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PAGE TWO
Elks Honor Cadet Clarence Davenport At Reception
MORE THAN
100 PROMINENT
IN ATTENDANCE
Elks’ Rest Is Scene Os
Affair
Clarence Davenport, cadet. De
troit'* contribution to West Point
Military academy, was the guest of,
honor at a banquet and reception
ia-<t Saturday evening. The affair, j
held in the auditorium of"* Motor i
City lodge 225 East Forest avenue. |
was an impressive demonstration
paid to a young Negro, a product '
of the public schools of Detroit j
end the University of Detroit, by
committees of the educational di
visions of Motor City- lodge. No
Emma V. Kelley Temple No
6.V). Detroit; Golden Gate lodge
No 973 and Grace Alma Temple
No 675. Inkster. Mich These or
ganizations are affil.ated with the
local branches of the I. B P. O.
E of W.
Nearly 100 persons, among them
*ome of Detroit's prominent mem
bers of bench and bar; and those
i4enUA«d with the industrial and i
educational and political activities
of this city all of whom came in
late to personally meet young Dav
enport. who looked trim and natty
In his uniform of light blue so
familiar to those who have seen
West Point cadets the future officers
of the United States army.
L. C. Blount. Great Lakes insur- |
•nee company, and president of Na
tional Negro Insurance association,
presented Cadet Davenport to din
ers and audience.
The National Anthem, played by
El zabeth Holden Woodley, a mem
ber of Detroit Musicians' associa
tion. was sung by an attentive au
dience who stood singing with great j
feeling our country’s song. Fol
lowing this the Rev Horace White,
pastor of Plymouth Congregational
church and a representative-elect,
first district of state, delivered the
Honoree Speaks Briefly
Cadet Davenport spoke briefly
He expressed much feeling in his
short talk and stated that he was
deeply appreciative of the honor.
being paid him by members of the
educational committee of Colored
Elks of Detroit and Inkster.
Edward H. Williams. Wayne coun
ty auditor, presented to Davenport
on behalf of the committee, a beau
tiful military set of brushes and ac
cessories which go with them Mr
•Williams’ presentation address was
of such impressiveness that many
there beside him at the guest table,
were greatly affected by the things
he touched upon as to the signifi
cance of Cadet Davenport's being
a member of the student body of
onr of the world 2 * geatest military •
cchools.
Honor Guests
Seated at the guest table were
the honoree Cadet Davenport. L.
C Blount. Edward H Williams, the
mother and father of our cadet
Mr and Mrs Davenport; and his
younger brother and sister; Dan
Ben Lenenberg. George D Dinge
man. Judge Ira W Jayne. Brazil
J Bryant. Mrs. Carrie Curtis and
Mrs Fred Hart Williams.
Telegrams of regret for inability
to attend banquet and extending fe
licitations to young Davenport were
read from: Judge Guy Merriam
Wayne circuit bench; Judge Clyde
Webster. Circuit court: Common
please Judge Eugene Sharp
Among those seated at tables
were seen: Dr. Ira J Whitby, a fra
terni*y brother of young Daven
port: Mr and Mrs Roger Woodley
Ulysses Boykin. Mr and Mrs
Chester Adams. Inkster; Mr and
Mrs. Lake Noble Max Walker. Syd
ney Barthwell, also a fraternity
brother of the honoree; Dr. James
McClendon, Mr and Mrs. Tyson,
the latter a sister of Davenport;
Lieut. W. S. Williams. Mrs. Voncel
la Steen. Mrs. Velma Smith. Charles
Jones. Mr. and Mr*. McKinley D.ck
enj. Mr and Mrs R. Murphy Mrs.
Rosa Bolden. Inkster. Mich: Mr.
•nd Mrs. Carter and many others.
Those who donated their serv
ices or contributed equipmenj dec
orations. etc., were Tony &entos,
floral decorations; Plymouth Con
gregational church and James
Webster. mortician chairs and
tables and the Cut Rate department
■tore, S. C. Gibbona. manager; t
China Vid glass ware.
Many childish hearts were made
happy at the Brewster Center last
week when a big Christmas party
was given for a host of children
who received presents from B'/
Boy Brown who is shown here all
»
.Mrs. Charles 11. Mahoney, charm
ing wife of Atty. Charles H. Ma
honey, labor commissioner of the
state of Michigan, garbed in a
chic gabardine monk's hood coat
and high leather hoots, studies
the plans for her new country
home which Is being constructed
in the Cireat Lakes C ountry Club
Subdivision at Holly. Mich., and
is a Christmas present to her from
the commissioner.
