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The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-03

FOR SALE
s rooms, 210 X $50 #. lot. Long
wood.
II rooms, $50 X 800 lot, Long
wood.
rooms, 5O7 N. Blvd, Sun
set Park.
9 rooms, Central Blvd, Front
St, Sunset Park.
016 Dock, rooms g. bath.
1923 N. 4th, 6 rooms. Extra
large lot fronting on three
streets.
S room house about Is acres
adjoining Piney Woods.
6 rooms, II Church st.
116 Castle, large rooms and
bath.
6 rooms and bath, 1865 #. lot,
business section, Carolina
Beach.
s rooms, Castle Garden, Cas-
tie Hayne. About 4 acres.
6 rooms & bath, l. Wooster.
5 rooms, lots, Villa View.
817 Orange, rooms & bath.
S rooms & bath, Winter Park.
2O24 Market, 6 rooms & bath.
GIT Mercer Ave. about two
acres. 4 room house.
514 S. Front, 6 rooms & bath.
Lot 80 x 1865. 2 garages.
8 room 2 story, 2 baths and
shower, Ocean Front. Kures
Beach.
5 room. 2 apis. & bath, 519
Church st.
6 rooms & bath, known as
Long View, Kures Beach.
208 S. 9th St.
116 N. 5th St.
SOB Chestnut st.
2o0 S. End St.
20o4 Perry Ave.
81 Augusta ST., Wrightsville
Beach.
~ S. 9th St, Z rooms, two
story & bath.
Consult with us on your build
ing sites or farms.
Hughes & Morton
Wallace Bldg.
Dial 1881
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-03
The Sunday Star-News
l,-AnnOuncemen1s

LADIES AND MEMS SUITS
Tailored to Order. Alterations,
Remodeling - Prices Reasonable
Ridley Tailoring Co. II So. From
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-03
| SO.-Houses For Sale
FOR SALE

l. WV NJ AAA%
6O8 South 18th Street
GA South 14th Street
GLIB South 14th Street
GIT Dawson Street
l19 Dawson Street
618 Dawson Street
$40 Dawson Street
716 Dawson Street
ia Dawson Street
TIA Marstellar Street
2O5 Mears Street
PA Queen Street
SIG wilson's Avenue
1903 Wooster Street
912 Wright Street
112 st. James Avenue
ia st. James Avenue
116 St. James Avenue
1l8 St. James Avenue
112 Magnolia Street
7O3 Bladen Street
All Bay Street
1920 McRae Street
1908 Chestnut Street
BIT Harnett Street
III Taylor Street
Gil B1aden Street
906 Loves Alley
9O8 Loves Alley
$40 Loves Alley
9l2 Loves Alley
914 Loves Alley
GIG Loves Alley
els Harnett Street
912 North 9th Street
$40 North 9Th Street
907 Schultz Alley
900 Schultz Alley
GIL Schultz Alley
GIL Sprunts Alley
915 Sprunts Alley
1918 South 9th Street
1920 South 9th Street
1911 South 9th Street
607 and 607la South 9th st
double house,
Lovely four room cottage {
northern extension. Wright
vile Beach, furnished.
We also have several mic
cottages at Carolina Beac]
Wade Realty Co.
205 Princess Street
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-03
13.-Business Opportunities

INTERESTED IN OBTAINING
part or whole interest IN small
business. Wilmington or vlclnl-
tv with good earnings. State ma
fire of business in reply. Conf
dental. P. o. Box 5e1, Whining
ION n c.
The Ely miner., 1943-05-20

