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ARIf>ftF>
CLEA>I>G. p,II>G-otiINrEt
CLEANING WIZ. .n,nI>- IIt
DRtG sIoRt ptlntEr-

COAL OS CREDIT
sORIN is2Iu " Ch
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Lend Contracts

ALL land contracts D9usnt. mtses. made.
AeHggn. 1910 Ford Bog cs1fiiac 1879.
Any d.s,rahAe- ana GsltEaat I.sre''---i.-
MELVIN r LASIHAE a. COMPANY
sth Floor. Lafayette Boz Cadillac $50
Any Land contract bought White o' c4'-
pred hvr'tsEe loans h~tr'x AL
BOOK B@Hfins CADILLAC t.tF
At LOW disr.lff- We tII land -1trAtts
arrange "a ur-t urrfEags l4Ans- f.sN,
H,rks Ca N4wI-ci Boz @ 2e'3
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Business Property for Sale
Apartment Property for Sale

COlORED- Palmer. beaubien. nine kitchens
cite apartments StokeI FURNITURE
INCLUDED, 81 900 down Thrasher.
Cadillac 46Od
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Real Estate to Exchange

WARREN Al Junction. two stores ana
aats rent $40 monthly Will exchange
'or good farm 5ao3 West Warren. Tyler
asiL
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Business Opportunities
ANTOINETTE.. 425


This ar1 other rsauiog houses ata.sn,s
irrai estate a.t. ASK f-r T.. ~ t-s2-Er
-.sl l5stTK .rarnp.-ie lrf rra'an Rnt prices,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
% MICHIGAN CH 80
Rs WISE tavern long e.,stl.tee am
steady 4rrt An IteaI fls.t'ss fnr
couple W. accept some trade owner.
" .nbrook . -27s
.r-i.f- '',r-vrl TtITOPINj Good u4slness;
man a..tr, DarH"' attend sacr.ee ll1lS
cham
cVstBlNATIoS po-SUr taKe- ..oa
f,In'si1 and s-u hSrfEer' Wizard
.ea' N4st ,I' operations SIC ~ draft.
T. rrr 20 Fret rotvn. Al raf' PA 1883.
csshlisned busirrss 81 '"o small coWa
p7ywe-' traftt1 Un.vsrs.'y $3.50,
iI.eayrn $500
.coRNFR CoNFEcTioSERY Hes,es mr.
rirhst sN ICONS rent SIS. rsss. so
f"Nr s-1s Harper
GROCERY l-.YI V.sre- tFHr 90
hsefer', good oUsIn"5s A'.as guar
tsr, treAri.
YFET NNEEFT LIVfENOis 1888;
complete. u.I-r. btFFhfE. SeKt
srf-'r ~ s-y Se.. Jesse .f t,r.. TYLER
s-3+fz
FF-TAi .It-r r4l.ursa' rI sf" excel -
Iea' condition sae-.t.re owner 1855
Srsa len uas .s.0 75ls
BOOMING halsr eleven rrrms eYceaent-
income. large garage .-f. 80 " 'rd-
ps-t CHEAP IFarnac st2'
WANTED GLASS; - H. 0.'l r8l.l 20
m.e Cash yr.p TO $500
5e To- 81 VARItTg STORE ,q4pp,a s5ds
fountain. sl merchandise trsud new.
i'f-r fyrt reasonable. cash Drt Tier
9ira
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Houses for Sale
East of Woodpard)
CROSSE POINTE MOODS
HOLCOMB. 1859

5 room nrick hunga low gAs heat Saerihe
ing s.. 1ou. .o,vi location. Tuxedo 2-11t7
Niagara NuJg
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NAt A>T LOIS
NtNlrINN RIINns. MINnnM NmNDL.

J. 1tr BNKEu COMPANY Penon.
-.---l ++---------- III wv Tor infur-
nation.
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ARo mrEcrIRAI sHRtHt

CARLSON er'isiug display.
posters 1908 Brush street. Telephone
n A rdpIun Qlll
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Farms and Lands for Sale

MILFORD SECTION ~ acres. good house.
barns $4,000. $1,000 down. TY 5-i0ss.
Mr. ECoRsE RD Ia acre. 4 rms inf !:
elect. 81. 800 $500 dn VI LOOSE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
nARNGE NIlIntK
GASOLINE STATIONS

a GARAGE ny RsstncE means the 3
f.It a. fair prlCe Small dn payne
r1- terms Reyfrck Lumber TO q
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Board and Room

