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HIGH COURT DEALS BLOW
TO ALBERT T. PATRICK
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NEW YORK, June 4.—The appellate
|l> lulon baa denied thr appeal af Al
bert T. Patrick, a«n under Ufa aen
fence la bins flag fur the murder of
aged millionaire William 4< Hire, for
■ near trial ua the around that Uov.
Haahea, la eommutlaa hie death aen
teaee to Imarlaoameat for life, violated
hla (Patrick's t eoaatltutlonal rlabta.
SENATOR SMITH ATTACKS
TRADESMEN OF GERMANY
Michigan Statesman Speaks on Con
tribution of Chamber of Commerce
to Tariff Statement.
WASHINGTON, June 4 —There was
another flurry over the German tariff
statement in the senate today. It oc
curred when the resolution of Fol
lette came up calling on the state de
partment to submit to tho senate all
the correspondence Involved In the
securing of that statement from Ger
many/ Senator Smith, of Michigan,
strongly assailed the contribution of
iJ%e Au&tberg Chamber of Commerce
to that statement. The Augsberg folks
say that a weaver in that place gets
only half as high wages as a weaver
In the United States, but that the dif
ference is about equalized by the low
er (oat of living in Germany.
Smith denounced the reference to
the standard of living In this country
as a voluntary Impertinence. The
tariff, he saiq, was to be based on the
difference in wages. The standard of
living of woolen worker* in this coun
try was their own business and the
higher it wus tho more creditable to
them.
SOB SQUAD SHOCKED.
. , ■■ " ■ ■
Nunzia De Michele Convicted of
Shooting at Former Lover.
It was a severe shock to Nunzia De
Michele when the Jury in Judge Con-
court returned, late Thursday
nfternoou, with a verdict pronouncing
her guilty of shooting at Matteo Pin
olfo, her former lover, "with Intent to
do great bodily harm, lees than mur
der." •
Nunzia, the roly-poly, 16-year-old Ital
ian girl, almost collapsed when the
verdict was announced. The trial, up
to that point, had befn sort of a gar
den festival for hei.
The sob-squad was most active In
Nunzia's behalf, and she used to
read with calm and serene delight
»their descriptions of her eyes and her
gestures and her sauciness. Occa
sionally—not more than three or four
times a day—she would pose for her
photograph, to embellish some new
sob-squad effort. The sob-squadders
assured her that she would never be
convicted, and ltd Nunzia to believe
that it was the cutest thing lu the
world to empty a revolver at an In
tended victim, and then be tried, and
•photographed, and raved over.
Hut that verdict was different.
Nunzia will not go to Jail. Her ball
of SI,OOO was continued, and a 30-day
delay toward anew trial was granted.
TO TRY TO DISBAR RADFORD.
Circuit Judges Bring Proceedings
Against Attorney.
In a meeting of the circuit court
Judges, Thursday afternoon, Judge
Murphy was authorized to appoint an
attorney to act as friend of the court
in bringing disbarment proceedings
against Attorney George W. Radford.
This action of the Judges wraß taken
after a special committee of the Bar
association had reported In favor of
disbarment as a result of Its Investiga
tion of Radford's handling of the es
tates of John K. Oxnard, Joseph B.
Nicholson. Lloyd L. Ferris, and the
conduct of Radford In connection with
the claims of the late Col. E. E.
Mycra. In which a decision against
Radford was handed down by Judge
Murphy.
The recommendation of disbarment
followed the action of the committee
In expelling Radford from the Bar
association.
Judge Murphy appointed Charles T.
Wilkins as friend of the court, Friday
morning, and the case will proceed
as soon ’as it can be prepared.
FAVORS SPECIAL COMMITTEE.
Zink Would Name Body to Discuss
Charter Amendments.
President Zink, of the common coun
di, is In favor of having a special
committee to handlo the varloua char
ter amendments proposed this summer
and next fall. There has been some
doubt as to whether this would be
the procedure, there being already a
committee on charter and city legisla
tion.
••I think we should have a special
committee; then they can consider
everything,” says Zink.
TO AWAIT CHICAGO TEST.
Committee Won’t Buy Voting Ms
chinas Just Vet.
Aid. Reinhardt will call a meeting
of the special council committee on
voting machines early next week to
canvass the sentiment of the mem
bers in regard to methods to be pur
sued. Reinhardt agrees with Aid.
Gllnnan that it will he best to wait
for the testing of the machines by Chi
cago In the coming primaries and elec
tion in that city before purchasing any.
Comptroller Erickson, of Superior,
Wls., who Is here in attendance on
the comptrollers’ convention, says that
voting machines have been a great
success in hla city.
“Ws have primaries there and han
dle 600 to 700 voters In a precinct
without any trouble,” says Erickson.
•TRIEND” AND CASH MISSING.
A, T. Reynold! Victim of Robbery In
Hotel Oxford.
A T. Reynold* was Invited by a fel
low gueet In the Hotel Oxford to rthare
bla room, Thursday night. Reynold*
loft tho room for a few minutes short
ly before midnight, and when he re
turned found that his goM watch. S4O.
and his “friend” were missing. He
hhh reported the matter to the police.
