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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-09-20

From some Nashua farm women
comes the suggestion that it would
be nice to have some benches for
seats at the Farmers Day drawings.
A good idea, and w hope to carry
it out if We can find the help and
lumber.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-09-20

Mayor FiOrellO IL. little
Butch) LaGuardia of New York
City denied that he called beet
sugar a synthetic" product
hut he still thinks the sugar
beet industry is just an unneces-
sary evil. A New York Times
Political writer onc told us.
1.-THE Lord help us if he ver
gets to be president" We agree.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-09-20

"Radakovich Looks Like the
Money en- Marine Team says
clipping received by Paul Campbell
from a Santa Barbara. Calf, sports
column. Many of us remember
Danny was one of THE outstanding
players at Glasgow high. He's back
as master sergeant, for his second
season at the marine corps air sta
ton at Goleta, near Santa Bar
bara. Only game lost last year was
to March Field, by a close score.
He's getting a big share of the
blocking assignments, along with
plenty of ball-carrying. The sports
columnist describes him well: Dan
ny is a squat. well-built fellow with
a sunny disposition. He has played
football ever since he was big
enough to waddle e" Maybe
Wen see him in still faster COM
pany before his gridiron career is
ended. Best of luck, Mr.. Five by
Five
Evening star., 1945-04-29

Modern partners
in eating

Good foods working together-with proteins
for body building, vitamins for efficiency
building, carbohydrates and fats for energy
building all for one, and all for you.
VAR NOTE on CANDY-An u. 5. Army and Navy field
and emergency ratons include confections by
order 5O of certain of candy aside for
armed forces home and overseas. So, when you
can't exactly the candy you remember it's help
ing build energy and morale G.. Joe and G. L.
Arkansas State press., 1945-07-06
THORNTON
Elizabeth Ann Green

Mrs. Rose Evans Junniel is here
from California visiting her re-
latives Mrs. Corine Fletcher
has returned after visit with
her relatives. Her mother ac-
companied her James Davis
spent the week lend with his bro
Their in Hot Springs Mrs.
Annie M. Green is spending a
few days in Pine Bluff II. D.
Wynne of Pine Bluff spent last
Sunday here with his sick bro
Their, Garhn Wynne Miss
Geraldine Edwards is recover
ing after several days of illness
F. O. Jones S Sc of the
U. S. Navy is on a furlough visit
ing his relatives and friends. He
sang soulstirring solo at Mt.
Zion Church Sunday. He has
spent some time overseas. Mrs.
Codocia Lee and family are here
to see her brother, F. O. Jones.
Arkansas State press., 1945-07-06
PINE BLUFF
MRS. TOM JONES PHONE 256

all have enjoyed the hospitality
of their friends here in Pine
Bluff. They were fetetd with
lovely luncheons and dinner
parties. Mrs. Sallie Williams,
Grandaunt Of Mrs. Astria Van
hoose assisted by her lovely
daughters, Miss Hazel Williams
and Ruby, gave a lovely din
ner. Hostesses for other lunch
cons and dinner parties were
Mrs. Jessie Williams and Mrs.
c. M. Hankins, Mrs. Lille Scott.
Miss Roberta johnson and Miss
Minnie Lee Sandpaugh served
in the beautiful home of Pres.
and Mrs. Lawrence Davis.
Arkansas State press., 1945-07-06

No! This isn't Sanskrit, Arabic
or Turkish. It's not even short
hand or Braille. It's a family of
one of our Basic foods - a many
shaped family, strutting its stuff
Reading from top to bottom, the
shapes shown are called macaroni,
macaroni elbows, spaghetti spa
ghetti elbows, shells, egg noodles
and alphabets and numerals, Quite
simple, when explained, isn't it?
We need each day, foods from
each of seven groups - called The
Basic Seven Foods. Macaroni and
its various food cousins featured in
the illustration are group-6 foods
energy foods. But they blend ex-
cellently with foods in most of the
other groups, so that macaroni
main-course dish may well take
care of the bulk of the food require
blends with cheese meats, apples,
tomatoes, milk, butter fish and
eggs so you see how important
a food it is. With spaghetti and
egg noodles, it forms the famous
Energy Trio that fits so nicely
into all-season menus.
So don't read the above. Eat it.
The recipes below are for some
particularly healthful and delicious
dishes, that will start you off on a
new energy diet and are especially
adapted for serving during the
Lenten Season when many prefer
non-meat dishes.
Arkansas State press., 1945-07-06
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Macaroni Egg Delight