BFNITEAU. 3sI ,near FrEesj - First
slass all ecnveniences, double. single
reasoeahis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24

KIRBY Maybur. corner. rooms.
painted walls. gear garage Only
<t10' doau b. SLOBIS, $500 WOOD.
WARD. TR -O366
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Income Bungalows for Rent

GRAND RIVER section Beautiful j-room
upper. furnished coz urtu.ulshed. reason
able Rcduri o31s
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MUSICAL ISsTRI NENrS

NORTHERN WASTE Townsend = 1865
Top prices, free pickup service, factory
salvage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
NAIInl,.I, KlNnNAIln IIkt IN

.Ht.. KODAK stores lac. 1853
E.a.t-f Dr.. -ratl4a. Randolph no.
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afro ourItTr liz

INCREASE YOUR INCOMt-CorVert your
attic into APARTMENT I'VE specialize }
Madison Sl7S Townsend $3.50
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PAINTING AND DECORATING

AALT.S- Music SH0P--t tFardrrt-rkt 711r
bsssUon. repairing 5SJI St Car Murray
6l1T
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METAL RAGS. WASTE r,rrR

s'up screen Co. 1890 puritan W.
,..ot6 1=nIAn-
METAL RAGS. WASTE rArtR
NORTHERN WASTE Townsend = 1906
Top prices. free pickup service, factory
salvage
MUSICAL INsTRI NENTS
-WAl.r.S- Music sHeP-t 'pandrrt-rkt -o17r
bassoon. repairing 5sJ5 St Car Murray
6l35
PAINTING AND DECORATING
Al DECORATOR, remove and repaper or
paint walls reasonable LAFAYETTE 2'6b
Al PAINTERS. wall washers paper
cleaners quick service, guaranteed
Tyler 2uel
ATTENTION Spec,aI winter prices paint
ms. decorating Vah WashinEs; Euaran'
teed Fit1rUy 1919
GOOD WORKMANSHIP guaranteed Wal
RashInE painting experimenting Esu-
mates Hastings. Tyler 6-so52
PAINTING DECORATING. interior exterior
quality workmanship. kalsumnins est.
mstcs gwen Tyler 6-6il1
PAINTING p,oraung Sew work only
Workmanship Euaranieed. estimates
fit,r Townsend $500.
rAINTING, DECORATING Interior tx
tcr,ar WurkrnanShip guaranteed. Reason.
anle prices Estimates Tyler 656oi
Will DECORATE sidewalks ceilings.
parser included Complete room, 81 Ju
Hprtrru Sold
READ Times Want Ads for proht--use
fhr11 for results
PEACHES BEATTY SHOP
CRDQrlGNOLE wsv rg. arches fictals
rtt.,iIiaE manicgrus. 534 East Forest
Avenue Cadillac 3i24.
THOTOGR NPHERS
.HN IITE STUDIO Specializing Ola pHu-
'.Nrsarsrs Open sunday. 400 MetraN
|..tr 1N'
PINNo 1ENCHFR
PltSO r.9yft I0 fcw weeks Amazing
aEu' r.atIrf course. Theory. Harmony
'f.rf.a ISt.
PLANO rHapRY TEACHER - "pHar5 "
a"t...-I students F- Ehef- Tutft
..a. TH.rar,.N tlT5
rIANu TUNING
ttN-' . ASS TfSTNG,- tFroe r,oarircl
.4r .r|4ryT IaYa.r4lIp f}rf
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pLrMBI>G. SEWER SERVICE

~ ELECTRIC sewer service. no digging
Plumbing. heating. remodeung. Town
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24

HOMES 81. $50 up, down payment financed
tils Pelham RI toutrr pr Dearborn
os7l p rms basement fur
school, ear >i2un, terms Or 1856.
MAGNOLIA. near TWELFTH SiN rooms
Arcola heat BARGAIN! s. 900. $500
down URASFK it7q Fourtesn'h
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sJRCo>rRAcrI>G WASTED
TENNIS TABLES
TOMMY suPER SERVICE
IrmoL,IrRi>G-rtWM> ANAnABLt

SrNOCo Products lutrcatiun batter
service, VaEn.us pr1mp, seyv CO 1880
IAN Dyke tNu,a.I1f
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DETROIT l.EiEFt.I Company--Ia-gps
i.upt srryire. 1900 Z1nd Ia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24

