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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30

-
store She finds a woman work
ing for the rlval store and says;
II think that's such clever
idea. having the mouse In the
window" -----.------.--
What cries the other,"A
mouse: Horrors
AS brigade of store en-
ployes charge into the window
irving 10 catch the mouse
THE CURTAIN FALLS,
tIn the interests OF complete
reporting. the girl who dis
covered the mouse WAS MarIS
Gattlieb, She werks AT RHssek
but unless she knows that you
won't tell any one else, she won
tell YOU where she saw the
-meuSe-It would he-takiHe-Hff--
far advantage of the rival store.
she thinks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30
Movie Clock

MICHIGAN "SkYlark."
10:40 a. m 1;t9 3f5S. So
9.16, 1F55 Pm; toi1es
Bergere on stage. 1919. 2:5S,
5:37. SIG. 1858 p. m.
Wake Up Scream
ing. Il730 a. m,F,2l5, $40,
S.e5, Hoo Pm Newer
GiNe Sucker An Even
Break 212:45E 354aE6i35,= $50
UNITED ARTISTS The
FEMININE Tone" 11;07 a. m,
2.4S. $50. 10z11-p-m.I
Smilin Through, 1913,
43a6r,7;;33, 1i-60 p. m.
PALMS STATE Red
head, 100 a. m, lao, AGO,
700. $40 p. m; Birth of the
Blues, > 12:06, 2:46. 5 20. SEES.
I0id6 p m.
ADAMS Keep En- Fly
ing, II a. m, 1:57 4:54,
74l, 1928 p, m; Small
Town Deb 12;45, 3:42. go
= :16-p-pl- --
MADISON MIR. Deeds
Goes to Town 1l:20 a. m,
SOP, ga. 1926 p. m; "Theo-
dora Goes Wild 1852, sid,
S:56 p. m.
BROADWAY CAPITOL -
Wild Geese Calling 1888.
4:54. SAL p. m; Dive
Bomber PIG, 6:14, 1907
p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30

s { J 7 r n (
not even a
mouse
Then across
the d IS play
D ! a form
moves a little
creature. II Is
a mouse,
T he girl
watches II and
thinks New
ther a
clever idea
A..
catches YOUR
attention.
So nc elrl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30
A Superstition

DON HILL Did you know
lhat Joe Relchman, at the Book
CASINO cleans and po1SheS the
KEYS of his piano every day.
II q superstition e. TO THE
GOSSIPS No. Doris Eaton of
The Arthur Murray Studios is
not married and not engaged.
But that doesn't say that she
won be.
Tn-nS Pc \ " X J. O.
WlTSCH: II may seem strange,
addressing note to man who
has been dead several Nears-hut
Your widow, Clara Clemens
GahriIowitSch mark TMain's
daughterD who u now In Cali
fornia. believes firmly that your
spirit remains I'm this world.
And In this sense, at least, 1t
does: The concerts for school
children which you started is
wears ago still are being carried
on In Detroit. the only city
where a symphony orchestra
does this. And ON December 10,
the i75.006th Detroit school
pupil will attend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30
Night Before Christmas
Idea, but Mouse StirS
And so Does Girl Clerk
Nv JACk PICkERING

.ouidrt % cr The cost Of bring
no ~, dancers here. Unless /
mn .cru much misfnken HoU are
ore .4ra- ~ tthoH the task Of
making good music and good
darrlrq more important than
tt, prectutl ulcurd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30
Service Deluxe

.BUILETINsETo THE BELL
CAPTAIN: Your bellmen at the
Book adillac caused stir+bs
reporting, TONY Martin has
raised mustache. The man
they actually saw was Charley
Carroll, Martins secretary,
friend and companion. And.
incidentally. Tony,s stand-in- in
films.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30

FRED NOLAN; There hasn't
been much said about it-but the
public undoubtedly lrnltld be an
-trT6gted III kH0UWg more dhoW
the new bus serUice iChich con-.
sists Of operating buses INTO
specified neighborhoods. TO take
Uorkmen to defense plants. THIS
is operating. isn't IL, 10 at least
four or IRE big plants
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30
First Musicale

