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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-15
I More Plants
Join in Search :
For Miss Victory
$500 Women Entered
by Suburban Factories
for Typical War Worker

N. A. Woodworth's Ferndale
plant and the Kelsey-Hayes Wheel
Corporation. Plymouth unit, today
Joined the search for MISS VIC
TORY-the Typical American Girl
War Worker. Upwards OF $500
women workers in the two plants
thus automatically became candi-
dates for the coveted title.
The search will ultimately ex-
tend to some 100000 women war
workers throughout Michigan's in
dustrial areas. and will include
representatives in large and small
plants throughout the state.
n. A. Woodwork IL Co. employ
upwards Of 1,500 girl workers in
the Ferndale factory, which is now
exclusively devoted 10 war produc-
ton. Some 900 girls work in the
Plymouth plant OF Kelsey-Hayes,
including all shifts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-15
Strikes Up
State Figures Disclose
September Increase
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING, Oct. 15.-War or no
war strikes continue in plants
manufacturing materials for the
army and navy, state labor media
tor board figures disclosed today.
Not only are thew continuing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-15
Windsor Filler Missing

Flight Sergeant George p.
Fargher is missing in action over
the Island of Malta and believed
dead, a message 10 his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Fargher, 2233
Woodlawn avenue, Windsor, re-
Nealed TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-15
Heavy Vote Here
Is Predicted on
Rule Issue
Legion Official Calls on
All Vets 10 Cast Ballot
TO Back Times Appeal
BY RAY HARRINGTON

Special issues up for decision at
the November 3 general election.
particularly the Wayne County
home rule proposal should bring
out a heavy vote in Detroit.
This fact was pointed out today
by the Detroit Districts Associa-
ton of the American Legion.
which embraces all posts of the
veterans organization in the city.
S. w. Curtiss, commander OF
the association. made the state
ment in support of The Detroit
Times get-out-the-vote campaign.
and enlisted every Legionnaire TO
help in the vote drive.
I'm this election IL IL more
important than usual that the
citizens of this area go to the
polls and vote" Commander
Curtiss declared.
PUPILS HEAR JUDGE
"One Of the freedoms We
fight for In this global war In
the freedom of a democracy to
elect Its own officials, and 20
have a hand In Its own political
policies.
The special issues feature of the
election was stressed also by
Judge John J. Maher of record
'er's court in an address before the
students of the East Side Girls
Junior Trade School, at John r.
and Harper avenues.
1.-THE amendments and consti-
tutional proposals warrant vot-
Ing action by every person In
Detroit and Wayne County who
Is qualified to VOTE" Judge
Maher declared.
STUDIED IN CLASSES
The jurist added his endorse
ment of the Times campaign,
which is being conducted through
out the school system. declaring il
is "encumbent" upon school chill
dren TO induce their elders to get
out and vote.
The Times campaign Is being
made in cooperation with the
board of education. The duty
and right of voting {. is being
studied in classes from now until
election day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-15
STUDIED IN CLASSES

Order War Stamps delivered
to your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-11-12

catur made up his mind to ateach be-
havior to Tripolitan pirates.
Today's marine is a sober, serious,
professional soldier-sailor flyer who
can take up bomber or fighter plane,
parachute against enemy positions
with the newest and deadles weapons.
fire the great naval guns or run a
tank.
He can manage all type of field ar
hilary, landing barges, mortars, gren-
AIDES. bombs and land mines. He is an
expert in desert or jungle warfare,
gouging, shangling, bone-breaking,
knitting, baynoting and a crack shot
with pistol and rife.
He has been called the best trained
and best equipped fighting man in the
world-and the most proficient. He
knows all the trades Of war. His
speciality is hand-to-hand combat
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-11-12
u. S. MARINES 167
YEARSOLD
November 10 Anniversary TO
Find Them Fighting,
As Usual

