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Evening star., 1945-02-15
Convent Founder Dies

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Is R.-
Sophia Bachus, ST, mother general
of the Sister Servants OF the Holy
Ghost of Perpetual Alteration. died
Tuesday after a long illness. She
founded the Mount Grace Convent
in St. Louis. She was a native of
Holland.
Evening star., 1945-02-15
GarnH nf Chunks

KIRSCH. GLADYS I. We wish to express
our sincere thanks and appreciation tc
our relatives and friends for their sym.
pathy and many acts of kindness and
beautiful floral tributes during the illness
and at the death of our dearly loved one.
Mr.. AND MRS. e. l.. GREER, ETHEL AND
JOHN.
STROBEL, MARY r. The family OF
the late Mrs. MARY r. STROBEL wish to
express appreciation for the floral tributes,
cards and expressions of sympathy at the
time of their bereavement
Evening star., 1945-02-15

do your part-buy one extra War
Bond.
Evening star., 1945-02-15
HrathH

ru.s1 Is 1sss HsTEA WsT q THssaaI MsH rss ss
sa'ftaa y PORES. e .na e,d. Wsp1s
and Gertrude e. Pensmith. Friends are
invited 70 call At the W; ": Deal funeral
ne, on THURSDAY, February is. At pm.
Interment Fort. Lincoln Cemetery. Is
ruary Is: Ig45 Al kscoushtan. Va. JESSE
WHfn no. Remains resting At Cham
Services In Fort Myer Chapel Fort Myer,
Vs.. Vs. ft n ! Pm: Interment in Ariinston Ma
WINGFIELD. JAMES HENRY. on we'd
nesday. February IA, l945. JAMES HENRY
WINGFIELD OF 3746 Oliver st. NV, be-
loved husband OF Mary Carter Winsfield,
father Of MIS-. Malcum 8. Sharpe and Mrs.
at the above residence on Saturday, Feb
ruary II. at 2 pm Interment Rock
WRIGHT. FRANCES L. On wednes-
day, February a. I945. at Emergency
Hospital FRANCES L. WRIGHT. beloved
Wright, Services at Chambers funeral
home, SIT 11th st. Sc, on Friday, Feb
ruary 16, at $3.50 pm. Interment in
|Spottsylvania County, Va.
YOUNG, JOHN II. Passed peacefully to
rest; on wednesday; February IA. 1g45, at
YOUNG. the. husband of the late Emma
r. Young, beloved father Of Mary E. Ran
dolph. devoted brother Of Thomas F. Young.
III sso i s.pa. hS. By % 69ss Of ofsf rel
xeuhe s9s 5s p Ysspssss' YoUsa .ssr Ess
homss # M.: Mags YouRs RandSD a.n, aoa b.p brother
later. ARRANGEMENTS by Malyan a Schey .
Evening star., 1945-02-15

THOMPSON. MAMIE E. oncers and
members Of Loyalty Lodge, No. 4, Order
Of Shepherds OF Bethlehem. and ell men,
bers of the order are hereby requested to
ber Lady MAMIE Z. THOMPSON. 81
18th st. s.e.. on Thursday, February I5.
l945. at p M, for the purpose Of holding
'ns snsDasss TERESA sisd EAN commsndsr 9nnsl e is
VINE, ELIZA. On wednesday. February
IA, 1945. ELIZA VINE. mother OF Leah
Davis and mother-in-law OF John Z. Davis.
She also is survived By two grandchildren,
|of funeral later. Arrangements by Nal
WALKER, ALFRED h. Suddenly, on
Tuesday. February Is, l945, at Mont
Sss WALKsR 4sR' beloved BELOVED DsD husband g. MTs
Ida N. Walker. father Of Mrs. Helen Car
roll, Elenora. Ida NJ, Gwendolyn, Alfred
R., tr., and Clarence Walker. Also surviv-
and host Of other relatives and friends
Remains resting at the Snowden & Davis
funeral home after 6 pm. Thursday, Feb
lruary u. Funeral SERVICES February n.
at 2 Pm, at Centennial Church, BRIGHTON.
Nd. Rev. R. Burnett, pastor Interment
Sandy Spring Cemetery. 10
WASHINGTON, JOSEPHINE G. On
Wednesday, February Il. 1915. at her resi-
dence. 703 New jersey ave. NV. JO-
M fate ALE Alexander B. Wsshinston, Me dsroted Z, ted
mother Of Mrs. Beatrice Edwards. Mrs.
Ada Johnson. Mrs. Mamie Cornelius and
the late Richard WAshinston; grand
and james M johnson. son. Mrs Mrs. Natalie Natalie JOIN, Joy and
Richard and First 1t. James washington
children, son-in-ias. Isaac Edwards: !
sa 1syss .na m.n3 D0is f.nc Eote;
~ funeral later. Arransemsnts b Ne
Evening star., 1945-02-15

