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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-17
TOO LATE TO
CLASSIFY

To borrow a gag line from the
guy on the radio, Does your
Florida look different, lately?"-L
my answer is: IT DOES. II doesn't
matter in what direction you
travel, yea fad changes. Areas
You remembered rs undeveloped
back woods are now military res
erVations. cites in themselves,
teemirg Il It'll Efc and activity.
Other arcas. long unused, are
now undcr cultivation. Fl. Myers
was al hustle and hustle. 1t was
only through tie powerful influ-
ence of Carl Hanlon taat we were
able to ger room. The Army
and its wife have certainly TAX
en- over and hey tai ne that
event the salamandcrs arc stsnd-
ing guard over lncir diggins and
are posting NO vacancy signs.
While in Fl. Myers, I dropped
by for a visit with Editor and
Mrs. Robert c. Brocious, who
succeeded the late George Hos
mer as pub jshcrs Of the South
west Florid.a1. Found them TO
be charming folks who are doing
a mighty crcdiJaoie job. carrying
on where George left off,
At the hotel I met a friend who
had lust received a letter from
a boy overseas that was written
ON the letteThead of the 3 Hotel
Fox Hole somewhere IN Ger
many Advantages the establish
.nent offered were listed on the
letterhcad as follows: Air condi-
toned bedrooms and latrine, fin
est box lunches, K rations, fresh
water daily Gor standing only,
the finest mud in the country, for
beds and long walks. Bring your
gun; good hunting. Ladies well
come" Owner and manager was
listed rs 1t William B. Wood.
Had dinner at the Gondola Inn,
which proved pleasant place to
spend a tc" hours II you re not
too hungry or IN much OF a hurry.
The manager tod me that help
vas almost impossible to get, The
girl who finally waited on US we
iearh'c' Was I,NlnS al a local no
Tel ahc paving )" a Gay Ior a
room.
swinging bank up state stop
ped Tor a ViSi, with senator wal
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TERROR SEXES
Continued from Page Onel

VNUItIlIueu IIUII rage OneJ
returning pilots said they could
see flames more than 100 miles
away.
The Twentieth Air Force head
quarters here announced that to-
days raid on Kobe was a con-
tinuation of the plan TO destroy
Japan's industrial production of
war essentials
Distinguishing the fires in Kobe
is expected to he even a harder
task than in any of the three 9TH
er cities attacked in a week, be
cause of an inferior water sys-
tom in kNho.
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NOTICE oF APPltC Ares
FOM FAN BRED

Chaps~r .usg2--ast. - fstt
.yo1'lt'g o. IEREtkN GIVES fhaf
Nerna MAJ iiopkius AMI aafA
4 hopkins, huldere "a state aHa
Comfy Tax Certifiratr Ne fHth
ss,.d the 5th dny 60 fulb AAA
I9Al. have flied same in Wt tffas Hs
and have made Application See 1aH
deed a. be issued thsFtan so
Certificate embraces thr faiiHw tnH
described prosperity - ths teiiHif
Of Monroe. state ~ FtaFtsta. ttfs
lot g. SHARK ksf So ~
TWP. ~ = BaHHa ea
Acres W-a2s. a. Frruftiff AH
Monroe county Waeafds
Tho aSa~S~Gnrnt ~ sata lsf 1sfftN
under IN said cert lfiratr Nhs "a
The name 81 Atrhisob AHfehf
Moreno.
Unless said csrtifisate shall - -
deemed according a. imw. tme NFuos
erty described therein viii be ws'9 -
the highest bidder "A the tWmft
House door on the first MHhaaH iH
the month "f MAJ. 1854 q hiah "
the eth day 80 MAJ. tHta.
Dated this 10Th daH 90 maffa.
1915.
tCircuit Court
Scall Ross e saw fef
clerk ~ the t'tfruH tHHfis
Monroe county. EtuFifiH.
BY: Florence = sawyer. nG
maFls gas .4pfl ista
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EVERGLADES NATIONAL PARK

