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Souvenir Spoons
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.
TRAUB BROS..
118 Woodward Ave.
TRAUB BROS. <& CO.,
205 Woodward Ave.
W
TRAVELERS’ GUIDE.
i ———————— ■
I,INKS.
Detroit I'ulteil Inlerurhsn Mnn.
Tim* l t«l>l#* na' yrt to rhanc- with
out notlro. C*-nt*al Standard Time
FI.INT I.IWITEDH —Dally *:ls a. m- ,
fieri 4:15 p. m. L fr .* Rochester, ,
Romeo. Orion nml Oxford. 7 ft m. and
hourly until It p m. For Flint, 7 a
m and every two hour* until 9 p. m |
For IVraiiitoltr anil Trentfin- B :30 n.
m. 0:03 n. m. nod every 20 min to 8:01
a tn.. then half-hourly to 4 01 p. m .
•peri every 20 rntn to 4:UI i>. in., then
half-hourly to K3R p. m. then hourly
' to 11 I*i p nt hn* ?>turdny«. service t*
half hourlv to 11:85 p m Sunday*
• f!r*t cnr 7 - 01 a m.
For Itnya! OuVr. ntrmlncham **»<*
Tontine—B-10 n nt then hel f hourly ]
until 7 p. in., then hourly until 11 p. |
nt. T'ret car ono-hal* hour later on
Sunday
►or Fnrn»ln«rtnn. Hortlivllte. Ori'l.nrA
l. nml l*ontlno —0 n. nt nml hourlv ,
until 11 r> m First car one hour Inter
m. S'indn v
it inn mu,ivay avami— rort I
Huron T.lmlted, ,tally 741 n. nt to \ S
e m 111 m end B'4B p m. Toco Ia
fnr S'cv Mftltlmore f li'ni'm. XT .I*.
rttv e»'ii port Huron hourlv 7 a m.
1 p m.; al*o 0 p tn to Merino P|tv
lo< n | car* run v|-* Alrnt'V' To Mt
Piemen* nelf hottriy, (t in e m to 7
p m nml hotfix' nnTll 11 p m. To Mt .
n 'men* via Shore hourlv. C ?9 a
<tn to OH p m ■* 1«o 11 p. m
mri’TiniT, momiop * Tfit.wno
srtoivr » t\fl nv 'i , ol<*do T.'*nlted« ;
deflv, «*n e m 11*ft a m * - *0 and
t'Jfl f, m T.ocnl* for Porpmood \Vt». |
Oort Vnr.fft and Toledo Hon-tv. S'l* I
n. m to 110 p m nlao 010 and H j
p m for Monroe
nerneiT 4 emrioftl
nv —T Imlteil* 715 n m t* 18 and
V4f, p m T.ocala for TneVaort. 7 a. !
m nrd every t«-n hotira until ft p. m : !
/nr Ann Art.or Bam and hourlv until ,
II p m: tor Saline 8-so a m and
er, rv ttvo hour* until 8-ir. n m a’ao
Ift P m : for Plymouth nnd Vorthv'lle, .
710 n m and every two houra until
8:1ft r> tn alvo 11 p pi.
Ir*rrifhar ca-a pa«* TFaltlne Ela
tion eorper of T,arn*-d nnd Orlswnlil*
eta la at cara awaiting the closing of
t? ntera.
Ia K.F. AM) ItiVftß *TII \ll KB ft.
Dcfrrit l Cleveland Hay. Cos.
Wharf Knot < f Wayne St.
*■ > r m.UX A.M). I'ITTnBI RO and All
IK.lr.t-, »:-*at DAILY I■-U j, m. Kan
t< ».'levrland. I^.oo
WKKK-KND EXCURSION* to Clrva
mt ,1. nv. r\ ra'.urda,- r.laht. round t'lp.
Pay I'rliM to flnc-laud rv.'t'Y Tu»s..
Thuri* und Hat '* J» a tn Fnia *l.lO.
lor M.\< KIN VC mil AVer Tort a. Al-
IVun, I’.'fimkct, < lilr-iito. Sun, Mnr.jiietle
, Hulntli leave Momt t) and Saturday 5
l> nt . Wednesday and Frida \ :> to n rn.
