MEI)erRorr,frivisfiffiRomicit
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tributor to Jewish charities Ile EXCURSION JULY 28
was a charter member of Beth Ja-
cub Synagogue, East Montcalm BY PURITY CHAPTER'
Esther Frances Slobin wan hos-
street. Ile leaves seven sons and
"AMERICA 'S BEST"
On Sunday, July 28, l'urity tess at a theater party, at the Or-
' four daughters, all but one of
0.
E.
S.,
will
give!
Chapter
No.
359,
pheum
Theater, tendered to her
whom live here.
its annual excursion to Tashmoo' many friends in Bay City who made
•----
l'ark.
Boat
will
leave
from
foot
her stay there so pleasant. She
LOUIS SOLOMON
isw
w t i tilidbs,trie n e, t haat, 9e ao. fm R . „P u 'ibeelt,i , returned home with her mother,
Variety is uppermost in our important
of 2987 Glendale avenue passed of_Gr ts
is
K. SIo bi n
Mrs
away
July
'7
at
the
age
of
48
years.
even
In loving memory of our dear
.
. S.
He
is
survived
by
his
wife,
Esther,
W.
Klein.
Valuable
prizes
have
mother, Molly Friedberg, who ,
one son, Joseph. Interment been donated for the races. Ben
Mr. and Mrs, J. C. Hirschfield
passed away seven years ago July and
took place at Clover Ilill Park Gould is in charge of prizes. An
12, 1922.
added feature will be the cham.' anti
son,
Bobby,
have
returned
Hershman.
M.
home
after
spending
several
days
Cemetery.
Rabbi
A.
Sadly missed by her Daughter!
me f shp ip . Nlit t asit e 5 ba aln I d g ta h II \ .ebse tt ‘ w ,6 ' , ....ern . at lliggins Lake.
piun
K
, and Rev. Zaludkowski officiated.
and Son.
,
ren Business Men's Association.'
NEIL FISHMAN
In loving memory of Benjamin
Mr. and Mrs ; Jos. Schwartz and
passed A valuable trophy will be given the
Meisner, who passed away July 11, ' of 1734 Calvert avenue
winner.
Tickets will be sold by sons left last Wednesday for Char-
Formerly up to $10.50
21
years.
of
away
July
8
at
the
age
1922.
Ile is survived by his father, the ladies of the organization at lends, where they will remain for
His loving Mother, Wife, Broth-
the dock, Silas C. Feinberg i s several weeks.
Abraham,
and
mother,
Mary,
and
ers and Sisters.
•
Formerly up to $13.50
chairman of excursion.
it sister and brother, Lillian and
On last Wednesday afternoon,
In loving memory of Mrs. Leah Ellis. Funeral services were held
Mrs. Sam Levine was hostess to 20
Formerly up to $16.00
Ackerman, who passed away July at Lewis Bros.' Funeral Home and A. Z. A. INSTALLS
ladies at bridge at her home. At-
interment took place at Machpelah
ter a delightful afternoon at cards,
10, 1920.
NEW OFFICERS delicious
Cemetery, with Rabbi A. M.
were served
refreshments
Formerly up to $20.00
Gum but not forgotten.
At its last meeting, Detroit
Ashinsky
Chapter No. 63, A. Z. A., installed and prizes
awarded
to Koffman,
ISIrs. George
MI'S,
;
Morris
Mrs.
.
! Her loving Husband, Daughters
. . . Variety as to styles .
the newly elected officers. Those Kohn,
ESTHER LESSON
tout Mrs. Ii. F'. An-
and Sons.
Classic, individual versions of the pump, T strap . • . tie ..
o f "01.' Vr , inia Park passed away chosen to lead the organization for Phil Zacher
..
years.
She
the
next
half-year
are:
Jess
Feller,
opera pump ... oxford ... many "bench made" models,
July 6 at the age of 45
is survived by a daughter, Ida, and President; Zeldon Cohen, vice-
51r. and Mrs. Joseph Broder and
. . . and Variety as to leathers! . . .
