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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-07-06
Americans Nearing
LaHaye; Russians
Making Big Gains
U. S. Raiders Damage Five
Japanese Ships In
Pacific Area

U. S. troops, supported by ar
artillery barrage greater than
that which shattered Marshal
Rommel's Alamein defenses ir
Egypt, yesterday captured the last
ridge overlooking the totterins
German West Normandy anchoa
and six-way road junction of La
Haye Du Puts.
With the fall of La Haye re-
garded as imminent, Canadian
troops, springing forward in their
first major action since mid-June,
captured Carpiquet and spilled
across its airport only three miles
west of the imperilled German
eastern anchor of Caen.
1t. Gen. Omar N. Bradley,
American first army commander,
himself pulled the lanyard of one
Long Tom rifle at noon. yesterday
as hundreds of guns sent shells
crashing into selected German
targets in the biggest Fourth of
Continued from Page One)
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-07-06
A $l6l,862. Bud get
Proposed For County
For New Fiscal Year
Tax Rate Of 81 Will Remain
Same If Proposed Budget
Is Adopted

A budget estimate for Ashe
county for the fiscal year 1944-45
setting up total proposed ex-
penditure of $161,862. and fix
ing the tax rate at $500, the same
as last year, was submitted
to the county commissioners by
C. S. Neal, county accountant, al
the meeting on Monday.
The proposed budget, which is
expected to be approved, calls
for an increase over last year
but there is also an increase ir
valuation of property over the
past year.
The county's estimated valua-
ton of taxable property is $780,
10000. With a tax rate of $500
the estimated tax levy is $87, 1000
From tax penalties and costs,
insolvent taxes, county farm and
other similar sources the county
expects to raise $685.; $13,206
from state and federal security
funds, etc. The budget in detail
is published elsewhere in this pa
per showing where the money is
to be spent.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-07-06
Canned Peas, Tomatoes And
Asparagus Rationed Again

tables evenly, giving everyone an
opportunity to buy his share.
This could not be done with can
ned vegetables at zero point val
ues."
Other canned vegetables still
ration-free are green and wax
beans, beets, carrotS,s corn,
spinach and leafy green's.
Other processed food changes
for the period through July 29
include the return of branded,
spiced and picked fruits to ra-
tioning. They get the same point
values as other canned fruits.
Spaghetti sauce and tomato
sauce in eight-ounce containers
are reduced a point, but vege-
table juice combinations in 49,
ounce cans gets a new value OF
five points, up from four.
All canned fruits, still in short
supply, retain their current high
values, while all frozen fruits and
vegetables remain ration-free.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-07-06
$4,000 In Bonds Y
Sold At Baldwin
Pie Supper, Sat-
Harry Hamilton Is Auction
eer; Prizes And Pies Are
Sold

Prizes contributed by West JEFF
ferson merchants and pies baked
by the women of Old Fields town
ship, ran into real money last
Saturday evening when they
were auctioned off for total OF
$31, 100000 in war bonds.
Todd Gentry, township chair
man, presided over the meeting
and Harry Hamilton, Watauga
county agent, acted as auctioneer.
The bidding was lively, with John
Houck reported the top man with
a $5,00O.0O purchase to his credit.
The auction was held on the
lawn of the Baldwin Methodist
church, where a stand was erect
ed, decorated. in patriotic colors.
Around rs people attended. Fol
lowing the auction, the pies were
served with soft drinks.
Mr.. Gentry said that he want
ed to thank everyone for their
cooperation in making the event
a success. The townships quota
was set at $15,OOO.OO and the
amount raised at this one event
was more than twice the quota.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-07-06
County Teacher v
Allotment Made
County Is Allotted III Teach
ers For Coming Year;
Based On Attendance

