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LITTLE ADS FOR
THRIFTY BUYERS
Designed for the Purpoac of Placing Before the Public the Merchandise, Craftsmanship and Special Service Offered by Exclusive
Concerns That Are Not (Generally Advertised
Classified j Cent a
Rates. 1 Word
Cash with order. If t hurtl' and, <c •
line.
No transient nd veil Inin it Innertod
f<»r less (hull I*l with rush. I*C l»
chut grd, j.er Insertion
The above rates apply to ull rlassl-
except Hiritm. <‘nrd.-> "f
Thanks, Obituarlr* Meeting Notice*
•ml ull U<ls pi eva ding kittle llel|)
Itlrth*. Heatha. t’airt* of Thank*
and Meeting Notice* Mlnlimun
charge. 55c for 25 word* or less ovrr
"I word* one und-one-thlrd cent* for
each extra word.
Marriage Licenses.
Charles N Morrl*. 29. Hetrolt;
Elisabeth Morrla. 28. Kalamn*oo.
Albert 1* H.iutngat th. 11, AIMn
Kb>pp, 22.
Emil finch. 22; Alma frlebe. 20
Arthur W. litank. 22. Clara Klein
hardt, 22.
leotita Kofha. 24. Taylor Center;
Elsie Itaether. 29. name
Joneph II WtlllAma, 4S. a!ury
Wright. 4«
Harney Jediiohowskl, 22, Gertruds
Nu>«t.»l. Jl.
Michael Uyan. 27. Maricuret Mc-
Namara. 38
John Its mnt. 21 Morv Oanesar. 19
Hell M Herrl<k. 26. Northville.
Helen Latimer. .‘2. snrn*.
lam Ci»op« r, 21; Krmanle Harding,
21.
Cliarlea Hurley. 21. ilruane lnle.
Ruth tlullck. I'. eame
Clair H. Harrett. 32, Murtha M
seer. 29
IDalmar He) wood, 21. Grace Swig
•r, 18
Alt-ert C. Clan. 21. I-aura Cleland,
19
Gregort Canla, 25 Johanna Suclo,
I*
Jnrk K Hrikett. 27. Katherine
Pormlxm. 7*
Sam Chudler, ."2: Sarah R<»ttent>erg.
21
Oliver A IJttle. 28. Franc la I* lyv
ett.
W.illm Miller. 2'» Kate Havnea. 57
Nlela Hunaen. 27, ta-na Weinrb h.
22
William Vico, 90 Ida G inning. 21
Joseph Mslek. 52, Magdalena Me.
to
Albeit J Frydrych. !♦ Ce<«Ma 7. i
gl'ewxk! 19
Dentil I Schweler, 2t. Roae 17.
Moore. 21
IVter Wilson. 2« Margaret Smith
26
Edward J M elke. 22; Kllxabe'h
Kutrhlnsky. 25
Krederteh c, liana. 25, Beulah Jud
•on. 25
Alfred Hevreuther. 27; Gra-'e 1
Perkin*. 21
Joneph llerghoff, 25 Uo*«i Prlmak
19
Doraey Slmmn* a. 21 Kenton. <>
Myrtl .. A Downing -'I a\ me
Fsereit M Grliutn. "x. Flora P»yn
ton, 27.
Ar. hie T’ Klalaa. 2'*, Mlllan M
ftchrader. 25
Gregg Turnbull. 59, Mabel Swujth
out. 51
Ernest F Ptacev. 25 Ruby G Paw
ley 19.
Her! »t* rl T Hotter, 21 Johtinnfi
Sc hll asvx k l 25,
Snm Vxelac. 30. Elisabeth klartirr
32
John Thompson. 27; Grace Caswell.
19
Karl McMullen. 25. Flint Gladys
Oodahue 13. >ame
Edward Maids 27 Udnn Huehner.
11.
Pietro Mexxlna. Ac itn Greco,
n •>
" John Keen. 19. BulallA M Romm
hurdt. 45
Lout* M«el. 257 Susanna Lengvc!
1«
Grand d«V f r « •cce- f >n* t
I .ess la r rautn;i"« Jr 27 His city;
Eva it Man rib'll 22 S I'etrolt
John A North wood. 4'. Kettle M
Ha,wk«h«s» 4 7
AdoMJinx Kellv. 25 Maud Thomt -
ion. 25 _
George Dnntdson. 59 Mas " Farn
3am. 7.5 •
Andrew N '-01. 27., « ■ bin button.
Fred 77 hite ?9 rarah Wtlxon 29.
Antoni Pdok 71 Amleli Bb. h it
F.rnle Harwood, 27 Marla P ‘*hort.
1 Cecil Ruaaell. 27 Olive Jearv. 1°
P.safrenxe Cnronna, 31; Concetta
Ylunnlnit. 27
Births.
BOYS
W Smith. .’IS Hartford I. Wales,
4 V". jirocn M Folnstetn *l4 Hast
ings’ A Kha.i. M 2 Milwaukee K
Fr«nt~ 473 Mcpoughert v. r Sv..< hnk.
|OM Ferry, O. Smith. 22-‘i H«dhrimk.
W The f i nit 2f. lUkor F Bllwa,
|4"5 I Mihail*, W W< rk*r, 117' Kirbj
M S«ti\vnrt*. T«S;• Trimhlev <’ Dwer.
10*! Ml Vernon tl S-.rin. Harper hos
pital. I. ItoKHi re\v*kl. 22'• Thirtieth
r 4*2 Tillman I* 11 •. fT r»i n r».
