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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-08
T. By GAYNOR MADDOX
: NEA Staff Writer

WIN an about schedule OF pro-
Auctton In our war plants, millions
Of workers forego their leisurely
lunch hours. Whether your family's
war workers start out early in the
morning or check In for the lobster
shift, It's your prime responsibility
as q good kitchen soldier to see to
It that they get at least one-third
Of the days nutritional require
ments during the eight hours or
more they are at work.
Lack of proper nutrition is the
greatest enemy of efficient war pro-
duction, particularly in crowded
areas where inadequate eating facil-
lttes encourage sandwich grabbing.
For top efficiency, government
nutritionists suggest that every
workers lunch should consist of
milk, whole wheat or enriched bread
meat, cheese, fish or eggs, fruits
and vegetables. They recommend
that the on-the-job meal provide at
least one-third of the days nutri-
Nonal requirements.
You'll find that cheese, at eight
rcd coupon points a pound, is one
Of the outstanding bargains in the
ration book for nutrition and APP
petite appeal. It's also one of the
cheapest protein foods in terms of
money.
Soups, stews, salads and pud-
dings are entirely practical for daily
lunch boxes if you keep on hand a
supply Of paper cups and contain
ers. Use the unwaxed type of cup
and container for hot foods and
drinks and the waxed type for cold
foods and drinks. Besides aiding
Saenu variety, these sanitary con-
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-08
MCKINNEY
ON BRIDGE
BY WILLIAM f. MCKINNEY
Americas Card Authority

Board No IL in the final session
of the Masters individual tourna-
ment was the subject of much dis
cussion. What should be Vests
opening bid? Some very fine play
ers opened the hand at one spade,
At several tables, East responded
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-08

Take girls when out for that tan of the
It's been whole that first bad burn last
probably forgotten painful and ugly
take Hollywood Joan Leslie, who
than hahou the each for the first couple of weeks
oily lotion skim which has become sensitive
winter from scochng and then peeng she continued
Bit
o until stay all
application lotion
at times,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-08

er than were her
husbands the last
week he held the
job.
T h ere co uld
have been several
reasons for that.
Maybe being new
at the job and de-
termined to carry
on for her hus-
band, t h e wife
worked unusually
hard perhaps a
little harder than
she will after she
has held the job
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-08

tanners also have the advantage of
being lightweight and eliminating
breakage difficulties and dishwash-
ing.
Lunch Box Salad
Mix together julienne strips of
green pepper, sliced celery, cucum-
Der Qf desired, very thinly sliced
carrots and white turnips. Serve
with lettuce or escarole. Pack may
onnaise or French dressing in a
small covered Waxed paper con-
tainer.
American Cheddar Sandwich
Be sure to cream butter for sand
wiches so that it will spread easily
and go farther. American Cheddar
sandwiches are delicious when
spread with butter to which finely
chopped parsley has been added.
Sweet pickle relish is good, too, in
these sandwiches.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-08
TOMORROW'S MENU

Cat the Basic 7 Every Day
BREAKFAST: Stewed straw
berries and rhubarb, French
Wholewheat toast, honey or sy-
rup, coffee, milk.
LUNCHEON (Lunch Box
Hot cream of tomato soup in
container, American Cheddar
cheese sandwiches on rye bread,
watercress sandwich, sweet pick
lie relish, orange, slice of cake,
tea or milk in thermos bottle.
DINNER: Casserole of dried
lima beans with tomatoes, green
peppers and onions, fried salt
pork, buttered beets, field green
salad, bread, butter or fortified
margarine, blackberries with
soft cuStard. oatmeal cookies,
tea, milk.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-08
THE WOMEN
Here's Lesson
For War Wife
| Who Takes On
Husbands Job
By RUTH MILLETT

The news item told a little story
about a travelling salesman's wife
who took over the job when he went
into the army. At the end of the
first week the wife's sales were high
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-08

with one no trump, and West then
bid four spades.
At one or two tables they passed
one spade and let West play it
there. Only one or two players
opened the bidding at two spades.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-08

Jerry Giraffe SOFT cocheted toy which will
in light tan color His spots done in brown
around Jerrys neck and you'll have most amusing gift child
To obtain complete crohetng instructions
NO. $500 send 10 cents COIN YOUR NAME
NUMBER
nh Avenue New York City postage each pattern
ordered. - 1880 r
The new SPRING Anne Cabot mailing Con-
an 81 pages OF spring
nome decoration aids helping the
The brand new Album is priced
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-08
Caroline
Give and Take of Marriage Includes the
For-Granted
Says Today
Title Registered. q. 3. Patent once

