davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-16

straight to the face, but he wealth
cred them and came through by
the smallest margin of the night,
a one point advantage.
HEAVYWEIGHT FIGHT CLOSE
The heavyweight fight, which
brought together Bernard
Shields, Bather senior tackle,
and Bob Manning, freshman
fullback. Shields had a height
and reach advantage, but seemed
unable to capitalize with coor-
dinated blows. The fight went
through two rounds on a par,
with Manning gaining a slight
advantage in the third as he
carried the fight to Shields. The
fourth was even up and Manning
took a small, three-point advan-
tage for the title.
The boys were evenly match
ed throughout in height and
weight and in majority of
cases were willing to risk all
chances in a smuggling due /.
Bruce Bostwick lined up as the
best looking fighter in style and
poise while Harry Mails blast
ing fists carried the heaviest
punch.
Bouts and winners were as
follows:
9O-Philip Plevek decisioned
Art Harms.
95-James Harris decisioned
Bill Collins.
los - Bob Kolp decisioned
Don Hasshaw.
110-Richard Baxter decision
ed Robert Stearns.
115-Harry Reese decisioned
Junior Housch. =
120-Elmer Peltier decisioned
Don Kolp.
125 - David Hufstealer deci-
stoned Clarence Morgan.
13O-David Inman decisioned
j Carlos.
135-Terrill Whitsitt decision
ed William Cole.
lao - Bruce Bostwick deci-
stoned Ken Likens.
l45-Harry Mial won in TKO
from Milton Darling in SIS of
first round.
160-Jack Sierens decisioned
Julius Van Develde.
Heavyweight - Bob Manning
decisioned Bernard Shields.
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H. {. Mentioned as Prep Power

Few champions ever have re-
peated, and q look at this years
conference races seems to follow
that tradition. In the border cit
les, Fordson, six-time champion,
again is the favorite but Royal
Oak and Mount Clemens are
strong contenders. Outside the
league Mount Clemens ended a
five game winning streak Ly
Port Huron.
PREP REBOUNDS: c N e r
Jack Scott of Hazel Park scored
30 points while his team was de-
feating East Detroit, 48 to 1G...
Republic High in the Upper Pen
insula is sticking in competition
despite the enlistment of four
regulars and a reserve in the
Navy. The Border elite S
League has voted against cur
tailment of its Spring sports
schedule because of the war. :.
Coach John McCook of Newaygo
has enlisted in the Navy and
Donald Rathbun, formerly of
Western Michigan College, has
been named tc succeed him. :.
Flint Centrars top athlete has
given the printers a break by
simplifying his name to Lynn
Chandnois instead of Chand-
naois.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-16
Lindsey Hits Pins
for 266 Game

Winning a pair of starts from
the Deuces, the King Dede team
of the Kings & Queens League
opened its lead last night; the
second-place King Wil-Nick
dropped two games to King
Peter II.
Two sweeps were marked, by
King Hist over King Hax and
by King Thai over King John.
High series went to Bugs"
Lindsey of the King Thai outfit
who blasted the pins for a big
266 in the opener and followed
up with q 200 and $50 for a GIG
series. His opening mark was top
single.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-16
Akes Lager Moves
U on Old Bru

Sweeping the Purton Auto
Sales team, Altes Lager moved
within one game of the Oldbru
five last night, aided by Dads
Rustic Rest, which scored two
game win over the loop-leading
Oldbru club.
SIKH u n dred series were
scarcer than new auto tires, with
John Hickman marking the top,
a $40 with high game of 222. His
score for Goebel'7 was followed
by Floyd Frederi, k Vt Altes who
had an even 600 and a high Of
224.
Harry Gahlau's 239 was high
single for the loop.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-16
NJ WATSON sPOELsTRA

DETROIT, Jan. Is - R -
While many teams are too busy
with conference or sectional
competition to give it much
thought, the 18th annual Mich
igan High School Athletic AS
ISOLATION basketball champion.
ships are scarcely more than
few dribbles and q pivot shot
away.
Lower Peninsula competition
in the biggest of all high school
events opens the first weekend
In March with district tourna.
ments. Regional meets in both
Peninsulas are slated the follow
ing week, topped a week later by
finals at East Lansing and Mar
Quette.
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DALLAS, Jan. 16-R-Mat-
ty Bell, president of the National
Football Coaches Association,
predicts the war will increase
rather than retard college foot
ball activities.
Those who feared the game
would be curtailed can look for
ward to even more emphasis be-
cause the Army and Navy be-
lieve football valuable in train
ing fighting men," the Southern
Methodist University coach said.
He expects colleges to 60 out
Of their way to schedule games
with service teams.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-16

