The Detroit times. [volume], June 14, 1917, NOON, Page PAGE 2, Image 2

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RUSSIA IS
DIVIDED ON
U. S. NOTE
American Commission
Relied On to (L-ar
Cp Questions
WORKERS* ORGAN
CASTS 1)0 CUTS
Other Publications
Have Only Praise
For Message
BY U'J/. {5. SHEPHERD
\ftafl ( 'orr**pouclent l.'nited Prrsn
PETItOGRAIX June 14 -Russia 1*
relying on he American mif.-lon,
now here, to dear up divera** vi• *
regarding Preside.tv \Vt onV no*.
Most newspapers today 1 ailed the
DlfsM L-i ;n t* ' nt- :• >
hut the workmen * • nd soldier-' '
xette was frank in declaring i- di~-
belief of on* jio-tion.
“Prcgldem wr-on." <» • > * ditc:,,.
•averted, ~ the German- ir*
triguing lo divide the Alli*»a. We do
not believe *hf« old on. W** h<
lieve only in that ’h**r<- i* a * la.--
ntruggle he*ween the world's work
lngmen and imperialism. W»* must
aav that in th*' notes from k Tince
and England w*- do no* see any ex
presslnn as to the Rus-ian . rim ;p!»
of ‘no annexation.' "
I atrong contract to th*' *-gpre
gjon whs the following from the
Belch •
“President Wilson’* mes-sg* is in
plain language without anv of th*
trick- of dtj omacy. Th*
resentativ* of democracy -pea *.« a*
democracy mu-' ,->p*thru* y *h*
world Radical ami Sod*.is* :i *
sag* from Aim r,< i. Eng'an*.! rind
Fran* • do not put-u- in good lighv
I. <• :r ‘
regHrd Russia as powerless. Russia
has “delivered an ultimatum to thr
.-Allies, hut the inly fore** behind
thi is our power »*r:<l our threat of
a separat* p ere '*
Elihu R"* t and 'he o'h* r men.
hers of the \ni ► •. .tn diploma*,
mission arrived here .dm**-* Mmu!
t a neon sly wrh the American rnii
road technical eomml-sion. Both
hod!*-* were anxiou- to begin their
work of co-operation with s*
the earliest pot -Mil** date
American and Allied ofß< iai.- h* re
were int*r«-f* 1 'odt*- tn figure
showing • iat the pro-war pHr'u
were load r,« n the petrograd no:
nicipal i l** 'ion- Th* -e ar» the
Social I>* moc*Mt~ *>nd the so* ai
Revolutionist- who.-* Candida's-** a j -
peared to be lend Ip i
Th** ftrst national' contention of
workmen end • ->. n -<>•'
ventlon h* : with hoi, and: of r- ii
gates in ttendanre. Or** of th* fir*’
thing- h gron; of ’h -• a- '-gut*
did was to vc-!* «h«- \rt**Jemv of S*t
»n**e today and r* *iu--* pernn.--ior
to vote m Its deliberations Th* >
announced r »r»j> r- nie-. . not
granted th* \ wo Id a’i-nd h* r:«-> t
meeting uninvited
Minister of War Kerensky today
began mobilizing all women phyai
cians in Rus-ia for special war ser
vice
DYING BO \RD
PLANS TO SETTLE
SOME OLD SCORES
Some ••!*! :• h*. ,<nl vrudges '■* I
be paid off by *b** outgoing mem
ber* of th*- old 21-niember school
board before they -ay their final
adieu to p ibli* if<- on July U. if th*
repoita now current n board ol
education circle** are correct.
B« ruuuln F Comfort, long th*
principal of the Ca.-s Technical high
achooi seem-* to he «*n♦ ■ of those
marked for -laughter bv th** dying
gladiator < * *- old school boar*!
r<n . It i- co?un*cn:\ reported th ■■
inspeeto; V *r •t♦ i \ mar-hal
ing hi- 'n r, ** u on ;h* hoard to
demote Principal Comfort and make
K <1 Ml* ii. a pre-'-nt member of
1h« C.i.-s •! hooj faculty, *h* n*-w
principal.
