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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-19
futile Hill

Tuttle Hill-Rev. Clarence Green
superintendent Of Adrian quarterly
meeting, spoke at Friend Church
sunday.
1t. Kenneth Cots Is enjoying o
ten day furlough with Mr. and Mrs
Claude Colts. lie is through HIS
training at Fort Sill, Okla, and le
now stationed al Fort Bragg, n
c.
Mrs. Peyton Draper and daush.
ter-in-law, Mrs. Lewis Draper and
little daughter Elaine, left Wednes
day morning by automobile for Cen.
tralla. III. Mrs. Peyton Draper will
return home IN few days.
Charles Demlck, Wyandotte, spent
Sunday with his aunt, Mrs. Stanley
Sayinski and family. Mr.. Demtck
has received his honorable dis
charge from the Army.
Mrs. Clyde Breining has been
spending the past week in Dear.
horn. called there by the illness and
death OF her brother Flayius Free.
man.
Karl Schan1 and Ernest KarnatI
have been with a party OF hunters
IN northern Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. Elvis Eubanks, De.
trolt, spent Tuesday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Clay Petit.
Mrs. Mack Holland, BEDFORD, has
been spending several days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Holland. Both
are a little improved In health.
Rev. Charles Carey Ia making a
good recovery from his recent Sc.
we're Illness.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-19
BY Esther Van Wagner Tu:ty

BY Esther Van Wagner Tuety
The man everyone Is talking about
in Washington British Prime
Minister Attlee doesn't look bit
like his pictures which are plas.
tered all over the papers. Decidedly
better looking. as 40 many bald
headed men are when seen face to
face.
slight OF build, not more than
feet nine. he looks British" mostly
because OF his heavy moustache
constant black pipe, and the newt
able Homburg. when he speaks. Of
course, you know instantly that he
IS British but his OXonian accent
Is not oyerpowering. His shyness IS
amazing In a man who radiates
such selt-confidence and assurance
Since At home Prime Ministers
don't hold press conferences, It Is
always n special test and ordeal for
them to confront the American
newspaper reporters who have a
flair for asking awkward questions
Narrowing the invitations 10 the
"actlve" press, Attlee made brave
try at answering their questions at
an overseas writer's luncheon. lie
did right we'll. Everything o.. the
questions and the answers . were
off the record. But the impression
seemed to be that the Britlsher had
been on spot. and got or very
neatly. Such meetings in Congress.
and at more intimate gatherings,
one impression Is general. that
the new Labor party isn't a move
ment to fear and that will preserve
all Of the basic freedoms.
His phrases were unvarnished.
but far from radical. Senators and
Congressman listened but didn't
get demonstratiye about Il. They
seemed TO be especially attentive
as he sought 10 remove some mis-
apprehensiors' about his British
Labor Government
Neat Is The word TO describe Mr.
Attlee. Neat in body, dress, express
sion and manner. His voice Is even
neat. His moustache Is neatly
trimmed and his dark neat suits
are definitely not Bond Street.
No Churchill. Attlee wins friends
with a different kind OF sales talk.
And friends he will need. for
what the diplomatic and financial
relationship between Britain and
the United States becomes under
his. leadership may determine whe-
ther Britain will remain in is top
notch position in the world.
Almost every week some Mich
igan community is handed some
federal funds to pay for the cost
OF preparing plans for some local
public works project
The most recent Michigan alol.-
ment involved an advance Of s32..
500 for waterway improvements on
the Red Run Branch OF the Clinton
River in Oakland and Macomb
Counties. The Drainage Board eetl.
mates the total cost at $4,000. 600.
These projects include q great
variety-echool, sewer, water. hos.
pital, public buildings. and flood
control. The funds are made avail
able through the Federal Works
Agency.
Pursuing his one.man campaign
70 acquaint Congress with the
threat OF communism. Conzressman
George Dondero. had reprinted
communication from Redford.
This Is one except: 1T will prob
ably come as asurprise to most
members OF service and luncheon
clubs 10 know that there are more
Communist organizations In the De
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-19
FOUR INJURED

Detroit -AP-Four persons were
seriously injured Sunday when fire
destroyed a home In government
housing project at Ecorse, Mich,
They were Preston Edmonds. 90, OF
Ecorse; his wife, Nora, 10; Mrs.
Edmond's sister. Luna Briggs, II,
Of Marshall, n. C.; and Lois Brown,
II, also OF Marshall.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-19