TIE DETROIT Hale,y Sing
inC Society Is presenting Us first
musicale of rho current season
on SUNDAY December T. at
$ - y. m in the auditorium OF
Central High School The HalevY
mixed chorus of 30 VIII appear
under the direction of Dan
trolman
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-30
Piano, Vocal RecitaI

NETTIE LAMBERT. progress
sivc series teacher. will present
piano and vocal students in a
recital at s p. m. Saturday,
December 6, in Grinnell's audi
forum.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-02
Happy
Birthday


Sign Of Cancer.
jane ~ to July e.
While people born under this sign
enjoy ease and comfort and have q great
appreciation of the beautiful In nature.
poetry and art yet they are essentially
practical and generally have much men
tai and physical energy. They are fond
of sports such ~ golf. tennis and water
sports. They should guard against extrav-
agance and should hew to . line and not
be too easily discouraged or dissuaded
from . planned course.
willard Stief, July IL.
Mrs. John Sawitzky, July IL.
Mrs. Maud McIntife, July IL.
Selma Jane Gallagher, July 7.
Harold Moore, July 3.
Patricia Holmes, July 4.
j. E. st. Pierre, July 4.
Dickie Doll, July Is.
Esther Moseley, July Is.
Mrs. Ray X. Hallin, July Is.
H. Duane Tryloff, July IA.
Earl Mumea, July Is.
Marvin Blank, July Is.
Germaine Thomas, July IL.
Roberta Belle Compton, July 8.
Mrs. J. E. st. Pierre, July 4.
Mrs. John Sawitsky, July IL.
Lydia Glady, July -.
Raymond Champine, July 10.
Stanley Furton, July 6.
Gloria Furton, July :.
Frederick Jordan, June 80.
John Walters, July I.
Donna Jean Dryer, June -.
Mrs. Howard Speer, June -.
Catherine Lee, July IL.
Stephen +. Lee, Jr., June %.
]. Arthur Schleunts, July 7.
Mrs. John L. Schleuntz, July 8.
Jerry Bolle, June 20.
Carol Ann Medium, juno 81.
Gregory Reichman, June 81.
Mrs. A. A. Gutschow, July Z.
Mrs. Kenneth Dave, June 20.
Mrs. Edward Dietrich, July 3.
Mrs. Bruce Dennison, June -.
Mrs. Walter Thoel, June 81.
Harry v. ode, June -,
Clifford John, Jr., July 3.
Mrs. Harold Wiseman, July ..
Charles Daarck, June 20.
Harold Moore, July.S.
Charles May, July. 3.
Gerald Kraatx, July ..
Elmer Rese, July 10.
Joyce Marie Erkhe, July 3.
Robert Miller, July Z.
Aasel Mass, July Z.
Harry Gray, July 5.
Clare Leenar0sen, July 1.
Allen Fraser, Jsly Q.
Donala 0u0au, yuno -.
Sunane Seeqen, Jlno -.
Wlllian CAf9pa l1sss. Juns -.
1Aeas AlIea ots,sees. Jaly 4
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-02

5 1ARDARA McWILLIAMS has
coslpleted plans for her we'd
din9 70 Rennie Mitchell. The
d4taEhter of Mrs. j. E. McWil-
Hams Of Detroit, Miss McWil-
Hams will be given in marriage
~ her brother Robert McWil-
Hams Of Detroit. The ceremony
will take place in the First Pres
byterian church at z o'clock the
evening Of Friday, July II. The
Rev. Joseph L. Kennedy Will
read the service in the presence
of the members of the families.
The bride will be attended
by her sister, Mrs. Harold Stolte
az Detroit. Mr.. Mitchell, the
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Mitch
Oh, has asked Gustof Person,
r.. % b his best man.
The round of parties to be.
given in Miss McWilliam's hon.
or begins this evening with the
dinner ut the Concord CLUB,
whera members of the John
Kuhn company and staff will
gather at Gas o'clock.
A kitchen shower and lunch
con will be given for her on
Tuesday by Mrs. Bruce Brown
and Mrs. Frederick Soule.
Mrs. Bernard Warner, Elsie
Mae Gemmer, and Mrs. Keith
Brown will be the hostesSes at
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-02
BY RUTH MILLETT

