When Mountain
Climbers Fall |
when two of their number
lost their footing.
One girl died and the
others were injured, some)
of them gravely, as the
teen-agers “were whipped)
one after the other over the
brink on the slopes of Mt.
Hood. 3 :
Doctors worked al] night and in-
to today on the mountainside try-
ing to save those gravely hurt.
SMOKE CLOUDS SKY — Smoke from a roaring took the lives of 19 workers rises over the Shamrock Oil &
Corp. refinery near Dumas, Texas yesterday. The fire begar
9 Dit Buns in Gas Explosion
To Bring Her Back’
Killer Makes a
hat 2,000 feet down from Crater | «17 1 had any wish in the world,| Corilessed killer Howard W. Rock about 1,000 feet above this | would wish that I could bring! Moore told Oakland County Sheriff resort lodge. that little girl back.” . Frank Irons and State Police De-
Lynn Kaufman, about 13, of ; a # ‘ 7” t bell an
cation taid De'Matnes’ suane| UMN Off the Fan— papers: ee Si ses fignway here and ot the It $ WO frat ten the seem, Sie was] Gonna Be Cool for g Runway
Burned Brothers Critical .
GRAND RAPIDS @—Two young
Lowell brothers remained in criti-
cal condition M at Blodgett
Memorial Hospital where they
were treated for burns suffered
of Mr. and Mrs. Olen E. Miller,
were burned Saturday night. Base, “?—
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injured nor was there any damage
Call. First PARRIS ISLAND, 8. C. (INS)—| McKeon, a former drill instruc- Defense motions that three of the'tor, is accused of causing the
four charges against Marine S. Sgt. deaths of six Marine recruits by
Matthew C. McKeon be dismissed leading them on a disciplinary)
march into the swamplands of Rib- with findings of “not guilty” were
bon Creek April 8. rejected today at his Gacseeied
_ Need of Death Penalty Once again the people and officials of Michigan
_ are facing a tragically frustrating fact.
Our great Commonwealth has no penalty to fit
the foul crime confessed by 23-year-old Howarp W.
Moorr. The harshest punishment which can be
, meted out to this bridegroom of a month for the
rape slaying of his three-year-old Lake Orion
neighbor, Martua Litt sz, falls far short of justice. .
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Although he has confessed this revolting
crime, all a competent court can do about it is to
sentence him to.one of our State prisons. There
the State will feed and house him for the rest of
his life, or until and if he is paroled.
This inability to make the punishment fit the
crime isn’t just the result of accident or oversight. McKeon Witnesses “The first defense witness today
was Sgt. Elwyn Scarborough of
Lynchburgh, S. C., a rifle range
Second witness for the defense
was Warrant Officer Leslie .E.
Volle of Chestnut, Ill., a blue-eyed
man with hair a real carrot color.
He is a hydrographer and engi-
neer. “
Volle said .a meticulous survey
of the area indicated no holes in
the marsh and creek bed where
the six recruits drowned.
Several members of the ill-
fated platoon had testified earlier
that as they marched into the |
wter they dropped into holes.
By reconstructing. barometric
pressure on the fatal night of April
8, Volle said he thought the tide
would have been lower than usual
because of an off-shore breeze. He
placed the high tide at around 5
feet, 3 inches. The march took
place two hours after high tide.
Volle told the court Rubbon
Creek has no rea] headwaters and’
is in reality just a part of the
tidal marsh. The flow of water into
and out of the Ribbon Creek area,
he added, is restricted by two
sandbars. It exists because not only the Legislature but the
people of Michigan have voted that legal execution
is too severe for first degree murder.
* * *
The result is that every few months the people
of the State are outraged by similar sex crimes.
Only a few weeks ago a young school teacher in the
Upper Peninsula was a victim, Last year the lives
of two little girls and a boy were sacrificed on the
altar of Michigan’s refusal to do anything about .
ridding itself of convicted sex slayers.
' In the name of all that’s good and decent how
many more Martha Littles. will have to be sacri-
ficed before Michigan will protect its women and
children by adopting capital punishment?
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¢ This newspaper believes in the death penalty for ‘ize this as.d slow-moving stream. When asked about the presence
of holes, Volle said “we found were operating.
and Mrs. Burton Grave, of 119 Wix-
Puzzles Wixom Lad, 9, Killed Saturday
at Railroad Crossing;
Disregards Warnings
Residents of Wixom are puzzled
today what drove nine-year-old
Billy Grave to his death Saturday
afternoon when he rode his bike in
front of a train at a crossing in
the center of the Oakland County
community,
Witnesses to the accident said)
Cars were stopped for the east-
bound freight train with its whistle
blowing and that the blinker lights
Billy, a fourth gfade student, was killed instantly when hisiprince and his movie
bicycle was struck by the train at/wil |
the crossing at Pontiac Trail and
Wixom Road, approximately’ 100
a where Billy's family .
Funeral service will be held
tomorrow at 1, p.m, at the Rich-
ardson-Bird at Walled
Lake, He will be buried in the
Wixom Cemetery,
The dead boy’s parents, Mr.
Support Asked
for Suez Board |
ith
no holes and no evidences of
holes throughout the area.”
Some members of the recruit
platoon said they remembered a
strong current. Volle said he ‘had
entered the area under circum-
stances as nearly like those of
April 8 as possible and found the
current to be only 1.06 »-knotse—
about 1.2 miles per hour.
Volle said he would character-
Navy Capt. Irving N. Klein, |
law officer of the court, denied
three separate motions made by
McKeon will take the stand in
his own behalf as one of the
“early” defense witnesses. Pot-O-Gold Reaches $200
Bouncing back after $725 to one con-
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on a p le again Friday when its
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results of current Puzzle No. 9 ure m
aes for Puzzle 10 (published for the first
age 28 will be $300.
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time on
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A “I pever discuss what I havelaway from the house, and did not — In Today's Press talked about with the President,” |see or hear any children with hint. County Nows....... ccceseeed@ |Stassen replied. ~ . Service for Martha, one of six
Mystery Story eeveenee ovevecdll : . . . children of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
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The box contained a June 18, 1908 copy of the old Pontiac Press Gazette with a full-page of the 32-graduating
School.’ Postcards showing landmarks of the
CORNERSTONE DISCOVERY — Workmen razing the original
Pontiac General Hospital building last week discovered a small
‘copper box which had been laid in the cornerstone of the building on
July 12, 1908. Examining some of the historical contents of the box
class of Pontiac High
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Tax Deadline -
Here Tomorrow Interest Penalty Begins
ot 5 P.M, Treasurers
Office Open for Bills
Pontiac taxpayers have until 5 p.m, tomorrow to pay 1956 city
and school taxes without penalty,
Walter A. Giddings, city treasurer
announced Ee
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jured fatally Sunday in a two-car
collision four miles east of Ottawa
Lake in Monroe County. |
Mrs. Joan Lecour, 71, Belleville, floor of city hall, 35 S. Parke St.
On Wednesday, Aug. 1, a one
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ifor Indecent Exposure Donald R, See, 2%, of 110 §. Merrimac, demanded
Arthur Kruger, 45, of Davison,
drowned Sunday about eight miles additional fees, Giddings -said. .
City taxes amount to $5,280,430 check if it was the girl and then
to’ quickly called in my report with collection and will be subject to
He was held in the Oakland’ County Jail after failing to post|dffshore in Saginaw Bay when he
Sd $100. He will Spee Sees He Re dock st 5 Ope
to make a statement to ee Aa ae ; —
, as is Moore's 20-year-
ne.
The Weather
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‘on Maybee Road.
‘CONTINUES ON ROAD
Taxed may be paid at the! “] turned my car around and de-
Treasurer's Office on the first cided to go back and see what it
was. It turned out to be a farmer
changing the oil in his car. His
wife was sitting inside the car-and
their three children were playing
nearby under a big shade tree.”
“I decided te go on down the
| in the open hayfield. I ran out to
the location,” Kratt said,
School graduate who joined the
Sheriff's Department in May, 1955.
Married, he lives only a mile from
ted the body.
. Sheriff Frank Irons and veteran
his alertness and initiative which
led to the discovery. Irons added
that cooperation from the numer-
ous agences participating in the
case, was exceptional.
Must Cast Absentee
Ballots by August 4
Pontiac voters who will be un
able to go to the polls Aug. 7, have
Mm.
cast absentée ballots in the. pri-
mary. ‘
The ballots are available at the
City Clerk's office in the City Hall
this week Monday through Friday
from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. The office
will be open especially Saturday
for last minute absentee voters.
lran Flood Killed 450
Dead Baby
“Something just told me to go
down that road. | just had a feel-
ing I should check it,” Kratt
He said the shiny chrome of a
car parked on the lonely road had
caught his eye when he drove by
Kratt, 25, is a Waterford High
the shady lane where he first spot- ys Stayed Near Home’
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As the night passed the
spread, more bits of evi-
against Moore trickled in. 4 , i i
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and state troopers joined the
search. - They suspected Moore
might be able to tell them some
thing when his wife, Irene, bride
of only a month, told a neighbor
he left his home about the same
time Martha disappeared.
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But deputies painstakingly search-
‘ing his car found a child's finger-
iprints on the dashboard and win-
At 1:30 p.m. Saturday, Moore
broke down. He confessed the bru-
tal rape-slaying; agreed to lead
deputies to the murder scene if
they didn't make him look-at the
As they prepared to leave the
jail, the» questioners received Paar gg at 8 pm oem the a
radio. report that Deputy Don Kratt Smith Funeral Home where the)
had found the boty apaned in albody may be viewed. Funeral) ,™¢ Shamrock plant is located
freshly-mowed hayfield; 20 feet off servic® will be held Wednesday at
a lover's lane near Maybee and’ a.m. from St. Michael's Church,
Sashabaw roads in Independence
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saying he then dropped her into! 2.5 ot the intense heat.
Poa? cola tee belts’ he Be Pontiac Deaths gic, sagt te trom ‘he ine ° oll or its by-products.
George Clare Leach geen” County Memorial
George Clare Leach, 50, died Hospital in this Texas Panhandle
Huntington Park, Callt. .
A former resident of Pontiac,
Besides his wife, he leaves a
\death of Mrs. Mary Ann Wain,
troit.
Rosary service will be held to- Saturday at 5 p.m. at his home in|city of 8,000
ne
Mrs. Mary Ann Wain — |a shamrock otficial, - Word has been received of the/S#id there wasn’t * Mr, Leach married the former(fock employes and the others vol- Lenore Pemfret in 1926. unteer firemen from nearby
tanks towns,
| daughter, Phyllis Rushing of Glen-| Flames from the burning
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Amarillo, © miles to the south.
eight miles northeast of Dumas.
Bower estimated the damage at
‘with burial in Roseland Park/#!f @ million dollars.
to| day . officers of the department Pvnen an e Still at
MICHIGAN CITY, Ind. —A yel-
low and blue beechcraft Bonanza
lies on the bottom of Lake Michi-
gan a mile west of here and a
diver was to go down in 50 feet of
water today to find out who died
in tg fiery plunge.
size, found floating on the lake
led to the assumption that at least
two Men were on the plane. The
Bonanza is & tour.place aircraft.
ning like crazy, untit it hit the
| water.” i
"Bonanza from a seat found float-
ing with other wreckage in a huge
ICemetery. man, said the plant would be back
Occupant(s) Unidentified ,
Lake Bottom "ie tga" "™
ro The craft was identified ‘as .a/looked like tons of TNT going olf:
oil slick. Besides the shoes, two|way an unidentified man ran
maps of the Midwest Also were|me with smoke billowing from his
found . : to
* 8 ¢ feel _my own hair and it wag hot.”
lincis, Ohio, Scots are unaware of the
and Indiana to send them tat Gol Gane babes
of planes migsing from their home|rest in the Cathedral at Amalfi
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. 28 —Reg. 28 29. 96 value Aluminum Grills ..... 18.00
4—Reg. og. 14.98 46 Sand Boxes ............1088
85—Reg, eg. 14.95 95 42x70 x10 Rubberized Pool ......8.88
, rubberized canvas. 4 metal seats.
12_Reg. 29.96 5 Big 12 Play, Play Gyms ....24.88
Whepping dig the ehfldren—SAFE,
4—Rag. 21 ‘95 ies ‘Trimmers . eeneeee ~ 14.00
tes electrieally—safe!
5 _Reg. 5.98 Spinning Rod . eevee eoeeeees 3.88
Perfect as a second
6—Ree. | 8. OR 98 Fly Rod Side... ere eeee eeaeee ‘ee eter , * RS
23—-Reg.. 3.98 98 Ladies” and Men’s Golf Clubs. .2.88
80—Reg.- 9. 95 Aluminum Folding Golf Cart . .6.38
” tres—tightweight.
1—Rew. "p12. Ou Outboard Motor as vs ere 158.00 TT bp nieed—free 6 gallon tank, :
SAVE ON THE STREET FLOOR
2000—Reg. 22¢ Silver Plated Flatware ........ lle
@ Wallace patterns im heavy silver plate. ;
50—Reg. 1.59 Fragrant Bubble Bath ........ 88c
Eneugh for 150 baths, 4 fragrances.
35—Reg. 3.00 Pellex Dipilatory re ee 88c
Remove unwanted hair fast. SAFE!
60—Reg. 3.00 Wafex Reducing “Tablets vatedes 88c
Remove excess pounds the easy way.
50-—Reg. 1 1.00 Dorothy Gray Stick Cologne .. . .66c
and refreshing.
Ree. §.98 Men's T 8 Towel (6: oe eee 3.88
“‘Tep grain cowhide.
100—Reg. eo 20c. ‘White 3 Revelppas pedeeeea tal Gat
First quailty white
6—Reg. 3.98 Giant nt Porta PHOS ccc cccsesines 1.88
Slightly damaged, all steel with key.
18—Reg. 1.98 China Figurines ...... saves e. 88c Some hand painted. Ideal as
15—Reg. 1.98 Brass Elenters Pubdesviedeeves 88c
‘Decorative plant helders,
40—Reg. 2 for 15c pt Pencils ce eabccesvege 04c
With large eraser, For scheol-days.
- 100—Reg. 1.98 Wrought Iron Center Hanger . .88c¢
Make book cases, 3 or 4 shelve
65—Reg. 9.98 Sliding J Door Wardrobe Saves « «+688
All weed frame, heavy bea:
20-—Reg. 9.98 Wooden Storage Shelves ...... 6.88
2 shelves—all weed constraction.
25--Reg. 9.98 Four Drawer § Chest sb sneee une 6 838
Weed frame constrection, fantasy
10—Reg. 1. 00 Washable Organdy Aprons . . -44c
All clear and first
300—Reg. 99e¢ pet Sheen R Rain Atl eenses Ade
8-M-L. sizes im green or smok
300—Reg. 1.29 Denim Chair Covers « oweey «os» 66
time of year. Cover all
. é_ Ree. 2.98 | Feces inaulated Beach Pads 1.88
Complete with
100—Reg. Ohe ‘Blouse se Racks seebaes . 2 for 88c
Wil hold ¢ biguses withent wrinkling
40-—Reg. 2.98 298 Chromeplated Low Boy
Tita ROO cick os 6 scent he cisveusens 1 88
Held 8-pair. Space and shee saver, .
200—Reg. 25 ist Quality C ‘Carded Buttons .....11c
AN sizes ané@ colors . . . fell
SAVE ON SECOND FLOOR |
- J-—Reg. 2.98 Fancy Boudoir Sets ...........1.88 Ideal fer persenal jewelry, ete.
200—Reg. 99¢ Silver SS . 66c
‘Beund with extra heavy pleting. .
30—Reg. 0.00 Washable Gloves sve ee évveesvsuee
, cotton, seme nylons.
1g. 2.98-8.98 Cotton Gloves sseesenses BBC
50—-Reg. 1.98 Imported Cotton Blouses ...... ee ee we
10—Reg. g. 3.98 Cotton Sleeveless s Blouses ......2.44
100—Reg. 2: 7 2,98-8.98 Sleeveless Blouses........1.88
gegeapienecy . i Pim becks.
Ladies’ Collars aenenve
. 8.98 Fine Cotton Skirts ...........244° smart ° colors,
25—Reg. 3.96 Cotton Slacks eae
High waist, Sanferised. 10-18, 8 color combinations,
50—Reg. $3.98 100% Orion Sweaters ieee
J ' eteeee
New miracle
100—Reg. 6.98 Men’s Summer Slacks... sn ecn ABB Fameus make—rayen eolers. and acetate, 29-42 tn top
Seg S56 5.95 Famous Make Walking Shorts 4.44
17—Reg.- "10.96, Men's ns Sport, Jackets ¢essncteean
8 Reg. ¢. $5 Men’s Beige Jackets . ; cueetseessee
. hae nae tos Loe Bs
30—Reg. $3.50 Ivy League ue Sport Caps....... -1.88 Handsome fabrics and colors tn
55—Reg. 2.98-3.98 Men 's Swim Trunks . soos tae
Bexers, briefs, sizes 28-48 tn 12 colors. .
50—To 7.95 Short Sleeve Sport Shirts. .. .3.88-4.88
Fine quality cottens, rayens. XL.
8—Reg. 9.98 100% ‘Wool Gabardine Slacks . .6.88 Handsome slacks; 36 watst, 32 length.
25—Reg. $4 Sheen Cotton men’s Walk. Shorts .2.88 Perfect for het days. Sizes 30-48, 5 colors.
70—Reg. 2.95 Men’s Imported Wool
and Nylon Socks *verve eee eee tane eee .1.44
Famous make. One site fite all. Bices and browns,
70-—Reg. to $5 Summer Dress Shirts . 3.44 Sanferized cotton, Washable. 14--1616, white and
18—Reg. 2.98 Lightweight Dress Shirts oe e244 Bletted collar. 14% oot
12—Reg. t to7 750 Knee Length Ps Pajamas 3.88 to 4.88 prea ones in 3
All patterns and styles In 16
45—Reg. to 3.98 Lo Sleeve e Sport | Shirts ....1.44
Gidken"Cipeox’ ok. Cab
30—Reg. to 12.98 Slightly Soiled "Sweaters 3.88-8.88 Famous brand nylons and eriens. ¢
10—Reg. 4.98 Fine’ Handbags. RsbewNGeds ees « 2.88 Grains, vinyls, berlaps, straws. Fall colers.
10—Reg, 5.98 Imported
and Leather Purses ............+. + + 3.88 Fine quality bags in whites and pastels.
50—-Reg.- 2.98 Plastic Hantbage seesesegese +188
styles, colors, aha pes.
Pai 7.98 Soft Leather ‘Shoulder Bags ....5.88 Famous maker, completely washable,
- 4.88 20—Reg. 7. 7.98 1 Lustrous Pastel Straw Bags..
shia 2 98 8 Plastic and Fabric Handbags . 1.44
vagabonds. Darks ané pastels.
-88c
Popular elutehes in grey flannel and plaids. Smart bags tn totes and
15—Reg. 2.98 Clutch Style mesnotos vei
25—Reg. 1.00 Pastel Cok Colored Scuffs onssseceeseee
ashable terryeloth or
20_—Reg. 1 ped value Fam Famous Make Hosiery .. . .88¢
. Per toy 135 ‘pales ue Knee » High Str Stretch Hose: -44c . Teps for shorts. Part weet
30-—-Reg. 1498 Summer-Time Jewel ry eee eeeee -3.44
| seg, 2.98 § Super Time Jewelry. -.--+-- 1.88
15—heg. 1.98 . 1.98 Match-Together Jewelry ..ea. 1.44
90--Ree. 10° 1.00 Tallored or Dressy Earrings... .66c Large size, battens or dainty small sets.
.66c 400— Values to : to 1 35 35 Famous Hudson Nylons as seams
pain Watch Bape Reg to 128. os Z0—Reg. 6.50 Drama Idents £ for girls . ey ee eee See.
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*eeeeeev eure 204 48—Reg. 1.98 Shorty Gow ‘Bettes frent coat and lg ON Street Fleer.
70—Reg. 1 1.98 No Iron, Cotton Plisse Slips oven kt
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paeneee 5 Ooee teeter et eeeeeh eee ere eee
, Seeder lace snd 80.0.2: eereeness 11.88
.£.96 Famous Brand Girdles cits ae
140—No Ir Coton Plage Slips Ree. 2.98 . 144
187—Reg. 2: 2.99 No Iron Cotton Plisse Slips L388
30_Reg, 2.9 Buton Front Coton Gown . 1.88 shorty gowns. Det prints on white, -
Tie stp frent. 12-18 in pastels. : :
25—Reg. 7.98 Low Cut, Full Skirt sen
37-—Reg. 2.79 9 Boy's Blu Blue Jeans Re
11> Res. 0.0 0.00 Boy's Unlined Jackets . . 188
25—Reg. 1.98 § Boy's San. Walking Shorts cord
43—Reg. et ae ee a1 88 Sentortzed, slipper My, %
: 100—Reg. 1.29 Cool Plisse Pajamas .. eeeene 6 e886 .
Ne treming needed. ‘aoe a Bises 1-€.
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- ‘Seedy, Gotan tall gactete ond Chite. 9-14.
100—Reg. 0.00. Sanforized Cotton Play Cloths 88¢ Pedal pashers—shorte—midrifts.
41—Reg. 1.98 Boys’ and Girls’ Swimwear. . ci Gals’ 1-pe. styles; boys’ nylon or tastes.
96—Reg. 1.98 1.98 Boy's-Giris’ Pn oy Playsuits ..144_
17—Reg. 2: 2.98 Washable Girls’ Jackets seen -1.88
sides. 7-14,
80—Reg. to 6.96 ¢ Girls’ ‘Smart Swimwear ....2.44 Cotten er latex in sizes
80—Reg. to 2.98 Girls’ Sleeveless Blouses ... .88¢ Senferized cottons in tailered styles, 3-14. § colors.
119—Reg. 1,00 Girls’ Cotton Sanforized Skirts 44¢ pastel prints. 3-6x.
48—Reg. to 2.98 Girls’ Summer-Type Dresses 1.44 Sanferised cottons, pastels and prints. 3-14,
SAVE ON THE THIRD FLOOR
198—Cotton Skirts. Values to 19.95 ... .2,88-12.88
13—Long Wearing Shorts. Values to 5.95 1.88-3.88
6—Values to 8.98. Smart Slacks .......3.88-5.88
2—Pedal Pushers. Values to 5.98 .......,...3.88
5—Pert Jackets, Values to 6.95 ...........-3.88
30—Famous Swim Suits Values to 25.00 ......... .8.88 & 16.88
51—Coordinate Dresses. Values to 16.98 4.88-10.88
41—Sportswear Blouses. Values to 5.98 . .1.88-3.88
10—Swim Sandals. Values to 3.98 .......... 2.88
59—Play Suits. Values to 8.98 ..........2,88-5.88
192—T-Shirts. Values to 4.98 .......+;++.88¢-3.88
145—Cotton Sleeveless Blouses.
Reg. 5.98... seer ebdivs oa bs
Steen 96-38 tn & rainbow of colors. J eee
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69—Reg. 19.98 Cotton Cord & Linen Suits . 10.88 ; Jeniors, 7-15; Misses, 10-20; Hiives, 1414-944.
ite ies. 3 19.98 Faille Coats, fully lined ivasuas 8.00
full length. and beige.
s0_Reg, 2 22.98.24 98 Better Dresses . .8.88-10.88 washable stiks, cottons and sheers,
10—Values to 49.98—Bridal Dresses ..... 28.09
10—Reg. Sone oe ay Aa Lined Toppers 10.88
60—Value to 8.98 Housedresses ..........4. 1.44 Washable, Sanferized, tép styled. Broken sises.
96—Reg. 3 3. 99 § Seersucker Culottes ........ , 288 ast drying. 12-20; 1416-224.
