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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-01-06

dress is: 33900539, 407 Training
Group, Flight A-2OO, Miami Beach,
Fla.
Here is news of the two sons of
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Gossard, 901
Chestnut street-Evers and William.
Sgt Evers Gossard, who has been
a member of the Engineers for
about year and who, until recent
ly was stationed at Fort Dix, N. j.,
is now overseas. Evers is married
and his wife (the former Miss Kitty
Strand) is making her home with
her parents in Baltimore until her
soldier husbands return.
Sgt William d. billie" Gossard,
who Joined the Army anti aircraft
last February, is stationed at Fort
Devens. He recently wrote his
mother that he had a good Christ
mas dinner (but not quite as good
as hers) and that he had been en-
joying some ice skating. His adj
dress is: Bait. D, 204 AAA Bn., Fort
Devins, Mass.
By the way, both boys received
their sergeant's stripes last July.
Pfc. William S. Keefer has been
recently transferred to Texas. His
new address is: 33559674, Student
Reception Pool, H.A.AF.-HA.G.S.,
Harlingen, Texas.
The two sons of Mrs Lillian Rem
ner, GIG West Washington street
Harry and Joseph-and her son-in-
laW-Henry Arnold-are all widely
separated. Harry is in England,
Joseph is on the Pacific Coast and
Henry is in Florida.
Sgt. Harry D. Renner, a member
of Company B, Maryland National
Guards, has been in England over
year. His wife, the former Miss
Ruth Lint, makes her home with
her parents on Elizabeth street.
Writing home, Harry said that he
had swell Christmas.
Seaman first class Joseph L. Rem
ner, who enlisted in the Navy about
a year ago, is on duty aboard ship
somewhere on the Pacific Coast,
while storekeepef third class Henry
Arnold, also in the Navy, who is the
husband of Mrs. Renner's daughter,
Ruth, is stationed at Miami, Fla,
but right now is enjoying a 15-day
furlough.
Marshall w. Spots, whose wife is
the former Miss Dorothy Hamilton,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Hamilton, Maryland Hotel, will
graduate from an Officers Candi-
date School in Miami Beach, Fla.
on Saturday, Jan. 5, and be COM
missioned an officer in the United
States Army.
Cadet Spottts, before entering the
school, was stationed at Olmstead
Field, Middletown, Pa, and was a
member of the editorial staff of
Wings Over Olmstead," the fields
weekly paper.
Here is news of the three nephews
of Mr.. George P. Stains, 642 orth
Locust street-Donald, Robert and
Harry
Cpl. Donald w. Stains, who has
just been promoted from private
first class to his present rank, is as
signed at the Message Center, Great
Bend Army Air Field, Great Bend,
Kansas, and is well known through
out the military base. Donald
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-01-06

Pvt. Ira w. Bowers, son of Mrs.
Sadie M. Bowers, "a South Locust
street, who has been in the Army
about a year, has been stationed in
England since May Writing home,
Ira says that he is getting along fine,
but like all the other boys, hopes to
be home for good soon.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-01-06

Second class seaman Donald Ben
ner, son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Ben
ner, 101l Main avenue. who has
been home on furlough, returned to
his base at Sampson, NJ Y on Mon
day. Seaman Benner, a former stu
dent of Hagerstown High, who
joined the Navy about two months
ago, has completed his boot train
ing and now awaits transfer orders.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-01-06

Pfc. William S. Keefer has been
recently transferred to Texas. His
new address is: 33559674, Student
Reception Pool, HA.AF.-H.A.G.S.,
Harlingen, Texas.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-01-06

James Boyd Cole, Jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. j. B. Cole, who joined the
Navy Feb. 7, 1943, was a recent
honor graduate from the Aviation
Metalsmith School, U. S. Naval Air
Station, Jacksonville, Fla, finishing
with an average of 1890. On grad
uating, he was promoted to third
class petty officer.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-01-06

Seaman first class j. Gilbert BUS
Everline, son of Mr.. and Mrs
George Everline, 827 Virginia ave-
nue., who enlisted in the Navy a
year ago, has been on sea duty since
October Is, but was able, in be-
tween trips, to get home and see his
wife, (the former Miss Frances
Ford, of Boonsboro), and his par
ents, early in December.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-01-06

