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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-05-16
SISTER OF DOCTOR
BROWN SUCCUMBS

Ardella Brown, 1854 Clinton
Ave. &c., Minneapolis, died early
Sunday morning at the age Of IS.
Funeral services were held at the
St. Thomas Episcopal Church at 10
a. M, Wednesday morning with
Father Hogarth officiating. Mrs.
Brown was a member of the same
church. ,. =, -. - .:..,..=
She is survived by a son, Sorrell,
a brother, DR.. w. D. Brown and .
sister, Mrs. Edward Sterling Of
Chicago, who came for the funeral.
Neal Funeral Home, was In
charge of burial arrangements
with interment in Lakewood Gene
terry. ..-~ 80
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-05-16
Welcome Hall News

THE VARIETY HOUR May ~,
8 p. m.-The Wide Awake Girls
and the Girl Reserves will present
The Variety Hour. Everyone is ex-
tended a cordial welcome. The pro-
gram consists of drama and spe-
cial music rendered by the Gospel
Chorus, Junior Choir and the
Melody Maids.
THE PARENT WORKERS
COUNCIL: The class members of
the Parents w orkers Council are
having a class dinner Thursday ev-
ening at 6 p. m. at the Ober Boys
Club. Plans will be formulated for
future educational activities of
this group.
Thursday evening, May %, at 8
p. m. tea will be given in honor
of Miss Constance Fisher who has
just completed a course in Person
atty and Character Development.
All friends are invited to be pre-
sent.
MOTHERS DAY PROGRAM:
Mrs. Marion Faegre, Assistant
Prof. Institute of Child Welfare,
was guest speaker on the Mothers
Day Program Thursday evening,
May 8, at 8 p. m. Mrs. Faegre was
very favorably impressed by the
Ober Boys Club and Welcome Hall
program. Speaking to the Mothers
she expressed the hope of being
invited back to speak to them in
the near future. The program was
enjoyed by a large group of
Mothers and children. The Tots of
Welcome Hall added much and
were thoroughly enjoyed by every
one. The Minor Chords from Min
neapolis were special guests rend-
ering special numbers.
THE COSMOPOLITAN GIRLS:
Palms and carnations decorated the
Ober Boys Club for the girls an
nual Mothers Day Banquet using
the theme "a Tribute to. Mother"
Dinner was served at 6 o'clock fol-
lowed by a lovely program with
the Evangeists T. B. Nottage of
Cleveland, Ohio and B. N. Nottage
of Detroit as their guest speakers
who were introduced by Supt. Mac
Earlane. Both speakers emphasized
the fact that Christian Motherhood
is the highest type of Motherhood
Mrs. Hagan gave a toast to Sainted
Mothers and Mrs. A. r. Howard OF
Minneapolis gave the toast to liv.
ing Mothers after which Mrs. Alice
Blackburn graciously responed fol
the Mothers. Following the girls
gave their official handclasp
Gloria Williams and Mary Bradley
rendered very lovely solos. The
girls are most grateful to their Big
Sisters for the splendid manner in
which they assisted in making this
dinner q success.
ADULT CHRISTIAN UNION:
Sunday May 18 at 8 p. m. in Wei
come Hall Chapel the young mer
and women of the Hall are going
to have q debate, the subject Of
which will be "Can you be a Christ.
ian by living up to the 10 Com
mandments alone?" Don't fail II
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-05-16

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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-05-16

this matron. After praising and
fiattering her and telling her what
q beautiful model she'd make, and
especially what an intelligent wom-
an she was, our Eastern city slick.
er got her to invest $7S5.00 In Q
fake shoppe which was supposed to
be in a fine Colored section Of New
York (Sugar Hill, to be exact). To
come to the point-our matron
mortgaged her very lovely home to
get this 1856 that she so foolishly
squandered. At this point, seven
months after she moEtgaged her
home, she's found out that there is
no shoppe and it was all a hoax.
She didn't suspect the city slicker
until two months ago, when he
stopped coming to the house lat
certain intervals he had reported to
her about the progress Of the
shoppe supposedly having come d.
rectly from New York and in real
ity he had just been down in Iowa
all the time).
Her problem is this: She hasn't
told her husband about any Of this
and the man that holds the mort
gage is clamping down on her for
his money. She'll have to tell her
husband mighty soon. What do you
think he'll say or do? Will he leave
her fiat? That remains to be seen
we hope her luck.
Well, I'll have to be hurrying
along, but I'll be lookin' your way
again soon.
Your Pal,
SAL.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-05-16
hear this debate for it promises to
be a lively one, creating much food
for thought. N ...-
Alsup to Address
Meeting at YMCA

