The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, November 13, 1913, AFTERNOON EDITION, Image 9

Search America's historic newspaper pages from 1756-1963 or use the U.S. Newspaper Directory to find information about American newspapers published between 1690-present. Chronicling America is sponsored jointly by the National Endowment for the Humanities external link and the Library of Congress. Learn more

{
                  title: 'The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, November 13, 1913, AFTERNOON EDITION, Image 9',
                  download_links: [
                  {
                   link: 'https://www.loc.gov/rss/ndnp/ndnp.xml',
                   label: 'application/rss+xml',
                   meta: 'News about Chronicling America - RSS Feed',
                  },
                  
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83016689/1913-11-13/ed-1/seq-9.jp2',
    label: 'image/jp2',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83016689/1913-11-13/ed-1/seq-9.pdf',
    label: 'application/pdf',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83016689/1913-11-13/ed-1/seq-9/ocr.xml',
    label: 'application/xml',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83016689/1913-11-13/ed-1/seq-9/ocr.txt',
    label: 'text/plain',
    meta: '',
},

                  ]
                }

The Detroit times. [volume], November 13, 1913, AFTERNOON EDITION, Image 9
About The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920

Image provided by: Central Michigan University, Clark Historical Library

Image: of 10.

Page

All Pages

Issues

All Issues Text | PDF | JP2 (9.0 MB)

The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.), 13 Nov. 1913. Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Lib. of Congress. <https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn83016689/1913-11-13/ed-1/seq-9/>

