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a recreation room FOR servicemen.
library and canteen. The can
teen is under the able direction
of Mrs NJ J. Kroghan. whose
husband is a local hotel man
from whom she gets a lot of
valuable advice on the practical
side Of feeding people we'll and
still avoiding waste. Mrs. Samuel
H. RoSenstock is her assistant
The food is delicious and the
men love it. Most of them want
to take a look at the kitchen.
where there's an old fashioned
coal range, as we'll as more mod
ern electric and gas equipment.
On the coal range there always
are two huge kettles of soup stock
slmmering. It's kept going night
and day, just the way it was back
in grandmother day, and it's the
best soup you ever tasted.
Enormous AWVS signs point
the way to the canteen from all
the four highways leading to
Frederick.
In order to help support the
canteen, Mrs. Hines also leased
the small house next door which
is the AWVS Thrift Shop. Peo-
pie from all around town and
the surrounding country bring in
contributions of surplus clothing,
house furnishings and knick-
knacks. These are sold and the
money used to run the canteen.
There also is mending corner
in the Thrift Shop, where SOL
diers can have their clothes re-
paired while they watt (by the
volunteer workers. and back of
the house plans already have be-
gun for a victory garden which
the workers hope will supply the
canteen with fresh vegetables all
summer long Then, too. there's
garage with the upper floor
made into a carpentry and repair
shop, so that furniture given to
the Thrift Shop can be repaired
if necessary and sold for higher
figure.
While Mrs. Hines is busy with
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and bridegroom attended the we'd
ding and the reception which fol-
lowed. Among the guests were
several OF the brides classmates at
Vassar, where she attended college
and from which she was graduated
with the class of 1941.
The brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Yang Pao Ling, are still in Tientsin,
China.
After a short wedding trip Mr.
and Mrs. Leung will be at home at
3l30 Wisconsin avenue.
The bridegroom was graduated
from the school of business admin
istation of New York University and
now is in business in Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-28
WAR SONG

There wos q soylnq some
months ago thot THE wor song
hod not yet been written. Thot
wos some months ego. The pic
ture hos changed. We believe
it hos been written-ond its
eoIIed "Thot's the Infontry," a
stirring song for morehins and
singing.
Petite. lovely Mrs. Stuort c.
Godfrey. wife Of Brig. Gen.
Godfrey. U. S. A. is the &C.
eompIished musieion who wrote
the music for it. The words
were written by Maj. Gen. {. F.
Harding who wos recently dec
oroted by Gen. Macarthur for
bravery in action in the New
Guineo compoien. The words,
revised IN cotton, were flown
across the Poetic in time to be
published by Shapiro Bernstein
& Co., Inc.
This is Mrs. 0odfrey's second
success. Her first, published
lost fall. wos composed during
the lost wor. It's The En-
eineer's Fight Song" and her
husbond wrote the words
for Brig. Gen. Godfrey heods
the Aviotion Engineers. Recent
" his men, as q surprise ond
tribute TO him, had the song
reprinted most ottroctively in
minioture form-ond now it's
being ployed and sung every
where.
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Mrs. w. E. Borah
Again at Canteen

Mrs. William E. Borah now has
resumed her work at the Stage
Door Canteen after an absence of
some time. She spent Christmas in
the West and was unable to take
up her various war duties here i'm
mediately upon her return, but she
now is at work again in the MAX
ing of surgical dressings as well as
helping at the canteen. She also is
a Gray Lady.
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Visits Parents

Mr.. Harvey Hanrahan, machin-
lists mate, first class, spent a few
days with his parents, County MAN.
ager and Mrs. Frank Hanrahan, at
their home in Arlington, after COM
pleting his submarine training in
New London, Conn. He left Mon
day for duty.
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quantities about the mansion and
on the small tables in the dining
room were great clusters of similar
blossoms. Mrs. Mclean had at her
table the club presidents and several
of the older members of both clubs.
Following the dinner a motion pic
ture was shown and guests fingered
long after this.
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S T E L o S
c 0 NJ P ANY
comes to the
rescue. 1t Of
fers two Won
derful services
i n " eaving
a n d reWeav-
ing done by
skillful work
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-28

every suit. Plenty
Of crisp whites.
Colors, too. See
the lovely crepe
one with long full
sleeves, a deep
neckline. lavishly
trimmed with ex-
quisite lace .
at 81 and $685..
A leo chaorc f~i11oL
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Engagement