....The
People’s Pages
Advertising rates under any
claasincatlon in these columns,
one cent per word eaoh Insertion,
sash In advance. No advertisement
Inserted for less than It cents.
Persons whose names appear la
the telephone directories, may hare
advertisements charged at above
rates. Call
BELL—MAIN 1498.
HOME—CITY 8385.
For the oonvenlenca or patrons,
arrangements have been made with
the following to reoetve liner ad
vertisements at the same rate as
charged at the home offloe:
BAIT SIDB.
Hough ten-Freach Coal Cos., 411 Can
fleTd-avo. oast.
Mt. Elliott Phsraser, Mt. Elliott and
Qratiot-nvos.
F. Brens, 1159 Jefferson-avo.
J. McPherson, 9400 Qratlot-avo.. oppo
site oar barns.
W EST SIDE.
C. G. Rssor, US Grena Hlver-ave.
Turner Stanton. 108 Myrtle-st
P. B. Drlaeoll, 41 f Michigan-eve.
J. W. Millard. 1419 Fort-st. woet
W. W. Bush, 694 Mlchlgan-avo.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
John Pisctck. 24; Rosalia Fawn, 24.
Frank Sholt*. 22. Detroit, Emma
Pohlmann. 21. Taylor.
Herman C. Rormnske, 21; Helen
Krohn, 20.
William M Wartell, 23, Bessy# Mer
rill/ 23.
John Wewravkowskl. 28; Antonina
Auczak, 22.
John Wolak, 23; Mary Vunk, 22.
Fred Brenlnger, 40, Detroit; Emma
S. Brenlnger. 33, Mt. Clemen#
Vincent S. Stevens, 37; Eftle M. Burt,
32
William R. Fife. 23. Nellie Stanley.
21.
Albert lielnsman, 25; Clara Kasten,
21.
Edwin Whitmore. 19; Ruth Gold
smith 31.
Rudolph Ruhllg, 26, Ecorse; Anna
Neibauer. 23, aume.
Leo Opaiowski, 24; Annie Mack, 19
Seraflna Sllettl, 23; Mary Campapi
ano, 19.
Michael A. Vitals, 23; Paula Dlßene
detto, 18.
James Tyrle, 22; Pearl Vermett, 17.
Antonio My#nkow#ky, 22. Frances
Stanlslowska. IS.
Charles F. Moldenhauer, 33; Emma
Neumann, 19.
BIRTHS
BOYS.
Peter
Joseph Gegner. 321 Willis.
Stanlslaw Kooshlnski. 843 Wesson.
William Ixx'ke. 1221 Vinewood.
Charles Oppermnnn. 1075 Hancock.
Charles Carey, 100 Minnie.
William Amolach, 23 Wesson.
Pohn McNamee, 819 Junction.
John Smith. 441 Clinton.
William Marr, 911 Congress.
Charles Leßoy, 1168 Meldrum.
Joseph Ollnck. 42 Clayton.
Frank Wolf. 1431 Central.
Mike Masniak, 222 Cllpnert.
William Preiser. 148 Fifteenth.
Edwin Hehl, 663 Morrell.
GIRLS.
Robert McMillan. 621 Meldrum.
Albert Wood. 648 Parker.
William Mlnieh, 748 Junction.
John Lewis, 246 E-st.
Carl Schaub, 762 Illinois.
Edwnrd Piggos, 474 Field.
Anthony Andreschak. 297 Canfield.
DAILY DEATH LIST
Mrs. Etta D. Jackson, 66 years, 36
Twenty-ninth; cardiac degeneration.
Margaret Ftewurt, 46 years, 1409 Mt.
Elliott; tuberculosis.
Fredericks Hassenzahl, 72 years, To
ledo, O.; fracture of skull.
Charles C. Andrews, 81 years, 65 Wil
lis W., senility.
Joseph Welke, 2 months, 324 Leland,
marasmus.
Annie Rothkapp. 11 years, 148 Wil
kins; marasmus.
Mary Davis. 1 month, 187 Elisabeth;
malnutrition.
Violet L Enos, 14 years, 85 Division;
tuberculosis.
Antoine Fponolewskl, 1 month. 862 E.
Warren; pneumonia.
Helen M. Crumb, 75 years, 693 Sec
ond; paralysis.
Elisabeth Hickey. 49 years, 150 Har
rison; mitral Inaufflclency.
Gertrude Standley. 45 years, 815 ML
Elliott; carcinoma.
Sarah A McFadden, « years. 15 Min
er: endocarditis.
James E. France, 19 years, 83 Lin
den; tuberculosis.
William Stocker, 61 years, 383 Rus
sell; diabetes.
Sarah Slxeland. 47 years, 87 Colum
bia E.; heart disease.
DIED
CH ALFA NT—June 3. 1 !»09. at residence,
893 Trumbull-ave., Carolina Kins,
widow of the late Chari** H. Cha!-
funt, and mother of Mr*. John S.
