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Evening star., 1944-01-23

LARGE COLONIAL HOUSE, 13 rooms. with
bath and electricity; 10 acres, on State
road: must be sold to settle estate Price
S12,500. terms.
249 acres. near Muirkirk. Md; all wood
land, on Sandy Springs rd.; water and
sewer through property. Price. $4,000 cash
100 acres, 12O acres clear: Groom
house. needs repair; q brick stable , to-
baGco Earns. Price, $4,000, half cash
b-room house, water and electricity new
barn, chicken house stables: o acres
ground all fenced 12 miles d. c. Price,
S3950, 81 900 cash
:, o-room house. full basement. electricity;
3 acres ground; IL miles D. c. Price,
81 45G 5000 cash.
h-room house, small tenant house, large
barn. stable. 2-car garage. all other out
buildings; = mile or State roed IL miles
70 D c. "3 acres, 10 acres clear. Price.
$4,000 terms. w. E. Hardesty, Marlboro
66 Call all day SUNDAYS Hillside 0,-.,
Evening star., 1944-01-23
370 ACRES

Possibly 325 under cultivation. Large,
modern 9-rm. house with electric pumps,
Bank Darn, tenant houses, chicken
houses and other outbldgs On about >
miles of macadam road frontage, about i
mile from Potomac River on high eleva-
ton with view of Sugar Loaf Mountains.
30 min. drive from D. c. Immediate pos-
session. Less than S1OO per acre. win
consider trade for small property Can
be seen Sunday or any day by appointment
by calling before o'clock
E. M. FRY, INC,
7240 Wis. Ave. NV, WI. 674o
Evening star., 1944-01-23
TRAlLERS FOR SALE.

HARLEY DAVIDSON motorcycle for sa
clean Job. good tires: S2S5 81. 6i7S
Evening star., 1944-01-23

MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE.
Evening star., 1944-01-23
LOTS FOR SALE.

LOTS FOR SALE.
DESIRABLE LOT for sale 45O3 3sth st.
Brentwood. Md: WA. 3735.
LARGE BEAUTIFUL LOTS, 50xla5 each
addition to Rockville. S19O each Terms
$40 down, So a month. Rockville 124. 23'
VACANT LOT. .40-ft. front, 179 deep, firs
lot east 6l6 Aspen st. NV. All assess
ments paid. Priced low at 81 800. Owner
wants cash to buy War bonds RA. $500
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK. Fairfax
coupe in good condition DU. O65S weel
days after ) pm.
NEAR LEE HWY, beyond Falls church
Lot 6S TT. front, l25 ii. deep with loft
walk lane on side; $500 offer wanted
Louis P; Shoemaker, 1719 K St NV
MA. l166
PREPARE NOW, buy building site. be read,
when labor and materials are available tC
build your own home. Attractive lots or
wooded. dead-end street. all Improvement
IN and paid for, good neighborhood 81
mile from Key Bridge. Bargain at $1,000
t9r 3OXloo. For details and terms call
Evening star., 1944-01-23

10 Miles From D. G.. Line.
Delightful setting, just off the Colosville
pike So acres, house and outbuildin.s mo
improvements: woods, stream: fenced for
cattle; leased for 1914 A splendid invest
ment, interesting t-rms
SANDY SPRING REALTY CO..
Evening star., 1944-01-23
FARMS roR SALE tce,,;cusd,

