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' REPAIRS TO BURST MAIN
' STURTS AT MIDRIGHT
’ Work of Repairing Break in
Pipe Will Probably Take
- ——iUi Day Sunday -—=
That the cold weather wu respon
sible for the break in the water main
i«t Hurlbut and Kercheval-avea,
I hursday afternoon, la the opinion
entertained by Chief Engineer George
If. Penkell, of the water board. The
break waa located cariy Friday after
noon, Juat weat of the point whert the
fitter broke through the ground. It
vr»a about a foot wide and flve feet
long and in the top of the pipe. Each
aeouoa of the main is 12 feet long
Mud It will be neceaaary to put in an
entire new aectlon. Thla main waa
laid In UO2, and waa tested to 300
pounds pressure to the square inch.
The frost penetrated to within six
inches of the top of the mala," said
dr. Fenkell, "and my personal oplu
ion is that the pipe was chilled to
such an extent thut it was rendered
briftUt.”
The work of repairing the pipe will
start tonight, .at midnight, and it la
t xpecied that it will take up tnoal of
Sunday. As it will be necessary for
ilie repair gang to use the D. U. K.
"Y" at that point, the company will
i tin a plug service oh Kercheval, be
i ween Hurlbut and Concord aves., un
til the work is finished.
While the gas company has restor
ed the aervlee of many of Ita eua
omera in the vicinity, the prospects
i e that about 40 users on Hurlbut
iv»., will have to continue to get
.iong as beat they can without gas
until Monday, although every effort
will be made to supply them today.
Ii is thought that many of the service
pipes are frozen up.
Complaint# literally poured into the
water office, Saturday morning, from
«otisunicrs whose service pipes had
been frozen. The water board refer
a « and most of the people who complain
i and to the Edison Illumluatlug Cos.,
which has an electric thawing device,
and the machine was in great de
uiund. Where the pipes have burst,
*:i will be necessary for the water
users to secure the services of a
plumber, and replacing water pipes in
; cro weather Is an expensive process.
MARHIAiih!).
Alex Caarnowskl, 21; Catherine
Kazyr, 17.
, Jan Prozyckl, 23; Zdzylara M WoJ
z.vpekl, 2.
Jan Danlelewlcz, 23; Mary Rikaczew
tka, IS
Casimir Sxwedo, 25; Helena Masz
ach. 24.
Frank Oriffin, 23; Annu Senatock. 23.
Frank Ualuynski, 29; Anna Kaw»e
ka, IS
Francis Kloc, 24; Anna Blazylnski.
i 7.
Uhristlun Dckker. 24; Hattie Itut
lun, 24.
Mike Galuh, 32; Marcella Kronipulak.
i A. —*-
Aleck Luplnski. 22; Anna Basllla, 19
Nathan Cohen, 23, Sadie Tanarin, 18.
Marcel Koszykowskl, 21, Soluinea La
br:du, 19.
J'ater Condon, 29, Midland; Juliana
Mt-yer, 29. Detroit.
Stefan Kovaca. 25; Mary Uennlng.il
Mato Tomlch, 26; Juliana Mane*. 28
John Wosnlak, 25, Anna Kopitka, 19.
Walenty Wojtaczek, 29; Jadwlga
.’zcmpiel, 18.
, T. Tatea Plnchard, 29. Peoria, 111.;
It-len Stevenson, 26. Detroit.
bmiHii
BOYS.
J. Lehtlmen. 439 Fort.
If. Barrie, II Locust.
r. Hoon. 164 Fifth.
8. Kec..ov»ky, 439 Hastings.
K. Winslow, 178 Madison.
H. Cowrie. 903 Second.
.1. Nootzsker. Detroit.
W. Fry. 606 Second
J. Makowski. 17 Crackow.
F. Babrowskl, 937 Russell.
II Dobrockowskl, 1251 Rivard
T Vnhun. 1-84 Tw’enty-fifth.
M Kwanger. 54 Home
> A. Ui leach, 1184 Baldwin
J Siclinski, #l5B A IcxuniT'rTne.
W Kmmkee. 308 Concord.
C Hchoeasler. St. Mary’s hospital.
V I.ainbardo, 666 Monroe.
F. I.esz, 196 Rademacher.
M Kemp, 1183 Kercheval.
At' Pranclszek, 349 St. Atlbin.
M. Oneblmta k. 167 Thirtieth
C. Pel tic i*. 242 H Orand-blvd.
G7RI.S.
T. T.ytnan. 934 Lafayette.
. R. Cummings- Woman’s hospital
.r. Krol. 936 Russell.
J Scllinan, 404 Wabash.
M. Oreenwold. 309 Winder
Oslante. K 0 Hastings.
V Palermo. 172 Fort.
r; Palazzolo, 223 Macomb.
11. Mlkalejtz. 142 Hale,
f .Stnehowlc. 70 Lockwoork
J T.aranny, 136 Tngersoll.
I. Oyl, 711 Twenty-third.
.1 l.ark, 1019 Twenty-fourth.
If Getfel, 1236 Ml Elliott.
J. Wroblewske, 329 Williams.
T Devine, B*9 Bellevue.
REvrHs.
Avery Levlnakl, 9*7 Trombley, 2
liOntha. marasmus. Benjamin Hirseh
ai. 340 Alfred. 23 years, pulmonary
I'liereulosls; llene Wynn. 3440 Jeffer
son R, 2 years, acute hytnphanglt I*.
/•>du Lasota. 130 Julia, 1 year, diph-
Curia: Jozef Mrcczynskl. St. Marys
»• i“i<ital, 31 years, strangulated hernia;
ignlslaus Blachmlrskl, 299 Confleld.
' 1 years, locomotor ataxia; Mose Be
i s"'*u 343 Darned. 79 years. cerebral
t'i'l’lexy; Wm. H. Cook. HP* Hamll
t >p-hlvd.. <• yeara, mitral ir^ptffirtency.
limn, Y,
IvAY—Suddenly, Feb 9. at 4 a. in.. *5
Alt Mr®. Jana Kay.
tn»M Yf years, widow of the late
Rev. William Kay, M. A., and moth
er of Margaret and Wm. G. Kay. De
troit: Esther M. Drulard and Dr.
