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VERNORSPRINGS
NEW THREE-CENT
ORDINANCE
PROVIDES THAT COMPANY TURN
OVER TO CITY ALL REVENUES
IN EXCESS OF 7 PER CENT ON
ACTUAL INVESTMENT.
Anew solution us the street railway
question wuh sprung uu Hu* couuuou
council In iltt iuitial meeting. Tuesday
evening. by Aid. Vernor. The latter
i» one ut tin* old Plngree regime war
horses, and he declared lust summer,
before becoming a candidate for elec
tion. ihtkl he believed a fair settlement
could be reached b> a rearrangement
of (he Much
it la a radical franchise proposition
In inauy ways, and differs In poiuts
from any heretofore offered. Vernor
has spent six years In reuchiug this
result and lie hopes li.ut his ordinance
will be considered o> tne Ureltmeyer
committee lu leaching u settlement.
IK* refined to allow It to be sent to a
committee but Insisted that the ordi
nance lie on the table for the presem
and be tuben up luter In committee of
the whole.
i'he provisions of the ordinance, in
Lrlef are that the rate of tare snail
be five tickets for Ifi cents; that tne
company shall do ml paving, inai ihe
city may purchase the plant at the
expiration of (he franchise; that itic
company's earnings, over 7 per cent
on the actual Investment, shall be
turned over to the city.
The term is Jo >cars and a com
plete rearrangement of the lines to lur
nish better service and do uwuy with
i plication of lilies is provided for.
is proposed to submit the ordinance
a vote of th** people aim llieu give
e D I’. K. a chance 10 accept It;
lliug in that, other oouipuuies would
asked by adv ert lsement to bid fur
e traction privilege.
Uood service I* one of the muin pro
dons, the stipulation being that
ough cars shall be provided so that
t more than 20 per cent of the peo
» inside a car may be compelled to
ind and that all may have seats unt
ie the two-uiile circle. A unique
clause provides that tickets may he
s»|ld cheaper than three cents ea< n but
without transfer privileges.
furs are tequlred to be clean and
i quipped with all safety upplium es
and seven minute* per mile is given
as the running speed; a ventilating
system for < urs is also provided for.
Suburban cars are lo be run under ihu
provisions of the ordinance. Schedules
must be placed in each car.
The company is required to use
girder rails, to sprinkle tracks during
the warm months and to remove snow
in other months. All operating cm
ploy at are to be citizen* of the state
und ten hours is given as a day s work
for conductors und motormen. if the
offer is accepted, the company must
give a licnd of 16UU.000 to bind it to
fulfill Its contract. Street railway
property is to he taxed the same ha
other property and the city is to have
access to the hooks of the company.
The right js reserved to make
changes in the ordinance. One sec
tion provides for the punishment of
passengers who attempt to cheat the
company with regard to transfers.
If the offet is accepted, the company
shall have the rignt to streets wherein
there are now tracks until the fran
chises expire, when the system named
must be adopted In full.
Thousands Given by
London Clubmen to
Servants * Xmas Fund
T.ONDON. Jan. 13.—A clubman who
belongs to five clubs arid has many
iriends In others has been making In
qurles as to the sums subscribed by
member* of the servants’ Christmas
funds, ami be lias come to the conclu
sion that club servants are far better
off than subalterns in the array.
The list was headed by the Carlton
club, which has probably more wealthy
men on its rolls than any other in l/>n
don. The sum subscribed for the Carl
ton servants was $12,600. White’s,
which contain few ver> wealthy men
and a great many more who have a
struggle to keep up appearances, sub
scribed S7.uUO, and Hoodie’s, ihe Marl
borough and Arthur's got together
about the same amount, making a totr.l
for the six clubs of 140.000.
The National Liberal club divided al
most as much as the Carlton. Liter
ury and sc ientific people are notorious
ly absent minded, and perhaps thut
may account for the fact thut the
Atbeneum only managed to subscribe
$1,500 for Its servants.
ABEY FLOODED WITH
REQUESTS FOR GIFTS
LONDON, Jan. IS.—Since It became
known that Edwin A. Abbey, R. A .
the great American painter, had made
a splendid offer to the state of Penn- •
sylvanla of the paintings to be placed;
iu ihe house of representatives to com
plete his conception of the allegory j
of "The Founding of Pennsylvania.”
ihe philanthropic painter ha* beeu
bombarded by appeals from English
municipalities anxious to have their ■
town hall decorated free of charge.
Needless to state, Mr. Abbey’s gen-;
eroslty doea not go as far as that, but
he has courteously answered all AT" 1
pllcants and excused himself on the
ground that he has as much work in
band as he can possibly do for the
next few years
Dr. O. A. lx>r»ey, of Chit ago who
recently returned from a trip through
the orient, found In one of the Solo
mon Islands a tribe of hitherto un
known natives, so unoivlllied that they
wear no clothing and live In hollow
tree trunks und hides In the ground.
Brave Fire Laddies
often receive severe burns, putting
out flres. then use Hmklen's Arnica
Solve and forget them. It soon drives
out pain. For Burns. Scalds, Wounds.
Cuts and Bruises It's earth's greatest
healer, yuickly cure* Skin Erupt lons.
Old Stores, bolls, t'lcern, Felons; cent
Pile cure jnsde. Relief Is Instant, a:
K C. Kinsel, Central Drug Cos., Gray
& Worcester.
