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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
Michigan Sugar
Earnings Drop;
; Plants Shut

Michigan Sugar Co, reports for
the fiscal year ended June 30,
1913, a net profit Of S467,147,
equal to SIS cents on the 6 per cent
$40 par preferred stock as against
S690.2fl or SIPS a preferred share
in the previous year.
Dividends in arrears on the pre-
fcrred stock totaled $50 as Of
June 30 last.
Net profit for the year ended
June 30. 1913, is after a reserve
of $4,000 for contingencies and
S3S3.000 federal taxes as against
S25O,O0O contingency reserve and
S459,OO0 federal taxes in the pre-
ceding year.
The company in 1913 will oper-
ate no more than three of its six
plants for processing suger heets,
according 10 Edward Z, BoStock,
chairman Of the board.
$4,000 ACRES
The Company'S growers have
contracted for $4,000 acres in
1913. a substantial reduction from
acreage contracted a year earlier.
The cut. Mr.. BoStock said. was
due to the 1913 government sugar
beet program not being deter
mined until late in March and
also 10 concern of growers in
regard 10 getting adequate labor.
AS n result Of nearly con-
tinous rainfall during the nor
NAL planting season, and none
too favorable weather since"
he explained. 1.-The effective
paintings have been reduced to
approximately half the average
effective paintings for the five
preceding years. As n result, IL
is not planned to operate more
than three of the six plants in
iHc 1870 campaign.
ADVERSE WEATHER
Although adverse weather con-
ditlons which prevailed through
out the 1912 beet harvest, de-
stroyed about 9 per cent of the
total crop handled by Michigan
Sugar, the firm nevertheless proc
csSed GLASS; tons Of beets, high
est in its history.
Since average suger content Of
1921 per cent was lowest in past
five years, however. the l,630.66i
hundred weight from the 1912
harvest did not quite equal 1888
crop of refined suger. which
totalcd 1858 hundred weight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06

GEN. AMERICAS TRANSPORTATION
quarter ended June go
1913 1q42
set profit 81 O6s ST. s621 Sfa
share earnings Sl02 soc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06

Six months ended June 80:
Ne' profit Szss' 7o7 S,o7 5ss
Share earnings SOC 75e
CoLUMBIA BRoADCAsTING co.
Twenty-six weeks ended
Cons net profit s22o4 400 81 COS sio
FLNTKoTE 90.
Sixteen weeks ended
Net rrott S22s -o5 x7sa as
Per common share z5c Sse
Twenty eight weeks ended
July II ls45 July IL 1912
Per common share SAC s5e
FLORENCE STOVE 90.
Elk months ended June 80;
E S., pro-! S5on, si0;'3. s'', o.!
CONTINENTAL OIL co.
Quarter ended June 30
Net profit 81. 522'4se 81. s7s' 2s5
SIX month, ended Jun. 80 io' Ole
Net profit So, 657. e6S IS. q23 400
Per share Sia6 81 2s
oGDEN CORR.
FIX months ended June 30
1paa 1912
Net pron' 1901 z43 xtfc 27e
Per common share &c &c
ONO OF. 90
E'H months ended June 81.
1898 1919
See profit s. s32 s1e tsEa7 1qt
Per common shAhe PIC 7qc
TWIN COACH 90.
EN months ended June 50.
1919 fq41
Fe' rrr'' S2f7 32s SSIsi57
share taf..aEa SIC snc
SINCLAIR or. CORP.
Six months ended June 40
1888 1912
Sc; pl5a' 81 $50 es2 Ss.t.3.4ss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
Detroit Stocks

SAFES Hgh low Has Ch're
Ffu-f TncF = s5 SIS S..
Masco Froducu z II u H..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
Livestock Markets