Mr. and Mrs. Meyer H. Landay
of Baltimore announce the engage
lnent of their daughter, Miss Louise
Landay, to Mr.. Samuel J. Sherman,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham D.
Sherman of Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-28

They're open
TIL 9 every
e V e n / n z
which is a
blessing for
those W h o
can't S h op
during t h e
d a Y. N e W
spring coats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-28

Z q q VI 10 DC IFNV
just the rig h t
shoes for spring
since coupon No.
II entities you to
one pair. Helene
suggests the Alice
in w on d erland'
shoe, the very
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your polse and train
you in makeup skill.
Many of her graduates
are now outstanding
professional name
quins all over the
country-modeling for
fashion VS. and
photographers. Enroll
noW-and learn to be
a model in time for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-28

licious sea food
dishes that are
right at home on
land or sea. Your
favorites-lobster,
c ! a m S, shrimps.
oysters. etcetera
prepared us t
the way you like
them-and pre-
parn6 to order
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-28

and suits from 1926. Dresses
from slo.95. Hats from IS, Also
Jewelry, gloves. blouses and sweaters
and skirts. 1927 CONN. AVE. Hall
block below Dupont Circle.
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ers. The damaged spot is repaired
expertly and invlsibly Work on
silks. woolens and fine linens. 6l3
18th ST.
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Ut n %VE. I6WESI III CHIC
,dtaconz1,,1l1a' footwear SIM
pie dressy shoe,
with broad baby-toe and
closed heel-and it's beauty in
patent. You'll find it at ROSS
SATURN >. in their collection Of
SAKS FIFTH AVENUE "discon-
tinued" footwear, and other famous
name brands. Formerly to s1875-
they are now reduced to from
$685. to 1895. Sizes from 3 to 10.
Widths from AAAA to c. Half
block below Dupont Circle-at
1928 CONN. AVE. Open from
AM to 8 PM
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" \-MARKs THE SPOT"
-. of many a moth
hole, clgaret burn or snag-in a
favorite suit, coat or dress. But
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-28

or lace-trimmed batistes, oottons
and tailored shirts-priced from
s3.25 tos895. Located F ST, at 18th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-28

Before her recent marriage
Mrs. Miller 1UdS Miss Ruth
Vera Tinbergen. She is the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Tinbergen OF Ne7O
Jersey and Washington. Mr..
Miller is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. E. Miller OF this city.
Harris -E1Uing Photo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-28

!" 90 AHEAD AND RELAX"
You can at ANNE
KELLY'S-and lose weight all
over Tor in spots at the same time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-28

SHOP - are good
looking, servlceable,
seersucker suits
at only $7.95. II
you're wise you'll buy
several now for our
changeable w as h
ington spring wealth
er and for the sum-
mer days to come.
A. o110rf,,1 or@ crter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-28

L" bright FRESH BLoUsEs
FOR BUSY BODIES"
an enormous collection awaits YOU
at l., FRANK CO. Blouses to suit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-28

{" THIS YEAR YOU'LL
SHOP AT NIGHT.
and like it, too--if you make THE
SHELBURNE SHOP your head
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BE A MODEL or lead
model life THELMA
DOYLE will help you do both.
She'll correct your posture, perfect
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+ ET'S DO OUR COTTON

PICKING now New
arrivals in the Young Women's
Rendezvous of the YOUNG MEN S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-28

HAT S HO P,
that popular
u i t t ! e" hat
shop that has
been catering
to our most
c h &c women
for 8 years.
Y o u ! find
hats in felts,
s t "a " a n q
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be served the
m o S t d E.
licious ham,
b u I & e r s
you've e V e r
tasted. Big.
Ineaty drilled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-28

as peppermint candy sticks-almost
good enough to eat. Sizes II to
10 in red. brown, blue and green.
1919 F ST.
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It's the smart place to go after the
movie. party or show-for ODON-
NELL'S SEA GRILL is never closed
its long since they've thrown the
key away. You'll find many at
tractive dining rooms located at
their two famous addresses: 1921
and 1907 E ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-28
Mrs. Beardsley
Is Visiting in
Takona Park
Rev. Mr.. Murray
Returns to Cuba:
Other News Notes