Al DECORATOR, remove ami repaper or
Al PAINTERS wall washers paper
cleaners quick service guaranteed
Tyler 6-2Uel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
II NIGNTING
THE OEIGlNNI. CYANIDE GAS co
Narh .us raricsd University l-loj"
RNACf CLEANING AND REPAIRIN

rHr OErINNi. CYANIDE GAS co .
" H-h .us rtrtced University 1889
IIRNNCt tLt,NING AID REPAIRING
used furnaces installed. Telephone olive
1889
All. KINDS furnace repairs. cleaning Re
ductiun prices. 4Ti6 Rnhns Ohye 4aSi.
AMERICAN AUTOMATIC Heating New
ussd furnaces, stnkers. installations.
---f-rr----E i'tq74 5SUU
FURNACES repaired exchanged installed
new. used paris, reasonable 1000
t.th' Mile Townsend s-6ts1
NFw FURNACES. cleaning. repairs roef-
irE siding reasonable. CAR Baker,
r vpsend g.l533
NEuHEE Furnace. Company Furnace re-
i..ttf~ cleaning, new furnaces. caves
.rr.us University 5000
GARAGE BUILDER
a 5ARAGE ny Rsstnck means the best
'.t ~ fair prlCe Small dn payment.
ems. terms ReytrcN Lumber no 2l-l
GASOLINE STATIONS
- f.y NO Towing, re
't-'f ssryfce 1850 OakWoot. Melvin
F... 1es ord aqua
EE sos sUSOCO PRODUCTS Promr'.
4r-,.ls REPAIRING iuhylcat--sf.
..-. .,-.cr 2lat Cautf
fArL.s SUPER SERVICE Battery l.h.
s'Ian service. washing. accessories
''t No-n Junction.
G-oEgFs ~HELL PRODUCTS Lgtri-
.H'.u battery service car washn-
SCI .snns 1890 Krrrh'NA
gHDsZEO SERVICE sunnep prpducts
F.rt Beusn. 'ubrcauOn battery service
s. Nlurr AZ
HfIss STEINER SUPER sERVlCF--
l.rrcs'iHn n. battery service car Saeung
lt-tH krrrhry7'
KfNYs FRIENDLY SERVICE Manu
tts To minute battery service. 4hr- A.
49," ,'is F"rh'H
GRo, rRiES, MEATS, DtIC ,CIrN
Bill $ MAKKFT- Groceries. uea's veg
t'au.,. t-'Hfs t'euveriesl. ~~u3 Var
DO, Iya-hoe ST32
MONS groceries -yump,e,s ma-t,. H..-s.
Iq4o-- wines c1'- 50 Antoine, cas-.
HuNE REPAIRS tND MNl>rf>NCt
WE hFF c,q.t.Hst q. tsgs.r .r.-'s H..as
tsrt|r, boz N.rnWes' scctHt ue,gra-.rE
rs-f.rfr. I.uWh''f rH.'F -r... i- .n
pr y.men... a.,rfa''.r- t11'r.a-
"a AF.I fI AXE NA .NTf,t A'I-F ifF'F
ga1s So MILE Rr rStVtFsrrV 5000
HtNtN>E >oUrB
NaHr.tS Humane sl.. sn.reev-.
Tr.f. #',.
t1F ~kATINB
iDr eaatH. rsery "Wednesday and ~sr.r
f4r WINDSOR Arena 'f1 ~ .laL-n.,.
WINDSOR
tNSti.NIIuN
r-r v. Blown ia me NaIs trt a.-
tIyI a#5s comfort Ii t.-
TN~i INTtoN. ROOFING. >IDIND
Is. .N'y -..k wool sftics side WaIs -.rt
SIDING rp'rrn ration Arlington D'i.
uGS. FINrIREs. DESIGNERS
..t-ftST I-HIs'res -- Designers a % .
t1.fIref. General Machine .-h
I. Fs.II +t. tt3L
ktrcHtN GRFAsL AID SCRAPS
-r-..I IIFIEffSI Company --LarFesi
mgr srrv5ce. 1900 Z4nd. Ia.
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PEACHES RtACTY suor
rnnInLRNrHIRs

D. CRlQrlGNOLE wav ng. arches factals
uat.s.iiaE nanicUuuE. 534 East Forest
Avenue Cadillac 3fG4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
MEIAI. SCRIENS

FNUINE is mesh bronze wire good homes
deserve our prodrcts Universal Weather
10 4 screen Co. 1890 Puritan VI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
lNsIlA IInN
TNSTINTi0N. ROOFI>G. >InIN,
ktrCHf> GREAsL AID SCRAPS

