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Fruit Coming

IN SPITE Of the sugar
shortage you need not
omit fruit canning from your
summers schedule, because
the dark and light corn
syrups can be used, in some
cases alone as the sweet
ener; and in combination
with sugar for other fruits.
If you must hold fruits a
day, keep them cool and
well ventilated. If you buy
food to put up, try TO get
local produce. because 1t
has been away from the
vines. bushes or trees a
shorter time.
Sort With Core
CORT the fruit 70. size
- and ripeness. Fruits of
the same size 0ok more
evenly. Don't spotted
or decaye1 'ceS; one
spotted peac can spoil a
batch.
Wash fruit very
clean, unG running water,
and only few pieces at a
time. Don't let them soak.
Lift them out OF the water
TO prevent draining dirt
hack on Them. Handle them
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gently and don't
bruiSe the fruit.
Place jars, caps
and rubber rings (but no
metal closures with rubber
attaehedl in a pan of warm
water, with a rack or cloth
in the bottom. so the jars
won't bump. Bring the
water TO boiling shortly be
fore time TO fill the jars
with the fruit, so all the
equipment will be hot when
needed.
jars and Paeking
lar closures with rubber
= made on" must be quick
ly dipped into boiling water
just before they are to be
used. Put wartime" rubber
rings on jars or on lids
with care. Do this just be-
fore filling the jars and
with the least possible
stretching.
Pack quickly while the
food is hot, pack it we'll
but don't cram in too much.
The jars should be hot and
the syrup hot. Cover the
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24
Test for Leoks

carefully tilt a cooled
- jar TO see If il leaks. II
il leaks open il and heat
the contents. Process again
in another jar with a new
closure.
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Out Of The Conner

; lars covered
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-16

agencies, all having to do with la
Dor. which are scattered all over the
District of Columbia and points
north and west.
Most Of the labors Of Hercules
were decidedly thankless ones and
were given him for spite because his
stepmother, Juno, didn't like her
husbands extra-curricular children.
Schwellenbach's job is thankless
enough, but it wasn't given to
him for spite. It was given to him
by his old friend, Harry Truman,
because the President believed that,
like Hercules, Schwellenbach could
deliver.
The first thing he found out when
he reached the palatial ''stables"
on Constitution avenue was that TAX
ing care of administrative matters
would keep any labor secretary as
busy as Augeas should have been
with his 5000 oxen. No wonder no.
body quite dared to try to corral the
20-some agencies, rightly under the
authority of the department. To ad-
minister them would under the
present set-up be an impossible
job. And so they grew up with their
own public relations departments,
their own statistical services and le-
gal advisors, separate entities all
going their own sweet, if sometimes
conflicting, way.
So the first thing that Schwellen-
bach did was to get together a small
group who knew the department,
who knew organization and who
knew Washington, to find out il
something couldn't be done to knit
the functions of the department
more closely together.
This was the first step in prepar-
ing the old home to absorb it's prodi-
sal children. When the new secre-
tary arrived in his panneled Office,
he called the staff of the depart
ment together and said he knew
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-16
Bagpipes Go Way Back
To Ancient Chaldeans

Scots have made the bagpipe
their national property, but bag
pipes were not originally Scotch.
They were introduced into Britain
by the Romans, and the Greeks
had them before the Romans.
They also had a word for them;
they called them askaules. Arts
tophanes called it's strains "bum-
BILE bee music" Did I hear
someone say, 'Not bad descrip-
ton?
The Egyptians claim to have
had bagpipes before the Greeks
ever thought of such thing. In
Egypt the instrument was known
as the asst. We can go back still
further. Drawings from Persia
and even ancient Chaldea reveal
that a primitive form of the bag
pipe was in common use.
Without serious risk of contra
diction we might say that the bag
pipe is the daddy of all harmonic
instruments, deriving its form
from the Pipes of Pan and rudi-
mentary organ to supply the dron-
ing bass.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-16
Plans Reorganization
OF Labor Department
New Secretary Undertakes Task to Knit
Activities of Over 20 Agencies; Seeks
To Avert Vet-Union Row.
BY BAUKHAGE
Ne,Os analyst and Commentator.
WNU Service, Union Trust Building,
Washington, ID. G.

