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Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-11-05
international Red Cross Aids.
Helps to Locate War Prisoners

forwarding lists of those captured in
the Philippines.
If after reasonable time you
have received no word of man be-
lieved captured, you can ask your
Red Cross chapter to help you fill
out an inquiry form and the Red
Cross will make every effort to OBJ
tain report.
Each nation also agreed to pro-
vide suitable prison quarters, with
adequate heat and cooking facilities,
and food similar to that given to it's
own soldiers in barracks, and to al
low the prisoners to write home and
receive mait ahd parcels. War pris-
oners are confined in camps, or
compounds, usually surrounded by
barbed wire and armed guards, in
which they may move about COM
paratively freely, but they may not
be shut up, as in Jail.
Prisoners are allowed to send a
limited number of letters or post
cards, depending not only on the
country but the camp in which they
are situated. Prisoners of war and
civilian internees held by the United
States, for example-German, Ital-
ian, and Japanese-may send two
letters and one postcard per week,
and may receive an unlimited
amount of incoming mail.
Letters from German prison
camps are sometimes received
within two or three months, but OBJ
viously mail from prisoners in the
Far East must be expected to take
much longer.
Parcels Delivered.
It has also been possible to deliver
weekly. standard Red Cross food
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-11-05

A Red Cross worker is shown as
sembling a prisoner of war pack
age" of food and cigarettes. Pre-
pairing these packages is only one
of the many services performed by
volunteer Red Cross canteen work
ers.
blankets and toilet articles, and
large quantities of underwear, shoes
and other articles amounting to
more than half a million items.
Distribution of supplies to prison
ers in the Far East is being carried
out by International Red Cross COM
mittee delegates in Tokyo, Shang-
hal, and Hong Kong, who will make
every effort to see that part of this
aid goes to the prisoners captured
in the Philippines, even though the
Japanese government has not yet
allowed the appointment of a dele
gate of the International Red Cross
committee in the Philippines.
There is naturally anxious specu-
lation on the treatment of prisoners,
especially in view of reports of bru-
tally brought back to the United
States by some internees, particG-
larly newspaper correspondents re-
turning on the exchange ship, the
Gripsholm.
Political Suspects.
These latter were detained by the
Japanese equivalent of the Gestapo,
and were in most cases thrown into
Jail on the pretext that they were
political suspects. The Japanese did
not recognize that they came under
the protection of the Geneva Pris-
oners of War convention. The In
ternational Red Cross committee
delegates are strictly limited by the
Japanese government to efforts to
protect the interests of the men of
the armed forces held as prisoners
of war and of civilians informed in
recognized camps.
These are held in prison camps
or compounds. International Red
Cross committee delegates permit
ted to inspect these camps in Japan
and occupied China, and to speak to
the prisoners, have reported that
conditions are satisfactory and that
they have received no serious COM
plants.
Any report of ill treatment of men
in the armed forces who have been
captured usually applies to the. pc
riOd when the prisoner is still on
or near the field Of battle, when the
animosities engendered by HOSTILE
ties are still strong. AS soon as the
prisoner has been placed in an or
ganized prison camp governed by
the agreements made at Geneva,
his situation is usually much i'm
proved.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-11-05
Agriculture
Industry
BY FLORENCE C. WEED
Wornnseed
Industry

In one corner of Carroll county in
the state of Maryland, farmers have
been growing Wormseed for more
than LOO years. Western farmers
would likely not even recognize the
plant if they saw it growing, al
though in its uncultivated state, it
can be found in weedy areas over
the entire country.
From Wormseed is distilled "Bal-
timore oiP' or wormseed oil which
is used in the manufacture of disin-
fectants and sprays, in paints and
lubricating oils, in the treatment of
hOOkwOrm, and as vermifuge for
cattle.
The plant is an annual which is
sown in seedbeds in the early
spring. In June, when the plants are
six to eight inches high, they are
set out in the fields, either by hand
or with mechanical planter which
digs small trench, drops the plant
and waters it, then covers it with
soil, all in one operation. The usual
rate of planting is 8 feet by IA
inches, making about 2,400 plants to
the acre.
Frequent cultivation keeps the
weeds down until the plants ripen
and the seeds turn brown and black.
The plants must be harvested at
just the right time, when not too
green to have high content of
ascaridole, and not ripe enough to
shatter. After curing several days,
the plants are hauled to the still
and made into oil.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-11-05
International Red Cross
Grew Out Of Eye Witness
Story of Italian Battle

