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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-18
Calendar Of Social Events
TODAY

Queen City Tent Hive OF Maccabees 1880, GAR Hall.
Methodist Leader class postponed week.
Junior Chamber Of Commerce Auxiliary dinner meeting $780,
Gilbert House, membership drive.
Circle of Baptist Womens Union o'clock with Mrs Burne
Rossbach
Ypan Commandery number Knights Tempar special
clave, $780, Masonic Temple lodge
League OF Catholic Women o'clock home of Mrs C1ery
Presbyterian Womens Union o'clock with Mrs Ralph
Moxey; group five. O'Clock, with Douglas Smith.
Ypant Lodge number LOOF, o'clock Odd Fellow Hall
St Luke Auxiliary Guild sewing luncheon ~ 80 at church
house.
Naomi Group Methodist Society Christian
o'clock. at Methodist Church House
B. b. Bunco Club, o'clock, with Mrs. william Waters.
Queen City Lodge number 1877 Knights Of Pyhs party
o'clock Castle Hall
FRIDAY
Friday Bridge Club o'clock. with Mrs Austin George
Carpenter Women Relief number S. birthday luncheon
$780, business meeting. o'clock, GAR. Hail.
Daughters American o'clock
Club House historic the Kiwans Club, d.
rected by Prof. s. f. Fagersrom.
Willing Workers
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Mrs. Frank LouandeS New President
of Birthday Anniversary Club

cups and saucers filled with nuts
and candy.
The other officers elected are
Mrs. Harry Williams. vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Julia Hamernik. treas.
urer; Mrs. C. b. Harris. secretary;
Mrs. Grub. press correspondent;
Mrs. Bird, historian. Mrs. Hamer-
mix and Mrs. Harris, relief. orr.
GERS will be installed at the next
meeting, Nov is, at the homo OF
Mrs. Bird. who will act as Install.
ing officer.
A letter OF thanks was read from
Sgt. Frederick Hensel, an amputee
patient at Percy Jones Hospital. for
a gift OF money sent him from the
club. Mrs. Henry seytried, Che.
sea. was a guest
Bunco was played with prizes
going 10 Mrs. Louandes, Mrs. Vim.
cent CelebreEEe and Mrs. Harris.
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Miss Fannie Beal
Addresses Guild

A nominating committee for cleo
ton OF officers was appointed, and
announcements were made at the
business meeting OF the Mayflower
Guild OF the Congregational
Church, Wednesday evening at the
home OF Mrs. II. F. Allison. Mrs
Edward Streicher and Mrs. Don
Fidler were cohostesses.
Miss Fannie Beal. gunst speaker
gave a very interesting account OF
the life OF DR., Frank Laubach, a
returned missionary. at the close
of the business meeting. which was
opened with deyotions led by Mrs.
Leonard Menu. She read parts OF
the book. They Found the Church
There" by Henry Van Deusen.
which gave personal experiences of
air men shot down in the Solomon
Islands. They discovered what the
Christian missions have done. by
the wonderful treatment shown
them by the natives.
The treasurer reported a balance
OF 1921 on hand. The guild is 20
furnish the dessert for the family
potluck supper, Oct. "a. 1t was de-
cided to change the date pr the No.
vember meeting from Nov. 81 TO
Nov. II. on account OF Thanksgiy-
ing.
The nominating committee is Mrs
Ralph Hunt. Mrs. Vernal Seyey.
and Mrs. Harold Lounsberry. An
nouncement was made OF the Coun-
ell OF Church Women dessert lunch
con at st. Luke's Church house,
Nov. 2. Judge James Breakey will
be the speaker.
The November meeting will be
with Mrs. Robert Southgate.
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The Spencer Parent Teachers
Association meeting was well at
tended Wednesday evening. PoIsi.
biJties Of a hot lunch we're dis
cussed. and plans for Halloween
arrapged. Mrs. Beatrice Burpee
and o. committee are to make the
arrangements. The play. Making
the Flag" presented by the fourth
grade included the following peos
pie. Betsy Ross. Rose Marie Bloom.
her daughter, Phyllis Brown. Gen.
eral George Washington. Richard
Hilmoe. Robert Morris. Charles
Strain, and A Captain. Otis Cross.
Mrs. Vincent CelebreEEe. Mrs,
Edward Grannls, Mrs. Minnie
Rust. Mrs. Milton Dillon and Mrs.
Bert Gillette are attending the con.
vention of District No. / of the
Women's Relief Corps at Lapeer.
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CELEBRATE BIRTHDAYS

