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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16
TRUNKS WANTED
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS


ALI. steel Nylophone in first class
condition. with hook ~ Instructions F.
very reasonable. w 77524
ALL WHITE accordion. Italian
make 120 base, 1882 Woodhine.
nv 1886
PRIVATE party VIII trade baby
grand piano FOR console or spine'
tyne. Even trade or will sell for
$500 CT 1856.
SAXAPHONE p Fiat, almost new.
BEDFORD 1888 between Il and
USED pianos. PLAYERS and uprigh,s,
So and up. Ward Furniture 20
1924 Harper. open Sundays, Is. See
Mr. stevens.
VALUES IN stutient ann practice III
amos. All IN good condition. Priced
from $50 and uh. Distributors Ware
house. 10 y. Vernon. Oten daily.
Sunday. 10 =
WE WILL purchase your used band
Instruments for cash. We will pay YOU
highest cash price for any Of the fol-
lowing Instruments: Trumpets, saxo-
phones. comets, trombones. tenor
saNophones. clarinets. marimbas,
drums or sccordions can Mr.
Calamhatto RIA 1850 or bring YOUR
instruments in for immediate deal
WURLlTZFR
1909 Broadway Open evenings
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16

AT BENJAMlNS

HrArd rev. ful srrDe -.
lSylng RON suite c,n.Ns
80 Usshe- al big saHlnss shg,
fsr-rs vour Old flrnrlre or APP
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16
BENJAMIN
Bedroom, N59 50

tllsI rstf. h|.f
Lsrfe vaa mr n.a fr'
LIMBS ss7i- tersc A. -e-no-,
HEIRLOOM Sute4 PIECES. >t n.N
sr-rss Sna maftrfs. '' 7eI'
FTfRNfTTRF a04s So snlRAre hl
Cslrmonn' Eves tn i- NA s-'-
BEDROOM speclaf pl a.pt s-pc
So up cenita stores A0>a rfnN'.'
REuRo0N suite -, sac SAVE
1Ftss Gra'iot nr : Nile
RERKSHIRF russ qSi2 hcantiHl
patterns. So Se. other rIss such as
wilton. AlfNan1sr swuh. Mohawk,
Axrninster snd GUSTAV
Sun RNtTl'EE. 1922 GkAIlQT
RUGGIEs-Au steel wheels. rubber
tres Padded ard waterproof cole
laps BILE 81 as up. Opc1 .. 20 =.
spitz. 1855 Gratiot - BALDWIN
CASH AND CARRY FURNITURE
Factory samples AZ wholesale prices
Puv direct from the wholesaler Rcsf
values u the city. Guarantee. 1865
Crsuot. AZ BALDWIN.
TI'i-L coil innersprinr mattress.
S2e 50. Cock Furn. 27oo lrauot
Gas stoves. table top-Ah Nhl-e
Pi sf ~ ,n,s .n ~ Sc s,' &c.
Sun FURNITURE 1919 'kAIloI
HOff YWOOp hcds c2nIlete SIS.
SAVE iilse Grstot rr SHE III.
INNERsPRINC mattresses sushtiy
sc,led fn shiprWC OriE SIC F'
SuN FURNITURE 1875 GRAT'oT
-iNNERsPRING msttresss AL Sizes.
s colors guaranteed S.s, SAW.
= 49,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16

Furri,ure. Hou,ehold Goods

Et'Gs usef c,Qsrel oNle sNln.
So lu zap Nnuh Flfrflre CO.. NliF
Wr0tWarf af Cairmufri. Ettlil -s
rif io sdnsa, it-'. MA s7sn.-
STUDIO cra-hrs Nth springs Linz
lfat 81 prb other C0uCfes. SO. iF-
SO Hurffi Dpeu " % ~ epIi4.
16e- Gesftof 40 Ra.4win
-TfWIo rT4rh. l..4l l'rlf.00 So.
cabinet Nir'-o.s s2l -aii sIrint .e.
d. 1885 cali af'tr IS
TRAIiF yn1r psDo. AND urrfarf on
new furrff ure Ward Furniture CO...
,-F.f HTrpcf NJ stevens. lL 1880
tNof crreGed Viih srR p'h'g stoIel
TISif our Z sod fUrn. fcTr.
MNING ROQM SUITES L.Nd- l'
FFDs VETAL OK WOOD ,,-. Ho
~lH.N'fn ......t...s.-.s.s.t .
T hhlf~ -.---. .t..... t..-s .st
FLOOR LAMPS .......... ~
ALSO ORB SSERS Van I|Er.
EtftfIS AND CHAIRS
Cook Furn. POO Gratiot
oTsae,s Tues and Wed f1' 8 g. ~
WANTED Rehsble party 90 fake
cttr balance due on braatfu. O.
rooms ~ furniture. one month oid.
save equity Of SqS omen % a..
~rfz -fft 5raffDf a. Baldwin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-16
rurnlinre. Hou,ehold Good,

