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CALIFORNIA'S SUNNY
SKIES LURE MIN OE 76
Nelson B. Eddy, Former Hudson
Citizen, to End Days in
Golden State
'■%
The Hunhy whies ami tales of the
wonderful fruit uml flower* of the
Golden htaie. are luring from a life
long' residence In the middle west,
and at the age of 7(i. Nelson B. Eddy,
of Toledo, formerly of Hudson, Micli.,
aud ut present the guest of his daugh
ter, Mrs. Frank Wolfe, No. 173!* Hus
seli-st.
■ Yes, 1 am probably paying my last
visit to Detroit, for Sept. 17, 1 am
going to California, to Escondido,
Juat south of l»s Angeles, where two
daughters and a number of relatives
live.” Mr. Eddy told The Times. "1
came to Michigan In 1844 from my
birthplace In Wayne county, New
York, and although in 31 years of
railroading I traveled over a good bit
of the south and middle west, 1 al
ways considered Michigan my home.
When 1 came to this stute we travel
ed by team trom the farm in Wayne
county, New York state, to Buffalo
and then boarded a steamer called
“The Constellation,” bug, baggage,
humans and unimals, and landed at
Detroit. That steamer was not much
like the present wonderful city of De
troit 111, I assure vou.
“Then we hitched up and .drove
first to Adrian, then to luma and
liuully to Hudson, where we settled.
In lonia out stopping place was the
present site of the slate prison. 1
have never been In lonia since we
left it in 1845. and I have never had
the pleasure of revisiting my birth
place, in New York stute. During my
residence in Michigan, I very
well Indeed, the late Gen. Cass,
Zachariah Chandler and the late Gov
ernor Charles M. Croswell. who mar
ried my first cousin. In 185 b, I went
down to Marshall, Texas, and took
charge of a paper there called the
Harrison Fiag. owned by Capt. John
W. Barrett, who in personal appear
ance was the exact counterpart of
Abrahutn Lincoln, except that his hair
was not so dark. Capt. Barrett was
frequently taken for Lincoln, who
was. of course, a very prominent
figure ut that time, just on the eve of
the Civil war.
"I am looking forward with
pleasure to going to California. The
city. Escondido. where my daughters
and relatives live. Is in the southern
California fruit belt They tej me
the climate is ideal and the place a
beautiful one. Yes. 1 am rather well
on in years to go to anew country,
practically, to make my home, but I
think I am good for many years yet
because lain blessed with perfect
health. My parents lived to be near
ly 92 years of age and the Eddy clan
Is a long-lived one anyway. 1 have
never tasted a drop of liquor of any
kind ami do not use tobacco. I re
member as a lad of nine, trying to
smoke a cigai and was made so
frightfully ill that I never wanted to
see tobacco again, although I did fall
from grace once again when 13, but
also was made so sick that I was per
mantly turned from tobacco in any
form.”
Mr. Eddy’s clear smooth skin,
white beard and thick white hair, his
clear eyes, youthful-toned voice and
erect figure are a demonstration of
the perfect physical condition he
claims and hie looks belie the record
In the family Bible of 70 birthdays.
SOFT BIJRTH CREATED
FOR D. S. SUTHERLAND
Devid S. Sutherland, the oldest of
ficial In the employ of the Michigan
Central railroad, has been appointed
general agent in Detroit by General
Managei K. D. Bronner. The place
lias been created for Mr. Sutherland,
and its duties will be light enough
so as not to burden hie 111-health and
yearsv. The office of dlvl
' MV tandem In Detroit, which
..y* held by Mr. Sutherland for
years will be abolished. Mr. Suth
erland Is 6‘J years of age. and bf
keeping him in the service for an
other year he will he eligible for
one of the largest pensions ever paid
by the New York Central linea.
The work of the Detroit division
will be divided among the superin
tendent of terminals In Detroit, who
will take over ihe Toledo division,
the superintendent of the Jackson
division, who will take over the east
ern sec lion, und the superintendent
of the Mackinaw and Saginaw divi
sion, who will take over the Bay
City division. The c hanges will take
effect Aug. 15.
MARRIAGES
Nicholas George.lT. 27; Helen Htanek.
Hu
.lt.hr P. Marshall. 24; Kthel M. Chal
mrr, is
Ciimk Xugnrsk a, 21: Amiebc Okur
owtka, 18
otto Fisher, 20: Elizabeth Van Hour*
beck. 20.
Ftdnley William. 22. Detroit; AIR*
Hein. 21, I.uther. Mich.
Ueoise Reuter, <0: Lena Hl*. 2*
Louis hcopakos. 33; Oeorgala Chrla
p!t*‘ [ Hwllng. 41. Beloit, Kan.; Therese
Kmc en. 38. Detroit . . , '
V, ok lech Mojdyla, 21: Jadwlga Ka
tiH( 21
William Cork. 22; Rhode M Hard”,
"0
Seal l>. Robertson. 22: Irene U Hen
dfrfi'n. 25. ...
\\ Ulium Banks 32: Helen Sakefleld,
\lbert Pratt. 21. Landing; Sylvia Gra
ham. 20. Detroit. w
R„rh claw rich 28. Mary Zuwkowska.
*° Anthony Palka. 30: Sophia Tuszyn
skl, lk.
DEATHS.
