davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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right, young lady, I'll give you a
weeks trial and you'd better make
good your boasts" He shook a
finger at her. I'm a good natured
fellow, but I despise mistakes. Re-
member that, Miss"
Nash"
Thank you, Miss Nash. once
murdered girl who couldn't spell
separate Let me hear you spell
it,"
She did so correctly.
Good. Come on, you'll have to
meet the rest of us"
They went through the Offices,
Miss Akers, Tom, desk girls, a room
full of stenographers, another room
full of filing clerks, finally the SEN
ior partner of the firm, Jefferson
Gray.
Dad, this is Miss Nash, my new
secretary" Mike said. Miss john
son took run-out powder and Miss
Nash will fill her place" He said
nothing of the weeks trial.
@ Proves Her Ability.
Jefferson Gray looked her over
He wxs very much like Mike, short
er, leaner, grayer. The same hui
morous lift of his right eyebrow, the
same twinkle in his eyes.
Are you of age, Miss Nash?" he
asked and Mixes grin said, II told
you So"
You know there is law against
employing minors -" He was
laughing and Julie laughed with
him.
Mike escorted her back to his
own Office. Gathering up the pile
of letters for prompt replies. he set
tied himself. The amenities were
over
Before the end of the trial week
Julie had proved herself invalu-
able. Each night, weary to the
point of exhaustion, she dined with
Peg and went straight to bed. Peg
would say: How are you coming,
youngster?" and Julie would smile
dreamily.
Once she said, "I've never been
so happy in my life. Peg-or so
wretched. l remind myself of a
hound dog, hanging around. wistful-
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the telephone, cultured voice with
seductive qualities. And she knew
Mikes look of alteration when he
heard the voice.
Now and again he'd talk of Rita
to Julia. He might say, exultant
after a telephone conversation.
Guess I'm the luckiest guy in the
world, Miss Nash. Yep-guess I
am"
Once Julie inquired, What about
Miss Deming? Isn't she lucky2"
NO" on an explosive, self
depreciating laugh. I'm just any
fella. It's just plain piece of good
fortune that Rita should give me
tumble. What have got anyhow"
Money No Object.
What did he have? Julie could
have sworn on oath that he had
everything worth while under the
sun. Head on one side, she regarded
him. We'll, you have money" she
said.
Rita and her mother don't need
Don't theyq" IS zA
'~sssCertainly not !HsShe thoushe he
said it a bit too forcibly.
so it isn't money" she con-
tinued reflectively. You're reason
ably good looking and you have a
kind of a charm
He roared at that. Skip it," he
advised. Whatever it Is, I'm lucky"
And there the matter rested.
The engagement and approaching
marriage of Miss Rita Deming to
Mr.. Michael Gray was announced
with the usual fanfare accorded to
their place in the social sun. Julie
read every word, greatly awed,
enormously aware of her own in
feriority. She eased the emptiness
Of her heart by devoted service to
Mike in the office.
One evening they worked late,
checking on some information for
large investors that must be in the
mail. At 7 Mike put on his hat and
stood about uncertainty.
Rita flew to New York this morn
ing" he said. New hats and gowns
and what-not. I'm at loose ends. /"
Evening star., 1941-09-12
By LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

