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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-06-26
C0RD0vA RESIDENT
ROY DeLE0, SUC(UMBS

Wellknown Alaskan of the Third
Division Roy DeLeo, aged about
SO, died last Saturday of a heart
attack at his Cordova home, &C
cording to word received here. The
body has been shipped south for
burial.
An official with the Copper River
Northwestern Railroad until the
company ceased operating about
six years ago, he stayed on to wind
up its affairs For the past few years
he served as local agent for the
Alaska Steamship Company.
Accompanying the body south
were the widow and son John
DeLeo, a captain with United Air.
lines who is now located in Seattle.
A daughter Gretchen, now Mrs.
Herbert Redman, was formerly a
Juneau resident. Until her marriage
she was employed in the office of
the Territorial Treasurer.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-06-26
COLUMBIA LUMBER co.
WORKING TWO SHIFTS

With the arrival in Sitka OF
George Morgan. brother of Tom
Morgan, president of the Column
bia Lumber Company, the COM
pany has gone on a full night shift
with Mr. Morgan in charge of the
night work. He brought a crew
with him from Wisconsin and he
and his crew are among those to
answer the appeal of Mayor E. M
Goddard for volunteers to work on
the paving job during their free
time
Mr. Morgan has taken the Nick
Bulshanin residence in Sitka and
expects to be joined by his wife
within few days
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-06-26
D0GDRAFT

NEW YORK, Dogs who
go around biting people here don't
have to worry any more about cap
ital punishment.
They can bite three people. the
legal limit, then join the Army
which wants 125,0oO CANNES, aged
to 5, ID inches tall.
The city capital punishment ordi-
nance was done over SO owners of
three time toothers could offer them
to Dogs for Defense, Inc.
4 There's catch.
If a pooch is turned down by Dogs
for Defense, he gets the works.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-06-26
RUSSELL CLITHERO
JOINS ELKS LODGE
ON IIINEAII TRIP

Russell Clithero returned Thurs
day from a few days trip to Jul
neau. While he was in the Capital
City, Mr.. Clithero was initiated
into BP.OE. at the meeting OF
the lodge on Wednesday night.
The business that took him to
Juneau was the annual stock
holders meeting of the Sitka Ho-
tel Corporation. Mr.. Clithero is
part owner and manager of the
hotel in this city.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-06-26
MISS HELEN MOORE is
HONORED BY SHOWER

Fellow employees of Miss Helen
Moore gathered at the home OF
Miss Beatrice Nelson Wednesday
evening to honor her as a bride
to-be with a shower. Co-hostesses
for the event were Miss Nelson and
Miss Rhodes.
The bride received an assortment
of many appropriate gifts and re-
freShments and entertainment were
enjoyed by all present.
Guests present were Mary Ellen
Gleason, Mrs. Pat Cox, Penny Ed
wards, Ruth Enders, Mrs. Lorene
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-06-26
MRS. NJ. WHITTEMORE is
GIVEN SURPRISE PARTY

Mrs. Mary Whittemore was hon
ored on her seventy ninth birth
day Sunday night by a surprise
party given by group of friends.
The party was held at the home of
Mrs. Whittemores daughter, Mrs.
Clarence Rands, and hostess was
Mrs. Charles Whittemore. Many
relatives and friends attended
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-06-26
r. SETKA NEWS X

Worth, Marjorie Moore, and Mrs.
y. w Whittmeyer. sister and mother
of the honored guest.
Miss Moore will be married Sun
day in the Presbyterian Church
to Walter A. WEIGH. Rev. Arthur
Biley will officiate.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-06-26
HOT SHOT

DENVER-Im a faster man with
one of these any any Jap I'll ever
meet" John Ellington told the
Missus as he reached for the pistol
in his hip pocket Just watch me
draw!"
But John was quicker on the trig-
ger than on the draw.
An explosion tore away the seat
of his breeches, and his Army induc-
ton at Fort Logan has been delayed
pending healing of bullet wounds.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-06-26
MRS. J. T.. SMITHMEYER
ON VISIT IN JUNEAU