PRESENTED WITH
MAHOGANY ROCKER
Louis Newberry, President of the
Newberry Baking Cos., Pleasantly
Surprised By Employes.
f
I.ouls Newberry, president of New
berry Huking Cos., was aggreably sur
prised lust Wednesday ufternoon. the
occasion of his fiftieth birthday au tl«
versary. At the- close of the day s
v.ork. Mr Newberry was called aside
and was immediately surrounded by
his salesmen W I’. Korn, on then*
behalf, made a speech of congratula
tion and presented Mr. Newberry with
a handsome mahogany rocking chair.
gym
E.'. i .: ’„• ■
LOUIS NEWBERRY.
Ihe recipient responded with much
feeling and expressed ills thanks not !
only for the gift, but alao for the j
tplendld efforts of hit employes lu
building up ihe business. In the even
ing Mr. and Mrs. Newberry enier
lulned the employes at their residence.
Mr. Xewbeny bus made a splendid j
sun es.-* ( f his business, Puritan bread,
the well known product of his com
pany having gained a wide and favor
able r< putation. From a comparative- 1
ly small institution the company ha?
grown to its present large proportions
through hard work and the gentlin' l
vvor h of its output. He Is one of I)e-j
uolt's very enthusiastic baseball fans.
Epidemic of Dignity
Hits Young Married
Women of London
I
LONDON. Jan. IS.--There has been!
an epidemic of dignity among the |
young married women in the smart j
set. One no longer sees in the society
( weeklies mention of Mrs. "Jack’’
!homebody, or Mrs. "Harry” Nobody,!
and othei familiar titles.
The campaign was begun by Mrs. !
| "Willie” James, who caused it to be j
generally known that in future sh“
would prefer to be sty:ed Mrs. William j
! James. The others followed suit and t
are now styled "Mrs. John" and "Mrs
Henry.” etc. Mrs. William James. Ly 1
! the bv. Is one of the finest amateur
actresses In the country, and is At ton ■
to appear In the leading role of "The ,
Mollusc” at the town hall at Chlchea-;
jter, the nearest towu to her home.
West Dean park. The company will
intitule a number of titled amateurs.!
'and the proceeds will go to a local'
j charity.
ANGLO-AMERICANS LEFT
LONDON FOR HOLIDAYS
LONDON, Jan. IS.—With three bill- •
; liant exceptions, most of the Anglo- .
, \merican hoatesae* left London for
the holidays. The three exceptions
were iAidy Paget, who has un abhor
lence of country parties; Mrs.
Ronalds, who prefers London to any
other place, and Mrs. Arthur Glasgow.
Lady Paget gave a dinner party u‘.
her own house and several small ones
at restaurants; Mrs. Ronalds gathered
, togetlied everybody she could, im
plored them not to mention the word
Christmas In her hearing, and gave
her guests some good music; Mrs.
Glasgow, whose husband Is almost a*i
1 much liked as she is, gave a number
| of smfill dinners at her beautiful home
. In Berkeley square. 1
KNOX WANTS UNDER
SECRETARY OF STATE
WASHINGTON, Jan 13 Senator
Knox, of Pennsylvania, who will be
secretary of state under President
elect Taft, has Introduced a bill pro
viding for an under secretary of state, '
at a compensation of SIO,OOO a year, j
The bill also provides for a fourth as
slstant secretary of state, at $4,500, a
private secretary and clerk to be paid
$2,500 and $1,500 respectively, and a
messenger at SI,OOO.
iThe.”
People’s Pages
__j •
Advertising rates under any classi
fication In those columns, one Cent g
par word each Insertion, cash la
advance. No sdvertlseinsnt Insert
ed for less than 16 cants.
Parsons whose names appear tn
the telephone directories, may have
advertisements (’barged at abova
rates Call
BELL—MAIN 1498.
HOME—CITY 3385.
For th# convenience or patrons
si rang, ments have bsen made with
the following to receive liner ad
vertisements at the same rate ae
charged at the home office:
EAST SIDE.
II oug h tea-Preach Coal Ca- OS East
Canfleld-ave.
Mt. Elliott Pharmacy, ML Elliott and
Qrattot avea
Teracy'a luialiurs Co* 167 Gratiot
avo.
r Prawn. 115# »rfTerson-avo.
I J. McPhersoa. 2490 Gratlot-ave.. oppo
site car harns
W K«T fllllK.
C. G. Raasor. 2(6 Qrond Rtvar-avo
Tvrsrr etaeioa, 160 Myrtls-st
f\ B Driscoll. 417 Mlchlgan-ave.
J. Millard. 1412 Fort -St west
4 W. W Hash. 594 Michigan -ava
THE DETROIT TIMES} THURSDAY. JANUARY 14. 1909.
» —•
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
- ” *•!
Charles II LXsney. 21. Rwchel Bsal- ;
tie 26
Gustav I'iiruh. 02; Anna Mach. 42.
Arthur A. Horck. 23. Anna May
Kails. 23.
Joseph Frisch, 27; Marianna Uurno. |
II
Bruno Zadnowski. 21. Sophia Ss*-pan
ski. 22.
John Dobcran. 21. (Jraca Johnson. 21.
Jamas K. Smith. 52. tJet.oit; Susan
Co<>k, 50. Plsrc*. «»ni
tlruiio Koslofski. 22. Mary Tomacha
skt, II
Stanley l-’ Rudnlk. 34, i.udwlg So
hszmaka. 20.
Albert J. Weber. 31; Helha L'oody. 31.
Utorge F. Mtittii, 48, Detroit; Fannie
Ya\. 44, Fair Haven.
Thomas Smith. 26. Plymouth; Daisy
McC’uinb, 26. Flint.
WtlllMni 11. Kiefer, 38. Detroit. Tessa
M. Maid. 2... Mlnden City.
Frank Doyle. 33; Lillian Allen. 24.
« •
| BIRTHS
•
UIRL4J
William Madtgan, 121 Minnie.
