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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-14
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capital and therefore no stock
holoers. II is composed entirely
d the policyholders who own
al Of It's assets and who control
Is management through board
Of directors chosen by them.
Metropolitan has invested in
mortgages the sum Of $4,000
10 assist Negroes In purchasing
| and repairing property in blight
Cd areas, The areas affected by
= 'aese Investments are ones that
no bank. trust company or mort
tage company would accept risk
en- he declared.
Therefore. we feel proud 10
be able to assist our people in
such vital problem. We have
invested $4,000 in " s. Savings
Bonds
Our company employs 1870
Negroes. representing the largest
humber OF our people working
ier any Negro owned organiza-
ton IN Michigan. The company IL
ssc engaged in activities of the
community which affect the
health. civic and social stand
a.ds OF the Negro race with the
am TO improve the same"
Brown Is Lawyer
II has been reliably reported
70 The Tribune that a large sum
q money was contributed by
Mlriy local undertakers TO in
sure the passage of the bill. In
addition the assistance of out
Naie moriicians was sought and
delegation visited the Senate
V urge the passage of House Bill
10Y, Former State Senator Jo-
,sph Brown represented the
wolverine Funeral Directors in
ultlr appeal for passage OF the
Measure.
The fight against Digss start
&c from the time the under
iskers felt that they had not
received fair treatment when
: law prohibiting burial -
eleiies from operating IN Mich
loan was passed.
me Diggs amendment placed
ovIlal societies under the super
.Aon OF the Insurance Depart
Isn't The requirements were
mai q cash deposit Of $4,000 be
ICED Jan: 1. 1898. with the
Lept OF Insurance. and that
ls,erves be maintained on each
p'llcy issued as Of the end Of the
>ssL Diggs was successful in
lung the law passed which
p,vnlolted any other burial So
Tsy rom Incorporating.
'wslvs Companies
me Negro population al that
sThie was approximately 400 900
antre we're IL burial insurance
p.mpanles operating In Detroit.
s,oI 10 this act the burial so
Ties were only under the SUI
mission w '''e'
,o, After the act bec~-~e law. the
t,SS n that IA, 10 meet
t requirements out Of
Sss'ness. The companies that
~, ~ poet the requirements con-
=. n1'so 10 operate. After a period
elm =. ume' they discovered that
s lain reserve requirements Gre
financial drain and they
'o,e their policies by organ
I'M IN life insurance companies
r.n sF the Cooperative Assess
.n, Act, This meant thst they
y. ou !. only have 10 cay reserves
S ~ ne policies issued from the
-. N ney Incorporated under this
mis- released AL reserve
Ttssuons under Act go.
Ian ne Metropolitan Funeral sys-
,, M ASSOCIATION il the only fun
rss. Insurance business In the
e."' s DlgEs was president Of the
~ 1nn''axaiion until last year. lie
- succeeded BY his son. Charles
lst' December
nal action on the new leRis-
dss 'o !, scheduled Tor Wsdnssr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-14

Don St. Louis is the field direc-
tor.
All aeency-written insurance
companies. stock and mutual
doing business in Wayn,
County. are eligible 70 make
this new service available /,
Their assurtd=@ There is M
extra charge to the assured fol
this service.
Road Aid offices are locatec
at ll2l Majestic Building.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-14

Would you like a new linen set
for bridge luncheon Do you want
anne especially nice guest towels,
place mats pillow cases. or table
scarfs. Don't say you can't AFFORD
them hecanee with DIANE PAT.
TERN No ITO YOU can make them
Yourself with these lovely designs
. for just = few pennies 10 your
spare time
Pattern envelope contains hot
iron transfers for a large variety
Of graceful designs. color chart.
suggested materials and full easy.
to-follow directions
Send rs cents Tin coins) for
Pattern No Ito 10 HOME SHOP.
PING SERVICE.
Box no Ills. C.P.0.. New York I.
n Y Re sure to include your name.
address and postal zone number.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-14
Classified Ads
FOR AD-TAKER
CALL WO. 1850
Help Wa nte d

WANTED: Appliance Salesman.
we will train you how TO make
500 $50 week. Commission
and car allowance. Apply
and car allowance. Apply
REGAL Furniture Co., 1858
Gratiot.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-14