County Superintendent A. B.
Hurt announced yesterday that
Ashe county had been allotted
I'll teachers for the coming
year. This is about the same
number as was allotted last year
and is based on attendance.
There is a possibility that there
may be some change in this num-
Der, later on, however.
The allotment for the various
districts is as follows: Jefferson,
%; Riverview, q; Lansing, 81;
Helton, S; Virginia-Carolina, 4;
Healing Springs, IL; Nathan's
Creek, II; West Jefferson, %;
Fleetwood, Is; Elkland, IL; Green
Valley, S; Colored teachers, S.
Superintendent Hurt said that
there were still some vacancies
in some of the schools and that a
list of the teachers would be pub
Gshed later.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-07-06
Ashe Man Injured
In France; Lewis
Reported Missing
Large Number OF County Men
Took Part In The Initial
Invasion

News has been received here
of one former Ashe county man
injured in the invasion and anoth-
er reported missing. Accord
ing to unofficial reports there
are more than $50 county men in
the invasion and as far as it
could be learned yesterday, re-
ports of injuries or being missing
include only these.
Pfc. Archie Powers, son of Mr..
and Mrs. w. c. Powers, of White
top, Va, has been injured, but
is improving now.
James Lewis, a former depot
agent at Warrensville is reported
missing in action in France ac-
cording to information received in
the county by friends and rela-
tives. Lewis is native of Vir-
ginia, but has many relatives and
friends in Ashe, where he former
ly lived.
Ted and Todd Caudill, of Smeth-
port, sons of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Caudill are among the
many Ashe men in the invasion
and write that they are getting
along fine.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-07-06
Drive Will End
Next Saturday;
Ask Cooperation
Workers Are Urged To Re-
Double Efforts In Final
Days Of The Drive

With the Fifth War Loan Drive
drawing to a close, sources Of
sales reveal that with rapidly
climbing totals, the county is far
short of the 'sE" bond quota.
Unofficial reports from sourc-
es of sales yesterday showed
$685. 70.5O and to this will prob
ably be added other purchases
with which the county will be
given credit, but not on the 'sE''
bond quota, however.
w. D. Mcmillan, county chair
man, said yesterday that he be-
lieved that with an extra effort
that the quota of $4,000 for
Ashe county could be reached by
Saturday, when the drive Off
cially ends
All workers, stores, as well as
individuals, are asked to double
their efforts during the few re-
naming days of the drive.
Incomplete returns from sourc-
es of sales yesterday noon show
ed the following: Northwestern
Bank, $14,831.25; Ashe Building
and Loan Association, $168.75;
First National Bank, $4,000;
West Jefferson post office, $751;
381.25; Jefferson post office, ST.
85O.25; Lansing post office, $4,-
10000; Kraft Cheese Company,
$25, 100000; Norfolk and Western
Railroad COMPANY, 100000:
Ashe men in Service, $4,739.00;
other sources, $21,OO0.OO.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-07-06
Bonds And Beans
actiOzleg Here
Bond Auction Held IN Com
nection With Opening Of
Bean Market, Monday :.

War bonds, along with beans,
went on the air when the bean
market was officially. opened on
Monday evening. James Hare,
ST., popular local announcer,
speaking through the microphone.
told of the number of Ashe
county men now in service, the
number in the invasion and the
vital importance of Ashe county
people backing men who are in
service, and raising the county's
quota in the Fifth War Loan
Drive, now underway.
Due to the large crowd present,
the drive received wide publicity
and many who were unable to
make purchases at the time pledg-
ed themselves to do so in the near
future. j.. E. Roland, auctioneer
of the market, also asked the sup
port of the drive.
Many of the farmers turned
their bean money in for bonds,
when their sales were completed.
Prizes were auctioned and more
than 100000 worth of bonds
were sold at this time. Top
prize, a country ham, contributed
by The Skyland Post, went to
Mr.. and Mrs. John Weaver; Sec
ond prize, a radio battery, to Joe
Neal and the drawing prize, a
Chatham blanket, contributed by
Belk's department store, went to
A. B. Vannoy.
Those assisting in the bond
selling at this time included Mrs.
Jennings RAIDER, Mrs. John Hard
in, Mrs. Hoyle Stringer, Mrs. Art
Mrs. James Story and
Mrs. Ed M. Anderson.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-07-06
ODT Advises To
Buy Coal Early