NEWLY REMODELED RESIDENCE and
necessary farm buildings, on 800 acres,
hdsI f1a% in
proof blue grass bottom land. easily con
for dueRns skatins ete thus proSidns
annually new and fertile topsoil for truck
crops. Fish and water fowl abundant. 90
ea aues Sale ~fssf Box y av sys.' sasr asla
100 ACRES. Cedar Grove section rs acres
sms s1eaT st0ry aarH frame ho1se rooms eec
ssqqgipped q cows. farming equipment;
pike. Gsithersburg, Md. Phone Gathers
burg 299: Open today.
COLESVlLLE PIKE-Rouse, garage. market
shade. garden; SS.500. SH. 6565.
INVESTIGATE SOUTHERN MARYLAND.
Colonial and modern homes on beautiful
rivers and bays productive farms, acreage
tracts; excellent business opportunities in
vi LEoNARD on f9 sNiDGR asR GR rfaaefi Ia PLArA MD
300 ACRES. MODERN GROOM HOUSE,
barn, other farm buildings; paved road
&c 70 mi; ndot to D: G. Must sell at once. Price
500 acres 10 miles from Wash. sets
usnsS ns or esie a SCI. IF asrS i'rn 1oi
300 900 acres, Groom frame house, cleo
,idincs ts'Hi5H; te1ant n house; barn other farm
ture ana timber; fine stream; on good roP d;
excel eSceiens ro cattle or dairy farm; mile from
to sell Immediately 5000; terms
! acre broom house, electricity, well of
water, l6 miles to D. c.; price, $1,000
y cash
& acres, T-room house, electricity, well
OF water. paved road; ideal chicken farm,
miles to Wash: price, $4,000; Il cash
Buell. M. Gardner-J. E. Kelly.
Evening star., 1944-01-23
6 COLORED HOUSES.

Each house consists of rooms, bath
full basement, front and rear porcheS Fol
address and terms call Harry Dreisen,
ia 1902, or MURRAY CO. MA. 1865.
635 AND 631 r. l. AVE. NV six-room
houses rented to colored for SS46 pei
year; owner will sacrifice for $1,000. Phone
Ma. 7546; ewes, GE. 903S.
fly fat. brick, rooms. bath each: sepa-
rate heating plants Al condition; rent
S63 month. Price. S6.5O0 H. H Carter.
6l3 18th ST. NV. MA. 4l7S eve, AID. 4339
COIORED.
A real investment, corner 18th and You
stS. NV. stores ; complete apis: S3l 80
per month dow rents). Oil heat fur
nished. price, So 800.
Attractive building, Georgia ave. near
Kenyon, store and 3 apis: excellent in
vestment price. ST. 800: possession.
Near 9Th and R SITS. NV; 4 apts.. garage;
income, Sl27 monthly. Oil heat furnished
SS.50O-Sl 800 cash.
Call Mr.. DeMarco.
Evening star., 1944-01-23
DESK SPACE WANTED.

Tourist camp of 5 acres, only 13 miles
from D. c., on > main highways; Is cabins,
hot-water heat. showers, new equipment:
gas station, store and lunchroom. Price,
only $4,000; terms. E. E. STILL, MA.
Sl31. Ewes. and Sun. WI. 1897.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-09-14
HOME ON LEAVE

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert WinsloW left
Troy August 6, following three
weeks vacation spent with family
and friends.
Bert is with the u. S. Navy, A.
%. M. First Glass, and has seen ac-
ton in six major engagements, the
first being at Pearl Harbor, this be-
ing his second visit home in four
years
Following this leave, he is to have
shore duty at Reno, New, where he
will be joined by his wife.
This is Mrs. Winslow's first visit
to Montana and she is deeply inn
pressed with our beautiful scenery
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-09-14
Libby Womon's
Club Honors Post
Presidents

