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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-06
Corset Stay
Aid TO Romance

= TYRONNE POWER and Maui
reen O'Hara sat on a grassy plot
that had been conveniently un-
rolled on Twentieth Century-FoX'
stage II and looked sweetly into
each others eyes.
This was the bfg romantic mo-
ment for The Black Swan,
which Daryl +. Zanuck is produc-
ing in Technicolor. Ty was in
pirate garb. rcd kerchief around
his head. and Maureen in a billow-
ing yellow seventeenth century
gown.
Ty kissed her and Maureen
gasped and breathed heavily.
You're OVERRIDING the ro-
nance" said Director Henry
King. mot even Ty Power can
do that much with a kiss"
Romance" queried Maureen.
THAT wasn't romance. That was
corset stay that popped
through and stuck me in the
ribs"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-06
TROPICAL

MAYA is one of the Bill
Nation Trio of tropical dancers
appearing in the current revue
at Club Congo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-06
Youne's Band
Enters Contes st

BEN YOUNG, genial maestro in
the Book Cadillac Casino whose
smooth and danceable rhythms
have been pleasing the patrons all
summer long. is very busy these
days. He's recruiting support for
his band in the contest which
Fitch is currently sponsoring in
Detroit for its summer Band
Wagon program. II was just on
Tuesday that Ben learned his
name was included on the list Of
10 Detroit bands which are COM
peting for this honor that looms
large in the hopes of any band
leader. The contest will close on
August is.
Meanwhile, the boys and Jan
Martel are busy rehearsing and
giving their all during actual per-
Iformances at the Casino. in prepa-
ration for the big day If they are
fortunate enough TO win
Jan is practicing her breathing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-06
Glamour
Puzzles
Film Heads

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 6.-Vera
Zorina. replaced in the role Of the
crop-haired Maria in For Whom
the Bell Tolls" by Ingrid Berg
man. wished her successor luck
today when she will he subjected
10 deglamorizing without looking
like II.
The 1.-the Zorina, handed the
part after a search as intensive as
that which gave Vivien Leigh the
part of Scarlet O'Hara in Gone
with the Wind" worked only
few weeks and was withdrawn
because she had no glamour mot
even in technicolor.
Now she will be given another
top rOle-when her hair grows
out.
Zorina. who had plenty OF
Glamour. was Shorn Of her crown.
ing glory TO play the rabbit-like
Maria OF the Ernest Hemingway
story. Her luxurious hair was
hacked off 10 within two inches
Of her head because Maria's heac
had been shaved by Spanish
soldiers.
Zorina, a ballet dancer, wa,
assigned not a step 10 dance. Hel
beautiful legs were shrouded ir
ben's pants. And not Just ordinary
Tousers. but the most unglamor.
TiS pants the studio property de.
5artment could unearth. Other
charms were hidden, in part by 9
mans shirt which hung like bag
Her makeup was toned down un.
al her bright blue eyes were the
only touch of color.
Then the results Of her first few
days work arrived al the Para
mount lot. Executives hit the roof
"She looks like a dishrag,"
they complained. mo glamour"
Zorina went back 10 HOLLYWOOD
to have caps put on her teeth
her makeup heightened and pant
and shirt nipped in here and there
She looked like Maria no longer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-06
Bob-Lo Moonlight
Lists Talent

TED COOK will put on his
novelty music act and serve as
master of ceremonies aboard the
SIS. Ste. Claire of the Bob-Lo
Line on the cabaret moonlight
cruise Saturday evening.
Lopez and Lynnton, ballroom
dancers, and Don Amato. juggler
will be the other speciality acts
aboard Jimmy Nolan and his or
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-06

y. Check your tire miIsoss" every $500
5000 miles -. Your Standard Oil Dealer
has Tire Mileage Gauge with which he
can give you an estimated average mileage
remaining in your tires. Then you can rotate
your tires properly--putting the weakest
tire where it gets the least wear, the best
tire at point Of heaviest wear, etc.
solder tires should be switched every $500
miles TO get maximum mileage from the oct
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-06

exercises, and is very proud Of her
new rhumba arrangement, in
which she holds one note for 16
bars! Jack Treser is over his cold
and back at the mike between
drum sessions with his falsetto
comedy ditties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-06
NeW ReUueS
Exhibited at
Night Clubs
BY WALTER STEVENSON

