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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

POPULAR piano and accordion instruc-
IS now mted NUMBER of new
pupils for the fall season. viii guarantee
that you viii play. popular songs. in 20
lessons. Course also consists of sight
reading. harmony and theory. Call Mr..
NEWMAN, VI M MRandolpA $500. 16s
complete curriculum, qualified experienced
teachers. Convenient transportation. Classes
start September l7th: Du. 929S.
ginners and refresher courses in short
hand, typing, bookkeeping, comptometer,
courses, books. Est. IS years. accredited. Ap-
proved GI school, Position guaranteed grad
yates INQUIRE Ma. 1888. BOYD SCHOOL,
Beauty CULTURE, HAIR SITTING. Eve;
ming and day classes. UPSHUR BEAUTY
coLLEGE, 1929 3eth st. n.es phone, y WA
iSDiivfDUAL INSTRUCTION - Mathe-
MATES and physics; primary mary ~ grades
NV. Phone Emerson 1885. 16s
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HeLp WoMfN.

YOUNG WOMAN, IS to 90. learn addrsSso-
sFsDh oPsrssira arI.a pe5ms1sns RSNs'ssion onAr
2012 11th ct NV. DE. 1900.
YOUNG WOMEN, 25 to 30 yrs. Of age
interested in personnel work; must hav.
ceIisse sscksrounS ApglE spgioymsn' g s,n
4 AZ JoB I You VIII ENJoY-Learn this in.
weekly, with rapid increases. permanent
pssitionS promHtion .ss4
18th st. fn.ws Mondsy throush Friday.
p;m, THE cHEsApEAkE q PoToMAc
LAID Off Don't let it happen again
We have steady peacetime positions for
colored cafeteria workers. New wage
schedule, plus merit increases, GOVERN-
MENT SERVICES. INC, needs workers
with promotion possibilities. Apply Ills
KNoWLEDGGE OF BooKKEEPING. experi.
snss not we srk WIN teach Saurs you
week MoyiEs pisttgre s sSnssSs RHn srRyg1ei RAygplil
CORP. goo New Jersey ave. NV.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOK. colored. frst-class. wants Job ir
school or restaurant or private family, ne
laundry: exp. city ref. Write Box 18th
Star 14s
GIRL. colored, nightwork. after 8 pm
experienced short-order cook, waitress, ol
assistant barmaid DU 1888, LUMANDA
work. FR. o45s. O' '' = '''''e ''''' ''''
GIRL, colored. desires housework or work
IN nursery an; to2 pm; no Sunday;
GIRL, colored: part-time, evening work
pm. until pm. 4 nights week. AID.
i2eS Hie!a .fss5 fsGH66pIm pm GIRL eolor.d wants 10,
ewes, al DU 1912
experienced white woman
to take full charge of home, S25 week
Box 243-H, StaI 15'
WOMAN, coiored. desires general house
work for Saturday only. 443 Delaware
ave; s;w, after $50 pm; -,
WOMAN, white. with child CD wants light
work: some pay with room and board
Box 50-T, Star 16s
Evening star., 1945-09-14
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

TEACHERS, your profession needs you
now. Our best private schools and many
public schools, have salaries from $500
to $4,000. Register with US now. ADAMS
TEACHERS AGENCY. 204 Colorado Bldg,
SECRETARY Il Capitol Hill, mo-, $40
wk.; Capitol Hill stem, perm, $1,000 up:
unusual positions very Interesting, Legal
secretsry. @ & williamsburg. @ % Va. $50 s5o wt. R Hun Jun,
dreds of others. For better positions al
Ways visit BoyD's, 1888 F st. NV.
Evening star., 1945-09-14
MIscELLANEoUs FOR SALE.

for home comfort and con.
boilers, stokers, electric hot-water heaters
beating plants and relation, summer.
winter hookup. gas ranges, electric clock
Ethermostats and other controls. Terms
AMERICAN APPLIANCE CO., NO. l444
EN- 3142. DI. 0122.
ABC IRONERi Easy washing machine. lat.
est model made: junior dinette: metal Gid.
er: comb gas-coal range; other misc. arti.
cles RA; 3Ql5 1921 4th st. NV.
ASH CANS. large, IN good condition. 81 6t
Ain C0SpITfoNERs, Ph,ico. York. win
dSx n9sss sso6AD sfSisE XhoNbff1sdtSSSs 9sNsf q SSs
CO.. 2613 12th st. ne. CO. 1928. 2Ss
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,ME IMP. COMPANIES tceas.