Here's typical typical which given 70
ss Of of th Generosity husbands
that he has provided his wife in an most D dasn @
eohes and at that isn't to be sneed at YET
financial affairs ougo When he asks her she is dis
@ @ doing E out her what he thinks she
spending
and have no APPRECIATION of their generosity. Sometimes
his generosity and let his lady see how well
been.
Perhaps most agree gentleman wives
will understand the wife with husbands doing
her what he thinks she should have however large the ooe may
BE- buy of Injuries for her and for the home
ahat sticks in the wife's craw.
The give and take of marriage which we
uAes give take all the
way through hard feel
ing who didn't take for granted his
Mat he will have what he wants eat
comments the fact that he's getting it.
Ieasoned to suit his fancy
Ever see man who didn't for granted that preferred
p hours with him include him her social plans and
Build family his tases He
of his wfe entertaining his friends giving going to the
khen gets of his wife and he doesn't
Then why papa
the best of his abiy Why shouldn't she be dissatisfied
Gnd in the ratio?
There plenty
% for @ with NO but selfish nn
viking keep within the bounds of her husbands ability
sas explains his financial status his plans for the future his in
&s miny day.
Nhen a
expects
CAROLINE CHATF1ELD
oae. e hed s s s. cSas. cs
Newspaper " " ~ "
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-08

Rice Croquettes
minced onion X teaspoon
tablespoons nutmeg
butter or l egg
substitute Salt and pepper
Cook the onion one minute in the
butter and stir in the rice and nut
meg. Add the egg slightly beaten
and season to taste. Spread on a
platter to cool. Form into GRO
quotes and dip in finely sifted
crumbs, egg diluted slightly with
water, and then in crumbs again.
Fry in deep hot fat $685. F. until
light brown. Serve with a cream
sauce favored with nutmeg, or
with cheese sauce.
Khamsin Eggs with Olives
hard-cooked !. teaspoon
eggs paprika
cups canned or 1/3 cup yellow
cooked tomatoes corn meal
teaspoon chilli Ia cups boiling
powder water
: tablespoons cold u cup grated
/ finely chopped American 'S
small onion cheese
H3 cup chopped tablespoons
or sliced ripe butter or
olives substitute
l teaspoon salt
Cut eggs into halves lengthwise
and place in baking dish. Combine
tomatoes, chilli powder moistened
in 2 tablespoons cold water, onion,
salt and half the paprika; bring to
a boil and cook or 4 minutes.
Pour over eggs. Cook corn meal
in boiling sailed water, about 5
minutes. Add cheese, ripe olives,
and remainder of paprika, and stir
to blend. Spread over eggs and
tomato sauce and dot with butter.
Bake in a moderate oven $780, F.
about 30 minutes. Serves to 8.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-08

Mix butter and flour. Add sea-
sonings and milk. Cook until thick
and creamy stirring constantly.
Mix in the corn, cheese and yolks;
beat two minutes. Lightly add the
whites; pour into a buttered bak-
ing dish. Bake an hour in a pan
of hot water in a moderately slow
oven. Sprinkle the bacon over the
top the last 20 minutes of baking.
Baked Fish Casserole
cups of cooked / cup of medium
n tabieap aon of @ ege yo dfsc'
minced onion beaten
tablespoon Of Salt and pepper
lemon juice or egg whites,
vinegar beaten
minced parsley bread crumbs
a cup of water Paprika
For fish, use leftover fresh fish,
canned fish, freshened and cooked
salt Goldfish, or cooked finnan
haddie.
Combine the fish, onion, lemon
juice, parsley and water. Add the
white sauce (hot or cold) to the
egg yolks and combine these with
the first mixture. Season with
salt and pepper to taste. Fold in
the beaten egg whites. Pour the
whole into a well-oiled baking dish.
Cover it with -rumbs, garnish with
paprika and bake in a $50 degree
oven for 80 to as minutes, or until
"set." This recipe yields six serv-
ings.
Cornmeal Brown Betty
IL cups of cooked small tart
cornmeal apples
tablespoons of " teaspoon
maple syrup allspice or
tablespoons Of nutmeg
butter or
substitute
Arrange a layer of sliced apples
in CREASED baking dish. Cover
this with a layer of cooked corn
meal. Add bits of butter or sub
stitute and some syrup and allspice
or nutmeg. Continue in this way
until the dish is filled, with layer
of cornmeal on top. Cover the
dish, and bake the pudding slowly
for an hour. Serve it with cream
or fruit sauce. ---.---.---
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-08