Harper ho I'lliil, M Krn w ltv tiskl.
11>.i.*. t r**«t•-rf k .1 Pro»ko« «kl, 715
llendrh M Plasiynskt. 7"i Mtt< 1 I•
i: I : Irblgc. r.flO Me rroll A ngurskl,
17 4 t'iirtt.'lrl B 11-rniaris. 744 Third
) Buiko. 'I':; Kuclld F. Turrell. *’.4o',
for., r.r-1 It Thorn. 1 ..os Hurlhnt F
Pxvie. M«MIIc. I • Tah.uhkl w •»•
mnn'i hospital W PeMar. 7!• 7 New
port. F t 'r;if t. *. 2 i'h trlevolx . IV, Bar
Kr«>. 221 Fort A llemstrec t. 7>
FlPcenlh I. Rusell. 1 rt'» Sev«*nt< onth
r*. Tmm, * Kinsman. K Sldor. 1514 Mt
rm. . 11 r» •* >■ twki. 35’ Thirty fifth
o Walluri 11.»r |« r t'lipltil M <}..r
jon. *7* t’mrornn \V Miller. 4tt
'’ran for l 7. Zfspaski. I<* t_• Medhury.
I Oornk. Ml Mrdhurj , .1 Knam. 1"1
Tow nwoii'i i: Oritcs. \deie I.
CVfm-r, 645 Mlt« hell Zadglnshl.
MM Wnrnnn. c Kohfcldt. 1 »•«» Antic
tnm J. Kowalski, l.t St. Charles. *7
•>ll*l v. Orai hospital; It Klshner.
145 Barfield. F. Ilofmet **r. 1543 Field;
A. Harsh. 144 Hancock
OIRI-s.
K. Nleuwlandt. 457 lllllger .1.
lihAoink. I*2 Buchanan. M Pumas,
»7,05, lllliliaril. F ll'irmel, l,.hi F..r
ist; O A<lnms, 241 Sheridan, \ \ >la.
I& 2 Mullett, .1 Nplllane. »5 I’lttm. .1
Langneker, 15 Lyman. .1 Fo/eiskl,
1434 Campbell; I Pmlek, 11'* Thirty*
Irst. J Kroguleckl. 32 Thirty see
>n<l; W. Si hull*, 495 Itoosrvolt M
icrval, 459 Klrh) \V Hoherts, 1142
Tanton; It. Marvel. 113 Frcilerlrk II
Thiel. 1055 M< I’lellon; A Bachman,
1 474 Twe-nty fifth. W F-vrney, 752
Illinois. J. Kinhnrskl. 22 Alhrrlus.
f*. Michael. 105 Atwater. I' Stein, I*7
Brewster. A Ohertter, 541 Fort; W
Balev, I*l4 Hussell, It. Boppa. 444
Hon roe. F. Khert, 34 1 Pulxda
(twtnst; W .lNti|on*ki. 1244 St *u-
Mn: F Navantiaa, 511 Oreenwood. J.
tVoJrlk. 34 4 Wesson. K Hriidsf, 155
Tamptiell J lVendt, K4* Mlrhlisn; •!
Plnaston. 44 HlnnforiP: II Wilkie, 2<>’,
Campbell M. Branrhand. Ilnrper hos
pital, It Itothenl.erg, 1 544 Fisher; W
McOraw. 242 Baltimore. J. Humphries
1243*4 Brand Hlver: P MChApelle,
122 Mli-hlann.
Deaths
I rank Pacha, 1 243 St Auhln. 20
•■cars, Inquest pending. Anna Krnsa,
I'M Blopi-lle. 45 sears, embolus rrre
• rl; I'nkniiwn man, foot of iraatlnKs.
i5 years, aeonlte poisoning; Fred
Inrtown, 202 W. .leftirson. 24 years.
»eart disease; Frank Stevenson, f’lill*
Iren's Free hospital, l month, m»l
--lutrttlnn. 'lrrvar.la >fopolltano, St
■lnry's hospital, 35 years, nephritis,
tlareo Ferlan, Brace hospital, 22
rears, gangrenous nppendh-ltla. S«>-
)hla TV Wlli-ns, 44 film. 43 years,
isrclnnma. Fnknown woinsn, foot of
Ifoprell. >7 years, flerldentai drown*
rg. Lillian Thetit, 20 Lmmons, 15
tears, peritonitis.
JUNE 1 9 1 .*5.
i
Mortuary
lilltltlE June 2. Catherine M.
Wliluw of the lute Shepherd H Cur
rie nnd mother of Samuel It , Al
fred C. Carlo* C. Arthur M.
Steven Renadlet Grummond and
Mr» i lit■. Dittmer i maral lilui
I day. .rune 5. from residence of
I )t«thlna Itathx. 22 New!terry-avc.,
Int 2 p. rn. Funeral private.
nillHtNKt Mrx Carrie, widow of
Mr. Merley Fairbanks. dearly be
loved mother of Kdlth, Gladys.
Robert and Kenneth. June 1 Fu
neral at realdery-e. 922 Eighteenth
st . Friday at 2 1. in.
It tIIKHKORN J ii 2. at rexldence.
I ' Ferry-aye . ix«, Übrlstlan U
Hul.eihorn. aged ,78 year*, father of
c II llutierkorn, Jr.. Adelaide P
Haherkorn and Infant aon. Henry
llarsey Haberkorn. Funeral Frt
dny, June 4, at 2 30 p. m.
