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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-03-26
The Cherry Tree
Where We Hdtched Out
The Truth
. PENSIONS FOR CONGRESS
. NOT ENTIRELY FORGOTTEN
. HELPS POOR MAN
. POWER OF THE PRESS

Well, we'll Let's have look at a
rather sore horse
The matter of pensions for Con-
gress.
There has been q lot of kidding
about this subject and the members of
Congress have been taken for lot Of
nice buggy rides.
Pensions for Congress dollar
and get pension for life.
So, Congress had to get itself back
together again and vote to repeal its
very much misunderstood plan for pen
siOns.
For time it looked as if Congress
didn't have friend in the world-and
with elections coming on, too. 1t was
pretty mess.
Even with the repeal the issue isn't
entirely forgotten.
And members are finding that it real
ly pays to explain the facts.
X X X
The truth is that the pension bill,
more properly called a retirement COM
pensation bill, wasn't looting measure
at all. 1t wasn't fancy scheme
cooked up to get pensions for men who
never made any proper payment.
What Congress needed at the outset
was good public relations man to do
a right and proper job of explaining
the facts when the issue was new.
The truth probably never will catch
up now.
The bill was retirement cOmpen-
sation bill, based on actuarial princi-
pies. TO ever get a retirement annuity
Congressman would have had to pay
five per cent of their salaries per year
-$500-intO the fund.
1t wasn't a pension scheme. 1t was
a plan for built-up retirement annui-
ties, earned by those who paid in the
money.
The daily press just went haywire-
shamefully So
Let us remember that the President
signed the bill. Nobody poked any fun
at the President for signing it, but by
doing that he assumed joint response
bility.
The President has vetoed many bills
that were not sound, so it must be as
sumed that he considered this measure
sound. And it was.
Judges get retirement pay and they
don't contribute anything.
Army and Navy officers get retire
ment pay and they don't contribute
anything.
Just about everyone in Federal serv-
ice gets retirement pay.
But when congressman sought to set
up a system for contributions which
would create retirement fund all hell
broke loose
Some think the Social Security
Board had a finger in creating the
smudge that made all the smoke.
Brothers, it could be.
X X X
congressman didn't have to come
under the system. They could elect to
come under it.
AS Il matter of fact the measure was
a help to the poor man who goes to
Congress. He could build up retire
ment annuity and look to the future
with some assurance that he wouldn't
be tossed out on his ear into the bone
yard.
But somehow the daily papers, may
be tired of so much bad news from the
scenes of war, tore into the idea to
make Roman holiday at the expense
of Congress.
And, being miSinformed through the
daily papers, the people started writ
ing letters. The fat was in the fire and
Congress had to retreat.
So that's how it was. The press has
given us a new example of its power!
What power--fOr what kind of pur-
pose? You name it!-CNIW.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-03-26
Truths Pondered While
Riding At Anchor
MIR. MODESTUS
. INDIA
. DOMINATED BY ENGLISH
. GERMANY WANTS 1T
. JAPAN HAS $3.50 CHANCE