Storekeeper third class Paul M.
Fryer, Seabees, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul H. Fryer, zoos Virginia ave-
nue., has been in the South Pacific
area since June. His letters home,
while voicing no complaint, gives
some idea of what the Seabees go
through in living up to their MOTTO,
Can Do"
When last he wrote he was in the
Solomons, where, he said, it rains
nearly all the time. Working in
advance bases the boys sleep in fox
holes, with they dig themselves,
and usually, after going down about
two feet, they strike water. They
go for days without dry clothing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30
HOTELS


FIFTEENTH -sleepinS suit
atfP TOT Two gentlemen strictly
sober. good transportation.
FOREST. W Sleeping rooms
good transportation Hamilton and
Crosstowu cars
GEORGIA. 1882 Just step 81 era
tot. Lovely front room, reasonable.
INDIANA near JOY RI. fireman
Large room for t~o. no Sg52
LoTHROP 202i block north West
Grand Blvd - Single room. home
privileges telephone ~
PENNSYLVANIA. so35 - furnished
rooms near Grauot Working couple
preferred
.cOboREp-QH--t Respectable nome
single gentleman preferred near
Grand Belt TY 6-6445
cnLoEED Attractive room Tor gen
ueWan GOOD TTTTsTUr Trrrr>---ss-es-
home +'N L1aO7.
COrORED single man io share tAln
uFTy good tfa7- por,0t!on TY 5-b0s7
COLORED Room gentleman 1897
FHfh ef tfi.rtf . Nr-n To RI Dnlr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30

AUTO PARTS AND wREcKING
WRECKING late model ears. 1871
1912 Chevrolet Plymouth doors. up
hosiery ietl-l9f2 Chevrolet motor
block assembly. van bodies. hydraulic
dump bodies. Holbrook AUTO Parts
II West q Mile.
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kroVEs AND HEATERS
WEARING APPAREL
STORE. OFFICE EQUIPMENT

NEAT coolers. cases, boxes. scales.
sncers. choppers, blocks. registers
bought. sold. repaired ana exchanged
23l5 Russell CA ora
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SHARE LIVING QUARTERS
WHITE girl 10 share apt. Cali after
II rR a-22Ss
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ATTENTION BUYERS
HOTEL iu Dearborn Nice brick
Newly dec Inc $500 Low expenses.
Real money maker 81. 000 down.
q RMS mr. y Western High In
srts with water Rent $50 Incl
1870 besides 3 rms and hath. Nicely
furnished s. 100 On
40 RMS p 5 Inc $3.50 Rent $50
Lease Good cond. Dandy location.
81 500 On
PORN. brick 10 baths. Al house
keeping Inc $500 Well furnished.
Glld investment 81 80 On
~ T--- ----A----a-s---.aE -42a4
Al cond Now operated By good
caretsker 81 600 IN
BARBECUE stand Inc s. POO mo
Nicely equipped Rent $50. American
trade 81 2Ao IN
BtER STORF Northwest Sell
,oo eases weekly Ling sstah-
rshed Nets $3.50 every week Only
CLASS "C Ner,hwes, Inr
g. p00 S-case quota Modern new
equipment Nire clientele. same own
or ~ wears So uO0 IN
IMPERIAL SALES q 3s3s
233e Woodward. Ru1 500
open sun. - 20
At KELLEY's
IFSl KAN i ." r. Jeft ASon DAY
lease seats % people corner. nice
booths and location. beer license.
81 800 down
IS RMS. -. blvd Inc Sl32 and
rms owner solid brick garages
steam fNc condition 81 500 down.
IS RMS East near sHelen- Inc,
1910 nice furniture rns. owner.
$40 900 81 600 down.
81 RMS mr. = JEFF Sleeping
Inc kll35 M. and office. lease
carpeted nicely painted; money
maker. s.. GOO down
Il RMS west-lnc. SEQ; steam
7 Frigtdaires table top stoves beau
uul place water IN all, s. 600 On.
We CAN sell your property IN IS
hrs II your price Is night Have 4
cash buyer for home y Blvd first
? blocks from Woodward
KELLEY REALTOR
~
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HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES

ShpNV NTrsr--.A4--- " ~ " !.
show case. all glass, iOff, -.
marble top service counter. store
shelves 500 Nj FiftUff
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30

