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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-21

No better morning chill chaser
than bowls of delicious, piping
hot Ralston. And no better way
to start the day.
For Ralston is a hot wheat cere-
al-the kind Of cereal that gives
your family the extra benefit Of
protective wheat germ the gold
en- heart of wheat, rich in the b.
vitamin needed for steady nerves,
good digestion and top condition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-21
. A City of LalU and Order
POLITICAL ADvERTisENENT

FzCed will administration Honest Law Enforcement
solely ctandim
gOve"u atmmt o oil
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-21
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Evening star., 1943-08-25
New Mystery
On Broadway
Thrills a Critic
By J. NJ. KendricE.
NEW YORK

Af6V SIbIN.
All the after midnight reading of
murder mysteries. including the 25-
cent reprints picked up in Grand
Central newsstands, I have done
down through the years, paid off in
dividends this week. r
Without any inside information.
solved Murder Without Crime"
which opened at the Cort. before the
end OF the second act. And then
sat engrossed to the end to be sure
I had guessed correctly. Murder
Without Crime" is that kind of a
play-it keeps you in suspense from
the beginning to the end-and
good part fthe time you are also
laughing.
The mystery is from the type
writer Of j. Lee Thompson and is
directed by Bretaigne Windust, who
also plays one of the main roles, that
OF Stephen, the husband in love
with Grena, the other woman. His
wife Is returning to their home
Unexpectedly, of course. Grena re-
fuses to leave and in the quarrel
and struggle she is stabbed. Stephen
stuffs the body in an ottoman in
his living room.
From then on, his is the struggle
to hide the crime, dispose Of the
body. And, in this. he Is driven and
tortured by Matthew. his shrewd
landlord (played superbly by Henry
DanielD, who stumbles upon the
crime almost Immediately after il
has occurred and thereafter bobs
in and out of the fiat at all hours OF
the day and night.
1t would hardly be fair to the play
Evening star., 1943-08-25

and certainly 1t would endanger
your enjoyment IL the solution were
told here. This much can be said,
however: Matthew is caught in his
own web of cleverness. The climax
is swell. He Is both an amusing
philosopher. with the landlords S
usual curiosity, and a sadisit, to
boot.
Mr.. Daniel. who divides his time
between London, New York and
Hollywood. has one of the richest
roles on Broadway. He takes full
advantage Of his opportunity. To
me it seemed that his performance
was sharpened by the fine playing
of Mr.. Windust.
Frances Tannehill, whose most
recent appearance here was in
John Golden's revival of Counsellor
at Law has the part Of Grena, and
Viola Keats plays the wife. Both
are excellent. but Murder Without
Crime" is Mr.. Daniels and Mr..
Windust's play. They have the
stage virtually all the time.
The play is produced by Del
Bondio. Mr.. Windust and Tom
Weatherly. All the action takes
place in Stephens fiat in Mayfair
and the setting Is by Raymond
SOyey
Evening star., 1943-08-25
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage.
NATIONAL Arsenic and Old Lace" p"
with Boris Karloff: 2:30 and $50
pm.
Screen.
Capitol - Above Suspicion" a
hegira through Nazi Germany: II
am, lao, 4:20, tbs and 9:55 pm.
Stage shows: 12:45, $50, $40 and
9 pm.
Columbia-"Dixie," Bing Crosby
in the land of; II am, 1:l0, 3:20.
$50 TAO and $50 pm.
Earle-"This Is the Army" the
almost-all-Army show: 1915 am,
12:40, $40, 5:35. 8 and 1890 pm.
Stage shows: 1910, 2:4O, sos, 7:30
and 10 pm.
Keith's-"Saludos Amigos" Dom
aid Ducks goodwill mission: 11:15
am, 1:30, 3:45, 6, $40 and 10 AS pm.
Little-'I was Spy" melodra-
matics in England: II am, 12:45,
2:25, 4;l0. $50, 7:45 and $50 pm.
Metropolitan Pride of the
Yankees" tribute to a great athlete:
l1:15 am, l 80, 4:25, and 9:35 pm.
Palace - Heaven Can Wait" a
fantasy for Ameche: 1875 am,
2:05, 4:35, 7:05 and $40 pm.
Pix-"Alibi," with Margaret Lock
wood: Continuous from 2 pm.
Trans-Lux News and shorts:
Continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1943-08-25
One MahOnet
Who Can't Go
To Mountain
HOLLYWOOD,

