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0 INTERVENTION;
SCORES GOVERNMENT
LONDON, July 22.—Curbing ll*e
ritlsh government tor it* refusal to
itervsne In the dock workers strike,
srnes O’Orady walked out of the
cuse ot commons today, swearinj
Ist he would not keep his at-at
inong the lawmakers while womeu
nd children starved to death.
O'tirudy had been usking Premier
squlth what the administration pro
ofed to do towards a settlement of
le strike situation, bad received the
eply that further efforts by the gov
rnment were impossible, had de
landed a debate on the subject and
ecelved a refusal from the speaker.
I "This Is u damned scandal," he
ried, tearing up his notes and stat
ering them broadcast with a furious
esture. Before the speaker could
till hun to order he had left the
lumber.
I’AIRHANKS POST FOR
ALGER MEMORIAL
Fairbanks post. No. 17. Q. A R.,
lent the following letter to the conn
'll, Monday, Indorsing the project
or a memorial for the lute Gen. Rue
‘ell A. Alger: "NVe wish io express
o your honorable body our l.**ur',y
tpproval of the action taken by you
oward the erection of a suitable
Memorial to our late honored corn
-ade, Gen. Rus.iell A \lgrr. We
rust that the same may oe ptrfect
»d at an early date My order of tne
»o«t, E. F. Lumb, adjutant.”
W Its Seek* llhorrf,
Verna A Williams started suit fi.r
llvorce, Momlay mnniliiK from Watson*
Williams. charging non-support. Tin*
ouple were married in Woodstock,
'nt. June H. 1010.
What Some of the Well-Known Men
of Detroit Say About The Times
Great Premium Book
THE EDISON ILLUMINATING COMPANY
Os Detiolt, 18 Washington Avenue
Mr. Frulvric J. Buskin. cure of The Times, Detroit. Michigan.
Dear yir 1 have reu 1 tl.ret chapters of your hook "The Aim cl
ean Government" on subjects about which 1 knew cnuiiah to be
• ole to criticise. I find the Information accurate, well expressed,
a.*d presented In uri nttrai live f«.»m *1 lie headings of other rhep
ter» »how thHt \f>u have covered the groaiSl thoroughly snd pujt In
» onvenl* nt shape the answer to all the questions which are H*.k<-d
from day to day *»• to the functions und operations of the National
Gcverntrent Department*
Yours truly,
ALEX DOW.
Detroit. Michigan.
Mr. Frederic .1 Haskln. rare of The Times, Detroit. Michigan.
Dear Me I have marly finished reading •The American
Government’ and ran truthfully say that I consider It a fine book
for the whole family. Your* truly,
IC. L IIOLMR.i
1460 Grand River. Detroit. Mich.
Mr Frederic 4 J. Flaakln. cur** of The Times, Detroit Michigan.
Dear Sir Your book "The American Government" In a Very
readable wav place* Information relative to our government mid
its working* at the of 't* reader* It is an admirable
answer to the question* which naturally arise about the Inner
workings of our Republic.
Truly your*,
(Signed 1 JAMD. JEFFREY,
Pastor Scowl Meinoriul Presbyterian Church.
"EPISCOPAL ROOMS
44 Campau Building, Detroit.
Mr. Frederic J. Ifa*kln, tare of The Times, Detroit, Michigan
Dear Sir 1 I have read with great Interest your volume on "Tne
American Government.” It I* at once tno*t Instructive Hnd thor
oughly interesting it seems to be a book that will be of great
use 111 making Intelligent and well-informed citizens and we cer
tainly greatly need such citizens.
Youth sincerely,
CHARLES D. WILLIAMS.
Detroit. Michigan.
Mr. Frederic J. Haskm. care of The Times, Detroit, Michigan
Dear Sir: I read quite u portion of your book. “The American
Government." It Is full of vuluable and interesting information.
I congratulate you upon the production of a work of such Impor
tance. Your* very sincerely,
F. D LEKTE.
Detroit. Michigan.
Mr. Frederic J Haskln. care of The Times, Detroit, Michigan.
Dear Sir: I am In receipt of a copy of "The American Govern
ment. ’’ I have Just finished reading It and am highly pleased with
the volume. It Is so comprehensive and strikes the particular note
the American student of government has longed for
Yours truly.
OKO. M. CORDON,
lawyer, Home Bank Building.
EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL
J. Uvinsen Bishop, Ph D.. Principal.
Mr Frederic J. Huskin. care of The Times, Detroit, Michigan.
ih'ar Sir I have read with gr* at Interest n large portion of
your hook "The American Government,” and feel that In correct
and popular presentation of the facts you have been slnguiu'lv
successful In writing av« ry useful book for nil Americana. It Is
astonishing how many of the workings of our government ar»*
unknown to large numbers of our citizens Your book seems to
me to nil a very evident want, and to nil It well.
Respectfully yours,
J. RKMSKN BISHOP
It is a matter for congratulation to The Detroit Times and to the author of “The American Government" that
the foremost educators of the country huve unanimously and unqualifiedly indorsed this book. Such letters as those
reproduced above could not have been obtained but for the exceptional merit of the book, It will be highly prized by
every man, woman and child who gets a copy, both for the interest it possesses and for the benefit derived from it.
The Times is giving it away for the mere cost of production and handling because of the good to be accomplished by
its general distribution It has alreadv broken all records for the sale of bound books in Detroit, yet the sales are
increasing every day. W’fttte the demand tx tremendous, The Times still believe* that it will be able to fill all orders
but urges those of its readers who want a copy not to delay and thus risk being disappointed. Act now if you want a
copy of this great book. *
FIR TREE A FOOT HIGH
HAS A 60-FOOT SPREAD
HLMMELBTOWN. Pa., July 22.
Dauphin county contains the only tree
of Its kind in the world, a species of
Giesnlaud fir. aud although leas than
a foot high the circumference of the
■pace covered by its branches Is sixty
feet.
This tree Is located on the Shenk
(arm In Bull Frog valley, about five
miles from here. It Is at least 200
years old, and from a short distance it
appears to be simply a collection of
small shrubs.
Horticulturists of the country, who
have heard of the phenomenon, have
made offers of substantial sums for
the tree, with a view to removing Ik,
roors and all; but these offers have
been consistently refused. Aside from
tree specialists aud residents of the
neighborhood, few persons have heard
of the spreading tree.
In Greenland. Its original home, the
species never grows high and is little
more than a shrub. In its natural
surroundings It does not attalu any
where near the circumference of the
one near here
WOMEN GO ON RECORD
AGAINST LONG HATPINS
MI’SKOGEE, Okla., July 22.—1 he
women of Muskogee have declared the
long hatpin a menace to society aud
to the public und have gone on record
ugalnst It. The long hatpin will be
tabooed and If the plan of the Wo
men’s Federated club is carried out It
will Ih* a violation of city laws to wear
a hatpin that protrudes more than one
Inch from tHe crown of a hat.
The Federated Clubs have passed
resolutions for a "safe and sane hat
pin." Copies of these resolutions were
presented to the city council and the
council asked that an ordinance be
THE DETROIT TIMES: TUESDAY, JULY 23, 1912.
passed making it a violation of the
law to wear long snd unshielded bat
piua. When the council meets there
is going to be a crowd of women there
to see that the council carries out
their wishes.
A member of the federation declar
fed that women are continually asking
for reform measures, but she believes
reform should begin at home. "A
woman gouging a man iu the eye
with a long hatpin," she declares,
"has no business asking the city to
enforce other humane ordinances "
‘SOCKLESS JERRY’S’ WIDOW
IS RUNNING FOR OFFICE
WICHITA, Kan. 22.- Mrs.
Jerry Simpson, widow of "Sockless
Jerry" Simpson, has followed the ad
monition of her late husband from the
spirit world aud has become a candi
date for County Superintendent of
Schools of Sedgwick county.
Since the death of her husband sev
eral years ago Mrs. Simpson has pro
fessed t o have received numerous
spirit messages from him, one of
which was that Speaker Champ Clark
would be nominated at the Baltimore
convention.
Mrs. Simpson Is a great believer In
these spirit messages from her hus
band, and she regulates her dally life
according to the advice she receives
from him. In one of his messages he
directed the sale of lilh biography.
Mrs Simpson has worked industrious
ly at tills and has lived upon the pro
ceeds of the sale of the book.
DOZEN CAGED CANARIES
AID IN CHURCH SERVICE
VENICE. July 22.—Canaries, carol
ing an unusual accompaniment to the
organ and choir, were used in the
Venice Union church the other night
ns an aid to righteousness. The pas*
Detroit, Michigan.
