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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-27
MICHIGAN BELL
TELEPHONE co.
PLEASE OBSERVE VINO RULES
200 PEARL STREET

WASTED ENpERIENcEp sTENoG
EApuER AND OFFICE CLERK
bv old local manufacturing com
pauy Steady work through post
war period Phone IS or write
rHra Tf.f-H
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-27
Classified Advertising

RATES. payment lne
one Day IOc Ten Days Sc
advertisement is three lines
classified Advertising
Not Insertion
Telephones 40, t7l
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-27
Legsi Notices
NOTICE


TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN
The Common Council OF the CITY
OF Ypsilanti deem II Advisable 10
discontinue, Vncate and abolish "A
part Of an alley described as follows
Commencing at the northeast corner
Of Lot Of block 10 In Normal Park
Addition to the city OF Npsllanti.
Michigan, ms originally plated.
thence west i3t feet TO n point in
the north line OF said lot s, 10 feet
east OF tho northwest corner OF said
lot s, AZ originally plated; thence
north l6 feet to n point In the south
line Of lot 10. l6 feet east OF tho
southwest corner Of lot 10, az orig
inally plated. thence east iai feet
to the southeast corner of lot y. ne
originally plated, thence south 10
feet 10 tho place Of beginning Also
described as lying and being south OF
lots y and 0 and the east 80 feet uf
lot 10 IN said block 10. In Normal
Park Addition as originally plated.
and north OF Tots 6 and 7 and the
east % feet OF lot . In said block 10.
az originally plated.
And further notice IL hereby given
that the Common Council OF the city
NJ ipstlanI will meet In tho Council
Han at the city Hall In said CITY OF
Npsilanu, Michigan, on Monday. May
81. 1915 AT 1880 o'clock In the e,s-
Ming Of said day TO hear objections
10 the vecating. disseminating and
nbollsbing Of that part Of said alley
being vacated and discontinued
II. e.. HOLMES,
Adv b0'S city Clerk.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-27

NORTH ADAMS ST. near High
School. 9 room house. hardwood
floors down stairs two baths,
furnace, garage. Two family.
Price $4,000. Terms ~. G. Peer.
Realtor, 1l9 Pearl St, Phone
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-27