A true naillot, with apron front
that Stimulates skirt, Is this eye
catching swim suit Of lipstick red
elasticized rayon taffeta, with
self colored pin dots Of satiny
texture.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-08
GIN RUMMY QUIZ

@. May cards from more than
one suit be used in sequence?
A. No.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-08

Ever who didn't take for granted that his wife preferred
with include
his friends going the
husband who doesn't kick like mule
khen he gets doesn't
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-08


All confidence Chatneld.
his
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-08

granted that will
oort
knowledge of his ability
md no ratio?
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-08

wife is like horseiy: can't fool her She knows that
withholds confidence there's
that he doesn't love her
implicitly
a ffty-ffty partner straight through.
CAROLINE CHATFIELD.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-08

support for granted
Sometimes
he generosity and let his lady how well
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-08
KEN and CAROLYN'S
Ha|s%ee Kitchen Recfre4
Listen MondaYs thru p M No4uo.
Rice Croquettes

Listen Mondays thru Fridays at 25 p Network
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17

Lsh.lls- Harlior section. 2-famly. upper
vacant, 81. $50 dr
CANNON BROS
1850 sHERMAN FITZFOY oifo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17

REFossEssED . rooms OF fufnitursI y
piece finished breakfast set apiece
oversiuffed living room suite; 2-piece wal
nut bedroom suite: lamp table; 9xl2
Congo rug S79 for all. 90 DAYS TO PAY.
BANK BLDG. 24S4 CD RIVER At 3RD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17

DUCHESS. i23aO-VAcANT: Immediate
possession: brick. 5 beautiful rooms,
side drive; gas heat; only s. 900 down.
FItzroy 1925
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17

COLORED-6 rooms v
srOb north % Can't
Townsend 5-0s87
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17

SARGAiN--Ferndsle: s-room house OF
circular, 2-csr garage. side drive 81 500
cash or 81 800 with down payment.
fO32 East Breckenridge.
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MISCELLANEOUS ron SALE

ASH ard fuel oil drums. garbage cans
with covers. 23A2 West Warren. TYLER
S-h30f
FUEL an tanks. 55-gallon newly painted .
Tree delivery. Tyler s-45O2.
cameras. Will sell. buy.
exchange. Acme Camera Co.. SIT Shelby.
TWO beautiful hand crochet bedspreads
and one embroidered dinner cloth with s
napkins. must sell vcry reasonable. Tele-
uhone Dawson 5OAi. can between a. m.
and I p m or after ,. m.
WATCH Heirloom. over 100 years old.
Sedhergh key Winder, reasonable. 1902
East Milwaukee. Emil Ninker. mornings
only.
90 POOT ladder; ~ horse power motor;
spray guns. Call after B. m, Temple
. 26gg
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
UPHoLSTERINC

FACTORY TO You -- GUARANTEED
WORK.. MANhk\ALs, OR 03ip.
FOR Gle WafNmattl-p call Cr8ye ,Uphtl-
storms ss35 MhCk PLAZA ALL
BELCREsT lpnoIsfcrrE rcFtylirE. write
Ten eu7rantee. estimates 5532 fireman.
II 4-2213.
REBUILD. restYIe rec0vtr-1 pfece suite
re1phos,esed. $3.50 Craft TY. 1850.
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UPHoLsrERING
rsraiTIng...- Z Q v

HFUPH0LsTTRfNG. Repairing, Low
prices. Guaranteed Vork TO a-o2of
BEL rREsT upholsferi-g rusybnE writ
ton Euarantce, estimates $3.50 fireman.
TN 4-42i3
REsTNltNG RIA PHOlsTFRfNG. $50
MA 1852 AIRCRAFT p To. 7-5a3o
LET FAMOUS festyte and rebuild your
living room suite. Call TO. $500.
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FURNITURE. HOUSEHOLD GOODS