1t is an easy matter to reach a wrong
conclusion about a map, or diagram, or
scale, without explanatory notes, as the
county commissioners did in the matter of
the proposed Everglades National Park.
According to a map that County Clerk
Ross Sawyer had received. it appeared
that the proposed park would include all
Of the upper keys. and, naturally, the COM
missioners Were against any such PROPOSE
ti0n. So would The Citizen, which has
consistently supported the park proposal,
be against the inclusion of the upper chain
OF Florida Keys in the project.
Clerk Sawyer could not determine any
thing of definite nature from the first
map that was sent him. and he returned it
with the request that the boundaries be
marked. When the map came back, he
frankly admitted that nothing certain
could be determined from the markings,
for the simple reason that all the lettering
on the map with the exception of Collier,
Dade and Monroe counties, was indecipher-
able, even under magnifying glass.
The Citizens surmise on Thursday. re-
garding the outline on the map, turns out
'es be true: it merely shows the route that
t6s naTk will follow without including any
,IHdt ofdtte upper tets, yeSqept an eight+
miIG-Strip on Key Larees sEf4iest F. ODE, di-
TFsef OF the Everglades National Park,
has Confirmed that surmise in kilograms
9nd letters I'd the key West Chamber of
Commerce, the County Commissioners,
County Attorney Julius F. Stone, Jr, and
The Citizen.
He states emphatically that no change
has been made in the original plans. Had
the map that the commissioners considered
been accompanied by description of the
water, submerged land and lard that will
be included in the park, it would have been
easy to learn that the keys are not included
in the boundary, with the exception noted.
The red marks on the map sent Mr.
Sawyer is easily explainable from the de-
Seription. Instead of including the keys,
down to Lower Matecumbe, the descrip-.
tisf' has such phrases as these: ITO include
the Coral Reefs; lat mean high water
line; 10 miles in the Gulf of Mexico,
and so on. "..' 'a
1"Finally, nothing, aside from our life
ineTto the mainland would be of greater
Importance to Monroe County, in assur-
ing its growth, than the proposed park It's
establishment would result in many of the
thousands of people who would visit it con-
tihHffiG the trip to Key West, and in a small
PERCENTAGE OF them either making their
9hbmbs'here or coming here often.
'.' 1t has been said frequently that what
the Florida Keys need more than anything
else TO bring about progress is publicity
and no other one thing or combination of
things would accomplish that purpose as
would the Everglades National Park.
Towns that are really great produce
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OVER TEN

Continued from Page One)
Mrs. William Warren. collections
reported We're Mrs. Warren, $40;
MRS. S. Cabrera, Jr., S22.25: Mrs.
r. j, Bethel, Sl6.75; Mrs. Will z.
Roberts, $40, and J. Del Godo,
S1t6, - -.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION ron
TAX DEED
Ghnnier 2OT22-

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN tha'
j. Frank Roberts. h"ld"f ~ STATE
and County TaN certificate "" -a-
issued IN, eth day 90 NHEur'.
\. f.. 1899. has filed Same iu .n
office. and has made application
for n tax deed 20 be issued ih"i,.
Said Certificate embraces IN" i.I-
Lowing described property ~ th'
County - Monroe. state OF Fi''
1T. Lot . Plantation ~ d"
Long Island. Plat Epuk l'aE'
&c See. = TWP. 90 =. lshuk'
20 T.. y Acres. G"-3"'. as r"'"i"
ed i'm Monroe County ke'"rh-
The assessment OF said properly
under the said certificate was ~
the name ct otis Spencer 'h' '"''
+. spencer. -, A.
Unless said certificate shall BE-
redeemed according - law, ne
property described therein VIII ee
sold to the highest bidder ~ me
Court House door on the first MOB
daV in the Month 90 Ma, 80
which - the eth daN Of NtN. -.
pat,d this 18Th dan ~ Marc"
1915.
(Circuit Court ,....
SeaD Ross saw f',rt
Mruro, Count. Fl"rld-
Bv. Florence T. sawyer. d..
marl7--i ap' ..t ''''
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,aaussv gssv as---Aeem - aass
NOTICE - ukH#ffN N6Ats so
V.rna Aias iinpAinH sol MfH
Uopkiu~. hatdsfs nf AtsfH aH8
,'.uutF Tae gerfifleaff ~ tfHM
tss,,sd the 1th day &c &utf Al
fe4I have fued same POP HHH
and have made aupitf atinh fHF f#M
decd 10 he issued fheFsffn #aia
C.rttfleata embraces thW fafhFN AaN
descrihed property ~ ths faants
- unnroe. state 1T FlnFiaa. TOYS
at 3 SflARk kEh 4M
Pwu. - - namse 81 ~ "a
Acres, W.aaa, 20 ~ hf4FN M
Nnnfoe Counts q ufH
srha asasn~mant 20 NssH nr9NeFts
under the said esFtiflcate waH "a
The Mans 80 Atrhisah Antaaf
Unless said eertlfieats shall - r.
deemed according o. lams ne Hfaas
era, described therein wiz b" afstl e.
the highest bidder a TIE tNHft
uouse door on the first NnnNAH 81
the month 80 Nav fRss SEA s.
m. 5th day 80 Mas f8ta
pntad this 10th slat af Msfeh
IsG5.
tCireuit Court
seall Ross SO -
Clerk 80 the ttreait tfa#fts
Monroe rsfuuft. Fisfsta
nv. Florenea E. AaaYer. uG
mari 80 at p 81 .##s
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND
FOR THE ELEVENTH JIDl-
CIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR
MONROE COT NTY. FLORIDA. ~
CHA\CERN. ..l
No. I0-I3G
BILL TO E:STA RIISH TRUST