Frank Alsup, labor organizer,
chairman Of the Minnesota Negro
Defense Committee, will be the
guest speaker at the Workers De-
tense League dinner meeting on
Friday, May 16, at the YMCA.
Dinner will be served at 6:15 p. m.
and Mr.. Alsup will speak about 7
o'clock on, the fight staged by the
Minnesota Negro Defense Commit
tee against the discriminatory
practices of the home defense
forces.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-05-16
Cecile Eastman Boswell
I'll at PrOvident
Hospital :

Cecile Eastman Boswell, former
st. Paulite, is in Provident Hospi-
tai in Chicago, where she was oper-
ated on last week. Mrs. Boswell is
progressing favorably. She is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Eastman, $50 st. Anthony Ave-,
and the wife Of DR.. Paul Boswell
Of Chicago.
WHEATLEY CAMP PREPARA-
=, TONS ON
Preparations are now being made
for the 1941 Phyllis Wheatley
House Camp, program. Sometime
next week a crew Of volunteer
workers will work at the site to
put it in readiness for the camp
ers who will be there from June
28th to August 23rd.
Volunteers have already planted
beans, corn and peas and other
vegetables. An orchard will be
started in the near future.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-05-16
HALLE Q. BROWN COM
=" MUN1TY HOUSE NEWS
Mostly About Camp

Mostly About Camp 49,
Our thoughts are turning TO-
ward our summer camp program.
The girls will have 2 camp per-
iods at st. Johns Landing Camp
instead of their usual one period.
This, arrangement allows more
girls the opportunity for real camp
experience. Each camp period is of
ten days duration. The camp fee
is $3.50 for 10, days (this includes
transportation. We have q quota
of 4S girls. The age limits are r.
16 and girls should sign up i'm
mediately. The boys who are anx-
ious to go to camp should sign up.
There is only room for "a boys dur
ing their period. For any additional
information call Halle @. Brown
House-Remember to get your
registration in early.
Stay-At-HOme-Camp: We have
raised the age limit, to include boys
and girls between the ages of sis.
Because of the limited space, we
will have to limit the number of
boys and girls who can attend.
Stay-at- Home-Camp will begin
Monday, June q and close Friday,
August l. Registration will close
Friday, June %. Register now.
Several new playground activi-
ties are planned for this season.
The grounds are being cleaned
up to make it a more pre-
sentable: and safe place to play in.
Amy help that parents and friends
offer will be appreciated, and
needed.
HALLE @. BROWN PLEDGES
STILL COME IN
Since the last Tuesday in April
the following people have paid
their pledges in full: Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred H. Morisse, $25; Mr.. Herman
Cotton, $40; Mrs. Minnie Raymond,
Mr.. William England, Mr.. Frank
Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. George Lee,
Gopher Lodge I. P. B. o. E. (Elks),
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-05-16
eel" Herbert, Band
Leader, on Trip

"Ew Herbert; leader Of one Of
the most popular Twin City bands,
left Thursday, May IL, for a two
weeks motor trip, combining bust
ness with pleasure, for Chicago.
Gel" Herbert's Band, Tom Cole
mans Band, Paul Cephas, the
pianist, and Charleston, the drum
mer, went over big at the Annual
Musicians Ball, Monday evening,
May IL, at the new Prom Ballroom.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-05-16
WILLIAM JOHNSON BURIED

Funeral services were held Tues.
day, May Is. at 2 p. M, for VIII
liam Johnson, age So, Of TIT 9Th
st. NJ, at the Woodland Funeral
Home, with Elder s. A. Douglass
officiating.
Mr.. Johnson is survived by 9
brother, Wallace, q niece and two
nephews. ,'','
- ~.... o. - = -... 49,
Interment was made in Crystal
Lake Cemetery. .s.. j.:
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Inquisitive Sal

