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WOMEN SUFFER NEEDLESS PAIN
Every womau has no much palu, i
work auj worry iu life that any uoed
leaa daily suffering from bachache, i
headache, dizziness. languor or oitu'r
kidney Ilia la unfortunate. Indeed
Doan a Kidney I*ll Ih have brought
new life, health and at length to thou
aanda of womeu afflicted In this way,
by curing the kidney*. If you don't
Just understand your condition, don t
forget that it muy be the kiducys.
Women eahily fall victim to kidn*»>
ilia The confining work n woman
does. the tight, heavy tlothing she
w*ara. the conalaut bending, teuchln,
and lifting of housework, the cares ui
briugluK up chiMren, are all trying
Any fever, cold, chill or strain may
weaken the kidney*, and net up eon
gestlon, with backache and disturb
ance of the urine.
Too many women have come to
think that backache, pain through the
hips, headache, "blues," dizzy spells,
sick headache, nervousness and swell
ing of the ankles, wrists or llmha,
are troubles peculiar to the sex. Don't
make that mistake, Suspett your kit
DOAN’S KIDNEY PILLS
Sold by all dealer*. Price 5o cents Fo»ti.r-Miusurm Cos., buffalo, N.Y., Proprietors.
A COMPETENT TRUSTEE
/" ' 11 r, : ... TV
If
APPOINT the Security Trust Company (Capital
l and Surplus One Million Dollars) your trustee
and he assured that the trust will be handled to the
best possible business advantage.
OFFICERS
M. J. Murphy • • • /'resilient Charles* O. Patch • • i’ice-President
Emory VV. Clark • - l’ice- President Charles Moore • Sec'y and Treasurer
Leiu \\ . Kuwcn • • l ice-President J. Harold Murphy * • Asst. Secretary
Cray <V Cray • - Counsel
DIRECTORS
Russell A. Alger Charles C. Jenkg
Prr.idcnt Alger, Smith A Cos. President Jenki A Muir Mf|. Cos.
AV. K. Anderson J. H. Johnson
Vice-Prc.idcnl Home Saving* Bank President Peninsular Savings Hank
John N. Bagley Ceo. E. Lawton
Vice - Prea't American l .change Nai l Bank Vice-President The People'. St.te Bank
I.cm W . Bowen **■ , . . . .
Pre.ident 1). M I eiry A Cos. Um ' L.V.ng.tOne
.. tl >) . i I'rctiJciU Dime Saving* Bank
Henry M. Hutzcl
Attorney Charles Moore
Emory W. Clark Secretary and Treasurer
N ice Pre.ident Fir.t National Hank M ■ J* Murphy
John M. Dwyer President Murphy Chair Cos.
Secretary Peninsular Stove Cos. [!ha leg O. Patch
D. M. Perry, Jr. Vice-Pre.ident
Treasurer l). M. Perry A Cos. John T. Shaw
J. B. I’ord Vice-President Firtt National Hank
. Vice-President Michigan Vlkali Cos. . o. .. .
fr „ J. D. Stundish
.J. »ray ( , Attorney. Sec'y • nJ Ere... Hammond. Stand,*h A Cos.
James S. Holden M. L. illiamt
. Krai Estate Prcaidcnt Fuat National Uauk
7
'%£? 5
PT SECURITY®
l TRUST COMPANY $y J
WV FORT C GRISWOLD STS DETROIT JU
Get What You Ask For!
THERE ta a Reason—
Why the Good People of
America buy Cascarets aa
Fast u the Clock Ticks.
Every aocond eomo one, somewhere.
M a Uttle Ten-Cent box of C**-
yareta.
I, 2,3. 4,6.6—60 times to the Minute,
10 Minutes to the Hour, 3600 Boxes an
Hour, 36,000 Boxes a Day of Ten Hours,
1,060.000 Boxes a Month, and then some.
Think of It 22Q.000 People take a
Cascaret tablet each day. Millions use
Caacaxets when necessary.
The Judgment of Millions of Bright
Americans is Infallible. They have l?een
Buying and taking Cascarets a! that rate
lor over Six years.
II to not gn Experiment, not an Aom
tint or Incident, but a aound H oi
uxlneaa, baaed on TTmc-Trled-an J-
Merit, never found wanting.
TThere ta a Reaxon.
f • a a
Casoarets are (he Implacable foes of
*5 DlMwae G«r™»; the Incomparable
yleanaor, purifier and atrypfthener of the
•otlre Dtgeatlve Canal.
They Act Mka Exerciae on the BoweV-
Muaclee, make them afro nr and active —
able to Help Thamaelvaa do their work—
keep themaelvea clean.
Caaoaratk ar e the safe-guard of Innocent
Childhood agalaat the Dreadful Death
doaiing Praters that threat an tha Uvea
af the Utile Ones.
They are Purely Vefetable, absolutely
Harmless, always Reliable and Efficient,
SUPERVISORS AID FAIR
Make Cash Appropriation* to Aid
Farmer* to Exhibit-
In a merlin* of tho Michigan state
fair ofll< inis, Friday, former Stat»-
Senator Doherty, general manager of
(he fair, told of his automobile ItisiM <
tj, n trip through the rural acctlona Jf
the lower peninsula.