No. I0-13c
BILL TO ESTABLISH Trust
AND OTHER RELIEF
MARY McDOCGAL ANELSON, as
Trustee. and r. r. GALLOWAY.
as Auxiliary Administrator of the
Estate of JERRY q. FREELANT.
Deceased Plaintiffs.
IRA c. HANCOCK. as Admins
traitor of the Estate of Claude l..
Freeland, Deceased, Gertrude
Freeland, a widow. beverly Eliz-
abeth Freeland Mahr and II. Carl
Mahr, her husband, Julia Carol
Freeland Rinker and Charles II.
Rinker, her husband. Roberta
Jane Freeland, a widow, and
Robin Jill Freeland, a minor,
Defendants.
TICE
IN THE NAME OF THE
STATE OF FLORIDA:
To the defendants, GERTRUDE
FREELAND, Il widow, Bristow
Creek County, oklahoma, temper
arily residing at 49ll Bend Avenue,
North HOLLYWOOD, Cal; BEVERLY
ELIZABETH FREELANp MAHR
and III. CARL .MAHR, her husband.
BrfstQw Creek County, oklahoma,
temporarily RESIDING at 49ll Bend
Avenue, North Hollywood, Gal.
JULIA CAROL, FREELAND RINK
Pr and CHARLES j. RINKfIR, her
husbandt $3.50 HIlocli Drive, Holly
wood Cal; ROBERTA JANE FREE
LANE a widow. and ROBIN JILL
FIRE ELANp, a minor. Whitney
Warren Apartments, Parker & Clay
Streets, Newport, Il. |.
\ suit to establish trust and for
other relief in the following de
s"ribed property, situate, lying and
,lp
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Towns that are really great produce
happy people who lead contented lives.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-17

To desire fame is wholesome feel
ing, but it generates easily into a craving
for notoriety.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-17

A that stops many man from the
ladder is the ladder.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY.
No. I0-I73
RALPH JUNIOR COCHRAN,
Plaintiff.
VS.. DIVORCE
BONNIE DELI. SMITH COCHRAN.
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LEGALS

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TIL
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CUANCERY.
Case No. 10-Ii3
ALICE INGRAM JONES,
Plaintiff,
,,,,>.,,.,Ns. . DIVORCE
ERNEST BRYANT JONES,
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Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
TO; ERNEST BRYANT JONES,
Residence Unknown
You are hereby required to ap-
pear to the bin for divorce filed
against YOU in the above styled
cause on or before the 9th day of
April, y. II. I943, otherwise the
aiieGati"nS contained therein viii be
taken as confessed.
Done and ordered at Key West,
Monroe County, Florida. this 9Th day
OF March. \. y. 1915. ......r
(Circuit Court
SeaD Ross C SAWYER
Clerk Of the Circuit Court.
fy tSd) Florence T.. Sawyer,
,,.,, Deputy Clerk
WILLIAM V ALBCRY.
Ati"rn"E for Plaintiff.
a : u - -
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IN THE CIICGIT COURT OF THE.
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIKCUITi
or THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
N CHANCERY.
Case Va. I0-IIS
ALFRED T.. STEIMkE.
Plaintiff
Vs. DIVORCE
MARY CIHANESE STEIMKE,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-06