I «»r TOI.KItO S in tay nnd Friday 4 p.
m Tuesday and Thursday. & 15 a m
•*lH*r h»l atnamvr illrnt so M.irl.ln.it
and Alprnu. I .-ave Sundays. 10. JO n m .
. uesdays. 320 p. nt, and Thursdays,
2 p rn
PSXDet o t&Biffaio Stillin'Gi.
I A Wharf Foot of Wayne Street
|pq; For Buffalo : .'
Host tn. Fhllad.'lphla and tso
Kant
Fare 12 r.O, Rertit 11. I Week Day*. f> •') pm
»: '*>. itiom t»t .Sundays 4 oit pm
Week Kntl Kxnirahrua t»» Ittiffule and
Nt.iaurn I'hMs rvrry snturilM*. *.‘3o and
|J.4M> round trip. iJftv T‘..k.,| ‘UU-ea. T
Fort St \V and 174 Orl wold St
(. BAY CITY DIVISION
J 'Depart Fii' t of Randolph St.
I-caye Detroit Tureday* and Krtdav* at
JO j n fir St l lair. Port Huron, l/t
--luaton. Port Sanllar. » oreatrr. Foreatvtlle.
JUarbor llnwh. Port Hottr and Bar 1 Itr-
Whirs, foot of Griswold at.
For (hr Flafa, Tanhmuo I'urk and
Port Huron, und Way I'orta.
Twice dally Leave week vlaya. 8.30
• m. and 2:30 r>. m.; Sundays, D:00 a.
m. and 2 30 p m.
I For Toledo nnd Suanr l«l.tnd
Twice .Utllv Leave week daya. 8:15 a.
m or.d 4 00 p. in.; Sundays. 8.45 a. tn.
and 5:00 p. m.
PI T-IN-IIAI MUI ItsioN Carry Hay
I Flaael’e Oreh. Mtrn. IMtueHia til Colonial.
I W< ek days. s<tc; Sunday. 75c, round trip. |
I Cedar Point and Sandusky, week daya
I Ulrrels Sl. ur. Hound Trip oniue day.
I- SB.IO to liieveland
I VIA PI T-IN-HA Y. str. Frank K. Kirby
I |en*ra S a. in., Simdiiy ft a. in.
I Ashley & Dustin, foot l ; 'lrst-at.
I Excursion to Chatham
15 fc'J It. CITY UF CHATHAM tniik-s a
■* round trip from Detroit to Chatham
I eveiy Friday and Saturday, leaving
l( foot of Randolph street at 8 n. m., ro
ll turning, Chatham at 8 p tn.
I: Faro, round trip. 71c: ono way, SOo Ona
I way trip from Detroit on Stimlny morn
|j 1m? nt H o'clock and on Monday nnd
I Wednesday nt 3 p m lOJIS STRVEN-
I HON A Rent, ft of Rnndolph-st.
Canadian
w^fPACIFIC
LONDON FAIR.
Isrpt. 15th and 17lh $2.30
S* pt 12th. 13lh, 14th. HUh, 18th $3.05
I Return limit. Sept. 21st.
G» t tickets at uptown office. 7 Fort
-11. West, or Union Depot. Phone i
M.'.ln 4M4 A. Iv KDMONDB, D. P. A.
I
POINTS GUN AT SISTER •
IN FUN; SHOOTS HER
i| A bullet intended f«»r a puppy that
| **went erai> 11/I*' -
ojw.l *■ zcw kl, ol \\ :n 1> m .i\* east in t he
I upjHT lip. and she is in a serious con
dition In the Children Fr** 1 hospital
I to- u result 'i’lt** pup belonged to lit-
I tie Joe Kit (Tel, of N* . s7S Warren-ave.
I«.i-t. and .I*** - bit brother determin-
I( it 10 |uii ill* 1 animal out of the way.
lit* called in the neighbor's children
Ito"* •■ him i)cri** r m the act and Just
I for fun. |>*)iiii*‘d the gun at Mary. The
I child was taken to the hospital, where
I tin surgeons probed for the bullet,
I but wore unable to locate it. Now,,
ftbev *vtti Tt*e mi X rat —mrrrhTTTo TtTC
Ittolire will not .nvestigate as they he-
Ipp. ve th* 1 shooting was an accident.
I New DivOixe Cases.