..t-ftST I-fIstres Designers a %
's.tITeI. General Machine N -h
ra|fl rt tt1L
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24

EAGE$ Present ..a
de!lveriss cssmtttrs l-
ems tIAttleneltt tt.ter.s.
Emery : DR Fs fit-
delivered $3.50 west N..'
LAFAYETTE s4f1
JACKSON DRUGS PresCr. '...
Fnuntair sPrvIre l'.-H
IAsuufsp- vernon tt4tt
.ORMOSD's DRUGS lr.es.-,
,ustlcs liquor dIsffIn4fHfs trs f
Nile Dram Irstfs
FLOOR sANDI>G. WtNi>1. ~
JDIIsTI.Ess sENEI$G ,3errtfa- t
servo. r.ss. NIT bl3v r4.r n
PAM ThVnssrf sf-ts
O%F.rAT fYa- ar..r I. Is
nstho1 Dean FlD0f Company .-..t.
eny ,-453f
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MA.mNn MA.nINt snnNloL

ACF Venetian BIND Company Residential
commercial itIIstr.tI 1850 NNumin-
4 University ...T.4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24

ANERi'NS IO8S0 ,Grant Rlvert
single comfortable M private home
r,tsuuatI. HOraIfh 1857.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
War Sub-cOniract
DEFENSE WORK
WANTED

1ha companies listed en- his cel
umu are i00oo behind our govern
ment tof deieuss They ara me
men heiund the men hehind NE
0uns, speeding 40 var victory Tor
America
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Personals
EIGHT TORACCO HABIT

FAMOUS WANDA Learn your fltgre
Consultations paiS. sol Clsrmouu'
Trtnfft .-ffua
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ATTICs CoNNERIED MO III NGAInMs

PLANS READY Tor permits repairs.
alterations remodeling Permits secured
Cadillac 1888
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-02-06

Williams, 1869 Roblyn Ave. On
Sunday of this week, Mr.. Green
was the dinner guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. V. Howard, 767 Rondo
Ave.
Miss Nadine Davis, 287 N. St.
Adams St., entertained informally
at her home on Saturday of last
week.
Veronica and Harry Lucas of
39th st. in Minneapolis were din
ner guests on Sunday of this week
of the Emmett Galloway's, 700 W.
Central Ave-, as were Bobby Car
lyle and I. A sumptous turkey
dinner with all the trimmings, pre-
coded by cocktails, was served.
Veronica Lucas is now rehearsing
for a recital to be given in March
at the Catholic Youth Center in St.
Paul.
In quarantine for measles this
week are the children of Rev. and
Mrs. V. E. Holly, 465 Mackubin St.,
and Mr.. and Mrs. 81. Touissant. SCI
st. Anthony Ave.
The Tuesday Mite Bridge Club
held it's bi-monthly bridge session
on Tuesday, Jan. 81, at the home
of Mrs. Tom Carroll, 687 Carroll
Ave-, with Mrs. Leila Boyd winning
the first prize. Second prize was
won by Mrs. John L. Banks, Jr.,
and the third by Mrs. Arthur Her
ring. Mrs. Walter Sothern was a
proxy. Other members of this club
are Mesdames George W. Brooks,
Jr., Lawrence Stewart, Cornelius
Benner and Tom Carroll. The next
regular meeting will be Tuesday,
Feb. 10, at the home of Mrs. Geo.
Brooks, Jr., ITO st. Anthony Ave.
The Cameo Social Club held its
seml-monthly meeting on Wednes-
day of this week at the Sterling
Club, Dale and Rondo SITS.
Mrs. Ora CCOopie) Anderson,
who was one Of the three-minute
speakers at the Mr.. and Mrs. Club
banquet given last Monday eve
ming, challenges my statement as
to who received the most applause.
She contends that she did, but, I'M
fortunately, the people across the
banquet table from her made her
giggle so her speech couldn't be
heard plainly. Accommodatingly,
we print the speech in this column:
"Rev. Moore and members. We
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-02-06