York. Mich.-A group OF neigh
bors and friends gathered Satur-
day evening at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Jesse Norman to cele-
brate their birthdays. Cards were
played and prizes were won by
Mrs. Clayton Butler, c. d. Harmon,
Mrs. NJ. Swick and Frederick Lewis.
A potluck supper was served. The
host and hostess were presented
with purse OF money from the
group.
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Service Briefs

VETERANS BENEFITS -
Scores OF special benefits are
available for war veterans,
widows, and other relatives.
Consult Bayard 6uehen, dlree-
tor Council Of Veterans A.
fairs, American Legion Home,
~ 8. Huron St., Ypsllantl.
Lieut.. Howard Susterka, who
has just returned from three and
one half years in the Pacific area
and recently in Manila. was the
guest OF Mrs, Charles Nepodal,
Monday.
Francis A. Fedor, with the 37th
Infantry Division on LUXOR. was
recently promoted from Private
First Glass TO Sergeant His wife,
Mrs. Audrey Fedor, and three chill
dren, reside at zoe North Normal
st.
The following local men have
been released from military sery-
Ice: Commander Robert L. Schae-
fer. 7107 Whitaker Rd., and NOM
MIC Francis II. Evans. $3.50 Tex.
tile Rd., from Great Lakes Separa-
ton Center; Pfc. Edward j. San
ocki, RR 3. IT'S Marvin l.. Bait
zell. 215 N. Prospect st. TISgt,
H. Cook, 23A n. Washing.
ton, all OF Ypsilanti from the Fort
Sheridan Separation Center; T/5
Joseph PUBLISH. Ri. 8, Box 81 Belle
Vile, and T/Sgt. Forrest A. Shir.
ley, Box 293, OF Belleville, from
Camp Grant Separation Center.
Mrs. Fred Shuda, 601 W. Cross
ST.. recently received word from
her husband, Cpl. Fred Shuda, that
he has left Japan and expects TO
be home by the first week IN No
vember. Cpl. Shuda has been over.
seas 10 months.
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Mrs. Norman Leighton was host
ess for the meeting OF the Wednes-
day Noon Club at her home Wed
nesday. Bunco was played with
prizes going to Mrs. William Wa
tiers, Mrs. Albert Davies and Mrs
Gardner Huelett. The house prize
went to Mrs. William Fleming.
Mrs. Waters will be hostess for
the next meeting.
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New Officers

The new officers OF the Domes.
tic Daughters Extension Club oc'
cupied the chairs for the first time.
with Mrs. Harold Gregg presiding,
at their october meeting, Wednes-
day evening at the home OF Mrs,
Alva Eardley.
Mrs. George Milne and Mrs
Douglas LETTER, delegates, report
ed on the county rally in Ann Ar,
Dor. early in the month. The re-
mainder OF the time was spent in
discussion, led by Mrs. George
Worden and Mrs. Gregg. on general
diets and uses OF makeup.
Refreshments were served by
the hostess.
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Sew Quilts

Crescent Ladies' Aid Society
women spent Wednesday sewing
on quilt tops at an all day meeting
at the home OF Mrs. Guy Rookie.
Teller. Mrs. Charles Alban presid.
ed a; a brief business meeting. Fiji
teen were present and enjoyed a
cooperative luncheon At noon.
The next meeting will be Nov
n at Gilbert House.
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OFFERED $4,000 YEARLY

Hollywood--AP - ]. A. KruE.
chairman OF the War Production
Board, has been offered a $4,000
a.year Job as vice president Of the
Motion Picture Producers and Dis
tributors Association of America
The assignment would include
formulation OF a long-range pro
gram for the industry which has
been hampered by strike trouble
for more than seven months.
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Rev. Heyler
Addresses
Study Club

