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racks, a piano Is being moved. En- gineers from the Blue Network place microphones, test and rearrange them on the stage. Spotlights and off-stage lighting are turned up, then lowered. Testing. Last minute changes in the script for the "Heidt Time for Hires" broadcast. Ready. The curtain goes Up as the band in the ''pit" blares an introduction and is followed by the Musical Knights playing Heidt's theme T Love You in Ny Dreams"
 TAe spontaneous wave of applause from "out front suddenly crystal lizes for the honorably discharged serviceman, who is there to be in terviewed by Heidt who puts out a "job call" for the lad during the broadcast. He is nervous, Heidt gives him a friendly pat on the shoulder.
 The radio engineer clicks on the red lon the air" signal. Produced Jack Rourke moves out onto the stage to cue the announcer and FIeidt. The show goes on and Heidts married routine drops into oblivion. A familiar feeling of hav- ing come nome" envelops the band- leader and he Is at ease. His years of stage appearances with his band now stand him in good stead. It's a chore to the radio production staff and technicians-away from their familiar studios-but, to Horace Heidt, this is easy. It's an old story.
 "Heidt Time for Hires" will be broadcast via the Blue Network In Milwaukee on WEMP from the stage of the Riverside theater on July 10; in Chicago's WIS on July IT; from the stage of the Downtown theater via WXYz, in Detroit, on July 24; from the stage of the Pal- ace theater in Cleveland over WJW on July 31; from WIZ in New York on August T; from the stage of the RKO theater, Boston, via WHDH, on August IA; and from WIZ again In New York on August 2l. All pro- grams will be heard here over over WATR.
 Strangely enough, it takes radio mystery show to prove that @ hus- band and wife can collaborate suc- cessfully and still remain on speak ing terms with each other.
 That provocative point has been demonstrated several times over by the Wednesday NEG chiller-diller, "Mr. and Mrs. North" Each week the scriptual blood runs thick at
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the mike, the flctlonal corpses pile up with every episode of the series. But the people who keep the spine tingler up to its creepy par remain the best of friends and that inc cludes many c hubby and spouse supposedly weighed down by Q marital ball and chain.
 Right from the start, the original idea for Mir. and Mrs. North" . llght-hearted couple who gre con- tlnually finding corpses in their closets, came from Mir. and Mrs, Richard Lockridge. Former news. paper colleagues, the Lockridges helped solve the typewriter Short- age by joining forces to write the witty whodunits which have brought chuckles to countless mys- tery fans. To keep humdrum doe nestle squabbles from gumming up their writing chores, they've decided to divvy up the work. For example, the missus thinks up the story pilots and cooks supper while hubby does the writing and washes the dishes.
 This matrimonial harmony was carried over to the radio studio when MT. and Mrs. North" went on the air. True, there were prob. lems. s. James Andrews, the shows director, had the Inenviable task of putting his wife, Radio Actress He- len Bennett. through her paces in such unsympathetic roles as @ gun mol. Even harder on Q happy hus- band was the plight of Frank Love. joy, who plays Inspector Weigand on the mystery series. It's Franks duty to clamp bracelets .(of the steel variety) on the wrists of his pretty spouse, Joan Banks, a fre- quent scriptual murderesS.