Newspaper Page Text

I „■ ■■, , -
WANTED: MAN TO
HEAD ORGANIZED
PLAY MOVEMENT
Ftw Capable of FlUtac Place in
Large City Like Detroit.
flaya R. C. Haynes
>
EXPERT DISCUSSES
PROBLEMS OF PLAN
Says Ideal System to Where the
. Forms of Recreation Are
. Merely Suffested
**Th« organ Usd play movement le
•o young, the problem he* been eo
recently studied, that there are few
men capable of heading a recreation
eyetam In a city aa large aa Detroit,"
•aid. Rowland C. May nee, field aecre*
tary of the Playground and Recrea
tion association of America, discuss
ing the Detroit situation for The
Times.
Mr. Haynes made the recreation
survey for a committee of the Board
of Commerce, the results of which
have recently been published. Be
cause of his work* the committee
recommended the creation of a play
ground commission, to co-operate with
the park.' school and police depart
ments of the city In an endeavor to
provide healthful, safe amusements
for the children of Detroit who have
I Uttle chance do play because of con
nected housing conditions and many
other handicaps.
A man of deceptive appearance Is
Mr. Haynes. He looks very young,
at first glance, but a closer study
would Indicate that he Is probably
In the late thirties His voice is quiet
and hls eyes are tired: but when he
gets Into his subject he flashes s
quick smile that shows a keen sense
of humor, and his eyes have s mo
mentary dance and flicker of merri
ment. His conversation Is that of a
man to familiar with the presentation
of his thoughts that he takes the
shortest, simplest means of telling
them. It shows s well-organised:
mind; and one la not surprised to
learn that Mr. Haynes has taught
psychology in the University of Min
nesota. and that he Introduced a
[course In character-atudy there that
[was so popular that they want him
jto return. But Mr. Haynes found In
[settlement work In the lower east
Islde of New York, and later In the
playground problem, the employment
[which gives him the greatest satis
[f action. Continuing to speak of play
|ground supervision, he said:
I "It's a great mistake to plan a re
rreatlon system and then try to fit
Rhe children to It. Such s course
never succeeds. T have In mind a
Icily where the recreation heads made
la vary careful plan along such lines.
Ut s certain hour of the day, there
Iras to be marching; at another hour.
Indoor baseball. Now marching ap
peals to the youngster, but not to the
bidet' boy. The result was that the
plder ones stayed away during, the
Inarching hour —stayed In the streets.
Irhere they were subject to all the evil
Influences v/hich It Is the object of
Ihe playground movement to take
them from; but they flocked In during
■he hour of Indoor baseball.
I *'A typical example of a successful
recreation system is found In Rich
luond. Vi. A minister named Olllett
became Interested in the playground
movement there. He' made It his
buslnhaa to And out what the children
brantad, and to supply them with It.
►or Instance, he discovered that many
bf them liked to ‘play house* but had
bo facilities for silch play. Bo he
lurronnded his playground with boxes
bnd packing cases, without s word to
Ihe children as to what they were for;
bnd It didn't take the chlldirsn more
■ban a few minutes to discover that
bare were the ‘houses’ which they
beeied. Some houses were demol
ished to make room for a playground,
lien wexp employed te fill In the cel
lars. but Mr. Olllett stopped them.
■Leave the holes.’ he said; and now
■hat playground la used for piracy
Expeditions and all sorts of Imaglns
live plays, detlsed by the children
■heMpetves. He saw that the boys
bnd girls tried to Improvise teeters;
bnd he had a sort of curved-bottom
boat constructed, which would hold
b number of children and would rock
Kantly under their weight. He has
been tremendously successful. This
p the sort of supervision that Is need
id—on# that wilt suggest play to the
Ihlldren. giving them freedom to Im
provise according to their needs and
Imaginations.
| "It’s a mistake to suppose that all
bhildren want the same kind of
bmusement. In New York, for ex
■mpfo, we found that the Jewish boys
Ranted debating clubs; but do you
lupposs the German and Irish chll
■ren weald stand for them? They
Rant athletic amusements, and will
Rave nothing to do with debates.
■ "Detroit's recreation problem le very
Rmloub, due largely to the vast growth
If the city In recent yeers. After
Ky speech to the Boerd of Commerce,
| man came to me and eald: "It's
m pity that we weren’t warned of this
Problem IS years ago. when property
Raa cheap, so that we could have
Rada proper provision.* I replied: ’lf
Re grewth continues, as it undoubt-
Idly will, what will the situation be
■l years hencst Wbat are you going
K do about If aodr T y3? f
■ *T was pleased to set that my De-
Jolt observations regarding Idleness
■f children back up observations
Rken la other cities. It ts/a gjreaf
Rnprise to mopepeople that over 50
Bar oaat Os tho children supposedly at