LEGAL NOTICE
Roxborough & Taliaferro
Attorneys-At-Law
1308 Broadway. Suite 402-3
Detroit, Mich.
STATE OF MTCHIGAN
County of Wayne as. 287,831 ;
! At a session of the^Probate Court '
for said County of Wayne, held at
i!:r Probate Conn RSWHI Iff the;
j t 'itv of Detroit, on the 6th day of ;
: Dei-ember in tli'c year 1940.
Present
THOMAS C. MURPHY
Judge of Probate j
In the Matter of the Estate of:— j
: \\.\ \ MAE WILLIAMS.
Alias ANNA MAH BRYANT.
A Disappeared Person :
! On reading and filing the petition '
of lames Bryant praying that ad
' mil .-tration of -aid estate he grant
j e.l to himself or some other suitable
i' IT l< ORDERED that the 20th
I , of Mav. rtext at 10 o’clock in
i the forenoon at -aid Court Room be
appointed for hearing said petition.
! And it i« further ordered, that a
■opv of this order be published '
a month for four successive
months previous to said tithe of
I hearing, in the Michigan Chronicle, i
la newspaper primed and circulating
jin said County 'f Wavnf.
THOM \S C. MURPHY
Judge of Trobatc
j V TxUC CW'>v , ••
Joseph a. ntvrrtns: —
P' l’Mi Pis.l.aic Register
UNEXCELLED FOR
DEPENDABLE.
ECONOMIC
AND
SINCERE SERVICE
WEBSTER
FUNERAL
HOME
307 Frederick St.
Temple 1-1197
•
Our Sympathetic Service
in Your Hour of Sorrow
Lightens Your Burden
Cofomfcia 3335 River Rouge. Vrnewood 2-3597
McFALL BROTHERS, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
-A TEMPLE OF SERVICE”
714 East Canfield Corner Hastings
THE MICHIGAN CHRONICLE - - A RELIABLE INDEPENDENT WEEKLY,
JOLLY OLD SANTA
dressed up like Jolly old Santa
himself. Showing his kindness to
many of his admirers. Williams ia
shown here with little FlornetU
Miller seated on his knee while
Arnold Miller is letting Santa look
at his toy gun.
Smith —
(Continued from Page 1)
. of Peter Claver; past president of ,
the Holy Name Society; member 1
of the advisory board of the Inter- !
Racial Federation; Kappa Alpha
Psi; and member of the Wolverine
Bar Association.
Jones Keeps Post
Assistant Prosecutor C.
of the law firm of Loomis. Jones,
Piper and Colden was reappointed
jby Prosecutor Dowling. Attorney
; Jones will enter upon his third term
, in the prosecutor's office where he
has earned an enviable reputation
Assistant Prosecutor Jones is a
graduate of the University of Min
nesota law school and received his
literary degree from Fisk univer
sity.
LEGAL NOTICE
Roxborough & Taliaferro
Attorneys*At-Law
1308 Broadway, Suite 402-3
Detroit, Mich.
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
CORDELLA BUTLER. Plaintiff
VS. No. 300.287
McKINLAY BUTLER. Defendant
At a session of said Court held
at the Court House in the City of
Detroit, in said County, on the 12th
! nay of December. A. D. 1940.
Present: The Hon.—
i SHERMAN D. CALLENDER.
Circuit Judge
In this cause, it appearing by af
fidavit hereto attached, that the de
fendant. McKinia- Butler, is not a
resident of the State of Michigan,
and c nnot be served by process is
sued out of this Court, and that he
I resides in the City of Indianapolis,
State of Indiana:
j ().. motion of Roxborough and
| Taliafero. Attorneys for the Plain
tiff. .
IT IS ORDERED that the de
fendant. McKittlav Butler, appear
i-and answer the bill of complaint
filed in -this--vnuie. within threo
J months from the date of this or
der. or that said hill he taken as
1 confessed, and that this order be
j ptihli-hcd in the Michigan Cbroni
i dr. and served, according to law.
SHERMAN D. CALLENDER.
Circuit Judge
A True Copy,
j r AS PAR J. LINGEMAN. Clerk
IBy P D. Salilie. deput clerk
Recipient
LEGAL NOTICE
Roxborough and Taliaferro,
Attorneysat-liw,
1336 Bruah Street,
Detroit, Michigan
STATE OF~MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
HERMAN HARVEY. Plaintiff
VS. No. 305670
SADIE HARVEY. Defendant
At a cession of said Court held
at the Court House in the city of
Detroit, in said County, on the 20th
day of November. A. D., 1940.