JENNY L1Npfor poster hecs usNle
~ uafr,r snglr p arunir So VS..
,sr,sta FIrntare 4i4t nrsfgt
LIVING rrm sure piece, p,
earsEsn t1aW Wyoming. $50 sos
flHfNlf 1891 sur. 81, SfH SAVE.
rffs4 trafIaf DID, Nile
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-22
HOT STUFF

Bill Strathie, Manager of the Yu- kon Sheet Metal Works at Dawson has received propaganda as to how to save fuel. The Dawson News says the clipping was received from the provinces and the propaganda fol- lows, as written by T. s. Glover
 I suppose that we have all read some of the propaganda being cir culated on how to save fuel Some of it is truly amazing. In today's Globe and Mail I found an article telling me that if I keep my day time temperature down to 68 I shall save 24 per cent of the fuel If I remove the 1-16 inch deposit of soot in furnace pipes a further 34 per cent saving will result. By using storm windows, can save further 20 per cent and 10 per cent is Topped off by keeping the shades and drapes
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-22
ALDRICH FAMILY I5 SUNDAY SHOW
 AT 10TH CENTURY

The heat is really on for Henry Aldrich in his newest movie mis- adventure, Paramounts hilarious comedy, Henry Aldrich, Editor" in which Henry is accused of being a firebug Accustomed as he is to being in perpetual hot water, it is reported that this time Henry and his troubles soar to greater Fah- renheit than ever before.
 The Aldrich Family headache is once again played by Jimmy Lydon, his pal Dizzy by Charles Smith, the girl friend is Rita Quigley, pretty older sister of little Juanita, and the much-harrassed MT. and Mrs. Aldrich are portrayed by John Litel and Olive Blakeney. Vaughan Gla- ser is also in the cast as the put upon Principal of Centerville High School and there's Maude Eburne in the role of meddlesome, but extremely funny neighbor.
 Henry Eldrich, Editor which is at the 20th Century Theatre Sun day, tells the laugh-packed story of Henry's experiences as editor of the nigh school paper. His troubles stem from the fact that he believes that by sensationalizing outside news, he can increase the school papers circulation. AS a result, the owner of a store in which there was an unimportant little fire, brings suit against the school because Henry in the school paper, has practically accused him of arson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-22
drawn at night.

drawn at night.
 By doing these simple things, l can now run my house on 12 per cent of the fuel I previously used, suppose. The total of the afore- mentioned saving is 88 per cent, but that is not all The concluding sentence tells me that the proper use of cinders will save as high as IS per cent. At this rate I do not need to light the furnace, but sim ply fill it up with cinders, clean out the soot, keep the temperature around 68, put storm windows up, pull the blinds down, and we shall be as snug as bug in rug.
 This is the first time in my en- gineering career that have found way to get something for nothing and I am naturally quite delirious over the prospect. Anybody who can use the 3 per cent of heat that shall have left over, is welcome to bring a truck and take it way any time they want.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-22
PVT. SCOTT
 I5JU5T0NE
 MANARMY