By LILLIAN COX ATHEY.
How many nature lovers know
our most common spider? 1t is
called grass spider, because its webs
are found on grass, and it is the
most numerous species of the spider
tribe. Its range is throughout the
United States. In spite of the fact
that these eight-legged creatures
are important friends of ours, mil
lions of their beneficiaries pass them
by.
During this time of the year, their
wonderful handiwork is made visible
by the morning dew, and at this
time we may see that a large area
of the grass is covered with a silk
carpet.
The grass spider varies greatly
one-third the length of their mates,
third the length of hteir mates,
and a female will be three-fourths
of an inch or more in length. The
abundance of food often governs the
size of her waistline.
There is a wide variation in the
general color of the body of the
grass spider, ranging from pale yell
low with gray markings to dark,
rich reddish-brown with black and
gray spots. There are two wide
longitudinal stripes Of dark brown,
and there is a light medium band
extending the entire length of the
abdomen. This is edged on each
side by a dark band with a light
central stripe, which is broken into
a series of dots on the lower end
Of the abdomen. These spiders are
harmless and can be observed easily.
One year only of life is allotted
to the grass spider. In the winter
the egg sacs are found in secluded
situations, under loose bark on trees
and old stumps. These sacs are
disklike and firmly attached to their
supporting foundation. They are
cleverly covered with bits of debris
and rotten wood. After these eggs
have been laid, the female fingers
close by until she passes on. The
dead mother is often found within
a few inches of the sac.
The webs of grass spiders differ
greatly in size, form and position.
Usually the typical form is almost
horizontal, slightly concave, of
sheetlike texture. built close to the
ground, In q grassy place and an
chored to grass stems. There Is an
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90 SllC 6o1Sas
Eyes, Mr.. Gray" she said again. :
But I don't need secretary" he
explained patiently. Then, glancing
at the desk-"Or do ~"
You do, Mr. Gray"
"Where is Miss Johnson" he asked
suspiciously. Il know you girls are
hard pressed for jobs, but-what
have you done with Miss Johnson?"
He sounded very stern.
Julie blurted out the news. II
didn't do anything to her. She got
married last night-she eloped. She
and her new husband have gone to
Jacksonville
And how do you know all this?"
well, her boy friend told my best
friends boy friend" She was
getting involved and her cheeks
crimsoned. Venturing glance into
Mr.. Gray's eyes she found them twin
king. And So" she floundered on,
and so thought you'd need a
secretary, and So" The blush
spread up to her white forehead.
And you do, really you do" she
finished lamely.
Just here the telephone bell rang
and she waited while Mike held a
long converSation-that is, he held
the instrument for a considerable
time, making remarks such as. "Oh
yes, Mrs. Johnson-yes-yes-but
listen, Mrs Johnson-yes-yeS, of
course-it's too bad, Mrs. John-yes
-uh- h-huh-thank you-yes in!
deed. Mrs." He lowered the
mouthpiece to grin at Julie, shrug-
ging resignedly.
Julie Makes Hay.
She took advantge of the pro-
longed conversation to straighten
his desk. She glanced over the let
ters, instinctively knowing how they
should be sorted. Those for further
consumption, those for prompt re-
plies, those destined for the waste
basket. She placed them in three
neat piles. She gave Miss Deming's
floral tribute fresh water and fat
tened the Venetian blinds against
the morning sun. Lastly she hung
her wraps in the closet. The room
was in perfect order when Mike,
pretending great exhaustion, re-
placed the telephone.
That was Mrs. Johnson" he stat
ed. grinning
80 gathered" Julie again seat
ed herself, note book in hand, pen
Gil poised.
You know" Mike said. eyes
amused, 1--WE feeling that I'm be-
ing Shanghaied."
Julie drew little squares on the
clean page Of her note book. She
made a charming picture. golden
head bowed, long dark lashes
smudging the tinted ivory Of her
skin, cheeks curving' sweetlys Mike
gave. no sign that he appreciated
the picture.
II need the job, Mr.. Gray" she
said softly, land know I've gone
about it badly. I had no intention
of barging in like this but-but I
was afraid you'd get away"
Get away from what?"
II mean-get another girl"
There was a thoughtful silence
while his eyes rested on the silver
framed picture Had experienced"
he asked finally.
"Oh, yes, Mr.. Gray. I am an ex-
cellent secretary.
Julie Wins Out.
His eyes left the picture long
enough for a quick appraisal, then
hurried back. You're such kid"
he said.
jules nerves had been stretched
Evening star., 1941-09-12
Natures Children
Grass Spider
(Agelena naevia)

irregular open meshwork Of threads
above the sheet supported by grass
stalks that extend above it. This
scheme is to slacken the speed Of
racing insects, causing them to drop
upon the sheet and in easy reach
of the clever weaver. One side of
this sheet is continued into a tubu-
lar retreat, leading downward for
some distance and is the means by
which the willy spider can escape
by the back door exit, should her
plans not 60 according to schedule.
1t is easily understood why these
webs are known as funnel webs.
The spinner of the snare awaits
the insect and is in its retreat well
out of sight. AS soon as the victim
becomes entangled in the sticky silk,
Evening star., 1941-09-12

overnight. They snapped when he
said that. Fun was fun but shed
heard that remark once too often.
She jumped up, her note book and
pencil bouncing to the floor. MY
age and how I look have nothing to
do with my ability" she said
wrathfully. Give me time and Ill
get haggard and mousey. In the
meantime I must earn my living"
She stopped short. I'm sorry, Mr..
Gray-terribly sorry"
Throwing back his head, he burst
into a joyous laugh. 1--WE seen
everything now" he said. "All
Evening star., 1941-09-12
Substitute Wife 60
In roui<e Andvews
bp louise Andrews