Present:—
THE HON JAMES F.. CHENOT
Circuit Judge j
In this cause, it appearing by am
davit on file that the defendant,
Sadie Harvey, cannot he served by
process issued out of this Court
a< she is* not a resident of the .
State of Michigan, hut that she
re»ides in the City of Montgomery.
State o£ Alabama:
On motion of Roxborough and
Taliaferro. Attorneys for the Plain
tiff.
IT IS ORDERED that the rfe
fendant. Sadie Harvey, appear and
answer the bill of complaint filed
m this cause, within three months
from the date of this order, or that
said bill be taken is confessed, and
that tins order hep üblished in the
Michigan Chronicle, and served, ac
cording to law.
I AMES F. CHENOT
Circuit Judge
A True Copv
CASPAR J. LINGEMAN. Clerk
By J?. Salilie, deputy clerk
son returned and told occupants of
the house that he had been stabbed.
Thens few minutes later, the In
jured man collapsed in the kiteben
rear the sink.
Rushed to Receiving hospital,
Mad.son died a sooii time later.
Deceased Has Kin Here
Information giver, a Chronicle re
porter diiCloxed that ihe deceased ,
man is survived by relatives who
live in Ferndale, Mich., and that
Madison —
(Continued from Page 1)
United Civic Association which re
sulted from misunderstanding while
both attended a convention in Flint,
Michigan last fall
Grudge Fight
It was disclosed that both men
were delegates to the convention
but that William*, the accused mur
derer, had been defeated by the
deceased Madison for the seat of
divisional chairman, recruiting in
the political grudge between the
Witne*iAe« sav that this aDDaren*.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
Witnesses say that this apparent
grudge resulted in a fight between |
Madison and Williams, Sunday, and
that during the altercation in the
Johnson home a bed was broken and ;
the two men were separated by j
Charles Moran. 45 years old, of 320
Erskine street, and Mamie Johnson :
“Handshake of Death”
Separated by others, the two men
shook hands and prepared to leave
their friend's home However, ac
cording to witnesses, just before
leaving the Johnson home. Frank
Williams is accused of taking a
switchblade knife from his suit
pocket, opening it and replacing it
in hi* overcoat pocket before leav
ing the Erskine street addre«6 with
Chester Madison.
Man Faulty Stabbed 3 Minutes
Later
Approximately three minutes
I after both men had departed. Madi-
Xmas Row —
I (Continued from Page 1) j
of his fight with his wife, so Eli i
Thomas, 44. of 1549 Gratiot street
told police was the reason for his
being treated for an injury at the
I hospital.
Hit on the head with a bottle”
I was the story Eula Bustic, 33. of
' 9592 Cardoni, told police in naming
Willie Duffey as her alleged assail
ant and who was held by police for
the altercation.
Fred Clark. 42. of 1030 East War
ren, received a lacerated scalp ih an
altercation with a man known as
James Lawrence, police learned
when the injured man was treated
for his scalp and neck injury at
Receiving hospital on Christmas
day. if was disclosed this week.
LEGAL NOTICE
Roxborough Cr Taliaferro
Attorneys-At-Law
1308 Broadway. Suite 402-3
Detroit. Michigan
STATE OF MICHIGAN » ‘
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR !
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE j
IN CHANCERY
BELDON LEE THOMAS |
Plaintiff I
VS. No. 306.479
RUBY CLAY LEE THOMAS |
Defendant !
At a session of said Court held |
-at the Court House m the- City of j
Detroit, in said County, on the 18th j
.lay of December, A.D. 1940. j
Present the Hon.—
SHERMAN D. CALLENDER
Circuit Judge
In this cause, it appearing by
affidavit on file that the defendant.
Ruby Clay Lee Thomas, cannot be
served by process issued out of
this Court, as she is not a resident
of the State of Michigan, but that
she resides in the City of Kansas
City, State of Missouri: . j
On motion of Roxborough and '
Taliaferro, Attorneys for the Plain- i
tiff.
IT IS ORDERED that the de
fendant. Ruby Clay Lee Thomas,
appear and answer the bill of com- i
plaint filed in this cause, within
three months from the date of this !
order, or that said hill he taken
as confessed, and that this order |
he published in the Michigan j
Chronicle, and served, according to 1
law.