Cancel Door
Charge tonight
St. Froneis 10 Foe
for First Home Tilt;
Hart Changes Lineup

Hopeful of winning their first
start on the home floor, St
Mary's Mountaineers were today
assured of q good cheering Sec
ton for tonight's game when
Coach Lee Hart announced that
there would be no admission
charged.
A collection will be taken to
help pay the officials, but there
will be no ticket-selling at the
door.
ST. FRANCIS IS FOE
Opponent for the local paro-
chials is st. Francis de Sales,
ranked as nearly a twin with
the Mountaineers on the basis OF
comparative scores. st. Mary's OF
Royal Oak walloped Harris crew
57-18 and followed it up five
days later by notching a 57-15
victory over st. Francis.
The game will be the second
for the locals who meet ST.
Fred's in their next Catholic
League encounter, on Tuesday.
A change in the lineup for to-
nights game was announced at
noon today by Hart, who indi-
Gated that he would insert Jack
Coulter in the center position in
place of Palmer Hudson. Hudson
is expected to see plenty of &C
ton, however.
Other starters will be Lloyd
Dubay and Fred George" Fox
at the forwards and Ken Yer
nier and Capt. Jim Petitpren at
the guard posts.
SELFRIDGE TEAM PLAYS
An opening game between the
grammar school team and the
Selfridge Field Panthers will
start at z o'clock with the var
sity game slated to begin at 8.
No practise was held last
night, as new boundary lines
painted on the floor were still
wet.
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Fights
: Last Nixht
Nv the Associated Press

FALL RIVER, MASS.-Jackie
Harris, 127, Maiden, Mass, de.
feated Carl Stein, 1870, New
York, (8).
PHILADELPHIA-Carl Dell
lat, New York, and Mickey Har.
kins, lat, Germantown, Pa.
fought a draw (8).
ELIZABETH, N. Joe Bak
81, 207, New York, stopped Tom
my Gill, 1875, Roanoke, Va, a..
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-16
Bannow Drug Opens
U Class T. Lead

Bannow Drug, barely able to
snare first place last week in the
Glass c league, bounced back
with a sweep-victory over State
Farm Insurance last night to
capture a three-game lead. The
second-place City News team
dropped pair of starts to Gray's
Hamburger.
r. Markle's $50 for Duncan's
Tavern was top series while
Harold Engelman's 220 in the
opener for Bannow's was high
single.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-16
Decisions Mark II of Is High School Bout
Nine City
Teams Set
for Abe.