Mr. Frederic J. Baskin, care of The Times, Detroit. Michigan
I>i-ui Sir Sometime ago I received a copy of your hook "The
Arm rb an Government." My father, Rev Jno. Russell. D.D., ninety
year* old. Rot hold of the look und read It ull, then a youth In the
family hetanie intensely Interested In It; so the bonk ha* charms
for youth and old age. Why Waste so much time In reading sh tlon
when In portent facts can he made so Interesting? I am enjoying
thu reading of the hook.
Yours very truly.
CHARLES P. RUSSELL,
-3 Chope Place.
Detroit, Michigan, 19f>2 Warren Ave. E
Mr Frederic J. Haskln. care of The Times, Detroit, Michigan
Dear Sir: 1 *\m delighted with your book "The American Gov
ernment." and corah'.r It a very valuable and practical worjt.
Sincerely yours,
WM J. JACOBS. Ph. D
Detroit, Michigan
Mr. Frederic J. Haskln, cure of The Times, Detroit, Michigan.
Dear Sir: Your book “The American Government" l have found
of much inter, at for ita clear and entertaining preaentntlon of
facte. Aa la an id In the preface, It la a "dependable source of in
formation.” It la a valuable hook which I should like to aeo In all
llbrnriea or collections of equal suffrage literature as well ns In
public libraries and book shops. I will Interest our bookseller to
Include It In his list of bocks on suffrage or relating to that sub
let t If lie has rot done so already.
Very truly yours.
(MISS) (’LARA E DYAR,
Gross*- pointe Fat ms, Mich.
Chairman, League of Equal Suffrage Societies of Detroit.
ST. MATTHIAS’ EPISCOPAL CHt’RClf
R* dory. Hfi Missouri Ave., Detroit. Mich
Mr Frederic J. Haskln, cur*- of The Timas, Detroit, Michigan.
Dear Sir; < >ne on the "outside'' often wonders at the inystoty
of our government machinery- Your book "The American Goveir
ment" places or* on the "Inside” In such a way that the mystery
disappears and w« become acquainted with ourselves. This is
worth while. Only as one knows can one truly upplaud. or *anel>
criticise. Sincerely,
W. A ATKINSON
WESTERN HIGH SCHOOL ►
Wm A. Morse. Principal
Detroit. Michigan.
Mr. Fred»rlc J. Haskln, * urs of The Times, Detroit. Michigan.
Dear Sir- After having examined your book on "The American
Government," 1 hnd It Is a live, up-to-date, practical class text.
Just such us should b* used In every high school.
Very respectfully yours,
W. A MORSE
Detroit. Michigan.
Mr Frederic J. Haskln. care of The Times, Detroit, Michigan
Dear Sir: 1 have re.»d your hook "Tire American Government"
with unabated Interest. In the luriguage of the senator from
Georgia, "It is a peach" reads like a novel. What I admire most
about it is the comprehensive character without being tiresome or
too minute in details or exhaustive In explanation
I congratulate you upon the labor you must have «n willingly
contributed to produce n work so valuable to every American
• Itlzen I congratulate you upon the inspiration which led you
to write It and writt It so well, T congratulate yob. upon so com*
pletely supplying n long-felt want In the public mind. ll* re *
hoping you may realise u large sale. The book ought to be in the
hands of every man and woman, bo> and girl throughout tic
I* ngih and breadth «f tills great republic.
Yours truly,
CHARLES W. PICK ELL Mgr.
Detroit Ag«nc>, Mars Mutual Life Ins Cos.
lor, the Rev. Fenwicks L. Holm*, a, de
cided to surprise his flock with the
unique plan.
The congregation accordingly filed
into a church brightened by the mel
ody of a dozen pretty yellow btr is.
Import**! from Germany, their t ag*-»
swinging at advantageous points
above the heads of the worshipers
The canaries Interrupted the Rev.
Holmes's sermon very little. But
when the choir and the congregation
arose to sing hymns, the feather* and
songsters burst forth into miiii< al
cadence which greatly enhanced the
human praises of the Ureutor.
The Rev. Holmes doe.* not know
the canaries were ever used befor* In
at church services, but he thinks Bum
a great help to sincere worship They
will be used every Sunday hereaflet.
THE "RADIO-WATCH."
The ‘Radio-luminous watch” Is
the latest novelty in timepieces An
English company is making 'em. The
dials and hands are illuminated by a
radium compound that makes It easy
to tell the time In the dark. The
above picture shows how the face of
the rsdio-watch looks In the dink of
the moon.