"From the Straits to the Detroit
river, and from latke Huron to l.ak«
Michigan. I found the country one
great blooming garden,” h»* *al<»
•Great field* of grain and vigorously
Many Mysterious Aches
May be Cured by Curing
th<* K»dnev<
"I FEEL ALLURED OUT"
a true, faithful, loyal servant of Mankind
Over Five Millions of Dollars have
been Spent to make the merits of Caa*
oareta known, and every cent of it would
be lost, did not aound merit claim and
hold the constant, continued friendship*
Pafonage and Endorsement of walla
pleased people year alter year.
e • e
There ta also a Reaaoiv
Why there are Parasites who attach
themselves to the Healthy Body of Cas*
caret's success lmitators, Counter*
fetters. Substitutes
They are Trade Thieves who would
rob Casoarets of the “Good Will” of tha
people, and sneak unearned profit*
earned and paid for by Cascarets.
A Dishonest Purpose means a Dish
Product arid a Disregard af the Pur
chasers' Health or Welfare.
Beware of the Slick Salesman and Me
ancient "Just as Good” atory that eom
tt4 i sense refutes.
Caacaxets are made only by tha
S’-rhnjj Remedy Company, and the fam
ous little Ten Cent "Vest Pocket” be*
la here shown. They axe never sold in
bulk.
Every tablet marked "CCC."
Be aura you get the genu me Ttfta
• a e
rmtft to otJR rtticNDsi
We want to tend ta oar friendx • beaatifal
French -deal rred GOLD-PLATED BONBON BOX
Karl--nc nc; <j |n colors It lx a beauty for tha
dressing table. Ten cents In (tamps lx asked ax a
measure of ggofl f ljt * »od to cover cost of Csscxx*
eta with whicYtKfi lalnty trlaket Is loaded
lend to-day, mentioning this paper. A/Uresa
Marline kamada company. Cnicagoor New Y or X.
growing crops are seen on every hand
In fart, it is the exception to And
poor crops. Michigan Is Just teeming
with wealth, and the farmer Is now
facing great prosperity. Suporivisora
In tie* various townships are enthus
iastic o\er the coming state saw
They arc appropriating from S3OO to
sr>ooo to aid farmers within their Jur
isdiction to exhibit. This is a great
inducement and will help largely :n
increasing the display next fall.”
*' • -•.-. il- t’rfnltHK. No fuss and
no feather*. The plain neat kind that
IC it I Inira I'rluMna Cos., No
IS John R -*t. Phone l«fl« *
I'HE DETROIT TIMES: SATURDAY. JULY 3. 1909.
neys first. Mon have similar aches
whun the ktduey* are sick
It Is a woman’s duty to herself and
to her family to detect the first sign
of kidney weakuoss, and to give the
kidneys prompt h«lp. A special rem
edy for weakened or diseased kidneys,
lor bachache and urlnury disorders,
Doan's Kidney Pills, a composition
>f vegetable Ingredients that may be
.tken b> strong or weak, or young or
Id, for the action is gentle, and only
•n the kidneys Doan's Kidney Pills
tstore normal action of the kidneys,
'■guln'e the urine, drive out backache
irnl languor, and cure kidney troubles
urmanently.
DETROIT TESTIMONY
Mrn Atidm Wright, 418 Vermont Ave.
Detroit Mich., mys "Tim t >*-ai* ago
I suffetrd Intensely from kidney
troubh and pains in iny hack and wm
caused much annoyance by the kidney
seel t lions I tiled easily. hud no ener
gy and was bothered l> > a shot t ness
■if breath. Learning of Doan's Kidney
Pills, I procured a box at Gray A Wor
cester's drug store and found them
very effective Four or five boxes com
pletely cured nit and I uni very glad to
sty there lias been no return of the
Double I recommended Doan s Kidney
Pills when they brought these good re -
Hulls and t can still speak highly Ir
their favor."
W
$60,000 FIRE IN SHERMAN.
CADILLAC, Mich July j. A con
flagration at 11 o'clock last Thursday
night wiped out 17 buildings In Srer
man village. Wexford county, causing
a loss of IbO.uuu. Two blocks of
houses and business places were* burn
ed. in hiding the bank, hotel and 11’
stores. The small lire engine was en
tirel. Inadequate Business Is pros
trated.
...The.... I
People’s Pages j
Advertising -ales under any
claaaldcatlon in these columns,
once rent per word each Insertion,
cash in advance No advertisement
Insert* and for I* ss than 15 cents
Person# whose names appear In
the telephone directories may have
advrrtls* ;r.« nts charged at abovs
rates Cull
BELL—MAIN 1493
HOME-CITY 3385
For the convenience of patrons,
an anu* inerts have been T.ade with
the following to receive liner ad
vertlaements nt the same rate us
charged with th*» home ofllce.
h\lT MDlfr
llouiftiton-l’r«-n<’|i < n«| Cos.. 432 Can*
field ave. cast
>ll. Elliott l > liarinae>, Mt. Elliott and
r Jrat lot -n ves.
F. Broun. 1 I sl> teffe i son-a ve
J. >lc|*lier»«»fi. 2110 Oratlot ave., oppo
site <ar barns
WK«T smic.
A. f• • Kanswr, 3'js Oram] Hlver-ave.
Turner Atnntun, 168 Myrtle-st
F. 11. DrUettll. 417 Mlchigan-ave.
•I. XX. Millard. 1410 Fort st west
XV. XV. IliiOi. f.'jt Xtlehigan-ave.
• «
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Jerome <i Porter. 37. C. Elllabeth
Brown, 35
Frank Lukussewskl, 21, Uuatle Fl
am zk. 22
4 —4
BIRTHS
• V
OIIILB
Michael Krollkowska, lu7l Ferry.