In 1862 Henri Dunant, Swiss
who had been an eye witness, wrote
a graphic account of the Battle Of
Solferino. He told of the suffering
of the wounded soldiers and dis
cussed the possibility of organizing,
in all civilized countries, "perma-
nent societies of volunteers" to care
for the wounded of all nationalitieS
in time of war.
A lawyer from Geneva named
Gustave Moynier read Dunant's
book. AS president of local philan-
thropic society Moynier appointed a
committee of five members of the
society to consider the possibility of
putting Dunant's plan into action.
The Committee of Five" then is
sued an invitation to all European
governments and military, medical
and philanthropic societies to send
delegates to a conference to be held
at Geneva on October 26, 1868.
The SO delegates who attended the
now famous Geneva convention rec
commended that relief societies be
formed in each nation, authorized
by the government of that nation
and cooperating with it's army.
The original Committee of Five"
became the International Red Cross
committee. In 1919 the League of
Red Cross Societies was founded,
thus uniting all the separate ma
tional Red Cross societies. And in
1928 was instituted the International
Red Cross conference, governing
body of the International Red Cross.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-11-05

This strange device is a circular
filing machine. Installation of ma
chimes of this type was made neces-
sary by the large number of mes
sages passing through the Red Cross
inquiry service at Washington, d. c.
transmitted at once to the central
information bureau of the country
interested.
The provost marshal general of
the United States keeps a perma-
nent official list of all names re-
ceived from the International Red
Cross committee, and arranges for
notification to the next Of kin. Names
of some prisoners captured by the
Japanese have been received, but
there has been long delay on the
part of the japanese government in
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-11-05
Best Food Storage in
Outdoor Cellar or Cave
Storeroom Style Depends
On Contour of the Land

The most nearly ideal food storage
space on the farm is the outdoor,
cellar or cave.
It is set all or part way into
the ground, banked over with
earth, floored and lined with
masonry, and fitted with one or
more ventilators for air move
ment. This type of storage pro-
vides the best natural conditions
for canned fruit, pals or other
tightly covered containers, as
well as for whole fruits and
vegetables. 1t also serves IS
storm cellar for the farm family.
In some areas the bank cellar may
be the best solution to the storage
problem this fall. The bank cellar
belongs on rolling ground. The low
er part is masonry construction and
is set back into the sloping ground.
The upper part may be made of
lumber, insulated in the upper walls
and roof with sawdust or CONNER
cial insulation.
Another useful storerOOm-
and usually the simplest and
best for the home with finished
Easements the special stor-
age room in the basement.
A small room space, five or six
feet wide and as long as may be
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Without Care
The loss of wealth is loss of
dirt, the happiest man is without
a shirt.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-11-05
Instrumental in Obtaining
Fair Treatment of
ALI Internees.

