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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10

ailup hospital Friday. weighing
eight pounds and IA ounces
Mr.. and hrs Chester Martin
left Monday afternoon Tor Forest
Grove. Ore. where they we're
called On account Of the death u
their brothef-in-laW. George Hoar.
ortinK pre-scbooi group viii
meet April IS with Mrs. ) gfnkel
and Mrs. Delbert Stone IN charge
n the program. and Mrs. Bailey
Taylor and Mrs. Roger sigsfoos
IN charge Of hospitality. An
nOuncemsnt has been made that
the pre-scnOoi well baby clinic viii
be held the last week In April, the
exact date 70 be announced later.
All mothers Of children five years
old and younger. who are not in
the kindergarten. are requested 10
register - soon a. possible with
Mrs. Roger sigsfoos or Mrs. r. G.
Alexander.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10
Man Found Dead
Beneath Trestle

Roy V. Rowe, 81. OF 1107l7 So.
Tacoma ave. was found dead
early Friday morning underneath
the trestle leading into the Union
Station. He had been dead sew
ersl hours. according 10 Deputy
Coroner George Hsuffner, who is
investigating the case.
A native Of Mount Pleasant
Iowa. Rowe had been a resident Of
the state since 1898. coming to
Tacoma in 1882 He leaves his
wife, May, of Tacoma; two daugh-
tiers. Miss Corine Rowe, Tacoma,
and Mrs. Carl Rillinger. Renton;
three brothers. Andy and William
Of Tacoma and Carl in Iowa. and
one sister, Mrs. Charles Burke. in
Oregon.
Cassidy and Allen mortusry will
announce the funeral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10
Tacoma Bond
Sales Higher
Locol Sales Exceed
Quota by $685.

Tsoemss wzr hend quota -
csedsd itszlf ~ sssa 81 -. -
thur coot. rferue county -eeFs-
tsFy - var bad aF1vr. .nnaune<d
Friday
ccos s.ia March sale. xsrs ne
highest - this county n II
manthz
~ indicates go e~nd s.ls.
sts really beginning u move. =
cenk exclaimed
The March quota for Pierre
eeanty was q 800 .nno. Coak IL
eisred ard sales tesslsd ts.faa..
sal ss During ths II mcnfhs
Pierce county has h.a lts quota.
over tiT.oon 600 In war sands and
stamps has hen .ald.
In ths entire stats. war hand
sales have sxe~edsd ths quota ~
5000. 1000 Approx lmststy twn-
thirds - me increase can ~ ~.
iFinuisd to rsecms and u. vleln-
~. ceos ssla.
Leon TITUS. head ~ the Pierce
county war hond drive. aid hr
vss overwhelmed ana sa<l~d
that ne are going 70 <nde.vcr In
keep up the good work
The goal for the mnnth az
April has been ~f AZ sz.sno. ouo.
Titus revealed. and the quarterly
band drive begins Monday. rh~
klcknff dinner will b. held this
Friday evening Al titus Meteor Co.
sz< broadway.
Principal speaker for the ev~-
nlns VIII he Carl n. Richards.
former " = customs inspector. VIM
vas stationed north ~ Paris when
Germans invaded France. Rich.
srds win speak on Necessity of
Washington Raising fss Share ef
the - Billion War Lean
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10
3
Gts Geesmsa giwses
Mayor Cain
Opens Panel
Wonts U. s. Aid In
Rebuilding Giles

roArL&>D Mayer Marry cain
- Tacoma b<il<xc< federal ID -
rebuilding ~ Americas cities N
postwar dsys n ~ Imperative.
Cain ep~n<d : panel discussion
Thursday ~ th< Progressive Busi.
nee. Meas club - suggesting thsf
the federal government provide
shsre ~ fund. Tor postwar build
lnx. establish . standard If con-
struesion and vet the cities work
cut their avn bssiidiax pFshIems
cFiticl<tnx the>< ~he think n
planning IN terms a. dreaming
Cain said
To svotd the leaf rszlnx days
II the WrA dsys - must hav<
TIE slssan h formulate pIans nov
foe IN Immediate postwar public
works program which viii hsr-
mnnlzc osth : Rebuilding project
far the city ana weird a. tamoF-
row
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10
SA Corps No. 2 Plans
Program Saturday Eve