GAS TURBtNE WORK"
aud reciprocating aircraft engine
projects, involving long range
program, requires Immediately,
experienced engineering person
mel. designers layout drafts
men. checkers md senior de
taiIcrys engineering department
heads. project engineers, power
plant design engineers. Aircraft
engineers FOR stress flight test,
Instruments. weight md balance,
estimating and mock up, tool
designers, gear processing engi-
ucCrs and laboratory tcchniCians
a. largo plant IN northwestern
ohio Development experience ~
desirable All applicants subject
70 W NJ q. regulations. Apply at
United states Emplo> ment Scrv-
irc LIB Pearl 81, Ypsilantl
Man no CULTIVATE AND HELP
at Nursery Good wages ana liN-
ing quarters. Part time work for
wife willow Run Nursery, iSi6t
Eaorse Road. Phone lG52-N-l#
Al AUTOMATIC SCREW MACHINE
upcrator--ahle to set-up. Eligible
under VINO. Rules. Phone Dexter
l62l
PRINTER-P EESSMAN and printer
operator for seni-weekly rewspa-
per and job shop. Permanent
Good pay. write or apply in per-
Ron. Huron County Tribune. Bad
Axe, Michigan.
IDEAL FURNACE 90. MILAN,
MICHIGAN. NEEDS
LAHpEERS
GRINDERS
MACUINlSTS
PATTERN MAKERS
Hui or part time Apply at plant.
" NJ 4. I,Ulps AuulN.
MNN To WORK ON FARM. one able
to drive tractor Have quHlifica-
taus for your dcferment. Phone
South ItOu .agN write DarOld
Heidi. 5000 Eleven Mile Rd.
WANTED - Automobile mcchanic
and automobile metal fiuisher and
painter Permanent employment.
State. experience and give refer
cu.'s Write BOX VS. car" Press.
Man OR BOY to work in Hardware
store. Steady Job. Reply giving
age, experience, references and
previous position. Box N-55 care
Press
NASTED-Man 10 learn rccapping
and yulcanizing. Permanent job with
postwar future. willing TO work.
g. Ramus Co, W Michigan.
Situations Wanted-Msle
LIGHT TRUCKING
And also work by tho hour
wanted. Phone 253G-J.
Situations Wsnted-Femsle
MIDDLE AGED WIDOW wishes
housekeeping position. no other
woman In charge, Box vi c Press
Automotive
House Trsllers For Sale
NEW TRAILER
DoIlys. Oten Ranges. Tanks.
Generators FOR Coleman, Preway
Stoves. Repairs. A. & T.. Trailer
Sales. 1879 T.. Michigan. Pm. e6sJ
HOUSE TRAILER 20 \ -. beds.
ice box. Duo Thcrm Heater. Good
tires s53 D. Michigan. Selleck's
Trailer Park, 80. " side.
1899 THAVELO HOUSE TRAILER
FOR sale. Good condition. 50 Emer-
TX 81.
Automobiles For Sale
1881 FORD COrTE in good condi-
ton. cash. FH0ne f5iS-w after
2 p. m.
Automobile Repair, Services
YOt CAST Fin YOTR CAR
rs raying and swearing.
See" Lee about tune-up
And General Repairing.
Ice Borck's Garage
73s Lincoln street
Auto Accessories
8 m BE STEWART-WARNER car
radio. Perfect condition 1913 sud
hury- u
Wanted To Buy
PRIVATE PARTY WISHES LIGHT
NEW % or ~ CAR FOR CASH
call 2t657 Ann Nrbor after p. m.
Livestock
II0LSTEI% COW , years old.
matched team year old colts.
broke Robert Armstrong sO4S
Stony Creek Road.
NEW MICH COWS. Plymouth
Rock hens Balcd straw. 1850
CrsnG I'd. Phone 1861.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-07
es%s' sss.s. OF Interest to Women ssas sa,
By Kinder
James Cannon
Weds WAVE
In Pensacola

Friends of James L. Cannon, avia-
ton machinist's mate second class.
in the navy will be interested to
learn of his marriage on May 9
to Miss Lee Bishop, seaman first
class in the WAVES. The ceremony
took place in the chapel at Main
side Naval Air Station at Pensa-
cola. Florida, with Father Donloy
officiating.
The groom, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. E. Cannon of El Centro, is well
known here as he attended elemen-
tary schools here and graduated
from Central union high school
He joined tre navy in January,
I343.
He is the brother of Mrs. Bert
Purdy, Mrs. Robert Griggs Master
Sergeant B. j. Cannon in England
with the army air corps; Alex Can
non, Jr., in the South Pacific with
the Seabees; and Pvt. Donald Can
non, stationed in Camp Hood, Tex.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs A. Bishop of Long Island,
New York. and is stationed at Barin
Point, Florida. She is at present on
furlough and has joined her hus-
band at his station, Quonset Point,
Rhode Island where he is await
ing overseas orders.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-07
RATION POINTS

MEATS, FATS, Stamps Ed
through August 81. Stamps w
through J2 good through June 80.
Stamps K2 through P2, good through
July 81. Stamps O. through w, good
through August 81. Stamps w
through % good through Sept. 80.
Save every drop o. waste fat. For
victory in 1945 an added 100, 1000, 900
pounds is needed. Each pound is
worth red points.
PROCESSED FOCES - Stamps
NJ through So. good through June
60 Stamps T2 through X2, good
through July 81. Stamps W, 70,
and Al through CT, good May
through Aug. 81. Stamps D1 through
HI good through Sept 30.
SUGAR-Stamp 36. Book 4, good
through August 81.
SHOES-Book 8, Airplane Stamps
l, 2 and 3. Termination date not
set.
GASOLINE-15-A Coupons good
for four gallons each through June
81. B-6. C-6, BIT and CT coupons
good for five gallons.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-07