M;HI<I so\ June 2, Hexple P. be
loved wife of James C I erguson
Funeral Friday morning. 1 9 a. m
from realdenee. b. 75 Twelfth-at
ttAHTIA May 31, 1»1R. Anthony.
m:.-d 52 yearn, beloved non of
Nichole* C, and the late Anna Mar
lin, nee Hauer, and dear brother
of Arthur. Mr* George Payer,
Clara, Irene. Jacob, Viola and Ray
mond Martin Funeral from resi
dent 45 Rnhnx-ase, Friday, at
v 45 am, and to St. Catherine’*
church, 9 54),
Mel. Foil Harry A . aired 11, dear
brother of John A MalcoUn, Mrx.
Jn*. Webster. Mrx G I. McGregor.
Mrx .1 Mcponahl. Mr*. Herbert
Wain Funeral from 179 Concord
ave.. Friday, 2 pm.
Met. Bltlt 7 fin June 1 1915. Kath
leen. daughter of John M and
1 IP. ibet h Florence Flvnn M-Oarry.
Funeral from residence, 2HH Vim
Pyke-nve.. Friday, June 4 Rr
r|iilem service* St. Chnrlra’ church
at 9 a. m.
Mix I-'.lt June |. 1915, at hi* resi
dence, '.’24 North ave, Mt Clemen*.
Mich. John, beloved husband of
Josephine c Miner Funeral Fri
das. tone 4. to St Peter** church at
P> 'o'clock Iturial at Mt Elliott
via funeral car. Private. Kindly
omit floss er*
PET7.II4H T Pine 7 at hi* reablence.
45 Hendrle-ave . John If., aged 75
sear*, husband of the late Knielia
pet /.holt, grandfather of Georgine
and «'arl Mnttaon. I'utieral Frida).
2 p. m.
*« 111 I.TK June 2. 1915. Christine
ir ee Hardoln). at famlls rexldence,
'7 Waterloo xt . I.elos ed svlfe of
J II Schulte and dear mother
of Rose Knoy, Irene, Raymond, j
Walter. A mandu*. Joseph. Edward.
Norhert, \a on* and I,«>rrtt.i. Notice
of funeral later.
U 11% r Suddenly, at Saglnasv Mich .
Pin** I l 9 1.7, l i. o' M<-’ t■ e loved
hu«hnnd gs Mirth.i H ' W|e«t
Funeral *. r. be* from rexldence 27
Owen-ave Funeral Friday morn
ing a* 19 oVIoi k Funeral private
MKKTINGS.
M 1 'MHERS of Prl.le of Western Reh.
t.o«lt. No 5 ju. 1 n O F. are re
i|tie*ted to in* et at Western Temple,
M i vtiur> -ave , Sunday. June 5. nt
I 5" p m to partb ljiaf e In niemot-
I.« 1 xervlce* with subordinate lodge*
,-i■ Wo duo re c<'nii'li rs Mary I'ent,
N G LI hblr Whipple, I tec. Secy.
him* tvtx.KU—a w r.
A NEAT-APPEARING gentleman,
i about 2.'* sear* of age, good habitx
,i• and higi- ambitliin and not afraid
| of work, to J"ln a live sale* force;
experience not r.7-essary; sve a*-
* •,• <t sou In mans' way* Apply to
Mr Glddlngx. 101 <> Penobscot bldg
from 9 to 12 only
j AG' NTS >*ul district manager* want
ed to i all on the automobile trade
r; .-.it opportunity. Write for par
ti iiiur* at once \ Grossman. L*
Jov-st , Ronton. M*s*
\ RELIARI.R young man desiring
■tends work good chance for nd
s nneonioiit 15 Mlctilgan-as-e
AN" 1 SHiNtILEHS v» nte 1 Apply
at .'9l Parker-asc or call East
9CT-J
V t;\| \TFUE WINPURS Jeffe'rxon
nn*l M'-Dougnll
plioi <• North 2930. R
fIARRI WANT El > 5.7 Fort-*t. w.
opposite postofflee.
H v RUKR winted for evening* and
s iturdas-* jjood guarantoe 87 Cot -
tage Grove-nve , Highland I irk I
Hemlock .7 I8- J. !
It Alil’.Pk. first - class . steady lob 11 ’•
guaranteed, good over money to
right mnn 29®>-k Hastings
I:\HBKR SHt'B Three chairs and
, Igar stand cheep, have other busi
ness In view 75 t West Warren
B* ÜBV.lt wanted steadv; none hut
the lost *ls. half over *?n. 24°4
Woo.lw»rd-sve.
RtUBFIt SffftF for sale small, good
locality. North 4933-J.
RARRFK First-class steady man
rail Bratlot nnd Maes
It VIlllK*! Bnarnote* *l2 and half
over *1 * 34 4 West Dl«.
RARRF.R for Saturday; $5, half over
V 1024 l«afayet»e east
n\Rßt;ll First-class man at on<-e
--•teaov Joh. good guarantee
Brush
IMUttt’US wanted two for Saturday
»•. :.a and half over $7 50 .otta
Bratlot.
iiABBKB WANTKI> Staadr first ■
,- I 'y. < man 5 T\*-st Atwafer-st
I.VI•I ; |; I : f,, r I • ' I 1 “'ll' ’
Iced half over »rt *123 West .lef
ferson. _______
BOY with wheel for delivery.
week 44* Ttitnam _
HOY about 17 with grocery atore ex
perience 939 Third.
boy WANTED for grocery and de
livery wagon. 399 Putnam.
BOY wanted, about 15. 371 Brand
River.
