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INAUGURAL BALI
WAS BRILLIANT
SPECTACLE
•7 / /
PRESIDENT AND MRS. TAFT
MOVED AROUND HALL, GREET-!
ED BY SCORES OF WELL
WISHERS.
WASHINGTON, March 5. William
Howard Tali occupies tbu White
House today as president of the L'uit
ed States after the inauguration core
monies yesterday, which were marred
by the fiercest snow and sleet storm
In years. The buckbone or the bllz
*ard la broken toduy and before night
train and telegraph service will be- 1
come normul. Through the night and i
eaily morning the wind blew a gale.
Theodore Roosevelt, ex-presldent of
the Uuited States, was given an at
fectiouate adieu as he, with Mrs
Roosevelt, left for Oyster Hay at oid'l
yesterday afternoon. Mr. Roosevelt
was happy that he had been relieved
o! his otflcial cares. He was greatly
moved by the ufTe< (innate demonstra
tion iu his honor while waiting for the
train at the station.
“Good-bye and good luck to you. ’
were his farewell greetings to the
thousands who witnessed his depar
ture. It was a magnificent spectacle
when the great crowd waved handker
chiefs ini unison and shouted “Good
bye, Teddy." Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt
occupied a druwlng room ou the Pull
man car ‘‘Cly tie.”
Mr. Roosevelt, in conversation with
friends, declhred that he was glad tv)
give up his urduous duties.
“My, that was a line Inaugural ad
drers of Mi Tift," remarked Mr
GENUINE CORK
28 LINOLEUM 28
AT THE CUT RATE STORE.
At a price as cheap as commonest floor oil cloth. Not
remnants or scraps, they are all perfect goods the same
as other dealers ask 75t a yard for. Bring the size of your
j T i
Saji*
Round Pedestal
Dinins Table
Made of aolld oak with round
turned pedeatal. finely fin
iahed and extenda 6 feet;
aame as aold by other dealere
*A 7G
rate price U| ■
FURNITURE. RUGS AND STOVES.
THE
CUT
RATE
STORE
JOHN R.
no V.Ot H » RKK'« nt >l>«4 on *VI I lum %T
Blessed s store
COR. WOOOWARO and HENRY awsrSßr
•
IN MEATS
riin|c*> Y i'll mk Turk.-y* 1 **»• k*< ami
< lib kens
Hnnsts «»f I'.xlru * h«»l«-r \ nil it
l.nmb—(llif kiml 111* ss. il '* m. II
llnest In t h** , It y I
Our own Hamburg St»*nk l-'.-e ll».
Our own Pure Pork Siiui iK 1 '
meat Lie Ib.
Our own I’ri'nsi'il <*<»rn It* if . I4elb.
llmim* I'/o k' r Webb's Tli>mv. Armour’*
Star hihl Swift'* Premium, the fluent
braiui* sold.
Ml*f«Hf*t—l'ui'i Home mud'-.
extra sum y . . . 17rt ll».. .1 lbs. BOe
OYSTERS
Try our faninu* *ol|il pm kert (mi
waterl, rwrlml dtrait front Baltl
mnir HI MU till rill. lines »i , |i , i*t», NNo
ran.
ECCS
Strictly flesh sX*c «l«»*.
New Impoitiil Swlhm Cheese. Slie lb.
Finest Haiti 1 Cheese unil Kngllsb
i hedtl i ll*.
Kd.im. Neufcliatel, Imperial, CanH'ln
Cream Cue.-**., ntr , ete.
Flesh t'ottilK'' Cheese IJr 111.
Hr«l ( rmiiifry Ifnlter, l-lh. Print*. ,I.V
Very Choice Gain . .. .'Mb' ll».
Swift’* Pjctnlum Mutterlii.
( ei| mil In er» itllierv I 2Nc lb.
Cholir Cocking Lutt'Cm
IHr mill 90f lb.
Fresh tlltigersnup*. 7e lb„ a lb*, UNr
Pure St ruined Konev JOr pint Jur
IN VEGETABLES
Htrawlorry Pieplant .Nr bttnrb
You me l»nli*n* .i Imnrlira Nr
Itniiml Ksrtislie* :t Ininrb •* lilr
New fieri* **r Inineli. 'J fnr INr
Cabbage ««• ii>
Hubbard Squash ...... . x . . 4v lb.
I<rttliee. extra tender hothouse. .Srte lb.
Fancy Kerman 11 cud Lettuce—
atlr heart
Freali Hplnm h . INr lb.
Freah Her! Top* 4be perk
Ov*ter Plant N i.„n<-hr« tt*r
Paranlp* :t lb*, im
«'srrot*. Turnip* nnrf fteet* Nr •• t.
(Vu.kir.it OnlOna ... .V- t|t., NOr |>k.
New Potatoes, <'lieunilu r*. .>iu*hri»om*
Wn\ Beans, etc.
Klnr*t Ten* anil t uftre* In the I It).
till r them h trial.
I r Kindly plarr jour orrter* n* rnrlj
Roosevelt to Senator Root, Mr. R«>ol
lespomled “It wm nplendld. *
The inaugural ball last night repre
sentml a scene ot mre beauty whim
quiikened every human emotion. The
vast hall in the pension bulldlug,
where the bull was held, resembled
dream of fairyland Fuir women, beau
tlfuMv gowned, men whose names ate
known in •*\ciy corner of the world;
diplomats in <<uirt raiment, statesmen
it. somber attire, and officers of the
army and i.avy in their gorgeous uni
foinis mingled in the lavishly-dccor
uted hall, in the gallery thousands of
beautiful American girls looked down
upon the scene.