ious Story Heller; Marlea Atkin,
violin, Bohemian Girl (Balfe, AM
brosia); Patricia Brown, violin,
"Barcerolle" (Schaihovsky. Green
wold); Nancy Young, violin, "Aben-
lied" (Schumann), and "Stephanie
Gavotte" (Czbulka);
Joyce Nielsen, violin, Oriental
(CuD, and Evening Song" (Schu-
MANN; Joyce and Roberta Nielsen,
violin duet, ANGELS Serenade"
(Braga), Roberta Nielsen, violin,
"Old Refrain" (Kriesler; Myra
Steele, piano, "Hydn- -Go-Seek" CART.
Schaum), Dream Ship" CTschai-
kowsky, Arr. Schaum);
Doris Laird, piano, Shooting
Stars" CTaylor); James Chambers,
piano, MY Heart at Thy Sweet
Voice" Saint Saens), and "Bolero''
(Moskowski, Arr. Schaum) Beth
Haas and James Chambers, piano
duet, I'm Gay Colors" (Anthony)
and "In Merry Mood" Carey /;
Beth Haas, piano, Artists Life
tStraus) and "Gopak" CMousorgskD
The younger students appearing
were; Lura Hemby, piano, Swing
ing Along" (Schaum) and Tic Tao
Toe" (Schaum); Shiela Beriaume,
piano, THE Assembly March" will
liams); Neva Hawkins, piano, Dane
ing Dew-drops" (Anthony). and
"Fleecy Clouds" (Folk Tune; Mer-
riam Ball, piano, big Ships
(Thompson) and Steamboat Round
the Bend" (Thompson
Zildah Jane North, piano, THE
Long Trail CThompson), and MY
Bonnie" college Song); Mardell
Maran, piano, Boat Song" CWag-
ness, and Indian Dance" FrosD !;
Merle Humfel, piano, Bouncing
Ball" Rolfe); Barbara Stapleton,
violin, "Old French Song" Folk
tune); and Sleepy Head" (Brox) :
Jacqueline Johnson, piano, "On
Tiptoe" (Frost), and Sleepy Mil
ler'' FROST; Norma Stapleton, pia-
no, Fancy Free" (Williams), and
Dancing Sunlight" (Anthony) ;
Richard Salazar, piano. Moths
tThompSon); Rose Aline Water
man, piano, 'Embers" (Rolfe) and
Basque Air" eFolk tune);
Wanda Rutledge, piano. Gay
whistler" (WagnessD Dolores
Wright, piano, "Ice Carnival
(SchaumH, and Austrian Dance
(Folk tune); Wanda Mullins, piano
plantation Serenade" (Wagness)
and Dance of the Butterflies" (An-
thony); Russell Kirk, Country
Dance" Beethoven, and Left
Hand Nocturne" (Wagness).
All children in Wednesdays re-
cital were beginners except Richard
Salazar and Russell Kirk. The lat
ter had the highscore for music ap-
probation class of the younger
group. Myra Steele had high score
for the older children.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-07
Special Powder
Banishes Shine

What can you suggest for nose
shine that still CLEANS after you've
tried all the usual aids?" 3
A doctors chemist, to whom I
put this readers question, says a
face powder containing small per-
centage Of Sulphur would be the
answer, provided Mrs. *" doesn't
have an allergy to sulphur.
To make sure that she doesn't
and you, too, if you want to use
one of these specially formulated
powders to blot up shine from an
oily skin-try the powder out on
a small area of your forearm be-
fore using it on your face. If
there's no reaction after you make
the patch test. sulphur powder is
safe to use What's more. it will
give you as much cosmetic flattery
as any other tace powder because
Certain costume touches make
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-07
Society
Clubs
Mt. Signal Home
Group Ins+aIls
New Officers

Officers for next year were in
stalled by members of Mt. Signal
hcme department at the last meet
ing of the season held Wednesday
at the home of Mrs. Howard Swink.
The new officers, installed in the
morning, and Mrs. D. M Middleton,
chairman; chairman; Mrs. Swink
vice-chairman; Mrs. Santa Tavolaz-
ri, secretary; and Mrs. Martha
Gross, treasurer
Following a potluck luncheon,
Miss Florence Glenn gave a lee
ture on home Gaming and simple
plumbing repairs
Those present we're Santa Tavo-
lazzi, Dorothy Preece, Eugenia Hen
ry, Eva Balm, Elizabeth McKim, Eli
zabeth Watts, Mary Locher, Lucy
Middleton, Heidi Locher. Patricia
Swink, Anna Brandenberg, Palmira
Bertussi,, Teresa Furrier, Della Har-
per, Mrs. Swink and Miss Glenn.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-07
new BOOKS
FICTION