ALL ICE REFRlGERATORs, 30 -
IS lbs. capacity no priority terms,
Benjamin Appliance Shop
1892 LivERNoIs. \ Of FENKELL
Omen eveSA tAA s-ifurs Wed tttt y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30
IT MUST
GOOD

Every Mutt Rebuilt Mstor must nats
GOOD IN service m Nut makes GOOD NJ
excuses No alihn Over - OOn mabine
oood on THIS basis N truekt N fleets. IN
private cara, EyeTy Mutt Psbuiit hatef
hears .ih, Certified Seal Of Motor Re-
building Perfection snbodiss me 7 tssiurss
o. quality spoins rebuilding
T. Every moiof completely tori bo-a.
Comolsisis rebuilt - Hs~-tar sfseisisr
limits
? NstorslIy adssriissd rAN.
s. Rses.bps Rtn0s
4 a.Rina Aircraft Ptuons
S Evsry operation irinls 'nspeetsd
&. Static and Dynamic Balance
2 Ns~.esr guar No excuses. No Aibii
LARGEST Independent Rsbuiidsrs IN hio~s't
MUTT MOTOR REBUIl0ERS
2gsa5 Michigan 7tts GratiOt
DE 1890 FL ol6a
LARGEST Independent Rsbuildsrs IN Midwest
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s ROOM BRICK 4

8 ROOM bkICk-a
6-room brick on half acre fun base
ment stoker heat. garage side drive.
Lovely garden sol. beautiful setting.
trees and shrabbery Terms % re-
sponsihle parties Inquire 2JeI0 V.
Jefferson Ave near 20 Mlls Road,
~. Clair shore.. West Realty CO.
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HOUSES ron sALE-EASr

A VERY good buy. Mack Eight. Mile
Section, rooms, : bedrooms, Tear
garage; lot s0x23a.;- fun basement,
furnace. Many Others. Broker, 2i905
Mack TIL 2-aTt0
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ATTENTION! To buy

ATTENTION! To buy
or sell a business
Can BUSINESS sALEs-TE 1878
BAR. BEER GARDEN
Wanted At once Cash customer 81
price IL right CA 2065 MA 5i76.
sHARAAN
203 Hammond Bldg
CONFECTIONERY STORE white
neighborhood. good location; very
good business opposite school and
church. 1922 st Antoine CT. 9efN
DAIRY bar: gooo location. 1921
Harper OIL 1895
GRINDING shop with contracts. sell
outright or take in experienced part
ners. A. A. Burns CA 1910
HARDWARE stock and fixtures 10
be moved from present location; Will
sacrifice CA 1880.
ICE Cream and dairy business. com
plete equipment. delivery trucks, at
tractive buildings Ill health necessi-
tates sacrifice Peal opportunity for
hustler. Box 21T Ann Arbor.
ROOMING house-East Grand Blvd.
8 broom apartments; 10 sleeping
rooms. income $3.50 month: furniture
for sale, So. 900. Building to lease,
Sl35 per month. Owner leaving city.
TR 2i7i5.
TAVERN-Ultra modern. c license
lease quota North end lifetime OPP
portunity. $50 900 down. Terms CA
20s5 MA SIZE. ShaTman. 203-5
Hammond BIDS. -
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BOARD AND ROOMS

NEWLY decoratsds. Eoo1 feeA excel
-enk trans portationa near woodward.
CHI 1922, 100 Winder.
NURSING-Care for aged coiorod
Good samaritan Hospital. 500 Palmer.
TR 2-sf7f.
COLORED- BOARD and room. suit
able two gentlemen. TR 1880. 27s
Marsfon
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-06-29

area conference on the priority re
ferral program.
Such employers, says Mr.. Fey
who need to hire additional male
workers, will need to file an ap'
plication with the state manpowel
priorities committee. In emergency
cases, application can be made tc
the local office.
In short, states Mr.. Fey, the
amended employment Sterilization
program provides that no employer
except agriculture, domestic service
municipal governments, federal
state and county may hire male
workers over the age Of 16, without
being first cleared by the employ
ment service and not in excess OF
their established ceiling as of July
l. Rules do not apply to those en-
ployed less than 30 hours a week.
In a few days every employer will
receive from the war manpower
commission at Helena a letter OF
explanation and an application form
for use if more male workers are
needed in excess of the ceiling.
Employers in outlying towns and
cities in his area, says Mr.. Fey, will
be put on their honor to observe
the program.
Such employers will be expected
to file application for additional
male needs and report to the local
employment service office all male
and female help hired, except women
who have not previously been en-
in an essential industry.
Mr.. Fey states, that his office will
endeavor to give every possible as
,istance and information to all en-
and employees and hopes to
lave their whole hearted coopera-
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-06-29
TO
GET 8 CENTS
FORLEVELINC
Triple-A Announces that Rate
for Montanans Will Be
Doubled.