No Problem Now
Albuquerque, y Mt wac night
when Ernest Beniamins car
stalled In a ditch and some spilled
gasoline went unnotlced In the
dark.
A friend. studying means TO eItri
cate the vehicle. struck a match
Assistant Fire Chief Milton
Grande said there wasn't enough
car left for BENJAMIN 10 worry
about
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-19
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT

Reed City Jimmy MalmberE. &,
was shot In the leg Sunday by a
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-19

% caliber rifle bullet fired ac
dentally By his six.year-old broth,
Bobby. as the two were playing
their fathers car.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-19

logical, after all Tor the more times sa ! &c"
the more loans | make. And since making
Personal Loans is my full-time business that's
mighty important to me.
casually / say Yes" in a hurry. But
when circumstances unusual try to find
way to work out deal That's why Personal
is often able 10 make loans that others cannot
'Of course-once in a while can't find a way
That's natural When that happens, personally
sit down with the customer in private office
and discuss the situation frankly. a common
sense basis.
Like most people, | don't believe in unnecessary
borrowing but when loan is needed or to
your advantage, I'll be glad to say Yes. Any
time you need extra cash-see nae, won't you?
Right now, for instance. See me at Personal
Finance Co., SO N. Huron St.. ground floor, or
phone me at 5S2.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-19
Picket

Picket
Hollywood, Calif.-AP Stuart
Rarbel, %, An ex-paratrooper, Is
trying 20 find a landing place for
the stork He Is parading up and
down the main streets with a large
sign fastened TO his neck.
on the front IS picture Of a
sto-E carrying a baby with the
note: NO place to land" On his
back ls a picture OF a tent with the
query: Must our child be born In
q tent? Has anyone got an apart
ment9' Karbel says the baby Is
expected around Christmas. He and
his wife came here seven months
ago from Miami Fla.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-19
q MILES in
4 } The Neus

Little But Mighty
Moscow. Ida, Nov l9-AP-Two
bantam hens and a rooster tied up
traffic a. Moscows busiest lntersec-
ton for three hours while automo-
biles and trucks lodged the strut
ting, flying trio and police CROPPED,
grabbed and gumbled 70 clear away
the barrier. without so much as a
handful OF feathers to show they
were on the Jobs
Finally a dozen high school and
University Of Idaho students coor-
dinated a military thanking attack
TO close IN on the feathered trouble
makers a pair Of boys snagged the
hens and a coed took the rooster
into her arms and dartcd 10 the
University campus.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-19
A good man
to do business with!

Like every good neishbor, your u. S.
Royal Dealer has community pride and
personal ambition. His success or fall
ure as a local, independent merchant
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-19

Gunpowder was introduced in
warfare in the early part OF the
18th century.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-19

The CT soon learned to use ele-
plants as skillfully as natives In
the China-Burma.India area.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-19
ACCUSED

I've been accused Of be-
ing a Eyes Man" and
come to think of it am
That is, | like to say eyes"
when people ask for a
loan. Which is only
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-19
a good man to know

Probably you know your
nearby u. S. Royal Dealer.
He's q good friend and a
good man to know :. espe-
cially these days when WEI re
all faced with the Job ofmak.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-19

depends on how we'll he serves you.
He has a natural, logical pride in
the tires he sells. You've probably
heard him tell from his own expert.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-19

Register your tire needs with your
u. s. Tire Dealer now. He's a good
man TO know. He can help you better
than any other man in town to hold
out for u. S. Royals.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-19

ing our tires last until we can get new
u. S. Royals.
He may operate q super-service
station and employ dozens of helpers.
He may own a small one or two-man
shop in a rural area. But regardless of
size, his neighbors and customers look
to him as the best tire man in town.
That is why he was selected as u. S.
Royal Dealer.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-19

He is a good man to know because he
has made tires and tire care his life
work.
When you 60 to him with trouble
some tire problem, he finds the answer
with the skill Of highly trained tire
service engineer. He knows the latest
and best in repair and maintenance
methods Z. He's not a Jack-of-all
trades :. but a master of one.
When it comes to having the right
tools and the latest information on how
to do the job right, he proves his right
to the title The best tire man
IN town."
And to back him up with scientific
and technical help, corps of United
States Rubber Company engineers
brings him up-to-the-minute knowl-
edge of factory service methods direct
from the factory.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-07

