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DIPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS.
l>«trolt, June 11. I*l2
PROPOSALS FOR PAVING AND
REPAVING STREETS.
Mealed proposal* will be received at
th.* olfce of the Department of Public
Works, Detroit, Mich, until Monday.
June 17. I*l2, at 10 o'clock a. nr, stand
ard fine, ut which time and place
they will be opened, for furnishing all
the labpr and material and puvtng *llll
re put Inn the atreeta named below,
within the llinlta mentioned. In the
City of Detroit, with the atyle of pave,
merit stated.
With Cedar.
TOLEDO AVENUE (Paving).
Toledo avenue, from the weat line of
■cotten avenue to the eaat line <>f
Clark avenue. 38 feet wide, with cedar
block* on concrete foundation and H.*
rea, Medina or any other curLatone
that may be bid upon and ordered. In
cluding new foundation und brick pav.
in* between and along double track.
I'KKPtHIXti FOH KHKKT tRPH 4LT
• I'RFAtING.
PUTNAM AVENUE (Hepa»la*>.
From the weat line of Woodward
avenue to the eaat line of Cass atreet,
30 feet wide, with 0-Inch concrete and
Medina curbstone
HKI.DKN At K.MI t < ltepa\lug I.
L'rom the west line of Second avenue
to the eaat line of Lincoln avenue, 20
feet wide, and 20 feet wide, with 6-
Inch concrete and Medlnu curbstone.
MULtCri’ STREET (Repaving*.
From the eust line of Jos. ('unipau
avenue on south, to the west curb line
of Llmwood avenue. 26 feet wide, with
6-lnch concrete and Berea curbstone
with Brlek.
Note —The brick for repaving the
following atreeta will be furnished
and delivered on or contiguous to the
work by the City of Detroit, free of
cost to the contractor.
ABBOTT STREET t Repaving*.
From the brick at Michigan avenue
to the eaat line of Trumbull avenue, 28 ;
feet wide, leas alngle track, with brick
vn 8-Inch and 1-Inch concrete foundu-|
tlon und Medina curbstone.
SEVENTEENTH STREET (Hrpavlngi.
From the north line of Fort street to
the south line of Baker atreet. 30 feet
wide, with brick, on 6-lnch concrete
and Berea curbstone
KLIOT STRKKT < Repaving I.
From the east curb line of Heaublen
street to the weat line of Russell
street. 26 feet wide, with brick on con- j
crett_ foundation and Medina curb- !
atone.
With Creosofed Hlock.
Note -The block for paving the fol- !
lowing atreet will be furnlahed und j
delivered on or contiguous to the work j
hv the City of Detroit, free of coat to ’
the contractor
BROOKLYN IVKMB (Repaving*.
From the north lint of Grand Klvor t
.1 venue to the south line of Alexan
drine avynue. 26 f< et wide, with crco- '
soteo block on 6-lnch and 1-lnch con- 1
crete and Berea curbstone.
SHEET ANPHILT l.ilD BY TUK
CITY.
Following are the estimates In de
tail foi the work to be done on tne
tbove paving und repaving Jobs:
TOLEDO IVEMK (Paving).
Vnaeaaiuent Estimates.
' 461 cubic yards of excavation,
926.20 lineal feci of curbstone (new*
k t might.
IS.BB lineal f* et of curbstone in (4-12
teet 11.) drive, 2 dressed Inside. 2
dressed outside; Medina by contractor.
1201 ST square yards, cellar paving.
112J.54 square yards of concrete, 6
Inches deep.
2.>.1i/ cubic yards of concreti under
und behind * curb.
City Facilitates.
33 cubic yards of excavation outside
of truck. *
402 cubic yards of excavation Inside
Ind ulong tru. k.
123.46 cubic yards of excavation. In
cluding old paving materials, old con
siwti foundation in track.
14 lineal feet of new curbstone
1 straight).
31 42 lineal of new curbstone
In (2-10 feet it. Medina) circles fur
nish* U by contractor.
603.63 square yards of brick paving
4 tracks.
8;.61 square yards of cedar paving.
71».82 square yards of concrete under
paving, 6 Inches deep.
330 US cubic yards of concrete, under
paving in and along tracks.
1.21 cubic yards of concrete under
md behind curb.
o.TI cubic yards of sand under ties.
118.37 squaii yards, of granite hose
Ltonc.s furnished bv city, laid by con
tractor.
I 2000 lineal feet of rail to plaster (if
Itqulrcu) at the Junction «>f pavement
Iwltn car truik, the contractor will till
Ir old under rail heads with cement
snort,ir without extra charge
I*l-TRAM UK.AI I! (Repaving).
City Eatlaatc*!.
1 379 cubic yards of excavation, in
sludlng old paving material cedar on
■and.
I 240 lineal feet of new curbstone
Istralght). more or less Medina
I 12.56 lineal feet <>l curheione. In
12-4 ft B.) circles furnished by City;
let b> contractor.
I !a3 lineal fee* of curbstone reset,
more 01 less Medina
I 208176 square yards of 6-lnch con-
I rets.
I 33.60 cubic yards of concrete under
Ind behind curb.
I 47 lineal feet of retaining stone, old
llrdinn curb may be used
I !»KLDKN WFM K (Hepavlug*.
j City Estimate*.
I 2132 cubic yards of excavation, In-
I lulling old j>ay ing material, cedar on
lend from Second to l'hlrd, cedar on
llank from fhtrd to Lincoln avenues
I 800 lineal feet of new curbstone
■ straight) mole or less Medlnu
I 200 #6 lineal feet of curbstone. In
1,4-8 ft. R 28-4 ft. rt) circles fur
nished by City; set by contractor.
I 3269 lineal feet of curbstone reset.
Ittore or less Medina.
I 71 1 square sards of ‘»-ln< li concrete.
I 1 29.84 square >aids of concrete under
Ind behind curb.
I 584 lineal feet o', retaining stone, old
Medina curb may be used.
I MILLKTT STREET (Repaving*.
I City Estimates.
I 869 cubic yards of excavation. In
liudtnfc old paving material, cedar on
■dank.