.Tos S. La Belle. Windsor. Remains
’ v til l>e token Sunday morning to
residence of Dr. Laßelle, 45 Ouel
litte-ave., Windsor. Funeral ser
vice* at 3:30 p rn , Sunday, eastern
standnrd time Interment at Wind
sor Orove cemetery. -*
STANTON—reb. 9. 1912. at her resi
dence. 81 Beech-st., Charlotte 8.,
a 4«<l *8 yeara, widow of the late
Warren J Stanton and beloved
• mother of fferbert W. Stanton, sister
of the lat* Judge R. E. Frazer, Allen
W. and L W Frazer and Mrs. Chas.
L. Clerk Funeral from realdence
Monday at 2:10 p. m.
al t TlN—Feb 8. 1012, at her residence
76 Ledyaro-st.. Mrs Anne Elizabeth
Neville, relict of the late Thomaa H. 1
Austin. Funeral Monday. Feb. 12
from residence at 9:30, and 88 Peter
sou Paul * cathedral, Adel«ide-st .at
10 o’clock
JF.LSS—At family residence, 244 Benu
bien-st., Elizabeth, wife of Robert
Bela and mother of William Flem
ing, Jr Funeral Monday, Feb. 12,
from Qelst Bros’ chapel, Macomb
si . at 2 p. m
JlißNEltL—Albert W. Cornehl, at his
Msid'-nce, 319 Montrlair-a ve., at 7
«•'< lock a in . Ket» g. He leavea a
’ widow, Merlle, ami daughter MU- i
ril'd, bealrtea father and mother. Mr
ml >lrV 'Wm Cornehl, two brothers
Win,. Jr., and Fred (J Cornehl and
one Mister. Mia Richard Allldnar, to
mourn his loss. Funeral Monday af
ternoon. Feb. 12, from residence.
MjMtb**. wtfe of ttrorge F'nT-~
ton riled i4ldu.v night, aged 61 year*.
Foneral be held from realdence
, Sunday at 2 |*. m. Burial In Clinton
Grove cemetery.
FITZSIMMONS Feb 8. Thomas W„
hr loved husband of Alice and father
• f Resale, Laura. Allen Fitzsimmons,
and Mrs. A L Hart. Funeral from
residence. 410 Canton-ave. Notice of
time latet
•IFDOER—Feb. 8, Thomas Hedger, bo
loved husband of Mrs. Klixaheth
I ledger, and father of Mrs. V. Gar
, barlno Thomas Hedger, Mrs F.
Srhneler, Misses Anna and Clara
Hedger. burial Monday from *2l
Lclapd -sL
mtr W43TKP—KKMAbfc MKbf WgtTIO)—rKMALK.
WANTED
GIRLS AND YOUNG WOMEN
Our large Increase in eubscrlbers has obliged us to Increase the size of every
Detroit Exchange, end to build anew Exchange. To operate the new
switchboards we shall need an additional force of bright girls and young
women.
WE PAY OPR EMPLOYES WHILE THEY ARK LEARNING.
WE PROVIDE REST AND RECREATION ROOMS COZILY AND
FOMFORTABLY FURNISHED FOR THE OFF-DUTY HOURS
W'K tSFEHATST A UOMFLXT2CLY KQUIFRgP ttSaTAURANT XT'
I.EBS TIIA"N ("OST.
WE FAY A SCALE OF WAOEB THAT IT MIGHT PAY YOU TO
IN V FSTIGATK.
WE HAVE OVER 260 SUPERVISORY POSITIONS INTO WHICH
OUR CAPABLE GIRLS ARE PROMOTED.
The Michigan State Telephone Company
° WASHINGTON AND CLiPFORD-RTS.
DIBIN
O’CONNELL—At her sons residence.
165 Harper-ave.. Mary A., mother o I
Frank M. O’Connell. Funeral Mon
day front realdence at 8:30, and
to Holy Trlhlty church.
R7KNICKE—Feb. 3. Caroline, at the
home of her tun, Ferdinand, el" Elßl*
wood, age 82 years, beloved wife pr
Ferdinand Relnlcke. and dear moth
er of Friedrich. Carl, Ferdinand. Ru
dolf. Mrs. Auguste Hommertteld. Mrs.
Jnhanne Mlottel and 'it
Dwutofake Funeral Moml»y I J*
from residence., ami 2 at Bethania
Lutheran church, cor. Meldruin anu
l’ulford.
HTaNTON —Feb. t, 1012, “t her resi
dence II Beech-et . Charlotte H .
aged 63 years, widow of the late
Warren J Stanton. and beloved
mother of Herbert W. Htanton, sta
ter of the late Judge R L. hraier,
Allan 11. ami L. W. Frazer, and Mrs.
Cbiie L Clark., Funeral front resi
dence. Monday tit 2:10 p. m.
THOMA* At his residence In Dear
born. Christopher C., bebtved* hus
band of Mattie E. Thomas, aged 58
tears. Notice of funeral later.
BVRHELI* — Feb. 9. at hie residence.
3237 JefTerson-ave.. Joseph, beloved
husband of May Duncklee Burrell,
anrl father of Ethel. Hazel and Made
line. Notice of funeral later.
PIG .NDEHOABT —Thursday, Feb 8.
Itlt. suddenly, at her realdence. 1326
Belvidere-ave., Mary Prendergast,
.ige 89 years, beloved wife of ex-
Sberlff John Piendergast of Saginaw
miniy, and of Mr®. UUain
Hickey, of Weat Toledo. O.; Mrs. E-
I*>. Schaltberger, of I'etrolt; Frank
E. Premlergast, of Seattle, \\ aeh .
Thomas J , Mantle and John. Jr., of
Detroit. Deceased also leaves a
brother. John ltlordan. of Toledo, O.