President Tuft amt Mrs. Taft and
Vice President Shermun made their
way around the great ballroom greet
• •i* by scores of well-wishers.
The piesident had a delightful ten
n.iitute reception iu his room upon ills
annul during which lie greeted a num
ber of Ills personal triends, including
Ambassador Jiisserand, of France;
Rob* rt. Muster Charlie and Miss Helen
'lull, his (hildien, and Miss Torrey.
his aged aunt, who came from New
Ragland to attend the inauguration,
and ou whom, as he met her, he be
stowed an affectionate kiss
lioih the presidential and vice presi
dential parties were met at the door
of tne pension building by the ball re
(option committee, of which Theodore
W Noyes was chairman, and escort
<»d to their respective rooms, Mr. and
Mrs. Sherman arriving shortly before
H o clock and the president and Mrs.
Taft hulf an hour later. There was
a cordial and hearty greeting to the
distinguished gliests by the vast as
semblage whenever they appeared,
and they were kept busy in acknowl
edging the applause of the multitude
and salutations of friends.
A chance gaze upward as the prom
ei ad* was about to conclude brought
tin* president face to face with his
« hildren who had taken seats In ills
box and then*’was a keen manifesta
tion of pleasure and affection in his
salutations.
Ten Thousand Attend Ball.
Music was furnished* by the Marine
band and by Minister’s orchestra, the
f( nucr varying its promenade selec-
room and have it
covered with Cork
Linoleum at
29c
Per Yard.
134-136-138
Mlohlgmn Avonum
NEAR FIRST ST.
In FISH COODS
(••uni Alaska Salmon . ... a rar* a.Nr
ltei| B.»y Alaska Salmon
special INr ran. *1.70 tin*.
Also Columbia Klver Salmon, ull size
ran*
Burnham's Little Seek Clam*. INr ran
Kippered llrrrlna In Tomato Sauce,
hint l Hut can .... 1 7r
Mackete], In Tomato Sallee. . . , INr ran
Blstnun k Herrin*. large fiat ran*. 2Ne
Gorton’* Hand Packed Codfish -
IOr pk*.
Gorton’* Bnn*|e,** Codfish, I lb. tNe t
Fancy. •’* lb*. #k»r.
Gorton's Smoked Herring In
glass |ar* m r
Gilt I'M*< Lohstei ..2Nc, ft»c anal 4Ue
Flesh shrimp INr anil XNe con
Co\ e i lystet lOe ran
• ’him Bouillon ... ‘JUr and KNr bottle
Finnan Huddle PJVfcc lb.
Salt Mack. r. I I He, tf.Ne, NNc each
Bloaters ... N for lOr
IIKIA KT, in nil fruit ftt
flavors. Nr oka-. •• for ...
IN FRUITS
hin y sw.-.-i Niivrl Granites
Nile, (lie nml Ntlr ili.,.
Illtler ttrnnue* for inarm.•lm|.-
• • • riNr rtm.
I'hnoy KuUi/ Apple* 4-,|t. ba*ket* .INr
S. |, el Gr< '-lllng Appl* * NUr perk
Fa nr > Mul.iifn Grnp.s, Pineapple*. Bin
ana*. Strawberries, etc.
(•rnpefriilt—lti’ii lie si/.'-
lUe. *l.lO a do/
K\ Ir i Choh • 1,. .itoi.K !iltr ilnr.
Special Smyrna Washed Fla*
i -ii>. bum, jiii
N'tW I’artl I i.ii .** i2u,i> ib.
Sp'elnl W <lntil Meals :tNr lb
Salted Pratt til* INr Ib.
IN CANDIES
Frc.-li Blown Molasses Crisp. JTSr Ib.
Assurted Minis or Guuidtop*. UfH* lb.
Beit 4"' Clioeolate* .. . , IlNe Ib.
Fatuous Alb-grcttl and Apollo Ohoco-
Intes.
Sunshine Kls*es UNe Ib.
Fancy box A 'angles of all kiml*
CIGARS
A foil lltv- -HrrpTrrtnt and rVuncj-tic
Larne .’CNr bnttlr of ifiteen _
llllxr*, *|,rrlnl da / C
Sjteclnl kul> on dams, Marmalade ami
Preset*vt fl Fruits.
) ms possible
THE DETROIT TIMES: FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1909.
tion of “Hail to tile chief,'' with the
‘ zßar Bpang!ed Hanner “ The com
positions v. ei»- especially effective an<l
were sweetened and mellowed by the
acoustics of the court. Darning was
indulged In as the hours progressed,
but this was Impossible earlier iu th*»
evening be i a use of tin dense crowd,
conservatively estimated at lu.OUO.
President und Mrs Taft went to the
supper iu the president's room short
ly after In o'Olot k, followed l>> the
vice president and Mrs. Sherman. Hy
this time the* hull was ho crowded
that only a small space at one end
c< uld be kept clear for dam-jug.
Those who could find room took
positions in the gallery to watch the j
vast assemblage on the door, wher- ,
people of every walk of life rubbed
elbow* and made* their way about the
hall as best they could.
With the approach of midnight
[there was a slightly perceptible dl
I n.mutton In the number of couples on
, the lloor and from tills hour on tho
[crush was gradually relieved. With
the arrival ot 12 o'clock the disciples
of Terpsichore found better oppor
tunity for dancing and the entire floor
was soon tilled with a moving mass
that presented a brillluncy of color
and gaiety seldom equaled.*
Although a part of the •»allery near
the president's box hud been reserved j
fui the distinguished guests, dlpio
mats and other ottß-luls mingled with
them on the floor.
