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Blankets

-6 Down Filled Comforts.
Rayon satin covered. Plain
colors. Soiled. 72x48-in. size.
Were $l4.s5 S12.99
a Rayon Satin Covered Com
forts. Filled with 500 duck
feathers and 50et down. Tx
"a in. size. Were s12.99,
S9.99
-6 50oe Wool and 50cc Cot
ton Blankets. Blue only. BOX
90-in. size. Slightly imperfect.
Were s7.95 S5.95
liz Plaid Blankets. 1mper-
fects. 72X90 in. size. Were
sl.ss s--S159
KAnn'-Street Floor.
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Luggage
Better Dresses

Printed Rayon Jerseys, Ray
on Sheers. Sizes for misses
and women. Were s10.95 and
S14.95 -S5.4 AZ
-45 Daytime Dresses. Rayon
prints and sheers. Sizes SO
to A and 1872 to 2412. Were
1855 to S19.95 1897
20 Daytime Dresses. Rayon
prints and Sheers. Sizes IL
to l8. Were S16.95 to s22.95.
$1,000
-3 Dinner Dresses. Sizes 38,
40 and A. Were S25 1897
4 Evening Dresses. Sizes II
to Is. Were s1695-S6.99
Kann Second Floor.
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Umbrellas

-3 Women's 16-Rib Rayon
Umbrellas. Slight irregs. Were
So -----------S1.99
Il Woman's 16-Rib Swiss
Gloria (silk and cotton) Um-
brella. Was s3--S2. 90
. Women's 16-Rib Rayon
Umbrellas. Were s4--S2.29
3 Women's 16-Rib Oiled Ny
lon Umbrellas. Were 81,
S2.19
-3 Women's 16-Rib Silk Um-
brellas. Were $3.50
- Women's 16-Rib Silk Um-
brellas. Were s1o---S4.99
Kann'+Street Floor.
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Wash FrOckS

-Rayon Uniforms: Cotton
Poplin Uniforms. Broken sizes.
Were s2.e5 and s5.95- 1929
-Rayon GeorgianA Frocks.
Soiled. Were s5.95 to s7.95.
S3.97
Cotton Wash Frocks. Bro
ken sizes. Were s1.39----S5c
-Rayon Print Frocks. Bro
ken sizes. Were Sl.69 and
s1.99 9---S1.29
Printed H0overettes. Small
size only. Were $1.39----99c
Printed Hooverettes. Small
sizes. Were s9c-----50c
Kanns-Second Floor.
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COrSefS

81 Stout-Figure Brassieres.
Were 50 and $3.50 71c
-l84 Girdles. alI-in-ones,
pantie girdles. Rayon, cotton
and elastics. Were 1895 and
IS -- S1.SS
Table Lot Corsettes and
Girdles. Mesh, rayon jac-
guards and cottons. Were 81
and $3.50 1900 ST 90
-S6 Famous Makes Girdles
and Corsettes. Were SIS, S3.88
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Linens

Odd Lot Soiled Chenille
Mat and Lid Sets s---h off
Seconds Of $1.9B Scranton
Lace Table Cloths hs-S1.19
Seconds Of Cannon Turkish
Bath Towels. 18x36 in. size.
5 for S1.O0
Turkish Bath Mats Disc.
patterns. Were 5-S1 ,09
Seconds Of $1.79 Cotton
Printed Table Cloths. 52x68
in. size ize--S1.29
Lace Chair Backs. Ecru
shades. Were 29c-----19c
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Sheer Linen Handkerchiefs.
Petit point emil broidery.
Soiled. Were 25c ca.
lie, 3 for SOC
Mems Linen Handkerchiefs.
Hemmed edges. Some have
slight oil spots. Were 35c.
&c ca, 4 for $1.0O
Mems Cotton Cord and
Tape Borders. White. Some
damaged.
lie ca. 6 for SOC
Women's ColorfuI Cotton
Prints. aged. Were
l0c -6c
Street Floor
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Silver PIoted
TABLEWARE
Nos.Matehine
Patterns
lie ga.
Neckuear

