
O324.
AsTRoLoGER PHOEBE CARTER Con q.
situations daily very reasonable. 4fs
Helen tnear Jefferson
AsTRoLoGER- Evangellne Berry. Read.
ings, 81 Appointments Townsend
5-726s. II Elmhurst Woodward
AsTROLOCER-Cry la Belle your
home or mine. 900 Westminster, Trinity
2-0s4s
AsTRoLoclsT-M Madame Floye Know the
truth. s64i East Forest plaza 076s
AT BILL CRAF's GRILL As,rologer
EsteIle. Luncheons, drinks, l2i John r.
BARBAGLfK Plaster FOR scrat1CH Rneuma-
usm: only day treatment. Lenox Os3S.
lDIVINE HEALINGS-He Health Means Hap
piness Reverend Damrau, lT4t Ferry
Park Trinity l-7292.
HAIR REMOVED Permanently Free
demonstration. Traub. $50 Michigan
Theater Building Cherry 1915
HINDU MISUNDERSTANDING tells future.
Trinity 1885. "Boskon,' 2ess West
Grand Boulevard
HYGEA HERNIA AND RECTAL CLINIC
Successful treatment as you work.
1910 WOODWARD TR I-4i50
MADAM x--Astrciogist: daily readings
l3f5 West Garfield. ring Apartment 4.
MRS. RAYE-Astrologis featured AZ State
Fair. 1897 Mitchell. PLAZA 25o3.
PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful office treatment while working.
Doctor De Swarte Rectal Clinic.
5Il3 Second. near Palmer Trinity i-72l2
PROF. ELTON-ADVIsoR
CONSULTATION daily, 1915: Tuesdays.
Fridays until 9: closed Sunday. 34is John
r. between Erskine and Eliot Special. 81.
REVEREND LILLIAN LEE - Church OF
Christ. Appointment daily 1860 West
Grand Boulevard. Tyler 6-7333.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list.
ings in the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section
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Inside
India
BY w. w. CHAPLIN

NEW bIsiiii, id.--hiflcll Sdil
soft drinks and cigarets have begun
TO reach the American forces in
India; and that's important war
news. Wars are not won with steel
alone; the contentment of the
troops is quite as often deciding
factor.
Not that any of our boys have
been actively, or even consciously
discontented. But you can see their
spirits rise when the little fluted
bottles are passed round, or when
the boys draw deep on a smoke of
the kind they're used to.
Up until now Americas soldiers
on this faraway sub-continent have
done very well with English ciga-
rets, which are much milder than
ours, and with fruit juice drinks
W IN C h the British call squashes
and the Indians call nimbu PAM.
American drinks and cigarets
began coming into the convoy sea-
ports some little time ago. but
distribution in this vast country is
serious problem. They are now
available in small and rationed
quantities as far inland as Delhi
and no doubt will soon reach the
farthest outposts.
DISTRIBUTED BY PIX
We don't have the YMCA. the
Salvation Army or the USO in
India, but what supplies of things
from home are available are dis
pensed from the local PIX, or post
exchange, operated by the army.
Such n PIX has just been cstab-
lished here in the sprawling new
buildings America has a limos I
completed 10 house its head
quarters offices and personnel.
On the shelves of this PIX ! saw
half-pint bottles of tomato juice
lone TO customer). hard candy
lone box to each), Coca-Cola lone
bottle per mani, four brands Of
American cigarets lone package
sold at a time), and box Of
nickel cigars tone cheroot per
purchaser).
A GOOD START
Now that the start has been
made, il is 10 be assumed that the
stock of the PX's in India will
swell rapidly. Almost anything
simple and typicaily American will
he gleefully accepted. but l would
like 10 suggest that due thought
be given in the councils Of the high
strategists TO the subject of chew
ing tobacco.
I don't think any more highly Of
the habit of chewing tobacco thar
does Madam President of your
local women's club. II doesn't
rate high as parlor manners. But
under certain circumstances. IL has
attributes unobtainable elsewhere
I can remember when / was a
soldier back in that prehistoric
war that was 10 end all wars,
would sometimes feel like a little
boy lost in the dark. And at such
times l would borrow a "chaw" OF
tobacco from another soldier and
nearly strange myself trying to
keep from swallowing. &C.
But il did make me feel like a
two-gun cowboy; IL gave me back
my confidence in my own man.
hood. II made me believe again
that I was pretty hot stuff and
that no pot-bellied Germans could
push me around.
Tomorrow: The servant prob
lens of an American war corre-
spondent in India.)
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War Sub.COntracts
AND
DEFENSE AIDS