In urging the nations house
holders to obtain an initial sup
ply of coal during the summer
months to minimize delay in de-
liverieS when cold weather sets
in, the Winston-Salem, North
Carolina District Office of the
Office of Defense Transporta-
ton today pointed out that coal
purchasers must be limited to
amounts permitted under regu-
1ations Of the Solid Fuels Admin
stration for War.
The shortage of motor trucks
and rivers available for coal dis
ribution is expected to become
critical this fall, Mr.. T. w. Han
cock, ODF District Manager, ex-
planned. He urged householders
to place coal orders during the
summer to assure an adequate
supply when winter comes.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-07-06

Washington-The Office of
Price Administration has order
ed the restoration of ration point
values for canned peas, tomatoes
and asparagus, effective last Sun
day, and dropped a broad hint
that other vegetables now ration
free may require points again
soon.
OPA assigned a value of five
points for No. 2 cans of peas and
tomatoes. Asparagus goes back
on the list at 10 points.
Price Administration Chester
Bowles said the changes were in
line with OPA's earlier statement
that points would be restored
when the remainder of the 1913
pack was cleaned up. Indicating
that the time is near for placing
other vegetables back under ra-
tioning, he added:
eve are already getting into
the new canning season, the prob
lem now is to distribute this
years output of canned vege-
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-07-06
Tax Collectors
Meet On July Ii

A series of eighteen district
meetings for town and county tax
collectors and attorneys is now
being held throughout the State,
under the auspices of the Insti-
tute of Government of the Uni
versity of North Carolina.
The meetings started at Chapel
Hill on June 10 and will end at
Bryson City on July II. They
are designed to cover the entire
state so that no interested party
will have far to travel.
The meeting for Ashe, Allie
ghany, Alexander, Caldwell, Ire
dell, Surry, Watauga, Wilkes
counties will be held at Town
Hall, in North Wilkesboro at 3
o'clock Tuesday, July II.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-07-06
Bean Mart Has v
Big Opening, Mon.;
Hold Sales Daily
Farmers Receiving Good Pric.
es For Beans; 1000 Bushels
Sold Mon. And Tues.

The Farmers Bean and Vege-
table Market started off with a
bang here, on Monday, when
hundreds of people were present
for the official opening of its
second season.
Around 5000 bushels of beans
were sold on Monday for an av-
erage of $2.O4 while on Tuesday,
1000 bushels were auctioned for
an average of $2.13, giving the
growers approximately $8,32O.0O
for the first two days.
The market has plenty of buy
ers and the prices are considered
good.
Sales are now being conducted
each afternoon and are usually
held around four o'clock when all
of the beans have come in for the
day.
Officials of the market pointed
out that growers should watch
their beans and market them be-
fore they are too full. Beans that
are too fully developed have little
market value, it was stated.
J. E. Roland, secretary and
treasurer of the market, is also
auctioneer. w. C. Vannoy is
president. Both Mr.. Vannoy and
Mr.. Roland said that they were
well pleased at the initial re-
spouse of the farmers.
Continued On Page Four)
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-07-06
W. B. Hardy Dies
In Quarryville

News has been received here of
the death of William B. Hardy,
of Quarryville, Pa, formerly of
this county, on Wednesday, June
26. Mr.. Hardy, who was 70, had
been in i'll health for sometime,
and died from heart attack.
Funeral service was held at the
Wrightsdale Baptist church, Sat-
urday afternoon, at 100, with in
terment in Penn Hill cemetery.
Mr.. Hardy, who was a native
of this county, was a farmer. He
is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Cynthia Riley Hardy and several
children.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-07-06
New Tubes
Now Ration-Free

All new tubes - passenger,
truck, tractor, and implement
are now ration free, OPA dis
trict director, L. w. Driscoll, an
nounced today. The action be-
came effective July l.
It is no longer necessary for
persons needing new tubes to ap-
ply to their local war price and
rationing board.
The district director pointed
tout that this step will aid in the
conservation of tires, since a
good tube properly inflated pro-
longs the life of a tire. This is
particularly important at this
time during the extreme snort
age of civilian truck tires, Mr..
TDriscoll said.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-07-06
Miller Rites Are
Held On Monday