Principal rnmfort *ptoted :>«
saying that Imipec'or Hely’x opposi
tion to him is im <‘d **n his act In
th* discharge of a tt a* her
and a jano**i >•<*'>* of whom I,.id
been ajipotnt**! thr*» the influenee of
Inspector Hely
Other fights ngainst th* reappoint
•bent of oil *-r ptlnripals and oftl
rials of the hoard aj< slated f»-*r
Thursday nlt-hf’ l mention Oppoal
• lon is «md to ‘nit' developed
against th*- reappoint men „f |>rof
J. Rem*en Bishop j.*-‘neipal t 4 »h*
Kaatern high school Templeton p
Twigg*. atiperviaor of the romn*d
rorv education depart*»«**nt,' an<! ft
t«. hred* rick, an a *l.-tant vtiperin
tend* ut
(>pp»»aition to Principal Bi-hop la
aalrl t** imv* h**. ini*ia*.*d : ,nd sos
tered hy a si rr ng Ge rm nit-Am* rl* ,m
* lent* tit fn the district served by the
Eaatern high srhoo) ) Th* pnnelpal
bar bevnjpnrti* ularK *tut**|w>k*kn in
hi* p *'•*•» ’ ** h \ v . *. ( o.
•lien off.'uvr * n nom<- ettlVens <>f
Oerni in birth « r extra* tion who do
, kf' ehare his eOthusiHwm over the
I’nlte*: States enterbif the war
Dr T.ro liendrik Mark) nd. «m<* of
the eminent leaders o' th* chemical
prnfeasion in America, i *<» deliver
the ronmenrement aJdr* -e today .
Wortewter Polytechnic Institute
Outbursts of Everett True.
tdOk jot. u-weszer, r S
t >4€;Y TCv-c fa€. YOc* MAvC i "rt <y-KCtrCT>
GOtKG AROvkV
Or? Tbr Huttmoß’CCS Off- | {.ittiC jokc
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35 OARS ENTER
CHICAGO DERBY
Record Field Will Attempt To
Qualify today For
250-Mile Race
CHICAGO, Jur.*' 14— The en*r i
11-!* for Sa’urday> 250*t> auto der j
t>\ were officially Closed b> the Mh: i
morning Th*' field * id.;-h* > a
r* cord. < .<r- be.r.g i.otutnated f, r
th* tJ 1.000 classic. Th, cart and j
fving tr’aN todav and orag«- at I
loa-t milt -an hour m ’h- Himi- |
nation in *ol J
in th# auto d#fby aro a** follov* *;
Da kard. Ha :*h • Palm# - j
t* nas. Louise Chevr l**t; . i-’r* j
StuiiEar? C- opn: ti <i* -n. I
Ralph .M ll<‘rd Hud- *n. Ira \ t »A i
t' ts » S\’ T +] T*'?® Th-»rr:ai» Mrs •
U alf#r Hit.n-Ji Mar. +r,' A) J
’unt.
? tt v 'y - * ~
i cßst ! i<| M. - Bril’ *«* r*
MiH-n M-Hrii- (c-n p
w ill b* 1 auto derbi con end* !' wi*h
Johnny Aitlrer. and End), Ricken
bach»-r. who tine h * <1 one, two. thre<
in the s*'H.-nn - -*n.gcl, for *b*- \
X A. champion-!,• R* -ia h,- r*
tired fro menmpeti, .on in deference
hi i wife', wishes Ai'.ken i- in
tharge of a governm-m-con'rolled
Rickenbache: i- * r * setge M n'. *>•
Gen I’rmhing'* htaff Th* only cat>
of iftlti protninen* e that are mi* Inc
b* ,-n ietnporanty i‘ tir> i by ih* !t
ow n*>rs
4 Jtiles Lb vjgne and Jack l,«-,atn.
who wilt drive ft* ng*-* m the auto
derby, hi»v* r*’*jUPs * and *hc rfpe, and
way m am* gee run* to give them lab
erty bonds in Jir-u of any prftc
money th«‘\ may w-.n. while the
’lire® Hudson driver- Mulford. Va.il
and Patterson--hav, agr* * and to loan
i'rcle Sam on* half of their win
nine* from Saturday - s2l,otto ejas-
WESTERN HIGH
TO GRADUATE 84
Tht annual gr.,duaTing mu. im
of Western high < hool will ink.
i.lio* \V*dn*-4.t aft* inoon, June 2 n .
in the school auditorium. Th<* gla--
rnoMo is “Iliitld or chgrwtrr an-i
not for iam*Then ar* mein
!,»rs.