BOY wanted to run tindertaking
business Hemlock 1595.
FA RPt'NTF.U wanted. 116 Breen*
wood.
FFMKXT WORK wanted flrst-clasa.
nt 10c per foot. Walnut 4073.
ri.FRK Kxperlenred grocery clerk
and delivery man nroualnted on
west side Apply 727 Porter.
COOK Colored, at once must he
neat appearing. *2t Woodward.
FXPF.RIFNOKP grocery delivery
driver: must he reliable. 1527
Hamllton-hlvd.
EXPF.RIKNCKn man for grocery de*
livery. 974 fgtfnrop
KKF.PFBH WANTF.P for lithographic
presses. Bood wages. Steady Job.
Brand Rlver-ave and F.llsaheth-st
MOTOR ASSI'M BLF.RS. hearing
scrapers and lathe hands wanted.
Fordyi e and Mnrston. <
NKAT-APPF.APINO rentleman about
. rears of age. good habits and
high nmldtlon and not afraid of
work, to Join a live sales force;
experience not necessary: we as
sist you In msnv ways Apply to
Mr fllddlngs. Ihlrt Pynohscot bldg,
from 9 to 12 only.
When you answer these •<lr#ri,.c
manta pleas# mention th# Tint#*.
EVERYBODY’S COLUMN
Want to
Sell
Something
?
Try a little Ad in the
Times Classified Col
umns.
ONLY
lc
A WORD
We Collect letter
Main 4520.
IIEI.I* WANTED— M 91.F..
C. A. ERSKINK, 250 Chlca* o-blvd..
I* Invited to attend the orpheum
theat -r I- rlda s rvi nln* >
of the Petrolt Tim*-* Tsv.. tickei.x
are waiting at this office for him
PARKKIIANGER wanted flr f* • Ii -
only. Apply 117 Calvert
PLUMBERS HELPER 854 Dlx
salksmen”
For Subdivisions and
Fruit Farms
0. F. HYDE CO.
302 CHAM. OF COMMERCE MAIN 599
WANTED Janitor* .-mall down
town building* must l•• temperate
an>t furn!*h first-* lass r» R fence
Thone Cadtllai f.550,
YOUNG MAN wanted ;is gr*u«or >
clerk rii'.*t have good reference*
1 42 Charlotte. *
MEM* W 4 \ rr.ll—V'l AI t*.
C>»MI KTI'.N’T girl for g.-nt ral house
s»-ork Wages 4S Rlchton-ave.
Hemlock 27.19-It.
GIRT, about 18 wanted for general
office work and to insist In print
ing department, temnorarv posi
tion wage* J 5 per week Apply im
mediate | \ 1490 Rusaell
GIRT, for hou-.ssork, family of three
adult* "ill 5 1 LnSalb blvd.. hear
Grand-blvd. and Fourteenth
GIRL for g. nernl h o u*<-work two
children. 170 Alexandrine ss-est.
wanted for c-ereral housework";
no washing 19.55 Second-uve
GIRL wanted for general housework;
no washing Philadelphia west
GIRL wanted for general housework
small famlls . no washing 72
Chandb r-ave.
GIRL for klt'hrn 'sork no Pundris
work $5 per Week 1528 Ru**e||
GIKI. for genera! housework 15t Jo
sephine-ave. Tel North 5457 -M
GIRL for general housework; no
washing 255 Hancock west.
GIRLS wanted to work on custom
pant* 51 Michigan
JANtTRfCM ktroT u, neat whit* wo
man for evening work In nn office
building 1915 Han cook.
MISS E EARN-Gl \W 172 Ruena Vis
ta east, |* Invite.l to attend tbe
Orpheum theater Frida*' evening as
a guest of the PetruU Time*
ticket* are waiting at this office
for her.
MAID for general house** ark ref
erence* 1151 John R rhone North
3505-R
OPFICF? GIRL :.e St
RELIABLE GIRT, for general house
work no washing small house:
good home Hemlock 2211 1 or call
nt 145 Fhlcggo-hlvd.
si*77' tng GIRI t . nssi«t dressmaker
312 Wlrder-st
\\ \ IST *v ant. and
also errand girl 591 Fisher Ar
rade,
WAIST nnd skirt hands wanted 314
Washington arcade.
WAITRESS wanted for restaurant
575 Antoine-st
WANTED—GirI for general ** •
one who enn go home nights, two
In famllv; wages $5. Cnll North
995.
WANTED Women to work for hus
band's room and 1 o.ird 23 Victor*
ave Hemlock 2317-J.
WANTED Experienced glrlx for
making hand-made envelopes Ap
ply 57 to 99 East Fort.
55 hen you nnswer tne** aflverttg**
merits please mention the Time*.
OSGAR ANI) ADOLPH AT THEIR GAY PRANKS. —Dy Condo.
VS- Dtss COePCNMvM OP I *s' /4DOI.PH. COOK |W \ I "ORt Ms- I DISS \ _ —.
/ f?tpT|U4W PSYOOkO«Y \ / ( oNt> \ TAn 3TUtJYIM(i /{ a ARATjABA J / A S
■irt I ;’Vie> J A ’ liiF // ‘ 1 ' ' ll,i j UUE> '** \ ’ ''&
IIF.IT W 4 VTKD—KF-MAI.P
--7' WTEP—GirI for general work.
• >n> who cun go home nights; two
In family; wages f»> 189 Rlaln-ava
WANTED—Two young girl* for lah-
Ot itorj work 497 Lufayette-ldvd
SVANTEP -At once. 50 salesladies
Call 22418 7Veat .lcffer*on-ave
77 WTEP Girl for general house
work Apply 91 Willis ave east.