RISING CITY. Neb.-AP- Six
persons were killed and at least Il
critically injured by a tornado
which swept a path five miles
long and two wide north and west
OF Rising City Wednesday night.
Three Of the victims died in Co.
lumbus. Neb.. hospital early Thurs
day and three we're killed outright.
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Casualties
Navy Dead

Navy Dead
Barrett, Milton Evart--St. John.
DAILY, Donald John-Detroit.
Dyczewski, Edward Frank-Detroit
Martin, Vernon-Niles.
Mierta, Ignatius John-Fllnt
Natzke. Kenneth Lyle-Montrose.
Neff, Robert James-Detroit.
Novak. Raymond-Detroit.
Raykov, Steve--Detroit.
Rubino, Phillip Paul-Detroit.
Ruckert, Gustave-Van Dyke.
Skomac, Nicholas-Detroit.
Army Dead-European Regions
Thrush. Melvin C-Alma.
Waisanen, Edwin T-Detroit.
Army Dead-Paeific Regions
Abraam, Arthur J-Detroit.
Bonham, William S-Tustin.
Brainerd, Lyle W-Pontiac.
Broberg, David ATHENS.
Chase, James S-Benton Harbor.
Clemens, VIM. F.-Benton Harbor.
Dickens, Russell Clint.
Dickinson. Lloyd F-Cass City.
Glinski. Joseph F--Detroit.
Johnston, Andrew W-Vestaburg.
PARROT. Clayton E-Pontiac.
Pratt, Harold Erwin Lake.
Ulman, Myrel N-Tawas.
Vrancheff, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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Legal Notices
ORDER APPOINTING TIME ron
HEARLNo CLAIMS

IOAN tno TIhB ZOE
HnARrNa CLAIMS
STATE OF MICHIGAN. tn. Pro.
tenaw.
At a session Of said Court held at
the Probate Office in the City OF
ann Arbor' In the said County. on
the %oth day OF June, A. d. 1945.
resent honorable Jay q. Pray,
Judge of Probate
In the Matter OF the Estat. az
Leo We're Knicely, Deceased
~ appearing TO the Court that thu
timo for presentation or claInls
against said estate should be lImitsa
and that time and place be APP
pointed to receive. examine and al.
Just all Claims and demands against
said deceased by and before said
Court:
II is Ordered. That creditors of
said deceased are required to pres enr
their claims to said Court at said
Probate ONCE on or before the
18th day OF September A. u. l945. at
nine o'clock tC.W.T) in the forenoon
said time and place being hereby an.
pointed for the examination and ad-
Justment OF all claims and demands
against said deceased.
II Ia Further Ordered, That pub.
Tic notice thereof be given BY pub
lication OF a copy OF this order for
three successive weeks previous to
said day OF hearing. In the YpsilautI
Daily Press, newspaper printed
and circulated in said county.
JAY G. PRAY. Judge of Proba.s.
Adv. 3-713
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The YpsilantiD ailyPress

GEORGE c. HANDY. Publisher
Entered as second-ciass mail matter
The Ypsilantian. Jan. :. lssO.
The Ypsilanti Daily Press, Aarch ~
1904, Ia accordance with Sec. o9V'
p. L. a r., Omar. 8. 1879. at Post
Office, Ypsilantl, Mich.
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BY Mail, one year in Ypsilani
trading zone, comprising
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ern portion OF wayne County t4OO
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dispatches credited TO IL not other
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the local news published herein. All
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NEW YORK INS-The Play.
wrights Company announced Thurs
day that Spencer Tracy has "sus-
pended all Hollywood film activities
for an indefinite period" to join the
cast OF an impending Broadway
play by r. f. Sherwood. Tracy, who
began his acting career In New
York, has not been seen on the
Broadway stage since 1880. The
new Sherwood play tentatively u
tied "Out OF He'll" is scheduled to
premier Sept. q in Providence, X
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CLOSE OUT