Taft Dodges Speech.
The president and Mrs. Taft and the
vice president and Mrs. Hhermun re
tained from tho supper iu their box
u< 11:30 o'clock.
The president's party left the pen-
Hull building shortly befote midnight,
j relurning to the White House as they
! had come, In anew automobile
Those whu occupied the president's
box weie: President Taft’s three broth
er!. and the women of their families;
Vice Presidin’ auu Mrs. Sherman,
Gov. iluimon, of Ohio, and Senator
O’Connell Bradley, of Kentucky,
Vice President and Mrs. Sherman
rc muined for u short time after the
president had left President Tatt
I was given a cordial reception und the
grace and beauty of the bull made a
[fitting close to fils day. lie did not
Juir. in the dancing and gently refused
when called on for a speech.
The record of casualties incident to
the Inauguration ceremonies of yes
terday was three deaths. three
J probably fatully injured and
, more than 75 persons slight
| ly injured. The dead are:
Samuel Young, 25, of this city; Nor
; man A Stall, 45, of Richmond. Va.,
I and Andrew B. Doran of Pittsburg, Pa.
i The seriously injured were Policeman
Frederick Dirks, Samuel Carter of Vir
ginia and William Denell of this city.
Clll SHY OF
PAVING BRICK
iCOUNCIL'S DELAY IN ACTING ON
BIDS MAY HOLD UP PAVING
WORK.
Detroit may be in a bad way for
■ brick raving before the coming Rea
i non la ended, owing to the present
j condition thut has arisen with regard
to purchases of paving brick.
Although bids were submitted fur
brick In January, the streets commit
tee of the council has made no move
yet toward approving or uisapprovlng
I
jcf Commissioner Haarer s recommend
ations of eight kinds of brick which lie
fm'.,usc-.Llua ymu In const -
queuee, the public works department
. has been unable to get in any advance
supply.
I Paving work begins about May 1,
and the city us:*s brick then about as
last as they can be shipped in. There
is always difficulty In getting brick to
ward the end of the season, and P
1 has. therefore, been Usurer's policy to
lay in us large a supply us possible
I at (be start of the seasou.
Some of the brick concerns are get-
Iting listless and talk of withdrawing
I their bids and checks, as they wish
Ito know whethei their output ts placed
i here before they are c ut off from other
I markets. It ts Just possible thut
j Haarer may ha\e to try to get brick
on last year's contract If the round!
does not act soon on these bids.
Members of the committee say that
they have delayed because they want
ed to Inspect tin* brick streets of the
i ity to learn which brands of brick
have worn badly in the past.
"We have had several dates set,"
said Aid. t (ilinnan. "Last week wre
were to go’, but did not make it. Then
we weie to go Thursday, but the snow
Hurries made us think there might be
a storm We snail go soon now."
I
j HUSBAND IN PRISON;
WIFE ASKS DIVORCE
Hut uiic now suit for divorce was
Started Friday, that of Theresa against
Fred NVett.
The Welt a were married lu 1880 and
lived together at interval* until 1904.
.The separation then was final, as Fred
was sent to the house of cort'ectloh
'by Judge Murphy, then on the record
ers court bench. The sentence wan
for not h'ss than five years nor more
than eight, and Fred is still in prison.
; the bill says.
— 1
Merchandise and Methods That Win.
‘Nil windows attract more attention
and favorable comment than those ar
j ranged by John l). Mahley, 184-180
, Wood w ard ave. Just now they are rui
j diant with the new things In clothing j
1 and haberdashery for men and chil j
dren and to be well posted in fash
ion's latest edicts for spring one ha* '
only to take a peep at the attractive j
displays of the Mabley store. A strict'
adherence to the motto —“the best In!
i the world for the money"—has won 1
for the house of John I). Mabley a
constantly Increasing success. Patrons
are sure of absolutely dependable mer- :
I « handlse and a sincere purpose on the |
part of every salesman to look care
fully after the man on the other end of
[the bargain. Such policies, such pains
taking and conscientious effort can
not fall to Induce the splendid pat
ronage enjoyed bv the house.
Stesms A Cos. Increase Capital.
Frederick Stearns & Cos. filed a no-’
lice with the county clerk. Friday, that
th< capital of the company had been
increased from s'.*oo,ooo to $1,000,000.
All of the Increased capital has been
subscribed and paid in cash. During
’•iu7 the company accumulated a sur
tr‘u* of fir: "on -.r,. and sloo.non of this
(.mount was divided In dividends.
Qualified authorities have estimated
th« standing tlrfiber in the I’nlte IJ
States all tiie way from 822.862.000,000 ]
10 2,000,000,000.000 board feet. 1
CUT LIGHTLY
INTO ESTIMATES
COMMITTEES PASS BRIDGES AND
LIGHTING FUNDS WITH FEW
CHANGES.
With an uiacrity that might almost
be termed iiuste, the council commit
tees on bridges uml on public lighting
run through the estimates. Friday
morning.
The bridges committee, of which Aid.
Kills Is chairman, hud only about <s.-
OUO to pass on in sulurleu ami repairs
for Belle Isle bridge, auu these were
approved without a change,
There was somewhat more cere
mony in connection with the lighting
commission budget of <491,000 Supt.
