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SATI’IIDAY, JUNK 5, 1915.
LITTLE ADS FOR
THRIFTY BUYERS
Designed for the Purpose of Placing Before the Public the Merchandise, Craftsmanship and Special Service Offered by Exclusive
Concerns That Are Not Generally Advertised
Classified i Cent a
Rates 1 Word
G»»h with order, if charged. 7o a
line
50 transient advertising ln#'-rtsd
for less than Iftc with Utah, 144 cif
charged. pei Insertion
Thi* kbovt nlra tppif to all chxaai
flea ttmiH fir*|ti liiriliM, t ante of
Thunk*. (diltuarle*. Meeting Notices
•ml all Mile pi < ceding Male Help
Hit tha, Death*, Ckrdi of Thanks
«n<| Mri'tiiiv Notice* Mini mu in
charge, tii for ?.'• words or It **, Over
25 word* one uml on< tltlrd cent* for
each extra word.
Marriage Licenses.
Kre.i Keelei 39. Detroit, Margaret
Ahtako), 3 V .■•alto
Kit Itogyoka. .Detroit, Julia ft-in
nan. It. name
Frank Ncln.i*. 31, Detroit; Marie
Tar cli, lit, ».tm<
John t iinntnnhum, 37, Detroit;
Maud (it) nn, .'7, name.
Marwood Andrews. 10, Detroit.
!<«>••■ K uhn. I s , »> me
Albert latonlurier, Detroit,
fatllelllie I’oUi tl. 33. aitlne.
Williai-i r.-riy, <2. Detroit; M »r
--k »ret Itnriihttin. »ante
J* fit ry t !e* , *l*iii, 10, Detroit, Helen
la-rvli. In sun.*
Chui leu lllooiii, 34. Detroit. Stephu
nla AMhlulw, 34). Mini
lnuii, > Rosea. 31, Detroit. Mary
F*« iik. 30. i>hii • . . . ,
l,|oyd lone* Detroit. Nora Mel.
•on. 31, same
\ Kohn. Detroit, lloa# «• babel.
2ft, some.
I'r, ,| s i'• •ter, 1", Detroit, All* *
Fell. 3y *ame.
Ghnrle* Hooper ?J, Detroit. rlor
•n«e jite-le, 31. urtllU
Haul jane. 2>, Detroit. Bertha
Handler. I'* name.
Kdward Dank. 33 lnk»t<r. Miry
Berwsrnlt* 3C same
51 notii Mad »t. 19, l*elr >!t. A Swln
eleka. Ik, .nine. ,~,
Walter W ilkie. 2>, Detroit, Ully
S< hull* 31, »ante
lliiv ir.l Keillor* . Detroit Ade.
1 , 1 ■ • - I
Mnlia. lona* 31, Detroit; Nell*
Keem.il.-v i same
John .''lev in* .;. I >i*tr.. • Del. n
Pana»k; -V -ame
John l»oy|e 31. Detroit. Jennie he
h<>e. 2*. *anie.
A Mavninia. 3 1 Detroit. Julia HP •
lat. 21. same.
McK»! 1
Dow and). 32. same.
Merman Glo- kei. 31. Det roi t, Mat 11.
da Rnneaho, 2)*. earn*
Births.
BOVS.
\\* l.er Woman’* hospital ’ Co
shi <- * M>-rk ■ r V K y nar t o 1 fti
t -in *•■! »« Maih*-w*i«n, 3t> Alexan
drine Iran* llnpp 1 Thirty first
J laxhft, Tl. ’ I <*th, t Herr.ai. 173
Hi-end. >m. J Flta* 155 Fluiner. G
l.aul-p. 117 Cleveland F st *•*-!» ; 3*
Shetidan, G Ex in*. -7' Eighteenth,
<J Htonee, Grace hospital F -lotk-v
ft*# llen.frie. J i d.loß, 3kft Thirty
third W v iona, 13 FI >r< r • K Bnr.
I*7 Milwaukee. V I'unipalonu, 2'ft
Orleans. I v’taruvn-, 291 Division.
A. Sarose. '2l Catherine .1 Hues
kP-wii * 4.’, Newton, I* " . Ik-dl*i-h.
3* Ford)«*•. G Toth. 9v Vanderbilt.
G! RIJ4
c t*haw 227 Columhu* II P t*
oldt. Woman « hospital. N Calvert.