White pique and lace styles.
High and "V" necks. Soiled.
Were soc zoe
80 Odd Sweaters and
Sportswear. Were s1.29 and
81 .99 S9C "a.
Spring Flowers. Were SOC
IA Pieces Neckwear. Pque
and cotton laces. Bibs and
"V" necks. Were S1.95 ca. 79c
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Art Goods

. Hassocks- Imitation
leather. Were $3.50. AS
Is 79c
30 Balls Of Dexter Knitting
Cotton. Were 15c ea.l sc
-80-yd. Skeins Crochet Cot
ton. Assorted colors. Were
SUC -----l lUC
-64 2-0z. Skeins, SO, Wool
and 20T RAyon Yarn. As
sorted colors. were soc
e.. ----19c
- Crochet Boxes. Were
Fourth Floor.
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Juniors Wear

-3 Ray0n GabardiDe Dresses.
Were So -S1.59
IS All-Wool Flannel Dress
es. Were 81 - S1.99
10 Rayon Street Dresses.
Were s795 and sl0.95 S2.99
40 Street Dresses. Were
S7.95 and S1495
IS Evening Wraps and Capes.
Were s795 to SASS S3.97
10 Assorted Skirts and
Blouses. We're SO and $5.95,
S1.O0
IS Jackets. Slightly soiled.
Were 1895 ---S $500
Floor.
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Girls Wear

is Long -Sleeved Sweaters.
Were s1-29-----74 74c
g Rayon Dresses Were
1929 79c
is Betty Barclay Cotton
Dresses. Were s395 S2.49
10 Teeners' Dresses. Were
S3o9 09c
10 Skirts. Were $199,
99c
= Rayon Quilted Robes.
Were s399 S S1.09
-15 Cotton Corduroy Skirts
Were S129 9-69C
Kann'-Fourth Floor.
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TOiIefrieS

TOiIefrieS
I'll Pom Pom Bath Powders.
Were 25c ---19c
-64 Seventeen" Talcums.
Were SOC -----l3c
-101 Lady Stanwick Face
Powders. 4 shades. 81 size.
19c
SIS Wembdon Lavender Gift
Sets. Were $1--69c
Al Gillette Shave Cream.
25c size e---11C
SO Woodbury. After Shave
Lotion. SOC size -24c
81 your" Bubble Bath
Cocktail. 8 odeurs. Were
69c 2Q 2Qc
III "Put on the Dog" Sets.
Cologne and shampoo for the
dog. Were 81 39c
10 Mems Shave Sets. Lo-
ton and shave bowl. Were
2sc 18c
As Tre-Jur Gift Sets. Bub-
bic foam. cologne and soap.
Were 81 59c
so SchratI Apple Blossom
Bath Salts. 5-lb. bags. Were
(Above items subject to 1870
Federal TAX
81 Woodbury's CASTLE Sham
poo. soc size --29c
-205 Golden Fleece Handker-
chief Tissues. Were 10c,
6 for 45c
81 Belfair Sanitary Nap
kins. Box Of so. Were 90c.
69c
-93 Boxes Facial Tissues.
1000 sheets to box. Were
SOC -59c
Kann's-Street Floor.
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RauO1a indies

odd Lot Rayon Undies. As
sorted fabrics. Some irregs..
29c
As Rayon Satin Stripe I'm
dies. Reg. sizes. Were soc,
38c
-l5 Silk Milanese Undies.
Were $1.65 and $2-h off
-l20 Sheer Rayon Undies.
Were sec 39c
is Kayser indies. Tearose
and white ---- 42c
-22 Cotton Union Suits,
79c
-16 Brushed Rayon Bed
Jackets. Irregs. 39c
Kann'-Street Floor
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Rugs