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JOHNS-MANyILLE roofing. siding, insula-
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WATERPRoOFING, all kinds; easements
waterproofed windows caulked. etc. ROB-
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MATTRESSES. white, full-time, exper III
serving highest type clientele; good hrs,
wages and tips; splendid working condi-
tons. PARROT RESTAURANT, 1901 goth
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ABLE COOK and general holseworfer

Gali Wo Iof ssn ssnoS Monssy 20 ooh To- DAYS s@o
ssss,,fsss Hs;ss 7!Sss '. nome N
"a. s7iS until pm. WI. sssas After
MAID. apt. near 18th and Columbia I'd :.
dinner dinner; stay / evening: s Thursday as. alter
noon and sunday on; $50 and carfare.
$50 wk.- Decatur $3.50. 80
MOTHERS HELPER, full or part time.
Mo4hERs hsstiiEs aanrEn Gs MA 1s asS in or out. mic,
room mia shS b.s; lsssndTy an =. hslp care for IA
i've in 81 EN- ssse edspenda0ls' clean;
sgSsE r.aui9 e hs ss fss sss children ref
sssssi sss saasi's .sd s.rial. sidss Z
NURSE. colorsd or white, experienced.
old child and infant; November; Si00 mo.
Reverse charges, Ashton 5534
mnkss s = faT sSy $50 1.o Mss
NuRsEMAID and cook. white, exper. to live
T. sna ssss. care a. .ray. aE q pss s6
high class guest house. Apply i7i2 New
PaRPsTfME PsRPsfius asei sceiHAMMBERMArD; experience
and references required; 8 to 1890 PM;
sundays, II to p.na;; 60c an hr. For
RELIABLE WOMAN to care. for small apt.
Of WORKING mother; no child care; 5h-day
SCHOOLGIRL. g.hw., some ironing. for
Saturday morninss: SOC hr. and fare.
$500 7th st. NV, GE 4940.
WHITE PERSON for cooking and down.
stairs cleaning, good permanent job;
Chevy Chase; $50 weekly. Call MR..
OuRusQFF, RE. S275.
WOMAN, white. help with housework
Tuesday and Friday; S-hour day; S. day.
TH. Obj.
WOMAN. white, part time, fye afternoons
weekly, Light housework. help with care
.year-old baby, soc per hour, carfare; ref
erences; Arlington vicinity. BOZ ass. Star.
WOMAN. white. good cook and house.
keeper, $3.50 per mo. Call WO. 2p08.
WOMAN. white, TO take charge of entire
house: cooking cleaning, for iamiiy. 81 5;
GOOD opportunity for clean houSekeepeT
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-01

know that even when the guns stop firing,
the cost CT war goes on and on. AS the cas-
ual:y lists grow, thousands more Of our
wounded must he cared for. And Amer.
ica's fighting men Get the best care in the
world.
Help make the gooI-on your payroll
You thrilled to the news of Two and Min'
danao; of The bombing of Tokyo, Nagoya.
Osaka. The victories in Germany filled
your'heart with pride. The men who gave
their blood for victory met their quota.
How about you?
Study the chart on this page. See what
your country expects son to do in the Itl
War Loan. Remember. you are part OF
Nmcrica-a part o. Americas might! Pour
OFT yomr might in the mighty 9TH War Loan
90. for yoirset -. for your country. 80.
for Victory!
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-01