Misteraky and some of the commis
sions were present to defend their es
timates which they did so successfully
that when the committee adjourned,
it had passed on everything, and held
back, under consideration, only <5.000
for an Inventory of the plant, and had
cut <2OO from the price of one uutomo
bile.
The cutting on tills fund will there
fore, have to he done by the council
in committee of the whole or else left
entirely to the hoard of estimates.
Aid. Keating has CHll,ed the public
buildings committee together for Fri
day afternoon to discuss the amounts
asked for the varioui public buildings
during the coming fiscal year
Furniture with a matt finish can be
renovated with a thin solution of
white paint in turpentine or by rub
bing it over with linseed oil.
Field telephone* provided with a
Specially are *u «« -added
to the equipment of every infantry sub
division of the Austrian army
....The -
People’s Pages
Advertising rates under any
classification In these columns,
one cent per word each Insertion,
cash in advance. No advertise
ment Inserted for less than 11
cents.
Persons whose names appear In
the telephone directories, may havo
advertisements charged at above
fates. Call
BELL MAIM 1498-
HOME—CITY 3385.
For the convenience of patrons
arrangements have been made with
the following to receive liner sa
ve, tlsements at the same rate as
charged at the home office;
BAIT BIDE.
Houghteu-Preuch Coal Ce- 411 Bast
Canfleld-ave.
Mt. Elliott Pharmacy, Mt. Elliott and
Oratlot-aves.
F. Brows, 1159 Jefttnon -SV4
J. McPherson, 1400 Gratiot-ave.. oppo
site car barns.
WEST BIDE.
C. O. Baaeor, 895 Grand Rlver-ava
Turner Mtaatoa. 166 Myrtle-st.
F. B. Driscoll, 417 Mlchlgan-ave.
J. W. Millard, 1419 Fort-st went
W W. Bush. 694 Michigan-ave.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Edward Springstuhe, 22; Bertha Zl
now, IS.
Frederick D. Van Volkenburg. 23.
Detroit: Lillian L Tower, 21, Dear
born.
M Walter ('harbonneau, 21; Krlrna
Engle. I**
Hi nn< Feiman, 26. Zlber Mllverateln,
24
Curl lloppi nratli, 20; Minnie Jenks,
20 .
BIRTHS
BOYS.
John' Carol. 3"K Sixth.
Frank Naroany, r»7T Ferry
t'barb'N Smoke, 1004 Dubois.*
Alexander I’a.lot, 210 Eighteenth
Max e\\ labert, 201 Alfred
Steve Cramer, s&x F'eterson
Albert Derham, .‘>s2 Winder.
John Sehrerk. s.MI Twenty-fifth.
Clarence Pornlchow'skl. 222 Williams.
John Wdlelklow'skl. 1161 Twenty
fifth.
Komnn Nogalskl, 1267 Dubois
Jus aCtos. 2N» Dubois,
tllUl.S.
Charles Itonpa. 170 Hastings
Stanislaus ku randnskl, 7» ,-xdnlr.
Hubert Hrakel i*st Morrell
Thomas Hawkins, 1"7 Twenty-fourth
Ogden Anderson. 257 Mt Elliott
Michael Waaner, 736 Farnsworth.
Marry Kaufman 636 Heaublen
(Ji'O Cook. 44" Theodore.
Lewis De«|e| h k, 3"0 Waterloo,
l-'iank I*&pllnski, 3"8 Tillman
John Hehtiltx. 320 Mullett.
John Hlavat. 324 Illinois.
Joseph Thelseii 442 Sherman.
Edward Itapp. i4 Lawton.
<4eo. Evans, 34 Sixteenth.
(’has. Heal. 2f>4o Baker.
Barney Lntlnskv 407 St Antoine
Ike Thay. 28S High.
Edward Thurber, 41* Wilkins
(’has. Doeblei. H*L’> Forest.
Albert Smith, 1 222 Adams
DAILY DEATH LIST
Gertrude W. Mil*'*, 1 y**itr. 64 Hunsell,
j pneumonia
| Mullssa Munrn, 62 yetlrs. s.rs Trum
bull; pulmonary congestion.
Mary Wetmlre, 02 years, 400 Scotttn,
i pulmonary embolism
Lonllf M. Mount*, 32 y.ar* 140 West
Alexandrine; septic cellulitis
John lluw* It. 7 1 years. 166 Fifteenth;
suicide by rutting throat
Alvliih <\ Mrlchcle, 3* years, l-'llru,
Ml< h.; tuberculosis
Hermlna DeHur, 5H years, 225 Wil
kins; intestinal obstruction.
Margaret M. Walsh, 2 ><ars, 37 Trove
bridge. meningitis.
Mary Kehoe. 6s years, *l2*. Franklin:
atoniatttls
; Itobert Hader. 20 yeais. Houlevaid
fe.inrtarlum. strangulated hernia
Mat gar • l Hcl .• !• i 61 \ .-nr .<*. lit I-,I
llott pneumonia
Kllen Hayden, 75 year*. S3 Spruce;
dilatation of lieatt 0
DIED
I'.fUJf-'.Fl't.R-- March 3. ISOS, at r rat
ami*, 50!* <JlJhert-avt , Alfred i»,
husband of the laic Eleanor M
Urceflle and father of Charles W
j Mroeffle. aae.l :,j years Funeral. Sa
turday at 120 from residence Mutual
i: for l cen11
J (!oLT«aR -JariH-a, ill Cng lr w-.od-.i v»-.
ftetrolt, died- suddenly at Hamilton,
tint.. March 4 Notice of funeral
j later
| COI.I.INH At the residence, Jt» llran
I don-ave,, Man-h 4. Mary Christen.