I 467 lineal feet of new curbstone
■ straight) more or less Berea.
I 11*97 lineal feet of curbstone, In
■ 6-10 feet K.. 4-4 feet R.) circles fur
bished by City; set by contractor.
I 1400 lineal feet of curbstone reset,
More or less Berea.
■ 2977.08 square yards of concrete
■ 66 50 cubic yards of concrete under
bnd behind curb
I 131 lineal feet of retaining stone, old
Medina curb, may be used
1 ABBOTT 91RRCT (Repaving).
I Pity Estimates.
I 25'.6 cubit yards of excavation, .n
--■ ludlng old paving material, cedar on
Bund.
| 14(0 lineal feet of new curbstone
Rvtrxtght, more or less Medina
B 4056 lineal feet of curbstone, reset.
B*<>re or less Medina.
B 6411.70 square yards of brick paving
B r> 6 Inches of concrete
B 139 1C square yards of brick paving
In 1-lnch concrete
■ 146 cubic yards of concrete, under
B'"’ behind curb.
B 6639- lineal feet of rail to platter
■if 1 equlred* at the junction of pave-
Bient with car track, the contractor
Bill fill void under rail heads with ce-
Bont mortar without extra charge
KVKKTUipyTH 4TRKMT (Kepavln«*.
I Pity Estimates.
■ 2281 cubic yards of excavation, in-
Hui'lny old paving material, cedar on
■ ll'oo lineal feet of new curbstone
Hti sight) more or less Berea
■26.12 lineal feet of curbstone It* (4-4
■ Hi circles furnished bv City: set
ccktractor. . ..
lineal feet of curbstone reset.
or less Berea.
paving.
Hi ? i<i cubic yards of concrete under
behind curb
lineal feet of retaining stone old
curb may be used
■ ELIOT STREET (Hepavlag*.
M Pity Eatlmstea.
cisbic yards of excavation, ir-
Hn,|i old paving material, cedar on
lineal feet of new curbstone
tel alght*. more ur leas Madina
87.92 lineal fart of curbstone In
(14-4 ft. R.> circles furnished by city;
set by contractor.
3336 lineal feet of curbstone reset,
more ot less Medina.
8287 90 sq.uare yards of brick paving
on coitcrelg.
119.02 cubic yards of concrete under
ami behind curb.
226 lineal feet of retaining atone, old
Medina curb may be usud.
lIROOKLI N A YEN IE (Repaving)
Pity Estimates.
2273 cubic yards of excavation. In
cluding old paving material, cedar on
p.euk.
6Uu lineal feet of new curbstone
(rtt light) more or less Uereu.
291 76 lineal feet of curbstone. In
(19-10 ft. K.) circles furnished by Oily,
*e: bv contractor.
3283 lineal feet of curbstone reset,
more or less Berea.
6939.78 square yards of creosote
block paving on 6-lnch concrete.
175.76 squ ire yards of creosote block
paving on 1-inch concrete.
12013 cubic yards of concrete under
and behind curb.
116 lineal feel of retaining stone, old
Medina curb may be used.
Note —Bidders will submit proposals
for Portland cement concrete only.
Ths tiinr- to t><- set in the contracts
for the completion of the above pav
ing and lepuving Jobs shall be as fol
lows;
TOLEDO AVENUE Aug. 26. 1912
PUTNA.fI AVENUE Aug. 26. 1912
■ELLEN AVENUE Sept. 15. 1912
MULL.fc.TT STKEET Aug. 25. 1912
ABBOTT STREET Sept. 25. 1912
SEVENTEENTH STREET.Sept. 1. 1912
ELIOT STREET Sept 20. 1912
, BROOKLYN AVENUE Sept. 1, 191.
Said streets to be paved according
Ito the speclflcatluns for brick, adopts
Jan. 16. 1912, cedar and creoaut»*d
block, adopted Feb. 20. 1912. also to
the estimates ot the Oty Engineer, us
above, und the chatter and ordinances
|of the City of Detroit
Bidders will stutc the price per cubic
yaid for excavation, price per lineal
'foot of curbing, pi ice per square yuru
for paving or concreting, and price per
[lineal foot for retaining plunk or
stone, eti'.
Bid* will only be received for the
entire of the work or material for any
street or section of street, us per quan
tity » stated In the estimates, ami the
bid will he accepted which is the low
lest 01. aggregating the above details,
j regardless of any error of extensions
or footings made by the bidders.
, Each bidder must deposit with his
.bid enclosed 111 a separate envelope, a
|certified bunk check payable to the ot
jder of ttie Department of Public Works
lot the City of Detroit, as follows
j TOLEDO AVENUE f 300
! PUTNAM AVENUE * 500
I ski.den kVENUK J 2.000
MULLETT STREET * 600
LiBBOTT STREET $1,600
SEVENTEENTH STREET $2,000
ELIOT AVENUE $ 1 .'>s«
IJI tOOKLY N AVENUE $2.5 ")
Which sum will be forfeited to the
[City of Detroit In < use the bidder fails
Ito enter Into contract, subject to con
-1 Urination by the Common Council with
- 1 P.\e days after the acceptance of his
tinder by the Department of Public
[ Works.
The bidder whose tender is accepted
I will be required to furnish with ills
contract 1:11 approved surety company'
1 bond to the City of Detroit in the full I
amount of the contract price for lb*
work conditioned on the full and faith
ful performance of his part of the con
t rmt
The contract shall be paid In bonds
for f.rst paving, or the proceeds there
of, if such bonds are purchased by the:
Sicking Fund Commissioners, accord- 1
lug to law.
No bids will b«* received from any
person or firm who Is In arrears or de
fault to the City of Detroit.
Specifications in detail for the above
work may be bad <>n application to the
secretary.
The Department of Public Works ex
pressly reserves the right to reject 1
any or all proposals.
(4182) J J. IIAAUER,
(9A3) Commissioner
Classified 1 Cent
Rates X a Word
Cash with order. If charged. 7c a
line.
No transient advertisement Inserted
for less than 16c with cash; 18c ts
charged per insertion.