Il CAN'T SMO K E when
Mother comes to visit" l heard
a woman say regretfully the
other day. The woman was
forty years old-and the mother
OF the family herself. / ~
That's an odd situation-but
not an unusual one. There are
lots of parents who continue
to try to influence their chill
dren's behavior long after they
are grown men and women, with
minds and judgment just as
sound as those of their parents
or sounder.
It's big mistake for parents
to make, for there are enough
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-02
Historic Quilting Motifs
BY MRS. ANNE CABOT

QUILTING the plain blocks of pieced or ap-
plioued give additional beauty 1t is form OF rad
that lends itself to beautiful objects for
your home -.
lovely quilting mofsthe Princess Feather circle G.
inches across) Spider (5 nches) Water Lily motif
" inches quilting border in the Tulip design
the plain color blocks of quilt on an alhte
quilt pillows for living couch for fancy
the boudo They lovely 50 fascinating
to do that you make quilted lingerie handker
quilted pillows and other beautiful gifts
obtain all four Quilting Motifs pattern No. $780, exact
quilts pillows, lingerie sewing in
strucons send cents COIN YOUR NAME and ADDRESS
and the PATTERN (The Daily Monior)
100 Seventh Avenue New York City.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-02
Mount Clemens Leads Way
TO Speed Aid to Refugees

ter. and more aid viii b given
more rapidly.
Mount Clemens has appr6xi.
mately $500 In the federation
treasury. This and the fund o&
$1,000 collected In Detroit win
be sent In at ONCE with money
from other Michigan towns, and
Z Michigan shelter will be erect
ed as soon as possible, under the
state sponsorship OF the con-
tributing towns. r.
The first organization, to con-
tribute TO the Mount Clemens
fund was the Girls Friendly So
ciety Of Grace Episcopal Church.
The Friday night dances spon.
sored by the various older
groups was the souyce Of $3.50
of this amount. Five dollars was
contributed by the Business
Girls Group, proceeds of q
rummage sale; and five dollars
by the Junior Candidates, the
smallest girls In the society, from
. rummage sale sponsored TOR
them by leaders In the church.
MRS. WILLIAM BEAL has
returned home after q two-weelk
motor trip with her sor-ih-law
and daughter Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
ward ]. Stanners, and sons. OF
Detroit. They motored through
the Berkshire Mountains to Bos-
ton, then on to New York, where
they spent several days. Re.
turning by way Of Atlantic City
and Philadelphia they took the
new Pennsylvania Turnpike to
Pittsburgh. arriving home yes
terday. Mrs. Beal reports that
they escaped the heat wave un-
til they entered Ohio on the
homeward journey.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-02

PLANS ARE BEING COM
PLErED for disposition Of the
money raised In Mount Clemens
by the local unit Of the Save the
Children Federation, Mrs. Al
fred A. Thompson. president,
announced today.
While. It was originally hoped
that $4,000 could be raised In
Mount Clemens for building .
shalter to care for war refugees
children In Britain, the plan u
now slightly different. It takes
times to raise that amount Of
money, and local leaders In the
movement did not want the
money already raised to lie Idle
while waiting for the balance to
be collected. They wrote to state
and national, heads Of the fed
Grafton, suggesting that monies
from Michigan towns be pooled
to build shelters A. rapidly a. the
$4,000 amounts could be raised.
Mrs. Thompson explained
that the Mount Clemens sugges-
ton met with wholehearted ap-
prevail from the federation, lead
ers Of which were being faced
with the same situation In many
localities. So now Mount Glenn
ems money will be Joined with
that of other Michigan towns,
all feeling that the important
thing Is to give aid to the en-
dangered children as soon a.
possible, rather than waiting 50
that each town to raise the
amount may have the more self
ish satisfaction of naming .
shelter. In this plan, many small
towns where $4,000 would be an
impossible amount may con-
tribute to the erection of . shell
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-02
Romeo's >Tent-Top Tea Idea
May be Used by Red Cross Here