FICIION
Death Visits the Apple Hole by
Cunningham; Commodore Horn
blower" by Forester; Dear Nurse
by Garrison; Youth Is the Time
by Gessner; Sage quarter" by Har-
ris; New That Aprils There" by
sNeumann: The innovator" by Ro-
bey; Might Unto Night by Wylie.
NON-FICTION
Teacher in America" by BarZun;
PILOTS All by Felsen; Pioneering
the Helicopter" by Morris; Mob g.
by Parsons; Forget Your Age" by
Steincrohn, M. D.; Through Japan
ese Eyes by Tolischus; Fashion Is
Cur Business" by Williams; Nor
NAL Lives for tie Disabled" by
Yost and Gilbreth: Here Comes
Tomorrow" by Zelomek.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-07

1NaIy LOSdheS, pIdIIO, bouncing
Ball. tRolfe) and "Minuet";; Doro-
thy Bryant, piano; Rosy Cheeks"
Carey, ard Long Long Ago.
tBaylD, Patricia Brown, piano.
Song of the Sea Shells" CKrog-
nam;
Roberta Nielsen, piano, Fragrant
Blossoms" thnUhony) and Deep
River tSpirituaD; Marilyn Brown,
piano, Rainbow Fairy CKrogman) j;
Joyce Nielsen, piano, Birds in the
Wood (Anthony), and Bee in the
Clover" (Thompson)
Nancy Bramkamp, piano, "Sorcer-
er's Apprentice" Dukas), and Cur
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-07
Picnic, Dance
Announced
By USO Club

Two USO activities have been
scheduled for this weekend, ac-
cording to Mrs Rita Noah. club
director. i'll addition to the regular
informal entertainment at the club.
A picnic at Rancho Shelean. the
home OF MRS. Harold Shelby, will
be held Friday night, with the
group leaving from the USO at 7:3O.
Servicemen and their wives and
servicewomen will join the junior
hostess for the weiner roast, dane
ing and games.
The popular band from Mitchell
Convalescent Hospital will play for
the regular weekly dance on Satur-
day night, to be held from $3.50 to
II at the club
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-07
1t. Mary SIaton
Takes Training
AS Army Nurse

Second Lieutenant Mary Slaton,
left last Wednesday to report to
active duty with the army nurse
corps at Madison general hospital.
Fort Lewis, Washington. After her
basic training, she will be assigned
to Dewitt General hospital at Aub-
urn, California.
Lieutenant Slaton is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Slaton Of
Holtville, where she attended ele-
mentary and high schools. She is
a graduate of the Riverside Com
munity hospital school of nursing.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-07
O. E. S. to Mark
Founding Of
Signal Chapter

A party marking the anniversary
of the founding of Signal Chapter
No. 276, Order of Eastern Star, will
be held by the chapter following
the meeting at pm. Friday in the
Masonic temple.
A special Red Gross donation will
also be taken when members give
pennies or other coins in the same
number as their age.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-07
HOPKINS STARTS HOME

MOSCOW, juno 7.-UP)-Harry
L. Hopkins completed his mission
to Moscow for President Truman
Thursday and left for the United
States.
Behind close curtain of secrecy
Hopkins has conferred for two
weeks with Marshal Stain, other
Russian leaders and Allied ENJOYS
here.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-07
SUPERVISOR VENCILL
is SERIOUSLY ILL

Dave Vencill, banker and county
supervisor from Holtville, is criti-
cally ill at. his home in Holtville.
He became i'll last Saturday anc
since then has suffered severa
heart attacks, Mrs. Vencill said. A
day and a. night nurse are assisting
in his care. He is not permitted
to have visitors.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-07
Eagles to Hold
Banquet Meeting