Hello Everybody: =,
Mothers Day Lament: This par
ticular mother Mrs. 3. NJ re-
csived o beautiful box Of plants for
Mothers Day, all adjoining and
sweet. In the afternoon she went
downtown IF you must know-to
buy some shoes) and before going
locked Fido and Kitty Purr New on
the porch near the flowers. On re-
turning home later, she found all
the flowers gone, nipped clear to
the roots, all except the daisies.
Eido and Kitty looked quite indif-
ferent and remained mute on the
subject. Now, why didn't they eat
the daisies? Was it because, as
the old song goes, Daisies Won't
Tell"? Yes, it was!!!
Stork News: SYLVESTER and
VERA CARTER are the proud par
ents of q sweet baby boy.
Wedding Bells: Are ringing for
JOHNNIE McHIE and BENETA
EDWARDS, who will say II do"
sometime during the weekend.
Heard DOROTHY HALL say she
was going to be sorta maid Of hon
or at the ceremony.
Recent Mail: Just received the
following note from a young st.
Paul shy, Lochinvar:
Dear Sal: For quite a while
have kept secret a crush that
have on Mary L. Of Minneap-
oils. Now I'm writing to ask
you if it would be rank suicide
to come out in the open with
my affection? ! know that she
is going with - but do you
think I might have a chance?
enjoy your column, Sal, and
think you're peach. Will you
help me out and answer soon?
Jim.
Answer to Jim:
Dear Jim: In answer to your
note ! am sorry to say that I
don't think you should come
cut In the open with your af-
lection for Mary L. because
she Is engaged to someone else.
] must say you are q little
late with your plans 30 per-
haps you'd better center your
attentions elsewhere.
Thank you for your note and
write again.
SAL.
Episode Of the Week: What SOL
der who came up for a short stay
last week had the local gals all q
ga-ga? And did he have his hands
full few nights ago when he was
sScorting two lovely Twin City la
dies round to the night spots? One
Of the darlings. got so high that
they had to walk her round the
block five times before she got
half way sober. Tsk! Tsk!
(Shame! Shamel)
Here's Genius in advertising, By
s>grocer who thus informs the pub
lie through a N. E. Paper: Twins
are come to me for the third time.
This time a girl and q boy. I en-
treat my friends to support me
stoutly. / have excellent butter,
coffee and vegetables well worth
the price,"
Fools Paradise: /, know you've
heard Tor you will hear mighty
soon) Of the very attractive St.
Paul matron who has always had
q terrific desire to be q model in
some exclusive shoppe for Negroes
in the East. A few months ago q
rather handsome, fast-talking gent
from the East came to town and in
some way got to be friends with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Needed,
Philosopher Says
p, International New. s.ry,..

LOS GELES, June II
GNS) A great resurgence Of re-
ligion is needed il the world Is to
find a true peace.
This is The belief Of Dr. Hugh
professor Of philosophy on
the Los Angeles campus Of the
University of California. who has
made an extensive study Of the in
fluence which religion kas 'eSeaed
on the history of western civilIza-
ton.
THE last war was really won
nv the first clash Of great
battle" Dr. MiiIer declared.
From now on, whether we dos
lgnate our condition as peace or
war, we shall have no real peace
until we have n resurgence Of
religion and all that II stands
for"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Business Opportunities

