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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-13
CHAPTER THIRTY-NINE

CHAPTER THlRI NINE
"Pete," asked Craig suddenly,
"did you see Nicky anywhere?"
mo. But | kept thinking there
was a thief or some kind of intrud-
er. | opened a couple of windows
and hung out each one trying TO see
someone but didn't. Finally !
heard voices and came downstairs,
Everybody was very upset. Maud
was crying at the telephone. Nicky
was in the library"
Nicky, when questioned, sim2ly
. denied knowing anything of vase,
stairway or Irvine. "Why would |
do anything like that? | didn't
murder Conrad. | know nothing
about it. | was sound asleep when
the sound that you say was the vase
rolling downstairs awakened me.
Have you any news of Drue?"
OF course there was none.
/ got up and made another fruit
less trip around the house-to her
room, up and down the stairs, into
the library. When | got back,
Peter and Nicky were gone and
Craig had given Nugent the Fred
eric Miller checks.
IL didn't know this till last
night" he said, their heads close
together over the endorsed, can
celed checks. But | think | know
what they are. And | think it may
have something to do with my ia
theirs death"
Nugent's eyes glittered green
fire. Craig said YEARLY, 81 didn't
at first connect it with my fathers
death. can't really connect it now
except the checks ought not to
have been where they were found"
"Where ought they have been?"
ain his desk, of course. He kept
all Cancelled checks for five years.
Obviously they were removed. He
may have removed them himself.
Or Alexia may have done so. Ger
tainly she must have known they
were there"
Nugent looked at me. Exactly
how and where did you find them"
told him in detail. When I'd fin.
ished he looked for a long time at
the checks.
do you know the handwriting!"
he asked Craig.
"No. So far as know. I've never
seen it before"
1--WE can investigate; we will"
He turned the checks over again to
look at tho cancellation "Thev've
been cashed at different banks"
ayes, noticed that" said Craig.
"Two in New York City and one in
Newark"
"M'm," said Nugent, which was
not illuminating. THE F.B.l. are
always ready to help with anything
like this, and they have a vast sys-
TEN of records"
But began Craig, then
stopped; and Nugent snapped.
what were you going to say,
BRENT"
WELL" it's not very pleasant.
But it was only "a prejudice on
fathers part. 1t didn't last long.
And after the war began he had
changed his heart. He still didn't
well, didn't really want me to go
into the air force; that is, he used
my wish to do so as a lever for
something else he wanted. :"
Craig glanced at me; then went on,
"But the fact is for years he has
been
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-13
Half forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago


Miss Ruth LaNeNn Ross has purchased the Barnes estate
occupied by Herbert Smith family Miss Ross
plans to make the residence into apartment house
Boys OF Woodruff six who have their Ccs Merit
badge Henry Senff Kasmer Ball Richards
Joseph Snkue Byron Wit Ivan Award Kenneth McDouga
James Hopkins path finding badge, Rhard Delafoce Frank
Lambert Lester Golf Wayne Hubbard Joseph kucad Charles
Kinds and Richard Giyens.
Birth To Mr. and Mrs John Burt daughter Henrietta May
at their home in Toledo Mrs Burt Helen Morton. this city
Fifty Years Ago
Oscar Gsreisen leader of the Presbyterian choir
special music for the Sunday evening services
when Rev H. NJ Morey will begin young
men some OF the problems they have to solve.
Under the OF Band OF Mercy" pupils Miss
Densmore have organized society whose promote
the spirit Of kindness and courtesy all living animals
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-13

WASHlNGTON-AP- Chairman
Nay tD-kay) sought Monday to re.
iindle the fire OF enthusiasm in the
House Military Committee for
iurses draft legislation. He an
bounced resumption OF hearing
Tuesday on the controversial sub
ect as committee sentiment for the
egislation requested by President
Roosevelt cooled.
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er into a political or social agency
and becomes worthless. American
entrance admissions to most col
leges and universities. it would
seem to me. need tightening up.
but along the lines of increased
scholarship not racial or geogra-
phical imbalance.
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seved Friday OF this week at the
Willis Methodist Church. the Stony
Creek Church cooperating. The ser
vice Will begin $3.50 p. m. Mrs
H Garrod will furnish special
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Moving to Highland Park