Pree bee 10.98 vy and Cotton
CNN 5B. i rs as es 3. 88 and 5.88 Shert and % sleeves. Misses and women's tines,
150—Value to 16.98 Dresses eT are 3.88-5.88-8.88 Pepsiar fabrics and Juniors, misses, women's sizes, e-
SAVE ON THE FOURTH. FLOOR
28—Reg. 4.95 Plastic Shower Curtain Sets. 288
ite 2.99 Inflatable Bolsters «...+..+.-. 8
26_Reg, 2.29 Venetian Blind Tupé Kits le :
25—Reg. 3.98 Terry Auto teat Covel 20,
46—Rog, to 9,98 Knlt Sure Ft Slip Covers 28 1
45g. to 1.08 fat Tallred Bedspreads. 988
82 pr—Reg. 6.98 Print Rayon Draperies . .p 388 |
Full ninety tnebes tong.
“SI pr—Reg. 6.98 Nylon Ruffle Curtains as Z
48—Reg. to 3.99 Crawford Awnings. tte ee ee nme
9% ond 8 foot widths
1s—Reg, 24.60 Glider Cushion Sets cosesees
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67 , 10,98-45.00 Custom Made Draper via Bag 10883 All View Quality’: 203.16 :% | .
Drapery sad Cee Rent. SRE
Tailored/Rutfled Display Curtains ....¥ Off
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Reg, to €Be yard Aus’ Coton Pri
‘Reg. to 149
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50—Reg. 1.49 Horn of Plenty Baskets... 446 ot oem heats
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* 58—Reg: 9.95 Oscillating Sprinklers voce
Covers 90560 eres. All tet quality, j
10—Reg. 49.95 9x12 Nylon Rugs aoe Boom size in four colors. Slight trreguiers.
$3—Reg. 7.98 Parchment Shade Pally Lamps 3.88 Brass and blend, brass and beck,
60—Reg. 6.95 Car Mats
Bet of two ft any car. ¢ colors.
5—Reg. 14.98 14” Cut Lawn Mewes pose s1O88 18” stse, regular 18.96,,,.16.08 *
17—Reg. 4.98 Picnic Baskets .......0+++++« 2.88 Fitted—service for four.
43—Reg. 1.98 Wrought Iron Ash Trays . eeeeee -88¢.
First quality, with elgarette holders.
24—Reg. 2.85 Nu Enamel Satintone Semi-gloss 1.44
In quart siee. Several colors te choose from.
59—Reg. 1.00 House-Hold Gadgets ..
Donat maker—laundry sprinkliers—meat cleavers, ete.
50—Reg. 2.25 Nu Enamel Flat Paint seeenee ed
Quart size—several colors te cheose from. ~
50—Reg. 2.25 Rubbermaid Housewareg ree Adc
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15—Reg. 29.95 9x12 Cotton Loop Rugs ....16.88
6 color choles. CRabey eeyete.
10—Reg. ate Sparkling tall Juice Glasses ..1.88
Set of eight . ee ome
60—Reg. 89¢ Ceramic Ash-Trays occa ta
8 sizes in wine, green, chartreuse,
$6-heip. Ste Plastic Ditiaatware .6icc5c 0? Savcers, salads, 4 colors. Plates, 660,
84—Reg. 98c Flint Kitchen Tools beeneeeeene eee”
Red plastic handles, Ist quality.
Reg. 1.96 Aluntinum Pop Corn Bowls . of 5 bowls. 1 large, 4 small,
60—Reg. 1.98 Famous Brand Cutle
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wishes of
“life. It is important, too, because
“it will enable the national organ-
~ fzation of the Salvation Army to
establish here its 120th rehabil-
~ Station center,
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the Army intends to spend about in alterations, including ad-
the entire community for
* During the 12 year life of this
program no less than 7,800,000 ‘veterans took advantage of the
opportunity to continue their
cost to the country was $14.5 bil-
A
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"the Nation dividends in improved education m and skills and larger
incomes of its veterans.
es ie
-At the outset educators were far
from unanimous in support of this
program, which became operative
with President Roosrve.t's signature
on June 22, 1944. Some feared un-
favorable effects on education in gen-
etal. Others expected a wave of
rowdyism and that the. veterans
It was not long, however, be-
‘fore the GIs dispelled these ideas.
4s a rule they proved themselves
‘good students, seriously in-
‘terested’ in acquiring further
education and anxious to take
their rightful places in civilian
life.
: es ee
Of the veterans who qualified
under this bill, 2,200,000 went to col-
lege and 3,500,000. attended schools
below college level. On-the-job or on-
the-farm training was. taken by.
2,100,000. .
But the veteran won’t disappear
from the campuses and training
sthool with the expiration of this
_ World War It program. Under the Ko- _ fean GI bill, now in its fourth year,
_ some 750,000 veterans are expected to
) to school this fall. There is every
n to believe that this program,
0, will prove to be a good ffivest-
¥ é she had fallen in.
= x x .
Equally tragi¢ is the fact that Mr. Srarxs, a building contractor, built
the 18 by 20 foot pool last year so
_ that his children would have “a nice
place to swim.” Unfortunately, how-
ever, because of business pressure,he @
had been unable to carry out his plan
Mr. and Mrs. Sparks can be as-
sured that the sympathy of the entire
community goes out to them. They
can be assured, too, that the fate of
little Norma Jane ‘will inspire every-.
one to greater watchfulness over the
safety of small children.
: laa .
“Unper the appropriation the
House voted, plus the carryover, the
Defense Department would have
$36,200,000,000 to spend during the
fiscal year beginning July 1, 1956.”
News item. Surely it will need more
mofiey than that, which figures a
more $4,000,000 an hour — days,
_ nights and Sundays.
EEE
Manttyn Mownoz would soon pay .
enough in federal taxes to liquidate
the national debt if she were to be-
come an ecdysiast.
The Man About Town
Our Vote in ’54
Oakland County’s Primary
Results of Two Years Ago
ight: When we ask all the
questions.
Eighteen: When we know all
In the 1954 primary election, Oakland
Coun yu pub: voted as follows on
rerno’ o d, 19,662; Cleary, 5,549;
Keyes, 3,314. Williams, un-
tor the Democratic nomination,
polled 22,700. In the November election
- Leonard carried the county, receiving 76,-
210 to 75,625 for Williams. x
According to a quiet poll conducted
MAT during the past few weeks, Leonard
will find the going different in Oakland
County on Aug. 7. A total of 67 Repub-
licans, picked at random in 27 voting pre-
cincts scattered over the county, shows 44
favoring Cobo, 12 for Leonard and 11 un-
committal.
A phone call Friday from ,
* Mrs. Blanch Watterson
of Keego Harbor suggested that it should
be spelled “Fryday.”
Perhaps farmers in the Pontiac area
are luckier than they think. A letter over
the signature, .
_ “& Stricken Lapeer Farmer,” |
says: “I read your Iteri about lodged
_ wheat in Oakland County, but. it is far ©
. ‘worse up this way. Over a thousand acres
are ruined. I lost 40 acres myself.”
Personal note: The sister ship of the
“Andrea Doria” was berthed near the
“Queen of Bermuda” when
Mr: and Mrs. Joe Haas
arrived w York on the latter last
Monday stricken liner was due to
take the same berth later in the week as
its sister departed for Genoa, The fog had
enveloped the Atlanticyfor several days,
and the fog horn on the Bermuda liner
blew for ten seconds every minute
~ throughout Sunday night.
What looks like the usual rousing time
is the 20th annual frolic of the
Retail Merchants Association,
to be held at the
i Pontiac Country Club,
just out Elizabeth Lake Road on Aug. 15.
Big doings are in the making.
First home crown potatoes of the sea-
son are reported by
Phil. Alexandrine
of Keego Harbor, who has them as large
as hen’s eggs. ©. --
The deer are so plentiful in the area
of big woods on Waldon Road in Orion
Township that — ’
Otte Hodgson
who lives on its edge says, they sally out
nights and raid the vegetables in his
garden. — pe
eae
Verbal Orchids to— : Mrs. F..N. Hilton
of Watkins Lake; eighty-fourth birthday.
WHR Sica
David Lawrence Says: :
Give-Aways Prevente medical insurance and more of the calities WASHINGTON —
3
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: agStegize7? ally ait a freitiy its iH i isi i
He.
gli ATE i i | é ple in i
Korean War. As soon as armament
expenditures are cut down, Con-
gress thinks of many ways to spend
what is saved,
TO SATISFY VOTERS
Few members of Congress went
home this time without something
constituencies; Some of the proj-
ects—like the law to build new
roads—required some taxes to be
paid by the users to help meet the
costs of construction but many of
the projects are local or regional
and cannot be justified as national.
The idea that local communities
or adjacent states should join in
~ paying for these improvements
‘geems to a large extent to have
been ignored.
lions a year from the U.S. Treas-
ury and the soll bank may add
If it hadn't been for the segre-
issue there would have been
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projects don't like to line
the sponsors or those
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Belly breathing,
chest breathing. Trouble is.a lot
of knuckleheads- who., have been
bellows means. They managed to
cut physical education, which is
just tolerated in high school and
college in a make-believe fashion.
Several times I have tried earn-
estly to teach the lesson here,
byt too many things can happen
t@ my copy before it appears in
print.
There are two types or breath-
ing. First, - natural — breathing,
otherwise called abdominal, belly,
bellows, or diaphragmatic breath-
ing. Second, costal or chest
breathing.
Natural breathing is more ef-
ficient than chest breathing. Be-
sides producing greater sera-
tion (oxygenation) of the bleed,
it produces better circulation
than costal or chest: breathing.
Older authorities thought that
ordinary quiet breathing in the
erect posture was the abdominal
type in men, the chest type in
women. Some of them thought
this difference was die to the
wearing of tight clothing by wom-
en. Better observers found that
Indian and Chinese women who
had never worn tight clothing - breathed naturally, that is the. ab-
dominal type
breathes with the bellows, the dia-
phragm, belly, or abdominal type.
A savage, or for that matter an
athlete breathes with his bellows.
During great exertion every in-
take of air expands or inflates the
beliows, bag, or belly, while the
. Chest or rib cage remains almost
rigid. :
H all this seems confusing,
just remember one thing: When
you breathe, -infiate your bel-
Jows and nevér mind your chest,
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Case Records of Psychologist:
Crane Discusses Adopting Child
a worthy
challenge, isn’t it? Do any of you
readers know of a higher record
than five adoptions in the branches
; We psychologists have is not based in physical inherit-
ance, bat upon child training.
Repeatedly I have warned you
that Cain and Abel, though blood
‘brothers, feuded so violently that
So there is no magic in. being
of blood kinship. The old saying
that “Blood is thicker than water,”
doesn't ring true, in the psycho-
logical sense. * * *
Furthermore, we are all blood
kin under the skin, regardless of
the color of our epidermis.
' We physicians can't tell from
the blood offered for transfusions
wheather it was drawn from a
vein in the arm of a Chinese, a
Negre, an Indian or a Caucasian.
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SUMMERTIME IS FUN TIME! The greatest
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Own a big, new Pontiac—with up to 227
lively horses, 124” of road-leveling wheel-
base, the greatest “go” on wheels—for WW Il Students Decline
prices starting below many “low-priced seve @ big part of your trip coms. out pe erage sgrig
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© (standing left to right) check plans for | left to right). The event is scheduled for
| the reunion of the 1946 graduating class | Sunday at aac Park, beginning at
of Pontiac High School with Mrs, Ronald 11 a.m.
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cook, dietitian, Interior dee woe Be Gn ach ome garbcemeren nes fe “4 count: ... =
71 paychologist, ete. i ction today as the second week| Bosoms are emphasized with/*SACTICE AT HOME hoa Moen te tat doe Ob ie | And in the clinches, she's ex-jof the new Paris fashion season /bra draping and generous decol- While the children are growing, Maggio, 41, on a tour of several SS
_ |pected to be able to pitch in and/got under way. Hletage, usually in three big scal-|yYou can squeeze in half an hour Atlantic City night spots Satur- a
make a living in business. Priceless furs bordered trains |lops, Sometime thése bra tops are & day, regularly, and become a day night. : . = .
NOT RELEVANT on fabulous evening coats, Bird of jin contrasting color or fabric. good typist. * 6 ¢ :
But that’s where the trouble is,/P@radise, aigrette and ostrich) Queen Nefertiti hat You can use the shill as you go | “At the 500 Club, when their 2
Too often, the things she has done|Plumes shot up from formal hair- |bulbs—are in harmony with Egyp-| slong—tor family correspondence |starry-eyed presence was noted -
at home seem utterly irrelevant to| st med royally in passage. jtian frieze embroidery in bands and véluntee: work. and greeted with a public an- e
the business world. |, ase AG RE ee: Garten /6E Ue we ee ea a ah yee cathe ts be aca oat
“ * nostalgia toward proclaims a want, need, ‘ ' :
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but makes date and/—but they wouldn't say a word in _
to type | wed twice, the last time to actress
4d, self-| Marilyn Monroe, This broke tp
how 'to| she has -since’
Arthur Miller.
‘ Fostine Prose Fhete
Class of ‘46
Reunion Set
for Sunday \'His,’ ‘Her’ Glasses [and “Hers” —
in Mouthwash Set tone
Interesting idea in “thank you” The
gifts is a mouth wash set that adds! glasses and bottle look so
a handsome touch to any bath-| any homemaker would take pleas-
ure i
Bosomy figures become unbal-
anced in wide collars, large hats, '
tight skirts. Easy-swinging skirt
provides a fresh kind of balance. 3
The most prevalent panel is the 7
flat, floating type, stitched down &
from waist to hips. This softens the ~
narrow silhouette for the top-heavy ~
build who should keep the top a _— _ ——— ——— _—
conupenied by the ier =] SHOE E SALON—-MEZZANINE FLOOR Regularly $5 y ren 5.98 5. 83 . -6
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ONCE A YEAR " ACCESSORIES—MAIN FLOOR ROBES — STREET FLOOR Regularly to 14,98
mesma a Srnec en Beautifully shyla much —
of our magnificent
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BLOUSES 188 - 2.88:
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SHOES All Nationally Advertised Brands
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Jacquelines and Bisques De
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, Naturalizers 6.
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Marquise 4.
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CASUALS Spring and Summer 4.
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Fresh new cottons! Spuns and Linens, white
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BLOUSES — STREET FLOOR
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6.50
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Better Lastex and
Failles. Lovely ewer
cottons. 32 to 3
3.33 Regular. 8.98
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have the teen touch you just can’t get in bres and girdles designed
for older figures. Bras may fit in the eup, but they're loose
across the ... gap im an unflattering way under the arms.
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CORSET SHOP —
® leisure habits would help in furn-
FORT COLLINS, Colo., (INS) —
Puzzled about the “right” way to
decorate? If so, a home furnish
ings é&kpert recommends a strong
dose of Western individualism.
| Porget traditions and forget
what the neighbors did last week,
_ Every family, tor example, sets
a traffic pattern all its own
through the living room. Is the
furniture placed to fit this pat-
|you've had an eye on interfere
study of the family’s
Miss Grind-
Other families might discover
| they didn’t have to squint at the
TV if the living room were re-
arranged.
' The decorating specialist advis-
‘es the housewife above all never
ito forget her own convenience.
| An electrical outlet hidden behind
Long extension cords have a
| mean way of tangling with dust e.
a lot. PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, JULY
30; 1050 oY ee -
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Should Men
Be Invited
to Shower?
This Is One Affair
* “T am not a neurotic. I did not
expect every day to be a honey-
moon but somehow the excitement,
the sparkle had gone. Our mar-
riage had hecome routine.
* * *
*] don't know whose fault it was. |
We both work hard, my husband
at his job and I with our home
and children. We have our feet on Reader Assured!
By EMILY POST
A girl writes: “Two other girls
sian, Sylvia Peres Says Vows
in Lutheran Church Rite
The Rev. John C, Streit per-
formed the 6 o'clock ceremony at
Grace Lutheran Church Saturday
evening, uniting in marriage, Syl-
via Peres and Varton A. Karago-
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick T. Mayer of
Arthur street and the bridegroom
is the son of Mrs. Vartauhie Kara-
gosian of North Perry street.
her Bible.
ATTENDANT IN BLUE
imops and vacuum cleaner exten-
i Given in by her
brother, Leonard the bride
wore a white ecrystalette gown
Her shoulder veil was secured
to a Chantilly lace pillbox hat.
She carried an arrangement of li-
lies-of-the-valley and white carna-
*itions, centered with an orchid on
A gown of blue chiffon was worn Srey
‘Dear Mrs. Post: “I have been
invited to epend two weeks with
some friends who live in a big
city. This will be my first trip to
this city and we will probably be
doing a lot of sightseeing as well
as eating out a good*deal. I would
like to know just what my obliga-
tions are in regard to paying my
share.” , -_ * 7a ‘ Answer: Everything they sug-
MRS, VARTON A, KARAGOSIAN| gest. and take you to they would
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2-Day eee eR ERR THe eee
CRUISES oad ere eben
Phone FE 8-3251 awa les
SAGUENAY-ST. LAWRENCE
from $167.50
- Pontiac Travel Service 698 West Huron
pay for as you are their guest. If.
by Mrs. Lester Hubbell of Wyan-| however, there are several special
dotte who served as the bride'sithings you would like to see and
‘only attendant. Her flowers werétyou suggest, then you could pay.
a cascade arrangement of pink car- Dear Mrs. Post: “Is it ever
permissible for a girl to take the
first step and invite a young
man te her house for dinner be-
fore he has asked her for a |
date?”
Answer: It would be perfectly
proper for her to invite him any-
time she is asking other people—
but do not invite him alone. * * .
M, A, Karagosian served as best
At the reception, held imme-
diately follewing the ceremony at
St. George Hall, Mrs, Mayer
greeted her guests wearing a gray
nylon chiffon dress and an or-
| chid corsage.
Mrs. Karagosian chose a blue en-
jsemble with white accessories for
pher son’s wedding. Her corsage
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honoring bride-elect Maxine Hurt.
Maxine, daughter of Mrs. Myrtle
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Aug. 25. He is the son of Mr, and
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Maxine Hurt
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|Hold Parley |Deanna L. Mielke Weds Kenneth A. Ish’
kers : . To reside in :
. ; _ |neth A, Ish in a candlelight cere- :
i ous. ennee 4 of oe rey cote. ee Se on i oe ‘
: 1 te tos o'clock rs. Kenneth. ;
a Delegate tales yee ie A, Ish, who : ' nm) bwide | [John Streit in Grace Lutheran were married :
ha the sedent ational Toast oo Saturday a
; Aonvention Hotel! The bride, daughter of Mrs. Don- . Grace
: dn Boston, ‘Mase., Gertrude na M, Mielke of Sedum Glen drive, Lutheran
president, was prin-|Wore @ floorlength gown of nylon Church. The :
speaker / —=«-—=—_ tulle and hand-~clipped Chantilly bride is the \.
' /Miss |McMahan spoke on “Wejlace, The boat neckline was dermer :
: oH Chosen the Good part." She|trimmed with sequins
/\pointed out that “‘as members of|and the traditional long sleeves Deanna Lee ee ea a - Mielke,
as wives, mothers) woe vell of silk illusion daughte
laag-ier but through] 5.12 in piace hy a crown of se- ee 7
for training in self-im-| cuins and seed pearls, and she 4 we are better qualify-) oo. s strand of pearls and Mielke of
Also speaking during the four- | seanctte Pierce was maid of Sop eae _| Say convention were Summer G- licnor, Gloria Rose, Mrs, Robert are ¢ Weutenant governor ot |eeCaitum and Starr Linda Feath- Mr, and Mrs... Massachasetts; John RB. Hayes, | stone were the bride's other at- A. C. Ish of uM Boston; and Alfred T. | odants Their gowns were > Dover s a
mayor of Medierd, |1s nioned identically of crystalette | road. ~ ; : \ : ee
: - jim blue, green, pink and orchid :
a | The’ convention opened with ob eg oe ds mupupegilidianinitiasin ile 4
classroom hours, the college girl will wear the _ter) is used for the little jacket and wide skirt er Pana alo seems : oR at th ME For $, Z 7 ‘wear , 2 is or i je i i : - 2 _aanen — Se
slim skirt this fall. But when it comes to dates, she'll jacket has black velvet collar and lace braid trim. Skirt ee ant calltas @ seaal a - Bea Ce ter as
blossom out in wide skirts and even prop them with for classroom (right) is in tweed, is belted and has Canada; countries bhving Toast-| ey owe GIRL IN YELLOW ' . wR uty. ntel . : Ti ie sible 9 sme (bid: « Cee ee It would look the feet busines sesedion. | A oorlength, dress ke fee ar on tie Tod .
s coheh dae Lightly quilted cotton print (cen- ae : Fae grvgeenanat So “*|matching headpiece was — We epeniallsd eect Anal: 4
: | can syeetm cours, tee. otro [neat pea eotaeoes ae Hair Cutting and Hair Styling | | , . | ° te sree, ent Shey ere ia of yl, fethered ear ! mqety t ell. ! | beld in tho varions regions prier | Kenneth, son of Mr. Our Better PERMANENTS From Let Child Tell You if You're Wrong sti """ ees ssc] Our Better PERMAN s10 | ; : wre ‘Mrs, R. A. Crawley of Van-|his brother, Paul Ish, to s _ Over 20 Years’ ‘
By MRS. MURIEL LAWRENCE | absorbed in repairing his ex- jwith something that wasn’t true If all children got this training,|Couver, British Columbia, was the/best man. > et. ae ;
Dave's family subscrbes to a| press wagon. look up at me—and say what|they would spare us most of the|ttstanding speaker. Her subject Ushers were Harlan :
; ‘a you should have. said before. Say|bad temper, lies, disobedience and|was “Cherry Blossoms, ‘the Rock- Detroit, Milton Mielke Jr., broth-
His best) He said, “Mother found this be-it, me, ‘Dad, you were wrong,’” |general peskiness by which they|ies and Grand Canyon.” —=—_| or of the bride, and Robert Me- 4 friend's family doesn’t. So Dave, |hind the couch where I was Tead-!" Dave had only got to the second|now say “You-are wrong” in ag-| Mrs. Howard Wheatley. repre-| Calum. Ricky Mielke; cousin of : who is eight, takes pleasure in giv-|ing it last night. So I was wrong: | wong when the tension in his tace|gressive action instead of aggres-\Septed. the Pontiac Toastmistress) the bride served as ring bearer, ™ ing them covies that his parents|You didn’t give it to the Mac-inroke ond he began to, ery with|sive words. Club and was a delegate by proxy | ‘ . have finished reading. " the relief of his releaser burt and “Se ltor the Redford Cb. ing oo cine held" at
cP ts Ml ie tah et ee «tt SST wg a yc Dave said he hadn't seen it {Then his father sald gently, “Dave putey emn'ge'tetale's cam te sive. words. Unies lke Daves|¢ VES. Nelson For her daughter's wedding Wi = his father 'said,.“T guess the Mac-iyou should have said, ‘Dad, you say “You are wrong”. when he |father we deliberately undertake to * Mielke wore a dress of | a S
heen riving them my magazine, 1/- live perpetual victims to their in- sage was of Bird-of-Paradise. -4 seen HD N E direct, protesting, aggressive sc- Mrs Frank Nelson entertained ments sc pay < :
found the magazine. So her hus- , : sofa are era tile te tan (amd 2. Clan of Fia.| accessories and an orchid cor.