ANOTHER FAST-PACED mu-
steal revue. produced by Bette
Taylor, is on view this week at the
Three 666 Club,
Extravaganza" Is the title of
he new show and starring honors
60 to a pair of able novelty enter
tainers, Smythe and Dolores. Sup
porting talent, many of whom have
been held over from last weeks
revue. includes Evelyn Purvis,
songstress; Ray Randolph, offer
ing military tap steps: Rosita
Lockhart, exotic dancer; Prince
Albert, romantic tenor; S m
Fouche, master of ceremonies, and
the line of dancing Taylorettes.
The production opens with the
tune Broadway Melody" and
again centers around the ensemble
number Trees" the radium hit
which has been retained from the
previous show. Closing number is
"Extravaganza" with the entire
cast participating, including
'Lanky" Bowman and his dance
orchestra.
During lulls, George Sanders
plays the Hammond organ, while
Joanna sings the vocal arrange
ments.
THREE TREES Horace Payne,
billed as the "sepia Bob Hope"
heads this weeks revue, highlight
of which is a pulsating jungle
dance routine as derived from the
Ubangi tribe of savages in Africa.
Payne's clever song and dance
turn is the hit Of the revue as he
leads the entire cast in IN en-
semble number called What's
Cookin'."
Another favorite whose engage
ment has been extended for an
other week is Leon Warrick, popu-I
lar rustic baritone. His applause
winning selections include the IA
milar Wagon Wheels" an
'Chloe"
Comedian Mushmouth presides
as master of ceremonies, introduce
ing his partner, Sugar. as well as
the poppy line Of chorus girls who
stimulate activities with their
lively production numbers. Marie
steps out OF the line 10 exhibit her
speciality, a jungle dance described
as "Sabu
For shows and dancing it's the
five rhythms of Dave Wilbourne
and his orchestra.
TEDDY BE8R@T-iie soprano
voice selections Of pretty Claire
Williams receive top acclaim in the
nightly revues at this spot. Her
voice range and style Of delivery
while offering tunes from the nit
parade bring shouts for -encoreS.
Accompaniment for Claire's songs
is played by Lou Corsini and his
musicians, an able aggregation
which also gives out with rhythmic
selections during the dancing seS-
6ionS.
Dancer Ruby Horn doubles as
comedian Of ceremonies and TO top
in off the Ardell Sisters take the
spotlight 10 display fancy tap rou-j
tines and novelty work.
KEN ROBERTS'--Jokes, gags,
fast chatter and what have you are
contained in the comedy work OF
Gil Rave. comedian who masters
the ceremonies here His efforts.
while appreciated do not quite
measure up 10 the ovation ac-
corded Billie Richmond, swing
singer. Miss Richmond who Isl
quite cye-appealing. charms while
delivering swing tunes in her best
boOgie-woogie manner.
Entertainers in the supporting
lineup limit their talents 10 dane
ing. Diana Dean combines tap
steps with acrobatic routines and
Darline displays character dance
numbers.
Dom Gregory and his orchestra
play music for both shows as well
as for dancing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-06

4. Keep your tires cooler in this cosy way
-. Avoid the grinding, wearing friction
caused by speeding up around curves.
This causes side thrust that heats
tires destructively. This friction becomes
even more serious in summer heat. Cool
tires call for cool driving. So, slow down
on curves, and slow up on tire wear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-06

!. Relieve your tires OF many degrees Of
heoi in This simple foshion -. Just cool
them off by reducing your driving speed
from 40 to 80 miles per hour. This helps
your tires lose the heat they develop by
faster driving. They can't throw heat off
in summer unless you help them. This
reduction in speed cuts tire heat about 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-06