Ralph Baiiey, 15*5 Mack.
Gottlieb taryjtr. 1365 St Antoine.
Wililam Kuwusel, 478 Baldwin
ii*-e ta * Ssaiusze w’lvs, 556 Ferry.
Alpheiie Tytlca. 78 6 Franklin,
c'umtlc DeCraane, 210 Kercheval!
Albert Mater. 630 Vliiawood.
Steven mranzak. 150 Herkimer.
James Wood, 2120 Fort.
William Hebei. 210 Berlin
Delbert Beer. 63 Baltimore.
Geo?g* Carswell, 436 Clay.
BOYS
Wilfrid Puquatis 246 Crane
.\Jlk<* Downey, -1026 Llvernols
William Mu a" i sen. 530 Franklin.
Antolnte Setiuster, 19.3 Wight.
Edward Jacobs. 486 C'ass.
Herman Klkhoefel HM Greene.
Perry Ferguson. 2434 Fwit
I, iW Grundv. 32 Melrose.
Louis Mueller, 571 Chen*.
Kobert Grunwold. 60 Ratlibone.
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DAILY DEATH LIST
♦ —♦
Sasun c’obb. 78 years. 1728 Jos. Cam
pau, In* At disease.
Louis I l.aubscher, 2 years. <* • •
Roosevelt, blood poifOM. f
Caroline I anger. 50 years, 1032 Mc-
K Inlev , <ai bol h avid poisoning, sul
ci. te.
Lmrna Sc bu reck. 25 years, 712 Dlx;
carbolic acid poisoning, suicide.
John Kciio, J 7 ytais. 7!5 Fast Fort;
pneumonia.
Anthony J. Cubr, 5 months. 173 Hum
boldt; gustru entciitls.
Fill.#;- E. Herbst, 1 year. 7 Htch;
meningitis.
Kailierlne Mlejewski, 40 years. 474
Illinois, uraemia.
Marvin Fowler, 4 months, 227 Brush:
chronic entero ( olitts
Martha Punka. 34 years 944 East
Forest nlacentu pievla centrallc.
«'oia Gusman. 60 years. 784 Alexan- j
drine e*yu; cirrhosis of liver
Henri' k Henkel. 72 years. .St. Mary s
hoapltul; myocarditis.
Leon Deselskl. 6 years. 1407 Jos.
CampMU. nephritis
John A Murray, 54 years, 205 Can
ton, pneumonia.
John SilKc. 23 years. 656 Ersktnc;
phthisis.
Plilloment Stenger, 68 years. 348
tlrandy; hemiplegia.
Sarah i\ Brlckman, 58 years, 155
Wabash: .illation of heart.
Anthony Olejmik, 5 years, 1343
Campbell, bronchitis
Arthur Hustings, 14 years, foot of
YaniliH; accidental drowning.
lturhiel E. Ogden. 81 ..ears, 277
Third; old ugc.
PIED.
IiRK’KMAN Jan. 11. Surah Catharine,
beloved wile of K. W. Brlckmun.
motnei of John H.. uml Clarence \V.,
aged 5* years. Funeral Tliursday, 155
Wabash, 2 p. m. Friends and ac
qualntani es welcome, t'anadlan pa
lters please copy;
OKBFKECK Jan. 12. Emma, beloved
w ife of John Gebureck.
Funeral from residence. .12 Dlx-ave..
Thursday, 2 30 p. rn.
Gl'7ftMUNPltKZ—Joseph, beloved son of
Mrs. and Mi. 11. <Jei monprez, of 553
West Alexandrlne-ave., died at N’en
i. e. Cal., Jan. 11, 1809. Survive* a
wife and a sun. Burial at Venice.
Cal.
SHEA Jan. 12. 1909. at his late resi
dence. 61 Hurnboldt-a ve.. Bartholo
mew. beloved husbund of Margaret
Shea, father of Timothy. Dennis.
Michael. Heni.v and Katherine Shea.
Notice of funeral later. Member of
branch 5, C. M. H. A., and Michigan
tent of K t). T M M.
HENK El#—Jan. 11, Henrlch Henkel,
aged 73 -veuis. beloved brother of
John and Henry Henkel. Funeral
Thursday from John Henkel’s resi
dence. Van Dyke-ave. (Macomb coun
ty). and Elght-Mlle-rd., at 1:30 p. nv.
Ht’Y ETTE —Jan. 11. 1909. at Chicago,
111., William S. Huyette, aged H
year*. Funeral services from chnpel
of Wm. K Hamilton » Cos. 26 Fllza
beth-st. west. Thursday morning at
lu o'clock.
MdltTY Jan. 11, 1909. at the residence
Mis. E. Wilcox. 66 Harrison-ave.,
beloved husband of Mary Morty. Fu
neral Thursday at 2 p. in. Interment
at Woodmere.
SWEENEY Jan. 12. 1904, William
Sweeney, at parent*’ residence. 213
piuin-s* . beloved son of Frank and
Annie Sweeney, and brother of John
J. Thomas E and Mary L. Funeral
Thursday at 8:80 from house, and 9
o'clock from Most Holy Trinity
church. K. of E. and O. F. pleas*
tak" noth e.
SCHRAGE Jna. 10. at residence. 241
Brewsler-st , Augusta, aged 68 years,
beloved wife of Frederb-K, mother of
Charles. Fred. Pauline. Frank uml
Mrs. J. Lawrence. Funeral Thursday
at 2 p m. from house
SILKE—Jan. 10. at his patents' resi
dence, 659 Krsklne-st.. John, aged 24
years, beloved son of Joseph and
Theresa Sllke and brother of Louise.