; where seemed: that our authority over ? : ce
A centerpiece of rubrum lilies,| Mrs. Harold B, Euler of Otfawa tragite, based not en truth, but [Theodore F. McManus end 34m. lern Michigan, eben ae a
PERMANENTS __ [chrysanthemums and sweetheart acoignarg and Mrs, John Tate and Mrs. B. J./semble with black accessories and :
roses flanked by tapers in white} Guests invited to the afternoon] For it is humanly impossible for)Gilien Jr., of Birmingham. the white corsage from her /
——_ satin gines candelabra completed|‘es were Mrs. Mofiat, Mrs. Euler,jus to be slways right. oo) ae eee ae ee ag = 4
SHAPING ae. Seta tea|John Windiate, Mrs, J. Lee Voor-| pose our views on Dave, we never(Mérs, Charies Walton, Mrs. Hilton/home in East Lansing 7 te Hair Cuts manasa bette dect “Renee Gey Te ee ea Nie drt a ey es ee eau Nn heat a
nd Our Specialty Mrs. Elmer R. Pettengill enter-| Theodore Pauli, Mrs. Arthur R./them. They are to be respected|Mrs. Charles Houghton, Michigan State College. :
WS / vere canue ninea }'ined at the affair, held in her/Young, Mrs. C. R. Gately, Mrs.ionly because they are the very aa
: Na dain wa (inte, ata moe = ae OS "IT ties’ Church Unit Meets e MACK?S Nancy, dangher ore Mot- maker of Waterville, Ohio. T Ni es urcn UN ee a : Angelus Others Mrs. H. T. Baker, Fourteen members Ladies|Edith Hillman and Mrs, Alex Kas- of. Peeps fy ip wnt inonn ds become the bride of Richard Fox nin, Seetiannd:Getadanee ew ime INOW Aid Society GenctLt” Leteeslten. hire. Halligan tovtuell Gor when a.
2577 DIXIE MIGHWAY Euler in an early fall wedding. (Stuart Whiffield, Mrs, Harold E. k met bers to meet at her home on Short =
' Rickard is the son of Mr. and Howlett, Mrs. Clifford T, Ekelund,| TO. a eC: Thursday at the home of Mrs. /street for the August meeting. =
TTTIITkT TLL Sina baker tae ee Pickles Eases eae oe Mi Cunningham| :
’ S\Gately, Mrs, Crane Mrs. ‘Theodore Allebach ied de-/A41SS CU Beginners’ or Refresher Courses Sires | | ctins mat swe a reret elt Wed Detroiter
a Cauliflower Bit sinew Ohio. Peter Commagiams
GREGG SHORTHAND: icy Recipe — |qa"Susm aeceing’ tr ehiclorincing the engngsment ote JANET ODELL were for a money:'daughter, Margaret, to .
MONDAY AUGUST 6 : téicmseacaras you\™aking project to be ‘held te|aeevison. He fe the son of Mr: end
A complete program of training in Gregg Short- a begin to think about making|" Hosesses tor the day were Mrs. [date has been set for the wedding
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Fu RR ER RRR RRRRR RRR RRE RRR E RAAB Members of the Allemanders <“quares pesled ied cacumbers |
—— - Square Dancing Club gathered at/erets ;
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DELICIOUS were discussed for the ac-|before using. You may use tiny
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They're thinking about Cadillac~and now possible to become the proud owner _ present car—and how short the waiting Hamilton Dr yer —
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Cadillac ownership. _ time, Cadillac returns a greater share ofits driveway? If you have, then we sincerely
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Walls, 29, of Bessemer, and her; The union, representing 67 non- WILLIAM $. BROOMFIELD sister, Shirley Dafoe, 19, of Can-| governmental cupeideations in 41 90 DAYS SAME AS CASH!
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When Bill Broomfield says it, he means it! A lifelong Five other occupants of the car vention of 120 delegates. 7
resident of Oakland County, Broomfield will take to were injured. The figures on underprivileged ' : ,
Congress s record of providing family benefits chee A flat, thin shell found in the|which te the beets of thevcmnon speaks for itself. During eight consecutive years as Pacific and Indian O is soltion’s chief work et
State Representative and State Senator, he has spon- transparent that a person can|ning for the organization’s sored (and seen passed) bills to improve school facili- read a newspaper through it. | international activity.
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Cornelius, a sedate young bru-
the battle of lefthanders. | ‘The article points out thatvether :
The Tigers never staged as much| conference schools are walking |
er ae so aso sid threst in the nightcap) so le. Sige |
course yesterday. In doing) _ 4 KALINE VICTIM — Outfielder Roy Sievers Kaline’s throwing arm swum. (Bob Kennedy lashed hhis 4th home Ken Karl, head football coach |
she preserved the unbroken pro| of Washington is out at home plate yesterday ber of victims under same circumstances this run into the seats in left field. It|at Har Brack High School i No |
dominance of the event when he tried to score after ch came with two outs and ruined was to |
, a catch of a fly by year, The Tigers split the twinbill with the Na- * the football coaching staff the :
* * * Tiger centerfielder , Stone’s. bid to become the first at
te owed Al Kaline. Kaline threw a per- _tionals. . Washington hurler to turn in aj University of Indiana.
__Mrt, Coralie fred o one-over| fect strike to catcher J. W. Porter to get Sievers , shutout since Sept. 11, 1955. ees nn yt yee ped sok + . PICK UP AGATE arn top wens running event of
ater. coming home with « final Defeats Art Larsen for Title : raammorZizt™ ME. \poll of writers ‘and’ brondeasters,» |
mee i ae eee * 3
to the playoff. Yost.3> 400 oe 648 ;
Mrs. Cornelius wasn’t compet- Pitegerald.c 37 Meese 6 @ 9m the Mth inning against the q
7 ine tor doltars in he vagett, | YCLXGS LA f Reneonis' 3 $f feuieeis, } ff) Yankees on June 1%, 1955. Torge-
j ‘champion, the * . | rt 4 0 © Maxwell 4 1 son was given an award prior to -
: si iihide enn ebihedn oy oe Te heated Be oe |Valdtelsoss 4 9 1 Kalinect 3 © ti vesterday’s game for the base
; the tourney without the | fessional field. PHILADELPHIA w# — Vic Seix- sho thst roahings bad Sohinaioe Gls: protahio mands 8 te Rae 3 8 § Recep? 3 § firennins oct , i
eet, All matches were * ¢ an, Wyearold court veteran who|seeded No. 2. behind ‘Tony Trabert\team that will try to recover the|&-orse" 3 3 Smee 3i :
twe sets, although the | Miss Mclntire forced the playoff|threatened to give up serious ten-jof Cincinnati, and ahead of Lar-cup. Dcourtney 1 © 8 Hoetp” ay)
tee were carried so $4 |with a remarkable comeback Sat-(nis after the United States was|sen. Trabert has since turned pro-|' These three, plus Barry Mac-|roas 33 0 ¢ Tota 0 610 Incoin a |
: Jim Bicknell and Fred |urday that cancelled an &stroke|defeated by Australia in Davis| fessional. Kay, University of Michigan stu-|, 4—Called out on strikes for Stewart A
Detroit and Dearborn |difference and finally caught Mrs.|Cup competition a year ago, ap Court observers said Seixas|dent from- Dayton, Ohio, will meet|""s"Pued out for Phillips in Th. i
: (Bicknell te a former |Cornelius at 302 on the strength|peared today to be this country’s|played some of the best tennis of/ Mexico in the American Zone final C—Ran for Kennedy in 8th. . |
were defeated tm the lof & 30-foct engle putt on the T2nd|stoutest hope to recapture that|his career in disposing of Larsen, |next ‘at the ‘West Side|moncnns om % ‘ribes for Crtems/ IT) egionais ,
€2 and $4. Drilling (hole. cup. 7-5, 61, 64, for his seventh title|Tennis Club in Forest Hills, N.Y. Washington .............. 900 900 s00—0 .
. Ne: 1, , * 7 | ee in this event at the suburban Me- pg er ae a na veding soning SO |
‘winners disposed| Marlene Bauer Hagge, one of] On his form during the Pennsyl-irion Cricket Club. | lw kcak SB sates Pees iene| Birmingham Babe Ruth |
i pair in the qi the advance favorites, was elim-|vania State Lawn Tennis Tourna- e\e © M [Rennedy. | MR—Kuens, Wilson. 6F— L {
then beat Rex Novis ana|inated in a face-to-face battle with|ment, which he won brilliantly) Alrick H. Mann Jr., chairman ore an Runpels. Left “Washington 8. Detroit eaguers Are Eliminated ;
ot orris andl sirs. Cornelius in the final round|yesterday over Art Larsen of Sanjof the Davis Cup Committee > Semen J, Boot *| From Tournament
Gontmamen wt soe en Saturday. She wound up with an|Leandro, Calif., the Philadelphian/named Seixas, Sammy Giammal- Fe RR AR EP ee 1B .
detented a/8t fF 8 303, a figure matched by established himself firmly as the|va Jr. of Houston, Tex.. and Ham €.40, Griggs 6-0. Hoeft 0-6.) W_ Hoel °
i oe han sted ®\Patty Berg of St. Andrews, Ill. leountry's No. 1 amateur. Richardson of Baton Rouge, La., ed y OF am Febecehd, Runge, Rommel” T2000" A—) Ldncoln tion in the Babe ; - | . repre: ichigan
| ee eee . vO an . lifyi . SECOND GAME Ruth Regional tournament at Rock
shiz, is cn =F G ff A 3 ) V Fine Rounds fori, ti Kummom “eT titeating Escanaba 43 in the sal . . * o n,o8 ing na ‘ e $
| ine Me lne twee eewit OWIELS, UTITTS ANNEX 3-2 VICTOFIES rican Tourney Rise, $2] BER 3} Lictrey. commie tray ; z_ Nelson teamn|ice and Potter pot on the winning] coer, rom Foods . Begins Today * = fimmrn” $13 Gems! $$ Southfield High school
d in top spot by Half aC pulls aa ane aw Fowler’s Fine Foods and Griff's)son Jets at 22° and force their|distance for Fowler’s as the league Beversid Pa Bier oy The two teams moved into
Ae satisfying 6-5 win Most : Grill came from behind with late battle into extra stanzas at Co-|tail-enders won their 2nd decision CHICAGO ~ < Plews.2b 864 0 4 ~Porterc = 3 0 0! yesterda Lincoin |
of the way to the ; GO (INS) — More than Vaidi‘elso.ss 3 9 9 Bunnin y's finals when |
—_ an 4 . : rallies to score identical 32° vic-|lumbia-Joslyn. Then, in the last of /of the season. Vernon Raines, who} 299 Stone 1 —p io? Pa ;
\ ‘the champs a men and women golfers tee off D 40 0 Miller. 1.0 0) Park downed Grosse Pointe
; _, or ‘ ecko; tories and the CIO Local 584 pinned |the , Max VanKuren was safe|relieved starter Bob Overgashier/today in ; B-Torgeson 1 © © Woods, 6-5, and Escanaba edged I
’ fame. of omy, a 53 setback on Elks No. 723\on an infield error. He moved to/in the 7th, was taggéd with the qualifying, rounds of ‘the wee 8 ws a i
Sunday's ay’s win was the 4th for apiece in Class A City Baseball League |3rd. on Tom Moore’s double and loss, , Tam Orsmnnter Country Chub’s am |reta 33 4 10 Totals zp 1 | Birmingham 3-3 on Saturday.
Pontiac in the 2nd round. 3-Run games Sunday afternoon. tallied the winning run on a single| pack topack singles by Ron [tournament American” open golf) 4—Orounded out for Mersog in. 4th. gomingham had af heed after
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Free hitting helped the Error Beats A eon an ng vg ogee ow Chepdslaine hurled the Kind and pitcher Zeke Morris, a Nearly 175- men amateurs will Derren beeen vesesestecie $00 008 Ui-f | which was being telecast. but
Pontiac “ne Coulacos’ boys By ee 4 enabled Fowler 3 Me |. walk to Bill Graham, and another |P!@y for 17 places in the official E—None, RBI_Plews. Runnels, Lemon, | Escanaba pitcher George Peterson
jane A flew ‘Léon Weeks Oldtimers 4 uprising to nip Oliver Buick, 32, |fUFRey, which begins Thursday. |Hin- Kennedy. SF--Runnels. -DP— Yost, (itched scoriess ball for the final
air liane Domne an re. 41st Net Championships at Wisner Field. About 25 women pros will compete Pana ed" Pailtps: Miler, Kuen and SX frames.
on , and Dave Simmons lea A big the ‘ Jim Jones took over for 12 places and about 25 women |pnittips. Wash "a Detroit 6.| John Dixon, losing Birmingham
go - 3for3 at the three-run error in the 8th . d K al chores for Griff's in the 7th ne amateurs for eight places. BB—Stone § Bunning 4 Miller! SO— pitcher, struckout eight batters and
ey als a hot one in the Saturdays’s International uge 1e at QAIMAZOO ‘serve the triumph for Morris, who Men professionals, with about 60\ning $ in 3%, Miller § im 4%, Gromek alolwed seven hits.
game-setting 3rd frame, to/ s Baseball league game at was removed f h ; exemptions, will play 18-hole Salier 1-1" Gromek 0-8. PB SW Escanaba 101 900 1-3 7 1
score Jim Skinner with the 5th|/0ledo, gave the Ohio club a 108) 1-4) awaz00 W—A field of 238/90 Kalamasoo, vs. Dan _teckinger.|Gus Eichhorn sched the tay tae tomorrow and Wednesday |—Stene 33). Bunning (0-1). U—| irmingham | ...... 200 0000-2 4 0
Tun ‘Te ech cane the 6% Oe Fonte ldtiners. |, ALAMAZOO Ot Se Sana Se alicia tae ern ete Tate coe ee ee FS whet ted snmions Diem ns
BC ‘ent single runs in the 1st and a ene cncd whet throw here today for coveted titles in the| Bare ‘Bind, Hodgman. Ralimares.,**| Dan Keating scattered six hits = ~ oe SUrMEY: .
in the Ist, 5th, 7th (two) and $th.{Funner at ard trying to nab al;'c: National Junior and Boys ten-| ohes Babinski, Hamtramek, (bye in|while the CIO was downing the F 8 e 7
ee oe, ce at Oe en a out into den le cha * |fret, round) ve. Ned “Regina, Beckley.|erK5 at Wisner. The Union club Transplanted Americans .
acne Mr nea hha wee ted "entre bb a soe ct win a Win for French Golfers NIT WITT MQTKS dll 3 n nning
— was loge amd eo Pontiac maneger reperves berg of Brooklyn, N. Y., a mem- Unearned Runs lighted by Kim Conroy's two-run a. ee France (INS) —
12-4, on @ barrage of 13 hits, ‘Mc-|hit a three-run homer in he Sen [OF ot the aes = ag Cop wom, double which sent losing pitcher am. use a pair of s 8
gave up only three hits in|scoring Warren Brenker rer me mente Anglemeyer of; Huey Thomas to the showers, TE Ameridins, defeated
victory. Whfeman ahead of alien baron: Aya Bea J | "pe, 3 33 333 ints of the International Seniors Nn am lons | S ; Dell of Bethesda, Md., f eps seeeens ves 000 48 rs’
Pontiac ae at, Birmingham Brepensyporsm. miscue was the) ,.ond seed 5 ts oe ema ‘of 128 ewe ers [Pome ior,” Ratner ese Coaches? pt {Gott Tournament.
| ot one committed by Pontiac. is matched with Goapésiaine ond Punch, se 5 eageen Beteetort | of San Fran- ;
; Seer NG aie ; rae Oliver 222.0 cisco and Allen Clark of Los Ange-|_CUYAHOG _ '
j . e:. : vomed pobvingaa Fork Ge Two consecutive errors in the patois, Jones and kind: ichhorn tnailes, both now living in France, America's top "wimmers: set nine| 18-27 6 tar under his world ‘rec.
- : . 3rd inning of Sunday’s Shaw Jewel-|Eiks 123 .............. oa 010 0-3 ¢ 9 Played with the French and won| new records in the National AAU/ord of 18:05.9
pat Paul Palmer, 14, of Phoenix,| ore Green Lane Enterpri soft CIO 69.0.0... 004 100 x3 7 3 their singles new in a ord 0 :05.9 set at Yale in the
Ae Ariz., top-seeded in the boys 15- rises -| Thomas, Jackson and Neilson; Keating, rs matches to nail down’ Swimming Championships that AAU indoor meet last April. Breen
: entender Gogfight, drew o tirst ball game at Metropolitan Beach gad Seems. ithe U.S, defeat. ended here last night. [also won the 400-meter freestyle
| Veteran Mickey Katlin of Howelllers “took bonor | W \noud bye and will meet David| Ge" font ot “the anual bench Most of them move on to Detroit Yoshi Oyakawa of Hawaii
sped to victory in the 100-lap fea-|“‘crack p, in a race called/iarrington of Middletown, Ohio, in . ot B W ' : for the Olympic Trials which open/Olympic backstroke — champion.
aped to viet p fear cto whip and 1 Kelly post ed mr _ , ’ tourney. Green Lod won tt unce 1n S ennl S TOWN wet Monday . [was defeated in the 200-meter
climax Sunday night tying time. enpend round wae tm thee 151 . , 20. | . backstroke by Frank McKinney,
hardtop aoe ex Pent modified ners were Bill Charleton, Jack shane mot entries In *|was the 3rd time the Jewelers had) Dale Bunce won the Pontiac,feating Leon Hibbs in the final | Outstanding performer of the a 1hy ear-old sbigh school student
way. Ratiin’ jac Speed-/Harvey, Jerry Latner, Dave Cop- Pairings for ‘ Michi lay been stymmied in their efforts to'Open Tennis Tournament Saturday|6-2, 4-6, 6-2 inals. meet in the Municipal Waterworks from Indianapolis The 150-pound
way qpatlin's winning time was|persmith and Hershberg. ot: the Michigan PlaY"| reach the beach championship. [afternoon at Oakland Park by de-) po. ¢ -|Poot here was Bill Yorzyk, a McKinney won in 2:24.5, bettering
ee _ * 8 « mewen mNcags (VEST ROUND?! A series\ of bad throws, plus a Bunce swept into the final Springfield, Mass., college pre-|the AAU mark of 2:21 set by
oes the thrilling plage mi Trophies were awarded to driv-| Prank Fulton, Bay City. vs. pick hit and an infield play sent Green| _., round with victories over Ralph medical student, who set records Oyakawa last year. Oyakawa won
Viewed the thrilling feature attrac-lers finishing in Ist,"2nd and rd) fe"Eutrat ut iran Pry, Topees: Kah for the ‘winning, ated only counter? City Loop 9's Florio and Dennis McCartney. jin three events, 5:19 in the 400-|the 100-meter, backstroke in 1:05.9
mishaps. The race was del positions. An $1,100 purse was the Johe Coot, Kalamesco ve, Lleyé | Mos- for the winning, and only counters . i" . He downed Florio, 6-6, 6-0, and (meter individual mediey, 2:43.3 in . * * «© “—
after 9 laps by a four-car oath A combination hard®p-old model Batre, cae ita Menta cai fe ath. eth "and Th but Sp lit Twinbill same om. by ime ny ne 300-8 oe r patter” ae ee ee 08? ith tne
. ; , VS. . ’ , t meter butterfly. rd of 2:08.2 wi im-
sion a sr ee Chuck} program will be offered at the Donel Bet saaitente. M4. wunp); |Couldn’t get them around. Jewel-| Visiting ‘Southfield divided a] Hibbs reached the fi Yorzyk broke the AAU record ing of 2:06.6 in the 200 meter tree.
Partello, rye M39 track on Wednesday night.| ,,* Sectiveuns. teen fy ers got four hits off Paul Gatto/doubleheader with City League foes! with triumphs over J nal come twice in the 200-meter butterfly—jstyle. ‘
sey pape rolled his|Time trials begin at 7 o'clock with| Kalamazoo, vs. Jack Luetkemeyer, Baiti-|While Pere McConner gave up/at Beaudette Park while Walled and Gary W soahed once in a preliminary and again
coe te so geno anew the Ist race at 8:30, mere, Me. Rey Senkoveti, Ramtramet./five to Green Lanes. Lake Market and the Pulver Tire|¢9 wie Bing alloy mille Wright ms Ge. feals, He holds Ge wad ports |
wheel rammed the|- . girls disposed of their opposition| was eliminated by a 6, 61 score."°°r™ ™ the, event. 5 Ca endar
wall. Ld ; ” . * .
Carm Regats Snished 2nd in the Fires 11-Under 277 . Bir mingham LL ome Seniey at softball wriche on Ist round matches.) pick Hanley . 2p-yearold Uni TODAY
feature ac. , . t ousted Roland Bourke Jr., ‘ A Basebail
or iat : Team Advances | soutnties, paced by pitcher (60, 61, and McCartney defeated, Tal second off ihe American and O%abuc epi 'at weet. ™
Tom Hershberg won the 25-lap Berry’s two-run homer, defeated |Ralph Alee via forefeit. CLASS D-—Pontiac Police vs. Water-
Birmingham Americans blasted ’ AAU record in the 100-meter free-| tora, 5.30 ‘p.m., at Washingt
semifinal in which 26 cars start- four home runs to defeat’ Harper Royal Bar in the opener of the The tourney was sponsored by/style, swimming it in 56.3 seconds|. CLASS EB — Gingeliville vs. Auburn
ed and ony 11 finished. Otte wt . Woods Nationals 6-0 to advance in| ‘Wim Dill, 63. Pete Mihay was the Pontiac Parks and Recreation’ His time was also a second better ruth and Oxtcrd Wildcats vs) Clask
Meyer nd and Don Smith | BALTIMORE — Golf's youth| Their one-two finish i _|the State Little League tournament the winning harler in a relief |Department. A trophy was award-than the Olympic record set by fortn. “Both eames at $90 pm
came tn Ord. ; two finish in the East ‘ rele ed north. Both cames at 5:30 p.m.
movement Saturday as Elks No. 810 downed to Bunce for his championship) Wally Ris in London in 1948 Softba
, with Arnold Palmer of}ern Open was no fluke while leav- Southfield, 9-4. Pascoe homered /€fforts Y n in 198. CITY MEN'S Walled Lake Me la, 98 . George Breen, 20, Butfalo, N.Y..| 4° Lowe's Tavern 1 pm.-and Pontics | -a- . ve-In ee@ners,
Partello capture the dash, Sand-|Latrobe, Pa., at the head of the! ing in the wake such veteran cam-| _ Ptaying in the North Bracket, | i, the ond for the losers ae #:30, at Beaudette: Richard's ‘Tavern
Teer Lape egal wintae d | senor as Doug Ford, Dave| the Birmingham team moved | bse] 7 a
‘ ering a pros-|Douglas, Jim Turnesa, Marty Fur-| Closer to a possible trip to the twirled a five-hi “"'B : Benson's. ik ied: he 4 en
Rolladium Fours Win [pect of the pot of gold in the Tam|gol, Jack Fleck, Henry ‘Ransom,| Little League World Series at |t0 spark Walled Lake's 5-1 conquest) etty yron Paces Field Sir renroRD an ok Se
Natio R vo [Or Shanter Bob Toski and Ansel Snow. Williamsport, Pa., by virtue of a [Of GMC. Pulver Tire made only me NEW ESD pmevat Dakyton, OM
nal ol “Finsterwald's $2150 second| mree-hit pitching effort by Cart jone hit. Il outscored the GMC} Miss Betty Sue Syron, daughter|the defending champion, carded| coun te” Dragton trea he ei
a ler Title |qgPalmer and seven of the other! prize restored him’as the leading| Malecsay who tamed 18 batter girls, $6, in a five-inning nightcap |of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Syron of|46-43-89, which gave her a 4thiDrerwn. us. OTE 620 Pm ws
Pontiac «hes —_ Which " vest er pro money winner over Cary Mid-| Doug Walton hit two of the hom-' 7 Pontiac Country Club, carved out/place tie with Lucy Everett. Lucy , TTnebene
: champions — in the\ander 30 years old-—illustrating| Tce gett” & total of $Z3.8Z1. The jets mm ectting the other two” BC Midget League [rotc'st‘Minteipat Gott ‘Course to|peted in the tournament. des ater mons can on roller skating the quantity as well as it ne $3,800 first prize moved Palmer |Stewart getting the other two. | Q g noon at Municipal Golf ‘Course to! peted in the tournament. CLAgs 'D—Kee © Harbor Boys Club vs
iting in the A m|the younger set quaty Of up to 13th place with $12,709, ong Nationals were the if win the annual Women's Medal) Tourney scores: ington. Bore CUD, 0:30 p.m, at Weeh-
mht Ze woe Baaretasam lemme att Plays Title Batlle Pe immmmens sa ace teess ga geen enmrmato ‘oa Saturday hight, Nita a on net ue te een Open | Bow insterwald a i oe od crushing Ecorse Township Ameri- ays | e att e ; Betty fired steady, rounds of Zadan” DeBol . nis gt te CLASS” st Columbia-Josira south, a
Sue Welch, Martins and|better’ than par for Mount Ple ‘Jerry Kesselring Jonas tape CAMS UL. . All Stars and Mighty Mites tan-)41-41 in the 18-hole tourney to lead alin Wright... SMSSSS Bo te retruren, in tat mt AP Oemyn's
- Charles Parker rolled off with the ant's 6,895-yard course. He playedioon Holscher 6-283 — H500 a gle in a Tuesday afternoon base-\runner-up Mrs. Zadah DeBolt by Vc Rusrett.....---- ++. .47-42— §9/ Joslyn south; Arnold Drigs ve Pantie
national fours ‘title in the junior|it safe the last round, matching Se"Bake”™ I~ $38 ne Tom Wins, 2-] Dall bontest at Eastern Playground|two strokes. It was Mrs. DeBolt’s Bre | Miter --0-.: SATE shinerth™® & 8 me #t Columbia-Jostyn
vision. "lear ped wh oe paaigebairind| +8 ral B-2 300.00) 0 vo ‘diambnd, for the Boys’ Club Mid-|2nd_ straight occupancy of 2nd purany ‘Belle 22000 49-4¢— 99 KNOTHOLERS—Auburn Heights Bovs
; Apio main by two sites Fazio 72-2 700.00 Single runs in the 6th and 7th get League title. Game time is|place as the WMGA star shot/Dorothy Krakoski (100.1000. so4t— 97 Us Senators. Ii a. m. at Jaycee Bark
init innings gave White Brothers a 2-1/1: 30. | 43-4184. [Wine Bong... Sagntoe an oe
33 | decision over Richard's Tavern in| All Stars have 20 of the best; Miss Syron posted two birdies, |/esnette waka RL Io | Crry Mews Royat ar vs stags FY an exhibition softball game Sun-|/Federal league players on their| eight and tan 7 {Bam ang Shaw's Jewelers, ve.