Nine five-man team from
Mount Clemens have been en-
tered in the annual A. B. c.
tourney, to be held at Columbus,
O., this year along with % two
man crews, Emmett Quinn an
nounced this morning.
A record breaking entry list
is expected for the tourney this
year, which will probably last
Ia weeks. The local teams will
bowl during the latter part of
April, near the mid-point of the
big pin event.
BOWL IN SINGLES, TOO
All of the doubles entrants
will bowl in singles event on
the same day either. April % or
April "a. Six of the quintets
will compete on April 81 and the
other two on April %.
There Is strong possibility
that three other two-man teams
will enter the lists for the April
"a date.
Leading the doubles entries
are such outstanding combina-
tions as Floyd and Les Fred
erick. Harry Saunders and w.
McCracken. George Noteboom
and Harry Gahlau, John Heck
man and Emmett Quinn and a
Patterson combination, Hank
and Norm LaCroix.
ENTRIES UNTIL FEB. 1
Entries may still be made-up
until Feb. but the dates re-
served for local bowlers are no
longer available and entrants
will probably have to compete
during the latter part of May.
Entry fee for five-man teams is
SIS, for doubles $40 and for sim
giles SIS.
The Old Bru. Altes and Goe-
bells Beer teams, three of the
outstanding fives of the Major
league, will be among the city
outfits rolling in the five-man
event.
ENTRIES ARE AS FOLLOWS:
Teams: April 2l-Dad's Rustic
Rest, Priehs Sales, Blue Rock
Majors, Altes Lager, Rosso
Sport Shop, Old Bru Beer and
Eschenburg Tires.
April 23-Goebel's Beer and
Depmarsh Hotel.
Two Man Events (All bowl in
singles on same date): April %
Harry Albrecht and Peg
Moore, Ed Stadler and Russ
Miller, Oscar Zoelling and Erwin
Egle, Russ Wilson and Reggie
Moore, Ray Capron and Les
IRVINE, H. Huemiller and Hank
Schans, Ed Zimmerman and Sam
Levine, Pat McEvoy and Albert
Tews, Mel Frederick and Biz
Glefke.
Floyd and Les Frederick, Har-
ry Starbuck and Charles Hess,
George Caldwell and j. Van
Becelaer, Clint Irwin and A.
Hallett, Bernard Rosso and Jack
Flaacke, Harold Elliot and Bill
Held, Harry Saunder and w.
McCracken, Reub Dunap and
Perry DuBay.
April 24-George Noteboom
and Harry Gahlau, John Heck
man and Emmett Quinn, Nickie
Paulsen and Mike Murphy
Norm and Hank LaCroix and H.
Petersen and Russ Stark.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-16
Three League
Games Carded

Hopeful of gaining a win and
renewed chance at the league
title, Mount Clemens Bathers
meet Fordson tonight in one Of
the three league games.
Other clashes will see Monroe,
defeated by Fordson and Wyan-
dotte, travelling to meet Royal
Oaks undefeated team. Wyan-
dotte and twice-beaten Crosse
Pointe meet.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-16
At the Alleys

Radio sole possession of the lead
er's spot in the Class b. loop
last night.
Only sweep was by MacAl-
pines Squirt over Jacks Hi
Speed.
F. Dobberowsky's 557 was
high series, marked for Batkin's,
while Harold Engelman marked
a 225 for the same team to take
singles honors for the loop.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-16
County Ball
Hits Stride
Hsovy Schedule
on Top Tonight
TONIGHT'S GAMES

TONIGHTS GAMES
st. Francis at st. Mary's
Mount Clemens at Fordson
Capac at New Haven
Armada at Dryden
Almont at Memphis
Romeo at Rochester
Busch at South Lake
Eastland at Utica
LakevieW at Lakeshore
Roseville at Lincoln Park
East Detroit at Ferndale
New Haven at Crosse lie
County basketball hits its mid.
season stride tonight, with only
Fraser taking a rest from court
action. Mount Clemens fans
will have their first chance to
see st. Mary's in action at home
and the limited seating capacity
of the gym is expected to be fill.
ed.
Full league schedules are be.
ing played tonight and in the Lit
tie Six, New Haven is figured to
continue its dominance with {
win over Capac on the home
floor. Memphis is the underdof
again, in its battle with Almont
and Armada is favored over Dry.
den.
Lake Shores powerful quintet
will tangle with Lakeview in q
Bi-County league game while
Eastland gets the nod over Utica
and Busch and South Lake meet
Romeo travels to Rochester
and New Haven to Crosse lie
leaving the county courts. Other
games will see East Detroit al
Ferndale. Roseville at Lincoln
Park and Mount Clemens al
FOrdsOn.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-16
Team Sir Slices Pin
Busters Loop Lead

Team 6 cut into Team is lead
in the Pin Busters League last
night by capturing a pair of
starts to pull up within one game
of the leader.
M. Murphy's 1913 was high
series and her 158 in the middle
took the blue-ribbon single
honors.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-16
Dairy Five Moues
into Top Spot Tie

A pair of losses to Pepsi-Cola
as the Mount Clemens Dairy was
winning like number from
Kibble's Toggery, cost Batkin's
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-14