mugs
II ALI Sisal Rug. As Is. Was
$685. 8xl0 - S7.8S
Il All Sisal Rug. As is. Was
S22.95. 9x12 So.88
3 Coir Yarn Rugs, 9x12. Were
sl5.95 ca. S9.95
Il All Sisal Rug. 6x9. Was
Sll.95 - -- S579
. Woven Mourzourk Rugs,
9xl2. Were s24 o5 ca.
S16.88
- Administer Rugs, 8xl0.
Were s4495 ca. S29.95
II GuIistan Drop. 6x9. Was
s8795 - 1895
Il Lillihan Hand m d .
Oriental. 9xl2. Was sl995o,
S159.5O
Il Washed Wilton Rug. 9x12.
Was S1l950 $685.
. Administer Rugs. 9xl2.
Was s34.95 -S S2499
. Fiber Rugs. 4x6x76. Were
$3.50 ca. ea.---S3. AZ
-16 Oval Tufted Chenille
Rugs. 24x36. Were s439 ca.
S1.99
II Administer Rug. Soiled.
46x66. Was 1885 S9.99
II Figured Broadloom Rug.
9xl3. Was s6495---S49.95
Kann'+Third Floor.
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Beddinq

II 4-Foot Box Spring. Was
s22.o5 5---S12.99
Il 4-Foot Felt Mattress. Was
s14.95 --S1O.99
5 Innerspring Mattresses
Were s12.99 ea.-----S9.99
IS Innerspring Mattresses,
S14.44
Il Single Innerspring Mat
tress. Was s16.95----S13.44
Il Double Innerspring Mat.
tress. Was s22s5---S15.99
. Single Link Springs for
wood bed. Were s8.s5- S5.SS
II Single Mahogany Veneer
Sleigh Beds. Was s22.95,
$3.50
II Walnut Veneer Dresser.
Was S32.95 ---S2O. 90
II Walnut Veneer Vanity.
Was s2s.e5 ----S17.99
3 Solid Maple vanities. Were
s2495 --S13.99
Il Solid Maple Chest on
Chest. Was $2s.e5---S22.8S
Il Overstuffed Chair. Was
$500 -------------S22.99
Il Studio Couch. Was
1896 ---S31.99
-3 Double Walnut Finish
Beds. Were s12.95---SS.SS
IS InnersprinS Mattresses,
S11.99
Kann'tThird Floor.
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Furniture

. Five-pc. Metal Bridge Sets.
Were s12.e5 -S S8.99
-3 Decorated Wooden Top
Card Tables. Were s595.
S3.99
- Walnut-veneered Lamp
Tables Were s3.95-S2.49
- Metal Bridge Chairs. Were
$1.49 9-S 81 90
Il Maple Sofa Bed. Was
$3.50. AS is sS2 S29.95
Il Maple Arm Chair. Was
Sl2.95. As Is - S8. 80
II Modern Chest Desk. Was
s24.e5 ---S17.50
Il Modern Knee-hole Desk.
Was $3.50 ----S22. so
Il Modern Typewriter Desk.
Was $27.50 -S $3.50
= Modern Student Desks.
Were 1895 -S7.99
II Mayfiower Secretary Desk.
Was s47.50 -S 1885
II Bar Cabinet with Glass
ware. Was $34s5---S25.OO
-3 Open-front Bookcases.
Were $5.95 and $3.50
. Glass Door Bookcases.
Were Sl2.95 --SS %
Il Mahogany Finished Di-
nette Table. Was $19.95,
S12.99
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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Notions

Cotton Chinty Covered
Hangers. 8 in set. Were 35.
19c
-Keystone Dress Shields.
White and flesh. Assorted
sizes ----3 prs. for SOC
Metal Ceat Racks with 3
hooks. Were 50c
@ Leonard Trouser Hangers.
Were soc --19c
Utility Boxes. Hose, gloves.
handkerchiefs -15c
-Pliofilm Shu-mittena 2 prs.
In set. Were sec c---25c
Muslin Ironing Board Cow
ers. Were 3sc-
Mite Glow Grip Tooth
Combs. 4 In set. Were 31.00,
Soc
-MaeuIetts Rubber Panties.
Were sec --39c
~>~.s. 0k>k 49,
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IRnfhQfn0Ods