February 13, 1945, at his residence, Met
ropolitan Grove, Nd, JOHN HENRY DOR
SEY. He leaves his devoted wife, Mrs.
Dora Dorsey; two daughters, Marion and
Lorraine Dorsey; one son, George Dorsey,
one brother, twelve grandchildren, three
ereat-grandchildren and a host of other
relatives and friends. Remains will rest
at his late residence after 6 pm. Thurs
day, February Is. Funeral Friday. Feb
ruary 16, at pm, from Emory Grove
Church, Emory Grove, Md, Rev. Riley,
pastor Services by Snowden g. Davis.
Evening star., 1945-02-15

THOMAS II. Columbia Lodge, No.
/. 65, I. B. p. o. z. Of W.. is here
by notified Of the funeral OF
THOMAS H. PYE from the Henry
8. Washington funeral home,
1925 Deane ave. me-, at l pm.
Friday. February 10, 1945. Ses-
sion of sorrow will be held Thurs
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-27
Mew Superintendent
at Mt. Clemens
General Hospital

Alfred M. Cook, 30-year old
veteran of World War Two, this
week took over his new duties
as superintendent of M o u n t
Clemens General Hospital, 1874
MacOmb street.
A graduate Of the University
of Southern California, with a
Bachelor of Science degree, Cook
has an impressive background Of
work connected with his pro-
fession. He studied medicine for
two years, spent two years In
nuritional and glandular re-
search, served for two years
more with the Henry ]. Kaiser
shipyard hospitals and was con-
nected with the Richmond, Calf,
general hospital.
Seriously injured, in a plane
crash in the South Pacific theatre
Of war, Cook has been honor
ably discharged and has moved
to Mount Clemens with his wife
and their two children.
The IS bed and bassinette hos
pial, now nearing completion, is
operated by a group of Macomb
county doctors of osteopathy,
and is expected to be ready for
formal opening and inspection
by the general public sometime
in May.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-27
World Peace
Plan Is Told
Speaker Addresses
Wilson School PTA

Monday night the Wilson p.
II. A. was presented with a lee
ture on Dumbarton Oaks by Wal
ter Gleason, chairman of the
speakers bureau of the Detroit
Board of Education and also
chairman of the World Study
Council of Detroit.
Gleason explained the model
for world organization through
Dumbarton Oaks proposals. This
world organization may consist
of four divisions; the General
Assembly, the Security Council
(Which is the most important
division), international Court of
Justice, and the International
Secretariat, all of which, work.
ing together would attempt to
secure world security.
Gleason asserted that wars are
like human invention and not
like the seasons, inevitable. He
also said that the strategy Of
peace must be as speedy as an
army chief of staff in deciding
and executing decisions. People
of the Allied nations should act
now to secure peace, the speak
er said.
Refreshments were served fol-
lowing the meeting. The chair
man, Mrs. Vern Nye, being as
sisted by Mrs. Robert Beal and
Mrs. John Kraft.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-27
Pacific