Allam. Funeral from residence Sat
urday at 2 p. m. Lincoln. Neb., and
Palnesvllle, 0., paper* please copy.
CHA RLEBWORTH—At residence. In
Dearborn, Mary A Charlesworth,
aged 71 year*, widow of the late
Matthew Charlesworth. Funeral
Saturday at 1 p m. from realdence,
and at 2 p. m., local time, from Ink
ater M E. church.
CRI'MB-June 2. 1909. at residence, 893
Second-*ve.. Helen 14., widow of the
lata Dr. Wm. R. Crumb, aged 75 year*.
Interment at Buffalo. N. Y.
FRANK—Suddenly. June 2. 1909. John
Frank, Sr., relict of the late Ann
Frank, and beloved father of John
and Joaeph Frank Funeral Satur
day from residence of hi* "on, 288
Vermont, at 9:15. and St. Vincent'*
church at 9.30. standard.
KAIN —June 2. 1909, at residence of his
alster. 190 A*h-*t.. Edward, beloved
son of Bridget and the late Michael
Kaln, brothar of William and Robert
Kaln, and Mr*. Joseph Otenbaker.
Funeral Saturday from ahoy* resl
dance at 8 a. m., and St. Vincent*
church at 8:30.
WAIN WRIGHT Florence. beloved
wife of William Walnwrlght, and
daughter of the late Henry and Re
becca Quinn, slater of Harry J. of
Tucaon. Aria.- Vincent J.. fell* H.
and Francis M Quinn, of Detroit. Fu
neral from residence. 605 lloward
*t., Saturday. June 5, at 8:30 a. m.
Burial private.
TIKFENBACIf—Tune 3. at the horn* of
his daughter, Mrs. Ida Chrlatlan, 168
Field-ave., aged 76 yeara. Carl, be
loved husband of Frlederlcke Tlefen
haoh and father of Mra. Ida Chris
tian. Funeral Saturday at 1:30
from above residence and 2 o'clock
from Bethel church, corner Boule
vard and Mitchell.
MeCOLL—June 1 at the residence of
her father, 346 Llnden-st.. Eva
Brown, beloved daughter of Thomaa
and the late Annie McColl, alster of
Alfred. Bessie and Rugae 11. - FuneraJ
SaturtUj at I o'clock.
THE DETROIT TIMES: SATU RD A YT I UN E 5* igog.
DIED
HICKEY—June 9. 1908. at residence.
160 Harrlaon-ave., Elisabeth, beloved
wife of Cortnaltea J. Hickey, age 64
years. Interment at Th&mesvtlle.
Ont.. Saturday morning.
VKRVACK —June 9. Julia, beloved wife
of Mathew Vervack. age «2 years.
Funeral Saturday from residence,
442 Van Dyke-ave., at 8:30 am., and
gt. Charles church at 9 a. m.
MICH. CREMATION ASSOCIATION. I
per cent Interest certificate good for
ene cremation. F. X ftoHb. Treat,
and General Manager, till B. Boule
vard. Phone Ridge Me.
WANTED—HELP—SSAL.E. _
ANY YOUNG PERSON desiring a good
position can get one after completing
one of our courses. Day and Night
classes ail the year. Our facilities
are positively unequaled In Michigan.
Detroit Bualneae University. 11*14
Wllcox-at
A.—Shorthand taught In 30 days Rapid
Shorthand Schools, 32 Broadway.
BOOKKEEPERS. stenographers and
genetal ofllce help wishing positions,
kindly call or writs. The Daisy B.
Miller Agency. 628 Chamber of Com
merce.
BUSINESS, SHORTHAND AND ENG
LISH taught under moat favorable
condltons; day and night school. The
Business Institute, Breltmeyer bldg.
CIVIL SERVICE POSITIONS are very
desirable for young people. Full In
formation and questions recently
used by the communion free. Colom
bian Correspondence College, Wash
ington, D. C.
GOOD nolderers wanted at Michigan
Steel Boat Cos., 1266 Jefferson-ave.
BARBER for Saturday; $4 and percent
age. 14 94 Fort-st. west.
BARBER wontnil for Saturday; |4.
1334 Je fferson-avt. west.
BARBER foi Saturday; 13.50 guaran
teed. 92a Michigan-ave,
PAPERHANGEF<r~wanted, good wages.
621 Champluln-st., near Chcne.
dOGD solderers wanted at Michigan
Steol Boat Cos.. 1256 Jefferson-ave.
MEN learn barber trade, great demand
for barbers; tuition and tools, 896;
catalogue free. Michigan Barber Col
lege. ol Congress-st. west. Detroit.
SEND FOR THE WAOON
To tako your old newspapers, maga
sines, clothing, etc. we can use any
articles In our work except
TIN CANS AND ASHES.
Salvation Army Social Department.
Both phones. 990 Lafayette-ave.
THE Clarencevllle Dairy hereby noti
fies the public that It han compiled
with tlie requirements of Public Act
No. 164, of 1905. which declares It
unlawful for any person to use Its
bottles, cans or equipment having
the name, "Clarencevllle Dairy, Reg
istered.” blown or stamped thereon.
