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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-25
NEW CASTLE, PA.
NEWS
BY Shirley Herman

New Castle, Pa, Feb. 25-The
New Castle Juniors had very
pleasant time over last weekend.
We attended the dance which the
Senior Lodge held on Saturday
evening and on Sunday. the card
party. Doris Hietch, one of our
owne Juniors, walked away with
first prize in five hundred. Both of
these Affairs were great success.
We Juniors thank the Senior
Lodge for showing everyone of
us a good time. Let's have more
of them. ..
Bowling
Some OF the Juniors went bowl
ing Sunday afternoon and from
reports given they certainly are
improving. especially that Rose
AmeSer. was the score 13o or l40.
Rose:
Cupids Corner
The Ethel Welther and Tootie
Irons romance is certainly budd-
ing fast. Ethel was in Monaco
over the weekend. / wonder whv
Service Notes
We just received that Paul
Sanders who has been convales
cling in the hospital at Atlantic
City, has recovered fully and has
been able to rejoin his company. :.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-25

ELLWOOD CITY
NEWS
By Sophie.
By Sophie.


Ellwood City, Pa, Feb. 25-My
goodness, what an error I'VE plan
ned a card party for March 10th
which was very grave mistake.
No doubt, everyone noticed it but
us. That day happens to be Ash
Wednesday when we should go to
church instead of playing cards
and having fun. VIE hope to have
another party after lent which
will give us plenty of time now to
make preparations.
Our next meeting is March IA
and we will decide then when we
can have our card party. Please be
present and bring in as many
members as you can find, between
now and March IA.
This past week Uncle Sam sure
did clean the town out including
yours truly right hand man-if you
get what | mean. Even the 4 Fs
are thinning out. 1t looks like we
will be digging out all the old un-
finished embroidery work, knit
ing etc. Oh yes. won't we have
fun?
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-25
Servicenen Notes

Petty Officer 1st Class Eddie
Schuster is home on twenty dav
leave He spent some time in ac-
tual combat and had some hair
raising tales to tell us. He really
is rugged and has almost persuad
ed one of our members to enlist.
Robert Bob" Henning has been
promoted to PFC. and has been
sent to Sam Houston State
Teachers College. Huntsville.
Texas. to take course in Army
administration.
Pvt. Henry Deck, Flying Ca
Diet in Florida. writes home and
says he has real sun tan and
goes swimming often. He likes
army life and Florida with its
flowers and sunshine appeals to
him. -.....'5
Pvt. Carl "kigi Andree. sta
toned in Indiana, is again in the
camp hospital We wish him a
speedy recovery. !.
Corporal AL Schuller has just
been transferred to s. G. He likes
his new camp well and he thinks
he will get along swell there.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-25
DR.. HUMPHREYS
AmAzIN RELIEF
for PILES
Promptly Curbs Intense
OtehjnG. Pain and Soreness

Humphreys Ointment (Dr. Humphreys
formula so highly successful for nearly75
years. brings blessed relief from fiery.
itching, painful piles with the very first
applications. Just see II you can't walk.
sit down or dance with real comfort.
Humphreys Ointment costs only SOC
ana with 1t comes 0 special FREE rectal
pipe which enables you to easily get
glorious relief up to those internal
piles. too. It actually spreads protec-
tive soothing coating over the sore area
and thus helps nature heal faster.
So rarely does Humphreys Ointment
fail to promptly relieve pile torture -
that II 1t doesn't In your case we urge
you to see your doctor at once. You
may have serious trouble. Get Hum
phreys Ointment today-any drugstore.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-25
THE CANTON
COMMUIQUE
BY Ann Bloch

Canton, O.. Feb. 25-Our Jrs.
were rather on the peaceful side
this week with very little activity
flowing in this part of the Buck
eye State. Guess we're waiting for
spring to begin Our conglomera-
tions of energetic vitalities. Then
watch our smoke
Our sincere Thanks
goes to Cleveland West for their
fat little check they so thought
fully donated to us for our Vic
tory Dance. 1t really would have
been wonderful to have had the
gang down-but we understand
the circumstances and appreciate
the kindness that prompted the
act
Reveille Notes
John 'Skeeter Thesis has been
in Fort Bliss. Texas, for about
three weeks now. He's in the
Coastal Artillery and likes it very
much.
John Lutsch is another member
OF the Army Air Corps at Shepp-
ard Field, Texas. Bet he'll make
the BIB team. too.
Greetings
are in order for Dot Boylan who
has come home after lengthy
visit with her husband in San
Antonio. Jack is also in the All
Forces, and is now starting his
preliminary training in Oklahoma
Congratulations
to Dot Lutsch of Salem and
Johnnie Wolf OF West on thei;
recent engagement.
P.S. Don't forget to begin plan
ming for our meeting next week
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-25