AN established grocery and meat market
good. steady volume splendid corner
location real proposition 10 responsible
party $40 w. Vernon.
ATTENTION CoLoRED!-Twenty rooms.
brick property and furnishings over
$500 income 81 700 win handle. ALLEN
SALES. Columbia 1898.
BEAUTY sHoP-Modern equipment; three
operators. living quarters, steady trade
sacrifice. S633 East Forest.
BEAUTY shop or equipment; Livsrfois
McRichols section. established. reason
able University 1908
BEAUTY sHoP-Competeiy equipped eS-
cellent business; sell or rent $500 cash
Pingree $500
BEAUTY sHoP-Modern equipment. estab-
ilshed trade; small down payment. 724
woodnere
BEAUTY Modern equipment. sstab-
lished trade; good business; sacrifice.
Plaza 1929.
BEER. liquor. established east side husi
ness; same owner eight years. business
$3.50 weekly electric refrigeration working
men and family trade rent $50. am
drafted. must sell. 81, 500 required. Ho-
garth ti25.
CASH paid for contracts. chattei mortgages
and notes. q2s Fox Building. Cadillac
6472.
CLASS &C. LiCENsE-Near City Hall:
NtiA bVou ouslHtbrf bintnS. iSruoA b<l ..
sUPERETTE: sale or
trade beer. wine, groceries. meats doing
exceptional business, reasonable. Ivanhoe
1896
CONFECTIONERY AND NOTIONS Amer
lean Express Agency. busy location 5000
down. iOs0s East Jefferson
CONFECTIONERY well stocked excel.
lent location; good income near school
sacrifice. Ivanhoe 1882
CONFECTIONERY Doing excellent bust
ness. reasonable. Inquire i240i Pleasant.
Call before noon.
CONFECTIONERY Good business. opsr-
aisd by hired help; Illness. sacrtbce.
Trinity 2-e32l.
CORNER. Michigan avenue. near Wayne
broom building. gas tanks In idesl for
business or light housekeeping: $500 down
Fielder, 1901 Telegraph. 3 blocks north of
vanborn. Dearborn 23to.
FOR SALE Gasoline station. store, over
night cabin. 5-room log home IN county
road, north end Higgins Lake NJ "
Richmond Roscomnon Mich
FOR sALE--Laundry 1850: leavinf city
S27 Z. Michigan, Jackson, Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Car Hops Tips
Termed Wages

LOS ANGELES, June When
is tip not tip?
When il is given TO a car hop,
those pretty uniformed mattresses
at drive-in eating stands.
For then the tip becomes a part
Of her wages.
SO declared a ruling written In
the record of Superior Judge
Charles d. Billiards. court which
declared that tips can be consid-
cred wages for the girls and that
employers. while they must guar
antee that the car hops make at
least SIC a week, need not pay the
girls anything if their tips exceed
that amount.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Business Opportunities

GROCERY .MEATS-All electric equipment;
American nhignborhood; near park rent
s25 excellent business, sacrifice BEDFORD
lTte
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
AFL Wins Wilson
Dairy Company

The AFL. Saturday. won bar
gaining rights in the Ira Wilson
Dairy Company in an election con-
Quoted by the state labor media
ton hoard, II was announced by
Ira Wilson, chairman of the firms
board.
The ballot count showed Isl foy
the ALL against al for the Go.
six votes challenged and one
blank.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

ONE TO 5-ACRE farms miles northeast
~ Nj Clemens. Terms. Louis W0if
New Baltimore
PINGREE 270i TVenty scres U'iea.
Michigan: owner. cash. terms. Tyler
4 0712
Is ACRES Free ann clear, $500. good
land Townsend $3.50
CoLoRED COUNTRY ESTATE
a. ACRES, Mr.. BEJLEVILIE
Good house, garage well garden soil
fruit and shrubs. $500 down Or discount
FOR all cash. University I-s3ss
Chicken Farms for Sale
COLORED-f.iitle chicken farms WAvns
and Beverly roads IS down starving
building 81 weekly. "JoneF' CC'urntis
1910. Madison 57sl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Flats for Sale
East Of WoodUard)

CARDoNI, 1899 so3-2-sty.. r. V. t-fam.
2 pr stores ~ front. apis. ~ rms
hath 81. IN. apis rms. bsth "a up
hsf basement steam heat down. stoves
M lot ssvi2s price s. roo.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK CT 500
HELEN. fosi 2-stv. 2-fam o. Z rms and
toilet An rms hsfh up part base
nsni stove heat lot snH31 50 ~ price
81 poo
FIRST NATIONAL BANK CH 500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
NOW OR NEVER