Perhaps you know a soldier or
sailor who is a prisoner of war?
Or perhaps you have been mott
fled that he is missing in action
but have no official word that he
is a prisoner?
In any case you want more in
formation. You want to know
about getting more news of him.
You want to know if you can
send letter, or a parcel with
warm clothes and some of those.
cookies he is so fond of.
The best place to get that infor-
nation is through the Red Cross.
Your nearest local Red Cross chap
ter can tell you what you want to
know. If possible 60 to the chapter
yourself, rather than write. If you
don't know where it is, or can t
find it in the telephone directory,
call the city hall, or any govern
ment or municipal agency, and they
will tell you. 4
The Red Cross chapter will tell
you exactly how to address letter
to the prisoner, or will help you fill
IN a message on special form if
he is only listed as missing in ac-
ton. They will tell you, too, about
parcels. And they will explain what
is being done by the Red Cross and
other agencies to make life as. bear
able as possible for him while he is
In enemy hands.
The situation changes frequently,
but you can always be sure that if
you go to the Red Cross chapter you
will get the latest information on
what you can do.
International Committee.
There is of course no direct con-
tact between nations at war, but the
American Red Cross can work
through the International Red Cross
committee in Geneva, Switzerland,
which is recognized by everybody as
strictly neutral, and has acted as
go-betWeen in wartime ever since
it was founded for that purpose
nearly 30 years ago.
Under agreements made at &C.
neva before the war-in 1929. to be
exact-the nations promised to give
humane treatment to prisoners, and
drew up set of rules for use in
time of war. Long before the pres
ent war Germany and Italy. were
among those who agreed to abide
by those rules, and in February,
1912, Japan announced that she
would observe them. Is" .
Each nation agreed to set up a
central bureau for prisoners of war
information. The United States has
set up Prisoners of War nfornta-
ton bureau in the office of the pro-
vost marshal general--in the war
department. The Japanese govern
ment established it's Central Prison
ers bureau in Tokyo in December,
1941.
Cabled to Geneva.
Names of prisoners and civilian
internees are assembled by these
bureaus, cabled to the International
Red Cross committees agency in
Geneva, listed and filed for refer
ence in the committees Central
Agency for Prisoners of War, and
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-11-05
Farm, Lease Essentials

In farm leases, essential points
are the date when the lease is
drawn, the beginning and ending of
the farm lease term, method of re-
newal or extension, accurate de-
scription of the real estate and 9TH
er property affected by the lease,
reservations such as right of land
lord to enter to inspect the property
and make improvements, and, final
ly, definite and agreed price of
rental and the time and manner of
payment.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-11-05

needed, is separated from the rest
of the basement by tight wall. A
door is fitted into one of the parti-
ton walls. At least one outside win
dow is needed so air circulation can
be maintained and the temperature
controlled to some extent. 1t is i'm
portant that the basement room be
insulated overhead and in the par
tition walls to cut off all possible
heat transfer from the basement or
from the room above.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-11-05

Not Formal
II know the rhumba and the
tango, but what is the St. Vitus?"
Its the one you do with trained
nurse"
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-11-05

Long before this nation entered
the conflict Red Cross mercy ships
were sailing from the United States
laden ,oith professionalism the peo-
sd, N@
pies OF ,Uar-torn Europe. Here the
McKeesport is sho,on passing the
Statue Of Liberty as she heads for
the open sea.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-11-05
WHO'S
NEWS
THIS
WEEK
By LEMUEL F. PARTON

Consolidated Features.-WNu Release.
NJ EW YORK.-Mrs. Lillian M. Gill
breth of Montclair, N. j., is the
mother of IL children, holds six col
lege degrees and is a distinguished
:. .u, engineer. In
LiDing Proof That the various
Women Can Be moves to
Great Engineers Drnts "oni.en
work engineering, including the
present forum of the American So
ciety of Mechanical Engineers at
Rochester, Mrs. Gilbreth is busy and
prominent. Her sixth child was
born when she was getting her Ph.D.
at Brown university. I asked her
a few years ago if it wasn't quite
an engineering problem, running
house with IL children. She said
that was proof enough for anybody
that women could be, and were, good
engineers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18

CAMPBELL. s5i- SACRIFICE! . rms /,
gar slde dr. u A. NJ. IS. $50. Ia. s2l0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18