A GROUP of energetic Romeo
women yesterday gave q delight
full tea and bridge party for the
benefit of the Red Cross. The
event. called . "Tent-Top Tea"
took place 1t the Pontiac Nurs-
cry grounds at Romeo, with
more 200 persons present.
The tea was 50 successful that
a similar affair Is being planned
for Mount Clemenc, to raise
funds for q heater for the Red
Cross production headquarters
at 20 North Broadway.
Mrs. Bert Monaghan, an &C
tive Red Cross worker In Romeo,
is responsible for the Romeo
party. and arranged for the use
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-02

natural obstac-
les in the path
of C o n genialty
between the old
and the young
without the old
thinking up ar
tificial ones.
No won d e r
it's not always
an un m X e d
blessing W h t n
Mama or Papa
writes a young
married couple
or a working
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-02
Lonestoffs Have Guests
From Konsos City, No.

GUESTS of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Longstaff are their cou-
sins, Mrs. Arthur c. Everham
and her daughter. Mrs. Joseph F.
Van Hook, of Kansas City, who
arrived yesterday
They will leave this evening
by boat for Buffalo, taking Nelly
Longstaff with them, to visit in
Fort Erie and Toronto until the
end of the week, when they will
return here for q visit.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-02
o WE THE WOMEN
Don't Mask Those Bad Habits
When Mama Comes TO Visit You

secretly approves of all the go
ings on" or not.
It's not as though the parent
who has a fit if his daughter
smokes or his SON or his sons
friends take a drink really in
fluences them in the least. The
best he can do is make the son
or. daughter give up cigarettes
and drinks during his stay.
II a parent manages to do that,
he should know that the son or
daughter will draw a sigh of re-
lief when the visit is over and
he can relax into his few bad
habits"
Of course, the child is as much
to blame as the parent when he
puts on false front every time
his parent comes to visit.
Once a child is out on his own,
earning his own living and lead
ing his own life, it is his right
to decide for himself what is
right and what is wrong, what
is harmful and what is not.
When he's made up his mind,
he should simply have it out
with his family once and for
all-and gets things on an hon.
est footing. Then he can whole
heartedly enjoyed his parents.
He'll never be able to if he has
to mind his p's and as when
ever they're around him.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-02
ifendants Named
for Wedding July Il

the spinster dinner for the bride
at Z o'clock, Wednesday evening.
Several parties are being
planned following the return of
the couple from their weekend
wedding trip. They will leave
by motor Immediately following
the ceremony on Friday.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-02

that II am coming for a visit"
il Mama or Papa is going to
object to the way things are done
in the child's home or bachelor S
apartment.
The best way for parent who
wants to be truly welcome at
any time to behave is to accept
his grown child's way Of living
without criticism, whether he
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-02

of the lovely grounds OF the
nursery, of which her husband
Is manager.
Both table and door. prizes
were donated by merchants of
Detroit and Romeo. The table
from which refreshment were
served was .attractively decor
ated with flowers, and Mrs.
George Robertson, vice-chair-
man of the Romeo branch, and
Mrs. Luther Moore presided. The
TALES were tiny tents with a
red cross on them. Mrs. James
Bayne designed them.
Mrs. M on & h a n and Mrs.
David Colon were co-chairmen
of the tea. Mrs. Howard Ostran-
der was prize chairman; Mrs w.
L. McNaul, refreshments; Mrs.
Bruce McLaren and Mrs. Bruce
Taft, tickets; Mrs. John L. Lucas
publicity and tables; and Mrs.
Harold Gray, chairs.
Romeo's Red Cross chapter is
an active one. There are 40 vol
unteers doing sewing every Wed
nesday afternoon in he Congre-
gational rhurch parlors from one
to five o'clock, with Mrs. Will
liam Bailey as their chairman.
Fifteen volunteers are knitting
under Mrs. Bruce McLaren's di-
rection; and Mrs. r. M. Green
shields has charge of the surgi-
cal dressings unit of IL volun-
teers. They do their work at
the high school.
Mount Clemens chapter has
not yet set a date for an event
like Romeo's, but tentative plans
indicate that Mrs. Donald Wes-
tendorf, county product o n
chairman, will be chairman of
the tea. She will probably be as
sisted by Mrs. William Flory,
chairman of special volunteer
services in Mount Clemens and
assistant chairman Of the county
volunteers. Mrs. Milton Sickle
steel, who Is chairman of all
county volunteer services, will
also serve on the committee, it
Is reported.
Among those who were pres
ent at the tea yesterd day in
Romeo Were Mrs. Donald r.
Westendorf, Mrs. Russell w. I'LL
rich, Mrs. Monte McFarlane,
Mrs. Sicklesteel, and Mrs. Frank
Durand.
MR.. AND MRS. KARL E.
GRAUL, of Crosse Pointe, will
be the guests of DR.. and Mrs. j.
M. Croman. Jr., on Friday, for
Lake st. Clair cruise on the
Cromans' boat, the Madeline
Meryle H."
MRS. HERMAN BRANDEN-
BURG will leave shortly to
spend most of the Summer with
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Will
lifts of Battle Creek.
AGNES NORTH, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Moritz of
Glenwood road Is convalescing
from . tonsillectomy performed
yesterday.
DR.. AND MRS. ROBERT F.
ALLEN have as a house guest
their niece, Priscilla Ransom, of
lu><~r1@~ v~uuo
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-02
ound of Parties onong Barbara kcams BdeEect Begins
Mekinstry to 60
North for Holiday