Members OF the FL Centro Eagles
and their families will attend a
banquet at s p. m, Saturday in the
Eagles Hall 500 Broadway.
Following the banquet, new Off
GERS for the coming year will be
installed.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-07
OF PERSONAL
INTEREST

Friends of Miss Mildred Records
will be glad to know she is doing
we'll in Mercy hospital in San Diego
and is now able 10 receive visitors.
Miss Records was connected with
the welfare department ii the court
house for several years.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-07
Zona North Presents Younger
Students in Music RecitaIs

The grammar school violin piano pupils
were presented recital Tuesday nights the
~ cuch The older students and the
and pre-school children Wednesday
Selections played by following children:
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-07

New York Matching halters and
hats, designed to lead a gay double
life with suits in the city and with
sports clothes in the country or at
the beach are a boon to summer
wardrobes on still another count
both open up to wash and iron as
easy as a handkerchief.
The Arpad-designed Dutch cap,
left, with matching halter of pink,
black and gray plaid over-laid with
satin strips, looks quite unsophisti-
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-07
FRIDAY

Vacation Bible school, S:30, Grace
Lutheran church.
Kiwanis, IL, Barbara Worth hotel.
USO picnic, 1880. club.
Spruce -Westmorland Community
Center. 7:3c. Westmorland school
Mulberry Magnolia Community
Center, s, Mulberry school.
Acacia Community Center. 8, Aca-
cia school.
Signal Chapter 276, Order of
Eastern Star, s, Masonic temple.
Church school staff. parents, 8,
Methodist social hall.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-07

1t. Margaret Small daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs c. H. H. Small Of
Ell Centre. and Lit. Lucille Cook of
Westmorland, w-ao entered the army
nurse corps together, are both sta
toned at Bushnell General Hospi-
tai at Brigham City, Utah
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-07
CALENDAR
THURSDAY


Young Methodists potluck supper,
I, Methodist social hall.
CAP. & C.A.P.C, 1880, high
school.
Gypsum workers, 7:30. Labor tenn
pie.
Red Cross Motor corps, s, Red
Cross headquarters.
Central Labor council, s. Labor
temple.
Old Time dance class. 8, USO.-
B.P.O.E., s, Elk5 cub.
Building trades, :, LABOR temple.
Calipatria INLAND Community
Center, s, Hoober hEI, Calipa-
tria.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-07

Mrs. Rudy Linden and daughter,
Diane, left Tuesday to join Lieu
tenant Linden at Ft. Bragg. North
Carolina, where he is stationed
MrsLinden and the baby have been
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs,
w. H. Graham of the Seeley area
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20
Bloomfield Village
.psilanti Estate

Located 5000 Geddes Rd.. between Ann
Arbor ana Ypsilanu. Open sun II 70
scrs, o. part e'@ ~ooisS sy'n'sn stream s1'nis ,srouss
property. heated BY OIL. Spacious iivrm.
-A,s marble & f,yspisss ". iib5srI ,p'ss,oS. s.S.
adjoining bathrms. large recreation
rr With bar; ad,oining iounfins room
Grounds Beautifully handicapped, All
fenced. Drive % residence zvrd from
highway with nice larfe trees on both
sides OF driveway Lsrfs barbecue and
fireplscs on frounds. This property
hishiy restricted One Of the exclusive
estates on Ceddss Rd Statesmen on
Grounds Sundays
RUssrLL I. ihNcLOfs
FRANK J RfrCtL
DE- s5oo-s05o CT 6pso-ssoo
; ar<SNs ..ss..-t..1- ..... t.k
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20
Suhurkun Reel Es,sie ier Sale

AT ONLY $3.50 Dows--smsii sunss
low IN Wayne, natural fireplace. cit,
water. hath ideal for couple. GROSS
MAN. 12o25 Michigan Ave. Just W
OF Eloise Wayns o3os or Wayne oe7o
BIRMINGHAM - Beautiful s-oedroom
brttk home on acres two tiled baths
ample closet space large living room
dining room library. BREAKFAST room
tiled hvatory. screened porch. frviI
trees, shrubs Scar garage Excellent
condition. Just outside Birmingham I'm
ts near school. s2i,ooo. Easy terms
Ideal for grOvinf children
LOUIS HAsCALL COMPANY
PHONE BIRMINGHAM 27s-W
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20
VACANT LOTS ron SALE
BUILDERS