. GERMANY WANTS 1T
. JAPAN HAS $3.50 CHANCE
This India
Dominated by Englishmen since
1761-
With 400 million people, of varying
races, religions, cultures
Having enormous natural wealth
but thinly developed
Who cannot agree on common
form of government
Moslems, 100 million; "Untoucha
bles," 60 millions
GandhiNehru followers, other mil
lions
Native princes, Independent, bu
vassals-
Some of these see small difference
between British or Japanese rule
Buddhist priests planted everywhere
by Japan
Ideal soil for dozens of fifth col
umns-
Now Britain sends Sir Stafford
Cripps-
Seeking unity among all this chaos
to be gained in three months
But within three months, Japan ma!
have imposed another unity
Threefo fourths of British Empire:
subjects are in India
Cars coveted that treasure land
Germany wanted it
Now Japan claims it, in asia fol
the AsiaticS'-
And Japan has a $3.50 chance t,
grab it.
But China
Another 400 million people
With India, makes up two-thirds o.
Asia's populations
Nationalist China, under Chians
Kai-Shek-
Beclons to India, and warns tn.
British Empire
China sold out by Britain, more
than once, to appease Japan
Now sends armies to Burma, to save
India
Also to save China's lifeline of mill
tary supplies
If successful will also save the Brit
ish Empire
But will fail, unless American hell
comes, in time.
That God
In whom Hitler does not believe
May have been saving up this Rus
sian winter
For $40 years, for the express bene
fit of the Nazs--
Whether the Russians believe in Hin
or not
But what prophetic mind forecas
the need of munition plants
East of the Ural mountains, where
water-power waited?
Also, can you imagine, what a walk
away Hitler would have had
If Russian resources had been undeI
rule of the Cars?
You will have to look close, ant
long
To find the pages of history which
are being repeated today.
X X X
American vision
Had no traditions to obscure it
Such as befuddled minds of French
men and Britishers-
No we have but one overpowerins
tradition
Which is, that business success i:
the mark of great minds
That American progress had it:
source in great individuals
So now, we are looking for thOs,
great minds to save the world
While il is becoming all too clear
to the whole world
That lot of these great minds dom
care Il damn
Whether the world at large is save(
or not
If only they can save their business
steel, aluminium, or chemicals
after the war;
Until that type of mind gets its fee
off the desks
Unless fresh brains, informed as t(
what is happening in the world
Have Il chance To bring American
resources and skillS to bear
There is very serious doubt, righ
how
Whether this old and famous amer
lean Way
VIII be anywhere in sight on earth
Within the next twelve months.
X X X
If we have any speed
The time to show it is
NOW.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-03-26
WOMEN SEEK WELDERS' JOBS

Portland, Me.-In preparation Tor
filling places of men going into mill
tary service 80 Portland women lave
taken physical examinations. for places
Corporations welding and burning
school. % i3t
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-03-26
w S D o M

The peace Of nations cannot be
secured without arms, nor arms
without pay, nor pay without
taXcS.-IacituS.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-03-26

ask for Union Labeled merchandise
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-03-26

If we have any speed
The time to show il is
NOW.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-03-26

Best guess now is that the nt
Treasury proposed tax bill, viii
would double income taxes in the mi
die income bracket, and impose Il lol
list of increases in commodity III
excise taxes, will not pass in it's ori.
nal form.
In the opinion of many, the bill do
not 80 far enough into lower-incoI
brackets. In addition, sentiment for
general sales tax, on everything e
|cept foods, is unQuestionably GROWN
This tax, of course, would hit eve
worker, every income group.
1t is probable that some system W
be devised for collecting part of the
|dlVldual income taxes on Il weekly
monthly basis. This can be do
through Il payroll tax. Reason for
is obvious; many taxpayers simp
don't have the money when annual {;
bills fall due, and that presents {
treasury with Il difficult and eXpenSi
collection problem.
Don't be surprised if some kind
forced savings system is also adopt
III time Under ii, everyone would
required to put Il definite percentage
thelr income III government bonds.
The Nome nugget., 1942-03-02
NOME DESIGNATED LANDING AREA

Acting under instructions from the War Dept, Civil Aeronautics Authority has been instructed to designate airports throughout the United States and Alaska, where non-military flying operations may be carried on. Such desig- hated airports vii have an Air port Manager and all aircraft on such airports shall be under 24 hour guard against possible theft or sabotage.
 Any aircraft that is not based at designated airport will have to be under 24 hour guard or completely dismantled. Thus far, the only Designated Airports in the Territory are at Fairbanks, Anchorage, Juneau, Ketchikan, and Nome. It is contemplated that airports in McGrath Bethel, and Kotzebue will be designat- ed in the near future. CAA in- spector Fred Gentry who is in Nome temporarily, informed the local operators that all flights to and from the Nome airport will have to obtain clearance from the Airport Manager before take offs or landings are permitted.
 The Nome Aircraft operators held meeting yesterday at which time the Nome Airport Control Committee was appoint ed consisting of Alvin Polet, Art Martin, and Frank Whaley as Chairman.
 Lloyd Peterson, commercial airline pilot formerly from Fair banks was engaged as the Nome Airport Manager. The Nome Air port will officially start function ing 9 o'clock Monday morning as a Designated Airport. It is also understood that the Anchorage Airport will begin operating as a Designated Airport at the same time.
 The cost of the Airport Manag- CT and assistant is to be borne by local operators. It is pointed out by Inspector Fred Gentry that this action was ordered by Secretary of War Stimson and unless it is fully complied with, all civilian flying will be stop ped.
The Nome nugget., 1942-03-02
WIEN ACTIVITIES