WANTED Retlned young girl tocar*
for child afternoon* 484 Sheridan
WANTED Girl to 40 general house
work Call at 1881 Michigan.
WOMAN wanted to do kitchen work
• i Gratiot,
WANTED
2.") Telephone Operators
37’e pay while learning. Fine oppor
tunity for advancement. Rest rooms
provided for off-duty hours Good
inducements to bright girl*.
TTIE M H'H HI A N STATE TELE
PHONE CO
Apply Cadillac Exchange. corn*r of
John R. and Madison.
YOUNG GIRL for general house
work. Ilemlork 2471-SV.
\l TPM44HH.es.
FUFF MOTOR BOAT SHOW
AT
1256 Jefferson Avenue East
Watch for the GLASS HOUSE
A complete line of motor boats,
canoes, rowboat*, engine* nnd all
sorts of marine accessories and fit
tings.
DON'T FAIL TO COME
Open every day from 8 a m. to 9 p m
Saturdays open from 8 a. in. to 4
P m
Open Sundays only by special ap-
I (ilntment.
PKTKPIT BOAT COMPANY.
i r sal High power 4-passenger
r..*-i.' t*r, ( verhauled and In perfect
shape, inquire Jos. Catnpau-ave. or
phone East 387.
At TU IKSTRI CTION
STi I >FNTS WANTED
Learn to drive and repair automo
hll. by the Merling System. In
dividual Instruction, new class each
w-e.k Enroll n> w for next week
Sterling Auto (.'ollege. 717 Cass-ave
\ l TO P MITIKO.
Auto and Wajron Painting
O S MULL. PROP.
Cass nnd Adam*. Upstairs.
\\ 4 \TE.R— \ I T4»Montl,l>*4.
\\ K CAN SKI.L YOUR
CAR
We can buy a car for you. I*et us
know what you have or what you
w ant.
A. C. AUTO SALES CO.
Cad. 354-J. 167 First St.
WANTED—AUTOS”
We will sell your car without cost
to you. 77'e have more buyers than
cars A. Auto Sales, 167 First*
st Cadillac 354-J
--lit MM.sx OPPORTIT M ITIKI.
P, AK E r’Y. S7O(TDOWN
On busy street, doing big business;
nf> competition. Equipped with
Marshall double ovens nnd all bak
ing utensils Dlegle At Rees, 329
Free Pres* bldg Main 611
RICH TALUK. MINE
Improved. 0 mile.* from railroad. 3
mlb x from boat Walnut 741 -M. or
Robert Elliott, 210 Dover Court-rd..
Toronto.
Ro4»minpr House. S2OO Down
Dandy brick, located > 3 mile circle
Nice furniture Dlegle a- Rees. 329
Free Pres* Hldg Main |fll
ti 11.1,1 MtltX AMI POOL.
BILLIARDS and Pocket Billiard Tn -
bb « with the only g* nulne Monarch
cushion.*; new and remodeled at
moderate price.* nnd easy terms;
also sut I'lle* nnd repairing Rrun«-
wick-Balke-Collender Cos., of Mlehl-
Randolph-st
DBTK4 liu x
COMPETENT, trustworthy operative*,
day or night. H Cl Dwyer Secret
Service Bureau, No. 505 Breltmeyer
tddg Cadillac 251 Nights nnd
Sundays, phone West 3578.
GARAGE*
GARAGE, 20\20. solid mnronry. brick
veneer or stucco, asbestos shingle.*,
full cement floor, everything flret
rlnsx. will place It on your lot for
1.199. otner sizes In proportion
Call us up and let us figure with
you.
DETROIT CONSTRUCTION CO,
Hemlock R7-M or tle-c.back 2382.
•TOR M.l'7 AND CARTAGE.
ACME Storage, mammoth warehouse.
Storage, moving M. 899. 41 Gilman.
CENTRAL STORAGE CO. moving,
packing, fireproof; rate* right Mo
tor vans for suburban moving.
I hone Cadillac 69.
ROEHL BROS . Storage, Cnrtr.ge and
Packing. Oftlce 16* Alfred. Ridge
82.5. Waverly-nve.
PARTY MOVING to California can
rent part of car. Central Storage
■ Cadllla II
WANTED TO Bt V.
CASH' CASH! 77* e buy old false
teeth, old gold watches, diamonds,
jewelry, etc In any condition.
Liberty Refining Cos., 9* Wood ward
ave., fourth floor.
>\nen you answer irnes* *o*crtts«*
inents plenso mention tne Time*.
DETROIT TIMES
MONEY SAVING
HINTS FOR YOU
FOR KAI.B—MI«< H.
SHOW CASES
BEE I’H t>« fore buying elsewhere r
l»a<l in price* ami quality. Other*
follow
Counter*, "holvinrr. wall on i, «-t<*
We alwo manufacture a complete
line of
SODA FOUNTAINS
hark bar*. chairs, Inlilm, stool*,
mirror*. *■»«• Huy dir**, t from man
ufacturer and rave Jobber*' profit*.
Detroit Store Fixture Cos.
Main 4822. .127-341 Gratiot.
MUM. Wild.lS SMITH, Ghamberlaln
sl , I." Invited to attend the Or
pheum theater Friday •v« nlng a*
K ptiest of the Detroit Time* Two
tl< ket* are waiting at thta offire
for her.