~. i-Vfol Mn 400
River; income s1f0. We. $1,000.
MITCHELL. 1es65-Five-room brick home
on Outer Drive. Owner. Twinbrook
z-lsoe.
OPEN 100 20 q :0O--ALLEN PARK
1878 OCEANA--Drafted: 6-room brick
bungalow; modern throughout: gas hot air
heat; you must ace quick 81. 400 required.
ELSA REALTY AND INVESTMENT co.
s2i7 w. Fort VI, i-i4ee
PINE. near Trumbuii--1t rooms, baths.
Only 5000; 81 600. s25 MONTH
g. w. SIMON 1855 Michigan LA. o700
REVEREND Sterling c. Jones has avail
able to eolored buyers fifty parcels OF
property. 1925 Oakland. Trinity 1882.
ROYAL OAKS rrn bung gar. beautiful
big yard Holland furnace. 2 glAssed
rorchss storm Windows mr. Franklin
School; $3.50 Terms CRfCER. in77 Y
f-hi.. Hazel Psrk. ROYAL OAK e5ia.
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TWO acres Mile -Lshser. Angelo Fes
2i39 Brooklyn. betMeen 81 z. N.
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Land Contracts

READ Times Want
them for results
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Little Farms for Sale

A BARCAIN-4h acres OF garden soil
1900, terms Cor. Of vreeiand and Cahill
Rds., III miles from Flat Rock. Cross
man. no. s444.
A BEAUTIFUL 4-scre home site on Huron
River. near lockwood. paved ROAD |;
81 ,fe5. terms. Crossman. no. 644f.
A FEW war boom dollars will pay for land
10 n. wide with city water. sewer, cleo
tricity and gas. Prforities won't let you
start building now, but you can get your
land and build after the war when labor
and materials will DO cheap. $40 and up
wards starts you.
TREADwEiL, DIX AND GODDARD RDs.
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Money to Loan
On Real Estate

At AZ g Insurance. Go, funds for good
mortgage loans: land contracts bought.
"a Henkel Co.. Hammond Bldg. CA. 2655.
HOME mortgages In Dearborn ana vicinity
no service charge. First Federal Savings
and Loan Association of Dearborn, 1880
Michigan avenue. Dearborn.
Real Estate Loans No Restricted Areas
HOME ASSOCIATES CA. 7347
READ Times Want Ads for profit--use
them for resultsi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18