Remains will be taken to Saginaw.
Burial announcement later.
HELP WANTED —MALE.
A. A. A. A A. A. A. A.
PRIZE MASK
L BALL
And Valentine Party
On Tueaday evening. Feb. IS, Prof. De-
Honey will give a prize mask ball at
his elegant new academy, *73 Wood
wurd-ave. 20 prizes will be awarded.
And on Wednesday evening. Feb. 14,
h« w 11 give a valentine party. Don't
miss these grand affairs. Select danc
ing parties are given every Tuesday,
Friday and Saturday evenings Visit
America's finest dancing acadamy,
wnere you meet with respectable
Eeople. New clbsses are now open foi
eglnners. If you wish the beet at
popular price*, Join thla class. Phone
4146 Grand.
BOOKKEEPERS, stenographers and
Central office hejp wishing positions,
lndly call or write the Daisy B.
Miller Agency, 526 Chamber of Com
meroa.
STOP AT THE
FRANKLIN HOUSE
On East Lartfed-st., Just
a stap from Woodward
and Jefferson' avenues.
Rooms 60c. 75c, sl, 61.60
per day. Btngle meals
b 25c. Special rates by the
0 week-
A doori POSITION is assured every
graduate of the Detroit Busin***
University; magnificent nsw build
ings: thorough course In bookkeep
ing penmanship, shorthand, type
writing. mechanical and architectu
ral drafting and all English sub
jects. Free employment department;
catalog frea for the asking 61-46-
66-S7-S9 West Grand Rlvar-av*.
JHLltE’fl luur oppuriUilby Jo make
monthly; *par«- time; no matter
wheru you live; no canvassing; guar
antee to show you how; free particu
lars. U. E Rogers, Desk G-E, Bos
ton. Mass.
_ ■
EARN GOOD PAY copying addresses;
[•articular* six stamps. Hinchey, 161.
Middleport. N. Y.
GOVERNMENT rullway mull clerk,
bookkeeper examinations everywhere
soon; get prepared by former United
gtates civil service examiner; write
now for free booklet. Untterson Civil
Service School, box 1155, Rochester,
X. Y
1 WILL START you earning $4 daily
at home in spare time, allverltig mir
rors; no capital; free Instructive
booklet, giving ptans of operation.
G. F. Redmond, Dept. 191, Boston.
Mas*
LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE WANTED
- No canvassing or soliciting requir
ed Good Income assured. Address
National Co-Operative Realty Cos.,
>-7 10. Marden Building, \V ashington,
n c.
R 1 LIABLE men and women wanted,
town or country; no canvassing;
profitable home employment; big op
' portunltv for first parties. A. F.
Neely, 520 Exchange bank, Colorado
Springs, Colo.
WANTED —Man of good ap
pearance who has fair knowl
edge. of .diy. - .References .in.
first letter. Address Box D 86,
Detroit Times.
4 ’
Wan t e d—Subscription So
licitors. Good opportunity
for hustlers. Apply Detroit
Times, Circulation Depart
ment.
500
EXTRA ELECTRICIANS
Needed to do the electrical work In
Detroit this year, such as bank build
ings, theaters, hotels, stores, manu
facturing plants and residences. Join
cur college and secure one of these
high-salaried position* and abort
hour#
The Electric College,
183 Jeffersnn-ave Cherry 2208.
W ANTED—BoV with wheel! Apply
Advertising Detroit Times.
\\ urr—I—AGENTS.
AGENTS’ SALESMEN! Lightning sales
and big money! No goods to buy, no
back calls, no collections, no deliver
ies. Carry only one sample. Just
■end us your name and we will tell
you how to make money foster than
ever before in all your life. No ex
perience necessary. The thing sells
-- sight— Xio- wedepw out tyf
10 calls. SSO « week Is easy. Ad
die** quickly for territory. M. K.
lining. 141 W Ohio-*t. Uhlcngo. 11l
AO KN l rH— Drop ilead ones Awake’
(in.il this ryw invention; low priced,
waterpower bom*- massage machine;
magical, marvelous, mysterious, new
field; big profits Hold on monev
beck guarantee “Marat* art h sold
6 m 10 minates. 21 In 2 days.” Bark
er sell* 8 first day.” Vaughn, “Your
machine has merit. Express * doz
rq.” Free inforrnetbin. Blarkstono
<’o 366 Meredith. Toledo. O
AGE NTH -Men and women; well ad*
vertlsed good paying line Indian
Medicine Cos, Grand Rapids. Mich.
THE DETROIT TIMES: SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1»1*.
WANTED IGMTI.
AGENTS —Goodline Telephone Holder
for home and office; sell 76c; In
dorsed-by telephone companies, or
ganiser. soliciting force preferred;
no novelty. Goodllno Mfg. Cos., Kent,
Ohio
LADY AGENTS WANTEI> New
osltlon, 76 articles; samples fur
nished; exclusive territory given. 64
to 610 dally easy; write oulck.
Toilet Supply Cos., Jamestn\*n, N. Y.
ELL. WELL! uITeaT! GRAND!--
One man’s orders 62,650 one month:
profit 61.650 Lowry reporta: “Why
I actuuly believe I could sell thla ar.
tide bllnd-fobied, and with a gag In
my mouth.’’ Rouse up. Take a hold.
Experience unnecesaary. Wonderful
Invention; a self-wringing mop;
quick sales; 150 per cent profit; In
vestigate. Write today, u. 8. Mop
Cos., 1620 Selss Bldg.. Toledo. O.
HE .»» WANTED—FEMALE.
WANTED
AT ONCE /
Power Machine Opcra-|
• ‘
tors to work on Chil
dren’s and Women’s
Wash Dresses. Steady
work ; good pay.
PRINCESS MFG. CO.,
207-235 E. Larned St.
LADY OR GIRL
wanted, good pay spare time, cony
names for advertiser*, cash weekly.