TYPEWRITERS. All new *lO. rebuilt
sls up Rent *1 mo. up.
IKBdjfcjp) Agents
\ fount
table*, new and second-hand Geo.
Marsh To., 0 Farmer-tt E 7. term*.
WE EXCHANGE your old furniture
for new or give you on.<h. Main
2004 103 Mlchlgan-ave
xiovky to i.o t\.
CON ST It I’CTI <»N LOANS I ,iT»» TANARUS:« 1
amount*. J. F Weber, 304 Gratiot.
I*F.HSO\ tM.
X’OTICE If any poor idrl I* In trou
ble. needing ailvh e, friendship or
help, write nr rail on ML'i'KKTAKI
Margaret puffy. 993-Fort-*t
w**t. Salvation Aj-my.
LADIES HATS re I I t* and
Panamas our specialty The Exclu
sive Mat Frame Shop, M Gratiot.
MTOII xtill.
STORAGE furniture, ma: 1\ new. bar
gain price. Sumner Cos.. Mich & 4th.
xx x\n:r>—xn*» cm.am'hi **.
OT.D feather beds wanted Jewel Mat
tre*s Cos , 35'j Michigan. Cadillac 195.
TO HE % i—FI. XT*.
AA A NEW Inker flat 'i -fly mod
ern. five rooms anil hath West
Grand-hlvd., near N< rthwestern
high Phone Walnut 277*'.-.1
FURNISHED FLAT*"
Choice nelghtmrliood; 6 room*, tiled
hath. 2 bedrooms, in .mi heat an I
Janitor, bark and lront porches,
phone convenient to I rd, Cadilla
Studebaker. Regal fa tones adults
"iii>. riftfi nee* iw •> car line*
Phone M. 1902. North £.312.
NEW .-family flat ‘on Cl.iirmmint:
steam heat, sleeping pot to k. beam
ed eel Hr g. beautiful do -orations, $35.
Cedar Al.
MODERN 5-fatnllv flat. *25; on Mer
-1111, between Rethune and Pallls
ti r. Call North 1173-d
ALGETt and lb iubl« n 5 nice large
rooms, new. all modern. 175 Alger
'
FLAT 5 rooms arid bath completely
furnished with Janitor service W.il.
nui 2912
FI.AT -5 room* and hath, compb tel\
furnished with Janitor icrvice. Wal
nut l! 12.
FOR RENT. st" lower fiat fi roomt
and bath; strictlv modern; n<ar
Water Work- oatk. 2• ■ 2 Montclair
Hickory 1075-W.
FI.AT to r* nt Canii'bell-ave , s.;•>
Tel Cedar 316-M
NEW—S rooms and both, h<..i and
Janitor service, rim location. Wal
nut 2312
(TH ■
blai ks off Woodward attractive i
room fiat, modern to the minute,
electric light", g.as; no children.
North 31 it 7• J
THE NEWTON one 5 and a 7-room
apartment, modern. 190 Putnam
North IK*
N< »RTH 'Vi >r>W \RD and trlct
Mocks off Woodward Attractive 4*.
room flat modern to the minute,
electric lights, gas; no children
North SlB7-J.
THREE H*" >M -
hot water furnished Hemlock 29<t|-
M. Hemlock R;*7 - It.
TO RENT—lint sr.s.
Hannan Rental Ajrency
A free list of houst * and flat Call
In person at the oldest and largest
real estate e\ hnnge In Mlnur "a
1 McGRAW ni.no,
CHARLOTTE,
10-room brick, hloi k fr< m \\ ■. |
ward. N 4186 -.1
CLAIRMt
brb’k. 3 liedroom* N'ctib I- M
GLAI m O?
rooms, two hath new! ■ t«- >r it. I,
sx,s per month Ninth ' • ' \\
DOWNTt IWN,
adjoining room*, wit' el-.tigs rß<s
ets. neath furnished for house
keepfng. Phone t’he ry 7: - W
HAZEtAV OOP-AVI
Third Iteautlful 1 • it n in - t
new; sls. llettib'i'k 14• W
JEFFI i
works, beautiful. m<" •rn i r ■. t
bedroom*, ban; pot > w i\
appointment. Telephone || k >rt
lii-R •
MRS E Bl
InxMted to attend the ••rpheum the.
ater n* ague «t < f the 11 it Tli
on Frida y evening - > , 1 •
are waMlng u t t • i
TERRACE foi rent
ner of Helen. Apply .’lf* n u\-
East 737.
When you answer the » tdterfi e
ments please mention tl > Tit, *
TO rti lIXMa: — HEAL EMTATO. TO RXCHARGIC— RKXI. ESTATE.
IF YOU ARE GOING
TO LIVE IN CALIFORNIA?
Hero is a chance to obtain a fine resi
dence in Berkeley, California, in ex
change for Detroit or Highland Park
real estate. Will also consider improved
farm or land contracts.
Address communicatoins to George
P. Barnes, 733 Majestic Bldg., Detroit.
FOR SALE— It EMI' KXi'K PfIOPEItTY, FOR SAI.K—HKSIIIKV K PROPERTY.
DILLON-ANDERSON CO.
REAL ESTATE
T I TTf HAVE WHAT YOU WANT
VV Hj CAN SELL WHAT YOU HAVE
SUITE 1117 FORD BUILDING CADILLAC 1039
TO RENT—IIOI SES.
TWO-STORY hrbk house, 11 rooms
and Lath corner lot, with good
grounds: garage; for rent for sum
mer months. Tel. North 6*27
T< > RENT I Hiring duly and August,
nicely furnished house. Vlnewood
ave„ n< ir Phone
West 237-M.