1t came to pass in the one hun
dredth and sixty-seventh year that
there went out from the United
States Marines Corps an understate-
ment.
America is confident it will hear
from the marines in this war"
This after Wake Island Mid
way Maxim now the Solo
mons. -.
First To Fight"
Every leatheneck since the days Of
John Paul Jones has gloried in the
phrases like first to fight" "devi
dogs" "fghtinest men on earth, "
first to land and last to leave" the
worlds best rifemen," specialists in
sudden death" And they say in their
famous hymn:
IF the army and the navy ever gaze
on heavens scenes,
''Theyll find the streets are guarded
by United States marines
Well, truth is the Marine Corps
press was writing 1877 years Of history
from the Battle OF Trenton to GuadaI-
canal in connection with the November
10, IT'S birthday Of Americas oldest
military organization
And it gets pretty hard for writers
to find superlatives all the time, es-
pecialIy when it's one continuous
story about men who have been in
active combat somewhere, some time
in 80 of 1877 years, made 1870 eXpedi-
tionary landings against the enemy
in every continent-save Australia
and never retreatedl
Created By Washington
We have marines today because
George Washington wanted them.
Let there be marinesl" he said to
his sea captain, John Paul Jones, and
there were marines Plenty Of them.
They swarmed the fighting tops Of
the Bonhomme Richard, Jones' flag
ship, and conquered the Scraps,
British man-'o-war, by pitching hand
grenades down its powder hatch.
Jones, his cannon out Of action and
called on to surrender, had his marines
in mind when he replied, q have not
begun to fight"
He started something with that. It
takes too long to recite every time
the marines have put their pride into
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-11-12

the Charles Vought farm in Cash
Valley. Mrs. Henline is the widow of
the late Job Henline.
Mrs. Sarah Fike, of near Eglon, has
gone to Uniontown, Pa, for a months
visit with her son and daughter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Fike and
family.
Drs. Harold and Blanche Miller and
daughter, Bonnie Jean, Miss Ora
Wolfe. and Mrs. Gustafson, all of
Eglon. motored to Mt. Storm Sunday,
where they visited friends.
Mrs Fern Jamison, Of Youghio-
gheny Forest is teaching school at
Eglon for Flora Ellen Harsh who left
Tuesday evening for a few days trip
to Elgin, III.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-11-12

pungent words but mere are some OF
them:
Retreat hell we Just got mere!
IheT told the weary french at Bel
Ieau Wood.
First Commando Raid
ONE on you huZZafoH-do you
want to live forever? was the way
an otheer called ms leathefheckS to
the charge IN NO Man : Land
" nat only one brigade cFled the
started BRUSH ana marines snap
pea pack w en- lhefe $ only one war;
am | thefe
II lhe Germans can stop them'
now Ihe helI can l Salu Inelr ollIcer
"heh marines charged ana the / fehch
lmplofed caution
Gan we Seho you anything u
D FORCES faoloa the heroes Oh wake
lSlaila' sure Seho US some more
J"PS'
MARINES maze theIr llfSV Nohlh'ah-
40 '"lo oi'y y"ree i!lo''''iS ",'er '"e
corps No,o''"I recruits Io%I T., Out u
oI" ulI Tavern OH Iile I lllaueipila
..l
,.boro - na,% ?
N"ouNt DAYS
"'S '"oN "o0 0"i'e'S u powder
away from '"e Df''IS" ." the pa
nam" ISLANDS
:" muse ROBUST Gays Iea'hefhecKS
were 'ee' uiIeu lroi" Se"-I"rIhg men
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-11-12

Seventeen materials were listed as
being critically scarce by War Pro
duction Board including certain kinds
Of steel, mahogany and teak, and a
number Of chemicals,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-11-12
AURORA-EGLON
Deaths

Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Slaubaugh, of
near Eglon attended on Tuesday, the
funeral service for Mrs. Slaubaugh's
mother, Mrs. Marcellus Buckley, 90,
who died Sunday at Stephen City, Va,
where she had made her home in
recent years with a son-in-Iaw and
daughter, Rev and Mrs. Luther Rig
gleman The body was taken to Au
gusta, West Va, where burial was
made in the family lot.
Brief services were held Monday at
the home at Aurora, for A. c. Wilt,
who passed away Friday, following
several weeks illness. Immediate sur
vivors are his widow, Sylvia Stemple
Wilt, and one daughter, Margaret. In
terment was in the Carmel cemetery.
G. B. Hamstead, Of Eglon, was mott
fled of the sudden death of his sister,
Mrs. Florence Johnson, of Laurel
dale. w. Va, which occurred on
Wednesday. November II.
Birth
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Slaubaugh, of
near Horse Shoe Run, are the parents
Of a son, born Sunday, November 8,
at the home The mother was NADIA
lene Stempe, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver Stemple, of Aurora. This
is their first child Mr.. and Mrs. Sum
Cl,,,l.,,,,,l, e ChnI p,,,,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-11-12
THINGS THAT MAR FAMILY LIFE

tIAiNkgS L ia ! MAN = ANIL L III -
LESSON TENT-Gonesis 27:3o-35; Mat
theW " 2,$i; vi ,,, LHNe ~, L. I5,I'' ,ro.nors
burdens -' and So 50 fuIfI the law OF Christ
Galatians CO.
49, - -.-.,-. q, NJ,
Iloi!Ie - via. ou ll.s'l, 40 %
SG9' 'ieI5 ii.o5 ~ 70
I5 li. ~ ,,,t,, ;l1,oe
o'.lC iine9e.~ 90 1,Ea-n l''' 40
uIie'Il 'ioJ iileill' e..4..ol ~ ~,
.liiilSo ll' TO-. 0o'i 1-sa,;,, p,,+
''l''lS ny w IIl'' 80 ~ ,il,I,t
lile'I. u "oiiioli wy! - ,' ~
Spili' O0Ii = p.l ~ ,,oa,,o-+
lelS ','il' l!-.'l4e - 81 o ,l, Il is
. r,attnr If the attit1de of heart
md mind Onr lesson +bcn is very
nractiraI for If deals with those
Sins which mar family life.
v,,........ LII, a;.a,,,,,.4o,ooe nov
l.a'eN - 0l,l - r+ t,,rr, ,v,ay
u.s. W. 'l Ia 'i =; .I l,','', ao-o +,a ems
i'G;'' ;i ,i-l '' Da,, f,o,,, ho;,,o
what If ongh+ to he God has pro
y-fHpH NrlftnreN 1nIO1lD1
Cbriet for iii Who believe in Him.
what tbop are tha sins which
ctard &C tho enemies of the home?
NJ TO-. ar.oo o.,
'0'' N0o-''
Whatever the circumstances OIL uIe
nome may pc, lhefe can pc apSoIute
honesty ana cahoor IN lhe oeailllsS
De1WeGn members OF IlR ldllllIN.
Our recent STUDY Oh lIle story Oh
JACOB ana ESau showed US u'e sau
consequences OF tIie oeceiI pIactIceo
oy Jacop ana ms IliotlleI ~ We
lfauQln8 ESau' MANY elcillellls en-
'efeo IN the laFoflusln OIL 'He lnolil-
tI toward one sou lHe envy "l"'
t!IC ptolieI mao Vi ms eIoel 0lo'I'-
er S olttnflghl' 'ne "IcNeo s 7I.l. IN
OF inolnGr ana son 70 oul"IV ule
sU VI q ,, l$ 4 ~l7,t C'7'' i;
decei+fuIness To buiId ANYTHING of
permanent value on such a founda-
ton was o1Iite impossibIe.
r,o 4a,..;1-. j., ,,.,,;al, aooo;tf,,1
,,,aa,rr 40 ,,'' ,,Sod ~, h,,eha,d ~, ,,ifo
80 a IonI 1 od ~ l.','1 '' far solf -
So ~ az ~ ~
,,oaI.,, ~ ,aaG, 70 +7',.,, Shout o,d
lo+ i,,ta ,'' +pa ohon,,oi a. +,,1t, o,ld
[Ilt toe .,-9 af il,,-I't - i 4aa Ia+o -
" 49, wv oa1
H. DIVORCE NNaVI' DOL oz)'
One of the most destructive ele-
ments of modern life is that of
divorce. Terrifying statistics could
be quoted, but they are not nearly
as moving as the knowledge most
of us have of broken homes, de-
hnquent children, oecadent morals,
etc, ad nauseam. The victims of
this deadly evil are primarily the
children who are sent on into life
with disordercd minds and hearts.
Jesus declared that the decree of
enforcement allowed by Moses was
not an abrogation of Gods ORIGINAL
law in this matter. Because of the
Hardness of their hearts MARK
lO:4 Moses permitted it. but the
standard of God was and (notc this
pleaseD is unchanged
Nrorr;ooo &c ,,o e.,,, ~ o,r lac
con of Noyo,,,h o,, / ic Cod,s ,1a,, Tow
tho oorfoct ,,,io,, of t5o ,,1oo o,d
woman v,borehv tbe tvo horon1o one
in tho eiab+ of COD int r,o o,,e
that the fio is MT ono 70 bo de- ,lis,,
solved o+ viii or ON son9o ,9,,ral5,
1oaa1 oror,1d. II ;s -, jrsoo pr. NY
l,,2ion 0''--' u 10 OH l'i'' r O. ''''le
faithfumess which is such breach
of the holy union as to virtually de-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-11-12