73| day night at Drayton Plains _pare ond eight bogies on GUNDAY'S HOME RUNS GMC, 2:30, at Benudette: North Bide
; # : . Doug) roster. Mites are the Boys’ Club| her way to the 1956 title, played | pony, 2, Rivers. White Sox;/and. Pranklin. Products tt es nen
Brown pitched a four-hitter for the|representative in, City Parks &| under ideal weather conditions. Wilson, Kennedy. :_ Roepe, | Tavern. $.30. at North Bide. .
‘ its MEN'S—Emmanuel Bap- the ‘
2nd|Recreation Department Junior cir- Phils, Boyer abt 444-88 " Skizas, At vrwerte,|tist va. Thrift A ' . 4 ¥ Drag, 7 p.
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: ff. was sentenced to 45 days
Bec Stock Market eis Secs i - Ee guilty to the charge before Syivan
a : ‘ NEW YORK #-Oil st ne Pastas See eee
- turned lower on the Board of | in sas-|Wenvesion Lake patios.
“Trade today, giving up much of ket trading today as uncertainty : :
the grains scored in the previous prevailed over the Suez Canal situ-|) Reckless driving cost a
_ session, on news parts of Iowa had man $100 in fine and costs
- peceived moisture over the week- tice’ Court Saturday. William
end. The performance paralleled ner-|24, of 180 S. Francis St., paid
"Wheat near the end of the first seepage are pate mba et ada age My lower but did not have to absorb ket on the doubtful conditions af-\charged before
much selling pressure. Their! fecting the Middle East oil sup-\James VanLeuven,
sses never ran more than frac- with art while
= Rye dropped a few cents Otherwise the market . declined ee ee beet
faking but recovered part of this following settle- . steel
jens $100 and jailed three days by Pon-
- _ Wheat near th ee nd of the first), frac-\tine Municipal Judge Cecil Me-
hour was 4 to % lower, Septem- tions to around a point. Losses in) ano
ber $2.15%; corn 1 to 1% lower, * paral . a similar range were shown by
September $1.47%; oats 4 lower to ene. Fong, Ne 558 pe Pleading guilty to being minor
% higher, September 734%; rye % Peppers, het Me 1, 6.09 bu; peppers, Oil securities were down more|in possession of beer, Neil L. Got-
to 1% lower, September $1.38; fo. 1, 7.00 bu. Potato nes ‘rea, |Sharply. Royal Dutch dipped about|ting, 19, of 30 Bloomfield T
soybeans 1% to 3. cents lower, 1.00 dos’ bebe; Me). OD Ses tnree, Standard Oil (California)|wag fined $25 Saturday in
~ September $2.43; lard 8 to 18 cents | p<; t Ne 1, 7-80 . ithe’ Rhuberb, about two, Texas Co, and Standard|pal Court. He. was arraigned
ee lower, Septem-| 1 eh ial dos . — Oil (New Jersey) around a point/fore Judge Maurice E, Finnegan.
roe [Beruat, Be i'gas-a%8 Bin baat, e-|°* - | Mildred A, Hiller, 34, of
: i No 1, '1.00-1.80 dos behs; tur- , jwas jailed two days and fined $100
Grain Prices Turning, Me 610-18, oe ve New York Stocks |)" ontine Municipal, Judge Cecil
. LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS —En- (Late Morning Quotations) McCallum. She pleaded guilty this CHICAGO, July 30 (AP)—Open today: | dive, No.1. 1.50-1.18 bu; endive, Slosched.| aig) tg Int Tel & ‘fel 33.8 .* - Wheat Mar coces-se 10% /NO. 1 2.80-3.00 bu. je, NO 1, 1.50-| Admiral ...... +. BY St Gal" %*\monrng to a charge of reckless or
wevssses 4B May Acitece HOMO) ES bus epenro: Wenched. Mo J sa'i's0| Allied Ch... ili, davove..... 62 driving, mother, Christine Gey,
‘= sores: 229% 0D csceeese 130% /DE, DakE: lettuce, "Boston, No 1. 225-2.78| Allied Strs... $0.1 Johns Man... 88 passed away ana
ctessess 220% Dee s-s:c.- Lae : lettuce, No}, 100-125 bui| Allis Chal .. 36.2 Jones & L... 823) 49 your friend's in jail and Gresley, oe
- Mar 2....".. (4atq lethuce, head, No 1, 1.00-1.60 bu: lettuce, | Alum “139.6 Kelsey Hay.... 38.3 Ph. PE 5 divers owset Gat Ret ss tetas,
senaeren & May sercen 44 Romaine, No 1 1.80-2.00 bu. Am Afrlin ,... 7% Kennecott ....133 bail, PE. 9424 or MA 5-4031. ou cooly saw ae ly ey
venkeuna 1G 11.60 |Celery Cabbeee, No 13.00 wa Goherd, yo Bee oss x] Kresge, 68... iH wad. | coer BATON Oe God's taken you to, Heaven,
on™ ISS ar 8 bu. Keie: No: i, 1.25-1.86 notes 1 Kroger.) 81.6 ; MEETING all, te Joy mirth. -
BED sees nse BM Nov, NC ta pow ‘mara Me Lov. ws. Bestel | Aen Sam eS MOF Giese. FTL aye | eens civen thet, persecst But the place you ich so empty,
ee eeeeeeee TOME wonrern CaO ee ea oe onard, No 1, 3.50 bu |Am M & Pdy.. 282 Ligg & My.... 673 to ean of ts 4 a ha inissed by her Gaughier,
° samy web a0 Am NOs. 038 Love: ‘ational Bank of Pontiac will be iatine Blower and son Dougiss
. Am Rad ..... 20.3 Lone 8 Com.: dis! aw’ Guest tin the Guy. of Ponies, s
re riers Peay 30 (AP)—Eags, f.0b.|Am Seating .. 86 Lorillard... ie te of Michigan, on Tuesday, August Flowers 3
: Davee, ohees federal-st**| asm Tel & Tel. 1641 Martin Ol. He 16 at 10:00 a.m. for the beets
} hteg| Am Tob... 184 May D Str... 4. in van a e determining 57 ANS PLOWERS
Put Up St arog ety a, ey Mal amaence™ HA Meee” Y | sito" SetGtiag “cotpeee| | ee A each . i, = <4 OYS- a my! 3G: “Wan de-3o wed. avg. 33, Grade|Anac Wac .. 182 Metr Ch & S.. 2 State of Michie, under visions
p eam 41. Peewees 15. 7 Armowrea ee i mn Man’. 24 Treaggrer 2 ‘om On | $f ratified and ‘entire sate wal __. Funeral Directors 4
‘ . i|Atchison.....169. Mont Ward... 8) Two Per Cent Pena vroposed {merger ot @ROU:
“ Head for Erie Ports AM Got Lins. $13 Mover ;7 24 After Tuesd ei MY | eres ATcopy ot the salons: ee mene FE et
as Sfeel Pact Signers "lAveo Mig |... 5.3 Mueller Br... 33. Fr tuesday of the directore of each of the two ‘OR
: Balt & Oh ... 48.5 96 Br ae banks. providing for, the merger. ls 08 ities. :
See Final Settlement Beech Nut |.. 324 Wat Bic... re file at the and may be
bendix AY ... 827 Nat Cash R..-« '3| Tomorrow is the deadline for | ¢ufina business hours. D ] John
( Benguet... 2. Wat Dalry.-+s & , ; oneison-jonns . jetty Steel. -163.9 Wat Gyps sssce,646|29 City of Sylvan Lake taxes to 10, 13 12, 13, 14
"PITTSBURGH (INS) —> Only ving Air". 98 Hat Mead .c036 be paid at the city treasurer's of) 280 it ib Ye th 2 3t| pemaren Hoh “PURER
esses are being made ‘the john Alum .. 308 Bet Terral.’ setifice, Ernest L. Ethier, city man-} _ 3% 98 36, 31. August 1. 2 2 © “SPARKSORIFFIN CHAPE
~ nation’s steel mills which have prist My ..... 31.2 Mo Am Av -... Beginning Wednesday, a two per anne ‘Ge Voorh ‘ iple
been closed since July Ist. = ae “3 -Ner pte Pwsss it ‘penalty plus one-half per| WNotice is hereby that ®
Observers agree final settlement Burroughs |.. 43.4 N¥st Airlin.... 84icent per month to date of payment Commissioners of the County. of Gatland FUNERAL HOME
of the strike should come bome- Somp Soup. 301 | i. ;-: $8 |p added to delinquent taxes, Ethier | mie. Sie, Stan eat ume meld of Ambulance or Motes
- time this week. Can Dry... 144 eens Si. 1 said. He added that 46 per cent uly. 86, it was ae re-
Negotiators for the industry and/ oe Se i BS pan AW Air. Sof taxes have been paid to date. | solved that the, oes KBY
Dr aeer en gat genes mone Gerrier Cp ... 813 param Piel.:.: 333) In other city affalts, Ethler Fonds in the, Clty of Tr and the Punern) Home—FE_ +188?
: hard in New York to reach e.:. eee: ¢ clerk’s office Lake from Reehester Cemetery Lots 5
"agreement on each clause ‘of the cent Pe: 308 Be ee a ec ntll § ptm, Wednea™ |ond i= Deaumndre s distance of 28 a ery —
new three-year, no-strike pact. Chrysler... os a po 3 day for persons wishing instruc- sohitin Road trom Squard Take Bene to jot = Yoeation, center "inive
The walkout of 650,000 workers > A OR ~ Litt 223) thons on the new voting machines |“ This notice is and | published _ tl ait
ated oiistelly Futtay with the ielimes, Mo's: 128 Pures ..:, 4] 0 be Seed in the Ang. 7 pri wade’ ond ‘provi im such cases) Wifust sacrifice, PE 40000 before 8
signing of a memorandum of Colg Palm :.. 53.6 ees mary, .
‘agreement, But furnaces will re- Col Brad A... 288 pe raie @ 7 BOX REPLIES
- ” Col Ges ..... 18.7 Pullman 3 The city purchased two ma.
main banked until individual con- Comw Eé’':.. 428 Pure Ol ..-.22 4. \chines which will be used for the At 19 a.m, Teday Gere tracts are ready for signature, Con +. 4.1 ROA nee in the were replies at the Press
Gon K Get: ste Repub @ii'.... ga4)firat time in the coming primary. The settlement was based on a’ }Cont Bak ..,. 31.5 ex rng oc: He DISPLA’ office in the following
~ 456 cents an hour wage package, Coat Con .. O9 Norn 3/TWO ON Y pense
, me ' ‘> Cont b- ~ geen 47 ook Bes: 3 ‘Two instruction models are on
surance, pensions and other bene- Gooner Rag. the “y “=: 'ita\ display during regular office hours 4988 Pontiac, Tudor 3, 4, 5, 7, 9 10, 13, 14,
~ fits. : ore Pa... 30.8 got Lead - $4 at the City Hall on Iverness road. | No. Prssitssses. Sale to, be, Dele 1:38 | 16, 18, 18, 28, 25, 28, 6,
Meanwhile, the last of the ore- jurtisn Wr... 337 Scorlll Mi - 37 | aroltment at the summer Red | Norin Woodward ay : 48, 49, 55, 56, 62, 66, 68,
carrying freighters anchored in De- number et Edison ... 354 Sears Roeb .. 33.2 Cross swimming program at . July 28, 30, 1986 83, 94, 96, 98, 166, 113.
- troit during the strike were expect- abies eal dees Be ee eee Sylvan Lake reached a record of ' =
= 80 to, leave today, for Lake Erie ae oe Pont. aks "it pag] 209 children, Dea h No .
Fiihis resume production at top|eanry toscana its Mostet nities Bact Req’. ote Goa RO Gs] Friday, certificates willl be th Nofices The Pontiac Press
steady to strong with last week's close;| Ei Aute t .... 38-4 Ra .. 3¢3/awarded to those who passed the ‘FOR WANT ADS
ease bn eee steers ly 80 cents| El & vue ee
the 39 separate contracts being con- Monday; grades| Emer Rad... 9.1 — + $91) Red Cross tests. Instruction under | BAILEY, JULY 28, 196¢, HOWARD .
a : ; to 80 cents| Erie RR ...., 22.3 We Sbe\ Mrs. Barbara will close C. 14 Snyder Rd, Lake DIAL. FE 28181
cluded with the nation’s 12 leading|hener ‘than cows, bulls,| BRCelLO .... #24 on BS Dempster Mich.. age 63: deat father | of
a pion ys 9 aamaga their subsidiaries : Ga hte big p wieers| Pood Mach. m8 on | also, Ethier said. Hilde | MeCarrick, | Mrs. ima From 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
enews. 2. 0: choice tgringn monty S236 Freeot Sul .. 79.4 & Co. 48 ft Mre Jensle Catpenter ‘end. Mre. All errors should be re
24.75; some stands.d and steers| Prueh Tra ... 31 El Pa .. $23 Ci Bur lar Goofs Georgenia Carter; dear borther of immediately, The
unevenly — 18.00-31.00; scattered § sales|Gen Dynam .. 74 i Co oa # : gi Mrs. Flossie . _Puneral Se coos ne
|ood and -fed ‘heifers 20.00-23.00;|Gen Elec .... 61.3 O Sul es will be held Tuesday, cibity for errors
utility and standard steers and heifers|Gen Mills .... 6% TON ss 22.6 . ® July 31 st 2 p.m. from the Bes- than to cancel the
scarce; rly onles 14.00-16.00; most’ Gen Motors .. 46.1 Thomp is ee -¥ | sardet-Mabley Chapel tn Oxford for that portion ~P my 1 :
— cows oetaae, iow wctuer| oon ane sees 1 pa 3 oer +s ree ig rea ins Mich. Interment in Oxford insertion of the advertise.
cutters 0-53.00; corse 4. » we es : _ -_ ment which has ren-
comperieal 00-16.00; mostly ‘ Transamer ... 387) > a
choice around 40 uh, ster calves 3um:| Gen Tyr"... gag Tecate ce. 304) A clumsy housebreaker tried to yo a Ey Fis dered oaeetece Oras
30°35; aout tee tends good’ ana choles] melt 4... 484 UnGarniae : 1364) loot at least four southside homes | — 07". i"Tharnes: dear mother of are made be sure to get 683-798 Th. feeder steers 18.25-20.00, sosetiae’ *T gg Un. Pac | .-.167-4/Saturday night. Clement Henry Barnes. Grave- Rdjustments will be given”
roGAt VES Salable 280, Market opening|Goedyear ... 8 ait y ae i He fled when victims in three side service wil be held ot? ath —_ © ,
chalee vealers 10-00-3800; come wtility Gt te RY. at Bn Oss - 331 homes were awakened by noise Rev. rt Bickley officiating. Closing time for advertise-
tility 12.00-15.00, it Wests ... 2 Oe ae #2.5\and by the beam of his flashlight, ee eae Pickett’ Bea.,, bailvord mento csataising wpe tase
tal ble 200. Not enough early|\quil Ou .....1364 Us Steet ;..... 63 ,|Pontiac Police said: this evening until 11 a.m. Tues- type is 12 o'clock noon, the
cas ) Ineaker 124 US Tee o-s:+- HT} A fourth victim, John Howard) Adrian. tn tieu of flowers, the %
A ‘ “Cent... 44 Warn B Pie . 268/of 146 Elm St., reported that $16 family requests tions may
sSRASO, da aoe ngage ha» ea ge: Blwan stolen trom his bifold in the | Siorfr'tegnnd”@paaeen ee: | | MS any artabatat ce steady d sows; foepir Cop.... $0.3 Weng Hi: §33| bedroom where he was sleeping.| Devt! Stransements by the Rich- first weak to 25 lower on bw under Interlak “" 31.6 White Mot .... 49.6 _ ardson-Bird Puneral Mil-
210 Ib.; demand: bulk No.|Int Bus Mch $20 & Co... 15.1) Howard’s home was forcibly en- ford. CASH WANT AD RATES
1 to 3 16.75-17.00;|Int Harv...., 40.1 Woolworth. .... -\\tered through the rear door, as , JULY 36, 1986, WESLEY G.
| lots mostly No, 1 and 9 200-230Int Nick..... 995 Yale & Tow... 316 ’ 1844 Beechmont St, Keego Har- Lin De
Wo. 17.10-19.28 No. 2 and 3 20-\int Paper.....1394 Young § & W_. 293) were homes at 137 Elm and at 446| dor. Mich.. age $6: beloved hus- ae bay 3 Days 6 Dave
1. 16-28-1618; several, lots mostiy int Shoe -... $4 Zouith Rad... 108.6|and 434 S, Saginaw St. police said.| S224 sotner""or Mrs Nvia ‘May 3 “ite “3he “Yee ‘ ite Ib. 18 28-16.90; larger lot sows 400 : m Det. Sgt. John DePauw said that Mrs. Aileen Yvonne Teeole and ‘ 4 3.48 «6.04
‘peying|isetaaee 1000 Dulm con-ese nl (C. J. Nephier Ce.) police have a “fairly good” de- Cutterd, Orville Cook. "Mra, Tris $ 3% fee a8
18%-20: LPT ET' ,REATT| Satadle cattle 70,000; steers steady to] Misures after decimal Poin i tos Koon | Scription of the burglar. Loehne. Puneral service will be 7 318 847) R40
or. fryers 24-35; re ete: meilers strone compared last week's close:| anon piec & Equip Co”. .... 32 3-4 from the ‘Parsiey Puneral Home > des) Te tee ettes over 4% 98-28%; under 4% 27-26. presdy to §0 lower than last Wednesday; Baldwin Rubber Co*...... . 144 184 rom the Pursley Puneral Home . 7.29 = 10.80
j . choice and prime grades fairly |; Mi Co... 55 55 5S F d A ts t P k with Rev. L. W. Shafer officiat- &
nelive;, gthers slow: heifers slow: steady ioe Bee Ota Chem Gor. (18 8 un ssets at rea ing. tg TCO ,iD Greenwood a
tows steady to, 38 lowers, bulls sow Howell Elec Motor Co*.. 5, 83 §3| NEW YORK (INS) — Welling- Cook is at the Pursley Punerai
FOACHES pictus, Was ee ee Gor as.' + My Sito Fund reported today its total) pcs tlelp Wanted Male 6 2s about steady: load me 1225. Ib, steers |e), eee w 1s net assets reached a record OT ti Wixom Rd. .
One Full Year Guarantee |) 2): ‘er, !o«: prime steers 36:78, and Wayne Gerew Frod Cos... 13 14)$559,000,000, equal to $13.75 per| Mick: tq %: beloved son of Bur-
oom Nowten, Apartments, Gro- 34.90-28.80; A My Ov, cneles joe © sale; bid and asked: share, June -30. Assets totaled brother of ‘Mrs’ Porrest Hubbel ATTENTION
tery Stores and Restaurants, Re- 00.20.00: - - " , ; and Mrs. J Fue Wanted: Men ean start work
ran out only one howe No | kaieatinin’ that" w'ipine’taas|Lincoln to Establish = tine earlier. President Walter | Sei.auy'stat'l Smetiom we | GLUTASY” ut'W. Weta SS signs used. = 21.50; utility and gommeretal cows 19-80. District Sales Group L. Morgan said the mutual fund rake enh Ree, Gane “Green a 1 z
Rox Ex Company 11.09; utilit end commercial bulls 13.78- DETROIT w — The Lincoln has more than 183,000_ share- officiating. Sagres in Wiem grand. and’ a around ability
tote Pont. Su. ta. pide. rE aces [i20%; Lest, cull ‘cows toniese: tee |Division of Ford Motor Co, will POETS. _ . at the [Richarteen-Bied Punersi ghee and. strone. points “Write
, loads. good, te, jew choice yearling gtock + uy a new district sales group NOTICE TO PUBLIC LITTLE, JOLY 27, 1966. MARTHA AUTOM SBERGTORT . 3. H ndisi {| - (Sele of Butldings) Jean, 238- Lake ‘st., Lake Orion, a - —
ae A pad [ puad [pe | peed [ped [ ped [ped feed ee fe to direct the mercha mg Of Located in ‘the City of Utica and Mich., age 3: beloved daughter .
8 (2 (Lh SI IN 2 E712} Lincoin and Continental lines when/ Sterling Township, Macomb County, of Joseph C. ond Halen J. Littie: Must be exp on Cone Automatic
. < Miiithe 1957 models are introduced. ‘bids will be received until 11:00 Ann, Raymond P. Richard E and job shop bech-ereend a prefe sea:
ATTENTION EXECUTIVES! ©) riricen istrict sales oltices tar butings Gwtea ur the uicuges | tlhe hit Rteoday Duy 3 . babe ove Aarne mternnnene, ed Miihave been created. They will. be State Highway Department and described To a.m. from Bt. Josephs “caren WR Detowweed_ BS. sabe
iN supplemented by 55 resident zohe wp _ i . er . Ging
SMALL ESTATE RESIDENCE =)|managers in other major cities. me TtiSttory. conetete, block building !o- SouepnBeetion of Fest "Lawn ’
I i} Ty.