< 7or-'vE never been asked to do more
" in any War Loan. 4 nd the need has
never been more urgent!
Yes, this one is going to hurt! It's going
to take every extra dollar you can spare
and then some 70 meet your personal
quota. 1t means that you must buy the War
Bond you think you can't AFFORD!
BY this time last year you been called
upon tsuice to help meet the tremendous
cost OF this global war. This is the first time
in 1915 your country has called on you.
That's why thc need is greater. That's why
you must buy bigger War Bonds -. and
more Of them.
When it's a case Of lives or equipment...
we cannot wait to repair pmen,. We
cannot wait to transport arms from one
thcater of war to another. New aud ed
>anceG equipment must be sent III q ncvc".
ending stream to the I&cilc. And you
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16

and giders depositing airborns
personnel behind the Nazis' Rhina
line.
Initial films Of the Okinawa In
vasion in the Pacific area also ara
featured on the film bill.
ADVERTIsEMENT
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
Eastwood
Opening

ODDITIES FROM the stage
and circus sideshows will feature
Eastwood Parks Palace OF Won
ders in the Worlds Fair ballroom
starting today which marks the
official opening Of the outdoor
amusement season.
Some OF the mysticism OF the
Far East Is to be found in the
Mystic Temple at the opposite
end Of the midway and between
these two are rides Of every de-
scription from the Bobs Coaster
to the Bubble Bounce.
Midway amusements are all
operating and roller skaters will
find their sport active each eve
ming and Sunday matinee with
organ music.
Eastwood Gardens will open
officially May IS with Les Brown
and his band but prior to that
there will be several special
parties including the Metropolitan
Sorority and Fraternity annual
gala which will be for the benefit
of disabled veterans at Percy
Jones Hospital.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16

The cellar laundry is a nuisance,
danger, a waster Of time, and a
cause of much unnecessary hard
work.
AMIaG Il mstv M Euay
We, at Good Housekeeping, in
tend to do everything We can to
get the laundry out Of the cellar
and onto the first floor, where it
belongs.
And we're renewing our crusade
now-so the idea will be we'll en-
trenched by the time laundry
equipment is again available.
To find eat into how small a
space we could fit a workable
laundry, we planned one JaJf nine
feet JqHGre.
Then We built it here at Good
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16

Az OLD American custom has
n placed a needless burden on
our women.
That custom is to put the iauu-
dry in the cellar of the average
American home:
where it is often dark and
damp.
where a woman must carry
her solled clothes down an Extra
flight Of stairs. Often, the most
dangerous stairs in the house.
where she must race upstairs
each time the phone rings, each
time the baby cries, each time
someone GENES to the Aeef.--
where, finally, she must stag
ger upstairs with baskets OF wet
clothes that would tax the strength
OF many man.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
No woman in America
should have to do this

Housekeeping. And washed clothes
in it. And did the ironing in it.
And found it wonderfully conve-
nient. So would you!
If you had this hrst-Aoor laun-
dry, you could keep an eye on the
children, answer the phone and
doorbell easily, do your wash in
pleasant, kell-lighted surround
ings, and not have to carry any
thing up or down cellar stairs.
The day will come when you
ean have il. So small a space can
be borrowed" in many homes; or
added without great inconve-
nience. IL can easily be planned
before a new home is built.
And you can put everything in
il. Our nine-by-nine experiment
contains a rub, washing machine,
ironer, ironing board, and conve-
nient shelves. There's room left
for a heated drier, too, if you have
one.
Much of this equipment has
been, or will be, written up in our
editorial columns. Some of it APP
pears in our advertising pages.
you see it in either place, you
know we have tired it out in the
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
Michigan
Has Henie