LESSON TEXT-Gcncsts 27:3O-35; Mat
thew 5:3l. 80: Luke 12;13-15.
GOLDEN TENT-Bear We one another's
burdens. and so fulfill the law OF Christ
Galatians CO.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-11-12
| SEE BY THE DAILIES THAT

Consumption of gasoline in Mary
land has dropped % percent.
Senator Vandenberg proposed Re
publican-Democrat coalition for the
duration as solution to wartime
problems in Congress.
A new military and naval decora-
ton has been established for Ameri-
can forces, legion of merit, based on
extraordinary fidelity and service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08

A LIQUOR habit stopped at home secretly
Arnold. 246l Nat. Bank Bldg. RA. 1884
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NERVOUS7

A sHoRT-wAvE diathsrmy machine 70
sale At half price. Call or write, Bruso
.o3 Robinson. Saint Clair. Mich.
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Lumber, Building Materials
SMITH-ORR co.

ROOFING, ASPHALT SHINGLES
LADDERS, ASBESTOS SIDING, LUMBER
MILLWORK, SHEET METAL SUPPLIES
WHOLESALERS
ACRES OF BUILDING SUPPLIES
1881 w. WARREN. Phone OREGON O700.
USED plywood. 2i4c 81. II: 1x4 strips.
llsc per lineal It.. work benches. $50
lineal n.
LIBERTY LUMBER 500 RADcLIFF
2-CAR garage all materials comp SAP so
Fillmore Lumber, 242O4 Gratiot Rose. 1850
CAR GARAGE. SIs5. L. ). Housewares
ing. 1896 Dequindre
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PROF ELTON -ADyIs

CONSULTATION dany, 1913. TUESDAYS
Fridays until 9 closed Sunday, 3fls John
r.. between Erskne and Elliott Special. 81
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Carpet, Rug Cleaning

Al A SPECIAL. 9x12 $3.50
Cash and carry, 81 so. "a years sSperi-
sncs 1907 guaranteed Detroit Oriental
Rug WORKS. 12l22 Broadstrset 10 1900
READ Times Want Ads FOR prof't- Uye
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
WHERE TO DINE

ECORSE Apptnce-tD Don't Junk aluminium
Maytagsl Guaranteed welding. Motors.
Atlantic sGQ9
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08

SUITABLE compensation Will be paid for
Whereabouts or employment of Thomas
A lie Van, former wife Nellie. former ad-
dress 1928 Woodward and WAS formerly
employed AT De luxe Tool A. Die Co,
snyder Tool a Die co and Federal Engt-
nesrlng 60. can NJ. Lee. Tylsr 6-e6ls.
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Carpet, Rug Cleaning