The story lucrative secreartal
job in Calf summing contest and is
giDen tries to conDince
herself that dng ambition the proximity OF Miami to NeD
York taking the trip deep her heart she
attractive Miami
businessman Dhom met but a0hon she has admired
nordnately since him hen he psite Santa Rio
While hunting job the Florida city Julie Des 'th eoery
connection Dth that OF his fancee Rita
Denq luck in her pursuit
friend Patricia Wang learns
secretary elopng and merit morning Julie is at
Office wen aues Boldly she tooDs him into hts pr'pde
that she is his secretary
Evening star., 1941-09-12
CHAPTER vi.

leaned in his chair. rs that SOP" he said
far his desk and they fastened
auring Dmg surrounded by an engraved
toward lovingly
Julie regarded cloudy hair come-hiter
bewitchng seconfdence ebbng
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SPECIAL NOTICES

I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR BILLS
contracted by any one other than myself
lohNER GIBSON, 23l6 Champlain ST. NV,
PIANO INSTRUCTION.
Fall term beginning Register now
Mrs. Page. Atlantic 1899 14s
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MANAGER.

OPPORTUNITY for career in fashoni
Young woman. between 25 and 35. pleasing
personality, good appearance and executive
ability more important than previous retail
experience; must be clotheS-conscious and
willing to live in Washington, D. c. Phone
for ont
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SAT,ESIADIES

Experienced. for dress dept: .good pay,
steady position. Kopy Kat. 713-719 II
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SECRETARIES.

EXPERIENCED and beginners, stenos-
new % applicants daily; $50 to S35 wk, up.
Many unusual openings, Apply at once
MISS WHITE. 1888 F ST.
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STEAM ENGINEER.

White. 3rd-class or higher: salary, $3.50
per month, As hours q week. Give age ex-
perience and telephone number. Box 361 It,
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FORD MECHANIC-FOREMAN,
Experienced man. capable of taking charge
small shop; one living near Marlboro pre-
ferred; splendid opportunity. Box 371-T,
Star 12s
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STENOGRAPHER. state experience and
salary expected. Box 3S3-T Star
STENOGRAPHER. permanent position. pri.
Box 300-A Star
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STENOGRAPHER-INVO CLERK quick
and accurate at figures: permanent posi-
ton; salary 500 per month; state full de-
tails, education. age, experience. references.
Box 453-A Star
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STENOGRAPHER. in physicians office:
previous medical exp. desired. Reply Box
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STENOGRAPHER- with secretarial exp:
thur J. Sundlun, A. Kahn Inc. 935 p
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Continued on Next PagsJ
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STENOG., some office experience pre-
terrsd permanent; references state SAL
ary" Box 4lh-T Star
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS,

DRUGSTORE-HOTEL HELP,
NURSES, reg. and practical; drug clks,
soda clerks; hotel help all kinds: restau-
rant employees, male and female. Many
good openings hourly.
MISS EAST. 1911 c. ST. NV.
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SUPERVISOR POSITION.
. Unusual opening for qualified woman in
internationally known corporation. Re-
ouirements: Age 30-45, charming person.
ality, executive type. excellent education,
good past record. sales ability, experiences
not necessary but asset, sturdy health.
leadership talent to direct, teach and train
others Interview by appointment only.
Write, giving qualifications and phone.
BOX 475-G, Star.
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Night Restaurant Manager.
,,I MUS. nave car. Sa.e experience nna ana
0Q3-A Star
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perience preferred: excellent opportunity
as assistant to credit manager: gentle.
age 2O-30. Call MI. Tlcer. DI 211h
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STENOGRAPHER, competent, experienced.
S1o mo. to start. Rapid advancement for
reliable person: CAPITOL LAW BOOK CO.,
Phone ME 607S
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COIORED CHEF

