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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-30
Lumley. Johnson. Hunt
Realty Co.
Phone 9Th

BRICK 3-bedroom house: modern;
just outside city on two lots only
50. 500: can be seen by appointment.
bedroom brick: modern: on good
street. These houses priced 20 sell.
JOHN M. GRElNER
60 Nonitor-Lssdsr BIDS. Phone s<,a c
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-30

ROOM sxi5 built OF combination
doors for sale: attachable 10 trailer;
oil piped to room; 40 gallon oil tank
and new l2xi4 rug for sale. Large
trailer space rents for si4 month; pay
lights. Hickler Lane. Phone 1919. Ash
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-30

NINE ROOM house for sale: fun
basement; air conditioned: $50 feet
deep: fruit trees: garage and barn. Call
1925 any time after J p. m. los Mseomb.
"A
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-30

ST. CLAIR SHORES

81. SLAiH SfOnEo
Ranch type bungalow; 8 and bath
attached garage: iax2i living room.
natural fire place: large lot; near JET
erson-S9. 500: terms.
EAST DETROIT
2 lots: S and bath: garage: near Gra-
TOTS. 800: terms.
and bath; garage: fenced yard -
and bath. near Gratiot-s3.s $50:
terms.
and bath: garage; near school
81, 600: $3.50 down.
ROSEVlLLE
7Oxl40: 4 and bath: utility; vacant:
2-car GARAGES. $50 terms.
Vacant and bath: 2 partly finished
rooms UPS. 900: sl.60o down.
and bath; basement; stoker; lot
77xl34-s7.5Oo 81. 900 down.
room home and garage: near era
tiot--sl 900: terms.
and bath. hot water furnace; large
sun porch with tile floor: garage; near
Gratiot-s4. $50; $1,000 down.
FRASER
room home: near school and stores
on paved road; large lot S3.SoO terms.
and bath; utility: plenty OF cup
boards and closets; lot Soxloo; ~ ooV'
terms.
acres: modern; and bath; on paw
ed road-s7 900: terms,
.. acre: near Grs,iot; modern base
ment home: variety OF fruit; nice shade
trees-S6 500: 81 900.
!, acre: all fenced; 1900 strawberry
plants: variety OF o'her run; 49,.
tionally well kept: nice home with PAIN
living room Inns: small basement ga
rage: large chicken coop-so,2oo; sz'-
900 down
acre; and bath: utility: ssrsse:
chicken coops: near Grauot-$o'ooo'
terms.
sr,,i,. nice home. sarage-s4, 500 terms.
>. acre between Gratiot and M-s';
Z and utility: garages. 900; 81 900 On
lOOxlp8: small home: electricity; gas
well-sl 800: $500 down.
/ acre; 4 and utility; garage; on
paved road-s3,soo terms.
lots: and bath. garage near
Gratiot-$32 200: terms.
"a acre: and bath; utility; chicken
coop-s4 900: 81 900 down.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
Beauty parlor with living quarters on
Main street and bus line; all equipment
including furnished apt.-s3. 900.
HUGHES REAL ESTATE
Gratiot At 10 Mile Rd. Rosevills 1901
UTICA ROAD AT - MILE FRASER
East Detroit-4-room modern: tile
features. ldnuSCdptu-o o'ooo, %, 'oV VII
East Detroit--2 bedroom brick; near
Gratiot-S2 100 down.
East Detroit-3 bedroom modern -
81 900 down.
East Dctroit-2 bedroom modern; z
years old-Si 900 down
5 room modern; " acre: coop; shade
and fruit trees; on pavement only
SIS, 800.
81. Clair Shores-Beautiiul rooms
and garage; close transportation -
S7,l50: terms.
Choice Gratiot frontage. Pick out
your spot Let us build for you.
Brick store; 5 rooms: oil furnace;
near Gratiot and II Mile.
acre corner; utilities. Only $500;
$500 down.
lots: each 5oxl2e on 10 Mile near
Harper--s90O; 500 down for all.
Roseville-4 rooms and bath; newly
plastered and painted. bedrooms:
large attic. $500 down.
6 room modern; 2-car garage: tile
features; priced TO sell
Modern bed rooms; 2O0x l0l: step
from Gratot. 81 400; 50 500 down.
VESCO REAL ESTATE
27707 Gratiot Avenue RI
Six room house and garage: large
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-01

