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The Nome nugget., 1943-11-05
ARMIES ARE
 ADVANCING IN ITALIAN AREA
ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN ALGIERS. Nov. 5.-(P)-Mov- ing hard swift punches deeper in central Italy, over the collapsed Massico and Trigno river defense line, the. Allied Fifth and Eighth armies advanced in all sectors.
 Allied headquarters said the fall, of Vepafro, one of the two inland highway centers, held the line together, it is believed i'm 'mineft:... '. !, Y, .A.a:.,',.-; -.
 A British, Broadcasting .Ccsa- ' my correspondent in Algiers
The Nome nugget., 1943-11-05
CLASSIFIED ADS

TOUND-Three sets of keys.
 Owners may have same by Identification and payment of ttis ad. H
The Nome nugget., 1943-11-05
St. Joseph's Roman Catholic
 ;" Church

Edmund A. Anab1e, s. J.
 Pastor
 
 Sunday Masses, 8 and 10 a. m. Week day Mass zoo a. m. Religious instruction for the children: Monday afternoon, pri- mer class; Tuesday afternoon, advanced class.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Sarkisian
To Address
Palette Club

THE PALETTE AND BRUSH
CLUB will hold its May lunch
con at 1870 p. m. tomorrow at
the Hostess Club in Oakman
boulevard.
This Will he the last meeting
before the annual June exhibit
ton. Mrs II. F. Nichols will
discuss plans for the show.
Sarkis SarkiSian will be guest
speaker at the luncheon, show
ing pictures Of his own as well
as criticizing other pictures.
Mrs. Carl Anderson and Mrs.
M. c. Sweeney are in charge Of
reservations. SILK hose and books
will be collected from members.
MISS JOAN THOMAS,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Thomas of Buena Vista
and Sgt. Thomas Russell, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Russell
of Margaret avenue, were mar
ried recently by Chaplain John
d. Barbee at the post chapel
at BarkSdale Field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27

AT A PRETTY wedding last
evening at s o'clock in st. James
Church, Birmingham. the Rev.
Warner l.. Forsyth read the
marriage service for Diggins
Farrar, daughter of Maj. and
Mrs. Fred d. Farrar and Cadet
j. Bradford John, son of Mrs.
Lenore John of Ann Arbor, and
DR.. Hubert r. John of Detroit.
The church was decorated
with white lilacS and white
peOnieS.
The bride wore a gown of deli
cate white lace and organdy
with a long torso bodice and a
V-shaped insertion of the lace
edged by Qrgandy ruffles and
having a round neckline. Deep
ruffled cuffs turned back from
the long sleeves and the floor
length skirt was in many cores
and edged with an organdy
ruffle
A small pointed cap of eyelet
embroidery held a white tulle
veil which descended to the
floor. Her bouquet was a cas-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Patriotic
Group Hears
Reports

MRS. CHARLES HORTON
METCALF. state president of
the Michigan chapter, Daugh-
terS of Founders of Patriots of
America. was TO preside at the
annual meeting of the society at
II a. m. today at the Colony
Town Club.
Luncheon was to be served at
1890 D. m, after which reports
of the general court, held in
New York last month, were to
be given by Mrs. Henry b. JOY,
honorary n "A ional president;
Mrs. Clarence j. Chandler. ma
tional and state chaplain: Mrs.
Edward j. Savage, state record
ing secretary; Mrs. Albert l..
Hart and Mrs. Edward II.
ElchelZer.
Mrs. JOY was to describe the
demonstration of the Berman
foreign body locator, with which
numerous lives were saved at
Pearl Harbor. The society is the
first patriotic group to adopt the
locator as a war project.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Miss Elconin's
Betro+hal Told