Stamp for particulars. American Adv.
Bureau, Dept. F, Leightons Corners,
X H.
t- Lady stenographer. Apply
at once at 171 Mlchigan-ave.
SALESMEN WANTED.
SALESMEN WANTED—We shall put
on 25 new men to handle our line on
or l»efor* March Ist; natary or com
mission; flrat-elas* reference must
accompany application. United
States Whip Cos., Westfield. Mass.
roR bale—miscellaneous.
A.A.A.A.—Typewriter Sale
Smith. Rem., Underwood. Oliver, 620;
n>-w visible. 650; weekly 61; renting
61.60 up. DETROIT TYPR. CO., 188
Shelby-st.
A.A.A.—WOOD, WOOD
'All kinds#aoft or hard, big lead# Call
us. H 8. Coal Cos.. Ridge or City 962.
HONEST BARGAINS
Reg. Our
Price. Price.
Guaranteed Spark Plugs ...61 00 60 42
Guaranteed Spark Plugs... .85 .75
Nickel Plated Pliers 50 .23
Pumps (Mon. aad Tuesday
only) l.Sf .96
Anti Freeze, guaranteed.... 1.25 .87
Carbon Remover .... 1.25 .87
ifndv Polish . . .-tt:
Finaoua Keystone Fly. OH.
gallon . .60 .56
Cans Hand Soap .10 .07
Generators 8 00 1.10
ERctrlc Tail Lamp* 1.78 .95
1 only, Lighting Battery.
IL’O hr 24.00 18.50
Tell us where you can buy goods
cheaper, either wholesale or retail.
MOTOR SUPPLY CO..
Nr#rth I*. 1196 Woodward-ave. Oak 18.
LARGE UPRIGHT Plano Regular
6;t00 style, now only 61*7. mahogany
case, very attractive design and thor
oughly modern; pay only 65 monthly;
iiiuat be sold quickly. GRINNELL
BROS. Branch. 57 Monroe
JUST RECEIVED
From. Rhode Islanl; a big order for our
8-In. electric headlights, which have
created
SUCH A SENSATION
We hauo a few left which we will
offer at
$6.90
the pair. As they will not last long
get In on them early. They are
bound to please you.
Your old lamps taken In part pay
ment. ,
MOTOR SUPPLY CO.,
North 16. 1196 Woodwurd-ave. Oak 36.
SODA FOUNTAINS, billiard and pool
tables, new and second-hand. Geo.
Marsh Cos • Farmer-et E-Z terms.
Jb-W -YORK' TRUMPET MfVPEL COfD
NET —Silver-plated, gold-lined bell,
excellent condition; regular price
660; complete with nlush lined cas*.
only 612 OItINNELL BROS, 246
Woodward.
WANTED—Cor Michigan and Fourth,
to furn.eh rooms complete. It'Meek.
Sumner Cos
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE —560 acres
In Newaygo county: good for fruit,
stock or general farming. Price 64.-
000; $1,600 will be accepted In Im
proved real estate, balance eaay
terms; fenced with barbed wire. A. G.
Blood, Lalngsburg. Mich.
RUSINKftg OPrORTL’NITIBN
BRKDENBURY-- Saskatchewan, second
railroad divisional point west of
Wmntpeg, offers investor, meehantr.
farmer, busines man, contractor, ex
ceptional opportunities for making
money; send name and address for
free booklet and particulars, tn
Walch I-and Company, Winnipeg.
Canada ■'
WANTED Trustworthy. competent
inau with $5,000 cash and upward, to
establish and manage permanent In
ml subsidiary business. $250 a month
and gtl expenses, and share of profits
extra; large manufacturing com
pany. well known staple line. »*:tn
off* r excellent opening for steady,
rarable man, fuvoratde Investment
high class business; good for $6,000 a
year nr betta* tn rlarbt man n ltli l.ln
future prospects. Addres I), box 91.
Detroit Times.
4imTin39 WA XTBCI> MALE.
wTnTED -Jobbing, repairing: carper
ter work of any kind promptly at
tended to. Call Main 4479. between
6 and t In the evening
I ~
W63if»:i)-rMI»(M,l.yr,0 1’ g.
HIGHEST prices paid stoves,
carpets. Lapham, 282 Qrgt. Cherry 407
HORSES and cows removed promptly.
1 Mills* berk Bros. Phone w. i««-9#6.
FDR »ALB—RESIDENCE FHOPKRTY.FOR SALE—MEBIDE.VISC pgUPKHYV.
BUY A NEW HOME
HAVE IT BUILT TO SUIT YOU.
We have have a large number of very fine lota on the west side of St. Clair
ave., between Jefferson end Mark-ave*.. for you to choose from. W* will
build homes costing from 62.960 to $4,000 to suit purchasers. See us at
once and complete your arrangements *0 that we can start your house
as soon as the weather permits. The lute are all high and dry; the soil Is
rich, sandy loain and water, sewers, gas, electricity and cement aide
walks are all in. Terms easy.
Ta* nous## *r« all — Tirwi: if pgr c«sr cxxqrmr
first payment, balance same as rent.
Victor, near Oakland, No. 221—Two-story frame, six rooms and bath, oak
floors, fine electric lighting fixtures, gas, decorations, cellar, flve min
utes' walk from Ford automobile plant. Price 62.250.
St, Clair, near Jefferson. No. 385 —New 7-ioom frame, large living room fire
place; oak floors and finish, fine lighting fixtures and decorations; full
busenrent, furnace, fruit roum. coal bin. clothes chutes; an up-to-date,
modem houa*. Price $4,000.
Russell, near Holbrook, No. 2076—New’ lVfc-story frame, AVe rooms and
hath; large floored attic; oak floors, electric lighting fixtures; gas for
cooking; lot 30x127. Price $3,100. ,
HOMER WARREN & COMPANY, /
Twelfth Floor Chamber of Commerce.
City gm. Main 6408.