sleeves, sweethear, neckline and
full net skirt.
Janice Holmes cousin Of the
bride, was the flower girl She
wore a light blue gown Of net
Milton Smith. brother OF the
groom was best man Melvin
White was the only usher.
Mrs Roscoe, mother OF the
hiide. wore an exquisite gown OF
pale fuchsia with a black skirt.
and corsage OF white roses.
Mrs. Smith. mother OF the
groom. chose a light blue street
length frock with light blue ac-
cessories for the occasion. She
wore a corsaee Of red and white
roses.
The dining room was elaborate
~ decorated Two five-tier bridal
cakes made very attractive cen
terpiece for the laced covered
table.
A reception followed at the
beautiful home OF the brides
cunt on Ferry avenue. Detroit.
Many guests filled the house.
bringing lovely gifts and congrat-
lations 10 the couple.
The bride and groom will make
their home In River Rouge.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-01
SOCIAL
SCANNI.|qGS

Mrs Alberta Harris and her
daughter, Gloria 81 Woodland.
returned recently from, a two
week ra,ation in New Jersey
and INV York city.
Miss Jane Moore. East 50 Lou
Is school teacher is guest IN
Tho city al The home of hcr SIS
ter Mrs XIX Odom Of Si42
cardoni.
Mrs Clara Graham has re-
Gently returned from trim 10
The Golden West
Last week Detrol,ers were
Pleased to soc Harriet Robin
son former Tribune writer who
now resides IN Wilbcrforce. Ohio
Mrs Jas Cole and her daurh-
tiers Ro''v Ann and Jessie VIII
leave Tuesday for visit In New
York. Mrs Ircnc Hunton ana
Mrs Leroy Smith arc ALREADY
visiting IN Gotham
Miss Harriet Rarricr spent
last Weekend visiting Niagara
Falls and Buffalo with friends
Others who saw the Falls re-.
Gently We're Lucy Bclle Morris.
Lillian Brooks Thclma Hutchins.
Myrtle Gaskill. Louise TAYLOR
and Marion Gresham since re-
turning from the Fails MIS-.
Morris has gone nv Greensboro.
Ky 90 visit her father. while
Mrs. Brook and Mrs. TAYLOR
prc yacationine in Idlcwild Mich
sirs Gresham returned from the
trim Just in time to learn that
her husband. Howard Gresham
WHO has spcnt more than a year
oversees is back IN tho states
and will be home soon
One Dciroifcr who IS already
hack in tho hometown is Clifton
Graham who came in Friday
after more than year in the
European theatre Ills boat was
on it's way through the Panama
Canal headed toward The pacif-
ic. when peace was declared In
an impressive ceremony he says
the captain called the mon ON
deck, told them that the war was
ever and that the shin which
had chfnged fts course was head
cd for New York According TO
Clift the hoys went Wild.
Part Of the CLEAN YOU saw In
Mrs. Maudclle Bouseficld's eye
when she visited Mrs r. 4 Car
ter here last week was due TO
the fact that she1l soon be a
grandmother. Yes. Maadelle and
Leonard Evans OF Chicago are
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-01
Mrs. Robert johnson Gives Luncheon
For Sisters From South And East