HOLLYWOOD.
BY the Associated Press
When you're down in the dumps
and troubles pile up, 60 have nice,
long chat with Rosemary de Camp.
She's got 'em bad!
When her husband, Judge John
H. Shidler, was running for Con-
gress, Rosemary quit her film job
to assist his campaign. Then Uncle
Sans Army grabbed him, but Rose
mary continued electioneering. He
finished second.
Her money gone, Rosemary re-
turned to pictures and was getting
along nicely when along came the
stork. Again she quit work.
Then, when she was almost ready
to return to films. the Army took
her agent. More worries!
Finally another agent landed her
a swell movie role. but the day she
was to start back to work her maid
quit to take war plant job. So
Rosemary had to park her child
with her mother.
Two days later her mothers gard
ner quit. and. unable to find another,
Rosemary did the gardening before
reporting to the studio each day.
Meantime, her agent signed her
for picture at another studio, con-
ditioned on her finishing her first
film by certain date. But what
happened?
One of her actors got the measles
and production on the first picture
was delayed just long enough to
cause her to lose the chance to
appear in the second. X
Now that she has returned to
pictures, every role she's had has
been that of an aging mother with
artificial wrinkles and false gray
hair.
Only %, Rosemary has about con-
cluded her glamor days in the movies
are over.
But she still hopes her luck will
change.
Evening star., 1943-08-25
Perverse Situation DISPERSED

Because the role of Marilyn Miller
in the life story of the famous
Broadway dancer will absolutely
necessitate featuring a beauty who
can closely approximate Marilyn's
deXterous footwork. Warner Broth
ers are seriously debating the idea
of drafting an unknown actress for
the role.
Leading candidate is Harriette
Olso. pretty, blond dancing tutor
referred to by Eleanor Powell as
the greatest unfeatured dancer in
Hollywood" Miss Olson, seldom seen
on the screen, teaches frightened
stars how to use their feet when
musical script suddenly pounces on
them for Specialties
She is an Oklahoma City girl
whose measurements, oddly enough,
are identical to those of the late
Broadway favorite
Visitors are barred from the set
of Destination Tokyo" at Warmers.
Not because lot of important mill
tary secrets are unfolding behind
the doors. as the studio would have
you believe. Real reason Is that Cary
Grants star role in the flm must
be finished within a couple of weeks
so he can get over to Columbia for
My Client Curly"
Columbia stands for no monkey
business when it loans out a player
or director. A few days ago it yanked
Director Al Hall off The Heavenly
Body" at MGM, so he could start
story preparations on MY Client
Curly"
"Tampico" will be Ralph Byrd's
last picture for the duration. Byrd,
the original Dick Tracy OF the
movies, has enlisted in the Marine
Corps, having been fired up about
that branch of the service while
working in "Guadalcanal Diary"
He's "a, married and the doting
father of a 6-year-old girl.
Ingrid Bergman has played some
pretty exacting roles during. her brief
but electrifying career in Holly
wood, but she told us "Gaslight,"
her current MGM chore, is taking
more out nf her than anything she
has yet attempted
She plays an Englishwoman grad
ually driven insane by a murderer.
Scotland Yard boys finally rescue
her-and not quite too late to get
her fixed up for a luscious finale
closeup. ...
CReleased by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Inc.)
Evening star., 1943-08-25
BY HAROLD HEFFERNAN.
HOLLYWOOD

Behind movie headlines:
1t took gray-haired father role
to win George Murphy the recogni-
ton he's so long deserved among
Hollywood producers. In This Is the
Army" George plays Ronald Rea-
gan'S father. During the last part
of the picture he even drags a club
foot
Nevertheless. the sparkling Muir
ply personality stands out among
the players in the cast. He was
back slapped all over the place
after the films premiere and two
starring offers descended on him
the following day.
Murphy's is one of those perverse
cases that battle talent critics. He
came out five years ago at the crest
OF his career as stage dancer.
handsome and an accomplished
actor-and yet no player ever re-
celved such showing around. He
hoped from one B" to another,
seldom was allowed to dance and
then got begged down under an
MGM contract at a time when
that studio had lassoed practically
every leading man in town. But
his sweet old guy of This Is the
Army" has opened few producing
eyes.
Evening star., 1943-08-25
Comedians Mind