Joliii Kowalska. <122 Theodore
c,eorg« tfuyman. ;<*,» l^twton.
Oliver Ellis, Ls3 lh\
Sant Salt >*nian, 6* Dlvlilon.
Oeoig.- .*it f'lerte. 140 Artillery,
An« s WUrodh-tdgc. *liace hospital
Frank Kimball, Broadway
Ernest Hoffman. 832 Sixteenth.
» late Heynol Is, hospital.
August S«ii all, 1 e*i Twentv-elghtll
Fuaene Beek Ilt*2 Junction.
Ar.thony Jelinek 1 430 Twenty-llfth
John Ase*'ltn. 2'.#l FVrry.
Bernard Fox. sh;i Vermont.
John Kongeal. Michigan axe
StioiU v Motienga. 40, Superior.
John Totnala, .*1 L;\lnvstuiio.
HI KTIIS.
Wm tfackslun. 35 Ksisnmn
William Dtdsney i_• 7 TMWiiirnJ
‘-outs o«>hring. «*«6 Wabash
Albeit W'hevlwr, Ota< >' nospi tul
jHlllfM MUU. k'iO ltoOMCVelt
John Mplllane, 31 y Klath
BUYS
Frank Blttman, tils South
A• l<jl|tll Knleta, 273 <‘U'otte.
Joseph Kuiui 371 M o kl.
Solomon K.itner, I*3 Mullen
K*l. Smith, 164 For* at
All*** Wagner, 712 Wooribrldg**.
Frederick Ktetsnsr. «t* Thirty - fuurth.
*•*»•*••! Wolnowsky 20 Morton
John Truntmllhr. Sl** John It
Wfllium Crosky. 326 Cieott*
Frank Kansk*- ?70 Dubois
Stanley Gronski. 673 Willi*
Frank Ors.vhkowxkl. !"*'< St \uh|n
»>ttu Y*• Ilaa*h. IIS.: Baldwin
Frank Klonowskl. 38 ciavton
Charles Hogenrle.ler 364 Sixteenth.
DAILY DEATH LIST
1
•■■ ■ 4
Josephine C Priest. 297 W Hancock
6x your*; nephritis
Arthur S Ith-haid*. foot of First 33
years. drowning
Marvin Barnett, St Mary's hospital,
13 years, t«*tanua
Albert N. Erlcson Gtu*-e hospital, 37
years; anurlani.
Joseph Platt. 1 153 Mt Klliutt, 3*l
yenrs tuher* ttlosls
J«*hn G 1 Uttmai, 4SB Crawford. 62
years. Bright's dis**a>.-
A Men W hltehend. Grace hospital. 36
y**ars, pneumonia
Henry H«K**n 130 Mt Elliott. SO
myocurilltls
A hie Jutovskv 7 »*. Catherine. 86
years; gastrn enteritis.
Margaret Cato, Harper hospital; tu
mor
l’**ter \\ *-mlt. lain Hancock. 78 years;
cardiac asthenia
Murgaret I, Healey, . r ,a Greenwood.
11 months; heart disease
Anthony Astrotvakl. 73 Hale. 74
1 years arterh* v, h-roxls
Katherine oiMnlrznk St Mary’s hos
pital. 26 years; a.■••ldental burns
Thomas Humph*** Klolse. Mich , 61
yea••* apoplexy
Marita ret Mfotowskl. 722 Willis. 6
years; diphtheria
♦ ' ♦
DIED
♦ 4
BAILEY Sarah K-sael.styn, at I'uluth.
Minn.. June So mother of Mrs W J
Hl* off. of Duluth; Mrs. F. W Ran*-
of Boston, and Dr C. H Hailey and
Mrs. (’ M Hammond, of Detroit. In
terment nt Elmwood. Saturday. July
3. ut 4:30 p m.
CANADA Die*| at residence, 271* Ma
• •omh-Ht.. Thursday. July 1. at 12 7*o
p. m , Susan, beloved wife of William
• ’unatlu, and mother of George Black
st*>n* . «>f <Mevelarnl. <) ; William Cj.n
■'* da of (Hand Rapids. Mlrh.; Mrs
Susie Jon***, of Chicago, 111 . Amos
Canada ami Mrs. Agios Itlehardnon
of Detroit, iik’*- ns years 3 months 7
• lays. Funeral Saturday. July 3, at
1 :t<» m. from house, nml 2 p. m,
front Ehen* z*-r church.
DEM EKE July 1. Marie Josephine,
daughter ..t t’lemrntln** l>emek«* trie**
<l:pp< rh'li). aged three years and four
hi>nth> Funeral. St Elizabeth's
*■ lurch. M.mluj, y a m.
Hl* it HNS Died suddenly, W. Arthur
IliitKlns beloved son of George and
Jennie Higgins I*" 11 n**rji 1 from fam
ily realden* e, I*s I .eve iette - st.. Mon
day. at VJO. ami Holy Trinity church
nt 1* a m
HKNNIii J me' 3u, 1001*. at his resl
*l- u *■*•. 1232 Twenty-tifth-st , Henry,
beloved husband of Mrs Henrietta
ll*-nntg. at ait** of 86 years. Father
of William, David. John. Henry and
Theodore Hennlg. Mrs. Bertha Win
kleman and Mrs Mat) Millet. Ku
m-ral nutlet* later.