Mrs Robert Johnson made quite
charming hostess when she
entertained Saturday at a lunch-
con which honored her sisters
and her niece. who have been
her houscenests for the past
week
The pleasant visitors included
Mrs. j. Dunn MONTGOMERY
Ala Mrs R T. Hunter, and Miss
Mernctta Hunter Of HARRISBURG
Pa
Zach OF the honorees wore
black crepe frocks at the lunch
con while their hostess chose
becoming frock OF navy blue
accented with pick lace bodice
The guests were seated at an
attractiyely appointed dinin z
room table which was conferred
with dainty white snapdraeons
There they enjoyed a delicious
chicken salad. plenty Of hot rolls.
punch, ice cream and cake
Among those who came 10 meet
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-01

Mrs. Violet r Lewis. founder
and president Of the Lewis Bust
ness college In Detroit. gives
sound advice 10 young people
about modern business methods
and efficiency. She says;
Sow that the war is over
young people, what are your post
war plans?
"The demands OF modern bust
ness must be met with progress
sive methods OF modern business.
In addition TO teaching the skils
for the efficient operation OF mo-
dern machinery, a modern bust
ness school must teach the spirit
OF modern business The posses
sion OF the spirit or the lack OF
IT, many times is the difference
between success and failure.
1T is not enough to know how
to run typewriter. adding ma
chine and take shorthand notes
as essential as they are, but
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-01

inianiicipatine
The guests who attended the
lovely tea which Julia Brady
save last Thursday in honor Of
Marion Clark Maddox OF Chi
'ato were ecstatic over the de-
D'ous and beauiiiul cookies and
rpnn faced sandwiches which were
e9 Their praise WAS doubled.
sc~'vcr when they learned that
He dclishifuI odiblcs had been
ml'le by Juliu herself Marion
ureham poured the tea at the
rfc'iy table which was conferred
with pink glads and daises.
Mrs >ddje Eumcll ana Mrs.
Cora Wilkinson of New York
Ciiy were guests Of their aunt.
Mrs Thomas Jcinison Of 53i4
sith street. recently.
Our sympathy 10 Chas Gresh-
am whose brother, Archie. died
recently.
Another Traveller is Mrs. Katie
Chcatham. who spent some time
in Chicago and Evanston with
relatives Her little granddaugh-
ter, Gene Marie Cheatham. ac-
companicd her home.
Mrs. Lena Starks spent her va
cation in Charlotte, \. q. while
Mrs Charlotte Perry has re-
Gently yacaiioned in Toronto.
Ann Benson is back from a
wonderful summer in Arizona.
Her glorious tan and healthy
glow attest to thes fact that she's
feeling fit as fiddle these days.
Mrs. Lula Webb arrived in De-
troit tins wcck to accompany
tie A. f. Lindsleys to Rondo.
Ont and later to lllcwild and
buffalo.
Miss Sadie l'pshaw Of MI
Clemens who has spent Two
weeks visiting her mother Mrs
Plnmic pshaw returned to
Wayncsville Missouri. whore she
is the secretary Of the waynes-
Nille Junction usO club.
Delbert Lee 5l5 owen avenue.
has returned from a trip to New
York. Mr. Ice is The husband OF
Airs Mile G bee well known
IN local musical circles. lie is
employed al desk service of the
Detroit Edison company at Barth-
we'll drug store
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-01

'"'ilinned From Page {
Dreon Pastures Monday eve
lortly after they arrived
laey say they are glad
20 ha'h but not half as glad
Na' are to have them
aeain
n past two and half
ass Joycclyn Cole and
hr and Mrs Leonard
" ~ McGraw have been
'''nr out-of-town guests
N'w Orleans la. The
Hfe cousins Mrs Arthur
and Miss Muricl Or
Little thrce-yoar-old Ar
NWie daughter OF Mrs.
4 also enjoyed her sta,
I n' Motor CITY
/. "'.fes Penn will leave the
'''r by way Of plane for
home in Pittsburgh cThc
i'v on Thursday. Aug.
= NNf her parents before
mack 10 school. But don't
W S'"d She'll be hack sun
evening sept .
W sang that's an for tho
Look for mo in tho fu-
any chatter scnd It to
Jordan 2eg Frederick ST,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-01

