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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-03

MATCHING MEN
FOR MANY JOBS

jeff Kniaht D.. manager Of
fhr Iotal g S. Employment Serv-
icr said to-day that. be- use Of
@ decided easing up IN tha man
Togtt iiaattan here. hc Is now
natehn. nan Ga Jobs.
IT, explained that during the
uaF men and women we're en-
Il.tcd feE fdlcss of their quail
nrations Oh a. ans particular Job.
ffrsusr thC damand for workers
Has alH sometImes available
..s exceeded tbc number 0f
asaIlaH.s cmpluycs by several
hundred Bu noN. be- concluded.
hr 81 anis 20 find the right jobs
ins HHfkmsu in ans calllngs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-03
BCLL FAMILY Is
VISITING IN CITY

lt.la.i Ir tsr resent arrival
.ltaa fanpa Atrl "a and Mrs
Cherries Bul scgompanlcd 81
thelf aar end daughter n Law.
~ end IE Charles Boil j.
tfaEa B.I. So. IS brother
William ] % Boil Dusal street
saErf
I'd. EH urrse o. remain
'I.s et.aI cass visiting Wlth
Ed. .f.Et ard fIG Ids
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-03

THE ANSWER TO A STATEMENT

wh statement de = BsY,'sS P.'S TsS1sSx
naht CcnWoc3 SVegtEs rds % LOWER ELEC
. impossible % lever the settst rstsa a.
Of generating equipment Because O. n
wll told
me say money this Of generating equipment
in the oraratng EXPENSE lest YeAI
cn the Elc-trc System e
% OF Szaooo0 used IS oPeFain
bon1s ssac
maturity Of b3nd $4,000 % paid
interest ssl a listed profi'
Any equipment bought The life
rment ~ lss3 when stone
the colEiv PScs1ment Wa
Sscooe)31 Stone webster &c med the Electric
Co ccun-d Ter bought
sls3oO3o 90 also sreed
allowln7 tie r. Beck ASSOCIATES Of Chicago 10
chief clerk
These ePoYed Be< Co % look for
Since City Council has had
operation Ct eel they bY
what the manager TIE SET IS GOOD BUSINESS
FOR BOND co BUT BAD FOR Us Elet who
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deal
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HUNTER (SONNY) HARDEN
Pull Lever No II
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-03
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NO MORE FILINGS
AT ANY CANDIDATE

Netting Of disraiE tious
nature wili be uu5lished IN
The Citizen Mondav about
the election GO be held the
following dsY.
The Cifi1sn has taken that
stand always Ian feirnesS 10
Ell esndiaafef. and the reason
Ter the fsale is because II .
candidate Is sttseked he wiil
not be aiven en- opportunity
20 rsrlv before election day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-03
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HARRY JELLISON
CELEBRATING 99TH
BIRTHDAY TODAY

WASHINGTON. N,v. a.
Hg'iY Melvin Jellison. who
once s'rSsd President LIN
coin. I'm civil war days. from
crossing = oicket line. Is cele-
bFstina the ninety ninth ar
nivSrssrY Of his birth to5aY.
Recalling the ans idsnt. nc
sad he hsitsd President Lin
coln be use Ne IVES unsbln
70 aive the BsSswora. Jelliscn
stated that Lincoln shurklea
soo3-nsturedlY and walked
swRY.
Jsillson. native Ct Maine.
ve'Untss'ia In the infsntry
whsn he wgs ls years q ags.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-03
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WAR PRODUCTION
BOARD FADES OUT

WASHINGTON. Nov. A.
TIE War Production Beard
went euf 81 existsnee Today.
Us iew remaining functions
wili be taken care Of by the
Civil Production Aaministra-
ten.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-08
LIAlS0N PLANES
MAKE LONG HOP