Della P Sutherland. St Mary’s hos
rltal 30 years, uremic coma. Michael
Foley, House of Providence. .0 >’ears.
cerebral hemorrhage; < harles .1
Youngs. 813 Campbell. 5* year*, hemt
ni, *l" Lottie K K*rs. Harper hospital
IS years, appendicitis: Mary Pierce 15
Madlaon 58 vears carcinoma: Freder
ick Robinson. 114 Wellington. « months
malnutrition: Wilbert Rotbs, 1431
Sheridan. 2 months, whooping rough;
lerl- k 1 uo M-t- r. 1 ■•ss H- b>,. I■-
veara; ctuTnsv TTTva FrankHn
> ,»rd senltarltim. 44 venrs. peritonitis
- -•Hrtg»* 4**4* WssJan. JU * fcar *-
premia: Harriet Barlo, *l2 Field. vl
v ars. senility Fl.llllp Parnbra. Tfar*
p. r hospital 20 vears tufflnr: 33 llnert
Keller Mercy hospital. 1 month, maras-
rrrrs — Yfrtrtr) m r*‘ Urac* hospital.
fit vears strangulated hernia: Franc**
-tuetewba 312 Tillman, 2* J.-ars,
dropsv; Margaret M. Doollng. -*• 4 Mil
waukee 3 vears. diphtheria: Anion
ForNndl.ir. s<>l Williams, 4 m*»nth*.
♦ »-rn*h Joseph Klin. St. Marv’s hos
• pltal. 45 years, pulmonarv gangrene
* n tresc Nir »t. 818 Garfield. 43 year',
td-thlsls ptilmonalia; Catper Ritter, St
Mnrv’s hospital. 41 year*, strangulated
turnll
, Classified “j £ ent
Rates J_aWord
Cash with order. If charged. To a
llns
No transient adv*rtl*qm«snt Insaftod
for less than 16c with cash. lsc •*
,iburged per insertion.
I The above rates apply to all classl
; flcutions except Births. Cards of
| Thanks. Obituaries, Meeting Nole'ea,
I and ill Ads. preceding Male Help-
Births, Deaths. Cards of Thunks and
M.etlng Notices—Minimum euarge, -5c
for 26 worde or less Ovsr 26 word*
on* and one-third cents for each extra
word. _
Ptisonals—Minimum charge. 30c; l»c
F»er llns. (Counts six words to tf.s
Inc) *
BIRTHS*
BOYfl. , ...
P Zeblowski. 16 Wldman-pl.;
Karnnekl. 584 Harper: P Ventimiglia.
387 Krsklne. M Konleiny. 335 W •
F Hum.a. 1626 Kliery; S Marusewski,
K.i N.-wton; I*. Schultx. 6M Hammond.
V Stvsh, 1156 Rlopelle: L Fast. I*l
Willis. \V Winkler, 484 Moran; A
LeDuc, 1212 Fischer; O. Knofta. l-*»-
Ma\ well J Luldlaw, 756 Inland. J
Thompson, 621 Lafayette; B. .KopttuKe,
Hl2 Jos Csmpau; A. Hasmuson, 83.
Eighteenth; II Wilson. 25<> Trumbull.
F K roll, m Twenty-ninth; G Haaen
Cole. .14 3 Alfred
GIRLS . , ,
S. Poloicam, 88b Hlvard: »T.
712 Rlopelle; J. Fldlak, 244 Fanflold K ;
S Twanskl. 1 272 Rivard; A. Grembos.
1192 St Aubln; C Stlullta. 96 Ludden
J. Stevens, 709 Michigan; B Hortoi.,
! 144 Howard: H Denel. 536 Bellevue; E.
Arndt. 474 Dlstel; W Houghton. t»2-
Humhpldt; W Pnrnltxky. 94 < harle
vo|\ A 7,iihe, 999 Fadllluc; J Nletnelta,
i 2<» Wilkins. J. O'Keen 1057 Joseph
Cam pan. W. Reynolds, 1 o<*h u. Monroe.
A Lewen, 87« Twelfth; U Raker.
House of Providence; <> Bogart, W.
Flick 223 Michigan; W. Dean. 7 Heela;
S Bury. 731 Ferrv; -I. ltlumberg. P's;
Hastings; K flail. 1199 Beauhhn
DIED.
AYERS —Aug 9. 1912, at his late resl
,i. ». i'ai son »t., John i!
loved husband of Nina Ayers and
brother of Geo W., Charles, Frank,
Fred and Joe Ayers and Mrs Wm.
Hathaway. Funeral from above resi
dence Monday. Aug'. 12, at 2 p. tn
Burial at Mt Clemens.
HALL—Aug. 9. 1912, Viola M. aged 8
, Years, beloved duughter of Mr. and
Mrs Bert C. Hall Funeral from
I residence, 1008 Hancock-ave West,
[ Monday at 8:30 a. tn.
; HANSEN—Aug. 8, 1912. Julia Hansen
(nee Barkley l, beloved wife of Wen
j del J and mother of Janos. Frank
John, Margureth and Benjamin, aged
«2 years. Funeral Motolav at 830
a. tn from resilience. 704 Hlvard-st ,
I and nt 9 a. n». In Sacred Heart
church.
PI! ELl’S—Charles <\. aged 33 years ,
leaves a widow and baby 11 months
old Funeral Monday 2:30 p. m. at
his late residence, 660 Trtimbull-avc.
Syracuse papers pleuse copy.
RIV-ARD —Auk B‘. Ruth R„ beloved
daughter of Oliver and Rose Rivard,
aged ’ 5 years 6 months Funeral
from residence, Cadteuv road, Grosso
Polnte, Monday, ut 7:30 and St. Paul's
church at 8.