Macaroni Egg Delight
4 lb. elbow macaroni
4 cup grated cheese
6 eggs
! can tomatoes
Salt, pepper and butter to taste
Cook macaroni in boiling sailed
water until tender, drain.
In shallow baking dish cook
tomatoes, seasoned with salt and
pepper for 10 to IL minutes. Add
drained macaroni, mix we'll
Drop 6 carefully broken eggs in
your favorite pattern on top of the
mixture. Season each egg with
pepper and salt and sprinkle over
all the grated cheese, with dots Of
butter here and there.
Bake at 275 degrees +. until egg
whites are set. 4 to 6 servings.
French-fried Macaroni with Cheese
| pound macaroni, long or elbow
2 tablespoons butter or other
shortening
" cup grated cheese
Pepper and salt to taste
Boil macaroni in rapidly boiling
sailed water; drain.
In a heavy frying pan. melt
shortening. Add little olive oil
if you like that flavor. ct will
keep butter from burning, il
butter is used).
Add the drained, boiled macaroni
and stir it often to slightly brown
substantial portion of the maca-
roni. Fry none of it hard. Sprinkle
with grated cheese; serve hot.
Arkansas State press., 1945-07-06
PRESCOTT
Bulah Hugle

Fred Gillard is on the sick
list Mrs. Emma Mcdaniel
left for Richmond, California
where she will join her husband
Eddie Vester Foster has ar
rived from Detroit where he has
been visiting his father Mrs.
Jerlean Robinson of Dallas, Tex.
is here visiting her sister and
father. Mrs. Ora Mae Gillard and
John Jackson Mr.. and Mrs.
Steward are proud parents of a
born daughter 81. Miss Lola
Willingham is here visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Willing
ham :. Mrs. Maggie Garrison
of Los Angeles, California is here
visiting her mither, Mrs, Hamil-
ton who has been very i'll.
Elder f. j. Jones has returned
from Memphis, Tenn. where he
has been running a meeting at
the Church of God Roosevelt
Hardmon has returned from Kan
sas City, Mo.
Arkansas State press., 1945-07-06
MRS. TOM JONES
ST JOHN A. Nj. f. CHURCH;

ST. JOHN A. Nj. f. CHURCH,
Regular church services were
conducted by the pastor
Funeral services were held at
the church Monday for Mr..
Fleming Miss Delois Slocum
is attending summer school at
Corbin Curlee Epperson is
recovering at his home after an
operation The Vanhooses
and Mrs. Sallie Davis have re-
turned to their respective homes.
Mrs. Ruby Vanhoose to Parsons,
Kansas, Mrs. Astria Vanhoose,
Macky and Mrs. Sallie Davis
were abruptly called home be-
cause of Mr.. Davis induction
soon into the armed forces, They
Arkansas State press., 1945-07-06
LOUANN
Mr.. Elliott