WITH THE AE.F. IN ITALY Pvt. Ray J. Scott of Seattle, Wash, was supposed to be just a runner between a battalion command post and forward artillery observation post but he turned out to be a jack of-all-trades-a master at them all.
 The Germans got the range on the observation post and killed the radio operator. The forward observ- CT was killed and the radio knocked out by exploding shells. But Private Scott started tinkering with it, got it to working and then took over the observation work too.
 He called for more fire to get the counterattacking ferries just in front of him. It got them and kept knocking his radio out of commits sion. but he kept tinkering it back into operation again Finally it was wrecked so badly that he picked it up and carried it back to the com- mand post.
 Battalion C0rnered
 By that time, the Jerry counter attack had the battalion cornered, but it didn't care to withdraw for fear it might expose the flank of one of the other outfits. Private Scott volunteered to go through the interlacing enemy machine-gun fire and mortar barrage to the regimen tai command post for orders. Some how he made it both ways and brought orders to withdraw tenn porarily.
 Then he led group of litter bearers out into the battle area to pick up wounded, he led a patrol to get information on the enemy positions-and got it--paying the way for successful attack the next day,
 That's the Seattle kid-a clean cut quiet guy who, when operating the observation post all alone under heavy fire, identified himself to puzzled command post radio opera tor with:
 That's who said, Private Scott just Private Scott"
 Buy War Bonds to keep him fighting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-22
DEANNA DURBIN TO BE SEEN AT
 CAPITOL SUNDAY

Deanna Durbin's latest and most eagerly awaited picture, The Amaz- ing Mrs. Holiday" comes to the Capitol Sunday.
 The story is described as one of timely interest and importance. Action, for the most part, takes place in the glamorous society circles of San Francisco while many exciting sequences are devoted to the perilous aftermath following Japanese encroachments in the Orient
 Deanna's vivid, grown-up person. ality is declared to be thrillingly displayed in her role of an Ameri- can girl who. with a group of helpless little children, fees the Yellow scourge. Noted players in the cast include Edmond O'Brien, Barry Fitzgerald and Arthur Trea- cher
 Esther Dale, Harry Davenport, Grant Mitchell, Frieda Inescort and Elisabeth Risdon are other well known Hollywood favorites in the cast
 Five vocal selections are present. ed by Deanna, all of which are logically interwoven with the story movement. They are "Visi D'Arte" by Puccini, The Old Refrain" by Fritz Kreisler and Alice Mattul- lath, Mighty Lax Rose" by Nevin and Stanton, "A Chinese Lullaby translated by Madame Chang, and Chinese version of Rock Bye Baby"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-22
TIDES TOMORROW

High tide 0:15 a. m, Al feet. Low tide 5:52 a. m., 3.6 feet. High tide--11:56 D. m., TIT feet. Low tide 6.38 D. m., -2.2 feet.
 TIDES MONDAY
 High tide :03 a. m, 15.3 feet. Low tide 6:42 a. m, 2.7 feet. High tide-12 :46 D. m., l8.7 feet. Low tide-7:24 D. m., -3.2 feet.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-22

A THOTEL JUNEAU Here from Seattle, MT. and Mrs. A. J. Kelly are registered at the Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-22
GUEST AT BARANOF

A guest at the Baranof Hotel, Marie Zumwath is here from Val- lya, Calf.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-22
FEATURE TIME

. At Capitol on Sunday e.: [ . 2:20, APO. 6:20, 820 and . . 10:20 . . At 20th Century at PAS [ . 8.20 and 10.30 o'clock. .
 . q . . q q .
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-22
CURRENT VERSION
 OF GRANDMA GAG

CAMP CLAIBORNE, La. - The private asked an emergency fur tough. His father, he said, was i'll. The Red Cross undertook routine investigation of the case. Came a wire from the private's home town, Greenville, Ga, which read: When we called at the home after a 19- mile trip, applicants brothers said the father had gone squirrel hunt ing and so far as they knew sol- dier's presence not needed"
 Furlough denied.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-22
Peace Stare' Is Dangerous
 Says MtNufi

DETROIT, Jan. p. = Manpower Commissioner Paul " McNutt de- nounced as allies of the enemy the worker who wants leave from war production in order to land feet first" in peace, and the hard-boiled employer who wants to beat his competitor in the postwar market" ,"
 McNutt denied rumors of "tre- mendous cutbacks" in war produc- ton, and asked Detroit and the nation to reject the peace scare which would collapse the manpower front"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-22
NARROW ESCAPE
 FOR NAVY MEN

DEER LODGE, Mont.-Strange fish attacked the rubber boat upon which Robert c. Flock and other Navy men were padding in the South Seas after their plane was forced down
 They fought them off with their paddles, Flock said in a letter to his mother and finally reached an island. Natives told them the fish were barracudas and would have ripped them to pieces if they had succeeded in sinking the boat.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-22

Buy War Bonds to keep him fighting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-22
PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY

Have a portrait artist take your picture. Eamersley Studio. Opposite Federal Building. Phone 2a4. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-22
COMMANDER MacKINNON IN