Al SPECIAL, 9x12. $3.50
Beautifully cleaned renovated: absolutely
guaranteed: insured Garfield Rug and
Furniture Cleaners, Tyler $1,000. 1000
JOS Campau.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08

LADY OF Mystery answered your questions
over Radio. Readings your home or
mine Appointments Vermont 5-4f32
LINE Social Service creates friendly ac-
quslntanoes everywhere. Redford $685.
2isOO Curtis.
MADAME DELLA-spirituAl psychic noted
reader Grand River. Appointments
daily. TYLER 5-5S07
MRS RAYE-Astrologis featured az State
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Lumber, Building Materials

ALTERATIONS sdaIuous attic rooms
roofing and siding Ne take entire iot
~ furnish material only. no down pay
wents up to 80 months 20 pay
INTERSTATE ASPHALT = LUMBER co
Mound Ri and Ten-Mne ~
Center Line 1872 SLprum Sf7t
BRICK SIDING. Highest quality. LOW.
Est PRICES. QulgN service. Terms.
oregon 2233
BRICK sdfrE rerlofing alterations. "a
RACES cottages FLA terms no fsss
BRIGGS QUALITY GARAGES Buut A.
cIriiug 90 Requirements HoEar'n ga
COTTAGE room batn. 2t121. S8iS
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Al REPAIRING: free estimates IS years
experience al makes, guar. To 6-5JiB.
ALL makes washers. vacuum sweepers re-
paired Free estimates. Guaranteed.
Lenox 56ss
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ASH. garbage oil drums tanks instan-
taneous heater, electric charger alcohol.
NinewOOd 1859
AIR PURIFIER. counter furniture store
display partition HOOK 1888 MACK.
CAMERAS-All makes At BEST LOWEST
PRICES Ne vii take YOUR OLD
CAMERA IN exchange DETROIT CAMERA
SHOP. 325 STATE STREET.
COFFEE grinder. one carpenter bench, tsn-
foot bakery case 1851 Gratlot
iCE SKATES-Si ~ Up. Dawson Tn
claimed Freight stores 1881 Livernois.
2i3J East Dawson. 1885, Grand River,
lii4O Mack tFour Great st7resb
KODAKS-M1vie cameras VIII sell. buy.
exchange Acme Camera FS.. 81 shelby
THREE BARBER chairs barber pole. wash
stand. 500. 400 cratic;
TWO BARBECUE MACHINES charcoal
and eas COFFEE TRS EEFRfgERA-
TOR rtr SBc1hCe fDr quick sale. t5i
bruHdUay CUT'rJ UBI2
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SUITABLE compensation Will be paid for
Information and Whereabouts or en-
pOyment Of JACK ArtrIp or his wife, Mar,
Ellen formerly ~ l2O60 Dix road. ON
ployed formerly A. Great Lakes steel CO
Also Roy Underhll or his wife, FIhel
formerly 1913 HUlsborough, formerly EN-
pl0yed AZ Kslvinatpr GO
Can Mr. Lee TYLER 9s5h
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x%oezt Se4uIcp DEzecdM
BUYERS GUIDE
ADVERTISING DISPLAY
arTIcs CONVERTED INTO BUNGAIOwS

CARLSON sTUDiOS-Adysrtising displays
posters 1909 Brush street Telephons
Randolph sllf
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LEARN TO DANCE

TREE sTUDIOS-ESTAB 2s YEARS
20 LESSONS 81 so MEN AND WOMtN
Fox Trot, Waltz. Rhumha. Modern swing
Woodward At AleNsnfriue-Tt 2-soA2
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WISHING M,CmINE srRyIct

Al washer reparinE, sewing machine
vacuum 81 90 Free estimates In homes
. LEMON sO3O central Service
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STORM SASH
TENNIS TABLES
TIRE RECAPPI>G SERVICE
ToMMY SrPtR SLRNICE

DAWES Recapping Service smooth worn
Tres recapped tsteam processj. Town
send s-O2s5
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w,SHI>G M,CmNEs. REPAIRING

EDISON Washer Service-N0rge Cr1sley
rcfriEcrators Expert rebuilding Esti.
mates Lafayette 36S1.
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Machinery and Supple,