State experience and give references
Box SS-A, Star.
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SILK F1NISHERS, colored, experienced, for
| Gay ana nlght shifts The Tolman Laun-
| WlScOnS
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MATTRESSES, 2, experienced. room and .
board plus salary; 80 miles from wash
ingtOn. Call Indiauhead (Mdl 2361
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GROCERY and produce
clerks, full or part time. 5-day
week. Apply A. & P. Tea Co.,
4121 18th st. NV.
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WAITRESS, neat appearance, Apply 135
st. Sc.
MATTRESSES. g. and curb girls, experi-
enced only. Gateway Roadside Restau-
Sf VI We
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coLoRED II you don't see what yos
want call M. Coiss ,. bFyspt yits'
coLoRED-renksn Sect, modern I rooms.
recond.; $3e5 On. Mcousen. TO, e-S61l
coLoAED-s-fam- Dr.. II. 30 1s.i 1-RH.
br.. $1,000 On. Other bargi. Ma. SOS2.
steam; reasonable. Mcqueen, 70, 6-354i.
COLOkED-Bfick 2-fist, reccnd. rsasos.
abls payment. Mcqueen. TO. e-3B(l.
coLoRED-Nodsrn two-fiat; five zach
$3.50 down. Mcqueen. TO. e-S5ll.
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ERsKINE 27e--F'roat. Broom apartment;
clean, refrigeration; white, $40. Cherry
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WE SPECIALIZE IN Gsngrsns, Dialects,
rheumatism. Seuritis. Trained Nurses.
Tyler 6-e204.
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:.
ASHLAND. sas tJsnsrson) -cosy rooms.
private entrance; employed couple; gen
tlsman.
CAss. 771f-Lsrge, comfortable front;
everything furnished; parking; adults;
So. so up.
DEARBORN. ia3 Miller road. near FORD
plant-ons room and kitchenette.
ELfzABETH, ioo4-Two large 'front.' light.
heat. gas; private entrance $3.50.
ERsKINE, 27s--FSron,. broom spsItmsnt;
clean, refrigeration; white. $40. Cherry
FISCHER. lif.-3 attractive rooms, bath.
kitchenetts; private entrances. Iyanhos
1853
FORFEIT WET. 80 fwoodwsrdl-Lsrre
comfortable housekeeping room. Murphy;
$3.50 weekly.
rooms, everything furnished: Frgidsire;
privileges: adults.
MICHIGAN, 3si7 = Clean housekeeping
room, 81 per week; rooms u,
PARK. 3iI0-s.room apt. 80. Housskssp-
Ing rooms. - and up; well heated; chill
dren welcome Cherry S135. -
PUTNAM isso.Nies large iron, ,oeP:
TWELFTH, 5o57-2 or rooms; light
housekeepingi clean; rsasonnbis; adults.
TWO cheerful rooms. Murphy. innsrsprinr.
Frigidaire. stoker heat convenient trans-
portstion. Tyler 1887.
Ali FIscHER-3 attractive rooms bath,
kitehenstte. private entrance. Ivsnhoe
1868.
coLoRED-one room furnished; Kitchen
privileges; adults. 27s Josephins. Trim
ity 7.650e.
coLoREp-37Ss Brush large room. vel
furnished; kitchen privileges; - week.
furnished or untur-
nished. adults. lsis Harper: 2se Oar
held. Temple 1-7256.
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CONSULT IN. srisreed Resi rsSsts rstlngs
in the big Sunday Times Want Ad
nActiont
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AVAILABLE FOR
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

AVAILABLE FOR
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
BURLINGAME, 7eo
Between Second and Third. 7-room
y. v. single. 4 bedrooms. Natural
fireplace, II. A. heat Garage. Side
drive. Lot t0xi23. 5000. 1870 down.
GREENLAWN, 1850
Between Thatcher and santa Clara.
s-room y. v. single, bedrooms.
bath. stall shower; steam heat.
stoker, natural fireplace: 2-ear ga
rage. Lot 3oxi3g. Sii,to0. l0ss
down.
PARKER. 1850
Between Agnes and Lafayette, 10
room 3-story stucco single; 2 baths,
2 lavatories: steam heat. natural
fireplace; 2-car garage. side drive.
Lot eoxi57. IS. 500.
TAYLOR, solo
Between Lawton ana Nildemere.
6-room n. v. single, bedrooms,
bath and ist noor lsvatory; steam
heat, 2-car garage. Lot 40xi00.
$1,000. lOes down
wOODINGHAM. 1878
Between Cambridge and outer Drive.
7.room u. V. single, bedrooms.
breakfast nook. steam heat, natural
fireplace; LIST floor lavatoTy. Gear
garage, side drive. Lot 35xl21.
81, 500, los, down.
MAssACHUsETTs. 90,
III ghiand Park
Between Woodward and John R.
Broom pressed u, v. single. bed
rooms. steam heat, natural fireplace;
newly decorated. $1,000. i09s down.
Open sunday,
SUBURBAN
BURNHAM RID, Bloomfield Hills
| Al intersection Of Burnham ana kton
Cross roads (Trowbridge Farm Sub
divisionl, i2-room tile and stueco
single, 8 bedrooms, 3 baths lava
tories. Many special features. Five
acres OF land beautifully handicapped.
Kecondltioned. Caretaker at prop
erty. Terms.
MADISON AVE, al, Birmingham
Between Oakdale and POppletoA. IL
room y. v. single. 4 bedrooms, hot
water heat; natural fireplace; 2-ear
down.
Corner Film f'k Bivu iU-Tuunn COS
lonial brick single. bedrooms.
steam heat. natural fireplace; Scar
garage. interior and exterior recondi-
TONED. Lot ll0x30o. $i3, 900, 1871
down.
Real Estate Department
DETROIT TRUST
COMPANY
20i w. Fort 81. RA. 5610
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ADERNA HOTEL