A large number OF Woman's
Study Club members and guests
were delightfully."- entertained by
Rev. Walter Heyler who reviewed
Edna Ferber's latest novel, Great
Son. Rev Heyler was presented
by Mrs. Paul Burrell. program
chairman for the day. The recep-
ton committee consisted OF MIRA
George Wllloughby and Ms. Mark
Rust.
The business meeting was op-
ened by the reading OF a poem,
"Womsn's Prayer by the presi-
dent, Mrs. Luman Seamans, and
the reading OF the Collect by Mrs.
Joseph Warner. The entire group
sang one verse OF America" ac-
companied by Mrs. Charles Brsin.
ing The regular reports OF record.
ing secretary. Mrs. Carl Signor
and treasurer Mrs. John Spring
man were read.
Olln Eckley was presented and
spoke briefly OF the Community
Fund Drive.
Mrs. Arthur Helfrich gave an In.
teresting and detailed report OF the
City Federation meeting. She said
that the recreational program
seems to be the solution to the
youth problems.
Mrs. c. S. Starkweather re.
minded club members OF the Coun-
ty Federation meeting and tea, to
be held Oct. 20, at 1880 at the Lit
erary Club house, Mrs. Helen Van
Tyne, county chairman Of Youth
Guidance will speak.
An appeal was made for good at
tendance at the next meeting to
be held November 7. This will be
Needlework Guild Day with sew.
ing at 10 a. m. and potluck lunch
con at 1890.
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New WoMS Member

One new name, that OF Mrs. Clare
Allen, was accepted for member.
ship in the Wives Of Men in Serv'
ice Club, and an invitation from
the Mothers OF Men in Service to
their party Oct. "a was accepted
at the WOMS meeting at Gilbert
House. wednesday evening. Mrs
William Ash, treasurer. presided IN
the absence OF the president, Mrs.
Richard Harner and vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Glenn Sinkule.
After the meeting the group at.
tended the theater.
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Two Nav Members

Two new names, Lewis Grant and
Leslie J. Amerman, were accepted
for membership into the Fathers
OF overseas Veterans, and the semi
annual report OF the veterans ad-
visory committee, was read at -he
business meeting OF the Fathers,
wednesday evening.
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To HAVE Benefit Party

Announcements Of coming events
for the Washtenaw Rebekahs were
made at the regular Rebekahs
meeting Wednesday evening in
odd Fellow Hall. On Oct. q there
will be a benefit party at the home
OF Mrs. Leroy Thayer, and early in
November, a rummage sale. The
next Officers Club meeting Is 70
be Oct. "a with Mrs. Fred Katon,
who will be assisted by Mrs. Arm
old Lennert.
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Mrs. Frank Louandes was elected
president OF the Birthday Anniver.
sary Club following a dinner in
celebration OF the wedding ami.
Nersary OF Mrs. John Bird. Wed
nesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. lyele Grub. A Halloween mo-
III was followed in the table dec
oratlons, the favors being glass
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Authors Guests
of History Club

Carl E. Pray. Jr.. OF the Burton
Historical Library OF Detroit. in a
letter TO his parents. Professor
and Mrs. Carl Pray. told OF the
meeting OF the Algonquin Club. In
windsor. Canada.
The special guests for the meet
ing we're the authors OF the Lake
Series Books: DR.. NJ. NJ. Quaife.
research scholar OF the Burton
Library, and editor OF the Lakes
Series and author OF one OF the
yolumes-Lake Michigan; Miss
Grace Mute. author OF the book on
Lake Superior; Arthur Pound. au,
thor OF Lake Ontario; Fred Landon,
author OF Lake Huron; Harlan
Hatcher. author OF Lake Erie.
The Algonquin Club is a histori
cal club with special emphasis
placed on early Detroit and Mich
lgsn. II has cosmopolitan mem
bership including residents OF De
troit and vicinity and Windsor.
Canada.
This is the club before which the
local Kiwanis Club group recently
dramatized. under the direction OF
Professor Simon Z. Fagerstrom, "A
Day in the Constitutional Conyen-
ton"
Mrs. James Cunningham, daugh-
ter Carolyn. and little son James.
Jr,, from 0bion. Tenn, were expect
ed to arrive today to spend several
weeks with Mrs. Cunningham's sis.
ter, Mrs. James Luebke. 1912
Sherman st.
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Six Recruits

At the regular meeting OF the
Veterans OF Foreign Wars, Wed
nesday evening. six recruits were
balloted on. and three candidates
we're initiated. Walter Emmit-,
commander. delegate to the Nation
al Encampment In Chicago, Oct. 2,
3 and 4, gave an interesting report
OF the convention. Members were
invited to attend .he district rally
in Pontiac, Oct rs.
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Slnn at ST Luke's