The piogram will include the al
dr*-s of th* « iaa» president, Wayne
tiarrett, class hi-iot>, (lr:*c** Hy~r
f’harles I. S,,»in, a-HHant a-.ip*-rin
lendeiit.
Th« follow In* ate !b< graduate-.
R»ss Atv put l, Blanch* <> !• >a
Apt, u-,v A lent - Austin. I’a'i! n*-
Krtn« <■« Hatle*. t'-ett-. Iv, >r, n* s
t#-\ Ms let 1. i ,tr ItsHet I-:: « net
MsNttli luldwin Mnggi- Rr'-k V' t
ham J. B»on- r*. !.:• >n- 1 M-e n \la,y
M in,t> line VCv el n •’harl 't*-
Meuehard. Rtni'r SIWB tu,wmsn.
fiiw>t'>n JpiTnaas .Rt an, ls«i>»-i Hv-j
-re fl -1 r- 1", H.,i\c ‘>l ‘ 1 ’ >/ \
. ,MlPi >, t .r)y - ,- I V
H*nrv liav '' *'hf»,.n Rohert »t,wrta
Ki,.i«n,* Rufli . kar •r. Mai aa ivV
ti-'njamln Ft tnkltn Fraut.auf Kunir*
tlrrtr»i<l< tlari-tt, Wajrn* Hull Oar
r-tt, iJa'idieTl. (%rrtff<
• )raden. is him >|H»\ and *lrrlg, leiil*
Hettnei *lreh, Eleanor Artnorel lf,»n
nah. ltr-rothy Herald ttard, *.l»hn
Thom* * Hwyra, KiH-ard lame* Ho|-
and» n John Edward H-ortn*l. tr*n-
K, anees Horn Ituth Ft H *ufley. t->,r.
en< • TVi«* d**ra Huff p, ■••t*ntia *’,aw
ford Huffman, F>el* Ia roe Il*r, Mattel
—By Fonda.
<le Vine ‘ .L:r***k. >a*tl# Ms *
' - ?>;ipp, t *ari \l irttn Kr w
F!» r*t? - Ev *\y r
Iy>--nard. George Vvjlham Emdsay
y : The r» -a Mtn l>*n »
-r. . , . \ • v. . • j. V • ... Th*
|. ~rie V l *onald. Edythe 1.1 : an vt- •
I r». ,'<l4 Me Mat:: -w Fa
h icr-r- M.’r tie Nr man k re.*’- t
V ■„ , s Elaine >f ;rg - '-m •
M. Piu -r vrthu.' W-thar. H< -rr
!«r* Meaiti T l .-he rt* .» Mary
Rofh.r-; i-;.!n*t Myrtle J! gatzky, <• n »•
j, , .. j; v . r » . Ms.r n Elizahet!
•*>••< -• n- k Hattie s.'!b»r*fe n
Kil l B are he S.tr.es flam*' Nine
■ Jward ’laia Ma* Steven*
*’a r■. *♦ }t 3 wt■i a. r t ~ h%r«f i i Keftr y
tj* j i Wft *( ft yh ( * W [ ji/i j* ihjri
p» THE
OTAGE
'T » vaidovilla f* *?ur*«
•a • ! f* > f* - l • adlm* h .riftt 1 ' in
th* <>rph>um theater n*\i- »ook. *n
. ' • r•• "* r. « '*t * r a p'a 1*• < f
m«-** than ordinary dfimat’- w rtt
, n ' n K irot fHU an r>i*U novelty. “A
Night In >» Mi>nk»> M *•*!<■ Hall.'' < f*
i • % Mau I lU*> h*». Tht-r* » !l
!•«* si* nth*** mr -ops n the pr ri.™
an*. th* ; * • ; «r»u; will f«•*»>.••
• - • 1 wif • a‘ * H* ' « B ]*•
I-. *** K'-»rym»n * a
<1 that d**!* with i <d
►m r,l *• n* f lif» and ha a an un*
•:* -a. 1 t«na* Ir. rh* mnnh»s music
1 "in a; - « !i p***. a- .m
i > 4 n-• t h*r» w;M h* ■> w * k r • f•*- *
trap**-. i«rff.rmor th* w.'i!* ror
. '■".*»* *■* >t• a farardy. * Th**
■■«n Drcwmonk. h*in*
• h .r
4- *«**■•■, rn n<;«tvir* m*:* «l tra
i" " if Party, feat *ir*r*
, ■ •. -n; *' 1 *•■ k- < .ark and
•' ft • w~ -k 4np • g and
. - !•-: • • > r if. ’ r g.r.*.