The above rules apply to all classi
fications except Births. Card* of
Thanks. Obltuailcs, Meeting Notices,
and all Ads. preceding Male Help.
Births. Deaths, Cards of Thanks and
Meeting Notices—Minimum charge. 25c
for 25 words or less. Over 25 words
one and one-third cents for each extra
word.
Perscnals —Minimum chargo. 30c; 100
per line. (Counts six words to the
line).
DIED.
BELANGER—Oyelampe, died at her
daughters residence, Mrs. Hutte
Malo, of Chicago, also mother of Roau
biile Dreiinan and Oru Kills, sister of
Paul J. Rousseau, of Detroit, and
Adelaide Malo, of Chicago. 11l
BRAKE—John Brake, at his rt-sideiu o,
1146 Kourth-ave., beloved husband of
Ida Brake ami dear father of Joseph
Archie. Norman, Lloyd. Funeral
Thursday. 9:30 a. m, Burial at Both
well. Ont
BRANDT—WaIter J.. beloved husband
of Florence und father of Raymond
and Florence of Colorado; son of the
late William J. Brandt (ind Mrs. Wil
liam J. Brandt, of Detroit.
G<>ETZINCIKR- June 11*. at residence.
1" Kercheval-uve, Elisabeth (neo
Luedicke), beloved wife of William
(loetslnger, and sister of Mrs
Joseph A. Hock. Funeral from resi
dence. Thursday', at 8:15 a. m. to ,v.
Mary's church at 9. Kindly urnlt
flowers.
LKNTH*—June 10, at the residence of
her sister. Mrs. Laura Hess. 1009 Jar-
Held. Edith, aged 82 years, dear sister
of Mrs. Charles Thieme. Mrs. Laura
Hess and Mrs. Emma VI lot tel. Fun
eral Thursday at 1:30 from resi
dence.
OWENS—James Owens, at hi* resi
dence. 112 Church-st., beloved hus
band of Lena Owens and dear brother
of Robert Owens. Funeral Thursday,
2 p. nv, from above residence.
TH AEM AN X—Monday, 8.30 p. in., Ethel
Marlon, aged 2V9 years 18 days, be
loved daughter of Frank and Mary
Tbalnmnn. sister of Frankie Thal
nmnn and Rudolph, Ernst and Har
vey Plansker and Mrs. Alice Thomas.
Funeral Thursday, 2 p in., from
house, 78 Cleveland-st. Burial at
Lutheran cemetery Cleveland papers
please copy.
BOSTON—June 10. Mutllda, beloved
mother of They. Louis. Philip and
William Boston. Mrs Henry Bean and
Mrs Jesse Parfltt. Funeral from
residence of her daughter, Mrs. H.
Bonn. ICO Trumbull-ave , Thursday
morning at 8:80 and tu Holy Trinity
church at 9 Funeral via csr to
Woodmere cemetery.
GUEST—June 11, 1912. at residence. 292
W«t| Warren-av. Burton R b*l ved
son of Mr. and Mrs Jarvis Ques'.
aged 2 years 6 months Funeral
Thursday 2 p m.
BKANDAU—June il. 1912, at Harper
hospital. Adam, aged 37 years, be
loved husband of Bertha Brandau and
father of Emella Brandau. brother .if
Mrs Ferdinand Frelwald. Jacob, Paul
and Henry Brandau Funeral fiom
his residence 573 Helen-ave., Friday
at 2 30 p. m.
WINTERS—June 10, 1912, Herman, be
loved husband of Minnie Winters and
dear father of Grace, Fred. Lillian
Charles. Lucy and Tlllle. aged 61
years. Funeral from residence. 99
Tweuty-elghth-jt . Thursday
IN VEBTKW ALD—June Jl, Joseph, aged
37 years, beloved father of Ruth and
Dorothy. Funeral from 816 tthcridan
• ave. Friday. June 14. at 8 80 to St
Anthony’s church at 9 a m
HELP W ANTED—M \ LB.
LABORERS wanted at National
Fulton Brass Mfg. Cos., Brush
and Woodbridfce Sts.
CARPENTERS
26 first-class carpenters Apply Mac
lean Building Cos . 92 Broadway.
THE DETROIT TIMES: THURSDAY, JUNE 13. 1912.
HKLP WANTED—MAI.■.
joo MEN WANTED
At once, to learn the automobile busi
ness ut our special reduced June
rates. Wo giake a thoroughly com
petent chauffeur, repairman, tester,
lalivniau and demonstrator out of
you In u abort time. And we get
you a position, 100 We have ar
ranged with the Chalmers und the
Welch factories to employ our grad
uate* We also have many calls for
private chauffeurs
We have th* largest and best auto
school in the state, with plenty of
it.ra carbureters and magnetoa for
the si mi* tits to work on. We have
In addition, a motor and chassis cut
open to show the working parts. al*o
plenty of arburetera. cut open
TWO ROAD CAR -
We have the best Instructors obtain
able. Out Prof C G Arthur has
taught more able automobile engi
neers than any other instructor In
the country.
Cull an.d see for youiself If you can
contradict our statement or find only
Cue-half as much equipment In any
auto school In the state we wdll give
you our unlimited course free.
r*on't tie misled by fraudulent state
ments made by so-called schools.
Day and night classes. Office opeu
Sunday und till 9 p. m. evenings
Michigan State Auto School
The Old Reliable School.
11 to 17 Selden-ave.. near Woodward.
/■* 6TOP AT THE,,
V FRANKLIN HOUSE
£r On Eust Larned-et.. Just
•» atep from Woodward
fl JiSy and JefTerson avenues.
Extra tine rooms. 60c,
75c, sl. $1 60 per day.
V 34 Extra fine meals. 26c.
H. H JAMES & SON
THE
Electric College
183 JefTerson Ave.
Teaches wiring, contracting, dynamos,
motors, etc. Take our practical
course and be an expert electrician.
Day und night classes. Low rates.
SHIPPING clerk for largest
manufacturing concern in De
troit. Must give A1 references.
Nothing hut first-class men
need apply. Call at parlor l*.
