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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-08-19
LILLIAN CHAPTER. o. E. s.
HONORED THROUGH MEMBER

Lillian Chapter, Order of the
Eastern Star, has received special
honor through the appointment ef
Jessamine Thomas as grand repre-
sentative of the, Grand Chapter o.
E. S. of Alabama for term of three
years. This appointment was made
by recommendation of the worthy
grand matron of Montana, Bertha
Weiloff of Lewistown, for the pur-
pose of promoting fraternal rela-
tons between the jurisdiction of
Montana and Alabama. Mrs. Thomas
has served her Chapter faithfully
for many years and is we'll deserv-
ing of this high honor and in which
her many friends share her happi-
ness in receiving. She will leave
on Wednesday of this week with
Louise Garrison, associate matron
of Lillian Chapter, and Della Mar
tin, worthy matron of Lillian Chap
ter, for grand chapter which opens
at Billings on Friday morning.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-08-19
VIM. WEST HOME CELEBRATES
FAMILY REUNION

The family reunion of the VIM.
West family was climaxed on Sun
day with an old timers picnic at
Glendale Park. Mrs. P. v. Nor :
rison was the one who took first
honors among the women for length
of time lived here, having been
here az years. Lew Bradburn took
first among the men, it is reported.
Among other old timers present, re-
CARELESS of length of time here.
were: Mr.. and Mrs. z. Moses, Frank
Carey, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. West.
Mrs. Jessie Bigham of Marshall,
Wash. Mrs. A. M. Frost, Frank
West of Seattle, Mrs. Eva Ellis, Mr..
and Mrs Jack Murray, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Graves, Mrs. Pat Barry of
Everett, Wash, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Hampton of Libby, Mr.. and Mrs.
Orville Johnson, Orrin Marion and
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Frost, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Frost, Mrs. Mary Quirk
and daughter, Hazel, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Shea, Sr., Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Benda, Burr Alverson, Lon Mac
key, Will Leonard, Orie Fluharty
and Jay Robbie. A delicious picnic
dinner was spread at noon with ice
cream served later in the day.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-08-19
RUTH FAUCETT, WAVE, NOW IN
BOSTON

Miss Ruth Faucet, who received
her basic training at Hunter Col
lege, New York City, is. now contin-
uing work in secretarial school at
Boston Miss Faucet continues 10
love her work and tells of the in
teresting points of historic interest
she has been privileged to see on
time off each Sunday. The course is
stiff but if they pass their weekly
exams they are allowed each Sun
day afternoon free. Recently she
Worshipped in Trinity Church, the
home parish of Bishop Phillips
Brooks, and speaks of the spirit
ual atmosphere and beauty of the
church. She says they must keep
in full dress uniform whenever out
side the hotel and she does mind
the heat but has gained six pounds.
Drill is on the Commons, a piece of
ground purchased by Governor Win.
throp in 1884.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-08-19
DEHYDRATION
DEMONSTRATION

Miss Catherine Conlon. county
home demonstration agent Of
Flathead county, held fairly we'll
attended meeting on Wednesday af-
ternoon at the CYO hall. Miss Con-
lon spoke on canning, drying and
brining of fruits and vegetables.
She had with her dehydrator
made by herself in which she start
ed the drying of some peaches. Ii
was made of sheet rock with shelves
at the top and heating unit in the
bottom. A reflector was used to
insure equal distribution of heat.
Trays were also staggered III with
alternating ones at the front and
set in four inches. Trays were COW
cred with screening but chicken
wire or old lace curtains may be
used. If metal is used, cheese
cloth should be spread over wire
or painted with mineral oil to pre-
vent chemical reaction. The Their
mometer is at the bottom and
should read lao to $50 degrees. One
of the late magazines also describes
drying in oven or in sun. All veg
etables should be steamed before
drying, depending in length of time
on type of vegetable. One should
follow bulletin using the greatest
length of time suggested in each
case for steaming. Gree bulletins
covering all phases of food preser-
walton were given out and set is
at the library. Peaches, apples and
pears should be soaked in a sugar
salt solution for five minutes using
one gallon of water to six table,
spoons salt and / cup sugar This
may be used again. Fruits should
be dried until leathery and vege-
tables should be bone dry, having
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-08-19
RED CROSS MEETING OF
EXECUTIVE BOARD