n • i t> * Milas th»nr*r n***t •**->*k
a- tho topitp«* attract* n. Tho pro
•r ’ *•» «* - ,nd*r tho p»» -
■ <1 * * t n < ,N**d .-. *•» t! n with
lyr’.> « and rniu l - *»>■ Kr*d l-'te* her
• n»i 'Ti r 1 i ;* rt Th* *< •n< i j
»*• nt. ** t * rjxtwnor <*f an -<ld south*
• i:i r<* 'ra r- h kma *t >r ••
• P 1 ' - t*■ •• iri'i' f: t« r iii; i- ' a pa Ir
f ' vyv- ja i- •, n* t. 4 n»r!». an
r*> ** I -> rrai now and tun*
fu nt r. imn« :« aro ntroii.i **d. *n
',n«'* I ». •. Jttt i*4 h'>rua
! •* t rt an * n i' h*- *hs
i MitU-i t>m fsattirtn* i '?»• ra
• M i. r ■ i?r —a a- nr.. * nn'*, and
> ' th* j pu ar • ■•rno' *r
•• • r - AT n *’ 1 r
• • • an*i . hr,«' n n> hu».t
! furm k t .i«* * f arkor and *m
< • a* 'la m '* Kdi’h
M'*t ■ ’ »t> antatr - ' *> and *»» rv*-
lln'adh t *i*.nr* Ko . > lir.a »• ,rid**r
M * i*'*- * m h**a 4 tit >m Mirr***
atvt 'Vat' Kaft** *i Th» ’rrp'n* *
■ h ar* dor ino«j fnr *n» r*or
I ■ - ** v. h J orj • * t * V»ild»-
t" ''ii'' I'x-Vi daily
"I* nua n» fr.ik I* « in pjr.t
«r-.* II ♦ a .t v r{. »*:«■ Barr:*'%>.
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r i * l a* rs*;n« *i ' af* f'*r
hot ,ii , <j ittl ot'-rpl Ant
••**•** • *• i« 8* l-art-d n»«r*i> air.;
W*h Wfl' i*- >an hr r>t\ ~f p. kar r •
*iio« p..< - fi * ,i4 k«*d m nor h;!d
--• in ik< h«*r ho ** n
» * .• In-,
: tir* and ‘ ’>*•, \ nr-R s 'Uf wh* toll*
!h« * that • * at* ' down tnt»* th** Wild*
*rn* * * •- • h* ti*- I'l.pd pi k* 1
i *n J-r ?.»r !• *« •* pr«*tt tradt'ir
•h*. t «. rm .* »fi ■ : * hi ha tr. e
j ■ "hh r,ir m.’ktni ip l.*r *.lnd •>. \
•mal **!> *i' t trip ir -rioy ap
! po*r» for th** hr «t i r> o m * .pp* rt ..f
Vs ip •* Harris- afo.
I'rrrv \tn k.is* - r*>rnar<*o of rn*.
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k *in ■ • do It. <. i« apl nr ■ t
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in du *mn hrtn* ’»rr i*hr dir* f fr«-v
Ni * V* tV V»*if *n« \ K'n'ilr*
»’ 4 and * r rs all J■ •
it* *rr <•!»■>* -i'j- danao.jr of *h*- Thoa**-r
R - »l ,\.th« n» Hr*f' *. trill ' it*- t<
Iliot • It ** * Irtorprot th* fa up itan**-
d'trlnc th*' hiK dr* am acaaa.