RFPP Aug. 9, 1912. at her home, 628
j Antoine, Anna, beloved wife of (’has.
Rupp, and tnuthtr of Jeremiah Krejoi.
aged 5s years. Funeral Monday. 2
P m.
HELP W .15 ITo—YiSi.K.
STOP AT THB
FRANKLIN HOUSE
On East Larued-at., Ju».
.a step from Woodward
and Jefferson avenues
Extra flue rooms, 60c,
16c. fl. |1.60 per day.
: Extra fine meals, 26c.
H. H. JAMES & SON
ANYONE, anywhere, can earn good ln
come copying addresses, particulars
4c stamps H E. ROUKHB, Dept. T.
El, Boston, Mass
- , ■ . . , ... . J
BOOKKEEPER*, stenographer* and
general offlpe help wishing positions,
kindly call or write the Daisy B.
Millet Agency, 626 Chamber of Com
merce. M
CARPENTERS WANTED—26 flrei
< lass men, Cull at 1 >elmar-ave , be
tvesn Holbrook and Westminster.
CARPENTERS WANTED— Steady work
the year round Call at 492 Falrvlew
ave. Phone Hickory 1132-R.
EXPERIENCED LAUNDRYMA N to go
In partnership w*th another laundry
man. Write or phone MAKLETTE
STEAM LAUNDRY. Marlette. Mich.
Arbon Dennis. Prop.
Ot >VE RN M ENT EX AMINA T lONS—Most
thorough preparation, $5, returned If
rot appointed. Particulars free
American Civil t-ervlce School, Wash
ington, D. C.
MAN ypder»4|rh#dr
want's rti. „ Jious man In
each city and town where not al
ready sufficiently represented. Pre
vious experience unnecessary. We
will teach you the business thorough
ly by mall and assist you to start in
business for yourself an our local
rtpi tsentative Splendid opportunity
for u man without capital to get Into
hie paying business for himself and
beeomt Independent for life. Th«-
National Co-Operative Realty Cos., C
-746 Marden bldg. Washington, D. C.
WANTED—Boys, 14 and 15
years old, to carry routes ; sal
ary and commission. Apply
Circulation Dept., The Detroit
Times.
WANTED Rip snwyers. cross-cut
nu\v.\ers, Jointer hands, planer hand.,,
(übinet makers, varnlshers, polishers
and rubbers Steady work for mar
ried men willing to locate with their
turn'll* s. No labor troubles (food
waaes. Address Hteger A Sons l’luno
Mfg. Cos., Steger, 111.
WANTED —Pressman, rapid on makc
readv on a line of all printed blanks
prefer man who has had Harris press
experience, but ran use a good cylin
der pressman. Address Baker-Vawter
Cos.. Benton Harbor. Mich
WANTED Blacksmiths. boring mill
t ptratora, engine assemblers anJ
machinists. Inquire for Mr Elroy,
Hotel Ste, Claire, Saturday afternoon
or Sunday morning
tlrtrt MONTHLY and expenses to travel
and distribute sample* for big manu
facturer: steady work. S. SCHEF
FER, 762 Sherman, Chicago.
HKI.r W4VTKI)—FRMAI.R.
« ♦ ■— '
Wanted At Once
40 GIRLS and
YOUNG WOMEN
, LOCAL AND LONO DISTANCE
* OPERATORa
SPECIAL INDFCEMENT9 TO EX
PERIENCED OPERATORS
WE PAY OUR EMPLOYES WHILE
THEY ARE LARNINO.
WE PROVIDE REST AND REC
REATION ROOMS COZILY AND
COMFORTABLY FURNI SHED
FOR THE OFF-DUTY HOURS.
WE OPERATE A COMPLETELY
EQUIPPED III.ST A CHANT AT
LEW THAN COST.
WE PAY A SCALE OF WAGES
THAT IT MIGHT PAT YOU TO
INVESTIGATE
WE HAVE OVER 100 SCPEnVIS
ORY POSITIONS INTO WHICH
OUR CAPABLE GIRLS ARB
PROUOTED
The Michigan Stats Tele
phone Company,
WASHINGTON AND CLIFFORD.
APPLY 4TH FLOOR
I
THE DETROIT TIMES
COURTEOUS CLERKS
HOLD CUSTOMERS
If you want to “ginger up”
your business, look over your
force of clerks and >ee it
proper attention is being
given every customer.
Maybe you need some
“new blood” behind the
counter.
If you want the pick of the
reliable clerks in and near
Detroit, who might be in
duced t<> “make a change”
state your offer through a
small “want” ad in the De
troit Times.
In this way you may se
cure the services of the kind
of clerks who hold the “old
customers” and make many
new ones.
“W ant” ads tnay he phoned
to The Detroit Times.
Just call Main 1408, City
33»5-
HELP WANTED—FEMALE.
W wii.i' Gni <>>!.• makers Hut wa
ges and steady employment. Apply
ut the office of '‘Michigan Malleable
Iron ,Cos.
» WANTED—AGENTS.
RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS, carrleis
vvuntt and. Good pay, fine positions,
l’av for Instruction after you receive
position Liberty Institute, Dept. 60.
Rochester, N Y.
MTI ATIONS WANTED —MALE.
YOINQ MARRIED MAN wishes io
lean* trade: ambitious. Box D, No. 60.