OKINAWA, July 5.-OelayeO--
in close formation, unarmeo
and skirting Japanese-held IS
lands, "a little army liaison planes
flew today from northern Luzon
to Yontan airfield on Okinawa, 740
miles in seven and one-half hours.
It was the longest overwater hop
ever made by the Is planes,
which are only slightly modified
from the twoplace civilian Sport
ships of the "Cub" classification.
which are used for evacuation OF
wounded, movement Of personnel
and artillery spotting or messen-
ger work.
: Pilots Of larger planes frankly
were skeptical that the small craft
could make it. ~
Two army air search rescue Ca'-
alma amphibians mothered t h e
little planes on the long trip. Each
was prepared to pick up lalson
pilots from the water in event OF
crash landing.
Not an engine failure, not a sign
of major difficulty was reported
over the 'pnones with which all OF
the LIS pilots were in constant
communications with the Cats
and flight leaders.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-08

WASHINGTON, July 7. - up -
A vigorous campaign to smash the
German cartel system lest it be-
come the springboard for another
war has been started by the Unit
ed States.
State and War Department sour
ces who declined to be identified
said today that American Army
seizure of the I. G. Farben plants
and assets in the U. S. occupied
zone in Germany was only the
'.forerunner" to additional similar
actions.
Although the United States cur
rently is moving on its own, it
was learned that the Allied control
council will be urged to adopt a
UNIFORM policy in all zones to deal
with the problem.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-08
GREEK CHURCH'S
WORKERS PRAISED

The congregation of the Whining
ton Greek Orthodox church were
highly praised yesterday Tor us
fine work in establishing the church
by the Rev. E B. Papazisis, who
recently arrived to assume his dut-
les as pastor. The Ladies auxiliary
and Young people of the church
were also commended for their out
standing religious activities.
The first local service conduct
ed by the new minister was held
last Sunday. Sunday school will be
from 10 to II o'clock this morn
ing and regular services from II
to IL.
The Rev. Mr.. Papazisis said yes
terday the church would be named
and dedicated as soon as possible,
and expressed the hope that either
Archbishop Athenagoras, of New
York City, or Bishop of the South,
Bishop Germanos, of Chorlotte,
would attend.
Recently elected officers of the
church, who assumed office July
l are:
N. Modinos, president; T. Room
dos. vice president; G. Papson,
treasurer; j. Batuyios, secretary.
Auditors: J. Morris, G. Mauron-
icholas, D Patelis.
Board of Trustees: A. Compos,
B. saffo, P. BALLADS, J. Patelos,
T. Patelos, G.. Vasiliou.
All were elected to serve two
year terms
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-08
Fire Loss Totals
$6.448 During June

Last months fire loss, was Sc,
448.73, with 81 alarms turned in
to the Wilmington Fire department,
compared with only $685. fire loss
and q alarms for June, 1914.
In his monthly report to City
Manager A. C. Nichols, Fire Chief
Ludie broom reported ten fires re-
sulting from carelessness and five
from sparks from chimneys.
One call was answered out OF the
city and two false alarms were
reported turned in from auxiliary
boxes at James Walker Memorial
hospital.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-08
N. Y. Publishers Will
Comply With WLB Order

NEW YORK, July Z. -R- The
Publishers Association OF Ne"
York City said today in a state
ment that delivery of the city s
newspapers would be resumed when
striking deliverymen complied with
War Labor Board dciions.
1.-THE policy of the publishers Will
continue to be one of strict COM
pliance with the orderly and legal
machinery provided by the govern
ment for the settlement of such dis
putes,'' the statement said.
1.-THE daily newspapers will again
be delivered when the newspaper
and mail DELIVERIES union agrees
to the same processes"
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-08

When you finance home through Peo-
pies Building and Loan you know from
the start all the details about your loan
plan. There are no hidden factors to
crop up and upset your budget planning.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-08
WE'D

SYRACUSE, N. Y, July 7..-P)-
Ensign Alan Robert Ford USNR)
the worlds fastest short-distance
swimmer, and Miss Beverly James
Joy of Syracuse were married to-
day at Park Central Presbyterian
church.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-13
ALASkA HIGHWAY, HAYNES CUTOFF TO
 BE MAINTAINED