137'* Vnmont K ltotdn*on. 11 Mark,
F Heelev. lft'i* iloodwin. I* Colombo,
Detroit. A Kettle. I•■■• « Comold, W
Hilbert. 74 Conger 'V Montroy. 11l
Richmond I. H» • i n«. .«*’» Hngg, *
Lessnex. \’an u nrrm-r hospital. I.
It I tig ro«* \.> -i M rini-r h .pII nI. K
Zawn ki. ID7 Michigan S Hon*.
2;4S Michigan 1.. II in. ft', Lincoln
A P*n«t*. 73# ttrandv F Zd>>n-k ft 13
Medburx l f >ki >w « xn*kl. Iftftl s»
Auhtn 1 Walter*. 41* M< Dougall I*
Cummin** 2»»• 4 Hr*ml blvd /. J*w
erskl. l.i Newton. <• D.ngler. l-' , 32
Ellery M Auet<\ *2> Hamilton. J
\
Deaths
Mary Ht« ker, 2ft>;* 1.1nd.-n, 7ft - p.ir
mitral rea-.ir eitntlon John Itiha. 4 3.'.
Antoine 73 \e.ir*. heart dl*ea*p H.xr
ry W Cole, ft 7 Haidwln. 'lays. In
nnltlon innl* ic ■
.anitarlum, 4" \ . .r* meninultla. t*.
It ftlgi krtt. >4 Fourtpenth ft3 >rar*.
rarboilr arid poi.i-ni'ie John <‘hr iji
klewtcz. Jr. ftft7 Maker, 32 * - ar*.
nephritis Ch.irle* Wall, I*7 It Vine-
Wood fti year*, mltr-fl n w r*!t.it o
Jh la Hrd’man. tlra>-e hospital. 7,4
year*, ar-'inont.-i William Hal/wedel.
Holvev h"*plt 11. r.’ u nr*. frn<-tiired
skull Jxill un C, Hclimldt kll Six
feeritii ft'.’ year- ■ Irr'ioal* hepatic, f
If Miller. Ht M ir' * hoeolt *1 40
\ear*. tt inshot Kdwtn J C'ltnpheM.
!il \...-xr« perlt<<niti*. c.m-•• ho*pit.-*l
TJlltan M Von »• hrelder. on Nl< olet
27 y. xr». tuhorrtilosia Martha F.
Hudnik I’rovPP t e ho*jit*l. in ve.-ir*
broncho pneiinionlii I'dward Makn
rat. 71*7 Mit< hell, x 'ear*, t.ron-bo
pneumonia lo*et,h retrowskv. H*
Man * host ltal 13 vent*, fr o tore of
skull Heor*e c la»ri-n>'f. -757 St
Clnlr ftl iee> «. i-eret.iwl hemorrhnFe.
Collin* C t'olhv, 11?’' K Jefferson, '-2
year*, rerehrnl 1 etrorrhft«e I’rnrk
Kogeez. | 7 Portland. 2 vetra, enteri
tl* Heor *e Farris. lefferson and
Hrlswold. 71 years, mitral IrmtiffP Irn.
rx \ntl «>n' Martin. t« n«>hns. .12
ve*r« tuber- il«'«l» ta« oh Hteppler,
Harper hospital. 42 lear- lobar pr.etl
monte; llenrv t.-ip<-«. *i| Ht Auhln,
R? rear*, pernb’lous uraemia; James
Mr<’arther 21st Rb-l mond. «3 '• ■ ir*
ttibereulosls. Charles " Cross _ li
Ttenfon. ft 4 veers endoosnllfls Kilo
men* Mnffnthon. r»’32 "rlf-ins, 1 veir
|oh»r pneumonls Minnie Frown Tit
Clinton. IS years, tuberculosis Josh
ua Johnson. ’>2 Beacon veers m' -
ocardltls August It-sl.r. I(4'm Mud
son. ftft \ ears, de*et eralli e sclerosis
Csrrle Fairbanks. St >f-irv”s hospi
tal 4 1 'ears. Impiest pending Mar
garet Wallace. (Trace hospital branch.
R3 vears lobar pneumonia Heorge It
Holt. T*” Fifteenth. *7 veu« cancer
James Rturra'-. Jr. 172 I.e Mxv, 44
ve»rs lotar pneumonln FTenrv Me
r*)end 174 Concord. 21 year*, tuber
rulosts
Mortuary
M% X tune 1 Hi*.. T'dward b. love-1
husband of F.mllle I. and father of
Mrs Ororit* C Jop’i ton. Mrs.