A NEW 4-RooM HOUSE
Two windows IN every room. Only one
block from new modern school Only
NO CASH DOWN PAYMENT
Under Our Finance Plan
GROsSMAN
COR. VAN BORN AND WAYNE RDs,
ACRES. HALF ACRES
Ds7 bur svs s II ". a fsrm. Win s,y
water. electricity. free school bus and good
transportation. Today's prices are ridiou-
lousy low. $40 20 sta down. Compare
Tresdwsll, Telegraph and Wick Rds.,
Midway Bet. Ecorse and Goddard Rds.
BEAUTIFUL restricted homesites, some
wooded. Buy a half acre OF more now.
plsce YOU ~iIl want IN build-untI1 then.
utilize as Victory Garden: water. sewer.
Saturday and Sunday, I 20 7. East side
Kelly, between q and ek Mile road. Jas.
Ksrros. $3.50 woodhsrl. Niagara o1+s.
BEST y acres on west side. city wster
In: paved highway; bus Inc, etc. $3.50;
E-Z terms See Otto N Schatz. 2e15i
Ford I'd Dearborn 1000
BOMBER PLANT HOUSING
We still have n selection ~ 81 homes svaii-
able exclusively N Willow Run workers.
Thew include houses. unnrished. semi
finished and completely finished interior
with price ranges 81. t45 80 81. 500 and
parcels ~ land one acre - - acres All
houses ar. ,eryiced nv buses 70 the plant.
Schools close by. Down payment on ma
Jority houses under 500 10 you use our
finance plan.
SEE US AT ONCE
Before Gas Rationing
GRossNAN
COR. VAN BORN AND WAYNE RDs.
CHILDREN : CHILDREN
n your father Is q Defense Worker and
there are ~ least twc children IN the fam
fly, and " he car pay n small down pay
ment and s35 per month. you are eligible
~ live IN new modern home. double con-
Needs some hnish. Large
attic for two more bedrooms. Free school
bus and rood TRANSPORTATION. Acre. some
trees. With focf rationing. raise YOUR own
plants. Twelve miles from Detroit City
Hall Oniv two left
Treadweii. Telegraph ana Wick Pds.
Midway Bet. Ecorse and Goddard Rds
CHOICE srau farm. s345: 81 mile. from
Detroit CITY Hall CA. 400. TT. 7-sg7e
FRAZIER. Michigan 5-roor1 modern Also
six-roorn IN Rcsevine. 1865 Meier. Rose
vile 12e5-N
HURON RrvFR-i2 acres nice timber
5000 acre. Newman. New Boston.
LrTrIF MACK near i2-Mne Road, sIT5
20 $500: p. T. terms: livht and water
IN. Call MONDAYS. HENZE CO. 1895
Grst'ot. Pr. oofo.
SECURE your future and that ~ your
children by Investing IN some good pro-
ductive land We have thousands OF acres
IN choose from. snd what II more we make
the terms N suit YOUR ability to buy.
Your delay r. your loss. Wise people to-
day are investing In War Bonds snd land.
and your safety and security depend upon
your purchase Of Bonds FRS. and then
land. Newman. Wayne and Goddard rds.
SQUARE 30. s. OF Bellevire. on good road:
only s65 per acre.
20 acres on pavement; only SOS per acre.
Edward Dicks Peoples Bank, Beileville.
SIS WILL START YOU! !
7 Win your own independence with one
OF our large improved garden plots or
! carefully restricted subdivisions IN
walking distance OF many East Side
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Houses for Sale
garage, side drive: $3.50, $1,000 down.
lUN. l2o00.
TUNG GROVES AND LAND-Free New
Folder In Coiors. 3. c. Thigpen. Pl'
cayuns. Miss.
WABASH, s75s-sickness eompels owner 10
sell modern; bedrooms; large lot ga
RACES 81. 800 total price. VI i-l40O.
100 w. Savannah, $3.50 On.
Modern home. tiled bath. built-in tub,
itilsd kitchen; painted walls; GEAR gar.
side drive. s lovely rms. Must be sold
November Drive by. call
r sLOBlN, s30s Woodward. TR. f-0Js6
SIS eolored BOOMING HOUSES IS
80 HoLBRooR-i3-rm. brick. natural are
place, built-iu bookcases.
,cHANDLER AT JOHN Ri ROOMS.
All Reasonably Priced MOVE RIGHT IN
Jesse PARKER 2t2 v. Warren. TE. 1-is53
s-RooM modern; bath. fireplace. nice lawn.
2 lots. church. schools and shopping dis
l,rieii X hour bus service: 81 500. terms,
Tor $3.50 cash: private owner. 81 Birch
wood. blocks Douh l5-Abe road, OH
Livcrnos.
18TH. 2os5-s rms bath; needs repairs:
ONLY 81. $50; $500 down. SIS month !
c ". SIMON 26s5 Michigan LA, o7Oo
COLORED-asOs WILLIAMS
Beautiful home new furnace, br. siding:
s bedrooms modern kitchen. Only $50
down. easy payments.
Can sLoBIN-TR. LOOSELY. 1855
HAZLETT-BRICK
rooms. painted walls clean nice yard.
sLoBIN-TR. i-03ss-TY. 7-7il5
CoLoRED SPECIALS MILFoRD-two
slx-ropm houses on one lot both only
So SOOf yrNFwUOD-sfx ruUns. 50. 5,e
KEITH REALTY, Tyler e-3077.
Horton 8 Up and bath,
down: front and rear stairs suitable
for roorning house 7-car garage; s.. $50 %.
81 200 90 down. FiiEroy 1850.
coI.oRFH- vsrnon--Ineoms each:
ELl0Ia steam htat; $3.50 Town. $50 pr
month whlttwood. znat; st,eeo as~H.
Owner. Tyler t-os35.
COLORED--LArge ronming house IL
kitrhsnsttss completely furnished. sioker.
side drive. north boulevard: good condition.
Terrace 2-92Tf,
Fast Detroit; cottage $3.50
4oNn. Ncrth Side--2 a-room houses !.
500 and $500 down. Monday. Cadillac
slsi
coLoRED--i0-rc0n income: minutes
walk 10 FoTd'E. $1,000 down. Tyler
1889. Jackson.
ICoLORED Vacant November 1l--Besuti-
full rooms: steam heat. painted walls
wsnhoe 70s7.
coLoRED - American; s-room modern
newly decorated: new roof. $500. Iy-
Ter s-S33e.
.CoLORED-Jay-Jos. Campsu; rooms .
steam heat. gear garage. $500 down,
FitEFoy sTp3
cOLoRED-Rosedale 10 rms. Dr.. IS, 500,
terms. Cannon Bros, Fl. 0i40, 1850
sherman.
coLoRFD-eingis, 7-roorn. steam s,oker;
north boulevard; lawn, garage. Terrace
z.s277.
.COLOPFD-U YOU don't see VIA; you
want. can US. Golss q. Bryant, FitEroy
$40.
COLORED-Cam rms hot air {;
terms Cannon. 1850 sherman Fl. Oit0.
CoLoRED- Riopeiie: . rms. fr steam
ht.. only 81. 400. $500 dn. TE 2-5023.
steal. rms basement.
stove 1T. $500 dn. ME- efe3-
rms. h. =. ht. 50. 500. $500
On Bargain. ME-. eT63.
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BARoAINi Only $3.50 Tsn-Mns road,
1870. near tank plant; cory t-room /;
septic tank; scresns, storm sash. excel
lent condition: berry bushes: terms. Hous-
ton Realty. Arlington 37O7.
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A NEW l-RooM HOUSE
Two windows IN every room. Only one
block from new modern school Only
81, AS. no interest.
NO CASH DOWN PAYMENT
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500 DOWN
Philadelphia Ave. w. 324(