The first meeting of the Libby
Senior Woman's Club for the 1914
IS season was held in the commune
ty room Tuesday afternoon. The
new president, Mrs. Luvia Craven,
greeted all members and guests and
opened the meeting with the Salute
to the Flag, after which parts of
America and "Tenting Tonight"
were sung. Two guests from out of
town, Mrs. Collins, a sister of Mrs.
H. J. McDougal and Mrs. Sherman,
mother of DR.. Roy Sherman, were
introduced. A war bond was bought
during the summer and reported at
this meeting.
Mrs. Lloyd Hunter, as chairman of
the American Home, had asked
many ladies to bring flowers and
the room was lovely with all kinds
of garden flowers. Mrs. F. r..
Baney as Civic chairman reported
that 5000 entries had been made at
the swimming pool this summer.
She highly complimented Rev. H.
Hasskamp for his leadership and
his ability to teach good sportsman
ship among the swimmers. Mrs. c.
w. Gildea as Victory chairman read
a letter from A. T. Hubbard, state
chairman of the War Finance Com
mittee of Montana, in which he
complimented the club for its part
in raising the $48,000,000 for the
state. He mentioned the fact that
81 ,059,000 was bought by members
of the armed forces in the state.
Mrs. H. r. Richards as Fine Arts
chairman, said that more than halt
of the people like floral pictures,
next come landscapes, scenes from
life, portraits, and religious. Mrs.
Walter Neils announced the new
leader of the Girl Scouts as Mrs.
H. e. Ahlskog. Assisting her will be
Mrs. VIM. Powell, Mrs. Ed Kemp,
and Mrs. Leslie Leigh. Mrs. A.
Brock as Literature chairman re-
viewed the book, Here Is Your
War" by Ernie Pyle, a story of our
American boys in Tunisia. Mrs,
George Smith announced lit paid
up members. Mrs. Sherman Noel as
Safety chairman said that we should
be especially careful pffires at this
time.
Six new members were intro
duced and presented with corsages
by Mrs. Smith assisted by some OF
the officers
A program followed honoring the
past presidents in which Mrs. A. A.
Wood presented them Mrs. ]. M
Blackford gave paper giving some
of the high lights of the club and
thanking the past presidents for
their part in the work. A very clev-
err song parody, written by Mrs
Harry Brinton, was sung by the
members. Officers of the club pre-
sented each past president with a
lovely corsage.
Following the program social
hour was enjoyed. The officers, con-
sisting Of Mrs. Luvia Craven. Mrs
Sherman Noel, Mrs. Ray Rice, Mrs
Eldon Schuck, Mrs. George Neils
Mrs. H. w. Redfield and Mrs. Wal.
ter Neils, served punch and cookies
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-09-14
MARRIED SATURDAY IN
MICSOUI,A

Miss Phoebe Schendel and Emil
Voves Of Libby took their marriage
vows in Missoula Saturday and are
now spending short time on a hon
eymoon trip.
The bride is a registered nurse
and until her marriage was en-
ployed at the Libby General Hos
pital. The bridegroom was employed
in the meat business in Libby for a
number of years, but since his re-
turn from service in the armed
forces, he has engaged in farming
on a place just south of the city
Their many friends will wish them
long life and happiness.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-09-14
NEW CREAMERY MANAGER

K. F. Endicott, formerly Of Seattle
and Spokane, arrived in Libby re-
Gently to take over management OF
the Libby Creamery. He is busy
making number Of changes in the
plant and planning for improved
management.
Mrs. Endott and their two chill
dren arrived during the week and
they are now setting up their home
in the Jean Riley house west OF
the court house. Mrs. Endicott will
be known to Libby people as the
former Miss Laura Riley.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-09-14
HELD PICNIC

The members Of the congregation
of st. Luke's church met for their
annual picnic on the grounds of the
James M Blackboard home on
Thursday evening of last week.
About 40 were in attendance.
A perfect evening, most friend
ly mood, and delectable refresh
ments contributed to an event to be
kept in pleasant memory
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-09-14

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bache Of
Browning, Mont, are guests of Rev.
and Mrs. Fred A. Dalton.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-09-14
THE ASSEMBLY OF GOD
TABERNACLE
Log Church

Log Church
Sunday school, 10 a. m. Glasses
for all ages.
Sunday morning devotional hour
IL o'clock.
c. A. young peoples service, $50
p. M.
Sunday night evangelistic meet
ing, 7:45.
Tuesday evening prayer in the
church at 8.
Thursday night cottage Bible stu.
dy IN the home of R. Albert. Troy
7:30.
Friday evening regular Bible stu
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-09-14
--a-4---s-
HOSPITAL NOTES