Rf art Idle —yet that Is the caee
BfciWr studies have been made.
Bto gW problem lea peculiar one.
■Pita they haven't housework end
RtHng io do, there || little play for a
Brt Apparently about the only thing
Rio. can do || to take a walk.
I*™ Board of Commerce commlt-
W 0 k— aoocoeded In Introducing a
Bader provision for s recreation do-
Mart; hot evon If tho charter
■lh tho movement will continue, for
■9’oompllftoo le prepared with a
Bdfoak pregvaes that It will try to
mgf dttt regardless of tho charter's
HJRi picture hones sltua-
B toart had at all. The wldwawake
m&FL ttomt only SO per
live up to any regulations that may
be imposed on thorn. It seem* to mo
that aa arrangement may be made
with them for special children’s pro
grams. to bo advertised for certain
days—Saturday's for instance. There's
I money In It, If the program Is prop
erly advertised and well-conducted.
I The theater situation la tnuch better
than it was when I waa a toy. when
the only cheap amusements yere va
riety shows of a very low typo.
"The Detroit survey differed from
those of other cities in that we did
not aim at 'human Interest’ material,
but wont after plain facts. In other
towns, the papers were able to print
'human Interest' stories that aroused
a great deal of comment; but here
the survey was strictly a matter of
business."
■uluses Pristtas. No fuss sad
no feathers. Tho plain, noat kind that
looks right. Ttsuee Printing Oa, If
John R.-st. Phono Main 141s.
Classified! Cent
Rates.... I & Word
Ossa with ordor. II sharged. sea
“Hi transient advertising inserted
tor less than Ho with cash; lie If
Meeting Notices--Minimum ohargs. tlo
for II words or loss. Over if words
on# snd one-third cents fer each extra
word. t .. „
Personals—Minimum oharge. Its; No
per line. (Count six words to the
line.)
sum
ARNDT—Nov. 10, Otu». boloved son of
Mrs. Bertha and tbs late Kwald
Arndt, brother of Bmll. Max and Mre.
Bertha Basel, aged 30 years. Funeral
from residence, #7l Chene-at., Thurs
day at 4:30. and at 2 o'clock from
Hafent church. Chens and Mack.
QKUBE'K —Oeorge. beloved husband of
Abble Ciruber and father of Eva.
George. Stella, Charles. Edward and
Marie. Funeral from residence, luv.
Van Dyke-ave. Time later.
WETMOKK —Nov. 11, Catherine Doro
thy, youngest daughter of Oscar and
Kmma Wetmore. Funeral from par
ents’ residence. 344 Twelfth-st.. on
Thursday morning at T:4i and at.
Vincent's church at I.
GUI EBB —Nov. 10, I*l3, Mary, beloved
wife of Karl Grlebe. mother of Aug
ust and Fred Gutxkl. Mrs. Ida Wehr
mdster, Mre. Anna >Velnholts and
Mary Grtebe aged 68 years,. Funsrsl
from residence. 30 Clayton-ave., on
Thursday at 1:30 p. m.
MAHHLKY-Nov. 10. 1913. Bertha, be
loved wife of John F. Mabrley. aged
3 4 years. Funeral from residence.
244 Allendale-ave. Notice hereafter.
MESSENGER—Nov. 11, 1913, Jessie M.,
beloved wife of Walter J. Messen
ger. at residence. 876 Brooklyn-ave.
Funeral notice later.
RE IF—Nov. >O. 1813, Mary, beloved
wife of Fred J. Relf, Sr. Funeral
from residence, 740 Sheridan-av*.,
Thursday. Nov. 13, at 3 p. m. r u
neral private.
MBA US—Nov. 11. suddenly, at »il*
home. 20 Oreenwood-ave., Thomas
beloved husband of Mary <nee Wolf)
Mears. and father of Mre. George
McNamara and Thomas A. Mear*.
and brother of Mre. Michael Lynch.
Mre. David EUler and Stephen Mears.
Notice of funeral later.
WANTED—MALE BELP.
SALES MEN —HU installment. new
proposition; 330 to S3O weekly. 41J
Gratiot-avo. ‘
9HINQLINQ JOB to let. Grand IQilf-M.
THE MICHIGAN FREE EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU la located at 40-44 West
Larned Main 4»«t.
TWO clean-cut young men as
takers Apply betwqrn 2 and 4 p.
m. • 376 Woodward-ave. >
TEN MEN for distributing. 41$ Four
teenth.
TINNER wanted: good mechanic. 14SI
Gratiot, near Concord.
.TAILOR to help on coats and do bush
ellng. 2410 Woodward.
TAILOR wanted. lsot Mack. Hickory
lfl-R.
L WANTED —An Ideal Who can think
of some simple thing to patent? Pro—
tect your Ideas, they may bring you
wealth. Write for “Needed Inven
tions" and “How to Get Your Patent
and Your Money.” Randolph A Cos ,
Patent Attorneys. Washington, D. C.
VIOLIN LESSONS. 60o! Evening* If
desired. Phone Cadillac 7011 -M.
WANTED—BaIIad singer on commis
sion. Apply 111 Trombly*avs.
WANTED—Good moat cutter. Inquire
E. Helm, •$• St. Aubln.
WANTED—Tinner who understands
furnace work. Apply 172 Kirby W.
WANTED—tinner at SOM Woodward.
WANTED—Boys, 14 and 15
years old, to carry routes; sal
ary and commission. Apply
Circulation Dept. The Detroit
Times.
WANTED—FEMALE HELP.
A MAID for general work. 11l B.
* Grand-blvd. East sss.
A UIOX GIRL to Assist with house
work. 362 Harrison.
A REFINED YOUNG GIRL to wind
child afternoons only. Absl, Stl Lin
coln-ave.
APPRENTICE for dressmaking! siiT
Breitmsysr-bldg.
A HOUSEMAID wanted 70 Ferry oast.
GERMAN WOMAN for washing, tron-
Ing, cleaning 81 Edmunds.
4—--- * - - -
GIRL for general housework, plain
oooklng. Ridge 1871-J.
> GIRL for general housework; small