Flirahoth .Nt irra and Kdw n ktov.
*»T r *>. ■* w Ii •; ar* n*
Iti' n.■« in l.h»Vr* tnjpjr n*»l * |M
M ’rr t *• a r <k‘ ■*'*•*! or.na 'Vh**
*an «*'.nr an4i .a -4t*-d for
tho wa> »!'.** p'lks oror Iriah •>*n(*
Thi- to. i -h* j• foatiirin* a patriot'**
1 ar t k h't, ' It « Tihio r»tr Kvory ft*.y
•" It- i* >t» ild lar. ’ * aritfori hy MarrV
T orr>* v A *> tnv-aidorl *»n-tia !
Kdwm stov«n» a tor. atMr»r. atu
d«rt and star Thl* tin**, ha r.imoa
with n n*w offor'nr a*«r»tl*d 'l*r,Hi
v«* a P’fthdav.' aaaiafod ny . )»r*r
and . IsrmlnK Tina Nfarahall. «*v*n
• ■ a*«<an *•*
u| t«* tho T'-.-tr’l* standard will com.
pi* tc a good program.
DETROIT TIMES
(OLISLLM OPENS
A MIRROR SHOW
F.ilFastuutl!} caricatuhn* th'
Burns and visages of all who stand
b* I *•» them the great convex gla--
- in the Avenue of Mirrors will
prove an *'i!ier*ainmg feaiur* wh*n
*be\ are revealed for the first Him
i ,
i Saturday m tlie op*mng ,»t tlu- huh
| week of the-Amuptment i.’oliweura
| ->n • e Board xx alk N ff**rson ave
s* bridge. Spindling -hnnk
j '-eiite-. broadened 'n i eomprpa*ed
fi' *d distorted, and other apparen'
reak-f of n our* give *?he name*, to
i- v*r.il mirror* imor,- them
Mutt and Fess,” 'The Morning Af:
• ' 'Paddi' !x*ng leg a,” ayid
Shor*' * Th»- Xvenue of Mirrors
will greet the v isl*or to the I'ol
seum aa he leave* the fo*it of th,
Hair* or slide.- th.u have brought
him down from tbit level to th*
Board XX’wlk Th- avenue end* at
'he Innocence th<-a',r Th-- Jo>
Ptomenaxie sets ui jur: altove thi*
lar»er on it those who h«',-
hecomr fatigued tuav watch the oth
er« below The Coliseum i- open
ecerv day and evening, with owry
thins tird- A r cover, down to *h
ecenic railway, the “Jack R«C'iJit
tlovernor i,y>» Tlln-"-. a* 1
former Governor Xforrnw. of Ker.
lucky are to speak at flag raising
exer«'i<» - in Chicago today, under
the auspices of th* Elks
Theodore Roosevelt *a achedu’ed
tp -,*ak .'>n “AmericAniam” today
~• the Nebraska semi-certtcrflial c*
ebraiion at luncoln
Great One-Day Sale
BARGAIN FRIDAY
Paves the \vav to genuine economy in
fine summer appiuri for men and i oys.
To rid our '-toe- >f broken lots
We will clu-e out
Tlundr* •!* of M- 1 X '.ng M n‘
Reg. *ls Cl 7:51* $ -4 (\
Summer Suits lip y
Choice J&l
One. *wo and thr**» of kind—-’he -^n-oo'- n* w< -t n *
♦ paficm- ami color*
Many Young’ Men'- models--sizes 2.2 to 25
Also Staple Style- in "guiar- and cto-.it- -
size' 12 to 40
A!*»riatnons w.ll V<- < f a f r r\\’ •- r-,,--...
i(>! ’ • '!.. -
Jg 51cn*v Pine Worsted and
4 111 Cas> ime re Irousei— .SO 1
£ ? —f j 1 \ alues to $1 at ——
Wr j ■ White Duck Trouze*^—Specui $’A5
gL | ® L of* DuZters- Evt*a ;>-* >'
I BOYS r i
[y Friday Only ’V*
Two-Pant Norfolk Suits— > /
Broken iin»- of our r*-i£ .' «r Ji?*> \/v - *r'
F r ine Wash Suits — < \ »i
Long nnd -ho' 1 <• r no.-'!, whi'e nd J*
Li’r>. -p* * i. ... f)OC
Children’s Stravx Hats—Buck n ' - » uri!