■
• Jack B R
-
two sons, Thomas and am.Inter-
daughters
and
Mr,
Max
Broder
of
lizard ... snakeskin ... patent
David Weiner, treasurer, '
Calf, suede, leather ... kid
meat took place July 7 at the Oak- rotary; David
JACOB LITMAN
spent
several
days
in
this
chaplain;
t;
-
.
tL_a
er
nno,i
,
d
Sohtistihna,t
G
tirses
n C e
r
leather .. crepe de chine, and combinations.
.
city
as
the
guests
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
of St. i'aul, Minn., formerly of De - • view Cemetery, with Rabbi Fischer
senior
SHOES, FIFTH FLOOR
troit, died suddenly at his home ' officiating.
Sid Marble, junior sergeant-at: A. 13. Roman.
—
June 28. He is survived by his
arms;
I.
Sol
Rosenman,
secretary.
JACOB ROSENKRANZ
HOSIERY REPAIR SERVICE
M r. a–el Mrs. Max Kahn had as
widow, six children, five brothers'
A large delegation from Detroit their
guests over the Fourth Mr.
and four sisters, all of Detroit. Ile of 1910 Gladstone avenue passed:
Don't lament when your stockings show an annoying run-
was the son of the late Abraham away July 6 at the age of 56 years.• attended the national convention and Mrs. H. Spero and children of
they
can
tie
re-woven
to look as good its new at very moderat ■
' lie is survived by his wife, Emma. of the A. Z. A. at Pittsburgh on Alpena, and Mr. and Mrs. Al Spero
and Rachel I.itman.
prices. Iluse must be laundered before mending.
' Burial services took place July 7 July 5.8. The official delegate to and daughter of Cleveland.
at Lewis Bros.' Funeral Home and the convention was Jess Feiler,
BAYLE APPLEBAUM
president. Sol Rosenman, past
' of 611 Medbury avenue passed interment took place at El Moshe . . the
Mrs. A. Leventhal of Rogers City
secretary, was alternate. The De-
,
, away July 4 at the age of 77 years. Cemetery.
troll
chapter, No. 63, entered a bid is the guest of Mrs. Rose Bergla•
----
' She is survived by her husband,'
for the 1930 district and national
LOUIS ABRAMSOHN
The Misses Shirley and Harriett
Harris, and three daughters, Mrs.
liar- of 2210 Pingree avenue passed tournaments
of Aleph
Zadik
The Detroit
chapter
will Aleph.'
play, ilergtass left on Saturday for New
Something new! Public course with all the advantages of a
Never before in the history of the Schor
J. II. M rs. ma Mrs. H arry n, and' away Jul' 5 at the age of 64
visit relatives for several
York
private club. Nine clay courts.
Goodma and Isl- years. He is survived by his wife, host to the Windsor, Toledo, Grand' weeks.to
J. M. Leonard
ris
and sons,
Mrs. Allis'.
three
Furniture Co. have we offered to the pub-
Come and See the Finest Tennis Courts in
dare. Interment took place at Ilannah; three daughters, Mrs. J. • Rapids and Detroit No. 93 in n'
--
lic merchandise of the highest standards at
M. Aronson, and Mrs. pentangular field meet during the
Detroit
M r. and Mrs. Al Spero and
Machpelah Cemetery, with Rabbi Harris,
Mrs.
L. Shapiro, and three sons, Saul, middle of August.
A. M. Ashinsky officiating.
On Sunday, July 14, Chapter daughter Frances, of Cleveland,.
such tremendously low prices.
Max and George. Interment took
Spent are the house
play Chapter 93 to decide and of Mr.
ol ffi a c e iatJin u g ly. '1 at MachPelah Ceme- 63 will
M and Mrs. Max Kahn
opponent in a baseball game gue sts Morrr.