The Four Gospel Singers sang
at the New Jerusalem Baptist
Church on July at 2 P. M. in
the interest of the Women's
Missionary Society Elisha
Hildreth of Camden, block set
ter of the Keystone Lbr. Co. is
here visiting his uncle, William
Hildreth Miss Olivia Por-
ter of Cullendale visited her
mother Mrs. Maryan Oliver and
sister, Bernice Hildreth on June
25 Mrs. N. r. Elliott visit
ed her son, Lee w, in Magnolia.
He is to be examined by his
local Board soon Mrs. Julia
Green visited her daughter, Mrs.
Mittie Frazier on June % and %
Joe MCGOWAN and family
are here from Oakhurt, Texas
visiting friends, Mrs, Varsalie
Punsey of Camden and Mines.
Julia Minor and Julia Frazier
of Louann Rev, Curtis Holt
of Smackover visited here :.
Mrs. Virgie Wells, Garland
Frazier, and Mr. and Mrs. George
w. Burch visited in the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Burch on
June rs Russell Frazier is
on the sick list. He has malaria
fever.
Arkansas State press., 1945-07-06
WILMAR
Mrs, Irma Ragland

Arthur Callum visited relatives
and friends James Bandly is
here from Vancouver, Washing
ton Mrs. Jessie Rally John
son of Chicago, Ill. is visiting her
Ill mother here Mrs. Susie
Daniels is here from Los Angeles,
California g.. Mr. Michel and
family visited their daughter.
Mrs l.. M. Rutherford Pvt
M. c, Thompson is reported kill
ed in action. He was a member
of Shady Grove A. M. f. Church
Mrs. Ethel Wimbley is still
a shut-in of Wilmar, Also Rev.
Jessie Taylor The Friendly
Five Singers from Little Rock
rendered program here Sun
day, July at 800 2. NJ.
We received a new members in
our church, Mrs, Carrie BaneS
The Masons and Eastern
Stars turned out Sunday, June
"a. Rev. Vaun delivered the SER
mon The Church of God in
Christ welcomed Rev KenloW
and his sister and brother here
June "a -. Rev. S, A. Gardner,
a visiting preacher, delivered a
wonderful sermon June "a at
the Shary Grove A. M. f, Churcn
. Members of st. James A. Nj.
E. Church are progressing in the
remodeling of their church. Rev.
c. II. Harris is pastor.
Arkansas State press., 1945-07-06
CURTIS
Booker Lewis Banks

Booker Lewis Banks
Booker Banks and T. Milton
attended a Mason meeting in
Arkadelphia June 10 :. Mrs.
Myrtle Banks made a business
trip to Gurdon June % Mrs.
Lenell Rucker of Providence, Ky.
has been home visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sterhn
Joiner She is leaving for In
diana soon Leodis Mitchell
left June Is for the Army
Willie Lee Bell has taken his
final examination for the army
I. On the sick, list are Mrs.
Berta Giggans and Judge Hen
bricks jimmy Hendricks left
for Kansas City June % The
Choral Club sponsored by Miss
Berta Horton will render a pro-
gram in Hot Springs soon
Miss Cloudell White is leaving
for Hot Springs where she will
be employed Mrs. Matte
Hendricks has received a let
ter from her son who has been
in Kansas City for five months
Some of the residents Of
Curtis visited the Experiment
Station in Hope June %.
Arkansas State press., 1945-07-06
ASHDoWk
Catherine Y. Taylor

Joel Mills, ST. is on the sick
list, but he is improving :. Mrs.
and Mrs. James Beaver have re-
turned to Vancouver, Washing
ton where they are employed =.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Campbell, Mrs.
Frances tSafford and children
have returned home where they
will spend a few days with their
mother and grandmother, Mrs,
Georgia Ashton JeeWlene
Turner and Leon Turner, Jr. of
Little Rock are visiting their
grandmother, Mrs, Lille Turner
A meeting of the Ministerial
Alliance was held at the MI.
Zion Church, Monday, June 10,
Rev. w. r, Keys delivered the
message, Collection, $500 4.
Prof. Everette Taylor has about
completed his two story struc-
ture, He plans to attend the
second half of summer school at
a. M, and N. College, Pine Bluff
Miss Estelle Northeross is
attending school at Hope d.
Sgt. Oscar Hampton spent Sun
day night with Prof. and Mrs.
j. 0. Taylor. He reports an en-
joyable stay Mrs. Ada Gulley
who has been sick for some time
is up again, Arthur Duekett of
Kansas City, Kansas is visiting
his mother, RMS, Hannah Nc
Daniel, who is ill.
Arkansas State press., 1945-07-06
Efficient Manufacturer