these skills must be performed
atiractively and tellingly tffec-
'iycness and attrsctiyencss are
siens Of the spirit OF modern
business.
Lewis Business college teach
IS the modern skills needed IN
business. but stresses equally the
spirit OF modern business stu
dents Of the Lewis Business Col
leee have caught the spirit OF
modern business.
you are urged to get in touch
with the president OF the Lewis
Business college. make a personal
appointment and talk over the
possibilities OF being registered
with the 1856 class beginning
Monday, September H. Write or
call in person at the school Of
lice. $3.50 John r. street for in
formation. or telephone Trinity
l-9.43.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-01
Josephine Roscoe Becomes Bride,
Wears Satin Gown She Designed

When Josephine Beatrice Ros-
coe descended the carpeted stair
way Of her spacious home, go
l'eechwood River Rouge. on The
arm OF her father. to become the
bride OF Samuel Smith Jr.. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Smith.
she wore a gown which she had
designed
The bride and groom stood be-
fore palm-deckcd windows, direct
~ under two beautiful bells, in
the living room OF the home. The
services were read by Reverend
Nelson Pryor.
The bride wore princess
gown Of brocaded satin, FASH
toned with sweetheart neck
line. short puffed sleeves. and
fitted bodice. Her full skirt
was covered with net. draped
and fastened with white roses.
She wore a Gallo, OF triple tered
pearls with finger tip veil OF
The same net as the skirt.
She carried an arm bouquet OF
white roses. eladiolus and steph-
anotis
Marjorie May. maid Of honor
wore a gown Of pink brocaded sa-
tin with sweetheart neckline
end flare skirt covered with
net
Winifrcd Williams bridesmaid.
wore a beautiful yellow gown OF
brocaded satin. with short pulled
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-01
The Bell System
- fhe Iorsest source Of Rod0r
for our fighting forces


IHIS is not surprising for Radar
development and production stems from
the same roots that produced and con-
iinue to nourish this couniry's telephone
system.
Radar. the instrument which enabled
our land, sea and air forces TO spot enemy
targets through darkness. smoke or fog.
was one of the outstanding new fighting
instruments Of the war.
Two years before Pearl Harbor the
Government asked Bell Telephone Lab
oratories TO put its wide experience and
knowledge Of electronics TO work to help
perfect Radar as a military instrument
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-01

lin Admission Mr. and alr.
John Smith r Martin. Mrs Als~.
#nglle. ar and AIRS Linn NJ,
,ofhle Nrs Willa Johnson Nrs
William Robinson Peggy rihor
Nr and Nrs lIerht, Nhiio
valerie r'riiord Mrs Harold
johnson, ~ Jocl Adams Dr
and Mrs Jas Gillian pi ind
N''s r / Dickson sir ava Yrs.
Jas Benson. Miss Raih Graham.
Martin Bcauy pr ana Mrs MI.
cfidsc Moore ~ ana Mrs. Fra
yer Moore Mrs Theodore White.
Mrs Az p Thomas Jr. and
many more
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-01
c FRAY HAIR STAYS
DYED FOR EVER
Where Dyed the Lady Lennon Wav

And your gray. faded. streakcd old
looking HAIR Is dyed INSTANTLY
glistcning lovely jet black on con-
tact with Lady l<nnox Hair Dye
No waiting Can't rub of. come on
on pillows. or wash off Only new
hair that grows out has TO be
touched up Hair looks natural Ike.
younger. more beautiful Inexpcri-
enCed person can do perfect Job
Lady Lennon DOES NOT hurt mar
cells or Strengthened hair Caution .
Use only as directed on label Mr.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-01
RA DA K
Spotted Targets Through
Darkness, Smoke or Fog