Mrs. J. I. Beardsley OF Iona Linda.
Calf, is spending few days with
her son-in-law and daughter. DR..
and Mrs. Willard P. Mcneil, in Ia
koma Park.
She also visited her son and his
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Eldred j. Boards
ley, at their home in Kentucky,
where Mr.. Beardsley is teacher in
the Peewee Valley Academy. She
will return to California next week
The Rev. Walter E. Murray Of
Havana, Cuba, has returned to Cuba
after visiting his daughter, Miss Vir-
ginia Murray. Mrs Murray is visit
ing in Nashville, Tenn, en- route
from their home, but she will arrive
| in Washington within a few days.
She will visit her many old friends
here and will go on to Michigan,
where she will spend some time with
her sister, Mrs. Ennis Moore, In Ber-
rien Springs.
; Mrs. Walter S. Mead is arriving
this week from her home in Roa-
noke and will visit her daughters
| anu tllcu lhHlllleS. MI. anu MIS-.
Gordon Premier and Mr.. and Mrs.
Allan Hooker.
Mrs. E. c. Wood has returned after
| spending a few days with 1t, Col
| l.. D. Ekvall and Mrs. Ekvall at their
home in cambridge, Nd He is at
the Naval Training Station in Balm
bridge.
Mrs. William Tasker is in Chicago
| for few weeks, the guest of her
| friend, Mrs Verne Johnson.
her AWVS work, her daughter
Marilynn is almost as busy with
her flying. She keeps her plane
at the airport in nearby Hagers-
| town and already has gotten her
commercial pilots license Katrina
still is at boarding school and the
son, Garfield, is in the Army
They're an energetic family, the
ILLNESSES, and very attractive
and interesting one.
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amburgers-yes. they're soc each,
but worth every penny. You enjoy
them while seated in an honest-to-
gosh high chair-served by swift
bar messe gers. THE TOP
FOUNDER was opened last sum-
mer by three smart girls-Ray
Ricard, Marjorie Booth and Jane
Armstrong. Other specialties are
tossed green salad and a rich
chocolate cake. They're open from
II am. to z am.-so you can drop
In for snack any time during the
day or evening or night. Located
west of Connecticut Avenue-at
l73S L STREET NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-28

SHoW luNCN-
con h e d
weekly in the
PAIL MALL
ROOM of the
Hotel Raleigh.
You will see at
close r a n & e
t h e oy ! y
clothes you'll
have to wear
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Sc 7 OVELY LADY, WATCH
IL YOUR STEP" It's
very important these days-es-
pecially since you have to be extra
tn collect
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P E N RODS
from 9 am.
to l pm. any
morning lex
cept Satur-
day.. Dur
ing tn o S e
n o u RS, SIS
p e r manents
a re $l2.50;
$40 perma-
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I" You DON'T HAVE TO
OWN A YACHT to
dine nauticallv." ODONNELL'S
SEA GRILL specializes in the de-
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spot = reduc-
i n z exercises
with 7 reduc-
ing machines
and S t e a m
bath, 20 times,
$l8. Swedish
massage, ring
r | | er S and
electric blan-
ket, 10 times,
hour maSSapee
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fabric-some simple-others gay
with flowers. feathers and yelling.
All hats $3.50 and $3.50. Located
in the lobby of Shoreham Hotel.
Open every evening til 8 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-28

the Easter fashion shows. Indi-
vidual instruction. 1911 CONN.
AVE. Phone DU. O4o4.
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" FRIGHT -. BEAUTIFUL
BUDGET PRICED"
You'll find hundreds of new spring
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IS K EEP AHEAD IN
BEAUTY''-Cood sery-

ice and wonderful savings are yours
if you go to
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Return From Trip
1t. Col c. D. Barker, U. S. A., and
Mrs Barker returned yesterday from
a weeks trip to New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-28