Girl Scout Troop s, Miss Marie
Arnet, leader. entertained Troop 4
OF Woodruff School at Sing" at
ST. Luke's Church House Wednes-
day afternoon. Helen Steere was
song leader, and led both troops
in learning several new songs.
Games were played and refresh
ments OF cup cakes decorated with
pumpkin faces were enjoyed.
Fayrene LeFleur was the Off
cial hostess for troop s.
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Mrs. william Grapp. Miss Louva'
dele Rodgers and William Grapp.
Jr., have returned from a motor trip
to st. Louis, Missouri, where they
visited Pvt. James Grapp. Pvt
Grapp is now attending Advanced
Radio School at Camp Crowder.
No
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Alumni To Meet

A meeting OF the Detroit Chapter
OF the Assumption College Alumni
is scheduled Monday evening at the
YWCA, 1880 Witherell ST., Detroit,
for all former members OF the col
lege in this vicinity. Dinner will be
served at $50 D. m.
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Attending Assembly

Mrs. Louis Smith, Mrs. Harlan
Holcomb, Mrs. Mae Myers and
Mrs. Ona Lossee are attending the
Rebekah assembly in Grand Rap
ids this week.
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LACK AND I'LL WEDDING

The Palm Leaf Club is sponsor
ing Jack and Jill wedding at
Brown Chapel A.M.E. Church. Fri
day evening. Children four to II
years OF age will participate.
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Mrs. Edgar Blrchmier has re-
turned home from visiting her hus-
band. Private Birchmier, who has
been in Oklahoma for the past
three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sylvester and
two sons, Mrs. William Schwartz
and RICHARD Schwartz, Dearborn.
we're Sunday evening dinner guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Schwartz
and family.
A group OF neighbors and friends
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Attend M.E.A. Meeting

Mrs. Reta Norman, and Mrs,
Helen Gross, teachers OF Moore
vile School, attended the Michi.
gan Education Association meet
ings, Detroit, Thursday and Friday.
Evening star., 1945-08-03
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHINES and typewriters
SSnsh' eSra re- teD sss regaTea cE apMiAAz MANs
ApDING MAcHs.' typewriters, caiculators,
Ss snS eagg Bin all Kinds 4sS5 TOP Prifss S paa
ANTIQUES-High cash prices for fine or
old items such as furniture, glass, silver
tewelry, brassware, CLOCKS. gold, Wedswood
sssses qtsaes tureens. Hsvand i; uh prnts.
Sttes 4es nape sees
picture plates, Sevres, DresSen, Limoges,
e ss snd eanssdH 3hss as ssms sn1s assss eEssn
taisulrriines oil paintinss, etchinss, spoons
and aeyns O. Else any that TIPS
old or fine, including duplicate wedding
gifts and those items you have In storage:
turn m into into @ cash h for bonds those hand: me
Closet, etc., Go on H a treasure hunt, Tear
e Sha pou nave dr0P Fan Re nrees
courteous DEALINGS assured. Thanks lot
BEDROOM, dining, living room furniture;
moving carefully, storage. IA. 2937, g
CABINS, tourist. to haul away with or
CAMERA, Eastman bantam or Argls; state
condition and price. Box 327-D, Star.
CAMERAS. photo, equipment. both amateur
PHoro suPPIY, eo5 Eth NV. lnear r :.
cash Tase noYf sas s saGe Pns snpDss
CLOTHING-Highest prices paid for mems
used clothing BERMAN'S, 1122 1th ST.
NV Me. 37e7. open ewes. will call
CLoTHING-Better prices. paid for mems
used clothing. Harry's. 1l3S 1th st. NV
DI. 6769 Open ewes. Will call.
DIAMONDS, GOLD. Highest cash prices
paid. Get our offer before you sell.
ARTHUR Markell. 940 T st.
set Must be in fair shape. No dealers.
sHHkcTRic sErRlGERAroR. Call WI.
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ROOMS WANTED.