K< 1 1 .A K At residence, 2 l<» llumboldt
uv**., Anna Kolar. aged 70 years, bs
loved wife of t!;*• lute John Kolar.
mother of Joseph and Henry Flrleh.
Funeral Saturday at 2 p m. stun-
KNAAK June 30. at Way tie, beloved
f.'thei of Pearl ami brother of Mar
tha Funeral Friday at I o'clock, at
Wayne asylum. Private,
dard Interment In Elmwood ceme
tery.
MAI'K At her residence, 257> Euclid
hh- east, Eliza Mack, aged 72. Fu
neral service Friday evening, ‘it 8
o'clock. Interment at Forester. Mich.
OSTKoWSKI June 20. Anthony. ug*-
7 4 years. Widower of Josephine and
father of John Ostrowskl arid Mi*
Albert Kebba Funeral from resi
dence. till St. Atilln Saturday, at St
Albcrtus church at V 3 *
REA DING June 30, I'JfiO. D» Iphe T
Heading. bel*>\ ••*1 nether of H. J .
William <’ C W. Helen E. and Mrs
Francis Weatervelt, aged 6 4 years.
Funeral from residence 2• • 7 Plqu«x*.e
-ave.. Saturday at 2 o'clock
SCHINDLER J ily 1. suddenly at 99
Baltimore east Edmund S-hlndbr.
beloved husband of Ida Schindler, s«>n
of Caroline Schindler, ami brother of
Mrs H. B Howell Funeral from
residence. Saturday at 2 p m
MICH CREMATION ASSOCIATION 3
per cent Interest oc-itifloam, good for
one cremation. F. X Kolb. Treas.
and Gen* ral Manager 12-f> E. Bnule
eard Phone Ridge 567*
MKKTIMi NOTICE*
IIA ZEN S. PI N't HIKE, Camp No 6. Y,
S W V. All members are request* and
to attend im-etlng Friday night; sev
eral candidates. K. S. Stiles, Adjt.
HEI I* \\ \ N lll*—>t Ml.
ANY YDFNO PKRBON dealring a good
position tan get one alter completing
one of our courses. Day nml Night
class* s all the year, our facilities
mt- positively unequah*d it* Michigan.
Dtroit Business ilnlverslty. 11-24
WI Icon il
CIVIL si-:h'viciT"i'l >SITIONH ar* "vVi >
d«*lral>le fut >**ung people Full ln
t'oitnat lon ami <pi*-.-*t ions r*-«-**ntly
us*'d by the t'ommisslon ft*-'- t'olum
hmn * 'nt r cspoml* n.«• College, Wash
ington, ! » > '
BOOK K EEPKBS tgrephers nd
Ki-ii' ittl otllce nelp wishing positions,
kindly call or write The* Daisy 11.
Millet Agency. L2C Chutnhci of Com
meroe
MEN learn barbel tradt gi at demand
for barbers tuition and tools. 123,
catalogue fice Michigan Barber Col-
Icge. 37 E. Congress. Detroit
SEN : > FOR I !: I. V\ ■.* ;< IN
To take your obi n* w spapers, nmga
ztnes. clothing, *-tc W<- can use ary
attic!** to *>ur work * \cept
TIN CANS AND A.MIKS.
Salvation Aintv So'ual Department.
B**tl plion- s. 0 l.afayette-avA.
A- -Shot thaml taught In .30 *la v* Rapid
Shorthand School*. 92 Broadway.
WANTED- Hallway mail clerks, post
offl* e tlorks, * ar t iers; salary, |6OO to
$1 600, examinations In Detroit soon,
preparation free. Write for schedule
Franklin Institute. Dept 61C, Roch
ester, N. V.
WANTED—Hoys to carry news
paper route. Apply Circulation
Dept., The Detroit Times.
I *OH Mil. • >!<»<■> KOW \UM
-80-ACRE FRUIT FARM For SALE
32 Miles From Detroit
< nlv i\i miles from railroad. CASH s4,txx>. in tradt
Crawl clay loam, rolling, owr !„■ milt on lake ilakr cun>i>i of
1 I,fmo acres, 2 miles long, 1 1 _> mile.s wide).
40 am-< of tfnil>.*i. white oak and 4 Ine. S-rotm wit . unJ Mt to
,1 tlcld of u«ts, and ter led down to found.it ion.
I clover I iil|> roof iiarri. 14x30.
1 field of rye, and *<*•■!• and down t«» I Ira- -to. 1•; x -
clover. 0
2 Adda of timothy, and a pn«furc lot 3 < >\s*
down to r>e and clbv<*r 1 npan horses
; 1 orchard of 40b Ivanna peach tree*, s *h» **;>.
years »*ld, flnt henrlnu \•• ir I flock of chickens.
60 plum tree* Japan variety, full hear- I wagon. I hutfgv
; i»»*r. 1 mow Ar. 1 spring, tooth harrow ,
73 apple tree*. some (tearing title year 1 plow. 1 dm* /
for the first time, all winter fruit of I two-horse olttv.itor
cholceat variety I single.horse cultivator
5 pear trees hpartnir for the first time 1 ha v ruck ....