The Eureka Chapter executive
board of the Red Gross met or
Thursday evening and through the
FIRST Aid chairman, Mrs. ]. II.
Fleming, arrangements were made
to send the Rev Norman Hause,
Boy Scout leader, to Lake Occur
d'Alene Fall Aquatic School Aug.
% to Sept. g. Here he will receive
instruction in swimming ana water
safety Mrs. Howard Helms was APP
pointed nutrition chairman The
public can look forward to another
public meeting in September when
it is hoped we may entertain a
Canadian Chapter of the Red Cross
and thereby foster friendly rela-
tons and learn of their work
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-08-19
EUREKA NUGGETS

Word has been received of the
birth Of daughter, Diana Lynn,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell McKeen in
Spokane recently. Mr.. McKeen was
coach here for a number of years.
Also daughters to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Eberth of Colville and Mr.. and
Mrs. Mortimer Paulsrude Of Port
Orchard
The Fetterly and Zook families
and L. Benson had very pleasant
picnic supper on Graves creek one
evening last week They saw large
bear and a cub who seemed very in
different to them.
The Rev. and Mrs. ]. T. Hall ac-
companied their sons, David and
Richard, to their homes at Roman
and Stevensville to spend the re
mainder of their vacation.
Continued on Page ~
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-08-19
RECORD DRIVE SUCCESS
CONTINUES

The recent old record drive re-
suited in the accumulation Of Il3
old records to date. The Girl Scouts
gathered in 253 and the Boy Scouts
led with 400. Stryker reported hav-
ing brought in g. Other outlying
territory results are not available
since Scout leaders are not in town.
The American Legion promptly
packed the records and shipped
them. According to Legion papers,
the drive will continue through
August, SO if you have not sent in
your records, get them in as soon as
possible. Awards will be made for
work done on the record drive at
the first meeting of the Legion
Auxiliary in September.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-08-19

been turned several times during
the six to ten hours required, and
stored in any container which IS IN
cent proof in a cool, dry and dark
place. Soak frem two to three hours
before cooking or until. two-thirds
natural weight
Some other useful suggestions
were: in making kraut, keep the
cabbage at room temperature for
"a hours before shredding; to pre-
vent mold on salt solution pre-
served foods, pour layer of MN
eral oil on top, to prevent corn
from turning brown which is caused
by carmelizing of sugar, use more
water IN pressure cooker.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-08-19

- VIZ OuSy ocdoOil q Slltd4i
crowd appeared for the meeting of
the Tobacco Valley Grange held
Aug 10
Sister AlVerson gave report on
the storing Of canned foods and
root vegetables. She also gave a re-
port on vitamins.
Deputy Mackey wished TO have a
resolution drawn up for a 1lag drill.
Sister Alverson read an interest
ing communication from the Hen
ningsons.
Worthy Flora, Patricia Alverson,
turned in her resignation as she is
going away to school. Jean Peltier,
Maye Roose and Hazel Smith were
nominated for Flora. Jean Peltier
was elected. Her installation fol-
lowed Immediately
Brother Fleming is reported in
Jured from an accident with sad
die horse. Sister Rena Shea is hos
pitalized again and is very ILL.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cortland James were
given the obligation and secret
work of the third and fourth de-
grees.
Brother Mackey proposed that
one duty of the graces be the en-
tertaining of visitors.
Worthy Master Helms asked the
overseer to see that all office chairs
were occupied when the meetings
were opened.
Worthy Pomona, Helen Peltier,
opened the literary program with
a comic skit, Mile and Lille in
New York" starring Sister Yoppe
and Sister Alverson.
Group singing of Patrons, We
Are Richly Blessed followed.
Brother Mackey gave a comic
farm report.
Ann Sicily and Roger Helms
sang song.
Brother Yoppe concluded the in
terestlng program with report on
the food situation taken from the
National Grange Monthly.
Sister Dashiell has the Bow Wow
Basket.
Group four will serve next time
with Sister Maye Roose as chair
man. We expect our state lectur-
er, Grace Hall, at our next meet
ing. We would like to see all our
Changers turn out.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-08-19
JUNIOR WORLD SERIES
BASEBALL