BUILDERS
GABLE, between Mile and outer
Drive. 40 lots improvements. near
Catholic aud public schools. iSD down,
balance essy. Agent. TW 2-i747
BuY state owned properties See your
real csfate brOkff
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20
4a3h TWELFTH ST.
APARTMENT PROP. ron SALE
nSn.inn Uorid Nouyu

COM using WOrlQ NEWS
Nothing you car DO about II. rOu car
% something riaht nOw about hftias
yourself up before Il Is too late Rfsi
skLuted this opportunity can never hap
pen again In your lifetime. Get Nj.
Befords Fsc. 4 Fisures.
3o4s bLaiNE--7I.ft. cor. New stoves
nes r.frlr nsv stoksr. Tsmporsry loS
rrssr investment eTIiy SIS 600. y cash
$4,000 On 40 epts "a rrns.
clean location iri5 Glendale. Renti
$40 900 Original Gales value $4,000
900 nN.-InesaR- y.l!.ss, a4os
600 sold nnee SAC 900 Blfsesi- -snon
parcel IN eity Tor only $4,000
so APTs. solid concrete hollow til'
s,1a, 900. snap sCsise 600, terms
$50, 900 CASH, viii sSins 10 spts
modern iks ney HiEh rent see Field
Ave- stsp 20 Jeff Rent $40. 900. Can
raise 10 $50 900 after war
"a APT.-Lsrre court design. Lobby.
Recond. like mes Wonderful location
S-n,- EltehsE sE-nl4F Rent s2f 500.
terms s4s 900 cash to our new 4isrr
m SEH. MoToRs-choict property.
New 1,oves. new Gen. Eier stoter auto
matte hot water Has everything Rent
Q TEHRAcEs-Nesrly nev n. ". sec.
Fine solic bra. rir,plscer-full tiled
katas- -s,,e~efs Bra ssfssss. Rent was
ss snn-nnx x-aa Ries-es.t- -ass-
900. Entire price $4,000. Terms
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE

AT 40 in, Co. fund, for rood m,ge
H.nsel CO. Hammond Blds, CA 7eos
HOME mortgages M Dearborn and
ncinl.y. no service chsrre. rirs, Detroit
savings ana Loan Associs alton OF Dear
born, lss&o Michigan Ave, Dearborn.
4 r Ssn ~ svv n ~ye
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20
Hioh Cash Buyer

III 5 Doc
-anai- -ll.-..i--F. -------fR 7~s5ee-
JACK ALEXANDER really knows how
10 get the high fot your car or
equity cash Ia five minutes. Why rive
EN- away sass Woodward TR 2-9iSs.
WILL NOT be outbid on Junk cars,
trucks. $3.50 Michigan La 5i7o.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20
AUTOMOBILES WANTED

MILITARY man needs a car; vii
psy top ceiling price late light mooe,
preferrrd Phone betseen 70 ana IL
q NJ or ? and Z ?. ~. UN l-hIIJ, 4.
FACTORY worker needs car immedl-
model AZ psse loess chelses.
FREE OPA. fNFQRMArIoN
rR 600 HALL-DOpDs 40 9oTo
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20
AUTOMOBILES ron SALE
so oCARS
h- A
Must Be Sold

Plymouth 2-Deor, 1886 sf95
Ford Tudor. 1887 y... 1875
Packard Sedan, 1888. l65
Hudson Sedan, 1888. =. 145
Pontiac Coach, 1884 -. 90
Chevrolet Tn. Sedan SO I95
Studebskef Coach, 1885 i45
Terraplane Coach, 1887 275
Buick Sedan. 1886. .... 1875
Chevrolet Sedan, 1885. los
Ford Tudor, 1885 80. las
Plymouth Tn. Sedan 81 295
Dodge Sedan, 1886 ... 195
Packard Sedan, 1887. 3S5
WHY'S Sedan, 1910. -. 695
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20
100-ACRE FARM