The Canadian Government has informed the United States War Department it will maintain those parts of the Alaska Highway and the HaineS cut off which lies within it's boundaries, according to information made available to Delegate Bartlett and as reported in the Delegates letter received by the Empire from Washington, D. C., under date of Dec T.
 Assumption of this responsibility will be taken on April l, l946, at which time the Canadian portions of both highways revert to the Dominion through agreement reached between the United States and Canada when plans were drawn up for construction of the highway.
 At a joint conference between representatives of the Canadian Army and the commanding officer of the Northwest District Sixth Service Command, United States Army, specifications were drawn up as a standard for maintenance of the roads. The specifications are to be used as a plan for achieve ment in order to keep the high ways in as good a condition as possible with the amount of money available.
 The roadbed would be graded to a width of 26 feet, and horizontal curves would be no sharper than six degrees except in mountainous terrain, according to the standards set forth in the specifications. The surface would be bladed free of snow during and immediately fol- lowing a snowfall to prevent ruts and an accumulation of frozen snow. All snow would be cleaned off the roadway and shoulders just prior to the spring thaw. Frequent summer blading to prevent ruts or cCrrugations would be made Route patrolmen would keep the highway free of fallen trees, rocks and other debris.
 The War Department has recom- mended that funds be obtained for the fiscal year 1947 by either the Alaska Road Commission or the War Department for maintenance of the portions of both the Alaska Highway and the Haines cutoff which lie within the boundaries of Alaska
 Thomas H. Macdonald, commis- sioner of public roads administra- tion, accompanied the subcommit- tee of the House Roads Committee on it's inspection trip to Alaska last summer, and it is believed he will recommend maintenance of the Alaska portions of both highways.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-13
GOOD SHOW x ENDING TONIGHT
 ASCApIT0L'S BILL

Between Two Women" at the Capitol for the last times tonight, is good entertainment.
 Van Johnson has the romantic lead. He plays the part of doctor who takes a well-earned respite from his duties one evening and visits a night club for relaxation. Immed- lately. however, he is catapulted in to a strange case when one of the singers, seemingly completely heal thy, collapses in her dressing room after her performance.
 The case becomes most intrigu- ing, involving a switchboard opera tor, lovely society woman with plen- ty of the worldly cash and inciden- tally the looks. Marilyn Maxwell Gloria De Haven and Keenan Wynn are in the supporting cast.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-13
VISIT DELEGATE

David H. Doxey of Fairbanks called on Delegate Bartlett recently. MT Doxey was with the U. s. Engineers at Ladd Field as a civil lian employee He and Mrs Doxie will spend the winter in Wash ington and hope to return to Fair banks in the spring
 Fred D Crane of Seward and Fairbanks is in Washington.
 Dr. C. Earl Albrecht of Juneau, Territorial Commissioner of Health, has called on Delegate Bartlett while in Washington on official business. Dr. Albrecht served as colonel in the Army and was sta- toned at Fort Richardson long while.
 James s. Robbins, of Candle, was a Washington visitor Mir Robbins
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-13
REBEKAHS TO LEAVE DONATIONS FOR XMAS
 BASKETS AT BERT'S

For the convenience of members of the Rebekah Lodge who have not, yet made their contribution of canned food for the Rebekahs' Christmas basket, box has been placed at Bert's Cash Grocery where donations may be left As the time is getting short for as- sembling the baskets, the donated food will be picked up tomorrow night at the close of the business day, and members are urged to give this their immediate attention.
 Home canned fruits and vege- tables, jams and jellies, as well as other food staples, are all well come additions to the Christmas baskets.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-13
BARAN0F IN PORT
 FROM WEST, SOUTH