Salvation Army Corps No. 2.
ili4 80. 18th y viii sponsor q
Help League program Saturday
Al ; p m Capt. Lena Hanson
Of San Francisco young people =
divisional secretary Of the Scan
dinavisn department. sdii b. guest
speaker. Mrs John seaburg v1il
sing several solos and there will
b. special music by the orchestra
Refreshments wili BE- served w
the Home League parlor following
the program. The public IL cor
daily invited
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10

Reports 81 fighting along IN,
Burma frontier have been incon.
elusive during recent months
which might lead 10 belief that
this IS an unimportant area OF
the war. on the contrary. the
British regard il as prime factor
in overall Far Eastern strategy
and the point from which the
British may make their main
contribution to the ultimate defeat
Of Japan.
The British goal L. To drive
the Japanese out of Burma
and reopen the Burma road
into China 10 strengthen that
country for the ultimate land
drive against Japan.
British activity during the last
few months has been mainly de-
fensive and partly preparatory
Continuous allied aerial sweeps
against Japanese airfields and
bases in Burma from the north to
Rangoon in the extreme south
have been designed 10 prevent the
Japenese from gathering strength
for an attack on India, and TO
hamper their efforts to solidify
positions against a future British
invasion.
The British invasion of western
Burma along the Bay of Bengal
toward Akyab was a purely local
operation aimed at getting posses
sion of Akysb, only major air base
on the coast II failed when the
British found the amphihian jungle
defenses of Akyab too hard to
crack. The best they could do
was to blast Akyab from the air
and make il as useless as possible
TO the Japanese.
Now that the monsoon sea-
son Ii approaching, to con-
tinue through next September,
the British are likely to with
draw across the border into
India and leave Akyab for fu-
ture consideration.
The main British attack against
Burma is not likely to come along
that almost impossible coast, but
in the mountains to the north,
along the border of Assam prov
ince where the mountains drop
into the upper Chindwin valley.
Preparations for this campaign
are not completed, and it may not
come until next fall.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10
Explains City
Car "Mysiery"
Plumbing Inspector
Reports to Mayor

Continued from Page onel
10 explain how and why the car
happened TO be At sist and Pacific
At 2 o'clock In the morning. a
question Smith vas unable 10 an
sxcr
The chief also told ihr In
spector the ca had b~sn In
the accident. that witnesses
had reported seeing q woman
ninning In one direction. q soi-
dier In another. hath APP
parent, drunk. after ths ear
had struck a parked vehicle
and dented . fender. doing no
damage 90 the either ear.
Wednesday police released the
information n city health depart.
ment car. for whom authority Ia
operate they had been unable 10
learn. had been involved In a "mys-
FERROUS accident "nolscy
crash In fact. Police learned the
car was regularly parked az the
Colonial garage, but could learn
no official sanction for its being
there instead Of In the municipal
garage.
Thursday police told the
press they had been able In
learn tine usual operator Of the
ear was n nan called "smiffy."
hut further details were attn
"shrouded In mystery" Also
Thursday, Mayor Harry y.
Gain announced he would have
statement concerning the
car and the accident before the
council Friday.
J. &. Gunter OF the Colonial ga
rage issued = statement 10 the Fl.
feet that the city car had been
parked as usual between o'clock
and $50 o'clock Monday after.
noon. and that 1t was still there
when the garage closed At 1880
o'clock Tuesday morning.
A. Einsr Langseth, public
safety commissioner. was en-
gagged. according "a his office.
in other matters. he did not
attend council session Friday,
~ the mayor III not read hls
statement. nor that NJ smith
NJ Gunter. DIR. Lee Powers.
superintendent NJ the health
department. and Smith. VIM
attended the short se~ion. were
excused without questioning.
After the meeting. the mayor
released the following statement:
After studying Mr. smiths re-.
port on what had been called a
mysterious incident I am amazed
and amused. His statement should
provide the investigators with the
facts they apparently had been
unable 10 learn since they last
talked 10 Mr.. smith on Tuesday
morning
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10
Whitaker Asks
More Firemen
Annual Report Is
Filed With City