TO RENT— HOONI.
BFaUTIFFL large rooms to rent single
or suite, .near Wuodwurd and Cross
town. North 2206-K.
HOOMS— hurnliure tor looms complete
II weekly Sumner Cos. Mich, and 4»h
TO RENT—HOUSE*.
fi££
UNION TRUST COMPANY
Reru.il Dept., M. 3862.
Second Ave., i KII. near Blaine
8 rooms, 3 bedrooms, brick. s3a.
Meadowbrook, 180, near Jefferson
6 rooms, 3 bedrooms, brick, 935
Blaine, 161-163, near Second
6 rooms, 3 bedrooms, $32 6u to $36.
Luclid West. 67, near Second
8 rooms, 3 bedrooms, heated, $56.
Lower fiat; Janitor, large porch.
.UNION TRUST COMPANY
RENTAL DEPT.. M 38C3.
I
A.A. —Rental Agency — A.A.
STORM I’ELTZ-LO V ELEY CO.
See E. K. BENNETT
Griswold and Larned. Main 2772.
HANNAN RENTAL AGENCY
ONE McORAW BLDG.
MATERNITY HOSPITAL.
Licensed by the Detroit Board of Health
PRIVATE maternity home for ladles
before and during confinement. *' '
L. >lgrr, 31 Henry. Phon4 M. a
—— ■ : -
MONEY TO LOAN.
Land Contracts Bought
Money to loan on real estate Realty
exchanges a specialty. Will buy real
estate equities
EBERT, 309 Majestic Bldg.
CONSTRUCTION L'» .a a j cuierai
•mounts. J. V Weber. :<«4 Gratiot.
KOII A ALE—H KM DEN < E PRO PERI'V.
TANARUS() CL( )SE ESTA ?E
W’c will sell 330 King Ave. T'his
is a fine modern home on a cor
ner lot 40x110, with a large
garage. The price is $4,000.
This is a good bargain. See
Mr. Malott for terms,
HOMER WARREN & CO.
12th Floor
Chamber of Commerce
Main 640 b. Citv 6406.
SIOO DOWN
N*at, new 5-room modern cottage,
Fischer, Near Moffat Ave.
HENRY S. KOPPTN
MAIN 262. 306 BRKITMEYBR BLDO
BUY A HOME
EASY TERMS
WE WILL BUILT TO SUIT
YOU. WATER WORKS
PARK DISTRICT.
West «idt* St. Clair Ave., between
lefferson and Mack Avenues.
Ten per cent firist payment, bal
ance monthly.
HOMER WARREN & CO.
Chamber of Commerce
Main 6406. C ity 0406.
■ STOP
New subdivision now open on Vvn
Dyke, s'* miles from city hall. T«k*’
Harper car. Lots selling from $75
up. $5 down $6 per month; no pay
If sick Office open all day Sunday.
Pome In and let us go with vou
-and help vou pick out your L>t, i>e
grandebamp A Cos., 1207 Orattot-avq.
“ Flat, Parkview, near J^ffer^nn
|4OC down, balance as rent.'.. .$3 650
Flat on Pennsylvania, modern. $4,000
Flat, near Water Works Park.
Easy term*, rental $766 Price.l4.ls#
r>r nT Ml. Elliott "!
Double, nr.. Dubois Easy terms $2.6<'6
EBERT. v*J Maiestic Rlttg.
—— I■■ ■ ■■■ ■ ■ ■
A Beautiful Suburban Home
14 room* no and« t n bi It k >u*a <>ne re
of land covered with shade trees snd
flowers. 204 Woodward-are, Birm
ingham Hart Bros, 1006 Cham bn
1 of Commerce.
r«iH IAI.K—\ AI’ANT 1.0 T*. PUR I.4LB—VACANT LOTS.
Don’t fail to sec the Lots in the
Newland-Ave. Subdivision
If you want the*best buy in one of Detroit’s fastest growing
sections. \Yc have a block of lots 30x110 ft., located only two short
blocks from Gratiot on New land and Seneca Aves., ami a little over
4 miles from city hall. More than 73 new houses have been built
this spring within a radius of three blocks of this beautiful subdi
\ ision.
Price $450
Including sidewalks which are now laid, sewers, water and gas.
Terms, $lO Cash and $5 per Month
Will build to suit on easy terms.
C. W. Harrah, 301 Majestic Bldg.
BRANCH OFFICE COR. NEWLAND AND GRATIOT AVE.
Phone M. 4878 and R. 3543-J. H. SHAW, Local Agent.
FOR SALK—RESIDENCE PROPERTY FOR SAI.R—RESIDENCE PROPEHTi
FOR SALE
2-FAMILY flat
NEAR CASS AVE., SOUTH OF BOULEVARD
PAYS 10% NET
5 Rooms Each, Tile Baths, Steam Heat, Solid Brick
PRICE $7,200
MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE
ELMER S. MOON & CO.
M. 1041. J 2() FORD BLDG.
FOR SALE—RESIDENCE PROPER!*
Son.c vary choice residence* and bu*l
ntas lota on
FORD AVE.
JUST WEST OF
Hamilton Boulevard
And within five minutes’ walk of
Ford Automobile Factory
and D. C. R. Shops
Hamilton Boulevard Extension
of Third Ave. Line.
Haa Juat been completed and cara ara
In operation.
Rob’t Oakman
56-58 Home Bank Bldg.
Phones: Cherry 2302; Main 4595
TWO FLAT BARGAINS
CADILLAC AVE.