Steamship Baranof arrived in Juneau port yesterday at 4 o'clock with II passengers disembarking here from the westward The vessel sailed during the night with 20 passengers for the southward.
 Arriving from Seward - F J. Hart, Harry Mcdonald, Carl J. Strom.
 From Cordova. - John Letendre, Sam Axtell, H. B. Henry, Daniel F Roy, Richard Thielke, John Wilmington and o. K. Woodward
 Leaving for Seattle were - Paul Powers, A. T. Thorndal, Mrs. C.. Thorndal, Lillian G. Scott, Arnold Savela. Milo Savela, R. E Bar bear, Charles Watsen. c. w.. Stearns, Nels Ludvickson, Ernest James, Don Sandal, Elwin Poage, l.. B. McLain, Magnus Hansen, C.. D. Trahern and Howard Morn.
 For Ketchikan-Barbara North.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-13
YOUTH RALLY ON
 SATURDAY NIGHT

A Christmas entertainment will he given for this months Youth for Christ. The Rally will be held in the Odd Fellows Hall Saturday night at 7:45 o'clock
 It is believed that this program will be most interesting and novel. Rev. H. E. Beyer is giving the Christmas Message in Art" This consists of full color reproductions of some of the worlds greatest art masterpieces projected on the screen. It is an illustrated message espec- ially for the young people of Ju- neau
 In addition to the kodachrome slides there will be a lively program of singing and special numbers. Ev- ,rybody is welcome to these rallies which are produced for the spirit ual uplift of our young people.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-13
COASTAL AIRLINES
 FLIES ON ! ROUTES

Alaska Coastal Airlines carried five passengers from Ketchikan, Petersburg and Wrangell yester- day, and departed this morning with seven for Sitka. Pilot Roy Renshaw flew both trips.
 Yesterdays passengers:
 From Ketchikan-M. J. Haas, H.. R. Shannon and Marshall Crutcher
 From Petersburg-Ed Locken.
 From Wrangell-- J. Wheater.
 Leaving for Sitka today were Mark Jacobs, Harvey Jacobs, Mar shall Crutcher, c. B. Sutter, Walter H. Brown, Nicholas Williams and c. R. Clements.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-13
TWO FEATURES
 SHOWN TONIGHT
 AT 10TH CENTURY

Topping the current double fea- ture at the 20th Century Theatre is a smart paced detective story Crime by Night. With a swell cast, in- cluding Jane Wyman, Faye Emer- son, Jerome Cowan and Eleanor Parker, the unusual story is further helped by some of the gayest lines and situations seen for some time.
 The supporting feature is com edy drama, The Girl From Monter- rey" with Armida, Jack LaRue and Edgar Kennedy.
 A new News Reel rounds out an entertaining evening
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-13
PaIion Spends Good Night, Is Official Report

HEIDELBERG, Dec. l3-Doctors in attendance on Gen. George s. Patton reported today that he had spent a good night and that his general condition remained satis- factory with no complications.
 The medical bulletin indicated, however, that there had been mo marked change in the paralysis from which Patton is suffering as the result of broken neck sus- tained in an automobile accident last Sunday near Mannheim.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-13

heads the Arctic Exploration Com pany in the Seward Peninsula.
 It. and Mrs. Patrick J. Gilmore, Jr., of Ketchikan, visited Delegate Bartlett during their stay in Wash ington recently. It. Gilmore, re- leased from the Navy, will be the United States Attorney for the First Division at Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-13
SOLDIERS ON BARANOF

Two hundred and four officers and men are aboard the Baranof on their way south from Fort Richardson and other points to the westward for discharge or reassign- ment
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-13
BACK FROM FAIRBANKS

T. J. Petrich, who has been on customs relief work at Fairbanks, has returned to local headquarters via PAA.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-13

@4 80 m. yesterday 430 a today)
 WEATHER low with the Mid Aeuan There the Brooks Range moving ndca another low high cell from southern California Whehorse and the Mackenzie River Basin the Alaska Ketchkn Seward with falling the north Sa Snow fell the Kskokwm Yukon basins and the Seward Dpipcl
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-13
ANCHORAGE MAN HERE

George Nelson of Anchorage isl registered at the ,Baranof, having arrived yesterday by PAA
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-13
HEBERT RETURNS

Lisle Hebert has returned from Seattle via PAA after a business trip south.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-13
HOSpITAl NOTES