Griswold Hotel, hriday, June
14, at 6 to y P. M.
H El. P WAN TED—FEMALE.
"Wanted At Once
40 GIRLS and
YOUNG WOMEN
LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE
OPERATORS.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO EX
PERIENCED OPERATORS
WE PAY OUR EMPLOYES WHILE
THEY ARE LEARNING.
WE PROVIDE REST AND REC
REATION ROOMS COZILY AND
COMFORTABLY FURNISHED
FOR THE OFF-DUTY HOURS.
WE OPERATE A COMPLETELY
EQUIPPED RESTAURANT Al
LESS THAN COST.
WE PAY A SCALE OF WAGES
THAT IT MIGHT PAY YOU TO
INVESTIGATE.
WE HAVE OVER 200 SUPERVIS
ORY POSITIONS INTO WHICH
Ol'R CAPABLE GIRLS ARE
PROMOTED.
The Michigan State Tele
phone Company,
WASHINGTON AND CLIFFORD.
APPLY 4TH FLOOR.
I 25 GIRLS
There are positions open here for
2*. EXPERIENCED SEWING MA
CHINE OPERATORS— best of wu
-i's, permanent, all year round po
xulons; light, ulrv workrooms. The
work Is not heavy und the eondl
! Hons are mo favorable that you
( 00util not possibly have a better
place for the hot summer months
i There are also positions open for
BEGINNERS IN SEWING MACHINE
WORK. These beginners earn well
Iron* the start. Dining-room In
connection where hot lunches arc
served at minimum cost. Apply at
once.
American Ladv Corset Cos..
Fort-at. W., cor. Sixth.
twenty strong girls
WANTED; STEADY
WORK; GOOD PtVY.
PARKE, DAVIS & CO.
WANTED —Girl for housework; four
In family. $6 per week Good home
for right, girl. 630 Brush
WET WASH, 30”L85.. 6oc
Rough dry. 35r dox. United Laundry.
34*0 Gratiot. Cherry 308; City 5489-J.
SITUATION* WANTED—MALE.
- H. -8 BARBER^
Shingle Roof Contractor.
179 Beaufalt. E. 1817.
FOH SALK—MISCELLANEOUS.
A.A.A.A. —Typewriter Sale
Smith, Rem, Underwood, Oliver, S2O.
New visible, SSO, weekly sl. Renting
$1.60 up.
DETROIT TYP. CO.. 183 SHELBY-ST.
BILLIARD and Pocket Hilliard TabWs
with the only genuine Monarch cush
ions. new and remodeled at moderate
prices and easy terms; also supplies
and repairing Brunswlck-Balke-Col-
Under Cos., of Michigan, 100 Ran
doiph-st.
Plastering and Brick Work
repairing a specialty.
U 4007 —C. K. CARROLL —118 Lysandtr
LUMBER
Balm, Butternut. Chestnut and Cotton
wood. 1-lnch. exua wide and dry.
J P. SCRANTON & Cos.
East 2809. Field 640.
FjNE STERLING PI AND—Mahogany,
kaige style, 3 pedals, was $360; rare
musical value at $243. Small weekly
01 monthly payments See this bar
gain without delay. GHINNKLu
BUGS.. 245 Woodward.
WANTED —Cor. Michigan and Fourth,
to furnish rooms complete. $1 week
Sumner Cos
CELEBRATED ST KIN WA Y PIANO—
Fine condition, regc'ar $650 style.
This week sperbtl at $-65 See this
giest birg.iin In th* world’s best
make Piano ut om* GRINNELL
BROS.. 246 Woodward
SODA FOUNTAINS, billiard and pool
tables, new and second-hand Oeo
Marsh Cos.. 9 Fariper-st. E Z terms.
ROSEWOOD VOSK ! * lANO#—Carved
legs, full 7 octaves, overstrung,
vhoroughly overhauled, sweet, cleat
tone, gieut bargain at $73. Bay 75c
weekly. GRINNELL BROS. 245
\\ oodward.
Store Fixtures, Soda Fountain?
of all kinds, manufactured und sold
at Jobbers' prices tu retail trade,
show eases, > uunter*. shelves, auli
cases, etc. Detroit Store Fixtuie
Cos, 337-341 GruUot-ave Main 4022
BARITONE 'York.'' silver-plated,
high or low pitch. us*d less than 3
nonths. excellent condition, /ally
,uaianteed Complete with piusn
lined case; only SSO Regular price
*77 See this big bargain st once
, GRINNELL BROS ?4& Woodward
1 **OH »ALK—MISCKLL \\*(>l k.
BRICK, lumber, aIT ’kinds. cheap’
wrecking, U*ndolpli gnd Atwater
Jetrolt House Wrecking Cos. Grand
.320
* 1 M
MUSIC BOX—“Mira," $l5O style, with
Cabinet, double comb, stands 3 feet
high, 3 dos tune eheets with outfit,
lemarksble value at $32. GRIN
NI.LI. BROS' Branch. 57 Monroe.
ALL DEAD HORSES and cows removed
promptly. Phone Mlllrnbach Bros
West ‘J96.
HIGHEHI* prices paid furniture, stoves;
carpets Laphsm. 282 Grst Cherry 407
' WAMTKP—rAMM»j "
„ lake farm
58 acres. 40 mllea frmii Detroit, 2 miles
from 2 towns and railroad atutlon.
sniMll house, good basement burn and
outbuildings; some fruit. 1 ucies
of grapes, summer cottage and boat
2 good horses. 3 cows. 3 heifers. 1
chickens and all tools. Only
$-.800. Farm has large lake front
age.
Office open Thursday evening until 8
o'clock.
I have a large list of farms. See me
before .you buy.
F\ S TER. The Farm Man,
507 Majestic Bldg
CHICKEN FARM *
6-room house und 4 lots In Hamttamck.
$2,600. S3OO down.
EYBTER, THE FARM MAN.
WANTKD— RKAL KBTATK.
Il.\ COTTAGE® in t«ii mile circle,
will sell us a whole or single eot
ttge; $1,200. on terms
C. S. BEADLE.
Main 6524. 4 McGraw Bldg.