Earnest fl Oswald Ft "e'--«| at 2
t> m. Saturday, June * t!»i', front
residence 13 Beresford-ave, ITl*h
land Tark Buffalo, N V , papera
please rory.
ttnßlirt June 2. at tb» reslcb nee
of her daughter Mrs George Ora
bie. 1104 West Tafa ye t te-b) vd . Jen-
Me Worden, widow of the late
(’'buries Worden, bclove-1 niolher of
Mrs George fjrable Funeral from
resilience Snturdnv, June 7», a» ? p
m. eastern standard time Buriat
at Plymouth
iirt.r m ttcT.ii—itn.c
A —NEAT API’KABING gentleman,
about 25 year* of age, «*oml habit*
and high ambition and not afraid
of work to Join a live sale* force;
enperlenre not no-esaary; *vc as
*t*t you it* many wav* Apply to
Mr, Olddmg*. 1010 Penobscot bldg,
from # to 12 only
AGENTS and dlstrb t managers want
ed to call on the nutom >h|)o trade
Great opportunity. Write for par
ticulars at once N. Grossman, IS
Joy-at . Boston, .Mass
Whin you answer thee# aduftwc
manta pleas* mention th* Tims*.
EVERYBODY'S COLUMN
It FI I* IVAWI’FD —M Al-lt.
A.A.—BIGGEST wage in city.
Only 21 machines left for ex
perienced power machine op
erators. Let us prove it to
you. First come, first placed
Apply Miss Baxter, Hamilton
Carhartt, Mfr., Michigan-ave.
and Eleventh-st.
PEA DING gentleman about
27. year* of itge. good habits and
high uu hitli.n and not afraid of
i live aalr-S force,
experience not necessary; we as-
M*t >oi in m.inv ways Apply to
Mr <lidding*. |o|o Penobscot bldg,
from 9 to 12 only.
SALESMEN
For Subdivisions and
Fruit Farms
(). F. HYDE CO.
303 CHAM OF COMMERCE MAIN 50#
M KI,P UAITKII—fkMAIR
HOOD (’l'm i|v dishwasher and waiter
rin ol'tnin work at once hy calling
a 1417 Jefferson-a ve east
to are for child. 129 Smith
a ve
IHVDEIt 4 hues, experienced 304
New Telegraph bldg
C‘*«»K Colored, at once; must be
rent appearing. 121 Woodward
0< • MPKTI-7NT stenographer and of
fii«- n -i-tant. permanent position
I• »b and Wlght-sts.
iEX I ‘F. It I r-’Nt’KD German girl for gen
«"sl housework, small family. !*ft
Hague a\«- Telephone North 1373
I7AH4 position for young girl to as
st** with housework go home
night.* 41 Walon Hemlock 23]#-R
”! xN- 1.1 ■ -1> ironer. 19 Sib-
I3XI I'HIFNCKD chambermaid with
reference Apply 114 Winder
<; K\ 1-: it a I ht'usework no washing,
reference.* Apply 199 Hecond-ax-e
Ulltl. wanted for gen* ral housework
willing to go In t tie country for the
summer. _ih•» West Orand-hlvd
GIRT, for general housework; two
children 117 Alexandrine west
HIBI. for '.’eneral housework, small
family good wages A0 Webb-ave
OH I, for general housework; good
wm -s 2110 Gratiot. Ridge Sllt-M
Hlltl. to look after child 2 years old
13'' Hmlth-ixve
HI RDM for light assembling. *<l
Kean blen
P - *i • Hlltl* for general housework,
meat be good cook, no laundry
work. thr«e in family 24ft Taylor.
«P u>D Ullll, for light pantry mrk
and dl*hw,t*hlng Apply 122 Winder.
IJCWID German girl for general house,
work 217. Irouuols-ave
I.ADY nlnno player wanted at once
13SI Jefferson-»Ve
HFFIf'K Hlltl. wanted. 134 t’hene-st
m - i, i riII’RBTiAN, 140 Monroe.