’ FOR RENT | The district sales headquarters | nB—ttem No. 2—Parcel 107 | be seen at alien's Puneral Home, Experienced
S|will be jn Cincinnati, New York,| Concrete block garage and shed lo-/ Lake Orion. . :
UI} |Dalias, Detroit, Washington, Min-|NB-<item No. 2—Parcel 108 MEAL OR OLY See. Real Estate
KS \neapolis, San Francisco, Atlanta, },.03"2, Gos"Se’mucRona Trp. are 83; beloved nurband of ) , ‘ . Mrs. Dora A. MeNeal: dear | Basten, Chicago and Kansas City, mg car cometece eck ee age tevetes father of Oscar 1. McNeal.» Salesmen and
highways, Scott Lake Road at Watkins Lake Road .. . 1 te and Ciifferd V. McNeal: dear
distely available. ‘Call Federal 5-8387 after mee . arte Nabe, Se auanea| fees eam vie manner, | © GQCeSWOmen : SS tf ‘ garage located at 6300 20 Mile Road e will be held -
an S\Naime Detroit Bomker janis Wot” Furcal Fataey tate amd ih Bet YH ff y ij tf — ff fH fr FG . . st einder block located TT M , 1 :
to Economic Council print ez? 20 Mile Road ment in White Chapel" Mr. Me: Booming. We seed. the ielp of 3 NEW YORK u — Charles T.| 2, sory frame house «stucco side) | Frome = “t ‘ne Pursiey Funeral seq. isn slerieny County "er Fisher Jr., president of the Nation-|we—tiem ‘No. t-Parcel 11? ORINSON, JULY Be. 1088, JOSE flees. We have the sales rights
al Bank’ of Detroit, has been| 2,*af,Saiage and dog coop located | phone M- 1908 Auburndale, Cass | Gt Aad PA projects.
named to the Board of Trustees of ate Ter No. 0—Parcel 110, ates ' mother of Mervin A. Orit & .
~ Committee for Economic De- ties Utlen Road . Robingon. Mrs. Manian Morrison, YOU WILL EARN
His appointment to a threeyear| fottinus' haere | Tae ekeeetes | woRRING WITH A ® * . of
term was one of 12 announced] remNo ti-Parcd sss es with Rev. Pather G. Bertol of- LEADER
today by J. D. Zellerbach, chair- i sory frame house located at 44838 Lae 9 Interment in Mt, Hope .
man of the non-profit Economic Tuesd
. Research and- Ed we rame whe’ located at rear of 7732 evening weune Yootheen-Siple Fue You mist be over 25. own
ew Guarantee ization ucation Organ-| Main Street neral Home . Robinson will car, have Enowiedge of areas
\e ba .
Sommer Revel, Servee-—Fit Reels Our Specioty =) oie ltactie ainda | Rita Yenrsie | Phan" alen PTS
ST toe tee FE 8-7387 & Collision Jams Xway ee meer mae "ar A a, Mee ta cae
SHELDON ROOF SPRAYING CO.8) oso ix — mone ol sate sez eee’) Eee ee | C. Schuett. _ whegves : ’ the Davison underpass in. Detroit| must accompany cach bia.” Do not send a.m. St, Michael's Cathotte REALTOR
, IDENTIAL——APARTMENT Ws |was jammed for 35 minutes toflay/¢A*” oT Personal ¢ a er Church with interment in Rose- ee : NOPAY | be returned if is not land Park Cemetery. tion 7400 E. Highland Rd. after two autos overturned, spill- of the Rosary will be at § p.m. g fing gasoline on the street. af Eee Sone, 8 suceess- feanth Peseres theme, (M59)
4 . Af
; (a Hh ean
oe oa ust be non mem-
B DA person,
Way Corp 1 oct a Mate me
REAL A
Unusual ® hus
Senile wi Agency sie "w.
Huson, FE +: MY 116,
Sears, Roebuck
and Co.
WILL EMPLOY
3 SALESMEN *
All Sears’ famous benefits,
as you qualify for them.
Earning potential of $150
per week, draw against
commission.
For confidential interview
call Mr, Christie, FE
5-6168, bet. 9 a.m, and
5 p.m. Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday.
ition man-
agement, Right man will
jor and moved
position with above-avera
on overw:
) ae will receive
thorough field training. If are
hi aliber man wae 8 -
re rect gonee
future ot rt
Buest Roosevelt Hotel, between and 4 on Thursday and Friday.
SALES MANAGER EXP. IN AP- . Unusual man Send references to Ponting Press, Box Lis .
SALES MANAGER
WANTED Man 24 to 37 is Wanted m Pontiac
area for an unusual position of-
fering exceptional e
Past sales experience prefe:
but mot necessary modei car wired, no veling neces
sary. r personal interview, ph.
DRexe! 1-0654, Detroit.
hese men for compensation
Positions open fr ’
ages 2% and 80 Previous selling
experience with business reople
or farmers required but will be
waived if applicant has been in
own business and earned over
from $300-$500 per
ww
Address box 19, Pontiac Press, ‘tn own handwriting stating qualifica-
“SALESMEN
Mar for leet voune en 'e pS wi m
experienced selling. enty of
! 8, adve and contacts.
Earnings unlimited
MAHAN REALTY CO. Co-operative Real Estare Exchance
FE ‘ ‘975 W Huron St,
| TECHNICIAN WTD. Man to assemble and. test ar
MEN FOR single WANTED: 2
al farming, Also
an. GReenleaf 4-6733, 41770 W.
10 Mile Rd.
NG Woo Cleaners. 1253 8 WoodARD,
styles for entire family, Earn $30
a day comm. unnec.
and qualifying farmers and pbusi-
A
MI %
EXPERIENCE! i
3-2770. MIDDLE-AGED LADY I boys, M
PERMANENT POSITION FOR ° of chook
REALTOR
7400 E. Highland Rd.
(MS9
ANTED AL ROUND GIRL
local dry cleaning nateulichnrene
Woodward, MI
Help Wanted
ACTUAL JOB® OPEN IN U38..
80, Am,, Europe. To $15,000, Trav.
el paid. Write only Employment
Info. Center. Room Stu-
art 8t., Boston 16. om
EXP. SHORT ORDER COOK FOR drive in = resta urant, Serving Cleaners 1253 8
4-4620
AND
atte good Mee Ph with an one
ard 1) or part time.
WTD. MOTEL MGR. Reliabde couple or single lady
between 45 & 55. to manage mo- >
tel. Good pay for the right party.
Must have reference. Write
tiac Press Box 55.
RED RY " Honsey. ew | . es corner Sasha!
Rd, and Seymour Lk. Rd. mw
Employment Agencies 8A
BIRMINGHAM OFFERINGS fmmediate fu’) or part :
retaries, typist ceseral”” fee
work and experienced salestadies.
Birmingham Employment Service
130 W ieote rmingham. Mid-
LOOK JOBS OF ALL Kitns
FASHJON SHOP
* Tiling sok, ng trvnage PONTIAC
Keres ones ieee a | Yee TPE Ray deste to advance more merene CAREER CENTER _ Pontiac Press i. B-1 RIKER BUILDING
‘ornee iter canta % = write aeedey tate Oe MIDWEST > of falbtime. —— PLOYMENT Atency Tt
“Help Wanted Female 7 AND DISCUSS SOME OF ~~ oon. Repeee Sree PERMANENT POs1.
BEAUTY OpERAzes,.. Elivete. Bank Bidg FE Sear Roval Oak. 1.1 10664... : :
ee, - REACH CASH CUS- Generai ce . Type-short-
sea, Age, 28 to @ years. Exper'- TOMERS through Classi- |
.-BLOOMFIELD fied Ads. Call FE28181,
:
|
EERE EH
‘acces 2
ee eeeeee
Staaeete
eee ed
ee ad
ee eek es
GR 313 Pontiae Bank Bldg.
_Phone FE 5-9277
Tite =
9
ars - Work Weated Mah Park Weated Malo “10
"Beas 18 yaa LIKE wea.
cami, 16, ami, 16, WOULD LIKE BABY!
i rE sitting, go me nights,
ffousEWORK BY why arte a week, also ironing by day, FE
22-1043.
as: *? ee 2 DAYS A WE.
raat WANTS W. W.
washing and ironings, Reas
5-6308._ MIMEOGRAPHING, TYPING,
Ww. RESIDENT TEACHER AP-
ry a i years (lechin
8. degree.
Phone 4-7268 igre J Ask tor
_Johnaon.
RELIABLE WOMAN | Wants DAY
work, Good referen: 8-3278.
R MIDDLEAGED LADY |
> would like baby sitting evenings.
ae pal
™ iN
$2.50 s pushel. Yon rood work.
FE 2-6866.
WASHINGS DONE IN MY HOME.
Pickup and delivery. — 3-1022
week before as
od delivered te your tot
on i nion Votieats.
SRY WALL BY. MACHINE,
Fat
repai: at. br EM sheet Metal 7 Bivd. FE 56-0313. Lester
owner.
CAWN MOWER SHARPENING AD- justed to factory 204 Ave,
SocRED CONCRETE BASE-
ment. Free catia ee OR 3-71
SEWER CLEANING Sinks—Sunday Gertvre. FE
SAWS MACHING = a TEA LEACH 10 B
TING SERV VICE
oes, and raae et nee All_m
Day or night, “SE aoe ® Day not
2-9i61, Wayne Heating Co
HOOVER SERVICE Free estimates on repairs, “=
and delivery pontise’s
thorized Hoover fy og station. “s
Waier St, FE 22811
TREE MING AND By
_al. Pree estimates. FE 17-6354
TRIMMING AND REMOV-
al. Free estimates. Phone FE
7-8354.
Yaw TREE SERVI — SPRAY-
ing, Dutch ¢im. Mosquitoes *
fruit trimming & pemever tren
ee Phone FE 40805
ma DRILLING
and pump repatr. OR 3-2396.
Sone
my home. pt eine ‘and oanver. -
12) _Call PE 56-1010.
Building Service PPL LL LLL LAL Pn
A-l REMODELING, FREE ESTI- reuts EM 34
1 CEMENT AND BLOCK WORK.
Suick service. MO AKiond 8-3440.
FLOOR SANDING
LAYING. aa QUALITY
Cc. BL.) BILLS, FE 8-2050
A-| CEMENT WORK
LLOYD MONROE
“A&B TRENCHING Pose line field tile.
ALL KINDS OF CEMENT WORK.
8-3785.
ALL KINDS G? CEMENT WORK.
reasonable, floors drives and etc.!
PE 2-2340. Bonded, Jensen
BRICK, BLOCK AND CEME
work, Also chimneys. Ne mS too |
large. ee aj eat
“and remodeling. Clark- So se CEMENT & BLOCK $-0782, Work. FE
d 7 irs ENT, ~+ Meg o r repairs # ve ns,
baseme .
commer:
Ph. Pr
Laundry S Service 18
‘LACE CURTAINS PLAIN LAIN OR on RUP- | fled. Beautifully finished. Pontiac Laundry, Phone FE 2-101.
FOR FAMILY LAUNDRY SERV- ice, ph. Laundry, FE
Sans LANDSCA
Within 25 < uf
"Fopeat and sod.
COMPLETE Awa MAINTE:
nance and_shrubbery. 25 yrs. ex-
3-200
HAND DIGGING.
uirse grass weeds an
sodding. uy $2008
NDSC DRA
driveways. ‘on 2-463.
SOD, MARION BLUE AND FIELD
grova Kentucky b Delivered
or ed. Com) landscaping.
36 yrs. in Poutlac, Setimates and
a KIND,
toh oe
+ = gol tests free. White's 212 E.
CEMENT WORK Blvd, N. PE 65-3140. 7
Basem footings, bik_ and t, | SODD’
work, inmates, FE vibe tilling. Complete 1s AD work,
coal © ee RRO AND CUTTING
Porat “on ve ig, Ponting Free estimates. Call OR 32338
8-2387 | or PE 65-1186
Moving & Trucking 19 et 1th eee PP AA
— Plowing 16B ,
one ee om go ROTO-TILLING LAWNS AND GAR | dens. OR 30784 | ff you are having trouble meeting
Television Service 22
COPENHAVER’S RADIO & TV . 696 W. Huron. Night eerv-
last
e@ district. Re-
ward for its return. Call FE 54-7677.
: ALLET.
Valuable . Lest in State Theater. :
“Nam ‘Willie. MI 4-2878.
LOST: BLACK CON- tact PE ‘
biichis a1 Lea
Hobbies & Supplies 24A
EW SORABBLE SETS, $3. PA to BA LU $1,00 3 mes
Lawrence PE. Pale.
:| Notices & Personals 25
"Gola Ware Raves $050 so Oeen, Thurs
ee PRIVATE DETECTIVES
Ease your mind of worry.
the facts about. matters.
consultation. FE 5-$201.
Aerotred Knapp Shoes
Know
Private
~"IN DEBT? _ our sara, see ts
CHIGAN CREDIT COUNSEL.
LORS INC. 41% 8. Saginaw.
above Oakland Theater, FE 38-0456.
2 | Jc, ery ae
SARE |
: MONDAY. JULY. La! 1956
I WANT TO LIVE IN
OR NEAR PONTIAC
BEST CASH pe
bye ar os OHNSON, Realtor
Base Waiting
ee aa? your
ir 5440
work. | SIMEDIATE CASH FOR YOUR and couteset or io your
Kl L. Tem leton, Realtor
$250, ,000 |
Phone
the et, Crear contact
be RL Ste
{. Stout, Realtor FE 58165
Wanted Real Estate 32A
SELLING YOUR
FE 8-2808
ee ar RNITURE,
tools and misc, items. Say 31131,
BUY OR SELL ~ 1 will personally buy your oroper
ty or ou sels t for) you a
ou how to if the price
s reasonable Call now and let us
prepe it.
D, RILEY BROKER 509 Hlizabeth Lake Rd. PE 41197
LADIES
Do you have @ sick vacuum
cleaner that will not clean your
fp Cal FE 2-2611, we ee 2
1966 you
have for $60.96 inclu attnete
. Hoover Co. 19 Water St.
cnan ABOUT BIRTH CONTROL.
Pianned parenthood
summer, ist and
:30 to 11:36 a.m. 1$ W. Huron. : ed., 9:30 to 11:30
jue see $. ae Pan
Parmineton Jegn's Be
RES as on ou ike anpotnts 8
"Travel Agencies -
PLANNING A TRIP?
ice
HURON 8T.
ARED
for.
*Wtd, Household Goods 27 | te
CASH FOR
ways. We will furn. abor only of Siciberes Ag EA working. of bot, “E th one
Fei feat Seating eis Renee Beles «FE C8 airs per Coat wale bo money” do dows and al at PR 47381 x
see wae eee A a ' ie. W is. 4-371. iat and mae jms a 3-111.
SPE 6-30. , ~ | tools and mise. tems, MY 31121.
tet
| 4 bee -
ae NN a ig a IN ae cig oe $$$ 24 HOUR $$$
CASH FOR YOUR HOME EQUITY
ARNOLD
REAL ESTATE 210 8. Telegraph Rd.
FE 5-06/6_ FE 5-5783
-MAHAN FALTY CO.. REAL
Co-operative 3 Estate ‘otenes
HOMES NEEDED ws. A a4 wae *
io all
ym WILLIAMS
PLO LLLP |
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
| 1218 Baldwin Avenue
ae Daily 60 Sunday 10-6
\FE 40 : _ FE 40641
LISTINGS WANTED In and «
HARVEY ‘WILSON
Lapeer Real Estate
FR 2-0682 PE 2-909) |
OA _8-3760
' i
i i PE 26007,
~ WANT * TO ) SELL? We have ers for 2 or 3 bed-
mn me nn hen
"i CiEBStEAD
re os « FE 6-0610
Li's ce [-30
“ba won the olfice popularity contest—that's why she's
vous "By Jay Alan
o|- =
Sr i — ee s
« ae age a +
Es © Ee — ch a
ca
nie ?
AP Ninadieatores
so disliked!"
Wanted Real Estate 32A
48 HOURS
FOR on HOME
7k
Rent Apts. Furnished 33
=
Is Good
VASB BERS Rent Houses
PS
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Nn
ame
i
adh
ip
i
Se,
oar,
is
in
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3 BEDROOM WEST SUBURBAN.
Sache
oa Rats reer BM
; cnet een tale at
John K. Irwin
Ww, a
pRopeRty? | pop featet Oru’ pre prospects saves i, ° sa : i Woble Tear RD
and money. "Don't worry with! — Leslie R. Middleton WARD E. 1 tate
farms, [ahee, and reste See | See Tees | REALTOR | FE4-3581
ancing and closing. Rent Apts. Furnished 33) 27°". + in 1050 W, at yer ; '
To Buy-Te Sel . ¥ BN. Pree t ar ana ; CKLER REAL. ae
oy au 1 = s yas ray ant wk 1 ANOS Ea a 206 -N, Saginaw __ FR 40m
s Lt YEAR a) ZONED COMMERCIAL |
cian rs. 42 LEDGESTONE DR.
or
rs | “ HOUSE as ar G IEMPS pet EAD ja CLEAN BRIGHT LIGHT HOU
. ft AD | 102 B. meron FE 46204 retired A) re 4 a
208 Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34 34 Ps ah LOOKING HF FOR 4) LIKE A REAL CAR| Sas
PVT J y BEAT. ew UNE. APT. 81 PES Sys sTOP EVE ER COOK | BARGAIN? Lots of ’em| 4°
ny ss tere. Flo, shi ry. 40 W. Huron. in the Want Ads! Fre
; ° & ’
a
‘N - 5
ie exe ok oc) dd fee eles i b @ a a as es a ek ee “. i aie in it - ee ie ee 4 ‘ a is * oe 3487, ) swereher™a shoal ear
otin tate, tot out 3 rooms and bath, Adults only. 967) tia, 4 ams. 966 per month. PE| %" & ~~, srt
ation, washing priv. per, month. oR ber ; f
i RiscLosE TO id "KG. HEMPSTEAD W. SUBURBAN, MODERS > iis, | CUSTOM rN
bus. Priv, entrance 102 =. Huron 4204 | room hom: 33%. | "> bedrooms, large .iving room,
come. $1 @ WE, $1" Geman ve After _$. con La] Biad _Rent “Rent Lake Cottages 36A a wane re
5 fOOMs BID, FLGOR OW. eons ster 3pm : con. on Lane. ut | gee thE PE $2443,
FE 2-301. LARGE 2 SieePRIV ENT, AND a, “see Es |
7 ROOM, CHR iN bath. Reasonable, FE 63647. | Fake ORIO . A in g miles trom Pentiee, Low
rivate . 16 B. Howard. KITCHENETTE AP APT. BEAUTIFUL Available Aug. ist. with boat. down payment, Quick possession.
7 ROOM oH NEWLW® DECORAT- ly re. = working per lew po re oat or yous — mo FE ‘+4005,
Priv. close ‘ line. reesona r ot a . a
is N Paddock oukeiue ou gue Good location. Bet. 8% Srences required MY 35708. BEDROOMS, DONELSON PARK.
or aft-5 pm. FE 2-962. _ LAKE Fi PRONT COTTAGE AT LEW- gg schools, 1'% og ge
KREWLY GEcARATED 3 ROOMS, iston, FE 1375 dinin room. Guna FE 2-2020 or
tenants to act as caretekers as WODERN. PRIVATE. T AND BATH FE se
aly yment ES al Write Pon- Lk. 4-3368.
pt ane MODERN COTTAGES
2 ROOMS, across from Lake Huron
painiment sto 8 p.m, PE 5-
sor Washor, chia WATERFORD OR $7516 :
. FE 6-12 oF 1. s
EW 2 BEDROOM HOME, He RNOL
>) cohen, Reieronces reauted. FE REAL ESTATE |" oO ae, 7
FE $0676 FE $5783). oon "ie cumin a -
ROCHESTER "RED HORSE CORP,
Jute el best Only % blocks to - oo ae
schools, $15, terms.
— LAKEFRONT
oe
FOR
—"FRAI \NKLIN-APTS.
. er bath and entrance.
ROOMS. ATE BATH, only, 287 Oskiand Ave. Wi
N 3 ROOMS . .
F x i —s ehtld. He dtiahers. 4-3497.
Chose te new scheel Per RY NICE } ROOMS, FR For .Rent Rooms 37
rage ‘. beth and ie. lege
ers. ex newiy od ATTRACTIVE SLEEPING
Cail for ae ee Bent. MY on west side PE 6-1189,
fies) T3001, “WOLVERINE APTS. /# me ae bath. 4 satan per- ATTRACTIVE R '.
| iris, Refrig. 647 W. Huron.
Ain 66 ON GoM, GIRL on days, PE 40%
Nddlebelt and Orchard
$i Ivanhee, W, Blcom*teld,
OPE 40s 2
4
R. J. VALUET, Realtor
CN? ATERS VS BY OWNER ALL BRICK +BED-
a home byivan aes.
$ii-
100.
SPECIAL
8.
‘BUILT FOR LIVING
th.
ACRIFIC
mg
$9,950...
attractive hood, Easy with :
OFF = OSLYN .... i =
REAL ESTATE INC, 20 8. Mich.
price. Eas OPEN * House That Home Built
NOW FOR SALE 92 W. Huron Open § to @
DOWN 4 room
ba tees 4
Clarkston REAL ESTATE INC,
nae Me WE TRADE
sete de ore ams. ag on
ioe ‘nice
GILES ES REALTY CO, |
. EXCEPTIONAL CON-
TEMPORARY DESIGN
; — BRING YOUR DE-
‘ POSIT WITH YOU IF
‘YOU WANT A MOST
: oe COMPLETE AND UN-
USUAL HOME FOR
$35,000.
Seen “sexperts?
DESIRABLE LAKE
FRONTS —2 & 3 BED-
ROOM BRICKS, BI-
LEVELS, IN A VERY
DESIRABLE AREA.
CALL IMMEDIATELY.
SYLVAN 2983 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 8-418 GIs
D0
COSTS ONLY
5 ROOMS |
# ' ONLY
Nothing Down $8800 . Will build 2 or 3 bedroom 5 U ‘
home with basement, on your lot, FULL PRICE vane Haetes mad dose oer Mu Y PAYMENTS
* DOWN
LOADS of. FEATURES
ALL IMPROVEMENTS IN
WHY PAY RENT?
A Fully Modern Home
HOME — ideal esver| Only a Few Homes Left
i aes | Hurry!
$3,500 FULL PRICE | MODEL
OPEN bome off. Perry et New bath.
J. H,HILTZ DAILY a SUNDAY
M1 NEW YORK
AT BALD
REALTY CO. AVENUE
WIN
Westown
‘A heat 2
“aulte
NEAR ED
wee Shemne. 5 on heat,
lot. Upper rentin,
NEW FHA
bedrooms Ol of gas
“er e at
EL OPEN DAILY
FE 5-6001 REALTOR
Ree 5) comet. 3rd.
LISTING BERVI eorner a tor
per month Sensenanie termes. MODEL PHONE FE_5-0204
eaten
comp: ae ey
only
large $80
heat.
rge lots, $1,100 moves you in.
month, MOD-
SCHRAM cE
2 BDRM. RANCH, FIREPLACE,
Beas car Seti
N ICHOLIE WEST FAIRMONT—NEARL
bedrm, home with with fares 2
i fal tones Pee
a il ba een lorms,
ace.
at screens & other caer bee
tures. $12,000. Terms. Don't
miss this, .
TROQUOCIS RD.
oO ee and me this 7 rm,
a rms. bath
with full psmt.,
& other fine ¢ )
tures, The living & dining -
rooms are — There's.
a Eeoatate. mch doors
te taken $1300 down.
w SEARGER CO.