r,»pe Extrw -d ■ u!u* h' /JL
Children’s W ash Cloth and >ilk Hals— oq
(Kid and er 1 - j n gi ,• : I* . sJ%/C
Hoys’ Cnion Suits—Athleri<- tvj. ,rd rnm-kncOQ-
Hoys’ Hlark Stoekmps—
sixes 71 = f, 11 Iff
Or -. 2 pa-- -o a < ,m#r- Ex '» Sr* .. IDC
Men’s l ine Haberdashery
Headwear and Footwear
On Sale Friday cniy
Fine \thletir I’nion Suit.**—
R'gu:a- $1 ■ 1 i< ~ OHC
Fiwro I,isle Half Hose— ’■ ck and w! •* or.
Regular 3:.« grad. .... *£.)C
Men’s Fine Straw Hats —
N**W SPAT * 1 l ire; At
Men’s Fine Caps— Odd io*
Men’s F'ine Oxford'*— f ßin M« Vi* i •> s:«x oc
Kid arid Rij .... t<i . ....
CanA'»s Oxfords— . or* i-• r-rx
* IDU
Floys' Hutton in*l fllurher a*t
Rng iiar 11 va i*'- y ,j ,-. * Z' »')
Women’s F*unips and Sport Oxfords— sto
X alu*' up to f*s «|.r)«>
Women’s Continental F > ump'*— ** %*) c»*t
MrWn Hno V.V»> > ,?4 M* «’ ~\ 1v..... l v .....
tl&irOs'
In Full Blast. : H H 'ey* 'VJ^
Don’t Mm It.
171-I7A IV mH rwmvA Its,
SALESMEN WANT
HAWKINS AGAI,:
President nf S'lle* ( onußss O
I ikelj to Su.cicd Himself;
! «.*o t .Wars Knd
*
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•> 1 «’fi to ho!<! tho rnn#ro . 11 ♦\t
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t.p! l.efore h- eW ' :
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irvwhfrf .p. ‘ho cog nr v *1 bro
.toil ll» 'j If k .*5 !l*l v TIiUimIAV lUlU’li
t *.<• i iti Vo ud i oil *VVak.UK
fu!»i its in?wMV M If t
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the Kmgt may read without spectacles. 'lt was u wj:! * C \ / T*
ri.'.- v* of “Honor, Faith and Phioml Ac*
countability.” The name of Mr. Fmptont is yovf
guarantee that every tire bearing this “V/ord of ft / ' • . 4ar
Honor” ■. as &ood as that typo of tiro can bo made. t
On the Firestone super-size Cord Tire it means effi
ciency beyond all other standards heretofore set. ffv \
Elcyymce with iri .ability, the luxurious ndu, und r\ >' iLT
M.'st Miies per Dollar. \
Back of the Firestone name is on Organization which, \ /-f*
almost to a man, is financially interested in £ivm& \ -«kx Vjfk
you service. 11,000 Firestone empluyes are stick- \\ 'V Ai? J
holders in the bus.ru***. \
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C't. Canh-'d Woodward, Detroit M<ch. V V -<
Home and Factory Akron, Ohio. - l f^n* 4
Branches ard Dealer* Everywhere il *' . ' -i
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Can You Afford to Svaer i e
Hot Summer Months in the Ci./?
An Investment That f > nts Nature’s Color In' »
the Cheeks Os the Mother a «and ( hieHn
Is the Most Profitable Investment l hat ( an i>e Made
Cass Lake Highlands
The Real Summer Home Beauty Spot
Paved streets nearly all the way from the city about.
70 minutes’ drive from the( ’ity Hall. Finest of boat log*
bathing, fishing; convenient to the car line; fre.-h a r
from a high altitude; cool breezes all summer. Not
another summer home spot to compare will. iL
i Will Build Your Cottage
5 250 Down
Low monthly payments. The down payment inch c
both house and lot. Kveryonc can afford
family can afford to be without it.
This fs the Biggest Summer r Tom? Opportunity
Ever Offered In i/eiroit.
James G. Pierce
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