but don't enjoy that type of scenery.
Those who live the outdoors and fish
ing and hunting viii always choose
Minnesota. The California climate is
the same the year around, and you
can't enjoy the seasons. I'm sure that
the people out of town will return to
good Oh Ely.
"I read in the paper where you are
planning to plant trees at the city's
outskirts (Servicemen's Plantation,
and I think it is wonderful idea and
project.
Another thing want to say is that
Ely has its share of BEAUTIFUL WO-
MEN. Several other local boys have
agreed, in this column, with Okasich
on this point).
zone thing Ely can be thankful for
is that there isn't very much disease
as has been the case in many places
I've been. You who will leave Ely will
have the same idea as have-that
some day you will return to The Ma
tion's Playground
Now taking part in both advanced
and amphibious training at Fort Ord,
Calf, is Pfc. Edward Volk, Bty. A,
65th CA (AA), Amph. TT. Fro. 9.
I'VE are sure getting good work.
out" he said, "but after all that is
what makes q good soldier. haven't
seen any Ely boys here, but If there
are any here hope they will look for
me.
st am very proud of our city for the
manner in which they are buying war
bonds. I was certainly surprised at
the amount. I showed the paper to
buddies of mine and they all said for
a city Elyis size you are doing splen-
did work.
st saw Corporal Tomsich and Cpl.
Louis Sever in Hollywood. We sure
were surprised. I felt right at home
The Ely miner., 1943-05-20
ST Att E
THEATRE
NEWS ABOUT
SERvIcEMEN

An Ely sailor who said he thought he
joined the navy to get away from his
home town now declares that these is
no place like it.
He is Tony j. Okasich, seaman, first
class, stationed at the yard barracks,
Mare Island, Calf.
Writing to the VFW, he says: "a
few weeks ago I was home on leave,
which was the most enjoyable time I
have ever had. The people Of Ely are
more sociable than most people I've
seen, and I've seen quite few.
II joined the navy with the idea that
I wanted to get away from Ely. Well,
it was kind of exciting at first, but as
travelled through the different states,
the scenery, etc., didn't appeal to me.
Then I wondered why I wanted to
leave Ely.
Most people want to go to the land
Of sunshine, which we all know as
California. I've been in many large
cities, such as San Francisco, Sacra-
mento, Richmond, and others, but they
just don't catch my eye, and often
wondered why some people like the
bright lights.
The only thing got there was a
headache from the heat and racket.
You spend most of the time finding
out where you are.
"I'd Just as soon live in small city
where you can meet different people
I'll admit California is a nice state
The Ely miner., 1943-05-20
WV ENLlSTING
AR MY PILOTS

Army air force quotas are now open
for young men 18 to 26, inclusive, who
volunteer for induction into aviation
cadet training. These candidates are
being prepared for army entrance ex-
aminations by the Ely post of the Vet
erans for Foreign Wars.
Commander Ansol Skantze of the
post said that his aviation cadet COM
mittee is giving applicants physical
and mental tests, with the aid Of local
volunteer doctors and teachers. Cam
didates who pass the examination are
recommended for army aviation cadet
examining boards.
Young men II years old may enlist
In the army air force reserves and be
called to active duty when 18 Older
candidates may volunteer for immed-
late induction.
The Ely VFW aviation cadet COM
mittee meet the second and fourth
Thursdays of each month in the ex-
servicemen's room in the Community
Center, at 7:30 p. m. Jos. Butala, Jos.
Klug and Adolph S. Hanson compose
the committee.
The Ely miner., 1943-05-20
ORDER FOR HEARING ON PETT-
TION FOR SUMMARY DISTRIBU-
TON
IN PROBATE COURT

IN PROBATE COURT.
State of Minnesota,
County of st. Louis, SIS.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF ROBERT SOMERS, Decedent.
Beatrice Anderson, formerly Beatrice
Somers, having filed herein petition
alleging that the estate of said de-
cedent is exempt from all debts and
charges in Probate Court, and pray
ing that the Court make its decree of
distribution assigned said estate forth
with to the persons thereunto entitled;
or that letters of administration be is
sued to Oscar Friedsburg;
TT IS ORDERED that the hearing
thereof be had on Monday, June IA,
l943, at nine o'clock A.. NJ, in the
Probate Court Room in the Court
House in Duluth, Minnesota, and that
all persons interested then show cause,
If any they have, why said petition
should not be granted.
Witness the HON VIM. j. ARCHER,
Judge Of Probate Court, this 18th day
Of May, 1913.
(Seal of Probate Court
Sheldon Watts, Clerk of Probate.
Peter Moscatelh, Attorney for
Petitioner, Ely, MINI. $50 6-3
The Ely miner., 1943-05-20