AVAILABLE for defense work.
Is internal and external grind
ers for production and precision
work. Hold to any limits.
Phone TIE. 1870.
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EAST SIDE--Comfortable front room
gentleman; references; meals optional
Murray 5524.
TWENTY THIRD 37e9-Nicc comfortable
rooms furnished. -unfurniShed. board
optional. Tyler $500.
ED-Brush-Jesephine district: sin
gle or two men; nice home, good meals (.
reasonable. Trinity 2-1410
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08

FARM and farm lands. Lake and Creek
property: wild land for hunting clubs
cottage and cottage sites. all we'll located
In Oscoda Co.. good little. no commission
fees. John A. Young. Mo- Mich.
FOR sALE-To settle estate. is0-acrs
farm, good buildings good soil, elec-
tricity, on good road, near school Grover
Powell phone 1882. Washington. Mich.
FARMs-Any size price. terms oceans
Co, Hanson-osbcrn. Realty. Hart. Mich,
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BUILDINGS LEASED

Because of the army's all but
frenzied d e m ands for trained
Wacks and the tremendous eXpan-
sion of the women's corps, the
army has leased buildings at
nearby Drake University and three
hotels in Dies Moines
TO accommodate the schools.
Telephonists will be trained at
Drake, and administrative person
mel and chauffeurs in the hotels,
where both classrooms and dormi-
tories will be established.
A fifth type of expert will also
from Fort Des Moines
But she will not receive her
specialist training here. She will
be a specialist in the nations air
raid warning service.
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FORMER IS COURSE. 20 lessons, 81 50.
Aragon, 4255 Woodward. TIE. 2-9363.
SUMNER special dance course. $3.50. Guar
anteed complete private course now IS.
TREE STUDIOS 4109 WOODWARD
READ Times Want Ads for proht--use
them for results
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Apartments for Rent
Furnished

DUE 20 the occasional transfer 20 other
cities. of our present occupants. % and
Groom spts. are available from time to
time. Monthly rentals 800 and up. fur
ntshed OF unfurnishsd; maid service op-
tionaL
THE WHITTIER. BURNs DR.. LIE. sOOc
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Share Living Quarters

MITCHELL. 545s-Share with couple. two
bedrooms, furnished; child welcome; rea-
sonable.
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4-ROOM HOMES
Houses for Sale
(Wesf of Woodword)

BRANDON tScottenl Bargain s-room
steam; Gear ssrage; $500 down. Lafa-
ystte $751;
GREENvIEW. $685. rooms bay: tile:
VACANT; 1925. terms. CT. l4iO.
LIvERNoIs. 1897. reconditioned iocome.
S.; steam heat; 81, 500; terms. Ho-
garth 2449
sToEPEL~-Grand River-Livernois; Groom.
attic; garage; modern painted outside
81, 500. 81 900 down. HO. SOLO.
+. v. GustAfson. Realtor, 10000 SCHOOLGIRL,
1897 MACKENZIE
Near Cheyenne; distinctive English home
3 bedrooms, sunroom. tile bath and stall
shower insulated; Holland furnace; natural
fireplace HOgarth 1927
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10000 SPECIALISTS

BY May il is anticipated that
Fort Des Moines will train as
Wacks some 10000 women who
are already experts in air raid
duties.
Although the training program
AT the moment includes specialist
training in only four fields - ad-
ministration. communications, mo-
tor transport and cooking - the
army has under consideration the
establishment of other specialist
schools.
What those schools will teach is
at the moment. secret.
And from corps area command
ers have come increasing demand,
for women motor mechanics. dis
patchers. statisticians and for al
X Kinds of help in the post ex
changes.
Tomorrow: Business Women
In uniformly
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Funeral Directors
Fred G. Marshall Sons, Inc.
HOME FOR FUNERALS
1857 Y. JEFFERSON FlTZROY 217s-7g
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Children to Board

PRIVATE NURSERY scHooL.-Constant
supervision, graduate nurse days only.
University 2-77ss.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings In the big sunday Times Want Ad
Section!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08

STONEY Point Peninsula waterfront; light.
gas, running water. PLAZA 1896.
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Houses for Sale