FOR SALE—VACANT LOTS. FOB SALIC—VACANT LOTS.
GET THE BEST
We claim there is no better proposition in Detroit than
the lots we are offering at from S4O to SSOO in our beautiful
Elm Park Subdivision. Lots on Stephens, Chippewa and
Seneca-aves' near Gratiot. $lO cash and balance $5 per
month will build you a home according to your own plans
and yem can pay for it same as rent. Suitable restrictions.
Easy walking distance to Packard’s and a number of other
large factories. If you want a home see us.
See Local Agent at 1887 Gratiot. Phone Ridge 1396-R.
C. W. HARRAH
301 MAJESTIC BLDG.
WANTED—REAL ESTATE.
I HAVE CUSTOM ERS
For four good homes. 8 or 9 rooms, in
first, or second block from Wood
ward. between city limits and I’al
lister-ave., of value from 68.000 to
612,000. Must be modern and worth
the price. If you have a good home
in this locality and want to sell, let
me know’ and T will put-you In touch
with the partteir. Owner* only.
GEO. H. CARPENTER.
MAIN 4340. 803 FORD BLDQ.
STORAGE AND CART4OF..
ACME .s run AGE COT. largest vans
packing Main 899. 46 Gilman-st.
.tOEHL BROW. Storage and Cartage.
Office, 487 Beaublen-et. R. 828. C. 913.
RJVERHIDE STORAGE Ik CARTAGE
CO—Fireproof and Non-flreproof
storage. Main 608: Moving and pack
ing City 607.
TO W KMT—IIO 4 WEB.
A.A. —Rental Agency—A.A.
BTORMFKLTZ-LOVELEY co.
See E. K. BENNETT
Griswold and Larned. Main 2778.
HANNAN RENTAL AGENCY
ONE McQRAW BLDQ.
TO RENT—nOUWS,
ROOMS —Furniture for rooms complete.
$1 weekly. Sumner Ge Mich, and 4tb.
MONEY TO LOAN.
SALARIED PEOPLE
Women keeping house and others fur
nished money without security. Easy
paymenta Offices n 60 principal
cities.
Save yourself money by getting our
terms flret.
UNION CREDIT CO.
g*oo nd Floor. Rowland Bldg.. 179
SheFby-st.
Second Mortgage Loans
Land contracts bought Money to loan
on realty. Real estate exchanges a
specialty.
EBERT, 309 Majestic Bldg.
MY SPECIALTY
C®fetruction loans, SI,OOO and up-
NMirds
JOHN A. LOTZ,
Main 2 V 68 M>s Whitney Hldg.
CONSTRUCTION LOANS Liberal
amounts. J. F. Weber. 304 Oratlot
PERSONAL.
friendship, help and advice, writ* or
call on Mrs. A. M. Burr, 439 Lafay
ettS-blvd
NOTICE —If any poor girl Is In trouble,
needing advice, friendship or help,
write or call on HUG. MARGARET
DUFY, 908 Fort-sU west. Salvation
Army.
■ ■ 1 ■ l * 1 1 ' ■■■" 11 ■
IlflOlC REPAIRING.
fiT Shoes Repaired £ o *; Ue walt
I ’’UP-TO-DATE” SHOE RE
PAIR CO. 121 Farmer-si
phono Cherra 617-J,
. . 4JLD tia.\2L -
$7.75 PAID for rare date 1863 quarters;
S2O for half dollars, we pay a cash
premium on hundreds of coins; keep
all money dated before 1884 and send
10 cents at once for <<ur Illustrated
coin value book size 4x7. It mean-r
your fortune. C. K. Clarke St Cos.,
Coin Dealers, box 3, Leroy, N. Y.
Nl RNKRV STOCK.
RtHSEHY STOCK, and seed potatoes,
home-irown; illustrated catalogue
free. Mayer's I’lant Nursery, Mer
rill. Mich.
HEAL KSTATF TO KM HAMiH.
WE HAVE a nice 2-famlly flat, flrst
story brick, second shingle, 7 rooms
snd bath each, modern; In mile and
quarter circle. I'rice $5,000 Will
sell or take a house In as part pay
ment.
NICE double brick house on Lln
arn ’ will sell or take other property
or farm In exchange.
HAVE a nice U-fainlly brick flat •
on Klscher-ave.. neur .leffersojj; mod
ern I’rlce $5,200. Will lake faUu l.»
$•00 payment down
STANI)I ; I TILL)
•’ll!. HODGKH BLIHI. MAIN
FOR SALE—RESIDENCE PtOPCETT.
I'utif l amily Rrick Veneer
Terrace '
"N• urtTi Woodward. \t a great
sacrifice in price. Rem aSi 3a
per month. Su.nno fitly* it.
\ payinem of ,5.t,000 down|
handler it.
I HIS IS A NEW TKItII.VK |
HRICK-VBNKKIt OONSTItI'CTK ».V 1
ll.lKOWOOl) FINISH AND FLOORS'
THROUGHOUT AND HKAUTIFUI.I V
DECORATED. IK YOU ARE I>m)K -
INO FOR A SPLENDID INVEST
MENT. MAKE AN APPOINTMENT
WITH PS AT ONt'K TO LOOK ATI
THIS KINK PROPERTY
I 11. Si 1 R MFA KRINIJ. I
Kit Mam iiU. *t»t Psnobseut bldf
FOR BALE—RESIDENCE FHUPEKTY.
EAST SIDE
6100 DOWN, buys two-story 7-room
house with bath, gas, electric lights,
cellar, near Gratiot and Van Dyke,
6-.500. Cun have immediate posses
sion
6200 down, buys 7-room cottage
with attic on lllinois-sl.. near Gra
tiot. Price 15... $2,300
Mtore with living rooms, on Elm
wood, near Jefferson 62.500
Cadlllac-ave.— Beautiful 8-room
modern home, hardwood finish, show
er lights, finely decorated, large
porches and lawn $4,000
We have some Mack-ave. front
age. 30 or more feet, ut $35 per foot.