MEYER LEDER
tery, with Rabbi A. M. Ashinsky, . • the
Nothing is reserved—everything is tagged
.
with
Widsor
Chapter
Na.
112
at
of
McKinley
avenue.
' of 1700 Lee Place passed away p
----
field day at Cedar Island on
July 4 at the age of 9 years. He is
---- -
to move and to move immediately. The
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Spero and
July
28.
suvived by his father, Abraham,
PHILIP LIPSITZ
Chapter
63
now
meets
Wednes-
twin
daughters,
Fay and Marion,
values are amazing—the furniture of fault-
and mother, Ethel. Funeral serv- of 2708 Glendale avenue passed
Hogarth 2675
Davison at Dexter.
and interment
took away July 5 at the age of 64 years, day evenings at 7:30 at 275 East Alpena,
have returned
to their
home the
in
ices were Home
held from
Lewis Bros.'
• Funeral
Mich.,
after
spending
your courts. Small fee
Play when you wish. R
less design and flawless make—the range of
He is survived by his wife, Bertha; Ferry avenue.
week with Mr. and Mrs. Max Kahn
'. place at the Russian-Polish Ceme- , three suns, Charles, Moe and Theo-
, of McKinley avenue.
choice as wide and as varied as the prices
dore, and two daughters, Sadie
tery.
I Leah. Interment took place
are low. If you have a need of good furni-
Tombstone Unveiling.
SIMON HARRIS
July 7 at Clover Hill Park Ceme-
Mrs. Louis I.ipson and son, Ber-
ture consider it now and act while these
Funeral services for Simon liar-' tery, with Rabbi A. M. Hershman Luncheon:
On
July
1
the
board
of
directors
nard,
to announce the unveil-
ris were held Monday afternoon at and Rev. Zaludkowski officiating. of the northwestern branch of the ing wish
of a tombstone for the late
drastic discounts reign at Schor's.
the Jewish Old Folks' Home, Ed;
Jewish
Old
Folks'
Home
and
a
Louis
Lipson
on Sunday, July 14,
L`
mund Place and Brush street. Mr. ,
•
group of friends honored the three at 2:30 p. at Clover Hill Park,
Ilarris, one of the founders of the OFFICERS ELECTED
past-presidents, Mrs. Anna Ruben- Cemetery. Relatives and friends
home, died there Sunday after an FOR SANATORIUM'S stein, Mrs. M. P. Fisher and Mrs.' are invited to attend the services.
years
Bo months. Ile was
of old.
several
' il lness
II. Goldberg, and the treasurer,
DETROIT AUXILIARY J. Mrs.
Born in Suvalk, Rus-
74
Albert Davis, at a beautifully!
sin, he came to Detroit 55 years At
appointed luncheon and bridge
ago and up until a few years ago he
a special election meeting of party at the Detroit Yacht Club.'
was active in the paper and iron the Detroit Auxiliary of the Jew- Mrs. Ida Schultz had charge of the
, business. Ile was a generous con- ish Consumptive Relief Associa- affair and was assisted by Mrs.
tion of California, held on Mon- Samuel Singer.
day, June 24, at the A. It. Center,
the following officers were elected: Board Meeting:
A. Leder, president; 11. T. Glick-
The president, Mrs. Bessie L.
(Strictly Kosher)
man, vice-president; M. Segal, re- Sarasohn, has called a board
37 South Avenue,
cording secretary; financial and
Empire
3271
and other
8926 Twelfth St.
general secretary; II. Gantz, re- meeting
for form
Tuesday,
16, to
Mt. Clemens
be in the
of an July
outing
to
Southern New Jersey Seashore Resorts
OPEN EVENINGS
elected treasurer. Bob-Lo. Members and friends
Catering to Wedding. and Luncheon.
JULY 30 and AUGUST 13
Our SpeelaltY
A concert writ be held in Mt. who wish to participate should
Clemens on July 14 at 6 p. nt., at , meet at the foot of Woodward
Phone 1134-M or 9117
Found T rip
DETROIT
MRS. A. ZATKIN, Pron.