- Ten tons of ore have been
removed from one of the words
diamond mines for every one carat
diamond on the market.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-25

success. Out. of town Saxons who
wish to stay over night need not
worry about sleeping quarters.
We will be able to offer housing
accommodation to those wishing
to stav over night
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-25
William A. Irwin, chairman of
the War Production Fund to
Conserve Manpower:

"Ahsenteeism is the big bear
we can't seem to whip vet in war
work. but we must do it bv keep
ing injuries to a mininlcm. Every
year as many man-days are lost
by farm accidents as would be
required to produce two and one
quarter times the annual wheat
crop of the United States. Each
year in this country about 100000
people are killed by accidents. In
addition. accidents are perman-
emily disabling $4,000 more. of
whom 10000 are industrial
workers. They are injuring total
OF about 100000 others. more
than the population OF California
These accidents are robbino the
nation of 5OO,OOO,OOO man-davs OF
production and costing us S4.-
CCOyOOO.OOO a wear"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-25
Attention Juniors!

Our dance floor has just been
sanded and refinished $50 with
good music and good floor YOU
ought to go to town. .,.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-25
Donald M. Nelson, chairman of
the War Production Board !:

Announcing Of the shoe ra-
tioning appears to have stimulat-
ed scare buying in some parts OF
the country. Such buying Is un-
necessary. Supplies OF wool III
the United States are larger by
several hundred million pounds
than they were when the Japs
struck at Pearl Harbor., The War
Production Board has not direct
ed the Office OF Price Admin
stration to undertake tie ration
ing of clothing. The Office of
Price Administration has set uD
no machinery for the rationine
OF clothing: \ continuance OF
overbuying can create temporary
maldistribution . OF =, clothing
stocks and its only effect is to
handicap persons with a legiti-
mate need for new clothing. 1t is
contrary to the best interest OF
the war program. and is totally
unnecessary for the protection
of the individual.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-25

- The United States has H.
10000 retail stores.
- The United States, with its
FL 100000 pupils, has the worlds
record number of children in
public schools.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-25
Bv Sue Herman

Salem. O., Feb. 25-ThiS past
weekend was something so many
children have been anticipating
for quite time. The children's
dance certainly was success and
was we'll attended by our Jrs. Not
so far away. though, is the big
night when Schnitzler's Akron
Band will play here March g. SO
rest up for that night.
1t certainly is encouraging to
see two of our boys home for a
weekend now and then. Both Karl
Thesis and Alfred Konnerth look
as though out of town life is agree
ing with them, but we hope they
still think there is no place like
home.
Meeting Notice
Our next meeting will be March
llth, so we are asking all our
members to be present and try to
bring in a few of seSaxons who
are not members as yet. Also our
members may be interested to
know that our Home Front"
news paper is on its way OF be-
coming published. SO please mott
fV us if YOU want one.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Slaughter Lists
Are Due Today

Detroit slaughtererS and butch
ers were warned today that they
must submit evidence to Substan-
tiate the amount of livestock they
slaughtered during the 194l-42
period no later than today or face
possible revocation of permits or
reduction of quotas.
Claude Patterson, area super
visor of the Food Distribution Ad-
miRiStration, said a review of re-
ports upon which slaughter quotas
are based VIII begin tonight in
the Wayne County War Board
offices.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
FATS COLLECTION UP