iden oieie goloene @elunobeitsregel
nid)t beoba6ten, gibt es 10 biele
&ranfbeiten uno S6pd6en.
Bfarrer &neipp uno olle Naturo-
patben enpfeblen bon 3eit 5u 3eit
lelbit geiun0en Menlden cine fur5e
Soitenperiooe. Sci Mageniibeln lit lte
nod mebr gu empfeblen. .
Betra6ten mir einmal oen gab-
runes. uno Beroauungspro5eB. Dur6
3ufitbrung bon geabrung uno Grant
Idiot man Der Natur cine Irbeit auf:
Die Ger Geoauung. ueberbitroet man
nun Die geatur NIT aubiel Nabrung
10 eeraten bulb Die ger0auungsorga-
ne: Magen, gingetpeibe, Nieren, 2e=
ber unb oas gan5e SDitem in unoro>
nrng un6 Die Sduren uno @i fte neb-
men iiberba1to. @1ei9 i6doli9 1T oas
i6neue @iien. @enn man bic Nabrung
nur balb 5efaut, miro Dem Nagen
cine ooppelte 8roe oufgelegt. Our9
3erfauen Der Speiien meroen oieiel~
BEN griin6lid NIT Speidel bermiidt
uno ooour9 miro bem Nagen bic
8eroautng borbereitet un6 erlei6.
teri.
MdBieteit berni6tet oft cine &ranf>
belt i'm &eim, mdbreno ourd llnnd=
Bigfeit @ranfbeiten berbeigefiibrt tper<
ben. MaBigfeit brinst ein bobes Sitter.
Selbitperitdnoli6 muB Elm fraftiger
Nann, Der idpere Grbeit berribtet,
geniigeno uno frdftig eiien, mdbren6
oer, uel6er cine fiben6e 8ei@aftigung
bat, tidt basielbe Quantum beroaaen
tam.
@as nun oas Erirten beim giien
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-07

nur oae NGbrItoffe Der &artiffel, ion=
bern nod anoere tpertOoue 5ub1tan>
gen.
- ST. &c., 8aib. -
I'm StGrfe (Stard) aus Sen &or=
toffeln 5u 3ieben, berfabre man pie
folgt: @roBe meblbaltige &artoffeln
peroen eetpaiden, gel6lt un0 gerie-
ben, Damn nit taltem 8aiier our6 Elm
nidt gu feines @ieb georiidt, big Die
gan5e Maiie NIT reidlidem 3uiab
bon 8aher bur9getrieben porben lit.
Nues Seite uno S6leimige (aus Dem
li9 bas Webl btloet) tpiro ii9 nun
5u 8ooen feben; 6as bariiber fteben6e
flare 8aiier miro boritdtie abeeeoi>
len un6 ourd friides eriest, nit mel,
9em man ben 8ooeniab tii6tig aufs
riibrt uno bur9arbeitet, oas @anse
aber, obne es 5u beritbren ooer our6>
3uidiitteln, stp0lf 5t.n6en lteben
.lGBt.
6. g., SQ. -
Die @ei6idte Der ,,angefetteten"
8ibeln oes Wdttelalters lit INNER nod
etn 2ieblingstbema abgeltanoener pro-
teltantilder Breoiger uro benefit nur
oeren booenloie l1ntpifenbeit. Dieie
@beln murben ni6t angefettet, 0abit
man iie nidt leien ioute, ionoern ba-
NIT iie allen @ld1tbieen gum 2elen
CUR 8erfiigung ftdnoen. Serner maren
Die 8ibeln 6amals nod ielten uno es
beitan6 bic @efabr, oaB-bieie often
liegenoen 8ibeln leidt bdtten eeitobs
en- iperoen f0nneu. @er bas mertwiir.
Dig finoet, muB es aud fir merfpiir-
Dig balten, 1aB man beutautaee in
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-07

3igorren itno tpie oie Woral: Sc
6ermann fiibrt lie I'M Wtunoe, aber
niemanoen faut es Elm, in ibr Snner"
ltes ein3uoringen, uno menn er it6
lie einma1 ins @in5elne 5erlegt, oann
lit lie fir i'm utbrau6bor gelporoen.
3igarren iino tpie tpibtige gnt.
i6lieBungen: iie miiiien abgelagert
iein uno fiibl bebanoelt meroen.
3igarren lino tpie reali1til6e Ebe-
ateritiide: 0em @inen miro libel, neil
fte i'm DieI 5u ltart lino> Dem Nnoe-
rem, ser tie pertrogen fann, i6meden
lie oortreffli6.
3igarren ftno pie biele Ebeater~
agenten: iie MAIDEN @inem blauen
Dunlt Dor, Iino teuer uno Ielten gut
5u baben.
3igarren tper6en tpie sic WenI6en
in ibrer friibeiten Sugenb getpidelt;
ober Die 3iearre fommt aug oer Rifte,
tpenn ite gebrau6t miro, tpQbreno Der
Weni6 bonn in 6ie &iite fommt, tpenn
ct berbrau6t lit. 8eibe aber tperoen
gu Gi6e.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-07