Classified-I Cent ,
Rates la Word
I
<’a»h will, order If charged, ic a
line
No transient advertisement Insetted
for lean Mian 16c with cash; 18c *f
< barged p»*r Insertion.
The above rate* apply to all classi
fication* except Hlrtlia, Cards of
Tbunl<<t, Obituaries, Medina Notices,
uiul all Ads. preceding Mule Help
! Mirths. Heaths, Curds of Thanks and
Milting Notice*— Minimum charge, !5o
for 25 words or less. over 5 words
on* and one-third cents for each extra
word.
Personals—Mmlinuih charge, 30c; lbc
per line. tCuunis si* words to the
Mite).
BIRTHS.
BOYS.
P. Hang. 686 Commonwealth; M
Wluiikki t 54 Linden. J Wltkowskl, 44g
Linden; S Miller, 132 Roosevelt; A.
German, 200 Theodore; V. Platkowskl,
311 Alexandrine; J. Frak, 926 Milwau
kee, W. ftundburg, 278 Baker; (J. Rub-
Inson, 518 Twenty-fifth J- KiigaL 107 C
'Pw enty-fourth; \V. VVlelk, lOtf North
ern; A. \V roblewakl, 200 Twenty
eighth. J. Vanderskl, 1216 Chelie; K.
<ir»«ne, 33 Oakland. J. Manning. 947
Mitchell; A. Wllinlus. 74 Boone, K.
ksmiiwskl, 860 Wurrrn,
aiRLS.
C. Bischofr. I *etroit; E. Petts, 17
Douglas; 11. Whltehorn, 1522 Field; A.
Tattersull, 620 Chippewa. L. Schmidt,
li I'rontenac; .1. Merrell, 383 Four
let nth. C. Weber, 510 Twenty-third. J.
Chi clnskt, 312 Tillman; J. Mallnoakl.
352 Qarflekl, twins; F. Kldrldge. 133
Un-Mon: A. Kllng, Detroit; K. Daley,
225 Fifth; W. Rnurke. 1 267 Vermont; V.
Rehe. 843 McDuugall H. Rowden, Wo
man's hospital; K. Hubbard, 1411 Mc-
Clellan; I*. Crrvle. 16S los. C'ampau;
\\ Vernier, 1008 Concord: K. Kreche.
1419 Waterloo; Y, Kolndzeskl, 1368
Sheridan; J Keating. 654 ’l'welfth. J
Ollfln, 784 Campbell.
DEATHS.
Catherine Hart Diet*. Grace hospital.
38 years, piritmltls; Louisa Leanlcw
*kl. Harper hospital. 53 years, cancer
of the Intestines. Vuka Petbyanskt. DM
Klrby-uve . 2 months, a« ute entero
colitis; Helen Gut'. 622 Piquette-ave.. 4
months, acute diarrhoea; Morris J>e
Clark, 49 Loula-av**.. S months. Intes
tiu.iJ obstruction; Edwin George Brad
ley, 1479 Mack-ave, 4 montlis, muras
i mus; Elisabeth Frances Stewart. 4•»
I Scovi i-pl , 2 .wars, o* ute ucid Intoxica
tion; (lermain Kowalcxyk. Childrens’
Free hosf itn 1. 4 months, cholera Infan
tum; Joseph Lowthlan Hudson, Eng
land, 65 years, pneumonia. Emma It
Parker. Watkins. N» w York, 62 years,
embolism of right middle cerebral nr
titv. Henry c. Delta. 1126 Forest-a'*.
51 vga p s, anueryatnal dyspnoea; Addlo
l.aphutn, 336 Carter-ave.’. 23 years, ab
scess right kidney: Malvina Church, 'll
I Fort y-avt.. 79 years, acute cardiac dila
tation. Hazel E. Mlaohler, Harper hos
pital. 19 jiars, absciss* of tmrad Ukh
ments: Clarissa A. Gotf. Harper h"#
pltal. 68 year*, apoplexy; Arthur Mu-
Jew ski :ns lllinois-st., 5 months, ma
rasmus. Daniel Clatk. 707 Ferdlnand
ave. 71 years, mitral regurgitation;
Ebert Scott, 93 Jay-St., 1 montit. inatil
tioti; Charlott* Beat ley. St Marys hos
pital. about 62 years, pernicious anemia.