The Montana Triple-A has an
nounced an increase from 4 to 8
cents a cubic yard IS a benefit pay
ment for cut and filled" leveling of
irrigated land, Josef Shower, Cham
Der of Commerce secretary, was no.
titled this week. The increase is the
result of a campaign begun here last
winter and supported by irrigation
men throughout northern Montana.
A limit on payment Of SIS IN acre
remains.
This brings the Montana induce
ments up to the national level and
is an acceptable aid to farmers who
will make this type of improvement
this year." a joint committee repre-
senting the Glasgow and Malta ir-
rigation districts commented. The
committee recently conferred with
the state Triple-A board in Bozeman
the increase.
However" the statement contin-
ued, this is but the first step in
the right direction and the consid-
Grafton given the problem should
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-06-29

labor, soil fertility and preventing
destruction of land by seepage and
erosion"
Members OF the delegation to
Bozeman were Otto M. Christinson
and Mr.. Shower of Glasgow, Charles
H. McChesney of Saco Divide, j. H.
L~esselyong of Malta and Steve Hol-
man of Dodson.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-06-29

lead to incentives as requested, max
imums of is cents a yard and sis
per acre. These will permit worth
while developments next ear, when
the need of increased food produc-
ton to feed the devastated countries
will become mor pressing"
Too, the work will pay the cost
many times over in the saving of
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-06-29
CEILING WILL
BE PLACED
ON WORKERS
New Regulations for Employers
Will Go into Effect on
June 80.

All employers having male work
ers will have a ceiling placed on
the number of male workers they
can hire as of the number they
have employed on June 80, accord
ing to A. j. Fey, manager of the
Glasgow United States employment
service. He has just returned from
Great Falls, where he attended an
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-06-29
ON HONOR ROLL

HINSDALE-Blanche Jones was
one of 116 Montana State College
students making the honor roll for
the spring quarter, according to
Registrar w. H. Mccall. The daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jones of
Hinsdale, Blanche graduated from
the college this month.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-06-29
According to
The Courier"
DEACoNEss HOSPITAL BIRTHS

DEACONESS HOSPITAL BIRTHS
To Ensign and Mrs. Robert E.
Johnson of Opheim, June %, a
daughter.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Kos
lowsky of Frazer, June %, a son.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Tollefson
of Forks, June rs, a daughter.
To MI. and Mrs. Edmund John
son of Glasgow, June "a. a son.
To Mr.. and Mrs. William Wolfort
of Nashua, June 25, a son.
To Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Hill of
Glasgow, June &c, a son.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-06-29

This mornings minimum was SO.
THE FORECAST
Fair, with slowly rising tempera-
ture.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-06-29
THE WEATHER

Glasgow weather
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-13
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Abdul suhhan. 3s Firms Pollock
Walter "A Herman 1t Stella Br0fs al
Ruhrtt f1st 80 iioen AIsohrlak 12
James Henry McGnth, o. GaI C4t1rfine
N0rrS0u. %
Anthony MorlrH ~ Doris 1qlefsh8. ~.
Rot N Charles Tuner n. kaiherlnr EMMY
IlNiehrandt is
Jerome e.. M.sp.an, 24i VIVIAN. Narqgstto.
-
Roger r Hubbard. % Barbara Inn Chant
Ter %
Charles curcufuto. Is Virginia Crotensss
20.
Louis Audis 81 nina Maarana. 2oi
William Earl Harwood, 20 Gerfy ievs a.
f0rtpn. %.
Jostph Hunez ~ Anna 81 szc.0, III
Abort Henry Smyfer 81 lcfetia =.
o Conneil. as.
sam Gala 20 Harret p M0uLLomeLl,- =
Alheri =. Matcra. n Rose pl Marco. ~
Edward Stanley IaremtB. 20, Gertrude
Virginia AchtaboWsN. a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-13
MALE HELP WANTED