Mrs. George Geddes of Teslin, Y. T., was admitted to St Ann's Hospital yesterday for medical at tention.
 Discharged from St. Ann's Hos pital yesterday were: Mrs. Albert Eide and baby boy, Mrs. George Alfors, surgical patient, and Ernest James, medical patient.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-13

DRINK KING BLACK LABEL!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-13
HERE FROM PELICAN

E. R. Smith of Pelican is a guest at the Gastineau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-13
MARINE WEATHER RI1IIETIN

Southeast Alaska outside Dixon Entrance Yakutatwnd
 light variable increasing Friday souheaey 25 miles hour-light
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-10
BegoIe News
Begole Club Has
Annual Dinner

Begole, Mich. Mar. 10 Members
OF the Begole Child Study Club
were delightfully."- entertained Wed.
nesday evening at their annual din.
ner in Charles McKenny Hall. Tho
program consisted OF music. dane
Ing by pupils from Jimmie Hunts
Studio, and motion pictures OF the
Belgian Congo.
Miss Marian Evans was piano
sololst and played Debusseys
"Clair de Lunc." with a Chopin
composition as encore.
Jimmie Hunts little dancers pre-
scented the following very enter
tanning numbers Rhythm tap
Alicia Feminist. Dickie Smith, Clark
Cohee. Judy, Rena. Richard, and
Ronald Jacobus Rhythm tap
Bonnie Schoolmastcr. Rhythm tap
dolores Helzerman. Soft Shoe
Bobby Adams. Baby taps--Mary
Jane Hargett and Abbie Hunt.
Rhythm tap-Bobby Adams. Mil
itary tap Joyce Wright Teenis
Vicente Mary Jane Har.
gett and Abble Hunt. Western
taps-Delorcs Helzerman. Waltz
Clog-Allcia Feminist. Sandra Spra-
que, Joan Struble, Dickie Smith.
Clark Cohee, Rena. Judy, Richard
and Ronald Jacobus. Accompan-
fist was Miss Phyllis Denney.
To complete the program. DIR.
George Wescott who recently re-
turned from the Belgian Congo
in Africa. showed pictures which
he had taken along the CONGO
river and in the interior. There
were pictures OF the natives back
I'm the bush country and their Gus
toms; also pictures OF the more
civilized natives nearer the coast.
or special interest. were scenes OF
an appendectomy performed by
one OF Dr.. Wescott's native assist
ants.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-10
Real Estate
Farms and Land For sale

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
to-A, Riga TWP. good hldgs- pro
duetiye soil sQring possession,
io-A ptsrfisld Twp, fair build
mss. good soil Price $500.
u-A, Whltstord Twp, good bldgs.
good soil, immediate possession,
$500
sO-A. H,.ssfield Twp. good BLDG.
good soil, immediate possession,
$4,000
5o-A summerfisli Twp, fair
buildings. sandy loan. $1,000.
"a Ida TWP, fair buildings,
sandy loan $4,000
s0-A, Bedford Twp, good build
ings, good productive soil &i3.590
ll0-A peertie.d Twp, goud build
ings, good productive soil i22 goo.
lila, psertield TWP, > houses,
all buildings good. t-2,tOo.
lll-A. riga Twp, fair buildings,
productive soil, $4,000.
l2o-A, ogden Twp, good build
ings, 5o-A. tillable, 5o-A, pas
ture 81 nNH
TO SETTLE ESTATE. lso acres.
Riga Twp, Mich, This is an eN-
ceptlonallY good farm. \ room
house, seni-moderu, complete set
OF excellent farm buildings, good
location, on two paved roads,
soil regular Riga type, level.
dark clay loan. very productive,
adaptable 20 tho major crops
grown IN this area, corn, soy
beans. tomatoes, and sugar
heets Spring possession. priced
for quick sale
For further information call
or write
EDW. GREW. LINEHAN
REALTY co, BLlSSFIELp,
MICH Telephones office %,
Residence 3-F-2l
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-10
Special