Harvln Cicotte River Rouge, Mich., 1
year, leukattnia; Joseph S*e*epala. 13S
NeWtou-live., premature birth: Joseph
ine Dr.urls, 123 Dane-st.. 1 year, cer.-
bro spinal meningitis. Man b- Jaz*m
ihoin kl. 414 Murnn-ave. 3 years. sept«-
I caetnta; Borntslawa Zielinski. l<B
I Thirty-first. 2 years, n.ensle*; ciarabelle
Burt rant. 76i Twelfth-st . 6 months,
i cholera Infantum; Adam F \m*barv.
t \\>M hospital, 56 y*uis. acute
I mania. Frederick Bloom. Sprinawell*.
Mich , 2 hours, | rematur** Mrtli; Bertha
j St* guit'yer. 3'.s Chenc-st.. 51 years,
i mitral regurgitation.
DIED.
BARTHOL— July 19, suddenly, at her
home, 80t Van Dyke-nve.. Aman.la A .
aged 3<> years, tieloved wife of Juun s
O. Hart hoi Funeral Tuesday. 2p. tit.,
from residence.
HI’SH Died at Jackson. Harriet Max
son Bush, widow of the late c 17.
Bush, mother of Mrs. IV. A. Itlcliuri*.
of .lack«on; Mrs. H. W. Denison nnd
j Mrs Alonzo P. Ewing, of Detroit.
I FREE July 21. 1912, June, aged 82
years, beloved mother of Mrs Win.
Wellington. Funeral services at resl
deuce, 372 Cameton-uve., Tuesday at
2 p. m.
GIBBER —July 19. 1912. at McAllestcr.
Oklahoma, Honeage Cllhhes. Burial
at Detroit, Mich.
GROSS- July 20, Klttie, beloved yvlfe
of George L. Grus*. Funeral from
residence of A H. Hill Jr.. 7 Hazel
st. Time later.
JEFFERS —July 26. at parent’s hqnie.
170 West High, John Daniel, beloved
ton of John D nnd Catherine Jeffers.
I aged 3 years 10 months. Funeral
j Tuesday at Bay city Bay city uud
Saginaw paper* please copy.
WALSH —July 20, 1912. at parents’ rosl
| denee, 76 Euelld-ftve. east. Elizabeth
Emily, beloved daughter of S. Fran
cis und Louise Snyder Walsh, aged 3
years. Funeral Tuesday, July 23. at
8 30 and ut Holy Rosary ehurch at 5
o’clock.
i WALKER — At residence of her daugh
ter, 361 Antletam-st , Rose, beloved
mother of Mrs. W. M Dies Funeral
from residence Tuesday ut A ant ,
and from Our Lady of Help church At
8:30 o'clock
14 bU* W\ y i'KIV—-M A 1,15
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LETIC Cl.l’B (a ROUNDS,
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A.- MOTKL. IIKLP wanted for city ami
r« aorta. The J nternat lonul Bureau
I of Kmployera. H*j Mlrhlgttn-are.
• • ■ ’ NTHHH WANTED Out of Woik
to call at 64 Grand Hlver-ave , <ar
m-nters' headquarters; o. Krledlund,
nuslness agent Office hours. 7:3u to
1* a m. mml 3:50 to 4 30 p. m Coun
cil meet* every Thursday evening, 64
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lor my work In the line of carpen
ter* work, on short notice, at the
itfculur rate of pay, 50c per hour atel
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SOHOLA RSHIP in the Business Insti
tute, city, at a reduction. Box No.
I *-30
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Kil er-u ve.
HELP WANTED— r EMA L E.
AT ONCE—2O girls wanted.
Steady position. Parke, Davis
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A --MOTET. HELP wanted for city and
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iif *l*B E WORK Girl wanted for gen
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LADIES WANTED to do piecework at
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€62 Fourteenth, near Myrtle.
Wanted At Once
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CASS. 21*6—Cun accommodate four gen
tlemen; modern downtown upart
n.tut, hot water, electric light; pri
vate family. City 7674-1..
r 1 - 1 ■*
CASS. 603—luitge front alcove, also
other room, tourism accommodated.
CiIAKI.OTTK, 106—Furnished room in
private futnlly tor gentlemen; inod
tin conveniences Grand 6U2-L,.
CIIAIiIAITTK, VI —Kooma for Cad'llu
quu visitors. Cull Grand 3420-1^
PAVUN'I’OHT, 82 —Kxclusive board and
rooms; unexcelled; Detroit's most
beautiful street, near Woodward; if
you are looking for something out of
tin ordinary, phone Grand 1460-J.