The Junior World Series base
ball will be held in Miles City Au-
gust 27, % and %. Four teams will
be taking part representing every
section of the United States. This
is singular honor accorded Mon
tana and is being sponsored by the
American Legion. Tickets to in
clude all games will be on sale at
S5-single games at 81 plus tax.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-08-19
RETURNS TO CAMP

Pvt MADDEN ]. Finch returned TO
Camp Roberts, Calf, Wednesday
evening after having spent a 10
day furlough with home folks. He
and the family also visited with
his sister, Harriet, on Sunday Har-
riet is stationed on Red Mountain
lookout.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-08-19
PARTY HONORING DRS.
LOWELL,

Before leaving for their home in
Texas, Drs. Keith and Laura Lo-
we'll were honored at a picnic sup
per party at the Zook cabin on
Glen Lake. A large number Of
friends availed themselves Of this
opportunity to visit with this pop
ular couple who are former resi-
dents.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-08-19
ENGLISH TEACHER SECURED

An English teacher has been 6
cured at /. c. H. S., leaving a coach
and music teacher still lacking. Eu-
reka schools have been quite tortu
nate IN securing teachers this year
when there is such a scarcity A
coal bin is being added TO the boil
er room since coal will be used in.
stead Of wood this year w. /.
Schuck is in charge Of construction.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-08-19
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Little Miss jeanne Castleberry
was given birthday party at the
home of her grandmother, Mrs.
Pearl Bright, on Sunday afternoon,
on her ninth birthday Ice cream,
cake and pop were served to Jo-
anne, Joyce and Janet Myers, Will
len Ambrose and sister, Carol June
who had brought their little gifts
to add TO the happiness Of f HE ee-
casion.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-08-19
BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES

During the absence of the Rev
and Mrs. ]. t. Hall on their vacation
the morning services each Sunday
will be in charge of the Aid with
Mrs. Burgess Drake acting as lead
er. A missionary service will be
held Sunday evening.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-08-19
PENTECOsTAL CHURCH NOTES

With the marriage of Miss Ell
bertha Stienle, who had charge of
the Assembly of God church here,
Miss Irene Owens will now have
full charge with services continu-
ing according to former schedule
Miss Steinle was married recently
to Richard Easter, an evangelist in
the church, at Oregon City and will
return soon to move her furnish
ings to their new home.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-08-19
WITH OUR BOYS

Corporal Buster Tiffany was
home recently on furIough from a
bombardment squadron in Denver,
Colo.
Corp. Roy Livengood left Friday
after a two weeks furlough at
home.
George Rich is home having re :
ceived his honorable discharge for
work on their farm from Camp
Polk, La.
Pvt. Gerald D. Smith has been
transferred to Norman, Okla.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-08-19
HOSPITAL, NOTES

Dismissals-J. Fl. Fleming, Au-
gust IA.
Admitted-Mrs. Ella Wilson was
admitted Aug. IL and was dismissed
the same day. H. Elliott, tonsileo-
tony, August IL. Jack Peck of Lib
by was a one day patient.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-08-19

Rastus: Tow long did you. get
In the jug for shootin yo' wife,
Moze: Two weeks.
Rastus: Only two weeks for kill
in yo' wife?
Moze: Yeah, then | gets hung.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-08-19
WEEK END GUESTS

DIR. and Mrs. E. T T. Dickinson and
PAMELA were house guests at the
Pomeroy cabin on Glen Lake when
Mrs. Pomeroy entertained in honor
of her sister, Mrs. Pearl M. Sea-
man, who left Wednesday for her
home in Ithaca, N. Y.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-08-19
War Medal
Awarded
Eureka Boy