STOUT S Best Buys
Today
“WHAT” Would you give for « lovely
room hom e _ N ICUOUE
furance, plastered walls many other features.
on
this one,
' “WHERE” & that large family needing
@ bedroom
ys a
tely moiierm with new oil
mony uses, “Only 63,750
“WHY”
ealy $6,250 with $1,250 oe
Fdw. M. Stout, Realtor
TT NM. Gaginaw St. Ph. PE 5-8165 Open Eves. ."til 6:30
CLARK CITY PROPERTY
three-room . with
kitchen and mana, bedroom. actu
Priced at at $7,600 with $1,060
MARELS 6. ~— § rooms — 2 bed-
oo bale -Saeement GOING ST. Near Whittemore — 2
-
alt, Wht,
For Sale Houses, 43
MODERN TOME AND FIVE . FE 23-0420
Elizabeth Lake Estates
Sreed air
Lake privileges to fine park area
with Peautitul sandy beach.
Priced at: $14,500.00,
WM. A.
KENNEDY w. Mura sx wea
Bt rs till 6
,, & fine rm, 3 bedrm,
| home with liv, rm,
dining rm., hall, Pire-
place, rs to ter-
race, fami) . re full
bemt., gas car ga-
rage. oleh, dry, shady [ot. Handy to a
right at $15,500, Terms
robe closets,
garage with’ large “attached
room for vear around en-
QUIETNESS—SECLUSION
You can relax on this beau-
of matural beauty atte
it's biden.
caretaker
“the sadd!
bidgs. iW y
aN want privacy
It's priced
Oak Ave.” FE 5-044]
LAKE FRONT Year ‘rouni home, hi in the
beach, Timken auto.
of Pontiac.
FOUR AND BATH DOWN FIN. ished attic good basement and
fu Corner lot.
fait Shoe “10.800, Trms
BALDWIN AVE — 6 rooms—3 bed-
nome bath — basement —
10,- new kitchen si.cee-o-2 r
| a as heat Brie at 6 Ht
‘ down
ALLIQON fT. — Income—i0 rooms
— 2% ry home — Over $110 on income »esides owner's
ving quarters—$12,500—terms,
EAR K REAL ESTATE eoul® ww aun St crest Plans Near -neres.
room
. W. Matheson, Broker
FE 4-1156
WANTED A F AMILY
UPL.
Cute 1 bedroom home with lovely
@ room, convenient kitchen,
becoment, full bath, oil heat, ¢
‘NEAR THE LAK With privileges to a fine vate
beach on Union Lake, Wel ‘bat
keg. home. 10x14 .iving room, 9x14
kitchen-dinette 2 bedroom with
3rd posstble. Has started base-
ment. Full Aries $7,950 with $2,000
down or will cut for cash,
HAYDEN BE. WALTON. Near Delevan. 4
room home. Basement. $3,000 with
$850 down.
WEST SIDE, Off Bitzabdeth Lake
Rd. 3 bedroom home. bath, base-
ment, of] furnace, garage, fenced
yard. $11,500, terms.
FOR COLORED. 8 room home
on Fisher Ave. Bath, basement,
furnace, 4car garage. $10,500,
with $3,500 down
$960 DOWN, Good two bedroom
home on approx. % acre lot.
Bath. Off Pontiac road.
ROCHESTER- oyca AREA, Off
Auburn. $1,090 ¢ 3 lots, Good
home for ~ small family. Bath.
& i% car ga-
M58. E, Highland, 3 se 3 acres, 5 gore
soned x8. room modern
ae pm, garages, $12,500 with
_OPEN DAILY 12 to 8 P.M. $1,250 DOWN Inspect our mode] home today.
4 large rooms livin — with
vestibule entrance ter bed-
room 12'x12. Modern kitehen cus
for open sign Salesma MU
40250,
we C. HAYDEN, Ra tor
8-044
Opel Even Sun, 160 to 2 Hy a Tele LA FE 44813 mm Open Evenings & Sundays Who likes swimming, aning. jet
tiple Listing Ser=ice of room, and gracious living. Beautifull feraished Lake ¥
EMBREE & GREGG reciase, i hee nt.
1204 Caton Lake re. rs W eet. altor
9-439 tM 3.3314 | 248 Oakland any erere Wo this'custom bum} IN CLARKSTON | FR toom home on 80x189 ‘ft,
ome ig 26x38. has 15x16 livin hen COMP 2 room, 14x10 kitchen-dinette. Rough | bedroom tied bath, eck "floors,
plumbing fer acoerel i er | i ras Taeer wrour children.
wi handle down payme te bo tsb. $1,800 handle. LE WILLIAMS LAKE Privileges are only a stone’s throw
m this 2 pedroom home, Brand
oe with full basement, tiled
bath, large kitchen, Immediate
Possession. You can still enjoy tt
on summer $10,500 with $1,500
own,
3 FAMILY
Completely remod- condition.
each with
fe right at $21,000," 94,500
Humphries 2-474 FE 4-7114
Evenings
MULTIP E LISTIN SERVICE
'B U) D'
Wisner School Area 3 bedroo ome story family
ome with, full basement, steam
eat, automatic hot water, cor-
lot, Features large }iving
and
at 98,750 with $1,-
S00 ¢ down to qualified purchaser.
Close in Suburban
Lake Privileges. On beautiful Elizabeth Lake.
Sparkling clean 2 bedroom, 1'9
story, home with unfintehed un-
stairs for future fotroom, full
at and
hot water
ceramic tile bath,
tile kitchen counter top. 14a car
parege feneed rear yard. Of-
fered at $13,400, terms.
N ICHOLIE a Mt. Clemens bn ; Bes
ee es gale, wee Bre Mr. Allen
*
\, i
eee Vie ce To ¢ __galow,
»| FURN. 4 RM.
isn’t It Awful
The owners
sell brand new "Sean e
yoo . hy vel
pavement 3 sSloets %
Om
cation
school
pavement.» Mate
property Excellent. lot. -
uilder broke, must sell immedi-
ely $60 «per . down and
Giroux-Franks-| GENERAL REAL 4395 Dixie at.
Williams Lake 1 BEDROOM STYLE STAR WITH PULL B
LAKE PRIVIL INCLUDES PRICE
WIRING. ONLY $350 DOWN.
F. C. Wood Co. REALTOR
Corner Williams Lake Need Hammer and Saw
2-bedroom
Taeroat food suburban Te pla .
HOME |
mast uaet
sh On
66x230 ft.
ATE
- 5 p.m.
RANCH
ROUGH
OR 3-105
Rd. & Mie
$150 DOWN ONLY 1 LEFT
ANNETT . OFFERS -
For Colored
New
Good
3 Ww. rt]
$1750 DOW N S. Bloomfield Highlands Buys a furnished - room modern bungalow,
Eine chet iit piccls|\ Rlcaeer tong" tart. JIM WRIGHT, Realtor | \ 'gtie,%ait Laundry te Situated on app
\ acre. With ample snade
fruit trees. Immediate
gettin: $10,000. terms.
Clarkston Village cellent 7 -
rge living ~} ttrnace Extra ‘et
ventas otely i
and
Breplece ‘den, dint
tah ‘,
rooms & aa a
steam heat. 2-car attach
arage Situaved on fenc
3% on most desirable street. Near jake. Newly
ea ag, Venetian winds 7 Sermon Unusual value at
$18,500, term.
West Side Brick . Situated
ramic
$21,000. ter ns
Roy Annett Inc. REALTOR
aE spacious fot,
x 125, tn Webster School
west
. Huron eral 8-0466
Open Evenings and dunday 1-4
_come poss: tale, FE HOME, $1400 H
by 300. Lake
a eat $6,875 BOR 34141,
coL”’ M HOUSE. IN-
5-6734, down,
Templeton AREA
$-roo full
Ou heat, elec.
hot water neater Ideal location
On $9,950. CLARKSTON 5 acres with
home, 2 bedrma,
kitchen and utility,
main on
Surstan down Fermett
I RESA New AE
Living room with
petree. with
Alumingm
Well landsea)
be sold, Make
Owners Evquity.
K. L. Templeton, 3538 Ovenand Lak Re
6, call OR
BU Ver
ward
5 pecomems. ofl heat.
and 8c
eae corner modern
bath, large
attractive
L, 2 nice
closets.
screens,
“tier on on
Realtor FE 4-4563 3-1708
D
We will build on your lot a lovely
bedroom ranch «tye tee
. “Exterior all com:
fece bath,
automatic Hot water
and
lent construction.* Very attrac-
fre home, “Only
for Mr. Brown one oo
resint “L. H. BROWN, Realtor FE $3399 1362 'W. Huron ired,
ftehen sink Excel-
down.” Ask
pa beie a after T: 1 pe
GI $670 Dn.
“RANCHMASTER”
Pearl Detagment Ca Co.
OFFERS YoU HAD tat .
Clarkston : gir food bas et ait nary oh
: w Seane See and water. BETTER ,
fenced im backyard. F ull income ts yours .. in this
skepbpated Et 2 Homes—Lake Front © { ment. Corner iot. The ie really 1 house 5 rooms and oe fine ho,
Pe 4 but in residential area. what a fine S-room bungalow 63 on Park this is. Neat and clean, Easy to
Lake. value at care for, Basement, heat,
$12,600, terms, pend garage. Close to
| Clarkston ae Tuesx 7 room two homes need some fixing up.
eee ciestes| bea ernecan tb B80, only "93.008 ‘dows. a ave.
Clarkston Colonial We are & very fine
room Colonial home in| fome oy
Pereet contain Seetsie| far gavraes,, Beet tant Vileges. Living room 12% cogped peae PERG, & toNRenenES
— 2 ie. after ¢ call “Mrs.
be or bo ha uit aipasement, ° t, OR 31075,
Situated on nicelv -| A. JOHNSON, Realtor
wens Nek, SOxie®. $16.900, em) 1704 S. Telegra raph Rd.
“Lake Front Brick iee FE 425
fiere in good conaition with NORTH SIDE 279 feet, on lake and Almost an acre in ble loca- with access to many r | ton on the N of town. ‘ne om, ese | 8 rooms. . full
‘sxi6, sun room @xi2, Kitch-| rent, Dlgetered walle. Aut. en Le ee fd oet e | $42,900 terms.
san erection eree, Sew ySOUTH SANFORD oll furnace Poet arage. small home in ex-
quick alg nm ie oe celiece ton. basement,
seat inaler heme. En Grot bur Ser 0 ecuae. $6,000
WALK TO Wi WORK
Roy Annett Inc.| 4 xeu-suut 2 vetroom oe
28 E. Huron PEderal 8-0466 —~ bag ~ 7 Piitchen,
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
Yours for Acting
Built
last year, You'll réatly have
to act to one. Onl
$775 down, $60 per month,
including taxes and insur-
ance. : ,
Suburban Ranch
1,700 down, balance
Where can you beat
Go West
Ivan Brick . Immaculate 1% story bric
home built in 1953. 2 bed-
rooms, tile bath, 70 ft. liv-
ing room, e¢ attic
w room for 2 more bed-
rooms. be rtly mnndecaped
and fen and one of to-
day's best values at $12,050.
Bloomfield Ranch
=|Bateman.
Kampsen REALTORS \FE 40528 377 8. Telegraph ee. & Sun.
KENT Established in 1916
“|
a
ing your old house in on
a new home?
NATURALLY you would
like to get as much as you
The or i ways this id
can a see which
HERE 18 A NEW ONE No. 706 BRICK RAMBLING RANCH HOME
} BEDROOMS
ACTIVITY & FAMILY RM. U sh. KITCHEN BIRCH CABINETS ZED - NICE NG ROOM
WITH . DELIGHTFUL CORNER
PICTUR
CERAMIC TILE BOOTH BATH
features & S cities a a ia heawee
All for Low Price $16,970 built on your lot
We'll price any of the
- 450 HOME PLANS
“Home Planners Center”
Come out sant browse through our
lan books at the convenient
office of
FLOYD KENT, Realtor
“QUALITY BULe UE HOMES” office
% block
plete :
\ geages with Cyclone fenc- -
ing. You'll be amazed at so
mich comfort and charm
for iy $14,060-—terms.
Are you thinking of trad- SYLVAN LAKE FRONT 100 ft. *. Two ¢-room
cetyl ity conveniences.
LAKE FRONT INCOME bathe .
baths, natural ote neat,
ere to cell.
“HOME MARI
"CASH"
Us for expert appraisal of
your property let our
staff e aales-
men go ey you.
Edw. M- Stout, Realtor
Tl MN. Raging OS Ph. FE 5-8165
Years Service -
Open ves. ili 8:30"
SUBURBAN living. etn close to to’ 2 bed-
h type, near P Crescent
walls. t and dryer
oul heat. rake privileges, 14 car er . AD excellent buy
. $1,500 down,
LIVING Why not In the crowded city? we
an pat
“Auto. oli heat, lake
privileges. ges. $18,300 cash to
AT Townsend © ieee in Waterford. A
§-bedroom } front home. 16x17
wing room. ieeit ft. paay ren watt
re insula’ plastered
ment 3 welrosme —y 2 bedrooms
down on Gas hot water. Needs just a :"s work. $14,900, §3,500 ‘down,
this yeor. $31,000,
WHITE BROS. REALTORS
Phone Open ves, "til © = Sun, 2 to 6 ewe HH
a quit: ati tory room bath
down, : tind Wins room end dising room, Massive cut stone fi . 2 porches, Dry
basement. stoker heat. dear
' gerage . Fruit and berries, An
awful let for $14.000 with $4,000 down, Better hurry.
LJ
Giroux-F'ranks ATE oe L REAL eat Seren
Ave. , IM WRIGHT, Realtor,
345 Oakland A
FOR COLORED Ha
NICHOLIE & HARGER CO. PE 5-81
FAMILY
J. A. REALTOR
ig Oakland Ave.
Eves.
South Bloomfield—Trade
New Ranch Homes—
Trade Trade
pear grade school
New Brick Ranch
Lake an with
interior extra size
e. . panes s, one in Rom brick,
bowl vanity, tied bath tnd full wv
mitioned basement
GATEWAYS to
HAPPINESS
Ew BRICK—W| SIDE
frontage
4 8 off Go hemes an
fireplace and
large bedrooms, handy
oo? kitchen and ‘dining
» Walls, vent fan, ai reh . heat,
water fr, all ~opper plumb- ins. ar "8 planter with 2
Outside grill, Of-
fered “ ¢ $17,450 with $2, down
‘ow'll love it!
PRETTY DUNDEE SPICK AND SPAN BUNGALOW Dra: Plains ayea. Corner lot fpeation. Frontage on ved
. Attractive 4 rooms, Path.
deter “Teich eaaached | WT Balow . scaped ‘ot len- of nate, vileges on ke
: red at $6, $1,450 PERFECT SPOT FOR down. OMALL PAMILY.
To ‘Buy—To Sell—To T
YOU BUY IT—WE’LL INSURE IT
MAHAN REALTY _CO., REA
ve Real Ex tate ‘Pachange
FE 24263 ‘4915 W. Huron NEXT DOOR TO BRANCH POST 0!
eee Sastmens Sant ‘care.
Gas hot a Priced at only C+. I. S $7,200."
DOWN — La’ tench atvle
rarer home. * rand Be ” Pull
basement. pc. bath, well, ‘septic, Plus Merteone Costs
ese, GAR Sen ‘aortas ocud: ied ia la! ding. “Very. attractive home.” side," ear High School “Exterior jeted."” Only $200 DOWN % miles Lake Plus Mort@age Costs vileges 22 bedrooms, near wretioae
West 6 rm. corner 4
Minetera bengsigw "rth fail bane; | O*ME two large Piarge lols. “Excellent e Brand “ 2 Codreome Oak
8.000 LITTLE FARM — Located "alge os . es Autom: oil
path. Ideal for Down | Siliae pec sireet, ree Ne re! Mortgage age Coste » ay
ag 473 ft, lot. sherp. A Ail, the feat teatares you
230 PRICE on in
. “4 x ft. bungalow.)
ce ee ‘Youngstown kitehen |» RAY O’NEIL, Realtor . rhage disposal, “Excelient 99) § Telegraph Rd. $-8 7 Por Jul particulars 7103 or 4-4005 call Mrs. Hoyt, PE : Co-optrative Real Estate Exchange
$11,800 WEST SIDE — Exce 1° . ly good, modern 7-rm. home in .
ers, ete, car eat, Lares. MONEY! Make it easily
froat poreh. «we through Classified Ads. To.
L, H. BROWN, . Realtor | sell, rent, buy r swap, hire, 138 W Bale isting Bervice dial FE 281
3 BEDROOM -
HOMES
$300
DOWN PLUS MORTGAGE . 20 ft. Bt oak ee sbren doors a soa oak
"You ou Can't Find
a Better Buy
PAYMENTS —
PLUS 1S TAXES *, INSUR.
MODEL OPEN
Castell ‘Realty,
SYLVAN VI [LAGE
MODERN BUNGALOW - st East side $4950
West Side.
$3,300 ooys will
this excellent
rooms, living a tats you
3 bed-
a { with nat-
Drayton Woods
3 beazoom "home "on fone floor—of modérn-design with
large
no
about this
offering priced at $12,500,
West Side
§ rooms one bath, all on
on
to . to sell. $9,950 full
$2,450 down. Call us
oday!
Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor 22 W. Lawrence Street
FE 5-8161 or rE 5-8304
PUTNAM AVE, Bene Lineoia Jr. alow tee nee ah 3
basement, gas heat, iarge Premetyg
« term
. Worth ond. ery meat neat s rooms, 1
as
7380. cash, finance part’ 'w
"PONTIAC REALTY
O'NFIL. MULTIPLE LISTING saRviC®
DOW: PHA. New,
2 bedroom, Lake privileges.
Terrific value at $7,450.
$250 DOWN — New 3
room house
finishing,
ment.
4
bed-
. Needs interior
Has full base-
EXTRA Ea ae -Im- culate roo! ‘bang
ow Full basement, ot
bes, Newty decorated.
Tt lot. enced, Modestly priced at
nang with reasonable
_MONDAY. JULY 30, 1956
te. Dick Turner
Oe ee hd
ee
eeeneteeer
WATERFRONT, a fs
a Sa = i
Russell Young
412 W.
KNUDSEN] ERE
Se
2 rps est Side
are om 3 unit ett ze well
361 5 ‘
. tT
a “re st
AYTON’S
Clarkston Real Estate Inc. 20 8.Main. Mich.
, Soa c- eer re
Clarkston REAL ESTATE INC. 20 8. Mich. 7-30 Tih Rag, UR. Pas, OFF
© 1906 by NEA Servine, re.
“Slipped on the stairs! Probably just knocked the wind
- out of the senator—if that's possible!"
el fw Sikins “Tike Spriviiogs. » sea
WILLIS’. BREWER, | . — “LET'S TALK Business wnities 51 M >
eth an oe BUSINESS”) | peereeeeeremeeeene nog
+
WM. H. KNUDSEN
$10 Pontiac Gate Bank Bidg,
9 ACRES
sonny veann TING PLANT | Serena ee “Sas Sechare | cy
oN EERSR ATES a CE SRS | canon geo pees | Hattameramer we] Cash in l ‘Trip | re See oe wee | eens eer] Ee Mee ce | toe oe re 1 edroom Brlex and: frame bome os (everything, Bh tae str mS me net, baths 1% ACRES : wo massive two ¥ fa “STAGE COACH STOP
eur Seg l a Pa Oar procerle a ioe er BENEFICIAL ps ents, e of home or ¢ ‘ ears. r market : Hyper
2" argain, Would consider” home fortmall cureh Out a, Momma and. Poppe setup iw ZEINANCE CO,
EAST BUNGALOW 20 ACRES MICHIGAN BUSINESS Oo
A nice modern home ee ! ae SALES CORPORATION :
eee | NO} vt et mathe eed (St) : | 3 Sse rounding Memes, a geod’ bay. convenience, oa noe: M. Stout, Realtor Extra Fast Faint Chine Cabinet 0...
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nomen mepopaE govouion ara ee |" So sinoctons my madera) ome. Sie rar ikaw giaees | Seeratommes : ‘HOUSEHOLD ABE ei at five corm “aise one 1 garage, popes, Wnt Se heed ond ten new 1,350 DISCOUNT bABy rs
hot lawn some fruit Samer “s $ mad *
fomes” Bell or trade on bome in , . } e ent ing Tm. | FINANCE
ieee [i cas wainscoat scenic wall sé : Biase. home Your cost only iu Cospasetion of,
AUBURN Re ar nice home~pbone ! paper aneve. Gee bedroom ist LIFETIME Eh
vedronm frame, home, | WHET FAMILY HOME — 3) root aod new Deiat. Two- GROCERY AND Edw. M, Stout, R Realtor attractive ree bedrooms, 2 tis. | car gat n with | Dase- } ne L A
sere on er wit wiih'si| fgeree vot tend sSetool owe 'at| | MEAT MARKET
merits, erescs, Reser oan] orm risitaraeeTe See OF om | MEIN, Qieoow aoe APE) WORK FOR YOU. ct ar ears oe eA MOE 8 MCDM Sea | 1. 11, BROWN, Realtor Ons 175 SURE BRS ays| Senuecit Tot" sels”, Burcpeners 3
naa BPRRIS,S OOM REALTORS 9] Sil beak oP arate |B FE tot) Cir ‘vat “AND eat. 202 N. MAIN. "| eit “tet down” wens te SMALL FARMS | "ie PSRs "a Suit, ERE for Te ROCHESTER, MICH.
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SUBURBAN BRICK | Serys School but "st ‘soot, bas ae ig # home in? | We can make @ DEAL fot the to “pontiac . Phone = right persen. .