WNU Service, Union Trust Building,
Washington, ID. G..
It took Hercules just one day to
clean the stables where one wealthy
but not too sanitary man had kept
10000 oxen. At least that is the way
I heard it at my fathers knee. Since
my father pioneered in Washington
state in the early ZOOS, I wish he
were here now to witness another
Washingtonian doing a Herculean
job which he hopes to finish by Sep
TENDER /.
I refer to Secretary Schwellen-
bach, whose assignment is to put
the department Of labor in order. He
isn't going to have to do much clean
ing out, but he has been tidying up
so that he can bring back under his
aegis most Of score Of prodigal
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-16
VotUs Impartial
Labor Department

Other separate agencies dealing
with labor will continue. The United
States Employment service and the
apprenticeship and training pro-
gram are now part Of the War Man
power commission. Social security
is run by the social security board.
II the movement to create a new
department of welfare succeeds, this
new set-up might conceivably alb
sorb social security and also the
children's bureau, now under the la
Dor department.
The National Labor Relations
board, which administers it's quasi
judicial functions under the Wagner
act, now independent, would have
it's housekeeping done by the de-
partment-that is, its financing, per-
sonnet and such matters would be
under the secretary of labor.
Since Schwellenbach has been in
office he has talked to whole string
of labor men and a whole string of
mana gement men, too.
II am not a labor Official" he
says, II am public official"
That pretty well sets up his posi-
ton and, as I said, it makes his job,
SO far as the lobbies of labor and
management 60, about as thankless
as the labors of Hercules. Congress
feels that the labor department is
supposed to look after labor inter-
ests and what Judge Schwellenbach
is shooting at is to have it operate
with the impartiality of court.
But his chief concern now is to con-
solidate under one head all govern
ment activities pertaining to labor.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-16

the feeling Of the men who resented
strikes while they were in the serv-
ice. Schwellenbach managed to
smooth out one of the toughest vet.
Grams versus unions troubles the
country ever witnessed back in his
home state Of Washington after the
last war. He admits there is no
doubt that such antagonism exists
now. "We may as well face it," he
says. But he thinks he can handle it,
One habit which Schwellenbach
wants to break up, and it is as,
sumed the President wants him to
break up, is having labor disputes
leap-frog right into the lap Of the
White House. Some, of the old-line
labor department officials used to
writhe every time long, hot tele-
gram went out such as some Of
those addressed to John Lewis while
the coal strike was going on, which
were signed by President Roosevelt,
but dictated by the War Labor
board, which labor and management
had snubbed. These o1d-timers felt
that many Of the questions could
have been settled with the ma
chinery which already existed with
in the department..
Of course, the War Labor board,
which has had all the tasks COM
plicated by the war to perform, will
die with WI Day.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-16
SEWING CIRCLE NEEDLECRAFT
Smart Crocheted Hostess Apron

Wear this crocheted apron when you
serve refreshments. Don't be surprised
at the excitement you createl Pattern
7407 has instructions.
Due to an unusually large demand and
current war conditions, slightly more time
is required in filling orders for a few of
the most popular pattern numbers.
Send your order to:
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-16

THE smart hostess wears cro-
Il cheted apron when she enter
tains. This one combines mesh
and petal stitches; easy, inexpen-
sive to make.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-16