Frank and Adeline Bllke. Funetal
Thursday from residence to lit Jo
seph church at 6:3U a. m
MICH. CREMATION ASSOCIATION. 3
per cent tuterst certlfl* ale good for
one cremation F. X. Kolb. Treas.
and General Manager, 1225 E. Boule
vard. Phono Ridge 565.
MEETING NOTICES.
KNIGHTS OF EQUITY
court 4.
You are earnestly requested to meet at
hall. Wednesday evening. Jan 13. at
8 p. rn . to p«) tribute of respect to
the memory or our deceased brother,
James \V. feweeney, late of 212 Pluni
st. By order Arthur O’Connor, dir
Knight. P J. Maher, secretary.
lIKI.P WANTED—MALE.
\ BOOKKEEPER, manufacturing, lum
per; n.un.tK' r for stockroom. < ost
i-lvrk (automobile;. correspondent,
I utrhaslng agent; timekeeper, book
keeper and typewriter; car checkers
526 «'ligmber Commerce.
HEN iearn harbor trade, great deniand
foi bat here; tuition and tools $36,
catalogue free. Michigan Barber Col
lege. 6 1 West Congrass-st.. Detroit.
MEN —Our lllusttated catalogue ex -
1 plains how we teaefi barber trade tn
I*w weeks, mulled free Moler Bat
her college. Chicago, lit,
WANTED A RLE MODI KD mTSN
tv\ een ages 19 and 35. for s). ma
rine cotp*. must be native born or
have nrst papers, excellent oppor
tunity to s*-e the world, good pay,
clothing latlone, quarters. rn«dlcal
attendance free. Apply at U. 8 Ma
rine Corps Recruiting office, 75 W.
Fort-#t.. Detroit, MUh
WANTED- Railway mall clerks; com
mencement salary |3OO, March exam
inations. preparation free; write im
mediately. Franklin Institute. Dept.
*66. Roi nester. N Y.
Yot’NO man for deliver v and store
work X2.' Mb hlgan-ave. Apply b«-
lu-Hi 7 arid 8 a m
; ItN 1 V'M N« i c t-. K.-- >l*st ring B go 4
posltloj can get an* after corr.plet
log one of our conrsos. Day and
Night clasaea all tha year Our fa*
Ivllitlee are poslttrely uoequated in
Michigan. Detroit Busts*** Uolvers-
Ity il-2* WUooa-st.
MtU* WAVIRD—itNUM.
A- TO PROVE that liu)'l Shorthand i»
all n\ t claim fur it. and that vv« phi* e
uur graduate* In the best positions
xv* will «lv* to the rii si i«u enrolling
after iltia date. a » miplfiw »tfii«n
reptile count at one-half the rtfu
lar cuat and the balance to be paid
alien xv« have placed >uu in a puai
llun. Boyd Shorthand School. \)i
Broadwgy.
A ItiHiKK I'h’l'Kl! and stetmgtapher.
$46; bookketpe:, SSO; • n.-nivi i>;.«
writer*, several stenographers; Jew- |
dry and millinery saleslad) 52s
Chamber Caminerct.
ANV SIZE picture frame. l»> and up.
Michigan Art Store. 209 Michigan.
BUSINESS. SHORTHAND AN iT ENCP
LIBH taught under most favotable
conditluna; day and night school. The
Business Institute. Breltmeyer Bldg
Cuuhs ana wailn-tkM, in aun out of
city. Cregu Employment Agency. it
Wnn'lwK M
GIRL for housework In amall flat, three
111 family; home nighta preferred 211
Congress east.
OIRL for general housework In family
of two; must be good plain cook 404
Wood ward-a va.
UIKL or woman wanted for house
work; no washing Apply $25 Four
teenth ave.
GIRL wanted for housework, no chil
dren. 614 Twenty-foui th si
UKHMAN girl wanted for general
housework. 4*76 Woodward-uve
HOUSE WOHK --Girl for general house -
work; two In family. 334 Putnam
ilol'DKWOßK—Olrl for general house
work at once. 1087 Vtnewood.
HOl'skWoHK—Girl. to assist with
general housework 707 Brush-st.
LADIES—Our catalogue explains how
we teach halt* dressing, manicuring,
facial massage, etc.. In few weeks,
mailed free. Motei Barber College,
Chicago HI
WANTED Young girl, at Hester's
bakery. 026 J>.s Cainpau; must apeak
(Jarman and English.
WANTED —Good girl for general
housework: small famllv; no wash
ing. 116 Pulford
YOUNG girl for light housewoik; ref
erence* Mrs. J. B Greenberg, 185
West Warren.
YOUNG girl wanted for general house
work; mornings only. Apply 17
Bradv-gt . first floor west.
•ITt AVION* WAN TOO—fkmalc.
COMPETENT end respectable lady
wishes situation na housekeeper for
tespsctahle gentleman. with good
house. Mrs Alta Renninger, Harbot
Springs. Mich.
LADY would like to do housework. Ap
ply 40 Hasttngs-st.
WOULD like washing and Ironing lo
I do at home, or day's work out Ad
dress .39$ Oreeley-st. east.
WASHING —A German woman wants
washing. 734 Twenty-fourth s!
WANTED—-MIECICLI. A A'gorg.
HlOrihni' prices paid furniture, stoewg
— rpsts. Lapham 823 Orat Pa»k 24»-Ji
AD KINDS store fixtures bought and
sold: showcases, counters, shelving
etc. Rosenthal Store Fixture Cos.. 3*l
Hastings Phone M 4081.
momei to loan.
"’ready money.
We will lend you money today, tumor*
row, any day, and for any purpose.
Get Our Rates. It Will Pay You.
Time and payments to suit your con
venience. Liberal rebate if paid be
fore due. Every transaction strictly
confidential.