To visit her brother, Henry
Sully, and his family in Juneau
Mrs. j. E. Smithmeyer left this
week by plane for the Capital City
Mrs. Smithmeyer has been handling
the Sitka news since the departure
of Miss Helen Roam for the south,
and during her absence Mr.. Smith
meyer has taken over.
Mrs. Smithmeyer expects to re-
main in Juneau until after July a.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-06-26
MANY ATTEND MIXER
GIVEN BY MOOSE. ON
LAST MONDAY NIGHT

About 500 members of the Loyal
Order of Moose, and families of
Moose, turned out last Monday
night when the lodge gave an open
house and mixer at the Moose
Club.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-06-26
NEAR MISS
SCORED ON
ENEMY ship

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN
AUSTRALIA, June 26.-A Beaufort
bomber squadron scored near
miss on a merchant vessel in a
small Jap convoy off Cape ST.
George on the tip of New Ireland
Medium bombers also strafed five
villages on New Guinea. Action was
limited in other South Pacific the
aters.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-06-26
ANNIVERSARY
RECIPE GIVEN

PUEBLO, Colo.-Recipe for eel
ebrating a wedding anniversary, by
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Saxton, who
have been married Sc years:
First, Mrs. Saxton writes let
ter and places it under his break
fast plate. 1t tells him how much
each year with him has meant to
her and how happy she has been.
When the dinner hour arrives they
dress in formal attire. Usually they
dine with their daughter.
Later they spend the remainder
of the evening together and agree
that an extra hour or two of COM
partnership is the best possible way
to celebrate their anniversary.
A new device used by aerial
gunners automatically prevents hit
ting the tail or wings of their own
planes
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-06-26
NOT SOON ENOUGH

MINNEAPOLIS, How
can I get my husband drafted be-
fore his number comes up" queried
womans voice of the police
switchboard operator
whats that?" asked Officer Ed
ward Long.
MY husbands draft number isn't
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-06-26
MRS. l.. SHARPENBERG
LEAVES FOR SHORT
VISIT IN PETERSBURG

Mrs. Louis p Sharpenberg took
passage for Petersburg where she
will visit for a short time with her
sister, Mrs. Tony Schwamm.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-06-26

coming up soon enough for me- the
woman explained. rs there any
way to get him drafted right away.
He's just no good
Long referred her to the draft
board.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-06-26
SITKA RESIDENTS
RETURN FROM TRIP

Mrs. Jane Wesley, who is en-
ployed at the Sitka Post Office,
and Mrs. Dallas Black, accountant.
returned on Tuesday from a sew
eral days trip to Juneau where
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-06-26

they stayed at the Baranof Hotel
Mrs. Black visited with her sister,
Mrs. Stanley Peterson, while she
was in the Capital City.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-06-26

The evening was spent in dancing
and games while buffet supper
and refreshments were served dur
ing the evening.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-06-26

Best way to get maximum corn
production is through greater use
of hybrids, says the U. S. Depart
ment of Agriculture.
The Omaha guide., 1943-12-25