flat; family of two. Grand 1311-R
67$ Brush.
GIRL to assist with housework; no
cooking. sßs Antoine, near Forest.
4-
GIRL for general housework In flatr
small family. 110 Oqrfleld.
GIRL to assist with housework. Ilia
Merrick-avo.
ISJSgSPIJtSBI
and make appointments for treat
ment. Special—Scalp Electro- _Mag
petlc Massage and Medicated TurK
fsh Beths; also Msnleurlag. Pedicure
~. and Chiropody, latest up-to-date
h Methods; wish to show,you the ad-
vantage of our advanced eu peri or
treatment Hours 10 to, If—t to I.
LADIES, we are experts at fur clsan
lsf* Ha wring'*, Cherry 671. Ridge
Ladies* hats cleaned and bioeked
—Panama* onr specialty. Exclusive
Hat Frame Shop. 11 qratlst-svs. "♦
FrtTDY BUSINESS. SHORTHAND and
typewriting at The Business Insti
tute Csss-avs.. Just north or Mlchl-
Rn. “The largest, best equipped
slnsss training school Is a. 'bi
gs n.“ Phone Main 0684.
WANTED .
TELEPHONE OPERATORS
Ws psy while learning.
_ Fins spportsnlty for advanoontsnt •
Rest rooms provided for oF-dxty hours
Good Inducement Is fright girls.
The Michifftn Stite Telephone
Compehy.
WASHINGTON JjfP CUFTOIUX • >
APPLY FOURTH ll|W,lfl|
THI DITBOIT TIMES, ' ’ NOVEMBER . 1918,
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
WANTED— A maid for general house- 1
work; no washing. 227 Edison-ave |
1 Hemlock 4fß-M.
WANTED—A young girl for general
housework; no washing; all eooklng
Stop it the Franklin House
On East Larned-stu Just s step from
woodward and Jeff arson-avso. Bx
ai fins rooms Me, 71c. sl, $1.60 per
y; $1 to |1 per week. Popular
primed dining-room.
H. H. JAMES A CO.. PROPR v
EXPRESSING, Cadillac 380.
•TORE trunks at Isß Michigan.
ROOMS—Furniture for rooms oomtflcta
samsmnnlwinwmeßnnmmntonmHnamßmnim
TV RENT—MOUSES.
HANNAN RENTAL AGENCY
ONE McGRAW BLDG.
H,, »
TO RENT—FLATS.
WREPORD-AVE., 211—6-room
bath, hot water host, $27.60. Hart
Bros, 1006 Chamber of Commerce.
TO MENT—FLAT*.
LOOKING FOR FLAT
TO
RENT
Four or flve rooms; steam or hot
water; on west side around Grand
River or North Grand Boulevard
preferred. Call cherry 1718 at once
FOE SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
A.A.A.A.—CUT PRICES
NEW LUMBER—UBKD LUMBER.
Timbers, lath, shingle*, doors, sash,
frames, stairs, etc.
LET Ut) HAVE YOU MONEY ON
’ THAT LUMBER BILL.
PREPARED ROOFING. LOWEST
PRICES.
PAINT $1 PER GAL
PLASTERGON WALL BOARD
Better and cheaper than plaster.
ASBEBTOS SHINGLES
Cheaper than wood; last a lifetime.
Iron pipe, 2.000 ft., 2Vi in. long,
straight lengths.
Crsting stock and short 3 In. lum
ber cheap.
Union House Wrecking Cos.,
FORT NEAR 1 ITH. WEST 104$
A—s6so KNABE piano; large fancy
style, -like new, $l9O. Bay ley. 10
East Grand Cirrus park.
- —,
ART baseburner, range, round Oak.
boys' and girls’ wheel*, two laundry
stoves, one with water jacket. 1039
Twelfth-*t.
ART OAKLAND baseburner, largest
else, 1914 model, new, sacrifice 831.
Jewel range, beauty, cheap. 244
Michigan.
ART GARLANP baseburner, email else,
like n'tw. sl4. 264 Michigan.
BASEBURNER. large and medium else;
also oak stove cheap. 21s Benton.
BASEBURNER for sale, cheap. *os
High west
BASEBURNER—FIrst-claas condition;
used for short time. 196 Theodor*.
BASEBURNER for sale. 697
av*.
W 1 1 ■■ m m • m, . i- i.-i
BED, mattr*M and sprlnrs; also aanl*
tary couch. Phone Cadillac 6881.
CHURCH FIELD electrics,
coupes and roadsters, . fully
equipped and well-finished cars
which formerly sold for $2,806,
we are disposing of at Si»SO(X
Several used cars at bargain
prices. See
UNION TRUST COMPANY,
GOOD White sewing machine with at
tachments. $6. 7X7 Champlaln-st.
Shot Guns
L C. Smith, $16.60; Remington or Win
chester automatic shotguns. $26;
hunting coats, 60c up; heavy leather
coate $4.10; waterproof hunting
boots, $4-M.
W andersee,
128 GRATIOT-AVE.
FOR YOUR BARGAINS In show esses,
counters, shslvlng, wall cases, floor
cigar and display natures, ste.. go
direct to mnfr. Goods and pries*
gusrantsed.
Detroit Store Fixture Cos..
$67-111 Qratlot-avs. Main 4022.
Typewriter
Smlth-PrsmTer, with case snd stand.
91$. 110 Grattot-av*.
LADIES' full Isngth gsnulns Russian
pony fur coat; first $26 takas It. Stl
Park-st. ,
Ruge, Beds. Mattresses, Springs
wu&iSSDTssffi. ivi ssr
Motorcycle •
Harley-Davidson Magneto model, In
fine she pc, $99. WAXDRRBEfF. 129
Oratlot-av*.
SINGER sewing machine, grand run
ning order, $5. $9 Elmwood, near
Champlain.
Linger sewing machine, $lO.~ 7$ Al
fred-st., apartment 13.
SODA FOUNTAINS, billiard and pool
tables, new and second-hand. Geo.
March Cos.. 9 Farmer-st 1 Z terms
Sweaters.
Special prices this week on heavy
sweaters, regular price 9K, for $2.75.
Versey sweaters at 6tc.
Wandersee,
12$ GRATIOT-AVE.
TYPEWRITERS, ALL MAKES
New visibles, S4O to S6O: rsbutlts, s2l;
othqrs $lO up; easy terms: catalog
RENTED, 4 MOR. $4 UP; • MONTHS
applied on pries; ribbons fro*.
REPAIRING ALL MAKES. EXPERT
factory work, guaranteed, obargee
DETROIT TYPETR. CO 'MAIN 4101
I*9 JEFFERSON AVE.. jtEAft iYOOL'