I aged S years rlearly beloved mild of
Iravlri a* and Christen* Collin*. Nolle*
of funeral later.
DIKII.
HAY KH - Man'll 4 Fr*derl< k W. hi no
nresidence .»f hi* daughter. Mm r II
• I••• kef. Funerul Saturday ut 2 p. iu
Irom Hi** residence of hi* d&ught* t.
Ml* A. SplUley. CIS Secmd av.-
KKWI.'I.MIN'ii Mun i. 4, l iank. uk> >1 !
•t. years, lirlotril h m-ha ml of Mi j.
Mabel K I'Hat'lrln* unj father of Mi -
h**l, IWrllia aiui Flop* !■ uneral Sal
urjay from rcilili'iiiv 1073 Cli*np-it., '
“i 2 |* in. standard. HyncuM, Os
wego anil Kochi *tui paper* please
a'opy.
Kl.liOK Mu i'll . 19ul>, ut h**i resi
dence, n_*s Flanklln-st . Mary, widow
of Uharle* K ehoe, ig< -d 70 yearn.
Funeral Saturday. Marrh 6. from rc*-
idt-nre at * »». and Uur Udy of Help
church at i» uYlnch Htrlal at Ml.
Klllr.it
K< >MM Marrh j. h ' residence. 0*
Tw*lit id li-lit , Vlh.it, aged 45 year*,!
t>. loved son ..r Harhura. and the lute
Aug mt Koimii I' rural Sutuiduy a*
m.
DAM A FIE — MiU' li I 'ni',l, at hi* real*
deni e, 1343 Yinewood-ttve., KuKi'tl*-.
“k">l 4* hi*. l'i |o\e.l husband of
.Minnie IwiMi.re, father of Vivian.
• Ductile. \Unan and V’lneent laiMarc.
Funeral Saturday from resldem c at
S u. in., and Si l.eo '* church *t 6 :30
a in.
i MrD*IMOI'UH Mar. h I, Hoy. tifr 1)4 1
yr*r*. beloved ion of Ho** Mellon
ou*h. Funeral from residence, 37
Oraw ford av»... Saturday, 2 p. in.
■S< HAEFKR Mar. h 3, MaiK.ii. tii, age
N3 years. at her daughters residence.
Mi* Win. .1. Rued Dale. 339 Kliot. he- <
loved wife of Hu* late Anthony ■
Schaefer, mother of Peter, Matthew
and Mi* Gertrude Ruedisale. I‘u
n.*ral Saturday, h 30, standard, from
Sacred Heart church. Plruie omit
Mower*
! S') KAASS Mail li H, (’liarle*. Ji., he- '
loved husband of Wllheltnine Straa.»*.
nee Sr hnchwneldcr. and non of
I'harles, Sr. iiiuT ETTzahvlh Strauss '
hrother of Mr* Bertha Reich, age 32
\ear* Funeral Saturday at 2 p. m.
from parent*’ residence. 772 Dlx-avc.
MICH. CUKMATION ASSOCIATION, 3
per cent Interest certltlcate good for
one cremation. F. X. Kolb, Tfeas
und General Manager,' 1221. 1C Boule
vard Phone Ridge 565.
MlihllM. Mill( i:i.
ENTERPRISE ENCAMPMENT. Na TT.
100 F,- Member* v wlll meet at
7 651 Dix-ave., to attend funeral of
Patriarch i‘i».y* yStJVgt.*. . sP4p"jh««,
Mtrolt *. at’.'.tr nr It K. FA 1,1.5i.
Si'r 1 lyv.: t . •
\\ i:sfr:r':x U <i .«;i:' s\, sT9 i.*«. i
■ —Member* will meet at 76S Dlx-aye.,
to attend funeral of tiro. Charle*
Btruass, Saturday, March 6. at 2
o'clock. J. W. Schmitt, Sec.
HE I,l* II MALI.
FREE MUSIC
On Saturday, to each visitor of our neyy
clothing store yve will piescnt a copy
of our new march and lwo-*tep, "All
Kind* of Kit*" No purchase neces
sary A UAETZ A CO., 154 Michi
gan -a v*.
WANTED—Men to learn t.arber trade;
few weeks required; beat work for
poor man; cun have shop with small
capltul; yvages sl2 to 920 weekly;
wonderful demand for barbers, cata
logue free Molar Barber College,
Chicago. Ills.
BUSINESS, SHORTHAND AND ENd-
LISH taught under most favorable
conditions, day and night school. The
Business Institute. Breltmeyer bldg
MEN i*arn barber trade, great demand
for barbers; tuition and tools, 125;
catalogue freo. Michigan Barber Col
lege. 61 West. Congress-st.. Detroit
ANY Yul T NU PERSON desiring a good
position can get one after completing
one of our uourses. Day and Night
classes all the year. Our faollltirs
are positively uncuualed In Mich:
fan.. Detroit Business University,
1-2 T Wilcox-st.
GOOD general machinist wanted. Uni
versal Button Cos., Fort and Fif
teenth-*!.
BARBF.It wanted for Saturday. 1354
Woodward ave.
RAKBKIt wanted at 5uJ Clay-ave ;
93,50.
MAitBEIt i white j want'd .at t«l Jeffei
son-u ve.
YOI'N'O hoy wanted yvitli reference, for
. delivery. 906 Cuncord-ave.
NV A N'T HD - Young man. to work In
candy factory. Apply 542 Michigan.