1 acre rod raspberrlea. Also nil in,all tools, arpentet * to, s
l » acre blackberries flood flshlnv small mouth Pass. pi k
*» acre potatoes * ere|. perch, blup tolls und rock I■ ot
Butterfield & Fay, 521 Hammond Bldg.
i TKL M i7,4 N 1-J3. N :•!>, DETItOIT Midi-
W AN i i;ii—HAI.E.
.SHORTHAND IK EE.
Next month w>- will celebrate the Hist
all hi versa! > of out sc'uool It* this
* tty. Our aclimii t<- .n su*'«'e*s
ful b*-yu*nd all expectation. Why f
Because v* giiuraiit* * to t<-a* h short
hand in thirty day*, and w<- are *lo
ti*K It h\ | toy,l Syliahlc System.
The only system in use bused on na
tural pi In* Ipl**s
There l* nothinu mai v e|*»us about It.
even Il'ttUgh it can !>*■ b arn* and in onc
ipiartet the tlm*.- it tub*-* t<* learn
any' other system T*» pf**\e what
this syst«*in In we will give to any
person applying it out office within
th«' next f. w day - on*- week's tuition
In cither our *lav or evening class*-**
Every tiling necessary supplied free
of cliarg .i It « net* you nothing t>ut
your time A practical demonstration
is our greatest convim-lng p**wei
This is th< school that means busi
ness uml we nr** certainly getting li
We se* in*- position* for our grad
uate* Start now ami be ready f* * t a
position next month It.ip'd Short
-I,ami Schools. 18-.ily Ithlg Broadway
and John R Both phones
YOUNG MEN t •»t railroad Bremen
liakrtm-n baggagemen, gTS -f 1 4>r* to
start; early promotion; experience
unti-cessury: state age. weight and
height Addius.i Kullwa* H'ir*-an.
CIO Pur.amu Bldg. St Louis. Mo,
WANTED.
ONE OK TWO
FIRST
CLASS
STAIR
HIT LDERS.
EXPERIENCED.
APPLY
AT
ONCE.
ASS< )(T \TK )N
R( >( >MS.
STIWENS
HIT IT)IX(I,
HELP \V ANTED—FKM %LE.
A Shorthaml taught In 30 day*. Rapid
Shorthand Schools. 92 Broadway.
TWO FI IA MB KB MAN >S WANTED. In
quire Wayne Hot* !
SALESLADIES WANTED at S. U
Knox Cos.
BUSINESS. SHORTHAND AND ENG
LISH taught undo moat favorable
condition*; lay nml night aciiool The
Business Institute. I.i *>itn**-yer Bldg.
LAD IES Hi- eit p| 111 learn air
dressing manicuring, facial massage,
chiropody or electrolysis; great de
mand for Moler graduateu; splendid
pay after f*-w we* ks with us; money
earned from start; catalogue mailed
free. Moler College. Chicago. 11l
GIRLS—WOMEN
You can cam much more money
and far easier making Over
alls at
H. R. STOEPEL. Maker,
1020 Hcaufait-ave.. near (Iratiot
SITI \TIONN WANTED—FEMALE.
WASHING. Ironing. tnst-clu*s, wanted
by tii* 1 dav PI Fust 17.1 2-R.
YOUNG lad) w■ ■ . l i Ilk* genera
work or upstulrs work. Inquire 601
Fat hertne.
WIDOW LADY desire* position, house
ke*-por In small family 109 Frank
lin.
WOULD LIKE WASHING and Ironing
to do at home Address 398 Greeley
st. <*u s t
WOULD LJKR washing and Ironing to
do at home or half days out Ad
dress ,3 93 Greeley-st east.
WANTED Four days' work. aft*-r
Tuesday, each w-*-.*k S2l Grand Rlv**r.
WOMAN. rr.lddle-aged, wlsjo a r-harg*- of
home, city or country; 430 Flfth-st.
vil* UUiXx v. x XTi.Il~*M A ;,lt.
YOUNG Man 20 years of ag** wo ii 1
Hke work of aoino kind Address L.
I>. 1 24l_Llg.nry-st.
WANTED Situation by <b* rr uml wlf-
W<- can t.ik*- uny pis*** In hotel ><r
• lull Add less 49 \dains-uve **t
phone • l*-o W. laimph**ar on Hume
phon**.
YOUNG MARRIED MAN wishes work
of any kind worked two year* at
bartering. Herburt Williams, 6 La
brosse-st
W AN l ED—MIVI ELLA A EOI V.
IIIhUI-.'T j rl*-* s pabl finnlture, stoves,
carpets Lapliain 223 Gr.it I‘ark 243 J
WANTED R \RHITS
Will piy tin- hugest pi le** for rabbits
that weigh 3 lbs each. Irrespective of
color or s*-x. correspondence solicited
EDWARDS* HIKD ST< )RE,
129 Michigan av« , Detroit
• 4111 v l| |C —FA II MS
4m A*'RES I ** inlle v. > st of f>r tonvilb-.
laige liny e small barn. g*»o*l water,
large young orchard, fiutt of all
kiml 400 rods of wire fen**-; tele
phone In 11 *• • house and R F D ter
v lc** anil good land Cal! ami see
Archie Sanford.
Foil NILE Olt EACH A NOE.
HAVE Good 2. 4 and 6 family flats to
exchunge for farm or out-of-town
properly I.*-*-. 3<rl I.oyal Guard bldg
OTOMAUK ami ( Ai.ni.K
ACME STORAGE c> , largest vans,
packing Main 899 4 1 Gllman-st.