,. Sliding, seUffins lire motions caused by
sudden braking on hot, dry roads, or by
sudden accelerations, cut badly into tire
mileage. Tire heat becomes more intense.
Tortoise-like starts and stops retard heat. 4.
"jack-rabbit" driving increases heat. Start
and stop more moderately. d. help defeat
tire enemy No. /.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-06
Authentic

UNIVERSITY OF VISION
SINS Joseph f. Davies collection
OF Russian icons. art objects and
peasant dress novelties may be
lent 10 Warner Brothers for use
in that studios film version Of the
Davies book, Mission TO Moscow"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-06

chestra will provide music for
dancing.
The ship will leave at II o'clock
from the foot Of Woodward
avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-06

THE FIRST prize fight Alexis
Smith ever saw was for a scene
in Gentleman jim" in which she
plays opposite Enrol Flynn, starred
in the James j. Corbett role.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25

Many Would BE Bal
lcrina Strikes Poses SINH
lar Ia the One in Which
Miss Sorrl Has Worked
Herself i'm the Photograph
At the Left, hut She
Warns Disciples ~ the
Classic Dance Never 10
Ionk Like This II They
Have ANY Idea Of Taking
Up Ballet WarI> rs a
Career.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25

Were Cd Palmoli,c family now.
Al because Mother thinks thar
anything YOU put ON Your skin Is
pretty important, and YOU ought
20 know what your soap is made
with. PalmoIivc, She knows, is
made with olive and palm oils
And DADDY and know something
else, too Gee, is Mummy pretty
these days And is her skin soft
and smooth when YOU touch IL.
You can tell Ddddy's proud Of her
Just the way he looks at her and
whispers nice things to her every
now and them.
SO I'm glad came along and
brought our family the soap that's
made with olive and palm oils. =:
Palmolivc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25

10 rs a serious ballet, gradually
becoming worse and worse until
The nymPh-like motions of the
ballcrina take on the charac-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25

jtttcrbuc.
Afi speaking OF modern iIt-
tcrbuEgiUG Tonis greatest de-
hight when not lampoouing the
ballet rs mrmickiHE the rug
cutters. She's made an ant of
capturing the over-intcnt facial
expressions of the alligators
and the hep eats. She gets her
amusing effects by subtle exag-
gora'ion and by a remarkable
-teathH-aSFresstof'Fo - looit--iti1c
a pt'orbug, She contends. you've
got TO get that "hcaycnly"~ cN-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25

preston into Your eyes
In real life, Toni is
nothing like the angular
grimacer that she is on
tn e stage. When she
wipes off those wild-eycd
looks she is more than
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25

ordinarily good looking. As to
personality she is Woodworking,
energetic, charming and intelli-
gent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
Then came PalmOIive, cause it's
made with Olive and Palm Oils.

Mother got the idea from DR..
Dafoc He barhcd the famous
Diourc Ouiuuplcrs FIRST Of All
with u,tyr OIL N0rhcr 7tN4vT s1vy
thcrc nothing too good for my
baby SO it VAS Olive coil trSr FOR
me-. TOO Ihcn. when 1t MAS tlmc
for >oap-and-vi'cr baths. Mother
chose Palmoavc. like DR. Datoc
did for the Quins Palmolivc mad,
with olive and palm oils, YOU know.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25

tcrsucs Of a brokcn-down
jtttcrbuC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15

The, latter portion has a pine
paneled wainscot and an upper
wall papered in Pennsylvania
Dutch design which, inciden-
tally. is repeated on the canister
set. The table and chairs and coy
corner cabinet are finished to
match the pine.
For the honey touch. canary
cage has been added and a kero-
sene lamp chandelier thatsmay be
seen from the entrance.
We take our hats off TO the de-
signer of the home. He knew how
important closets are to the home
maker and provided a goodly sup
ply. He knew there had to be a
playroom or recreation spot and
thus left a world of space in the
basement for the purpose.
Even if you've never won a
thing in your life even if you
are not in the market for house,
you should take an afternoon or
evening off TO see this masterpiece.
There are certainly interior ideas
you'll want to borrow. And, who
knows. it all might be yours in a
little while.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
Check Position
Of Thermostdt