The wood for an ordinary kitchen
match must be seasoned for year.
After the wood is cut into splints
the head is fashioned from about 100
chemicals and elements. After that
the matches must be packaged and
shipped to retailers, yet manufac.
turing methods are SO efficient that
the retail cost TO the consumer is
around l/72 Of a cent per match.
Arkansas State press., 1945-07-06
DELIGHT
Raymon Kirkentloll

Raymon Kirkendoll
Mrs, Ruth Jones and neice
spent the weekend in Murfrees-
boro. visiting their relatives
A very nice program was held at
June "a, at $3.50 o'clock
Mines. Ruth Jones of Delight
and Florzelle Jackson of Muir
freesboro visited in Hot Springs
Gracllma Fluts is home from
Little Rock Mrs. Robert Wal
ker is on the sick list Ruff
flies Walker is home from his
short stay in Hot Springs
Dorothy Mae Kirkendoll of
Omaha, Neb,, is here visiting her
father.
Arkansas State press., 1945-07-06
PORTLAND
Mrs. Sadie Davenport

Prof, c. II. King is spending
the summer in st. Louis, Mis-
souri, with his daughter
Thelma Allen visited relatives
in Portland Sunday Rev NJ.
c. Carroll, pastor of Good Samari-
tan Church held his installation
Sunday, June II. The sermon was
prechead by Rev. c. c. Miller of
Dermott. Collection, $3.50
Napp eBasy and Miss Lucy Scott
have returned from st. Louis
Rev, o. H, Harper, pastor of No.
2 preached from Samuel 3:13
Sunday, June II. His subject was
''The Responsibility of a Father"
Arkansas State press., 1945-07-06
Mt. ARRATT
Dorries M. Blakeney

Ott itS 1fl. bldhtiiCN
Sunday School opened at Gas
with large group The fun
eral of Mrs. Ida Thomas was held
June "a at 200 P. M. Rev T. r.
Bright, pastor was in charge, His
text was found in John AL. His
subject, Troubled Heart"
The Masons and Eastern Stars
held their annual meeting at Mt
Arratt Baptist Church on June
"a at 4:30 p M. A Silver Tea
was biven by the Usher Board
at the home of Mrs. Evans ON
July Sam Eeasley is visit
ing his daughters in Chicago,
I'll. Bro. Bowels and Mrs.
Molden are still on the sick list
Arkansas State press., 1945-07-06
NEGRO DOLLS

Every home should have a
Colored Doll We offer in this
sale two fleshy numbers. With
hair, moving eyes, shoes, stock.
ings, nicely dressed. Price I4.98
and $3.50. If c. 0. D. postage is
extra. Dealers Agents wanted.
Write National Co., 254 West
l35th St, New York, 80.
Arkansas State press., 1945-07-06
Leftover Spuds

Leftover boiled potatoes can be
chopped and used as part of stuff.
ing, or in place Of crust ON meat
pie. Sprinkled with meat drippings,
this makes tasty dish. Cold baked
or boiled potatoes can be put in a
white sauce as par. Of nourishing
hot lunch,
Arkansas State press., 1945-07-06
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e. DORADO
+ r. Cutta,

Carter Goodwin was on his
vacation last week Miss
Thelma Fortman is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Goodwin at 1929 L.
Street :, St. James b. Mission
Society will meet at 230 at the
Church with President Goodwin
presiding | want one boy in
Rock Island Addition to sell
papers, one boy in st. Louis Ad-
dition, one boy in Fairview Ad-
dition, one boy in Douglas Ad-
dition. See f. G. Cutter at Sims
Cafe on Hills Street.
Arkansas State press., 1945-07-06
BENTON
Mrs. Katherine aWston