Commander Simpson J. MacKin- non, USN, arrived in Juneau this morning and is registered at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-22

HERE FROM GUSTAVUS At the Hotel Juneau, MT. and Mrs. Floyd German are in Juneau from Gustavus.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-22

WILDTS FROM CHICAGO MT and Mrs. Fred Wildt and son, here from Chicago, are at the Bar anof.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
Bungalows Tor Saie--Easi
Bunqolows for sale-west

ASHTON. 1925 Nr 7 Mile. / hlk
" OF Snuthheld New. only
Cartwright
Reaume 4 SHloway. Inc, RA 6i6i
rOYLE NEAR = MILE
Large face brick. gas heat carpet
Ing. garage many extras IN. 1-i300
ELMER Nj. CLARK
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
BUSINESS Property Tor Sale
APARTMENT PROP. FOR SALE
APPRAfsALs

AIf ikAl1Al<G
Our Facts and Figures explain m
detail everything you need 10 know
TO make n wise investment IN this
liquidation market Dollars will con
tinue 10 30 down while real property
goes up, Can you afford 10 watt
See Mr. Bedford
FIREPROOF 30 apts Concrete floors
and roof. Construction cost $3.50. q
600. Rent S2s 600. Nets 1870 on sac.
rifice price Sl45, 900, $40, 00o down.
S25. 600 DOWN. Imagine buying this
high grade apt. like new, sold once
siT5 000a Debated price SIC. 900. Rent
Sl6.Soo. Terms 500 mo. incl So.
int. "a
HEIRS SPLIT % apis new Rel.
vinators Elevator Tiled hsNs
Cheap OPA rents $40 600. Price 81 o
600. Only $3.50 mo. incl Sc
BIG IL apt All rms hne cond 4,
stoker. table top stoves garaCe
Trivial rents s. 900 Dehes compefi-
tion $40 DON Terms $4,000. bal
S1ts mo incl 5C
HOMER WARREN A COMPANY
Dime Bids CA. o32i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26

PLAfNVIEW Ie2os VACANT
2 ~ ODD 3 r-F c\ne-fe win bay
. .ncrus Egerseai NCrm sash and
screens hHst merit Naf recreation
roor space \f1 s0ccrf rf et
-~~~frI. f~I rrf fHrrf r~n ~ fU.
terms DFen s-c1a. Cadillac 4fsl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
Lumber, Building Supplies
Lumber. Building Materials

20x5o FRAME cottage 10 move. 1881
Noble; also brick steel garage
lumber. priorities not necessary.
Joyce Wrecking. 6235 schasfer Rd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26

1889 pACOSTA
s large rooms near schools. paved
street. Sf.llO $500 down
5 rooms bath. also attic bedroom
plaSiercd basement, ucWfy painted
2 car garage. Dot iO5Nl5n Fine -aa vI.
trees shrubs So 900 Si,3o0 down
QWCk possession. Harkins. 2ll4J
EavEfW Ri t4-k
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26

fO-ACRE farm IN oceana County,
a. mi Hart. !. mi "a $50. 900
Catholic church. parsonage. school
and Sisters Home Icvef. gravel
road mi balance paved. Fine
form house flll hasn't we'll and
windmill Good harm. garage corn
crib 100 peach trees ? yrs old. %
pear 30 apple Fome sweet cherries
Pine divers hed tarm ard attractive
hont, s. 500. Hanson Osborn. Hart.
Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
ELSEA REALTY
PFNROD. 672S

and Investment Co.
N TlTw Vt fffn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26

REAL ESTATE WANTED

( LARGO Lon for sale real bargain.
can olive 100
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
WHITCOMR. 10045

OPEN / TO
Just $ o. Plymouth Rd vars1t ;
I'm. hrck farm tNpe, huIf la 1912
TIE bath screens storm sash. Our
best buy.
-RRl,TGS- REALTY. We s-T230
WISCONSIN. S OF 7 MILE
Colonial 5 yrs Oh rms and nook
first H.. hedrnfs hath M gas air
cond range refrig UN i-430n--
EIMFR NJ CLARK
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
FARM AND LANDS roR SALE
"Strout BARGAINS