In homes where the furnace Is
controlled by an automatic thermo-
stat it may very often be found
more practical if the thermostat is
placed at a low position on the
wall of the living room, approx
mately 30 inches from the floor,
intsead of at the usual 5-foot
height.
With gas or oil-fired furnaces.
this idea works particularly well,
since the heat supply in this type
of furnace is cut off promptly
when the room temperature goes
up enough TO put the thermostat
to work, and the house may get
uncomfortably cool before the heat
is turned on again and builds up TO
the comfort point.
On the other hand, even when a
coal fire is shut down. the fuel bed
continues TO send up a certain
amount of heat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
Local Realtors
Send Delegates
To.Convention

Members OF stable Detroit
and outstate realty delegation will
leave Detroit. Tuesday noon for
the war conference of the National
Association of Real Estate Boards
to be held in ST. Louis, Wednes-
day through Friday.
The following members OF the
Detroit Real Estate Board are
scheduled for the trip: James +.
Atkinson. president; Lewis II.
Haskins. secretary; II. p. Holmes,
Fred 'Blackwood. Frank Howes,
Earl A. Young, Roger Hubbard,
Charles F. Brown. Frank T. King
William Luedders, Hansel d. Will
son, Lewis A. Ewald. George Cas-
enhiser. Lee X. Silloway. Isaac
Cohen, Kenneth Draper. William
G. Kirby, Thomas L. Kinks. Clar-
ence ]. Boldt, Stephen German,
Mrs Harriet D. Kelly. Norbert
j. Markert, Lester j. Steele, J.
r. MCGOWAN. Miss FIoren
Becker, Lawrence Diebel, Guy H.
White, w. f. Smith. Karl Smith,
Edgar l.. Kight, Howard Bliss,
George H. Wietersen, John d.
Cronenweth. Norman c. Scudder
Elmeer II. Mfer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
Soybean Oil Is Good
For Paint Ingredient

paints made with soybean
oil as the only oil constituent
have given very satisfactory
durability results, even though
tested under an air drying
schedule of "a hours between
coats and 48 hours air drying
before exposure" says a state
ment emanating from the Bu-
reau of Agricultural Chemistry
and Engineering of the, United
States Department of Agricul-
ture. 1.-THE paints in which the
only oil was soybean oil or
blend. of soybean and perilla oils
when correctly formulated
with proper pigments and driers
are equal In durability TO
similarly formulated linseed oil
paints" says the statement.
"The short drying period made
the test severe for the soybean
oil paint"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
Use Of Proper
Color Paint
Improves Light

BY means of a scientific use OF
color. it is practical to increase the
from most light sys-
Items 100 per cent without any
change in lighting equipment or
any increase in wattage. according
TO lighting experts.
II can be done, they said, by
these simple steps: Refinish the
ceiling with a high-grade white or
light ivory paint, preferably hav-
ing an eggshell finish.
Refinish the side walls with a
slightly darker paint such as light
green. with SIS per cent reflection.
Refinish all horizontal surfaces
benches, chairs, tables. floors
in a paint Of at least 40 per cent
reflection factor.
These steps were outlined at a
recent convention of lighting ex-
perts as a means OF conserving
electric power for the war effort.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
Others Going

Accompanying the party will be
Ernest III. Baumgarth, w. Cooper
Lance Skinner and Dondero.
From outstate are A. r. Saun-
ders. executive secretary of the
Michigan Real Estate Association
George Domm. Flint; V. o. Mel
son. j. Karl Malcolm. ALI Shank.
lin and Bernard Harkins from Ann
Arbor: II. j. McCraig, William J
Porter Jr.. Edward G.. Hacker ano
Samuel Obrecht from Lansing
Walter Nellar and Frank Perry
jackson, as we'll as a delegation
of six members from Battle Greek
and six from Grand Rapids.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
Well Decorated