~ these prices Sound income property
earning 100 or more will soon be ~ a
premium Rely on our facts and figures
Mr. Bedford
SUPERB LOCATION - Elegant rs apt
like new. New stoves. new Frigidaires
Income. Si4 700. Deliver III half former
cost Investigate
81 500 DOWN--2i- apt To rooms
Outstanding cor. Excellent cond Income.
$40. 300 Low - e. i5-yr. terms
1a-AFT. rooms. all reconditioned.
Large new Gen Electric refrig Sold
once Sit0. 400 Under x32 Oo0 EASY terms
SO 600 DOWN -i2-apt, , rooms furn
painted walls new Frigidaires Former
$50 COO value. sacrifice only SIS 600 Ster
- Woodward downtown. Secure home and
income
HOMER WARREN e. co.
81 years Dependsbl. Service
Eaton To1e, ca. o52i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Land Contracts

Lana Z OntTdCtS
ALL CASH FOR
LAND CONTRACTS
Mort rare and real estate no appra sal fee
Elmer Sexton. 1929 Ford Building Codi-
&C 1895
ALL land contracts bought. mtgeL made.
McHugh 1910 Ford Bldg. Cadillac O34f
ANY desirable land contract purchased
MELVIN = ZANZIBAR a COMPANY
725 Lsfayette Bldg Cadillac 1910
At Low discounts We buy land contracts
Average 49, hrst mtE loans Edw.
Hpnksl Co., Hammond BldE. CAD. 2ssS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

AN established grocery and meat market
good. steady volume splendid corner
location real proposition 10 responsible
party $40 w. Vernon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Houses for Sale

ABOUT l. acre and l-roor home near
fsnersor and Lake So Clsr for S7aa
Siao down 2SsoO Jefferson, near 10
Me or 2a70o Hsrper
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Bungalows for Sale

A GROOM modern home and gar. large
attic with "a acre fruit trees 81 300.
$500 down. S25 mo. 25s0O F.. Jefferson. mr..
l0-Miie. or 24700 Harper
HICKORY. 1900 (near GratioD-3 bed
rooms; bargain for cash TO Home Loan,
Marshall. 1851 Gratiot.
MACKAY. l7I74-5 rooms basement, fur
mace; $4,000. $500 On. 1922 McDougaiI
NEW BROOM Brick Veneer, tile bath and
kitchen; large attic; A,700
DAN j. HARRISON. UNIVERSITY 1-l2hf
READ Times Want Ads for pront-uss
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Lake and River Property for Sale

CEDAR LAKE
Sis5 10 S3e5 each for 80 foot lots. facing
cedar Lake. easy terms. We'll wooded
with Norway pine, white pine. birch and
oak. Good beach See Arthur Cowan at
Log office. ? miles south OF Greenbush
Mich. on Us23
nEsIR ARIE &c, Lot Creat Iakes Ranch
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Apartment Property for Sole
EAST GRAND BLVD.

STEP FROM JEFFERSON
2O-THREE- ROOM APARTMENTS
Here ~ a property that has location. price
and terms 10 match, II not beat. anything
in town. There Is very substantial net
profit after all expenses Convenient to
downtown as well as East Side business
and industry. offered exclusively by
Wendell q Greening CA On6n
s. G, HADLEY, INC. 500 Griswold 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Bungalows for Sale
east Of Woodwnrd)

FAIRVIEW--6-r frame. modern, ga
RACES, So 500. $500 down. Lemay-b g.
room. modern, garages; 81 500 S420 down
ST, Clair room modern. brick siding,
garages 700: $3.50 down. See our list
inqOS Mack. Lenox 224S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Flats for Sale
West of Woodunrd

". GRAND BLVD. tnr. Third Large
brick 2Apt slate roof, large porche- :;
rooms up. down, hot water heating
plants. IN hrst-class physical condition. 2
car garage: easy terms
UDsoN RRADwAY COMPANY
A27 Majestic Bldg RA. o7O0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Suburban Real Estate for Sale

BIRMINGHAM, S13, $50
In Qusrton district. S-bedroom home with
large. airy rooms, library. large living
room with natural fireplace. breakfast
room. first floor lavatory and service stairs
10 second floor located IN nicely land
scapsd lot with exceptional depth
JuDSON BRADWAY COMPANY
BIRMINGHAM DETROIT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

FOR sALE--Lsundry; 1850 iesvinf city
S27 z. Michigan, Jackson, Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Business Property for Sale

CHENE. 4sl3-Br. A fr. store. I sly. and
Nat In rear bath no basement, stove
heat lot 30xiO0: price. 81, $50.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK CHI. $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Mortgages