Green Westbrook spent the
weekend with his daughter,
Mrs. Coleman :. Charles Pierce
is spending the weekend in
Dumas ;. Rice Bailey and James
Eollie are leaving for Omaha,
Nebraska H.. Mrs. Bessie Canady
and Sam coleman are on the
sick list Mrs. Theogue of
Malvern visited Mrs. Johnson
during the week Mrs. Buck
DAVIS is reported somewhat bet
ter Walter Summerfield and
family are spending the week
end at home in Arkadelphia :.
Mrs. Bessie Reed is back
from her vacation in Hot Springs
:. Ruben Johnosn is now en-
rloyed out of the city Mrs.
Carrie lobe has returned from
the State Congress Bonnie
Ivory formerly Of Gum Springs,
now a resident of Benton, has
been promoted to Section Fore
man Mrs. Hazel Ward and
little Johnnie White spent the
weekend in Malvern with re-
latives Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie
Williams have united with the
Church of God in Christ and are
helping to do the will of the
Master Z. ST. PAUL BAPTIST
CHURCH: Monday night, Choir
rehearsal; Wednesday night,
prayer meeting; Friday night,
choir practice. Please 60 to pray
or meeting and carry someone
with you The Business Mems
Club was highly entertained
with picnic for everyone. $l9.75
was donated to the Club. The
Club is an aide to persons who
cannot help themselves. Harry
Davis is chairman A LITTLE
OF THIS AND THAT: Charlie
Russell is back on wheels A
lady went fishing and caught rs
fish. She became so excited that
she lost them all back into the
pond Read the tSate Press
and see Mrs. Katherine Watson
as agent Ed Johnson returned
to Camden after short visit
with his family Pvt. Hersel
Bosden from Washington is
spending his furlough in Benton
and Prescott w. L. Smith of
Leola spent Fathers Day with
his daughter, Mrs. Mary Smith
johnson. His daughter-in-la law,
Mrs. Lossie Mae Smith of North
Little Rock, met him here
Rev. G. w. Sangster preached
the Fathers Day Sermon at
Pleasant Hill A. M. E. Church,
Sunday, Juns II at 3 p. M. Col
lection $3.50 Mrs. Bessie
Canad honored the Fathers with
a dinner Sunday, June II
Mrs. Lucille Smith Owens visit
ed Benton relatives and friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Scott of
Arkadelphia spent Fathers Day
with their children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Adolphus Scott and Henry Clay
Scott James Murphy OF
Arkadelphia was guest of Rev.
0. J. Delamar Fathers Day |
Rev. j. w. Eaton of Little Rock
worshipped at Pleasant Hill A.
M. E. Church on Fathers Day
Miss Helen Ashley of Little
Rock spent Fathers Day with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. West
Ashley and her sister, Hazel Il
Mrs. Inez Cooper and Floyd, Jr.
spent Fathers Day here 49,.
Mrs. Annie Johnson took the
Willing Workers Society on
picnic on June Ia
Arkansas State press., 1945-07-06

MRS, ELSIE CLARK, 1903 ".
10th Street. who has been work
ing three years at the Arkansas
Ordnance Plant. Jacksonville, is
visiting her brother-in-law IN
is the wife of Cpl. Rufus Clark
who has been in the armed SER
vice four years and las served
two years overseas.
Arkansas State press., 1945-07-06

Mildred Robertson

Thompson Chapel held their
regular meeting with collection
$3.50. Rev. j. |. Davis is pastor
+. George Williams died June
49, Tom Jones of St Louis.
Mo. is home for the funeral of
his sister, Miss Ada Jones Mr..
and Mrs. Furlough Jones of
Fedia, La. are also here to at
tend the funeral Of Miss Ada
Jones.
Arkansas State press., 1945-07-06
ATKINS
Mckindra Fletcher