From then on. the Laboratories CO.
operated closely in the Radar program
with the National Defense Research
Committee, with Army and Navy spe-
cialisis, and with scientists Of Great
Britain.
The Western Electric Company. man.
ufacturing branch Of the Bell system.
became the Nations largest supplier of
Radar sysiems. One type il made was
universally used by B-29's in the Pacific
for navigation, target location and high
altitude bombing. Another played an
important part in aiming the guns on
our warships.
If you're waiting for home tele-
phone, il helpe little to know that
Radar IL one Of the reasons. For years
telephone manufacturing plants were
devoted 10 war needs
"~rNE cOMPANv
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-01

sands Of satisfied users have fount
that famous Black and White ONT
ment through iis soothing antisePth
action-eases itching-belps nature
in healing. II also relieves itching
and burning soreness Of eczema ex
ternalIy caused. and simple ring
worm. Try i'll In large economics
sizes, SOC, 25t and los. Use only a.
ERECTED.
Highly recommended for dali
,nsing away surface diri--is
fragrant Black and White
.sp, 100 and 2Sf, sold everywhere
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-01
FIVE VISITORS HONORED
AT TIE BROWNS PARTY

0r a Nlr- Thomas a. Prov
II GNad Nisd, have long
otd for the enjoyable
ave whore every
fail'e,a a good tnc
u.ns MAS no exccp-
.as $50 that occasion they
IS o. a most succs-Sfni
s party IN honor of
Is pretty lousccucst-
tf party quests ar
+ wsgc greeted hv the
nN toss who wore a
.amf NH crepe frock which
rs mreriea with red SCI
M which stood out in
llfr guests also wolc
q an frocks and each
ON nos shoulders
Tardenia the gift
NofoiHy Foster.
v lgnorees were Mrs
cHAca1 Mrs Thomas
Nr Cornelius DAVIS.
W lofh city, Mrs. JOS
N'in bmlineton. ~ j.;
Ia Nmta Grant Los An
w occasion the Browns
Aomc took ON festive
ohe found every part
f' orsr ornamented with
houets Of eladioli lilies
other summer blooms
iFe basement recreation room
p '.' cnirr Of attraction. and
're 'Ae guests found refresh
Ati' W The bar or excitement
! we flW'rois card tables UNI
I 'Af r0riv hours. when de-
'-''s ni'ei supper was served.
A# those present az the
~ ''ar wcre Dr. and Mrs J.
NiN'a pr and Mrs iIaiey
~ ana Mrs G. r Col
" and Mrs Lowell Cnz-
W Felix McBroom. nr
f j r Burton. Miss
size Johnson Nr. and Mrs.
Z walker. Mrs Earl CUE
Ns LORNA Cuzzcns Of
r and Mrs LLOYD
Nr and. Mrs Ralph
Nr and Mrs Mel
M Mr. and Mrs Rob-
i'atsgr Mrs Fosiinc Dunn
hrv Ala; Mr., and Mrs.
tnaa Or and Mrs NV
n1 Dr and Mrs Gil
Or and Mrs - =
s''' lrs Pearl Pcnick. Dr
" JAS Owen. Mrs John
n1eh Mrs a. + Gaskill-
' Ns Earl lIutchlns MIR
+ Maurice Houston Mrs
W h"eetls. Or. and Mrs. Ro-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-01
an ACNE
P|mP PIE
|'I: S !

especially when
soreness and itching
are present. Relieve
these troublesome
symptoms ofcxternally
caused pimpIes with
antiseptic Black and
Wh;,eO;ntment. Thou
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-01

W G writes. Il have been using
Lady Lennox for 3 years il gives
perfect results A JJ. writes Today
Is my 5sth year and do ! feel good
with my jet black L1dy IersOx H4ir~
DOUBLE BOTTLE irermcnl Lady
lennoN at druggists cr seri rof' naid
Tor Sioa l'gs go tlN tc'il 81 eo)
or sent COD for Si5l send mon.
ey AMI save SIC. Satisfaction guar
anfee- or money back. LADY LEM
N0N GO ncpi hit MEMPHIS 2,
Tenn 1915. Ii. DIT.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Gilbert Realty TY $3.50