I* Invited to attend sh» nrpheum
fheefer Saturday evening a* a
inn at of the Detroit Time* Two
tickets ate waiting at this office for
her
SBP’.iND nilll, 93 Taylor-ave North
iSftfi
817 VK It AI. laundresses and women for
cleaning. 31 75 per day. Diftll Hus
j sell-at
HHA PHKB. rapid and accurate,
n it le-* than five vears' experience,
sot engineering work. Fall Main
It 411
HTF,Ni»GR.\PHER— Salary »«S Main
• * * f (
STITCHERS on shoes Third floor. 44
Fast I.arned
WANTED »ilrl for general work,
one who can go home nights._ two
In family, wages sft, Fall North
99ft.
anted”
25 Tolcphono Oporators
14’e pnv while learning Fine oppor
tunity for adx-ancement. Rest rooms
provided for off-duty hours. Hood
|ndu< cments to bright girls
Till: MM’Hinv.N STATE TELR
PH4TNF CO.
Applv radlllac Exchange, corner of
John R and Madison.
x\ \ >t►;i» sin vrinix—ffm 4i k.
r AT'ARI.E young lady wishes posi
tion a* governess or companion for
Invalid, references Hemlock 254 1
EXPERIENCED maid wants house
work In small family; no washing,
good wage* Ridge 2444-J. 945
Kirby cast _________
At TOMOWH.KW.
FREE MOTOR BOAT SHOW
AT
1255 .TrfTerson Avrnuc East
Watch for the GLASS HOUSE
A complete line of motor boats,
canoe*, rowboats, engines and sll
sorts of marine accessories and flt
tlnß«.
DON’T FAIL TO COME
Open every day from ft a m. to 9 p. m
Saturdays open from 3 a. m. to 4
p; m
Open Sundays only hy special ap
pointment.
DETROIT BOAT COMPANY,
Ft'K v; High power 4-passenger
i rosuater, overhauled and in perfect
shape Inuulre Joe t'ampau-ave. or
phone East .147
AITO IftftTHtTTIOJI
STUDENTS WANTED
Learn to drive and repair automo
bile* hv the Sterling System. In
dividual Instruction; new class each
week F;nroll now for next week
| Sterling Auto College. 717 Casa-are
41 TO P 41XTIH 44.
Auto find Wasron Taintinpr
o M MI LT* PROP
Css* and Adams, I’pstslrs
IX 4XTKI4—4I TOWOIIII I
\VK CAN SELL YOVR
CAR
4\ • in buy a *ar for you ua
know what you have or what you
xx ant.
A. C. AUTO SALES CO.
] Cad. 354-J. 167 First St.
WANTED -AUTOS
We xvlll sell your car without cost
to you We have more buyers than
cars A C Anto Mules, DI7 Ftrst
i-t Cadillac 154-J ___________
\Xnen vn„ answer tnesa aftlverttr*-
msnta please mention th# Ttmsa.
Want to
Sell
Something
?
Try a little Ad in the
Times Classified Col
umns.
ONLY
1c
A WORD
We Collect Later
Main 4520.
FOR *» 41.1-3—llll 1 4 I l>.
Bicycles
nainy spring *•■ im.m bus indu •<1 in
to reduce th*• prlc« * of our . 111 ti •
Mile of bicycles
All 343hb yi lc-. now * 7
All 14u bicycles riow # :-4
All 335 ,imi 31" f> < j 1< nnw 337 V
All 325 bicycle* now 32'».
Ex-erx- bb-ycle with '"aster-brake,
mud guard*, and xvith the w.-'l
known Haverford KUar.uiti > f«.r '>ne
year.
Easy term* If de-ired
Haverford Cycle Cos.
249 Wood ward-ave.
(II 4IIKXX OIHMIKTI Ml IKS,
SEE
Dieplo & Rf-o.”
for a good paying business
Open Hunuav from In t«« * p tn
s;n FREE PRESS HLDG MMN ' H
RICH TALCK. MINE
Improved, ft miles from r.i-ir id. 7.
mile* from boat W • nut 7 11 M. "r
Robert Elliott, 210 Dover Court-rd.,
Toronto.
8J1.1.1 4Rl>** 4MI Pool..
BILLI 4rl Ta
bles with th<-only genuine Mor irch
cushions, to xv and reniodded at
moderate prices and 'n«y t.-rms,
niao stoudlc* -ml repulrlmt llrnnv
xx lok - Balk e-Pol lend.-r Cos. of Michi
gan. 100 Randolph-st.
DFTI :< ' r II l-7«l.