that everyone agreed that there
had to be a reorganization and that
each division head also probably
agreed that his own group didn't
need to be tempered with. Then he
went ahead.
AS this is written it is hoped that
the report Of the crew Of investiga-
tors and a similar study of the
extra-mural activities will be COM
pleted soon so that comprehensive
report will be laid on President Tru-
mans desk by the first of Septem-
Der.
Reorganization
Touchy Problem
The next step would logically be
an executive order from the Presi-
dent embodying the Schwellenbach
report to make the suggested
changes. With his war powers, the
President wouldn't have to ask the
pleasure Of congress. But President
Truman doesn't want the changes
he makes to be temporary affairs.
Like every other president since
Grover Cleveland, he has requested
powers to reorganize the govern
ment and never has congress Of
fered carte-blanche go-ahead.
Such a bill is pending in congress
now. However, If the suggestions
made by Secretary Schwellenbach
were considered reasonable, they
might be put into a bill and passed.
In any case they will probably be
presented before the other measure
authorizing wider presidential au-
thority is considered.
In the meantime, labor itself Is
tending to cloud the atmosphere in
solar as acceptance of any efforts
to restore full, free, collective bar
gaining, which the no-strike pledge
and various wartime restrictions
have virtually suspended. The pub
lie is getting very irritated with vio-
1ations of the no-strike pledge and
what many feel to be union demands
which, whether or not they appear
fair as between labor and manage
ment, do not take the consumer into
consideration.
Much Of the antagonisn is due to
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
LITTLE farms ron SALE

4 SMALL house lot. a.. blocs'
from Michigan. Just vet Of WAYNE
wired partly finished inside full prics
aa.. a, Beceh I'd RE s9ao '''''''
ADJACENT TO CHARMING VILLAGE
this 24N24 house ON ace ~ fcrtn'
soil Is a steal 81 81 900 $3.50 down
s25 monthly ELECTRIC STOVE r..
CLUDED GROSSMAS 3442 : Tclc.
lraph tbetWeen Michigan aud Van
Born Dear fs7o or Wayne 092o
ALMOST &C on outer Drive sith
more than 1000 n ui frontage on
River Rouge this heaatifl prope y "a
-upet -f,-,-isi III IS 800 with 81 hon
On Newman Ecprse nd at Monroe
Blvd Al $3.50 " CH 1880.
AMID ToWE ERIEC OAKS AMI
NAPLES Completely modem 7-rugm
nome sits back no from road on
large shady lawn 5 ACRES out buid
ings equipment and siuCN inrlgfed Ia
total price of Sas0O. substantial
down payment required CROSsMAS
32O33 Michigan Ave. fiust " =
EloiSsi Wayne o303 or Wayne oH@o
BLOCK 10 OF Michigan Ave Ia nj
West OF Wayne i-rn cottage Vi'H
double Insulation. wired 4nf Ipcs
lathed bargain 81 .loa.- Nl"D cn
s22 per mo Newman Ncrtuinc and
DiX. Wysndot,s 275o.
CHICKEN FARM. TEN ACREs IN
pavement Modern ? bedroom insulated
home Fnll basement garage out huhd
lngs screened porch, good chicken
mouse Reasonably priced a. s. 500
CROSSHAS cor Van Bofr ana wayne
Roads wayne oa2o
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED

APPRECIATE csn from = nsysn1 plle
has good rsr f0 soil ai. psr r.s. pTIrs
% cal s nice lOl.H q 1afrn. Drive
AR A10fl
ARE 500 cbrisr plating .la .If -
a. 40 call a. a.lte
PACKARD
1-AE Jefferson Ave- PA 1-nn
ARlZONh BUYER PAYS TOPS
See-Ted Howlett-Call
sOol LIvERNOis no sTco
Az ONCE cars ~ t-.rU FOR part
jst Aa1e Psrf- zo+S firfr-rltrt ~
4LqO36 Ia 612I
ATTENTION
Am looking for clean car Uil aav al
cash. private PL 42fl
AUTOS FOR IUNK-CJOD PRICES
Buyer WIN Call MI 5000
BETTER prices said for yugr 90. or
truck running wrecked or ai't -rssket
motors TY 6-722l, Re IA tH2
BUSINESS sishes t1 nu1 f.n rl
,stc pariy 1917 Buick DIfHHrf e
n good condition Co. tf
rAPS trucks wanted Any c..l-.l
Res TE : Ol9i yard TY '1Its
CASH f1l good used tsrs ArY make oI
model car hO 1910
CALL US-An makes cars r s
ufa nav. highest ceiling l.I... stt
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OAKLAND SDWEsTnIESTER fCoiorsc --
kight-famlly brics flat AND three stores
FouI-famty brick fa' ala Nedhury
and III HaTper >eteu.gu1m NOuHe
steam heat 5lO2 Roosevelt tf7l0
p a KEITH a SON TY 6'3077.I
COLORFD-BnISn- Euclid section Lovely
brick i0-apsrtmeni guOmS hatr
esch $4,000 81 500 doSu EpEl-
aEnE n.kfawa
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l,-ACRE COPSYF-'-raam hprn, ir
g1of rCntI'!Dn kACANT Only
r1S terms
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HOWELL.