On to the master bedroom,
where you find yourself in a gar
den of chintZ roses, with walls and
taffeta trimmings in rosy pink
The bed, chests and night table
are suite of blond mahogany.
Right next door is the children's
room, in ever-practical mahogany.
To save space and delight the
young un's, the BEDS are double
decker. complete with ladder.
Feature attraction. however. is
the double chest-desk, laden with
cut-out books and Raggedy AIMS.
But once you've hit the kitchen,
you'll be ready TO take off your
coat. roll up your sleeves, don the
apron and set TO work for a life
time. It's quite stable room,
one-half kitchen and one,half din
ing room.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
Choose FIuorescent Light Carefully

Fluorescent lamps are available
in a variety of colors, but the two
most important colors in general
applications are the day.
light and $500 degrees white. The
daylight fiuorescent lamp has been
TO produce approximately
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
Refnish Rooms

While necessary conservation Of
many materials for the war effort
curbs major remodeling for the
duration. one way TO bring new
freshness to the home is to add
new furnishings and refinish the
rooms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
Lower Temperatures

The covering of temperatures to
So degrees at night will reduce fuel
consumption 5 to 10 per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15

the same color as is obtained from
the north window on an overcast
day. Daylight fluorescent lamps
may be characterized as "cool"
light source, while the $500 degree
white lamp produces a warmer"
color
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
Reerranee Corners

Corners offer interesting posi-
bilities. Some. homes have cush-
Toned seats built into corners for
use with light breakfast tables
that are movable.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
New Ideal Home
Well Furnished

Continued from Page One)
and Sheraton pieces, its quintet OF
Currier e. Ives etchings along a
long wall. and two oval, gilt
framed portraits paired on an
other.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
Convert to Coal

OF the 12.250.000 oil furnaces
now in use, about one-half of these
could be converted to coal or coke.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
Use Storm Windows

Invest in storm windows and
doors, weather stripping. and close
off unused rooms to save fuel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
Turn Of Taps

Don't let hot water taps run
unnecessarily. 1t wastes fuel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15

! .NksILE
lnkster Hardware
z7440 Michigan Ave.
Model Wallpaper Shops
zes47 Van Born Rd.
GARDEN CITY
Garden City Hardware
2944o Ford Road
LAKE ORION
Speaker d Son
Lake Orion. Mich.
LINCOLN parry
r. N. Duehsine
1850 w. Fort St.
Home Fuel e. supply Co.
i7ss Southfisld Road
MELyINDALE
Melvindale Hardware Co.
1881 Allen Road
NoRIHxILLE
Neiis Worthwhile Har dwars
Worthwhile, Mich.
Novels Lumber n Coal Co.
$50 Base Line Road
PLYMOUTH
Don Horton
7os Ann Arbor Rd.
Huston 4 Company
Pennimzn Ave.
Plymouth Hardware Company
Ra- I'wh Snnn.nv
n.I.
49,. yzI. Ga,
20, c'..h ~
NEWPORT
la Doe Bros General Merchandise
newport, MICH.
PONTIAC
ksego Hardware, S Stores
Pontiac Mich:
Mitchell office Equipment
$50 n. saginaw St
Oakland Coal Faint Go.
$50 orchard Lake Ave.
waves Inc
Corner Huron ana Saginaw Sta
FORT HURON
,I,,,l
kISnMOND
pi-hr,..I u.xI..x. Caur..v
R;ahmond Me-
RIVER ROUGE
Fr.rL', W.IInap.r a Paint s,o,.
ioeoo w J.fI,Y,on
LcIon Hardware
ROsENILLE
I.-L... CT n In.k.r co
Ra.sv;iIs M,.h
L.%br.eh. Coal COX. Co.
1880
5sn91 c...;a,
pEoL 1870 c
.o,a, w.
Roy sT'1 OAK
|
Currier Lumber Co.
zoi E Lincoln ST.
1910 NJ. Main ST.
HiIxinrer Brothers
los South Main St.
s,ore. 4Is-4zo South Main ST.
Montrom,ry Ward
Fourth and Washing
ia Va Fa,,r,h 81
-
ROCHESTER
Geo. Burr Hardware
Rochester. Mich.
c. w. Case
Rochester, Mich.
RoMULUs
Romuiu. Hardware
.r =, an. suonrs
-. SLs.N 2-.DNzS
Brohp. Hardware
3os2s Jefferson Ave
ST. Clair Shores Hsrdwar. Co.
23soA Mack Ave,
rprNroN
~
N. A. Man, a Sons
o,i. III H,rSmsr. 0" N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15

