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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-11

were beginning to be interested in Cassandra. Only yesterday Miss Venable had noticed a legend chalked on the walk: Drake Mo Hugh loves Cassandra Tower"
 Miss Venable grinned. Those ....@criptions multiplied in the spring of the year.
 "Yes," she agreed, "Drale Nc Hugh would be in love with Cas- Sandra."
 Drake was watching Cassandra now, his long faun eyes glinting a little under his broWs that grew Slaggily together over the bridge of his arched nose. Drake, robust, deep-chested, hair always falling into his eyes. A regular boy" most people said, but Sally Ven able was not so sure of that. He was open and frank, but his mouth was a trifle loose for so young a boy. It was likely to go slack and sensual in few years, unless
 Drake gave up his fruitless og- ling of Cassandra Tower. That lovely creature was far away on an island with the Swiss Robin sons. Cassandra's oval face remained as ivory-cool and pale as always, although her eyes were excited. Odd eyes very cold.
 She always had that startled look, distended pupils, strained look about her nostrils, her thin curved lips compressed.
 Drake McHugh leaned forward and whispered something to Paris Mitchell who occupied the desk in front of him. Paris gave an im- patient wriggle but glanced quick ly at Cassandra. A slight flush warmed his downy face.
 Miss Venable made a slight sound - tch! tach! but no one heard her.
 Paris Mitchell was her pet The boy was different in every way. Perhaps it was because he Ivd with that curious foreign grandmother, Madame von Eln Dr. Alex Berdorff, pastor of the German Lutheran church, said that Paris spoke French and Ger man better than he did English.
 He looked foreign, she thought Stocky and broad shouldered
 Vitality showed in his warm col bring and in the heavy eyebrows arched high over large hazel eyes A slight shadow showed on hli upper lip, although he was only 12. He had quickness of motion that bespoke Latin blood. Tha ripping motion of his hands, fo example. He was the only bay il Kings Row who studied music.
 Randy Monaghan, on the othe side of Paris, had her attention derailed by the movements Of thu two boys. She leaned forward ant looked under Cassandra's desk. 4 grin, shrewd and a little coarse widened her mouth. Randy Was common, but with a frank ant
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-11
RELATIVES ENLIST FOR
 REVENGE

Clinton, Okla. - CUP) Since Tommy Britton, Carter, Okla, ma rine was killed at Pearl Harbor Dec. ', two of his relatives--an uncle and cousin-have enlisted in the navy. His uncle, Dewey Britton, Al, says. We might be able to square up for T0,n,,s-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-11
Party Saturday

The Wolcott Republican League will hold a Valentine party Saturday night at the Copper Kettle on the Meriden road. The ladies of the club will be the guests of the men who will furnish a program.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-11

The Papuan bird winged butterfly can dv backward
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-11
FEB. WELL CHILD
 CONFERENCE SET
Dr Martha Clifford and As= sistants Coming Here
 Bean Supper Tonight
WOLCOTT Correspondent: Alma P. Cole
 Tel. 3-28O3

Wolcott, February II Mrs. Charles Myngheer, chairman of the Well Child Conference, announces a conference will be held February "A in the Woodtick Chapel from 9:30 a. m. to 11:30 a. m. under the direc- tion of pr. Martha Clifford, of the State Bureau of Child Hygiene and here assistants, Miss Lewis, R. N., state nurse, and Mrs. Rose Klitka, R. N., school nurse, will be in at tendance.
 Mrs. J. Bement Wakelee and Mrs. B. F. Prall will assist at histories, Mrs. Henry B. Travers, Mrs. Walter Smith, records, Mrs. William Dum- schatt, chairman of transportation, Mrs. Harry Cole, Mrs. Rufus Nor ton and Mrs. Myngheeer, drivers.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-10-22
Let's Not Be Too Critical