A TO bumper ann painter make 40
i1 5000 week. VI 4-1goo
AT TO mechanics f4r lrHfIlc dealer.
mt1 rr'1f1. new modern snu.,
rsfnInrrt Wlrs ulW anI after sEa
S8r Make 500 Pos sIlHy week.
Essential war R4rk. Sc Mr.. Stout.
1911 Woodward
BAKERY helpers. Ft0csmer. porfers.
and m soel1ue1us bakery hrIr.
steady year round postwar jon In es-
f"ouai inlus'y IDEAL working con-
tl'lQnt, 10 layoff epb'oy9snt oflce
open Wria 2 >. m Npif9b, Wednes-
DAY ala M SAY. Apply in person
WARD b9hiSC co, 5000 TOLEDO
kAKERT hebp men rs and over: os-
srntiai Industry M experience nee
esshr} flN ur pHrt time. time ant
ore ndH over 40 hours lay and risht
shift; citizenship ~ rr,n cortIfcats
mr. necessary, Farncrs5t Bakery.
tNfH Russell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-13
Expert Service Directory
and Buyers Guide
ALTtRArNs. Aruc>
ATTIC ROOM. S1S5 Up

Asbestos brick stl.ns roofs. piers,
rsuitr4ni expert repairs ETA
terms nu money down. KaF Bee
D1teirNc,lpn. IT,. 2i1oI. After =,
TO s-ubfSy
GENtRAL\ repairs. 1rrt asbestos
'llns. isF9Ts, cecaraiius. TO.
lADVtRII,i>G bIsrrAY
CARIsONl STUDIOS Adyertis ling
dispiass. posters 1909 Brush ~
Telephone Pa siIf
ATTIC~ CONNtRTID
CONVERT youfiatuc into an income.
We 6nancc sma ey. MA 1sf5
TILCTRI''L ~ PPtIFS. FINTURf>
ELECTRIC supplies. -.At fixtures.
iiu.trseents, Aas q. l0l63 GratioJ.
Pr 1890
Al Kinds. loves, puccs. 80 East
Adams
FLOOR SANDING. WANING, re.
Al sANDlNG -waslnf. feansnlol
good work reaS "a. o.. Edwards.
To SZ-7f
DnSTLEsS f.ar ssr1rg. varu.sn-
NIX. ~atinf rid. rsW floor, estl-
mates lN. 1929
FLOOR SANDING OH. rev rea-
sonaoIe Tree estimates. no. 0l75,
II iIssf
GIIIFR~
CUTTERS replaced 1y oIr expert
Vlrhmep Leychne pier work.
roofing sidine. anytime. IT, 4-57s5
FURNACE CLEANING. REPAIRING
ALL types ~ furnaces cleaned. re-
paired Flte pots. CRATES Installed.
fssi side Furnace Cleaners 1s12
Foster Oh. uA@s
CLFA%ING. hgshiug new boilers.
repairs for sN uaFse Work guar.
Penn Furnace Repair '4 ~ ISt0.
30 rNACES vacuum c.eausd. $3.50.
repairs Tor all makes work and
parts guar Penn Furnace Repair
GO. ~. 1910.
FURNACES ceaned repa'rlnF. re-
, p.arlns "YfA guaranteed. open
evenings sundays SO uat7.
FURNACES. boilers cleaned repaired.
replaced, work guaraa'erd
RE. 35ia- 2fHR. sERF.--Fi 1872
80 STOKERS
4l-lh per hour ALZa. lrLLaeAAle de-
iiyFrY White Furnace Company. ss52
~ ohsan Oregon ous1.
GA~ SANFR
CAS- SAVER Home heating .0os
savings GUAR iastaU 'Wnirllus
Wonder Royal OAK O4g9 w.
HOME NIPPON EMENTS
BEFORE making home improvements
csi the HOUSE DOCTOR" f1r
sus srsti0ns and IDEAS no obligation.
TETaygffc 0FO0. REST RICK Ll NJ
BER co "Sgcs 1854
HoUSE RAISING. MOVING
Al HOUSE raan,, local and I9ns
distance moving. PIERS prompt.
FN 3fsa
iCE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
iCE SKATING nightly. dancine sat.
afaay WresfHng T4@-das +" ods'F
INsULATION
ROCK WOOL blown IN VaIx. attic.
save iuel comfort. ~. $3.50.
E'e RE- 4ltJ.
IAJ NDRiE~
OBTAINS. taa.ecll.Lz.- ueGa..rea4s
prpmp. service Deliveries l.e
Week Cartain -Te4ners TE, 1ssi4-
MATTRESSES RENOVATED
A DEFENSE against high prices
Have YOUR mattress renovated.
M.Her 1905 KerchsvaL LIZ 1898
4ENEFSPkING mHftresses. BOX
-F8Hgs bHiit IKE new. To. s732s
MATTRESS renovatlns. IanerspUng
mattress reasuaUie QuauA Ro'K-
uAnshIp guaranteed. Uadle3. IA,
5000
MATTRESSES renovated Ike new:
guar Mattress. HD $3.50.
OIL RNIR~
OIL BURNER Eas burner. stlker
service Lawrence TO. s4S6I
---------.---"--
PAINTING AND DECORATING
Al AMERICAN white specializing
apefna1g'ns. removing painting
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rRApE scHooLs-MALE