ILL BUY for cash equities In real
estate; quick confidential deals.
EBERT,
309 Majestic Bldg
I WANT some housed built on csr
line, us there are buyers who want
u tew acres with house, on euey
terms.
C. S. BEADLE.
Muln 6524. 4 McGraw
*' l - - ■
' TO UK NT—FLATS.
THIRD FLOOR FLAT, six rooms; S2B;
lease.
\N. Grand-blvd.. five rooms $35
WILL ST. JOHN & CO.
405 Chamber of Commutes.
FI RNIBHED FLAT—6 rooms und bath
balcony; modern conveniences. Till
Oct. 17th. 4?all mornings 51 Hen
drie.
TO ItKN I'—HOI *T;V.
A.A.—Rental Agency—A.A.
STORM FELTZ LO\’ El.fc Y CO.
See E. K. BENNETT
Griswold and Larned. Main 2773.
SEE BKi 4 RKAI tY~GO.^
For all kinds rsntals. Cherry 2998.
HANNAN RENTAL AGENCY
ONI* McGItAW HLLMj
■ A
IH» RENT—ROOMS.
HOUMs —Furniture Tor rooms complete
$1 weekly. Sumner Cos. MU h. and 4th
TO KKNT—PIANOS.
A PIANO for your residence or sum
mer home; moderate rental; mutch
less service; year’s rent allowed on
purchase. GRINNELL BROS., 245
Wnuilw aid.
PERSON A L.
NOTICE—If any poor girl In In trouble
needing advice, lriendahlp or belt)
write or call on SEC. MARGARET
DUfc'FY, 998 Fort-st. west. Salvation
Army.
STORAGE AND CARTAGE.
ACME STORAGE CO., largest van a
packing. Main C 99. 45 Gllman-st.
fiOEHL BROS., Storage and Cartßge.
Office. 487 Beaublen-st. R. 828; C. 913.
RIVERSIDE STORAGE & CATITAtiT:
Cos. Fireproof and Non-fireproot
storage. Main 606. Moving and
packing. City 607.
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY TO LOAN *
In amounts from SI,OOO to 8100.000. st
5%. 6>*% and 6%. secured by mort
gage on improved city real estate.
No commissions charged. Detroit
Trust Cos., Penobscot Bldg.
CONSTRUCTION LOANS Liberal'
•mounts. J. F Websr. 304 Gratiot.
FOR SALK—RESIDENCE PROPERTY*]
A.A.A. —Detroit Homes
SEI.DKN-AVE., modern; payment down.
TOV. NSEND-AVE , 7 r. and bath, S6OO
down.
OCX D\VIN-AVK., 7 r. and bath, S7OO
down.
HARPEU-AVE , solid br.. sacrifice,
quick
HURI.BUT-AVE.. new. modern; sl,ouo
down.
IIARPKR-AVE., pressed brick: $2 000
down
SHIJII DAN-A VE., 1 elegant bargains,
term* *
8E VBU RN-AVE . owner in New York;
SI,OOO
MORKKLL-BT.. modern and big barn;
12.600.
LANSING-AVE.. 6 r. and bath. $2.80n.
HELEN-AVE... make 2 -fiat, $2,800
HOLCOMB AVE. cottage; $2,000.
tet n.a
OLaI'W IN-AVK., new. 8 rooms. $2,900
BALDWIN-AVE., near Mack-ave . 8-i\
and bath, barn, cement walks, paved
street, full porch, a s:t.ono home of
fered for a few days for $2,700.
CAVALRY-AVE., beauty; must sell;
$2,100
GREEN-AYE.. near Solvnv, leaving
city; best In Detroit at $2,000, only
SSOO down, 7 rooms and bath, cellar,
paved street, large lot. nice shade
CLARK PARK, pressed brick 7 rooms
und bath hardwood finish; $2,000
down.
HARPER. near Woodward; modern
brick, cost $8,000; sell for $5,500;
terms.
16-room modern brick, block off Cass
park, fine lot and burn, beautifully
furnished, all rooms rented, sell
complete foi $7,800; terms. $4,000
d<wn; we have them all over city
on easy terms. E. R, Dainoth, 4C.
Hodges Bldg
~HOLY ROSARY PARISH
Beautiful 8-room home on Medburv.
Has large living room finished In ma
hogany with fireplace, beamed ceil
ing and French doors, beamed cell
ing in diningroom; tiled bathroom
and' vestibule, 5 bedrooms finished
In white enamel with mahogany
doors, large closets In each, lot
40x141. Pi Ice $7,700
TWO-FAMILY FLAT
Baldwln-sve, near Waterloo; 5 rooms
and bath each, hardwood floors and
finish; large attic; separate furn
aces. gas und electric light; lot 30x
120 Trice $5,2b0.
GRAND RIVER AVE.
Near Crosstown llge; 4 brick stores
and fists; Income $144 per month.
! 11rf $15,000.
J. B. PADBERG
412 MOFFAT BLDG
NICE new double house, 6 rooms on
each side, modern throughout, brick
/tneet one block from Woodward.
Highland I'ark; rents S6O month
'T ice $3 800. SI,OOO down
STANDFIEI D
28$ Hodges Bfdg Cherry 443.
1 ff.W K • beautiful 11-room home on
Llncoln-sve which can be used for
fcnn.lpg house will sell for payment
.Dm or take imall house In as part
f xyment
STANDFtELD
Cherry 443 -- 806 Hodge* Bldg.
row SALE—HKkiUKNrt: PMOHKMTI
, EAST SIDE
Ol’T JLFI tHsio.N
$J.4< 0 ,buy* strictly modern home of
pressed brick. slate roof; hot watet
heat. - beamed colling dining-room
with elaborate decoration*, attic, full
hUMm*M, MfMU awnliiK*, 45 ft
lot with room for auto driveway;
near \' uter Work* park See us
ONLY ONE LEFT—9I *OO
Modern home with furnace, full base
mtnl, laundry tuba, electric shower
lin hi* gas, modern bath; two sturies.