Mr.. AND MRS. A. V. Ell
COMM Of Sturtevant avenue.
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Connie. TO Cpl.
Leonard A. Mason, son of Mrs.
Nina Mason.
Miss ElConin was graduated
from Wayne University. where
she was affiliated with Iota
Alpha Pi
Cpl. Mason was also grad
uated from Wayne and was a
member OF Phi Alpha fraternity.
Mr.. AND MRS. HURD CAS-,
SILL of SIN Mile road have re.
turned after a weeks trip to Mon.
treal and Toronto.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Diggins Farrar Is Bride
Of Cadet }. Bradford John

cade of white daisies and lilies
of-the-valley.
Mrs. Edwin James Dickson
was her sisters matron of honor.
Bridesmaids included the Misses
Clara Louise Beck, CONGO John,
Marjorie John, Mary Wee Nc
Nance, Jane Ellen Ford and
Marjorie Baldwin.
All the attendants wore white
silk Jersey frocks made with
very full skirts. long waiStlines,
round necklineS and bracelet
length sleeves and coronets of
flame colored giadioii.
Theodore II. John was his
brothers best man. UShers were
Frank RawSon of Niagara Falls,
n. Y. Alvin X. Beck, John Hall,
Waldemar A. u. John and James
Edwin Dickson.
A reception for the wedding
party and the immediate fami-
heS was held at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Waldemar A. p. John
in footing Lane.
Mr.. and Mrs. John will live in
Birmingham.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Exhibition Uncovers Talent

UNSUSPECTED ARTISTIC talent among modest hex
Club members discovered at the fourth annual
exhibition paintings ceramics and handmade jewery
held yesterday at the Alger Museum in Crosse Pohte
Mrs Robert Hamiltons versatility shown in her ex
hbits of coors, ceramics and jewelry
Other exhibitors Mrs Robert Hartwick oils. Mrs.
Allison Hitchcock Green, oils Mrs. Francis Van Dusen
silver jewery Mrs Thomas Sage, echings and Jewery
Pat Hill and Mrs Lee Palmer ceramics Mrs F. Maurice
Hay jewery. Mrs. Henry Hopkes, jewelry and Mrs.
Harvey Kimmerley artistic photography.
Among those who went only to look and admire their
friends works Mrs John K. Heay. Mrs. Clark
Wells Mrs. Clarence Kleinschmt Hope Written.
Mrs. Forbes Henderson. Mrs Lot Hamlin and Mrs Lot
Hamlin Jr.. all members. and long list of guests
including number Of proud mammas among them Mrs.
William Wikin. who is Mrs. Hamions mother
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Miss Salisbury
WEEDS John Hall

Mr.. AND MRS. JOHN MIL
TON HALL III will make their
home i'm Jackson, Miss. after
their wedding trip 20 Hot
Springs National Park.
Mrs. Hall was Chariot Louise
Salisbury before her recent
marriage TO Mr.. Hall in the
First Methodist Church al Hot
Springs. Ark
The Rev. Homer T. Fort Off
cisted at the twilight Ccre-
mony.
Mr.. AND MRS. MORRIS ED.
ELMAN II Grand avenue. ans
nounce the engagement OF thcu
daughter. Perle. 10 staff SGT sid.
ney l.. Conn. son Of Mrs. p. C.
Cohn Of Kansas City, Mo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
n N ayf.s:"..iir
I'VE with 49,

Or. AND MRS WILLIAM J. sTAPLEToN JR.. of
Seyburn
Today are announcing the engagement Of Dr. stapetons
daughter
Ensign sally Kathleen Stapeton first girl in Detroit to
Join the WAVES.
To Cpl Richard Dupuis Haffe of Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl r Hafe Of Neff road Crosse Pointe
Ensign Stapeton graduate of Liggett holds de-
grees from Wayne and the L. OF NJ and Is Delta Gamma
After receiving her commission Smith College she
was he first gr the Great Lakes Naval Train
ing Station in Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Parties Honor Mrs. West

MRS VICTOR SINCERE of Berkshire road Crosse Pointe
has guest. Mrs. Richard West of New York
800 who is being entertained small uncheons and bridge
foursomes.
Mrs Sincere will accompany Mrs. West to New York next
week. and from there will TO Philadelphia. to visit
her and daugherin-law the Arnold Hammerseys
and then Rdgewood N j.. for a round of visits
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Liqgett Schools Big Night

TOMORROW NIGHT will be the big night of the year.
at Eggett School. when the unorsenior banquet will
be followed by production of Tom Sawyer for which the
sophomores have been rehearsing for weeks.
Laird Beamer will be in the part. Ginny
Hebb Becky Thatcher Cynthia Finn in the role
of Huckeberry Finn. Ruth Dued Aunt Polly and
Jan Tarbe. Muff Potter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Graduate and Bride-Elect