HELP WANTED
Canvssssrs Wanted. male or To-
male. Good salary and commit
sion. Apply Shelton Furs. ioi
Z. Grand River.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-14
Real Estate for Sale

REAL. ESTATE-Concord. Graf
lot. Brick. 6-5 rooms, Sll, 900;
Sheridan, Frame, 80 rooms, ex-
cellent income. $4,000; Helen,
single. Z rooms. $500. Good
payment down on above. Mr..
LaPerk 10 7-8772.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-14

el7 Cisirpoinis. near Hudson and
chrysler Plant. East Side.
House with Bedrooms. full
Basement. Steam Heat $500
Cash. Broker. tn. S-277o.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-10-15

dining alcove is completely electri-
fled with dishwasher, stove, re-
~frigerator, automatic washer and
other labor saving equipment. 1t has
the convenient U-shaped arrange
ment and is attractive, with mottled
linoleum floor covering, white and
blue walls and white woodwork.
There are four children in the
family, ages 7 and 5 and the twins a
year old. For that reason Mrs.
Brophy has her automatic washer In
the dining area, which makes it
possible to watch the babies in their
play pen, do the washing and cook
at the same time. Certainly modern
equipment is a great help to young
mothers, and the combined kitchen
and dining room from our grand
mothers era is another labor saver.
There is also an electric washing
machine in the basement; the deep
freeze is there, too. Recently a
double attached garage with breeze
way and utility room adjoining the
kitchen were added.
The attractions in this home were
the twins and the two small brothers,
who most obligingly consented to
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-10-15
Halloween Guests

Ghosts and goblin-witches hobblin'
Dragging broomS across the floor.
Red eyes peering, green lips leering
Oh, what faces at my door!
Each one passes, lads and lasses
Tricks or treats, you know the score.
Apple? Candy? Fine and dandy.
Must be Halloween once more.
Jean Most, Fallon County
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-10-15
3-Piece Outfit for Girls

Below. No. s5o7-A darling little three
piece outfit for young girls-junper, tiny
jacket, simple blouse. Sizes 3, 4, s, 6, 7 and
8 years. Size q, jumper, 1873 yards of 39-inch
material; jacket, short sleeve, l yard; blouse,
l yard.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-10-15

come in from their playing, change
their clothes, brush their hair and
have their pictures taken
The natural gas line from the
north country runs nearby, SO they
can have gas for heating.
Along the same road, we passed
the T. J. Atkins home, set back a
few hundred feet from the highway.
A shelterbelt to the north and IN
usually well terraced grounds sur-
round it. Mr.. Atkins told us that the
former county agent, Blaine Fergu-
son, suggested the rise to the house
from the highway gave an excellent
opportunity for terracing the space.
MI. Ferguson surveyed the ground
and Bill Atkins, the son, did the
work. Its grass on that June day
was a lovely green carpet kept close
cropped by the power mower and
well watered from the irrigation
ditch.
The KeiI Home
a The next home visited was the
John Keil home in the Ledger area.
1t was built during the war. AS a
matter of fact, Mrs. Keil said that
the day before Pearl Harbor all the
materials for their new home were
purchased, and they were able to
go ahead with the building of their
home the summer of 1912.
There is a shelterbelt to the north
and east, with shrubs and low
planting on the inside. The area
around the house is enclosed by an
iron fence, and the grounds have
grass, trees, shrubbery and flowers.
Here indeed is a house designed for
complete living for a small or a
larger family. 1t has a large living
room and dining room combined
two bedrooms and a bathroom down
stairs, three bedrooms and a bath up
stairs.
It's a house in which one woulc
like to stay for a while. The bay
window looking to the north will
a deep davenport in front of it give
good light for reading or sewing
The kitchen is a combination L ant
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-10-15

Below. No. 8377-
Neatly tailored and
so practical = the
ever popular classic
with slimming lines,
nice detail. Sizes IA,
Is, 18, 20; 40, 40, Al
and 46. Size 16, SIS
yards of 39-inch ma
terial.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-10-15