81 200 BUYS ls0-AcRE Farm
About $50 acres for potatoes, corn.
beans. etc wire-fenced. spring
watered pasture. wood: 800 sugar
naples. II fruit trees. short run 20
depot village; 15-min. drive 20 city
advantages; pretty lake handy; com
Portable S.rm dwelling, hardwood
floors: barn 40x50, tool and poultry
houses: sacrificed by aged nonresi-
dent owner: see picture pg. SO.
so ACRES, GOOD BLDGS.
Fronts on gravel h'way, village 2
miles hustling city within 20-min.
drive. s-rm. dwelling windmill /;
pleasing view. barn 4ON52. granary.
40-ft. poultry house. etc. about rs
&C. for high paying crops; spring
fed pond waters pasture, fruit I'M
part down; pg 81 Biz New spring
eatsioT. Bargains many states
sTROuT REALTY. 7.PZ SO. Dear
born ST, Chicago 3, III.
SECURITY IN LAND. now and after
the war. Located in developing oil
area. Investment with attractive
speculation, 81 - sic per aere, terms.
$. W. Presley. Pueblo, Colo.
$40 ACRE stock farm, barn 40x60.
basement and 4 room house. stock,
tractor and all farm tools % cows
and 4 horses Priced $50. 900 or will
trade for Detroit property. Geo. To.
bias. broker Mancelona- Michigan.
40 ACRES - Small lake, 10 acres
woods S3mile circle northwest,
50, 500, terms VIII take car or trailer
as part payment. Dearborn 1851.
20 ACRES ~ Part large trees good
lahd. Will trade or sell. Dearborn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26

kEDOfCt ecla cor Hlfinr--s
fSO-r deep shaees fspce. qf
8 soc easg psrfs LAEFlhh n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26

Eoquires 81 Boa drvn shows ~
rFt. A a-room income UPPER rerfei
furnished. n A. furnace stove heat
in upper Located IN Dearborn. 81
--lE- Il ~ Ia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
LAKE, RIVER PROP. FOR SALE

ANCHOR BAY BEACH Groom cot
tage, lot 5Ox20O, sand beach.
owner CA 1900 TU. 2-6i7e.
ATTRACTIVE low priced lots hav-
ING frontage on either Lake 81,
Clair, river or canal. (See Mr.. Muir
ray at COLONY TOWER NEAR Al
GONAC on Sunday or call RA. 1910
days or TIL. 2-i769 eveningsD
CLINTON RIVER - 5Ox3O0; $995 !
terms. owner. CA. 1900. IT,. 2-647e
ST. CLAIR River-50-ft. lot, 81 $50.
Owner. CA. 1900, tn. 2-5tT9.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26

COLORED-NO or BLVD.
VACANT 2-tamily brick. SIS. 81 700
down FRAME 2-family. 8 each
81 800 down EIGHT-familyo rlsr
Wool Naff 81 200 down $3.50 mo
income. ALSO 6.family brick, $4,000
down PALMER S4famiiy brick
81 aoO down FOREST. two 7-roum
frames $500 down TWO stores and
--room frame $500 down LYSLES,
TIP 2.1qr1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
McNichols Woodward
McNichnls Oakland Sec
15s47 Cruise. mr.. Cooley Hi

BRICK income s and bath down &
and bath up Dear garage 1ha Is
rc1 ruv IN q uire neirhnofnrHt
can be- shown 1895 daily Can OTTO
SCHATH 2eit5 Ford Re near Mid
ole Npff IF yUp4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
1Oc6 DOWN

---rfff . ~ - ---Tr =
Noble joyce oregon 1900
COLORED Horton. lnveA ms
80 500 large down (Wni vacatet .
II smith q rms bargain Holbrook-
Cameron : rms $500 On DelUsr-
owen. nice cottage $3.50 On .
Cameron Canin bungalow, Euclid $40
8 rms make offer. Goodwin. : rms
$3.50 On Many bargains come o.
minister
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
LITTLE FARMS FOR SALE

20 ACRES = Part large trees good
lind. VIII trade or sell. Dearborn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
HOUSES ron sALE-wEsr