Mrs. Frank Landers and daugh-
ter, Dorothy Landers Dennis, re-
turned this week from a trip to
Cleveland, Ohio, and Chicago, and
while in the two cities were the in
spiration for many social affairs.
Mrs. Landers and Mrs. Dennis left
the city on January 10.
Mrs. Lucille Jordan entertained
with a baby shower on Monday,
February 2, honoring Mrs. Pauline
Young in the social room of the
Sumner Field Homes at 1901
Bryant Ave. No. Guests presented
the honoree many lovely and use
full gifts. Guests present were
Mines. Mae Hatcher, Carol Adams,
Dorothy Dennis, Geraldine Merity,
Gertrude Smith, Opal Stone, Bertha
Patton, Allene Young, Eddress
Gooden, Alberta Pitts, Harriet
Hall, Opal Westberry, Helen Bow
en-, Thelma Patrick, Atha Young,
Tdella Grigsby, Dorothy Scott. Mrs.
Maggie Lewis who was unable to
attend sent a gift.
The Women met with Mrs. Cur
tbs Harris, 1705 7th st. S. E.,
Tuesday, February 8. First prize
at bridge was won by Mrs. Clar-
ence Smith; second, Mrs. Floyd
Poole; consolation, Mrs. James
Slemmons. Mrs. Dorothy Walker,
guest of the hostess, from Okla
homa, was presented a lovely guest
prize. The next meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. S. o. Harris, 500
E. 25th st.
Doyle Richardson is confined to
Fairview Hospital. He was oper-
ated on Wednesday morning, and
at press time was doing nicely.
Humboldt Heights Civic Club
members and several friends met
Monday, February 2, at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Russell, 5O49
James Ave. N.
DR.. W. D. Brown, guest speaker,
talked on 'How to Keep Well"
Booker T. Washington study
club met Tuesday, February 8,
with the president, Mrs. Earnest
bearing, 1886 Clinton Ave.
A member of the Women's De-
tense Council spoke. Her subject
was: what Women Are Expected
to Contribute Toward Defense
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-02-06

p. m. for Kalamazoo, Mich, to
make preparation to return here
about the first of April to make
her home with her husband, James
Griffin. The Griffins have one
child, a three-year-old daughter,
whose paternal grandparents are
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Harris of
Kalamazoo, the former Mrs. Lor-
ena Griffin. Mrs. Griffin has been
in the city since Christmas Eve and
has been extensively entertained.
She possesses a pleasing personal
ity and will be a welcome addition
to the young married set in St.
Paul.
Mrs. Julian BufOrd, 344 W. Cen
trail Ave-, returned to the city re-
Gently from Murfreesboro, Tenn,
where she spent a month visiting
Mr.. Buford's relatives. Returning
to the city with her were Mr.. Bu-
ford's sister, Miss Laura Buford,
and his brother, Lafayette Buford,
who will remain here indefinitely.
Miss Myrrhene Allen, 996 lyle
hart Ave-, who underwent an
operation on Wednesday of last
week for an appendectomy at As
bury Hospital, returned home on
Thursday of this week and is able
to sit up for a short time each day.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. C. Cunard, new
lyweds, Kansas City, Mo-, recently
spent their honeymoon here as the
house guests of DR.. and Mrs. Maui
rice Crouch, 1888 St. Anthony Ave.
For their house guests, DR.. and
Mrs. Crouch entertained at dinner
at Somerset, Wis. Other guests in
cluded DR.. and Mrs. C. II. Mobiley
and Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Mccoy. g.
Also honoring Mr.. and Mrs. B. C.
Cunard, Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Mccoy,
288 N. Avon St., entertained in
formally at their home.
Mrs. Theodore Ruffner of N.
Dale St., spent the past week in
Chicago visiting her husband,
Theodore Ruffner ("Foots"), who
has been on the road continuously
for the past two months. Mrs.
Rufner returned Sunday to the
city.
Mr.. William Green, son of the
former Naomi Howard of Milford,
Ohio, has been in the city visiting
his cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-02-06

are gathered here to celebrate the
first anniversary of this club. I
think it is wonderful way to help
to keep the young married groups
together, coming in closer touch
with each other and showing great
interest in our church work. I have
been member Of this club only a
short time but do look forward
with great pleasure to our meet
ings, and my earnest wish is that
the club will put forth every eff
fort to grow for the good of the
community and the church." Coo
pie had the speech memorized and
her best friend, Ruth, was sup
posed to be the prompter. But,
alas, the prompter failed at the
strategic moment. Now, SEE Coo
pie, the next time my public calls
on me, I'll either give a shorter
speech or get a new prop.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Mcmillan,
796 Rondo Ave., entertained
friends at turkey dinner on Sum
day in honor of Mr.. McMillan's sis
ter, Mrs. Annabelle Dow of Kansas
City, Mo. Besides the honoree Mr..
and Mrs. D. Erwin, Mrs. Fred Will
iams and son were guests at the
dinner.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-02-06
Several Hundreds