WEST OF WOODWARD AVE.
Rumford Hardware Co.
1oz34 Grand River Ave.
Summers Hardware
Wyoming 81 Sehoolersh
Schroeder Paint h Glass Co.
$40 Twelfth St.
SiIvsrs Weathsrstrip d Screen Co.
1883 Grand River Ave.
Simon knoppow d Son
Isois Livsrnois
Simon Knoppow Son
s736 18th 81.
Geo. Sonnenberg
z3o2 Junction, cor. Toledo
SprinKweils Hardware
2o3s Sprinswells
Stone Paint a Wall Paper Store
z733 Grand River Ave.
Third Avenue Hardware Company
37ot Third Ave.
Thrifty Supply Stores. Inc.
10000 Fenkeli
Throop, William a Son
I4os3 w. MeNiehols Rd.
Russell p. Tow Builders supply Co.
iies5 Broad 81.
Tyre Hardware Co.
3oII Grand River
United Cut Rate Hardware
1873 Fsnksli
Louis Urban Hardware
1910 Wyoming Ave.
VerhAag, L. n. Hardware
2o93e Fenkeil
Wallace Hardware Company
2I7oe Grand River
West Hardware
$3.50 Michigan Ave.
Wolverine Hardware
1880 Grand River
SUBURBAN ARE.
Ann ARsoR
Hsrtlsr Brothers
z1o South Ashley
ALcoNAc
Wallace Hardware
io2e 81. Clair River DR..
w. e. Warner d Sons
AlKonae, Mich.
AUBURN HEIGHTS
Auburn Heights Lumber Coal Co.
BASE LINE
Rivard Hardware
2osil Van Dyke Ave.
BELLEyILLE
Otto Bitnar a Sons
477oo Huron River Drive
RERKLEY
Berkeley Feed a Seed Store
Berkeley. Mich.
Weiffenbaeh Brothers
3i7l iz-Mils Rd.
BIRMINGHAM
Birmin CHAM Paint q Glass Store
ass East Maple
Huston Hardware
EOS NJ. Woodward
Mcbride Hardware Company
l3o-I32 South Woodward Ave.
CENTER LINE
Hosts Bros.
2s3il Van Dyke
cLARKsToN
J. n. Aixer Hardware
Charleston, Mich.
DEARBORN
n. J. Crowley Hardware
2236o Goddard Road
Dearborn Hardware
2Ieo3 Michigan Ave.
Filipersk Hardware
5eis Chase Road
Thurman Hardware
4si2 Greenfield Rd.
Mason Drug Store
26oi Telegraph Rd, Cor. Oxford
Nichols Hardware
7o4s Greenfield
Montgomery Ward
Michigan at Sehaefer
Star Lumber Co.
774o Greenfield
West Warren Paint a Wallpaper
CO.. 1921 West Warren Ave.
DRAYToN PLAINS
Burke Lumber Company, Inc.
EcoRsE
Carter Hardware
zos Southfield
EAST DETROIT
r. c. KalthoH a Son
2252z Crstiot Ave.
Lambrecht Coal a Coke Co.
1878 lo-Mile Rd. ut Railroad
Reliable Lumber Company
241s5 Sehoenhsrr Road
zz443 Crstiot Ave.
PENNINGTON
Farmin gton Har DWARF
Fsrmington Mich.
Farmin ston Lumber 4 Coal Co.
$500 Grand River Ave,
EERNDALE
Standard Plumbing a Supply Co.
z2742 Woodward Ave.
Schmidt Hardware
22s22 Woodward
Zen Hardware
ala West Nins-MiIs Road
HAZEL PARK
HsKel Park Hardware
22s3s Jehn r.
HIGHLAND PARK
Boyer Haunted Shack
10000 Woodward Ave.
MONROE
w. J. Wslpsrt
Ga West Freat "a.