S4( CRMA ND, CALLE X DF-R j
Circuit Judge
A True Copv
CASPAR 1. LINGEMAN. Clerk
Bv P, D. Sale Ire, deputy clerk
LEGAL NOTICE
405 Gratiot Avc.
STATE OF MICHIGAN
County of Wayne ss. 288.015
At a session of the Probate Court
for said County of-WaYnc, held at
the Probate Court Room in the
City of Detroit, on the 13th day of
December in the year 1940.
Present:—
JOSEPH A. MURPHY,
fudge of Probate
In the Matter of the Estate of
CARRIE BROADENAX.
Deceased
On reading aid filing the peti
i tion of the Lee Harper praving
that administration of said estate
| be granted to himself or some other
"iT that the
i 22nd day of January, next at 10
j o'clock in the forenoon at said
| Court Room he appointed for hear
j ing said petition.
And it is further ordered that a
copy of this order he published
three successive weeks previous to
said time of hearing, in the Michi
gan Chronicle, a newspaper print
ed and -circulating in said County
of Wavne.
JOSEPH A. MURPHY.
Judge of Probate
A True Copy *
JOSEPH V CRAIGF.N.
Deputy Probate Register
CARD O^THANKS
Mr. and Mrs. William Garrison
of 18502 Gallagher street, wish to
thank their many friends and
neighbors for the kindnesses shown
them during the illness and death
of their beloved son, William Jr.
They are grateful too for the beau
; tiful floral offerings.
Mr. and Mrs. William Garrison
Helen and Leola Garrison
i And tha Family
S I C N S _|
Phone Fltxroy 3205 6465 E. Lifayett. Av... Cor. Beiufoit
OBELTON— SIGNS —STUDIO
ARTISTIC DECORATING LANDSCAPE PAINTING
PORTRAIT PAINTING REPRODUCING WORK
Office Hours -—Monday through Thunday—« am. to 1* noon
Friday and Saturday—S a m. to « p.m.
REAL ESTATE
Negro Home Buyers
FOR REAL BARGAINS
Contact
Ihe Provident Realty Company
Real Estate Brokers
911 Gratiot Ave. Cadillac 4816
SALESMEN WANTED
BARBER SHOPS
Service Barber Shop
4446 Brush Street
Terraco 2-8770
OPEN 7 A. M. TO 12 P. M.
BROWN’S
BARBER SHOP
PROMPT SERVICE
SANITARY METHODS
901 Watson, cor. Hastings
S W BROWN Prop
BEAUTY SHOPS
Unique Beauty Salon
5663 23rd Stroet
IS NOW OPEN AND READY
TO SERVE YOU
Why Not Come In And
Give Me A Trial
Tyler 5-5288
RITZIE BEAUTY SALON
Expert Operators
Susie Thomas. Ruth Boyd
Ella Cobb. Ethel Stinson
607 E. Forest TE. 1-4727
Rosa Sims. Prop.
Odell’s Beauty Salon
Modern Hair Styling
Finger Waving
PORO SYSTEM
459 Adams Ce. 4913
MAMIE O. WATERS. Prop.
CASTLE BEAUTY
SALON
«—Fxpert Operator* to Servo Yno_»
"We Solicit Your Patronage
3422 Hasting* St. Ca. 5090
HENRIETTA TONEY. Prop.
Lamay Beauty Shoppe
4714 Beaubien, Nr. Forest
Terrace 1-1541
’‘lndividual Hair Styling”
Anna Mae Crockett, proprietress
Radies Beauty Shop
Scalp Treatments
Croquignoles. Marcelling
4 Experienced Operators
To Serve You
Ma. 2131 5726 Hastings
BEAU BEAU BEAUTY SHOP
5745 Hastings Street
IS OPENED FOR BUSINESS
May Roney. Prop.. Formerly
with Bee Dew Shop
Telephone TRimty 2-8552
LULU'S BEAUTY SALON
4809 Hastings Near Hancock
At Your Service tor Courteous.
Individual Hair Styling
Lou B. Campbell A. McDonald
OPENING
BELLES BEAUTY SALON
4660 Hastings St.
Booth* For Rent To Operator*
B. DIGGS. Proprietres*
Inquire at 4662 Hasting*
STUDIO BEAUTY SHOPPE
Modern Beauty Culture
EXPERIENCED OPERATOR
WANTED
Te. 1-7190 5036 Beaubien
DOROTHY MATCHETT, Prop.