large gymnasium with all the facil-
tiles. San Francisco is 1O1 miles from
camp. The ocean view is beautiful"
Cpl. Albert G. Ramquist has been
promoted to the grade of sergeant at
Camp Stoneman, Calf.
Pvt. william o. Mills has entered
the armored force replacement train
ing center, Fort Knox, KY, for his
basic training in the newst and hard
est hitting branch of the army.
During the first of two six-week
periods, Private Mills will learn the
organization of the army and armored
forces, insignia of rank, military cour-
tensy and discipline, care of clothing
and equipment, and other fundamen-
tails. During the second period he will
be classified according to his know
ledge and ability and will take a
specialized course in light tank, med
ium tank, scouting and patrolling,
mortar, anti-tank, machinegun, assault
gun, or reconnaissance.
Apprentice Seaman William c.
Trudgeon, Co. 230-43 Camp Ward,
USNTS, Farragut, Idaho, has been
recommended for life guard job at
the camp ward swimming pool for a
period of three months after his
training is done. He adds that he "is
doing his share for Ely"
Pvt. Louis A. Rebol, Co. c, 1st Bn.,
AFRTC, Fort Knox, KY, sends words
of appreciation for the paper
The Ely miner., 1943-05-20
FROM DISTANT POINTS
TELL ELYITES ABOUT OUR BOYS

Letters from New Guinea,
from an undisclosed base in
the Pacific, and from a marine
stationed in the Pacific on a
fighting ship whose identity
cannot be revealed arrived
here this week to keep home
folks in touch with "our boys"
on the battle line.
Pvt. John w. Priyatel, who the cen
sor permitted to say was In New
Guinea, tells about reunion with
another local New Guinea fighting
man.
IT have Just received by first copies
of the paper since November" be said
in letter dated April 49, I'm the Jan.
27 issue there was an article by Ser
gent Tony ]. Gregorich In which he
stated he would like to meet some Ely
boy.
''Well, the second week I was here
I saw him when I went to show.
st certainly was surprised (sma1l
world, eh, soldier?). He told me how
long he'd been in New Guinea and we
talked about Ely a lot. There isn't
much can add to what he wrote. But
I will say again that the tropics are
hot and it rains lot. I certainly
would enjoy seeing some snow and cold
weather. The mosquitoes are really bad,
but we get accustomed to it all in
time.
"pll say hello to all my friends in
the service and thank you all again
for the paper"
Pfc. T. w. Johnson, believed to be
stationed somewhere In the Pacific,
perhaps not without regret, has es-
tablished a long-period service record.
81 got quite a thrill when read
the article about Sgt. Frank Povhe
| and the city water tower being bea-
con for Ely's fighting men upon their
return home" he said. "I would be
very happy to see it again.
| st have been in the army for "a
months, and have served 81 months
overseas. Thus far in my % months
| in the service I haven't had q fur
lough and haven't been in or seen a
USO club.
There is one other Ely man here
Pfc. Albert Markovich. We get to-
gether at times and talk about Ely
and the hunting and fishing. Some
day we intend to take trip along
the border waters, starting at Wintor
and ending at Crane lake. Albert anc
I extend our heartiest thanks to the
vFW for. making it possible for us t
read about the boys in the service ane
about the hometown folks. Keep the
beacon bright, for some day we will bt
back"
Pfc. Albert Kurre, in pointing ou1
that he has just been promoted to hi:
present rating, said that "it has taker
long time. but if you knew how ths
marine corps gives out ratings you'e
understand. Please say hello to ths
folks back there. It certainly Is swell
to read about how everybody is back
home. About the fellows in the serv.
ice, and the other little things about
Ely"
The Ely miner., 1943-05-20
War Dept. Giving Labels
for Prisoners Tobacco

If and when any Ely boys become
prisoners of the Axis in Germany or
Italy, their next of kin can send them
tobacco postage free through the use
of bi-monthly issues of tobacco labels
of the q. s. war department.
Two labels win be sent automatical-
ly each 60 days to the nearest rela-
tive. Each label entities the holder to
send three cartons of cigarets, IL two
ounce packages of smoking tobacco,
100 cigar or 100 ounces of chewing
tobacco. Care should be taken to have
tobacco for prisoners in Germany
shipped direct from the manufacturer
The Ely miner., 1943-05-20
Anthony POp0Dich
Gets LieUtenant's RatinQ

Mark Anthony Popovich has been
commissioned a second lieutenant in
the army Of the United States at the
field artillery officer candidate school,
Fort Sill, Okla. Lieutenant Popovich,
who is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Nick
Popovich, ST., was here last week on
furlough, leaving Friday for Camp
Roberts, Calf.
The Ely miner., 1943-05-20
AT UNDIsCLOsED STATION.