Ci'iM PETF. NT. trustworthy operative*,
day or tileiit 11 <* 1 >wvei Secret
Service llure-iu. No 60J. Rrcltrneyer
bldg C’ndlllac 131 Night* and
Sundays, phone West 2574
1.0 414 oa p t:nso x %i. ; iimphhti .
MONEY LOANED nt lowest rates on
diamonds, watchee, mink and seal
Van Baalen'.s Loan Office
ESTABLISHED 78C- '*.4r> 2«>9»
17ft ,'hel by - at.. r« ar of Hotel Cadillac
LOST 4\D I’OI X 11.
LOST—Thursday afternoon, pi nrl
brooch, on Fourteenth car, corner
State anil Woodyvard Oxxnet, 717
Fourteenth-avc
I.OST—A jieatl |dn Reward, phone
llernlock 215i'>
TO I.oA \.
rnNSI Liberal
amounts. J F. Weber. Ifil Oral ltd
POt 1.1 111 4XI) P3CT srot K
DAY OLD UHIX
All hreeds. perfect health and condi
tion, enn be ship’ ed saf' ly any
where. Edward* Kir I Store, 1-9
Mlehlgan-ave , Detroit
PBRftflft 41. h.
NOTICE If atiy poor girl la in ti
Me needing advice, frien<lshlp or
help, write or call on SI.VKKTNRY
MAROxRKT DI'FFY, 99.1-I’ort st
west. Salvation Army.
LADIES’ HATS r'Mocked Hemps and
Tanamas our specialty. The Exclu
sive Hat Frame Shop ftl Hr tint.
•TOR 4i;F..
STORAGE furniture, nearly new. I'nr
galn price Sumner On , Ml- h Ar 4th.
44 ANTED—WIM 1.1.1. X Allot s.
OLD feather beds wanted Jewel Mat
tress Do . 339 Michigan. Cadillac #93.
When you answer :beie advertise
ments please mention the Times.
OSGAR ANI) ADOLPH AT THEIR GAY PRANKS.
- ' ■■■■•' - - / ✓ors ue* I /'^chTs».wj kc / ivhy con ~ :
I*olt 4 41.E—IIKMIIKM P. PROPERTY FOR a 41.K—ltl7llllFN(’K •UlOl'l liTY
DILLON-ANDERSON CO.
REAL ESTATE
T ITT? HAVE WHAT YOU WANT
W I Zj CAN SELL WHAT YOU HAVE
SUITE 1117 FORD BUILDING CADILLAC 1030
FOR 9 4 1.1-7—VAC ANT LOTS. FOIt SALE—VACANT I.OTS.
Lots at Bargain Prices
In CAMPBELL & HARDING’S
ST. CLAIR PARK
SUBDIVISION
ADJOINING GRAYHAVEN
Opposite the Continental Motor Cos., and near the Beautiful
Lake St. Clair
S2O Down $5 per Month
Present prices cannot prevail and we have a limited
number of lots. Make an early selection and profit thereby.
Office will be open Sundays to show lots
Take Jefferson Limits or Grosse Pointe Car
Telephone Hickory 51
I lIR *4I.I7—MIWCBIXASBOI *•
DIN I N'fi •K<>< iVI chairs and table New
Horn* sewing machine. ht«ix-*-*. ,
chertp. <’;»dtllae .77-13. 41« St. Aubin |
TV I‘EW RITE Its. All new 350; rebuilt
315 up. Rent $1 mo. up
Agents I'omn#. weighs ft
■kJftlTsS. jh* < >pen Hat eve. till *
WKfwVa Detroit Type. Cos . l Kn
U I«-rr nr Wood. Main 4H>-
MN- MINES I .El-PRICK. 07ft Wll
ll.iins-nve . Is Invited to attend the
nr -heum theater «s a g'test of the
I'.-trilt Time.* Saturday ex-enlng
Two tickets are welting at this of
- •- for her
SAILBOAT for sale, 22-ft sloop rig.
reasonable cheap for cash, llem
lo.-k 22ft9-W.
SODA KOI’NT A IN, bllli >rd and poo!
table* new and second-hand Geo.
Marsh Do , 9 Farrner-s* E Z term*
11’E EXCHANGE vnur old furniture
for new or give you cash. Main
2'ifH. Iftl Michlgan-ava
XTt*|t 44.37 4\D t 4RT44iF..