HAKIIEII wanted for Friday night* and
Saturday. 164 Wllllams-ave
WANTED Blacksmith, on wagon* Ap
ply 4!*S* ('hene-st.
WANTED Railway mall clerk*, salaiy
9*oo to $1,400; no "layoffs." examina
tion in Detroit. May 16th; common
• dotation sufficient; candidate* pre
pared free. Write Immediately for
full, parth ulurs. Urunklln Institute.
Dept. M 24, Rochester, N. Y.
Il ; V<Jl desire a permanent po
sition, addre** C, Box 50, Detroit
Times; mu*t have wheel; your ago
21, outside yvork; mu*t have result*.
HCI.P W ANTED—FEMALE.
<.'<>< fas grid waltreesea. In and out of
city. Crego Employment Agency, 52
Woodward. w .■
itjoEl > girl jgt »n<e for general, hou*'
J w ,r k '<7 Elisabeth west. * *
GIRD for general housework 45 East
’ Alexandrlne-av e
EX PERI BNC’KD m i treat and pa
girls wanted ut once Rose, 1470
i Woodward
GIRD for gen* rul housework; *rn.i!l
family. no washing 1 ; Twelfth st,
GO( »l > woman for general housework
Inquire 205 Gilbert ave.. near Michi
gan __
v\ \vn. i« Oho o ate 3 ppJ 1
Wood w 11 ' i iv *
! WAIST and skirt hand* warned 32
jjusscll
I MiDDDE AGED working houaekeei
wanted, family of three. Apply ,»t
once, ICS Hellevue-ave
50 EXPERIENCED Waist and
Skirt operators wanted at once.
Princess Manufacturing Cos., 45
Congress-st. W.
50 Girls
Wanted
To make STARUNION
OVERALLS. Highest
Union Wages. Steady
Employment Guaran
teed. H It STOEPEU MAKER.
1020 to 1030 Beaufait Av.
Near Gratiot
It R SMITH. MITT.
•ITl 1 AHU.II W AMU)—4I ALU.
BoY, 17 yeats old, would like to do
teaming work, or work of any kind
by the lay. 393 Oreeloy-st. eust.
i CANDY MAKER «jiin poaltlon Imffl4-
i diatel) . five years' experience; Hist
class retail line; also Ire ereain and
soda, syrups, reference given, slate
price. Chsa. B. Lloyd. Horton. Kans
COLLEGE student, age 17. wishes em
ployment after 3 p in. Address 1
u. 711 Howard-at.
MARRIED man with a smalt family
wants work on farm by the year, ill)
Champlain -st
EXI’ERTENCED ranker or shipping
clerk, young, strong, huslness edu
cation; good reference J I* P„ 6S<
Fourth - ave.
YOt'N'M men experienced wishes work
lon farm. run i , ir< i f«*> and milk cows.
A Molnar, tS7 Wlght-at.
ItKVriftT*
DR ADAMS SAYS: =s
<•<> not tuakv h alngl* public claim
i'i •
. i .Ii i.m< nottilm* but the
*"i_ i'*fc*«-ii*»
i hut nothing nut the »>♦**» known ma*
V <Y a In orflrw. and .
(->. w, a- t<> pain I-- ’ od*. chain ar*
Adam*. patlant*—*ik th#m.
Proprlntor
10-Year Written Guarantee
?uSJi.h3“I»S i s Riven on all work, no matter how
lari cjuipiaut ocnial Os vmal , ant , anN VV( , rk t | lat w iU la*t ten
U>"SV ;,;! a, i > undii-r. , n , .i years will give satisfaction and wear
two ilapv attendants. a lifetime.
Rest sls of Teeth $8
Regular $lO Sets of l eeth $5
Very Host $8 (lol<i C
Regular $5 Rridgewnrk 5.1
Solid Gold Fillings $1 t’p Silver Killings &**' t p
Era* Pnlnlctts Extracting With Oth»*r Work. Krm* Examination*.
rn RtMT—Wf will accept part down ami palancc In payments.
ol’T OF-TOWN PATIENTS' i'ar I'.ir*. pal<l Wilt* for appointment.
Work don* th«* same da> >o»t ■•• in In
Dr. Adams Rate Dentists
\t iln tlttii'f -1-2*» 2$ Michigan Itn~t sid. oil W.. tl-Hjt Gratiot.
Avi" Cor! Vir!■ wold Si. M ?J3. •’••«. rtnn.iulph M «<?».
It •* n st tiled fact that UL--.
IiF.NTJSTb hi c the ML.-I ... |., T .
Painless extracting V.l-es h’
plates ur. t be beat Pi I *
lowest.
VlOfcn >i AVI i-O—V
GOOD R*lgtun» woman 't* v^ r !
doing H, >V ‘ '[• ;k "V i
wi'fk; BO from* night* Address *5
Varmont-ave. *
ATTEND furniture Aut tlnn Hal*.
.lav, 10 a. ill.. 4-0 B<uul»i**n. :*u new |
good* rhapnmn, auctioneer. ornce. j
1 «»*>7 Chamber I'mmiu'rre |
GEHMAN’ girl wishes position d<''n*
k♦Mitral homework. Inquire Mui
lett-at.
YOFNG German want* to do house
work. 2*2 Mncoinb-»t.
WANTED nnv'» work nnd wnshlnir to
take home, by thoroughly compe
tent woman. Inquire Mrs. Moor*,
upstairs. 210 Bradv-st.
roii mai.i.— iijm ; i h
A.A. A. A.A A—
FIRE
SALE
LADIES’ AND GENTS’ FI'R
NISHINGS, SKIRTS. SLITS.