CATTLE-salAbs. $50 sAable supply
Includes 10 loads southweEi grass steers
native cattle scarce orylo, steers and
helfers quoted steady undertons arm OF
sood and choice kinds; nothing done
cary on common and medium grass
steers scattered bids around CSC lover.
cleanup trade On all except good cows
weak % Csc lower. good cows quoted
steady. bulls unchanged EfockerS scarce
pan ioad good FCl-lh fed yeariing steert
SIS 50, package medium grade slaughter
steers 81 80 several loadS IA but PLAN
quality grass t'trrs held above SIS IS
40 loads common grass steers late
WEDNESDAY 81 IS odd head good beef
cows up - So few common ana me
q an cows - 758itzS. Gamers and
cutters 81 $40 20 shelly ught csnnfrs
? Eois below me inside hEurs medium
grade bulls. So - down. GOOD absent
NES-Salabls 100 About STEADY:
hlLk and top good and cnoics Neaie-s
tit N common and medium mainly
&I1TIs ~
HOGS 500 bidding unsveniv r. 90 7sr
lower or tsrr,Vs ard EUts sea ng $50
lhs upWsrd beet bte b. lsr.e interest.
So - Nr good 'o choice 2nH-21S butchers.
fHEFF .-ealArle 49, Week end 40
wsnd rarrpv f1r lanhs nnd sheer. ra.4-
see good to chqi-e Native ffr.rg .s-ts
hd SIS % NJ fully z5g lower. rarksrr
ils' 5000 FprnEsrF 8l1 80. -urFs Inc
.pcef. fev crnmrc an medium lambs
81 - = ~. nothing done on earrings az
slaughter ewes. UNDERGONE weak
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
EARNINGS

AMERICAN STOVE 90.
Six months ended June 30
1919 1912
Ne' profit X26Q 7o7 S,o7 9es
Share earnings SOC 75c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
rHICA 400

- 500. STEADY ton SO 81. fu.. f14a
s-rss -H-eS s~- SO ssa--f--so--' --.r.---r---
Sif0i 1870. hErfs. fi3-au14 Efrf
hEhts. &i3 - % packing SOUS 81 So
CATTLE 90 steady CAVES F.U.
steady. Beef sfeert. sE.lcs SIr fIf -r
medium. t1fF15, Near8nrf 5000.
Butchers hcfeN S1l 3l6 COWS. ~, 81 rs
If;t bulls flI'a IA 1f cslveA SsuI6.
feeders &l2N 1873. EtcfEert steers SO
q -, cows and he,fet 81 Is So.
EHEEP--s 600 steady. lambs afAT
5 10Y common So 81 n rs so. yssrInEs
and feeders, fi3qtfs ewes, 500 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
COIIMRIA RROAnCAsTING co

why TtlA WtthH fn1ed
July 1913 July Z 1852
Cons. net profit s., 2O4 4sa 81 COS eio
Per share Si2s 81 II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
FLUNTKoTF 90.

FLORENCE STOVE 90,
Six months ended June 30:
1913 1912
Net profit tIOs az k443s1t
Per snare Hi7 81 "a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06

OFFICE or THE COLLECTOR or
CUSTOMS Detroit, Michigan, July 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13

Order War Stamps delivered
tn your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
Beef, Egg Rules
Revised in City

Revised regulations on storage
Of shell eggs and beef quotas for
butchers were issued Saturday by
the Detroit Office of War Food
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
Fire Loss Gut

Ian SING, June = There
were 7.242 fewer fires in Michigan
In 1912 than in 1871. State Police
Commissioner Olander reported
Saturday 10 Coy. Kelly.
Not one serious fire occurred
during the year 10 impede the war
effort and no fire loss in any war
plant exceeded $4,000, the COM
missioner said.
The monetary loss for 1912 px-
rceded rhe PREVIOUS year but this
was blamed 10 two large depart
mcnt store fires causing $3.50 900
damage
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13