Between Kercheval and Mack; brick
veneer and ahlngle; six rooms each;
three bedrooms, separate furnaces,
oak fin 1 ah; $2,000 down, price $5,600.
Near \\ t)()I)\\ ARD \\ L.
Brdk veneer, five rooms and bath,
aepurate furnaces and laundry, fine
for home and Investment. Don't miss
this at $6,200. Terms.
BIG VALUE
Brick veneer, five rooms and bath,
aepurate furnaces and laundry, oak
finish; 40 ft lot one-half block from
Oakland, North W’oodward. Cheap
at $6,700. Terms.
John E. Brennan & Cos.,
Main or City 477. 609 Union Trust Bldg
COTTAGES
TWKLFTH-ST.. nr. Myrtle—Six rooms,
bath, gas. cellar, cement walks; near
three car lines; asphalt paving, 30-
ft. lot; only $2,200.
IKVING, nr. Greenwood —Seven rooms,
brick bungalow, bath, gas, furnaea,
hardwood floors dome, 40-ft. lot,
$3,100; cost SSOO more.
SPRINQ WELLS-AVE. 51,560. near
Dtx, six-room cottage; nearly neW;
a bargain
ALEX. WATSON,
803 Hammond Bldg.’
C. B. WARD
1616 Canfleld-ave., new 6-room cottags,
hardwood floors downstairs; parlor,
living room, dining-room decorated,
alectrlc lights, window shades; all
ready to move in; open dally from $
to 4 or phone for appointment. North
1791 or Oak I.
BEAUTIFUL HOMF
In the Indian Village,Anorth of Mack
ave , S2B Maxwell-ave. —Brand new, 7
rooms, electric lights, full basement,
furnace, laundry tubs and chute,
attic; decorated; lot 86 feet wide;
large porch; can be bought on terms.
Open daily from 1 tp 6.
NTLL ST.’JOHN & CO.
_ lAMRRW . >MMETRCB
Cherry 3460.
■ -
• BARGAINS
Harrison, nr. Perry, $2,250, 7 rooms,
bath and cellar Easy terms.
Sixth, nr. Alexandrine Easy terms,
$1,975.
Gin wood, nr. Bralnard, 6 roomi,
$1,700.
Brooklyn, nr. Hancock, 7 rooms, bath
and cellar. S2OO down, bal. as rent
Seventeenth, nr Michigan, 7 rooms and
cellar, $2,300.
EBERT, 309 Maiestic Bldg.
OPEN SUNDAY
763 St. Clair
New 6-room house. l /j block from
car line, ready to move in.
Price $2,450. $250 l ash.
See Mr. Bliss
HOMER WARREN & CO.
Chamber of Commerce
Main 6406. City 6406.
, . ■ ■ ■— . ■ , —J
$3,750
85 Cortland Ave. New modern
two-story home in first block
off Woodward. Hardwood
floors electric lights. SSOO
down S3O monthlv. Open Sun
day. Paterson Bros ft- Cos.,
i6<) Griswold St. City or Main
i-
ST. GLAIR, near JefTersun —Modern 7*
room house on easy terms; 35-ft lot
Trice $4,100 Balance monthlv He *
Mr Bliss. Homer Warren A 'V ,
Chamber of Commerce Main 6406;
rit> 6406
COTTAGE on Roo»*?velt; In good con
dition. second block from Warren*
n\r Price $1 IP»0 Homer Warren
A Cos., Chamber of Commerce Main
64(6. City 6406
A Beautiful Suburban Home
14 rooms, modern brick house, one acre
of land covered with shade tree* and
flowers 2'*4 Wood ward-a vc. Hirm
in,qham Hart Bros.. 1005 Chamber
if Commerce
s4.s<xk-TWO-FA$ 4 .s<xk-TWO-FA M T LY
New flat, full basement two furnaces,
hsrdwond floors and finish, large at
tic- strlctlv modern: fin*- sventie. on
West side; renl $504 ve*r: pnrr down
balance easy. MERTON L RICK.
1 427 M*Je*4P*
\ 12 Per Gent Investment
Anew two-family t.rick veneer flnt. up
. to-Uati-_ situate! •t ' I?fi Pa If Mew
, North W .o«lward s«...ufi. fT - nr ’
down, balance on time Addr<*« 225
pi one Nortl IttTfl 3
TVV < ) I \M 11 N II \ 1
on TVeTUtctt. Z rooms nrrd Rath each:
me 7-ro.»in cottage: sll on corner
lots; 17'»x167 ft Oss o-menl walks.
, lawn, etc Prlc* $6,700 cash Call
I Cedar 129 C-J.
AUGUST 1912
I
KUH BALU—HiCkiUUKIC PROPER It.
- -»
Investment
Opportunities
Two-Family Flat —Cadillac Ave.
Brick VHierr, thoroughly up-to-date,
six rooms und bath, each tlat rented,
* 1720 >eur, price $0,000; $1,600 down.
McClellan Ave., near Kercheval
Two-family flat and full basement,
furnace, etc. rented at $42 per
month; price $4,100; S2OO down.
Beals Ave., near Keicheval
New two-family flat, six rooms and
bath «ach. oak finish, separate cel
lais. stove heat; well rented, $4,100.
easy terms.
Crosse Pointe Bungalow
6c carfare to city, walking distance to
Chalmers Motor; new. 7 rooms, bath,
furnace; $3,200, S3OO down, S2O per
BEALS AVE., NEAR MACK
N»at cottage, five rooms, bath, cellar,
attic, oak floors; $2,(60; S3OO down.