HIGHEST PRICES scrap .r9ns. metals.
American scrap Iron Metals. Tyler g
1853
PAPER haiers wanted an sizes In GOOD
WORKING coalition. NJ Pm. Randolph
86s1
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TRACTORS; IMPLEMENTS

SrNOCO Products -Iuhrication: BATE
service. Washing prompt service 49,
Van DYKE tN1iardat
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THE TRUTH ABOUT
Stomach Ulcer
PAINS

Caused by Gastric Hyperaoidity
FREE Booklet on simple homs treatuen,
Many report they were saved from
expensive operations Learn all about me
amazing insNpeusi.e home treatment. PAIN
relieved from the start No nRd or liquid
diet. This valuable booklet sent FREE
with Information 10 guaranteed trial
offer Detroit Won Co. Dept TC-5. $40
David StOtt bldg. Cadillac $40. Open
Monday and Wednesday iii 4,
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CONFECTIONERY
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. FIXTrREs

Al FLOOR sanding finishing. workman
snip guaranteed Reasonable cree est
matesI. Murray SIPS
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GAIL KLENz"- Ends Liver. Can Blsd.
stomach Gas Gladstone Attacks
Prevents Operations. Townsend 7-l7+0.
HAIR REMOVED Permansntiy--GuarAn-
teed Free Demonstration. Traub, Aichl-
an Thester Building Cherry 7075.
HAIR removed permanently - Electrolyss
81 Hour Antoine,te Aust, 1883 Lake
wood LEnoI SO32
HAIR REMOVED FOREVER-saf PAIN
les- Treatments 81 Lifetime Guarantee
--Doctors' References. Eiectroiysb Clinic.
Townsend- SAM
HYGEA HERNIA AN RECTAL CLINIC
Successful treatment as you work.
1910 WOODWARD TR. Aso
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SUITABLE compensation will he paid for
information on the following. resulting IN
recovery Of cars listed Herbert g BAtien-
berg formerly Gladstone Hotel, l27 kenil-
worth ana 1912 Commonwealth 1895 Plym
Outh 4-door touring. serial 2s76OO7 1884,
n year license was CE459s. Peter Nous
queleas, formerly sl9 Monroe and 49, East
Fort 1897 Pontiac 2-door, serial SCAl0 -E66
1891 licence CR7290 Cal Mr.. Beebe. RA
eNcept SUNDAYS
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.Laundries

Ia sALLE LINEN SUPPLY
1920 FIFTEENTH TY t5033
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PIT NBING
PLJMBING. SEWER SERVICE

AS LOW 81 so. sinks. sewers drains
cleaned hy modern equipment No dis
ginE no dirt Repairs alterations. any
where. anytime. Hogarh 1874. Townsend
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BEsT Buy IN THE CITY
Everything starched and dried. fat beauti-
fully finished, - pounds Csc NewWay
Laundry. 1850 Lemay. LenoX sl0s.
CURTAINS beautifully lsundered } pairs
81 Bonded Cleaners. University I-5lOO
DAMP WASH RI. IROSED. 10 LBS Csc
SHIRTS FINISHED WITH BUNDLE
SANITARY LDY co TYLER S343a
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! SHIRTS, ape. suit cleaned and pressed
tl.75. Bonded Cleaners. IN. 1900,
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LET Famous restyIe and rebuild your Nv
t0g room suite. Cau To $500.
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ADA LORD. Astrologist - Concise, Gel.
ward. Madison l343.
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BETTER Detective Service -InvestigAt,
Anything. Anywhere. 1929 Lakewood
Avenue. Lenox 1921.
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IPHOI.SIfRING
VENETIAN BLINDS. wI>pOw SHADE
WASHING MACmNES-NEw. REBUmT

UNITED -Gay-M0r he Luxe Blinds Win
dow shades AL cOlors. Preparing. ,
Greg $500
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IARN SHOP

FREE INSTITUTIONS with purchase ~ yarn
blocking. University 1881. 63t3 Wss
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