Quick, Reasonable. Rslialbe.
RELIANCE LOAN CO..
405 CHAMBER OK COMMERCE.
Tele. Main 4685.
money loaned
WORKING PEOPLE.
No Mortgage. Assignment or Security
Name Your Own Time for Repayment
Rates Less Than Half What
Loan Companies Charge.
BURKART. Private Banker.
II McQraw bldg. Open until 8 every
evening before New Year's.
monly to loan
No security or Indorser required.
New Cos New Rates. New Plana.
DETROIT LOAN A TRUST CO..
41 MICHIOAN-AVE
Look for electric sign. Second floor.
Hours. 8 to 6 ualiy. until Christmas
Take stairs
MONEY TO LOAN to salaried em
ployes. or to those who are keeping
house; no security wanted. One-hair
the rata of big advertisers. Call and
•St
AMERICAN LOAN CO..
410*411 Chamber of Commerce Bldg
FOR i ALB—MI»fKUAItKOU».
A big load kindling wood. $8.60; hard
wood. $1; blocks. sß.7s: economy nut,
14; lump. $4.10 for kitchen stoves and
laundry Houghton-French Coal Cos
Both phones.
i— - ■■ ... -
BILLIARD and pool tables, soda foun
tains. bought, sold and repaired. Geo.
Martin A Cos., t Earmer-at.
BILLIARD and pool tables, new and
second hand, from sls up; also wall
and showcases; assy terms; supplies
I and repairing at reduced prlpes. The
I Sohulsnburg Mfg. Cos.. •$ Randolph
! at. Established $« years.
| DESK —Heavy uearter -cawed oak roll
tap. with chair to match; used only
a ahart time; bargain for someone
I that wants It right away. Call at
Times Printing Cos. 1$ John R.
NEW YORK DOLL HOSPITAL.
All kinds of dolls repaired. N'«* charge
for putting on heads or wigs. Mrs. A.
I (."lark, 357 M bhlgan-ave Phone
Park 1028-J Mall orders filled.
WANTED, cor. Mien, and 4th., to fur
■lah rooms complete. $1 week. Hum
aer Ce
HEADQUARTERS FOR
I Pgfrj OFFICE DEHKfI
FTTZBIMONB A CO
$6-40 Mlchigen-eve
TRAINED FERRETS
Thoroughly broken for rabbit or rat
I hunting. Mall orders attended to
I EDWARDS* BIRD STORE,
119 MICHIGAN-A VE . DETROIT.
BLSINIaSa CARPS.
HuKSLi end cows removed promptly?
Phone Mllienbach Rros W««t lOft-SSI.
To HICM- Moi xm
VAN DYKE, 709. "near ~Ma«-k "m”7
rooms, attic, cellar; good bain. i*a
sonable rent
ALEXANDER \\ A l SON,
I . II X .MM' >ND BLI H ;
1 PI'TNAM. near Wabash, 7-room house,
120 per month
629 WARREN AVE. \V l-roorn
modern house; 125 per month
I'* 7 PUTNaM-AVK 8 rooms steam
heat. s.’7 pel month,
724 KE<*uNl> 8 - room modern
bouse, st* am furnace. sxo per moni i.
I.ambrecht, Ktllv X: Cos.
Both Phone* 315 9u cfRISWoLD-ffT
■i’i t< ii 1 1 1 1 $3 Modert l roo - . s
s3l reduced
MILWAUKEE -Cor 15th Mod-rn.
t rooms was $25. rHiH -'I beiow S.O.
FOURTEENTH .Modern. 1" room*
and onth; only $2 3
yiXTH-HT near Fit* her 14 ri-orns.
No .'*4( xvas $27. now un*l»r sl*
GEO. H. KEYES.
20$ WIIITNKY HI .1 aJ.
Hannan Rental Aprncjr,
ONE McGKAW BLDG
TO ItKXT MOORS.
ROOMS*--Furniture for rooms co'nnlet*.
$1 week Sumner Cn Ml>> and Mh
I —————
\\ V > 1 Kl»—I I \ I •
(WANTED burnished flai within walk
Ing distance; mutt be fits.-* ass Au
j disc* L box sl, Dstrolt Ttrues.
to revi—n vrg.
PAVKM'dl:’!’, 4,* TlcTld -floor upait
in«nt. i rooms steam heat. janitor;
Mas |ao. noxx reduced.
HARPER. 125 Modern. si\ rooms
and baiii This Is xerv choice. for I
only s.'s.
(iF.( >. 11. KEYES.
‘.st* WHITNEY BLIHJ.
4i • QR AND RIVER 7 - room i: ••.*1• r* > •
flat, hath and gas. sl4 p*'r month.
651 t’O.WoUD—6 room flat; gas and j
bath. sl3 f»*»r month.
lUS (T.AI UMOI'NT «S room flat; oak J
finish througnout; s3<l per month.
27 i THIRD —6 room flat, bath gnd gas;
$lB pet month.
17'U* ViN'EWOOD—6-rooiu. steani heal
ed flat. $25 pci 1 month.
CIS KiiURTEENTH— 6-room. steam
heat; $22 5o per month.
Lambrecht. Kellv & Cos.
P.otii pliories 315. 90 Gnswold-st.
BOULEVARD, 244. near Champlain: 12$
Iverc-lieval. mar Concord. Si*. 291 Ml. ,
Elliott, sl6. 719 Franklin, upper In
brick. Phone East 920.
FOR SAI.K—HKMIUI'.X E PROPERTY.
WILL BUILD TO SUIT
If you have lot free and * l*ai. or it fair
cash payment, I will fuinish plans,
spcdflt attorn* and iiimie}. Get lit) I
prices before closing a ileal.