" TOAST OF THE TOWN"
is THE TOP
FOUNDER. At this delightful,
conveniently located hamburger
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nents are $3.50. Brock steamer
scalp treatments, special at $3.50.
Miss Penrod has a wonderful staff.
S08 18th ST. ME. 1928.
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this spring-all modelled by beauti-
full mannequins. Smooth music.
Delicious food. Starts at l pm.
Luncheon from 81. For reservA-
tons: Call Mr.. Arthur-NA. $50.
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L" WHEN MARCH CONES
can spring be far be-
hindu So you'd better hurry and
attend next Saturdays FASHION
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FAST JEFFERsoS-22 rooms. = apart
meh's. .scome SIS week rent SIS
m-nfh ~ 20A cash li220. East Jefferson.
WILL lease .or sell bowling alloy and
large frdm over ALLEY. formerly Ash
rrhmbuA Ciah.-at @te-f lrumnuil and Ash
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BUNGALOWS FOR SALE

AltCHDNfF- rcw . room Iarac. attic
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rtc ghv safal,A llt tHNi2f shown
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ACREAGE FOR SALE
LAND CONTRACTS

WHITE NCOLOREp MORTGAGE MONEY
HOME ASSOCIATES-C 53f7
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McHueh itfo Ford H'dg Cadillac r5i9.
ANY ,,dcs3ganle la0d- contract. putUuag,1.
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TO SOL or purchase ahy, type property
sec CRUTCHER REAL ESTATE
1854 AfrGRAW at WARREN TYLER 1896
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Interstate. Mound az ~ Miie 81 -tsF
LUMBER. oide materials SIN available.
u. Housewreckins !eq8S DsqunIre.
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Minute Man Transfer COMPANY
CARRIAGE. BAGGAGE ana MACHINERY
LOCAL.
ca 372c sl25 ST. ANTOINE
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VACANT LOTS FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE WANTED

BUY state owned properties. See yogr
real estate booker. x
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A Defense Homes Project
400 DOWN; MOVE RIGHT IN
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EAST DETROIT

MODERN 2-bcdroom homes tile features
large afDc large lot &C. caUare low
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IEW1N EIGHT 3 HINES, INC
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GkAIlDI-S MILF SEC,
New. 3-hedroom homes with dinette. all
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session Sf.0oo $500 down. FILA terms
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-13


 Mitchell Grace, from his win dow, watched her approach. Pain was upon him.
 Within the languid course of the afternoon, Vaughan Dunbar tele- phoned, and spoke with Mitchell Grace, and said that he would be pleased to dine at Stone House. When this word was dutifully de- livered to Cynthia, she put in call for Fred West:
 we've got to call signals again" eff this is another runaround, my dear, I'm of to join the Ca nadian Air Force"
 You'll have to blame the Colonel. He has invited Vaughan Dunbar for dinner, and according to the rules I've got to be here for dinner too"
 "All this just after I've called the club and reserved the best table in the joint"
 Why don't you come here for dinner yourseli?"
 That's better. Not much, but a little"
 And how's for this - bring Anne along, if she hasn't got a date"
 Anne never has date. Mo- body's cousin ever has a date. But why drag her in on it?"
 Because there's got to be an- other gal, that's why"
 T get it. Somebody for me to talk to while you disappear some where with the great Dunbar. We'll, I've already heard every thing Cousin Anne has to say Too often."
 Cant you trust ne?"
 "No."
 "Then I'll expect the pair of you about half-past T."
 "Okay."
 Buy her posy."
 "I'll see you
 Thereafter, with the warmth of her well-designed car still upon the telephone receiver. Cynthia dialed the number of Henry Pren- , tiss. She knew perfectly well that sch was being rather silly and childish, but that knowledge did not deter her in the least. Henry Prentiss was altogether too cock sure, and so she said to him when he answered:
 Tt may be. friend, that will not make it to the dance after all. Just called so you wouldn't brood"
 "Why aren't you going?"
 "You needn't be so gruff about it. It's a damn fine thing for me to call you at all."
 Much obliged. But I would still like to know what you're up to-"
 "The Colonel is having Vaughan Dunbar to dinner. If he wants to go to the club after, I'll take him. Or he may go home early, and I'll come on with Fred. Or he may want to stay and talk"
 "On the contrary, MT. Know, l prefer to show him of at the club, if he'll go. A new face is a kin dof treat around these parts. ,
 Flows for putting up a place at the table for me too, and ler- ting me show the gup up?"
 No good. I've got only one other gal, and it wouldn't work.
 "Well wishing you very
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-13
. SERIAL STORY
 I AM MURDERER
BY MORRIS MARKEY