March - Sig Wien returned to Nome from Diomede Island with Father Tom Cunningham. Sig left for Teresa CT. via Teller and Igloo with Sidney Rood.
 Pilot Bob Rice arrived from Fairbanks with B. Pringle and J. w. McKenley and express.
 Today-ob Price left for Fair banks with express.
 Sig Wien arrived back from Teresa CT. and left for Teller. Wales, and Shishmaref.
 Bob Long left for Golovin. Dime Landing and Ungalik with Sam Cotton for Ungalik.
The Nome nugget., 1942-03-02
NEWS ITEMS

A PAA Pilgrim arrived Nome Saturday evening at about 6 pm. with a quantity of mail. The ship remained overnight, returning to Fairbanks Sunday afternoon.
 Today an Electra arrived this morning with Mrs. Mary Keith Cauthorne, Advisory Maternal and Child Health Nurse of the Department of Health, with head quarters at Juneau.
 On the outgoing trip, Dan Camp and Mrs. George S. May nard were passengers.
The Nome nugget., 1942-03-02
ITS COMING

1 guess you are all conscious of the fact that we Nomeites are to have a carnival all our own this year. We are going to have a Queen n everything Every girl has an equal chance this year and woe be unto you who loses Only one can win though, so start getting your favorite in mnd and plan to boost her into the throne at the Carnival Satur- day, March 21
 AS prelude 10 the main carni- val, dog races will be held for the two Sundays previous. On March 8 there will be a Burden race around the Little Creek Center Creek winter trail loop about eight miles long. Each driv CT must have his burden-any Wo man he chooses of legal age - picked and recorded with his name, number of dogs, etc, with Gordon Osborn at Polet's Store on or before Friday noon, March 6, at which time a drawing for starting position will be held. Dog mushers, get your teams to- gether and make a point to re- gister early. Two beautiful silver loving cups are to be awarded for first and second prizes. This race calls for real sportsmanship and everyone should get big thrill out of it.
 Then on Sunday, March the 18th, there will be the old stand by Cheechacco Race - out the winter trail - across Bourbon Creek to the red hangar and into town over the Bessie Road. All entries for this race must be made at Polet's with Gordon Os- born not later than Friday, March 18th. Teams and men and women cheechaccos must register Silver loving cups will be award ed also in this race.
 At the Carnival proper on Sat urday, March 21, there will be games, concessions and queen votes for all. A large crowd is expected and elaborate plans are being drawn up.
 This year your queen votes start as you enter the door. Your entrance ticket will allow you 100 votes plus a chance on the $10l door prize, plus fun and enter tainment galore. AS the evening progresses you will win queen votes as prizes and at some booths you will get vote for each penny spent so your favor ite will have plenty of fun and need we say competition?
 Remember Saturday, March 21 at the High School Gym, but for now concentrate on your Dog Races to be held Sunday, March 9th, at 100 pm. All teams leave the starting line at the north end of B" street as their turn comes up, which will be determined by the drawing on Friday, For fur ther information call the Nugget = See Bob Baldwin or Gordon Osborn.
The Nome nugget., 1942-03-02
MirOw Activities

Pilot Moore left today for An chorage with: Bill Munz, Gordon Larson, MT. and Mrs. Andy Ro- berts and three children and Roy Summers.
 Pilot Mckenzie left for Anchor age with 3 selectees and 3 U. 5. Army personnel.
 Pilot Whaley to Moses Pt. with Bob Pherrin, then on the mail trip to Teller, Wales and Shish- maref with Edna O'Leary.
The Nome nugget., 1942-03-02
PIONEER CARD PARTY

Third card party of the Pioneer Series will be held at the Odd Fellows Hall, March 4th, at 800 pm. The public is invited.
 VIM. Maloney, Secty.
The Nome nugget., 1942-03-02
FOR SALE

1880 rebuilt Ford Car CrOndlet in good condition - S250. House. hold furnishings. At two story black house on End St. near D St.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-09
Housekeeping Rooms