twenty-five additional firemen
should be added to the fire de-
psrtment.
So states Fire Chief Emory n.
Whitaker in his annual report.
submitted Friday to Safety Com
missioner Einar Langseth, the
city council and Mayor Harry p.
Cain.
Other recommendations are that
ell remaining chemical tanks on
fire fighting equipment should be
replaced with 100-gallon water
tanks; in and out alarm boards
should be installed in all stations,
as well as loud speakers on the
apparatus floor of each station;
five garages should be built at
stations having no provision for
the parking of cars of the mem
bers. all stations are in dire need
OF painting and repairs, and all
equipment over IS years of age
should be replaced.
The chief said fire proven
ton ordinances covering tav-
erns, places of public gather
ings, dance halls, etc, should
he enacted by the city council.
In making recommendations,
the chief stated that If his plans
were fulfilled, immediate needs
of the department would be taken
care of until the present emery
ency is past.
Approximately S31,211.13 was
spent by the fire department dur
ing the year for maintenance and
operation, and s3s2,055.ss was
spent for salaries.
All officers and firemen have
received instruction IN first aid,
pump operation, hose evolutions
and general fire fighting technic,
gas masks, their use and care, the
chief said.
The fire department during
the year retired Is members
for length Of service.
Careless smokers ignited SIS
fires during the year; 33 fires
were caused by short circuits in
electric wiring; As fires were
blamed to unknown origin; auto
mobiles caused AIS fires, and
sparks in a cyclone caused one fire.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10
Tax Collections
Near Century Mark

Clark Squire. collector Of inter
nal revenue for Washington and
Alaska. wasn't IN his office Fri
DAY. but incone tax employees
were confident that the 800 000,-
OOO-mark in collections since Jan.
had been passed before noon,
following last nights report which
showed a collection total OF Se9,-
sol 3e11o
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10
Must Avenqe
Bdtaan Fall

WARRINGTON - Secretary M
state cord~ii Nun Friday called
for redouhlsd sffnrts 10 svense
the fail u Rattan.
Nun said 81 q press conferences
that The first anniversary n n>-
iaan ought 20 inspire every soldier
IN the United Nations. especially
Americans. 10 redoubIs thsir ~.
forts until every phase cf the ns-
taan hattie has h~en avenged.
This he said. means the COM
pl~ts defeat of Japanese forc~~
Rep. Hamilton Fish, r., N. r..
meanwhile. told the hous~ that the
best way 10 commemorate the an
nlversary 10 10 provide Gen. Doug
las Macarthur with men ana
equipment 10 bomb Japanese cifles
and 10 conduct an sii-ouf offensive
IN The Pacific
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10
FmE FEDERAL CHARGE

A complaint was filed in federal
court Friday by Assistant L. :.
Attorney Harry sager charging
Louis L. Chstkin. alias Louis
Reese. with violation Of the sslec-
tive service act IN Murray. Utah,
in September. 1912. Chatkin Is
now in custody IN Vancouver.
Wash
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10
To represent China
Al Food Conference

CHnNsktNG Dr. sh~n Tsups
Han. head Of ths national ssfi,
cultural research bureau. Win ~.
present China ~ the international
food conferences In the Unltsd
st~tss Dr shen IL chins's fors.
most wheat expert.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10
Japs Free TO Concentrate
Against Offensive by U.s..
Have Forced Stalen1ate
In lndia-Burma Frontier
ToDAYS WAR MOVES
Z
TODAI'S WAR MOVES
Res L $ Pat Officer
ev LOUIS =. kEEMlT
United Press War ANALYST

The japanese reurgent and threatening southwestern
Feoifie appear the
months to the northwestern sweep conquest
the India Burma
BY 50 dong they arc free 10 concentrate
north Of Australia against the threat American offensive
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10