ACME Storage, -r.-tmm th xx-arehouse.
Storage, moving. M 899 tl Gilman.
CENTRAL STORAGE GO. moving,
packing II: eproof. rate* right Mo
tor vans for suburban moving
I hon •• (la dll lae ft 9
HOKHL P.ROS. Storage Eart.ge nnd
I' n klntr office ift2 Alfred Ridge
821 Waverly-ave.
PARTY MOVING to Galifornlft can
rent part of i ar. Gentral Storage
Go . Gadillao 69.
44 4 \TF.D—MONEY.
|*. Mini FIRST MORTGAGE, on «a acres
near Royal 4»ak, worth 315. had
Partnership In subdivision If de
sired Box B No. 3d
T 4» RENT—FI.4TX.
FI \T ’ rooms atid bath, cornpl"felv
furnl- hed xvith Janitor service Wal
nut M 2
MRS J M R* )RB. 121 Englewood
nx-e„ la InX'ited to attend the Or
phetim theater Saturday evening ns
a guest of the Detroit Time* Two
ticket* are xxaittng at this office for
her.
TO RI;-.T—HOI «4F.g.
Hannan Rental Aprencv
A free list of houses and flats Gall
In t erson at the oldest nnd largest
rtai estate exchange in Michigan.
1 MORAW BLDG
A MODERN s.room house, open flre
piace. in living room, rent $75 n
"’<>nth including parage 2*>B 17ast
Hrand-blvd. East 4ft4.
MBS ZIEU 741 Moldrum la lnvi#*d
to attend the orpheum thcatet Sat
urday evening ns a guest of the
D< froit Times. Two tl< ket» are
lx ItlQg a I Ibis offlci sot ; ■
T 4» RENT—RAOMI,
A LARGE LIVING ROOM, piano, bed.
room and bath fo r two young men,
strictly modern. Grand 4742-R
HR AIN ARTY, fiS Large, airy room:
modern conveniences. Grand 14ftl-J.
HOTEL FRANKLIN
Gor T.arned and Bates—only n Mock
from Woodward nnd Jefferson ax-es
l-7xtra fine, steam-heated room* at
special Summer Rate* s<h . 7’> $1
$1 sft per day: $5 to $7 per week
ROOMS Furniture for rooms com
plete $1 xv«rk Sumner. Mich A 4th.
When you answer tr.esr advertise
ments plea.su mention tiie Times.
DETROIT TIMES
MONEY SAVING
HINTS FOR YOU
nnuili \M» POOMI
BOAUI* anil ronrnu for one nr two;
-ant locality , modern conv-nt
* I' l -♦»•» <,‘i'tmiwnw« alth. Grand
SMI.
TO HUM—III I*l. %i EB,
Fourteenth-ave.. Near McGraw
Only one of these large now store*
lift. Splendid location for any
kind of bimlncsH. Apply 111 Union
Truat hldgr
ORATIOT-AVI';, niIINT.P, CRANE—
New Moi e md flat above, choice
location Reasonable rent. 411
Union Trust R!n»r.
l-o iu:vr—l'iimii.
PIANOS Beal makoi greatest #.»•
sortment; year's r< nt allowed on
lull l iiase. GRINNKLR HIIOS, 240
V
roil v u i.—i in ms.
We Must Sell
This Ideal 136-nore farm, lo ated out
Graml Rlv.-r-ave 20 mill * from
city, in desirable location, has large
modern barns fullv equipped. good
l> room house, other outbuilding*,
nil i*alr;>d and In first-class condi
tion. Farm Is well tiled, has run
ning stream, day loam soil all un
der cultivation. If you Intend to
I'm n firm i It wll |
you to look Into this; It will cost
you nothing and ma,\ nv nn a gro:it
deal to you Remember. It must
he sold and we are offering It at *23
per acre under valve I’Vhe lll.aao
with i’ll ■>v terms . , j)| take s ore
city pr "p/rt\ Tr« • b v IVI Ison &
Cos., t'adillnc lillo Chamber of
Commerce bldg
) 5 ACRES, near Gratiot, about IS
miles from < itv hall good house
and barn, *:\Brt'A: will take small
house In Iletrolt
80 acres, near 1V« «t Branch, small
house, only will t ike vacant
or cottage in Petr lit
6 > acres, near Algonac. with stm k
and tools, will take cottage in I'e
trolt.
