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•E-ELECT HARRY G. ROUSE.
WELL-TRAINED. Pol. Adv.
EVERYTHING IN
FULLER
BRUSHES
CHESTER A. CLAPP
2519 Third Wy. 4749
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of the famous Willys line
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lures of it now at
JACK CRAVEN SALES
and SERVICE
“AUTHORIZED WILLYS DISTRIBUTOR «nd SERVICE"
BIDDLE at ORANGE • WYANDOTTE 1072
Federal’s Open Fri. and Sat. Evenings
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FEDERAL DEPT. STORES
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DEANNA DURBIN IN MUSICAL
ROMANCE AT FOX FRIDAY
“Because of Him.” Deanna Dur
bin's newest musical romance,
starts Friday at the Fox theatre,
Detroit. Co-starring with Deanna
are Franchot Tone and Charles
Laughton.
A companion feature will be
shown.
The employment security fund
In Wyoming is at an all-time high
of $7,911,763.
2-FOR-THE-MO\EY II IT!
• Junior Sties 9-17 • Women’s Sizes 38-44
• Misses 9 Sizes 10-20 • Larger Womens , 46-52
*Half Sizes 18 Vz'24Yj • Fashion-Wise Styles
A popular Federal event back again! Ready and
waiting you'll find just the dresses you've been look
ing for! A sale timed for those who want best selec
tions in advance of Spring. Eye-appealing styles for
housewives, date baiters or career girls. A bevy of
new-season looking styles is evidenced in the drop
shoulders, new necklines, nipped waists. Solid col
ors, two-tones, bright stripes, neat checks, vivid
prints, pastels, black and navys.
3121 BIDDLE AVENUf, WYANDOTTE
Vote Down Trenton Park
Eichenhofer,
Currey, Laßeau
New Courfcilmen
Defeat of the Trenton park is
sue was the major surprise of the
Trenton village general election
Monday.
C
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is
A
FINE
PLACE
TO
BUY
YOUR
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Wvandotte
The proposed park purchase was
i the center of a council battle for
the past several months and was
presented to the electors for vote
on a separate referendum ballot.
Herman J. Eichenhofer, council
candidate, was high man in Mon
day’ voting, polling 560 votes. Oth
ers elected were Lloyd S. Currey,
544; Chestley Laßeau, incumbent,
547. Harry D. Badger, Jr., candi
date on the citizen’s ticket and a
newcomer to Trenton politics, was
defeated.
New council members will take
office April 1. at which time terms
of Aaron Simmons and Charles
| Sash will expire.
A total of 830 ballots were cast
in the day’s election.
According to Fred Pomeraning,
village clerk, precinct No. 5 voted
down the park proposal 159 against
87; while precinct No. 4 favored
the issue three to one.
The park property in question is
a 56 acre tract running between
Helen avenue and King road and
from West Jefferson avenue to the
rner channel, giving the property
a half-mile of water frontage.
Lutz, Hahn
Trenton Dodge
Auto Agents
Dick Lutz and Joe Hann, both
returned World War II veterans
and well-known in Detroit sport
circles, have purchased the build
ing at 2100 West Jefferson, Tren
ton, occupied the pact several vears
by Gorno Brothers and will have
the Dodge-Plymouth agency and
operate a service station.
• Gcrno Brothers are expected to
move to their new location on West
Jefferson at Truax within the next
ten clays.
Lutz and Hahn spent the past
two years in the South Pacific.
DIRECTS ALL-MALE REVI E
Steve Quirk, dancing instructor
at the Wyandotte Conservatory of
Music dancing school is directing
the all-male revue being given to
night at the Institute of Arts, De
troit.
Approximately 50 all-letter men
ol Wayne University, McKensie
club members, are participating.
Theme of the performance is the
’’Tarter and Barter” revue. The
men will be attired in women’s
costumes.
Former H y mulatto
%
Hospital Resident
Physician Dead
Major Willard E. Fischer, 35,
former resident physician at Wyan
dotte General hospital, died a* his
home, 32257 Oscoda court, Wayne.
Born September 19. 1910 in Han
cock, N. Y.. lie graduated from the
Wayne college of medicine in 1936
where he was a member of Phi Rho
Sigma medical fraternity.
Major Fischer entered the Army
Air Force, September 1942 and re
ceived his training as a flight sur
gean at Randolph field, Texas. He
was sent overseas February 1944
and served with the Ninth AAF. He
received the distinguished unit ci
tation, ETO ribbon with four battle
stars and the Purple Heart for
wounds received in Germany.
Returning to the State in April,
he was stationed at Percy Jones
hospital center until his discharge
from the service on December 13.
Military' services were held Sat
urday at Spaulding and sons fun
eral home, Royal Oak. Burial was
at Evergreen cemetery.
He is survived by his wife, Bar
bara J.; his father, Frederick C.,
a son, Conrad J., Ferndale; broth
ers, Frederick C. and Walter G.
Ferndale, and Mrs. Elsie K. Ko
pietz, Lincoln Park
LUNCHEON HOSTS
Preceding the Tuesday musicale
program in Detroit, Mr. and Mrs.
Aaron Simmons were hosts at
at luncheon at the Woman's City
ciub in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Marin, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ges
sell (Gizi Szanto) of Detroit, Mr.
and Mrs. Richard C. Hedke og
Trenton.