Any violation of this act is subject to
prosecution. Clarencevllle Dairy.
Wanted—Railway mall clerks, post
office clerka, mall carrlars; salary
S6OO to f 1,600; examination In De
troit soon; 8,000 appointments com
ing; preparation free. Write Imme
diately for schedule. Franklin Inetl
tute. Dept. 110-B, Rochester. N. Y.
YOUNG MEN for railroad firemen,
brakemen. baggagemen; |75-|IOO to
start; early promotion; experience
unnecessary; state age, weight and
height. Address Railway Bureau.
<lO Panama Bldg.. St. Louis, Mo.
HELP WANTED—FEMALE.
A.—Shorthand taught In 30 days. Rapid
Shorthand Schools, 98 Broadway.
BUSINESS. SHORTHAND AND ENG
LISH taught under most favorable
conditions; day and night school. The
Business Institute, Breilm«ycr Bldg.
GIRL for general housework In hoard
ing house. Apply 138 Plquette.
GIRL for general housework In family
of three adults. 113 Klng-ave.
GIRL OR WOMAN for housework; no
washing. 625 Fourteenth.
KITCHEN GIRLS wanted. Apply chef
Fellowcraft club.
LADIES —Be self-supporting; learn nalr
dressing, manicuring, facial massage,
chiropody or electrolysis; great de
mand for Moler graduate#; splendid
pay after few weeks with us; money
earned from start; catalogue mailed
free. Moler College. Chicago, 111.
SALESWOMEN —Experienced In dry
goods. THORNE-MAI DM ENI CO..
?71 Grand Rlver-ave.
WANTED—Housemaid. Children’s Free
hospital.
WANTED —Laundress, two days In the
week. 43 Joy-st.
WANTED —A girl for general house
work. 1810 Becond.
EXPERIENCED Waist Hands
in our Dressmaking Dept. Ap
ply Fifth floor, Newcomb-
Endicott Cos.
SITUATION! WANTED—FEMALE.
GERMAN woman wants washing by
day or at home. 339 Llnden-st.
GERMAN girl wants position at house
work 2379 Mlchigan-ave
WOMAN wants to take in washing at
home. 910 Roosevelt-ave.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Extra Money
If you want any for the Season’s needs,
this is the place to come. You can
get ready cash here at once, get a
generous time for settlement, pay tor
the accommodation and no one is the
wiser. Our charges are reasonable.
The fact that you are a resident of
the city will he enough to establish
your credit here. We loan on your
name alone. If you want extra
money for the season's needs, or to
move, pay rent or square up little
bills, come in and make your wants
known. We’ll fix you up today.
We’re “reliable money lenders."
Detroit Mortgage Loan Cos.,
9 McGraw bldg., 149 Griswold
MONEY TO LOAN
No security or indorser required
New Cos. New Rates. New Plena
DETROIT LOAN A TRUBT CO,
41 MICHIGAN-A VE.
Look for eleotrle sign. Becond floor.
Hours, 8 to 6 dally, and $ to 8 Satur
day. Take stairs.
READY MONEY
We will lend you money today, tomor
row, any day. and for any purpose.
Get Our Rates. It Will Pay You.
Time and payment to suit your con
venience. Liberal rebate If paid be
fore due Every transaction strictly
confidential.
Quick, Reasonable, Reliable
RELIANCE LOAN CO.
406 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
Tel Main 4881
MONEY TO LOAN to smarten employes,
or to those who are keeping house;
no security wanted. One-naif the
rate of big advertisers. Cell and sea
AMERICAN LOAN CO.
410-411 Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
FIDELITY LOAN CO.,
Makes quick loans at low rates and oe
easy terms.
FIFTEEN YEARS AT
12 —McGraw Bldg.— 12
Cor. Griswold end Lafayette.
Moncv Loaned Working People
ON THEIR PLAIN NOTE.
No Assignment. Mortgage or Security.
Rates, one-half loan compantea
BURKART
Hours. 8 to 8 dally. 88 McGraw Bldg.
CARPET CMCAWINO.
CALL UP MAIN ijji
For Star Vacuum Cleaning wagon; Ori
ental and domestic ruga cleaned by
compressed sir at our factory.
C 1121: ftiAr Carpet Cleaning Cos,
FOR BALE— RESlPgifcr PHOrEIITY.
WE BUILD TO SUIT
And sell on easy terms, on your own
lot or we furnish lot on smell cash
payment, ttee us now.
GRIFFIN BROS..
803 ELKB’ TEMPLE M 1368.
EAST SIDE COTTAGE
Will 'Fake Lot as Part Pay or
Sell on Easy Terms.
Has six fine rooms, pantry, beautifully
decoruted throughout; lot graded and
sodded. This Is a big snap; must sell
at once.
ANOTHER, $1,750
Five large rooms and elegant hath,
beautifully decorated throughout;
gas, etc.
JUDSON BRADWAY,
611 Union Trust bldg. Phone Main 45.
NORTH WOODWARD.