The June fats collection in De-
troit and Wayne county was 2l0,-
704 pounds, which is the highest
collection since the campaign
started but only 572 per cent of
the county's quota. About 157, 260
more pounds are needed monthly,
states Keith Babcock, chairman
of the fats section of the Wayne
County Salvage committee.
Six patriotic girls Of teen age
have banded themselves together
as the LaSalle club to do some
thing big" for the war effort.
They have rented a hall at 1919
Twelfth to stage a variety show
Monday. July 10, the receipts Of
which will 60 toward buying a
bomber. it is announced by Phyl-
lis Cohen.
The girls themselves will handle
the jobs of stage-director. prop
erty-girl, costume-girl and per-
formers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Million Books
YetUnpro(essed

With more Than a million copies
of War Ration Book No. 3 still to
be procesSed. OPA and OCD Of
ficials today appealed for more
volunteers TO complete the work
before the deadline Wednesday
night.
Miss Cecile NJ Whalen. director
of the OCD volunteer office. said
the mailing center at 1920 Wood
ward would remain open from Q
a. m. TO 10 p. m on Saturday and
from 10 a. m. 10 > p. m. on Sun
day.
I'VE especially need voIun-
teerS To work during evening
hours" she said About 400
persons are giving their services
daily at the center. hut this
number must he doubled To
meet the deadline. Here's a
practical way In which every
one can do something for the
war effort"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Keep
Perspiring Feet
Dry and Sweet

Excessive preparation often makes your
feet uncomfortable - socks or stockings
damp, "a well as causing dsagreesble foot
odors Try busting your feet and shoes with
MEMS Foot-Ease. Easy quick - conveni-
snt. 10 acts 20 absorb excess Precipitation
and prevent odors. IL you are breaking in
a nev pair 81 shoes or II YOU are wearing
an limiting tight pair, there's nothing ike
Aliens Foot-Esse 70 relieve the friction
that makes feet feel 80 uncomfortable For
real foot comfort. be sure 20 ask for Aliens
Foot-EAse today At AZ druggistA-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16

Gloriously sparkling
solitaire d am O n 4
shows 20 rare sdvan-
tsge IN this ring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Home Defense Notes: :.
More Youths
Needed TO Aid
Wayne Farmers
Home Defense Notes:
BY KEN HALL

More youthful farm workers
are needed 10 harvest Wayne
Countys raspberry, string bean,
tomato and other crops this sum-
me, and fall, il is stated by S. c.
Gravlin, administrative assistant
OF the Wayne County Council of
Defense.
A drive is on 10 recruit the
necessary number, estimated at
80 per day now and later on 500
daily.
Some 500 youths from the
public and parochial schools are
trained in farm work and habits.
They have taken a 16-hour
farming course. About 10 per
cent of them are girls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
CHILDREN NEED CARE

Homes for part-time care OF
children are needed TO supplement
the nurseries in various parts of
the city taking care of children
of war workers. The nurseries
care for children over two years
of age but the home-care is for
children Of two or younger.
1t is estimated that 500 homes
are needed TO take care of this
Job, states Director Caroline Bur
lingame Of the Children's War
Service. 1916 Broadway.
"We need homes in all parts
Of the city where working
mothers with children too young
for day-care in group centers
may leave their children and
here Is n chance where house
wives who have not participated
in the war effort or desire to do
more TO aid the Allied cause,
can do their Bit" said Miss Bur
lingame.
Husbands of many young
mothers, whose children were
born after Pearl HarbOr, are i'm
the armed services and a home
where several children are given
-Part-tinfe care will release sev--
eral women for work i'm war
plants where they are badly
needed"
Housewives who desire 10 offer
thir homes for this purpose should
communicate with Miss Burl-
ingame by calling RIA. S246.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Draper AIIen0ut
AsIfi=County
Rdtioniing Gar

Draper Allen one-umt No. ]
marin the Detroit OPA organiza-
lion. is on his way back 20 the
city today. his elaborate tri-ceunty
district offices at Pontiac closed
and his job as manager a thing OF
The past.
Aliens return 10 Detroit marks
his defeat IN a feud which placed
him at odds with ri J. Diebel,
administrators OF Oakland County
OPA affairs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
HOW PLAN WORKS

"The plan TO be used is 10
organize the volunteers with
one adult i'm charge of a group
of boys and girls. driving them
to their war-farm work and
back at night" states GraVlin.
ANY boy or girl, l2 or older,
who can give some of his or
her time TO this important
activity should register with
r. I. Besemer. county agricul-
turaI agent, at 2914 Monroe,
Wayne, or call Wayne PATS.
"Detroiters are urged TO
spend all or a part of their
vacations this summer doing
farm work.
more than 500 workers daily
will be needed when the tomato
crop is ripe"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
DIEBEL UPHELD