IT’RS, ( '()ATS, ETC.
SLIGHTLY DAMAGED BY
SMOKE AND W ATER. . <
At Your Own Price
228 Gratiot Ave. j
SALE BEGINS SATURDAY
AT 8 A. M.
A
VIOLINS "
“And then .wine, - ' are placed on special
sale to be disposed of at practically
cost. Now's the time to net a better •
violin at a bargain, easy puyments
WII.MRD BRYANT Ml'SK' HOUSE
218 WOODWARD-AVE
BIIjI'.IAIID and pool tables, soda foun
tains, bought. sold and repaired O*o.
Marsh A co . !• Farm*r-*t
kTIMJVUI* A 'fAbwT ~bew ;^A
second-hand, from $36 yp; alto wall
ard lihnwrAv: e«»v terms ,
and repairing at reduced prices. Th 4
Bchulenburg Mfg. Cos.. 98 Randolph- i
at.; established b 8 year*. I
FOR SALE old established Implement
vehicle and harness business. In Rood
southern Michigan town of 1,400; A-1
country surrounding: good reason f« *r
sell |nsc ■ For particulars. address
I**>rk Rox 57. Bronson. Mich
Rrx Band Instrument*
Cornet*. trombones. « , t<\, are kina over j
all as testified to hv artists every
where. Fall and < \aniln>- our » ew >
models. ••axv paviVu rts sold exclu- |
hlvel\ by the WILLARD BRYANT
Mi’sic house. ?18 woodumrd-
AVE.
JACKSON HIM* NTT t" " P on*
Main f.? 22; city Mu Bet t and
Orand Trunk. C F Fanny
;
WANTED Cor. M c'r.V*' »"■’ Fourth
to furtflsh rooms comp.etc. ft **»k
Sumner Cos
I-- _ - - - —-» —-» ■— " 1
Kilndried Hard Maple Stove
YV*-**-w1 12.78 per lend. Pott phones.
\\ nnci |, ou< p ton Foal Fo.
SODA FOUNTAIN 7
Second hand marble fountain* cheap.
K R OAM.AF.HER ,v so
188 JEFFERSON MAIN 2882
BTRDS. DOGS \NO
GOT.D FISH
| The largest and most complete -<t"ck.
jowr«t prices; Illustrated atalopu*
on request. Mall ord* r* shipped with
safety anywhere
FEMALE CAN \RIES FOR
BREEDING
Breeding riu"« ii"*t - *dc
EDWARDS' BIRD
129 MICHIGAN- IVF. DETROIT
POPULAR MUSIC IOC.
Lending il« w pier* sos the dav. also
several thousand standard teaching
piece* at lac each: ratnlogije of
teaching music fte*» WILLARD
BRYANT MESIF |{< iFSE. 2D WOOD
WARD AVE
FOR MIK—FIRM*
1 .’o \Cl\I *. S
! Adjoining limits a town of 2 ano oi.
elect rl f line lO'l a<r-« Improved >
ni re* ori hard ut a tine v »rlt' of ap
pies, 2 ho’.se*. barns bo'.'* ai f ib
50. other outbuilding*; fine shrubbery
arid shad*- surrounding house, fill •
) I 2 'tOO
Open until B.JIO e\ei> Momlti and
Saturday • vrtitnf
MEND FOR FATAI/tOFE •>E I HIM.'
“Farm Headquarters”
CHAS i>. eiske.
718-714 CHAMBER O I iMMERFE.
ijaiuiiiVTcii FARMS I’rlees .les* rip-
Hons term* all informalloti M I
] Mm\er, Mc.rlll Mich.
lit 9IA K*n < \ll .IS
HoK 4 KB and cows removed promptly |
Fhonc v o* I
job prlntlMg doee rliibt. rime* Print- j
1 |ng y"y 11 J..i.u H - st. 1498. J
Page Eleven
DBMTirrt.
tint k gold double thick crown
ami hrhlK* work won’t wear ’brunch
<>U' ?"-'*at vtiuraeDe is nr< ked by,
100 ~*•> kloldcrs :.i tl.ar.d IllvtP**-
uv<
. yycc.in. t*tj tnUMfeM.
Al'V I gtTuRAtJK FO.. largest vansT
packlnlc TJVn. t*>9 FI
RO trill, mV >ST 1 # rt V ■ietg’hs at r*n*
■onablc rates R• «l» and City 911
NODKI TO I.OAR.
mon¥y To loan
No security or ttidoraer r«uutr*<L
New Cos. New Rates. New Plana
DETROIT LOAN & TRFBT CO..
41 MICHIOAN-AVIB
Look for elerfrle sign Second floos
Hour*. 8 to It dally and • to 8 Saturday.
Take stairs.
MONEY TO l*r»AN to salaried employ**,
or to those who are keeping house; •
no security wanted One-half Ih*
rate n* Mg RltVlftlNni Fall and *♦•
AMERICAN LOAN CO.
410 411 Chamber of Commerce Rljg.
UAV IF I >—n I Nl'F 1,1, A X FOITg.
1f T F n EST pOc. s paid furniture. stor*a.
carpets t*apham 228 Orat. Park 148-J -j
WHOK RKPAIWIWO.
OLD BIIOKS tnffde new while you watt,
the tnodetn way. Famous Shoe R*«
pairing F ( *. 48 State-st. Park TB9-R.