 Hurt feelings and mike mishapS might have resulted from such c ticklish situation. The fact is, how ever, MT. and Mrs. North" recent ly celebrated their first anniversary on the air, and they have healthy, still zooning popularity rating.
 Reaching for the Moon," a pop ular tune of the lo2O's, was the first song ever sung in public by Mona Paulee--and the title proved pro- phetic. Entering an amateur singing contest in a Portland, Oregon movie theater on 6 dare, then-14-year-old Mona won the Sl0 first prize-and enough applause from the audience to decide to concentrate thereafter on a vocal career. And, in l940, as a Metropolitan Opera Additions of the Air" winner, Miss Paulee was awarded 6 contract with the Met, where the lovely mezzo-soprano is still leading light. She has already guest starred twice this summer on World of Song" Sunday Blue net work series, and is due for. third appearance late in July.
 Home" will be the most popular theme in music after the, var, ac- cording to the belief of Billy Mills, composer and conductor of the 'Fab-
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told fHAe, you were too busy" Ken. nedy remained speeches. the rest of the day, g% ,4,} aM
 You'll never hear any complaints of traveIing in wartime from Bob Hawk of Thanks to the Tanks. n He reports 1t Is his habit to visit baby departments of stores while on War Bond Rally tours search ing, in behalf of his. small nephew, for articles ,oS clothing made scarce by the war. Last week in Louis- vile. ky. I found two pair of rub- Der panties," Bob says, land that's really a find these daysp
 Bashfpt Oswald, one of the Smoky Mountain Boys heard on the Sat- urday night Grand Ole opry," gets Q good laugh as he indirectly plugs the large tobacco company that sponsors the. NEG program, when he appears in the movie currently being shown throughout the coun- try. My Darling Clementine," AS Oswald buys 2 ticket to fake show in the comedy picture, he gives out his famous laugh which he often emitS over the air. As the startled ticket seller turns to look at him, Oswald fluuires, Whats smokin'?" That gets 'eHn! tq.
 Singing Salesman" Jack Berch sings songs ranging from sentimen- tai to jazz and i've on WATR and Mutual's roontime musical series The Jack Berch Show" for the week,of July 3 to July T, l:l5 to 1:3o p. m. -.et.t.
 On Monday (July 3 the popular baritone offers Beyond the Blue" for his ballad of the day. and on Tuesday (July 9 celebrates Inde- pendence Day with the rousing "Jeepers Creepers. |" For his featured selection on Wednesday (July 5) it's california Here I Come" and on Thursday (July 6) he renders the ever-popular Rio Rita" On Friday (July D Berch closes his melodies for the week with Don't Look Now? Aiding and abetting baritone Berch in his musical practices are the In. strumental trio, The Three Suns.
 Two sagas of the Southland, "Way Down Wonder In New Orleans" and Honey That I, Love So We'll" will be sung by the chorus on the Aunt Jemima Show, Monday, July 3 at l0:40 Q. ni., over WATR and the Blue Network.
 In helping to celebrate Independ- ence Day, the chorus will offer America, and Speed Our Repub- lie" on the broadcast of Tuesday, July {, Onfthe following day, July s, the choral selections will be Sum mertine," from aPorgy and Bess'',, and Ida, Sweet AssApple Cider,Y Harriet Widfner, as Aunt Jemir1a%. win present menu ,sug- gestions, ,inteFspsfsed with old-tifne plantation Aphcrisirs. N
 Special choral, arrangements for. the Monday through Friday series are prOyidsd by Palmer sClsfk. (
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All the Kids and Their Cousins Saturday Is chi|dren's Day At @ @ scovILL @