ARTHUR ti. Gkimw
203 KlJvfl TEMPLE MAIN 125 V !
117 HARM( »\ WE
b ine seven-room modern house uml j
auto barn; decorated; gas and elec-|
tile lights, bargain if sold ul once, j
\\. \\. BENNETT.
1209 MAJKHTIi* HI.DG
PI’TNAM. NEAR LINCOLN 9-RuOM
HOUSE. FULL BASEMENT. KIR
NACE. OAK FINISH. ETC.. IN Good
ORDER. $8 500. TAKE VACANT oR I
SMALL FARM IN PART PAYMENT j
BROOKS &• KINGON,
M 48(51; C. 4361. 405 WHITNEY BLDG.
Lott age, Near Michigan. $1,050.
Flat, near Trumbull. $2,600.
Double house, neat' 'Vallot. $2,350.
Flat, North Wuodwaid, $2.K00.
EBER TANARUS, jiH> Majestic Bldg.
SIOO DOW N
Balance like reiil, takes u tine tlve
rooiu cottage, two hedrooms, neat car
line, act quickly.
ARTHUR G. GRIEELN,
303 ELKS' TEMPLE. MAIN 1258
SUBURBAN HOME
Chance of a life time to get oul of the
flt>. to a beautiful 10 acres of land,
. noire variety of fruit, a modern
house of 12 rooms and bath room,
furnace, hot ami cold water, large
basement, located 4u minutes' ride
from city hull, all at a price below
I msi o' building.-* «
GEO. 11. KEYES.
203 WHITNEY BLDG
BRADLEY, near Fischer Frame 01-
tage. six rooms, bath; lot 30x120; $! -
Sou will buy 't.
ALEXANDER W ATSON.
*O2 HAMMOND BLDG.
A CHEAP LOT
Forty feet, first block west of Wood
ward. Highland Park. $600; must sell.
HAYES REALTY Cn.. 1104 Cham he 1
of Commerce.
NX )RTH WOODWARD
Phllauclphla-ave New, modern lumisc;
large beamed living room. 12\23.
1 fire-place, oak floors and finish, full
basement and a'tlc; will lake good
lot or smsll amount cash as first pay
ment.
ARTHUR G. GRIFFIN.
Sl'3 ELKS' TEMPLE MAIN 12.58
\< >\\ IS THE TIME TO BUY
FOR AN INVESTMENT OR
A HOME.
Houses and Cottages.
VAN DYKE one block ofT Gratiot—7-
rnnm cottage, l*ath, gas. cellar and
attic; also barn; cement walks; paved
street: $2,600. $260 down. *<uunce $lB.
TOWNSEND. Just north of Kercheval -
7-room 2-story. g«s cellar, atflc.
hath; $2,600; SBOO down, balance us
rent.
RICHMOND, rear Clay f-ronm '2-
s'ory, gas, cellar, bath and furnace:
f 3.6<m; SSOO down, balance S2O per
month.
GOODWIN, near Holbrook—B-room 2-
story. gas, bath and cellar; $7,300;
S3OO down, balance $lB per month.
BFLVIDKRE, one block south of
Gratiot -1-room cottage. gns. attic
and fine bath; $1,700; SIOO down.
HRNDRTE. near Woodward 11 room
modern house; lot 46x171; $5,600.
HELEN, near St. Paul- 8-room modern
house. $.3,500; would exchange for
smaller place or lot North Wood
ward.
SHERIDAN. Just south of Gratiot
Modern 7 room house; $2,260. Inquire
for terms.
NEAR CRANE, south of Kercheval -7
rooms, cellar and attic; lut 60x105;
$2,300. Good terms
VACANT.
$45,000 for 40-feet tn heart of city. Rest
location for business property there
' Is today.
( S4OO for lot In Helen-ave.; sewer, pave
ment, xvalks
! S3O per foot buys «n feel rrontage on
j Van Dyke, south of Rt. Paul; sewers,
water, walk; paved street.
j 50 feet on Kercheval-gve.. ** block from
1 Kercheval: ch* ap.
Lamhrerlit, Kelly xA: Cos..
Poth Phone* 915. 90 Griswold-st
TW (* APARTMENT n AT
Rrb k ven* * r. l iving brick from, six
rooms each, two fiiriitt‘'es, launilrlwa,
* l*' ; noxv rented for s"> per mr*nth.
will take s.'"o *J*>wn 340 montlil).
ARTHUR G. GRIFFIN.
303 ELKS’ TEMPLE. MAIN 7 2'S.
• HOB
OLD RIIOER made new while you xvalt.
the modern way. Famous Shoe Re
pairing Cos.. e> Htate-et. Park 189-li.
\At iAT FOR KXGHViK.
$ 1 "I EQUITY |s,4o® 14-room •
<l*-n< e fur a tlrst-class automobile or
n good corner lot.
GKO. 11. KEYES.
203 WIIITNEY RLDG
lEITAI It A AT*.
In Detroit Life is Worth Living,
If you get a i6c meal at tha Utopia
restaurant. 44 Baglay ava. JO®
I B IS DORR
\\ 4M s:i» IIKI.I* M U K.
WANTED AT ONCE
Wood Seat Makers and
•i \ 'v' , . . * a 1 \ i
Door Hangers
Good Money and Steady Work for Steady Men.
Drinking men need not apply.
BUICK MOTOR CO, Factory No. 4.
Flint, Mich.