$lB per month.
Victor Ave., near Ford Motor Cos.
Story and a half house. 7 rooms and
bath; $2,100; S2OO down, S2O month
fames P. Malseed Cos.
62 Buhl Block. Main 38<k
MARSTON AVE.
PRICE $4,500
Fine 2-story frame, 8 rooms and
bath, oak floors and finish, hot
air furnace, lot 45x125. An
abundance of flowers and
shrubs. This is one of the best
and prettiest homes in this
street. See Mr, Malott for
terms.
HOMER WARREN & CO.
12th Floor
Chamber of Commerce
Main 6406. City 6406.
LET ME BUY YOU A
HOME
Name your price, what cash snd
monthly Installments you can pay.
and I will find you a bargain In any
locality. Owner will pay my com
mission.
‘ LET ME SELL YOUR
PROPERTY
If you can give my clients honest value
for their money 1 can sell your
property.
WILBUR B. GILBERT,
Heal Estate. Losns and Insurance.
1220 Majestic Bldg M. 1(30; Ud. 2u17
_. T -
». V 1
Holbrook A
First Bloc**
Eight rooms snd bath, oak floors and
ffnj ► hsteam heat, 60-ft. lot; Just be
ing completed. For price see
F. C. ALDRICH
703 Majestic. Cherry 1007.
77 GRAND AVE. WEST
A fine new nine-room house, all com
plete In every detail, steam heat,
toilet in basement, oak finish down
stulrs and white enamel up stairs,
fire place, book cases, window scute;
lot 45x128 graded and sodded; fence
and sidewalks, and In fa< t everything
ready to move into.
See one of Hayden's famous oak
kitchens In this home.
upen all afternoon Sunday. Week
days by appointment Come out and
look. No trouble to show goods
F. t\ HAYDEN Owner
Phone Hem. 77 79 Rhode Island-sve
WE HAVE a modern 8-room house on
W llliama-ave., near Grand River, f-o
$.4.1.00, for payment down. Beautiful
home, 7 rooms and bath. North Grand
River, right near Ferry park, whltn
we can sell for S3,JOT We have a
58-ft, lot down town with two build
ings on It, which can be bought
sacrifice.
STAND FI ELD
308 Hodges Bldg Cherry 443
070 CAN'D )N AVE.
One and one-half blocks north of K*r
cheval-ave, • ight rooms and bath,
oak finish downstairs, full basement,
furnace .ind laundry tubs., gas and
« lectrld, just completed paved street.
JJ.730, easv payments Joseph QU«u
by. 266 Helen-aVe East 3462. Field
609
FL \ r SITE
Cur. of Boulevard and Elmwood
1 1>\ 155
See, Mr. BID*
homer warren & CO.
Chamber of Commerce
Main 0400. < ity I>4<j6.
iroß IAMC—VACANT I.OT*
LITTLE FARMS
( )nc Acre
ONLY A F EW LEFT
*SOO.
CLOSE TO CAR LI N F TAKE HUH
CRTIAX CAR ox nttAND HIVKti T-»
VUIYF.RH fU»AI* WALK SOUTH TO
AVKNIX SALESMAN ON
PROPERTY
OTY & SUBURBAN HOMES
(*()., Ltd., doo Griswold St.
A COUPI : Ol NICK FRONTS on *’u
tritHlre •!*.»!♦• uVt rluukiiix Laki Sf
cialr all higli. «*and> beach <«r line
right at hand, thickens and eggs at
low cost of living For this snd other
* pt~-rrittd bargains In an«t nrnuml
prosperous Detroit. s«-e the
HENRY IM \SS AGENCY
lUfe Mjffat Bldg Detroit, Mich.
■ ■ ■ - - - in - ■
KOH IALC—VACANT LOT*. FOR (ALB—VACANT
- -- ■ -■■■ ■■■ ■ -- ■ ' ■ *^■****—* <*|
DEXTER BOULEVARD ■
Now Being Paved With Asphalt
This improvement makes it one of the finest boulevards in the city.
WHY GO OUT OF THE CITY to buy lots with no fmprovemonts bat a
sidewalk, when you can buy lots in our subdivision, with sit Improvements
such as sewer, water, gas and electricity, for the small sum of $371 and UpT
These lots are east of Dester-blvd. to Wlldemere-avs.; can bo bought on
easy terms This locution Is strictly & residence district, sway from fsotortos,
railroads and smoke, yet only 20 minutes* tide from city hall on Grand Rlvor
cat line.
See our representative, A. P. Mott, at branch office, Dexter and West
Grand Blvds Phone Walnut 324-J; residence, West 37(1; or
C. W. HARRAH,
301 MAJESTIC BLDG. TEL. MAIN 4878.
Only 30 Lots Left in
Jefferson Homes Sub. at $350
$5 DOWN, $5 l**k MONTH.
TAKE GROSSE POINT OK LIMITS CARS TO ALTER AVE.
5c FARE ALL THE WAY.
PERRY-MQRTENSON CO.'
45 State St.
FOR SALE—FARM*.
64 ACHES, New Haven, good house. 8-
ruotii. cellar, barns 26x46 und 22x»0.
other good bulidings und fences;
level clay loam soil, $7.00u.