Mrs Ahlstrom, secretary 10 Col.
a. M. krech. stands barely ) feet
tall and with little grilling she
broke down and confessed that 10
pass the height requirement she
did ease up on her toes just biz. ~
For Margaret there could be no
other branch Of the service but
the WAC. Her husband John
j. AhiStrom, is an army Pfc. now
stationed in the Canadian North
west Territory.
Hes all In favor of me en-
listing" said Margaret, land I
think it's a wise thing for a girl
In my position to do. I've
worked at the Federal Building
for six months and I've had a
chance to learn a lot about the
WAACs. They're a grand bunch
Of girls"
Colonel krech, although he lost
one secretary TO the army and
shortly expects TO lose another, is
all in favor of the move.
"They can take all the girls
around here" he stated. Well
just have TO get WAACs or lin
-tted -SeEriee- men 40 take their
places"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
Body Of Boy, IS,
Found in River

Tho body Of an unidentified boy
Is or rs years old was d.ScoN-
cred Saturday IN The Detroit
River on the south side Of Pcche
Island, opposite Riverside Ont.
The boy was ; feet Z inches
tall weighed 135 pounds and. was
wearing green socks, blue over
alS and black and red striped
shirt Fifty cents i'm American
money was in pocket.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
ISf birthday

Monday is the first birthday OF
missing Paul Jevahirian, who was
believed abducted June 3 from
his grandparents home at 2726
Chene by a nurse hired a week
previously who gave her name as
Alice White
Inspector George Mcclellan Of
the special investigation squad re-
veaied Saturday the child was
born a year ago in Highland Park
General Hospital, providing police
an excellent set Of fingerprints
and footprints with which TO
check against any child found.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
THREAT RECALLED

Police said they believed Veg
ner had shot his former wife and
her second husband she was mar
ried five timeS-and then set fire
10 the house 10 carry out a threat
10 Kill her and burn the house
down over her head
The shooting occurred ycStcr-
day while Deputy Sheriff Harvey
Lund listened over the phone 10
Mrs. Wagner'S screams for help
Before Lund could ask for the adj
dress. two shots rang out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
Strawberries
More Plentiful

LANSING. June y up
Michigan celery growers viii
raise an estimated 722 900 crates
this year from 1900 acres, y was
announced today by NJ. /. Lowe,
truck crop statIStician Of the L. :
Department of Agriculture
Production of strawberries VIII
be $50 900 crates this year. COM
pared with S64 600 in 1912
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
Win The War Council
To BUY lis I'd Plane
Photo by Times staf Photographer

Plans for sale of sufficient war;
bonds by the Win the War Coun-|
Gil 10 buy fighter plane for the|
navy will be inaugurated at AMI
open meeting at zoos Pingree|
Tuesday night The council rel
Gently raised enough through al
similar drive TO buy a bomber.
Yeoman John Mailer will speak,
at the council meeting, which will
omen at q n. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
SEEK TIMES TROPHY

Marching 10 martial music Of
three bands The trio OF regiments
Will compete for the coveted De-
troit Times trophy given 10 the
unit which has compiled the
greatest number of proficiency
points during the year added 10
those amaSSed IN the field day
competition.
John { Manning managing
editor OF The Detroit Times, will
present the trophy.
The trophy is awarded for:
Points won by inspection Of
officers of the Sixth Service
COMMAND. Chicago, during the
year.
Workmanship honOrS.
Scholastic attachments by in
diVldualS Of the respective units
Attendance based on number Of
cadets who made rife team.
Points won IN field meet, in
company drill platoon drill squad
drlll manual OF arms and tent
pitching
Col. Alexander J Johnson. COM
mander Of the cify'S ROTC. Will
present special guidon 10 be
carried next year By the company
which WINS the Times trophy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
Detroit R0TC
for
Times Trophy
Big Military Review
10 Be Held Monday
at Briggs Stadium

Crack ROTC units Of Detroit
high school will vie Monday after
noon for efficiency trophies IN
the Path annual field day exer-
ciseS at Briggs Stadium.
The program, postponed be-
cause Of ram a week ago, will
open AT 2:30
Significantly, the event in which
$500 students will participate,
will he climax to Flag Week,
adding TO the patriotic fervor Of
the daV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13

The missing husband Of
much-married Mrs. Wegner,
whom police believe may have
carried out a reported threat
10 Kill her and burn the
house down over her head
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
Administration.