A BARGAIN! Innersprng mattress.
Samples, SIT. Mitchells, 5000 Gratiot
A BEAUTIFUL ex12 Administer rug blue
leaf pattern; repossessed: sacrifice, SIS
Mtchells 5000 Gratiot
A NEW 7-pc modern bedroom suite in
cludlng an innerspring box spring and
mattress. Also boudoir set. Sacrifice, 500,
terms. OPEN 8 TO 2. SPITZ. 1865
GRAT1oT. corner BALDWIN.
\ NEW 3-pc. bedroom outfit with spring
and mattress, S3s Kay, 1870 Michigan
A SAMPLE--Studio couch coil sprng con-
struction; S34. Mitchelrs. 1000 Gratiot.
A SENSATIONAL vALUEl 1909 all
spring constructed: Living room sofas,
brand new floor samples, sacrifice. SIS.
OPEN 9 TO 9. sPITZ. 1865 oRATlOT,
corner BALDWIN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
FLATS FOR SALE

CANTON, i4T7--b down. uF, so1e c-1
tion. upper vacant fac-Itre a. c1se
estate. Pingree s263
CoNNERs--6-5t fuu basement htf sr
heat. z garsgssy 50 800 SaQH down.
LeroS 1888. VA
EAST KIRBY. sssS-2 flats, 10 rooms
sscrfics. Owner, Fiizroy $500.
IA eALLE-Bsauufui ultra moeern brick
rooms each, 2 baths ssch vacuum oil
stsen heat. sxcept.cral bargain a. 81 500.
CA. 400. II. z-6tTs.
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ACCIDENT!

forces party 10 drop purchase OF Norge
refrigerator, 1912 brand new table top
gas stove, automatic radio phono grs pm
combination, Singer sewing machine, re-
claimed; plus 3 rooms of hieh-grade new
furniture consisting OF beautiful 2-piece
living room suite. custom built. Kid mo-
hair hand carved frame in all spring
construction: exi2 Wilton rug, 1000 all
wool. Also a gorgeous 3-piecs Acer-Burl
bedroom understanding new and differ
including a Grand Rapids made g.
piece exquisite dining room suite. You
save equity of $29el
1855 CRATIOT. CORNER BALDWIN
ALL NEW $50 living room bargains, ape.
nohairs, friezes velours and tapestries
All colors. All coil spring construction.
Se9- S109-S129. Also on display q complete
line OF innerspring mattresses and box
springs, s29-S39. No other purchase neces-
sary. OPEN Q TO Q. SPITZ, 1885
GRATIOT. corner BALDWIN.
BEDS. So; ice boxes. furniture, base
burners oil burners. s571 JOS Campau,
1859 West Warren.
BEDROOM specials, 2-pc, 3-pc.. ape,
SAP up. Central Stores, 4035 Fenkeli.
BRAND new jenny Lind and poster beds:
all sizes. maple or walnut. 3l25 Gratiot,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
FARMS AND LANDS FOR SALE

COIORED $3.50 cash gives deed "a
4uxll6 ~. near ff-Nue and GratiOt
aye Wrfe, Telephone number and tmo
a. home Address BOX 1857, Detroit
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sILLoWAN, INC.
HrHH Hs~ r.HH a. :


GEORGIA close &C. Van DyKe-Beauufui
fq~, trgk h-3 t.r tfrf's ana hatrf
brick basement steam heat. roal home.
onb So 1Go - 600 dn TNrhT'ok l-iu2O.
GEORGIA pSao. near GrstGt. lower va.
cant ar good condition, only 2r q
Topn bargain f1Lspmc one Plaza SAii
HhTHONN c6s0 uctr Hsrper-Nau dyke
Lower win DO vacant Eve rooms down
four up. steam si0teI garage $4,000,
haf cash Acme Real Estate. $500 era
tot Plaza 800.
MuNTLIHt' Holy Name Parish district.
close CLAYTON and Lamhcri--A-3. good
condition orly s. 500 81 500 dn iUsul
brick SIDING. storm windows. See This.
TNinhrook t-T0-0
VINFWOOD W LAFAYETTE Beautiful
room brick oak throughout separate
baths and showers. steam garages. - 800
down
EisFA REALTY 4 INVESTMENT 60.
G2lT PORT " Vi l-l4nn
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LAKE. RIVER PROP. FOR SALE

CLINTON RIVER -50N300 nigh and dry
ideal home site. $685.. terms. ca. 1900
IT,. 2-6f7e
st CLAIR RIVER-5O n LOT $685.. Rea
bargain CA. 5000. IT,. 2-6f7s.
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LAND CONTRACTS

ALI land contracts. hoaEft miss made.
Mci1Fh. itlo Ford Bids Cadillac 14it
Any Desirable land contract purchased.
. MELVIN P TANpHAR A COMPANY
SIN Floor Lafayette Bids Cadillac 63i0.
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HOMER WARREN g. co.