" GRAND BLVD -Brics single. 4 bed
rooms. 81 500 eoNu.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
LANDS ron SALE
HOWELL

24o acres near town. level land: pri-
vate lake. freth water stream woods
Iigh,s and bath Lsrge dairy barn tool
shed corn cribs. etc VIII sell farm
alone foT $40. 900 or viii sell with
stock. tools and eauipmsni a. inventory
price,
ass Acres. excellent soil, also large hip
roof barn feT dairy and sheep Sax 20
feet This barn mas steel stanChions and
water buckets. also 2 silos There u
another basement barn, a pouliry house,
shed and grsnary A very good farm
home Price 800 an acre.
24o Acres, ebssp. Good road s-room
house, barns and smaller bldgt
NV L ~ cRAHpALL
Opposite Howell Theaitf
327 Z GID RIVER. HOWELL. MICH
WANTED 20 buy farm. 100 N 400
aesss. within 20 miies, OF River Rouge.
Consider wooded acreage. Call vi 1870.
40 ACREs--Modsrn brk. homs. modern
large barn. chicken house, Scar gar.
bldg In sxcsllnt condition on NeSburg
Road VIII sell on terms
RUSSELL l.. LANGLOIS
1880 Michigan CT $3.50
We Have Many OiherS
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
VACANT Lots ron SALE
Buy stats owned properties. See your
real estate broker,

Buy sat: 9.nsd pFopsTti''' See your
NOTICE sIfE 5e J9 LHNb rys5Ic
Located on south SIDE Z Crand River
sealed bids will be received ~ chsriss
SioneT. until 100 A N. Eastern War
Time. TUESDAY. February 40. is45. al
m. Metropolitan Office oil ths State
HiEhxsy Department. 1740s Lshser
Road. Detroit 10. Michigan, for the
sale for cash or terms ana In accord
ancs with o.PA. regulations, Of the
l., is'oI, y es%.. H.,sor o,0en bapy csmeSe sTnSSs
Rssubdiyision OF Lots 4 TO 7s incl. IS
10 rs Incl. and vacated alleys OF
Dalby a csmpbells Grand River Ave
subdivision Of MEL. Of NWi, and
acres OF northsriy part OF NV. Of
Ave, RS RioE. Redford Twp. and
city OF Detroit. wayne County. hiehi-
csptifIsd check or money order in the
amount OF 500 90 ana payable 10
chsrlss NJ. zistlsr. state Hgh~sy
Commissioner. must accompany each
BID Do no, send cash
sealed bid should be plainly mAfs''
Mai or deliver al bids 20 niehiEsn
STATE Hirhwsy Department, l14oo
Ishser Road Detroit 30 Michigan.
~. o. Boz ss-Redford Branch
Rirht 10 reserved 10 reject any or all
bids and 10 waive defects.
vor further Information esII hLaloio
Detroit. Michigan
'eo' a. CHARLES NJ. zIEGLER.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
s575-s5 JOS. CAMPAU

Corner Andrus stores and offices
also 4 rm house on Andrus. Income
$3.50 Price s22 500 with - 500
down. Cell Mr. Msrksrt, ca o32l,
HOMER WARREN A. COMPANY
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11

Stahelin, Nr. Joy Road
room brirs Ti,ec beth Near down.
;l<a -s-2-f--. .tlcs on!y $500. Gail
- f-4gOO
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
COLONIAL HoME

well located IN Dearborn Beautifully
shaded and HANDICAPPED, large Twins
roorn. bay vindos fireplace. bed
rooms and bath fuil basement storm
windows and screens included hall
brick A bargain AZ s. 400. los
monthly payment GROsSMAS 9S42
=. Telssraph lbetveen Michigan and
van Born. DE 4s3e Or wayne os1o.
ISkC with oid house on Plymouth Rd
opposite Rosedse Gardens Newman
1870 Plymouth Rd IlNonlA 2lbh-
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
LAKE. RfvER paoP. ron SALE