planes of Gen. Douglas MacAr-
thurs command. Today the en-
envy radio, without confirma-
ton, extended the paralyzing
Naval and air sweep of the AL
lies $50 miles southwest of For
mosa. saying 10 cruisers shelled
the tiny island OF Patras. mid
way between the Philippines
and HongKong.
Major General Curtis E. Le-
mays BIOS, departing from
their low level tactics which
devastated vital industrial Sec
tors of Tokyo. Osaka, Nagoya
and Kobe on Honshu Island, de-
livered a high altitude attack
shortly before noon today on
Kyushu. The enemy placed the
raids duration at "about an
hour"
The targets extended to the
West coast OF Kyushu where the
sky Giants hit a big aircraft
assembly plant at Omura-thus
for the first time blasting a
point previously hi. from the
east by BIOS of the China-India
theater.
Omura, one Of Japan's biggest
naval air stations. stands guard
over the nearby Naval base Of
SasebO.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-27
Sentence
Continued from Page ~

then imposed the prison sem
tence.
Testimony in Jankowski's trial
had indicated that he was driving
at high rate of speed when his
car crashed into that occupied
by five 'teen-aged youngsters at
the intersection of Nine Mile and
Hoover roads in Warren town
ship. One witness had said that
it was apparent that Jankowski
was racing with a third car when
the crash took place.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-27
CTS Wife
Continued from Page II

old boy was found hiding be-
meath a bed while a 16-year old
girl, missing from her home for
several days, was hidden in a
clothes closet.
According TO Chief Assistant
Prosecutor Fred Van Fleteren
one of the frequenters of the
McMurtery house was 14-year-
old boy who had not been seen
by his parents in more than 10
months. He said the child
claimed to have been frequently
harbored by Mrs. McMurtery
but that, at other periods, he had
lived in abandoned barns and
shacks. Several of the other
girls and boys found in the home
were runaways, Van Fleteren
declared.
The charge against Mrs. Nc
Murtery stems from complaint
signed by the mother of a IA
year old boy found frequenting
the Emmons avenue residence.
FORMER SONGLEADER
Arraigned before Justice of
the Peace Frank E. Jeanette,
Mrs. McMurtery waived exam
nation and was bound over to
circuit court for trial. She is
being held in the Macomb coun-
ty Jail in lieu of $4,000 bond
pending her court appearance.
Mrs. Gladys Burr, county jail
matron, said that Mrs. McMurt-
cry had characterized herself as
"a former songleader. for a reli-
gious group in Tennessee" She
was employed in a Detroit war
plant at the time of her arrest
and, according to the prosecut-
or's records, is the recipient of
$3.50 monthly in government al
lotments.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-27
Sacred Concert
Highly Successful
Music-lovers Attend
The Crucifixion

A capacity audience Of music
lovers attended the Civic Cho-
rus presentation Of the oratorio,
1.-THE Crucifixion" by j o h n
Stainer on Palm Sunday in
Zion Evangelical church.
Lois Harper directed the
mixed chorus of so voices in one
of the most successful concerts
ever presented.
Soloists were Glenn Lewark
of Mount Clemens, Tracy Syl-
vester of Detroit, Mrs. Joseph
Blunco, Elizabeth Darling, AL
vim w. Hameister, Elizabeth
Miller, A. j. Pickman, and Mrs
c. H. r. Mackenzie, who sang
with sincerity and feeling the
inspiring solos.
A quartet composed of Mrs
Fred Endres, Mrs. George How
ell, Wallace Willard and Robert
Willmarth sang effectively dur
ing the Seven Words"
Mrs. Walter Tiffin, organist
and Mrs. Robert Eastman, plan
ist, accompanied the chorus and
sJloists with sympathy and sup
port throughout.
During the intermission and
for the offeratory, Emory Weiss
guest violinist, accompanied by
Mrs. Weiss, played three num-
bers with distinction.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-27
Spike Wild RumOr