24n ACRES lo,Sied on good road some
woods river and good SHlI thfnh
Air milk house grenaly tool sned aoa
house md poultry house Ihs isf M
home hes > roqus and l electric lighted
Price SIS en- acre terms Immediate
possession u desired
80 ACRES close 80 town frontage On
au improved road Good s-.npm house
furnace. tghts complete BATH ana pres
sure Wstef a good hiprooi barn ana
new poultry house Some fruit lots OF
shade All uuiIciuEs painted Nnite AZ
attractive property IN fpod nsighoor'
Haud Price $40 600
so-ACRE poultry Ani fruit TAT N located
nr Improved road ( p acres timber I
a.res = orrhsrc Poultry house 20N2oo
'eci. iced housc 2nG2n--2 @saA!-. -bAss.
4. nvn bungal0v style home hetteer
600 End layiuc hons 81
s.eeo Z c1e and spray puth' ~
,.l client poultry farm Buy Il a. i Is
f8f SIS 800
40 ACRES located on an improved
-rrd excellent soil s-Wnn house hot
vstc- heat uoscr 'eeG pressure Vstcr.
complete bsth. u'iAy rom. IaundrJ
.ravv cissscd-tn porrnrs also
nsrement barn P9ce $40 oOn
u CPANDAiL
opposite Howell 1hcstef
r17 gp RIVER HOWELL MICH
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" " y II 10 'it'7 - "A
VACANT LOTS FOR SALE

b-l state gsned pfupcsucs See yolr
reel esta'e broker
LOLA Ea.ry 50, Lois al sizes terms
DeLrf ca 1853 IN l-E5gs
NOTICE TO PUBLIC
~Ai.E DF LAND
ted ru S"--l SIDE ai Grand River
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FARMS & LANDS FOR SALE

AT LEXINGTON Alch Farms lake
t-au'agc business prup win 1nd With
ru' nuNciass II G. HUCK Pr 1920
RIG Farm CATALOG hundreds o.
properties described many H'lsl, ,efea
ana picture, rock bottom rfi IS Wtllc
f1eEy Tor yJur FREE cO1y -lhDFI
REALTY. eO5AB F0H Blds Detroit
Nign
CHOICE DAIRY FARM as acres lsrGo
sock barn torscJU tAru t-rr hn1"
running w.tet ana eiecrie IEhA ~ si'
trdst 40 head registered Jersey gocf
near windsor T. p Tsyioi. AbA
Ouellst't windsor 4s-1T.
Fi.HTY ACRES -vaudtr~H Nlcuirln
s.th tundlnFs Exec leui rad - 600
El i-A7s3
FREE ss-pr winter csis'og farm
hsrrsi1r Nideest states Mauy
gqI,tpnet state location desired
United Fsrm Agency .-DI Sultn
Dearborn Chicago Iii
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Suburban Reol Esioie for Sale