STATE OF MlCHlGAN. In the CIr-
cult Court for the County Of VASE
tenaw
In Chancery
John c. Buchanan and Anne 81.
Buchanan. Plaintiffs
Harriet Caroline Richard Dey Antr-
ony Dey. Germond Sherwood. German
Sherwood. Edith Sherwood. Aut9.
Dey. william McAdsm Dey. Richard
Dey. Albert Sherwood. Albert r.
Sherwood, Milton n BeEole Milton
Begole, PHILLIP Bezole. phHliD u.
Begoie. Bob A BeFoie y 4 Bego. &.
Glen Begoie. Glen NJ ReRole Charles
n. Roberts. g. n Roberts, Willl3 n
T. Gregory. VIM. T. Gregory Andre~
Q. Sherwood Adliza Cheney AdaiIzt
Cheney Sarah Lowdsn. Sarah !. Loa-
den, or their unknown heirs derisee-.
leRatess. or assigns.
Defendant
Al a session Of said court held 70
the Court House in TIE CIV - Ann
Arbor In said County Of Washtena
the 20th day OF June. 1876
Present Honorable George ~.
ample Circuit Judge
In this cause 10 appears from ia
affidavit on file. that the where
abouts Of the Defendants after dli-
gent search and inquiry are unknown.
THEREFORE,. upou motion ~ W.
liam De HAN. Attorney FOR IiaH
tiffs. u 10 ordered ttat said Defend
ants and their unknown heirs de-
Nisses, legatces and assigns c4l 3
their appearance 10 be entered l
this cause within three months from
the date ~ this order ard in defa
thereof that said Bill OF COMPLAINT
be taken as confessed bv tie satH
Defendants. their CnknoU4 heir.
devisees. legatces and ass rns
y Us further ordered tIat Wit
twenty DAYS Plaintiffs cause cow
% this order n. be published ln TIA
Ypsilsntt Daily Press. newsDauer
printed. published and circulated IN
said County. ~~d publication being
conducted therein ancs IN each week
FOR siR weeks in succession.
GEORGE ". SAMPLE
Circuit J4dEs
LUELLA " SMITH. Clerk
81 Dorothy L Bealbict.
Deputy Cl.rE
TAKE NOTICE. that this suit 10
which the FOREGOING order hss been
duly made. involves zri - br54glt 70
quiet title 70 the following de- cribai
piece or parcel Of and situated Il
the Township OF PittsfieTd County
u WaShtsnsw and state Of Mica
Kan
The south ffty acres Of the mort
east quarter OF section number TWEEN
ty-fogr tn TOWNSHIP three south ~
range six eas. IN the Township NJ
Pittsfield County Of Was htenaw and
state Of Michigan excepting and re-
serving Grant 70 the Detroit Edison
Company dated Ngzsular -, la-z
4HA recorded March 2S-ls27 ~ LlLs4
OF Grants on oaga 2gS.
william De Ham. attofnsv for
Plaintiffs
BUSINESS ADDRESS TrsIarH
Savings Bank Bldg. Ypsilanti. Mica
Adv. s-S0t
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-14
Legal Notices

STATE OF MICHIGAN. The cir.
cult Court for the County OF wash
tsnsw,
In Chsncery.
Thomas H. Cots and Emma II.
Gottr, His wife and Raymond Z.
Trsusch and Stella r. Trausch. His
WIFE. Plaintiffs.
W.
Lemuei Allen. leonard Ali.n. samuel
Allen. stephen Allen. Stephen Allen.
Stephen @. Allen. Charles Y. Alban.
G. I'll Aibsn. Charles Eli Albsn. c.
Ely Alban. Edmund J. Hewitt. Joseph
Kitchen, Martha Alban, Charles Ely
Alban or their unknown heirs. lega-
tees. devisees and assigns.
Suit pending In Circuit Court for
the County OF Washtenaw, in chAnc-
cry, in the city Of Ann Arbor in said
County on the 9th day Of June. 1914.
In this cause. II appears from the
affidavit on file that the where
abouts Of said Defendants are I'M
known. and on motion OF John r.
Kirk. Attorney for Plaintiffs. Il Ia
ordered that the appearance Of said
Defendants be entered within three
months from the date Of this order.
GEO. W SAMPLE.
Lucia ". Smith. CLERK.
Dorothy L. Bulbick. Deputy Clerk.
John p KIRK, Attorney for Plain
tiffs Ypsilanti. Mich
This suit IL brought % auiet the
tits Of all that piece or parcel Of
land situate In Augusta Township.
WashtenaW County Michigan. and
described as follows: All that part
OF the west half OF the north two
thirds Of the west half Of the north
west quarter Of Section ~ that lies
north Of the Wabash Railroad.
Thomas " Colts
Emma II Colts
Raymond r TrsussA
Stella r. Trausch
ADV sos
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-14
Anti-HorSe Thief Group
Celebrates Anniversary

