A Long Felt Want Supplied

O. H. Martin received from the man" nfacturers in Detroit on Tnesday rnorning, a handsome new ambulance. It is something that has Jong been needed in Ann Arbor and not loug ago the ladies of the Fruit and Flower Mission started to raise a fnnd to get one and have now aoout $75 on hand. This they can use in otber charitable ways now that Mr. Martin has filled the ■want. The ambulance is fitted for either one or frwo horses and will be kept ready for use either day or night at Mr. Martin's undertaking establis hment and all calis will receive prompt attention at a reasoaable rate of compensation. The wagon is fitted up inside with a stretcher which eau bo taken out, the patieut laid on it and then put back into the wagon. There is also a seat inside for the doctor or attendaut alongside the stretcher. The sides are neatly padded in ligbt brown leather. The front seat of the vehicle is arranged to accommodate a driver and one attendant. It is a neat and convenient affair and will donbtless come into general use for moving sick or injured people from one place to another.