1106-1113 GRATIOT'A Vk . DBTrtOn .
Job PvtuMag pfke GtMft; tosasu
PHutlsg Ca* 16 Jqhn R-iC
Mlohlgan and Fourtlv
1 te fuming hpoms •complete; |l,s*ek
n, Minuty.— . ~ ——-l—
-fimllaoe and Part age. '
ACME STORAGE, mammoth warehouse.
itorage, msvlng. Main Its. 41 Oilman.
IfffcJBSSK y d ..?‘£!Mr
RIVERSIDE Storage and Cartage Oo
fireproof and Non-treproof storaga
I M. 40A Moving and packing City 4lit
WXfWjOTgRT ftfolf*
AGE ca—Furniture storM in eom
pnrtmenU: large vans Mala >sßl.
Sssum
FOE 111 M—■■iIPEWCE PEOPEETY.
• BRAND NEW HOUSE
1070 CADILLAC-AVE.
WILL SELL ON EASY*
TERMS
TWOrSTORY FRAME
Large living room and dining
room, finished in oak, fine
kitchen and built-in cabinet,
♦ bre*' bedrooms and bath,
basement, furnace, laundry,
electricity and gas, cement
walks, street paved.
Be sure to see this house.
We will sell it on terms to suit
purchaser.
HOMER WARREN & CO.,
1227 Chamber of Commerce.
L ■ ..—-..1- . . . ■
% Let Me Buy You a Home
Statu your price and what rash and
monthly Installments you can pay
snd I will search for bargains 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.
Let Me Invest Your Money
There la no safer or more sane In
vestment then good, guaranteed
Land Contracts or Mortgages. I havs
• them in large or small denomlna
'ioo*- „ ~ . ,
Estates managed. Rents collect*!.
WILBUR B. GILBERT
181S-I0 Majestic. M. 1430. Grand 2017.
Two-Flat
STEAM HEAT
New brick, six rooms and bath; 1 bod
rooms. separata heating plants, bast
materials throughout, paved street.
Choice renting and residence section.
Best bargain In city for home or In
vesgnont. Phone Hickory 1072-W, or
MALONffiY-CAMPBELL REALTY CO„
INC.; 604 Free Pies* Bldg.
CHICKEN FARMS
On Grand Rlver-av*., Detroit, $1.76t.
1$ acres nr. Grand River electric, splen
did soli, on easy terms: $1,700.
2$ acres nr. Fort, good buildings, 62,666.
49 seres nr. Blrmlng&am. good build
ings. bast of soil; a bargain; $4,890.
1C acres on Gratiot In Detroit; terms.
120 acres nr. Grand River; will ex
change for Detroit property.
EBERT
SO9 Majestic Bldg.
Brick Two-Flat
ONLY $6,000
East side, half block from car; six
rooms and bath, attln up; flve extra
large rooms and hath down; pressed
brick front; full basement; separate
furnaces and laundries; paved street.
$1,600 or more down. A bargain.
MALONKY-CAMPBELL REALTY CO..
INC., 604 FREE PRESS BLDG.
- r 1 1 "■
7 ROOMS, one-story house, built
two years ago, bath, gas range;
$2,000, $550 cash.
5 rooms, bath and barn;
$250 cash, sls a month.
9 rooms, bath and barn, mile
circle; $2,500, S3OO down.
8 rooms and bath North
Woodward; $3,500, SSOO down.
C. S. BEADLE & SON
4 McGraw Bldg. Cad. 1957.
1 STORE SITE
OPPOSITE NEW PUBLIC
SCHOOL
SIZE 30x130 FEET
PRICE $1,500
Will sell on very easy terms;
this is a .big bargain; do not
Jet it get away from you.
HOMER WARREN & CO.,
1227 Chamber of Commerce.
— - ... ———•*
Beautiful Home
FINE CORNER
Pressed brick on four sides, t rooms,
Isrgs sttlc, hot water heat, modern
In, every respect, room to build on
rear, large garage. $8,609. Easy
terms. Get details.
PARKER, BCHUNK A FRY.
M. 5930. 70$ Majestic Bldg.
FIVE-HOUSE TERRACE
WEST SIDE CORNER
Solid brick, 6 rooms each. Price
$9,500; rents $1,100; easy
term*.
HOMER WARREN & CO.,
1227 Chamber of Commerce.
‘ $2,600—5500 DOWN
Cottage. 7 rooms, bath and cellar; la*
condition; near Grand River.
Pretty 8-room, oak floors, bath, eellar;
Tw«nty-eighth-st.. near Warren.
EBERT, 309 Majestic Bldg.
■ ■ - ■ ■■
Bungalow, Near Oakland
- $2,600
t rooms and bath; a pretty home, new.
and on easy terms.
• rooms and bath, near Oakland, new;
easy t*rm% Or will take lot; $2,600.
T rooms, near Gratiot; SSOO down;
92.800.
6 rooms and batji, near Mack; SIOO
down; $2,300.
EBERT, 309 Majestic Bldg.
10% NET on $38,090 —Block of stores on
woodward corner which will rapidly
Increase In value; SIB,OOO handles
this bargain, no telephone Informa
tion.
Down-town comer 531,000 with
$13,000 down, leased to one tenant
and showing 10% net.
11-YEAR Lease—An attractive propo
sition to a reliable party for apart
ments or stores; fine corner.
Wtnder-st.—Large solid brick house,
large lot; price $13,000; 84,000 down.
Hee Derry A Howard, 804 Whitney
Bldg. Cherry 3369.
DO YOU 7 WANT to sell that
flat?. Then see us, we have
purchasers for good four and
six-family flats.
HOMER WARREN & CO.,
1227 Chamber of Commerce .
Main 6406.
6-FAMILY APARTMENT '
Three-story solid brick building.
Tiled vestibule, steam heat, 7
rooms each apartment. Lot
47x130. Within 2-mile circle.
Price $22,000. Rental* $2,556.
HOMER WARREN & CO.,
1227 Chamber of Commerce,
' DUPLEX —Special Features
■olid brick, built on honor; largq
porches; second covered; grand open
fireplaces; flxtured bookcase In low
er; special automatic gas heater for
upper; large lot, etc.; inside 1%-mlle
circle; close to Second-avs. Pries
110.009; rents ftf. OTHER OvtOD*
THtNOfe. _
HENRY PLASH AOENUY.
, Uherry 9911. SOI Moffat BldF.
• BUNGALOW
SSOO DOWN
9 rooms ajnd bath, furnacs. slsctrls