The following letter from head
quarters of the Fifth Air Force has
been received by the parents Of
S/Sgt. John E. NANNY Morgan:
Dear Mrs. Morgan: Recently your
son, Staff Sergeant John E. Nor
gan, was decorated with the Air
Medal. 1t was an award made in
recognition of the courageous serv-
ice of his combat organization, his
fellow American airmen, his coun-
try, his home and to you. He was
cited for meritorious achievement
while participating in an aerial
flight over the Bismarck Sea.
He was member of the crew of
a BIS type aircraft engaged in CO.
ordinated attack on an enemy con-
voy attempting to land reinforce
ments in New Guinea. Successful
bombing runs were made by this
crew and one direct hit and one
near miss were scored on an enemy
transport. Anti-aircraft positions
were strafed and considerable dam
age was done to enemy personnel
and equipment. These operations
were carried Out IN the lace OF IN
tensive anti-aiTcraft fire.
Almost every hour of every day
your son, and the sons of other
American mothers, are doing just
such things as that here in the
Southwest Pacific. Theirs is very
real and very tangible contribution
to victory and to peace. | would
like to tell you how genuinely proud
| am to have men such as your son
in my command, and how gratified
] am to know that young Americans
with such courage and resource
fulness are fighting our country's
battles against the aggressor ma
tons.
You, Mrs. Morgan, have every
reason to share that pride and graf
IficatIon.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-08-19
Very sincerely,
George c. Kenney.

Lieutenant General Commanding
Twin brothers of S/Sgt. Morgan
received letter from him this
week telling of having received 1866
letters upon his return from parts
where he had no mail, cigarettes or
other comforts of life He hopes to
be home on furlough soon, having
served l3 months in the active war
zone of the South Pacific.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-08-19
GRANGE NEWS

Due 10 the busy season a small
crowd appeared for the meeting of
the Tobacco Valley Grange held
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17
LEGAL NOTICES
DINE AND DANCE
PERSONALS

EAT At SHORE :
1900 W Warren near scnaefer
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LITTLE FARMS FOR SALE

BARKMAN 1880 Rose,iile modern q
large rooms except basement ready for
occupancy 10, llsNl60. good soil for gar
derinE near schools and stores Small
down payment easy terms CARNEY
plugree 1858
BEAUTIFUL SMALL FARMS
Vreeland Road from FORT 81. 20 Allen
Road city water electric telephone.
school On subdivision. say acres. 81 700
terms Also many other beautiful parcels
here from 2 acres up
CHARLES " CROSSNAN
t36i LESLIE DETROIT no siii
FOUR rms Utility. newly decorated lot
50Nl50 fenced Harper-a Nile Sec inn
mediate possession. - $50 Sl.lgO down.
500 month 2n9ll Harper TU 2-S920
HARrER-g Mile Modern , rooms attic.
tie features. Handicapped loi suyl62
stukcr immediate possession only 81 300
81 500 down 209ll Harper. IT, ? $500.
PLYMOUTH RID q, Wayne Rd is &C
city water hne garden soil only $500
per &C 81 POO handles Newman JOY,
cor lukster Ri RE- 0333. CH 1850
sOx275-Sewer. water. gas. walks. school;
S675 near l3-Mile and Woodward. Jud-
son Pradway CO., RA. 900.
COLORED $50 cash gives deed 70 lot.
near Telegraph Road and sihley Write.
telephone number and time AZ home
Address Box 1852. The Detroit Times 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17
BUNGALOWS ron SALE

ARCHDALE--N Sew 8 room, large attic, tile
Kitchen and oath. We $1,000.
PARAMOUNT DRIVE, near Gratiot- Beau-
ufal 3-ycar-old cusio m-buir face brick
na'utal hrcplace fun dining room iuiltNe
features ktoker screens. storm sash side
drive garage large attic Sickness CONF
pels sale owner must leave city Quifk
possession Priced 20 sell, only NiH 900,
substantial down payment.
IRWlN KIGHT a HINES nc.
It0lf GRATIOT PINGREE 1il6
MONTVIILE. 1884 Glendale Fourteenth
District Is rooms BriCkoted stoker
heal. 81 600 s. 900 down. Early pos
session
ROSSISl 1865 Immediate Possession
Only yrs old light. airy rooms lovely
bedrooms fIlI attic for extra room, ga
rage See this one TODAY LANPHARS
CA 63i0 REALTORS -TU 2-3io5
ROXBURY. M Morang-New hr hung.i
low price. terms haskin. ". 5l22
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17

