The Detroit times. [volume], April 06, 1912, AFTERNOON EDITION, Image 9

About The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920

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Chinese “Little Lancfa”
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The Idea of,the M Ltttle Farm" has
, struck China, and will be used to aid
fUmlne refugees and those who have
loat everything In the war.
Self-help la the fundamental Idea
aocordlug to the plan aa outlined In
■/a ,:^Bfs^gr
Filled With Good Things for £
i MMH"/ the Easter Feast jgf
the Jf
COUDIE MARKET CO. /
W e Give tpZoPLrs\
WK,' People's Legal Stamps
rr^
I 3or 4 lb. Strip Bacon, . 16c **“"**”
5 ib. Pail Pure Home-made Lard, . 55c
Picnic Hams 10c
Strictly Fresh Eggs. . 25c per doz.
WM. A. HUETTER, JR.
830 GBATIOT AVE.
Your Easter Dinner
Try nur Ic« Cream, Brick Cream or Fruit Ice*,
delivered to any part of the city, properly pack
«*. reaching you at desired time. We guarantee
our goodH o'lual to any on the market at popular
. prices.
One trial, please, to be convinced. Our price llat:
■ ILK CREAM. -
1 qt. Vanilla Cream, 33c| tilth fruit, 40e
- qt. \aallla Uream, OOc: with fruit, 70c
:t qt. Vanilla Cream, 70ct with fruit, |l
1 gal. Vanilla Cream. 80c| with fruit,
91.00 null 81.40.
3 gal. or more, M»c per gal.
HKICK CREAM
1 qt. Brick Cream, 4«ci with fruit, 40c
2 qt. nrlrk Cream, 7Oct with fruit, 70c
3 qt. Brick Cream, fit with fruit, 81.10
1 gal. |two colors), 31.20: with fruit,
81.20 aad 81-40.
1 gal. (three colors), 81-30.
All orders to be delivered at noon must be In
by 9:30 a. m.
I STANDARD ICE CREAM CO.
\ 000-071 McDOUGALL-AVE.
V I’honea Ridge 1140, Field 114.
1 Let your home be decked
\ with beautiful and fragrant
I FLOWERS
B —FOR—
I EASTER
■/ Every style and kind of flower-
V ing plants and cut flowers at prices
f absolutely the lowest.
A. C. Schmidt
\ THE FLORIST
623 Gratiot Ave. Phone Ridge 3614.
• _ ■ BUY THE BEST .—— ,
■•““Seely’s” Flavoring Extracts
Vanilla, Lemon, Etc. Sold by Lending Grocers.
m recant consular report. Tho work
ers and their families will racetva
Unsocial assistance for their main
tenance until the first crop has been
harvested. Afterwards they will be
expected to support themselves and
pay an amount sufficient to meet any
government tax on the property ass
whole and interest on the money ex
pended in giving them a start.
A provision is Included in the plan
which will enable the teuants to pay
THE DETROIT TIKES i APRIL ’ 1912.
s large part of theee taxes in labor,
should caah payment be too heavy a
burden.
A number of families have already
been installed aud will develop small
farms and market gardens on the
land. I( the plan is successful on the
120 seres already secured near Nan
king, the idea may be extended to
aid thousands of peqple. It may even
be taken up as a government project,
as Dr. Sun Yat Sen, president of the
M EMI Silt
QP
HAM, LAMB
and VEAL
—AT—
MARX’S MARKET
gggr 25 Cadillac Square
l gy hOOO Small, Lean Sugar Cured Hams with fat and skin
HrJnp- removed 14J/ 2 c par Ib.
*j ** Sugar Cured Breakrast Bacon (whole or half strip) 15c per Ib.
W v ' a * Genuine Easter Lamb—
r »>d Get Hindquarters .. $1.50 to $2.50 Forequarters.... 75c to $1.50
t) Extra 100 Milk-Fed Jereoy Calves —
Green Veal Boaßt * Leg or Loin jfe
Trading Veal Breaat for stufflug wac
Leg or Loin {\ c
COUDIE MARKET CO. A " D T N « O . w J.°T R eR „„ T
ss? 7ou w,u th * iar *“ t >nd choic - t o« *>..«»- to UP ,
OUV.B.
W, ar. h*rid 7 J rwr yoS*»B4^in P wm*aSd* , £jLt marlt ? a ' y ' rythln *-
thun you can possibly find elsewhere. y and you w ® nd fi r * ator value for your money here
Come in or phone your orders early. There is an advantage In doing bo.