LeathergOOds
is Imitation Leather Hand
bags. Slight irreEs $3.50
grade e----S1.09
so Genuine Leather Bars.
Slight irreSs. - grades,
S1.99
rs Genuine leather Bill
folds. Were $l.50--- 89c
loo Womsnb Belts. Were
SEC and Sl-------39c
lis Corded Handba&s. Were
$3.50 s-S $500
rs Fabric BagS. Were So,
$500
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Tri,lssisiftAs

Large Assortment Of Pins.
RhineStones and colored
stones. Were 81 69c
(Pius 10% Federal TaIJ
Kann's-Street Floor.
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HOSIERY

First Quality and Irregulars
Run Resist and Regular Knit
Rayon Hosiery. Sizes 81 to
101a ---29c
Mems Il Hose. Soiled. Not
all sizes ---------15c
Ills Prs. Children's Ankle
Socks. Broken sizes loo
-Rayon Mesh Hosiery. Sizes
8l2 to 1912. First quality.
39c
First Quality and Irregulars
Full-Fashioned Silk Hosiery.
Rayon tops. Broken sizes and
colors s----------59c
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Coats and Suits

-18 Cotton Gabardine Rain
coats. Were S499 S2.99
B Reversibles. Were $13.95,
S7.99
10 2-Pc. Spring Suits. Were
Sl6.s5 -------S14.95
Ia 2-Pc. Spring Suits. Were
S22.95 --S S16.95
a Spring Suits. Were s29.95,
S22.95
lis Fur Trimmed Winter
Goats. Were 1895 and S49.95,
$500
-15 Fur Trimmed Winter
Coats. Were 500 , S48.00
ann's-Second Floor.
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GIOres

81 Prs. Natural Color Cape
skin Gloves. Soiled and some
irregulars. Sizes 6 to Z. Were
81 --69c
-l60 Prs. Rayon and Cotton
Pull-ons. Wine, navy and
brown. Sizes 6, 61a and 7.
Were CSC -----3 39c
40 Prs. 6-Button Length
Cotton Gloves. Gold color.
Sizes 6 to 7. Were s1.50 -79c
-35 Prs. Glace Kidskin
Gloves. Black. Sizes 534. 614,
III. $500 values S1.98 pr.
Kann's-Street Floor.
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SpOrtStceUr
Clearance Wool RUGS

Floor samples and a few irreeulars in the group
.. Broadooms, Axrinsters, Wiltons, Chenille and
Cotton Rugs!
IL Broadloom Rugs, sx12 Were s425o each s26ss
Twistweave Broadloom Rugs, drops, 9xl2. Were
$685. ca S475O
Heavy weight Administer Rugs, drops. Were $685.
ga SASS
Washed Wilton Rugs, 9x12 Were S985O each.
S6995
Administer Rugs 9x12. Were S3995 each 4.sS
Wilton Rugs 9xl2 Were S7495 ca .------- S57.95
Wilton Rugs, S3x0.6. Were s72.95 each 49, SIS 90
Administer Rugs, 8.3xlo6. Were s3495 each s24.9s
Reversible Chenille Rugs, 9x12 Were S24e5 S21S8
Q Administer Rugs, 6x9 Were SIG 95 each S15S8
Is Cotton Rugs, 3x5. Were $685. each $S.H
Kann's-Thrd Floor
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IN he NJ TENS Store
. Mems $3.50 AnWooI Mufner canary
Mems S00 Rayon Short, slightly soled
Mems $500 Cotton F1annele4te Night Shirts
Mems S1.69 F1anneIette Pajam1s-
. Reg S6.95 Brocaded Robe $3.50
Q Reg. Sl295 Two-Tone Washsbls Robes -------37S9
Q 6 Mems S3.ss Robes
II Reg. s9c Heavy Weight Cotton
. Is Reg S2.95 Swim Trunks
0 $S95 Leisure Coats -S4.s9
II Reg. S7.S5 Reversible Jackets
Q Reg. $3.50 Sport Shirts
Q Mems $1e0 Mufners- 33c
. Mems $1.s5 Tennis
Mans S1.S5 Union Suit Suit.-----------.------$L3S
. Reg s2.25 Knitted Vests
FL Reg. S100 Sport Belts
. Mems S395 Sweaters
. Mems S4-s5 Swim Trunks
$695 Corduroy Reversible Jacket
Reg $500 Sport Shirt
Mems S1.50 Belts
10 Reg s15o Black Braided Belts
IL Reg $150 Cotton Fhnneee Night Shirts -------6Sc
Kanns-Mens store-street Floor.
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HundkerchiefS

KAnn 's-FOurth Floor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28

at the local FILA office at 81.
National Bank Building.
Every property owner who
either opens his home to a war
worker and his family or who
adds 10 the housing supply by
remOdeling and converting IL
making n definite contribution 10
winning the war;" STAIRS said.
Seuen-Yeor Loan
This new seven-year war con-
version loan which may be made
by any local savings and loan
association. bank or other lend
ing institution qualified by FILA
plus the specific provisions to
speed priorities-should encour-
age those contractors, supply
dealers. banks and owners inter
ested TN remodefing and CONVEX
sion work"
STAIRS said owners who haS
questions concerning the feasibility
OF remodeling or conversion and an
estimate of the cost of the worl
can call at the homes registration
office. 305 West Fort street, fol
free technical advice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28

lagoon lots and also into small
farms.
The sales organization of Lottie
NJ. Schmidt, Inc was originally
named 10 market the 300-acre
Anchor Bay Shores development,
improved by Schmidt Bros. in
1928 at a cost exceeding 100000.
The assignment came following
the disastrous market crash of 90
Schmidt Saturday referred to
the successful completion of the
sale Of Anchor Bay Shores during
the depression years as miracle
brought about by honest. persis-
tent effort and an abiding faith
in humanity" on the part of Mrs.
Lottie NJ. Schmidt. head of the
firm Lottie NJ. Schmidt. Inc.
Farm prices in the new Anchor
Bay Harbor development range
from $3.50 per acre with a 10 per
cent down payment. Farm buyers
arc given harbor and bathing
facilities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
ignore Reason

"All attempts at submitting
our problem logically and rea-
sonably to Leon Henderson have
been ignored by Mr.. Henderson
and his aides. The exact course
this organization viii follow
awaits completion of its entire
board of directors"
Other officers Of the assoeia,
ton are John w. Langs, first vice
president; Louis Berry. SECOND
vice president; and Blaine T
Colman. third vice president. A. r
Saunders, secretary of the Mich
gan Real Estate Association, ha
been named executive co-ordinator
while Aaron Kurland is executiv,
secretary. Joseph o. Busch wa
elected treasurer.
Offices of the association are a
977 PenobScot Building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
WEST OF WOODWARD AvE