Modern 7-room house, paved street, ce
ment sidewalks, new. fully decorated,
electric lights, furnace, etc.; 13,000;
easy payments.
GRIFFIN BROS.,
301 ELKS’ TEMPLE. M 1258.
101 HARPER AVE. E.—Mod
ern II room, hot water heat,
newly decorated, large lot,
barn easy terms. John Winter,
Owner.
EUCLID-AVE. E.
Now 7-room house, oak floorn and fin
ish downstairs, electric lights, full
basement, furnace, laundry tubs,
paved street, cement walks—a com
plete little home for 93.000; easy pay
ments.
GRIFFIN BROS..
303 ELKB* TEMPLE. M. 1258.
FOR RALE—Four new houses, easy
terms, Rohns-ave.. north of Gratiot.
William Lutz, 639 Gratiot*ave.
TWO new dwelling houses and cottage,
rents |42, on Beventeenth-at., near
Ash, at a bargain 274 Myrtle.
BTORAQB AND CARTAGE.
ACME BTORAGE CO., largest vans,
packing. Main 891. 41 Gllman-et.
ROEHL BROS —Storage, moving, pack
ing and shipping. Ridge 828; City 818.
TO RBXT-HOOMS.
THE FRANKLIN HOUSE
Cor. Earned and Bates-sts. Rooms 75c
and 91 day. Best meals In Detroit, 230.
ROOMS —Furniture for rooms complete.
(1 week. Sumner Cos.. Mlrh. and 4th.
TO RENT—APARTMENTS.
TO RENT—Exclusive bachelor apart
ments. consisting of two rooms and
private bath; new and handsomely
furnished; strictly modern in every
detail; must be seen to be appreciat
ed. 26 Alfred-st.
TO RENT—FLATS.
ROYCOURT
NO LOSS OF TIME!
NO MORNING HURRY!
NO CAR FARE!
A four and five-room heated flat to
rant in Roycourt apartment flat
building. 312-18 Randolph-st.. RIGHT
DOWN TOWN. 5 minutes’ walk from
city hall. Beautiful location, facing
Madison-avo. Strictly up-to-date in
all its appointments. Exceptionally
cool in summer. A clean, model
building Inquire THOS. F. NORRIS.
260 Randolph-sL
SECOND FLOOR. 5-room flat; no fur
nace. 437 Canton-ave.
TO Ui:\T—HOUSES.
A.A. —Rental Agency—A.A.
gerard-stormfeltz-i/>veley co
See E. K. BENNETT
Griswold and Lamed. Main 3779.
Hannan Rental Agency
ONE McUKAV*. ULDU.
HOUSES, flats stores. Tel. Park 377.
J. F. WEBER A CO.. JO4 GRATIOT
PERSONAL.
H OFF HAIR GOODS SALE—Cluster
puffs, wavy switches, combings made
up. only |l, electrolysis, removal all
facial blemishes, hair dressing, mas
sage, face or scalp. Mlsn R. L. Hub
bard 407 Gas B!dg Main 1227.
SHOW REPAIRING.
Shoes Repaired wait
I "UP-TO-DATE" SHOE RE
CO.. 121 Farmer-sL
Park 617-J.
OLD SHOES made new while you wait,
the modern way. Famous Shoe Re
pairing Co- 48 fltate-st. Park 132-R.
AUTO3IO til LIUS, BOATS * UNUIMES.
LAUNCH and canoe wvdls to lease by
year. Michigan Steel Boat Cos., 12o«
Jefferson-ave.
BUSINESS CAIIDS.
H< »HSES ami COWS removed pr.. q>; >
Phone Mlller.h-rrh Bros Went 109.9)1
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS.
HIGHEST prices paid furnlturh. stoves,
carpots. Lapham. 223 Grat. Park 343-J.
LOST AND FOUND.
STRAYED OR STOLEN—A French
poodle dog, from 223 Bruali-st; li
cense 766; |2O reward and no ques
tions asked.
FOR XAI K—FARMS.
FARMS FOR SALE—BO acres. 2Vi miles
from Decatur: 40 acres, 4 miles from
Decatur; 38 acres. 3 miles from De
catur; 40 acres, V* mile frofti D.-ca
tur; two 40 acres, 2*4 miles from
Decatur; 20 acres, 3 miles from Paw
Paw; 170 acres, 4 Vfc miles from Dow
ugiac. Prices reasonable. Call or
address, A. M Lyle fit Cos., Dowagiac,
Mich.
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
Biggest Bargain Ever Offered!
MAZERiPhonograph Cos.
45 MICHIGAN AVE.. DETROIT.
personal.
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ARTISTIC HAIR GOODS
Hava you aa* ■_ o’.:f now DIRECTOIRIC. CHIONON AaSO
CLUSTER PUFF*. tha vary lataat hair creation* which add
that Irrcalattbla charm to tha head draaat I hava tha msr
complete atock of atralght and wavy awttchaa in Michigan
MADAME LORAINE KENNEDY
SECOND FLOOR. OF PARDKIDGB A BLACKWELL’S.
rOH SALK—VACANT LOTS.