FAIRVIEW VILLAGE. Pa.-UP-
Horse thieves, beware
The F.U.H C.FT.ROS DIT.
will get you. II you don't watch out.
The alphabet.eLhsusting orgsnizs-
ton is known more fully as the
Farmers Union Horse Company for
the Recovery OF stolen Horses and
Detecting the Thieves. The rubber
and gasoline ratloning situations
being what they are. the organiza-
tons members used their recent
108th anniversary to begin a general
rejuvenstion program.
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GARDENS FOR VICTORY At 90

MIDLAND. O.-UP- Midland's
outstanding victory gardener is
Mrs. Mandy Bosier, who recently
observed her e0th birthday She
said that gardening is a great tonic
and keeps her feeling in good con-
dition" Mrs. Bosier also keeps
house for herself and two children
at home.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-14
Legal Notices

STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the
Circuit Court for the County or
Washtensw.
In Chancery.
Frank A. witmirs and Mary J.
witmire. His wife. Plaintiffs.
Augustus h. Woodward. Abram Lar
zelere. Abraham Larzelere Walter
II Hawkins, Statira d. Hawkins.
Delos Slovenian. Eliza A. shower
man, Fannie T. Hawkins. FREDERICK
w. Hawkins Isaac y Conklin. Har-
rist Conkiin. The First National Bank
OF Ypsilanti. Katie Nimmershein.
Thomas York. Emma H. john
Norvale A. Hawkins, and Mabel -
kins. His wife. Clara W. Hawkins.
or their unknown heirs. legatees, de
visees and assigns,
Suit pending in the Circuit Court
for the County OF Washtenaw. in
chancery. in the city Of Ann Arbor
in said County on June 81. 1912.
In this cause. IT appearing from
the affidavit on file that the where
abouts OF said defendants are un-
known on motion or John r. kirM
attorney for plaintiffs. n IS ordered.
that tAe appearance Of said defend
ants be entered in said cause Wit In
three months from the date OF this
order.
GEO. W. SAMPLE.
Circuit Judge.
Luella ". Smith. CLERK
by Dorothy l.. Bulbick. De1 clerk
John r. Kirk Attorney for Plaintiffs
Business Address: Ypsllanti Mich
igan
THIS suit Is brought 10 qulet the
title to all that certain piece or plr-
Gel OF land situate In the CITY 81
Ypsilanti. Washtenaw County Mich
igan. and described az follows;
Commencing at point IN the west
line OF Hamilton Street at tGe solfh
east corner Of a parcel or land for
merly owned by william Hewlett.
thence south along the west line
Of Hamilton Street fifty-siR and IS
100 feet. thence west one hundred
ana sixty-five feet, thence north
nifty six and So 400 feet 70 william
HoWletts south west corner; thence
east along the south line 81 saId
Howletts land TO the place OF begin
ming
Frank A Witmlre
Mary J. Witmire.
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Financial
Business Opportunities

FOk sALE-Deed end land contract.
Balance 1890. Pays $50 per month
Win per cent interest. Box J-65
care Daily Press
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-14
Musical Equipment

Musical Equipment
FACTORY RECONDITIONED Grand
Plano like new. Was 1855, now only
f345. Grinnell Bros, 40 w. Mich
igan.
SMALL P1ANO--like new. man draf-
ted. VIII sell for balance. Ypsi
Plano Co. 402 r. Michigan.
ACCORDION. 20 bass. Salanti. Al
condition. Reasonable. 1875 Jerome
street. Fhone 537-W.
Wanted To Buy
WANTED-good clean used rurni-
ture. Private sales anytime s57
Penniman Ave. Plymouth. Harry
Robinson. Auctioneer.
WANTED to buy baby crib state
price. Box J-s2 care Press
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SIGN OF THE TIMES