WEST OF WOODWARD AVE.
Central Dept. Store Fg
473e Grand River Ave.
Champion supply Co.
2436 I4th ST.
Clark Hardware Co.
s0I7 Hamilton lk
Conradi, William n.
540i fireman Ave. P
Davis Paint a supply Co.
I234o Grand River Ave.
Dawson Lumber a Coal Co.
i2345 Sehaeier Highway E\
Federal Dept. Stores NV
i073S Grand River N
1855 w. McNichoIs
~ $500 Michigan Ave. NNNS
Fred's Shack Hdw. a Sup. Co. AA
s32s Fenkell
FIomm's
1855 Grand River Ave.
1864 Grand River Ave.
754o w. MeNiehoIs Rd.
General Stores Co.
Colsner, NJ.
4749 Michigan
II a A Hardware
l05i9 w. 7-Mile Rd.
La Sale Neon supply Co.
s342 Linwood
LeCsilee, Roger w.
1884 Grand River Ave.
Levitt Hardware
764s w. Vernon
Livernois Appliances a Paint Co.
l5s1S Livernois Ave.
Lockemsn's Hardware
1880 w. Jefferson
Meininger Bros. Hdws. Co.
1870 Livernois Ave.
i725l creydale
Morof. David. Paint Store
1872 Michigan Ave.
Norwest Plumbing q Heating
Supply Co.
3ss3 Grand River Ave.
Patrick. James w.
1880 Plymouth Road
Patterson Sash q Door Co.
$500 Hubbell
Ratke. j. r.
400 3ist st.
s. n. Rovin
4i44 Hamilton Ave.
Rumford Hardware Co.
Io234 Grand River Ave.
Ssmmers Hard ware
1880 Wyoming
Stanford, Bernard
1223o 18th St.
Throop. William q Son
i4o33 w. MeNichols Rd.
Throop. William
1920 Linwood Ave.
Tyre Hardware Co.
3o11 Grand River
Verhaas, L. H., Hardware
2o939 FenkelI
Wolverine Hardware
1890 Grand River
SUBURBAN AREA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
.InsuIate Homes
FILA Advises

Owners Of homes and other
structures which leak heat" can
contribute much TO the war effort
| if they insulate these buildings
and thus save fuel, the Federal
Housing Administration said
Saturday. II may be, in fact, that
they will have TO use less fuel
next winter, whether or not they
inSulate.
Fuel is OF vital importance 10
war production, the FILA pointed
out, and the threat OF fuel short
age already is casting its shadow
over the eastern seaboard. Insula-
ton helps conserve fuel and at the
same time involves the use of little
or no material needed otherwise
for the war effort.
cit II unusual to call the at
tention Of the home owner 10
the Importance of insulation at
the approach of summer" offic-
ialS said.
To-day, however. the home
owner can get the material, as
insulation material Ii generally
available and II not on the list
of critical materials. In most
sections of the country he can
get the workmen, although
skilled labor IL getting increas-
ingly scarce. And in all sections
OF the country he should be able
TO get the money under Title I
of the National Housing Act.
aside from all this, no one
knows how much the use OF coal,
oil. and gas in the home will be
rest ricfnd next Yuinfnru
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
Distinctive
Plum Color and White
Beauties Room

A small living room was given
distinction through wise use of
plum color and white. The wood
Iwork-including the mantel-was
painted white. and the walls
coated a dusty plum color TO
match the rug.
To add height to the room, floor
ems tn curtains of gray rose
taffeta hung from the white
painted ceiling molding to the
floor, framing glass curtains of
Sheerest white. Glazed chintz with
beige figures on a green back
ground slip-covered the mahogany
furniture.
Green and white lamps. oyster
white seat of the desk chair, and
a small beige rug before the fire.
place gave further life to the
room.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
Conversion
Aids HOUSING,
Stars Declares
High Priority Rating
and FILA Financing
Available for Jobs

w. Joseph STAIRS, director OF the
homes registration office Of the
Detroit housing commission, Sat
urday urged local property owners
TO remodel, recondition and con
vert structures 10 supply add
tional low rental housing in De-
troit and Wayne County.
Declaring that President Roose
Welt had pointed out that existing
buildings were being counted upor
TO absorb a large proportion OF the
10000 war workers who neec
housing, STAIRS added:
1.-THE necessity of conserving
construction materials, la Dor
and transportation requires that
existing housing be utilized TO
the limit compatible to public
health and safety.
Financing Liberal
"LIberaIized financing terms
and special provisions TO assure
pri0rities for needed critical ma
teriaIs have recently been pro-
yided by Washington. The Fed
eral Housing Administration has
announced a new type Of war
conversion loan up to $1,000,
with repayment terms as long as
seven years"
STAIRS said high priority num-
bers were given for conversion jobs
and that applications for such
preference ratings should be made
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28