DRUGGISTS
DAVE'S DRUG STORE
Hastings, cor. Farnsworth
lowest prices in town
I Te. 2-9649 |
hi* parent* are living in Redford
A iso that the alleged wife of Madi- !
son, Mamie Bennett, lived at 301
Watson atreet. and that ahe ia a
beautician.
Inquiries at the alleged home :
[ address of the deceased man dia- I
closed that he did not live at 603 (
_ E. Forest, but had lived there until i
; approximately two months ago and j
had continued to u»e that address i
[ to receive his WPA checks.
Also th* Madison had been in
terested in politic* and wi* a mem
ber of both the United Civic Asso
ciation ai.d the Michigan Demo
cratic elttb on West Warren avenue.
Listed by polict-as witnesses were
Mamie Johnson, 34. of 937 Erskine
! street; Johnette Gilstrap. 38. of 945
' Erskine street and Charles Moran.
| 45, of 320 Erskine street.
MISCELLANEOUS
Thrifty Housewives Demand
Airplane Brand Pure
Pork Sausage
Freah Daily At Your Grocer
Free Coupon With Each Pound
I 50 Coupons work $1 in cash or trade
If your grocer cannot supply you
Phone Trinity 1-2185
FOR RENT
Large Room. Modern Home
Cooking Allowed. Garage
Phone PI. 7799
NICE ROOM FOR RENT
! RATHER RESPECTABLE
PEOPLE
i Apply 519 Medbury, Apt. 6
SINGLE HOUSE
80 Holbrook Avenue
7 Rooms - Stucco and Frame
S7OOO - SI2OO Down
Good Condition
Call Ra. 3275
ROOMS FOR RENT
REASONABLE
Respectable Men Preferred
i Also 2 Choice Front Rooms
Available
Tr. 24125 294 Harper
Convenient Buses
FREE Electric Motor Flush
WITH OIL CHANGE |
MOTOR TUNE UP $ I .UU
BRAKES ADJUSTED 50c A UP
HARRY KNOWLES SERVICE
| 9209 McCraw Ave.
Bill's Brush & Benton Service
! Complete Repair & Lubrication
Service
3450 Brush St. T. 2-9874
WM. FEPORINCHIK. Mgr.
FOR RENT
NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM
FOR EMPLOYED LADY
Te. 1-0992
NOTARY PUBLIC
ALL KINDS OF NOTARY
WORK DONE
BIRTH CERTIFICATES
Secured For Any One
MASONIC TEMPLE
632 Livingston
WANTED
| Colored salesmen to fill vacan
cy. No experience necessary.
Call on trade, leads furnished.
Expense account. Call between
8 a. m. and 9 p m.
2546 Michigan Avenue
CHIROPRACTORS
DR. FRANK G. BRACEY
Chiropractic Physician
Office Hours
9a m so 2 p.m. -3 to 7p m
544 Frederick Te. 2-8705
SERVICE STATIONS
Cobb’* Friendly
Service
CHENE & MAPLE
Gas Oil Accessories
CONFECTIONARIES
STOP AT
CHENE STREET
CONFECTIONERY
1525 Chene Street
We have soft drinks, candies and
ice cream. Also Beer and Wine to
t .l.L° Ut i— ■' -:■■■■
FUNERAL HOMES
Webster Funeral
Home
307 Frederic Street
Temple 1-1197
McFall Bros. Funeral
Home
' 714 E. Canfield Cos. 1335
River Rouge - Vlnewood t-35«W
.EAL .STATE
SHOE REPAIRERS
joe's Electrical Shoe
Repairing
See Joe & Save Your Dough
! ■'■■■ 7 =
; TAILORS
English Carment
Cleaning
| Cleaning. Pressing. Dyeing .
and Altering
HAT CLEANINC
3824 Hastings Street
Rivard Radio Shop
Free Service Calls
We Repaii All Makes of Radio*
All Work Guaranteed
3108 Rivard St. Cl. 2640
USE
HEALTH-TOL
552 East Warren
"World’s Finest Troth Powder'
Sold at All Drug Stores
Dr. and Mrs. E. j Boddie, Mfgrs
ROOM FOR RENT
NEWLY FURNISHED
REASONABLE
Convenient Transportation
259 Kenilworth Ma. 1690
Bet. |ohn R. & Brush
FOR RENT
ONE ROOM AND KITCHEN
TO FAMILY OF ADULTS
REFERENCES
To. 5-6978
TED’S SERVICE
Dealer In
STANDARD PRODUCTS
GAS— OILS LUBRICATIONS
671 King Street
At Oakland
APTS. FOR RENT
HENDRIE. 92
Phillip's Fish And
Poultry Market
FRESH FISH, LIVE POULTRY
"Ste What You Buy— Dressed
While You Wait”
5417 Hastings Tr. 1-2353
XMAS CREETINCS
SCHOLICK S Inc.