Funeral service was held Mon
day morning, at HOO o'clock at
the family cemetery for Kenny
Miller, 12-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Mckinley Miller, of
Treetop, who died on Saturday,
July /. Rev. S. S. GRAPHICAL con-
Quoted the service.
The deceased is survived by his
parents and the following broth
ers and sisters: Carney, Ralph,
Wade and Dewey Miller, Of Ok
ford, Pa; Ellis, Ruth and Anna
belle Miller, of Treetop.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-07-06
Keys Spoke To \
ROtarians Here

Rev. Walter K. Keys, of Blow
ing Rock, who was the guest
kspeaker at the Rotary club here
last week, praised the American
youth in service for courage and
valor. He pointed the young
men out as shining examples of
this.
DR.. J. K. Hunter was in charge
of the program and the speaker
was introduced by Rev. B. A.
Meeks.
The officers for the coming
year will be installed at the meet
ing this evening.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-07-06

Red Cross Will
Get Information
On Polio Victims
Parents Of Victims May Con
tact Local Office For News
Of Children

The local chapter of the Ameri-
can Red Cross, working in con-
nection with the chapters at
Hickory and Charlotte, where
infantile paralysis victims are be-
ing treated will be able to sup
ply news for Ashe county par
ents daily concerning the condi-
ton of their children now in the
hospitals.
It was announced by officials
of the local chapter that the re-
port of the doctors visits to the
patients would be made to re-
representatives. of the Red Cross in
Hickory and Charlotte and that
this would be phoned to the Red
Cross office here.
A voluntary worker will be in
the office from 100 o'clock to
500 o'clock each afternoon to give
this information out to parents,
so that they may know the daily
condition of their children now
being treated.
This is a voluntary service of
the Red Cross in order to help
the parents of victims of infantile
paralysis. Mrs. John Hardin, ex-
ecutive secretary of the local
chapter of the Red Cross said that
if it were impossible for parents
to come in from 100 to 500 o.
clock, that she would be glad to
give out the information at an
other time.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-07-06
Use OF Canning
Sugar Explained

OPA officials said this week
that they again wished to remind
the public that the period of sec
ond registration for canning SUI
gar would continue indefinitely,
but that no one should register
for the second allotment until the
first allotment of canning sugar
has been used.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-07-06
Golf Will Speak
To Tire Dealers

D. c. Golf, price laison officer,
from the Charlotte district Of
flee, will speak to tire dealers
and garage service men at the
courthouse, in Jefferson, on Wed
nesday night, July IL, at 800
o'clock.
All dealers as we'll as others in
terested, are invited to hear Golf
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-07-06
ATTENDS RED CROSS MEET

Mrs. John Hardin, executive
secretary of the Ashe chapter of
the Red Cross, attended train
ing conference held at Green
Park Hotel in Blowing Rock,
last week, when special phases of
the Red Cross work were explain
ed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-02
LITTLE FARMS FOR SALE

CowAN RID. mr.. Wayne Rd.-7-rm
ranch houst. modern: chicken
house, AGAR, hot air heat, orchard,
Bis acres, $4,000. terms. Proulx.
A340 w. Vernon. Ia. $751;.
INCOME-5-5, hot water hit. Ia
acres fruit, berries; chicken coop,
gar. tractor, other tools. si2. 900
John Smith Realty, 24i05 Gratiot,
RosevilDe 2560-W or l2s5-M mn
OPPOSITE Lincoln Park High school
3 bedrms tile features; $500
dn ready for occupancy Mode
open, cor. Lafayette and Rose.
l.. Savage, Broker. AT, slf4.
ROYAL OAK FARMS
Rochester Rd. and "a Mile, s2x25s.
City water. elect. bus trAnsp
stores schools. churches, A city
domestic at farm prices. 100 down.
ROYAL Oak 1910.
HOUsEMAN- sPITZLEY CORP.
81 ACRES, vREELAND Road. be
tween Fort street and Allen road,
city water. electric. telephone 81, $50,
-reruls, also neautIful parcels on
Allen road AZ vreeland road. with
stream and trees. $3.50 up.
CHAs w CROSsMAN. 10. 64if
as ACRES with house. rooms and
bath. city water. Telegraph road.
IL miles north Of Flat Rock 81 800
cash c. w. CROsSMAN. 10. 6fii.
i53x260 IDEAL HoMEsITE - Res,
land. 81 miles from Detroit City
Hail. only S345: terms, CA. 1900
IT, 2-6f79
seA > fffT--Se,tef. water Eus, walks,
S675; near 13 Mile and Woodward.
Judson Broadway Co. RA. 300.
COLORED - Little chicken farms.
west side Bargains. ais Bean
kfrsr TDlrpaRtg mn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-02
FLAYs roR SALE