Est, 1SS4-stlh GROWING!
WILL buy a single home. fiat or income
bungalow. Call Mr.. Arntson, HOgarth
a2a2. 1859 Livernois
Al coLoKFD CASH BUYERS WAlTiNGi
CRUTCHER 476l McGraw. TY. 5-5366.
CoLoRED-CAsH BUYERS WAITING
SINGLES, FLATS, APIS. HURRY.
CANNON BROS.
1859 SHERMAN Fl. o140
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BUNGALOWS FOR SALE

Greensboro, Near Courville
THIS WILL LOCATED A-NFAEiof n
PEiCK.T0 PEAK RuNGAtoW F NICE
MOONS LARGE DfNETTE FULL AT
TlC ROT AIR HEAT GARAGE cont.
PlFIE srkEENS NEAR PAFOCHIAL
ANp PUBLIC SCHOOLS. EXCELLENT
ASSpoRT ALTON
CArf Nh WrIIFR- s7I2 or ~ ss7s
BRANCH OFFICE 1897 J.. NAHbEN
RB hf.Afr
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LOANS ON REAL ESTATE

At siar Irs.ra-cs Co. faras for good
udffFaFs i1arf az r.rfrae.f hearrf
= HSrsei Co., Hammond E4g. c.. 1ess
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17

BJ'Hl BLDG RIA 6iet
ARCHpALE-New 5-roum large attic. tile
kitchen and bath W 6-l5o0
FRENCH ROAD. eila near Gratiot-
RricRote. rooms ana bath, only
So g1u PLAZA a444
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
FURNITURE. HOUSEHOLD GOODS

FULL coil innerspring mattress. S29. so.
Cook Furniture, 270o Gratiot
HEATING coal stoves: all sizes; easy
terms RUBiS 1881 Grand River.
1900 =. G;And Blvd 1890 Gratiot
INNERsrRING mattress and box springs.
while they last. Roxy Furniture Co..
1920 Wyoming mr.. Fenkell Open eve
nings. except Tues. and Wed.
iNNERsPRING MATTRESSES. any sire.
Samples. so. Mitchelis. 5000 Gratiot.
LIVING room scttes used and newly
reupholstered, for sale; very reasonable.
1852 fireman.
LIVING ROOM oUTFIT-ssb. 81 a week
Lees. 1891 Gratiot, lle w. McNiehols.
NEW iunerspring mattresses, studio touches
Y. s. Bedding, Co. 454O Maybury Grand.
NEW furniture trade Your piano. City
Music. 74i2 Mack. Open ewes.
NOT repossessed. NOT soiied. NOT dam
aged. but a nice. comfortable 2-pc. living
room suite. on sale for $50. Terms.
KENT l5i4l Livenois; CROWN, $500
Gratiot; CROWN. 4737 Michigan.
PRACTICALLY new living room suite.
pieces, beautiful 9Xi2 rug, tables and
lamp, 6-piece dinette set, porcelain kitchen
table and chairs; leaving city. 1883 Hazel
wood. Apt. 80. Tyler 7+3ss. No dealers.
RoLLAWAY BEDS with mattresses. Lin
tied supply; closing out at q sacrifice.
OPEN TO o. SPITZ, 1888 GRATIOT.
corner BALDWIN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
INCOME PROPERTIES

HOTEL-Gr rms with water lots OF baths
Inc 81 500. Nicely furnished. Cafpeted
foors. Real morey-makert $40 600 du.
HOTElr-125 rms iu Dearborn. Inc
s. 500 low operating expenses. This o.
nice place. SIS roop down.
COLGEEU 20 rus. hrk., near John b
au iu apis with w7ter. Income can be
$500. NeI furnished. steam sioher.
Wonderful buN 50 OuO down.
COIORED. 10 beautifully furnished rms
- Woodward Laid ont 20 apis Inc.
$500 rcstles Q nice rooms. Let us show
you thus s. 900 DOWN.
70 RMS -Avery. Completely furn he'd.
Inc $3.50. Near schools anfSShurchts.
: 800 down.
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We Have the Best Ruys !