Mrs. Lloyd Burpee was admitted
Sept. 6 as medical patient.
Mrs. Mary Munsell underwent ar
appendectomy Sept. II.
James Hendrickson was operated
on Sept. IL.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Scher-
merhorn, a daughter, on Sept H.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
Decker, girl, Sept. O.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-09-14
WILL GRADUATE

Mrs. Geraldine McCOmas VIII
graduate from Sacred Heart Hos
pital Spokane, Friday, having COM
pleted her nurses training there.
She took the national examination
for nurses and passed with COM
mendable grade.
Mrs. McComas is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Hough of Libby.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-09-14
LOCAL
HAPPENINGS

Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Bache OF
Browning Mont, are guests of Rev
and Mrs. Fred A. Dalton.
Rummage Sale by Circle B of the
Presbyterian Church on Monday,
Sept. Is, in the Community Room.
1913
Art Cloutier, of Portland, was
here last week for the funeral OF
his brother-in-law, 1t. L. D. Lamp
ton.
Mrs. H. ]. McDougall has as her
guests her sister, Mrs G. l. Col
Inns, and daughter, Jeanette, OF
Detroit, Mich.
Miss Mary Finney has returned
from Minnesota, where she spent
the summer, and has resumed teach
ing her music pupils.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Bassaraba Wis
tied friends and relatives in Libby
the first part of the week, leaving
for Portland Wednesday,
Mirna, little daughter Of Stanley
Reedy, is in BonnersN Ferry this
week visiting her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Whitcomb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Halstead Remp and
two children returned Wednesday
from very much enjoyed business
and pleasure trip in the coast area.
r. S. Conn, after visit of a
week in Libby with relatives and
friends, plans to leave Friday to re-
turn to his home in Columbia Falls,
Attorney Derr of Poison was in
Libby last Friday to appear as at
torney for the Indian, Ike Buck
skin, tried for the illegal killing
of deer
Mrs. Ed Boyes and granddaugh-
ter, Lourrie, returned Tuesday ev-
ening from Denver, Colo, where
they had been visiting Lourrie's
mother, Mrs. FRESHMAN.
Miss Gen Oswald, student Cadet
Nurse, left Friday of last week for
her home in Chicago, after spend
ing her vacation visiting her aunt
Mrs. M. Stuhlreiter and family.
| Mrs. M Stuhlreiter, accompanied
by her granddaughter, Betty Ker-
kes, returned from Great Falls las.
week where she had been visiting
with her daughter, Mrs. Steve
Kerkes.
| Mrs. Merle Whitmarsh, who has
been guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Nelson for the past several weeks
also visiting in Minnesota while in
the States, has returned to Seward
Alaska.
| Vernon Davis, who has been visit
ing his family and other relatives
in Troy while on furlough from In
diana, was a-Libby caller last Thurs
day. Davis returned to his camp
Friday.
| Mrs. j. L. Ballard of, Pueblo
Colo, arrived Friday for an ex-
tended visit with her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
F. Collier, and grandsons, Oliver
and Russell, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Baeth were
guests of honor at lovely dinner
given by their daughters, Mrs. Ed
Hewitt and Mrs. Duane White
house, last Friday in celebration Of
their seth wedding anniversary.
| Pvt. John w. Stephens visited
with his parents from Friday to
Sunday of last week, having spent
part Of his furlough from Fort Knox,
KY, where he is with the armored
division, visiting relatives in the
east.
S/Sgt. Edward Hewitt came in I'M
expectedly Sunday, surprising his
wife, Ethel, and daughter, Mary.
Sergeant Hewitt has been stationed
in Italy the past eight months and
Mrs. Hewitt had no idea that he was
back in the States until he walked
in Sunday.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-09-14
GRAMBAUER IN STATES

Harry Grandfather, who has been
with the Marines in the Pacific
since December, 1941, has wired his
parents that he has landed in the
States and expects to be home about
20. Grambauer has par
ticipated in almost every major bat
tie IN the Pacific area.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-09-14
LEAVE FOR INDUCTION