CLOSE OUT
ALL SUMMER FURNITURE, .
piece suits, innersprlngs, import
| ed Willow Wood construction.
Grinnell Bros. 2l0 w. Michigan.
GAS RANGE, coal range, chairs, ia
bles. rug l1hxl2, wardrobe, bed
room suite, mattresses, antique
black walnut bedroom suite and
buffet, hall-tree. sewing machine,
electric iron and heater, kitchen
utensils, clocks, table linen, garden
tools, cultivator, etc. July 2
through Z. 2Ol S. Washington St.
Phone 1871.
GAS RANGE, upholstered rocker,
dining table. 6 chairs, . iron beds,
springs and mattresses, dozen
empty fruit Jars, so gal. steel drum
69S5 Edwards Rd.. off Ecorse.
Close to Belleville Road.
BLUE RUG AND PAD 9Xl2. Living
room and kitchen furniture. Paint
ed chest Of drawers, lamps, dishes,
mans top coat IS. 1905 N. Con-
gress upstairs rear.
SALE, FINE ORIENTAL RUGS.
Closing for summer. Room sizes,
scatters, runners, mats, Substan-
tial discounts on all pieces. 334 s.
attn Ave. Ann Arbor Phone 6S7s.
USED FURNITURE for COTTAGES
Beds, dressers, rugs, etc. 6l3 W.
Cross after p. m. ---
GAS STOVE, WHITE ENAMELED,
GOOD CONDITION, SIS
l15 MILES ST.
FOR SALE: 6 PIECE DINETTE
Set in good shape. Phone
l6SS-W-5.
LARGE SIZE OFFICE DESK, office
chairs, cedar chest, and other good
used furniture. 20 f, Cross.
ELECTRIC CLOTHES DRYER, cleo
trio cooker. utility cabinet, table
top gas stove. 1895 r. Michigan.
DINING SUITE, trunks, bedding,
picnic table, cans, chairs, towels.
rugs. dishes, pans, clothes. 1lOS-J.
: PIECE WALNUT bedroom suite.
complete with double deck coil
springs, innersprinE mattress. odd
chairs. vanity. willow bassinette.
ais Oak St North Side AptD
COAL AND WOOD HEATING stove.
Good condition. Large size. 227
East Park.
GOOD PIANO S35. Homer Il base
accordian. Excellent condition. 1925
Z. Michigan.
PIECE DINING ROOM SET. 1918
so7-M.
Farm Products, Equipment
5 TT, MCCORMICK MOWER, 10 FIT.
Mccormick Dump Rake and pair
OF year old mares. 1913 Nreeland
Rd. Tel. 3i4-W-i.
NEW REAR FARM TIRES. Factory
rejects. No certificate needed. In
ouire c. J. Ramus Co. w. Mich.
FOR sALE-ALFALFA in the field
About Q acres at 1860 Wnshtsnaw.
Phone SIS.
TOMATO AND CABBAGE
PLANTS
327 JARVIS ST.
ACRES OF ALFALFA lIAG for
sale. Phone 21l9-W. Call after s
y. m.
IL ACRES OF HAY To CUT
217 w. MICHIGAN
10 ACRES GOOD CLOVER and TIM
othy hay, near Lincoln School.
Jessie Ryan, so92 wins Rd.
! AND 2 ROW Cultivators FOR sale
S4s5 Bunton Rd., y mile north Of
willis.
MILK COOLER and horse culti-
vator. Donald Elliott, 1880 Bemis
Road.
Musical Equipment
WANTED ACCORDIAS TEACHER
FOR CHILD
PHONE ISL
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Merchandise
Household Furnishings

GIRL SCOUT DRESS, socks and hat
size 10 years. Also girls tan WOO
suit. III Glenwood. Phone 240S-W
= -.
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PERENNIALS. CUT FLOWERS,
Iris roots and sage plants. Mayme
Panek. SIS Towner st.
ANIMALS, MANY FINE ONES left
al half price. ISL Lowell st. Phone
1888
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Real Estate
Houses For Sale
Robins & Dupont