NORTH WOODWARD
HIGHLAND PARK— $6,000.
North side of street. 60-ft. lot, eight
rooms ami buth. hardwood floors and
finish; French doors off dining room
to rear porch; fine garage; will take
good lot as part payment.
$3,150—6600 DOWN.
One of the best little homes in High
land Park. Jrtocte and one-half off
Woodward, eight rooms and bath,
hot-air heat, electric lights.
62.800—HIGHLAND PARK.
Heven rooms and bath, hot-air heat,
electric lights, hardwood floors and
finish; small payment down.
VACANT LOTS
FLAT SITE
lIG feet. $35 per foot, (lire site for
terrace or two doubles or flats; close
to Boulevard.
Elmhurst-ave., 50 ft ....$ 850
Tuxedo-ave . cor. Third, 60 ft.. 1.000
Tuxedo-ave., north side, 50 ft. 850
Hig hla nd -ave., second block,
100 ft 2.000
Vj-MILE CIRCLE
40 ft 2Vi blocks from Wood
ward $ 6.000
4C ft. I* block from Wood
ward 16.000
Lambredit, Kelly & Cos.,
34 GRIBWOLD-ST.
MAIN OR CITY 313
Plan Your Own Home
It you have the lot you want or
rush to the amount of 20 to 25
•or more) per cent of what you
want to put Into u home, we will
build for you and give you 10
years to pay in. We will assist
you w’tth your plans ami com
plete same. If interested In this
kind of proposition send for
booklet. Wo make a specialty of
houses ranging in cost from 62.-
500 to 110.000.
Urban Realty Company,
328 FORD BLDG
22H CALVERT \YF..
NEW MODERN HUME—S4,SOO.
If you are looking for an exception
all v fine new modern home, you
should look at this property. It has
a large living room across the entire
front of house, large dining room and
krlehen and four bedrooms »md bath.
Jt has wood electrical fixtures to
correspond with the tlnislr In encji
particular room. Entire second floor
finished white enamel; hardwood
Poors and finish throughout
J. IT. * J. R. MKYKRTNG,
Ph’ Main 6713 408 Penobscot bldg.
C. B. WARD
970 Pennsylvanla-ave., new house. 7
room* ar\d . hath, altlf—. 4
floor* (Tow natal re. electric light fix
ture*, window shades, parlor, dining
room and reception hail decorated;
9100 down, balance $lO per month.
<*** Pennsylvanla-ave.. corner of
Canfield, fine corner lot witli 7-room
house T-i»l* l» w *nar>, ready to movo
into; SIOO down. 920 per month,
phone North 1792 or Oak 1 119
Fameworth-ave. Open 9 to 4 daily.
CAMERON AVF.
GOOD 7-room houae. foil haaement,
hot-air furnace, oak floor*, electric
llvhts; $3,900; email payment down,
balance as rent..
KIKBY-SORGE-VELSKE CO.
Cor atk and oniawoLb-rr#.
CHERRY 2244- —CITY 3.122
’ LET ME BUY YOU A
HOME
Name your price, what cash and
monthlv installments £ou can pay.
and 1 will find you a bargain in aay
locality Owner will pay my com
mission
* LET ME SELT. YOUR
PROPERTY
If you can give my clients honest
value for their money 1 can sell your
property quickly. •
WILBUR B. GILBERT,
Tteal fCetftte, Loans and Insurance.
1320 Majestic Bldg Mala 1610; t»d 2017.
C. B WARD
.lit* Heat Cianfl-bl-aw**. -»eart» to move
right In. If VOU W-'nt flits Hue new
home, phone for appointment. Take
Mack-ave. car to Van l»>ke. wtlk
north <»n Van Dyke to Canfield, North
1792 ,>i '>:il< I perms t ’OO down. hal
ance only $?o per month, Open •» to
4 daily
r< >se DAI I C( »nrr
Nine-, oom house in 11 • second block
from Woodward, full basement, fur
nace. hath, etc., good condition. Price
$1,900, easy terms llest buy in ths
north end.
G A. P.RSKTXE A CO.
rnone Main lij* Mu Jestb bldg
.felt rrlnllna tree* RfsM. Times
frtatlag Co- 1$ John R -*t
ro»t »a urn. ram «Auumart a—... j
Winter BARGAIN!
Hlart the new year iu right by buying Lets In .** '
WILDERMERE PARK v
. . ' : . *, y:. 's£W‘ vu>
8»« our L«n on Dsxtef-blvd., WhlUty and otbar streets, at
~>350 - AND _ UPWARDS
This subdivision lies esat of Grand Hlvar and north of BoulevarC
Newer*. sidewalk* and gas Included In tbasa prloaa Building restriction* 3
Beitt streetcar facilities, near new Northwestern High School and farry filfc, *
WE WILL BUILD FOR YOU ON EASY TERMS Jji
Don’t delay, as these prices will advance In Spring, agent evaff'n
afterpoon ami Sunday at corner of Orand-blvd. and Dexter-blvd. Phone Wal- 4
nut 224-J.
C. W. HARRAH 1
301 MAJESTIC BLDG. *
POH IALB RUSIUEyCB PROPERTY.
HANNAN S SPECIALS
BY F. E. HANNAN.
HOTEL. ROOMING HOUSE Oft BUSI
NESS PROPERTY.
Northeast corner of Elisabeth and CUf
ford-eta, two blocks to Woodward;
large 3-story and buseinent brick; 2S
rooms, two bulbs. two furnaces.
Property In best of condition. Owned
by one family for 60 years, now of
fered for sale for Ural time owing to
ape of owner Property bound to
enhance In value. Pays good revenue
now. For particulars see F. E.
llannan. ' -
M,6oS—New double house near Mt.
Elliott, t rooms each; rents tab, easy
terms.
12.100
Cosy east side 8-room dwelling,
hath, gas and electric light, large
barn; euay terms.
$4,000 Desirable 9-room dwelling.