The following men will leave
Libby September 10 for Fort Doug
las, Utah, where they will be in
the United States.
James Pierre Woodwork, Orville
Duane Murray and Robert Arthur
layers, Libby; Patrick Ward Saw
age and Walter Elvin Mason, Troy.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-09-14

Bargains for you! Lots OF them in
the advertisements in this news
paper. You are losing money If you
do not read them. II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-20
N VIZ 7 = 7 I
FOR WOMEN
II TO 10


t'r $40, ~r4im work GOOD rar for
o. bouts AZ DAY whrk WIN Sa'lr-
~ aNergoon and Sundaps olf.
previous experience nu' required
Must bc eutinie uodcr IS " g. G.
plan AppN Ar 1889 IsVt,'u rear
'r'an'' SEQ AIR. brnWe lVsti
axe Top wages year around morn
ne and Afternoon shifts Also shat-
t.s and folders. no experience needed
Michigan Modern Overall Cleaners
$50" koseiaWn HO. gIll.
PROFITABLE postwar security for
r0l'red girls with ola established
business. grade school education nee
cssa.y, age 20 20 55 choice II B
SHIFTS CAL Mrs Nowau between
q a' ana r. M Cadillac Soso
Receptlonlst Secretary
Mus DO able 20 f,pe and 40 office
a RS. steady position pntovr.
y vs. HECkER
ne MADISON
SNfAp counter eIrl $50 sp.r occk
tppa in pgeon St Cate. 1921
l---lz-i-i1 =
SALESLADY
Excellent position in iewelry store
fHr experienced costume ieWeIrv
e7lcslady highest salary Inquire
,m goo Majestic Building
SalcsgirIs and Cashiers
WIN W. without experience mu u
part time high weekly earnings sail
afs 1ui comm -sIon bass sally
Brooks. itus Woodward
SAITSLApIES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-20

HOUSES FOR SALE--EAST

Kelly road. i9i0l New four room
frames two bedrooms basement
FLA $3.50 down PR $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-20
ACREAGE FOR SALE

CHOICE a-acre parcels ~ land az
f7rm sWeU So rr your nture
p mr un 80 Mise pavement httNeen
: r. f5r-T7y- -7TTrfr tsTV
neH Duv few ie!f cash or terms
Lake share Realty Co.. 25sls Fast
1tNcfr ST. CAR Shores. phlne
D.-.,. |, H~4f
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-20
Vernor's Ginger Ale

$50 WOODWARD
fu't or part time fountain and fac
-i-'F-'-l- f-f -'r'A---t -r--:tr-x f-r'rtr-r-rri
MATTRESSES - Fountain luncheon
cite white, experienced -. hours
. DAYS S35 start increase monthly
up - $40 kapians Drugs t27G0
r Jefferson Lenox 1870
MATTRESSES Mhite-Ennd paA -eX-
pcrIenCe mol neCessarY- T32ft
Woodrow Wilson Townsend 1890.
WAITRESS also dishwasher. middle
aged good wages Come ready 10
work i7O7 Third avenue
WAITRESS no nights. Suniays or
holidays top wages Coffee shop.
Bariunm Tower Bldg Cadillac 50
WAITRESS WANTED Steady aays.
no Sundays 1915 West WAfren--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-20
Furnished Rooms Tor Rent