MRS. ROY McKINSTRY has
arrived home from her trip down
South, during which she was
elected national president Of the
Dunning Music Teachers Sys-
tern at the convention In Rich
mond. She also went to Win
throp College I'm Round Hill, s.
c., and took . refresher course
from Edwin HUI & h es In New
York City.
She and Mr.. McKinstry will
leave tom orrow for Karlin.
Mich, where they will be guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Perry
Of Crosse Pointe et their Sum.
mer home, BrookhI1rst. Mr.. Nc
Kinstry will reE5 IN over the
weekend, but Mfs. McKinstry
will be there for about three
weeks, and expects 20 take some
work ut the National Mus {
Camp at Interlochen, . few miles
away
MRS. MABEL PRENDER-
CAST Of Chicago. q former resi-
dent Of Mount Clemens, has left
after q months visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Theodore Petit
bone. Mrs. Prendergast is visit
ing in Rochester, and will re-
turn here next week for q few
days before returning to her
home in Chicago.
GUEST of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Glenn Lewark and daughters OF
Hubbard avenue is w. T. Lew
ark, Mr.. Lewark's father, Of Fort
Collins, Colo. On Saturday, Mr..
Lewark and his son will leave
for Rushville, Ind. where they
will visit relatives.
MR.. AND MRS. MACON
TRABUE and children, Macon
Sharon and Gaylen will leave
Sunday to spend a week at
Grand Bend. They are taking
with them their little cousin,
Donna Priehs, as their guest.
MR.. AND MRS. E. RAY
BAILEY and daughter Barbara
left for their home in Wapakon-
eta, Ohio, today after spending
several days as guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Sharland, Lincoln
avenue.
MR.. AND MRS. CLIFFORD
JOHN will be hosts at a family
gathering on the Fourth of July
Guests will include Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. John and George E.
John and daughters, the Misses
Gertrude and Eulalia.
MIR. AND MRS. HARVEY
SPRINGBORN and children Pa
tricia and Robert, of 80 High
street, will leave Sunday for q
weeks vacation at their cottage
at Lexington.
JACQUELINE JOHN OF Anr
Arbor, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
George w. John, will spend the
holiday weekend in Cleveland
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-02
7 TO Ia DEGREES COOLER
Users soy: MS like sleeping ovtdoorsI"