IT'S A TECHNICOLOR treat
that Sonia Henie fans have In
store for themselves with Its a
Pleasure" which opened yester-
day at the Michigan.
This is the first time Miss
Henie has shown her true colors
in pictures and she comes out
looking very sleek and slim.
There is no doubt that she Is
the greatest virtuoso ice skater Of
our times and her performances
are doubly dazzling when photo
graphed in brilliant hues.
But IL is also true that she Is
one Of the worst actresses on the
screen, and when she's called
upon to reveal great emotional
stress as in several scenes In this
picture, we can't quite face 1t.
The story deals with a profess
sional skater, who falls in love
and marries a brilliant hockey
PLAYER who has been ruled off the
ice for being a trouble shooter.
ON THE ROCKS
Their love strikes an iceberg
when he gets involved with the
wife OF the shows producer, gets
drunk k-and- misses his opening
night.
Miss Henie goes on for her hus-
band, Of course, stops the show
and wins a star spot IN big
revue. This entails the usual sac
rifice on the part Of the husband,
Michael O'Shea, who bows out OF
the picture for two reels, leaving
Sonia to believe that he's gone
off with the other woman.
You've seen all this before, but
never on ice. so there Is at least
one thing unique about It's a
Pleasure.
SAMBA ON ICE
The best sequences. naturally,
are those with Miss Henie skating
or, rather, practically swimming
in a frozen sea OF color. Her can
can is cute but the most startling
Of all is the "Tico Tico" saInba
on blue ice. which brings the pic
ture to a close.
There are many effective mo-
ments and the montage sequences
are we'll handled, but there seems
to be a curious shortage Of musi-
cal numbers. With one or two
exceptions, like "Tico Tico, al
most the whole score Is devoted
to playing the song. Romance" -
as everything from weepy theme
music to a Holiday for Strings"
to which Miss Henie and Don
Loper do a dance without blades.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16

only laboratory Of its kind main
tanned by a women's magazine.
Week in, week out, we carry on
experimental work and investiga-
ton Of products, because we want
you 70 have confidence in every
page fevery issue OF Good House
keeping.
For your faith in usis our most
jealously guarded possession. To
deserve it, and to maintain 1t, We
make you this pledge!
That at no time, and not for
any reason, or any profit, will
any page of Good Housekeep.
ing-editorial or Advertising
trade unfairly on your trust.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
TeIenews Shows
Allies Rhine Drive

THE DRIVE of nine Allied
armies beyond the Rhine River is
depicted In the latest newsreels on
the screens OF the Downtown and
Norwood Teienews theaters this
week.
Spectacular scenes show the
Third Army's attack on Coblenz
and 1900 u. s. troop-carrier planes
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
Films in Review
By CHARLES GENTRY
A Tree
Superb

"a TREE GROWS IN BROOK
LYN," which opened at long last
at the Fox yesterday is not only a
masterpiece from the entertain
ment standpoint, but II also repre-
sentS a triumph over what we
have always facetiously referred
10 as the movies cast system.
The usual procedure is 10 buy
a best-seller and then squeeze
names" into II, whether they nj
or not. They'll even cut Gary
Cooper down TO size, II they think
he means box office.
But in a Tree Grows" Twentl-
eth Century-Fox and Director
Ella Kazan have shown rare good
taste in picking people who actu-
ally are perfectly qualified 10 play
the characters they are chosen TO
portray.
In each instance they are Won
derful. Dorothy Mcclure. who Is
one OF the most talented OF our
younger set OF actresses is ideal
as Katie" the patient Griselda
OF Brooklyn. James Dunn makes a
sensational come back as the
drunken wlnsome Johnny Nolan
and Joan Blondell has never given
better performance In her life
than she does as the flirtatiouS
and tickle Aunt Sissy.
For those who have not read
the book, you only need to know
that IL concerns tha life and hard
times OF poor family struggling
to exc out an existence in a
Brooklyn tenement at the turn OF
the last century.
But the picture n seen through
the eyes OF the young daughter,
"Francie" and with childs
fancy. the whole sequence OF
events takes on a kind of squalid
beauty that 10 amazing.
A GREAT PICTURE
Although there are too many
ciose-ups OF ''F'rancie" and too
many studied poses, Peggy Gar
ner does a beautifully sensitive
job and Ted Donaldson is great
as the tough little hoodlum
brother, "Neeley."
Lloyd Nolan steals several OF
the scenes as the sympathetic po-
licernan, "McShane.'
We regret that space doesn' t
permit q more detailed revue. be-
cause we could dwell for several
columns on the wonderful tene-
ment vignettes, and episodes which
combine sordid realism and yet
wonderful feeling for atmosphere.
The scene in the ice cream parlor,
the shaving mug, the Christmas
party; all are done with tremen-
dous artistry
This is undoubtedly one OF the
best pictures of the year and one
which should so on your must
list.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
Film Time Clock