I T!ie following sitppie.ss*‘*l divorce
were t- tarted rhursday morn
ling: John vs Kva Murray; Rosa vs
|Fi< derlck P ’sse; William vs. .toseph
■JLabo .1 n*i Charles eg. CoflHw* l.ange.
NEW SKIN REMKI>¥
STOPS ITCHING
Skin Troubles. Aggravated by Hot
Weather, Quickly Cured.
Wlieii it is known that poslam. the
lin v hklu remedy, will stop tin* tortur
Ills iletiiUK ,i.| telldiliy with
tim rtppl lent ion and itrliM imim iiat
i*‘ii sand (‘lunfott t< suiiyrers i'r>»tn
j uli skin l roubles w liieli an at;rraVHM>d
by iim weather, its merit will It* if•
■staiitly uppjei lnted. t)n tlo* tcndi
I skin nf ehafiiik iiitant.i. porlani iua>
ibe iis**il wiili Hooiliinx and >< m liei:
I I ft* els. It Is applied nxt .Tially, and
t itr remarkable he Hnx p'vers i•«•»;• ri
jrlicdr work at oin->*.
All skin diseases, ineluilin,; et zenm,
I item . herpes, rasli it-i'tT, **! '., >' 1 »*1 • *
j k uuily to its remark 1»!<* errutiv"
I|M ' peri le ( )eea *iolM lif p'l! i, .11 itui of
posiain. in small qtianiiiles. wit'
Iqttiekiy banish pimples, hives?, hi i
| head s. blm dies, and will rt lieve :r ■>
etire iiehing f‘<‘i. s'-aly realp, htitnot .
| et,. A .see i. l l oil (fill pael.a.. e h
!In <*ji adeOHMl l»>'' tllOSe W'ho USe
I*to lam for ihese niifi«>r trouhl* t
as v II a*' in*' regular twodo’la, ;af
lis on sale at flt«‘ Fern ral Dru:; C«>
four Mioi'es, (sra> »Vr Wor esler's, stid
iother leading ilrug more- in lletrolf
At. experimental supply of po dan.
I may he obtained free of charge 1...
writing to the i jnerg n. y l.ai*gri
Lories, 32 \Y“*i I'wcnty--lit'! !i Stm t.
New York City.
G. C. RANDALL IS
Li ill GRAVE
FUNERAL OF VETERAN PHOTOG
RAPHER AND LONC RESIDENT
HELD THURSDAY.
The funeral of Corydon C. Hi.ndall
' was held Tluiraday morning from tho
old Halidall homestead, jNo. 430 S<m
omiave. Mr. Randall was a veteran
I photographer, and was 07 y**aia of
I
j/m .> v ■
JKsm ß
C. C. RANDALL.
.ige. He died Monday last •*/ his
eouiitry home in Drayton IMains, Oak
hind county, from The effeoTs of a
tliird stroke of paralysis, the firt»t
o\« rtaking him in March last.
Wh* n photography wes in »:s in
fancy, about ISUO. Mr. Randall, who
was inherently of a strong artistic
temperament, took up the- work in
Deth,ii. «j ix* ti ** * 1 a photographic studio
and successfully carried on the busi
ness for over 30 years, making a
handsome competence.
For the first 10 or 15 years, he
practically made all the photos tn De
troit, having a reputation not alone
local in its character, but extending
ov*-r the United States, for the quality
of his work. About 1882, he erected
the Randall building facing Grand
Clivus park and this was devoted to
photographic art. Feeling that he ha.l
not been keening pace with the ad
vance of the art, he sold out and re
tired, spending most of the time since
on his Oakland county I’nrra.
Mr, Randall was the son of James
J. Randall, who come from Now York
and settled In Detroit In 1835 He
leaves a widow, a daughter of the late
Augustus W, Leggett, four sonc and
n daughter, Huntley 8., who Is a large
mine owner In Mexico; Ferris S. and
Allan, engaged also in mining, and live
in Monterey; C. C. Randall, Jr., of De
troit. and Klrose, who Is with her
mother. Deceased wav a brother qf
Mrs. Clark Stratton, Mrs. K W.
Voight and Mrs. Harold V. Alhertus,
of Boston, and of James A. R andall
of this city.