MEN'S CLOTHING
1400 Wnhington Blvd.
East Side Tailors
CLEANERS & DYERS
PRESSING - REPAIRING
SUITS MADE TO ORDER
3456 Hastings St. Te. 1-6535
WHERE TO CO
COZY CORNER
BAR & CRILL
DINE and DANCE
Choice Beer, Wine & Liquor
4100 Hastings Te. 2-8412
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENT
FURNISHED ROOM. STEAM
HEAT - PRIVATE HOME
Couples or Men Preferred
Reasonable
Convenient To Cars
5679 24th
OPPORTUNITY OF A
LIFE TIME
MONEY MAKER
; Mu.t Mil it one.—Groc.ry «nd M.. 1
! Market in good colored neighborhood
1 TErrac. *2-9276
SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1941
Controlled by a thermoitat, beat tram
anew electric room warmer 1* forced
down to flow across the Door of •
Melted solder U applied to drop at
a time when a lever la preaaed on a
new electrically heated soldering Iran.
Exports of machinery from tho
United States reached a record total
of 543.567.434 in October.
MISCELLANEOUS
LARGE ROOM
NEATLY FURNISHED
Unfurnished, with kind, loving
landlady - Convenient
transportation.
Call Tyler 7-2206
FURNITURE
FOR SALE
BED SPRINCS - DRESSER
ICE BOX
Reasonable
655 Eucalid Ma. 3446
Ben’s Recreation
682 E. Warren Avenir*
4 POOL FABLES IN A-l
_ CONDITION
j Excellent Service. Soft Drinks
BEN SEBREE, Prep,
The SISTER’S BUSY BEE CAFE
5819 Hastings Street
TRY OUR GOOD EATS
Fried Chicken Our Specialty
Telephone TRinity 2-943S
Res. Tr. 1-3196
Mr*. Helen Davis—Maude Stinaon
3 LARGE ROOMS
FOR RENT
, SINGLE OR MARRIED
CHRISTIAN HOME
Mrs. (ones 538 Melbourne
Phone Tr. 11328
Neat, Attractive Room
■ARGE. CONVENIENT DIS
TRICT - IN A RELIABLE
HOME - REASONABLE
Mrs. L. Cox 521 Hendrie
FOR RENT
FURNACE HEATED
1 Large Furnished Room
4 Single Furnished Rooms
Privileges
On Car Line Phone: CH. 1159
MRS. JAMES WILSON
1542 Sherman Street
SMALL CROCERY
FOR SALE
REASONABLE
«500 Clinton Street
ASTROLOGIST
CRYSTAL LA BELLE
Appointment at Your Home
Only SI.OO
Call Terrace 2-8831
The Regal Artists Orchestra
Music for AH Occasions
Coy Clemons Jr. (business mgr.)
655 Eliot Street
Cherry 8054 or Fi. 7434
REASONABLE RATES
FOR RENT
BEAUTY PARLOR
Furnished or Unfurnished
Sfeamheat, Cas. Light
On Car Line
1820 East Davison
Phone To., 60809 Mrs. Wimbley
FOR RENT
Light housekeeping rooms, fun
nished or unfurnished. Lights, gas,
•team heat—on car line.
Phone To. 60809
Convenient For
Highland Park Factory Man
MRS. WIMBLEY
COUPLE OR SINCLE
WOMAN
To Share 5-Room Apartment
Must Have Reference*
Call Tr. 2-3972 After 6 P. M.
Mrs. E. Bard Randall
Neatly Furnished
Room For Rent
Singla or Couple—Board if Desired
Good Transportation
340 Keniworth
Telephone Madison 0168
MRS. JACKSON
FOR RENT
NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM
Single Man Preferred
Near Brush and John R. Bus Line
Telephone Tr. 2-3925
324 Hendrie St.
VISIT THE
POLIDORE TAVERN
Try Our Chili and Kosher
Sandwiches
BEER AND WINE
1506 Chene Street
ACENTS WANTED
COOD FOSITION
BE YOUR OWN BOSS
SEE MR. FITZFATRICK
632 LivinplM

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