FOR IAI.K—KAHHI. FOE IAIB Film. ,
FARMS
t r, kji
So A<'UEH —35 miles from Detroit; 55 acres plowl:\mJ. orchard, timber. 7-
rowrn house. cellar. barn 3ok4Q; many other outbuilding*
to ACRKfi 19 miles front Pontiac; gravel and clay loam; 50 acres Im
proved; t> room house, bai n, granary, hog house, chh ksn houas.
* aerss lake; land somewhat rolling ..91,904
l-° Ai'UKH- Near Qrande Point*, clay and gravel loam 4 acres oak and
hickory, 3 acres orchard. rods woven wire f«nc», • room -
house, barn 84x50 (wltti wing), cow stable, granary, chicken
hope*, corn crib (hold* about I.UOO bushels), other outbuild
ings; school 6o rods front farm 97.094
355 APRKit- 25 miles from Detroit; gravel loam. 2 houses. 5 barns; all
kinds of outbuildings; 3 miles from electric line.
I lists farms In every county In Mlchtgun.
Bend for catalogue of 1.009 farms.
“FARM HEADQUARTERS”
CHAS. D. FISKE.
713-14-15 CHAMBER OP COMMERCE
uk vrivra.
BEST DENTISTS ARE THE BEST
Kvei > branch painless. Most reas
onable In prices Our pt suction
plates pleasi all lltof* best madt.
Our 22-k goto double thick crown
HEKT DK.VTIBTH CO.. INCORPORATED. 64 Orand Rtver Avs, ustrolt.
POM a %|.k—-MUM KI.LANKOt ».
BIRDS, DOGS AM) GOLD FISH.
\S e ire making spev lal offers on these most beautiful of household petr
. JAI’WKSK CiOLD FJSH.
h entails, fringe tails, comets, tslOscop»-s; also the largest stock of
common gold hsh ?c each.
1 1 lu** iit t c«l (analogue. special offer* and aouvenflr postal cards u tailed
flee. Correspondence Solicited,
l-:i)W \KDS* BIRD STORE.
12* Mlt ’ll IOAN-A VIC., DETROIT.
PKHKONAth
m
w
FOU MALE Oil text ham;ic.
EXCHANGE
TANARUS» o-aputtnieiit tint, remind fur $24 per
month, util> built one year; la mod
ern; will lake good lot for equity.
Putnam. to av Lincoln. tt-roont
limit)', full basement, furnace, uuk
finish, etc.; In good order; $;i,&00.
luk< vucuiil or amull farm In part
payment.
Siunmii-ux *., k rooms, In nnoil or
der, 10-foot lot; J 4.600: take good \a
(unt ot small farm well located; muni
Ik tieiu car line
Sixth, near losander, 7-room col
tnge, kmi* anti cellar; $l.HoO; want two
to fi\ * acre* on or near electric line.
New modern ti-room house. luige
cellar, on Klng-ave. near Oakland;
ihlu* one-third vacant. •
New, 7 rooms, ga*. hath and cellar;
Holms, near Gratiot; will take Mood
lot as Hi st pa> nient.
Two-faintly flat, til-foot lot; Mood
lain, $3,200; want 4o to 40-gcre farm.
40-acre farm. Novi townahlu; new
7-room house, small barn, some fruit;
SJ.QOO; want cornel lot suitable for
smult store
BROOKS & KI NOON,
M 4X61; (Mty 4HBI 40a Whitney bid*.
rc >TTAUK on lllgli-st will trade for
farm and pu\ difference.
Modern brick house, $4,000; will
trade for furm übovit SO acres; must
he Mood.
Four-family solid brick flat, $12,-
000; mortgage $5,000; will trade for
good farm.
Apailtuent house showing; 10 p p r
cent net un $40,000; will take some
exchange
Two cottuft's as first payment on
four-family flat
100 feet vacant on Fourteenth as
(list pax ment on income property.
Modern house on Milwaukee, value
$.1,000. and $7,000 cash sot good In
come pioperty.
\\ e can match any trade you have
to off, i Pome in and alve us a trial.
Wilson’s Real F.state Shop,
Chamber of Commerce.
$;,.()"() 25 im’ii.mnu i,< »ts. free and
clear, xvell located Windsor; ss.'>oo
«-• 111 11 \ln 14-mom house, T>etro!t: Just
outside one■ mile circle; encumbered
only SITOO
ycoiO IN TWO clear lots, part or all
for good eipilty In nroductlve, a goo« 1
farm <»i rood stock of merchandise.
C,FO. TT. KFYF.S,
‘lol WHITNEY Hl.no,
lit ori'OHTt'.KITIRS.
OR ( MT,HV, half-mile circle; will sell
at 75c on the dollar; doing good bus
iness.
PATRICK & ALDRICH
4$ 11 <»M E HAN K BLJMI
Fult KAI.N r rh*' best known and beau
tiful rooming house in Detroit, 1 am
icavlng the city and must sell. Ad
dress /. hox lit, l»etrolt Times.
ROOMING iIOI'HE IX looms, furnished
■ well, good lease; rent* cheap, Iwd
vnrd cor. Third; any reasonable of
*ei will buv this big harguln.
PATRICK & ALDRICH
«* |p »M's HANK Hl.d>o.
DO YOU want to s<l!? I haw the best
method for ouhk *ule. Witut have
you to offer 1 .*!. Maywr. Jr.. Merrill.
M'ch.
PtCltnOdrAC..
mvlit i., u i-i.ic uy •ic (.••,> m*. with
out pain or inr; electric face and
Ocalp massage. Miss H I. Hubbard.
441 w < tii s >tldg Main t2s7.
AI’IOIIOIIII.KM, BOATS A KAUIAKI.
AI ThfiKNUI'S welding, cast Iron bias
ing saw hammering Detroit Saw ,Sc
Prating Works. 14 Atwater-at. west.