Juat outside mile circle, west side;
bath, steam heat, good barn; lot 50x
130, terms easy.
136 MONTCALM EAST.
Cosy 7-toont cottage offered at a
bargain.
Dwellings at all prices.
City and furnt properties
Real estate exchanges In the city
and elsewhere.
Desirable central properties at low
prices where enhancement Is surs.
Those desiring Investments see F.
E. llannan. HANNAN HEAL ESTATE
EXCHANGE.
LINCOLN AVF. HOME
AT A BARGAIN
LINCOLN-AVE., near Grand River—ll
rooms, solid brick, slate roof, full
basement. Peninsular furnace, hard
wood floors, combination fixtures,
laundry and toilet in basement, gen
uine mantel and grate, tiled vesti
bule. nlrely decorated, etc., all in
••At” condition; large lot, shade
trees, etc., tine neighborhood; house
cost over $8,000; less than $8,500 will
buy It this week; $1,500 or more
dc wn, balance to suit. M. W. Beals.
36 Commonwcalth-avo. Phone Grand
3747-J.
Let Me Sell Your Property
If you can give my clients honest value
for their money, _ I can sell your
property quickly
WILBUR B. GILBERT.
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance.
1820 Majestic Bldg Main 14*0 Gd 101 T
BARGAIN
North Woodward, first block; elegant.
9-room brick; slate roof, hot water
beat, oak and birch finish through
out; large lot; fine garage; owner
out of town; will take $8,250 for a
quick sale.
PARKER. FPIIUNK A FRY.
M. 8030 911 Majestic. City 5745-X
Flat Near Waterworks
Rented for $792; price $5,000.
Flat near Kercheval. 14.900.
Double house on Kercheval. $2,900.
Flat on Canton, S2OO down; $2,700.
EBERT, 309 Majestic Bldg.
8-ROOM modern terrace, with or with
out garage, corner Third and Boule
vard.
E. W. F.VSTER.
807 Majestic bldg.
Lift ppiitli. Near .Vli
Seven-room frame, buth, laundry, cel
lar 15x24: gas. attic: lot 40x128;
$ J. 400.
ALKX. WATSON'
>O2 HAMMOND HI.IKA,
Maxwell, North of Gratiot
GOOD new 6-room house, electric
lights, oak floors; price $2,000; S2OO
rif wn, balance as rent.
KIRBY-St )K< iK-FELSKE CO.
(’OH STATE AND G RIBWOI.D-BTB.
CHERRY 2244—CITY 3322
K«H atLIfc—rAIIMK.
' CLOSE TO NATURE""
1 ACRE FARMS
s«i MILES FROM CITY HAM* NEAR
CRAN'D ItIVKU AVK., ONL-ALLh,
Lf)TS ONLY $f»00: GOOD SOIL. PL
HI It ABLE FOR COUNTRY lIj>MLS.
gt’ft ROUNDED BY OOOD NRIOH*
RORHOOD. NEAR TO CHURCHES
AND SCHOOL.
City & Suburban Homes Cos., Ltd.
joo Griswold Street.
40~ACRKS—Richmond. 5-room house,
barn Ut) arrow of tlmbrr: only I*.-00.
4(1 acres. Hellevllle. 4-room house,
barn poultry house, corn rrlh. orch»
ard. some small fruits; only • 4.0* 1 0-
-dJI BSSSSr- Tt7.<ar i WB»
barn*, good orchard, beat of land. A
snap at sl* 000.
FRANK F. BRIGGS.
THE FARM MAN
609-2 Majestic bldg Main 1700
71 ACHKB southern Michigan Adjoins
limits of city. 0,000 Inhabitants; rich,
et oduottve soil, suitable for truck
gardening. city pasturage or general
fuimtng; spring nrarer small house,
arod outbuilding*; nice modern home
in the town If de"lred; offered ehean
to close estate. See H HANNAN.
Hannan Real Estate Exchange.
i Acres Near Roval Oak
Hond'bulldlngs; near electric; $1,700
4°- Keren on electric, good buildings;
$2,100. .
190 h< res nr. Grand River to exchange.
EBERT, 309 Majestic Bldg.
2 AC lira »n Wayne. $l,lOO
sh sere* nea.r Alaconsc. $1 .*OO
*7 acre* near Roberts Lading.
V; r rV..“Tu.'!oU So! -took «nil
♦•‘•erwVn-Vr Mllfor.l
67 acre* near Redford. stock and
Sg'lcrV ntVr Hlrmtnghn.n, MAH
three hundred farms located
ithiii r,o mile* of Detroit, from 2 to
m acre”, wilt, building* Get my
f list and »*■* me before you buy. f *
It,, open' Thursday evening until i
0 ' The - Form Man.
507 MAJESTIC PLPG
—r s foi- sTor
-7 a on *ftr line, aood building ‘a a.
v. 1 a rapes one A orchard, straw
betrb* natd . rhubarb, etc . price
f*
t» \ with *lmb«f ■ wheat, meadow,
#Tr 11*40, $1 «>"« down.
n' a ’ house and ba*n, liotse and.
w " non; I'j A -trgwbe.rlea; chick
*o- and pigeon stools of *H kinds,
i-1, .. 12,|ft«*. SI,OOO down
1 li plenty but blind. *U tilsd;
, \ wheat, orcl.aid etc.; $2 90V.
11.000 down. _ . .
These farm* .tf* 5 and 10, f*’’- T *
from Detroit, and will trade for city
rr W r mtANnrHAM!’ * LAT'GHM
Rtdge $»•!* ** #id 4 *L
rOR »\t.E—PARMA *3
THE “THUMB LAND** H
**•> u.°* buy ? fAnn ,n Thu»V#9«
Michigan, where you can get a >tc4 *
farm at a reasonable price? Lsflll
over this list, and be «mvli?ee<P
Anyone desiring s good 40-aere farm.