We have the Best Buys
H0TEI-Esst side. Water W every room
he. 81 i2h. ioas lease. New'y fur-
rishci AND carrcfrd throughout. Good
WnrHY- maker s. 200 down.
~ BEAUTIFUL RMS Ar Center Inc
$685. besides wear own 8 rooms Frg-
ff8Ires. Slowly decorated throughout.
owner going ta Florida. s. 0o0G down
80 RMS AZ Woodward All sleeping
Inc $50 Tcu. $50 Very iow expenses
Good Investment 50 800 down.
16 RMS Above Blvd All I'M apis Inc
$500 Rent S15. heat furnished. Clean
Wen furnished. This wont last. 81 a0(
down.
23-RN BRK. on Second. into u apis
with water. 8 births iuc. Saf5 Fue-
idares steam stuner Priced 20 sell.
PORN BkK a. Tmmbun Inc SIoo
rent So Why not have your own hgm,
With income 81 2OU down.
II RMS. West Hancock, ah IN arts. WITH
water. Rent S6a inc 5000. Nolr apt
free. 4 Fr,sidaJes washer, etc, steam
sf0ker. 81 600 down.
l2-RM. pKK inin 30 arts Inc. S327
rent $40. owner leaving for military
service $3.50 down.
p RM. BIlk.. an DO apis baths. Inc
$50 rent 500 Real money maker
Owner mas other business. 5000 down
&c RMS West SIDE. Inc. 5000 besides
rooWs and private bath, Wonderful! re-
FaIp N4lu down
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$3.50 DOWN

% bedrooms ready g. Occur v r'riyer-
Road South
g Rooms. McDougall. ready 20 10 occu-
pied reasonable owner 2sf1 Grarct.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WHITE. CuLoRFp MORTGAGE MONEY
HOME As"UclATRS-CA 1rf1
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FURNITURE. HOUSEHOLD COOP
ADVANCE NOTICE!
ALL FURNITURE
PET L A GEnf

RELEASED!
Due "a shortage OF mAnpOwer In armed
forces and war work, We are forced 20
sell out our warehouse stock Of brand
new pre-war furniture at pre-war prices
All sales final on these cash and carry
bargains All spring built, brand new
door samples living room sofas. SIS 500.
Spring constructed studio touches x49-
$50. Innerspring boxsprings. S25S35
3-piece maple finish hardwood bedroom
suites, S49-S59. 3-pieee walnut finish hard
wood bedroom suites. S6s-Ss9. 1905 all
spring filled 2!piece parlor suites-a sensa-
tional value,-se9. All new. ali colors. all
genuine coil sprinEs apiece living room
suites. mohairs, friezes, yelours and tapes
tries. Buy today-don't delsy!-Sge SOB
Si29. Baby buggies, colapsible, new steel
wheels, rubber tires, padded ana thfted
limited supply from SASS Brand new
gas stoves. $50 so. New, Warm Morning
Coal Heaters, $40 90. Many more bar
gains too numerous 10 mention. Come 10
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SPITZ
1865 Gratiot, corner Baldwin
BUNK BEDS WITH SPRINGS, sl4.s5
Ward Furniture Co., 7434 Harper
Not affiliated with any other store.
BUNK BED. sectional bookcase, s.. e5:
rocker As3. HOOK, 1889 Mack
COMPLETE household OF furniture; good
condition. reasonable prices. Apply 370s
Lincoln
DINING ROOM set; buffet server china
closet. six chairs and table. stock ma
hogany; call after 4. Glendale 1905. 5l3i
Martin.
FURNITURE CLEARANCE
Living room suites, all spring filed. must
be sold AZ once 10 make room for Xmas
over 100 different styles IN
stock full spring construction. $40 up.
Dining room. dnette and bedroom furni-
ture included IN this clearance. Trade In
your old furniture.
BENJAMIN'S
Appliance and Furniture Shop
1892 Livernois, / bl. n. Fenkell
open Ewes. tin @ except Tues, Wed. TN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17

200 ACRES -Prhdacilvs fsrm. beauuhil,
wooded 2 houses. harm and chicken
house stock crops tools and machinery,
OWNS On death 90 family. real bargain.
CA 1900. Tu. 2-ef1a