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cox. who re-
Gently sold their place just west
of the village, formerly known as
tha Harvey Day Farm, left Mon
day to live in Highland Park.
Mrs. Yarger and mother, Mrs.
Downing, are moving in soon to
the Harvey Day Farm.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-13
THEY SA Y

Washington Gov. Thomas +.
Dewey of New York admonishes
the big three against concealed
and devious" actions: Our peo-
pie are prepared to uphold the
hands of their own representatives.
They ask in return that the decis-
ions to be made shall be in har-
mony with our American ideals of
liberty and justice"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-13

music and Mrs. Bessie Brown will
be the reader. Several others will
participate. rev. Lomas. pastor
OF the two churches. will give
short address. An o"ering will be
taken
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-13

New York-CIO Economist ].
Raymond Walsh scores American
Federation Of Musicians ban on the
Intelochen (Mich) National Music
Mamp: The entire labor move
ment suffers from this disgraceful
use of power and should try TO put
Mr.. Petrillo in his place"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-13

Youth Fellowship was held In the
Willis Church Annex Sunday eve
ming. Norma Kirk had charge of
the WORSHIP Service and Eleanor
Smalley the discussion.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-13
Seriously III

Frank Colts. who had stroke
a few weeks ago. is no better. His
three sons. George. Thomas and Al
ert, are constantly attending him.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-13
Returned Home

Mrs. Edward Deacon has return
ed TO her home with her new daugh-
ter. born Thursday at Boyer Hos
pital Mrs. Deacon, Sr., is caring
for the family.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-13
Willis News
HAVE SUPPER MEETING

Willis Mich.-Families will meet
for supper promptly at 7 o'clock
with deyotions conducted at the
close OF the meal by the pastor OF
the church. Class periods follow
from :1O 20 $40 with six separate
classes.
There will be a movie at $40.
This week the story OF Carmen, a
ST Lnish girl from Brooklyn who
goes to summer camp, depicting
her experiences. will be shown.
Small children will be cared for
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-13
Returning Home

Mr.. and Mrs. MURRAY Day are go
ing home Sunday after spending
a couple of weeks with the Graham
Day family.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-13
Have Series OF Meetings

The Family Nights" and School
OF Religion" have been arranged
for a series OF seven Thursday eve
ming me NtiAgs in the Willis Meth
Odist Church
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-13

Washington-National Manufac-
turers Association President Ira
Mosher. opposing the work or
jail" labor draft bill. Every fac
tory manager knows that this type
of legislation may very well de-
crease efficiency by as much as
10 to 40 per cent, This actually
happened in some governmentown-
ed plants in the last war"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-13
WoodshCd Burned

The, woodshed at Gary Howell's
burned to the ground early one
morning this week. The fire
caught from an oil burning hot wat
err heater. NeiGhbors' quick action
saved the house.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-13