Satisfied with service
so far.-L. f. King, 2306
n. 18th St.
Dorothy Abrams, 2310
n. 18th 81 .-Satisfied with
service as is.
Have no reason to COM
plain. Jones, 2314
No. 18th St.
Personally, | would like
to see it stay as is. X
ryne Steele, North 18th on
Erskine.
| would rather leave it
as is.-Mrs. J. P. Pierman,
2502 No. 18th St.
Just as is .-MasOn Dev-
ereaux, 22O9 N. 25th st.
In my opinion, | like it
just as is.-Mrs. E. Reeves,
2201 n. 18th St.
Would prefer the pres
ent ownership 2512 Bin
ney St., Mrs. E. NJ. Wright
Would like to see the N.
p. Co. stay as is.-Mrs.
B. M. Waddle, 3515 Binney
St.
Want it just as is
Mrs. Nilum, 18th and Bin
ney St.
It's all right as is
Elizabeth Veneer, 2537 Bin
ney ST.
Suits me as it is. Think
it's nice. 2541 Binney St..
Mary L. cCarthy.
It can stay as is.-Mrs.
]. E. Blaine, 2910 n. 18th
St.
[ would like to have it
just as isl. M. Jackson,
2908 N. 26th St.
From what | know, |
would like to have it as
is.-Mrs. A. Kerr, 1906 N.
10Th st.
| would rather have it
remain as is.-Mrs. A. P.
Caldwell, 1902 N. 26th St.
In favor of the same sys-
TEN as being used now,
which is satisfactory
Rose LittlejOhn, 1926 Ma
pie St.
Present set up all right.
Mrs. ROht. Harris. 2537
Burdette St.
Present set up all right.
Alice MOsley, 2537 Bur-
dette st.
Am in favor of present
set up.-Mattie Walker,
1927 n. 9th St.
Want to keep n. P. Co.
as is.-Julius e. Hill, 1885
N. 23rd St.
like the present set up.
j. ID. Lewis MOrtuary.
Just as is.-COla Pear
son, 2314 N. 24th ST.
Like present set up fine.
Wendell Thomas, 2022
Lake st.
Don't want it changed.
Edward Turner, 2206
Paul st.
Don't want present set
up changed. - Alfred
Bradford, 2608 Hamilton
St.
For the N. p. Co. 100
per cent.-Flora PinkstOn,
25O6H N. 24th St.
| wouldn't want it
changed, no chance to
complain. - Mrs. C. T.
Murray, 2417 Ohio St.
Want the N. p. Co. as
is.-P. Jones, 2427 Ohio
St.
Want it just as is
Mrs. Katie Caldwell, 18th
and Ohio st.
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In times like these, we
should continue with pres
ent cOnditiOns.-E. A. Ma
son, 1904 Binney St.
All right with me as is.
Mrs. III. brennan, 1925
Writ St.
Quite all right with me,
as is nOw.-Mrs. C.. Car
ter, 1923 Writ ST.
All right as is with me.
John l.. Elliott, 2612
Writ St.
like it as it is. -Rebec-
ca Whitman, 261O Writ St.
Giving good service as
is. - Josephine Pullum,
2608 Writ St.
Like the present system
as is.-Sue Willie White,
2606 Writ St.
Not in favor of any
change that will reduce
service.-Mrs. Fred Col
lins, 1902 Writ St.
In favor of the present
as is.-Mrs. B. T. Burton,
2605 Writ St.
All right as it is.-W.
C. Nelson, 26O5 Writ St.
Suits me very well as
is.-IsabeI Crouch, 1924
Writ St.
The present set up suits
me. - Clara Anderson,
1922 Writ st.
| like the way it's run
nOw.-Mrs. M. Taylor,
2515 Writ ST.
The present set up suits
me all right. - A. j.
Greene, 18th and Writ St.
like the present set up.
No reason to change
Mrs. Whey Walker, 2422
Writ St.
All right the way it is.
Lloyd Hunter, 1926 N.
18th st.
Present set up is salts
factory, citizens wish to
vote, that's their privilege,
should not be denied.-W.
I'll. Black, 1928 N. 18th ST.
| have been satisfied
with present set up.-Wil-
bur j. Allen.
Like the present set up
as is.-Mrs. Burden.
All right with me as is.
Mrs. r. Daley.
For my part, | like it