Red Shelton, turned author, is
penning a social satire about light
house guard who dreams that
Ubangis suddenly assumes great
political Importance and win the
war, Which gives you some idea
OF what comedians do on their days
off
Evening star., 1943-08-25

Rubber may be synthetic, but the
will to victory must be genuine.
Have you bought any War savings
stamps today?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-04

ernments interested enough to grant
permission for the screen treatment,
and who ironed out the many de-
tails connected with passports and
getting machine guns and other
production essentials across tbs line
into British Columbia.
Without the Mellett assistance
there would have been no Com
mandos" on the screen, ana 60
Mr.. Cowan made . special trip from
Hollywood to convey his thanks
For such services the influential
In Hollywood would have charged
fabulous figures. Mr.. Cowa1l Tot
all this advice and help for exactly
nothing, wants the world to know
that he considers the Mellett divi-
sion the most eficient In the FED
eral establishment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-04
Dorothy Lamour
Denies Looking
For a Husband
Admits Bill H0ward
or Baltimore Is
Her Love Interest
By SHEMAH GRAHAM,

SNVs ~ Ss200sAS1A NeWUU&Svr AAlSovSs
HOLLYWOOD DEAN Arthur feels
the muscles Of John Wayne and COOS
with delight and embarrassment.
It's for their picture, free for
AL" and It's the first comedy for
Wayne and he's not quite sure about
1t yet. But the part sounds right for
him. He's . cowboy In Wyoming.
Jean Is . New York bank clerk who
has saved her pennies for coast
to-coast bus tour that ends abruptly
1t rodeo when John hurtles from
his horse into her lap. That
shouldn't be too hard for him. The
picture Is strictly escapist, and to
make sure that there Is no mentipn
Of war or rAtioning woes. the period
Is 1898.
Both Wayne and Miss Arthur were
recently sick With bad colds. Jean
had one before the picture began
and delayed the start for couple
Of weeks. John got his 4 few days
after the movie began and retired
to the hospital with = temperature
Of 104.
This Is my first day back on the
picture" he tells me. And I lost
20 much weight they had to put
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tapes through my shirt collars to
gather them and make them
smaller, because / looked Ike Z
scraesy chicken.
Funny thing" he continues. II
had my FIRST vacation IN years Just
before Free for All, It obviously
Is bad for me to rest upl" 10 went
to Mexico City and he may 30 back
to make Z picture.
Derethy Abeut Romance.
what do you mean BY printing
that I'm looking for . husband?"
demands Dorothy Lamour on the
set Of Riding High" IT'S conversa-
tsee GRAHAM. Page A.l3)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-04

Christine AyreS, AnereW =. Aeuey.
Nadine Gage. Tommy Wonder, the
Rythmaires. Betty Keane, Jerry
Bergen, Jack MacCauley, Imogen
Carpenter, Jaye Martin, Charles
SIENNA, Ben Yost's Vikings, the
Jansleys, Katherine Meskill, Bill and
Cora Baird, Ray Long, Penny Ed
wards, Mary Ganley, Patricia Hall
and Dixie Roberts. To get the FEM
mime allure the Follies is said to be
paying as high rs $500 a week for
curvaceous showgirls and artists
models. John Murray Anderson
supplies the staging.
Having viewed all a of the pro-
auctions unveiled by this impre-
sario Of the purple shirt, your re-
viewer has . broad field for Ziegfeld
comparison. With ziegfeld, II coz
tunes called for sable trimmings.
nothing but sable would do. He
spent production money lAvishly,
but he got the best. Some say
Ziegfeld's esthetic sense was salts
ned when he cleaned the counters
Of silks and satins and shiny
spangles to decorate his bellies, that
he had no showmanship feeling,
just an eye for the bedazzling. That
might be true. but Ziegfeld engaged
the finest artisans and talent, had
an uncanny sense for good taste.
surrounded himself with men who
knew how.
ziegfelds advance agents came
supplied with hundreds Of the most
eye-lilling portraits Of Photographic
loneliness. Dramatic editors not
only helped themselves. but took an
extra supply to decorate their dens
and playrooms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-04