only, and then only through
his column.
through his abdomen, so that the
condition Of the stomach wall
could be directly observed under
different conditions.
He suffered no digestive dis
turbances, such as gas, heartburn,
ulcer, etc, from anything he ate.
But what did occasionally upset
his machinery were emotional
storms and stresses. And hereby
hangs a great lesson for all of US,
especially the chronic dyspeptic.
Depressed Outlook
Forinstance, on one occasion, Tom
was depressed for long time. He
was very sad. He and his wife had
been DESTROYS Of moving their resi-
dence into a more agreeable neigh
borhood. They had been given a
verbal option on a house they
wanted by the landlord, but when
the new lease was made they were
not on hand and the house went
to someone else for less money.
This circumstance threw Tom
into a dark fit of melancholy and
took all the fight and ginger out
Of him. He moped for days. Dur
ing that time the surface of his
stomach changed from a normal
pink to a pale, unhealthy looking
color. 1t had no secretion on the
surface, and failed to respond in
the usual way to the sight, smell
and taste of food that he liked. Its
secretion was only one-third Of
normal when beef broth was intro
duced into it.
Widely Applicable
This should be widely applicable
to some of the feelings people have
in these days Of hectic house hunt
ing and lease breaking.
During a couple of years Tom
was in a period of financial in
security and consequent anxiety.
At this time he had heartburn and
vague abdominal cramps and some
diarrhea. The stomach wall was
very sensitive to pain, responding
to stimuli that ordinarily would
not cause any distress whatever.
Later when his financial condition
became more stabilized all these
signs and symptoms disappeared.
Resentment and Anger
Resentment and anger are per.
fectly proper emotions and it is
not in the course of human nature
that they can always be controlled.
But they raise Cain with a good
many of our regular and useful
functions.
The subject, Tom, was for .
while vary much annoyed at the
attitude Of one of the employees
Of the hospital where he was being
observed. He had had to endure a
good deal of running back and
forth and red tape. He was red
faced and he was also red stom-
ached.
The wall Of the stomach was
congested and was pouring out
mucous, and other secretions at
three times its normal rate. A
good meal would probably have
been rapidly digested and would
also probably have restored him to
a more equable mental attitude.
After he had been reassured
and Gained down, the stomach
surface was normal in appear
ance.
For those Of you who are strug-
Cling with the red tape Of income
tax returns and begin to think you
have a stomach ulcer, here is
great lesson. Calm down and &C
eept the inevitable and the ulcer
will go away.
Anxiety is another strong emo
ton that causes digestive refexes.
When the subject was very much
worried about an operation on a
relative, his stomach mucosa
showed much the same reaction it
did in anger.
To say we are creatures Of cir
cumstance and Of our emotions, is
to put it mildly.
OJ-FSTIONS AND ANSWERS
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-13

observe Day Of Prayer
World Day of Prayer will be OBJ
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-13

DR.. Clendening will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-13

through his abdomen, so that the
condition Of the stomach wall
could be directly observed under
different conditions.
He suffered no digestive dis
turbances, such as gas, heartburn,
ulcer, etc, from anything he ate.
But what did occasionally upset
his machinery were emotional
storms and stresses. And hereby
hangs a great lesson for all of US,
especially the chronic dyspeptic.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-13
Your Health
Emotional Storms,
Stresses Found to
Upset Digestion

I DESCRIBED in the article
yesterday the case Of Tom, the man
studied at Cornell Medical Col
lege, who, on account of an acct
dent in boyhood which scared and
closed his esophagus, had TO have
an opening made in his stomach
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-17
HELP WANTED

WANTED SIX MEN BETWEEN
ages of IS and 80 who are willing
10 work. Good pay. Apply at OF
flee. Continental Hosiery co.
l3 Iii
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-17

TINS deal occurred in a duplicate
in January Of 1929, when a GER
tain good pair missed the grand
siam through bidding as in Table /
above. Three years later, it was
D.-tci6u-ed by King
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-17
FOR RENT

FARM ON HALE SHARES. GOOD
tobacco and corn land. c. 3.
Moore, Poplar Creek Road, r.. t.,
Henderson. N. c. lT-6ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-17
REPAIR SERVICE
RADIO REPAIR SERVICE

ltADlO hEl AIN DIN ElNE
w licensed radio engineers WITH
4 full stock of tubes and replace
mem parts are ready to repair
yOul radio and give YOU prompt
service. We guarantee every job.
Free pickup service. II and T
Radio Repair Service, 100 West
CALL UPCHURCH & DAEKE FOR
your radio needs, we repair all
makes. our stock IS complete, two
experienced radio tecnnlclans to
handle your raolo problems, all
work guaranteed. Also electro
motors repaired n reWouno, call
needs may be. Phone 2O4-W.
19-tf
*
ELECTRICAL APELlANC 10 or
ed. We guarantee our work.
Friendly, efficient service. Phone
How, Tanner Sewing Machine
and Electric Shop, 1913 n. Garnet
street. thurs-mon-tf
"
RADIO SERVlCE-OVER 20 YEARS
and a complete stock of tubes and
repair parts. guarantee you first
class radio service at a reasonable
cost. Complete factory service On
eIry I' SarI;na pbona 4a6
--
WE WILL WIRE YOUR HOME IN
Conduit. Metal Mould. BX Cable
or Romex Cable, as you want it.
Can rs for estimate on YOU job.
No lob too large or too small. All
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-17
SPECIAL NOTICE