tall is III
criticism and dissatisfaction the different ratonng programs te
government putting Those who thus criticize lean 10 e
belief that very little for of the raonng and hy
further give expression belief that facts known the
wicked interests having hand IN the ratonng SO
their pockets
Such statement of the President and many OF the
effort They have told US that the SAFETY
be raloned with great
care They and danger that we may
defeated unable stretch out our supply OF
rubber long until production vast scale comes
the fact that we run out Oh
rubber the nation will find itself IN most de
perate straits
And justification for the raonlng OF sugar
government Libby week said Is cent less sugar
being than imported unue
normal Montana beet gong back
supply would otherwise be short OF sugar ana
market preferred Another problem the
planners possibility that probably we would
havet to help allies
The converting industrial machine Of l3ooooOOO
people effort job Of mountainous proportions II
strange mistakes have been made and some errors IN
whole back
being the safety OF the nation
and all implies every American and child
thing the getting along with little ess sugar
and the Of lie defense
of our nadon-and defense of and me-
enemy greatly dsuny in America THIS faut
finding ronng might easily have been IN
spired by agents
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-10-22
ROAD TO VICTORY
BY Stuart Cloete

Why anyone Bonds? There compulson
to them. There winter relief SIS man standing
BUY, else Nothing at stake but
future Of the country perhaps of the World
What then is stamp vote of confidence in
break all opposition and
and better design, world that
world of surplus instead Of OF scarcity
bought and that addition
dividend of almost percent And this not
between and the spiral of initiation which
easily than outside gates
For the first time years demand backed by money ex
supply normally demand, and stim-
advertising credit purchase plans Are we TO
against the time when need 1t, or bid
goods that left against ourselves
buying bonds. The President
VIII the chief, has asked to do
Meanwhile hesitate while complain of
hardship not only fighting men, but
children also They die for good a
freedom. But Who not dying must
pay money, shall find ourselves dishonored
and having assed 1t is forever lost
in France in Poland in Norway men all over
Europe regreting time saying IF only we had
known
Blu do The writing is the wall Corregdor.
things happened this evil approaches
lies in wait off coasts
Is money but cannot buy time bring
dead to Hfe purchase freedom once is lost
why buy today, and to-
day after Buy bonds until this thing Is de-
utterly time not subject to manipulation
because the past is dead and the future mortgaged
we free mortgage freedom to be fore
Failing fail Never before could
bought little Never much lost for lack of
that little
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-10-22
Produce-ond Attack

Soldiers sailors and marnes) fighting
territories Small wonder then
industry full force takes tremendous amount Of
implements to equip these
Rayng manufacturers have converted
of pick have
proecles beer hand
tripod mounts, adding machines to automatic
o tank
engines typeWrters sheasngs
probably almost other munton that can be
named!
been accomplished but there still
the battlefront
That production uninterrupted production the
amazing production job the world has known.
This a The ships planes tanks
decide
hold hordes the fronts while
gathers
fare distant victory.
face the We adopted the only strategy
the Allied Nations For all cherish
those follow
will whatever need and attack with everything we've
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-10-22
Reports Cont Win the War


production according just completed by
Manufacturers During the past three months
9540 valuable manhous consumed IN
the process
company departments divisions spend
the Federal
this has been called to complete
reports 66 different of u different Federal Government
478 other required by the state county
and governments total Of 1,023 reports
report 20 and varies from 10
the Government drawing off lot
productive nothing of the 100000 these reports
cost this company
What material producers think Of this avalanche Of hurry
png them almost hour of the day
would think prepare thanksgiving
big family and called to the door every few min
canvasscrs2
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-10-22

the highspots of Nothing But the
Truth" and Caught in the Draft
the story of MY Favorite Blonde
sends the Hope-Carroll-Percy COM
bination on thrilling cross-coun-
try race, that starts in New York
and ends in Hollywood Before It's
over Hope IS wanted for murder,
robbery, misrepresentation and
flock of other crimes, including
evading arrest. He drives an oil
truck, sWipes bus at union pic
nc, fl:as c nioncpiane that's Shot
at in the air, spends a night with
Madeleine in freight car, outwits
the Nazis fhHrdefefs and, finally,
takes wild ride in hearse with
secret military message that sends
flight Of $50 American bombers
on their way to Great Britain.
A word about Percy, the Pen
glin! Trained by Captain Ralph
Luxford, Percy preambulates in
and out of the picture and steals
more than one of the scenes even
from that champion scene steales.
! Bob Hope. Watch Percy.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-10-22