ret, tpeldes elm 5iinoitiid Der natio.
naIio5ioIiitiiden Bropaganoa lit unb
fudt bur6 fulfde @eritbte bic anglo.
iabftiben 2anoer binters 2i6t au
fiibren. Gue oieie oft iebr oetaiaier'
ten Nadri6ten geben elm fali6es 8ilo
bon ben 3uitdn6en i'm Snnern oes
9ertiden Neides., 9esbalb bringen
tpir feline oieIer Ra6ridten.
g. s., Sa. -
SelbIt penn man ni6t gu faiten
braudt, iolte man geilnobeitsbalber
bon 3eit 5u 3eit faiten ooer tpenig-
items 6urd iebr mGBigen @enuB bon
Speiie uno Sranf Die @eiunbbeit at
it6rfen iu6en Grbeit, MaBigfeit uno
Stub, idlieBen oem ar5t oie Ere
3u. 8eil beut3utage Die meiiten Wen-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-07

offentliden EeIepbonbuoen Die aoref'
ienbii6er .ebenfaIls feitbinoet, oonttt
iie nidt miteenommen peroen. 9sie"
mano miro ooraus oen S6luB aie'
ben, oaB Selepbonbitder perbotene
Bidder liu6.
Domals tpie beute tpar uno 1T oas
8ibelleien ben &atbolifen nI6t nur
ni6t berboten, ionoern miro BON Der
Stride entpfoblen uno es lit iogar
nit Dem 2eien Ser 81. S6rift Elm Gb.
loB berbunoen. Gerboten NOR oamals
uno lit bel,te nod oaS 2eien elmer
nidtfatboliI6en 8ibel, tpeil oieielben
bon abgefauenen Seftenpre6ieern
iiberiett lit uno Srrtiimer entbdlt. I'm
Sen &inbern oie 8Ibel faBliber uno
berl ltonolider 81 MAIDEN, lit in fatbo'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-07

lii6en 56ulen cine tur5gefaBte btbli"
ide @eidi6te eingefiibrt, un6 eine
boIlItGnoige 8ibeliIberlebung lit Itets
NIT @rflGrungen berleben, neil oieles
in ser 81. 5drift oen l1ngebioeten
ni6t lei6t berltdnOi6 lit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-07
! gh. So, MD.