CoLORED - Kirby Hastings. brick
4-fsm., rms. each; income $3.50
mo :. So 500 81 O00 down. A buy
HAMLAR, 5l3 Il. Kirby--TR. 2-s5if.
COLORED-s 640 Chene, modern 2.
fiat. fun basement; . furnaces
newly painted. garages; 81, 700, 81,
800 down. F1izroy $500, \ .
CoLoRED - Warren Russell. 2-hat:
- $50, easy terms also 5 units
Beaufsit. terms. Schwartz. Cadillac
f2le.
COLoRED-A real buy 22aS Pierce
2-tam.. q rms. ca. steam NJ
CHERRH-2s57 Gratiot Fl COOS
COLORED OF white, 18th 81. near
Fort. 81: only 81 200, 1876 down
weekdays, Dawson 1915.
C0LoRED-- Vacant 1888 CheHe. cor,
Hale. 3 fats. rooms each, 81 900
down. FitzrOy 2S00'
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FARM AND LANDS ron SALE

the war. whAty A layoff. Protect
yourself and family by raising your
own food. $3.50 gives deed, Address
Box B-25e6, Detroit Times, De
arnl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-02
HOUSES FOR RENT
Furnished Houses for Rent
FLATS FOR RENT

WARM. 3 rooms modern, 80 minutes
Detroit; So so weekly. Phone Walled
Lake 12F23
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PETOSKEY-JOY ROAD
ONLY $3.50
SCHAEFER RID.

2 BLOCKS NORTH OF 7-MlLE
5000 dowa Beautiful brick duplexes.
? bedrms.. stove. refrig. storm and
screen doors Beautifully handicapped
Call John Quinlan, Cherry 1922.
COLORED
BFTHUNE- 2-story frame. Q rooms.
H. A good condition.
CUSTER 2-story r. rms ; n A.;
good condition
Bargains for cash or easy terms.
Mrs Finley. ca. 1921 or To $3.50.
HOMER WARREN 4 COMPANY
OLORED-2-family; Sherman, Is
rms 81 200, terms
CANNON BROS
1850, SHERMAN F1TzRoY oi4o
C0LORED-west Grand Blvd. s-rm.
brick, side drive, terms.
CANNON BROS.
1850 SHERMAN F1TzRoY ol4o
COLORED- Euclid. s-room single.
fireplace: s. 900. 81 500 down. 1880
Hazel. rooms, single. steam heat;
81 goa down Jackson Tyler 1888
CoLoRED-- Stanford. Milford section
3 ftarg, stores, Sf3 600, terms
CANNON BROS
1850 SHERMAN F1TZRoY ois0
COLORED -CHOPE-Gd. River, S-rm..
brk, IL a. ht., garage. S6.slO,
terms immediate possession r,
sLOB1N. TR l-o36s TY. 7-7lla
COLORED-St Autin- Garfield, -"une-
family. , rooms. bath, good conri-
tion, small down. payment. vacant.
TN 1887
CoLoRED 80 Nj Vernon. Brush 7
rms. II. A $1,000 Smedley, 40
r. Warren TE i-6ie2
r-rTr7rTr-T-TI 7aVIs0n Orleans, + rms
IN, N 81 700 81 1nn dn TO h-Nhl7
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