Hotel Elkin Park. The artists so avenue. Members of the board
from
$26.29
Ask us about our low rates for
.
far
seured
include
the
Juvenile
Try
Our
Saturday
and
THROUGH
SLEEPING
CARS TO ATLANTIC CITY
Concert Band of 50, under the di- will leave on the 10 o'clock boat.,
Georg.
Lewis
summer
vlaltors'
board
and
room
by
Saul
bowie
Lewis
Se)nour
Liberal stop-over preges returning
Meta Lewis
Sunday Dinners
the week.
rection of Mr. Lerman; special Picnic:
Illustr•ted descriptive folders vhowing lime of traina, attm-over
s.
, or
ftivileges .,*other details man be obtained from Ticket Agent
choir of 16 from the Halevi-llazo-
We are grateful to the chair-
Presley. 1/ivision Paysenger Ant, lboilt Cadillac Motel, 225
E. M.
mir Society, under the direction of man, Mrs. Ida Schultz, and her
Michigan Ace. Telephone Cadillac DP geW
William Gayman; the well-known assistants, Mrs. S. Singer and Mrs.
soprano singer Rose Waxman, and M. P. Fisher, for their efforts
Phone Empire 10978
the well known interpreter of folk which made the annual picnic of
Health Institute
8346 Twelfth Street
songs. and lithurgical music Can- the Jewish Old Folks' Home a suc-
tor Mogilevsky.
cess. Thanks are due E. Lerman,
Gaul I Feel Great!
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
The picnic of poly 28 will be at whose band furnished the music,
no., what yon. say. after Rochester Park, Rochester and anti the singing and other perform-
taking our treatments.
Sixteen and one-half mile roads. ers who rendered their services.
lorei.t in Health.
Tickets have been distributed to
Empire
2114
organizations, and others may se- Outing to Ginsburg Camp
7739 John R. St.
Gynastics
cure their tickets from Mr. Fink,
Massages
Enjoyed by Mothers
16530 Princeton, Hemlock 4317-W.
Handball Courts
Club Members.
All secretaries of organizations,
E•tir• Sialls Floor Burna•Gr•y Bldg.
The
annual outing to the Gins-
are requested to mail out at least
1265 GRISWOLD
burg
Camp
for :Mothers and Chil-
to
each
of
their
mem-
tickets
two
Detroit, Mich.
Clifford 2014
Cadillac 4969
Longfellow 8439
dren was held June 30. Special
buses
were
secured to provide
There
are
now
two
applicants
° hersh
from Detroit desiring to enter the transportation for those who had
no
other
way
of getting to camp.
member
of
Sanatorium; one is a
six children, the youngest of whom Four city buses were filled.
Manufacturers and Distributors
CITY OF DETROIT
The
Jewish
Center Band gave a
is about a year old; and another
Ask Your Grocer For
Ice Cream and Ices,
is a man about 40 years of age de- splendid concert in the afternoon
Office of the City Treasurer
anti
swimming
was
enjoyed
by
the
WHITE STAR SPECIAL SOUR CREAM
serted by his family.
Detroit, July 1, 1929.
Cakes, Pastries
visitors. A program of games and
With Every Meal
races was carried tout after the
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE GENERAL TAX ROLLS OF
Delkiously Different. All kinds of Loaf Cheese
THE TAVERN OPENS concert.
Nag ()Mg Notts
Ili
IB
M @
Midseason Sale, Exclusive
B. Siegel Footwear
`6.85
'9.85
'12.75
'14.75
OBITUARY
Continuing Our
Change. of
Policy Sale
J))
-I
NOW OPEN!