but nobody seemed to hit on the
obvious and cast them together in
picture until Paramount bought a
story called Snowfall in He'll, a
rollicking yarn of ham vaudevil-
liam who gets mixed up with Nazi
spies. The character of the gorge
GUS British secret agent seemed
made to order to Carroll. With the
title changed and Hope cast as the
beWIldered actor, the result was
My Favorite Blonde" fastest and
most furiously funny of the Hope
epics.
The picture is chase pure and
simple but with stepped-up tenn
pc that makes for furious fun, a
perfect film for Hopes brand oil
comedy
Fast Comedy Chase
Matching in speed and laughs
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-10-22
NOTICE OF PRIVATE SALE

IN the District Court Of the Elev-
enth Judicial District Of the State
of Montana, in and for the County
of Lincoln
In the matter of the estate Of
James Mccormick, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that a
private sale Of the following de-
scribed property will begin October
81, 1912
rs range cows
20 yearlings
| 3-year old steer
2 old horses
Inquire residence near Leonia.
Post office address Moyie
Springs, Idaho, rural.
GEORGE G. MCCORMICK.
Administrator estate James McCor.
mick, deceased. oc22-29-2i
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-10-22
More Fun Than
Ever in Bob Hope $
MY Favorite Blonde

Patrons Of the Kootenai theatre
are in for a hilarious session Of first
Gloss film fun Sunday and Monday
when Bob Hope, Madeline Carroll
and Percy, the Penguin, open in the
seasons speediest cops-and-robbers
comedy. The picture is Paramount's
MY Favorite Blonde"
According to all reputc, the team
ing or Hope and Carroll was an in
spiration. Listeners on Hopes radio
hour are thoroughly familiar with
his expressions of unbounded adj
miration for the beautiful Made
leine. He's been calling her my
favorite blonde" on the air for years
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-10-22

coin County shall be closed in its
entirety to the hunting of Chinese
Pheasants.
STATE FISH and GAME COMMITS
SION
BycJ w. SEVERY,
Chairman
j. G. MCFARLAND.
1t Secretary.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-10-22
Religious Denominations

OF their 100, 900, 900 population ia
pan has IL Buddhist sects with 49,
100000 adherents; Is Shinto sects
with 10000, 900 adherents and about
500. 900 Christians of 80 or more de-
nominations.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-10-22

A new method of making cans
of wood pulp fibre without chang
ing the machines formerly used for
making tin-steel cans, has been de-
veloped by the American Can Com
pany as part Of the war metal saw
ing program.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-10-22
NOTICE

Pursuant to an order made by
the State Fish and Game Commits
sion at their meeting held October
g. 1912, in Helena, Montana, Lin
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-10-22

A standard non-portable type
writer contains enough aluminium
for % magnesium incendiary bombs,
enough rubber for pair of rub
Der boots for the Army.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-10-22
Montana's Youngest World

Montana's Youngest World
War Veteran Stanus For:
Development of M0ntana's re-
sources; Federal OldAge Pensions,
a Square Deal for Farmer, LabOrer
and Business Man.
Let's win the war; let's win the
neace; and give security to our boys
when they come home.
Political Adv, paid for by
Mike Mansfield
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
Female Help Wanted

sTUDENT> PUBLIC HEALTH NURSES
| 20 perform general public health nursing
service In a major municipal public health
program. Numerous vacancies At 81. 500
per year (Si. 5s4 after July 1, 1922 TO be
filled by competitive examination. Appli-
cants must be between twenty-one and
thirty years OF age and citizens OF the
United States For full details and appli-
cations, write or apply TO the Detroit
/ Civil Service Commission, 18th Floor,
Water Board Building. 735 Randolph
Street, Detroit, Michigan, until further
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
Greater North woodward