HENDERSON BUSINESS COL
lege. Accredited. New term Jan
uaf| 2. Your earning power de-
p2ndS upon what You are able 10
Go. Get business training. 20
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-17

SEE YOUR COAL. DEALER NOW,
and ne may Ge able 20 help you
Keep warm this winter. Ca!l on US.
II. O. Falknel nd son. Phone 26O.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-17

FOR QUICK SALE GLASS DOOR
CHA closet and round oak dim
ing table. Apply 6l5 Rowland St,
phone 334-J. l5-2ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-17
LOST-FOUND

SOC 90 REWARD FOR RECOVERY
OF big white male fox hound, with
large black spots, large head and
black spot on top Of head. DR.. d.
E. kallman, phonc C26. l5-3ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-17
FOR RENT

me Of the best farms in the county.
with coal stoker for curing tObaC-
co. 8 Acres Tobacco, 10 acres cot
ton. One mile from town. Al. B.
Wester, Observation-Disclosures = Real
Estate, l2-5ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-17

LOST FRIDAY OBLONG CHANGE
purse with 2iDper, containing from
$500 to $500 and drivers permit
for Mrs. J. H. Moore. Finder keep
money and return purse and per-
nit to Vance Cleaning Co. 1871
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-17

LOST 500 GOVERNMENT CHECK
made payable to Douglas E. SciSm.
Also some mail. If found please
notify Mrs. Dora f. Burrows, West
End, Henderson. Phone 651-J.
15-2U
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-17

HFlGHI TIN LARD CANS. TIN
IIe Plates, No. 3 Tin Cans. Auto
.E.'Ie Scaless and Tin Serving
I'ays. Watkins Hardware CO.
iI-"!i
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-17
FOR SALE

tLECRIC LAMP BULBS. 10 WATT
~ 10 800 watt. G. L. quality
Electric table lamps for sale.
Watkins Hardware co. l5-3ti
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-13

Choice lots in Seminole Hills.
acres: Sugarbush ano Shoemaker
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Ranch hOmesites

Ranch Homesites
i0ox45O ana other sizes; wen 70
stricted: reasonably prices: easy
terms: Harper. near Croker and st.
Louis church: also i0ox3o0; well re-
Clinton River bridge-only s595: 500
down: $40 month.
FARMS
80 acres: good buildings: II stanch-
ions and milking machine; near New
Haven-sl2. 900.
Homes
rooms: bath: bedrooms. full base
ment: hot air heat; laundry tubs: Pear
garage; on Eastman street-s6,50 500.
7 rooms: bath: l bedroom down: ;
up; hot water heat; lot 5oxi40: Gallup
AT North avenue-s6 500: 81, 900 down:
possession In ten days.
rooms; bath: on river: fireplace;
fun basement; hot air heat; garage.
IA e., on Schoenherr road-$5.5 500.
BEAUTIFUL year around home. near
mouth of Clinton river.
cozy cottage on Clinton river; 3 bed
rooms: city water: stoker heat: lot TO
xll6-s2. 700: $500 down.
COY cottage with new complete
bath: city water: septic tank: garage;
acre good garden land; fruit and
berries: furnished: including electric
stove: electric hot water heater; cabi-
ret sink; ice box; new oil heater -
81. 200: So 900 down.
In New Haven-5 rooms: toilet; Scar
garage; 2 acres good land: $50 II. from
tage-s3. 600: S700 down: $50 month.
5 rooms: bath; oil heat: one acre
good garden soil-si. 500: 50 900 down.
rooms: bath: solid brick 10 second
floor; 3 bedrooms; living room: kitch-
en-. sun roon. fun baSement. poW hot
air furnace. Scar garage: lot 80xl00:
plenty shade trees: In Warren-$9. 500:
81, 900 down.
OTIS
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"a Houses For Sale -