Art Staff's Dexter Tennis
and Skating Center
OLD FOLKS HOME
EIDLE'S
FURNITUU COMPANY
6
Twelfth Street
Kosher
LEVI'S HOTEL
Steak and
Chop House
EIDLE'S
SHERWOOD'S
INCLUDES
Super Service Auto Wash
5919 Woodward Avenue
24-HOUR GARAGE SERVICE
Brake Service and Relining—Motor Overhauling—
Repairing
Washing and Polishing—Body and Fender Repairing—Collision
Work and Painting—Seat Covers Made and Installed
Right on the Job
DAY AND NIGHT TOWING SERVICE
HARRY'S Garage
Telephone Columbia 1812
45 Selden
EXPERT ADJUSTING AND
RECONDITIONING OF ALL
TYPES OF BRAKES
DONE. BY
MODERN SCIENTIFIC METHODS
Reedy's Brake Service
18 Glendale, near Woodward.
Arlington 5000
YOUR CAR WASHED IN 9 MINUTES-95c
Let our experts lubricate, grease or alernite your car. We
use high pressure air system.
FREE PARKING—Le ■ •• your car here to be washed while
at this show or shopping—no charge for parking.
Motor and Chassis Cleaned by Experts
MORRISON AUTO SERVICE STATION
100
u•
We.. Coen"
a
Pork
Ave
Aro One. Day and Night t• Serve
SATURDAY, JULY 13
Morrison's Has Largest Con-
veyor System in City.
One Visit Will Satisfy You
The Tavern will have its formal
The Morrison Auto Service oper-
(opening as Michigan's most mag-
the largest conveyor system
, nificent roadhouse Saturday, July ates
of
car washing in the city. They
13, and all of smart Detroit is ex- were
the originators of this sys-
to he present at what prom-
pected
and have led in the field in
ises to be the most elaborate "first tem
this service for years. Cars are
night" of the summer season.
inside and outside, the
What was once the old Alexan- cleaned and
body, as well as the
der motion picture studio, the wheels
windows
and chamoised.
11645 Dexter Blvd.
scene of Detroit's first and only The cost washed
of this service is much
attempt
at
movie
making,
has
been
at Webb
less
than
it
used
to
due to the
transformed into a tavern that for fact that the summer be,
price is nosy
size, grandeur and appointments is in force. It is possible to have the
second to none in this part of the car washed, the nickel polished and
country. The main dining room
body polished for very little
a twentieth century version of the the
more than you have been paying
interior of an English Inn. The for simply a car wash.
huge fireplace which occupies one
Free parking space on a large
end of the room, the beamed oak adjoining lot is i offered Morrison's
ceilings. lend an air of eighteenth
patrons.
century hispitality to the place.
Charles Boulanger's 11-piece Co-
•
Tombstone Unveiling.
lumbia Recording Orchestra,
Friends are invited to attend the
headed blr Walter Vernon, master
unveiling
of
the
tombstone
of
the
of ceremonies, is, in contrast, most
late David Horvitz, by Mrs. F. llor-
modern.
The famous Emil, former chef vitz and family, at the Machpelah
of the De Johnge Hotel, Chicago, Cemetery on Sunday, July 14 at'
will hold sway over the kitchen. 10 a. m. Cars are leaving the Hor-
Located at Vernier Road, the Tav- vitz home, 3004 Tuxedo avenue,
ern is only 30 minutes from town, at 9:30.
between Mack and East Jefferson
General Repairing all makes
Collette Adams, one of the most
of cars. Our work guaranteed. beautiful sopranos; Colby and
UNDER A NEW
Brakes relined.
Murphy, whose dancing proved a
MANAGEMENT
sensation throughout the country;
Walter Vernon, long a stage fa-
We wish to announec to the
vorite; Carol and Gorman, report-
ed to be in a class with Van and public of this vicinity that
3373 Tuxedo.
Schenck. are on the Tavern's list TOUSLEY'S GARAGE, at
Longfellow 6432
• of entertainers.