Pvt. Albert j. Priyatel, writing
through the San Francisco army post
office, says he has been transferred to
"a new camp and can't say where or
what am doing as yet" He sends
his greetings to his friends at home
and in the service.
The Ely miner., 1943-05-20
In 1882

A manuscript in the Library Of
Congress, If authentic, is evidence
that five Of Columbus ships reached
South America in 1494-four years
earlier than that mainland is gener-
ally supposed to have been found by
Spaniards.
The Ely miner., 1943-05-20

"Our men in the service in this war have
pretty definite ideas about what they're
fighting for and the way they want to find
our country when they come back. don't
you think so, Judge?"
Il certainly do, George. Just week or so
ago was reading in national magazine the
results of a poll taken among our soldiers.
Each man was given QUESTIONABLE con-
tanning twenty-five assignments for the
folks at home. He was asked to check the
first five in order of Importance to him.
The Ely miner., 1943-05-20
fire FIGHTERS
(Continlled From PAGE Onel

Jalo Mattial, lookout guard.
A two-day training school for the
regular summer fire organization and
the national forest wardens will be
held here at a later date to cover
Cd review the emergency fire fighting
organization and preparations being
made to handle fires in this locality,
and (2) receive instruction in opera
ton, upkeep and use of special fire
fighting equipment, power pumps, ra-
dioS and motors.
The Ely miner., 1943-05-20

Out of thousands of replies the first
assignment to the folks back home was
Make sure I'll have job in my chosen
field of work when get back. Number 5was
Make sure that Prohibition isn't put over
on us again.
when the men in the last war came
home and found prohibition had been put
over on them behind their backs they were
sore as boils. You can see from what l
just told you how they feel about it t.lis
time, too."
The Ely miner., 1943-05-20
STARTS BOOT TRAINING,

Beginning his recruit training this
week at the F'arragut, Idaho, naval
training station is Joseph Anthony
Martinetti, son of Joseph c. Martinetti
of this city.
The Ely miner., 1943-05-20
when 7 saw those bows.

1--WE have huge show houses here
and service club where dances are
held We also have a beautiful church
with a wonderful organ. There Is a
The Ely miner., 1943-05-20

YOU: Whas on earth fort NIss posH do svssh
all those candles?
Why, they'd light your home for month.
YOU: Light my home? But Foe got electricity
Yss, but if you didn't have il, you'd need about
quarter.ton of candles to do the same job.
YOU: A quUter4on? That's lot Of candlesI
It's lot of money, too. would cost you about 5000
YOU: RotUl couldn't afford that My monthly
electric bill nosv is only three dollars or so.
Well, that's just about average. Bot remember that
only about S5c of it goes for light. The rest runs
your radio and refrigerator
YOU: Say, eIectrcitys pretty cheap sUhen you come
to think of it
Yes siri Cheaper than it's been. You're getting
about twice much electricity for your money today
as you got fifteen years ago.
YOU: Ho,U can that be-? My bill hasn't changed
But think of the appliances you've added. Fifteen
years ago. did you have an electric refrigerator?
YOU: N.no.
Radio? Electric mixer? Electric clock?
YOU: No. Say, hosO come do get more elec.
tricity nosV?
That's easy. Observation-Disclosures bs'ins''
methods
YOU: don't get it.
It's simple. The electric companiss under business
management know their job. That job to give you
the best possible service the lowest possible price
And they're doing iti Today-with many other prices
going up ELECTRICITY IS STILL CdEAPi
The Ely miner., 1943-05-20