q
peNSOHaestteS
p, M, |. t...a t.-m..,s -
/ Tacoma has h~~a e..a,,.t.s s,on.
an tnsen..v. sc.,... 4. .ss..tcn -.
.h.n.r. =, "A. r,.,,t.. N..~e,.-~ez
nical sn.tltuf. al.ns.,, e..is -
nc-. !. n.er.r.t :, 49,, ~. -.
BE : tas -. ~ w,. u.r,,~ I'll.
bot II Far.hAnlt u,nn.
n .ro.. 10 tne ,,.I.,...e.. -.
partment army ar ,nrr. .,.r,.t.
isea training school t.es.,n A.
has hen anno,sncea nv IN. ~
department Ths ferme. rtves.r
on flying rortrr.~e. IL the son of
Mrs. Edsara \ Cook. sfa 50 aktA
ss. and has been in the service
little more than a year.
Eric Underwood. distinguished
EnsIIahsnan a.hf 4. s..fs.n.if.. =
oualoted with r.a.t =, IN. 49,.
on The In,srn.t,en.t -. IA =.
the sneaker AZ an, rn.mhs, ~
Commerce f.n,.. Nans.. -. :,
Hotel winthrop win NJ. u,n,.,-,
being sswerla Leader. ! knc,, :
tinaerw.od .,l, .tv. "a tn,....,.
thanx Eaer. Il,xa er,vx~ a..sh,
and others Doris D. R.sr,. viii
he chairman.
sat. sl,s. a. r.y,e, .nn ~ A.
and Mrs. William N. wh.r,... r.
coma. vas graduated Recently
from the Army Air Force. fl.x,hl.
gunnery school a. n nyer. Nj.
Re IL now qualified a. an aerial
gunner. and viii heeo,.. . r,sr..
her AZ a bomh.r s,,. crew ~ -
cNersea. IN = few we.h. % n.,,l.
the Naxls or lam. sst po,,sy h..
been in the Armv eien, non,h.
Mrs. rath.rsr. Murh.~.ht. IS.
year-old Enumclsw resident, was
under care at Mary Bridge ho.-
pital Friday. attendants reported,
after swallowing chicken bone
several DAYS ago. Her condition
IL not serious.
Recruits recently admitted 10
the basic training school az the
navy at FarraKut. Ida. include the
following from Taooma. Nsub~rt
Hamilton. son Of Mrs. y. n. HAM
an, u,el., .on =, m,. rn,,..
flicker. s7aa No. TRAITOR. nm.
M.xw.,, cr.h.,, 4. a.. =, A,
ana w,. IN. A a.... ,y.s
No w.. n.,..,s r,..s. u,,
..,., -, :, r,..l . u.,s.,..,
5os a. g.. ALA. nj. x,.-s..
- !, a, "A ~ o. s..-s,.
on.n. $780,, ....,... -
a.. g.. -. x.-s,
.so- - v,.'s ..'..
Ta.t.a.. k...H..a - a.. H-saI
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800 49, = SUI
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a., a.. s,,.u. :, .,.,,..
A n..,.,. - 1900 49, -,
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10
0riing Breviiies

ORTING-The town council had
under Amusement Friday bids on
pipe for continuation Of work on
the new water system. n ~ ex-
pected that contracts will be let
within the next ten days
designations ~ c. G. Peterson
and Harry Albright. due IN pres
ent employment were accepted
Al this weeks meeting and n. n.
Thompson and Roger sigafoos
were appointed 10 nm the unex-
pred terms. Thompson and siga-
foos were elected n the council in
March and would have taken office
IN June. Frank Ross has been
appointed town marshal
Mr. and ar-. C. a. ciumpnsr
entertained family party Sunday
honoring their son, William H..
who - spending leave from naval
duties with his parents.
He recently graduated with the
rank Of ensign. u. s. naval re-
serve air force at Corpus Christi.
Tex.
Among guests were Miss Pstri-
cha coffey Of Kellogg. Idaho. DR..
and Mn. Eugene clumpnsr Of Ia
coma. Mrs Alfred Clumpner Of
Gisnoms. Ed cumpner Of Brem-
erton, and Ben Of orting. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry n. Brown u Bremen
ton. Mr. and Mrs Roland Brown Of
Seattle and Mrs. Anna Brown Of
Orting.
sewing Club 20 Meet
The r. y A. Sewing club will
meet a. the home ~ Mrs. Robert
Cope. Wednesday. April IL. for a
dessert luncheon. with Mrs. Ethel
Hsrdtke a. assistant hostess. The
afternoon Will be spent socially.
Mrs Quentin smith Will enter
tain the o y. s. auxiliary ~ hsf
home Monday evening. April II.
Robert Hsger, director Of recrs-
stional activities for Tacoma pub
lie schools, and active IN UsO
worn. viii conduct the program
for the fun night which N1il be
sponsored BY the local recrsstionsI
committee Of the PIT. A. The
date - SET for next Tuesday and
young people and adults Of the
community are % be the special
guests. No one under the TIN
grade VIII be admitted without
beng accompanied BY parents.
Announce New Arrival
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Brown
are the parents d their second
son, Terry Alan, born al the Puy-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Brown
are the parents u their second
son, Terry Alan. born az the Puy-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10