OFFER PRIZE FOR BEST
KNOCK ON THOMPSON
Do >on know any good r* a-'nn-t why
Mayor Thompson should be deleutot
for office?
Th? Wayne County Republican rlrb
will M-ward you if you do and can
write your reason* in proper stvl •
President Shepherd has anniinced
that ihe club will give a |.riz*> of $5“
for tie best essay on the tueject;
"Th“ pre -ent mayor »t Detroit uottl I
be defeated Nor* 2.”
James O. tturffn, Fred H Button
and Fred 11. Warren Lav** berm chos
en as judges for the contest whl* h
w ill be rpijn until S< r*' in.
“Qolcien Nuggets
of Health”
write* an cntliuslt* »tlc
lover of
Grape-Nuts
Kver> nusufty ermnb *.irrle* li*
<iii«*ta of le-altti.
“There’s a Reason”
THE DETROIT TIMES: FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4. T9OB.
BURGLAR WEARING
HENRY RUSSEL’S I
GF:OSSE POINTE PLUNDERER
IDENTIFIED BY ARISTOCRATIC
BKY-P'CCE—REMARKABLY NON
CHALANT CRIME RECOUNTED
A striking illusiration of the old -.ay*
ti'K. ' li's an ill wind that brings no
I. id> uo«i,” w;.s furnished, Tama lav
[.mining, in ttie arrest of Joseph !**c
. 'ti t; i. 2.; yejo old. who says lii *•
le iim ;.v in ('hieago. Lavarnee wu>J •
pi* k •*’ up a . a susp**el ill eonneelioti (
i’l tiie mur*ter of Dan Waist r hy
I'.ailnuMi I'rmst Mack ami Fred
!.i■'.!!, while hdietlng in th* 1 vicinity
■of ttie Thoiiia- Autoinohilc works, out
,t. | i 1 son :tii'., about. 3 o’clock a. ui.
I.;.i**r in tit*' morning h«* was iruns
;» rr< *i to poli< *‘ heudquurters. Dotevl
ii\• I.leul. Thomas l.ally at on*:*.'
spoiled a gray fedora hat worn by th*' (
: prisoner as oiu that lia*l b<*en r« , por |
i< *| stolen from ill** iirosso l'ointe r< si
[ lien* •• of Henry Knsael, attorne y for
the .i'diigun C*‘iitrai railroad, las.
[Sunday night, along with valuahl
iti"tielt.s of Jewelry.
Soundi Like Stage Skit.
"\Vhere did yon ge*. that hat?’’
ir.and* «l l.ally.
1 "I bought it last Monday.” answered ;
I the prisoner, und he natm <1 n store ui>
. Ichlgati-nve.
i "Yon lie, you stole *t." usgerted j
j latlly, as he jerked the hat from th<»
I man's head and found tlmt ii tallied j
j* \a* lly as to size with the stoleji sky
| piee*. "You are the man wiio broke
' into Mr. RuHsel’a house.”
I.nvnrnee then "«av**d” and eon
fes: * and to the joh, making a clear,
breast of tli* w hole affair, which had i
i been reported to the police only Wed*
m Mluy afternoon.
I.avarn li appears, found no difil
culty In gaining entrance. The family
ofu-ns leaves th* doors unlocked at
night, and Sunday night was one o»’
tlies*- occasions. All laivarnee had to
do, t It*-i *fore, was to simply walk In
The household was asleep; so was the
family bulldog, apparently, for In*
made' no attemot to interfere until.
the intruder had completed Ids work, j
Penchant for Rings.
Heedness of danger, lAivarnee ran
t-m ked the house at will. In one of
the bedrooms he found n handsome
ring, set with 111 diamonds and a
ptur!. It had beeti Mr. Russel’s pros-
TnT m his rttrughter on her gra«ltia
lion from college, an*l was valued at
S2OO. The burglar coolly dropped it
into Ids pocket.
In his tour of the house he collect
id two more rings, oue valued at SSO i
and another at $35; a flue briar- pipe ■
belonging to Mr. Russel, a $25 stop!
watch am:l the fedora, which proved I
his undoing. Then he helped himself
to a handful of choice havana cigars :
; from Mr. Russels private box, regaled!
himself in royal fashion in the pantry i
and leisurely sauntered out, just :\e j
the family watch dog became aware J
of his presence and gave the alarm. ;
One or two members of the household
were awakened, but found nothing
wrong and went back to sleep.