BRIDE-ELECT 10 BUESSER who will be graduated on
Saturday. from the l.. of M.
viii popular and busy little brde-eect between her
return from Ann Arbor
And June 7 when she will be married to John Pfender
Additions list parties in her honor already men,
toned in these columns.
Include kitchen shower be given Tuesday. by
other bride elect. Janet Guest
And tea June 4 for about so guests. to be
given by George NJ Lanng at her residence in La
Sale boulevard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Goes Apartment Hunting

BRIDE-ELECT JANEY BRIGGS daughter of Mr. and
Walter o. Briggs has gone East to locate an
apartment in the vicinity of Fort Dix ~ j. where her
fance. E. Capt. Philip A. Hart is stationed.
10. which had been set the tentative date for
the BrggsIIart nuptials is definite...
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
She's a Treined Dietitian

ENSIGN STAPLETON is trained dettan and was
the charge OF the commissary department
She now is stationed Washington, D. c.. where she
fills the same office. in the mammoth WAVES
barracks.
Cpl Hafe also Is graduate OF the University OF Mchigan
o.. . and a Delta Tau Deta....
He attached the army air forces at Stout Field Ind
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-29
COOK
APPRENTICE ENGINEER

COOK.
Msyfower Diner, 502 Rhode Island
ave. ne
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SALESMAN

Experienced, for retail liquor
store; draft exempt. Apply
Box 075-T Star
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HELP MEN.
(rptir,taS

MAN colored. as bus boy and houSem8n
in 1st-clasS club-residence. e 10 week
days. 10 u SUNDAYS: SIS per month
and meals no 1000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-29

SALES1ADIES, experienced in childrens
and infants wear; excellent salary and
steady employment. Apply Esther Shop,
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HELP WoMEN.
(Cbrtinued)

small transportation once: $3.50 per
month. Mr.. Lord, RE. 1900, Ext. 7172s.
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MEN THOROUGHLY FAMILIAR WITH
MACHINIST'S TOOLS AND METALS
For attending storeroom OF od-established
Is necessary in the war effort This is an
excellent opportunity for men who have
booking for steady job. Men with ability
to assume responsibility are particularly
invited to reply IN own handwriting, giving
full particulars age, salary desired etc
Interview will be promptly arranged. Box
SAT. Star
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HELP MEN.

WATERS, colored. full time, II
am. to 8 pm, or part time, 6 to
$50 pm; good wages. meals and
tips, Apply Randolph, head
waiter, Westchester Apis, 1000
Cathedral ave.
COUNTERS AND ASSORTERS,
evening work. Apply to Mr.. Ruff
after 3 pm, American Linen
Service Co, 1906 Georgia ave. NV.
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HELP MEN.
OFFSET FRESHMAN

OFFSET PRESSMAN.
1Tx2c wehendorfer: good pay quality
work, 4o-hour week. Drake Press, 1921
New York ave. NV.
MAN, colored, to help around
furniture store and on truck:
drivers license necessary. Hen
derson. 1108 G st.
BUS BOYS, good hrs, good
pay, no Sunday work. Apply
Madrillon Restaurant, Wash
ington Bldg, 18th and New
York ave.
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HELP MEN.
FIREMEN

Cofored, experienced; day and night: steady
WORK; 6-day week. See johnson, engineer.
5000 Conn. ave. NV.
BUS BOYS, colored, several over
ID, for dinner service only;
wages, meal and tips. Apply
Randolph, head waiter, West
chester Apis, 1000 Cathedral ave.
SHEET METAL MAN for
truck body and fender work.
Call MA. 1855.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-29

YOUNG LADY TO WORK IN
WELRY STORE, GEN
ERAL OFFICE WORK, SOME
KNOWLEDGE OF TIPPING:
EXPERIENCE UNNECES-
SARY.
SWOPE JEWELRY CO.,
lila F ST. NV.
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SECRETARIES for Community Oh