Of your white fellow Americans
read this paper every week. They
range from bankers to teamsters,
from governors to members Of the
city council School teachers, So
cial workers, college deans and col
lege presidents are numbered
among the names on our subscrip-
ton lists.
Practically all of these people
buy the paper to learn better the
hopes, aspirations and opinions of
Americas Black One-Tenth. Many
of them are deeply interested in the
solving of one of Americas chief
problems, the so-called race prob
lem.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-02-06
StrOmberg-CarIson
END TABLE RADIO

Five new type tubes. edge
lighted dial and front opening,
lovely mahogany ChipPendaIe
cabinets. Regularly $3.50;
Just $3l
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-02-06
Each Day

This newspaper gets scores of
phone calls, inquiries requesting in
formation regarding everything
from the capitol Of Malaga to the
address of the Majestic Drug store.
Naturally, we are glad to be Of
service to the public. The increas-
ing number of such requests indi-
Gates the extent to which the people
depend on the newspaper which
serves its community well.
Our phone number is Midway
S340. Call us and we'll do our best
to serve you.-Advt.
Benefit Concert, Wayman Choir,
East Lake St., Feb. 1876 cents.
-Advt.
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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-02-06

Helen Scott, Albert Harper and
Mable Hickman, Raymond Sessions
and Crystal Burgess, Robert Muir
ray and Albreta Neal, Grover In
gram and Elveeta Luckett, John
Walton and Corrinne Powell, Low
ell Brown and elaine Hughes,
James B. Perry and Kenneth
Mason.
Cupid news of the week concerns
the marriage or forthcoming mar
riage of Hiawatha Peoples, 1877
Rondo Ave-, and Claud Collins, sos
W. Central Ave-, and of Louis Will
liams, 718 St. Anthony Ave-, and
the well known and popular Alice
| nifty Cafe) Fields, 667 St. An
thony Ave.
Mrs. II. F. Mcintyre of Fuller
Ave. is ill at her home. Also on the
sick list during the past week was
Mrs. Carrie Adams, 697 Carroll
Ave-, who has been at home ill for
the past three weeks, and Mrs,
A. w. Frazier, 639 w. Central
Ave-, who fell and sprained her
ankle as she alighted from an east
bound University Ave. streetcar.
The debris on the bottom step
caused her to slip and she was
taken to her home by cab.
Speaking of Mrs. Frazier, reminds
me that in a recent Card of Thanks
in the paper we neglected to thank
Mr.. Charles Miller, clerk of St,
James A. M. E. Church, who read
the obituary at the funeral of her
late husband, A. W. Frazier.
The Roosevelt Relief Corps No.
SO will have program and silver
tea on Thursday, February IL, at
the restaurant of Mrs. Jennie Dan
bridge, Rondo and Kent, from 500
to 1000 p. m. The public is invited
Invitations have been issued by
Mrs. L. W. Harris, 4S3 W. Central
Ave-, for the wedding Of hel
daughter, Miss Mabel O'Delle, tx
Nathaniel N. Galloway on Sunday
evening, February Is, at 900 p. m
at Pilgrim Baptist Church, and al
the reception Immediately follow,
ing the ceremony in Fellowship
Hall of the church. Miss Dor.
othy Hall and Mrs. Theodore F
Allen, members of the bridal party
are giving a miscellaneous shower
on Saturday of this week at the
home of Miss Hall.
The st. Paul WOmen's Council
are planning to bring the we'll
known pianist, Philippe Schuyler
daughter of George Schuyler, here
for a recital in April. Philippe i:
10 years old and composes ant
plays music beautifully.
The Saturday Afternoon CluE
met Saturday Of last week at thu
home of Yours Truly. Mrs. james
Griffin of Kalamazoo, Mich, was ;
guest. "Tellefunken" was playeC
for entertainment. Mrs. Griffin lef
on Saturday, January 81, at 1914
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-02-06
PHILG0
RADI0.PH0N0G RAPH

Brand new. No needles TO
change. new type pickup, tilt
front cabinet. constant speed
motor. Just 3 Of these setsl
Regularly $79.5ol
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-02-06
TABLE MODEL
RADIO.PH0N0G GRAPH

A regular $3.50 radio with
five big new type tubes,
permanent speed motor, perm
snsnt needle and crystal pick
up. Only . few Of thsssI