He That Hesitates is Lost
• H * . t VI a, * t , 4 ; , • mis * Y •• , # J-TiV
eslled at our office today to get a certain lot in our new Gratiot tub* but found. b 4 was.toe Iftlg !>
the lot having ,een aold for over a weclr. Another party reports the 'esale of two lots purchased from ns,
and he makes a profit of SIOO on the transaction. Why don't you get in on this? Every one of these lots
“nu JoSble'io i»lue b * r,, ‘ n ' Tb “ m ' ,rov "»**“ « ol »« °» *•«“«» will mdJTt.M. ,
GRATIOT AVE. SUB,.
is a winner. 117 lots have been scid. The location is excellent. Near the comer of Hmrper SUB CkfctlMfr "
aves., only 20 minutes' ride from the City Hall en Gratlot-sve. All Oratlot city and suburban esn'Vffii
the property. Lots face on Peter Hunt and Bessemoore-aves.. which streets run west from Gratiot* to'only
one block from 3-cent line on Harper and Van Dvke. City water and gas mains already in on Gratiot. *
The new proposed Harper-nve. crosstown line parallels our subdivision and the new line on Cadillac will con
nect with Water Works Park. And the prices are only . ...
$l5O to $245 Each
Every lot a bargain and a good Investment. How good, you will better appreciate after yon have soen
them. Then consider that
NO INTEREST AT ALL
is charged for five years, and If sick or out of work no weekly payments are demsndsd. On all extra pip
nienta of $5.00 or more, 10 per cent premium is allowed, and to buy a lot requires
Only $1 Cash Down; Only $1 Cash Weekly
If you pay ail cash In 10 days you are allowed 10 per cent discount. Every lot surveyed, staked and mark* '
ed in plain figures with the number and price of lot. Burton abstract for every lot furnished with deed.
HOW TO REACH THIS PROPERTY —Take Michigan car out Oratlot to subdivision, on north sidaQcAU
tiot, 200 feet beyond Harper.
Salesmen on the Property Every Day from 2 to 7 p. m.
and All Day Sunday.
BESSENGER & MOORE
Second Floor Telegraph Bldg., 100 Griswold St., comer Congress St. Telephone MalnHOT.
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
A GOOD country town store building
with living rooms In the hack end
and a good up-to-date general lino of
merchandise, doing good business,
for sale Address ALBCRT ADAMS,
New Boston, Mich.
CLEAN, dry. hard or soft mill wood.
Houghten-Precch Coal Cos. Ridge 961.
SODA FOUNTAINS, billiard and pool
tables; new and second-hand. Geo.
Marsh Cos.. 9 Farmer-st.; E Z terms,
WANTED—Cor. Michigan and Fourth,
to furnish rooms complete, fl week.
Sumner Cos. •
SODA FOUNTAINS, latest styles at cut
prices and easy terms; also metal
atools. chairs, tables and show casta.
Schulenburg Mfg. Cos., 9* Randolph*
at.
BILLIARD and pool tables, new and
second-hand, from ft! up; also wall
and showcases; easy terms; supplies
and repairing at reduced prl ce *-
Schulenburg Mfg. Cos.. *1 Randolph*
at.; established 66 years.
FOR RALE nt a bargain, t 60-h. D. horl
xontal tubular steam boiler; 2 25-h. p.
horizontal steam engines, counter
shafting, etc. All In good condition.
Can be seen In operation. Robert
Smith Printing Cos., Lansing, Mich.
ELECTRIC MOTORS
Bought, sold, rented. Scott Bros., 3
Farrar.
SODA FOUNTAIN
Second-hand marble fountains cheap
E. B. GALLAGHER CO..
133 JEFFERSON. MAIN 2881.
FURNITURE.
Will someone tell me how to sell my
furniture and household goods? A
little talk with
NOBLE SALES AGENCY
will make you money. 63 Grlswold
st. Phones M. 1323 and C. 7957.
Birds, Hops. Gold-Fish
A full line of fancy and singing birds,
talking parrots, pet stock and pet
stock supplies of all kinds. 111. cat*
alogue mailed free.
EDWARDS’ BIRD STORE,
129 MICHIGAN-AVE., DETROIT.
1
FINE VIOLINS
AND CELLOS
Prices from $25 to SI,OOO.
Expert repairing Row re
pairing. Mall orders filled.
A. J. MASKREY,
, 29 Washlngton-ave.
PHONE niDOE 1212.
JERAULD M. SLY
MEDIUM AND FINE WALL
HANGINGS,
PAINTING AND TINTING
R EFT NI SITING FLOORS A
701 Bclvidtre Avc., Detroit.
The Clotiph Sc Warren Piano
Ha* a delicate touch anrl repetition
answering to most artistic execution.
Those Instruments represent tho
highest development in the art of
piano construction. A piano of pres
ent. not of past age. Come in and
see our new styles. Also hear the
Wnrren Player-Piano. Easy terms.
CLOUGH Sc WARREN CO..
