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328 286 #33 Ferry Avenue, Detroit, Michigan, November 28th, 1905. My dear Mr. Evans:- I wish to thank you for the kind attention shown me by yourself and your Mr. Hallowell in connection with the purchases of linen made last week. I enclose herewith check on New York, amounting to $250.37, in settlement of the account, which kindly accept with my appreciation. I bought a roll of glass cloth as a sample of material for wall covering, but I find that it is not as well adapted to that use as I had thought it would be. I can, however, use the cloth for another purpose, but I shall not require the additional quantity which I spoke to Mr. Hallowell about. Will you kindly inform him accordingly, and greatly oblige, Very sincerely yours, Charles L Freer W. T. Evans, Esq., Care, Mills & Gibb, Broadway & Grand St., NEW YORK CITY.