, light; large lot; near Grand River
- S»4 Boulevard.
‘ AMERICAN ESTATES CO.,
BMIBM Ini M| OBirry WS.
ron pioFMinr.
Fine Home
NEAR FORD MOTOR CO.
FIRST BLOCK. new l-room bout*,
ready to move into, has den. beamed
living room with bitch fireplace
beamed dining room. 4 fine white en
ameled bedrooms, mahogany doors
with 'glass knobs, oak floors
throughuuT, flits fixtures and decora
tions; lot 40x117; garage, paved
street. $6,000.
PARK Kit. SCHUNK A FRY.
M. 6030. 70S Majestic.
I HAVE a lot on the Boulevard I will
build on to suit buyer; SI,OOO first
tayment, balance to suit Miller. 613
>lme Bank bldg.
’ HIGHLAND PARK HOME "
Steam-heated, 7-room, modern, coxy
home on a lot 46x150; vary Inrgi
veranda, all screened; also screened
sleeping porch; there are storm
houses, storm d&ors, storm windows
and screens for all doors and Win
dows; there's a garage large enough
for 3 cars; apace for S now rented
for $lO per month; over 360 feet of
California Privet hedge on (he
grounds; it Is a real cosy home; the
price Is $6,000; $1,600 down.
J. w. KNAUPE & CO.,
• Redraw Bldg. Cherry 2195.
YINEWOOD-AV E.
PRICE $2,100
5-room cottage, 3 bedrooms, elec
tric lights. Lot 30x100. This
is a bargain. Can give quick
possession. See us.
HOMER WARREN & CO.,
1227 Chamber of Commerce.
' EAST SIDE
HALF BLOCK NORTH OF JEFFER
SON
ONLY $3,500
New, seven rooms and bath, hot air
heat, full basement, laundry tubs,
fruit cellar, linen closet, oak floors
and modern In every particular. This
la a beautiful little home and the
location la fine. Let us show It to
you. Terms rsasonabls.
D. L. COLWELL, .
Mala 4»57. $Ol Whitney Bldg.
' 6 NEW HOMES
All different styles, 6, 6 and 7 rooms,
oak finish, basement, furnace, tubs,
decorated, lots 30x130, stc. Take
Mack car to Garland-ave., walk
block south to No. 714. Vie are
there every afternoon, S to I.
HAHN A KLUDT, Ridge 1746.
Office, 940 Mack. cor. Townsend.
RENTS, SI,OBO ■'-*
FOUR-FAMILY APARTMENT.
EAST SIDE; CLOBE TO PACKARD.
WALTER HEAVENRICH.
MM Hammond Bldg. Cadillac lsll.
roll 11 "
FARMS FOR SALE OR
EXCHANGE
>t acres ready to plat, clear, fOr Im
proved property and assume.
60 acres will take cottage as part
payment.
64 acres, Wayne ceMnty, Improved
farm, take city proparty up to
sl.oo*.
C. S. BEADLE A BON.
4 MoOraw Bldg. Cadillac Isl 7.
t- ■■ 1 - ■ '«
40 ACRES, N*w Boston —7*ro. house,
barn, I A. timber, orchard. $3,500.
Will exchange for cottage.
ISO A., Belleville—7-ro. house, 3sx«l
bam. cement floor, good poultry
house, orchard, 11 A. timber. lhrlng
water. A bargain at ss* per acre.
Will exchange.
FRANK E. BJHOOS,
•19 Dime Bank Bldg. Cherry lift.
’ oakland county
111 acres, sandy loMn soil, 30-acre lake
on «farm, 10-roam house. new cement
basement bams, all other ontbslid
ing#, large stle and filler. Incubators
and gas engines, 10 cows and 3 teams
draft horses, all tools and Imple
ments; terms or trade: price s>o,ooo.
See J. D. BUTTERFIELD, 621 Ham
mond bldg.
FOR BALE —190 acres one mile from
IX IT. R.: SI,OOO worth of buildings,
fine orchard, good soil, r ><i wire
fence, some timber, 37 n•« from
Detroit. Would exchange for large
flat See J. H. Logan, 617 Free Press
building.
•0 ACRES—4O acres clear, balance
woods, 1 barn 39x30. cow stable and
outbuildings; small house, good well,
all newly fenced; price $1,500; S6OO
down. Ed. De Orandohamp Cos.. IPOT
Qratlot-ave.
■nalneas-llke Printing. No fusa and
fto feathers. The plain, nsal kind that
oeka right Times Printing C«., IS
John R.-st. Phone Main 1411.
rom ■ALB-YACAWT LOTI. rom ■AIB-YAPAWT LOTI.
North Woodward Flats
SI,OOO and $1,500 Down
If you want to buy a flat, any part of the city* on small pay
ment, call and see
THE LOGAN CO. .
617 Free Press Bldg. Cherry 3071.
"""" piwTirre. pbwtiiti.
Does the Cold Weather Affect
Pa Those Bad Teeth?
B Come In <Lnd let us examine them. We will do
It free. We aleo rive an estimate of the cost of
fixing them free. Hurely you do not with to suf-
Bw fer when we do food dental work so reason*
•idle. Conditions for decayed teeth are bad in cold weath
er and any more delay means more pain. and. in the
end. more exponas .Let ua show you our pain
lens method Is all we assure you It Is. Come today or
tonight.
Genuine Painless Dentist Work a Specialty
Gold, Enamel and Alloy, $1 up
Silver and cement Alllngs. Me up. Our fillings are
all of the beet material, and we guarantee them.
Sets of Teeth Guaranteed
at SS, $8 and $lO
rainless extraction In our own offices, no patients
Are sent outside—w« have specialists here that do
nothing but extract teeth; of rourae, they must become
experts doing ths business we do. Then, too. they have
methods and materials to work with that have proven
DR C W successful. We give free extraction when jou order
ADAMS plates, the plates are then made by another specialist.
• • *»» of the very best teeth and materials. Our Plates fit
Lady attendants €Xa( , t to t he gums.
CROWNS, Gold or Porcelain, - - $4
Teeth that are decayed can ha saved by having them crowned with a