AAvftrt NFF-rE as twoocvAr4J sis.p,ns
r'ow. Vats~ three hopseFeering ArAl.
~ IT, Tgssdtv Acute,
Elliot 23s 2 tra-t-.plcg ,,e.p,,T
FURNISHED psriaip prntshvf WAVE.
Chsrrs g1st
HFNRY Ht1 rss'ly fa~r'shet house.
k"~u'nr ~ ne govt transportation VA.
urrl.r tlatts
Ea-tnNLf -, woodward, Larry. A..
frs.tte front ropn ktchrne'e. lovcr
IS, assrd $50
TOWNSEND $500 tMsrgD --Tpo .omfort-
able ron5ns everything furnished Pr
tair, rear entrance
.NR> DYKt. 1888 ,JtrsrSlrb- CONT r.
ARE three -poras sl'ctcns'ts. bA'h. ~.
re -s'irr washer SIS
WARREN wEsT 9s35--TNo rouu,, front.
private home. s. - weekly Uhts
CoLoRkp Bedroncn ard ktchenst,.
e'an Nafm; NEAR Epod uansp, -tatJan
7 o. S.5tp
cos Suit no enlarge RNsi estate nvtnef
In ne bir suu1ay Times Want "a
~.l'tap'
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BERT BAKER
7777 WOODWARD

CHEVROLET 1871 de ]. coupe ~ plates:
practically new sac. only S7is; trade,
a Gown ". Gregory, heated ehoss-s
room. 1856 Grstot
cHENROLET 1910 master % hike t-door
sedan. spotless finish, fonks And runs
like new. clean INSIDE. Really q buy. bnly
Ss4s Terms trade
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HEATED sRowRooMs
1850 WOODWARD
A. w. Reister, 300 f. Jefferson

CHEVRol ET---1sS0 spec ae l. opera seat
coupcs 2.vir. and s-dr trk. sedbns. Tao.
radios and heater. largest selection in
Michigan. SSse ~ s. down or trade.
EsZh Gregory. heated showroom, 1888
C;rsfioi
CHEvROi.FT-'al hook q 6ne ~ J. tosN
Z sslan IN Al condition VII ssc. sees-
- 70 choose from long, III terms; we
trade.
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<A}AN REAL ESTATE CORNER <h(nN
aaEssA FOH RENT For SALE 8z6eA


ruLoEtb hircb iur0 shed room bath
adjacent Aps.I s--t,--.4 I, -rr
o.lt Reasonable
cOi.DFFI Furnishes OF unfurrishsa
reasonable cseaH unEis nom. PRIV
exc hIiS Var curt
G4L4BEp - Ee- mat; hr. mon. fur,
hshr3 rf RI t'r root Tow Uscnd a-s1sA
'piQKFD wapdlsah all- Seat, rlr-
rstec frpni REASONABLE e. uPis gentle
HsH T Srser 1851
7CT0FED 1915 81. Auhn. oasnfortah.e.
ais aeelfs q wtsu hca' "a ,5.
le1~ie lsS
lDLORtN SIS LEICESTER coUt nlcet fur.
shsd en1aoJsd COUPE. Apsumen, al.
COIORED L.ares room. t~o tmploysd
men only, sKCellent transpcrta ton.
ii'r.v O0Ss
tQLoRED, 517s Brusn Place ,vtneWood, -.
Warm, 'or cuVps Christian nome
INfsF s-TtsI
NoiDRFp single gentleman. vgrnar or
mp oy ~ rtuils Christian hune L. a..
coLoEtD- Enriswooc canfortabls
room Tor fenned lets1u. ran pcrtatiun
feqHsrfrs It's
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S Furniture, Household Goods Electric Refrigerators

ALL. PORCELAIN RelvinAtof. = ~ q ~.
bum with s0-daF guarantee S33 Ben.
AMIN Appliance SHOP. 1882 Liyernas nsar
Fsnkelt Open s'Edsy ~ 70 elapn s.enirss
FRiGlbAIRE-~6 came feet. USED Meter
Mlscr So Many oihetA Shamrock.
1920 Grand River
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-09
Houses for Sale
East of Wooduord)

a s-ROoN nom. for on, 81 Eos Win $50
Town and 50 pei raonih garase an
iafs" lof ra'n. gas. siec. 2sS50 EAST geF
i-rs"H nest 10 Ma. road ~ 2tTnh HkrT'~r
BEAUTIFUL 5-toom brick S700 down
Tsp5y~rt. 1885 tOu,sr Drive AcNfchoil
x4rt41.aA- "a IRAN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-09

cuLnhtp A.reb iuw shed tr1m bs'
AN-atfn' A.~tl -i--i7-fr-+ = r.
g n.lt- Reasonable
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-09