BLAINE as Third Front room
Ts4!tabie one or couple, Trinity
BuRIINGANE fil, Room sim
saraEc. CAL after 8 50. D4s sln
DlCKERSoN Promenade Piessaut
toum adjoining bath private
home gentleman Arlington llst
CROSSE POINTE FARMS Nic4N
vate home Niagara $685.
LAKEPOlNTt MACK PASS stde
pleasant r.fr Ioraf.F r.DU laos
reasonable Niagara o0st
!. : = y > - TT5 r 7
women good trans portAuon. c1i.
0ret Me,rose .379S
MAPLERIDGE Room ,ouue er
near Ramona TheAter. good Trans
portsuon FlnLree 1902
MAYFlELD Room gentleman eN.
ceNert tlaDsporfatI a3.ck &c
cha mers iIuErrr 2i4a
MEYERS F,rkeu Di,tu,' ,pIy
raH M shower good Transportation
gentleman llNHh " au'e VISA
SEtpEN 262o- Room Barts, min.
is'er's home pp smoking. gentle
men Tyler ts9s
WEBB Woodward. Beaut,fH, u-
n.shed room modern automatic
heat water Townsend s1oi4
-.l.-i.. 4-i--s- -----
private rrOu toy tvp. must rp
respectable sober VurhnE neat
gentlemen or} THn't -503a
cOLOREp Theodore furnished
ruW single V1rkIng girls convent
en' trarspoffH Temple ] i1l1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-20
FARM AND LANDS FOR SALE

COLORED Free. 100 baby chicks
hHivsn With each purchase y acre
ch!chfn' farm. House trallers allowed
tor N Tense WORKERS. Near West IL
10 road and .Gratiot. also Tele-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-20
E,LMEE. NJ CLARK
Income Bungalows for Sale

WI SOLID OVER. FOUR Nit ff0s
UDI LARS WORTH OF HOMES
LAST WEAR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-20
SCHAEFER ROAD
WEST DEARRORN
SpLn To HANlI- y

Modern permanent. 2-hedroom home
unfinished attic. electric refrigerator
and stove included. Hurry an this.
Ira Hoichklss co. stop AT office,
1901 5 Telegraph, Dearborn 7666
COLORED 2ii4 Halleok. frame sim
gle. bedroom. new basement fur
mace possession IN 80 days 81 500.
- poo down
1905 Lumpkn, frame single, .
rooms, $1,000 5000 down
Rinpelle. north Dawson. frame du-
pick. 3 rooms. bath each new
hrlckote siding. roof 81 600. terms.
sidney knight Broker. ~ 1895.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-20
FEMALE HELP WANTED

JUNIOR GIRLS
Fnr inspection and Stock Dept. aFe
lf o. ~ Nose living az ham, pre-
f'~ci App} tmpA peit ieh ~,
THE j. J.. HUDSON CO.
LABORATORY
TECHNICIAN
ROT TINE
cIll NicAL ANALYSIS
tsEAECH DIVISION
5000 JOS. CkMPAU
LAUNDRY HELP
SHAKERS
Flat WORK IRONERS
DRESS OPERATORS
500 NJ Noqu1
H0teIFort Shelby
Laundry Press Operators
Hi-h',t WAGES, union sA.r
AtIt American Linen supply e.
s't. t8Hf f..Gsi
lt'>uHY HELP Folders. shaker.
su 4rf press OPERATOR also
"-rk merh,rs ana sar'ers
,n.-f wages p7-f Ranf Laundr,
HIGHT WAR WOpk =
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.,4,s. ,,..,,. =, "a All
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L. ~ - lFNr AIfTn l. COD II
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Ilaatal,AHu
U.r.,I p,rs Fnr4 Nf',or at-
MAIDS
NIoh oi fl.AIoRS
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HItoi - = 2 OFFICE
lot 81 Book Cadillac
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-20
REAL ESTATE WANTED

EAST Singles incomes fats.
Now is the time 10 sell. Cash watt
inE can Ping i263. J. w. CAR
My. 1922 Chalmers AZ Outer Drive.
ks SIDE Cash buyers waiting. per-
soual attent Alyerson TW. LOGO.
HOUSES. fats roomns houses, apis
farms.r. 400 e0lurei clients Cash.
terms. A. Wright TY. i-3664.
ITALIAN Qusual 2i-hr cash sale;
80 yrs EAet side Pettine PL. 40iA.
HOMES and . FLATS IN \. " Sec
tion from owners Ralph +. Town
ION iGG05 cd. RIVER w. 5-123i.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH rs
$ G. HApLEY. lSC. CA. oO60
READY cash buyers: houses. flats.
apis (Coiored , quick dction, G.
w White, 1850 Hastings TE. l00ss.
WAR Wofkrr has cash 70 buy or
d-room singie IN Detroit. Sharmah,
Broker. 203 Hammond Bldg. ca. 5l6s
VIII bay single house. hat Or
income bungalow. cali Mr. Amt
son. HOearth 1922. 1859 Livernois.
COLORED CASH BUYERS WAITING
SINGLES. FLATS. APIS. HURRY
CANNON BROS.
1gEO CTIFfp NAN TT MN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-20
LITTLE FARMS FOR SALE