ACETYi F.NE-ARC WELDING
Ea1g fsr4las na4.A-s s.-r4+,-.-4 -,
100 III. IFtItsfIA. NHNl
:. -
rs years ia same location
1900 " Fort Day.Nisnt school
LEARN mod barhrrinE IN lnterrs-
fiNral afhia 81 school. Day. eve.
classes Coil. vrlte phone Greene
Barber College $50 MI.plla0
LEARN -naftpyn b4rB-ftne ea--v ~
etes. r. ~ fJli fnrf bet Barhcr
CsIeEe 1i7 r. Jefferson. ia 64Tf.
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collar on and iart ~ tie rope
ue-Greeuf!elc secfio0 reward. YER
mont S-5Z2s 1872 PRIEST
WY 7'7'7fI bead 8,
keepsake. Liberal reward. Trinity
1-lsp1
LADY, yr.,oV solo Iougins WRIST
wat.hi engraved Errie 90 Be'ty
Covered Wagon Telegraph Road.
Keepsake LITERAL reward. Dear.
born 1f3l
LADIES wrist watch gold square
design win Roman numerals lost
saturday svV1irE Fort shelby Hotel.
Cass Iheater or vicinity. nbersi re-
ward CAL Miss Hazrit9n. Ma. 6f04
LOST Ensish setter. 8 months Old.
right ear black black SPOT on fsce.
named Topper; finder caI VI. i-suIi.
Reward.
LOST Ration book Tuesday ~ East
eru Market. Call MIS-. AAymon
Holland. Cherry 1919.
LOST White female English setter.
one black eye back nechs on legs,
Fenkell Nerth.awn. University 3-sg32.
LOST FHugu books rsn No. and
So. g. 8 reward. Zn0T Hastings.
APT Y cherry 1858
LOST so. 8 ration book. Rev O.
Durham 555 Elliott. TFny .
@1st
LOST White black brown wire ter-
rier. male. Reward. TY $3.50.
LOST 80. 3 ration book. Edgar
Tucker ffEy pua-gH
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BOY ZOE Mani RO0M

~ manent position. Apply ign person.
UNITED STATES RUBBER %.
osfJ CAHS
Near W11dwari and Grand River --
q. BOY 80 OR OVER,
pr office and factory Worx IN ga
senflai Industry. No experience nsces-
sarft steady Job after fhC war
WOLF DETROIT FELOPE co.
$50 PiqIette
BOYS and young men o. l.aru gro
cery produce AMI meat business.
Permanent, fun time Worn Best
pay a-day week,
a. & <. FOOD STORES. $50 Hscls
Near Twelfth and Kruy
Boys or ever, 20 rln errands and
O. some ctfee WORK. opportunity 70
continue education. Cali Mr.. Jacob
WI ~ p IT, tsrTUTL TNTN. Han
dolDh 1850.
Bumpers-Painte Porters
CHEST wages; best working condl-
uonsi Warnes' shsp III toWD.
ANDRtNA- RtUCK
1880 GRAND RIVER YER. $500
BUS BOYS wanted. Good salary p,us
roo m and hoard Cal Mr. Heine-
NJ ann, Dearborn Inn. Dearborn 1910.