Attractive 3-Bedroom brick with| Slat! so $1.60 ‘down About 4 miles from Pontiac parable at 088 pont, 0% nn It ettached garage or : -
ant “Lincoln gute, Just” west FLOYD KENT, Realtor | | $4,000 DOWN 28 acres of level H. W. Bigelow = ~ Ld > Ag
of Pontiae, ceramic tile bath. rhived farm you $5,040. Another at 23% dis- basement tiled, extra large lot ** W. Lawegnee os. i ices, mogernize : O94 W. | Hugon ae count,” payed with rear yard fenced an Next to been umers Power per barn Atirective wet : §-5482_ or at $60 monenly, 6% inte
compas ad . + a aeewien, ting. 1900 ts frontage. RENT. Ground Ploor sore copa to you 4.032. red by 2 bed
suburban living ftered at only) =“PRIVILEGES ON | come poe tor, iseyer or Fetal Store.| Qebland, Clerk Real metals, 1362
ne down. ROUND LAKE FLOYD KENT, Realtor | , AR 9999-2 ss wotown, ax FE $402 ot PE Wisi. "het for BRICK HOME—TRADE) + £ dedroome full pesoment. lente (20 W. Law mre, 7 ** | ‘collent location for finance com-
Large | 22-r00m | prick | income, $1,000 "down payne Next to the Consumers Power p apace, etc. About S400 - Money te Loan = 53)
tatrlet, Commercial frontage ot IN TOWN 142 ACRES ENT: $3x100, Good jocation for
2 main streets, G heating, 8¥%| yet off the: beaten ‘rack, Lovely Modern dairy and beef cattle | Da WATSON
tems. Will show neat 90.00 net| 3 bedroom home i ecceeel ee | (eke rolling land, clay 11s h, SAGINAW STREET N j $500 r ye » ition, yer, : mod }-room
on investment of $30.000. rooms, new cil furnace. si3,ob0 home. Ae hg BE Seve ral out- SPs 20 5 trade for home or liquor bar. with $5,090 \ ' peidings . ag* miles from Detroit. With fast,- courteous sery
, Rochester road. $47.000 with | Rest Home—Dryden Tek esnosid * your budget WARD E. PARTRIDGE IN HOLLY » terms. 31 Foome 2 full. baths oat how j
2 is ’ * room ranc home Aout 4 — ¥ s, situated REALTOR FE 4358] Row besaune 9 — *; ! -APEER COUNTY lot, 18 morerd ott beeo
5 . I . | gere rods ~ priv oom 1050 W. HURON ST atge gerese,, Mes ot goed clay jones poll i eperation “showing “geod you, Or Se ‘Ghone PR o-6ini and tell EVES. 1 TO 9 egg ae ee wit *reom e Just wees @ed PE? ao ether | bulls north ‘Oxford. 411.000 seuipabenh "ts gaavene, fost . “t ,
Brick and shingle eon this tients. Pal} ee | Fy m &A t FRIGID) , Tooms downetairs. Sith bed: tt 80 ACRES excell can be ar- ome uio i” fee a
reomé beth up. Pull bese: Cc ue Modern home. Full besement and =! =
ment with new gas furnace, aM rage. Good barn. Ex oan mpany | ranged em apt. if you so de- rs cetue. Wu accept small home R An nett ]
sire. $2000 down and quick pos- EALTOR on trade or $21,000 with s. Oy nne nc. Bees Fst
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with Gis bathe oak foots and cs “ HOME Open_Ev 4 Ww HEN YOU NEED
eters coat yoceett want | For Sale Lo | HUSBAND AND WIFE 5 t S00
quickly tote” own. (a 550X168 FT. ON E. BLVD, PH. | |. ee TEA “Ls sntegticn * O ituated on @ | argest naulone i
Socio fenced, landscaped lot. can FOR BALE 7 LOTS TOGETHER M AR | in a's felt “ons ve local Tignature, “car or, furaure. “Ne 4 room bungalow. full bath, utility or Riverside Drivé. 350 Aubirn’ i: a4 “(or - cosus, formants Ge man Seas
and basement. Auburn His. area! ave. ambitious husband and #3 0 badeet, 9 We ill ve glad help
th «ene possession. Act quickly ©°/LOT 100x380 wate My ~2 Ge nen W ures, LTY PRS fal ‘ime Toward jbullding their’ | money oroblems. | ower
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__ For Sale Lake Prop. 44 Norman Lake privileges OR $115 PER ACRE | Bidg., Detrot. 26, Mich. gi FINANCE CO.
=n: room: house 4 bedrooms, pa Sy EY ot eteetich 102 Pontige Sigte Bank Bid CARROLL, LAKE W. OF pormac LU MEA . besement barn 36x50 and elner hd a.
ae, Attree CHEROKE E MULLS! out scree clay loam Large tank inna has. well an and You'll like the advanteges its; soi. Live sizeam eal wtock Re LIVINGSTONE Eolis .
Morgan eReany Utwal +2138 oF restrictions and west subur-| farm. Terms Partrid ‘S) ow FE 41538 lawn mowers sharpened.
MUtual 43681, ban location, Elizabeth Lake Rd., 73 ACRES
Witte LAKE wiOF, PONTIAC. 1 mile weet of Teleare repb Ra. Cm, ~ BARNES HARDWARE Year round | home eet beer FOR YOUR RETIREMENT 53 Is THE BIRD’ TO SEE 43_W. Huron FE 69101
treed sil, hen Pull basement oll” om ean REG. JERSEY COW FOR CAn oF | ‘2? car garage #0 ft. on canal with CARL. W. BIRD, Realtor | Full basement. of! furnace, et | persrauRANT. Were you can 2 Car INT eee, er t1h.100 sermhe Bank Bidg, | ftlient cond: e and out, cara ereeil over 916.000 per | YOU ARE _near eausl value OR 3-6532..
(Prean Rals icon! «28 o- 96 CommumiyNatigral Mank BUS.) 3'caP parece, Medium teed beer | Tae? wlin"an mrerimene of, ft | |WHLE SWAP COLEMAN TURRACE , a x. ae oss dn k. Mein stree 7 ROO Lat LAKEFRONT sucHY CASH TALKS ke 4 location in "prosberous town on. Lucky MArfal:_ 633% Realty rtearitle “EB 4 3142 $900 cash wll purenase this love- eri and chicken house, good soil, | U.S. 12 Owner's apt | | WILL HOUs'
AT BEAL LE LAKE, iv cornet 50 ft. with lake = Pull price $12.50. terms. teges which should be wrecked
ft, In» lots with over 6%. ft | privileges on a Lake. Terms . . ‘uerer Seereputs CLASS oc a p= 3 moree. any ty im —
of privat. park and beach can be arran 35 ACRES 1 eabing. on 16 acres, Mal Te have your seeount with a.m. et A
share With oni a few einer W. COL. UMBIA ART TIME. FARMER Righway tron and fishing $49,500; Buckners in this veriog of =. foe for tote a LJ . ca terms * Good. Festiietion, Comer lot. soni2? f. wae sarege | Well located on blacktop road. | on terms. mnempieyment pee ag bein geod | ™ satan eee bes. cons evech and chest ation. Located west © . running over : ree: ores MAple 5-2131 or growing neighborhood. Full price, home, ent, forages, Lid BUSY HARE enor ane BD. Leestes Faso Buckner custo somes te tte _eauity, yu will take PORTAD > BAR ;
BEAUTI.U! oom be out of work are treated with stools. ee om wTot on, Wolverine take $4,050 K. G, HEMPST EAD stanchions. Chtexen, Reese, core pogien. 83.300 a an. plus stock. full pnd Tetion, For Sale Clothing 56 56 REBUILT WASHING tS
¥ ” i $12,500, rm ‘rade for ’ PPL LLL LPL PLL ranteed. . as .
: [FE ¢-a00e Ever, FE 5010 harger WARD E. PARTRIDGE! 1 aiways pare to dea) at (2 BA waa | eet yo. Fe be, BY OWNER | nS on hina ee eer ©6200 = 5 FE 4-3581 Buckners. sizes en rr noe good $38. . AUN
Cranberry Lt. ft. m MS® beau. LAKE LOTS REALTOR 4-398 ADORABLE BLUE GIRLS IRL'S FLOW-| faim off Cooley Lake Ra. First neces ranch ° land WOODED LAKE FRONT at Mace- ogok PAR AND See th REAL ESTATE & BUSINESSES er gown size street beyond TB Ban.. after 4:00 Teatin, 130°x400". $28.00 $10,000 down | day Lake with good beach. $8,230 | Call_ Rutledge OR 3 THRUOUT MICHIGAN net ‘over. . ;
at pe sew 3 $1.230 down Sale B Business Property 49 1050 W. HURON ST. | | BA in DA
BEAUTIFUL -| WATERFRONT LOTS on Pontiac OPEN EVE, 1 70 8 - used Sseacom
Fee HOME te 80 x 100| hake. Priced from .1100 to 92.900 tp BAN BRICK-PRONT store BLDG. WWE COVER the STATE used clothes. 294 ft. $300. Low down paymt with terms, 2000 feet Saginaw $6000 b eMD Boon. Retail Store. MOENEIS. OF O'CONNOR BROKER 0 terms "ING Hor TBE. Business trontace. OFFICES ART LOCATED: | GIRL”
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STARE FRONT | tantittn SSauPRCIN- CORNER WALTON | [SU al yal Vegtias att PONTIAC. m04 floor Nationa Bidg. | SUMMER ERMINE CARSLET Tear rey Teens 3 story with =_ sae fie oe ae | ase pear Pontiac of meke offer. DRAYTON PLAINS 0512 Dizle Rwy,| {ti} Suit, worm once, cook
gaieer VaR BSE F.C. Wood Co.| bitten, fi, bit 2 onpep REE an [OUT cee | Se hae Pa RIDGEWAY REAL €STATE (REA OR 31235 burs accept "| Al sep ce 000 handles | W ote . 2, er-we! Trernian
EOE LoTs hy Comer Wiuiams Lake Road & xe) _ <, antes mn
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flame“ Owser MA. 42080 MONTICELLO | ave 59 MATH FS, Sh aroasing | "One block nort across tren bon 5-0040 WATKINS LAKE 4 desirable tote, 10 ft. the. 00 Ambitious couple . Sale “Household Goods 37 3 ad City water, a ey erry 3 ph red Aut PtP . § a zie ane 4x)
| . aren » yecrooms. sett ol| * d street $-7023 after W EST OF PONTL Nol STATE -WIDE 1 HOT point NT ELEC RAROn. 040: chenged, BY - plea oo Mt. Clem-
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heat. price $14.50, ot sep done. : Bick “Set, 2 crore wtreets. Ma. GET CASH QUICKLY |! Norge sice. wringer ws eat TRADE-IN DEPT. 2 1b. Crowe Coat m. @
Pontiac West side. Por Botan BUILD NOW car eiuilting sutabic ior nest) B.D. CHARLES REALTOR Up to $500 © buttet 2 Be. Living Rm Guite ... $14.98 | 350 fe Jom syste lars call F. Owens, Broker fm our well restricted Waterford tate business on the property 1717 6. Teleg FE eet . 'N t hen vin Wash ; eee rt g5e ft.
OR #1 . — a —, , San freely Will divide if seceeanry. | WELL ESTA ED Ain 1948 to 1954 cars. Bring your A a0 Table hie nage meee 95 i] > oA Yen
SCOTT LAKE oeee tt ree | Daber shop | 3 West Pie, or eall.| ttle. Most closed . Dinette" 1848-| exn tr ae Sree HERBERT Cc. DAVIS | _ OR. after, minutes, Loans also made on fur- § be ire Com 985 ae Beantiful lake front home with 6 ai ni +1063 niture. signatures and ether se eM pete 4x8 %4" plywood large time and as. rts on 4923 Ponting Lake Ra. FE 5431) | TAVERN Wits Dm. ~ LONG nO ES © $e. Binal’ Wood . Suite 4 106 ff. bag 7
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: decorated tear garere, Peel! Yand- by * gg cated “So pee Northwest from | | Cecastons) *s baad MAKE SURE (Ts
| sea Will consider seine 53250, $1250, down. | PE 2845. OT! 1eT iving quarters and ex- WY M ‘AN Ss
| formebeg cei tne cpa a ae akian | me pike rE 12 BURMEISTER RUSSELL a wort REALTOR ‘LONEDALE FARMS im the $11.200—$2,450 DN and coliers Rent bide Price
ane W. Pike FE 45005, heart of the Rochester Es- 1 ob, te aX. : North Lumber C | tates area. Just § miles | ‘The Northwest corner of M30 mt fhe. Soh rs Loan Company |rés Classified Ads! T orthern Lu o _ from the Court House. Love- and Cass Lake rd. 169° frontage } or li ‘ saies assiied Ads! lo swap g197 Copeey Lake Re.
BUILD ee Dery ante , | on Me ane 139 |_Ruckie St, Saginaw. Tel. “ae 02 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG ; | what you don't need for | Postieg eat S4in“e) eM sven : ' Putt price #2 with 8750 HOLM ate a. BARTR. AM iMALL RESTAURANT On x« ‘we hat rou do, eall FE , ate
Witt batld 2 OF 3 vedroom shell| down Kid A RERN. | - cam ier. are Zeinab rford. Boni NER. | > 2131 y
men. FESO mr | , ‘OR 3-1950 3-5164, 5843 Dixie Hwy. | ; . anteed. Good condition. FE 24077.
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~ Bo oar : COMBINES % canning -womge, owe | RELLY'S HARDWARE] (YE'N]'T'R A], [Forme stanomer « os Birmingham |. : & curtainn, $00.3 , ; Morr SSCORMICE | _ plete. Guar. Pe 2-7486. 3004 Auburn ave. | PONTIAC 810 CATALINA 4 DR.
plete with gleaming ehr 1 gees AND ORAIN| | For Sale Tires 80-A PE. 2481 | LINCOLN-MERCURY | Pontiac star cHIEF CONVERT. Clean Cars |k, COMMERCE RD. EM 3142 perks eo? ROUEE| Sears sep SESTEA ER | Oe ta marae mo from | ARPETEN ao n change $0) hagia, VE osny,| Mer boats. Teenee and litle RONE VALUES AT |Powrtac oo 2 DR Bob Frost, Inc. : OBINE WITH PTO 4am. OM | GQ0D eriney | Boat. » | HAMBURGER PRICES MERGUR" + EIN rene eina.| ‘Fe foes “et 9S Sexinew.| “Owens MARINE suPPLY = | 1) - : ’ UGONTINENTAL DEALER, ; = tae oni 4 FE 40081, Doe Orchard. Lake ‘ave | 38 Ford Country Seden om ty CONTINEN | meri) KING BROS. oe rr Ob. Phone PE 2-8020 _ | 138 Buick ae neo . 850 S. WOODWARD . NOW! : YOUR Diack. or MERCURY AND CHAMPION OOT- | ‘$$ cherrol*t BIRMINGHAM . ' Eos “Boe Se tl | se at Se OP Eat ee Motor ([##acrmetee|” + : ED WILLIAMS HARDWARE CO. __| i Fora “adoor “°° __Sosoee trom site "° | 8 eee oon ; gon Shel a tale GF fe | LHe AEE Et ere OB a ca ee “RN |e ee, =| ales [MENT ts we Be bac ass teste: | SPE tage ee Ie STATE oF. | ecioigne. Timm Larger assert | rotse tires traded te ca: new SERVICE ‘HURON MTR. SALES | Stit'SulTs'Siitesmt | MOTOR SALES [33 Beare fuard'e? 9:00 33 *: Kk. ie tools ERVIC . 83 Plym-4 door ... i8 * sum SERVICE TIRE Srenp. Open 180 Peo: Sees | 952_W. Huron | FEE 2-2041 | Sipe enor mais | MOOT APE Bye COWARD | 182 Fora 8. 3 goor 2 6R2 : ee m & TREADING CO... | Sed Tate a. Fe fata — | DOS SS EROTE SE OPE |# Bie} eg = =. eerry af ran . - | 2 Gnrs 4 Goor VB ow. ceees
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4:30~(2) As The World Turns. (4).
| in Calling Grace Snob a Light Fare
, By EARL WILSON Robert Herridge Claims (Columnist Earl Wilson has finished a 23-day tour of Rus- Each Show Must Be
sia and hustled back to the Glamour Beat. Finding most of ;
the beauties currently in Burope, he has plunged into a series
of five columns about them, of which this is the first.)
PARIS—Her Serene Highness Grace Kelly wrote me a note
here putting the blast on French newspapermeén. :
One Parisian columnist had just charged that the Mona~jtime in a couple of years “Studio
think id that she’s off to a gresaistin start One,” on CBS-TV, Monday
eS ee my . thas cracked the top 10 of the Niel-
‘ ‘wen audience rating lists. It hap-
Her note to me didn’t specifically refer to that article. It
was signed “Grace de Monaco.” It bore her crest: we OR
tacing each other, standing for “Grace Grimaldi.”
And the smart gray, white-bordered stationery had the
stamp of Black, Starr & Gorham, Fifth Ay., New York.
&-.k&- @
“since we arrived in Parts,” the Princess wrote from her
pled-a-terre out at.9 Boulevard de Marchal Maounoury off) -
Av, Victor Hugo, “the press haven't given us much peace.
“We have come to really appreciate the fairness of
American newspapermen—these boys will never give you
a break—ne matter how nice you try te be ——"
And Her Serene Highness was justified in my opinion be-
cause the Paris Press columnist Jean-Francois De Vay had
just published a sarcastic piece ("Grace Kelly arid the
pers in Monaco on the Trade of Being a Queen”) which
Saying that Paris was “flattered” and “honored” at having Grace and Prince Rainier there, De Vay inquired
Monacans wouldn't resent it because “Her Highness
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i $:15—(7) News. (4) Sonny Eliot.) wrne walled of Yermo Red.” |11:30-(4) Dark Encounter. “Com ihagn’’ made too good « ptart . . the Monacans she is\Let it | (2) News. queror’s Isle. * sion is a pretty
BB 6:20 Delores. :20—(1) Mot Red Races, Motor “—— and I'd like not to | 6:25—(2) TV Weatherman, - | Grgeee Red ee He complained that Grace's delay until July 4 to appear [ent omnae
3 MOVING | :30=(1) Bold Journey. (9) Mil 19-99 (9) National News. (4) Dr.|" Fan (2) Meditations. (4) Today's) officially before her eubjecte—when, she visited 8 hospital | good theater.”
|} in “Lady for a Night.” (4) to |7:0@—(2) Capt. Kangaroo, (4) To-| “Has Grace become a 5 fee aie sil it. *
_ with | Gordon MacRae. (2) Robin Hood.|19:19—(9) Weathervane | day. jects of the U.S.A?” EA One” has marked SALLAN | 6:45—(4) News Caravan. 10:15—(9) TV Baseball Hall of 18—@ oe x« * ‘ great diversity of themes this
JEWELRY | to “My Fair Lady.” (4) Ernie} Louls Cardinals, 7:53—-(4) News. bd | : Raipier had even nudged her to move along faster—the col- | Kovacs Show. (2) Burns and|10:30—(7) Secret File USA. (9)'s:06—(2) Cartoon Classroom. (4) : their
7:30—(1) Voice Program. (2)| Hitchhiker Was a sey." (4) |s:25—(4) News. Bag ee ‘jabout the “appro&ching happy event. in their mass appeal. Talent Scouts. Long John Silver. (2) San Fran- & 30—~(4) Today. (7) "s Won- ot 0-1) Jumbo Theater! cco Best | dertand | 3 outed Wi ts —— poe eager . 2 a Yer Ra"
“Louise.” (9) China Smith. (4)|11:00—(7) Soupy’s (9) 8:45—(2) News, Weather. Klaubar and William T.
THINGS TO LOOK FOR Medic, (2) Charles Farrell) Neighbor Theater. “Untamed|a:55—(4) News. pregnancy question, “Peut-etre”—“Perhaps.”) sounds interesting to , . Show. Fury.” (4) 11 O Clock news. (2)/9:09-—-(2) Of All Things. (4) Romp-| pidn’t she know pregnancy wasn't strictly a private affair ly. pee
( fi 8:30—(7) Superman. (9) Who's) News. er Room. - when Monaco’s taxes were at stake? is a sadistic
in ud l Y the Guest. (4) Robert Mont-|11:15—(7) The Crash. "Sleeping 9:30—(2) Arthur Godfrey. (7) “and if her Highness has-an intention to visit the great
H acnoss , a ww ™ Pera Clnket dressmakers of Paris, let us forward a suggestion for light-
1 Ike's savorite 10;00—(4) Home. sae! .eolor. dresses and small hats,” he said,
0 Hntere use j wet orike Te Rich. wl She 1 nue set ant dark dress to the 7. . ] 10:30—(2) ich, (She'd worn a large w at @ ty
. 12 Love god ed] Home, y . re 4
ONE—Expert Cleaning! [iii 10:55—(7) News “The silent code of court elegance says a queen must never |#ng, mt /18 Disclosing om | 11:00 — (2) Valiant Lady. (4) Tie wee ry magn Ag Hidden Dirt Removed AT Lamber ieee al Tac Dough. (7) Story Studio. wear a black dress, neither too large a hat.” sad no heginn
takes centuries to learn te be a sovereign .
should have warned his wife! ‘The song, in wil ter
Rainier himself has tiffed with Paris Match, ‘the powerful |e aged
picture magazine, for its coverage of the wedding. One of itsje¢
editors is Pierre Galante, husband of Olivia de Havilland, who)me
is generally credited with introducing Grace and the Printe.i-
The Prince thought some of the coverage was too frivilous,
although not blaming Galante personally.
The Prince and Princess take another yacht cruise shortly,
from Monte Carlo to Corsica, accompanied by Mrs. David Niven)
of Hollywood.
They've seemed. very happy here ining at Maxim's or
just strolling or visiting friends. Her Grace's note to me Just match right down
was a reply to one I'd dispatched te her expressing the to Bussard Electric hope I might see her. and off the
“Am very disappointed that the Prince and I will not bel cool easy
able to see you before you leave Paris as we have already! way. Can't sleep, can’t
made plans for the weekend,” she wrote, \ *. eal ee eee work, can’t relax? En-
I checked with some of my own acquaintances in Monaco, joy summer living
and found the “snob” charge unfair,
Snob! Why, she’s had some friends in to see the projection | with the smart new
FEDDERS
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CONDITIONER Just Look ot All These Fine Features: She’s shown them. some new films and also some photographs
she took of the Prince with her own little camera on the
“Grace is a good photographer,” I was told. — ;
Good enough that magazines are trying to buy the pictures’
(Rainier took some of her, too), Can you picture the credit
line—“Photo by Grace “de Monaco”?
x * *
Monacans aren't disappointed in Grace, but they are dis-
appointed in business. It’s been slow. The anticipated tuurist
rush never began. Tourists found out Grace wasn't going to.
be in the casino gambling every night.
The fact is, of course, that by custom the Princess is for-
bidden to gamble in Monaco. -
x* *« *
Earl’s Pearls. . . ,
“There's one thing to be said for poverty—it's
_ cheap.”—Tony Pettite. |
WISH I'D SAID THAT: “A bachelor girl is, of course, a girl’
who 1s still looking for a bachelor.”—Quote. |
TODAY'S WORST PUN: Art Van Horn met a mamtaches
Argentine comic. He’s sort of a Gaucho Marx.
Mrs. Walter Slezak admits it: “When Walter is event
asleep, the sound:is tetrible.” . . . That's earl, brother,
(Copyright 1986, The Hall Syndicate, Inic.)
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reg. 3.29 81x108........2.79
reg. 75¢ 42x38% .... “. 4.65
Revel in America’s most famous brand—Cannon's
percale priced
reg. 3.59 Cannon pastel percales!
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El - ie Twin bottom in percale! Twin bottom in maskin!
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-©@ Durable 132-count muslin for extra a
® Luxurious 186-thread combspun percale!
corners — with special bias binding that allows you to slip
corner on with one hand and without lifting the mattress. No
pull or twist either, and just os easy to remove! ~ CANNON
exclusive just in time for our August White Sale . . . hurry in
now!
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CANNON’S fitted sheets have new patented EZY-MATIC:
TWO 3 THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JULY 30, 1956
Waite’s August ; Whité Sale t SHOP TILL @ TONITE FOR NEW EXCITING SAVINGS
Get Both Beauty and Thrift With Thick CANNON Towels!
‘dacron-edge "miramar’
towels boast extra-long wear
29: 79: A, ;
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Regularly 79c! Regularly 1.29!
Hand Towel 16x28! Bath size 22x44! ©
Regularly 29c Face Cloth, 12x12.......+..+. 19¢
@ ®@ Deluxe double selvages reinforced with nylon
and Dacron!
© Laboratory tested . . . truly a hard-weering Cannon
toughie! Gia
Here is a really fine CANNON exclusive at new August White Sole
prices. Big terry-cloth loops that literally arene away every sign
of moisture. Choose a complete new supply in bright colors: pink,
beige, white, buttercup, aquatint, green ond soft mist. Hurry in
now for exceptional money-saving prices. Up to 10 months to pay
with Waite’s.Triple “C”,
Brighten Up Your Bath With CANNON’S Vivid New Colors!
luxury border “charm”
towels to mix ‘n match
yaols @ PACT:
Regularly 49c! Regularly 99c!
Wash Cloth! Guest Size!
Regularly 1.69 Bath Size .......-.00e0e05: 1.29
Sea Green. Sungold . Chalk White
Pink Whisper Vivid Marine Amethyst
@ Extra large luxury border in Cannon's famous “Charm”
ensemble!
@ Downy soft, firm terry loops — fit. for a king’s bath!