Special—Hams, Fancy Sugar Cuied ICn II eccs,ss«~
WHOLE OR HALF) PER LB * I|l I* I ■ m •
Auy of the follow lug hraudu—STA R, PREMIUM,'HONeV, PERFBCTIoiv. ■“ “ Pol UOZs, d2 t> C
On above Specials we cannot
MEAT DEPARTMENT.
Veal Breasts, shank on, per
lb 10c
Veal Rreaala, shank off, per
lb me
Veal Rump Hoanln, per 1b....1t1c
Veal Loins, per lb Ido
Veal Shoulders, per lb I4e
Veal Stewing Pieces, per lb. .lie
(•KXI'I.VK SPRING LAMB by the
quarter; tine, tender and Juicy.
Fall Lamk, Leg* or Hlnd
quarf era, per lb 17e
Fall Lamb, Froat <)usrters,
per lb 12c
Put Hon*#* Prime llref, 1b..13c
Freak Hamburg Htesk, 1b.... 12c
Short Riba Prime Reef,
per lb, ge
Genuine Old Vlrglala Hama,
per lb 35e
GROCERY DEPARTMENT.
WALKER’S FAMOUS GRAPE
JUICE:
25-cent bottles for.. iße
16-cent bottles for He
Fancy Figs in Jars, per Jar.23c
Del Monte Asparagus Tlpa,
per can 20c
COP FE E Goud^ e . S ?f c . ,al B,end *■ th ® biggest coffee value offered in the city today. 0% a
■ "■■■ A delicious, smooth, rich blend, per lb 30C
Orange Pekoe Blend Ceylon Tea, a very fancy tea. per lb W
”5.,, COUDIE MARKET CO.
GOOD THINGS TO EAT
re-flavored, *Delicious-tasting Table Delicacies
Pure Preserves, Jellies, Catsup, Table Sauce ,
and Baked Beans. ;§
Prepared Mustards, Vinegars and Apple Butters.
Pickles, of Course
All Made
“WILLIAMS WAY”
In The •
Spotless Factories on Williams Square.
WILLIAMS BROS. CO.,
i I I ■■■ i .1. —-n
OF DETROIT.
Pick the Pickle From Michigan.
new republic, has Joined the organi
sation committee.
Dear Miss Grey—l have a cinnamon
colored cloth skirt which haa been
spotted with rain. I have sponged and
pressed It without remedying it. What
can I do? MRB. T. E. D.
A—Your only recourse Is to thor
oughly wet It all over alike and press
it until it is dry.
t accept Telephone or C. O. D. or
Nabob Sliced Pineapple, none
better, large cans, per can 20c
Stuffed Olives, large bottles,
each
Evaporated Milk, small cans.
any brand. 7 canrf*. 25c
" sleet Meats, Halves, Fancy,
per lb 40c
Cooking Figs, per lb. Oct 3 lb.2fte
W’hltc Bear Preserves, assorted.
Mason style Jars, per Jar...25c
BUTTER DEPARTMENT.
Freak Cottage Cheese, per lb Sc
('hole* Creamery Butter, 6 lb.
cartons, each 81-75
Fancy Michigan Full Cream
Cheese, per lb 23c
Fancy York State Full Cream
Cheese, per lb 25c
Imported Camembert Cheeae,
very fancy, In wood, each 35c
Imported Swiss Cheeae, fancy
—per lb 84c
Domestic Swiss Cheeae, equal
to most imported, per lb. .24c
Fancy New York State Lim
burg Cheese, per lb 20c
Brie Cheese, Roquefort Cheese.
Gorgonsola Cheese, Edam
When
Shopping
for
Easter
Candies
REMEMBER THAT JOHNSTON'S CANDIES
are sold by Kinsel in
beautiful boxes; also Lowney’s Chocolates and Cream Can
dies, Morse’s Dolly Varden and Apollo Chocolates, in 1, 2
_and 3-pound pretty Easter Boxes.
Special for Saturday, 500 nifty sweets, assorted choco
lates, in pound boxes, regular 60c value, 25£ per lb. plcg.
KlMttl CUT RATE
IX.III JC/L DRUGGIST
OPEN ALL MIGHT
‘ ders. These Specials sold for esi
Cheese. Pineapple Cheese, Gen
uine English Stilton Cheese,
Package and Potted Cheese, all
kinds.
POULTRY DEPARTMENT.