DENNY'S
Storage
Washing
Tuxedo Garage
REEDY'S BRAKE SERVICE
Yee
Pennsylvania Railroad
FOR 1929
A REAL TEA ROOM IN YOUR
OWN NEIGHBORHOOD
THOROUGH VACUUM CLEANING WITH DETROIT'S
LARGEST VACUUM CLEANER
Your car spic and span fur the trip in a jiffy. Windows,
running boards, chassis and wheels made spotless and your car
thoroughly dried when it leaves the rack. You could not get
I better wash for twice the price. Our unequaled modern
equipment makes this possible. Give us a try and you'll see
why.
Atlantic City
GENERAL CITY TAXES
* WHITE STAR DAIRY *
CAR WASH 950
16-DAY :LUTZ
11560 TWELFTH ST.
Auction! Auction! Auction!
If you haven't attended our lea•klY
auction in 1925 you must get Into the
habit In 1929. Thousand. of People
ha•• ..red thous•ndo of dollars by •t•
tending our auctions . Sale start. et 10
a. m. and continue. throughout the d.,
and evening. Remember the def.
Wednesday, January 1g
YOCREY BROS. AUCTION ROOM
4303 F•urtmeth A
F. A. Yorker. Auctioneer
MANUEL URBACH
Crash. alai Markle,
Monuments
Now in our Now Leealon
7723 TWELFTH STREE
r t•• 716,
Radomer Aid Society to Have
Picnic Sunday.
The ninth annual picnic of the
Radomer Unterstitzung erein
will take place at Rochester Park,
John R. and Sixteen-Mile road,
this Sunday, July 14.
The committee in charge has
nraged Fred Silber's Jolly Jest-
ers' Orchestra.
The committee in charge ex-
pects the people of Detroit to come
en masse to enjoy the Sunday.
There is to be a very nominal ad-
mission price.
Those who have no automobile
can get to Rochester Park by tak-
ing the bus at the Highland Park
Ford factory and change for the
Martinson bus. The buses run
every 15 minutes.
Checker Cabs. Empire 7000
is under a new management,
and you can storage your car
with full confidence.
We Also Repair All Makes of
Can
and Night Service.
Reasonable Prices.
Rite Way
Garage
11560 Twelfth Street
PHONE LONGFELLOW 7096
THE CITY OF DETROIT, FOR YEAR 1929, HAVE BEEN DEPOSITED IN
THIS OFFICE, AND THAT THE AMOUNT OF TAXES THEREIN ASSESSED
AND SPECIFIED ARE DUE JULY 15, 1929.
No addition will be made to taxes assessed against real or personal prop-
of
erty, if paid before the fifteenth day of August, 1929, but that an addition
one per cent of every unpaid tax will be made thereto on that day, and a like
addition of one per cent on every thirtieth day thereafter until such addition
per-
shall amount to six per cent of such tax. Provided, however, that when a
shall,
on
or
about
the
tenth
day
of
August,
1929,
hand
to
the
City
Treas-
son
urer a list of property, on which he wishes to pay the taxes and shall be unable
pres-
to pay said taxes before the fifteenth day of August, 1929, on account of a
sure of business in the Treasurer's Office, then he shall not be charged any per-
centage if he Pays said taxes by the twenty-fifth day of August, 1929. Provided,
pay
further, that when any person liable for the City Tax on any property shall said
one-half thereof before the first day of August, 1929, of the year in which
specify-
tax is assessed and shall give notice to the City Treasurer in writing, December
on or before
ing the property, that he will pay the remaining to half
addi-
thirtieth of said year, he shall have the right so do without any further
tion, penalty, or interest. .
Parties handing in lists of descriptions from which to have made long
receipts, are requested to file lists that can be retained in this office. Blank
be
form for such lists will be furnished on application. The lists should
before
handed in early, that the receipts may be made out and payments made
percentage is added.
Taxes may be paid in full at the branch banks enumerated below:
Grand River and Wyoming.
5601 Grand River, at Hudson.
DETROIT SAVINGS BANK
Mack and Eastlawn.