ItOoMs—Purniture lor rooms complete
81 weekly. Sumner Cos, Mich, and 4»n
to ni:\i'~HU(jiu«.
WILL SJ JOHN & CO.
Ip m lCstate, It *ntals and Insurance
407* Ciiainbei i . Commerce. Cherry 3460.
HANNAN RENTAL AGENCY
ORB Roil RAW dLPO
~ TO Hfct.NT—BCUrttfetS I PLACKS.
Lil.XI KAl4l. p; tfTOHK for rent, with
splendid rooms 027 Chene, corner
Secll Inquire 676 Uratlot-ave.
U 414TKD—HOI m:v
bMALL ii.it si; <>i nlcs flat, within
mile of I.awtOn and Ureckem Idge.
l'hcne Hickory 739-J.
CRR4ONAL. _
Milk BLRDHOR —Corns, bunions. In
growing nails treated successfully.
Residence. Call Main OH-K. 340 Bast
Adams.
NCTICB — If any pool girl ts In troublo.
needing advice, friendship or hel£
write or cell on Skit' MAHGAKBi'
DUFFY. 898 Fort-st west. dalvallou
Army .
SlOllAt.K At;* « \«TAI.B.
ACMK. BTOKAOK CO., largest vana
packing. Main 60s. 45 Oiiman-st.
ftuCHL BKOfi, Storage and Cartage,
j Os flea, 487 Heaublen-st K 821; O. «l)
HIVfcHHIMC STOKAGhI A CAHTAGh
Cos. Fireproof and Non-ftreproof
storage. • Main 90% Moving ami
piking <- 1 1 v 607 k
OP lit I \ N »
, , . --j
\ \N \ 1.l E l and Optician
2.6 Woodward-Ave. Main 4211
Ml"! \\l» H»l SI).
j u iy’T Black purs*, strap across ba» k.
I Containing money and list -f band
concerts, tn downtown district
poll sil.lv —HK.MI.Kii K 1*4401*1-'.U Ii
C B. WARD
hardwood floors downstairs. parlor,
living room dining-room decorated
electric lights, window shads*. »»
r,«d> 10 move In. op*n dally from 3
to 4 or phon* for appointment. Nortn
1793 or oak I.
Page Nine
FOR SALE—FARM*.
MIC Iff GAN FARMERS
Can Make Money in Winter
Instead of six months of unprofit
able, uncomfortable waste of time.
Enjoy fine climate the year round.
Farm north In the summer and
Florida in the winter. Thousands
are doing It sueeessfully. Buy one
of the famous
ST. LUCIE GARDENS
On the Indian River
night In the midst of finest orange
and crape fruit groves in«l plneap
-lln plantations. A clcun, approved,
guaiunteed proposition, with all Im
pi oveuientM.
Wanted—General ngenta to ap
point sub-agents In best farming
sections of state Address
Coldren Land Company
CHAS. 8. EMERSON. Special Rep..
Library Park Hotel, Detroit, Mich.
FOR SALK—Cheap, on contract, only
f 1.800, good farm near county road;
good town, two railroads. Address
owner, 11 lluron-st.. Ypsllantl. Mich.
bU*INF.»» Ol’l'OßTt NITIBg.
DROUILLaRD A COMPANY have good -
bargains In rooming houses. Sea
them before buying. 88-90 Griswold
st. Cherry 2666.
jX
PIANO HGBPITAL; repairing and fln-f
Isblng pianos, organs and fine fur-,,
ntture; everything first-class. Grant!
3958-L *
• "" ” ■" ' (
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY TO LOAN ' 3
In amounts from 11,000 to SIOO,OOO, at
6%. sVfc% and 6°k, secured by mort-
Rage on Improved city real estata.
o commlsalonu charged. Detroit
Trust Cos., Penobscot Bldg.
CONSTRUCTION LOA N 6 Liter *!
amounts. J. F Weber. 1114 Gratiot,
FOR SALK—MISCtCLLAftUItI».
A.—Typewriters Cadillaqua
Visitors Vk price, l.argcst stock lu Unit
ed States SMITH, UNDERWOOD,
REM, ROYAL. $lO to SSO. Detroit
Typewriter Cos.