~
bic ftigmotiiierte Sungfrau Sbereie |
seeumann in &onnersrel1tb feinerlet
0adridten nod Dem sluslano &C.
langt. ueberoieS nirnntt, tpie ibr 8far'
rer unb 5eeliorger geober it6 tuieoer'
bolt gequBert bat, Sbereie .ni9t Dos
geringite Sntereiie an po1itii9en uno
ottoern peItli9en @reigniiien. Sir
Die Nabrunesmtttelf fiiriorge 0eutId>
lanos piirbe es itb fir bic Hegte>
r,tng unter oen geeentpdrttgen Ser
bdItniiien als cine groBe .8obltat er'
tpeiIen, tpenn es biele folder Perionen
in DeutI6lanb gdbe tpie Sbereie gsel1"
mann, oa fie befanntli6 feit iiber 90
esabren feinerlet Nabrung 5u 1t9
nin1nt.
sic empfdngt geeentpartig tpenig
Befu6er, peil our6 biidofli6e WeaB>
uabmen bie 3abl Der 8eiu6er einge>
ihrGnft tporoen un6 ausldnotI6en
8elu6ern bic @inreile in 0eltti9lano
er5dpert miro.
8eri6te iiber ongebli6e bon Sbes
refe gen1a6te AeuBerungen Der poll>
tifde @reignifie uber 8orberiagungen
e1fldrte Yfarrer gtaber als erfunoen
uuo unbegriinoet. SSn elmer ibrer 8ts
ftonen, 10 beri6tete Bfarrer Naber,
lei ibr iogar angeoeutet 1poroen, iie
ioue ni6t etnmal oen 8eriu6 MAIDEN,
aufiinftige Oinge 5u ergriin6en.
- Mrs. S. W., Obip -
sic oiirfen in Sbrer Eribatonoa6t
obne 8eoenfen Die Weuttergotes als
Die ,,@onigin 6es Segfeuers" anru-
fen, oenn ite lit 6ie &ontgin aller
Weni6en, au9 Der Seelen I'M &et-
ltigungsort 11no tie tpiro getpiB audi
fit oie leioenoen Menl6en ibre mdd-
tige Giiriprade BEL @ott einlegen.
gearta, bic Weutter unieres @rloiers
uno ,1nfere binmltfbe Mutter, miro
ia unter oen beri9ieoenten Stteln an>
aerufen, tpie ,,Mutter oer SIMMER
tpdbrenoen Silfe', ,Wutter bont @uten
State, f9mer3bafte We1tter uno unter
Den bielen in oer 2ouretaniI6en 2is
tanei entbaltenen Stteln.
9as iit teinespegs iibertrieben, oenn
Elm Rtno, 6as tpirflid feline Mutter
Iiebt, reoet feline Wa1tter init ben lie
beoonIten Namen an, beionoers menn
es cine 8itte an ite ri6tet ooer tpenn
es i1t Scot unb 8sordngnts lit.
Nobl ie6er bat i6on erfabren tpie
auffalleno ibm gebolfen tporben
tpenn er bertrouensbon Ole Mutter-
eottes angerufen.
limo Der Seilano tpiinidt, oaB mir
feline Me,ttter anrufen, felt ienem feier>
Iiben Mugenblid, als er iterbeno am
Rreuse our9 ben FL. Sobannes nno
Maria our Meutter gab.
4us tpobl beglal1bigten Sffenba'
runeen 1pifien mir, 6aB @ott ale @na.
ben l1no 8obltaten uns oa1rb bic
9ano ieiner Ml1tter auflteBen lafIen
min. Meit 6ieier @etpiBbeit oerfabte
Der grobe Warienberebrer, Der bl.
Bernbar6 iein i6ones ,,@eoenfe, 0 iii'
BE Sunefrau Waria.'
Gin in franaoiti6en 2dnoern iebr
beliebter EiteI lit: II. 8. Srau bonn
Stege (geotre Dame De la Bictoire)
uno Il. 6. Sra1 bonn Srteben (9eotre
Dane De Ia Bair).
$. 49,, ga. - ...
@ir tparnen Sic u1po anoere 2e-
fer, ben Nabri6ten aus iogen. ners
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-07

3udt uno @oel, Sd0ne, Sugen6,
@bre, &ei6tuu1, 8is uno Sugen6,
Die laBt Der Sob nidt unbegraben:
uns fommt, tpas mir ber6ienet ia.
ben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-07

betrifft, 10 gilt Die Regel: Man ioq
enttpeoer gar ni6ts beim @iien trim"
fen 0amit Der i'm Magen our Ser
bauung notpenoige Speidel uno Der
Magenlaft ni6t peroiinnt tperoen.
aus oemIeIben @runoe ion man Dor
oem @llen feline fliiiitge Nabrung gu
lih nebmen. Au6 iol1te cine Suppe
nidt am 9lnfang, Ionoern am @noe
Ser Mabl5eit gegeiien peroen.
- s. &C., &D.
Gin gutter &artoffelerlab BEL oen
boben &artoffelpreilen uno beOor Die
neuen &artoffeln auf oen Martt TOM,
men, iino alle Siillenfrii6te: 8obnen
(Borf ono 8eans), @rblen uno Gin.
len, Die nabrbaften Soiabobnen ntdt
gu bergeiien. 0ieIelben entbalten nidt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-07

@ir tparnen Sic utpo anoere 2e-
fer, ben Nadri1ten aus fogen. 1,eus
trolen 2anoern, ,namentli6 aus Sdpe-
ben, fetne 8eoeutllne bei5ulegen. l1n-
ter ben Stodbolmer 8ldttern lit no.
nentli9 bas ,,Stodbolner Mftonbla-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-21

REPLACE YOUR Circulating Heat,
~ with an OIL Burning floor furnace;
takes up no room. everything IS under
ne floor. completely automatic; cleo
TIC ignition; no pilot fire: no over
heating on mld days. Burns heavier
No B OF with more heat per gallon.
Get olt % t1e stove" class for only
500 90 completely Installed Terms.
~ priority GA display al Furton 4
Cars. 3 TuSs n1r'n OF NJ Clemens on
North avenue. Phone New Haven 1921
c
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-21