1 would state that 1 can show §•
good places from SI,OOO to $3.900
ready to move onto this spring, by
ifJi * three-days* drive. 1 have
ved here for 3| years. and know ]
i h » rt C .?. U « ntry . thoroughly, and am tW,
a position to save you time «ne
money in looking uround. Would bo
pleased to hear from anyone desir- 1
k,nd of * f*rm. '
,** * ACRKB-' miles from Kftmg* <
lon, or Mayville, 10v acres cleeretL A
“Sf.** or< |hard; good 10-rooni house,
j ollar, cistern, etc., well finished 7
basement barn 36x52; straw barn fU
*“*• other outbuildings; windmill,
pipes, etc.; over 180,Cx>u ft of great
'h ’ and hemlock timber.
1 rice $6,500.
ACREd fruit farm. 8 miles from
Kingston, 120 acres cleared, new*
basement barn and farm heuse; alf'
kinds of fruit. Price $5,0V0.
1«0 ACREd—BO acres cleared, some
timber, smalt orchard. fair
buildings, 100 acres level, balance*
rolling; 4 miles from two good mar- ‘
keta. price $4,200.
IXO Ai.’REg —Good Isvol land. ttfc
piles front Kingston. new hank..
,fcrr !.* , * d • good 9-room brick hirnee. 1
small orchard. 110 acres cleared*
Brice $4,500
120 ACRES—6 miles from Kings
ton 100 acres cleared, rolling. 899
*»Pl4e. pear and peach trees hearing; *
40 acres into wheat and rye; good *
bank bam s4xll, and fair house.,.
Price $4,000.
80 ACHES of A-No. I land, 4 miles
from good market, all cleared, level,
natural drainage, well fenead and
land In a high state of cultivation: 4
acres of orchard; a large 10-room 1
house all finished from cellar to gar
ret; full basement. windmill, pipoe to
barn and house; large Imsemen* earn .
with atrajv ahed and small barn, on
telephone and R. E. P ; 14. mile to
church and school house. Pried
95.104.
SO ACREB-—ll- miles from Deford,
good level land, 50 scree cleared,
good orchard, new basement bash
36x70 and small barn, a good t-room
house, recently remodeled. This Is
good sugar beet land and in Ik2
sugar beet district. Price $4 506 ‘d
$0 ACRES of level land, 71 'Odfgg..
cleared, 1 *.4 miles from R. R. station.
160 fruit trees and sip»ll fruit, fair
buildings, silo, windmill, pipes, eta.
Trice $3 200
80 ACRES of rolling lead. 40 sagas
cleared, 200 fruit trees, a good wall
and spring on place, new bank barn
30x44. fair 6-room house, good fences’
principally woven wire. 4 miles from
R R. station. 2 miles from store. A
mile from school. Price 91,999.
The Thumb Laud Realty
Exchange r3
KINGSTON. Mich.
r DE VON HO PER. MQk,s
4 Acres’. on MicKfgan-ave. Hi village
of Inkster; 9-roqm cottage, 14.r00m
house; 2 good barns; new ehlcßMt
house, 20 ft. long; good well. Pttce
*1 s*>o; will trade.
' \<'Ri:« nt Clawson, new house
74; cement block cellar with cement
♦lnor under all; new* barn 11x24; hen.
V.atisc 10x?0; corn crib; tine welj 199
ft. dern; 700 grane vinos, over ga
• acre of blackberries and the same of
strawherries: 40 young peach «reea.
-H r-rrrmg m —l- freer nnA- 8-
trres Price $4,500 cash: 9L004
trade.-..
4J*4 ACRES, good loam aori. 3 miles
*r> m n srood town: 6 acres of, weo#<
Rt: *-r»»«m house, with good °#yar
V ell-heated: horse and harn; all
necessary outbuildings: stock, crons
and tools. Evcrvt.hinu goes for $2,009.
91 ACRE*—4O miles from Detroit. {'4
♦ullcs from town of fi.foo; else Mil:
15 acres timber; fln« 10-mnm houeat
2 lurae barns; buildings all tp good
condition stock -tools, nnd tiousc
hold furniture ell go for 33.000.
115 ACRE*—2S miles from Detroit. I A
miles from rallrocd station: good %■
loom bouse; new basement bsm. not
completed; 10 sores uravel loom xr*ii
under cultivation; hnlcnce tjmber.
Price $1 000; will consider good ceif.'l
■ tape In Detroit tn part • • --
11* ACRE* —30 miles fro>u Detroit..*
miles from town, 73 seres plow lasd;
sopd 7-room hovjso; 30x40
’•ore and other Improvements. Trice,
s\soo.
FISKF-KTNNF.Y CD.'JSC.
1510 FORD BLDG
MAIN *3l CITY 832.
K<*R SiT.E—l5O acres Tsuhella ccunt'**
fine house, barn, and orrhard; 70
acres under cultivation. fenced.
33 800 Address owner. W. Moyse*.
Weldman. Mich. .
roi BAI.IC V arAWT LOT*.
W'oorlwartl Avo. Corner
i**vrT«D rtrtr m.-nrire NTiTTTIT'
OF BOSTON BOULEVARD.
This f>roperty can and is going
to he sold at a remarkably low
figure. You can double your
money on this propfruty In
side of two year*. Owner
cash; is fcoinp tna ccept first
offer. Act quickly.
T. H. & I. R. MF.YERING/
Ph Main 5715. 40* Penobscot M4g
TP MT’ nrVDE.
Detroit t mitkd interikba m.~~
TOLEDO-CLEVELAND LIMITED#
7:10 a m and every two hours to |;M
Em Toledo only. 710 p m Toledo
xpress, 7 a. m . every tw« hours tn T
p m Toledo Locals. Ia m , every two
hours to I p in.. I p. m ; Monroe only.
'Vbifir ht?rdn limited*—tot
ih . every two bourn to 7:12 p m.; gun
, day only 11 P* jn Locals. < a m.. i?«ry
tio hours to v p m . 9 t. m; Nartut
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