ROOMS WANTED for male students: this
is one way you can be of real help to dis
charged war veterans who are attending
technical school: must be within walking
distance of 18th and Park rd. NV. or on
direct bus or carline. Phone MR.. MA
HO. 1920. weekdays between 8
a nj. and pm.
GENTLEMAN wishes studio apartment or
we'll furnished master bedroom with private
bath within small distance of 21st and @
SITS. Call National 2740, Ext. 407. Leave
message in case of absence. 81
BUSINEssWOMAN needs room convenient
House Once BLDG Box 235-D. Star. 3.
LIGHT. airy, unfurnished housekeeping
room. wanted by two quiet ladies; reason
able. Fox 244-D, Star.
CENT EMAN, middle e-aged, employed, de-
sires single room, adult home, NV. section
or suburbs Box 269-D, Star. 4.
YOUNG LADY wishes nice rm. in quiet.
refined home near Conn. ave. bus or carline.
Call MISS SWEENEY, MA. $500, to
GovEERNMENT EMPLoYE with sense of
humor and consideration for others wants
room: preferably in Glover Park, American
Univ. or vicinity of Wis. ave. carline; use
of piano for practice desired but not
essential. BOX 312~D, Star.
YOUNG LADY, quiet desires small room
in Northwest section; SIT. Write Box
ouIET GENTLEMAN wishes room or room
references. Boz 249-D, Star. 81
Evening star., 1945-08-03
REPAIRS and SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES and typewriters re-
paired quickly; factory trained mechanics.
Machines purchased Inquire RE 1928.
OFFICE MACHINE CORP, Bond Bldg.
chires; 24.hr; service: household aEd 20 COM,
AWNINGS, pags, canvas cnalrs, co.'s. ten
mis- nets. .arpaulins, heavy and light can
vas repa,rins PROCTER CO.. Ex a797
CLEANING of upholstered furniture and
Tugs by new revolutionary process; T sensa, 4,
your own home For estimates call MR..
CEMENT WORK, walkways, 6riveways,
steps, copinss, cellars, clippings and breaks
repaired, invisible mending, runs stopped,
checked, do my own work; Call T. ALL EN-.
CLEANING RUGS and upholstered furni-
ture,. machine cleaned in your home or
ONCE. new dry sues method: for estimate
esll c. llTS EX 4aS , or BE, 2la6 49,
lets. repairs; OLD houses a specially; REGAL
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES OF all types
plugs Installed. Cali AT. osS5. S.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and repair
ing OF wall plugs and fixtures speciality.
EIECTRICIAN-Extra outlets, doorbells.
night locks and chain guards installed.
ELEccTTRR;iicIANs-Light. heat and power;
motor repairs; plugs and fixtures Installed.
hhSTRrc hSTF seFylfso TlRouBBEhE Bh 2psa fspars and
snstsliations; "a hour service; advanced
fSpERr f!sitFas; Dt MASON Ss CONT. = srickwork,
porches. garages, hreplaces, glass blocks,
cement finish. j. FERRARA. DU. 2ees. g.
Evening star., 1945-08-03
PERSONAL.

PICTURES taken in your home or mine.
Phone CHI. 1856 until pm. for appoint
HOWELL ACADEMY FOR BOYS offers a
f2-month program OF school, summer
school and camp, art music; riding, swim
PHONE sHEPHERD III HERD $3.50, 'SSE ask for Miss
Wright if you are in need of a loan up to
ASTHMA, HAY FEVER SUFFERERS-Write
for tree booklet J. c. MCLEAN, 6004 4th
MODERN DREssMAKING STUDIO. for
merly OF 5th ave- N Y, centrally To-
Gated, equipped for prompt service. Dresses,
suits, coats to order; also restyling and
lilo F st; NV Room 90, EX. 1903.
SfiR gAys' sGEooI 54G NE 737SS MARELLE aEs HON
SLIP COVERS. CO. 5000, Specials
pieces made Of your own fabric S32 80;
tom made draperies, bedspreads. DA1G-
NEAULT, decorators.
DREssMAKING and alterations; efficient
Open every evening. CO, 22%i. '' -
ton guaranteed: upholstered furniture
EXTERMfNAToR-IIff' If'iyi5 you nee need an exter
minator call RA S62S S5 each treatment
iT ru16 c6L redrTss ANb FAMILY nduts desire
r. 70 6edpm gSpa Grdid pntrrn house vicinity Of
l9Gati96 wi d0o. rental IA ,dG shall not exceed $3.50
NURSING HOME has lovely, large room.
suitable one or two invalids, aged or con-
valescents; excellent food, cheerful en-
Vironment, day and night nurses, first
class references Boy 262-D, Star. So
BEST VOCAL LESSONS by operatic tenor
in exchange for furnished room. Box
279-D Star -
MAN, social psychologist writer, wants
contact unencumbered woman, around 30,
interested in writing and psychology; CO.
opersting basis, Box 450,C; Star. 81
from to yrs. old, day and night care,
pick up and delivery service for day care;
licensed WA. 1:49. ~
CULTURED WOMAN teaches English. self
confidence, freedom from self-consciousness,
French conversation, public speaking; air.
cooled studio; pvt. tutor. MI. $3.50.
Evening star., 1945-08-03
HOUSES FURNISHED.