Help defend America Buy defense
bonds and stamps!
The Ely miner., 1943-05-20

Australian Oysters
Seed oysters from Australia are
being planted in Hawaiian waters.
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Roysl OAK. y &C. $500, only $40 On.
Tromlsy. IL. s3e1. zoo n. Main. X. o..
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PLYMOUTH soUTHFIELD SECT.
LIVE RENT FREE
Memorial 1903 - homes for the price
OF one loft lot For details call
VICTORY REAL ESTATE, We. 1-Ss70
WAsHBURN AVE.--5-rm. frame, IRE
place, newly painted, new roof. $3.50
terms HO. 0Oi1.
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LITTLE EARNS

20 YOU want 20 own home with very
little investment / have a 5-room house,
modern. water and sewer; corner lot. 50
hy 100, priced for quick sale, 81, 975,
S250 down payment balance small
monthly payments. Buy from owner and
save. Open today only. 304l2 Groveland,
corner WoOdside, l block east of John X.
and l2h Mile Road
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LITTLE FARMS ron SALE

~ you are expecting initiation. then get .
nest eEs Buy very choice vacant acres.
fronting OF iO-Mne pavement. between
Little Mack and Kelly R0tf; cash or terms.
Price IS T50 $3.50 cash S37 80 month, or
So SOC ali cash SEE Ralph Schneider,
25slA East Jefferson. ST. Clair Shores.
Phone Roseville O7s0.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. SALE. LEASE

MILWAUKEE, JUNCTION AREA y
rs. 600 80. a. hrst floor. clean. strictly
modern factory. 7 200 "a. a. second nohy
well arranged onice vault, etc heat treat
dept available optional. entire bldg afr
conditioned; big parking lot. storage BLDG.
all fenced zoned for heavy mig
JUDSoN BRADNAY CO
sal Majestic Bios. RIA s7O0
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ARCHDALE--New 5-room; large attic tile
kitchen and bath. We. $1,000.
RFRKI EY- MOVE Us 500 MONTHLY
A home you viii keep and improve Mod
ern cottage IN trees near Woodward bus.
So. 4bo. own terms 10 reliable family.
$50 deposit ROYAL Oak 4l34-k
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LOANS ON REAL ESTATE
LOW RATE MORTGAGES

We make mortgages on, apartment houses,
flats, residences and multiple store bpnd'
ings. II you want such mortgage be sure
10 see us and take advantage OF present
low interest rates.
GREATER DETROIT MORTGAGE CORP.
Andrew L Malott, President -.
as Griswold Street RA. $500
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LITTLE FARMS TOR SALE

i53x2eO IDEAL HoMEsITE; best land Il
miles from Detroit City Hall only SSi5-
terms ca 900 TT 2-647s
sOx2f5--sewer water gas, walks, school;
S675 near l3 Allie and Woodward. Jud-
son Pradway Co., RA. BOO.
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PLYMOUTH EVERGREEN

PLAINVIEW, llT04--ooEy 5-rm, gar. as
r. lot. large attic, IN excellent condition.
immediate possession see today. VICTORY
RIAL ESTATE, 1904 FENKELL. VI.
7-Es7O
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FLATS ron sALE--WEsT
GLADSTONE, 1853
Vacant Unit
PRAIRIE, 1902
BUNGALOWS FOR SALE

4-famlly. rms. each
security for the rest Of y0ur days 50, BOO
Small down payment. owner I'm. 2-2251
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LOANS ON REAL ESTATE

AT AN Insurance. Co. funds Tor good
mortgage loans; land contracts bought
Ed Henksl co. Hammond Bldg. ca. 1855.
HOME MORTGAGES IN Dearborn and vicinity
no service charge. First Detroit Savings
and Loan Association OF Dearborn. 1880
Michigan avenue, Dearborn.
REFINANCE
Your old home mortgage or land contract
on favorable terms. 70 20 years. low
rates: FLA or First Federal plan. First
Federal Savings and Loan Assn, ISL
Griswold. at Lafayette. CHI. 1890.
LAND CONTRACTS
ALL land contracts, bought, mtgs. made.
McHugh, 14i0 Ford Bldg. Cadillac 034g.
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M PLAZA 2ea.
COLORED