,NFRSEVR MATTRESSES any size
samples. 81 Mitcne'is 5000 Grs,ioi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17
RESORTS FOR SALE

i-sTY 3oxi0 HOUSE TO MOVE
Sa5Oi ? bedrooms dining. living hath
room including plumbing furnace extra
garage lumber 1900 Central KEYS at
1880 sprneweUs Also brick steel ga
rsge lumber etc. Can be moved ans
distance
IoYCE WREcKING co s2aa scHAEFER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17

BARLOW.7-MILE SECTION

BARLON- MILF SECllON
group ~ new 8 bedroom FLA homes
fUe features recreation room space large
lots some ready 90 occupy $500 down
II RNkR 4 WILSON PROSPECT ih96
BRICK. rooms modern n A. heat;
large bot citf transportation immediate
possession. A bargain Al 50 goo. haf down
KEYS ~ 2nsil Harper ~ $500
COHNERs south Of jefferson Modern A.
room SINGLE san basement hot air heat.
0r'f - 500 $3.50 down LenoN 1893
Crosse Pie. Farms. 32l Moross
Orrr bedroom hr hung tile bath and
A',hen MAJ. nfen.sce gas A. G joXi3o
Doc gear garage Haskin " alS2
hickory NEAR SMILE
Almost hew; rooms. bedrooms, gum
IA ODD fu.h. storm ndoWs. screens. lawn.
For QUicx sale. SO 500 81 goo down. Hurry.
iftaf hast : Mile IT, 27733
MELBOURNE laree broom brick colonial
gas heat recreation room, double
-sfaee Onis wears old Exceptionally
rnrf w. pinrrce t263
ms MAY $500 Move night in very nice
rooms only s. 200 down. Ahdoo
Realty i.enoN 1913
ROWE 1880 Desr east Mile . rooms
modern, mrEo ini fenced Priced 10 sell
uuic4t PAYMENTS including taxes and
Insurance only S3b 50 Plnerer 1858
COLORFn Vacant move IN today 1853
Preston Very clean. only SS0o down
p q Cherry 1851 Gratiot Flt2roy 1855
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17
FARM AND LANDS FOR SALE

4 i0-ACRE farm with pretty fair build
ings good land good location Write
Ellis Armstrong owner. Bad Axe, Mich
r r
COLORED - The best Christmas present
ard safest Investment $50 cash. 4oxli6
victory garden near Gratiot and IL Nile
Road Address Box 1887 Detroit Times. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

INNERsPRING MATTRESSES and box
springs RoXys 1920 Wyoming
LIVING RM-. 2-Pc. MoHAIR. USED, $50
ACE FURNITURE. % MICHIGAN Ewes
LIVING ROOM oUTFlT-ss5, 81 week.
Lees. 2S3l Grstiot. ii6 w, MeNlchols.
LOVE SEAT. day bed bed complete BOYS
skates: cheap. University 2-5ltl. 1919
Greenlawn.
NEN .Anersprlng mattresses, studio eouchss
u Bedding Co 45iO Maybury GRAND
NEW furniture. trade yuur piano. CITY
Music 7il2 Mack omen ewes
No1 repossessed. son sailed NOT dam
aged. but a nice. comfortable 2-pc hNins
room suite on sale tor $50. Terms
KENT l3i4l iivtrnos, CROWN. s2uO
Gratot; GROWN 4737 Michigan o.
RUGS eieanee, used skl2. sxiO S7ls5 W
9SiS, eXlS. i2Si5. l2xls, l2X2i.
Thurs Sal mn Center
clrs. 1897 Woodwsrd TO. s-s4.sO
RUGS. Igxi5. ex13.s. i2xl5 ll31i-
others today. 2gf9 18th ST., mr. Temple
Dir
RUGS Used. CLEANED axl2 sxi0.
6Xa, Witt AMI 80 80 ~ Competing.
65c ward M throws 81 up AMERICAN
CARPET cLRS s63s Oakland. MA 1913.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17
rLAIs FoR SALE