Diebel was recently given vote
Of confidence by his ration board
members and retained on the
county pay roll at $500 a year.
Alien had occupied the district
-a>i- et4Ip by Arthur II, SarviS,
former state OPA director since
T9SJ March. In that capacity,
Allen was given the power to by
pass the Oakland board. with a
h8lf-dozen outlying branch boards
directly anSwerable TO him.
Diebels objections, at the time,
fell on deaf cars, but. today, his
panel again has supreme au-
tnority.
OPA officials have made no an
nouncement as TO Aliens future
capacity in the organization.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
SPOT FOR ALLEN

'We're looking around. trying
TO find n spot for him." w. +.
Fitzgerald. OPA state director.
said. 1--WE don't know what he
Will do"
Fitzgerald said Allen would
come into his office, sometime
next week"
A former state sales tax dfrcc-
tor, Allen was later an .unsucceSs-
full Democratic candidate for Con-
gresS from the Seventeenth Dis
trict. He received his first OPA
appointment in March, 1912.
Last January. he was the target
of political snipers. who charged
that he was drawing $500 a year
without an official 0PA title.
Two months later, he was trans
ferred TO the Pontiac office, only
to be accused by members Of the
Oakland County panel of making
a political football of his Job.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-13
Vacant Lots for Sale
Victory Garden Plots
Real Estate Wanted

Il. DETROIT-5OxIi5 paved St. IN hl.
OF Gratiot. S295: Owner. ROseville 1868
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-13
Houses for Sale
(West Of WooduordD

CARLISLE ST, DEARBORN Five rooms.
unfinished attiC 3 lots 50 ZOO 500 dn.
SIS mVnth, NAcant Martin Neatly. AVlP
var Bcrp. Dearborn S7t3 WA
DEN BBokN VEST rooms. good condi,
N0n 50 500. : rooms 50 600. 3 rooms
attached garage s. 900 ; rooms In
Wayne modern large lots. $4,000 :
rooms south az Wayne. / acre trgit mod
sru 81 600. b. Ross 2252p ParR. Dear
hrrn
DEARBORN. Rosslla ST. acre brick
siding rooms unfinished sink. enough
lead pine 90 install water 81 200. $3.50
an S2a month vacant Martin Realty
20ule Van Born Dearborn sT43.
GLENNIs ST. Dearborn-f rooms 2 lots.
garage, 50 500. $500 dn, $40 month
Martin Realty, 2O0ig Van Born. Dear
born p7lJ
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-13
NeU Houses for Sale
A $500 DOWN PAYMENT
Houses for Sale
East Of Woodunrd)

DRAKE bedrooms, steam stoker heat.
to-foot frontage. 2-car garage SIPS
down BALLE. Prospect 5b62
GARLAND, 1857 -- SN-rOnm RriCk0teN
steam neat. fun basement. two-Car ga-
rage Make us cash offer Acme Real
Estate. s3O3 Gratiot Plaza eA7j.
HARPER-s Mile sec 4 be 'Ioms wooded
loi Full price only So gna. 5000 down.
$50 month. immediate possession. 209il
Harper, IT,. 2s920
LlLLlBRIDGE 5i03 Six rooms fun base
ment. furnace. garage. excellent trans
poftatton. 81 500. SLIPS down. Acme Real
Estate. 1903 Gratioi Plaza 9575
COLORED-E East side north section room
ing houses. fats. singles available. i'm
mediate possession. Roy Khnehsrt. Madi-
son 60i7.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-13
Houses for Sale
(West of WoodUdrd)
GRAND RIVER, WEST
Immediate Possession