The ScovlH Fifth War Loan Drive Committee will sponsor Childrens Day at Scovil this Saturday, July I, from goo in the morning until Goo in the evening. Every parent in Waterbury is invited to come and bring the children. / Every child for whom War Bond is purchas> ed will have chance at the "grab bag g"a hundred dollars in War Bonds and Stamps are numbered among the prizes ~~aso free ride in an Army Jeep Every child for whom War Bond is purchased will have picture taken~a lovely eight by ten> :, inch glossy print will be sent to the childs home Every child for whom War Bond is purchas> ed will have his inscribed on special certificate and on a special Honor Roll Y There will be full program of fun and frolc for all the kids~a bigger than>life>size mechanical baby>~a huge mechanical cow>~clowns music entertainment. The kids themselves can entertain The day will be full of surprises The kids won't want to miss it>~neither will their parents. WHERE WILL TT BE? At Mill and East Main Streets --Across from Cherry WHAT'S THE IDEA?
 To Sell United States War Bonds
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NOTES

The high school plays are less than a week away. On Monday. May 8. in the high school auditor ium for soc you are invited to per ceive with your own eyes, what the high school students have been diligently preparing for some time.
 Those participa ing in the one act comedy, Not Quite Such A Goose" are Frances Waldhelm as Mrs. Bell, the mother of Sylvia and Albert Bell, portrayed by Betty Strand and John Viera, and the other two characters in volved, Phillip Flick and Hazel Henderson, are enacted by Paul Mccarthy, and Marjorie Castel, respectively.
 The other play "Trifles' some what of mystery, in which Erik Hay takes the part of the County Attorney, Henderson; Henry Kost, the striking character who brought forth such launghter in the Christmas play, as MT. Hale, neighboring farmer, and as Mrs. Hale, Elinor Dowd. MT. Peters, a Nebraska sheriff, is played by Walter Mccarthy, and as Mrs. Peters, Elizabeth McLain.
 Several musical selections will be rendered between acts by It. Stomel at the piano.
 If you have, not yet purchased a ticket, do not fail to do so or ob- tain one at the door Come promptly at 7:3O p. m. and reserve for yourself a front line seat. Contributed
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gician, in the person of Clyde Eastman, who mystified the aud fence with many sleight- hand
 tricks. Happy Birthday was sung for Nina Boyd, Theresa Nc Donald, Antonio Polet, Eda Dew ey, Grant Jackson and "Binks" Seiffert. This date being an an niversary for MT. and Mrs. Harry Gabrielson, they were prevailed upon to dance a special "anniver-
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.AIRW' AVS
Alaska Airlines


 Pilot Schultz flew to Goiovin wi h. Mrs. Paul Ivanoff and Mutt Willie for Unalal.leet, Wallace Tu marala for Akularak.
 Capt. Mckenzie flew to An choraee with Jack Stewart.
 Pilot Bill Fike arrived from Anchorage with Father Convert and a load of fresh stuff for the S ores.
 Wien Alaska Airlines
 Frank Whaley made trip to Unalakleet Friday via Golovln, Shakolik and Bluff with Sid Rood of the Reindeer Service, who made a round trip; Jack Ander- son and Carl Anderson to Colo win. Pete Stewart of Sommers Construction Go. to Unalakleet.
 Whaley also made a round trip to Unalakleet Saturday via Moses Pt. and Shaktoolik with capac- ity load of freight for Sommers Construction Co., and returned with Chaplain O. M Edom, James B. Porter and J. E. Wehner of the CAA, all from Moses Pt
 Saturday afternoon Pilot Wha ley made, a round trip to Shish- maref via Teller with Harold Eskimo for Teller and returned with Alfred Olanna, Mrs. Anne Kornuk and Mrs. Grace Locktoo from Shishmaref.
 Pilot Whaley made two round trips to Cape Nome Sunday with R. E. Wright and Sgt M. S. liar ris of the CAA, for the Cape, and brought in Joe Baldridge of the CAA.
 Whaley made round trip to Unalakleet today with a capacity load of freight for Sommers Con- struction CO
 Pilot Hager is due 10 arrive today from Fairbanks with the tri-motor.
 Sig Wien is also due in today from Pt. Barrow and northern way points.
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ARCTIC CLUB DINNER
 DANCE ENJOYED BY MEMBERS

Friday evening, in the cocktail lounge at the Nevada, the Arctic Club staged another of their en- joyable dinner-dance parties.
 The latest popular tunes and song hits were played by It. Lagle and his orchestra, for the dancing and entertainment of those pres ent. The master of ceremonies, Carl Dewey, got the program go- ing by getting the audience into the spirit of the party, through little community singing, then brought in a very excellent ma
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POLET'S STORE HAS NEW SHOE SALESMAN