7 looms; cement walka; near Gratiot
end McClellan; new; can move in
with a tlrat payment of 1300
M’ARKWN-AVE. east.
Two-atory, modern home, full bate*
ment. furnace, luundry tuba, modem
bi th, reception hall, dining room,
front and back parlor w'lth fireplace,
rear stairway aa well a* front, 4
beurooma; 32-ft. lot; $3,600
LAMBRECHT. KELLY & CO.
Members of Detroit Real Estate Board.
Main 316 City 315. 64 Griswold St.
rOK IALH —MKftIDICNCF. PHUPERTT.
EAST SI DE
Waterworks* Park Bungalow
Brand new; built to live In; very elab
orately Mulshed bungalow; on a 50-
tovt lot; exceptional!) large rooms;
must be aeen to be appreciated- Let
me ahow' you. Price 4.300.
Helen Avc., Near Kercheval
Practically new. strictly modern nouae
of eight rooms and bath and furnace,
etc; very aelect oak Mniah. hand
some Mxtures and decoration* Built
lor a home. Price 5.000 Let us
ahow you this.
Hamilton Ave., Near Kercheval
Two-family Mat. honestly bu’lt, mod
em to the minute; will net over l’*
pet cent; 16.000; 11.000 down
HANCOCK AYE. EAST
Near X-Town Car l.ine
Well built 2-famUy Mat Lowei Mat 6
and bath, two bedrooms lp-
L>et Mat ti rooms and bath, with i
bedrooms; full basement, steam boat
equipment in collar (out not »n
--st ailed).
A SNAP AT $4200
EASY TERMS
KIRBY AVE. EAST
Nearly new brick veneer, slate roof. *
rooms, modern house, lot :toxlta;
f 1,700 Terms.
East Side Specials
Relvidere. Near Gratiot
Well built house, 7 rooms and bath;
12.500. V3OU down.
LE MAY AVE.. NEAR MACK
Stu rt w alk to Lovsler Motor Cos., neat
cottage live rooms, both cellar and
attic; l.irg'* lot; 12.100; 1100 down.
Walking Distance of Lozier
New house. 7 room*, bath and cellar,
a snap at I2.S«0: 1300 down
Let Is Build You a Home
W e have desirable lots in every
section of the city on which
we are willing to build to your
order on terms of from S2OO to
SSOO down, balance as rent. If
you appreciate good material,
honest, competent workman
ship and a Square Deal, lake
this matter up with our Mr.
Malted.
Malseed & Wanless
52 Buhl Blk., Main 360
LET ME BUY YOU A
HOME
Ntm« your price, what cash and
monthly installment* you can pay.
and I will And you a bargain in any
locality. Owner will pay my com
miialon
LET ME SELL YOUR
PROPERTY
If you can give my clients honest
value for their money 1 can eell your
property
WILBUR B. GILBERT,
Real Estate, Loan* andJLVHEVStie
II2C Majestic Bldg Main 1610: Qd 2017.
C. B. WARD
160 < Canfleld-ave.. new 6-room house,
hardwood floors dow-netelre; parlor,
living room, dining-room decorated,
electric lights, window shade*; com
pleted May 10; open dally from 2 to
4 01 phone for appointment. North
1762 or Oak 1.
tfltT. T.AK l! P.xltM. 40' Hires. 6-room
house, 30x60 barn, poultry house,
good Juke frontage, one mile from
electric, 12.600. Will take house In
exchange.
80 acres good land, 50 rods from one
of Michigan's beet lakes. % mile
from town Only $8 per acre.
10 acres on electric dose to Detroit,
onl) $2,760.
I RANK E. BRIGGS.
The Farm Man.
506-500 Majestic Bldg. Main 1700.
DO YOU want to sell your
North Woodward property?
Then list it with us.
HOMER WARREN & CO.,
Chamber of Commerce
M. 6406. City 6406.
IDEAL HOMES
Highland I'urk la the garden spot of
Detroit, and a residence suburb un
surpassed My offices are In the
rr.hlst of this North Waodward move
ment and on my sales list I have the
beet of all kinds thut the world
has to offer. Let tne quote you
prices and location
F. I. ROLLER.
2697 Woodward. • Hemlock 592
Open Sunday Afternoon
788 McGraw, corner Seotten Ave.
PRICE $2400
TERMS EASY.
New 2-storv frame, 7 rooms and
hath, oak floors, electricity, gas
roller window shades, lot 5/ x() 7-
cement walks. See it Sunday
Afternoon, sure.
HOMER WARREN & CO.,
Chamber of Commerce
M. 6400. City 6406,
C. B. WARD
1061 I‘ennsylvaniH-ave , 5-room cot
tage- bath, hardwood floor*, decor
ated window shades, ready to move
Into, open dally from 9 to 4. or phone
foi appointment Mwth lltl ~r ths -
WE ARE headquarters for tlats.
double houses and terraces.
HOMER WARREN Si CO.,
Chamber of Commerce
M. 6406. City 6406.
OPEN TODAY
COLONIAL RESIDENCE
LAWRENCE \VENUE
No 17 first block off Woodward, lot 75
ft front, terrace porch; large hull
end living room; brick fireplace with
book<*s-g built In. panel dining
room buller’s pantry, large kltrhen
and Ice room five bedroom* hot w*.
tet h**st two complete batn rooms,
-.hade*, decorated, etc. euey terms
c. S VAUGHN.
22 BUHL BLLKI
F.XUFLLKNT 1-room brick veneer
home -»n Trumbull
C. S BEADLE
4 McOrew Bldg
Ft»K MLI—HfcI«IUK\4 >: PNOPK«TI.,
UIIANK-AVE
Near lvercheval. 7 rooms end bath,
good design, nice large rooms, paved
atteei and only half block from*
street car Price arid term* easy at
17 60*i,
KA*rr side
VACANT riNAPH
5«-ft. lot on Hurlbut-ave.. half block
fr»m Kercheval; want to sell. Price
less than 81.500.
Mi:LDItl’M-AVK.
32-ft lot. right near Kercheval; to 1
close nu estate; SI,OOO.