Shelby St., Cor, State.
billiard and Pocket Billiard Tables
with the only genuine Monarch cush
ions. new ana remodeled at moderate,
prices and easy terms; also supplies
and repairing Brunswlck-Balke-Col
r lender Cos., of Michigan. 100 Ran
dolph-st.
Mrs ic prix BARGAIN—Large oak
"Mira," SIOO style, plays Jo *4-Inch
dirks, $25 ouk cabinet and 1 do*, of
the iateat . tune aheeta Included,
slightly used, but like new' Special
I his w eek S4B for complete outfit.
GUINN ELL BROS.’ Branch. 57 Mon
roe *
PIRSSON PIANO—OnIy $53. full 7 OC-,
tnves. carved legs, overstrung, thor
oughly overhauled at our factory, 1
good tone and action Terms 7sSi
week GUINNELL BROS., 245 Wood-,
wu rd.
'■■■«;
Plastering and Brick Work
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
q 4007—C. E. CARROLL—II* Lyntnde*
SMITH ie BARNES PIANO —Walnot
chsc. full length music desk. 3 pedal*
fully modern, large size, was s3t6;
our quick sale price only $197. Term®
t<> suit. GUINNELL BROS.’ Branch.
5 7 M < inroe
BODA FOUNTAIN*. bllJUrd nnd u 6
tables, new and second-hand 'Vasa
Marsh Cos.. 9 Farmer-st. E Z terms.
THREE COUNTER SHO WCASES for;
Milt’ cheap. I’hnne F.aat 2272-J s6s
Uort-st east.
VIOLIN OUTFIT—OnIy $8 50. stra\..‘
-no*cel violin with case, bow and *'•
trr. <*t rings A rare bargain. Mull
orders filled See this instrument ».t
once or write for complete descrip
tion GUINNELL BROS., 245 YVocd
tv * rd.
W’ ANTED—Cor. Michigan and Four**,
to furnish rooms complete. $1 w»*V.
Sumner Cos.
WANTED—HIsnChUfEOV*.
ALI DEAD HORSES and cow* r*n Y
promptly Phone Millenbxch
ft IOH EST prices paid furnt* e. *♦.©♦. >■
carpets Lannam tit Grat Cnerry
OLD feather beds wanted Jewel Feath
er Mattress Cos.. 35* Mich. Cherry 607-J
- - SB 1
OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF
PARKS AND HOC LEV 4 H D*.
Room 201. city Hall.
Detroit. Mich.. July I*. 1912
Room 291, City Hull.
Sealed proposals will he received el
thi above office until Wednesday. -Ts-Y
21, at 12 o'clock noon, for the follow
ing
I*PHtIT CONCRETE MtrtDtM
t\l» SIIEU.T A*Pl* tt.T.
ft and« nt*' requested on Noth kinds of
resurfacing for the Western Grand
blv.i from Wood ward-'* ve to Hamil
ton l.lvd. 1 double driveways), atiproxl
mutely 24.263 square yards.
If H ICR P t VKMI’A'T.
To complete tne tirlck driveway* on
the <««t nnd west sides of the Russell-,
pi *u1 1 wa\ on the Bssfe-n Orand-blvd,
I ,iiq<toxlmateiy 3.461 sqtiare yards.
CEMENT II HI DOE. '
Over Sylvan creek on Central-#v*.,
Fleile Isle park ,
CEMENT DOCK.
Extension of cement dock on north
Side of Belle Isle Just west of Bella
isle bath house.
XTRtll noil t;n.
For power plant. Belle Isle park
HoT MINER.
Hot mixer to mix asphalt and stone
that Will mix at least‘l* eqhlc fee* to
batch, mixer to be fitted with a loader,
also water measuring tank when miter <
le used for concrete work Bids must
state horse power of engine and h«*ll
«r ’ Opacity <f batch "nd kind of guar
antee to be t o. h. l>etrolt.
«PR tl EH.
Spraying outfit complete.
* ptnris nnd spectflcattone may he •••*
it th* above office. ■*
Bids it,list be submitted tn triplicate, .
statin* "brn work will he 1
M*,.,*d and c«mplcD<d. al*« who*
snraver and mixer wIU be delivered. and
' x rbeok equal to I per bent *.f the.
... ~u „ t Cf the bid must accompany
, h |. r .,f:nxat ass guarantee that tug
ai!. .".Ve’VH
It u- DI'SCA I'oitinsleelonee.
Secretary. tlti

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