GRAND RIVER, WEST
Immediate Possession
Between 14th and LaSalle
Attractive brick II rms, 7 bedrmt ?
bathrooms and shower; 81 hit immediate
possession. I. r. Baker. CA. 0321 or TR.
HOMER WARREN & COMPANY
POWERS ST, Dearborn--4 rooms, city
water. 50 600 $500 down. >25 month.
Vacant. Martin Realty. 200la Van Born.
Dearborn s7f3.
SORRENTO o-sCHooLCRAFT -s-rm. mod
ern garage; S5.250, terms. Gustafson,
Rcaltor HO 5000.
WOODWARD STATE FAIR SECTION
Five rooms decorations Al; attic fun
basement. not air heat; fenced yard, only
81, 500. easyfterms Sargent Co, afO
East state Fair. TWinhrook l.5oll.
CoLoRED - Single, steam heat. 81 750,
$3.50 down. 2-hat and D. $500 ;
and S. owner occupied, 81 500 down. s
and s. $4,000. "a down. Roy Rhinshart'
Madison 6047
CoLoRED-E Eight-room single, immediate
possession, SO 900, Also two-tamily
frame. six and hve: stove heat, Sc, 900.
Tyler 74442 Call mornings.
-COLORED CwIT1iams seven rooms stove
heat; $3.50. $3.50 down. Schwartz.
Cadillac 42la.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-13

RUGS -- USED. CLEANED. 9Nl2. sXio,
6xq, wilt AKIN $3.50 up, csrpetine
s5c ID up. throws. 81 up. AMERICAN
CARPET CLRS $685. Oakland. MA. 1913
RUGS Used. cleaned Wit, AKIN, eNl2s.
SxiOs s. 50 up. wit. runners. 63c yd
up. large rug sizes Center carpet GIN
1922 Woodward, az Weeh. TO. s-s'''.
RUGS. exlS. pxis. i7xio, ilSxi2, Others
today. 2p4e 18th st mr.. Temple. Dir'
SAVE sOTs on living room and bedroom
sets sun Furniture. 1922 Grauot
SOFA BED almost Ike new. Cah morn
ings Vermont 6-sI4I.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-13

A BARGAIN-4 200
Bolton, 2052 Garden CITY, of Ford road
on bus line. year old I rooms. bath
and utility DON. space for upstairs
automatic heat. hot water, screen and
storm sash; s5Xi40 lot; furniture. includ-
ing new refrigerator and stove. II desired
Owner call WaNne 71QT-F-23
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-13


COMPLETE line pants and vsrnishes
kaiI1ad salvage corp et6a.77 Grauot.
LEAVING CITY s rooms furniture sen
al or separate 3ii3 GaGwin Murray
LIVING RM z-PC MonAlR USED. $50
ACE FURNITURE 25e Michigan. Ewes
MAPLE LIVING ROOM and dtnette maple
tables reasonable vermont s51s9
MATTRESS special uI.s5. Many others.
sac superior SANITARY. 1929 "a. River.
See Furniture Hard o. Get Items
VI HAVE THEM OS EASY TERMS
100 LIVING room suites with coil springs
lrnetspunE mattress. box springs coil
springs Meta amps smokers Better vas
stoves becro0m 4tes dining room sets
F0rcelair\ dinefts seist Complete stocks az
AfaHf nsS If1rNIt4rp
SIATE SAMPLE FURNITURE co.
~ HtfHf-3sN NEAR GRTSWOLD
open Mon. Thurs Fr Sat Ewes 20 ?
NEw innersprng mattresses. studio couches.
'u Bedfing Co, ttto Mafoury Grand
NEW furniture trads your piano. City
Music. 1912 Mack pen tyes
RED CnHess Axmirwer rug axi2. used
very mite 81 Mtchsis 5000 Gratot.
RErOssEssFD csea1 3 rooms n furni.
tlfe Ses aiss GRAND RIVER
RoLLAwAY beds. complete with mattress
must be sod. spitz, 1863 Cratiot.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-13