You'll be dry in a jiffy with this thick spongy towel that boasts
extra-long loops—so thick and thirsty! Brilliantly colored to mix
and match with every bathroom decor! Now is the time to stock
up during Waite’s wondrous August White Sale Savings! Up to
10 months to pay with Waite’s Triple “C’’!
PHONE TILL 9 TONITE!
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© Star bright metallic mylar borders—traly luxury!
SSS SS SSS SSE
“White { SHOP TILL @ TONITE FOR NEW EXCITING SAVINGS
Gorgeous Metallic Mylar Borders by CANNON!
stunning ‘golden glow’
decorator towel cuvemabie
Regularly 99c! Regularly 1.49!
Hand Size! : Bath Size!
Regularly 49c Wash Cloth .............+.. ae
© Newest decorator colors in famous CANNON quality!
© ‘Golden Glow’ exclusive ensemble at Waite's in Pontiac!
Stunning cotton terry cloth loops that look as good as
they feel. Now in an unforgettable selection of vivid colors
and appropriately named “‘golden glow” for bright yellow,
soft green, rich pink, marine aqua and chalk white. Hurry
in now during Waite’s White Sale! Up to 10 months to
pay with Waite’s Triple ““C’’!
ONE, I es
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Deep, Fluffy, Soft and Machen Towels by CANNON!
extra- thick terry loops in
this “empress ensemble
159 I 93°
Regularly 1.98! Regularly 1.29! Bath Size! Hand Size!
Regularly 49c Wash Cloth..... 39ec
@ Pink © Red © Bronze Green
® Deft Blue © Turquoise @ Spice Brown
ad
“@ Pink
@ Red
@ Bronze Green ® Firefly Yellow
®@ Deft Blue @ New smart chevron dobby borders—
@ Turquoise mark of distinction!
@ Spice Brown Loomed for those who insist on the ‘superlative «+ « New
@ Firefly Yellow - combed long staple cotton make your “Empress” ensemble —
softer, more absorbent and gives the impression of a new
depth of color. Every one colored to do wonders for every bathroom
that’s fortunate to have them. Be here early for choice selections during
Waite’s August White Sale! Up to 10 months to poy with Waite’s
Triple “C’'!
Waite’s Domestics—Fourth Floor
= FOUR | THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JULY 30, 1956
Waite’s August
hité Sale! SHOP TILL @ TONITE FOR NEW EXCITING SAVINGS
Let Your Toes Revel in Luxury Plush Rugs!
tenn tuft 100% viscose yarn
rugs in rich brocade pattern
oT e) Regularly 3.99!
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Che Account!
Pe 30 30. 66- 90 Boy Charge Account!
_ @ Deferred ‘Chane Acocunt!
New, Versatile—Color Prise otal 1 Loop Fasemble? Regularly 7.50, 27x48 Inch Size. .6.49
Regularly 14. 98, 36x60 Inch Size . 12.00 \
Regularly 1. Oe tie... Laced: 1.49
® Non-skid rubberized back! No soil finish!
Step out on one of these thick, soft pile beauties—in o blend of 100%
Viscose Yarn. They’re an easy-to-wash blend of viscose rayon and
nylon — lintless, fast drying, and so resilient that footprints don’t
show. Rich brocaded design adds elegance to sparkling colors of
rose, gold, pink, white, charcoal, green and Dresden blue. Hurry in
today and save.
_ contour- mats to
‘fit ‘round toilet bowl
Regularly 4.98! y) 9 re)
Contour Rug!
' Regularly 3.98, 24x36 Inch Rug. 1.99
Regularly 1.79 Lids........... 1.29
Introducing a new, practical contour mote that
really fits around that toilet bowl! Made to readily
absorb moisture, it has a non-skid rubberized back.
Completely washable end colorfast. Hurry in today
for several sets in your favorite colors. Blue,
green, rose, gold, pink, grey and hunter green.
Waite's Linems—Fourth Floor
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SHOP TILL & TONITE ror NEW EXCIT ine. SAVING?
Get Extra Wear Protection andl: Cloud: Soft Comfort! ae
“serenade” foam rubber
luxury mattress pad :
*
Regularly 6.95 Twin Size!
Regularly 8.95 Full Size........ 5.99
Now at this reduced White Sale Price you can transform your present
mattresses into un-dreamed of comfort with a new, inexpensive foam
rubber mattress pad! No lumping or filling to shift . . . always firm,
smooth support and best of all budget priced. Extre thick %-inch
foam rubber that wears and wears!
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Save 1.98 on regularly 7.98 “‘two-in-one” double purpose
fitted mattress pad ‘n cover
Regularly 7.98 twin size .2-in-I Pad/ Cover! — :3 99
Regularly 8.98 full .size 2-in-1 Pad/Cover. 4.99 © Completely reversible and Senforized for extra wear!
; Double duty mattress pad ond cover combined ta make housekeeping so
much easier. So simple to put on and once they're on they won't shift
or wrinkle! Come in today for truly a double purpose pad and cover for
neater ond easier bed-making. Up to’ 10 months to pay with Woite’s
Triple “C*’!
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Save 1.99 on first quality lab tested & quilted save 3.00 on the newest color sensation in bedding ©
famous “bellaire” mattress pad two-tone pad and cover | Regularly 6.98 Twin Size!
Realty 4.98, Jull or twin size! ? 9 9 Reswiersy ¢ 98 ae size $5. 99 mx : 99
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®@ Diamond quilted
at to keep meds in Green/white
Thm Fan ==> place! =a = Pink/white «Heavily quilted pad with sani- = <a eSariaei> tary bleached cotton linters - Yellow/ white inside. All first quality in both , Blue/white twin or - full and. thoroughly
washable Hurry in now during ~~ -
nell wom. be aa pe iD NOW IN covor! Elasticized cover slips over your maftress for snug, rere
months to pay with Waite’s fit. Pad top is plumply filled with fine cotton — closely stitched to prevent
Triple “C’'! shifting. Soft pastel colors to match-your favorite sheets! Reverse it for
smart two-tone (white pad, pastel cover). Hurry in now and save.
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SIX THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JULY 30, 1956
Waites August Whité Sale t SHOP TILL @ TONITE FOR NEW EXCITING SAVINGS
Brighten Your Bath With Colorful Chenille Accessories!
3- pe: chenille bathroom set
to cover tank, lid and seat! Z
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7 ¥cllow Sunlight
3-pe. set!
Three Pieces Include:
d¢ Tank Cover
d Tank Lid Cover
d Toilet Seat Cover
FITS ANY i ———— ———s red . ;
TANK! LS POPPY O TANKETTES, three-piece bathroom set,
give your bathroom a _ rich, colorful deco-
Iles rator look. These luxurious, high pile, .
flu il rs elimin n Wall Type: Tonk ot: [an - ; luffy chenille covers eliminate condensa-
- leched te wall: com- | 1 — _ © ation drip without becoming: mildewed. nected. to bowl. by Ay. = “3
pipe! . wa Launder like a towel. Grip fasteners
He ate a make removal easy. Imagine, you get three ~
* * !
pmo Sten tak matching pieces all for only 3.98!
and bow! in one unitl
Waite’s Linens—Fourth Floor
Changette - ...... bathroom rugs to match
your tankettes! covered in thick, soft chenille!
3 98° Coniplete rug 18x30” size!
Extra cover only 1.98!
CHANGETTE RUG (slipcover idea) is an amazing work saver. The
cushioned sponge rubber base assures you permanent non-skid protec-
tion. It feels wonderful underfoot, too! Enhance your bath color scheme
by combining these two aids to bathroom beauty . . they’re dyed to
match. Complete rug 24x36.. .4.98.
| ” § ~ SHOP OF or PHONE TF FE : 42511 ’ 1 ‘t
THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JULY 380, 1956 SEVEN
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save 4.99 on beautifully finished lovely imported
rayon damask dinner
set....
® Regularly 10.98 64x84” plus 8 napkins!
Superb cloth creation to complement any table in hand-hemmed, im-
ported damask dinner sets of combed Egyptian cotton and lustrous
rayon. Choose yours today in gleaming snow white with 8 napkins.
Hurry in now during Waite’s August White Sale Savings!
RO
oe eee SHOP TILL TONITE FOR NEW EXCITING SAVINGS
Weoaite's Linen Cenier—Fourth Floor
OP LPL LAPP LLL LLP APRN aiid cad PLL ' ‘SHOP or PHONE FE 4-2511 ‘til a beautiful import ...completely washable
».+in glowing Lurex Accents
imported 100% linen
_ tablecloths |
Regularly 5.99 52x70-inch size!
S2x52-inch size! + — Regularly 6.99
Regularly 10.98 60x90”................ 8.99
Regularly 79c 17x17 Naps............... 49c
See this charmer in fresh-as-the-morning solid tones with new
novelty decorated patterns. Lustrous 100% imported linen .. .
yours now at wonderful savings! An elegant cloth with a gleam-
“ing smooth finish thot accentuates the beouty of your. silver, lovely china. Buy extras for gifts now, during exceptional fine
August White Savings! Choose rich turquoise, charcoal, brown,
pink—with lovely trim.
Waite's Linen Center—fourth Floor
i]
, save 3.96 it regularly 12.95 Galeending alee
lrish linen damask
dinner set..... 8 99
© Luxuriously created in 64x84-inch size!
Lovely patterned imported Irish Linen Damask cloths that are fully
bleached and wash as easily as a hankie! Extra durable and extra
fine quality . . . patterns thot will add enriching beauty to ony table!
Superb silken soft snowy white. Laundered, hem and ready to
place on your very best table. Hurry in now and save.
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SONI LPP NA rl Pete Pail
9 P.M. TONIGHT! ~
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Treat Your Whole Family to Low- Priced Luxury and More Restful Sleep by Eachanging All Your Old, Tired, ‘tampy Pillows f for Cloud Soft Foam and Down Pillows THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, JULY 30, 1956
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"3 DOWN SPECIALS! 9.99 fires anil; Inborentiy toned
100% imported duck down cloud-soft dawn!
9° Filled to its bulging seams with the finest, fluffiest imported duck
down! Corded edges for extra wear! All first quality with Laboratory
Tested specifications to assure you complete satisfaction! Get yours
today for a healthful ond extra. restful sleeping experience. custom 20x26 size!
® 8-oz. blue stripe ticking! —
regularly 14.99 super-soft
100% imported
goose down
large 21x27 cut size!
® corded edges with
down proof ticking! 14°
_ © only 7.99 when you buy one!
A pillow of excellent quolity at an exceptionally low sale
price! Grey imported goose down for soft comfort and
firm support. Pink and charcoal stripe ticking with extra
strong edges. Hurry in now for several during Waite’s
wondrous August White Sale! .
regularly 18.99 plumper, down proof
100% imported European
luxury goose down
2 for © pure white goose down that
really cradles your head!
®@ huge giant 23x29 size—
custom cut! 18%
A real luxury—custom-size pillow that fills your pillow cases completely!
No skimping—packed with fluffy, cloud-soft, stunning, white European
goose down that really pampers your head all night long! Now is the
time to get rid of all of those old, tired, lumpy pillows and save dollars
more! Hurry in now during Waite’s August White Sale! ~* ~~ i
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Shop
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Dol-
lars ! THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JULY 20, 1956 NINE ~
_jumbo-size “bellaire”
3 FOAM RUBBER SPECIALS!
first quality completely washable super-soft and allergy-fre
famous * ‘ventilite’
2 for ‘ washable foam pillows
a regularly 7.77 value anywhere!
© scientificolly designed sponge honeycomb
core construction!
@ laboratory tested for a lighter,
fluffier pillow! — softer,
@ Hurry in now during big August White Sole
savings! ; . .
save 2.96 on regularly 8.95
_extra-plump and washable
calrose latex‘ pillows.
2 for Seago
Le 99 sanforized zipper cover!
® extra strong corded seoms, full size with color- .
ful floral ticking!
@ Sanitary, extra-plump and ever 80 buoyant!
regularly 11.99 famous make
paar latex pillows
@ large spongex air spaces
for real cushioned com-
fort! 14°?
@ easily washed, never mats down!
Pure foam latex pillows with jumbo air bubbles whipped in for
freshness, coolness and superb comfort! Every style keeps its firm, .
round shape without ever needing to be plumped up! Come in
today for truly luxurious sleeping experiences!
Waite's Domestics Center—Fourth Floor
PHONE
FE4- 2511
TODAY
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Waite’s
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SHOP TILL TONITE FOR NEW EXCITING SAVINGS
| Protect Expensive Mattresses
exclusive “belleair” covers
protect & zip-on quickly
2°99
® Sanforized and washable to fit full or twin! Regularly 4.98 Values!
Get extra wear, protect your mattresses from dust and soil with ‘these
neatly tailored covers! Both have zipper ends that make them easy to
slip on and off! Full or twin sizes with extra sturdy hemmed edges and
‘zipper closing. Get a complete supply for the whole house and save
during Woaite’s August White Sale! Up to 10 months to pay with
Triple “C"'!
Waite's Domestics Center—fourth Floor
keep feathers in and dirt and dust out!
xigpered pillow ticks
99° @ Feather and down-
proof ticks!
@ Print or striped
patterns!
Give new life and protection to old pillows—zip on these heavy-
duty 8-ounce cotton ticks. Here is really the easy way to freshen
every pillow in your home! They zip off in a jiffy for laundry
fresh-ups, cost you so very little. Hurry in now during Waite's
August White Sale!
Waite's {Domestics Center—Fourth Floor
i & pillows can look like new in a jiffy with these
zip-on pillow Protectors:
67° @ Regularly 89c
values!
Keep pillows dust-free and
fresh - looking at little cost
>. just zip on these wash-
able protectors of fine 180
count bleached white per-
cale. They're easily removed
for quick laundering, and
so inexpensive. Stock up on
plenty at this price’
Waite's Domestics Center—Fourth Floor
cotton cloths mop up fast and give longer wear
spongy mesh dish cloths
12 for ad |
@ Quick-drying and shape-
retaining cotton cloths!
®@ Multi-colored honey-
comb mesh for
longer wear!
These rugged, absorbent cotton dish cloths let you whiz through
washing chores, make dishes sparkle! Now is your best time to
stock up on plenty during our August White Sale. Don't miss out
on exceptionally big savings—shop today!
Waite's Domestics Center—Fourth Floor
glasses sparkle with superb, lintfree imported favorite
Irish linen dish towels
39° ® Regularly 59¢
large size!
Favorites with generations of
smart housewives for fast lint-
free drying and long wear
These gay solid color trish
linen towels come in a good
selection of wanted colors. Buy
them by the dozen for extra
savings in August
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Your Bedroom Can Look Fresher With Bright Spreads!
new: Charleston” patt
by famous Ojay mills
_ Regularly 19.95 value!
Full or twin size!
® Rich first quality! Lushly looped textures!
© Completely pre-shrunk! Never need to
iron!
Super thick loop pile overlay in an authentic colo-
nial design on either side. Extra rich material
that drapes gracefully to the floor. Pre-shrunk,
no-iron sensation at this low price. Choose yours
now in natural white. Here is a first quality heir-
loom-look colonial spread at savings that are ir-
resistible! Hurry in today during Waite’s August
“White Savings! :
Welts’s Dameiice—Fowts Moot © Oversizes 82x110 So @ Oversize 98x110 (full)!
SHOP or PHONE FE 4-251! ‘til 9 P. M. TONIGHT!
Save Today on Sparkling New Bed-Top Beauties!
Bates new “coindot” —
creation in rich cotton
8 99 Regularly 14.95 value!
Twin or double sizeT
e * Luxuriously heavy 4” rayon shag border!
° Dip dyed decorator shades, all colorfast!
Save a whbneliis 6.00 on this striking new. bed- —
top beauty from Bates! Handsome coin dot pat-
tern is tufted: of lintless viscose rayon yarn on
heavy “Colony” cotton that’s lightly textured for
added decorative effect. Completely washable, of
_coursé! Here is a real captivating creation to add
that final touch of elegance to your bedroom.
Hurry in now during August White Sale Savings!
Waite's Domestic Center—Fourth Floor ® White ° Pink ° Pine Green e Aqua
; ® Brass °* Brown ® Charcoal
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100% dacron comforter
Waite’s August
Keep Snug All Night in Pretty ’n Practical Comforters!
100% orlon comforter )
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9 8 9 . Regularly 12.95 value!
® Generous 72x84-inch size!
® Two-tone reversible colors! th. ;
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Such a dainty looking comforter for your bedroom, for any bedroom
in your home! And now ot savings . . . you'll want to buy several!
Practical French crepe cover and orlon filled . . it washes like a dream,
stays so fresh and pretty! Printed two - tone reversible cover. You
like the quiet beauty it brings to your home.
100% down comforter
50 A regularly 34.95
stunning value! ¢
@ Extra elaborate quilting design! ~-—*
® Two-tone reversible satin cover! Up to 10
Months to
100% white goose down, imported from Europe... . a luxury thot gives
you warmth without weight. Covered in colorful two-tone reversible satin Pay With
. « « 80 expensive looking, yet priced so low during Waite’s August White = . aera
Sale. Superb color selections so elegont for your bedroom decor! Hurry j Triple. : Cc
in todey and sove. SME SSS TE
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17,50 value!
® Scattered with gay floral design!
® 72x84-inch size. Now at a big
savings!
Every inch of this comforter is washable—from the
virgin Dacron filling to the silky-smooth nylon
cover. This is the “buy” of a lifetime—oct todoy PHONE
—<during our Amazing August White Sale Savings.
' Filled with pounds of fluffy Dacron . . . warm, yet : FE4- 251] lightweight for summer. Hurry in now and. save.
Waite's Domestics—Fourth Floor TODAY
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blanket beauties regularly 24.95 regular 22.50
wo oe TWO for $271
®@ Extra wide 8” rich satin binding!
@ Completely washable and colorfast!
Good news! Waite’s offers you these sensational North Star blanket buys. . .
during our August White Sale — just when you can use them! All first
quality blankets in 100% creamy thick and super soft wool created by world-
famous NORTH STAR: and at prices you can’t afford to pass up! Hurry in
today or tonight ‘til 9 p.m. for several and save! Up to 10 months to pay with
Waite’s Triple “C”!
Weaite's Blanket Center—Fourth Flees
eee 6.95 value everywhere!
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@ Laboratory tested and approved in 72x84-inch size!
@ Extra wide 5-inch satin binding for real ra |
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The perfect answer to nights of unexpected chill thet come in the worm
season, these. nylon blend blonkets are wonderfully light, comfortably
warm. They're all first quality in rich colors of: brown, rose, gold, ‘green,
btue and emerald! Come in today and scoop up big blonket savings during
our August White Sole!
: Weite’s Blanket Center—fFourth Fleer
save 15.00! GE automatic
blanket at special savings!
92995 29495 Regularly 44.95 full size! — Regularly 39.95 Twin!
® Big savings on famous G. E. ® Non-allergic, washable
all-season blanket! and mothproof!
Here is a lightweight electric slumber cover thot you should have for those cool nights
ot the shore or im the country. When the cover itself supplies insufficient warmth,
you need only reach over and turn on the ‘control and GE’s “Sleep Guard” system
takes over, assuring you of your desired warmth all through the night. Choose yours —
today in lovely rose pink or turquoise. Up to 10 months to pay with Waite’s Triple ~"
color motched sleep a arses: “ail
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Waite’s Augus White Sale! SHOP TILL & TONITE FOR NEW EXCITING SAVINGS :
regularly to 47.50! gleaming draw draperies
) gorgeous golden ceramics pattern
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Reg. 16.95 ‘Reg. 24.95!
Single widths! 11% widths!’
90 inches long! | 90 inches long!
© Reg. 32.96 Double Width x 90 long ....... 22.99
© Reg. 47.50 Triple Width x 90 long...... .. .22.99
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The perfect way — because it’s easy and economical — to
give your home the attractiveness and richness it deserves!
No wonder they’re called ‘golden’ draperies. Interwoven
gleaming gold-color thread gives your room new sparkle
that lasts through countless cleanings. Sturdy pinch-pleat
headings expertly*tailored with care and discrimination.
Come in todgy during exceptionally fine August White Sale
savings! |
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Give Your Bedroom a New Look With Matching Ensembles!
exquisite eyelet ensembles in crisp cotton
am decorator colors
8 °°
Regularly 15.95! Regularly 19,95!
90” drapes Full or Twin
with tie backs! Spreads!
© Regularly 5.98 36” Cafe or Vanity
Curtains. . .3.69 .
© All styles fresh and cool as a summer
breeze! »
This is the sale you’ve been waiting for! Imagine
getting lovely cotton eyelet spreads plus matching
draperies and cafe curtains at this low August
White Sale price. Create the matching ensemble
look that’s so fashionable . . . and saves you many
precious minutes. All in the newest decorator col- ; . > ‘ ° ors to please every taste and to blend with eve Red Blue Green Maize decor. Hurry in now and take advantage of oute standing August White Sale Savings.
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new low price... . fiberglas
© Regularly 19.95 values! 84” wide - 1 0 hae to pair and 90 inches long!
LAWRENCE PATTERN: Predominatiri pink with
tones of grey, turquoise with tones of cocoa, lip-
stick red with tones of green.
MONTCLAIR PATTERN: Soft floral with classic
~, column background. Grey with pink.
‘8 INWOOD PATTERN: Modern floral in pink and grey, green and lipstick red.
Meticulously tailored draperies in lovely decorator prints
you'd be proud to own at dollars more! Now because of
an Sry wichGarve new printing technique, Waite’s is able to
send the prices plunging downward! Woven by Hess-
Goldsmith, America’s. largest weavers of fine Fiberglas
fabrics; all on white grounds. Hurry in during exceptional
drapery savings. 84” length. Green, grey and cocoa.
Waite's Draperies—Fourth Floor
®@ Snowy white through many washes! * a strong fibers thet just won't weer &
@ Ready to hand in just 7 minutes after °@ Fieopeest and resists sunlight, soil,
washing! insect and heot!
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@ pair! pair! 98x72 inch size!
RUFFLES: Reg. 11.49, 90x81 ............. 6.49 pr. Reg. 11.98, 90x90 ........... “6.99 pr. Reg. 22.98, 180x90 ............. 13.99 pr. Reg. 34.50, 270x90 ............. 22.99 pr.
Stunning,- bright white i curtains to really shout
about the beauty of your home from every window. Extra
full, first quality panels ond ruffles all 72, 80 and 90-in. t,
long. Really wonders to wosh ond absolutely ready to jz
hang in just 7 minutes. Now is the time to decorate
your windows and save so much more... during our
August White Sale.
Welles econ Conter—Tlonets Flees
decorator printed draperies
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Get a Custom: U pholstery Look and Save!
values to *35” in 25 authentic
upholstery fabrics tailored to fit
your furniture in Ney i eiccvie
by SUREEIT... i
© Regularly bd Regularly ,
to 18.95! 8 99 “to 35.00! 1 O°” 9
Chair Covers! — Sofa Covers!
e Washable, textured covers © Drax-treated to repel soil,
you never iron stains) liquids
®@ Detachable skirts add © Covers adjust smoothly
variety to your decor for a wrinkle-free fit
Here’s the way to re-upholster your furniture without a single
_ tack or hammer . .. in Jovely upholstery fabrics you can slip
off and wash whenever you wish! . Readi-Upholstery fits
every contour without a ripple, gives that unmistakable
» custom look, custom feel. These covers
are tailored by the sure hand of Sure-Fit,
and decorator-correlated to really do things
for your home. Check with the chart-—
then come in, phone or write for |
your Readi-Upholstery'
Sue fie _ Slipcovers are sure-to-
fit furniture that could
never be fitted before
with ready-mades! ae
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SHOP or PHONE FE 4-2511 ‘til 9 | PLM. TONIGHT! _ 1 er; lit *