6375 Gratiot A ve., at Meldrum.
Fort St. W. at Waterman.
Grat ot Ave.. Cor . Antoine.
at
Euclid.
0401
H•milton
Ave.,
Verny.,
Cor. Junction Ave.
on Hy.,
Warren West at Wykes.
it
Conners.
E.
Jefferson,
•
12500
Ave, Cor. Milwaukee.
Cass Ave. at Putnam.
Wo
5360 Linwood Ave., sit Euclid.
Grand River Ave., Coe. W .... .
Fort at 10th.
8101 Mack Ave.. at Parker.
Jefferson Ave., Cor. Hillier Ave.
7164 Michivin Ave, at Chopin. NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE
Cor.
24th.
higw r
Micod
it
31st.
4800
Michig•n
Ave.,
•
ar
Ca•Boolevd.
ss
Woard Ave, Cor. Brady St.
5330 Russell Sr., near Kirby.
Gratiot.Ha stings.
Mack Ave., Cor. Gratiot and Elm-
9015 Twelfth St., near Taylor.
Chene•Gratiot.
wood Ave.
1201 W•tminater, at Delmar.
Mack•MLEIlicat.
Holden Ave., Cor. Hamilton Ave.
,... ,.. p. u.N . w ,...
2833 Woodward, *pp• Adelaide.
Oakland Ave., Cor. Clay Ave.
7875 Jefferson. at Van Dyke.
Woodward-Eliot.
Canfield Ave, Coe. Russell St.
3049 W. Gd. Bled., app General Me- Hamilton-Webb,
Kercheval Ave., Cor. Van Dyke.
Ferndale.Springseella
tors Bldg.
°Wend Ave, Cor. Woodland.
Grand Rieer•Virgini• Pori ,
Fort SE, Cor. Campbell Ave.
COMMONWEALTH COMMERCIAL
General Motors Bldg.
Linwood Ave., Cor. Joy Rood.
STATE BANK
. Clair.Mtwk.
St
Grand Rive, Cor. Joy Road.
e.
on and Lakewood Av.
E.
Jeffem
Frest-Van
Dyke.
o
Hamilton, Cor. Collingwood.
Woodrow Wilson and Davidson.
Linwood-Vicksburg.
Warren Ave., Cor. Junction Ave.
Gratiot and Mack Ayes.
Scotten.Buch•nan.
Grand River. Cor. Trumbull.
Hastings and Frederick Sta
Shoemaker-Moodie.
„ Cor.
Twelfth
Charlevoix•Drexel.
Charlevoix Ave., Cor. Marlborough. Myrtle St. and 14th Ave.
Chene St. and Medbury Ave.
Canfield.McDoutell.
John R. St, Cor. Loui•i•n••
Grand River and Arcadia Ave•
Gratiot-Park Grove.
Gratiot Ave., Cor. Westphah••
Livernoio.Waverly.
Grand River Ave., Cor. Meyers Rd. West Fort St. and Military Ave.
Kerchev•I and Le May Ave..
Burt•Fenkell.
Fenhell Ave., Cor. Fairfield.
Grand River and Chiefs Blvd.
Michigan and Tarnow Ave..
Harper-Chalmers.
McDmigalt and Frederick Aver.
REDFORD STATE SAVINGS BANK
BANK OF DETROIT
Woodward and Woodland Aves.
5401 Chen* St., at Kirby.
Grand River •nd Lehrer.
Van Dyke and Marcus.
PEOPLES STATE BANK OF
01101 W. Jefferson Ave., at Cary.
6251 Verner Hy., opposite Livernoi. Lincoln end Holden.
REDFORD
Forest •nd Crane.
Verner
H•.,
at
SprIngwells.
22000 Grand River Aire.
7900
Stochy•rds 1Dix near Ferndale).
7960 W. Fort, near Went End.
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CHAS. L. WILLIAMS
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City Tresurer
ROOMS 205-208 CITY HALL
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