60 acres. Mt. Clemens, good 8-room
house, hip-roof burn, other good
buildings. 14 acres wood und pas
ture, lots of fruit Here Is a bargain,
us It's close to town and curs, with
8.l acres good crops; all stock und
tools. $ 7,500. eas> terms.
acres, Belleville. good 8-rcom
house, 32x62 barn, cement floor; room
for 14 head cows and 7 heud horses,
goed poultry house and corn crlo;
16 acres timber und orchard; well
fenced living water Will sell on
easy terms or take a good house In
exchange.
14 1 ui rex Milford; good 9-room house,
furnace, bath, fine large hlp-rocf
barn with basement for 26 head of
horses und 14 heud cows; silo, wlnd
triil hog house, good 8-room tenant
house, 20 acres timber, good orchar *.
7hl; farm Is rolling, but tbe best cf
land; S7O per acre; only $2,000 down'
tula nee easy terms.
170 acres, 1 mile from good town, 10-
r< om house, good basement barn;
good orchard; Take, new wmven wire
fences; some timber; only $26 per
acre * .
I have two nice 10-acre pieces of lann
at Royal Oak Will make you nl< e
homes. Have good houses and lots
of fruit. See Me.
Royal f>ak house, modern, 8 rooms
nice lot 60x150, fruit, fine cellar and
nice large porch; only $3,100; eaby
terms. . ,
23 aires Royal Oak on electric; a m*:
snui Ht only $276 per ucre This
land will double inside of three years,
1 have the good places “flee Me.
FRANK S. BRIGGS,
The Farm Man.
Main 1700 No 6"8-9 Majestic Bldg.
50 ACRES, near Mt. Clemens, fine up
to date buildings, best of soil. All
kinds of fruit. Stock, crops und tool*;
At acres. Osceola county, 10 acres clear
ed; small house, good welk Mill
trade for good vacant lot In Detroiti
40 acres 17 miles from Detroit, two
mile* from electric car line: --room
house 3ux 40; barns, orchard und
small fruit; will trade for Detroit
20 acres garden soli, near tpsllantl.
u. n lie from electric car line: good
lu uit*. barn, illo, tool shed, corn
crib. < hicken house, fine country
home, $4,400.
120 acres, gravel soil, one mile rron
eleitrlc car line; good buildings: fine
locution. SIOO ,j*«r acre Mill ex
change for Detroit property.
200 acres clay loam soli; one mile
from electric car line; extra good
buildings, fine piece of timber, well
w.iteied Make good etock or dairy
farm. $25,000.
Bt-r. v ermont-ave.. 40-ft. lot. 7-room cot
• $2,760; good terms.
Farm Headquarters
Fiske-Kinney Cq., Inc.
• 1(10 Ford Bid*.
Main 831. 832
CL * t, on ftne-Jska
dmlll, exxellent
fruit, all kinds; n<*ar electric; team,
toois. grow'lng crops: tiest bargain
In Oakland county; ss.bbb; time or
cash. Conte quick
40 acre*, neat electric, good soli,
fine timber, fair buildings, flowing
well, only $1,300; fruit and good tnar
kets. ,
6 and 10 acres, very fine, on elec
trlc. ,
330-acre estate, must g" bew
house and barn, 16 acres ht** D
loaded with apples, 1 o«» acres timber,
great bargain at $25 per acre, tirno
or rash
j) L. DAVIS.
Phone tfe L Pontiac.
10 A. In Wayne, new house, barr..
poultry house, flee light. 2 acres of
fruit and good crops, $3,600; win
exchange.
E. \Y. EYSTER. the Farm Mail
:»07 MAJESTIC BLDG
40 A 20 miles from Detroit buildings
good, fruit und soil. $2,(00. s4<*o
down: will exchange for good cottage
or lot , .
A. near Plymouth; t acres of
orchard. 3 a< re* of timber, two lurge
barns, good outbuildings, garage,
wind mill and silo Only $6,500.
EYSTER. ilu* Farm Man
507 MAJESTIC BLDG.
GROSSE ILL
200 Acres with stater front con
sisting of 80 acres hickory tim
ber and orchards. For
particulars see
J. B. PADBERG
412 Moffat Bldg.
CHICKEN FARM Twenty thousand
living hens Life Income Shares
SSO Easy payments Real estate *e
(jrlty Free literature Virginia Ca
0| native Poultry Farms, Clifton
St 1 tlon, Va
20 ACRES on Gratiot car line to ex
change for city property.
C. S BEADLE
I McGraw Bldg Main 6824
FOR SALE Cheap, on contract, only
$1 800. good tarm near county road,
good town, two railroads Address
owner, 11 !!uron-si.. Ypsliantl. Mich.
e*B SON Ale
DR A K MATTLKH, chiropodist and
foot specialist New address. 240
Woodward, corner John R Phon *
Main 8274 i.
EI.F.CTROLYPtB*—VioIet electric rnvs
for itt wkTTT rmd tr«»tm<-n4*-
work guarante*d Hubbard, 40. Gas
l big Main 12 27 _
JOS IE GORDON. manicuring, 83V»
arantr yrn-eT Mtrtn
liiciiVk- If *nv poo. girl in troubls
needing adves frlerwlship or help
writs or call on SEC MARGARMt
DUFFY. 898 Fort-st west. Salvation
Army
Job Prtsllsg Dane Rt«bt. rime*
I rrltflu r*- «• 3»6s M--s*.