5 ROOM COTTAGE with large piece
; of ground, tlrand River and Maple
grovc-ave.. one mile from city lim
its. Apply 311 Harrt*on-ave.
I.i .AN-AVK EUR* $
Hickory 472-M.
TO HIAT-nOIIM*.
A FURNISHED bachelor apartments
for two or three gentlemen, on
< harlot te-ave., near Woodward.
! Grand 5237-. P
-I ~ , . [) kVE., tVO hue, large
front rooms, for gentlemen near
Peterhum Tel. Grand 1315-M
i \ FRONT suites and single rooms
In desirable apartment: continuous
hot water. Grand 254-W.
i ’OUPIjE pleasant rooms, North
Woodward, suitable for one or two
gi-ntlemen; meals If desired. Hem
lock 1 799-J.
FURNISH EP ROOM to rent for
couple young ln-lle*. 254 Igiwton*
ave. Walnut 960-W.
GENTI.EMAN to share large alcove
room, separate beds. 2 dressers.
Must be person of refinement, good
1 health and good habits North 5708.
HOTEL FRANKLIN
r*nr Earned and Ttates—only a block
from Wood ward and .Tefferaon-aves
IP. tra fine, rooms at
t.pi- ini Bummer Hates 50e, 75c. st,
$1 50 per day. $5 to $7 per week.
ONE FURNISHED light housekeep
ing gnotn. private family, 285 Haw
- ton-ace. Walnut 880-757.
ROOM fur one or two gentlemen, all
<*,• nvonlriH’ON, prlvitt* fniTiily.
1189-7 V.
TP a )MS Furniture for room* com
jdete. $1 week. Sumner. Mich. A 4tln
ip rniit *. xD nooxts.
no \RP and room for two gentlemen;
i p,lx ate famllv. 830 East Jefferson.
! FRONT piuiM In North Woodward
home. North 432-R.
gT km XN-.TF.WISH family; comfort
(ihie room with or without board.
1 M Ferry-ave. east. Phone North
3<isß-R.
I \HOE, front room, nil conveniences;
Voice alcove room, unfurnlsh
,,| meal.j 1725 Woodward. North
1086.
IEH WEST I.AFAYKTTE-mWP
Pleasantly furnishe-1 room, suitahle
for two; home cooking
SI xixil it RgtORTR*
PENT Furnished summer cot.
I tage Ennadian side T«ake St Glair,
St Flair Shores. Phone Cadillac
2018 ■ XX’. ,
COME SEE
RUSSELL ISLAND
The miniature Relic Isle which *plß*
the st El.ilr rlv« r Into the North
rnd Middle channel*. All the traf
n, ~f tic Great Lake* passe* your
1..,1 , It's ilways coni Russe.l
i Li;,,id fomphre the modest prices.
. c-v t•».. * and sure-to-lncrease
■ values of (hi* .summer bungalow
colonx' h-ddlng n clea rtltle from
the F. S government with other
I offering*, dur representative* meet
stur T.ine h at at the island and
«t reet cars at Algonne. Gall or
write for Illustrated literature and
h p point ment
HANNAN
1 XTcGraw Rldg.
TO ,\I n x x*.I" —RE XI. MT*m
f,O \«'it iS. : tulles from Algonac, 8-
t.M.m Ill’ll e, 10x1(1; barn and *ey
. 1 outbuilding*, all in fair condi
tion bout 3 acres of good orchard;
],. jo-re strawberries and rast'her
rie*. most of spring crops are In;
1 hot.-e. 3 cows. 5 cnlvcs, chickens,
dm ks nil farm tools to work the
farm with Will exchange for city
proper!x‘ up to $3,500 to $4.000.
(11l .MORE & CHAVENEI.LF.
412 HAMMOND RI-PG CAD 2939.
I'oit n % t ri>io»*\cf. proper r x.
I N 'i BOHUNK ii It-."!,. ■ t
I invite.l to attend the Orphcum the
ater Friday evening as a guest of
. the T'etroit Times Two tickets are
uniting at this office for him.
FOR HAI.F—HKHIDKNCE PROPERTY .
EAST SIDE BUNGALOW
Five rooms and hath, plenty of o>ace
for three rooms on second floor;
built 1 . price only $2,540, amall
payment down, balance S2O month
ly. This property Is worth $3,000,
but owner needs the money.
E. W. VAS VARY
420 Free Press Bldg. Main 1267.
700 CASS AVE!
9-room house, finished In quartered
oak; all modern Improvements; big
yard; everything In A1 condition.
Phone Grand 15*3, between 8 a. m.
and 5 p. m. See house by appoint
ment.
SCHOOLCRAFT
If you own your own lots we will
build you a home. Building several
there now. Address box B, No. 23.
s’-ROOM COTTAGE, bath and cellar.
Just the thing for n«wly-xved*.
$2,800, S3OO down. S2O month. Pali
Friday or Saturday. John 11. Hub
hard, 1296 Kirby east. Ridge 542.
FOREST. Near Woodward
Poll ! brick, slate roof, • room*. Wal
nut 2786.