ADANs-"Hsre Come the co-Edt" 5, 7ss
1915 ., m, I'm Remember April" eS7,
Is p. N.
street" SOS, SIS o. m: Practically
YouIs." 6.Aa.1o.1n .. m.----
FISHER - Casanova Brown" 8, TS1,
1910 .. m; "FiEhtinE Lady" e:37, s:1e
,. m,
Fox-"A Tree Grows In Brooklyn" .,
r:2l, e:42 ?. m.
MADIsoN-'Fightins Lady" sos, 1855.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
ITO Architects, Builders,
and Homeowners

Plans for our 80 foot laundry were
described In an articles Bring the
Laundry Upstairs" In Good House
keeping for November. 1914. II You
would like . FREE reprint OF thIs
article, write 20 Good Housekeeping.
s7th Street and Stb Avenue, New York
~, Ny.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16

ioAS p m: "cI5InovI BroWn," s7I,
9:13 D. m.
MICHI6AN-'ItI q Pleasure" .. T;4l.
lo.27 p. m; "HlEhpoNsred," ass -ais
PALM8sTATE - "Advsnturss of Kitty
ODay," Sol, $50 p m; Guest In the
House." o:l6. ga p. m.
Sis, 75o, 1890 .. m; Cray kniEhts."
o:35. e:15 .. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16

Every man or woman IN the
armed services il in the war
1000. Does yolr war effort
add up to 1000? Check up and
see' IL you do these things reg
ulsrly-score i0oo each. II
sometimes- score Sc each.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-24

rm. furnished and bath. garage.
chicken coop, 40 n. on North Gratiot
by $50 f. deep. $500. u cash.
rms, baths. stoker. gross IN
come. 500 per month. IS. 900, $4,000
down.
6 rm. brick. natural fireplace. paved
street. 50 500. $4,000 down. SIS per
month.
40 acres on Fairchild Road near
Hall Road. 5000 per acre. No buildings.
ga acres; room house; new barn;
some fruit on good gravel road. $500
y Cash.
For Sale. Land contract: property
sold for $500; bal. due s2,ss7 paying
off at $4,000 per month will give 1917
discount for Cash.
rms. finished. electric. running
water. $1,000.
3 rms. electric. large lot, $4,000.
s rms. bath, large lot. garage. $500,
$1,000 down.
rms. garage. flowing well. $500,
$1,000 down. s2s so per mo.
6 rms. modern. $4,000. $500 down.
7 rms. baths, Pear garage, rents
for s45 mo $4,000. u cash.
rms. full basement. stoker. living
room. diningroom. bedroom. kitchen on
first floor: bedrooms and bath on Sec
ond bloor. $1,000. $4,000 down.
3 apt. house. rent SIS month. heated.
$4,000, $500 down.
200 Fl. frontage on North Avenue.
$50 II. deep, running 10 river. full base
ment. steam heat. livingroom, sunroom,
diningroom. kitchen, breakfast nook.
bedroom on first floor: bedrooms and
bath on second floor. Garage. chicken
coop. plum, ~ pear. Q peach, 2 ap-
pie trees. $4,000.
family apt. hot water. heat. stoker.
income SIT per mo. $4,000. $500
down
rms hot water, heat. natural fire.
place, lot rs X $50. $1,000. $4,000 down.
Grocery store and fixtures, $500.
Stock inventory.
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Farm Fresh Marker

1850 N. Gratiot Bet Joy and Hall Rd
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E. A. Kerner

Also open Sundays. ] 20
1928 South Gratiot. Mt Clemens
Route z: Box Phone S48l L
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LumIey-Johnson-Hunt
Realty Co.