NEAR MACK
Half block on good street, cement
walks, water, sewer, gas; want to
sell, only S3OO.
WEST SIDE
VBItNOR
Just off Gilbert, 5-room cottage gat-!
c* merit walk, price SI,BOO. one-third 1
down.
Ft*H M A I.K—HK*I OK \ < t: I’Hoi'KHTi .
‘ HOMES
MAKE appointment to look at
these, then make oiler
J u n 8-room houses o;i Clalrmounl-ave
Th» y are modern and worth $4,000
mortgage for $2,000. which is 50 per
cent of appraised valuation; must be
sold this week. Owner will consider
any reasonable offer
WINONA AVE.. $*.700
Brick and shingle. 7 rooms,‘full base
ment, beamed ceilings, panelled dln-
Ing-rooin, built-in bookcases, large
poiches. lot 45x120, built only 3
years.
Westminster Ave., $4,500
SI,OOO cash buys one of the finest little
homes on this street, 8 rooms, hot
water heat, porches, screens, north
side of street, 400 feet from Wood
word; garage. The price la very
LOOK AT THIS. $4,(00
Frame and. shingle lesldence consist
ing of 7 rooms, modern In every
respect, on a lot 40x150. on Mania -
churietta-e ve It is u home that
ought to appial to unyone
Elmhurst Ave.. $*,500
Trice reduced yesterday fruni $6.(00.
owner anxious to sell; lot 50x120.
brick. 8 rooms, ouk floors and finish
throughout, hot water heat. full
basement; garage, sleeping porch,
etc.
Connecticut Ave., $3,600
Never priced befoie under $4,000. It is
wurth $4,000. hut owner is anxious
to sell and says let It go at $3,600;
8 rooms all oak doors and finish;
40-foot lot; modern in every respect
Co-operative Realty Cos..
404 Chamber of Commerce
Main 5483. City 627.
" SSOO DOWN '
BUYS NEW 7-ROOM HOI’S R NEAR
GRAND RIVEH-A VE . (>N PAVED
STREET. MODERN Til RoL’OHOt’T,
DON’T MISS THIS IF YOl’ ARE
LOCKING FOR A HOME. PRICE.
93.000
Two-Apartment
NEAR TRI’MBt’LL AND (’AN FI ELD
AVEtf.. 1% MILK CIRCLE. MODERN
BRICK VENEER, FINE RESIDENCE
district excellent car ser
vice RENTAL S7BO TRICE $6,600
TERMS.
JOHN E. BRENNAN & CO.
City or Main 477. 50'' Union Trust Bldg.
ioi REEDER AVENUE
Bet. |unction ami Campbell Aves.
NEW 10-ROOM HOUSE
PRICE $2,300
TERMS EASY
This is a big bargain. The loca
tion is tine for roomers. The
house lias oak floors, gas and
hath.
HOMER WARREN & CO..
Chamber of Commerce
City 0400. M. (1406.
TIICHMONI)-A\ E , n*»ur Boulevard, 9-
room frame, guod rooming house;
will s*-ll cheap If sold ut once. Will
tnkt auto mm part payment.
W. W. BENNETT,
120 H Majestic bldg
Crrine Near Gratiot. $2,800
bcveii rooms and hath, hardwood floors,
to exchange for vacant lots nr farm.
EBERT, 309 Majestic Bldg.
Cottage Near Packard
No. 18 Hyds-st., Just cast of llelun
ave.; three blocks south of Harper;
five rooms, lot 30x110. S3OO down.
GOODRICH BRi HTIERS
465 FORD BLDG.
Open Sunday Afternoon
788 McGraw Ave., f or. Seotten
New 7-Room House
EASY .TERMS
725 ST. CLAIR AVE.
Open Sunday Afternoon
- Price $2,200
EASY TERMS
1 F YOU want to **ell your prop
erty, LLt it with us.
! HOMER WARREN & CO.,
Chamber of Commerce
City f>4oO. M. 640 ft.
0 ROOMS, in'ur Fort W $1,275
6 rooms, near Michigan .. 1.400
t. 100 ms. near Gratiot I.6l»t)
5 reams, near Jefferson 1,450
I Double house, nr. Jon. Uatnpau. 1.45a
Double house, nr. Mt. Elliott... 2,650
1 Flat, near Mater \VnrKs ‘1.6.0
1 BERT, Majestic Bldg.
‘COTTAGES
! Choice of four new ones at $2,100 on
terms at McGraw and Seotten; cellar,
bath, hardwood floors, electricity and
attic.
BROOKS St KINGON
♦OS WHITNEY BLDG
|| 3173 Dlty 4861
rOt SALB—I AHSI
BARGAINS IN I \RMS
820 AI’RKH In Saskatchewan, near
thriving village, new railroad town.
S2O per acre; half cash, bal 6 years.
C4m ACRES, 4 mile* from W«-*t llrancl .
Mich., 100,000 ft of green pine. 20
I to 20 acre* of hardwood tltnh* r and
considerable dimension timber; 20
acres cultivated and fenced Sith
woven wlra; srnr.ll houm telephoim
And rutal mall delivery; good soli.
Can buy at a snap If taken at <>n
For Information see N II M* 1 ’AD
DEN.
.120 ACRES, In Alberta. In one of the
finest districts In Western Canada,
near lAromix 1 the garden spot of
Alberta Ix»ok tnls up If you want
something good, will e\ch;«fim* for
Detroit property 1 know hy i>* r
snnal inspection that this cannot he
beaten
640 ACRES. In Saskatchewan 2t*o acres
In crop: can nearly *ll he broken,
there Is 2 houses and stabling fur .15
head of horses, 2 good well* and a
creek about I nill* from M hlte. Ist
stat'on out of Battleford, S.i«k ; p'
per acre; |J,COo cash, bal. terms, hor
Information. see N H Mcl! ADDE.V.
♦ls tiodgos lthig . and
2«x> \CRES I \ND
Hart Bros have 200 acres at DfXter
Mich (This Is Just west of Ann Ar
bor) Splendid fern. Ulve posse
slon at once $2 000 down balam
rn time I0'»5 of < ..mm. .