------
No shell eggs stored after
March . may remain after June
/. except those 10 be used for
drying under government order,
those owned by government
agency or those 10 provide work
ing inventories for dealers. Butch
erS may slaughter as much in
June as they did during the same
month of 1871. the order stated.
If. however a butcher did not
slaughter during June. 1912, his
quota is 80 per cent of the aver
age for the first nine months Of
1912
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
MORNING PRELIMs

Preliminary drills VIII be held
Monday morning followed by
finals IN the afternoon.
Flags Of all Allied nations Will
be maSSed for the parade and re-
view. and will receive the salute
~ the ROTC command. Consular
siaffs.of Detroit Will be guests Of
honor. as viii members of the
board of education and the com
mon council
Frank J German president Of
the Board OF Education. viii re-
cclvc the salute or the ROTC for
bis organization.
The field day exercises were
T5do possible BY Detroit business
leaders As underwriters. AdmiS-
sion viii be by ticket.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
Hunt Spurred
For Ex-Husbdnd
In Staying Of I
Police Believe His Body
May Have Burned in
Fire Which He Set

MUSHROOM, June y rUPl-
Authorities searched today for
Harry IL Wegner. 50. of Grand
Rapids. wanted for QUESTIONING in
the fatal shooting Of his former
wife, Hazel Pratt Wcgner, 80, and
one Of her former husbands, I'd
win II. Austin, 40, Of Berwyn, H.
State police carried on a state
wide hunt for the missing Veg
ner while local authorities pre-
pared TO search the ruins Of his
former home five miles north Of
here in the belief he had taken
his own life and his body had
been Cremated in the fire which
destroyed the dwelling.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
CALL TRACED

He then heard mems voices
raised IN argument. followed by
two more shots. Twenty-Five min
utes was required 10 have the call
traced.
When officers arrive they
found the Wegner home in flames
and Austin dead on the lawn. He
had been shot twice. In the
smoke-flled living room was the
body of Mrs. Wegner, also shot
twice.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-02

TELL OUR ADVERTISERS YOU
SAW TT IN THIS PAPER
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-02
L. MaxueU
In Council
Race Here

Gaining support fast as his cam.
palsn draws TO a close. the many
friends and supporters OF Lloyd
Maxwell. popular police lieutenant
IN one OF Detroits largest wa.
plants and candidate for the coun-
cil are confident that he will be
one OF these nominated for the nine
men council al the partisan
primary election next Tuesday. DC
:ober 5
Lloyd Maxwell is 30 years OF age
anG Vas formerly an athletic in
Structor and heavyweight boxing
contender, and attended Tennessee
Tech. He is alert progressive. civic
minded and adapts himself readily
20 new ideas which his abundant
common sense tells him are work.
able.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-02
Old Time DetrOiter
Opens Fur Store

The Lester Furs, lifelong resi-
dent of Detroit. announce the open
.ng OF a complete line OF fur coats
selected from the finest peitry
money can buy and styled up-to-the
minute fashion features.
Due 20 the fact that II is JUS:
out OF the high rent district and
70 its direct TO wcarer policy a
considerable saving IS assured Al
the same time is location at 93il
Woodward avenue. just one bloc;
north Of Cla!rmount is coGyen.en,
TO transportation 20 al parts Of the
city.
Convenient lay-a-way plans and
credit terms have been arranged -
suit everyone's needs Pr.ceS range
from O69 up to 0395 Furs include
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-02
Hampton Art On
Exhibit In N.Y.C.