ROEHL BKOS storage, moving pa* k
-Ing and shipping Bulge »2h City 913
hi vinens nmiim miid.
lll'l'■ * • . K
!v o| monthly paym* tits' no int>-t* st
Address box *'*l. D* unit Times
SODA EOI NTAINS
NEW STYLE COUNTER SERVICE
METAI. CHAIRS AND TABLES;
CRUSHED J'KT'ir AND FRFIT
SYBFI'S. (N INI- ECTB i.NERS' CAN DY
DISHES AND ILOI.IC JARS
F. B OAF.LADDER *v CO.
183 JKKEEUS*)N. MAIN 2882
PERSONAL.
ill lard*.
HORSES and ('own n-mciVfit- promptly
Phone Millenbu ')i blow Went lou y'*j
hi -. i *
In Detroit Life La Worth Living
If you gel a 16c nival at the Llop.u
IfHtiim aul. «t Lug Ivy -t»v%• JUK lili-
I)<) UK
IIOHhKM |KU VKHIIiJM
U. S. Transfer Cos.
Motor Wagons
Replace the Horse
On** tln>jMiiuil head nf Ijunipti an I mare*
in let 1 ■*• Hold at tlit* rat«* of 6n In ml a
w' < k to make loom for oar motor
w ugitii nervid- Tills lx all Komi, ret -
vlccuble Ntoi'k, all an llmut* <1 uml
••its broken, right out of th** haril' H
kind of work and rt-adv for tnime
dtnto une. an I some light driving
horse* iist-d by our agent*, and hoiiih
mares ilia', have proven to be with
foil sin*** w*f purtliaxid them Also
an\ amount of wagunn and harness,
single and double, light and heavy;
m> fan* \ prh *• naked and almost anv
cash offer will be considered.
Branches at Chicago, St. Louis. <'ln
■ nnatl I’itlxhutg. Cleveland. Detroit
and Toledo Set manager at our
stable, ti i h Foil nt, east Takt
Trumbull ear and K<*t off at Mc-
Douga 11.
CKHnUMAL.
ItAhY with hair on (ace, mole*,
soars. pimples, I.la. kheads, wurts re
moved without Injury by electrolysis,
cure guaranteed. Eliza Meml Oay.
657 Grand Rivet live., cor National.
Phone Grand 2257.
NoTieK Robert McKlnitr) will E# at
iii t oflfcc*, 316 Buhl Mm k, Monday, to
execute pension voucher*.
TO Till: PUBLIC We d.sne m h**.»r
from till relatives who were relate.l
to Frank Loftua. deceased. Detroit.
M ember Clgmmakers' International
Union of America. Mall Information
to Cigar inn ker-s' Local Union No. i'i.
232 Gratlot-ave, Detroit. Mich.
V« OF F~ HA IR GOODS SALK—Cluster
puffs, wavy switches, combings made
up, only $1; electrolysis, removal all
facial blemishes, hah dressing, mas
• age, fare or scalp. Miss R IHub
bard. 407 C.us Bldg. Main 1227
FOR SUM—Mist I’.l I t VF.OI s.
A—6*• 6 typewriters, Smith Rom., Un
derwood sls up. $1 weekly. Repair
ing Cut fie.-. In t Typr Cos.. 38 State.
CLKAN, diy, hard or soft mlllwood.
Houghten - Freni h Dual Cos. Ridge 963.
Soda fountains, i..ii \ i*. and pool
tables; n*'\v and second-hand. Geo.
Marsh Cos . Ivirnier si , i ; /, t*>rms.
WANT Fl> Cor. Ml higan and Fourth,
to furnish rooms cotupli tv, $1 week.
Sumner Cos.
80 DA FOI NTAINS, i.. i. .-1 style.* at < it
prices and easy firms; also metal
stools, chairs, tallies and showcases.
Si hulenburg Mfg. Cos., US Kandolph
■t.
111 I.LIARD and pool tallies, new ami
second hand, front $25 up; also wall
and showcase*, easy term*, supplies
and repairing at reduced price*. Tito
Schuk'iiburg Mfg Cos., 9x ltandolph
st.; established 50 years
11A 11N ESS |USI N ESS l* )R SAI.TT TnT
voice SI,OOO, cun reduce to SSOO for
quhk sale, It will pay you to look
this up at once. F. M Smith, Milan,
Mich.
BAND MEN
Our house makes a sp* < laity of all
band Inst ■ umeiits, we make the cele
brated Rev We h;i\* numerous bar
gains in both new an l m*i ond hand,
largest stork in the state; catalogues
of instruments and band and orches
tra mush- fr.-e WILLARD HR VA NT
Ml SI i 1 ltd Si:, 2lx Wood waril-ave.
PIANOS Haines upright. In good con
dll lon, f1 do One new upright piano
$145 Some of our own make, used
as samples, at a very low price.
Some special bargains In pianos
taken in exchange fur new Kimball
pianos. Good used organs from $lO
up
W W. KIMBALL CO
C or. Farmer and Hates-sts On»
block south of Vn Ipey's Shoe store
FOR'SALE cm: AF* a Tot of building
material. sheeting joist timbers,
house posts, sash ami doors; must
|>e Sold tills week K G. Dailey.
Fourteenth and Kirby aves.