DO NOT MISS this opportunity. private
money for first mortgages on any real
estate in Detroit. Call Madison $3.50.
gRSE. appraisal. Moytgsxs- loans ~ Land
contracts purchaser Schwartz. l2t
Book Building. Cadillac t2l9
LAND contracts and mortgages fehnanced
MORTGAGES Old and new property.
Hahn 4 Co, 2i5 BarlDm Tower. CA 1880,
See II g. WOODRUFF. INC. for
mortgages IN YOUR improved property
1906 Union Guardian Bldg. Cherry 2737
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Flats for Sale
(Wea Of WoodUnyd)

HAMILTON. 5soi-1 d 2-stv IAN ~ q
rms. bath IN rms bath an. stove
heat. lot 30x12a 81. prfcs s. 200
FIRST NATIONAL BANK CT 500
LINCOLN 5q7o-2 2-sv. o. 2-fsm 3
rms bath zach stove heat. IN, 3O1ss IL
prIcs 81 2nn
FIRST NATfnNAL BANK CT s7Oo
NFRRIcK 1872 sly ~ fsr 1.
rms es.h each ful Dsssmsn' IA
iof 501i12 % prics 81 500
FIRST NATfONAL BANK CH s7po
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08


FIFTEENTH. 44O4 Two-family. FIX each
So 500: S27 month. Temple i967s
HARDTNG-Dandy o-famiiy; pear gar .
only $500, $500 On. TT. 2-7s7s, LIZ. 1891
LAFAYETTE WEST -2-famuv, 5 rooms
down, rooms up, garages: only
- 500 terms
ELsEA REALTY AND INVESTMENT co
d217 Fort 81. " Vlnewood 1900
RADEMA CHER CADET-Very good income
producer 3-family house, oak floors. u A.
heat lot 7Oxi52 John Evansville siding
81 200 down. $50 per month.
ELSA REALTY AND INVESTMENT co.
s2l7 Fort 81 W VInewood 1-lfOO
CoLORED- North ~ boulevard SACRt-
FfCiNG two four family. four two fam
iiy residences. eight family: IS 0O0 three
rOoring houses SMALL DOWS PAY
MENTs Frank Wiley Trinity 97s7.
COLOREp
TVo-famiiv. brick G-s near John x Rea
sonshle down payment Hamilton. Mad.
son 2isq.
COLORED-T wo-family brick, Kuby siN
six two garages. IN good condition price
800, $1,000 down. Trinity 2.b544
coLORED - Two-fsmily brick Palmer
reven-six. s. 500. terms; must leave the
city Trinity 2-s5fi.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Resorts for Rent

CoTTAGE-Ls Belle Lake; everything fur.
nlshed. electric STOVE; $3.50 season.
1921 Knob Hin drive.
FOR RENT-Large log cottages. sandy
beach. electricity. Good fishing. season
opens June twenty YARN. J. Timmins, Fife
Lake. Mich.
GLEN LAKE Boarders wanted In modern
resort. Modern cottages for rent Trailer
camp add. Chas. Hodge. Empire, Mich.
HOUGHTON LAKE, North Shore cot
tagss "a rent. $50 weekly; boats cleo
tricitv. sandy beach. accommodates SIS
people Fishing season began May -
i2a2t Westphalis Arlington o3ea
ISLAND LAKE Modern lakefroni cottage.
beautifully equipped. electric range, re-
frigeration. Temple l-si22
LARGE SUMNER COTTAGE
FOR ENT-NORTHERN MICHIGAN
Large stone and frame cottage among
large hirches: ? bedrooms 5 baths. modern
and beautifully furnished Iudson Brad
wey Co RA. e70o.
LARGE, well-furnished cottage Lake Erie
Near KinEsvile ontario. All modern
conveniences, large ioi. Madison os3s OF
Tuxedo 2-06ae
MODERN shore cottages sale or rent
Write Mrs. Gregg ~ Lookout, Mich
va An Ores. Mich
WV IL and 3.bedroor log cabin electric.
~. -inninE water inside toilet hoats
sandy beach GOOD hshing o'ssEo Lake
rear Gsrlcr1. Also room ana board
Oregon 1901