coLoREp $50 > Milwaukee brick 2
Sat, : up, down. fun basement. steam
heat 50 0OO 81 600 down owner CA.
1888 IN i-552s
COLOREp 2-FAM Mr. DODGE PLANT
So only 50 goo Al 200 On ine 81 mo.
r HAMlAR 5I3 a Kirby TR 2ls5fi
COLORED Dubois. 1913 2familS =
rooms. oniy $3.50 down +. q. Cherry
2a57 Gratiot Fl'zroS zoos
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17

FRlGIDAIPE Nitk sink cabinet dinsrs
SCI gas stove tshle silvtrvars living
room suite automatic water heater rugt
dishes etc Trinity 2-4T4S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17
MOVING. STORAGE. CARNAGE

Acme Carriage Co. Est. 1906
81 Dor month for 100 clhio feet IN private
locker you keep me ~,
TEMPLE l.eitQ fhff fS4iMN =
AfPRiGifT Lofsl mo'Rg. sfotaES cfat-
= M shipping sra 1hFte. hirpfuof con
sfr.lrtcd warehouse. ei7 Mi'Nalkee. Tkin-
in c&ii
IiVFENoIs MOVING
tnsA to All nom Nohlo Indiana ILLINOIS.
prnnst wanna West virginia Ncv fnfN,
Nrn.sar ~forace 40 trepronf con"rl, 1n
sial INFENOis inGAk1A $500
At. ANTc-Local padded vans; 7oo-co .
90 men 81 houg 1920 M,ichois
TNnnroak 1905
MOVING Trunks furniture Appliance
/ncsi fGtps CARTAGE, 1850 Warren
rs 81 A.shl.
RORFRT PALMER. local. SUBURBAN. cart
axe furniture pianos, refrlgerstofs
72i7 Harper Piazza 1910
WINNER MOVERS - Local. ans time
anywhere dependable. 1889 quincy
Z = ftefsft g-GhIN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17
FLATS FOR SALE
Calvert. nr. LAYTON

as brick bfrms each - heat IA
rms gear garage fine location "
Efufe, q OGgf or To eNsGS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17
STANTON

HI'RT But $3.50 an exec lent put and in-
1esfmenf SIS furnaces double "a
raEe deep iot only S. 100 terms Nj
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17

PLhSOkRLS
LIQUOR habit stopped si home secretly
Arnold. -2iCt Sat Bank B.cE kA 72sf
Barbagiia Rheumatic Clinic
tnis CHALMERS LEMON nNs
ctII kttNZ E umCatf ht lsffs
aa ~ nes L.tef. N,sN F,ag8ef -
Gae "a mach rQwser1 -.t-4
sFT ,OrT OF DEBT Cresf Adjustment
CO. s3s Barllm Tower Ch s3f7
HAIR REMOVED FOREVER SAFE. Fatt
lrrHrersfse Lifetime Eua+artee Once
i--s rcerrnrrt ..c-rrirais a CHCIr
TaHrstrf s-3l1fN
tIrFE LnrfAN F-r + -.
Te nr.-es rf. Wr tff
PILES ASD CHRONIC DISEASES
s-ccessfIl ore trssfTsrf While Wording
Doctor r. Sws-fs Es~ta Cline
s7lt second near Palmer IEnrg l-f241
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17
Open Daily
1875 Westphalia

Cory bungalow. Ready TO move
in. sunny bedrooms and tile
features. Large living room.
Step-saving kitchen. Full base
ment; hot.air furnace. Side
drive. Large lot. Near schools
and transportation. Total price
$3.50.
$3.50 Dour, plus Mortgage Cost
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17
LAUNDRIES
MUSIC LESSONS
isae BROADWAY OPES EVENIA
DANCING INSTRUCTIONS

GUARANTEED COURSES Of private les
sons So Waltz fox trot rimbt tango
and Ilndy OUterhug) Tree studio, il0s
WOODWARD