FAHNsWOKTH 3eil CW EnIaiO-
Hr r1gr1e FcmI-bath 3 near
II EAtkar5 rs Fentiemen
- .Iit. NIAIE 2gIZ L8rga room
Henefte rpfrllersfor. BAH ras.
l.f noe water
JOY Tr->sr---si -IW. c-fnishe1 nsn'
hnsFr seepllE 20 r. m excellent
transportation Tyler l-f53t
SIX alr.. 70 marc with cooking end
fsur>~- ffItIlfFcs N0fuirgs onlf
DfeXel els5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-02


ALEXANDRINE WEST 70 Front
sleeping room; employed couple.
Apartment 10, NTH floor. elevator.
Temple l0O6i
BOULEVARD FAST GRAND. 2352
dodge Bohnl Single 81. double
So up. always hot water, men only.
COLLINGwOOD -Twelfth Large
sleeping room. suitable two, excel
lent transportation. Townsend 5-333i.
DEARBORN. West Private home
all crnveniehces. excellent trans
/ portation. Dearborn ORES.
( FURNISHED room Working couple
/ Block from Warren Dearborn coach
| transportation. Cedar $685.
: GRAND RIVER joy Attractive rm..
private entrance. excellent trans
portatinn Tyler s-6asi.
ONE unfumished room for gentle
man on Brush and Medhury Can
'eTR 1880
PRIVATE room single gentleman
defense worker Must be- sober
christian home TrinHy 1852
QUIT. respectable colored man.
et6 Fa1nSW1rih.-Apt--l------
ROOM Cor gentleman. private horne.
breakfast DIPLOMA good trsnsporta-
iion. references LeneN 5617
f WEEKLY Rates - S6 single; 81
double. Cor'3nertal Hotel. $50
sproai hnt-'eefi fHGH and Cas-.
CIR "a 1875
WESTERN MICHIGAN Comfort
able room couple girls. Ecr'le-
men Kitchen rrttrges OREGON NSsi
COLOREn Comfortable room win
LlAfL go Gnara EIFf- twin beds
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Reui Estaie for Sole

Annapolis, cor. Jim DAILY
New ultra modern two and three
bedroom homes with high divided
Easements. tile features and all other
pre-war convenienCes. located near
schools bus and shopping center.
ONLY si07 CASH HANDLES. ball
ance Of down payment financed.
GROSSMAN
32023 Michigan Just west OF Eloise.
Wayne alh0 ur Dearborn 1886
FARMINGTON. near Smile Road q
Good 2bcdroom cottage. almost
new. large lot: ~ transportation
only 81 500. easy terms.
ELSA REALTY A. INVEST CO
6217 " FORT VI i-1400
LE-1MMED1ATE POS
SESSiON--10 new 1000 modern 3
bedroom dream homes situated on
large lots with PAVED STREETS
GAS already IN the houses located
close 10 both Catholic and public
schools near shopping cen t. r,
churches and bus lines. only $500
down.
GROSSMAN
ais2 s. Telegraph between Michigan
and Van Born. Dearborn 1886 or
WAYNE 900
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APIS: FOR RENT-Uniurnishec
HOTELS

THREE rooms nicely furnished.
upper income. colored couple on
two. ladies' VI. 1-S3Gp
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LAKE. RIVER PROP. FOR SALE

ANCHOR BAY BEACH 2-room cot
tage, lot 5Ox2O0 sand beach,
81 900 terms CA. 1900 TT. 2-6t7e
CLINTON RIVER 50x300 high and
dry ideal domestic. 1895, terms
CA 5000. TT. 2-6i79
ST CLAIR RIVER 30.ft. iot, $685..
-AaFsstHf 9 +aatrfr. TT. 2-5T7g
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-02
SALE

5 600 suits and overcoats; 1000 high
grade fur coats $40 up. First come.
FIRST served. 401 Gratiot. ELLIS co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-02
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

BOYS black Elyin bicycle for sale,
very good condition. NDrexel 6f0s.