as is.-Mrs. l.. Johnson.
Like present set up as
is.-Ralph Willis.
Like present set up as
is.-Mrs. NJ. Lambert, 2917
N. 18th St.
Satisfied with present
set up, see no reason to
change. - Mrs. Vernice
Lee, 2417 Maple st.
Like present set fine
D. l.. Yancy, 240S Maple
st.
Perfectly satisfied with
set up.-H. ID. Wiley, 2412
Maple St.
Satisfied with present
set up, have had no COM
plant so far.-Mrs. G.
Partridge, 2414 Maple st.
Very well satisfied with
present set up.-Russell
Cook, 23O9 Seward Plaza.
Satisfied with present
set up and would like to
retain 1T. P. Maham-
mitt, 2116 N. 25th St.
Like it just as it is
Mrs. z. Brooks, 2216 No.
18th St.
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WV O1O wv
Like it as is at present.
- Ludie Thomas, 2802
Ohio st.
Keep it the same way;
don't see no reason to
change.-Julia Galloway,
2814 N. 18th st.
In favor of no change.
John Pitts, 2723 Binney
st.
Has always pleased me
so far. Paul Barnett,
2709 Writ St.
Has dealt fairly with me
in the past Bar
nett, 2O24H n. oath St.
Giving good service as
is.-Mrs. Albert Johnson,
119 So. 9th st.
Stockholders are most
~ all Omahans and need
our support for this capa-
BILE enterprise.-Wm III.
Davis, 2122 N. oath St.
Doing a good job of
service, might as well keep
it. - James I'll. Holmes,
2218 n. oath st.
We're acquainted with
this set-up, why change
it?-Cleo I'll. Mortimer,
PTS Ohio St.
Satisfied with it as is.
Josephine Davis, 211S n.
18th St.
Satisfied with manage
ment in the way delt with
me for last 20 years.
J. L. Taylor, 2407 Lake St.
Given good service
Mildred Sandwich Shop,
2409 Lake st.
Giving good service, see
no reason to change it;
they are fne.-Standard
Wood Working Shop &
Hardware, 2416 Lake st.
Service D. K, rates rea-
sOnable.-S. w. McGill,
McGilT's Bar, 24th and
Lake St.
Going on all right as is.
R. L.. Lewis, Oath and
Grant SITS.
Giving good service
nOw.-T. C. Oliver, 2414
Binney St.
Giving satisfactory SER
vice thus far.-Mrs Percy
Johnson, 2420 Binney St.
Don't have any reason
for not being satisfied
C.. Leffall, 25OS Binney st.
Giving satisfactory SER
vice thus far. ~ Mrs.
George Harris.
Want N. P. Co. to stay
as is.-Mrs. r. Ellis, 2518
Binney St.
o. X. as s.-Mrs. A. B.
Young, 1924 Binney St.
We get good service
Mrs. S. StallwOrth, 2610
Binney St.
am satisfied with pres
ent service.-E. S. Grant,
2612 Binney ST.
Satisfied with service.
Mrs. Lester Lovelees, 2S18
n. 31st St.
Like it as it is.-Sylves-
ter Waites, 1926 Binney
st.
Want it to stay just as
it s.-Mrs. M. Long, 1888
Binney ST.
/ feel like the n. p. Co.
has delt fairly with u.s.
Mrs. Ola M. Williams, 2642
| Binney st.
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Leave as is.-Minnie Da
Soonest.
Like. service as is
Montgomery Gro, 1851
Lake St.
Don't want it changed;
prefer just what we got.
Forest COnley.
Like service as is.-Mr.
Tuggy Simpson.
Prefer just what we got.
Geraldine McCraty.
Prefer just we got. -
James McC Crafty.
Like it the way it is
Harold Smith,.
So far as I'm concern
ed, [ am satisfed.-Leslie
L. Washington, 270S Lake
St.
Satisfied as is.-R. L.
Henry, 2719 Lake St.
AL right as is.-Ger-
trude BastedO, 2722 Lake
st.
| want it like it is
Amelia McGill, 2724 Lake
st.
Conditions are fine just
as it is.-Mrs. Woodrow
Allen, 2724 Lake ST.
N. P. Co., fine as is
Vadis Coleman.
Service coming along