Responsible neWS-sources in
the nations capital today flatly
denied reports that the presl-
dent has alerted his cabinet
against possibility of the i'm
minent collapse OF Germany.
1t was believed that common
tators had confused Mr.. Roose-
velt's request that cabinet mem
bers remain in Washington in
stead of attending the San Fran
cisco conference on April 25,
with the report later improperly
broadcast over the air waves.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-27
Time
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CONTINUED from Page ID
that its radio call service is
geared to fast-time.
THAT EXTRA HOUR
The city's official time-shift
had resulted on March 10, when
a delegation of the city's liquor
dealers appeared before the
commission and requested that
the clocks be turned back; pre-
sumably so that their establish
ments might enjoy an hour S
edge over those closing in adj
joining communities under the
midnight curfew order.
At Fridays B of c meeting
there were nine votes cast
against the resolution calling up
on the city TO re-establish East
ern War Time. There were but
nine liquor dealers present.
MEETING APRIL 5
Mayor Richard Maxwell, adj
vised of the action taken by the
city's businessmen, pointed out
that no regular meeting OF the
commissioner which the reso-
luton could be acted upon-is
scheduled until April 5. He sacu
that, if possible, he would like
to have the people express their
opinions on the time issue at the
April 2 election but a hasty
check indicated that sufficient
time does not yet remain before
that date to legally place such
q measure upon The ballot.
Earl Miller, tavern keeper and
chairman of the Macomb Coun-
ty Democratic committee on Fri
day led the discussion in favor
of slow time while Arthur
Wendt, department store pro-
prietor, headed the overwhelm-
ingly popular movement to re-
establish Eastern War Time so
that the city might coordinate
its activities with those Of
neighboring communities.
In the meantime the city is
two-stepping rather unhappily
to the two-timing clocks.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-27
THREE OTHER WARRANTS

Specifically convicted of the
death Of Chester Replinski, Is,
of Ubly, Mich, Jankowski still
faces three other negligent hom-
.icide warrants stemming from
the death Of Chester's twin,
Gladys; that Of Betty Britt, 16
and that Of Magnus J. Brown Jr.
16, of Bad Axe, Mich.
Counsel for Jankowski, VINO
was remanded to the Macomb
County jail pending transfer to
states prison, indicated that an
appeal from Judge Noes SEN
tence might be undertaken.
Voicing a preference for fin
ancial recovery, rather than the
convicted mans Imprisonment,
on Saturday were: Leo Replinski,
father Of the dead Replinski
twins; Earl j. Britt, Betty's ia
Their; and Mrs. Magnus Brown,
mother of the dead Brown boy.
WIFE HISTORICAL
Raymond Nichols, II, fifth
passenger in the car in which his
four companians died, was but
slightly injured in the accident.
Jankowski's wife and two
young daughters were in court
when sentence was passed. Mrs.
Jankowski became hysterical as
the import Of the sentence over
whelmed her and shrieked You
can't do that" before bursting
into wild spasms Of uncontroll-
able grief. She was led sobbing
from the courtroom to the cor
ridor where she was cared for
by court attendants.
The Jankowski residence is at
25214 Gratiot, Roseville.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-27
SGT. Anterior

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accurate and sustained fire upon
hostile strongpoints." The cita-
ton points out that the Mount
Clemens soldiers bravery was
demonstrated in the face of an
Intense enemy machinegun and
small arms barrage."
It typifies his act as "heroic
and unselfish and in the finest
traditions of the service"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-27
Westlake
Continued from Page ~

(COntlnued from rage ~
Grand Rapids will succeed Miss
Westlake, assuming her new du-
ties on April /, Merrill stated.
Mrs. Tatreau, former assistant
executive secretary of the
Grand Rapids chapter, has been
travelling with her husband, an
officer in the quartermaster
corps now overseas, for the past
two years, doing Red Cross
work in whatever locality she
found herself.
Merrill stated the entire
board feels a deep regret at
Miss Westlake's departure.
Scientists have proved that
winters, on the average, are get
ting warmer.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-27
Tags
Continued from Page ~