gin ct 10 am. The last complete
show for the day will begin at
$50 pm.
The feature attraction opening at
the Earle on Friday will be Casa
blanca" starring Humphrey Bogart,
Sangrid Bergman and Paul Henreid.
The picture is. reported to be .
suspenseful drama that win have
patrons sitting on the edges OF
their seats. Also in the cast are
Claude Rains, Conrad Veidt. Dooley
wilson,. sydney Greenstreet, Peter
LORE and Madeleine lie Beau.
Mr.. Mellett Gets Credit.
Lester cQwan, producer Of Conn
mandos Strike at Dawn" gives
Lowell Mellett. chief Of the motion
picture division, once Of War In
formation, full credit for the picture
idea. 1t was Mr.. Mellett who sug-
gested the subject, who helped in
having the story written, who as
sisted In getting the foreign gov
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-04

ADJUSTMENTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-04

When he first played the Ma
tional Theater in the era of the first
Roosevelt. the top for tickets was
81, the entire house expense front
and back was $500. Everybody made
a profit on q $4,000 week, 4 sum
which wouldn't meet the 1913 COM
pany payroll.
The Ziegfeld Follies reputation
and tradition is founded upon solid
entertainment value; besides, he was
an extraordinary Judge Of beautiful
women. Such Aim stars as Marion
Davies, Olive Thomas, Marilyn Mil
Ter and Winnie Lightner went from
his productions to screen fame.
A summary of the entertainers,
composers and craftsmen who ex-
pended their genius on these frothy
Ziegfeld musicals demonstrates why
they got their national reputation
for quality product. They include:
VIII Rogers, Fanny Brice. Norah
Bayes, Gene Buck, Grace Van Stud
diford, Bert Williams, Eddie Cantor,
w. c. Fields, Eddie Bowling, Ray
Dooley, George White, Ann Pen
nington, George Gershwin, Victor
Herbert, Irving Caesar, Maurice
Chevalier, Sigmund Romberg, Ru-
dolf Friml, Vivienne Segal, Dennis
King, Leon Enrol, Elsa Ersi. Marilyn
Miller, Jack Donahue, Norma Terris,
Ring Lardner, Jack Pearl, Lupino
Lane. Mary Eaton, Fred and Adele
Astaire, Harriet Hector, Mary Lewis,
Ina Claire, Adelina 0enee, Evelyn
Laye, Brandon lyman, Sammy Lee,
Bobby Connolly, Winnie Lghtner,
Brook Johns, Bickel, Watson &
Wrothe and Julian Mitchell.
Yes, the 1913 edition of the Zieg-
field Follies has q standard to fol-
low, one which combined extrava-
ganza. speed. color and beauty. en-
chanting dance, girly pageantry,
tinkling tunes and topical fun.
These musicals represented the
class Of the musical show world.
Let's hope the new edition respects
this glorious tradition.
4
Hank Shields in Army.
Henry Jadwin Shields, jr., Of
Loew's publicity department re-
ported to the United States Army
this morning.
1.-THE Chetniks," a story about
the fighting Yugo-Slav guerrillas,
will be the Capitols screen attrac-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-04
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing


Stage.
National-"Claudia," with origi-
nal Broadway cast: Tonight at $50.
Capitol - palm Beach Story"
comedy on train, with Rudy
vallee: IL an, las, 4:3O, 7:lO and
9:55 pm. Stage shows: /. 3:45,
$50 and 9:15 pm.
Columbia Forest Rangers
woman trouble in the woods: ii
am. 1880. $40, 4:3o, $40, $40 and
10 pm.
Earle Commands Strike at
Dawn" on the Norwegian coast:
II am, las, 4:35, 7::35: and 1905
pm. Stage shows: los, 1855. Gas
and Gas pm.
Keith's-"Arabian Nights" on the
magic carpet Of technicolor: l1:15
am, los. 2:45. 4:25, SOS, and
$50 pm.
Little-"The Bakers Wife" the
French hit with Rq4mu: l1:10 am,
lis, $40, 5:25. 1880 and $40 pm.
Metropelitan-"Road to Morocco -
another trail for the three zanies:
1850 am. 1880, $3.50. $50, 1880 and
$40 pm.
Palace-'The Black Swan" Ty
Power bares chest as pirate: 1910,
2:35, 5, TBS and $50 pm.
Pix-"American Empire" Richard
Dix building 1t: 2:55, sos, 7:35 and
10 pm.
Trans-Lux-News and shorts:
Continuous from 10 am.
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s snip OF IN e
Messrs. Shubert,
in associa tion
18th Alfre d
Blooming d q ! E
and Lou Wal
tiers, financing
today's nlagnM-
ccnce.
The 1913 edi-
ton lists such
names as Milton
Berle, I ] o n q
Massey. Arthur
Teacher, Dean
Murphy, J q c K
Cole, Sue Ryan,
Christine AyreS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-04
Five Shows ut Earle.

Five complete stage shows will be
presented ut Warmers Earle Thea
ter on Friday. February 5, accord
ing to Fred Thomas, theater man
ager. Doors viii open at 0:45 am.
and the FIRST performance will be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-04
New Ziegfeld Follies Has
Rich Tradition. to Follow
Original Producer Gave
Stage ~ Productions
Alive With Girls, Beauty
BY ANDREW r. KELLEY.

With the midMarch Zgfed
ton OF heatergoers will
sentiy to pretty
settings. - = - $500
Is 10 Zegfed passed after of
opuence, but his
arrangement with Billie
Ziegfeld, OF
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-10
I'll Houses For Sale
FARMS

20 acres of garden soil, fruit
trees with garage home, chick
en- coop, only $4,000 - $500
down. Balance $40 per month.
Old fashioned homestead, in
line condition 6 rooms and
bath, chicken coop. acres good
garden land; some fruit, beauti-
full shade trees-only $500.
4 rms. and bath, like new, ga
rage, 4 acres good land, river
runs through property; deep
enough for cabin cruiser.
HOUSES
4 rms. bath, utility, 2 car ga
rage. lot 70x230, on Harper,
S4,950.
5 rms. bath, garage, lot 50x285
-S4 ,000-Sl, 500 down.
Near Selfridge Field-modern
home, river lot, $3.50, plenty
OF fruit trees, beautiful spot -
easy terms.
Fully equipped humping and
paint shop, lot l00x390 on
South Gratiot Ave. Building
30x60, with living quarters.
Lots 100x360, ! block from
south Gratiot. $685.. SIS down,
balance easy monthly payments
WE SELL STATE LANDS
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30 Shropshire breeding ewes,
yearling ra ms also spring
lambs. 1900 10. work team. 3l55
knight Road, Ray Center.
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livestock--For Sole

20 light shoats for sale; vac
cinSted against hog cholera.
VIM. c. School. Macomb Corn
ers.
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room house. lot l06x215,
good we'll. electric, loads Of fruit
trees, grapes. chicken coops.
Sell with or without chickens
and corn. Priced for quick cash
sale. 27l North Wilson Blvd,
Mt. Clemens.
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Thirty pigs, 10 sows, is
shoats, 2 cows, young bull. 4
boars, 100 pullets. Farm for
rent. Briggs, mile west; \. south
of Disco.
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1.zz Poultry

We buy all kinds of live poul-
try. Best market prices. Davis
& Swartz. 54 South Walnut.
Phone 1881 Mt. Clemens.
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1900 White Rock and White
Giant pullets. triple A stock.
finest breed. Healthy. about 10
or IL weeks old. Should be fine
early layers. Need room, must
sell. Also l good Holstein COW.
| large sow due Oct. Sell at a
bargain. Owner at 1920 South
Grstiot at l4i2 Mile road. Phone
Mt. Clemens 1907.
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Farm Equipment For Sole XII