Allan Lane arrived the latter part of last week to enter the employ of Polet's Store, to re- place Gordon Osborne, who in December, was drafted into the army. MT. Lane comes to Nome, from Fairbanks, where he has been employed in the personnel office at Ladd Field. Prior to this he had been manager of coop erative store in Palmer, Alaska for several years. He plans tc bring his family to Nome in the near future.
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sary waltz.
 Der Feuhrer's Face" was ground out for some anniversary of Hitler and Hirohito.
 From the beginning 10 eno he party was most enjoyable, and everyone seemed to be having a good time. The food was in ex- cellent taste, the turkey dinner, specially prepared, was served as a plate dinner.
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-11

ARMADA-40 or 90 acres
grade A soil, nothing better in
Michigan's famous garden dis
trict where Conover and Miami
soils prevail. 3 acres apple
orchard, bearing age, best va
rieties. House built by owner in
1897, all hard wood floors. full
basement, steam heat, bath,
nicely arranged and decorated
handicapped yard, hip barn, 10
Sanctions, cement silo l0X40,
milk house, 3 car garage, all
painted, good drive we'll, pres
sure system. Terms.
THEO KLOEFFLER, Realtor
Armada All
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SMALL FARMS

43 acres Al garden soil, 8
miles north of Mt. Clemens
rms. bath, will exchange for 5
rm. bungalow Detroit east side.
40 acres near Armada on
Main road-9 rm. house-A- l
land and bldgs.; full basement,
hot air heat - only $4,000 -
terms.
Five acres. near Mt. Clemens,
on cement road, with large 2
family home and Arm. modern
cottage; a good investment;
right price and easy terms.
Two acres, 3 miles south Of
Mt. Clemens: good solid 8 rms,
and bath; full basement, steam
heat, built-in garage; will con-
slider reasonable cash offer.
Two acres 3 miles south of
Mt. Clemens, unfinished home;
Al garden land; must sell on
account of sickness; a real bar
gain.
HOUSES
II you are looking for a neat,
clean bungalow, see this one
4 rooms, bath, utility room,
Coleman oil heater, attached ga
rage; excellent neighborhood /;
large garden plot, chicken coop;
only SIS, 260-terms.
Four rooms; bath, closed-in
porch; 2-car garage, lot 100x2l8
on Oak street, near Croker
SO 400; $1,000 down.
Seven rooms and utility; lot
100x300, 2-car garage, 300 IT.
frontage. $4,000; $500 down.
Two lots on Gratiot avenue,
near Eight Mile road. {
Lots 100x360 Block off SO.
Gratiot near Harrington only
S595.OO. $4,000 down. $1,000 per
mo. Restricted. Excellent neigh
borhood for a home.
WE SELL STATE LANDS
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A. session Of Court, held In the
Court house IN the City of NJ. Glenn
ems. on the 26th day of January A. D.
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state of Michigan. The Probate Court
for The County 81 Macon1b.
~ session OF said Court. neld az
the Probate office IN the City of Mt.
Clemens I'm said County. on the 2nd
a~t %, February A D 1914.
Present Honorable Joseph '. from
bly,. Judge Of Probate.
Il me Matte ~ The Estate Of Carl
SiarNeN. also known Is Chss. Star
KEY Deceased
!. Clyde Cars having filed in said
Co.-t HIS final administrator account.
ard petition praying for the allow.
srCe thereof and for the assignue II
ana distribution 81 the residue OF said
estate, and praying for the allowance
of Administrator fees for ordinary and
extraordinary services and for Attor-
news Fees
I, IS Ordered That the 2sth day Of
February \ D. .9+i. az two o'clock
lr the afternoon, - said probate Of
tiCe be and IS hereby dppointed for
examining ana allowing said account
srd hearing said petition,
l. - Further Ordered. That public
notice thereof be gwen by public alton
Of a copy Of TINS order. for three sue
CesslNe weeks previous 20 said day OF
hearing IN the Monltor-Le ader. a news
paper printed and circulated In said
County.
JOSEPH V. TRoMBLY.
Judge of Probate
A true copy.
MARY HARRISON,
Register Of Probate
Feb. =, T., is-M-L
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Legal Notices
finni. Collins E,tat. - March q, Isss.