FOR Ml E—VACANT I.OTSL
e- ■ ■ I, ■<
INVESTORS, STOP AT
GABLE AND PISCOPINK
SUBDIVISION
Buy a lot within two minutes’
walk north of Harper ave.
and Van Dyke. Good title ab
solutely guaranteed. Price
$350 to $125; $5 down, $5
a month. Take Harper car
to Van Dyke ave. and walk
two blocks north to Miller
ave. Agent on property from
8 to 5 Sundays. For further
information call
MR. SHELBAUER,
4 McGRAW BLDG.
MAIN 6524
WILLIAM GROYPON, 25 Henry-at , 1*
Invited to attend the Orphcum the
ater Friday evening as a guest of
the Detroit Times. Two tb’Kcta are
xvaitlng at this office for him.
OATS RETAINS
JOB AS STATE
GAME WARDEN
LANSING, Mich., June 3. (Spe
cial.)—William R. Oates, of Mar
quette, was appointed state Ranie,
fish ami forestry warden for a term
of one year by the Public Domain
conimisHion in session here today.
John Haird, of Saginaw, who sought
to replace Oates, was appointed
chief deputy warden. Thomas Pa
vld Jones, of Petoskey, tl • present
chief deputy, was made license
clerk. Oaten’ salary will remain at
$3,000 a year, that of llaird will be
SI,BOO. Oates was opposed by Oil
man Panic, chairman us the Repub
lican state central committee. For
mer Gov. Osborn, who origimally
appointed Oates, backed Dame for
the place.
This is the first appointment of
a game warden by the domain com
mission. the appointive power hav
ing been taken from the governor
by the last legislature.
Printing, ttic ptnln near Mmil—that
la right—Tlnu-a .l«*h Itrot.—X|»|n 43? e.
PAGE ELEVEN
MAN CAVORTS
ABOUT PARK CIJH
onlyinpajamH
The spectacle or a man
about Water Works park Izlflflll
Vrav of tlu- dawn" with only
i t Mi«-> length pajamas to prOtMHl
him from the weather—and It
weather 1 1 ii> —caused DO nBB|
exrlt.’inent in the nclghborhaJßjltl
Thursday morning. The
C 'Mhi.hr was Hugh McMillan,
of No. 27C Montclair
cording u> the polio* report.
five hours in the open he wm mHH
willing to accompany PatrobzSgiQ
Henry V.n ( oppenoble to tbF
pr<-( tn-' station, and he was
removed to the detention ward {flH
police headquarters, where he M
'inder observation. McMillan
persists in his dislike for coveriZ||H
of anv kind, and when wrapped iMgl
a blanket lie promptly th/ew It
and started to tear it up.
% eloped a bad cold an a result of hlfM|
”.u ly morning excursion. The
physiieaus will examine him.
BANK’S REPORT I
SHOWS DETROIT’S®
CONDITION GOOd®
Tiie report of the National BaiH
or Commerce, which is printed i|H
this issue in The Times, la a
ter of interest not alone for t||H
bank’s patrons and prospectiro p*l£S|
ions, but Is a matter of general
lerest, inasmuch as the bank's hlgMj
water mark as to deposits may Vlfl
be taken as an index of tho UntUraH
eial condition of the whole City.S
The National Rank of
began business in 1907. At tho
outset the personnel of the
and directors was such as to ctlwH
inand wide attention in the
world. Us third annual
showed deposits of nearly six mlftra
lion dollars. Tho rate of
has continued in an accelerated dtnH
gree and In Its report of deposltzJS
published in The Time 9 columns OiM
today, deposits amounting to fMyFB
"22,000 are shown. The growth otfl
the itank reflects credit on ltgfl
management, on Its ability to COUIS
maud public: confidence, and on tJMjjiSj
financial condition of Detroit as weO^B
BABE 1
ASKS POLICE TOj 1
LOCATE HUSBANM
“For God’s sake, come home®
Baby la dying." 3
Even this urgent message, ••mils
by bis wife, Clara, failed to bring $3
response from Frank Osborne, otjn
No. 1636 (Crane-ave., Uamttramoioß
who left home three months ago,.®
ostensibly to collect S3O or S4O IH.'J9
back pay for bis serx’icea as
strikebreaker some time previouslyg®
Mrs. Osborne laßt Heard from IMF.®
husband April 18, w-hen he wrot#l
, her from No. 316 South State-sL«:
Chicago, and spoke of enclosing 92* \
There w-as no money in the letter* ;
how ever, and Blnce that date sh*;
has written him repeatedly without
result. She fears ho has met with •
some accident, and has asked th* S
Detroit police to aid her In locating .
him. Osborne Is a lather.
In the meantime the mother Is In ■
desperate straits, with no money* ;
Insufficient clothing and her 10- ■
months-old baby at death's door, j
She is being cared for temporarily
by the family of William Weln, with i
whom the Osbornes bhared th« aj
house on Crane-ave.
FACILITIES FOR
‘TWILIGHT SLEEP’ I
TO BE PROVIDED 1
Members of tho staff of the Worn- *
an's hospital will be given facilities |
for giving their patients the "twi- .1
light sleep" treatment, according to J
a recent deeision of the board, which ,j3
has been discussing the advisability 1
of taking this action for some time. *
Tho ’’tw Right sleep" will not bo \
given in the hospital’s own cases, jj
but any physician who wants to uso
it for his patients will be provided i
with the necessary quiet rooms and i
trained nurses. This aetion was
favored by Dr. C Hollister Judd and
others who an* much interested In
the twilight sleep" treatment.
TINIEST REPUBLIC j
DECLARES WAR I
AGAINST AUSTRIA f
T,T'C»\NO. June 3.—The tiny re- >
public of San Marino has declared
war against Austria, according to
news agency dispatches. Bnn Mar- ,
ino hn an army of less than 100 *
men. a

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