In the meantime, Burglar Lavarnea I
gently shut the door in the dog’s face;
and retired to a hammock under the!
trees, where he lighted one of Mr.
Russel s cigars and enjoyed a quiet i
siesta. As the dawn was breaking he
packed his belongings Into a neat j
[bundle and sauntered off down the}
road, discarding his old slouch hat;
! for Mr. Russel’s comparatively new
j fedora.
Gave Plunder Away.
disposed of th** S2OO dla
j mond ring in Barnet SVerbe’s pawn
, shop, Monday, getting $‘J for it.
Werbe Hid not lmvt* -tin* rittg when th«*
police called at his place Thursday,
j hut promised to get hold of It by Frt- 1
j day. The SSO ring he sold for $3 at
the same place, while he sold the sls
[ ring on th«* street for 25 cents. The
I $25 watch he traded for a cheap ali
ve line affair worth about $3. The po
lice expect to recover all the prop- 1
erty.
After obtaining his confession the i
police notified Mr. Russel, who an- ;
i nounced his willingness to prosecute 1
A warrant will probably be asked for:
will lien;
FT.IWAYNE AFFAIRS
COL. CORNMAN’S CONDUCT TO
BE QUESTIONED BY COURT
MARTIAL.
i
I
A court martial to investigate at
I fan* ;»t Fort Wayne, t.nd particular!)
| to Inquire Into th* deals of Col. Duni* 1
« itnnuin, the commanding officer, ht*'
I**-* ii ordered by the war department.
The <ourt will convene at Fort Wayne
• ii Tuesday. Sept. 29, nnd will con
sist of several of th** highest officers
; in th.- sci vlce. Mnj. Gen. Frederb k D
Grant will preside.
A leport reached the war depart
i merit lecently thai u horse dealer had
supplied horses to certain officers ie
Fort Wayne at $1 each, and that the
officers drew from the governmen*
forage to support these animals al
though the horses *ll*l not become th*'
pr-nTTur-property of the officers. TT
is also reported that usury Is being
practiced at Fori Wayne, not mil>
among the officers, hut among th
enlisted meh. , (
Col. Cornman has been in tho serv
ice 4e wars, and look jxirt in several
* ampaigns against the Indians, and in
the Kpanlsh-American war. Hi** rec
ord has been .clean heretofore*. Hu
claims', to be innocent of any wrong
doing and welcomes ihe ihvestlgMion
Officers at the fort r'-fuse ro discuss
|th«‘ a flair, . in« 1 all profess io know
~nothing of it. It is rumored that i)i.
’ Peter (’. Field, tn charge of th** post
hospital, has been relieved
Sylvan Creek Opened on Belle Isle.
Sylvan Creek, th»* new canal on
Belle Isle, has boon opened to can
oeists. It leads from the Cyclers - Rest
,to The upper lake on the American
1 tide of the d
FOOD FOR
THE NERVES
Is Seeded in Most Common .Ner
vous Troubles.
Both flu huud and IV/'r at Oxford, Mxh.,
Lured by This Treatment.
There is absolutely no way of reach
ing tin* nerves with niedieiue except
through the blood. The n»*rv•--> receive
all of ti.eir nourishment and support
from the blood which, uu • r healthful
conditions, cairns ihe 1 l-nn iits ueeiied
to rebuild wasied nerve 1 s-ue.
Let tlie blood become deranged Hud
deti'deut in these elements uml tin*
nerves will be badly nourished and
headaches, neuralgia, sciatica, function
al istralysis and a host ot other nervous
lroubles may result. Tins is illusirateti
by the cast* of Mrv. Jotin W. t're.'glitou,
a farmer’s w ife, of K. F. D. No. 2, Ux
ford, Mi<di., w ho
••Alxiut t wo years ag»» I w.is suffering
with nervous debility ami was routined
to bed for a part of tin* time. 1 Pad
severe pains across my back and loins
an*! my limbs were numb. 1 was sub
ject to dizzy B[S'lls, w it h a ru-h of blood
to the head winch would cause uio to
fall down. My appetde was j*oor and
t could not cat nun'll because my stom
n«'b would not digest tl'«* food properly.