BARGAIN--Royal Oak; 5-rooms: lge. attic
s575 dn. Gehring. 100 r. 5th. r. o. SOLO
income, SIS; sep. base
and furnaces: ST2O dn Hurry o. X.
Realty, 23420 Woodward. Ell. GA; r. o.
1855.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - room
hot air heat; garage; $3.50 down
Snyder Nelson. Trinity l-6700.
|RosEVILLE, 1885 Hoffmeyer (Frazhi
road; lot 1ooxi3s; $500 down. Rosevill'
1914
s3.435-S435 DOWN
Fun broom. Year garage, large from
porch, oil heat. on Grandmont, near Plym'
outh, good shopping transportation
c. BRUTON REALTY CO.
1912 Puritan We 6-723t
l2isT.-s rms, 81. 500, $500 On, $40 mo
Real bargain! 26s5 Mich. LA. 0700.
PATH, near Mich, RIM. Income. Goo
shapel 500 dn. 1855 Mich LA. 07oo.
ICOLORED-Rents Increasing! Buy now. 10 z;
DIN. Any sect. Jess p. Parker TIE. 1888
COLRD.-Harpr. John r. sec. i0-rm. br.
$4,000, $3.50 DIN. Hurry. Cannon, FL 0i40
CoLoRED-REAL BUYi w. side, rms
$500 DIN. Crutcher. TY. o-5366-4-020t
COLoRED--Fenkei section; modern 8 rms
recond.: $685. dn. Mcqueen. TO. 1881
lcoLORED: Marston 3-fAmily brick
81. 500. terms. Cannon Bros. FL. oi40
CoLoRED-Colfax-Ti fireman; 8 rooms: A.
Con-. gar; real barg.; $1,000. no. i42t
lCOLORED-Grab this. Mcclellan, 8 rms.
h. O.. gar; 1000. $500 dn. TY. 5-6s69
ICoLoRED-ss4s Cameron: 7 rms. T. b'st.
new roof: $3.50 dn., $50 mo. TIE. 2-e277
CoLoRED-Hazlett: bargain; S rms fu
basem.; gar; 800. $500 dn. TO. s-s33e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
Female Help Wanted
BAKERY

BILLING, HOUSEKEEPING. COMPTON,
ETER AND BURROUGHS CALCULAT-
ING MACHINE OPERATORS for municipal
service. Numerous vacancies at 81, $50 per
year ZIG after July 1, 1922, to be
filled by competitive examination. Appli-
cants must be between eighteen and forty
years of age. citizens of the United States,
and residents of the City OF Detroit for at
least one year Immediately prior to the
examination. For full details and applica-
lions, write or apply TO the Detroit Civil
Service Commission, 18th Floor. Water
Board Building. 735 Randolph Street, De-
troit. Michigan. on or before May 5. 1912.
CAPABLE MAID-GeasFsI- heaseweFk;- one
child; good wages: private room. 1880
Roselawn. University 3-2167.
CATHOLIC GIRL wanted for housework !;
small family; stay; IS. Dawson 1854.
COMMUNICABLE DISEASE NURSES TO
perform routine nursing tasks involved
In the care and treatment of patients In
la municipal communicable disease hospital.
Numerous vacancies at 81 500 per year
Isl, $50 after July 1. 1922, TO be filled by
competitive examination. Applicants must
he between twenty lone and fifty years OF
age and citizens OF the United states. For
full details and applications, write or APP
ply 10 the Detroit Civil Service Commission.
18th Floor. Water Board Building, 735
Randolph Street, Detroit, Michigan, on or
before MAY II, 1912.
COUNTER girl for HERB HARICH'sI
Hamburger; excellent pay. s945 West
Warren
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
SALESGIRLS

To become salesgirls--young women n 20
30. OF pleasant personAlity-high school
education-hsve opportunity for outstand-
Ing training Permanent position In nation
ally known restaurants serving finest ellen
tele. Restaurant experience unnecessary
wages meals uniforms while training No
Sundays, holidays or late evening work
Interviews mornings. 30 10 a m. Mrs.
Crombie, stou1ers Restaurant 1850 Wash
ington Blvd
= Experienced. seIIfne
dresses; steady and part time positions
highest salaries and commissions: no night
Work. Cohbs, 1910 Woodward avenue
shLEswoMhN wanted: sans Furnitur,
Outlet, 2ist Grand River.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23