q. =. Judge Charles a. I~ssy.
who has been confined 10 his boms
with an attack o. selatle rhsuma-
iism. 10 chatting 81 ira hlt ard
anxious 70 get hack 10 work bat
his Doctor has not Jet given The
word. Judge Lsayy Informed his
secretary Friday morning that ne
hoped - hold session Friday
afternoon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10

Mrs. Cafeteria. Nurkowsli. SIS.
yesr-old Enumolsw resident, Vas
under care at Mary Bridge hos
pital Friday, attendants reported.
after swallowing chicken bons
several DAYS ago. Her condition
IN not serious
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War Work Wanted
Plants Equipped Ia
Accept SHb-COnfracE

ABLE Machining MANUFACTURING Company.
Lathe and screw machine work Tyler
--qfEu
CAPITOL ICHl COMPANY
TOOLS pfES-FINTLRES- cages
So20 MACK PLAZA 1922
MACHINES available Cleveland auto
matte screw machine. - capacity
Bond Too. ErIio't 6t2f
OPEN FOR BUSINESS
NICHIGAN FLAME HARDENING co.
lNpFR NFW MANAGEMENT -
1852 WEST FORT CADILLAC 500
PRECISION surface grinding done on
TOOLS fixtures ies. SAUCES. Atlantic
StA-.
SHIPPING boxes and crates, all sizes
av-rfat,+r. prompt ucityerteS
INTERSTATE ASPHALT 4 LUMBER co.
Mound ~ 10 Mile Rd 81. SiSl
TOOL. LATHE work wanted 36"Xlo'
la.N6' Also y % grinding
Mitchell Machine Shap,-aS- East Warren.
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PERSONS NOW ENGAGED ~ OTHER
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Upholstering

BEICREST -- Uphol rest Wins written
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CALL FIDELITY for FREE ESTIMATES
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We 1870 BAZELL 1905 FENKFLL
FINE QUALITY REUPHOLSTER1NG
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FOR tine workmanship, eau Crane EPh0l-
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REUPHOLsTER your old Twins room suite
Dining room chairs. 81 80 up, custom
hunt guaranteed workmanship Kesiyit
UpholsterinG 1928 Linwood Tyler 7-o2So
REUPHOLSTER now pcs inc. tapestry.
Mich. Custom. tlN. $4,000. "
SAVE HALF on UPHOLSTERING
CALL MAJOR .UPHOL co. TO s-s95o
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LET FAMOUS restyle and rebuild your nv
inc room suite Can TO $1,000
YOU SAVE HALE AT THE CRAFT
UPHOLSTERING co CALL Tf. close
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Lumber, Building Materials

RRIckSInE- your home. 5 81 aru1us
Home Imp. Co. Phone MA. 6s35
FOR rent post hole digccr screw type
TWiubrook 2g66 1856 Hawthorne.
INSULATION Headquarters -- All t>pes,
lowest prices m town Fillmore LumuCr
242ni Gratiot Prospect 1893.
LUMBER, building materials st4li avsilaolo
T.. Wrecking. 1885 Dequindre.
SASH Fer -eoePS. re uP Grand River
Lumber. BEDFORD Oiui
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a BEAUTIFUL gxic ANmirs'e- rur. niue
leaf pattern used two months Si7
Mtchel's 1000 Crat0t
A SEW aNl2. Jutc velour Fus oriental
aad leaf patterns. SN ON crystal. Furn.
Bias HHNTiot
\ NEW piece hH1room suite poster bed.
ru1my chest and dresser. walnut finish.
hardwood. S2i Mitchell g. 5000 Crstiot
CONSULT 'he tcviarrsd 20 = ESTATE list
ines ln ne biz SUNDAY T es Want Al
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A NEW gNi2 Jufc Velour rug Oriental
snd leaf patterns. N1f 90 crystal FUN
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a RECLAIMED qxl2 Blue Leaf us on,
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ALL new studio touches. all-sp-.9- cor
sfructton pre-war prices CRYSTAL
FURNITURE. 3125 Gfstiot.
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LADDERS ASBESTOS SIDING. LUMBER
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WHOLESALE
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Music Lessons
Dancing Instructions