A beautiful family home OF
brick construction located on
Fairview Circle in exclusive
College Heights section. This is
deluxe home in one of the
towns finest residential dis
tricts. rooms and bath down
stairs. rooms and bath up.
Lower part now rented TO
Bomber Plant official. Upper
part rented TO college faculty
member. Stoker heating system.
Large lot, garage. Price
Sl2 500. with one-third down, or
will allow 5000 discount II pur-
chaser can arrange cash dea!.
6hman & Oreenstreet
REALTORS
40 w. Michigan. Phone 1872
CALI OUR ADTAHEI; al 4IU 10
Classified Advertising servioe
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-10
FINAL
ADMINISTRATION ACCOUNT

No. $1,000
STATE or MICHIGAN. The Pro-
bate Court for the County of WASH
tenuW.
Al n session Of said Court. held at
the Probate OFFICE IN the Ctty Of
Ann Arbor, IN said county on the
eth day OF March, \. u. 1915.
Present, lion. jay q, FRAY. Judge
Of Probate
In thd NUrrST ur TIM -t7-tHte- OF =
Mary Mohlsr. Deceased
Charles NJ. Muhler, Executor, haV-
Ing filed In said Court his first and
flnhl administration account and his
petition pra Ing for the allowance
thereof ana Tor the Assignment and
distribution OF tho residue OF said
estate
II Is Ordered, That the End IN, ~
April. A. y. 1915. ht ten o'clock
IN the forenoon, AT said Probate Of
lice, he ana 10 hereby appointed FOR
examining ana allowing said nc-
count and hearing said petition.
II Ii Further Ordered Tint nubIIs
notice thereof be given by puhlIra.
tion OF copy OF this order for three
successive weeks previouH 10 ala
day OF herring. IN tho Ypsltanti
Dhlly froaa. u new rnpsr printed and
circulated I'm said County.
JAY q. FRAY.
A true copy.
Nora . Borgert, Register Of Probate
Adv g-32t
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-10
Real Estate
Houses FOR Sale
HARRY c. PEET
REALToR

REALTOR
ELM STREET HOME. Large liv-
ing room with brick fireplace
ana combination dining room.
Venetian blinds. Three very at
tracttvs bedrooms upstairs. Built
in cupboards IN kitchen tlniS he'd
in white enamel. Complies hath.
Automatic Marshall furnace
Automatic gas heater. One Of the
best locations on West side.
$500. Terms.
10 ACRES. level rich soil. Z room
Cane cod style nearly new mouse
hardwood floors first floor. bath
built In laundry tubs electro
pump, excellent arteslan wen WI
Deming automatic pump. 1S'oV0
Terms
ACRES, nearly new room
bungalow, electric pump, bath.
$4,000. Terms $500 down.
EAST SIDE room modern
bungalow. also room house,
both rented. Full price $3.50,
Terms.
BUNGALOW ~ WILLIS village.
Hardwood floors, well built.
Good sized lot. Priced 10 sell.
Terms $3.50 down.
CENTRAL. CLOSE IN, East
Mich. Large business lot with
room house, bath. automatic
oil furnace, large garage. Part OF
lot extends through 10 street in
rear. VIII sell or lease for busi-
ness.
HARDWOOD ST, room house,
wired for electric stove, furnace.
large lot $4,000. Terms.
NORTH PROSPECT ST. near
Michigan Ave, 6 room house,
bath large barn, chicken house.
garage, fruit, good garden tract,
Low price. Terms $3.50 down. Inn
mediate possession.
II ROOM modern income apart
ment house. Priced to sell. Mod
crate terms.
LARGE BEAUTIFUL modern
Washtenaw- Avenue home. Fire
place in large living room. Spac-
ious grounds, fruit and berries.
Reasonable prices. Terms $500
down.
NORTH PROSPECT ST. 6 room
house, hard wood floors, COM
plete bath, furnace. recreation
room. one OF the newer homes
near Prospect Park and school.
Priced to sell. Terms.
il9 Pearl St. Phone 1871
Satisfied customers are our best
advertisement.