APPoLIHE. 5eoi Dearborn -s-rm br..
gar. s2.1oo. MstusIewsld. i5ii7 Mich
ASH near TRUMBuLL-is.room house
arranged for light Housekeeping apis.
income $500 per month and owners apt,
ELSA REALTY AND INVEsTMEHT co.
s2i7 W Fort vi 1880
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HOWELL

80 ACRES
Located. on an improved road; level dark
loan loan, tile arsinsd; soW Tsrt tm6 on s sso
house, newly rrcoudttioned and uncorn-
pleted. IL has an electric pressure water
system: built-in tub; all other new bath
mace ready TO install other out-buiidinss
need repairing. Price 5000. for quick
24o ACRES LAKE FARM
ana woods Fresh water stream watering
pasture. Also q 2o-acre lake. Very good
s-room house. Edison lights; furnace:
large dairy barn. silo and tool shed. Small
tenant house. Price $50 an acre.
L. II. CRANDALL
liz STATE ct. HOWELL. MICH.
OVERLOOKING LAKE MICHIGAN
Comfortable country home In quiet VII
apple. other fruit trees; good rms,
charming setting; hardwood floors: cleo.
and phone available: beautiful view; barn.
ice and poultry houses ,n nonrss,dens own y,e
ture pg so Big catalog. Write for Free
Copy. STOUT REALTY. 7-Pz 30. Dear
born ST.. Chicago. III.
TWO dairy farms. 395 acres. 275 acres:
complete modern equipment; Guernsey
stock. See Charles Cook. 354s Trumoull:
11O-AC. FARM. $4,0O0-SPEC.
s MILES SOUTH OF HOWELL
s-room house. electricity; small barn: good
rolling productive soil. A sacrifice at
so AcRts NORTH OF FowLERvILLE
Good productive soil: 7-room house; cleo
tricity; needs repairs: 35Sso basement
dairy barn: 81 500 total price. -sorf terml.
II interested phone Roy Wright, Vermont
1881. or University 1903.
60 ACRES for sale. Five-room modern
house. III miles from accredited school
and Cedsr Springs. Mich. All buildings
under four years old For info. address
A. Z Norey, ll4s No. Harding. Chicago,
Ill
SO, 500. terms. crossman. no. s444.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
inss IN the big Sunday Times Want "A
Section,
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Auto Loans

AUTO LoANs-Cars. house traiisrs, trucks.
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