With small home: priced to sell. en-.
EousIMxF-kPITxLEY2coar--
CALL Mr., RABAuT. CH Ssie
los AcHKs-Good timber, oss ana
ptue 80 screr; cisn cfstE hear IIEeI
!or buildings on vS-io. Laks Covats
IsSi,y.I. IsSs is.o Men S n; s''t so. S k.sin'' ss
las ACRES With $4,000 rood build
ssss Also Ansslus Lake irontsfs Also
lse acres near clsrkston iAsriss, s5
Ottawa DR., Pontiac
1es-ACRK stocs farm, 50 seres cleared
20 screI sifsifh creek sstered psstuV.
s-room house. newly painted. basement
psrn seneo, .air condition orchard and
s ' sos Ssna, sG 'is ..s 'is;T ss,p, 'oS
place some eli nshu. III health
reason for selling. Can sIss lmruediate
possession, Price ss,oob. 81 miles
south VI scar. Mloh Frsnt Toursns.
$50 ACRES Of ianf. -auitahlf- ia4s.-
Ing or summer fesoEi.- THREE ssts of
buildtnrt, all trTs.- house. so
Ristr, In the hear, Of ecvr hunting
sna -hshinr trout rtrt1m IN barr az
barn land N leased for oil and miner
Ala--haxf- fssmias taessE trrsaeTHF
tractor and combine riding horsei and
cattle Owner Ia called for military
ABLY write or phon, Trsnk Wilson
Phone 2af4 htsick, Mich.
s75 DOwN-sis MONTHLY
BUYS 40 ACRES
Bet NJ Pleasant and Biz Rapids
NO l--Nssr Chipps~s Lake. fec RODS
Long Lake Nicely titneereo. on rood
rc.a escsllsn, hun,inl sno hshinE
No 40 afrEl gpnf
road, nearly ready for plov. klectricity
near lsses and streams. Only $3.50
No. $50 .cr.s on MAO. Pavement
ns ss. sn n.T,l o1 .,p s,9 esas.!,p n,1.1
wooded. Only $3.50. $50 down, s25
monthly. Write or phone C.. NJ Porter
Phone 2s-sso; Evenings. ss-24a
LITTLE FARMS ron SALE
a sEAvTIruL wQopEp sersa !.
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DANDY ~ .cr... cit, water vret-
terms cfossMAs, NO s4s4 ''O
.rn niSt wSo9! Se1nrp sose s isss1 Ss.i toi sSS s.
elIst cRiRtT: it:'t csossaAse & ss Ga" no s444
a REAL opportunityl Large. tabstsn-
TALLY built old farmhouse. suitable for
combined home and business. with 81,
=, on busy Plymouth Rd Require,
Monroe Blvd AT $3.50.
ACRES-6 TO 80
slee uoed, foT picnic psrk. On paved
IS Nile road, near van Dyke. u acre
rood garden land on Van Dyke. south OF
; Nile Gas and electric bus lire.
Nr. Schedbsuer on property sunday.
PI Ass.
AcRE-meand. near is Mile. s-roon
house. oil stove, vel fruit trees. chick.
sR Tw coop $500 'iaoo down Agent
IrTRACTIvr pARcBLs on paved Alien
Road st vresland Road. near Trenton,
Biskisy Crett and trees st rear Az
cHksLEs cSossMAs-Ho s.~
25si4 Ecorss Rd. At 1887.
CHICAGO BLyD.--e beautifully wooded
40-ft lots 10 nrst block. for sl2 each,
a MI v,st OF ROUGE rsrh; Well re
:i''i'ss :, s:.sn "'Ri IL sssol sS'n' ri'm0''N no
water, sidewalks and shade tree: mr.
only siTs each. Sesmsn, North Line
and Dir. wyandotte 2Tb5.
roUR-AcRE .ehlcssn-ssrden farm. pave
ment. tleetociv. gas, bath lrsit siSht
hemphis, Michigan OF Mu se2A
FRONTAGE on PAVED HIGHWAY
y acre. with well-built 7-esdroom home;
utility room. 2oxlo' chicken house
immediate possession, Only $4,000.
1900 down GRossMAN. cor Van Born
ara uavnf peask wayrs Oe1O