NEW YORK (ANP) - According
10 an announcement Young Negro
Ar - an exhibit OF the work OF stu
dents al Hampton institute, will
open in the young peoples gallery
OF the Museum OF Modern Art on
Wcdne> day. October 6, and continue
n ough NoveIber %
The exhibit VIII consist OF 10
paintings and IS drawings executed
~ The schools art class studios. Of
ac.als and friends OF the southern
school viii be the museums guests
a: preyieW and tea the day pre-
,oding the shows public appear
arce,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-02
usaaIs
Ne. .
~ HIrx
NOW

Castle shsmpos. Mstais prssslns on U.msHth
Trsstmsnt Sifs). onIy One Dollar blus pestsse
~ Msd.le Perfume and Msdais Face Pswssr
Included with your treatment. Write b esle
Medal Hair Products. DEPT n.G: los
Avenue o, Brooklyn. N. Y: (EvEhn:
THING rs GUARANTEED OR MONEY
BACK = WE WANT You TO BIZ
PLEASED.)
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-02
SHIP BUILDER
STILL SOUGHT
BY GA. POLICE.
Was Good Worker For
Sun { mpany
In South
nv RUTH ROIEN

CHESTER. "a. 49, CAMP 49, Ia
Collins 20 ono % Pres icn' 1ohr
& Pen IS thousands - Negro work.
c-s - 3d., ~ - ward ~ nc sun
s. pbr q - and Drvdock com
ra0v. l. 81 n &C. away frorr
Geo.. T. is dolb;fa' = Collin.
r9s'1 $50, 30 finding distance be.
tween % ~ ard nc CHAM gang 'or.
.urc tsd "o' Pcv gore - bat 'or
hn and IS = AMY hc would
now 10 f,c. 20 Tic b-In' - crack
CO. hosp. Nv had not Delaware
County Court JUDGE Henry C
SEc9ey barred his cxtrad ton last
wee
tt" cnp,oyo Rad been hold In
& 500 b7' and Gov Edward Mar
20 p 1 rncd an order ior h
cN'~ei ON Pew took a. interest
70 'Ho case f3rn. ,hcd b., and pro-
vdcd Co.,r, with = ,sWycr.
Warrant Signed
The attorney. after no ex'rad'-
ton ,srraHt vas zned app, cd
for q Nit Of hlbe5s CORPUS under
'hc PC0HsN,tan.7 un form eN,ra1i-
: oH ac' judge sweeney cons dcrcd
nc ~can>tanccs 90 the immcd ate
caSe. bu' not the merits OF Collins
ORIG nal conviction in Georgia
The Pr ,oncr's testimony told %
fTcduont bcatings admin stored n
pr Soncrs and shoWea
scars on MS back as evidence 81 The
truth or his statement He concluded
a story OF having seen prisoners re-
'e'ye as many as 100 laShcs for
petty ofenScs by saying he would /
rathCr be SIX feet underground |
than return there" Prisoners. he |
SAID, were often spread lea gled or
the ground and honey placed on !
,hcir faces 10 attract flies In other F.
Instances Collins continued, men
we're strung up by their wrists so /
that the tips OF Their toes just
he ground
Jerome Holland, chief 81 person
nel al No 4 yard. testified Collins |
was an excellent workman and OF !
great value 20 The company.
IN freeing the defendant, Judge |
Sweeney stated he Was not trying
20 dictate 10 Georgia authorities
bat that he did not believe the ends
or justice would be served by this
Collins served "a months OF a
:wo-ycar sentence for assault and
battery prior 70 his escape and
migration north When hired by
Sun. he was finger printed and
photographed A routine check by
the FBI disclosed his prison record
and escape.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-02

A meeting 81 ministers. press, and
orGau.zat onal heads called b. INC
y A A p. found agreement that
the present Mayor must be defeated
and Frank Fitzgerald elected IN his
stead. Recognizing the effective
work OF George Edwards, and the
quaifcat ons OF Atty Edward Sim
mons, the group called for their
nomination ia the primaries.
Three wcS.-s &c pastors intro
duceG George Edwards TO their con-
eresat.onS Sunday. September 90
Pointing Out that tins was unusual
procedure. yet necessary. because
OF important issues today; Rev.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-02
Fitzgerald, Edwards And
SimmOnsFavOredByNAACP