(C0ntinued from rage ~
presentation of attractive red,
white and blue voters tags to
persons leaving the precinct
polling places, thus marking
them apart from those who neg
lect their civic duties.
On the day following the cleo
ton members of the city'S Ii
Girl Scout troops will collect
tags from householders in COM
petition for prizes totallng
Sll2.50 offered by the Monitor
Leader.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-27

Postoffice boxes are carried
on the backs of all street cars in
Stockholm, Sweden. When the
car passes the postoffice, a clerk
removes the box and replaces it
with an empty one.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-27
Ballots
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Continued from Page -
the basis of other years, Mat
thews said.
The c.,cinct applications, in
Guiding 10 from persons now
resident at the County Farm
(outside the city limits)' but in
dicating former Mount Clemens
home addresses, were divided as
follows: Precinct No. LIP; No.
2-l4; No. 1888; No. 4-36; No.
5-38; and No. GA.
DENIES LAXITY
Matthews said frankly that
absentee voters applications are
handed out to virtually anyone
applying for them but denied
that ballots are delivered to any
one other than theU person who
has signed the application. Once
the properly executed applica-
ton form is placed on file in his
office, Matthews said, the abb
sentee ballot is mailed to the
home address of the registered
voter, in accordance with state
law. That ballot then, after hav-
ing been voted, can only be re-
turned to the clerk in person by
the qualified voter or through
the United States mails, he said.
The newspaper had received
complaints that personnel of the
city clerks office have permit
ted election workers to obtain
ballots for delivery to persons
desiring to cast absentee-ballots.
Matthews flatly denied that such
has ever occurred during his
long administration of that Of
flee.
STIFF PENALTIES
Theinquiry revealed certain
vital facts concerning the only
legal manner in whichsabsentee
votes may be cast; and the jail
sentences or heavy fines which
can be imposed for violations of
those regulations. (The law
provides penalties of 80 days in
jail or fines of 5000.
RULES ARE CLEAR
To qualify for an absentee
voters ballot an individual must
be unable, without another'S as
sistance, to attend the polls or
must have sound reason to be
absent, or expect to be absent,
from the city on election day.
All such applications must be
made in writing, or in person,
to the city clerk within the 80
day period preceding the cleo
ton and all absentee ballots
must he in the hands of the city
clerk prior to election day. They
can legally be delivered to him
only in person or by United
States mails. No other person is
empowered 10 eltner OBTAIN Sucn
a ballot for you or to return it
TO the city clerk after you have
voted it.
LISTS ARE PUBLIC
Lists covering all such appli-
cations for absentee ballots must
be retained by the city clerk and
shall be open to public inspec-
ton at all reasonable hours.
No application for an absen-
tee voters ballot may be receiv-
ed, or an absentee voters ballot
handed out, after the opening
of the polls on election day.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-27

Destructive termites work so
rapidly that foundations of even
new buildings have to be re-
placed after two years.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-28
Houses For Rent

HOME on Lake ST. Clair; all modern
convenienccs: motor boat good trans
portation: privileges for the season;
adults only: references exchanged. Call
Roseville O784-R. A29
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HOUSE trailcy wanted sleep four;
mus. have good tires and brakes; be
fully equipped Write James Scott.
Route 7 Box i55. Nj. Clemens. Phone
1906 A2S
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6 Warner
Ranch Aonesites

Barron Bldg, above First National Bank
Phone Mt Clemens 8o41
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Tom Whiteley
REAL ESTATE 8lia No. WALNUT
PHONE C092 c

ll-ROOM brick house: oak finish;
fully and newly carpeted; lot l2OX36O
feet. suitable for Doctors Clinic un'
dertaking parIor: private maternity
house or for a lodge or club house
located so Nullett. corner OF Walnut
street only a few minutes from Coun'
~ Building. si35O0; $500 down.
Shown by appointment: private park
ing lot tor 900 autos. Stan Barron.
Phone Mt. Clemens 2052: residence
s5oo TF
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-28
FAST DETROIT