CENTRALLY LOCATED; DAILY. 81 90.
$50. private bath; comfortable outside
rooms; downtown. 1918 Casa.
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FOR LEASE

several fine homes ere sqv svaflahsg
IN this area; 4 bedrooms. piD ssFv0n16
quarters. library and coqoorvaoGgH
spacious srounds; avanso's ssesasy =
Also 4 bedrooms. 3 bstha o1fG
Others lees sxpeDsfva
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Furnishsd Rooms for Rent
attrsotivsly furnished
frcut; private home; excellent transpor.
tstion. Townsend s.sise.
COLONEL large. picsiy fur.
nishsd front room; Kitchen privileges.
Trinity i-bs7s.
coLoKED - s5f NsIbourns; large front
room; newly decorated; nice location.
near csriinei reasonable. Madison l73s.
COLoRED-Niee room. kitchen privileges.
responsible tsnants; good transportation.
Temple i-29s2.
coLokEp-oskiand avenue: gentlemen;
dom; no private residence. Townsend 7-6e11.
CoLoREp-bes Belmont large comfort
ably furnished room. excellent traaspor-
tation. Townsend b-sTsi.
Iroquois; attractive front
room adults: excellent transportation.
coLoRED II i7s Cameron; comfortable
room, quiet, private home; reasonable.
Townsend 6-4096.
CoLoRrD-s5is Brush (fhlladsphisy-
couple. Trinity 1-4325.
coLoREp-5ss Englewood; comfortable
single room single gentleman; reason
ICoLORED-2s0 Chandler, near John r.;
ton. trinity I-s42s.
coLOREp-comfortable room; couple or
single; gentlemen preferred; reasonable
Townsend s-5l9i
coLoRED-52o Harmon; front, attractive
room; single gentleman preferred. Town
send s-2239.
cOLoRED--Furnishsd room In Christian
home; no other roomsrs. Tyler s-40i3.
coLoRED-453 Y. Euclid; nicely furnished
room. TR. i-s4s6.
COLOREp-Holbrook. $40, large comfort
able room, new furniture; couple Tn.
1-s5e4.
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ALTER ROAD, 1908 Csffsrson- KerchsvsD
Large. 'front.' beauty rest. friendly
home DreNel O2hO
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GLADSTONE. $50 lsecondy = Clean .
rooms. everything furnished: Frgidsire;
nTiVlleReh. adults.
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Defense Homes