4 RECLAIMED s-pc walnut s-ish dining
room 80. - 10 ed a. = sscrIfrf. ss5
ORR evtninfs sp'U. 1855 Grat1f
4 SACRIFICE of preWar hlat soft fprfrE
hlled studio dyacs reeelrE ,arrra-t-
rneri. ana tnt covers $50 10 Terms
Kent funlture Co. 1881 Llyerucs
BABY BUCGIEs New stesI vnee.s Nd
rubber tires padded and tlfted Is
remaininE Frs come frst seree Priced
right open evening". Sp.ta 1855 Grat0t.
-,
BEDS. s5t ics .boxss rttrl-e Nsss-
burn,n ON burners S57i'Jrs Camrsu
BEDROOM suitss-Very beautiful. ear.
zee. sac Buy direct from factory rspr,s .
savs money Alvin Furniture 1851 VI
V'rnof. Open rnursA Pr SAT- un "
BEDROOM srecalA. 7-ps. s.pc.. go
t4z Up. Ceutrsi stofs:, '0s5 Ferkel
BOOK SHELF. 81 ss iats S8sp. bams,
- s5 cfessef 81 HOOK ssas Wars
BOX SPRING snc ma'treu. sz7S0 Amer
iean Furr 1921 90 River
BRAND new Jenny Lind and poster beds.
4. al siiss. maple o. walnut. 5lz5 CrsCot.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-13
Wanted to Rent Rooms

ROOM wanted by gentleman, on East side,
near Jefferson, private home preferred.
ca. 30Ti
2 EMPLOYED colored ladies desire fur
nished roam or furnished room and
kitchsnette in rehned home west or north
SIDE TE. 2l0q7
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-13

rIIrInnlllIIlIllIHlllIIlIIlIlIIlllllIllIIIIIl
Wanted to Rent Apartments

COLORED couple. defense workers. desire
tVo-room apartment. furnished or uniur-
nished Madison 45iT
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-13

CoLORED defense worker desires small
apartment. income or hat. TWinorook
9-142T
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-13
Farms and Lands for Sale
Little Farms for Sale
A REAL BUY AT S3.25O

A REAL BUY AT S3,250
FORCED TO SELL on ACCOUNT
ILLNESS
Grand River Sec Moran. 3oi45. Well
built 3-room cottage. finished Pear gar,
other out bldgs good brick well, corner
a-sseS- entirely In garden: frontage on
streets. good coil and drainage Only
Commute walk 20 Grand River: y mite
east Orchard Lake I'd. 81 $50 On SIS mo.
BACHoR $4,000 WYOMING HO. 00I1
BOMBER PLANT SPECIAL - 5.room
home. large living room kitchen bed
rooms roomy hoored attie good well
needs decorating large lots and chicken
house New Boston area All for only
50 $50. $50 cash moves you in. balance
financed GRossMAN. cor Van Born and
Wayne Roads Phone Wayne 500
BOMBER PLANT sPECIAL~-5-room
home; large living room kitchen 2 bed.
rooms roomy floored attic: good well
needs decorating s large lots and chicken
house New Boston area. All for only
81 $50. $50 cash moves you in. balance
financed CROSSMAN. cor Van Born and
WAYNE Roads. Phone Wayne e20.
| CARLTON acres s-room bungalow
i.sO0. $500 down. Box 535, Pontiac
Michigan.
:, FREE LIST OF LITTLE FARMS
CLARENCE j BOLDT, Realtor. CA 1899
1914 Michigan Theater Building.
MERRIMAN RID at schoolcraft-iA. sc.,
with city uateI-&4a- aD.-NeWman Joy
a. lnks,er I'd. RE. 0333. or CH 1850
OsEVILLE-s-room modern. with acre
ground kollmorGan. 1885 Meier, Rose
VILE l295-M
SMALL farms in New Baltimore: $3.50 A /:
also river lots on Salt River; terms.
Owner. TE. 2-OOs3. weekdays
sox275-sewer water. gas. walks. school.
S615; near l3-Mile and Woodward Jud.
son Bradway Co RA. e700.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-13
Bungalows for Sale
S4OO DOWN

VACANT-MOVE IN
Nile Mound Sec. rooms Brick6te
water, gas, electric: fun price 81 400.
S25 mo.
IRWIN. KlGHT & HINES, INC.
l4054 GRATIOT PINGREE 54I6
1883 LAHSER road. north James Couzens
highway - workmans paradise q
acres): large rooms. beautifully iand-
scaped; immediate possession. Sacrifice.
VIM. Dutmer. HO 1894. UN. i2430.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-13

A DISPOSAL sale OF Iceland refrigerators.
Sacrifice. spitI. 1865 Gratiot.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-13

4 LovABLE, LTvABLE ROOMS, si5s
MARTIN FURNITURE STAT MICHIGAN
s-PIEcE oak dining room set, year old,
SIS. s276 Brace.