1 was also troubled with neuralgia in
my neck, so that sometimes 1 could
liunlly turn my head.
"1 took L>r. Williams’ Pink Pills and
soon felt better. lam cured now and
recommend the pill* highly.
"Some rears ago my husband was
taken with sciatic rheumatism iu the
lvip and suffered intense pains for sever
al mouths. For four months lie was
on crutches after having been laid up in
bed for several weeks. The pain* aisu
extended across his back ami the doctors
said it would affect Ins heart. He tried
medicine from physicians, bnt received
no benefit and turned to Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills. He Itegan to get better and
in a few weeks was able to go w ithout
the crutches and is now doing hnrd
work, without any symptoms of hi«
trouble.”
Every nervous sufferer should hnve a
copy of our Inmklet "Nervous Disor
ders, a Method of Horn** Treatment.”
Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills aresoldbv
all druggists.or sent, jxistpaid. on receipt
of price, .V)cents per box; six boxes for
$2.50, by the Dr. Williams Medicine
Compauy, Schenectady, N. Y,
MIGHIGANOERHURT
IN TRAIN WRECK
G. T. EXPRESS FROM CHICAGO TO
NIAGARA FALLS JUMPS
THE TRACK.
LONDON, Out.. Sept. 3.—Grand
Trunk express No. 4, from Chicago to
Niagara Falls, jumped the track at
Princeton, near here, early today.
Fight coaches left the track and were
wrecked.
Among the injured arc Mrs. Harry
Howard, of Alabama, badly shaken
up; H. A. Slthead. Chicago; Mrs. E.
W. Bendure. Geneva. N. Y.; Mr. Bur
ton. Battle Creek; Mrs. Eugene
Crouch. New York, internal Injuries.
RICHARD P.JOYWILL
WED MISS MOORE
Richard P. Joy, batik president, aut>
mobile manufacturer, and one ot the
wealthiest widowers in Detroit, took
out 0 license In the county clevk's
office Thursday morning to wed M'ss
Maty Moore, daughter of JWilliiiu-_VL
Moon, of No. 1055 Woodward ivc
The bride s ;ig** was gi v en as 21.
detectiveTmixed in
NEIGHBORHOOD ROW
A warrant charging Precinct De
j teclive Thomas Holland, of tin* Cac
i field station, with assault and buttery,
! was issued by Justice Stein, Thursday
! inornirg. on the complaint of Fred
j Howe, No. 352 Harper ave. Howe and
Holland arc neighbors und a f *w days
iago Mij*. Jlowe. wife u*'_Uie comphuw
ant, reported to Holland that the mt
tu- s little boy had slapped her little
boy. Holland Investigated and went
to the How* hr.me to explain bow the
thing ban occurod. a* it had been **x
I plained to him Holland says that as |
they were miking. Howe jurnp«<l i.p
und ordered him out of tin* yard, Hi
| the name tint** waving his arms r*»
: close to tin* detectlvess far** that th“
hitter received a sc rat "h on th*' * h*:ek.
! Holland th*n grabbetl How** and the
; h*ll< r alleges, shook him up vi ptrous
! iy. Holland declares that he merely
, i:»'l*l Howe’s hands to protect ’ irnselt
, The * ;is*' will !>*• tried n**xt we-k.
RUSSIAN PRINCE WILL
HAZARD AERIAL FLIGHT
PARIS Sept. 3 Prince Bolotoff, a
Russian. Intends to attempt i*> cross
I the British channel in an aeroplane,
ami has commissioned the brothers
Volsln, aeroplane builders, to con
struct a lurge machine in the form
known as the triplane, capable of * ar
rying two passengers and sufficient
wa'.**r and gasoline for a two-hour trip,
at a speed of .*>n mil*** an h*mr. Prince
Bolotoff hns never made a flight.
Niles. 0., Closed.
NILES, O . Sept. 3.- The First Na-1
1 ttnnal hnntr M *-i»v wte * l*>««»-d tn
idny by order of Its director on the
ground of insolvency P Tilinghast
was appointed receiver
' NEW YORK- -Sept. 3. Dire* ers of
the Calumet »v H* ela dining Cos. have
eominued to r* *luc** the dlvlden*! rale
'established early in the vea* by a
declaration of .* quarterly dividend of
ft a share naynbl* S* pt 2!« t*» • lock
hold**re *>f r*’*'*»r*l on Sept. With
I the payment of thi* dividend stock
t holders will have received slo7. .*o.o*io
|Tn *li\blends, film witn*mt iuterrup
j Mon since 1871.