fne.-JOs. c. ID. Melton.
Stay lust like if is
Frank Owens.
l like it just as is
Mrs. Luther Johnson, 24O6
N. 9th Ave.
Way it is, l think it's
all right.-LOla COulsOn,
2424 N. 9th Ave.
Very Well pleased with
it, as it is.-Mrs. Mary
Speese, PIP Erskine St.
AS it is.-Mrs. J. BrOn-
son, 271O Erskine St.
Just like it is.-Mrs.
Lillian Williams, 2708 Err
skine St.
Just like it is.-Andrew
Williams, 270S Erskine St.
Suits me fne.-Lucille
Booker, 27O6 Erskine st.
It's all right as is, SO
far as I'm concerned
Mrs. Lulu Bryant, 27O2
Erskine St.
Personally, | am salts
fed as it is.-David Stew
ems, 2316 n. 9th ST.
Rather keep it just as
it is.-Carrie Washington,
2314 n. 9th st.
Leave it as it s.-Clara-
bell Mays, 1912 n. 9th
st.
would rather it remain
as it is.-Mrs. S. Woods.
1928 N. 9th Ave.
Doing pretty good as is.
Rev. H. I'll. Swader.
Would rather have il
remain as is. - Marie
Wills, 1852 Lake St.
Just let it be as is
Edna Littlejohn, 2764
Lake St.
like it just as is.-Mrs
Violet Fields, 25l9 n. 28tf
Ave.
like it as is.-Mrs. Eth.
Morris, 2S12 Ohio St.
Like it as is.-Chas
Dickerson, 1914 Ohio st.
AS is at present is al
right with me.-Mrs. Be-
Henderson.
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Has given courteous and
sufficient service.-Mr. &
Mrs. w. I'll. Triplett, Pill
Writ st.
Al right with me as is.
Mamie Thomas, 2713
Writ st.
Very satisfied as is
Mrs. G. M. Andrews, 2S47
Writ st.
o. X. as is.-GeOrge
Jones, 18th and Writ SITS.
Am pleased with the
satisfactory service that
has been given in the past.
Esther L. Woods, 1875
Writ st.
Has given efficient serv-
ice; see no reason to
change.-GeOrge Bryant,
2875 Writ st.
Want it to stay just as
it is.-Streeter B. Turner,
2877 Writ st.
Fine service; see no rea-
son to change. - Chas.
Rose, 1923 So. 81 St.
No kick as to past serv-
ice. - Aubrey Holloway,
5213 So. 18th st.
All ways fine service
Robert Rickie.
Just fine as far as | am
concerned. - Fred TOles,
1921 r st.
Leave it as is. - Albert
2. Hayes.
o. X. as is. = Oliver
Hayes, 1910 Emmett St.
All right with me as is.
George G. Graves.
Just like it is all right
with me.-AdOn COfeld,
2609 r st.
Like it is suits me-
Johnnie Williams.
Be all right just like it
is.-JOnie HalmOn.
AS it is all right with
melville Young.
All right as it is.-Ray-
mOnd Bradley, 2S11h @
St.
Just fine as it is.-Eli-
jah Ransburg, 1852 n.
23rd st.
Would rather have it as
is.-JOhn Bradley, 2S11h
Q. St.
I've always found the
N. p. Co. efficient.-Hal-
let Barnett, 2709 Writ St.
| like it as is.-Eliza-
beth Hughes.
Fine like it sc. E.
Payne, 201S Lake St.
Fine like it is.-William
Johnson, 2222 Franklin St.
Like it is o. K.-Chas.
B. Mayo, 2S01 N. oath st.
| like it Just as it; see
no reason to change
Chas. Turner, 2420 Lake
ST.
Know what it is now,
why change. - Russell
Moss, 2420 Lake st.
Just alright as is.-Ar-
Iene King, 242S Lake St.
So far as | know, very
satisfactory. - Margaret
Grant, 2502 Lake ST.
Stay just as is, as far
as I'm commemorative.
Perkins, 2504 Lake St. /.
AL right as is; don't see
any difference. - r. E.
Evans.
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All right with me the
way it is.-Mrs. Carl Bry-
ant, 18th and Ohio st.
Leave it like it is.-Ma-
riOn Marshall, 18th and
Ohio St.
Satisfied the way it is.
Mr.. A. L.. Redd, 242S
Ohio St.
Let it stay like it is
Mrs. L. Louis, 1929 Ohio