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5 $3.50 5
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IS Small Down Payment
"a Bal. $40 per Month
8John R. Jones Realty Co.'S
is 10-MILE RID.
Ret John y: and Deauindss
HULL AVE Is723-Briek, modern
H rooms, newly decorated; $3.50 500
down Open 10 today. Cherry 7t77
Monday. Leonard Brown. li2s Detroi
Savings Bank Bldg.
LEAVING Detroit, must sell my hom'
quickly, 2-story brick, 3 bedrooms, Ill
bath. stall shower. rock wooded, beautiful
recreation room, gas furnace. all In A.
condition a-sar sarsFsi y. beautiful ., y :nS
venient location, excellent neighbors, re
stricted. 1922 Fullerton Ave. Northla~I
6243.
LINCOLN MOTORS sEcTfoN-slx rooms
furnace; 50, 800. $3.50 down! 2ss5 Mich
igan. Lafayette 0T00.
down payment. si73 Busko, near tanl
plant. or si0i Eleven-Mil road.
oAKFIELp, ie725-o.rm. brE.. i2x2s
/ L. r.. nice ID. r., tile sink, Dr. nix,
10 lovely br., tile bath. q. A. G. II. to-ft
lot Open 10. Yer. b-7S27. Yer. b.e23a
I oAKMAN BLVD. 2026-s rooms. & bed
completely reconditioned. Collateral Liquida
ton Inc, 7th floor Union Guardian Bldg
CHI. 1922.
oNE-HALF acre, broom house 81 500
$3.50 down 2sos0 Harley. at i2-hiie
RENO, near LiberaI--Bargain, I rooms.
full basement. furnace, garage, nice
yard So 750, 81. 500 required. hurd,
lvanhoe 3340.
RIoPELLE. 1s0sI tseven Mile road sec
tloni-5,room single; gas heal %'Tc~a'
send 6-2se5.
ROYAL OAK Township-26352 Edgtworth
Ave; modern 5-room house; full base
ment; hot air heat; dinette and Kitchen
combined, large attic Lot 40x120. Open
afternoons. Frank c. Hayden. owner. TO.
$1,000.
SIRE, 9i57, near Ford's-o-room house and
-, groom eottsse. 9.ss5 cash. owner
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Apartments for Rent
Furnished

HORTON, 40s (near Brush)-2-ro0m. mo-
dern; clean, refrigeration; continuous
hot water.
GRAND RIvER-(2s32 Stanley, 3 rooms,
hath. modern, clean, heat. light gas,
Kelvinator Adults only. Reasonable.
WABASH, 4i2a-3 rooms; everything FUR
nirhed, newly decorated; reasonable.
Temple 7-5i23.
6oLoRED-260 Fredericks kitchenefts
apartment; private bath; oil heat. re-
sponsihle adults.
cOLORED-Fu Furnished, one or four rooms
steam heat. good transportation. 2ii5
&~Douraii
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DEARBORN. 1913 Miller road. near FORD
plant--ons room and kitchenette.
ELIZABETH, i004-Two large front; light.
heat. gas; private entrance; k5. 30.
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CONSULT me snIsrssd Real Estate hs6fan
s the BIC sunday Tines wsss- -
fruo.' - -
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Observation-Disclosures Go, perfsS
condition inside and out; brick Hdjngs
ssrsss; half block from traespqrtetiets
cAMPBELI~-7 rooms and bath each; fu7
basement steam heat Ao-N. lot: Z
Earsgss; $4,000. terms. Many others. -
.siG u. W::iF Hvs'rsyr, 81.
CANTON. ifSf-S-S sSuSco; no 3GST
lear garage. piaydon, Yitsroy HI
oRATIoT-vzN DYKE section; Tour 49,
bath. each fiat; only Is, $50. $500 1sWn
Erb. Plaza. Sal. FttGs
TWELFTH. 5esS-2-family, 8 each; ineomi
on upper apsYtments, Sl6; $500 dorn
Owner. Tyler s-3575.
coLoRED on wHITE-BarSain; dxstS55
lily, six baths. 3 rooms each. oood lQoqk
ton, east side, NEWLY DECORATEQ
Excellent condition. Income $40 fof3
price $500. Terrace 7-e1f7.
CoLoRED-Rsal Investment; corner JOIN
r.; Stat brick. terrace. rooms each,
9 steam furnaces. scar garage. oz,o0l
down. University i-373s. Owner, ~
broker. rF
lCoLoRED: EPWoRrH-Brick 1.f1at, %
each; steam heat. REAsoNABLB dVvS
payment. Newman. Milford ~ 2sth. TT
l-0e35. ~
lcoLoRED-4-hat, brick. rooms each,
hot air furnaces, t-car garage u,1of
down. Univsrsity i-sTss. Owner, -
broker.
ooLoRED-BrE., 2-fam.. Q sa. |; rsasonsbiS
down PAYMENT ~. S-eSe9. ~. 49,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Furnished Flats for Rent

SEWARD. 1888 rooms, newly decorated
ssnded doors; new Frigidsire. adults
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
NeD Houses for Sale

A HOME IN Dearborn Highlands costs n,
more; beautiful; reasonable. DE. 1883