Mccormick Deering, 1920
tractor and Deering moving ma
chine. Arthur Anderson. 700
Hall Road. Phone BIAS Mt.
Clemens.
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Lots For Sale

Large lot near city with build
ing which can be remodeled into
4 room cottage. Materials fur
nished. Bargain Liberal terms.
Phone 5674 before 8 am.
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5 rms, toilet, city water and
sewer-Sl,0 900.
3 rms, bath near Pottery,
sl,500-S500 down. immediate
possession.
rms. city water, sewer -
$4,000.
4 rms. bath, hot and cold
water-S2.500.
2 houses on one lot, sidewalk.
curb / rented for S20-other va
cant-S3, 000-$500 down - SIS
month.
rms. bath, z car garage -
S3.500-S500 down.
8 rms. modern. near Gratiot-
$4,300-1-3 down.
s rm., ! floor, bath, z car ga
rage, lot 160xl20, $4,000 -
$1,000 down-S40 month.
6 rms. fireplace, large lot -
S6.000-$l,00O down.
10 to 37l, acres, city water
city property at farm prices.
ii Il acres, paved road, some
timber-terms.
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2 acres on Wallace, near Ora
tiot electric and gas; 81 $50 -
terms. 3 acres on Williams near
Gratiot; $4,000 - $500 down;
nice rich soil: close 10 school, 10
acres on Gratiot near Hall -
bargain. must sell. Cottage on
Homeland near Gratiot - Il
acre Of land, sl,750, part down,
terms. Immediate possession.
Owner, 1920 South Gratiot at
14i. Mile road. Phone Mt. Glenn
ems 8207.
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Auctions
Boots ond Accessories

81 #. 6 cabin deck, lavstory
and ice chest, steel and wood
hull. Can be seen at 5995 South
River road. Rickert Boat Livery.
Phone 1892.
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WHdt & Warner
Barron Bldg. above First
National Bank
Phone Mount Clemens s941

Five rooms, bath. stoker heat,
carpeted. workshop and garage.
Price 81, 700. Call after 500 pm.
106 Grove Park. Mt. Clemens.
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Fumi9otine
Insurance

II the new law revoked your
drivers license, tied up all your
cars or trucks-what would you
do? Be prepared. Insure today
with Robt. Axtell. State Farm
Insurance. Auto-Fire-Life. 13l
South Ave. Dial 1854, Mt. Glenn
ems.
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The Cassiieds are Cqmed With Timely gains EueyAd
a Wonted-Reol Estots
F-S Boots and Accessories

Cash or good down payment,
for small home, complete or not,
in or near Mt. Clemens. Write
Monitor-Leader Box 224.
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Mid-monh Selling Of TO|LETR|ES..
CREAMS

Woodbury. Facial Cream, SOC
size - s31c
vad Cream, contains cod liver
oil $3.50 and $1.5e
Grsttas Cid Cream, in tins,
sS>c and Sc
STEMS Cssd Cream. in tins,
see and Sc
Areok Protective Cream s7Se
Softs3Iin Creme s6ec and 81
Pac4uin's Hand Cream, 31.00
Phillips Milk q Magnolia
Cleansing Cream, 800 dse,
.sse
Botany Lanolin Triple-Aetion
Cream and $l.75
Ponds Cold Cream, $3.50 size,
s8Sc
Seventeen" Special Fsrmuls
Cream, $500 size
Hand Saver Cream
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TALCUMS
SOAPS

"47l1" Bath Tablets. Box of 4.
Special -------------------S9c
Lifebuoy Soap----12 for 75c
Medium Swan Soap IL for Ire
Billy B. Vans Pine Tree Soap,
6 for Soc
Botany Lanolin Soap 3 for sec
Kiddie Illustrated Soap. Box
OF 5 soc
Du Pare Perfumed Soap. Apple
Blossom, Pine, Carnation. Box
Of . cakes --------59c
Kann's Toilet Soap. Violet,
Rose, Verbena, Lilac, Jasmin,
Bouquet. Reg IL for 81,
IL for 79c
Cashmere Bouquet Soap.
6 for Sc
Celsate's Big bath Soap,
- fs4 80