Right. No. isis
Destined for a busy
S e m e S t is this
clever yoked style
for the teen-age miss.
Note choice of
sleeves. Sizes 9, IL,
IL, ID, IA, Is, 16 and
IS. Size IL, three
quarter sleeve, 37s
yards of 39-inch ma
terial.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-04-23

At Seattle Rec. 1t was big. husky
Pete Gattanini of Cooks U-Drive
who was smashing down the wood
Tuesday night. Gattanini. the major
Lacquer with the sweeping ball.
rolled an 801 series, the highest
ever hit in local bowling history.
At Main Bowl the same night. 1t
was Pruney Tsuji of Shanty Inn
who raised a minor quake to close
the 48-'49 season of the Nisei Com
merical league. Tsuji's 275 game
helped his teammates post season
high team game of 1075 and also
salvaged single victory in their
three-game series against 18th Ave.
Service. TAX Asaba, who has a de-
lightful habit of becoming exceed
ingly hot occasionally for Shig IRA
kawa's Shanty Inn assisted with a
586 series which included a final
ZOE game.
Even in defeat Shanty Inns
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-04-23
Northwest Times League Opens This Sunday
Shanty Inn Sets High Team Record
AS TSuI Lines 'em Up for IT'S

/ scores took the spotlight away from
all other good efforts - Fred Ia
kagi t610, Art Segimoto 1896,
George Kimura 1886, Shoichi Su-
yama t58D. Tommy Namba (579
ana Bill TanaIa (570).
The results follow:
INTERNATIONAL REALTY t2l
= Segimoto sos, Yamamoto 5l2
Yokoyama 421. F. Takagi 6lO. No
mura Sic; OVER THE TOP G, -
Taneka $40, Militia SAC, Ihashi 537.
Namba $40, T. Shibuya 467.
MAIN DRUG (2) - Tada 44S.
Fmuta AIS, T. Hidaka $50. Taxa
hashi 498, Kimura 500: CATHAY
POST ID = Eng 1896. Poy 436. Yap-
lee 478, Coon 405, Chin 472.
NORTHWEST TIMES 90 - G..
Tanagi SIT, Nishimoto 45O Hirai
524, Fukei 495, Yamasaki 48i:
PSVGA ID - Iwasaki 535. Kiyo-
hara All, Ota 447. Yamaguchi 487.
Maebori 482.
TWELFTH AVE. 90 - Shiota 5l3.
Nagasawa sos, L. Koga sal. H. Ia
kaai zone game 100 Inouye 1.-TWO
games 291, Mizuki SOL SHANTY
INN IL Kuranishi SOL. Asaba
586, Arita 495, Urakawa 529, Tsuii
592
p S. LAUNDRY (2) - John Asa
hara 525. Shigeo 446. Tanabe $40.
Joe Asahara AL, Yamane 452:
MOBILE Cd - Tsuboi 433. Nishi-
mura AIS, Shimizu 41O. Higashi
AT. Hamasaki 473
SAKAHARA'S (2) - Rick Tana
81 SOB Roy Tanagi AL, Sugawara
481 Oyama 500. S. Suyama SOL;
CITY PRODUCE ID = sasaki
SAT, Horiuchi 42e, Ikeda 486, N. Su-
yama 418, M. Shibuya SIT.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-04-23
Winners Told

ONTARIO, Greg. April % - Ont
ario Nisei Bowling league closed it's
books for the 48-49 season last Sat
urday in Talks Cafe with an award
dinner, Nun Iseri Insurance acted
as master of ceremony and pre-
sented the prizes.
The award winners were: jacket
q Rogers I, championship team;
Oriental Cafe, second-place team.
Mum Iseris, birthplace team,
George Hironaka, season high
scratch game, GAG; Glenn Morioka.
season high scratch series, 686:
jacket & Rogers 1, season high
scratch team series, 2819
Individual prizes for handicapped
weekly high game and series were
also passed out
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-04-23
a Sideline Topics