CAMERON NJ GRAND BLVD
l.far rr ans So 6-6 3 ordrms on heat.
goot rentals IS 500 with 81 ono down.
SITS Flu'ef ca Us.l 10y TO. s-asta
HOMER WARREN q co.
CofORFu Tffaur Highway TIlgagil
section legitimate steal 2famiy breN,
IS bot air furnace fgi basement 81 800.
81 900 down. Norman Sky kfa.ior Town
stla e-h3l0
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80 Miles Out Grand River

80 Miles Out Grand River
Two miles north; Ave 20-acre tracts; fne
fruit and poultry land, some with streams.
wood or lake; take your choice from Ss5
to 500 Per-acre terms. Come sunday
10 TO 5. look for white stake corner IA
Mile and Milford Road. This IS different
235 ACRE farm near Albion. Michigan: so
acres timber balance good work land
variety of fruit and berries: good houses,
barns. granary. double corn crib. and hog
houses. Electricity and newly installed two
unit De Laval mixer Further description
upon request. Write Box SO, Albion, Mich
so ACRES for sale, Kalkaska County
good hunting and fishing. Also good
farm land For cash or trade for late
model car. Al condition Owner. Call
after 1880 p m, 4759 Trumbull, Apt. 4.
100 ACRES, good farm land. good build
'ings; so acres hardwood timber. Price
$4,000 cash. VIM. Wolf, r. r. 2, Cay
lord. Mich.
40 ACRES, near Flat Rock: Groom house.
modern; barn, chicken coop, stock. tools.
$1,000. terms. lafayette SCOT.
COLoRED--Sl50 cash gives deed 10
40xl16 n. near 14-Mile and Gratiot
ave. Write, telephone number and time
at home. Address Box 1887. Detroit
Times 81.
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|CCLoRED Hszlett Tireman - hriek, 5
each, 81 500 down Hosarth $685.
|COLORED--i room; steam. upper vacant,
G.io0 Gown. H0gsrth 54g6
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LAND CONTRACTS
ALL CASH FOR

ALL CASH FOR
LAND CONTRACTS
Mortgage and real estate no appraisal
Cadillac i6a6.
ANY desirable land contract purchased.
MELVIN n. LANPHAR a COMPANY
sth Floor Lafayette Bldg. Cadillac $40.
AT Low Discount We Buy Land Contracts
Arrange Az % First Mortgage Loans.
Edw. Henktl Co, Hammond Bldg. CA. 2657
DISCOUNTS UP TO $50!
SEVERAL CHOICE coLoRED
CONTRACTS
Good down payments, Al vendee, 81 Int
S-year contracts. Owner. TR. 1-056s
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Garden City Little Farms
S275-S55 Down

Good soil city water. Close N schools,
stores. churches and good transportation
MCFARLAND BROS
2e3i4 Ford Rd., at Middle Belt. Garden City
DEARBORN 1880
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KENSINGTON
BUNGALOWS FOR sALE-wEsr
INCOME BUNGALOWS FOR SALE

FROADsTREET. 1929 Modern income;
stoker air condition, upper rents for $50.
81 goo 81 500 dawn. &37 month. DA. 05l4.
DEARBORN WESL-2-family 5-4 upper
completely furnished. rents for sos, IN
cellent condition Good location. S6, 100.
s. 500 down. DE. 1924.
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pEcoRATED.-Resd 20
move In $500 down; model cor. Isafa.
yette and Rose, opposite Lincoln Park High
School. Atlantic sii4 or Cherry 1850
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BUNGALOWS ron sALE-EAsr

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
STRASBURG, 20O6T--Cozy dinette type
~ yrs old screens and storm sash: fun
basement. VIII lease on purchase option
basis 20 responsible parties. TU. 2-2SoO.
Lsnphar's Realtors. CA. $40
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HOLBORN 3515-7

sear ~ r-f d9uFlf house &C. frame
eniy g.. terms subject tr approval ~
prchaff cs41
Fred 6. .Nsgle CO. CA. l740
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REFINANCE
LAND CONTRACTS

ALL land contracts, bought. mtgs. made.
McHugh, 1410 Ford Bldg. Cadillac 034s.