gold or porcelain crown Dr. Adapts* gold crowns are made **f heavy 22k
solid gold and are guaranteed by ua to he the best regardless of cost.
Dr. Adams’ porcelain teeth are A-No. 1 quality; they are matched with your
teeth with the greatest care.
BRIPGEWORK Gold or Porcelain,. s3-$4.
OFFICE HOURS—DaIIy from •a. nf* *© • p. m. Sundays and Holt*-
EXTRACTION GUARANTEED. We give Oas or Vitalised j
Air. Two Jady attendants.
OUT-OF-TOWN TATI ENTS should writs for appointment and have
work done same day they come In. -
jj, We will accept part down, i Come In BOONr—today If you wleh
creail balance In permeate I —for FRKB examination and well- ~
whllo the work Is being doue. } mate. - • -> '*••• •» >
Dr. Adams Dentist
Cor. Michigan and Griawold. Entrance. l«J CHwgM St,
Fourth Floor/aver KlnauFs Drug tture. ■■■ /■ « Elevator.
rom SALS—VACANT LOTS.
DO YOU WANT TO buy the
best terrace site in Detroit? A*
, corner Jot 50x125, one block
from Wood ward-A ve. Space
enough for five or six houses. I
20 minutes car ride from down
town. Price for quick sale,
$3,200.
HOMER WARREN & CO.,
12 27 Chamber of Commerce.
FOR SALE—ACREAGE.
14 Acres Close to
Woodward
Adjoining fine subdivision, SIOO an
acre. II lots, finest corner of subdi
vision. Close to Ford City and
Ecorse, handy to both West Jefferson
and Monroe car lines; will sell In
lots of five at $126, In lots of 10 at
sll6. or all In one sale at s9s; suit
able terms
HENRY PLASH AGENCY.
Cherry 3011. $Ol Moffat Bldg,
——tiifimFAKMs;
LIST YOUR FARMS with me for faU
and spring delivery. 1 can get you
either a cash sals or good exohang*.
Frank E. Briggs. Cherry 2319, 11$
Bldg.
FOR SALE PIANOS.
$760 PLAYER PIANO, IS-note. highest
grade standard make, fine mahogany |
case; has been uaed In our waroroomf
for demonstrating since July. Our*
price on this Is SSOO. Including bench ;
and music Full guarantee goes
with it. On sale Monday. Detroit
Musie Cos., SSI Woodward-avs. i
S4OO PEASE PIANO, beautiful French
walnut case, highest grade action;
uaed less than on* year. A snap at
s3Bs, on easy terms. Guarantee goes
with It. On sale Monday. Detroit
Music Cos., 231 Woodward-ave.
SOI'ARE GRAND PIANO for only |»5~
why be without a piano when now
you can buy one of those for so
flttleT The Cable Plano Cos.. >ls
Woodward.
SIOO PLAYER-PIANO In' dark oak case
of artistic destga. All ImprovetnanU.
This piano has been used only for
demonstrating; Is almost new. To
close out at once we offer It for only
$415. Easy payments. The Cable
Plano Cos.. 311 Woodtrard.
sl99 —KELLER BROS.* upright piano
In rich case of walnut; now In first
class condition, and we offer It for
only sllO. Certainly a good bar
gain. $5 cash and> $6 monthly. The
Onbts Piano Cos., ill Woodward. *-
fc. ~~ " * •- fH in i SSI aRe
$450 PURITAN UPRIGHT PIANO f»
rich, plain case of- selected mahog
any This piano is only shopworn;
:'on this scoount will"be bold’* at'a
big reduction. Easy payment*. The
Cable Plano Cos., lit Woodward.
BIIIINCM pWoRfWUfISg.
* 7 r NOTICE *’ . ’
Parties Wanttnar any- work done on
typewriter can have same dona at a
very reasonable rate. Will furnish
my own stationery; will translate
and copy any work In Italian or
w °°- '
Ifor’ RENT —Soda fountain arid Rinoh
counter In Mg department ltofa
down town. 'A bargain. Act 4uiek.
C. Caster. 304 H Woodward-ave.,.
MONEY FOR SALARIEt)
people *'
and others, upon (heir dwfr nem*#Y
cheap rate: easy payment!; confided*
tUU.g h UNId>N CREDIT, CO.. rqynTYT f
Van Baalen's Loan
Established 1960
tl Michlgan-ave. II
Money advanced on DIAMONDS,
DIAMONDS.
CONSTRUCTION LOANS Liberal
amounts, j. F Weber, >O4 Gratiot,
PRRSONAL.
DANIEL CRYSLER, call for goods
within three days or will be sold.
ill Adame east.
NOTICE^ —If any poer girl Is In trouble,
needing advice. friendship or help.
88JW.' ,»* WAaFCSNSKiSE
Army.
VNDRRTAinDRS.
BRODIE & KUESSNER
Funeral directors, sue. to Wm. J. Masoh,
sl2 Qratlot-ave. Call Rldgo 171
■
Bo- « Monro# Amß&fJ-: ' >-■'?. hX*ii
Sion, o.
Rings; 41074. a
v«n&Aft». wissißß
mol, Htlcl Pin: 41M4 ft,
Ring; 4093 J, DU. RtPSf;
in. 40420. o. f. f watoET:
Ring; 40911, Colt'S Kevalvor: MlmSmßmm
r»«S. .wws&lS: tvawm
40460, Stick Pin;
Ring. 40869. Stick Pin; ioiHS HmHH
40666. Gold Chain; 4011$, H. f. W»M—
--41)646. 1 Ms. King; 40541. B. K
40613. 2 Ida Kings; oillS. ftllffll
406u7, Trombone; 40I0S, O. wZ&imßHm
Watch; 40400, King Cornet; mlajiffli
Ring. 40792. Dia. Rina; 4070 L
40766 .Stick Pin, Tie Hasp art Ml
Cutter; 40766, Dla Ring; 4#% Ift——
Watch; 40777, Two Rlqas; 4577i
era; 40766, I-adies' H. T. Watch: SOTOHI
Micrometer and Revolver; tlTIr.
Button*; 40732, Clarionet;
if. K. Watch; 40719, Ladles 1 ’ ML ZJK&W
Watch: 40715, O. F. F. Wateh:WljfHßH
Dla. Ring; 407 Va, Dla.
40699. Revolver; 40995, H. At,
40697, H. F. Watch; 40995. Dt*. IB3ff9|
Pin; 40490, O. K. F. Watch; IHH, ([l|l¥iliW
4o«7», Dia. Ring: 40495. Ring; ItMpil
O. F. F. Watch; 40963, H. Gold
40643, Hlgnet Hina; 44935. Ring;
Dia. Hina; 40619. Dla. Ring! bPK