the new boathouse near Mount Baker
beach on J AXE Washington shore is rapidly taking
shape and in time far the swimming and boat
niy season, we hope Ed HsutakaWa Of SpO-
l;anp AVS golf is taking fmcr hold on the Nisel
in his town than ever before: if that be the case,
Spokane should send stiff competitors to the Paci-
fic Northwef. meet scheduled this year in Portland
the dinner K. X kawagEch tire expert fish
c,1nali. gave his Cosno Classic bowling champion
ship Standard FIolcI the finest we've enjoyed
in quite long time elongated TAX Hvama
and sharp-shooin9 johnny Okanoto were the eX-
Seatt!cnes who led the Chicago HuSkies 10 their
third successive title IL the recent Windy City cage
tourney; incidentally, Hiyama averaged 1916 points
for three games the first column on fishing
for our communities rabid I2iak Waltons, Is due
any week III this newspaper
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-04-23
NIGHTS HIGH

Singles = Pruney Tsuji, Shanty
Inn. 275.
Series - Fred Takagi, Internal
ional Realty, 610.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-04-23
q Salute the Seattle Nisei Bowling Champions

The last of the tcnpins has fallen in the Nisei
bowling leagues in Nam Bowl.
Pre- season fayomte Over the Top Beverage pull
cd out IN front in the last month of play to snare the
Nlsei Commercial league dadem The robust man
nor i'll which Jack Nltta and Bff lhashi finished
during the final push was distinctive contl'jbu
ton 70 the beverage triumph. OF course, the other
powc!iousc2 = Bll Tanaka, Tommy Manila and
TAX Shbuya = definitely were the men who pack
ed tn" Wallop to keep the squad in the upper brac
cot. Main Drug. another Wnll-packed. dvnamitcd
team. slipped up Somtw where in the long campaign,
md Northwest Times, III third spot had the mis-
fortune Of Running smack into nine game losing
streak to fall Ivy the Navsdc.
Scv eth Ave. Service, raIIving around Toki Mi
Mfi, kavocd Tad'S Gardening in tire plavoff to
ride III with the City Merchants flag. Mizukis boys
Aidnt tart the season with the best foot forward
W. thcir furious home stretch squirt earned them
III honorS. Tad s Gardening, Jackson Grocery and
lIattori Realty begged down on the final night.
China Import \ Export wasn't supposed to take
Tire SN(iBO (SrattIc Nisci Girls Bowling Organi-
Zatiou) championship Bat its girls anchored by
lean Numoto, the best girl bowler since Kazzie
YokoNama OF pre-Wal fame literally tramped over
the other squads to snatch the pcnnant by mile
vide margin.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-04-23

Seventh Ave. Service was declared
their championship team of the CITY
Merchants league Thursday night in
Min Bowl
The hard-fighting men of that
team, paced by Toki Mizuki. troun-
ced Tad's Gardening, s to /. in the
playoff match after the two tears
had finished in tie foI first place
in the regular season.
Pesides Mi2uki other members of
the title -win1ing Seventh Ave. Ser
vice are Nobi Hiravama. King Ia
mura, Jack Shiota ard Shobo Ideta.
The runner-up Tad's Gardening
unit consisted of TAX Asaba Mas
Sh'buya, Tad Katayama. ice Ia
mura ana Shig Sunioka.
The results follow. Seventh Ave.
Service 3, Jackson Grocery |. Tad's
Gardening 3, Hattori Realty /.
Richards JeWelry 3, o. K. Cafe /:
West Coast Printing f. Kashiwagi's
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-04-23
Nisei Mines Gun
For First Win

Both NiSei Vets of City league
and Western Giants of Puget Sound
circuits will be out to win their
first baseball games this SUNDAY.
April "a. in Seattle.
The Giants tackle Seattle Police
from - noon at Rainier field. and
The Vets bump into powerful italian
club at , pm, also on the same
Ground.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-04-23

PatrOniZe Your Advertisers
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-04-23
Two Afternoon Games Scheduled Here,
One at Sumner: SavOyS Draw Bye
SUNDAY, April a