40 Macomb St. Pm. e7ii-7oi5 Mt. Glenn
ems
FOR THE convenience OF those who
are daily employed our real estate Of
flee will remain open every Monday
evening from TO Q y. m. during the
summer months.
For Sale-Nice 5-room house on Sizes
Ia: canal on back; 42xl40-S5. 900: S2.-
600 down: balance $50 per month.
About 5h acres facing on jefferson
avenue and Croker Blvd, and the
iake-Sl5.0O0 half down.
Home on Broadway: 8 rooms down
with bath: large pantry large bed
rooms up with unfinished room; plen-
~ closets; 4 rooms in basement with
all conveniences including toilet -
81. 900; half cash.
Home on Lanse Cruese drive: 5
rooms; garage 2ox2o with three lots 100
by 800 each: including good egg route
and equipment; priced to sell: terms.
Beautiful light brick residence on
Croker Blvd. rooms including two
bed rooms down: upper a dandy. but
toilet in complete basement: must be
inspected TO be appreciated; lot 75xl5o.
Price $4,000. Terms.
Real buy on Moross near cass: 4
large rooms and bath down; lovely
rooms and bath up; basement with hot
air furnace. cement walks. lawn anu
plenty of flowers. Can be used as sin
gle house or as income with up or
down. Priced 10 sell at $1,000 with
terms.
Corner M-e7 and Butler road for
sale consisting OF 8A acres; 10 room
modern home: hot air heat: bath: fine
basement; new roof sided with John
Mansfield white shingles; good barn
with new roof: 600 feet on Clinton riv-
er; 100 feet on roadroad track 300
feet on Butler and M-87 bounded on
east by city limits of Mt Clemens.
Very productive soil: priced 70 sell.
Beautiful Broom house In residential
section: bed rooms; toilets on both
floors; large attic and basement: every
convenience including natural fire
places and lovely porch: churches and
schools within blocks; price $1,000;
terms
Gas station az intersection OF two
paved highways: 2 gas pumps; ! fuel
pump; AAA service; service car
HOSTS and almost new greasing equip
ment; ] fuel truck and all the neces-
sary equipment of a first class station
selling Blue Sunoco gas-Sl7 500; terms
New home; rooms; bath down;
bed room and hall up: electric stove
with home lot l20xl30: all newly
fenced Price 700; cash; near North
Gratiot in city.
LumIey-Johnson-Hunt
Realty Co.
40 Macomb ST. Phone 67li-7ol5
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Seeds. Plonts. Flowers H-2l
Ole Bill SEE

Now that Spring has come and gone
and winter is well on rs way we can
expect Summer 20 sneak up on us any
day now With warm, safe weather
Wen begin moving thousands OF annual
plants from our greenhouses 20 our
nuals always lose an argument with
cold weather.
OUR PLANT POLICY
To grow a better. husky. heavier
rooted transplant than is ordinarily
available: 70 deliver II with soil pro-
tected roots properly packaged 20 han
die safely until planted: and 20 offer
more complete and desirable service 20
particular home gardeners Visi, our
market display and see Just what we
are doing about II
PANSIES AND vIoLAs
A vast variety of kinds and colors
which viii bloom heavily all Summer
and Fall and continue 10 live outdoors
three years or more regardless OF ex-
IRENE heat or cold. Plants available
until July.
THOUSANDS OF PETUNIAs
About fifty popular named and lab
eled sorts and colors. Bedding types 10
giant four inch open throat glants-sin-
giles, doubles, fringed ruffled.
ANIMALS AND PERENNIALS
Our flower plant list reads like seed
catalogue-all the popular kinds and
coors and many hard-to- Get sorts.
VEGETABLE PLANTS
Our varieties are selected after ex-
tensive field trials OF our own farm
crops. Tomatoes. peppers, cabbage.
cauliflower. egg plant, melon. cucum-
ber
Farm Fresh Marker
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LumIey-J ohnson-Hunt
Realty Co.
40 Macomb ST. Phone 67ll-70l5

Modern home: steam heat; large lot:
on Belleview avenue: priced 20 sell.
8 room modern house on Huron ave
nue.: about years old; good buy
with liberal terms.
Modern home on Riverside Drive;
priced right.
For these and other real estate val.
ueS see
GATZ REALTY
1917 North Gratiot Phone 6521 c
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