Stanford, Bernard
1880 18th St.
Throop. William q Son
14033 w. MeNichols Rd.
Throop. William
i221o Linwood Ave.
Tyre Hardware Co.
3o11 Grand River II
Verhaag, L. H., Hardware
2o93s Fenkeii
Wolverine Hardware
1890 Grand River
SUBURBAN AREA
eELLEvILLE
Otto Bitnar q Sons
<770o Huron River Drive
BIRMINGHAM
Huston Hardware
EOS N. Woodward
CENTER LINE
Hoste Bros.
253i1 Van Dyke
cLAWsoN
Smelling 4 Hoffman
IL SO. Main
pEARsoRN
II. J. Crowley Hardware
1880 Goddard Road
Federal Department Store
1924 Michigan
Filipcxak Hardware
591S Chase Road
Mason's Drug Store
2601 Telegraph Rd.
Midway Hardware
1870 Van Born Rd.
Star Lumber Co.
77<o Creenfieid
r. {. Kalthoff q Son
22522 Cratiot Ave.
Lsmbreeht Coal 4 COKE Co.
1875 io-Mile Road
EcoRsE
Geo. fnce Lumber Co.
<677 West jefferson Ave.
FARMINcToN
Pennington Lumber q Coal Co.
$500 Grand River Ave.
EERNDALE
Federal Department Store
22s5S Woodward
Ferndsle City Glass Co.
22730 Woodward Ave.
CROSSE PoINTE
Fromm's
17o57 kerchevat
Jaynss Hardware
1919 Kereheval
HAZEL PARK
o. L. Bolysrd Lumber Co.
2@3io John r.
INKsTER
Model Wallpaper Shops
26s47 Van Born Rd.
LINCOLN PARK
r. NJ. Duehsine
1850 w. Fort So.
Home Fuel q Supply
i755 Southheld
MELxINpALE
Mslvindaie Hardware Co.
1881 Allen Road
Mt: CLEMENS
dy-MeM.hon
sis North Ave. -,
WORTHWHILE
Novel. Lumber a Coal Co.
$50 Base Line Road
PLYMOUTH
Common Hardware
zsS ". Main 81.
Kingsley Hardware Co.
3is07 Plymouth Road
PONTIAC
Foster Hardware
$50 s. Saginaw ST.
Mitchell Office Equipment
$50 N. Saginaw st.
Oakland Coal a Paint Co.
ass Orchard Lake Ave.
Wsite's, Inc.
Corner Huron and Saginaw SITS.
PONTIAC R. z. q.
Davis. Daniel a Sadie
6S35 Commerce Rd.
RIVER ROUGE
Franks Wallpaper q Paint Store
10000 w. jefferson
RoMuLus
Kingsley q Taylor
RosEvILLE
Lsmbreeh, Coal a Coke Co.
2526o Crstiot Ave.
ROYAL OAK
Currier Lumber Co.
2o1 z. Lincoln St.
Smith, Champion co.
ia w. Fourth ct.
ST. CLAIR SHORES
Brohrs
3o6zs JEFFERSON Ave.
ST. Clair Shores Hardware Co.
z3504 Mack Ave.
TELREkA
Telreks Hardware
1882 Telegraph Rd.
VAN DYKE
Boulton Hardware
z274o Van Dyke
WARREN
Fred Lutz
22si Warren Ave.
WAYNE. WAYNE ~
HiIlisrd a Reissr ~
~ 1881 w. Brush ~
MYANDoIIE W
c.rtner Hardware AA
Co. ~~
$3.50 Biddle 81. /Sessss
Federal Department
ul s !. ~ :
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28