SUNDAY, April "A
At Garfield
II noon - MonachS vs.. Wash
ngton Wood X Coal
At Georgetown
, pm. - Vets VS.. Lotus.
At FleiShnann CSumnerl
? pm - Tacoma YBA VS.. File.
SavoyS bye.
Northwest Times Base ball league
viii start this Sunday. April "a, ac-
cording TO the schedule released last
Thursday at a managers meeting
in The Northwest Times office. S04
Main ST
Frank Fukano is the league
and Hank Shibuya was
elected Secretary-treaSurer
Six mines - MonaIohs. Washing
'on Wood 4, Coal. Vets. Lotus. Tac-
oma anG Fife - Will naugurate
play this Sunday SavoyS drew
bye.
In Seattle, the Nonarchs viii
face Washington Wood & Coal IT
II noon At Garfield ard the Vets
will meet Lotus from pm. at
Georgetown
In the only out-of- town game.
Tacoma YBA will travel to Flesh
mann field in Sumner to oppose
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-04-23
TOKUDA DRUG CAGERS ASKED
TO TURN IN UNIFORMS

All Tokuda Drug basketball play
ers are requested to turn in their
uniforms and jackets to George
Tokuda at Tokuda Drug. The re-
turn of the first-season outfit is
also requested.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-04-23
= 1t Can't Be as Bad as All That

So Won think the situation in China is bad Well
it is.
But rou also think that prospects of Nisc base
ball teams finishing respectfully in the local semi
pro circuits, are dun. WeIl it amt (pardon. isnN
SO.
Sure, the Nisci Vets absorbed 1911 shellacxng
from Glbson'S Carpet Cleaners in the CITY league
And sure enough. the Western Giants bootc d TO
bow l"-12 to Sand Point in the Puget Sound loop
But Our operators perhaps with rose colored
glasses reavcd to lis the report that the two Nisei
mines did better than what the scores actually
seemed to indicate.
The Vets pitching staff has not warmed up to
its task and their batting muscles are far below
form. But keep your eye on them: they'll surely
spring some surprises before tho curtain drops ON
the City league scene.
The Giants are youthful hut inexperienced We
wouldn't say that they'll win very many contests
this year, but we would say that they'll he hard
to push around after few campaigns under their
belts.
Life - baseball life too = is short SO encourage
o'r boys to do their best After all they are serving
unofficiallv as our connnunity's ambassadors of
good will.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-04-23
Season Ends
SNGBO STANDINGS
tFinan

tFinan
w l.
China Import Il Export 90 30
Martna'S Beauty SHOP rs s.
Over the Top Beverage rs %
Tokuda Drug is SO
Takano Studio 62 Sc
Stop n Shop 81 81
New Chinatown 43 IS
Gyokko Ken 40 80
Seattle NiSei Girls Bowling Org
ani2ation ended its 48-'4o season
Thursday night in Nam Bowl with
China Import ~ Export as the
title-winning squad.
The Thursday results were. China
Import IL Export ?. New Chinatown
3, Stop n Shop 3. Takano Studio |:
Over the Top Beverage 3. Gyokko
Ken l; Tokuda Drug 3. Martha's
Beauty Shop l.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-04-23

Fife, last seasons championship
team This tilt is set for , pm.
Evening star., 1949-04-08
In the Fashion World

brow Sailors" small and side
slanted. With these suits also
shallow bonnets trimmed with
ribbons or one big flower, the
cloche. or the large bicorne. Fitted
coats and dresses find that flow-
cred toques or a cone cap will
adequately serve the purpose.
Dressmaker suits look we'll with
a number of different hats. The
large profile hat, a bicorne, or q
tricorne would be good. Full
backed coats take to small hats
that hug the head. Here a he'll
met of balibuntl would be fine.
Fur stoles. capes or jackets look
best with small f1owered hats
that fit on the back of the head.
Adrian and wife. Janet Gay
nor, have sailed for Africa. His
trip is designed to find out
whether or not his impressions Of
the continent have been correct.
Art critics who reviewed his first
painting exhibition in New York
appeared to like very much his
scenes of Africa.
Italy is making quite a stir in
the fashion world. Her arts and
crafts are much discussed as are
her beautiful women dressed by
Italian couturiers in Rome.-E. s.
Evening star., 1949-04-08
Record Row
More Record Rumblings