ATTRACTIVE 4 RMS Rock lathed.
wired. lge lot ". side: only 81 3ss.
Sli3 On Newman. JOS Rd cor.
inhst,r Rd RE- 1888 or Gil ila0
COWAN RID. nr. Wayne Rd.-.7-rm.
-T---f--T-- rT177rrTT r'1IT KEN
house tear hot air heat. orchard.
g acres. xl3. 900 terms. Prouls,
$3.50 " Vernon Ia, 67sl
OVER FERTILE ACRES win large
frontage 30 with This dandy nm
home. situated near Wayne. city Wa
fer iu front ~ house DrB $50 cash
handles halaRCe u down pas ment
financed.
CROSSNAN
Cor Van RoTn and WAYNE IDS.
Wayne 900 az Dearborn ASS
suK4f1 Sewer. water gas. Walks.
SGfs. near sMile and WOODWARD.
Judson BradWay Cr RA. 1900
CuLOEkD - laitlr chicken farms !.
west side BARGAINS 4li6 Beau
D.
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DWYER HOO Walking distance ~
Plymouth i've rooms. new double
garage 81 500 terms Discount tor
cash Acme Real Estate. 1903 era
tiut. Plaza sl11.
last DETROIT
Comfortable 2-hedrpom home modern.
only one wear old large Dot. VACANT.
s.. 800 SO 600 down
lRWlN KlGHT q HINES INC
21loi Gratiot PR 1898
GRATlOT-S Mile Sec.-i-room house
nearly new nice location large
lot 66xl4b ONLY SfAn0. Y0n must
ruTry TOT thIs one. l45OJ East ) Mile
PL. 4f08
GRATlOT-S MILE SEC
3-rnpm hrickots modern > trtiturfn~.
raih cabinet sink lut 6Ixl43 "a
CANT. 1000 terms
TURNER q WILSON
1854 East Mfir pr iBaG
HOLCOMB 5lul Oear WARREN
SIX rooms furnace fuu basement
EarAge -. 100 Acme Real Estate.
N3Of grAfIOt Plaza N1-I
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LAND CONTRACTS

WHITE cOiORrD MORTGAgp
MONEY Homo Associate ca 7as7
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Minute Man Transfer Go.
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HOUSES FOR SALE

MELDRUM. Mr.. CHARLEVOlN
9 rooms. hot-air stoker heat. full
hsmt 2-car garage 81 600 down
SEAUME a slLLOWAY-RA. 6i6i
MILITARY, 1892 Good 5 rooms. >
bedrooms and hath. oak floors,
basement $500 down.
ELSA REALTY a INVEST co
62i7 w FORT VI l-1t0O
RYAN-iO MILF sECT
rms - 300. Small farm. 60x lss
Must be cash
cRIGER. REALTOR x O a55a
1927 r. y MILE, HAZEL PARK
SCHAEFER ROAD
MILE DISTRICT
Reau'iful hrickldupleX singles 2 bod
rpoms Tie Kite. hath. stovg 500
MOVES you A.
cali John Quinlan, CT. is22
STAHELlN. NR. Is MILE RI
Fun price. So $50, 81 25O dn $50 30
monthly, . rms living rm l2N23.
scrre3s storm sash one-car gar !.
paved street
BRUTON REALTY 90 We 6-7230
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VACANT LOIS FOR SALE

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