Flats for Sale
A STEAL At .o00-HURRY
lAiexandrine, mr. Hamilton. 2-fsmily SIS.
81. 800 down. Williams. Lincoln 2-I45s.
BRICK 4-family in good section: excellent
rental; forced to sell: $500, terms.
LA. 4140.
CANTON. near Mack-Briek 8 and 8;
$3.50 dn., ss52 monthly. Donoyon. AR 4s40.
CORTLAND, mr.. Livernois-6-6. Dr., mod. (:
for Quick deal. IS ESQ; 81. 900 down.
BEN DAVIS AND ASSOCIATES
1898 Wyoming University 3-4i3o
FRAME f.FLAT, Sc, 10000
Five rooms and bath each. Separate fur
naces. Income Sl25 month. Taxes x1J(
year. Scar garage. Schuyler RA. 64st.
GRATIoT- HARPER-2-famiiy SIS. two hot
air furnaces; garages. SITS down. bal
ance small monthly payments. Snyder.
Nelson. Trinity 1-5700.
GREEN AND NAvY-2-Hat: ? II. A., Sc
$500 81. 500 On. Bridges LA 62iO.
br., 90; gar; furn.
$500. Raymond. 5337 Mt. Elliot. PL
l5l43.
.coLoRED-sEE THIS w. side Siam
separate furnaces Reasonable down
payment. Hurry! Call Singleton. CA. 1905.
coLoRED-He is a buy. North end GO
garage; 500 dn. Spencer CHI 1884.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list.
ings in the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23

Personals
DEBT relief sec Credit Adjustmsnt Co.
SIS Barium Tower. Detroit. CHI SAT-
Open until 8 Thursday evening.
DIVINE HEALING-soothes the nervous.
Reverend Hazel Damrau. 174l Ferry
Park. Trinity 1-7292.
"GALL-KLENZ"- Recommended by users
for Liver, Gall Bladder, Stomach, Gas,
Gallstones. Prevents Operations. Informa-
ton. Townsend 7-i740.
HAIR REMOVED FOREVER-safe, pain
less. Treatments, 81. Lifetime Guarantee
l-Doctors References. Electrolysis Clinic, 4
Townsend s-3114.
HAIR PERMANENTLY Removed-MuitiplsS
Electrolysis. Emilia Boccabeila, 37s5
IGratiot. Plaza oso0.
HYGEA HERNIA AND RECTAL CLINIC
Successful treatment a. you work.
1910 WOODWARD TR. 1-4450
LADY of Mystery answered your questions
| over rao,o. Readings. your home %
mine. Appointments. Vermont 5-4432.
NINE. JAMEs-spirituaI Reader. 265a
West Forest; appointments daily. Tyler
I4-064t.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
Moving, Storage, Carriage


ADY's MovING-Large vans; insured
s3-S3.50: two men anytime. Townsend
s-0432.
ATLANTIC-Padded vans; Insured; truck
ing, 50 load; free estimates. Twinbrook
1-6405.
IcoULTER's MovING-sToRAGE - Used
furniture bought. Cadillac 21ib. Town
send s-4270 evenings, Sundays.
IGRIFFIN's MOVERS - Quality prompt
service; insured; loads 81 up. Mad. 1882.
PACIFIC storage. 500 room; trucking.
$3.50 hour: bonded. insured. Randolph
|s253.
RETURN loads wanted Immediately to IS
states. Winner Van Lines. Local. stor-
age. Insured. 1889 Quincy. university
ROBERT PALMER Moving, carriage:
furniture, pianos, refrigerators. 334T
Harper. Plaza 1910.
SAVING up 10 500 under present Ions
distance tariff; low set-off storage rates
low as 81 per month. ROBINSON SToR-
AGE, 434 East Willis TIE. 1-477s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23

LOST shetland pony, dark brown. white
feet white rump. reward, hAElel JACK.
1879 1t-N1ie road. near Rockville. Rose
vile 2l7t-W.
MANS BulovA wrist watch. brown strap
vicinity Vernon htghNay calvary Salsf
eAy night; reward. VI. i-77Sf
EoNEY-American ones. Canadian rves
and tens. Liberal reward. Tyler 4-S0A2.
WALLET. license. social security. y. NJ.
c. A. card; reward. lenpN $500, Room
ll6.
WTRFHAfRFD = White black. brown
male: vicinity Besc0nsflelc, warren.
chiid's pet. Reward. Niagara 1881.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23