SECRETARIES for Community Chest and
Community War Fund publicity department
and speakers bureau Salary, Sl,5n0.
Half day Saturday. Some Stenography
required
These are interesting and unusual Jobs,
requiring intelligence and initiative.
Previous experience not required.
Apply between Q and to Miss HodgSon
any day but Saturday at l101 M ST. NV.
SHOE sALEsGTRLS to sell shoes from 10
to pm; permanent work The Hazard
Shoe Stnre. RI OF 18th st n "
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STEM steady employment, 5k-
day week, alternate Saturdays of; $50
Der mo. to start. DE. 310o,
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Special Notices or Page A-3.
HELP MEN,

PAKER ali around and bakers helper
for small bake shop; must be sober: day
work. coed pay Apply OF Upshur st. n ".
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When canceilins an adverti ement
retain cancellation number which Is
Invariably given at the time order
to discontinue advertisement 10
received. This number Is necessary
in ease OF claim for adjustment.
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ALSO

Attention, EX-Loan Men.
Large national organization Of
IeFS married men win fsmlle6,
ONCE experience. opportunity to Eet
back into harness Good future as
Sured TO those who qualify State
education, draft status, experience
name OF companies worked for and
what capacity All replies conf
DENTAL Box 40S-R, Star.
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sTENnGRAPHER. SECRETARY.

STENOGRAPHER-SE expert
enced, part time. 9 to l pm, each day;
Saturday, 10 to 10; excellent opportunity
good salary interesting work with Wash
ington Government sales office of large
rubber company. Phone ME. 500, Ext.
T. between 9 and 1890 am, for inter-
view, or call personally. 9th floor, 729 18th
rf u
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Some experience in machinery or auto
mobile work desirable S-hr. day 6-day
wk; good salary and chance for advance
ment; vacation with pay after years serv-
ice. no D. c. license required or knowledge
of steam boilers Reply Tin full, giving
age experience. etc, Box 410-T, Star
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)GRAPHER-sE permanent
40-HOUR WEEK.

Must be competent on difficult dictation:
hours. II am. TO 7 pm; $3.50 per mo-,
chance for advancement. RE. 6512, Miss
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SODA FOUNTAIN, luncheonette, expert
enced; steady; full-time employment; S25
wk. and meals East Capitol Pharmacy.
sth and E. Capitol SITS Ii. 1900.
sTENOGRAPHER-sl4 monthly 5-day
week, in district headquarters Office OF
national concern. Some one interested in
permanent employment. State age. ex-
perience, education, shorthand and tipping
speeds. Box 494-T, Star
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TYP1ST-Government employees wanting
from to hours work in evenings Good
pay, by hour Room 2, 1900 Eye St NV.
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SALESLADY or girl hours. 10 PM;
pleasant work, attractive salary. Pills,
1918 Nichols ave Sc
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MESSENGER BOYS

Neat, intelligent white boys for news
paper work; permanent position, 4O-hour
week; starting salary, SIT per week. Ap-
ply to Evening Star Newspaper Co, Room
600
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JANITOR, colored, with 5th
grade engineers license, wanted
at once for new apt. bldg. Good
salary, nice apt, permanent po-
SitiOn. Call EN-. 9551.
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SALESLADIES, experienced in fitting in
fants' and chiIdren's shoes: steady work
and good pay, Esther Shop, 1925 F st.
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HELP MEN.
PIN BOYS WANTED.

Experienced BOYS to earn good MOI
Apply manager, Lafayette Bowling Cen
1885 Eye st NV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-21
Wood
KINDLING WOOD. So

$50 cubic feet Patterson Lumber Company
$500 HuDbsh Vermont 6-hluu
EINDLINC wood i0c per bushei picked
~. Rsstrick Lumber 1900 Wtum.n-
CONSULT the enlarged Real estate .st
inss IN The biz sunday Times Want A.
EecsiOni
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-21
SeuUing Machines
Wanted Miscellaneous

A DEALER wants furniture inuediat
for cash II reasonable TYltr 6-t223
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-21

A SELECTION OF gorgeous studio couche
and divans ~ assorted materials 40,
colors; terms Grown. i737 Michigan s2V,
l,ratiOt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-21
Radio and Supplies
Radio Service

FREE estimates: minor repairs 81 90
vacuums repaired. 1892 JOY road. Tfle
1918
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-21

BUICK 81 de lazs 4.doar trunk .saan
black I'm IN. excellent tires runs J'rf,r'
-i4.l--4-- heat.Ei Sss -seAsR, as fH-htHiy s2l6
Cratiut
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-21