FUR "ALE—FIRM*.
42 ACRES In BioowAsUi HUls. Mark
gravel loam 30 acres plowlsnd. bal
mce pasture. 30 cherry trees. It
. pple. River Rouge rune through
arm. Would make Ana lake. V ; . :
• o«u» house. Barn 45x50. Boggy
h«. use. granary, tool shed. etc.
SIO,OOO
70 ACRES near Brighton. All glow- 1
land but one acre. Clay loam soli,
all drained. Woven wire fences. 6-
room house, practically new. barn
30x40 Hen house. Buildings all
painted. $2,200.
12u ACRES near Walled Laka. Clay .
and sandy loam 10 acres timber
Small orchard. 60 acres plowland.
Jrlck house. IS rooms and eel Ur. '
Ban, 36x40. and all necessary oat- 1 -
buildings. On fine little lake. $6,006.
2 ACREa at Birmingham. Clay loam
soil. 5-room house. Cellar. Barn
16x24. Hen house Ixll and corn
crib. Woven wire fences. $1,060
2 ACRES rear Chesterfield. 6-room ,
house. Chicken house 15 apple.
3 pear and 3 cherry trees. 366 berry
bushes and other small fruit. $616.
Farm Headquarters
THE FISKE
KINNEY CO. Inc.
1510 FORD BLDO.
Main 631. ’City »tr \
8 Acres near Royal Oak, $1,500
8 acres on Gratiot, $1,556.
1 acre, near Grand River, $671.
20 acres on electric, near Detroit, to
exchange for city vacant or im
proved.
40 acres, nr. Dearborn; snap, $5,600.
h<i acres, nr. Qd. River; sacrifice.
200 acres, nr. Pontiac; good build
ings.
EBERT, 309 Majestic Bldg.
Fon SALE—VACANT LOTS.
Cass Farm Lots
Will advance rapidly in value.
Be they are in the choicest
residence section inside the
Boulevard.
Because the subdivision is rigid
ly restricted '»»i«l the surround
ings are the west.
Because the r e is an active de
mand for homes in this section
and the supply, is limited.
Because the present prices arc
low to close out tlie few re
maining lots.
Because we make liberal build
ing loans to purchasers, which
loans can he paid in very easy
payments.
Because tlie homes already there
and under construction aie
among the most attractive in
the citv.
Because the neighbors here are
some of the best people in De
troit.
Because the New Public Library
site at Kirby Ave., running
from W'opdward to Cass, will
improve the surroundings and
will be one of Detroit’s iqost
beautiful spots.
Because a modern home in this
section is salable quickly at
its full value.
If not ready to build now you
can buy a lot on easy terms and
have the loan next spring.
•
Unsold lots are on Cass and Sec
ond Aves., near Putnam, Kir
hv. Ferry and Palmer Aves.
W e have one 80-ft lot and one
50-ft. lot on Putnam Ave., the
choicest location of the entire
section.
Prices $45 per front foot up*
wards. Lots from 40 to too
feet front; liberal depth. Tel
ephone or call for plats and full
information.
Paterson Bros. & Cos.
169 Griswold St.
City nr Main 255.
EAST SIDE VACANT
6') ft. on Milwaukee, nr. Hast
ings $3.500
Falrvlew. nr. Waterloo. 60 ft... l.leo
Huldwit. nr. Wurren, 10 feet.. '.50
CopUn, nr Jefferson. 30 ft.... 575
(’adlllac, nr .Lfft-rnon. 50 feet. 3.000
Cadillac, near Mack. 50 feet... 1.25 >
E (Irand-blvil . nr. Agnes. 100 ft. *.oOO
Hamilton, nr. Jefferson. 35 feet l.stlO
llurlhut, near Mack 751
llurihiit, nr. C)iarl**voix. 50 ft. LO
Hurlbut, nr. Goethe. 80 ft 725
Melrose, nr. Boulevard. 30 ft . . 45a
Pennsylvania, nr Syl\ester. 30 ft. 500
Tyler, nr Chenr. 30 ft *OO
WEST SIDE V \CANT
2Sth. near M’arrsn 6(» feet ....$ 750
1 Smnots-\ an Dyke Uompanv
Main 7SB and Main 789. 131 4 Ford dldg.
14 GRISWOLD STREET
Fine Lot for Two-Flat
I <’*tnrrou-Kve near Boulevard, 30x12i;
1 paved street r**tn«nt sidewalk Call
I for best prlre.
\\. W. BENNETT,
1209 MmJcmilc Rid*
WE WILL self > >ut vacant lot*
«—Lisi them u ith 11-
HOMER WARREN CO..
Chamber of Commerce
M. 6400 City 6406.
NORTH WOODWARD
40 -ft lot. fourth lot w-e*t of second on
* rurth side of street This lot can be
b. ught for 1400 If sold at ones
\\ \\ . BENNETT.
120'' Majestic Bldg
I Job PlißtllMK Um* Ml*kt. Tinea
I'rtrilua t 0., 15 John R -at.
FlUsSaeg aa<l aU
omnii south and ssst. ***»• aawjr 16.«•
u in Fars to Clsvaland. s>. Fiusburg.
i .35. upper berth. sl. lower tank.
$1 50. w bole room. $2.50.
Fur Alpena. Mackinac and way porta
Mo mis) s. 5 P- nr.. Fridaya 0-80 a. M.
y (lulTalo aad all golale east daily
at 5 P m Fare to Buffalo. IS.a* os#
way $6 50 round trip
UrrkfeU Kirar.luu
4m> Buffalo. 64. Cleveland. •$ 56 rotted
,rl, flcliet Offices: Wayne-st dock. Ms
ias«U hide Woodward. 174 Ortswel*
WHITE STAR LINE
Wharf, foot us UrlawulU-st For
Haroa w*> porta steamer leaves Dvtrull
, lk lh jlO p m. Sundays 8 * m. Fur
Toledo. Steamer leavee Dotrolt d^ilv
1 Ift p tn Xundoys Sl* m Nu ILittors
wt (tr - mis cnmoaiiv's steamers
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