Charles HI. pastor OF the Hartford
Avenue Baptist church; Rev. j. VI
Pc;uorew. pastor OF st. James
c Me. church, and Rev Robert PITT
man, pastor OF Tabernacle Baptist
gave enthusiastic praise to Mr., Ed
wards for courage d isp.ayed IN the
Common Council for ne past two
years and urged his reelection.
Rev. Pet grew pointed out the
need for truth" IN politics; Rev.
Pittman urged that religion be car
ried into political considerations
Rev. Hill reviewed the records OF
housing and liberal measures and
urged Edwards support.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-02

Ladies, theyused to say::"T That's
TAB0O!" Now read these facts

gastric juices; thus it often helps
build up resistance for the trying
days 10 come. Or taken as directed
3 days before the time, CARDUl
may help relieve pain due only
10 periodic, functional causes.
Try CARDUI. For 81 years
thousands OF women have said
iheY beloved Il helped them.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-02
YOUR HAIR DESERVES
THE BEST
rn M.dsIs lust

Try MsdsIo Just
once ana see
what o difference
proper attsnties
makes IN 200.
Your hair roots
are In your
seals. feuf hair
dspsn Dc upea
your scale cen.
ditlOn. : n G G
TRIAL OF NEW
N EDALo PER.
y U N Z a N D
FACE POW OLA
W 1T n ALL
o n o G n s. u
your hair needs
proper care. Get
GDAlo No. ,
Treatment WITH
dirsetIe ns:
Msdalosro Seals
Formula. MedaIo
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-02

Not long ago, many woman
would prefer 10 suffer IN silence
from periodic. functional pain
rather than talk about this sub
ject.
Nowadays women and girls
openly praise CARDCTs 2-way
help. Taken as tonic. II usually
peps up the appetite and aids d.
gestion by stimulating the flow OF
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-02

Lady Camille Temple 755 entertained Mrs. Elizabeth Kim
bough Temple James
Kelley grand secretary of the Lodge LBPoE of last week.
The dignares invitation Heart Detroit
Lodge Ames Temple Lady Camille Temple
guests with u dinner Mrs. Erma Henderson il
grand daughter Lady Camille Temple She is
of table Others the picture left
James Kelley while TO her right is Mrs Elizabeth Kmbrough
Also Mr. Mrs. Brazil Bryant.
Presidents Mrs John K Graham Mrs Carrie Curtis Mrs.
Dixon. Willis W. Wilcox Mrs. Standing
Alexander Mrs. Beatrice Poole Onsow Parish.
Miss Sally Reynolds Carrie McCain. Charles Reeves
allied ruler of the Twelve Horsemen Lodge No. 2 Mrs
RaineY.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-02

every conceivable fur on the mar.
ket. And 10 aid those working eve
nings the Lester Furs Will be oper
daily until 8 pm. and Sunday.
from noon UNI, pm.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-02

h..d,, big PORES oily skin eruptiont and
urly spots tsxtetnslly caused. don fool
around with greasy. Messy mRke-sa,tts. Let
NATURE help you. Use my private secret
akin formula. See its lmAgine effects start
overnight ! call II EATUREs BALM oil
BAlsAM Try =; for seven nights II u
doesh beat anything you ever tried send
bach and get your money. THIS may seem
toe good 10 be true. but the test Vii tell
M MONEY BACK guarantee protects you.
SIND NO MONEY. unless you wish Whom
postman d.hvert pay only 81. 90 plus
charges. 20 dsu with cash mailed prepaid /:
special double ,izs So See II you don :
bi.ss the day you found NATURES BALM
OF BAIgAN Write todsy-NoW MISS
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-02
How My Bad Skin
CHANGED Overnight

Or.v q woman WHO has
suffered with had SHIN
can kuoN Wnd' Jov
came over me when !
SVOke 70 see NY face
so fresh. clear and
smooth tEHtn II seemed
Ike a mitacle II you
have pimpies, black