Bpecisl Excursion Rates to Calumet
and Return via Michigan Central.
On account of the M. E. confer
ence a roun*l trt|» rate of $15.30 has
been authorized, ticket* on sale Sep
tember Bth nnd oth. good for return
luDtll Scptiimber I7ou
gajtfcpfejS) The Globe’s
Message
I During Fair Week we arc offering a multitude of unmatchable bargains A
reduction of 20 per cent will be made to apply on all goods throughout our
entire stock. Out of town visitors as well as our home patrons are wel
come here. Everything on earth to furnish a home. Open an account with
us—we will extend your payments over one year.
A DIME A DAY BUYS IT &
This Massive, Well-Made, Brilliantly
Polished, Pedestal Extension j
TABLE
With extra large base—The Globe will sell it to j l.llHl
you at a dime a day for the remarkably small sum of
$16.50
A n/ME A DAY BUYS IT
This Full Polished, Solid Oak g
DRESSER
With large Bevel French Plate Mirror—made jp&iijsfccrf •YSj kWh/
honestly, and right in every way. We will sell " bjtwZv t N J] iff /*
it to you at a dime a day for tjljPA
$9.95
OUR CARPET AND RUG SECTION
. r 11 1 a
Offers you unlimited assortments and the choicest selections of the season, at the
lowest prices ever quoted for staunch and reliable goods.
j SEE OUR MAMMOTH WINDOW DISPLAY ! j
BRILLIANTLY LICHTEP EVERY EVEWINC. |
GLOBE KOUSEFURNISHING CO.
COR. MICHIGAN AVE. AND FIRST ST.
Women’s High-Grade $3.50 and $4.00 Shoes
A * $2.45 ,|,, ' r
AN UNUSUAL SALE
Tomorrow morning we place on sale several hundred pairs of seasonable, perfect fit
ting, dependable shoes at a price that will tempt evert woman who sees them to lay in a
supply for months to come. Those shoo consist of
Queen Quality Travelers’ “Samples”
■ Sizes 2 1 /i, 4 and 4IL
What a Worth or a I’aquin model is to the dressmaker. “Queen Quality” samples are
to the shoemaker. They are picture shoes—they set the fashions.
$2.45 is th« price.
NOTICE—W e still have a few of those Oxfords left itt sizes j 1 <, 3 and 3 t* that have
been selling at $1.95. The\ are all marked Ssl.4s t t<> dose out.
QUEEN QUALITY STORE.
THESE TEACHERS ARE
SUCCESSFUL IN EXAMS.
Tlip applicant* wtio passed the
t»*6thcrs’ (‘.vaiuination for tiecond arid
tlilrd grade certificates, held Aug. lit |
and 11. art? ns follows:
Scond Carrie Ilakrr. '
fort!. Kiiluli tScntlt y, 1 'lynmutl*; \* la |
—r-* m nmund-av* 1 ., Xuia'.vi. I»nl-j
i.»n. 7>»t* K,i«t l'ort-st.; .low.sif l)rak«,
ii'i* W <st Wnrrt-n-av«\; Neill** L>l«-trlcli. !
Iloinului*. ivi tliH I. I;l< kcirson, Jennie j
Kl». I< .innlngmii. Carrl*- finest, I tat 1
Ho. k. Jenui. dtddlngh. Dentdti; Ilo*» j
ilmlni . W' undone, Klale M. Haul-;
«.,>n i'.minn. \iiu I’, llulburt. Hirmtn**
ii .ii.i .daj M lljKl«e«, * Tr****nn»dd; -Min-;
: iii* llorner. Ypsiluntl. Mcude Keveney.
Detroit. Z.*'rii< *l«* Salem. Karl
Il: Uilna Linden. cjueen Lon* ley. [
\V*“«t Imi •*: Sophia K. Meyer, 510 |
Solvaj av* . Maud M* rriman, Yp*ll;m
ti; Wittier MeDongall. Ypullanti;
i lem*\ lev• Mi’laiughttn. >"9 Fourtoenth
itve.. Mi r> M Patterson. »tl\'*r Hour#;
We**l<> 111 hard*, Cnrleton. Aon Kowe,
Koikwood. Samuel WlKhimnn. Wayne.