i08 LINCOLN avenue-eroom brick
veneer house: bed rooms: newly dec
Grated; full basement hot air heat: =
esr-gsrsse. Inquire- i60 Market street
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AVON Products. Inc, needs two sales
representatives. Pleasant prohtabIe
work. Write Monitor-Leader 335. All
Evening star., 1945-09-04
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ASSISTANT, thorough
ly capable, secretarial background, to re-
lieve busy executive Of routine and details,
supervise stenographic activities; downtown
you to offer? Box 494-J, Star. A.
designing, remodeling, al
terations. Reasonable. MISS BERT, 1880
EDITOR-Research. rewrite, radio adver-
tising; BA journalism 1910; experience in
meeting top executives. Box 63.S, Star. .
MANUSCRIPTS TYPED, edited If desired;
meticulous work. Telephone Glebe $3.50.
WOMAN, unencumbered.
good sewer, wishes position as maid, COM
panion. housekeeper. children. etc.; sleep
in. Box 121-S. Star.
NURSE, cQlored desires 8 or 10 hr. duty:
doctors reference. Call Ii, 5071 any time
NURSE, graduate, available. Dial FIR.
$3.50 mot after 6 p.m)
Cali RE. $500. EXT $500. S.
TEACHER, experienced, French, Spanish.
German, seeks: Tutor, companion, gov
erness, secretary work: excellent references.
Trayelsd. Write Box lis, Star. g. =
WIDOW, former teacher, will assist in
excfi. ,unfurn.- quarters for 1I-yr. son
18th grade) and self, plus small salary.
Write Box 4S6-J, Star.
REAL ESTATE OFFICE CLERK, employed
. years in rental department of large real
estate oflce; some knowledge OF typing;
experienced in preparing court notices,
etc; will start at S135 mo-; available i'm
mediately. Box 136-H, Star.
Evening star., 1945-09-04
HONE IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