ClrORFu F0v East isNp SIeeVirE
tooms rrivstt tamil, 8l.s3. spo broom
Apt, ayaAab,s Jan. IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-09

FOR SALE 40 acres. All Level, hlacA
corn alfalfa and COY bean Lard IN the
wonderful MAumts valley " Northwes'srr
ohio nice improvements GOOD location
special lUN price feW days only d .
vi r'0u pfyar Ohio
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-09
Little Farms for Sale
Land Contracts

RESTRICTED ornesatcs al surpriMngIy
iuw prices TngRey Birmingham els.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-09

SEYMOUR. i5st2 $ room bflok Vie bath
gas Air.conditi0ning. many other Tea.
'Hres $3.50 Tu,cip 2.l7t7
TELEGRAPH tuf Bpverlv mile 81
uf Van Rorn New holmes tzUU down
., HpuW HuNGALOws 'N0w ready tor oc
',uuanCt fIlh 'efms iarEc in'a west
% Woodward norm II Nile Road Joseph
sylvan builder 1889 Moftensen, Rsrkiey
Lincoln 2.l33p
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-09
Income Bungalows for Sale

COLORED-- is-room ktehsnettss. close &c
John r furnace. refrigeration, etc
SPLENDID income 81 500 DOWN ca
dillac 1876
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-09
Business Opportunities

BEAUTY SHOP REASONABLE. -.a, r,o,
business ave dpsfs. also Dsuntiess Coz
stove H1pafih jG6l.
BEAUTY SHOP Es,Abn.hed nsiehhot
hood ,rsde excellent business; viii sac
nitcs LenoS Ala
BEATTY SHOP Modern eqaipment excel
lent business. los rent, reunns Dr,St
BY 0r SCI youf roornins h0use. Kslly's
62i West Bsthgnt MAD 2735.
4 CONFECTIONERY Worklnr nen's sur
tiies near Fo-d Rouge curb service do
no good business. Atlantic $3.50.
CONFECTIONERY Busy transfer corner
W ENlot,
DRESS SHOP Fast growing business vii
sell teAsonahle Tor cash Address Dt
ror Times soS B-eSol
DREssMk and bnUtins shop estsb.
nshec clientele excellent location sacri.
fce University 1871.
.FisH MARKET Lares super market, sK
ceNent location, money maker. TNlei
4.poI2
GROCERY Mat Wy4rN must eel
.tayirs city. Cash a trade Tor home
5000 Marcus
GROCERY NEAT MARKET Beer wine
s% client location GOOD opror,ani's fo'
iple 'neSs olive 3ipp
LiTTtF White House CATE vu ~,
1ou future security nne location g1od
aIsiness Chicago. Detroit highway oppo
sic hiEh school ii health ts.rhNe. ME-
Canning, Three Rivers Michigan
NEAT MARKET shelt groceries Good
rssson for ssllinE Sacrifice i0sos shoe.
maker
REsTA RANT 80 Doing excellent business
must sacrifice Doctors urdsrs TUle
phone Vermont e.sT22
RESTAURANT Seating 81. Grand River.
Joy road section cash reasonable terms
TYLER a.1T0s
CoLoPFD BARBER SHOP excellent or.
rortunty Illness no reasonable ofei
"efutsd Lafayette 1lsE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-09

FLOOR samples, living rom and bedroom
must dispose today for 1912 inventory
soluble value for your money, terms
WARDS Outlet 1894 Harper. OPEN
SUNDAY u To o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-09