BLOOMFIELD HILLS SITES
~ 4el fesithied and deUfabIe
2 acres utHr WopcWhrd Isl $50
a-rel Long isks Road. : 200
3 acres, Dr. hriggS Estste ...... : 500
p acre 'fa.t trees .............s 200
jatsau BradSAy CO. Pa 900
BLOOMFIELD YiNage-LgN 80 {, up.
restricted ci'y improvements JudE2D
Broadway Ct PA STOO
COiOEIkf,-s-rrofn houte 2 bedrooms
Afl-t!!t bath natural fireplace lsrFt
tGy window iuu basement storm sin-
1aKs tu0 doors sltded lawn hsli orics
Reasonably priced a. only $500.
GROSSMAS 34S2 ; telegraph b'-
tween Michigan and Van Born Dear
born iG3g - wayne 9a2g---. g,
ELECTRIC STOVE AND REFRiCERb-
TOR and complete fIruishings included
air. scsuuful modern 2No>cgocm home
Fuu basement. bath lsIEt st'ir Priced
o. only 50 TOO 81 $50 '0r equity s3H
monthly GEONSMkA J2O23 Michigan
avenue lus' " ~ E.0iSe Wsyue oeIO
at NsyDF 0303
F0,P FAMILY BRlCK-A rms and bath
rsrl excellent condition Slf 500 40
.n...xt "a g y oodNdrd IN Fcr0fs.e
Ine nc Si4o PEI m' pays 40 iu- es'-
rnsnt ludxun BrsdNay Co. EA 700.
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MORTCAGES

REFINAECE
your old home mortgage Of land fuu
iIAct 0n favorable terms p 20 20 yeas
.lN rates FHA coz First FecQsI Nan
FllEf Federal savings and Lon Asf
t5l GrisAo.d ~ Lafayette CA $500
WHITE COlORED MORTGAGES
MONEY Homo Associates ca 1BiT
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FLATS FOR SALE-LAST

N0N!gLAIF SR CiIAP'.TNDi%
PrlFk E-r H' $4,000 terms
r 4 ERH ssoF GFATlDI Pr @PaH.
ri9vEI~TF aE Crancy g. SIS steam
hear ne afrDeu bath .rar Enl
90 q f.litE.r Must sol. tH- EDrle
sttA't e. E1stlH ~ --LA LA
wax DfKE rr HhySsf a' 81 A.
rt.f COD rpnd Irine eciaff HF I.
aasr' s. 200 teTrt Ma F.r.e'
- pHHI U. TO t-3rs5
HuNEH TARRES q CDhFA>f
sFAHIlT cDl9rcf -- Income ttn5
2 .tE D-B 8 44u. A-l4r. ~ 80.
,,I -lRyD .FApDOSL Amin -----.L
Nt.art t.s tl~narrt 81 zoo t.-r
Ecsr hy a.N1 .srEr- NK-ur.
.sf.-fH SE5N c.rr Ns0t more
LDEtNAa FN1o ossisrd
1uIaFEDa Flrpe fft is"l.T
fN Fsrarf upuff vHrst' 50 700
8. HrN C#eU Hsrr Ti fuy4
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ROYAL OAK FARMS

CITY water electricity bus 'rsnsp
stores school churches parcels 50 n
and NJ Come out % - Milo snd
Poehestsr Rdk Bring deposit
HOuSEMAS- -SPiTZLEY CORP
Rgysl Osk 1870 or CH 4slS
See Schatz in Garden City
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For Real Barodins S

A BEDROOM home on large lof 70
. S1ds including MASTER electric
stove ONLY 81 $50 terms o. 50 so
cash Osnef drafted. possession soon
=, ACRE ~ nc trees 2-bedrppn home
fgll basement furnace city Nsie!
2csr gsgsEe $3.50 teTmE.
TELEGRAPH RD VACANT . .be1rs
nome large i1' city WFter modern
Ath-hAAE meal -.-5E4cs Ca.y 81 ono
terms
BOMBER DISTRICT g.le snAu
home VACANT $50. small d-Ah
pay . Eeas1aAoie mgniH.y payments
WAYNE DISTRICT 1-beesogm modern
home furnace basement 2-Csf ga
lsgs on islfs lot CSi.r 81 400
fFrtns
NANEiS TOWS SRip-7-bt-1r ro-,' a-.,s
s. 500. fcI fgE
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LOANS ON REAL ESTATE