Sovereign Violin String''
Best In tin* world, our line of silk
<t rings for hot weather the flnest
cm i WILUVRD RRV \NT MI SIC
HOUSE. 21 x Woodward ave
WANTED Elderly people to try a i»alr
of our specially made glasses and
thus enjoy life Van Vllet, optician.
235 Wood wo i d-n vc
SODA FOUNTAIN
Second hand marble fountains cheap.
E L G M.L WillKll At CO..
133 JEFFERSON. MAIN 2882.
HIGH-GRADE IMANO nt vour own
ternrs, we dily or monthly payment*.
No Interest Address box 73. Dotrolt
TI me*.
DKt'MMERS
W e handle and make * v*ryU ins In th**
drum 1 1 ntraps. In-ads and all sup
plies write for our prices WIL
f.ARD HR VA NT MUSIC IMdSC. 218
Woodward ave
The Clough & \\ arren Piano
Has a delicate touch and repetition
nnswerlng to most artistic execution.
These Instruments represent the
highest development In the art of
piano construction. A piano of pres
ent, not of past age Coin*.* in ami
S* *• our new stylos. Also hear the
Warren I’i.y r-l’iann Easy terms
CLOUGH A WARREN CO.
213 Woodward ave.
"PATROLMEN
DWYER. I*ll LDS, TITTLE,
H!*.XRh»\ amt KI.E.YmSKI
Ride the
Harley-Davidson
soi.n iiv Economy
: Cycle Supply Cos.
t ir.tnd River \vt
i iHHkil ' ' i \MMi. _
CALL IT MAIN M2i
' For Star \ icuum Craning W igon OrD
, . r ial at I >b n He . i lean'd by
compressed air at our factory
C. 13 31. / Stiii car Cleaning Cos
hum in r%iMin«t
OLD siii'KS made new while y*u wait
the modern wav Famous Sh ID*
pairing Cos 4* St .te at Park 123 R
Shoes Repaired Wu w«n
Ii i' r > i y ; r sfi"E rk
.JO' PAIR CO . 121 I’aimer-st.
WrViCr'vj’iiun*, Park 517-J
ARTISTIC HAIR GOODS!
Have you N , y , D9W DIRfCCTOIRE. CHIONON A-*4i
CLUSTER PUFFB. the very latest natr rraatlons whtab 0414
that Irreetstlble charm to the head dreosT 1 have th# mast
template stock of straight and wavy switches la Michigan
MADAME LORAINE KENNEDY ,
SECOND H.uuH OK I'AkUlUbliiJ a IIIACk bxU r
mtsoNAL-
MONEY TO LOA.I,
Want Money
To MOVE.
To PAY RENT.
To PAY TAXES
TO PAY THE GROCER. DOCTOR
AND OTHER LITTLE RILLS
To PAY THE FURNITURE MAN.
To SQUARE UP THAT OI.D LOAN
and K* ' mori moi *■> to uaeT Wa loan
• from $lO up and you can bor
row from u* on short notlc# In a con
niunttal way, Just call and aaa tha
tnan at
THE OLD RELIABLE."
Detroit Mortgage Loan Co*
0 McGraw bldg.. 149 Griswold
MONEY TO LOAN
No sii-urtty or Indorser required.
N*_vv Cos New Rates New Plana.
DETROIT LOAN A TRUST CO..
, , 41 MICHIGAN AVE.
Look for *b . trie sign. Second floor.
Hours, 8 to 6 dally and 8 to 8 Satur
day. Take stairs
FIDELITY LOAN CO.,
Makes <|Ul( k loans ut low rates and 04
easy ter in*
FIFTEEN YEARS AT
12—McGraw Bldg.—l 2
Cor Griswold and Lufayete.
MoNEY to U4Ah to aaiarleq employes,
or to those who are keeping house;
no security wanted One-half tha
rate of big advertisers. Call and S#A,
AMERICAN LOAN CO.
410-411 Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
Moncv Loaned Working Peopli
ON THEIR PLAIN NOTE.
No Assignment. Mortgage or Security.
Rut< h, one-half loan companies.
BURKART
Hours. Bto 8 daily. 33 McGraw Bldg.
TO ItF NT—HOI H£S.
A.A.—Rental Acency— A.A.
GERARD STORMFELT7. -IA VEI.BT CO
See E. K. BENNETT
Griswold and Larned. Main 377 t.
Hannan Rental Agency
ONE McGRAW BLDG.
HOUSES, flats, stores. Tel. Park 371.
J. F. WEBER A CO.. 304 GRATIOT.
TO HEM—ROOMS.
ROOMS—Fur niture for rooms complete,
_ $1 week Sumner C<> , Mich, and 4th.
“ TiTf. FRANKLIN HOUSE
Cor. Larned and Bates-sts. Rooms 7Sc
and |1 day. Best meal* In Detroit. ISo.
ROYCOIJRT
NO LOSS OF time:
NO MORNING HURRY!
NO CAR FARE!
A four and five-room heated flat to
r«nt In Roycourt apartment flat
building 312-18 Randolph-st . RIGHT
DOWN TOWN, 5 minutes’ walk from
city hall Beautiful location, facing
Madlson-ave. Strictly up-to-date in
all Its appointments Exceptlonalty
cool In summer. A clean, model
building Inquire THOS F NORRIS.
260 Randolph-st.
| TRAVELERS’ GUIDE.
I INTER URBAN I.INKA.
Detroit United Inlernrhan l.lncs.