ALL CASH FOR YOUR PROPERTY
MABARAK 1895 Mt Elliott, FI fe12
BUYERs--Auy east SIDE property each
terms Burd iysnhos 93i0
CASH Tor homes OF fats properly priced
sMEDLEY, 4ts y. WARREN. TIE. i-eip.
READY CASH BUYERS Houses mats
apartments tcoloredi. Temple I.0osa
Tyler 5.o122
WANT good slnss or fiat on east eide
Price mus, be right LIE 1890
WANTED Roomire Houses rats Apis
swanson. sOi Cadillac So ndg ca. ases
q OR a-bedfaorr h, ne. y w section
$500 20 500 down Horarth $500.
READ Tihgs want ADS for proii,-use
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-09
Houses for Sale
West of WoodOordD
BRhMwYLr.. OFF GRAND RvEp
OWNER DRAFTED

ssOeSGs soF SatC
West of Wood0~d)
BRhMwFLi. OFF GRAND RIVER
OWNER DRAFTED
Beautiful room srck bungalow on. year
ord S'aker heat su- n fenced iot Shrub.
h.ry. liz really beauty 20 behold sad
onis tA4 II p-r mon'n. iacioding every
Realty soOoi Frnker BEDFORD l7no
CICOTTE Mich sect --Pemod ounc nst.
fireplace; 81 900, terms .kosh Ia. Sass.
NJ FsRs CHICAGO s-room frep.ac.
staktr heai, garage 81 200. 1901 Meyers.
Hnearth 2s95
RUTHERFORD - Psautifu' tV0-yes old
trick. at'ie garage. Se.sOe Hoearth
-sEv-F--S ry'1fns. Efsrnt. corner Fuurtrtn,a
tpa f0rc steam heat. gsrsg, newly
Decorated. Hoearh Gao evening"
STEEL AVENUE
Attractive t-rcom erok s7s down.
monthly pa, ment. So 81. Wa ., 'ecv'r-
dU'rppd t1rst monthly payment FepFu
sry Csa vErmont 800 a. ooo
HASNhN REAL ESTATE ENCH &c
Houses for Sale
CANTON ,HarpesJ room hax~-rer,.
flrnsce rsrss', 81 500. terms H1rd,
tvanhoe $3.50
DEARBoRS TDwSsHlp = ms and bath.
s. Geo So du SIS mo. guar delivery
within so day bassts 20 industrial plans.
Hurry for choice lots. ca. a7ss
EDGE WOOD -oRATIoT section rooms
N 1derr furnace brict gsrstrE Move
lEh' IN 81 ion $50 uoNn
TRUsKE loS?7 GRATtoT PL 52eu
FERRIS AVENUE, 50
s. zoo
-c"ms , BEDROOMS " A ~ douh,
garage SOFT 30, -essocAhle terms NJ.
Waite ca a3?l or TO 1884. sves.
HOMER WARREN & CO.
FIELDING 1880 lc,rn,rb Rive NOM,
al hss, 81 $50. terms. Owner. kNeF-
green S5s5
HoCsE, two lots tor safe reRsonAeis ne
sgsnt owner ivanhoe 3TEs
MAGNOLIA 2547-s rms ana bath:
a. 100. $500 down VI 1900
McNiCHors WES- 1903 seven rooms
steam. garage 100 down. Tylec 4-05is
COLoREh s2ls bslu.u' Ham,ramck :
AFA3ETTE m los CANpAT 8 ms
- epo $500 tn Rla,dou ~ u-l
coioRFp AtCER Dsrdy -coms ga
Cal slobin GO AGO
CoLoREu ONLY $500 an West SIDE :
rooms Ct4teher ~ 5.a5s6 TY i-02ol,
Krts Nest -Mckiniey -e-r-,orn
steam conditioned s. 80. terms
Tyler sos
CONSULT ths enlarged Resj Estate nsung'
in the his sunday Times Want Al
N-NN'.."
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Business Property for Sale

fQR QuiCK sNLE TOO oon square feet
/ GOOD locatton nssf. vest slde, reason
abA, Lsfsyetts Oa@s
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Vacant Lots for Sale
Real Estote Wanted

WATCH FOR weekly bulletin this column
every sunday state Land onice Board
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FLANDERS. 1881

NfNffth INV Nhihf itDlhH ffff z
FLANDERS. 1881
'Gratot Outer ur'ei private excellent
meals OF neses sitvhlt 'No reasonable
>rHna'cu 1881
lhtIN $500 Refrrt F-er. %. me prs
gentleman ahA a.Aht olive
$50 %ft'ckt 14s1- rua trsr.y .'tst.ta.
reN hotns osotlng home privileges teA
'rrah'e Telephone
MILITARY l71e FaN paker cars 4
lea'emcr hHrte Pt.,iiesss, go.-i cooking
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