WCklndra Fletcher
Service was well attended Sun
day in spite of all the rain. Our
pastor preached a wonderful SER
mon Lillit B. Fletcher and
Peggy Weaver spent the week
end here -. Mrs. Miranda Jami-
son of Chicago, ILL.,, visited her
parents here and Rev. and Mrs
Janison in Morrilton.
Arkansas State press., 1945-07-06
Landing Shed

The landing sned should be clean
and dry, with plenty Of good, clean
bedding. Early lambs need good pro-
lection from drafts
Arkansas State press., 1945-07-06

VHH urIVe your loved ones to
an early grave or spoil
your chances for Money, Happiness
Health and Success. Write to the man
who knows how TO break the whiskey
spell Write-tell me your problem.
NEWTON, Pc. Box 86l. HOLLYWOOD.
California. cpe
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18

Non-alcoholic, non
greasy y. Wildroot
helps groom, condi-
tion, remove loose
dandruff from hair.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18

Busy hands find
SIN Doth loveliness
with just a dab of
this fragrant lotionl
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26

COLORED-ONLY $50 DOWN
i6ih HOWARD. 2-fanily, SO
w. CD. BLVD. S-3 income. 81 $50 On.
HOWARD 2-fsmily 6-s. upper
VACANT Only $3.50 down
SiOBlN - TR i-o3es - TY 7-7lio
COLoRED--Tsclith. near Fenkell. e-s.
hot air. 81 .2s0 down. immediate pos
session See Fio~crs, TY S-2ios.
CoLORED-vaesnt Grant. two-nst.
stove heat. $500. sssy terms
COLOREp-WEsT sIDE-2-famiiy BRICK
sided steam hesi 50 500 will handle
GILBERT REALTY-TY $3.50
COLoRED- side. 6-5. part base
meni $500 will handle vacant. {.
Flowers ~ S-2los.
COiOPED- 2-fsmily brick fat. SIS,
W1st Cd Blvd nssr Hancock scar
euge attic both vacant. y. A. Kcith
and sons TY e3o77
COLOEED--s53e superior family
sc furnace. tile bath. $4,000 On
COUGH VI o793
CoLoRED - 1871 Fourteenth. SIS.
H. heat Bargain az $4,000. Four.
teenth. i57si-3-fsmily 7 rms. iull
basement. II A heat $500
ALEX DEAN
fang appnanWIy "a NOS
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
Oh Asls
ROOM BRIcK-e

rooms IN Essle rointe-on-the-Lake. on
5o-foOt lot. garage; bath. gas. electric
near schools. stores and churches THIS
Is a beauty Terms 10 responsible par
ties inquire 2Sol0 Jefferson Ave
East near 10 Mile Road, 81. ClAiT
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
HOUSE rRAILERS
AUTOMOBILES WANTED

BETTER price paid for used or junk
cars and trucks. OIL $3.50 or PL $3.50.
A BEAUTY operator Is in dire need OF
a good 1910 or Al automobile. VIII
pay your price in cash. Please call as
soon as possible. SOFT Harding. PL
1891.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
MORTGAGES
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

The Detroit Times does not
knowingly accept advertising for
uSed Autos wherein all rules OF
OPA Amendment MPR5 $40 are not
strictly adhered 20. Any attempt
70 sell lover ceiling prices" Is In
violation Of this directive and
should be reported Immediately
to War Price and Ration Boards.
The price and all other car IN
formation advertised must comply
with all OPA regulations.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
GIBRALTAR

waterfront lots. $3.50, terms. City
water, school. bus transportation over
$500. 900 spent on canals Opposite
Crosse lie. miles south Of Trenton.
Take River Rd., watch for our slgn.
Houseman-Spitzley Corp.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
COLORED
BT1ILD YOUR HOME

COLOPED = Cafdoni-Connccticu, SO.
brick. no, air heat. 2-car garage both
fats vacant An ideal investment fcr
4 families, Hurry Bird TR l-034o.
CoLoREp-Cardnni-Contnc,Icm e-room
frame hot sif heat. 2-csr ssrare Bird
TR i-pSi0.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
|BUNcALoWS ron SALE