BARGAIN at $500. Pierson, 13sos.
south Of Schoolcraft; modern s-room.
bath brick 10 belt garage. 81 500 down.
Owner. Evergreen 5s05.
BUS service 10 bomber and Kelsey Hayes
plants, close 10 Plymouth. several homes.
unfinished interior on large parcels OF land .
only $50 down. balance financed. Newman
Warren and fnkster
CoLLINGWOoD avenue. between Third
and Hamilton. six rooms warm air heat.
garage; close % transportation. Write
Box B-s453. Detroit Times.
DEXTER PURITAN section-s-room; ga
rage shrubs 81 $50. Exceptionally good
buy, Hogarth 1905.
FARMBRooK AT HARPER-FHA TERMS
Only S5.o50: rms. Mr.. wieme. Nj. 5000
FERNHILL-WoODwAR DIsT.-5 rooms,
full basement. large attic, gear gar,
fenced back yard; 81. 100. $500 down, S35
per month. Sargent a Co. Tw. 1851.
HAZEL PARKS rms, bath: 3 bedrooms.
Vacant. $500 down. Williams, IL. 2-is5s.
HAZEL Pk-Nr iO-Mi. rms. 81 $50
$3.50 On. Corcoran. r. o. e503
JOHN R10-MfLE-5 rms bath Irnne
date possession 81 300 $500 down
WILLIAMS. Ii 2.1t5s
LINCOLN PARR-Loveiyi s-roor, modern
bone; 81 500. ii7T Fort, Lincoln Park
Atlantis etsn.
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FURN. cottage, brk., rms, Rondeau IC;v
Park: sale or exchange. TW 2-302o.
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Income Bungalows for Sale


MoRRELL-LAFAYETT - s-rm. income
sim. hit: 81, 300. 81 900 down. LA. 62if
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Houses for Rent

BUY n scre for $3.50 s. down. Tromley.
2ii ". Main ST., Royal Oak.
NORTHWEST -- 7-room: breakfast room
sun porch; references. SIS. HOgarth
PAIL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

way your face looks and feels. So much softer,
so much lighter, so much fresher! And make
up goes on with siken smoothness.
Use it 8 or A times a week morning,
evening or during the day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

Famous Ponder Base
AI,cdys before you powder smooth
Ponds Vanishing Cream on lightly.
This lovely, fragrant cream gives q
sofi mat finish, perfect as q powder
base. II helps protect your face. too
from drying windy weather. And
your pow der stays on-for hours!
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MINUTE
MASK
helps your skin
look FRESHER, SOFTER,
SMOOTHER

lHIS NEW WAY to Use Ponds Vanishing
Cream as a minute Mask is proving real
glamour gift to women everywhere. You'll
say so, too!
To gipe your skin this Glamour Mask
simply smooth cool, fragrant Ponds Vanish
ing Cream thick over your face and throat
Except eyes,. Leave on fill minute. Tissue
off excess. That's all. But-youll lore the
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-01-08
PAGE SEVEN


An Ordinance: Fixing salaries and COM
Densation of certain officers and employees of
the village of Bug1on. Ohio. and repeating
all previous ordinances inconsistent there
with:
BE ii ordained by the Council of the VIII
lage of Bluifton, State of Ohio:
Section /. That the salary of the Marshal,
Chief of Police Village of Bluffton. Ohio.
shall be one hundred (sl00) dollars per month.
payable monthly
Section 2. That the salary of the Deputy
shall be one hundred and ten tSfI0l dollars
per month. payable monthly.
Section 3. That the salary of the Street
Commissioner of the Village OF Button, Ohio,
shall be fifty ts50) dollars per month. pay
able monthly.
That the salary of the Caretaker Of Maple
Grove Cemetery of the Village of Bluffton,
Ohio. shall be seventy-fve tS75@ dollars per
month. payable monthly.
Section 5. That all volunteer firenen Of
fcially appointed shall be allowed one meeting
per month and each fireman attending the
meeting shall receive two tS2.00) dollars and
that each fireman responding to fire call shall
each receive two ts2.00) dolisss for each fire
call response. EASsY
Section 6. That the akove salaries and
compensation shall be effective from and af-
ter the first day of January. 1892
Section z. That all ordinances or parts of
ordinances inconsistent herewith be and the
shall take effect from and after the earliest
period allowed by law.
Passed this 9Th day of January. 1912.
w. A. HOWE,
Mayor.
MILFORD GEIGER. Clerk az