AssEsTos sIpMo; roonns. soes voc, u; z;
sYIs 5ien ca :: fS1 sstn'ts7 i7.7 81
nv warehouse At 7th and T ne pI
eafrENIRY-Hom. improvements Q, al
MoRSxE pSTMER Is., can "A. cess s.ssios: 6:
p5Ish.s and Walks s'ehf ehimneys pspsees
s; .sL,l5. MA,lh5oVSc1o, Route 4 Horners lane
FIooR si sERvIcE, nothing but the best:
laying. sanding. nnishins: cleaning. par
~ sE'fs Rd isia VISOR
HEATiNG-Americsn Radiator Co. boilers
and radiators in stock for immediate In.
stallation; no down payment; estimates at
ESd1SsnsfSa Eng Co Ra a. % soso s. s7ss
or 81. $500 evenings.
ssns .:tss1.. ESsss .es :':ffSs 4H
saSaa s q 7o6 Hss sh sns7 add .dd
aaa ss.d nass pohes s0
sestos siding and roofinE and general house
onth, ass Sar HOME
oNylATING CO. 1870 Irving st. NV. AD,
PAINTING, decorating. roof repairs; white
tims, anA'5asi GENERAL HoMs REPAIRS. Ap.
SCREEN YOUR PORCH while I have the
material Anything In home Improvement.
Phone Sliso 0942 ewes, ask for Mr.. TAY-
DEAL WITH RELIABLE FIRM. We do
papering, painting, asbestos siding, slag
and shingle roofing, weatherstrippinE, in
Free estimates. No cash down, small
monthly payments. FEDERAL CONTRACT
ING CO., els New York ave. NV. MA.
faiSST1Nc AND rArER1NG. int. and ext:
roof painting. Cali MI. 1904, r. L. Nc
WATERPRoFING,. all kinds: Easements
ERT e. PRICE, RE 1891. g..
N vmGINlA-CaIi PATTERSON -GARDl.
NER CORP Hobart 412c. Johns-Man-
Vile roofing. sidins insulation: storm win
SENEkAI Hai si coNTHHcfoK. BUILDING con-
struction. repairing. remodelins. asphalt
shinsle roofs. asbestos wall siding, insula-
t.on SaWi sSNs5stii. "a Ravifsss afsssa Estimates free
q i, MAAssHNGGT9N I.call ,ot PATERSON.
vile roofing siding: insulation; storm win
dows. screens heating. Terms.
REMODEL, moderntse your nome now:
terms; free estimate. NATIONAL INSTAL.
LATION co. b502 Wis. ave WI 1900
JOHNS-MANvILLE roofing, siding. insula-
tion, storm sash: long terms: free esti-
Evening star., 1945-09-04
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. reg weekly-monthly serv-
ices; genl records, taxes, financial reports:
XccoUNfINdG iiISds STUDENT desires uli-tim.
work. accountants ofice or as bookkeeper
AccSuSTaSf c,Ot sTas rlIs5 fsooKREEpER, WASHINGTON
office executive, capable taking full charge
draft exempt. Box 479-J. Star: A.
APARTMENT HOUSE MANAGER, expert
enced, returned Wash. serviceman. ac-
countant, desires placement part, fun time.
What XlsnIi.Try hays yon2 p2,vR RSx 72,s' Star, A.
ployed with local dept. Store, desires Job
with reputable business nrm Give par
tieulars: Box 424,J. Star. S"
ATTORNEY. familiar with title work and
land records in Arlington and Fairfax
Counties, would like to search titles for
attorney in either county In reply give
fIll full aesails tails ;u Box 416.J: Star, 5.
ENGiNIER, registered. experienced in
Ayaiis,bls M i1,i! . part time for dssisn problems
EXEcuTivE@Extensive experience in ed.
itorial, promotional and public relation.
work, technical background: recently con.
sultant to War Department; Age 43
MAN, colored, wants light tanttor work
with living quarters. NO. S534. 3'
MAN, colored, wants job as chauffeur
valet or truck driver; good refs, 20 yrs
in city. JAMES, HO. s35s. 5.
YOUNG MAN desires part-time evening
work, tabulating, typing or clerical. 6
nights per week. Box 4S5-J. Star. g
Evening star., 1945-09-04
PERSONAL,

HOWELL ACADEMY, an accredited coun-
try day and boarding school for boys IN
elementary through Junior high school
work is combined with all sports. art.
music. swimming and riding; transp. furn.
REFINED. EDUCATED LADY will stay
several nights week with one or two chill
dren in exchange for room, NV. section
REIfnsE RTsItffsTsa R1x 7s stas ssERy1cE For
soststins." " ad. writing. shost writins. pIS.
iho1NS raoNE 'si shEFaEsn Tiss 81 ssse ga Ask for
Wright. ii you are in need Of . loan up to
$500 on your signature.
M RA s sou ), nssd .ssh a snsss
Slip iIf' covERs. oSSSs: co. 's'' ssaV. Specials
pieces made Of your own fabric, S32 SO;
tom-msde draperies, bedspreads. DAId-
swiss AMERICAN watches repaired. 8 to
on premises for prompt attention; pearls
TRcH cES sSa .ss5Y dF Fi21Ese RR s1 6G f6
bo 5Tefa YOU HAZE ano 9o write se' letter, Let m.
compose, write and mail 1t. MRS. MILLER
aiSHL1 siS IN t WOMAN sS teaches
lish. ,self-confidence,. freedom from self
consciousness. French conversation, public
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or nc
fee. relief from pains and aches due tc
weak heart. asthma. rheumatism. arthritis
ments. Also relief for aching, swollen feet
eSafs., daas NS'slGD4ssss sH sss5. y yeats 'A'e' ~
order: also private class in hatmakins
MI. 0046 after 4 pm.