CONSULT tFa enI1rred Real p.
mos iu the biz sunday Times
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-21


A PARTY wants all kinds of
furniture. viii pay highest
cash price. FarrIs, Temple 2-J373.
ALWAYS CALL HOGARTH 1885,. We pay
best prices toi used furniture.
FURNITURE WANTED - WIN pay best
prices YOckey Bros Temple 2-i537
RIDING boots HrieS size Gu or r CAL
UNIVERSITY 2-l3n3 before $50 ? M
SALE 1000 SUITS. LADIES FUR COATS
Cl0.,0-t l.tCe. tuiI e,i 81 me f.
tapcnats, s. up Ells Company, fUl
Gratiot First come. first served
USED WASHERS swing machines. va.
cuums wanted Highest Duiiars, Ty
Leuox 5000
WANTED Delivery crates o. Il. No
MILAN Co. 1892 kerchtvsI
NE buy Toy autos trcyclss. wagons, any
condition. Plaza 2sl4
We PAY more to' fu~Ilure and On as
MOON BROS FURNITURE TIE. 1893
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-21

A SELECTION OF gorgeous studio coucheS
and divans ~ assorted materials add
colors terms Crown 4737 Michigan s2pu
Gratiot.
BARGAINS save .up 10 5uce at Martin
Furniture. 67i7 Michigan
BEDS $500, zee boxes. furniture. tase-
burners. oil burners S57l Joseph Cam
pau 1859 West Warren.
BEDROOM suites Yer, ncuum. sncri.
tre. $50 Buy lFtcf from factory repres .
save money Alvin FuWtU tN.i "
Vernon Open Thur fI., Sat tu g
BEDROOM SUITE Excellent condition
vacuum cleaner. rgE lamps lslp.
6yoli1 Sos MsrEiHaN.t
BEST buys I1 uuclwu,s .uI4tule aIa
factory ciosrouts. You save ur o. Coo
General 5hVJ Grand RIVER open eyes
BON SPRING and mattIss. Ratn for only
S2i 90 save Furu IffS9 Gr8tut.
NEAR SEVEN WILD ROAD
BRAND NEW stove rrv baby ug4 a..
mattress cheap Isr1y 0tD1
DlNETTE suite sll 90. r.r9 chair $500
baby i1attrcfa So go no. H. g433 N2ck
1NNERspRING MATVRr@srs Avn l'e,
SPRINGS WHILE 1ftN LIST StiVT
1850 GRATioT At BALDWIN
lap clocks ,4rles t,ass. srlu.sh -r---I
paintings silver Phone TEmpIe l-ilsS
LIEoEEUY tn#leum. lao,eum pxi2
N. '-fr 81 800 ny Poster HHta.I~ t
rU7ttrrtsrs SIS qs up Warren outlet 49,
West warren urar Trumbul.
c.. st-.I So, ru ca EaI ft- a
inss Pm The big sunday Times Want A.
sectOni
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-21
Miscellaneous for Sale

BUTCHER SHOP equip ment, COMPLETE
reasonable ss33 N, Elliott Olive 1890
FREE KlNDLING WOO % PICKED W. with
your cay between n and 3 m.
$500 Hubbsll
kODAKS-Movis cameras viii sell. uuy
exchange Acme Camera Co. BIZ shelby
RESTAURANT eahsus' fan o." sir-
cooled. American -PigRef Al Cadillac
1885 OF Randolph tpfa\
sAWDUsT Come ana Ee' o.. goo charge
Rts,riek Lumber 1900 WyQm.ng
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-21
Gold, JeWe,ry Wanted