PKRIOTtI* j
«. OFF HAIR HOODS RALE—Cluster
puffs. w.iv\ switoites. combitTga. made
tip. onlv ft; electrolysis, removal all
facial blemishes, hair dressing mu
sage, fare or si-alp Miss K. I*. Hub
-1»hf(l. toT (Jus bldg M 1227.
BAI.K—HCI4I. ESTATE COt NTHY.
2 ACHES, on cat line (Flint IMv.l, i *
miles north of Royal Oak. 7-rootu »
lw»use. hig new burn, chicken house.
I apple orchard, etc.; an Ideal country f
I home; Htt excellent place for poultry
I raising. sl.f>oo. t'urt down. Com* out. ;
GEo \ DONDERO,
Ro.vnl Oak. Mich.
nous. RMINW imi ti ro*.
i. .... 1 ■— «
WANTED Turbine water wheel; gas
ojine engines, power machinery, etc.;
bought, sold and e\cltang'ul Record,
210 \\'*-.st Pearl. Jackson. Mich.
TO HK\T—HOI
HorSRS. flats sfotes Tel Park 877.
for list. J F W* her & Fo.. 304 Ora
tlot.
Hannan Brnial \crncv
ONE Mr OR A w BLDG.
TO BEAT—ItOOIIS.
MAYBITRY. (SI- Three unfurnished
rooms. light hous-keeplng; he.it,
electric light gas, hath, range, sls.
- .' ■ >:> t --
ROD MSI F ifrnltuw for rooms comnlets.
*lf week .user C*tMich and 4th.
AltTKll
Al’cTloN SALE Saturday. March 4.
at Dl a it' sharp. No 42'» Heaublen
st,. contents 5 room house, all m w
furniture, carpets, rugs, iron heil* *
kitchen cahlcmt. buffet, •lining room
furniture, gas intig*- rockers 20 yds.
linolruim. •ti IV E. Chapman, am
tloueer lo? 7 Chamber of Commerce.
If gtl
111 N|M>| orrolt'l l MTIFS.
A A IE V (11 * want to buv a rooming
holts* hotel grocitt restaurant
e PATRICK .v M-D •
Kit'll t;x Home Ihitik bldg
SOD \ FOUNTAINS
NEW STY!.I •••ENTER SERVICE,
MET AI. CHAIRS AND TABLE' 4 :
CRI’SfIED I REITS ANI' EREIT
fIYRFPS. CtiNEECTIDNER S ('ANDY
DlSllks AND < iI.<»BE MRS
F B G A M.AGII EH ,v CO .
188 lEFFETtSt)N MAIN ><9B •
:F| <»A R ST»*RE on IV iniils »rd ave.,
! down t> xvn Thi- I** a bargain of
\our llf< but ooti'i I'otne If you t;.»ve
I’ \TK’ILK N \I DRICH
I M :■’■?•* UN HOME RANK HI*DO.
TRAVELERS’ GUIDE.
INTK.HI Him 1.l >K«
netrnlt t'alteit Internrhsn tinea.
Ft.l \ I *.i >ii i o 15 » •m. a.-i-i
4; J p m. lam a.i for Rochester ana
Flint 7 a rn.. and «\er> twu hour* t»
y p m ; II p m. to (*Kf >rd Local* to
Rochester and Romeo. 8 a. rn . and
every two hours to 10 p. m ; also 11
p m.
FOIIT 11 i'll ON I-IHITED*— 7 C ».
in itt.Ae a. in. 34* p. in., iii p. m..
Saturdays only. 1 2 45 p rn.. dunday*
only 11 l> »«• Local* for New Balil.
..... A.gonac Marine City and Pori
Huron hourly. 7 a. n». to 8 p m ; also
9 P n to Mein*- city. To Mt. Cl*m«n«
h«tf hourly. 6 30 a. m to 7 p. m.. and
hourly to II p m To Mt Cl*men» v%
Sto re Line. h->ti r lv. 4 28 a. m to 9 21
1 p m. a1«o II p m.
TULkIUU 1.l nil LllS—9.Bo a. rn_
11 i>< a. n 2 20 and 520 p. m. Local*
for Rockwood Newport. Monro* and
Toledo houily. • *0 a. m. to I 80 p to.
alao 9 10 and 11 p m sos Monro*.
Jttß.su> I.IMI t Lli»—. .4* a. to,
12 U auu 8.45 p. in. Local* for Jack*
•on. 7 a. tn and every two hour* t i| 1
9 p m.; for Ann Arbor. 4 a. m. (•4 ;
Hourly until 11 p. m.; for Plrrnoutft
and Sort h\ 111*. 7 lo a m. and *v*rf
two h »urs until 7:30 p m . also 9 pm..
and II P- m. Salln* car* from Tp*l*
lantl v -
Pur ll y■■guile and Tr»at«a—s 32 b.
m and half hourly to 9 38 p. rn.. hourly
to 11 33 j m Pindar* dr*t car at
7.08. with half-hourly *etvlc* through
out.
L> Pur Huyal Uab. Hlr«l»*b*a I*4
Fou4l*c — 4 40 a m.. than half-hourly
until 7 p m.. then hourly until 11 £ nb
First car on*-half hour lnt*r on »u»- t
day- „ A
Pur l *riuis|i*a **d k*rtbvUlo lb
I m. and hourly until II O ■-
Orchard Lak* and Pontiac. •. 1. •- M w
a., I L I. 4. (. 1. I, II y «- v „
Last ear* await closing of lh**i*ra

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