213 Woodward-ave.
FOR HALF—MISCRLI.AXEOtIfI,
This beautiful Phonograph, equipped
with quarter-pa wed Oak Cabinet, noise
less motor. 10-Inch Turning Table, 22-
inch Horn, with Rrass Rel! Automatic
Needle, Clamp Hound Box, six 10-inch
Double Faced Records, which gives
you 12 selections of your own choice,
200 Needles, two-compartment Needle
Box. for $18.90, and you can pay for it
at the rate of SI.OO a week. Open
evenings.
rKKOOXAL
FOR SALK—VACANT LOTS.
DENTISTS.
Many Dentists Thoughtlessly Pull An Aching
Tooth That Could Easily Be Filled
a certain thine: that sometimes
teeth to he extracted. When one
am lome
to to
Mill) to me are
to ran
the extrac
tlon teeth there la any rood
Chan. .* Having them, for after all, there ■
Ist no teeth like your own. and ones they
are extracted, thry are none forever. *]
pr With my advanced methods, treating *p ■r>
C. W Ti hlnK tooth or filling a decayed one, la a '
Arinina -oinparutlvely simple tiling, and yet
V’,,p; any numher or dentists who are anktkttf 1
Ml(hl K •xorbitant prices _ for their work who nev«., r
tvv*. l,learn to do It with perfect success. The
most kind of and crown work that I do
furnished and lasts; my work l* never followed by pain
best equipped Dental Of* nr discomfort, because I. or my graduate
Aces dentists, do the work right In the Arst
Hours—Dally. 8 a. m. place, and it takes the highest claae of
to 9 p m ; Sundays -. »and work to \\ ARRAN T IN *vRITINO FOR
Holidays, 9to t TEN YEARS. Ask other dentists who
charge three times what I do for their *
work, and see how far they w|ll guarantee
what they do. My work Is superior that Is why I can guarantee It.
Pest sls Sets of Teeth ~sg
Regular $lO Sets of Teeth .$5 *
Very Best $8 Gold Crowns s4*
Regular $5 Bridgework $3
Solid Gold Fillings $1 Up Silver Fillings 800 Up
Free Painless Extracting With Other Work. Free Examinations.
CREDIT—We will accept part down and balance In payments.
OUT-OF-TOWN PATIENTS’ Car Fare paid. Write for appointment
Work done the same day you come In.
Dr. Adams Rate Dentists.
• jio'rhxd
Main Office. 24-28 28 Michigan Fast Side Office. 81-11 OratloL
Ave., Cor. Griswold Bt. \4. BIS. Cor. Randolph. M. 6409.
AUCTION SALES.
FRED WARDELL,
AUCTIONEER.
Formerly of O. Warden A Bons, office
1 223 Majestic bldg. Phone Main 1425.
I give personal attention to all sales.
No sale, no charge.
AUCTION HA EE of two cozy little
homes, 5 and 6 rooms each; A1 con
dition, Sale on the premises,
40 anti 42 Le Grand St.,
Short distance north of Possellus
Bros, factory, and near Mt. Elllott
ave., Wednesday, June 9. at 5:30 p
tri. Terms, half cash, SSO on each
time of sale.
C. W. KEMBERLING & CO.
English and German Auctioneers.
0. Wardell & Son,
Auctioneers.
Have removed their office to
31 r Hammond bldg. Phone
Main 1357.
IIL'SINK.X* OPPORTUNITIES.
SODA FOUNTAINS
NEW STYLE COUNTER SERVICE;
METAL CHAIRS AND TABLES;
CRUSHED FRUITS AND FRUIT
BYRUPS; CONFECTIONERS’ CANDY
DISHES AND GLOBE JARS.
E. B GALLAGHER A CO..
11l JEFFERSON. MAIN 2813.
SUMMER RESORTS.
SUMMER COTTAGE and two lots for
sale on Watkins I<ake, Oakland
county. I. E. TERRY. Route 2, Pon
tiac, Mich.
MACKINAC ISLAND
Four new stores to rent, steel ceilings,
electric lights, larg<- plate windows;
In a desirable location. Address F.
O. bo* 34. Mackinac Island.
RE*TSt IIA ATS.
In Detroit Life Is Worth Living
If you get u 15c meal at the Utopia
restaurant, 44 Uagley-ave. JOE UK-
IhiHE
PROPOSALS FOK OLIVE DKAD
COTTON UNIFORM CLOTH —Chief
Quartermasters Office. Federal build
ing. Chicago, 111.. April 28. 1M
Healed proposal®, In triplicate, will o®
received by th® Depot Quartern -
U. H. A., «t Twenty-sixth Ht. andUNy'i
Ferry Road, Philadelphia, Pa., until 1
o'clock, P. M . June 10. li»09. and then
opened, for furnishing 825,000 yard®
Olive Drab Cotton Uniform Cloth, de
livery to be made at either the Boston.
New York, Philadelphia. Chicago or St.
Louis depot. Standard sample can be
seen, and specifications, blanks for pro
posals and full Information will bs fur
nished upon application at this office.