Minnie Collins Estate - March q, 1874.
State OF Michigan. The Probate Court
for the County of Macomb.
~ session OF said Court. held at
the Probate Office IN the City OF Mt.
Clemens IN said County, on the 3ath
day OF January \. d 1914.
Present. Honorable Joseph V. from
bis. Jddge OF Probate.
In the Matter OF the Estate Of Min
ME Collins. Deceased
Haida Collins. having filed q petit
ton. praying that an instrument filed
m said Court be admitted 10 Probate
a. the last VIII and testament OF said
deceased and that adninistr alton OF
said estate be granted 70 Hulds Coll
Inns and GusfaVe Collins, the executors
named IN said VIII or some other suit
aole person.
l. Is Ordered Tha, the sth day OF
Marca \ p is4t ~ ten \. m. ~ said
Probate Ofhce IS hereby appointed for
hearing said petition.
It's fFtHe- Ordered That Public
notice thereof os given by publication
.es-a-c-py-t-t -~-~f- f~--trree successive
weeks previous 20 SAID day of hearing
~ f0e N0ul'Cr-tesder, Newspaper
printed and circulated IN said County.
JOSEPH = 1VOMBLY.
Judge of Probate
ELEANORE WALENTOWICZ.
Deputy Register OF Probate.
FEB. I. Il. i5-M-L
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Cook stove like new with
reservoir S48 so. Large size cir
culator S35 Hardwood dressers
like new S35. Chest drawers like
new S25 . pc living room
suites. S38 Double strength new
kitchen chairs 80, new laun-
dry trays SLABS. New innercoll
mattresses S24 so. Special on
cotton mattresses S895. felt
Sl395. Congolcum rugs all sizes.
1898 up Used single or double
beds complete. SIS. Tebo's AUG
ton House. Third al Dickinson.
Mt. c. Phone 1922. c
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"a Forms For Sole

20 acre farm home. bath. New
barn, henhouse. Other buildings
good. Good well. Geo. King, l6
Ryan. All
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Pinkl. Matkin, E.t,t.-Mareh q. Ia4I-

Pinkie watkins Estate-March g, 1914.
State Of Michigan. The Probate Court
for the County Of Macomo.
Al 4 session of said Court. held a
the Probate office in the City of Mt.
Clemens. IN said County, on the Ath
DAY OF EebEuarY A. d, 1914.
Present: Honorable Joseph ". from
bly,. Judge of Probate.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Pinkio
Watkins. Deceased.
Emma Jones having filed In said
Court petition praying that the adj
Uinistratlon of said estate be granted
20 said petitioner. Emma Jones or to
some other suitable person,
II is Ordered. That the 9Th day Of
March a. d. ia+4. az ten o'clock In
the forenoon az said Probate Office.
De and IS hereo yappointed for hearing
said petition;
II - Further Ordered. That public
notice thereof De given BY publication
Of a copy OF this order. once each week
for three successive weeks previous to
SAID day of hearing. in the Monitor.
Leader, a newspaper printed and cir
cLlated in SAID County.
JOSEPH v. TROMBLY,
Judge OF Probate
\ true copy.
MARY HARRISON.
Register of Probate.
Feb. II. 10, 21M-L
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"a. Kerner
1923 South Gratiot
Phone Mt. Clemens 5481

4 room house for sale on 3 lots
price $500. Terms. lnq. 964
Hernandez near Is Mile Rd.
All
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FLO Household Goods
H-l4 miscellaneous

SEWING MACHINE BROKEN?
We have most parts, guaran-
teed repairs, all makes! Only
authorized Singer Agency in
Macomb County. Old machines
bought and sold. Singer Port
a lie electrics for rent. GEO. X.
BAUGHMAN. 1874 zone, St
Dial Mt. Clemens 5341. c
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Situation Wonted, FemoIs B.