AT a. ins ca. funds Tor good mtge.
loans isnd contracts bought "a
Heakrl O.. llamE'HHs B.as - 2e''a
HOME motigtges 81 Dearb1w and
Niciuity no sCfyicc charge Fist Detroit
Savings and Loan Association of Dear
born. 1880 Michigan Ave Dearborn
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Indus,fiai Property. Sale. Lease

FACTORY BUILDING. Canton. Ohla -
- 90. ya-srr 'Ft' vacant railroad
siding high power lines electric eie-
,ator paved street. spunsi'f siSter'
loW taxes SO 600 term Lawrence
Renner Broke. Sis First National
BAnt Bids Canton Ohio
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
$500
GOOD SUBURBAN HOME

CITY water gas low taxes ~ E~+-a0i'
and stores. Plymouth bus large i'irg
nm 2 bedrooms modern bath srIs
sp1c garden soil res bargain 81
5000 terms kuight-Mcnar Go
2s W Adams c. 72h4
HOUSE. furniture inciuding Frigidaire
electric stove washing machine cleo ..r
sNeeper cabinet sink Bargain. 2567
Euirks nc near Telegraph VIII ,pu-
slGer car !u trade
Old apple tfres on besuufI. nome
size sO-r frontage on Aortriur ~.
Dli city water Sfwff and ticeNsikt
blocAs from new school Bargain
sfsS terms Newman. EOrthliue ana
OK Wyandptte 2T5A
PLYMOUTH RID frontage n Alden
village 20OH2O0 uuy y 700. &40n
dn newman. 3FS50 Plymouth 20
Tttrnfa gfAg
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25

i..Htst nu S.r-G SIDE ai Grand River
pet-ecA Middle Belt Pc and Roosevelt
E~r
~es.ec BIOS ~il bs received hy Charles
- IirE.Fr state HlRhssy Comm gslousr.
lut. m Esstrfn War Time Tues
dsy Mafh .. 1913. - trc Rsdfo-d
DigElr' Dfilcr ~ ne state Hirhssy
ir|t % Michigan iuf ;ne sale 'or
e,sa .r terms ~ tle 'e.aelag desrbec
Los !. ~. a. sna 20 Aspfar /,
Rt.r.src state slhdirisliu resQbei-
vision ~ Lots I 20 % Incl. ~ %.
800 l.i IL1 ilT ia l-- lN-
i~t 92b soa vacated sileys ~ Fl.NIand
ga dcu1 SAN. ~ ~ e ~ Section -
rtS RpE fsrminF'rn Twp Oaslsnc
,n.r'y Michigan
Tat proposal 10 cl,iualc su0 rl8s
-sg rs uburtcf 9u any nf s ~' 'r'
.H'F lnr.ri.rr 'He amount 'ff'i't irr
ss.e u should b, listed separately IN
CO 'ihsd cle,s ~ MONEY order m thc
smnauf of SO 90 made psyshir %
r.ar.rs v ZlsgleI state Hirh~s' Con
missioner must accompany each hid
o. nu, send cash
sealed nd saoId ee plainly msrsrd
BID $50
MAI 1r deliver all hids %
MICHIGAN STATE WGHNAN DEPT
1905 LAHSER ROAD
DETROIT "a MICHIGAN
go FOX 1s BEDFORD HpASCF
PlsNt Is reserved 90 reject st'y of -
t..t and 'r sa'vr defects
For Ar'.cr information rs' PE $500
CfAPLFS ~ ZlEGlER
Sfatf NIrNVay CowmlNtluer.
Detroit Michigan
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H0MEn wARREN q C0NTANT
FLATS FOR SALE-wEsT