Weird, Thrilling
“The Bat" Set For
Tonight, Friday
Nervous laughter, chills, mystery,
thrills will accompany the presen
tation of “The Bat'* by the Junior
Class Df the Theodore Roosevelt
high school in their auditorium
tonight and tomorrow night, March
14 and 15. The curtain will rise at
8:15. .
The play, written by Mrs. Mary
Roberts Rinehart and Avery Hop
wood, provides for many weird
stage effects. It is being directed
by Miss Nancy Gould, with Alice
Jamieson as student director.
Cornelia Van Gorder will be por
trayed by Thelma Williams and
Nickie Sotier. Playing the part of
Dale Ogden, a beautiful young girl
o: twenty-five, will be Nancy Stultz
and Virginia Albright. Clara Sell
and Delores Donlon will portray
Lizzie Allen, an elderly maid. Har
old Jacobson will piay the part of
Anderson, a detective, w’hile John
Price portrays Brooks, a romantic
gardener. Reginald Beresford will
be portrayed by Harry Lorenz and
JC Brewer. Bill Harpham portray*
a banker’s son and Bob Stahl play*
the part of Doctor Wells. Terry
Benbow plays a servant and Jatk
Whitlow portray* an unknown
man.
F
U
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N
I
T
U
R
E
Several months ago the purchase
of the property for $30,000 was put
to the vate of the various village
organizations who expressed favor
TOO LATH
Complete your set of glamorous tea*
at a fraction of their True worth.
ACT NOW t But remember, you mutt
enclose the dated end from a Hot-Dated
Coffee bag, and 15 cents, for every two
■ ' poon . , J° u ° rd ' r ' MAI ;LT°. Krogtr.
Box 1122. Cincinnati I, Ohio.
JfcPß AW ME BATE*
9R/ Ell FEW
w £□* tinnm
Kroger's Fresh, Hot Dated
SPOTLIGHT coffee ...5 9 C
Kroger's Rich, Vigorous
FRENCH BRAND..." 27<
Kroger's Fresher, Softer
CLOCK BREAD ... 2 19‘
All Popular Brands—Low Price
CIGARETTES -1.24
Kroger’s Embassy Brand Kroger's Country Club Brand
PEANUT BUTTER... *£ 51c CRACKERS ft 17c
Golden Strand Grated Style S Varieties—Kraft*. Tasty
TUNA FISH 24c JAR CHEESE B £M9c
SUNBRITE
CLEANSER
5 C Can
SWAN
Regular Size Soap.
Bar
when available
IVORY
FLAKES
v 23‘
when available
OXYDOL
pkq. 23 C
uhen available
PERK
Soap Granules
23* **
SUPER SUDS
23 c "9
Supersuds It displayed la
stores when received
NORTHERN
TISSUE
4 Ron* 19*
NBC's Popular
RITZ CRACKERS 25c
Aat Jemima
PANCAKE FLOUR 12c
fT—try Cl»b Regular er
QUICK OATS VS* 22c
./or the purchase. When put to the
vote of the council it was defeated,
and the issue was then placed be
fore the residents Monday.
Oranges
Solid, Snow White Head*
CAULIFLOWER .. . 25*
Florida Red
NEW POTATOES 5 29‘
Mammoth 18-sixe
PINEAPPLES ...... 39‘
Redi Ripe
D’ANJOU PEARS . . “■ 16'
2-lb. Bag 29c Bulk Yellow
ONION SETS . . . 3 »• 19'
Ro asters
KROGER * SELECTED! jm
Tender, Plump Grade A Wl U(T
Chickens. Carefully Lb,
selected from the
very finest flocks.
Boneless Beef
POT ROAST ... . » 34‘
Tender, Juicy
LEG O’LAMB . ...» 37'
Boneless
BEEF STEW . . . . » 28'
Pure Country Style H.C. Link
PORK SAUSAGE ...» 39'
Young, Tender
BEEF LIVER . . . . » 36'
Tasty Skinless
WIENERS » 36'
'rices effective Thun., trL, SdL, March
Ecorse Courier Lincoln Park Edition Ri- er Rouge Journal
THURSDAY, MARCH 14. 1946
Wear and tear on blanket* may
be lessened if a strip of soft, wash
able material is basted over the
top of a comforter or blanket so it
may be removed easily for wash
ing.
KROGER-SELECTED
FLORIDAS
Full of vitamin rick juice
8-lb. Mesh Bag
59‘
Med 2m n\f
CALIF. ORANGES. 29c
UDnrrD super
IlliUvLift MARKETS
1
THE WYANDOTTE NEWS-HERALD
Kroger-Selected
FISH
M
Tasty fillet* o#
WHITEFISH ». 49c
Cold Water 9klale«*
COLD FILLETS.... i* 35c
Omulm BI;w> Hn Herrin*
FILLETS u, 24c
FirsAhar* Cultivate* Standard!
OYSTERS *. 59e
PAGE FIFTEEN
On Feb. 9, 1933, the temperature
in Wyoming fell to 66 degrees be
low zero at a ranger station m
Yellowstone Park for the coldest
weather ever recorded in the Uni
ted State*.
FOULD'S
Macaroni or Spaghetti
8 C "•
LIBBY'S
DILL PICKLES
24*
LIBBYS
Fruit Cocktail
"Si* 32*
LIBBY’S
Garden Sweet PUS
No. 2 1 C<
Can I J
LIBBY'S
TOMATO JUICE
46-Ox. O «
Can /ill
LIBBY'S
Deep Brown
BAKED BEANS
3 Cans 3 C
fmJr

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