The right is reserved to reject or ac
cept any or all proposals, or any part
thereof. Preference will be given to
articlo of domestic manufacture, con
ditions of Quality and price (including
In the price of foreign production® or
manufactures the duty* th®reon) being
equal. Envelopes containing proposals
to he Indorsed "Proposals for Ullv®
Drab Cotton Uniform Cloth, to b®
opened June 10. ISO#.” *nd addressed to
L»«*ut.-Col. F. O. Hodgson. U R Army.
Depot Quartermaster. Twenty-sixth Ht.,
and Grave Ferry Road, Philadelphia.
Pa. LTEirT -COL W W, ROBINSON,
JR.. Chief Quartermaster.
r<m SAUD— VACANT UHi
--_- - ■ -
DENTISTS. 1
TRAVELERS* QUIDS.
INTRAURBAN LINES.
Detroit UalteS lalsrertea »*grt.
FLINT LIMITED* S;U a. to. J2:IS
?. ni. and 4:10 p. m. Local* for Flint.
a. m.. and every two hour* to • ».* m 7
Saturday afternoon* and all Sunday*
hourly. To Oxford. Rooh**t*r and
Romeo. 7 a. m„ and hourly to 11 p. m .
FORT HURON LIMITED*—7:46 a. m.
10:45 a. m.. 3:46 and. m.. 6:46 p. m,. Sat or 4
days only, 12:45 p. m.; Sunday* only,
11 p. m. Loalc* for Port Huron hourly,
7 a. m. to 8 p. m.; also 8 p. m. to Ma
rine city. To Mt. Cleraan*, half-hourly,
6:30 a m. to 7 and. m., and hourly to ii
P m. To Mt. Clemen* via Short Lin*,
hourly. 6:26 a. m. to 9:18 p. nn, also
11 p. m.
TOLEDO LIMITED*— B:2O a. m.. 11:80
a. m 2.20 and 5.20 p. m. Local* for
Toledo, hourly 6:80 a. tn. to 8:80 p. na,
also 0:30 and 11 p. m. for Monroa
JACKSON LIMITED*—7:4S a. a,
12:45 and 3:45 p. m. Local* for Jack
son. 7 am. and *v*ry two hour* to
9 p. m.; for Ann Arbor. 6am end
hourly to 11 p. m.; for Plymouth and
Northvllle, 6:30 a. m. and hourly to 7:30
p. m., also 9 a. m. and 11 p. m. Saline
care from Tpellantl.
For Wyandotte and Trenton—s:3l a
m. and half-hourly to 8:82 p. m., hour
ly to 11:33 p. m. Sundays, first car at
7:03. with half-hourly service dally.
For Royal Oak, Birmingham and
Pontine— o:3o a in., then half-hourly
until 7 p m . then hourly until 11 p. tu.
For Farmington, Northvllle. Orchard
Lake and Pontiac— 6 a m. and hourly
until 11 p. m.
all points south and cast. Leave,
DAILY 10:45 p. m. Fare to Cleveland.
12; Pittsburg. 5* S6. Bsrths. It and
ti.so. Room, 12.50. For Mackinac. AD. >
pcna and Way Forts —Mondays! S p. ra.;
Fridays. 9:50 a. m. For Buffalo, Xlag- *
ara Fails, NVw York City and ths East,
leave Mondays, Wednesdays and Prt- ,
days, 5.00 p. in., arrive Buffalo, 9:00 a
TO. teaatern time).
Faglnaw-Ray City Division steamer, i
(leaves Randolph-at. dock). Tuesdays!
and Fridays. 10 a. m. ►
WHITE STAR I.I\E.
Wharf foot of Oriswold-st. For thS 1 1
PLATS and PORT HUROX Way Porta.,j •
Leave dally 2:30 p. m ; Sundays. > a. m. .
and 2.30 p. m. For TOLEDO, leave I
daily. 4-30 p. m.; Sundays, 1:11 a. m. 1
and 1 p m
THE NORTHERN NAVIGATION COT
OF ONTARIO. LIMITED.
TOI n.H or THE GREAT LAKES AMD
GEORGIAN BAY.
For Fault Ste. Marie, Port Arthur
and Duluth, steamers lesve Sarnia
May 29. SI. Juns 5 9. 13. 16. Aftar, ,
June 15th. every Monday. Wednesday
and Saturday. sailings May Mat. Jung *
sth and 12th. through to Duluth. ,_,j
M NNRR PARES.
Sarnie to laalt Ste. Marie lad.
relaru MASB
Sorala to Pert Arthur taA retan MR
•inrnlß to Duluth and retura SAM
sarulu tu i •niMuaul au« retaia tBH .
Tickets and Information from «•
C. Leldlch. 174 OrigWoHL
O O. McKay. 7 Fort-aL
O*o. W. Watson. O. P. A T..A* 4**l
T Railway.
Whits Star Line, foot Os QflsUll
Rustueee-lUie fllatm Ns ftaeaM.
no feathers. Th* plain, naat kl« 4 thM j
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