•TUHAUK AND 14KTAOIC.
ACM K BTORAOK CO., largest vans,
packing Main 899. 41 Gllman-at.
Kt cKlil. HHi >S Party sleighs at rea
sonubl< cs I. ■ ' ■ ts i ' ''i
job printing done rlgh HgfsMM*
tag 15 John ft -st. Phono I«9s
WANTED—IIKI »*—MAI E.
ARTISTIC HAIR GOODS
Have you se< . our now DIRECTOIRB, CHIGNON AMO
CLUSTER PUFFS, tho vory latest hair creations whioh a44
that Irresistible charm to tho head dress? X have tho SMM
complete stock of straight and wavy switches In Michigan.
MADAME LORAINE KENNEDY
SECOND FLOUR. OF PAKDRIDGK * BLACKWEIX’I.
Page Seven
DENTISTS.
and brldg* work won't wear through.
13 to |6. Our fillings stay In. 2S«.
6uc, sl. One of our specialties la
painless extracting. 24-year veri
fied guarantee with all work.
FOR IIALiC— NIH'NLLANBOVI.
PERSONAL.
FOB MALE—VACANT LOTS.
t’oi.I.INUWOOD. north side,
first block, cheap.
W. \\. HEN NETT,
1209 MAJESTIC BLDG.
NORTH Sll>K Colllngwood, 50x125; first
block, southeast corner of Collins*
wood and Second; 50\145; make offer;
will sell al bargain.
W. W. BENNETT,
1200 MAJESTIC BLDG.
FOB »AUt~TASMI
I HAVE for sale a fine list of farms;
also a special bargain list. M. May
er, Jr.. Merrill. Alfch.
124 Antes -1* miles west of city, 4
houses, ;i barns; 24 acres timber, $/.-
500; s|,ooo down.
no u, rcs. 2 miles south of Wayne,
20 acres timber, large burns. I*room
house; $4 200, trade fur bouse of
$2,500.
4o acres, near Grand Ledge, good
buildings utul soil; only $3,200; will
exchange fur larger farm near De
troit
40 acres, near Inkster, good build
ings and soil; only $2,800.
SOU acres, near Royal Oak, good
buildings and soil; only $3,000.
These are all good bargains. See
us Also send for farm list.
Office open until 8:30 Wednesday
night.
FASTER & BRIGGS,
FAHM EXCHANGE.
SO-Af’RK FAHM, near car line; good
buildings; cla> loam roll; owner lives
In the city and will sell for $2,500;
ssoo down.
FAHM. IX miles from De
troit; good buildings; two miles from
car line; 10 acres timber, balance
under cultivation; price $4,500; will
trade for city property.
200-ACKIS FARM, ‘i-mlle from
good town; soil rbdi loam; all under
cultivation; palatial buildings; In
fact, on* of the best farms In state;
pric e $] 5.000. or will trade for city
proper! v.
240-AURE FARM, on electric line,
'down river; a model farm In every
respect; run he hough! on «.*asy termi,
or will trade for city property.
D. P. WILSON.
Chamber of Commerce.
TttAVEUbKS’ UUiUlk
INTEHLKRA.N LINES, *"
Detroit United IstenuMs 1 ■
FLINT LIMITED*—>I; 1$ g. fggA
4.15 p m- Local* for Rochester au
Flint. 7 a. in., and ever/ two hours 1#
s p. m.; 11 p. m. to Oxford. Locals to
Rochester and Romeo, la. m., gji
every two hours to 10 p. in.; ala# $2
p m.
PORT HURON LIMITED*—7:4I a.
in., 10.45 a. in., 3:45 and. in.. 4:5$ p. ta..
Muturdays only, 12:45 p. in.
fur New Baltimore, Algonae. Mg.
r.ne City and Fort Huron hourly, Tak
in. to 8 p. m.; also $ p. m. ta Marlg#
City. Local cars run via Aljronao. T#
Mt Ulemeus, half-hcurly. 41# a. m. ta
7 p. m.. and hourly to 11 p. in. Ta ML
Clemens via Shore Lina, hourly, Ql
la. in. to 8 23 p. in., also 11 p. in.
I TOLEDO 1.1 MITE DA— 8:30 a. m., 11;$$
a ui., 2:20 and 6.80 p. in. Locals for
Hock wood. Newport, Monroe and To
ledo. hourly. t> 30 a. m. to s:ss p. m_
also 8:30 and II p. m. for Monroe.
jAfkMG LIMITED*— 7:4$ a,
12 4 5 <nd 3:45 p. in. Looala, for Jack
eon. 7 a. in. and every two hours until
i y p. m.; for Ann Arbor, 4 a. m. aaa
hourly until 11 p in.; for Plymouth and
Northvllle. 7:30 a. m. and ovary twa
hcuis until 7.20 p. m.. also 9 p. m., aag
II p. m. Saline cars from rpsllaatt
For My undone and Trenton—4;is a
m ~iid half-li»urty to 8 03 p. in.; half
tiourl> »«• '*'•l! p m . hourly to 11:3$ p,
in Sundays, first hi at 7.05. with
1,. If-lu* ii IV sci vlce throughout.
Fur Royal Oak, Hlrmlaahaaa aw*
Poaitar —6 10 a. in., then nalf-hoorty
until 7 p. in., then hourly until 11 a. ML
First car ona-half hour latar on Baa*
' Jay.
Far Farialanla* and Northvllle—4 *t,
I m aiul hourly until 11 p. in For Oteh
,i id l.ake uinl I hint lac, 8. 7. 9. II a in.;
1. i. t. 4. 5. 7, 0. 11 p m
cars await theaters.
WANTED—HELP —M4I.E.

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