This Is NOT the best hovss-eoolino method
in the world. but us mighty GOODIES hum
dreds Of satisfied users will ssll you. Attie
fon hovss-eoolins hos HE virtue Of being
simple and inexpensive ond Il oehisvss
surprisingly effective results. Even whom
there is not breath Of OH stirring outside,
you can oftsn cool your house 7 TO II de-
srses in the evening. mokino your bed
room. comfortable for Asspine.
Here Is The way n works, During the doy,
the hot sun beoting down on HE roof con.
vsrts your ottie into huge oven. with tenn
psrotvrss oftsn rsoehine 80 degrees.
Much Of This hsof,ls transferred through
HE ceilings 10 me rooms below, and at
night. this burden Of hes cir hangs in The
house. even offer me tsmpsrotvrs out
door. hos folIsn considerably.
An otie fon changes al This. After sun
down. open your Window and Zip The
switch Of The fon. insontly rs large. pow.
sHvl blodss blow owoy HE oppressive
blanket Of heat in The ottie and set up
gentle circulation Of air oil through your
house. A Aood Of cool night cir Is drawn
inshseveh HE open windows. making your
rooms delightfully."- comfortable. An ossie
fon eesss only ebovt Ne an hour 10 opsr..
ots. Prices ronss from $50 vp (instollofion
sxtro).
Electrical dsolsss. department stores, and
fon dealers will oIodly give you full In
formosion about Mis- Iow-eoss method q
house cooling. Telephone sodey. The
Detroit Edison Company. I'VE do MOI ssI|
o. inssoII This sqvipmsnsJ
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-02
ToCIeon MIRRORS

TO REMOVE the fogginess
that sometimes gathers on mir
rors, first rub off fingermarks
and spots with soft cloth
slightly dampened with house.
hold ammonia, then 60 over the
entire surface with another cloth
saturated with glyercine. Polish
with a clean, dry, lintless cloth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Income Bungalows for Sale
East of Woodward)

SARATOGA - Chalmers; extraordinary;
rooms down. 3 up front entrances fui
basement; garage. side drive, 81 $50. terms
Acme, 5000 Gratiot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
GALLAGHER, 20141
S4,895

Besufifui Tariv American Colonial hricl
hoo,es. Including est bot. fun basement
bedrooms tile bath and sink O. , home
On choose from, all IN same block SOM
hsve gas aif-eonditionsd beat ~ sn,al
additional cost. Churches and schools rnn
venient. OPEN daily 10 A. " to 10 v "
Move right In 49, down. balance " 4
&. w. HARRISON TO S-stsl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Auto Parts and Wrecking
Motorcycles and Bicycles

FENDERs-ALL CARS 81 50 Up
20 ". Baltimore. A. Woodward. MA. o420
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
DEARBORN TOWNSHIP

DEAhBOhN ION y Sf1lf
Nsw Ave rooms rourhsd IN and ready ~
occupy. s. $50. $500 down Balance t3t
monthly. Also small apartment trees and
Erats $500 cssh Move w AIS Pelham
WE SELL THE EARTH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Apartment. Property for Sale

-Sl-Saa--Pgssss s..-- Ss4v aaa--.-rs-
Nearly $ 600 just spent on thorough re-
conditioning and noW good as new 10
good GENTLE tenants Good location IN ~
mile circle. Fixed expenses 81 l3a. THIS q
real huV.
JUDsoN Broadway COMPANY. .RA. sroo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27

Own a Summer domestic at beautiful Great
Lakes Beach, Is miles north OF Port Huron
Privileges 10 over a mile of Lake Huron
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Little Farms for Sale
A SPECIAL
NO DOWN PAYMENT
WAITED NOyIy TNy

Acre parcels for sts5, which includes tns
water This saves you the cost Of .
we'll and pump. Really a bargain. Only
20 parcels left. 50 hurry
DRIVE OUT CROOKS RID, 4 MILE
". OF BIG BEAVER RID. SEE SAILS
MAN THERE.
This location 10 a little north OF Royal
Oak. and miles east Of Birmingham.
REMEMBER. NO DOWN PAYMENT
AND ONLY So PER MONTH
MtiER. SOUTHWESTERN HIGHWAY
Mile East -RsdfaId-Road--- =To3s-J-4s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
ATKINSON
$500 DOWN
CLAIRMOUNT. 1874

nm. h. V. single with a pear garage
Owner Will paint exterior IS $50 and long
terms make this business opportunity
Cali your broker or
HANNAH : ca TT00
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
CHAPMAN FARMS
CLOSING-OUT SALE
NO DOWN PAYMENT
PAY Only xsoo NONrury

PAY ONLY $500 MONTHLY
f0Nt35 lots. xis5 Fun price water. sewer
sidewalks. large brick school church,
stores well established community. II your
credit II good We viii finance Your huid-
INK problem Drive out today 3ntso John
between - and i3tMne Rosds. Model
horne and DnIgs open daily