HIGHEST PRICES d,amuuds. JeWeiry ola
gold. Original Detroit Cold Retnets
SIDNEY KRANDALL 1850 BROADWAY
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate ls,-
-ings In the bis sunday Times Want AZ
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-21

aud bottom. ron edge. fully guaranteed
our S24.s5 value while they last. Sl6.y5
WASHINGTON FURNITURE co
1865 Gratiot. Ewes. TIL y
MODERN gas range and kitchen set. partly
new. 1919 South Ethel. Apply Friday
Saturday 80
New Furnture-hard 10 Get ItriIs
WE HAVE THEM on EASY TERMS
TOO! Living room suites with coil springs
lnnerspring mattress. box springs. col
springs Metal lamps, smokers Better gas
stoves Bedroom suites. dining room sets
Porcelain dirette sets Complete stocks OF
brand new furniture!
1872 MICHIGAN. NEAR GKlSWOLD
Omen Mon. Thurs. Fri. Sat Ewes 10
MATTRESS special, Sll.99 Many Others
sac Superior SANITARY 1929 ca River
New lnnerspring msttres,rs. studio couches
Bedding CO. 4jio MaSDury Grand
NEW FURNITURE rradr youi piono City
Music, 1912 Mack. open ewes
RED CHINESE Administer rus Nl2. use.
very little. S27 Mtchelrs 3onu Gratioi
RUGs-Used cleaned; AKIN. wit. ex12s.
sXius 81 20 up. Wit. runners. Soc ST
ur lar-c rug sizes Central Garrett Clean
ing 1922 Woodward TO s-Pii4. open 70 9
RUGS - Used cleaned Wions, gxl2
$3.50 up, Wilton runners. 15c rarl
American Carpet Cleaning. s.3S Oakland
RUGS. gNts. SKIS. I4als. 30 sslz. ISIS
Others today 2sis 18th s. nr Tem''e
STUDIO couchcs with springs SO Cook
Furniture 27OI Gvilrt
YOU alvays save at sent iurUure. l5i11
livgnsis
exi2 Jute Velou Eur Attractive Pattern
Oniy SIS ron price.
Sptz 1908 GJauat ar BALDWIN
a-PC OvcrstuCrd living Room suite $50
Srtz 1908 Gratot an BALDWIN
=. and GROOM OUTFITS reasonable
Snf2. -ffi Greto' 90 R7lrw1
5-Pc Porcelain BREAKFAST Set
sritz IIoy Grauot. at BALDWIN
3.Pc Matched bedroom suites $50
Sp.tz, 7EG5 tiratiot, a. BALDWIN
a0-INCH urrD REDS ar SPRINGS. -
I,r5 CEATfOT AT BALDWIN
CONSULT tHa enI1rred EeaI E.tste list
trs iu the big sunday Times Want AZ
SrGtitu'
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MATTRESS-SPECIAL

De luxe mattress, neavy layer OF felt top
aud bottom, roll edge fully guaranteed
our S2i.g5 value while they last. Sl6.y5.
WASHINGTON FURNITURE CO
1865 Gratiot Ewes. TIL y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-21

MODERN gas range and kitchen set. partly
new 1919 South Ethel. Apply Friday
SATURDAY "a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-21
Elect &c TIcshers

WAS .R rcpairs parts tells. motors. for
au makes Wu~t .rurr-rtesd
SEOETY'S
.0.l HAMILTOS TEMPLE 81
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Upholstering

FOR nne wurkmAnrIP. al crane uphol-
Gtenng. 1888 MacE PLAZA 2I7l
LET FAhOUk rest IL anc fsbuIic your
living room suite Can TO $500
CUsT&M WORKMAN H1F
~ 1910, BAzELL 1900 FEAkELi
REUPHoLsTER your old living room suite
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-06
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 0PA RULING

Sunapee, N. H., July 6-(UP)- The Rev. Fletcher D. Parker of Hartford, Conn.,, who lost his gaso- line rations because of a 14O-mile test trip to his victory garden here, described as interesting to- day a contemplated OPA ruling which would permit travel to sum- mer homes.
 But the crusading Congregational ist said he was undecided whether to use that as the basis of an appeal from an OPA ruling that cost him the use of two "A" and one 'C'' books Oct 1.
 However, Rev. MT. Parker was out spoken in hls criticism of an OPA announcement, issued in conjunc- ton with the vacation-travel ruling, which said that special rationS for travel to and from victory gardens would be discontinued after July 12.
 Rev. MT. Parker said food short age was impending and that victory garden cultivation was the only way to avoid the situation.
 "A food shortage would be much worse than a gasoline shortage" he saiG. Certainly if you can't eat, you can't ride"
 In defense of his trip from Hart ford to Sunapee. Rev. MT. Parker contended he was making the jour- ney to tend his victory garden at his summer home.