Tilli*l KTit'te Frank W Hlrrt. lnknter;
i:\ri M H.iil.y, 1 tail ford, Maybelle Hrajl*
. I 'at iiiiiiKtou. Perth Itnse Rea<Hi.
■ * Tl omit*on - st.. D«t r*At. Frames t’J
i * l * Wi iimli-h 7, Mdi yK. * 'art -r. j
I . *( Itmk. Uenevlex e P. Clnrke. Noilli-I
\lil* j.hhk* M Otiaffee. Wayne; Olive
,v| l>l\i*n N'orthvllle, «»ra<*- M. I»i<k«. •
P. \ mod it. Verna K. Fait. Walt*, It* r
ii i I'nriarid Plymouth; Pitta It. Frank*
In. WyAlidipt**. Blanrlie L I 111 mi linn.
... Waterman ivr lemla Hay, Wyar.*
■ I.itte Patruk • Hail. H 25 Pnrker-ave.;
l*..n tl>l S Kmkadden. 204 K, lUnrurk
,,\ Ora* tl Kill*oi Itoinulua: Henry
I I/itlien*. Inkster, Mr*. Vtarv J. lath*
« Ink-ter. lilatn.’he K .VlJnehart. Ply
n mtl . Hltita ■ 1 Met ret t, A*ia K
Mertlman R ConiPM >t Maiv I».
M,il■i*• r* * n lli|iilnn*l P.irk; Ida C. M*-
. i'oiial*>K • I skater, 1 ><» i «»t ti v <»'ltrlen.
It", i iilum. li.i M. P*n t, Y| .v 1 1 11 rit I
‘ i l; It**kr*-r» V\ \an*l**tte Arnold
ft-admir Flat !to«k. Oti> S< vnunir,
I |>• ato.i; Nina Sliei tnan, Ptynmatli; Itr*.
**i< /Saui. * t Ijdfayett*- hlvd.; Z<J{*
i Smith, Canton. Harriet Smith, * lleicl
i f*»r*l. Nina TruesdejL Plymouth; Agnes
Win tan. iT: Mrl'lellan-ave.; Lulu
Wheeler. I.’’* National -ave . Ocorgtann*
; Young, ITS- H**!en-ave
I ftn«li)M«*llkf Prlattic, ?ro fii** «n<l
no feather* The plain, neat kind, that
, looks right. Tlaaea Prtaclag Ca« if
i jAhA kit Phona 14ft.
ENGGASS SYSTEM!
WA TCH SALE
W*• hair rfr*-li<‘il Jim «*•« 13-*l«r,
Ibltt in*Ml»»l r MMld-llUrrt Hlgtn nmt
\\ 11 1<h(iin \\ iddic Irratllnr XJlt.llli
vntu«*Hi wblrh wr |>lt«o** uu atilt* hi
512.50
91.(Ml ilium: SI.OH n n«*rk'v
DIAMONDS ON |
\ EASY PAYMENTS j
>lnll flll***l.
THC OLOCST AND LARGEST
CREDIT JEWELRY MOUSE IN THE STATt
THE ADOLPH
LNCtisS
JEWELRY
ESTABLISHED W 65
~r.. 22 gratiot ave.
Page Three
The Detroit
Home and
Day School
73 Stimson Place.
Will open it* thirty-first yea ron
URDXKMm, Si pirmkrr Xi.
The olflce (n the school building
Is now op< » dally from to to 12 a.
in. Catalogue* am) further infor
mation will to- furnished on requeirt.
Kindergarten. Primate, Intermedi
ate and A«»deml< I tepurtmont*.
Physical Culture mid |>ome*tlc Sci
ence Boy* admitted to Kindergar
ten and Primary rla**e>-
THE MISSES LIGGETT, Principals
Wolverine
Engraving
Company
DETROIT. MICH.
DESIGNING, ILLUS
TRATIIIhO. HALF
TONES and ZINC
T CHINGS.
71-/3 ShelOy-tt. Tal. M. SJ42.

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