AsrRoLoGY-special Readings. Truthful
Advice, Business. Love, Investments.
Appointments. Townsend $1,000.
AsTROLOGER 80 years experiences.
WORLD FAIR. radio. 80 Peterboro.
Cherry 6s44.
NORTHUMBERLAND Berry, Read
ings, II. Appointments. Townsend 5-7269.
II Elmhurst Woodward
PSYCHOLOGIST = Crystal LaBelle. Your
home or mine. Dawson 1918. 12440
Mendoza.
ATTENTION PLEAsEl Hindu System
Reader "Boskon" will return about
June first.
AT BILL GRAF's GRILL - Astrologsl
Estelle. Luncheons. drinks. 124 John X.
tdownstairs).
BARBAGLIA Plaster for sciatica, Rheuma.
usm: only I day treatment. Lenox OS3e
ICHRISTAL WAIDEcK = Reader; estab-
lished Is years Detroit. 7712 Mack
Ivanhoe 2519.
READ Times Want Ads for pront-use
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23

Openings for rs ambitious girls: experience
not necessary; we. teach you quickly. all
latest steps; guarantee 81 nightly while
learning; earn up 10 S45 weekly. Holly
wood School OF Dancing, 4211 Woodward.
TIE. 2-se72.
EXPERIENCED white woman assist with
housework: good home; good wages
Twinbrook 1-25IS.
EXPERIENCED GIRL for general house.
work; stay nights; physicians residence
Hogarth 1852
EXPERIENCED colored cook; must have
good references; SIS weekly. Temple
I2-71o6.
GENERAL homework, no cooking, no
laundry. stay; own room. Townsend
6.7l3n.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23

A BARGAIN-i50 acres. So 500, 81. oon,
down; Milan section, IL miles 10 bomb !
plant crossman. no. st4+. ~
A REAL FINDS bedrm. mod, home, nice
front porch, basement, hot air: chicken
house. beautiful yard, facing pavement;
sloping back to the Huron River; best
OF soil lockwood sect. $4,000 81. 500
down. $50 month. Crossman. no. e44t.
BELL RD.-4h acres. very good garden
soil; $500 dn. Newman, New Boston.
DEFENSE woRKERs--Move In; school
trans. $3.50 Ford. blk. w. Wayne RI.
Harper sec.--Fertiis plots:
water and electricity; convenient east
side factories. Hillock Realty. 22317 Mack.
FIvE-2h acres. Rochester road. Also
Rochester road frontage. Sacrifice. 1904
Rochester road Overwhelmingly.
HALF-ACRE = Sewer, water, gas and
walks; $3.50: near i3-Mile road and
Woodward. Judson Broadway Co. RA. sT0o.
PLYMOUTH RID. corner, 20 acres with ca
farm buildings. less than miles 10
Rouge Park. must have substantial down
payment. Newman. 5000 Plymouth Rd. --
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate isf-
ings In the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23

lTYPisTs Tor municipal service. Numerous
vacancies AT 81 800 per year $50 after
guy 1857 20 he hlled by competitive ex-
animation Applicants must be between 20
ano 80 ysars Of age, citizens of the United
states and residents of the City of Detroit
Tor one year Immediately prior 10 exsmins
tlon, excepting persons with honora bic
Army, Navy OF Marine discharges. For APP
phcstions and FUN detans write or appiy
70 the Detroit Civil Service Commission.
18Th floor Water Board Building, 735 Ran
doipn street. Detroit Mich, on or before
April 81. 1879.
UPHOLsTERERs % cover or repair and
rebuild municipality owned vehicles Sew
efal vacancies At 81 10 per hour 10 be filled
by competitive examination. Applicants
must % between ~ and IS years Of age.
citizens ~ The United states. and residents
~ TIE City ~ Detroit for one year lmme-
distely prior % the examination. excepting
persons with honorsbie Army. Navy or Ma
fine discharges. For applications and fun
detaik write Or apply 70 the Detroit Civil
Service Commission. 18th floor water
Board Building, 735 Randolph street. De.
uoit, Mich. on or before April 20. 1917.