Robins & Dupont
REALTORS
tOpen Evenings)
6i-53 n. Huron Street
Phones sew. INA
ONE OF THE BETTER homes,
G rooms all modern. Full base
ment, tire place, sun room, gar
age, large lot $50 i75, Beauti-
ful lawn, on edge OF city IN low
tax district. owner moving 20
another town and will sell for
$500, Terms.
50 ACRES Q room modern house.
good out buildings. / mile south
Of Clinton. $500. 10 down.
60 ACRES, good buildings, Lin
coin School District, on paved
road. $4,000. $1,000 down.
IL ACRES on Ellis Rd. miles
out $500 cash.
6 ROOMS AND BATH. fun base
ment. large lots, close 20 T..
Michigan Ave. Possession at
once. Price only $500 with
$4,000 down.
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Real Estate
Apartments For Rent

Apartments For Rent
ROOMS AND BATH, furnished.
Adults. near Normal. Inc. 400 L.
Michigan. Phone SIS.
MODERN UNPUBLISHED APT. J
rooms, bath. private entrance
Available Aug. ]. Inquire LOG S.
Washington.
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Houses FOR sale
HARRY c. PET


BEALIOR
10 Pearl ST. Phone 1871
ROOM bungalow and utility room
bath, furnace, basement with GEM
emit floor and cement block walls,
electric pump. garage attached
large lot, all fenced, nice lawn, one
OF the newer houses, $4,000. Terms
BUSINESS CORNER, wide frontage,
gas station. attractive house, close
in. Reasonable price. Terms.
ELMWOOD PLACE near Ann Arbor,
room modern house. a acre, two
chicken houses. fruit trees, priced
10 sell. Terms.
WIDE FRONTAGE on Ecorse Road
room modern bungalow near Da-
Wis 81. Reasonable price. Terms.
HIGH CLASS room modern bunga-
low. we'll located, 5000. Terms.
CORNER PROPERTY, Emmett St., 8
rooms, modern house, steam heat
stoker, . baths, laundry tubs.
S p L u LATIVE OPPORTUNITY,
nearly a mile frontage on paved
Whitaker Rd. 7 room house. nice
barn, chicken house. Could be sub
divided. Reasonable price. Terms.
HEMPHILL ROAD. Beautiful room
modern house, $500. Terms.
EAST SIDE 3 room bungalow, built
in cupboards, enamel sink in kit
chen, good basement. needs exter-
Tor siding. Owner will remove fur
niture and give possession in few
days. $1,000. Terms. $500 Down.
5ia ACRES. 6 room modern house, 2
car garage barn with cement floor.
LOWELL STREET. income corner
property, four rooms and bath up
stairs. private entrance. Six rooms
and bath downstairs, fireplace.
forced air heat. automatic control.
all modern. double garage. $3.50.
Terms.
PEARL STREET 10 room modern
house. Close I'm. Excellent income
location, $4,000. Terms.
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Classified Advertising

RATES. Payment ords insertions nsi
One Day Ten Days SO
east advertisement three lines
Special
classified advertising
Than incorrect Insertion
Dsadllns publication Telephones t7o al
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CLOSE OUT

JUVENILE FURNITURE
BEDS. ROCKERS and HIGH
CHAIRS. Grlnnell Bros, 2l0 w.
Michigan Ave
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THEY'RE sOMETHINCi-more InaR
80 fancies and tads. these powerful
little Classified Ads.
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Real Estate Wanted

WANT TO SELL? List houses with
II. PEET. Realtor, ll9 Pearl st.
Phone 1871. Satisfied customers
our hest advertisement
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Business oppOrtunItles
TRAILER CAMP SIZE

BEAUTIFUL Trailer Camp
on Edison (Belleville Lake,.
Park your trailer here, every
modern convenience, besides
swimming, fishing, boating.
"a acres fronting lake and
pavement with beautiful fruit
and shade. Groom modern
home. Large concrete serv-
ice house for trailer owners.
Water and drainage 10 each
lot VIII sell below cost ~
Improvements. Terms. Trail
err owners investigate for
your summer camping. Rid
ley. ~ Potter, Belleyille.
Belleville 573l.
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Automobiles For Sale
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FURNITURE-9 piece mahogany
dinette. chairs. beds, tables, lamps
dishes, pots and pans. electric APP
planes. oil stove and oven, steel
paper baler. wagon steel running
gear, lime sower, double harness.
one horse cultivator, room mod
ern bungalow to rent. s745 Geddes
Road.