Fancy Heft Board Roasting
Chickens, per lb 22e
Choice Roasting Chickens,
P«r lb 20c
Fancy Frying Cklekeua,
per lb. 22c
Choice Broilers,
P«r pair Si. lo and 81.20
Choice Stewing Chickens,
per lb 18c and lSe
Choice Turkeys,
Per lb 2Sc aud 2Sc
Ckolce Young Duek, per 1b. 20c
Fine Young Geese, per lb 20e
Freak Dressed Aquae,
per pair 75c
Crosse A Blackwell’s Pickles
and Chow Chow, pint bot
tles, each aoe
BAKERY DEPARTMENT.
Pound Cake, Fruit Cak«s Ladles*
Cake, fresh every day, lb. 20c
Fresh Parker House and
Finger Rolls, per dos is#
Easter Specials!
Rabbits, Baskets, Eggs, Eastsr LlUaa,
Tulips, stc., ready to serve.
$1.25 Per Dozen.
Brick lee Cream composed of maple,
walnut, pineapple and aprloot loe.
50c Par Quart.
You wlTl find thla combination Brick
Ice Cream a fitting climax to your
Easter dinner.
Pleaas Telephone Your Order Before
8:30 A. M. Sunday.
Arctic Ice Cream Cos.
Grand 4110. City 7072. *
Bread and Education
0 7 ♦
New York employer! say it la es
sential to the success of their busi
ness that thsy should be permitted
to employ children of 14. and New
York educators say it is essential to
the future welfare of the state that
it should have citisena with a decent
ish only at the stole.
French Vienna Rolls, per dos.ixe
Bread, all kind*, large 10af...9c
Imported and Domestic Crackers
and Biscuits, all kinds.
VEGETABLEA AND FRUIT A
„ Hos House Lettuce
New Potatoes, New Beets. New
Carrots, Beet Greens, Radishes,
Cucumbers. Celery. Rhubarb.
Cauliflower, Egg Plant, French
Endive, French Artichokes.
Hwest Potatoes, Mushrooms.
Faney Grape Fruit, each....lOe
Oranges, Bananas, Lemons, Mal
aga Grapes, etc.
Fresh Afrawberrlss.
FIAH DEPARTMENT.
Fancy Fresh Hallhut, per lb 20c
Faucy Jumho Smelts, per lb. .2()c
Fresh Steak CoS, per lb 15c
Freak No. 1 Smelts, per 1b... 15c
Fresh Haddock, per 1b.,..12tic
Freak Ocean Herring, .
_ P«r lb lSVfcc
Canadian Finan H addle, Freeh
Mackerel. Trout, White Fish.
Parch, Herring, FreSh Salmon,
Mackerel, Flounders, Shad,
Bcallopa, Oysters-
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education, which is impossible if chil
dren stop their schooling at 14.
“ ’Ere’s a rum go!** as Bsm Weller
would ssy.
But Dr. Dean, chief of the division
of vocational schools, baa a remedy,
he says:
"It is true that employers need the
labor of these children, and equslly
true that the children need the pay
to be earned, since thoir parents can’t
Bupport them. Suppose we do this:
<BUY YOUR
GROCERIES of
W. M. KOENIGS
(The grocer who guarantees 20 per cent *9h
saving on every Dollar.) ■
1306 BEAUBIEN STBEET 1
Phone North 1168. ■
—FOR— I
LOW PRICES. QUALITY ■
AND PEOPLE'S LEGAL ||M[ ■
STAMPS TRADE WITH THE J E&9USi M
DETROIT MARKET CO. I
417-423 Gratiot Avc. fl
850 Fort St.. E. *
678 Fourteenth Ave.
921 Twenty-fourth St. M
SHOP T*o* I>oor» from » Qra>
VERY SPECIAL—-whilethey last
500 3-Bloom Easter /flB
Lilies, 60c.
PI L j
Do your shopping jS
Ut’s Worth Whil *”M
Provide that no child between tM
axes Os 14 end 17 ehell >e employe#! 1
n any tr*d** or Industry unless thdjl
employer agree# that such child ihalT
be permitted to attend eehoel IK
hours a week. The employer veold .
not be denied the privilege of employ-1
lng these children. The children jj
would not be denied the privilege of i
making money for their eopporl And -I
the state would make enre of a fßtnre :
cltlaenehlp of educated men and
1 men.** iw
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Pladies
■ SAVE MONEY Tomorrow
A FULL LINE OF
: RESH, CHOICE MEATS
AT LOW PRICEa
CALI* ■■-•-
J. LENHARD
336-38 ST, AUBIN
PHONE E. 118.