DEARBORN OPEN TODAY - Pc
rstf alg6 near Mirh bargain
$3.50 oak aAvrs fll basement
steam hcar unoy7 a't'r garage
~ stores ana Trans =. son Down
PETERSON al1f- OPEN TOD -
MOVE RIGHT ~. esfstc bsrf n
Nfar S. jefferson NACANI
large rooms s. bedrooms fNi
basement SIN M newly over
coates 81 600 down
INFANTRY ir22 Near ARMY
pPFS TODAY better come priced
ughY spRf ous roous> sg' room
|raIrfo1 vars/ oak tnruIetouf sH-
tomsrr furnace nod hrafer, must
he seer to 10 apprfrIafst
SANTA BARBARA is1sY sf Curtis
FFa.tlfu BRICK spacious rooms
rork and San fnort WaAalooW nrsi
tnor nat trcr,sre large lv room
a4fAwHfr hf Ear $50 500 to'a|
SANTA Rosa 1880 Al condition
rrr~f Pms dr. up OAR
frr-urhr1f E'.ker tfn Pc 500
fa.t- rrreI rErt arh 8. 500 ir
Nn,IcA t-f-- E-trr -0-rc.
5000 ecr.r'n garages 50 600 1r
RrENFTTF si0. corntf Garden
income suuF srt an1 nnok
vfstterstrppe1 rock wonI n.t.a'
|rf fF0lnl NIhfNNt rfft tr fFIff
rents far $50 payments orif S'a.
So 2a1 dnUn nossrts.on soon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
Lumber. Building Materiuls
SMITH-ORR co.

ROOFING, ASPHALT SHINGLES
LADDERS, ASBESTOS SIDING
LUMBER, MILLWORk. SHEET
METAL SuPPLIES-W
~ ACRES OF BUILDING SUPPLIES
1881 W. Warren Phone Oregon 0700
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
BUNGALOWS FOR SALE

ANNOTT. 2O067-Two blocks east ot
Hoover Road and Conner bus, y
mile north OF Seven Mile Road. Five
rooms. one year old on paved street:
reasonable down payment. S37 per
month See during the week. Private
owner Niagara O2Tl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
PLAINVIEW, 1888
ELMER NJ. CLARK


SEkBAlDT. aO31
IN Grand River Boulevard district
6-rOom fWo-sIofN WITH storm san
screens etc viii decorate through
nut Al IS 600 wth-Si 500 down So
DAYS possession ca 2O65. MA oi76
SHARMAN
2O3 Hammond Building
FULLER. i321q-5 rooms and bath
ron attic. fireplace hook cases
French doots 10 large porch with
awning luw down pay't. Ian
PHARS. CA $3.50
VERMONT. 2s24 ,vacaut1 Nice
hrickote 5 rooms ana uiihtN iinq-
leuu stove cabinet Sink included
move in oni. $3.50 II ynu have
Sl,l00 Edelman e52e Oakland TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
Of SOTO. S726

Nr Fenkcu Wyoming shopping d1st {;
excellent transp. . rms. an. up,
coal air conditioned ht. rent ceiling
Sq7 80 both vacant. n can't last long
AZ SIS 500 See u today.
BRUTON REALTY We s-z230
FORRER. 1888 mi. WEST
Ranch bungalow, real one on a
io, fi0' wide hedrms- and hath
LIST n. * hedrm on second Pear
garage attached. screened porch. gas
air C0nd By app't only. IN. l-i3O0
IL ~ . IL A = Z
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
RESORTS FOR SALE

LAKE HURON. sand POINT. near
Caseville, Michigan. Year around
modern cottage. full basement, forced
air furnace, oil hot water heater.
Frigidaire, cleo. stove stone fireplace,
floor coverings. draperies. lot 75x30O,
restricted. Write 1920 Fenton Rd.,
tenton. Mich
20x50 FRAME COTTAGE 70 move,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
Suburban Reel Esiote Tor Sale

PLEASANT RIDGE
Lovely 6-rm. Dutch colonial, auto.
heat. garage. nicely handicapped. peri.
cond. immed occupancy; IS, $50. IN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
VACANT LOTS FOR SALE

BLOOMFIELD VILLAGE The 500
a. tigldly reStrictgd community lust
W and y ~ Birmingham. Buy your
domestic NOW az no increase over de-
preston prices. All city improvements
So per Il M. JUDSON BRA DWAY
&C Ma4estie Bids RA@.- a7no---,-
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
VICTORY GARDENS

AT ONfOrG.
ARTHUR , sCrLLY-cA.- 02s2
COLORED-Victory gardens. Buy
land now. build after the war.
Safest investment, $3.50 gives deed I;
ii-Mile and Gratiot. Address Box
BIS Detroit Times. 81.