SIMMER RESORTS.
laT^OesortsT
One acre on shore of tine lake, good 7-
loom house, gurage, fine shade trees;
all kinds of fruit A snap at 11,200
LARGE NEW COTTAGE
at Cash lake.
Beautiful shade trees; u very desirable
location. A bargain at $1,200.
LAKE ORION FRUIT FARM.
10 uci>* on the bunk of lake, near Park
Island, good 8 -room house, burns,
hen house und all kinds of fruitj
two minutes walk from car. This
farm is worth $5.000 Cun be bought
now for $3.500. If you want a nice
home It will pay you to investigate.
FIVE ACRES ON BEAUTIFUL LAKE
In Oakland county, sandy beach, good
fishing, timber and young orchard;
neat automobile road.
P. J. ALDRICH A CO#
8 Butler Bldg
Main 4430 82 Gr-swold-st. £lty 7174.
FOR SALK—HOUSE ROUT.
HOUSE BOAT FOR SALE.
l-tnel) built house boat, 22x40 over ail;
complete with furniture, bedding,
linens; 18-foot canoe and 14-foot row
boat. Thin Is an unusual opportu
nity to buy a furnished summer horns
or club house. Can be seen by ap
pointment only.
J. B. PADBERG
412 Moffat Bldg.
FACTORY RITES.
FACTORY SITES along the outer Belt
Line, at the Detroit Terminal rail
way, In the heart of the NEW
NORTH CENTRAL MANUFACTUR
ING DISTRICT.
ROBERT OA KM AN,
511-58 Home Bank Bldg.
Phones" Cherry 2302. Main 4595.
■ - ———*
I storage ami cartage.
ACME STORAGE, mammoth warehouse.
storage, moving. Main 899. 41 Oilman.
RGEHL BROS., Storage and Cartage.
Office. IST Beeiihien-et It. 8SI; a 811.
RIVERSIDE Storage snd Cartage Co.-
Fireproof and Non-tlreproof storage.
M 806. Moving and packing. City lot.
FOR SALE—MISCRI.t. AN COtJS.
A A A A —PINE LUMBER
All kinds of pine lumber, lath, doom,
windows, steam radiators, piping und
other material cheap at wrecking
jc b. John K. and Broadway. Al*j
all kinds building material at ya>d.
Union Housewrecking Cos.,
Fourteenth and Fort. West 1063.
1 AUTOMOBILE KuK SALE—-Rambler
30 H. P. 2-cylinder double opposed
motor, five-passenger touring cor,
equipped with top. side curtains, gas
lamps, horn, tools, etc., all In first
class condition. Uric- s2*o. FLo>d
E. Lott, Coho'-*
A. A. —Typewriters. vio-sso‘
SMITH, REM., UNDER WOOD, ROYAL;
weekly $1; renting sl. 183 SHELBY,
corner of State.
BILLIARD and Picket Billiard Tables
with the only genuine Monarch cush
ions, new and remodeled at moderate
prices and easy terms, also supplies
snd repairing Brunswick-Balke-Col
lender Cos., of Michigan, 100 Ran
dolph-st.
PIANOLA PLAYER PIANO for sale:
> lightly used; will sell to quick
huyitr for (240. price Includes 2o rolls
of music. Story A Clark, 33 Grand
River.
Plastering and Brick Work
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
O «fO7— C E CARROLL—IIB t.y*arde»
PLAYER-PIANO, mahogany ease. *<•
rolls of music, bench and scarf, cost
|600; will sell for $275 cash Grand
3958-L
STORE FIXTURES
manufactured for all kinds of stores.
We sell direct to retail trade Show
cases, counteis, shelving, floor case’*,
etc Detroit Store Fixture Cos. 337-
341 Gratlot-ave Main 4022.
SMITH A BARNES UPRIGHT, taken In
trade on a Story A Clark player
piano, will sell fur s.*o, term* ts J--
slred. 33 Grand River west. City
T7l(.
•ODa FOUNTAINS, billiard snd pool
tables, new snd second-hand Geo.
Marsh Cos. * Farmef-st. E Z term*.
STERLING PI AN'*- Will hr pot in
flrst-cias* condition. sllO 31 Grant
River west. Main 3372
{•URICtHT PIANO Modern design, only
• '88: full site. all mi «Wn Improve
ments C-tn scarcely be told from
new. Exceptional!* sweet tone
Terms $3 rtrunthlv. ORINNBLL
HRi*S ■ Brunch. 67 Monroe.
WANTED -Cot. Mlctiigsn and Fourtk.
to furnish rooms complete. $1 week.
Bumner Cos
IM V S J 1 AND Attrat IlMßfc
, n,. •< pedal s. excellent cond'tlon.
J,v»et tone Terms »5 monthly Don't
fail to see this big bargain at onee.
ORINNELL BR<»S. 245 M oodward
x \ 1 Kf>—*»*«*■ * • • A KOI U.
ACrTSSATTTfoKTKS and cows r.mo»*i
promptly Phone Mlllenoach Bros..
West 398
garA'f. o72;'"cT.sr.yi
r»: , aa. J aa>Bto
?Ti vTyii ip'rsme and handle bar
(trainted black» ror . I « ,r *’* A h Jdreii
Must be m g*'<*d eondßion Addreaa,
box D. AO—IT, Diir*n_
ilires
■ ‘at «nrs* ort'OiiTtNiTiM.
|tno WEEKLY PTb'FIT Start in bu»*-
nc* so. yourself don t
capital no experience BOYD w.
BROWN. Omaha, Nab

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