MODERN 3-familv apt nicely fur
nished; has electric refrgerators and
stoves in apt, has s'oker heat; Pear
garage. Location Crocker Blvd SO 900
cash: $4,000 terms.
Modern 2-famuy; partly furnished;
has electric refrigerator and stove;
steam heat; 2-car garage, location New
street-S7, 400 terms
Modern 3-family apt; | apt furnish
ed: steam heat with Thinker oil burn
er; Pear garage; location Cass avenue
SO 000 terms.
5-family apt, furnished: income si25
per month-S5 500; terms.
rooms and bath on water front lot;
~ miles from Nj. Clemens-s4, 500,
terms
! room house on 2 acres OF land;
corner of two main roads-S3, 500; 500
down
rooms house large lot; garage:
nice shade; good water; 3 miles from
Nj. Clemens, out So GratotS3, 500.
$500 down.
81. acres: room house: hot air
heat: combination COW and chicken
barn. 5 miles from MI. Clemens; $500;
50 300 down.
40 acre farm; 8 room house: large
barn; chicken house; milk house; corn
crih--S6, 500; 81 500 down.
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"a Houses For Sale
Houses For Sole
LumleY Johnson, Hunt
Realty Company

'NN' WI f<S'
40 Macomb ST. Phone GIL
Three apt, house on Lincoln includ-
Ing furnishings. good paying invest
ment- Sl2 500: income si59 So
3 room home on Ferrin Place: living
room; library; dining room: kitchen;
wash room and toilet down: up large !:
small bed room and bath room large
attic for 3 rooms; basement with fur
mace: coal bin and fruit cellar: price
81 900: terms.
Lovely home on North Gratiot: must
be seen 20 be appreciated; price $4,000
one-half cash.
rooms and bath; large iot i2N2lo n,
canal on back; Sestl street just of
jefferson; price $1,000 $4,000 down.
rooms home on Gibbs street; lot
60xl2O for quick sale--s3 coo 10 settle
estate.
large rooms and bath down: 2 large
rooms and bath up on MoroSs all IN
good shape basement and furnace
So 800 terms.
rooms down with bath; 3 large bed
rooms up; one unfinished with large
closets and room basement including
toilet and furnace. IA South Broad
way: great fog rooming house; price
81 goo; terms.
LumIey-Johnson-Hunt
Realty Co.
40 Macomo st. Phone 67il-7oi, C
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Boots ond Accessories H.

20 " p. GRAHAM Paige motor:
Cross reverse gear; water pump. pro-
ncllor. ready FOR bost-sl50. SO Market
street, MI Clemens. A22
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EAST DETROIT

Modern and bath: floored attic;
tile in bath and kitchen; hot air fur
mace: carpet and venetian blinds: near
Nine Mile Sc 800: terms
Brick and bath; air conditioned: oil
furnace; large lot; garage: first block
off Gratiot.
ROSEVILLE
and bath; utility with laundry tubs;
etc; hot water heater. 2-car garage;
chicken coop. three lots; fenced yard
81 $50; LOO down.
II acre near Gratot; 3 rooms; 2
| baths hot air furnace; 2-car garage;
81 900; 50 $50 down.
! rooms: bath; attached garage hot
water heat near Gratiot and IL Mile
81 $50: 81 $50 down.
6 rooms. garage; first block off Ora
tot So 900 cash.
ST. CLAIR SHORES
Lovely modern Is and bath: sun
porch; large lot; beautifully landscap-
ed Pear garage; Jefferson and Martin
Road section.
Half acre; nice 4-room home; garage:
chicken coop-only $4,000; terms.
and bath; excellent cord!tion; gas
coop--s6 300.
Nearly "a acre; brick home; Bear
garage: large chicken coop; beautiful
landscaping-sll ooo
FRASER
2 acres: modern brick home; large
variety fruit flowers: shrubs located
between Fraser and Utica.
FARMS
5 acres; modern brick: 4 bedrooms;
steam heat; 25x75 chicken coop: sever
al xmas of berries; near Harper-Sll,-
600. terms.
3 acres; modern brick; bed rooms;
natural fire place; garage: barn;
chicken coop; tool shed: 20 fruit trees:
large shade trees on paved road. near
Gratiot
10 acres: S and baih nice basement:
steam heat: good barn; milk house: tool
shed; chicken coop: corn crib; gran
airy; orchard and nice creek-S7 500:
located miles north OF Richmond
III lGAEC REAL ESTATE
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Seeds. Plants, Flowers H-2l

TOMATO and pepper plants for sale
Walter Trombley. 1921 IS Mile road.
Warren. AS