THE STORY: This is the story of the perfect crime-the mur- der Oe Colonel Wesley Hope Mer- riwether in the library of his Long Island estate - and of the events leading up to it. The COlOnePs daughter Cynthia has half- hearted suitOr in polo playing Fred West; a bashful suitOr in Mitchell Grace, the COlOnePs Sec- retaEy a close friend in Henry Prentiss, another polo player. But Cynthia seems most attracted to foreign correspondent, Vaughan Dunbar, who appeared unherald- cd one night with a message from Cynthia's old friend, Bill Stewart.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-13

Buy War Bonds & Stamps
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-13
pleasant time." Write soon.' ''Love and kisses" "Very truly yours.'
 (TO Be COntinued)

Seeds of the Russian dandelion, which yields. rubber in the same year it is planted, have been sent to Argentina, Chile and New zea- land for experiments.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-13
COPYRIGHT. IeA2, NEA SERVICE, ING.

but she was trotting away up the lawn and it is doubtful whether sch bothered to her him.
 Mitchell Grace, from his win dow, watched her approach. Pain was upon him.
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MACHINERY AND SUPPLIEs

AIR comnressors. ncw and used al sizesl
also Spencer blowers r. 3. Richard
son 800 JOY Road Tyler 5-3e7o.
COLLETs. COLLETs rOLLETs, 20 600
For most automatic and hand screw ma
chimes Williams Machinery 1881 W. Fort
Lafayette $50.
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FURNITURE. HOUSEHOLD GOODS

RUGS, USED. CLEANED
SO as up, Nsir runners. ihrous s5c VI up.
POO yds hxis wine. iiNi5. eNla rust
llNis. eNl6 toupe. Same location 80 years
American Carpet Cleaning Co, sh23 Oak
lans, MA 1873 sunday i2.3
RUGS, USED-BARGAINS
Clean sxi2. sxiD. sxs s. % up. runners
zoe up axis. ex2l l2Yla. i2Kls. l2S2t.
CENTER CARPET CLRs 1927 WOOD
ward az Webb TO seat. sunday ia.
RUGS sxi5. sxis. f2xl5. II. 3xi2. others
today 2g4s i2,h 81 nr Temple DIR.
RUG -sxl2. reasonsbys Phone Townsend
SIMMONS stadlo osd. box springs Inner
spring mattress. IKE new. Townsend
e-s2ss
STUDIO coUCHEs An spring construc-
ton. Limited supply. other Couches only
TO sPfrZ, 1855 GRATlor, corner
BALDWIN
TRADE your piano and furniture on SEW
FURNITURE Ward Furniture Co., 1888
Harper Mr. stevens PLAZA 1850. (Not
connected with any other store
TRADE your piano and old furniture on
new furniture Crown Furniture Co
5000 Gratiot. Mr.. Davis PLAZA 22ss.
TWo-PIECE custom nuilt tapestry living
room suite innersprng l207 West
wood. mr. Plymouth Road
WARD FURNITURE co.
2piece living room floor sample suites
received from factory now doing defense
work all tufted pillow construction, heavy
tapestry material $50 terms
Ward Furniture Co., 7434 Harper
Not affiliated with any other store.
USED RUGS, gxI2 SIfe6
Ward Furniture Co., 7434 Harper
Not affiliated with any other store.
$500 WEEK BUYS THIS BRAND
NEW HOME OUTFIT-CONPLETE
Includes living room suite with springs
extra chair. 9xi2 administer rug. . lamps
3 tables. mirror picture. bedroom suit,
OF ped. chest. dresser or vanity Of wal
veneer on hard cabinet wood box sprinI
and mattress, pillows. dinstts set o-pc. II
SOLID oak, set OF dishes
STATE SAMPLE FURNITURE co.
l22 MICHIGAN. NEAR GRISWOLD
Open Mon. Fri. sat Ewes. 70 =
2-PIEcE solid maple nving room suites
$40 terms
Ward Furniture Co., 7434 Harper
Not AFFILIATED with any other store
s-PIECF dinette wheat finish almos
new cheap. olive $3.50.
3-PiEcE bedroom suites. crate marrsd
$40 terms
Ward Furniture Co., 7434 Harper
Not annst'd with any other store