SINGING CLASSES fpr cbi7ren. Capitol
Muse and Dance S11F2's lyahhoe 92i5,
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BE POPULAR

Learn % waltz fox tro' rumha. Co1gs
special course 81 aO Tuanon school of
Dancing. 37i7 Woodward
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Carpet Cleaners and Dyers

DOMESTIC RUG Cleaning guaranteed
workmanship insutG eNl2-S3 so. 1000
Joseph Campau. HOparth r2lo
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StoUes and Heaters

BEAUTIFUL gas range. $40 % crate new
really perfect. Cryltal 1928 Gratiot-
GAS RANGES--Crated marrcd all makes,
bargain Superior 1898 Grand River
USED gas ranges combinations. heaters
bought sold. exchanged KALAMAZOO
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you always save at Kent Furniture. l5441
BiveFnots.
2-PlECE living room suite rus end table
lamp, good condition. reasonable. e946
Homur
.. ana 4-ROOM OUTFITS. reasonable
SPITE 1858 Gratiot. at Baldwin.
4 LOVABLE. LIVABLE ROOMS. Slaa
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CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings IA the big sunday Times Want Al
Section,
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STATE SAMPLE FURNITURE co.
l22 MICHIGAN NEAR GRISWOLD
Onen Mon Thurs. Fri. Sat Ewes. 10
NEW inncrspring mattresses studio pouches
y s Bedding Co, 45i0 Maybury Graai.
NV furniture trade your piano. city
Music. 7ii2 Mack. Open ewes.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
PIANO WANTED
Gold, JeWelry Wanted

HIGHEST PRICES, diamonds. jewelry. old
gold Original Detroit Gold Rehners.
SIDNEY RANDALL. 1850 BROADWAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22

BLACK DIRT s. 80 Iu load lots Ruhh.sl
hauled Tyler t-ss29
NOVAK'S- 26229 Mnupd-li Nj Tow prices
JFRUlT TREES. ENERGREENS. SHRUB'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22

REPOSS ESSED 5-piece OAK breakfast set.
. piece overstuhcd living room suite,
. piece walnut veneer and other cabinet
wood bedroom suite tables and lamp.
$50 FOR ALt.-9O DAYS TO PAY
BANK BLDG, 2fs4 CD. RIVER AT Ord
RED Chinese ADMINISTER rug, eXl2, used
very little S27. Mitchells, 5000 Gratiot
RUGS Used cleaned AKIN, Wit. axl2s,
sxlos S5.5O up Wit rlnnerS 63c I'd
up large rug SIZES Ceptral Carpet Clean
ing. 1897 WpodVatd. TO. s-9iii open 10 2.
RUGS-Used.. cleaned: Wiltons 9xl2, $500
up, Wilton runners 75c yard American
Carpet Cleaning, s63S Oakland
RUGS. 9xi5. 9xis. 19xI5s l1.3xi2. others
today 2ei9 18Th St. mr. Temple. Dir
STUDIO couthes VITO springs. $50. Cook
Furniture 27OO Gratiot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
MADAME EMBER

PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful Office treatment while working
Doctor ne Swarte Rectal Clinic
57l5 Second near Palmer. Trinity l7242
PROF lELTON ADVISOR
daily, lO-5, Tuesdays.
Fridays until 2. closed sundays 3i1S
John r. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22

BEDROOM suites-Very beautiful, sacrl-
fee, S39 Buy direct from factory rcpres.
save money ALVIN Furniture. 1851 w.
Vernon open Thurs. Fri. sat I'M Q
Bids. So lee boxes furniture. base
burners. on burners. s57l Joseph cam
pau 1869 West Warren