EAST DE- lROlI
Modern broom brick; oil furnace; 2
car garage large lot; near Grdtiot-
s.. 900: 81 900 down
Bungalow; g large rooms and bath;
steam heat; garage; near GratlotNinc
Mile So 000 terms.
RosEVILLE
q rooms and bath lots. venetian
blinds: quick change storm windows
and screens IS 600. 81 SOC down.
SIX large rooms, near Gratiot; "a
rage-S2 800 cash.
rooms and bath: utility: lots; ga
rage; chicken COOP; fenced yard:
shade ,rees-s4 $50; $1,000 down
rooms and bath; oil hot water fur
-si,75o; s. $50 down
ST CLAIR SHORES
Modern g rooms and bath: ~ YOU
ut a really nice country home; see
tni. . 1000 terms.
rooms and }e@T harper ana ~
Nile: garage: cntcheu o?p; good-sized
Nine room house CARA. \ ken
coop lot 100000; only $1,000
FRASER
acre: modern : rooms and bath,
garage: chicken coop-S 81 200; terms.
large chicken coop garage; $4,000
can be purchased with acre for $4,000
2 acres. broom modern brick; 60
rage: chicken coop; large variety fruit
trees and berries; beautifully landscap-
ed on Clinton river between Fraser
and Utica.
FARMS
acres: modern brick; bedrooms;
steam heat; 25x75 chicken coop: sever
al KINDS OF berries, near Harper-Sli.-
600. terms.
acres: modern brick; 3 bed rooms
natural fire place. garage; barn;
chicken coop; tool shed; 20 fruit trees
large shade trees on paved road. near
Gratiot
40 acres; 5 and bath: nice basement;
steam heat; good barn; milk house: TOOL
shed; ) chicken coop. corn CRIB: gran
airy: orchard and nice creek-S7 500:
located 7 miles north OF Richmond.
HUGHES REAL ESTATE
Grafton at 10 Mile Rd Roseville 1901
UTICA ROAD AT - MILE FRASER
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-28

Modern 5-room brick; oil furnace 2
car gar2e: large lot; near Grltiot-
SO. 900. 81 900 down
Bungalow g large rooms and bath;
steam heat; garage; near Grauot-Ninc
Mile So, 600: terms.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-28

ARMADA-House and two lots on
principle street, approximately i26Xl1O
feet. 8 rooms and bath: basement. oil
furnace: hot water heat: hard wood
floors below: screened and gla ssed-in
porch: garage attached 20 house; large
poultry house with basement-priee
$4,000. T II. Kloeffies Rector Phone
PAL. l.
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FOLKS
FOLKS
Nice homes-small and large; also bus
mess houses: very reasonable. See
SAINTS REAL ESTATE
~ Church Street. Mt Clemens c
Phone 65lS

ROOM home: lot l00xl65. 1921 Har.
rison, lake privileges, only 81 500; why
pay rent? Stan Barron. Phone MI
Clemens 2052. residence $500. 80 North
Gratiot. IF
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-28
Motorcycles and Bicycles G-8
Wonted-Automotive

WILL pay cash for good used car
Cal 2737. "A
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-28

REPLACE YOUR Circulating Hes,
er with an Oil Burning floor furnace:
axes up no room. everything Is under
the floor: completely automatic: elee.
tric ignition; no pilot tire: no over.
heating on mild days. Burns heavier
No } OIL with more neat per gallon
Get out OF the stove" class tor only
500 90 completely installed Terms
No priority On display az Furton 4
Clark, miles north OF Mt Clemens or
North avenue. Phone New Haven 1921
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-28
Seeds, Plonts, Flowers H-2l
Ole Bill SEE
Thousands of Petunios

From the small bedding type 70 giant
five inch open throat giants: singles.
doubles; fringed; ruffled, tall dwarf.
and balcony types All labeled In colors
and mixtures galore. Never have YOU
seen such vast selection OF gorgeous