WEST DETROIT = i2744 Abington
Open sunday. IL 10 .. o-rm. fr, q
yrs gas hit. tile v-blinds. nr schools.
markets. transportation See this tar
gain. CARLINc. OR 1896.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
RESORTS FOR RENT
LAKE. RIVER PROP. ron SALE

BEAUTIFUL 65-FT. LAKE FRONTAGE
IS feet OF Lake ST. Clair frontage. 65
feex200 feet. concrete seavaA, Sde-
walks. curbed street, 100-foot boule-
ward entrance. Detroit city water. gas.
electric. sewer included In purchase
price. Liberal terms 10 responsible par
ties. Inquire 250l0 Jefferson Ave. East
near 10 Mile road, St Clair Shores
WEST REALTY co
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26

CoLORED-ALL BARGAINsI

McDOUCALL - IL rooms. steam heat.
partly furnished. Rooming house or
TOURIST HOTEL. Good condition,
FOUR FkRMs-20. so. so ana 2ao
acres. all within 90 miles from down
TWO o-FAMILy-st. Antoine near Leland.
Income $50 per month: only $3.50.
900 down. HURRY ON THIS ONE.
TWO HAND iaundries for sale. Priced
night 10 sell.
WEST sIDE-7 room, completely FUR
niShed carpets on floor Move IN.
only $4,000. 1000 down.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
R-pOnMs-

6-roon1 house on large lots. bath. gss.
electric garage. chicken houses excel
lent buy Will oe glad 10 show you this
parcel. Inquire 250lo jefferson Ave.
East near 10 Nile Road. ST. Clair
shores. ., a--
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
S. 6. HadIey, Inc.

WEST PARKWAY. IA the trees 5 rms
bsrt. furnace Ice Kitchen and nook
Tear gar s4.150. terms 20 tuit owner
l,,1ng city Immediate possestion.
" GRAND BLVD Buchanan v II
rooms steam OIL burner gsrarft
$4,000 terms KNAPP IA 400
WHgELocK. i732-Modsrn fss heated
funIslo~ rocrs and bath CABINET
,ias infuisisd large lO' sifs drive
t.Ysse ,acsn, s. 2A0 tfrus
ftsfA REALTY a INVEST MEST 90
s3ir FORT sT v VI l-iAo0
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26

coLoRED : BurnSMsdbury, . rooms
vacant furnace. plus store and 3 tns.
S2.s 500 down. COUGH. Fl s793.
COLORED--Csmsfon nice 2-nai. s-e.
81 500 down. Delmsf bssu,ifui brick.
o-s 2 furnaces SlTs wabash, brickote.
Z family. 81 500 oorr s074 Russell.
A. warren 3-fAmily. $500 down. Many
more EdtlmAn, ss2e Oakland.
COLORED-CsmerOn az Csnin. SIS
frame. fun basement hot air heat
INN. possession Bird. TR l-os4o
COLORED-Custsr. near woodward Blvd
Low down payment. cheaper than rent.
Feys TY 7-ssss
COIlORED-Good~ al wsstmlnater
6-rm frame. steam heat. Lear garage.
small down payment. Bird. TR i-o54O
COLORED-- Income. s-5. Al condition.
move IN. 81 600 dn 2FLAT. TT,
also 5-room single 81 500 dn SIS,
0g8 81 600 down Othef good buys.
BROKER CT e522 Or TY s5O6i
COLORED-Leland near crsndy one
family nst and single house. Income
SI3 mo Full price Ss.e7S. Terms.
EiE Henkel co ca 2sSs
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
ROYAL OAK FARMS

store. school. churches. parcels $3.50
and up. Come out 20 IA Mile and
Rochester Rds.. bring deposit.
HOUsEMAN-sP1TzLEY CORP
Royal Oak 1910 or CH fslS
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-27

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Observation-Disclosures Co.
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Ypsilanti Savings Bank