Girl wants work by day or
week. Phone Mt. Clemens 1913.
All
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fumi9otine


Sur moving equipment Is the
best. Special care taken of your
furniture and upholstered soods
In storage, such a. moth proof.
ing and wrapping rugs and cush-
las. City Transfer Co., 50
Broadway. Mt. Clemens. Phone
1851 Service TO and from De-
troll daily.
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F PUBLICATION

- --t 'Nt %NtS4'N'4ts' ~ nav
Nichols Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
A. session Of Court, held In the
Court house IN the City of NJ. Glenn
ems on the 26th day of January A. D.
.s44
Present: Honorable Alton H. Noe.
Circuit Judge.
II appearing from an Affidavit on
file inst the defendant Kate Nichols
Is not resident OF this State but re.
sides az s.. Austell. Cornwall. Eng
land
IT rs ORDERED that the Defend
ant APPEAR and answer the Bill Of
Complaint in TINS cause within three
g months from the date of this Or.
der and that default thereof said
Bill Of Complaint VIII be taken as con-
fessed against her.
copy Of this Order be published ac-
cordinG 10 law in The Monitor-Le ader,
A new spaper printed and circulated in
said County and that such public alton
De continued once in each week for
SIX successive weeks. and that copy
OF this Order be sent by Registered
Mail. Return Receipt Requested. to
said Defendant, Kate Nichols. at ST.
AustelI. Cornwall. England. that being
the last known address of said De-
PENDANT, AZ least twenty days before
the time prescribed for her appearance
and answer.
ALTON H. NOE.
Circuit Judge
Frank r. Jeanette.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Business Address:
t3il y. q .dtlot Ave,
Mount Clemens. Mich.
A true copy
KATHERINE NJ wANGELIN
Deputy Clerk.
Jan, %. Feb. {. II. 10. IS,
Mar. J. i0-M-L
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SEVERAL GOOD LAND
CONTRACTS on occu e d
homes in Mt. Clemens bringing
SO interest for sale; will sacri-
flee them for $50 of their full
value, need $500 cash. Phone
Roseville 2777. Have also new
ly built 5-room house for sale
for cash at a bargain. G
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Entire furniture and furnish
ings Of SIX room home electrical
appliances. 1 10 8 p. m. daily. 80
LodeWyck avenue. All
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1000 IT, AXIS" steel cable in
lengths of from 90 20 263 #. in
excellent condition. Ina. "a Gin
ton 81. upper. All
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~ ZEE

No, I0H-5
State OF Michigan IN the Circuit Court
for the County OF Macomb IN Chancery.
Garfield Nichols Plaintiff VS.. Kate
Nichols Defendant
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Help Wonted-MoIs B.

Bus drivers wanted in Center
Line. Phone Center Line 9051
or Prospect 45ll. aga
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Frozen Food Cabinets, 4 sizes.
Furton g. Clark, l0400 North
Ave, at Meade, New Haven.
Mich. c
For Sale-Good coil springs
$500, large dresser. sll00
bedroom, chairs and stand
$500, Call anytime before .
pm. Mt. Clemens 4338t, t27 SO.
Gratiot. Upper apartment AIS
Freezer cabinets, kitchen cab
met sink, no priority needed.
liberal terms available. See
Sweeney al Neds, Mt. Clemens
457l. All
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3-PC. OXOLITE
DINETTE SET
$500

Stoin-resistont eruy oxolite top
toble f.. banded in black. Eosy
to clean. Equipped with q cut
lery drower. With 2 white
enomeled steel frame chairs
with blue or black simulated
Ieother scot and back.
Seventh Floor.
Evening star., 1944-03-20

Boudoir Lomp and Shode eIeom-
ing hobnol gloss vonity lamps with
the clear crystoI gloss base
ruffled white. beige or cream
shade --------309 2 40
Fifth Floor.
Evening star., 1944-03-20
8XlO Reversible
FIBRE RUGS
1888

Discontinued thot's why We
can offer you these rugs for
8.88! Reversible texture pat
tern :. so you're getting proc
ticolly z rugs for one. Wine
only. Fourth Floor.