st.
Stay as is, have no kick.
H. A. Pankey, 2219 Ohio
St.
Very efficient service so
far. - 242S Binney ST.,
Russell E. Reese.
1t is a very well man.
aged company, and | don't
think we could beat the
present set up.-Dail G.
Riddle, 5241 S. 18th St.
Like the way it's run
nOw.-Anna Graves, 2104
Lake st.
It's o. X. with me
Earle Graves, 2104 Lake
ST.
In favor of it like it is.
Christine AlthOuse, 2422
n. 22nd st.
In favor of n. P. Co.
Hattie Prestidge, 21OS
Lake St.
Never had no reason to
kick against the N. P. Co.
Mrs.. TEL. f. Russell, 21st
and Ohio St.
Satisfied with it myself.
Mrs. Elmer White, 21st
and Ohio st.
am quite satisfied with
n. p. Co. as is.-Adrill
Baltimore, 2109 Ohio st.
n. p. Co. should keep
it.-Mrs. Walter Wagner,
2103 Ohio st.
We have no kick at all.
Mrs. L. A. Jones, 21O7
Ohio St.
Satisfied with present
service.-Mrs. o. Schmidt,
2033 Ohio st.
Very much satisfied
with service so far.-Ida
Willis, POPS Ohio St.
Leave as is.-Ethyl
Hunter, 2116 Ohio St.
Keep it, renders awful
good service. - Alma
LOngmire, 2122 Ohio St.
Renders good and cour-
teOus service.-POch P.
Allen, 3517 Blonde St.
Leave as is.-M. G. AL
len, 2710 Caldwell St.
Satisfied with the pres
ent service.-Mrs. Ned
Moore, 2011 Ohio st.
Satisfied as is.-James
G. Robinson, PIP Ohio St.
Satisfied as is.-Mrs.
Jewel V. Robinson, PIP
Ohio ST..
Leave as is. - NJ r s.
Charles E. Mason, 2114
Ohio St.
Satisfied as is.-Mrs.
Lester RippatOe, 2312 N.
9th Ave.
| like the way it is set
up nOw.-L. V. Turner,
2227 Ohio St.
Don't know what will
come if changed.-Mrs. ID.
"A. Jackson, 2223 Ohio St.
There is nothing wrong
with it as is.-Mrs. VIM.
\. Beasley, 2221 Ohio ST.
Satisfactory with me as
is.-Mrs. M. f. Jackson,
2219 Ohio st.
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lctlon. A14. Mitohells. 5000 Grstlot
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ANTOTNETTE, 45s tSecond) Couple ON
poyed Stoker heat Excellent trans
portaton. Also sleeping.
BOULEVARD, EAST GRAND. 1896 1Jos
Campau) suitable two. SIS up. Also
sleeping Always hot water. Men only.
FOURTEENTH $3.50. AZ Ferry Park Two
housekeeping rooms girls. Telephone
available
ROOMS for three four girls or two ON
ployed couples NS'Vly furnished Fine
transportation. White. Also room for
couple with eirl school age. Trinity 2-s337.
SECOND f753 Near Hancock two rooms
for light housekeeping excellent trans
pOItatiOn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
LITTLE FARMS ron SALE

ADJOINING Alden village-20 &C. City
water; only S235 per acre. Newman,
$4,000 Plymouth I'd. BEDFORD 6720.
BEAUTIFUL SMALL FARMS
Nreeland Road from Fort 81 70 Allen
Road city water. electric telephone school
subdivision ACRES 81 T,.n- teFF4s
Also many other beautiful parcels here
ffOm acres up.
CHARLES w CRossMAN
t7si LESLIE. DETROIT no. 6iff
GROW your own. pny little farm near
Royal Oak, y ac.. $500. only $40 On.
Tromley. Ell. 1867. 200 n. Main. r. o.
TWENTY acres 81 miles from city hall
. out Grand River; fronting on pavement
This land is rolling and a place for a
real home that you can build after the
Var. For complete ghormaton. Dear
born 1851
i53x26O IDEAL HoMEsITE. best land. 81
miles from Detroit CITY Hall only S345
terms. CA. 1900. TT. 2-647q
s0x275--sewer. water. gas, walks. school:
1878 near 13-Mlle and Woodward. Jud-
son Pradway Co., RA. 300.