FLINT 1.1 IIITKirs—N 15 n rn . 12 JJ
m and 4:10 p. m. Locals for Flint.
* a tn and every two hours to 8 p m..
Fnturdny afternoon* an«l all Sunday*
hourly. To Oxford, Rochester and
Romeo. 7 a m. an.l hourly to 11 p. m
PORT lit lloy LIMITED*—7 45 a m..
10 45 a. m., 3 45 p in., 6;45 p m , Satur
days only, 12 45 p. m ; Sundays only,
11 p. m Locals for Port Huron hourly,
* a m to 8 p m ; also 9 p m to Ma
rine <’lty. To JMt Clemens, half-hourly,
6:30 a m to 7 t> tn., and hourly to 11
p m. To Mt Clem* ns via Short Line,
hourly. 6:28 a. m. to 9 28 p m.. also
lip m
TOLEDO LI M ITU IIS—B 20 a m. 11 20
,A- ni , 220 and 520 p. m Locals for
[Toledo, hourly, 6 30 a m. to 8 30 p m..
also 9:30 and 11 \ m for Monroe
.iaukson LIMITED^—; 45 a m.
12 4j ami 3-45 p m. Locals for Jack
son. 7 a. in. and every two hours to
9 p m.; for Ann Arbor, 6 a m and
hourly to II p. rn.; for Tlvinouth and
Northvflle. 6 30 a in and hourly to 7 30
p m,. also Cam and 11 p tn. Saline
*•«** from Ypsllnntl
For \N }ll minlle and Trent on—.s :33 a.
ni. an«l half hourly to 8-93 p m.. hour
ly to 1133 j) m. Sundays, tlrst csr st
7:03. with half-hourly service dally
For llu) ni <lak, lllrntiughnm and
Pontiac—6 30 n tn, tt'«*r half-hourly
until 7 p rn, then hou.vy until 11 p. m.
Extra service Sundays.
Fur FarmlnHtou, Norlbvllle, Orchard
l.nke and Puullmc—6 ant and hourly
until 11 p nr
points * iutii and nr J>eav«* LXAILY l« 4C
!< rn Kara te Tisveland. $2 Plttab'irg.
fi sfi llsrtks. |1 and |!-F' H -oitv, S2 *).
| Fir MAi’KINA ' A pena and Way P>r s
- Mondays ami Hat unlays op m ; W#d
t ***tays an<l Friday**, 9 3<> a in F>r I*>-
LtJDO, Fridays and Fridays 4 *JO p. m..
Tnn'lsis and Thursdays. »*6 * m. For
I.FFFAIiO NIAGARA FALIX. N'm Tar*
I'lly and th* Fast. ’< ave w*'*-li days ip m .
Sundays 4 p. rr. tta k FI - and Excursion*
to Cleisland Buffalo an>t \’i*ir* Pa s
every Sat irday. - VGINA W• OA V * TTY t»I
VISION «'• irr.er eil *• •K< n, pti «*rs*t
do k), Tueadais and Friday 1" a m
HPWOtAL STF AMFii 70 MAi'KlVt,’
I ANO HT IGVACB M ntxy* a* i Thu s
davs •SO a m To OOnFRt It .*4-
1 PAim 9SO a m. Daylight trip io Ctavs
and every Pun lay and W«dne»!ay. **>
Tt
I ... ...
—*• iJ 11 Ml »*1 : m*l.ln
44 Hl l E a I 411 I IM;
Wharf foot of Giinwold-st lor th**
FI 4 1* i PORI ill ito\ Way Ports.
D'.i'.e «1 iii> x a. tn., 2 30 p m. and 4
p m . F todays 9 a. nt amt 2:30 p tn.
1, TOLI'.DO -it al t. 4lt l«I.NM».
lenv.' <l i i'j x i;, i. rn and 4 30 p m.
guiday* x ...» a. in. nml 5 p m
I*l 'l- IN-1144 I: \ t I It a|o > Fiery Day.
Flnsvl'a Orchestra—Daiu liik at t olonial.
Fnr\ w* ek lay*. 50c. Sunday 75c round
* rip t eilar Point uml anmlusky, week
dm* direct SI 2' Round I rl|» -nine day,
sl.lO to Cleveland )
414 rill. Dl.4\lia art. > rank E Kirby
leiixe. an ■••., Sunday Ji a. Si. H im*.
Si p in A >—V 4 I"i*t’Yi fo.it First.
THE NORTHERN NAVIGATION CO.
OF ONTARIO. LIMITEO.
lOllta ni t ill 4.REA I I tki.i A*R
(4EOHOI 4 » HU
For Ssult St»*. M rle. Port Arthur
and Duluth, steamers leave Sarnia
May 1 Af’ar
June L)lh. every Monday Wednesday
and Saturday Salting* May 31 at, J u n#
sth a.>d 12tli. tt'-eugh to Duluth
*1 H411.H FA REA.
Sarnia to aaoll ate. Marl* ssil ~,,
retaru tt4.n#
Sarnia l*> P*»rt 4rthni and return Jena
Serein to Duluth and rrlnrs ... sin#
Sarnia to I nllliuweo* 1 and return 32 M
live < arid lip'* * Uion troui
C L i 17 4 xii IS A oivl
O G McK.ty. 7 Fort-at.
Geo W Watson. G. P A T. A, Ot
T. Railway
Wblta star Una. loot of Orl*wol<l
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