yLt'HEpST - pef0tt,g- pr.F -Gtf
3 oecrm d "A naF Areg..aa.rt, --tai
IfrF .F-r H~.E u.ss ts~f.a ,.r-
y.rtr.y ItroHcltlJned Groom Tat ~
isff -re -.: lrs ffiW lev ssi.
L4 Hrs ftff.srfHfai ifa A'a'f ra.f
s. 200 Fof s?toiLtmtA'. t'O.tt'Hne
80 -tsf
GRAND 1850 near DeS,tr- Bsa-'l:l,
tl-E -puUB each s-1gs1 '.e bAfA.
;!.g marble f-p.sre 'ilf GnM nrN
t"s ro'et Price HgH' GH,dsi zoe
iO s4-A
NEYEes-Gt Riser-B y lrAt . Irl,
"a 5tar saf Ou., a. 600 81 12gif
~ CG Btd y 2ra' dn o
" 80 81, Only s. 600 dgsn
S-BUllT UuME>-HO 't2F
NkIiCRAL 2<44A7 ncsr Mlctigsu-
Ara e rooms ard tsta rs.- Income
- PB.c1 g.: ie.-r6lr'f sale
FREp . NAGlE 49, -cA $40
TNl-FkNIlY vacant. r..gof ftrsnf
- 5000 MrDu',r ~ t-oaat
wlsl GRAND Blvp -Ct.orse TOO
-, 49, isrr,r. roru' ssr- -
ca fssslr. t4y 900 oosu Us t'ie
Ca.r. sH axe. -
4sUs isrii st-'-' '.sm. steam
"a +p -- 'r~r .r.r.s
80 nrG a.. grer .a 'atcrrt.t
l7az t-TF 4 'st rHrs aaf
ksfr Fa a..r bee
.7e4 rN $50 20 '.f' IONS eu5
IA. s4.N Hf1.r 'Fsf
pri-cd e.. !mmceis-. >ss
FRED NAGLE 20 - TAO
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Income Buns. Tor Sole-Eosi

ARLINGTON lrst5--Ai'fsr'iy b-i.S =
t-1 u 4 st0kei solid drs, gar
OZFo 500 ERB Pi 1888.
+ DERBY Mr. STATE TAlH
i sut "a r!n 'rd sfgKef 2.rsI age
/sgy a,0d investment s. 700
iADLEY iNC -Pl 2s53
kEATING Mr. STATE FArp
R-rA 5-S not al! neat 2-caT ss.sse.
ktry good condition terms
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Northwest Fox Farm

LAVlSHi.Y EQUIPPED
so good acres splendid ues "a m hut'd
ings beautifully undermined brick colo
nisi rooms GLDBhL. Tf $4,000
oS TRUNK LINE M-6e
KAiAASka Co. 80 acres wooded Saho
SOS down $40 No Michigan TsN
service Bureau s33 Majestic Boz
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BALE PIX 900

MARGARET AvE p
-. an. .suH owner oglIrisf
Cs,f qHre only $500 Mrs finey
"a s51l or TO s-ts65
HOMER WARREN A COMPANY
NEipRuN ~ Ksreheysi--s room 'ur-
uars 1rar ga ~ 1FirF TRIMS
VsskIu ~ Ai2s
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CDLUFtp

FlF4t 81 90
St4srr steam .esfcd @'sHi fF' -
tes.tv fe sHrr condition E'ro 'nr1"sN \
ti-a ---f leW tsErs. $4,000. icrmJ
srsrt -
stIAPNAS
gos hammond B.l!fir.
PA $3.50 oI Ma j4e
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BOATS AND EQUIPMENT

BOAT supplies complete Inc Fdp
smith msune psinE yaWitneE Henry
smith Co. $50 r Jefferson
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BERT BAKER
$500 GRAND RIVER
NO q2OO

WOULD IKE % buv ipsi , ipa2
F"rtr. co. Buick flrw private parts
VIII pay cash OR 1920
MOULD Ike 20 leave f1r fsuta a.
.n0n -s possible. Pay cash f1T g'o1
coz H0 l7s9.
i0O-CARS WANTED rn
Hich cash Dollar and A. square Dcal
We Drive You Home
Dawn COLLIER s BIG STORE
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tENZE co.
LAKE. RIVER PROP. FOR SALE

CJLDEED CASH BUYERS WAITING
SINGLES FLATS ATS HURRY
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