Oboe; 40911, Ladies' H. F. 'tvlfcK''rtflKfl|
I Ring; 40609, Ladles’ A Gold WatSMB
40603. Dla. Pin; 40193, Slgnkt RMBjH
! 40553, Red Stone Hina; 49547.
King; 40646. Pin; 40544, Cuff BetkWMW
40636, Wedding Rlni; iltlCMMlWj
Bracelet; 40625, Wedding Ring: 4#5Mt«$SW
O F. F. Watch. 40611. I4tdl#a* k. OeSH;
Watch; 40691, Pin: 40690. 6.
Watch; 40483. O. F. fe’. Watch; 490 M««
Dia Stud; 40471, Drauabtlng T—l« tiM
40 4 72. o F. F. Watch; 40157, Piq;
Ladies’ H. Filled Watch; 40«4l» ft, jK-WI
F. Watch; 40439, O. F. N. Watch:
O. F. F. Watch; 40343, O. F. F. WaieSfK:
40386. H F. Watch; 40177.
Horn; 40876, Dla. Ring: 40971, Dla.
hit:;
Hag, 40357. O F F Watch; 40JU, LH-* »>R
Ring: 40841. Two Rings; 40514. O.
Watch: 40334, Ring; 40ISS,
RUa; 40314, Camera; 40314. Ml
40301. Dla. Locket; 402»C O. F F.sSK
Watch; 40390, a F. F. Wntoto oM&ifl|
H. Oold Watch; 40173, M. F. irurtMl
40270, Dia Pin; 40363, frn; «•$••» Karl rtf
Pin; 40161. Opal Ring; 40141, (X FiF.®
Watch: 40241, Signet Rina: 40S>5. WeSeirt|
dlna Ring; 40919. Mandolin: Ijllf,
F. A. Watch; 40215, Ring: 40S1S, RUBw
40204. O. F. F. Watch; Will filjKlT;
Watch; 40195; Dia Ring:
40119, Surveyor's -Transit and TnprtK^i
MOl ft' Masonic Ringr OtITM ,F.
ViA<?\t. 40172, ViollnNoifi, E|t(«rjrtH
Xohreir, 4014F, H. F. Watch; *Ol9l, Ww*“ '
unr 40147, Watch Cans And
Rings! 40119, Ring: 40110 - h(an4fMais|S
40113. Two Shot Gunn: itUt. Tdcwßp-:
Cornet: 401ST, Indies' H. Gold
40105, G. F P; Watch; OSHti CUttennl;
40099, Revolver: 40016. Red Btonn RTngl2# j
uatirFY.
Watck; 11891, Coin: ItJIHL ftUk ▼tAfttf
3 V). F. F. Watch;. 31171. Dla MmMlJpfH
inn
sinis. Two. jjia. Mbd
chAn; mu.o. .r^yryWk?
•iwsaffht
® Mi: 4
volver; 19514. Black Leather Bag; n
39627. Dla Ring; 19511, IL F. WtetA
19510. O. F. F. Watch: lISIL 7 lt ***
Watch; 11411. Ring: 114 TL Revolver;
11451, Ladles 1 H. F. Watch; 11445.
Ladles' O. F. F. Watch; 1144? a -*7¥. g
Watch; 11441, Dla Ring; IIOA
Watch; >l4lO. Oold Chain;l»7ll,
F. Watch; 11401. Q. F. F. Watch; MMHL ~
Ladles' O. F. F. Watch: 89399, RUur. ■*>
ding Ring: 19813. Dla Ring. Bs|K tl
O F. F. Watch; 11111, Signs! Rlnfff
39116, Dla Ring; 19171. Bahjl; IflU.•*.
MUrsak m‘A. jfe &
Watch; 11140, H. F. Watch; 801377 Cor* M
net; 89119, Cornet;.HlSS, OulUrrtflll.'
Shot Gun. Rod and Reel; 19099, Maade- M
lln; iWdk, Pin; st#9l. H. F WgtohrM
19019. Leather Bnjr; $9002, Jfljng; mil,
H. f. Watch; 11194, Wedding Ktng; M
mil. Wedding Ring; 11117. StlnlTFS; *H
11914. H. F. Watch: lillf. G. fCjR
Watch: 11977. Two Stick Pins; IMf4r««
O. F. I* Watch; 11971, Shot Oun;C|f4J,«f
Ring; 38990, Opera Glassas; IM4I,
Ladies’ H. WaAh: 19911,
Sliver Dresser Set; 19919. H. F Wateh:
89917, Dla Ring; 14909. DU PlhJ fflft 7
O. F. F. Watch: 19191, Dla RlßgiiMit 3
H. F. Watch; 38111. Ring; >M9L MjnNt
w.d ? m v h' nj: »
x try
net Kins; 34739, Dla Ring: 8M»§« DU. »
Ring; H. F. Watch; 31717, Ring, 3
387A. O. F. N. \vatcb; 38714, Suit Case? •
38711. Nhot Gun; IlliLO. F F JfnjeKj Z
31695, Dla. Pin; 84494. Tools: $8499,.D1a
Pin: 84479. Wedding Ring; 89454. 0. K
F. S\'»t«h; 34456. Cameo Pin: lilU.
Violin; 38414, Shot Gun; tlfli. Wed
aSt,’*o M V H r. w."h t |'inli?Y<lciJplS ! :f
lia}: IS’L?»! s I
Dia. king; 38640. O. F. F. Watch: Mill. *
OFF Watch; 31657. H. F. Wateh; K
38553. Chain: 88548. Wedding Rln*; K>
.18547 Ladies’ O. F. F. W a tea; sss4*. "K
Ring, 38525. Pin. 88515, Dia Pin; lffl4 J
Dia king; 48508. O. F. F. Wgtehl IttM *
Wedding King. 38491. H. FV’Watch; Cl
38492. Two Wedding Rings: 31414, DU b
Ring; 18411. Stick Pin; J
Dm*?; 38457. Two Dla R»nga 87451, M.
F Watch; 38450. O. F. F watch; 18411.
Ladles' H. F. Watch; 88434, Two
Watches; 39416. O. I F.
O F. F Watch; 38427. Two Rings;
38413, O. F. F. Watch; 31411, Ring;
38411 O. F. F. Watch: >9407, H. F
Watch; 3 4 403, Ring; 31391. DU Stick
Pin; 3*894. W. F Jatch: 31894, Metal
Watch: 34194, O F F Wateh; 81390.
DIB Ring; 18373 O. F. F. 383.1,
H F Watch; 38167, H. F. \satch; 38291,
O* F N Watch; 18068, Medal: Biwo.
Ladles' 11. F Watch; t?7tS. Shot Ourrr
17671 O F. Gold Watch; 87421, Phono- ,J|
grai'h 37401, Dla. Pin; 17018. O. F. f. and
Watch; 37025, Dla Pin: 19017. O. F F . t
Watch 30905. H. Gold Watch; 39791, * r
Silverware; 36780 ' rwo tt 9A ,,> •
and Lot of Jewelry; 31419, H. Gold •
Watch 16269. O F. K. Watch; Mttf. -8
Ladles' II Gold Watch: 34494, Cornet «*
i.ipii f>|.i Ring; 11686, i lain Ring.
K B J'Flft 46 MONROE AVENUE '
Met tier A tyiSell - * - - Auctioneers J
TO Wflllf-HAm [ ft>
FT A NOS—Beit aaaheA gcoateet assort* j!
■sas «sswaf«wwa:
word.
• a&u j'&ssiftiSnjc
PTI Woodward-aw. , 4I
• ': = ■
motor wagon coMTakV

The Detroit times. [volume], November 13, 1913, AFTERNOON EDITION, Image 9
About The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

The Detroit times. [volume], November 13, 1913, AFTERNOON EDITION, Image 9 About The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

The Detroit times. [volume], November 13, 1913, AFTERNOON EDITION, Image 9
About The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920