T-IARCE WATERFRONT LOTS
Z lsrfe lots. rtxht on the water, Paved
street. BOATING bathing nshing Detroit
city ~s,er res and electricity In. Priced
IN sell with terms to responsible parties.
inquire 2soio Jefferson ave East, near
10 Nile road. ST. Clair Shores Wes,
RenltN Cn
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11

18TH STREET uf MfcHigAS
f-fAt brick FIVE rooms ana bath each.
s-fgom cottage IN rsaf one rAt vsra1i
Income $50 per month, $40 uuu
50 900 down. ltl0 Ford B.ds ca
O7s9
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11

BOAT supplies, complete line Edw
smith marine paints vsrnishes Henry
" Smith Co ass + jefferson
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Springfield, 59l7-Vacant /!
y NIr"'' 'F'F1N !" -
2-FAMILY BRICK, 90

WEST slDr 2-fsmiy -. separate
hs, air furnaces 81 500 down Both
VACANT tr two yeets
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
FARMS 6 LANDS FOR SALE

FARMS & LANDS FOR SALE
A COMPLETE list state lands. s1
acre up Lat as cents Michigan Tar
service Bureau. s33 Majestic BldE
AT LEXINGTON. Mich --Fsrms aks
frontage. business prop With and with
out buildings. IL &. HUCK PR 1890
RAG FARM cATALoG-Hundteds Of
properties described. many illustrated
With pictures rock bottom prices
srPouT RsALTY SOSAB For Bids
Detroit I CA4304
FAPMs-LARGE AND SMALL
10 Alb Mile NJ WoOdvsrd "a ooo
Is A--Rorneo Rd pequindfe scenic
2S A. and cabin M Rochester ~ $50
81 GOOD modern house and
farm bldgs, trees........tll.S SOC
277 A.-Modern dairy farm nr Yale
2ts a Stock farm North ~ Milford
80 A-s,ock farm NJ Clsdwin. Mich
ss k--iAke farm nr Clydt..sl .ooC
Other Small Esrms n Acre and up
JuDsoN BRADwAY co, RA s7of
snE. "PI %!.,., s.. ..:, ,.:,on M.n, ;I,
equipped Stsle iocation desired
United Farm Agency, 7-DT South
Dearborn, Chicago. III
WANTED FARMs-Aivsys IN the msr
he, for farms "a years experience ir
selling farms IN the Grand River
Howell section We buy sell and fnsncs
'arms lis, your farm with va for ouies
results.
L X cRASpALL
Opposite Howell Thestef
327 Z. Grand River Howell, Mich
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
FLATS ron SALE
Dearborn Aviation Sub.

CRANE Franc, near Mack INCOME
$3.50 year. stove heat. two car garage.
81 800. TU 2-4oo2
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-14
Greedy Smokers
Keep Cigaret
Shortage Alive

If the public could resist buying
every package Of cigarets on display,
the fast-dying smokes shortage
would end, in the opinion of El
Centre retailers
Drug stores, smoke shops and
grocery stores ali reported large in
CTeaSeS in the amount of cigaretS
received. but 1t was said it was hard
10 tell if the supply was sufficient
because the public grabs every
available pack. whether they need
them or not.
Most stores reported an increase
in popular brands and the prospect
OF even more. One sure sign that
the shortage is easing, according to
one grocery store, is that people arc
getting chooSy about brands again
ana want only their favorites
Ill this respect. the Cigaret Sltua
tion seemed similar to the soap
shortage. where popular brands dis
appear of the shelves almost as
fast as thew arc put out.
From the customers viewpoint,
there are plenty Of smokes for the
average person. Most stores now
have displays OH on the counter,
mostly with a limit Of two to a
customer. But since most smokers
never buy moro than Two at a time
unless they get 4 whole carton, the
smoking pic'U Uc looks almost like
pre-War days.