DOWNTOWN
Crowley, Miner a. Co.
Farmer and Monroe SITS
Randolph Paint a Wallpaper Co.
754 Randolph
Wing, J. 7. a Co.
900 Bates St.
HAMTRAMck
Federal Dept. Store
1924 Jos. Campau
Fromm's
1926 Jos. Campau
United Painters Supply
sool-5 Jos. Csmpsu
HIGHLAND PARK
Fromms
1875 Woodward Ave.
Highland Park Lumber Co.
1883 Hamilton Ave.
I. & J. Hardware
1880 Oakland
EAST OF WOODWARD AVE.
Addison-Ke Co.
963s Kereheval
Atlas Paint Mfg. Co.
1920 Mack Ave.
Bertrand's Service
S24o Harper
Fred r. Burns Hardware
1929 kereheval
"a City Lumber Co.
LNN 2250 Hart
W. Continental Products
" Mfg. Co.
~lL 1899 Lyman
Sh De Rome Hardware
AC~ 1900 Morang At
eovrs Whitehill
Yof Detroit Hardware Co.
eARTN s432 Woodward Ave.
NuM &nL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28

firm s Anchor
Bay Harbor de-
vclopnent on
the $ a n d Y
shores Of Lake
St. Clair.
Anchor p a V
Harbor, three
miles north of
Selfridge Field
on j IF G rSon
a V @ n Ne, was
originally I n @
historical 500
acre Palms ES-
tate. II has now
been subdivided
into attractive
lake front or
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
Anchor Bay
Sales Increase

Charles S ch mic (, S0-year-old
sportsman and founder of Schmidt
Bros. predecessor of the firm of
Lottie NJ. Schmidt, Inc, Saturday
reported accelerated sales in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
NNE!<$
BEFORE PAINTING!

You just thin KEN Tone
with plain water and apply
directly. No turpentine or
solvent thinners needed. No
primers or sealers necessary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28

AFTER PAINTIkGI

KENT Zone dries in one hour.
Rooms may be occupied the
same day painted. KEN
Tone gives off no objection
able odors. It's instability
lightens housekeeping.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28

EAST OF WOODWARD AVE.
Pennies Paint 4
Wallpaper Co.
I7535 John r. ST.
Ray l.. Pope
i3iS5 Cratiot
Red Front Hardware Co.
i2726 <. Jefferson
Reese Bros.
l43ol E. Warren
Rosenberg Bros.
3426 Hastings
Sloan's Hardware
9I33 Mack Ave.
SpitE Furniture Co.
1865 Crstiot
State Lumber Co.
2001i John r.
Super Paint a Vsrnish Co.
1918 Mack Ave.
Tisehbein- Young Co.
1872 Cratiot Ave.
u. 5. Housewreeking Co.
1880 Dequindre
Van Dyke Plumbing a Heating
93i2 Van Dyke Ave.
Washburn-F arwell. nc.
10437-9 E. Warren
Zimburean Screen Co.
lSo75 Dequindrs
WEST OF WOODWARD AVE
John J. Ashford
57o2 Hamilton Ave.
Bright Hardware Co.
5000 Michigan Ave.
Bulloek-Creen Hardware Co.
z554 Michiesa Ave.
Bob's Furniture Exchange
6606 W. Fort 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
Huge Landlord
Organization
.MdppedforA Area
Smith Named President
Of Newly Organized
Property Owner Group

The newly organized Greater
Detroit Property Owners and Tax
payers Association will eventually
encompass a membership of $50,
600 Wayne, Oakland and Macomt
County landlords, Karl II. Smith
president of Smith-Bisschop, Inc.
and president of the new asSocia
ton, declared Saturday.
This movement Is the result
OF spontaneous protest from
the property owner and tax
payer, who feel they are the
victims OF n great Injustice"
Smith explained.