EDGEMOOR BETHESDA - In this very
desirable section We have on "a acre
lovely homo, bedrms baths. on 2nd
ooF st ooT LIVING F0om dipps astseSsd sSSg
oil h.-wh. S375 Mrs. Christman. WI.
6649. ALLIED REALTY CORR.
5-RooM BUNGALOW with large recrea
Bendix radio, nicely furnished through
sleeping, fenced backyard with lovely
flowers: this house has never been leased;
everything furnished but. silver; 1-year
lease at 5000 per mo-; reference required
Island iia ave. st.s ne. Box s4o-c, Star.
FURNISHED NV 4-beisoom house and
investment, 1912 Hobsft. st. NV; open
Sunday > to 6; priced low at Sl6, $50.
Here's your chance to- buy a beautiful.
extra wide brick house in excellent condi-
also you can have your living quarters
tree Home is heated with a modern OIL
heating unit with summer-winter hookup;
concrete front porch. House furnishings
include Thor washing p;ashin MACHINE us;,6 and
electric refrigeration: Owner % viii -ye give
to stores, churches and transportation.
See agent Sunday on premises or call RA.
1921 for any other particulars. PAUL
? STONE f., exelusiyely. 49,, cu
ave.-Will share my home with adults,
second floor, 4 lovely bedrooms and bath.
living rm.: telephone. laundry and kitchen
privileees; garage available! excellent bus
ssSyiSs; VI 3Sl0 =.
sofa ave Sc. Telephone Ii. 1886. All
conyeniences Apply any hour.
Evening star., 1945-08-03
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. Axe regis
tered, black, red, parti-colored, 3 litters to
shanse ro W s aeTer So os5s
PEKINGESE, ideal pet; Axe. winner
pu ppps, besyties; IS months old. Call Falls
HOUND PUPS. black and tan, emo. .-old.
9026 4sth pl., Oak Springs, Branch
HARLEQUIN, fawn and brindle danes,
R. D. LfNpsEY, 81. 039s..
ssd bscf & and s5o Phone Am
efRfT5 1TSl ~ FtrF9 A9napSs black
ns ssn tan ss aI aSSd ss5 ST. DpreSTsd Va
ss anG esisss5oed $751; shsmPSn
RAbBIrsaprominsnt Al s strains Of ,l gsasrssa
SocRRR acfha fsaH6 paNE pPPEs PpPps Il aba5eo sah
bred, Black % male buff ' female. edi'S5' Cali wo'
sTuD vRsi snRylca. e Spnseyst aKcyfesistered chow
cocKER PUPs, show type, IL weeks;
champion blood line: fntc Axe registered, tenn
af Axe s9o MA
make precious pets for gifts. SH. 4459.
RABBITS, New Zealand whites; 81 80 to
Ss; Come to 4703 Overlook rd, Brook
sCOTTiES, 2. beautiful females. aged 10
mos. and 10 wks., champion stock, reg.
COCKER coC shsP sPANifL MEL puppIEs-can be seen
any time. Call Alexandra 09S0.e
TERRIER PUPPIES, male and females, 9
weeks old; reasonable CHI. 5907.
COCKER PUPPIES, sired by Dalecarlia
Bob, show type; househroken, inoculated.
Warfeld 1893 81
DOGS, mixed breeds collie, setter, spaniel
bulldos,. police. spitz, fox terrier. So. each,
to people In country or who have. fenced
after pm.