Judge — May 24, 1930 — page 30: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

ERMANENT JRansienrs Hotel Seward is located in the heart of “Uptown Detroit.” Sixty per cent of its transient business represents people who make Hotel Seward their home every time they visit Detroit. The reason for this commanding evidence of popularity transcends the inducements of good rooms. . . food and service. Removed by but five short blocks from the General Motors and Fisher Buildings | and within ten minutes of the principal | automobile and manufacturing plants, itis | regularly chosen by hundreds of transient | visitors bent on enjoying the manifold conveniences of a preferred location. 600 units... all with tub and shower outside exposure and two or more windows. Rooms as low as $2.50. . . Suites $6.50 and upwards. HOTEL Sewar W. E SNYDER, Manager SEWARD AVE. AT WOODWARD—DETROIT “Look, “Very 7 Z / ny Hazel! good, The receipt for th’ final payment on our house!” rorge. And now help me decide where we'll spend the summer.” ei ~ see And another Redskin bit the dust. “Sh-h, sh-h, precious; look at funny, funny mans.” 28 comicbooks.com