MARSHALL Tex u Park
Ing meters have been put 10 a new
use here. A horse was hitched 10
one the other day
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-14
Personals
Lost and Found

soMETHiSG-m taan
faneies and fads. these powerful
little Classified Ads.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-14

HOUSE-one mile north of Bomber
Plant on Holmes Rd. Modern. 8
rooms and bath. Hot water heat.
Lot 1853 1865. Three car garage
Call S29-W
OFF DENTON ROAD room aouse,
garage, large lot. fruit $1,000.
Terms, $3.50 down. II. Peet. SO y.
Huron St, 1871.
WEST SIDE-3 room house and
toilet. $1,000 terms. $3.50 down. II.
Peet, So y. Huron St. 1911.
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- BRAND NEW HOUSES

IA BRAND NEW HOUSES
DRIVE to Stanley St, Prospect Park
Subdivision. and see them today.
Statesmen on the grounds. to S
p. m. Il. r. Sylvester. 307 East
Forest. Phones 449 and Az.
SOUTH SIDE-12 acres with trout
stream. $4,000 terms, $500 down.
II. Peet, SO \. Huron st. 1871.
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liars BY Shopping From The Daily Press Cassiheds
Real Estate
Houses For Sale

Four rosms and bath. one block
from stores and school, 1894 down.
Balance SIS mo. Full price t2.Ss3.
WE CAN BUILD eight more new
houses with priority 10 be sold TO
defense workers only. Monthly pay
ments fS0.37. No interest. See
Ralph wagner. ANY time day or
night. 1855 Wssatenaw. Phone
l0is.
We write all kinds OF insurance.
SIX ROOM modern aouse on Wallace
Boulevard, college section, $1,000
cash. Pay as rent balance. Box
No, J-si care Press
Farms and Land
so and so acre farms. fair buildings.
lights, No waste land Good soil.
20 miles south Of Npsilanti Cas- h
or terms. Henry o. Miller, r. /.
Britton. Mich.
Lots
TWO LOTS so X $50. Fairyiew sub.
on Stratford. Price $4,000 Mrs.
Van Looy. 1855 Concord.
Detroit. Mich.
Lake Property
COTTAGE for sale furnished or un-
furnished at 1855 Portage Lake
Avenue, Portage Lake, Michigan.
Inquire Sl7 Washtenaw. Pm. 1854.
SHUMs Horseshoe Lake front cot
tage, all year community. Interior
unfinished. 10 miles from Willow
Run. open sun. North shore. 5Ss4
Grayton. Detroit.
Business Properly
RESTAURANT Highway cor
ner doing good business short
ride from Ypsilanti $1,000 II.
Peet 50 y. Huron st, 1874.
Suburban Property
BEAUTIFUL-Country estate. %
acres on slightly corner. room
modern house, rich level
land under cultivation. spacious
yard, well graded lawn. large
shade trees like park. THIS subur-
ban home is well located. only
$1,000. II. Peet, SO y. Huron st.
1871.
CLARK ROAD-Over s acres. 6
room house, bath. full basement
bedrooms electric pump. barn.
chicken house. Reasonable price,
n. Peet. SO ~ Huron St. 1871.
HARRIS ROAD-Beautifu room
modern house hardwood floors.
wired for electric stove, extra
lavatory and stool Priced to sell
n. Peet, SO y. Huron, 1871
For Sale or Rent
FOR SALE room house and garage
hut has to he removed or wrecked
within twenty-one DAYS. Inquire OF
l0635 s. Huron River Dr. between
Jacksonville Rd and Bridge Rd.
Phone Ypsilanti 103s.Wl.
FOR SAILS room house. large
glassed in porch both on first floor
full shower bath in basement. and
garage. A real home suitable for
two families. $4,000. large down
payment. Box J-6I, care Press
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1850 WHITTIER RID.
$40 Of a mile west OF city Limits,
l block off Nashtenaw. six room.
modern, country home in good con-
dition. 1t has stoker, deep we'll
oak floors and trim. two car ga
rage. This is buy at $1,000
Terms.
RIVER ST.
1 APARTMENTS, furnished, brings
in Sis per month besides owner
apartment. $l.400 down. balance at
$500 per month.
Broker Phone ESQ Builder
Raj phi {. SmaIIidge
$40 Roosevelt Blvd.
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