Italian Cetra- -Soria albums in the
long playing records are available.
The selection is Verdi's La Fora
Del Destino." with the Eiar
Symphony. conducted by Gino
Marinuzzi. Soloists Maria Coniglia.
Ebe Stignani, Galliano Masini and
Tancredi Pasero are heard, along
with the Eiar chorus. conducted
by Bruno Erminero.
Three albums Of hymns have
arrived from London In time for
Easter. The album of hymns well
known to Protestants is called
Rock Of Ages" and is sung by
the Bach Choir. under the direc-
ton of DR.. Reginald Jacques. An
other album contains Hymns Of
Judea." with Cantor Louis Blu
menthal and Organist David
Levine. The album Of records
devoted to songs Of the Catholic
faith is called Ave Maria" with
the songs sung by the choir Of the
Church Of the Immaculate Con-
ception.
The Modernaires have con-
cocted an interesting album called
Tributes in Tempo" This group.
you may remember, was with the
Glenn Miller orchestra when 1t
swept the country. and later
branched out on its own. The
Modernaires arranged the salutes
to the eight late, great musicians
honored. with the selections done
In the manner for which each
tune master was famous.
The musicians saluted are Glenn
Miller, Hal Kemp, Jack Jenny,
Chick Webb, Ben Bernie, Russ
Columbo. Jimmie Lunceford and
Fats Waller. You'll hear, among
others, a Glenn Miller medley,
Rock 1t for Me-" in the Chick
Webb manner, and TITS a Lone
some Old Town" in Ben Bernie's
style.
Simulated leather 7-inch albums
are available in local store, and
may be matched with mates in the
10 and 12-inch albums. The colors
are maroon. navy blue and tan.
Evening star., 1949-04-08

Right around this time of the
year "whosis" council and what's
is" institute come out with best
dressed lists. We've often wanted
q list made up of Washington
women who don't have thousands
of dollars to spend on little orig
inals." Or If they do they don't
make an issue of it. On our list
we'd try to name women whose
personal evaluation of style goes
one step farther than just being
fashionable.
Nine. Bonnet, Nine. Dendramis,
Sonora de Echegaray, Mrs. Cor
nelius Vanderbilt Whitney, Mrs.
Millard Tydings, Mrs. Arthur
Madison, Mrs. Randolph Hunt
ington Miner, Mrs. Wylie Bu-
chanan. Ruth Crane, Austine Cas-
sini Hearst, Hazel Markell, Jane
Beam and Barbara Prechel would
probably be included among the
soores Of other Washington wom-
en- who manage > to look we'll
dressed whether shopping on
Connecticut avenue, attending an
Embassy soiree or busily engaged
In career work.. . .ae ~
CHIT CHAT: Lilly Dache feels
this season with its varied style
silhouettes should have hats that
complement them successfully.
Slim tailored suits call for "eye-
Evening star., 1949-04-08

WEaa; 6oxs s mar SET cs4t q
mar .Akr Il - eAsy - @ce
waAt 8 Woman sesS c-9 q Il
Ssae grss heg llvtgss srg fy2as-
hand Is he. gaeAl I2zGvs Fak.Hk
II By ard lAree. marriage Is stsS
best vCc asaogl wcsssA23 caE 'sA3-
iuw. ard tire c0e In whlet stls
car gr{ es With ttss leASt tA.rn.
ard with tlse s;1.slaest eXGztzda-
sgre oI e-o-t
Bal what cocs a man sc. cut
OF mary1aee that s.ves HIM
run .og has money ae sases
his freedom HIS 1.sc tAEes
poSSeSs1at2 O. hss gsNErs tsank
and thereafter he = aalA4'Ag
but a ol!-pSyrT. SAVING foT
Landlords and eztcrys and
mslhnerS and beauty shJp& als
bride cooking gives h.fn c&s-
pepsla, and he ST~Gas the bal
ance o. his LIE waiknng oa rsgS
70 avoid lEAsnplIns on tasE pet
pre- udlces ana oplnaeIs 50 ]
say. what DOES n man sci cut
Of marriage
A WISE BACHELOR
Answer. Well. marriage IN,
right sort q marriage 81 less'--
gives IA man love MOI tae llEa
love that can be bought n TIA
market place. nor TIC love tha
depends upon youth and ssyetl
and physical beauty bur The Ions
enduring love Of wife mat binds
a woman to her mate through nj
the ylc!Ssiiudes OF life