8o a< r<’s near Ypsllanll, fair build
ings take small hotts* or 2-flat In
1 >et roll
120 acres, near Willis, good build
ings and fences, want rjty prop
erty.
KING OX HER. ESTATE CO
tor. Whitney Rid- Main .1171.
80 ACRES, $800; 10 acre*,
SIOO. $25.00 clown and $lO
mo. on 40 acres. M. 0524.
C. s. BEADLE
sou tm:—\ m nn v
STOT' ROOK: And then write a let
ter and get fai ls about Stevenson's
Grand River sbdlvls! m, R mile
from cits limits. Rots from Ah to
47> f t et I’rP i « range from $ A 7.7 to
li'.nn including all tmpr ovenn e'
If you are Interested In a honn -te
or an investment write box It. No
2 °
See Ward’s Subdivision
Put Grand River nve all lots .‘0 ft .
at $250. floo, «|',o with sewer
age and eernent sidewalks Tele
phone for llterafut' or appidntmeiit
for auto to see the property.
THOS. W. WARD
37 nuhl Block Main
M S M Will. 117 Harper is ln\ ited t„
attend the t'rpb> urn tb- it-: Satur
day evening as a gu -t of the P- -
trolt Times Two tbk.ts nr-- uait
it
roil 8 4l.K —Ml>llll M | - I’itOl'Klt I 4.
7> - ROOM OOTTAOI
Just the thing for netvl)-w--Is
I?.Aon, s3fiA down. S7O month c"n'|
Friday or Saturday John II Hub
bard. 12lo> Kirby eaat Ri lge 7-12
DISCUSSES
HANDLING
OF TRAFFIC
“Safety First” Commit
tee Holds Important
Meeting Here
WILL WORK OUT
UNIFORM CODE
Gillespie Plans To Open
Information
Bureaus
“Safety first" traffic regulations
were discussed. Friday morning, in
the office of Police Commissioner (in
i' .side, by police and traffic men from
several cities, members of the street
I traffic committee of the Safety First
1 Federation of America,
j It was decided to collect informa
| tion from all parts of the United
j States on the education of traffic pa
jtroimen, the proper clothing for
! them, the use of signals, the institu
tion of zones, and many other mat
ters pertaining to traffic. This in
formation will l>e digested by the
committee, and an attempt will be
made lo formulate a code, to be sub
mitted to the October convention of
the federation and recommended for
adoption throughout the country.
The meeting was attended by Com
missioner Gillespie, chairman of the
committee; Secretary G. A. Wal-
ron B.4i.t;—iikmi)i:\( i: I’ltoi’fcarrr.
B Fnga’low" ba rTTaTn" -
843 BENITEAU BLVD.
HALF BLOCK FROM M \CK CAR.
A fine 1 "tory bungalow on large
lot. 45x135, I’s-story and large
hark yard; street Is 100 feet wide,
and paved; close to car can he
ha-1 at reasonable price. See It to
day.
HANNAN
1 Mi'ORA W BLDG.
700 CASS AYE
9-room house, finished in quartered
nnk all modern Improvements; big
yard: everything in A l condition.
Phone Grand 1553. between 8 a m.
and 5 p. m. See house by appoint
ment.
Open Sat. and Sun. 2 to 4
233 Stanford, near Grand River and
Boulevard, s3,2ntl; 7-room house,
bath, g.i", I'lectrlc lights, cellar and
barn F. '/. terms.
KIVGi.X REAL ESTATE CO.
' 4 >f. Whitney Bldg Main 3173.
si. QUICK SALE
Manlstlque, first block, s-room frame,
steam heat, lot 30x110. Term*. Spe
cial bargain.
1 NR GRAM* BRPG.
HANNAN
~~S( 7 h7iOLORA FT
If you own your own lots we will
build you a home. Building several
there now. Address box B. No. 23.
53~KRUt>F1S~T\
5-rooni (otlnge. near Govln-st.. for
$1,400; rasv terms. TIB »MAS W.
Warp. 37 Buhl block.
l'R KIBB 72Chene-*t., is Invited to
attend the Orpheutn theater Satur
da> evening as a guest of the Do
trolt Times. Two tickets are wait
ing at this office for him.
FOREST, Near Woodward
Foil : brick, slate ruof, 9 rooms. Wal
nut 3765
*1 M Ml-M* lIIXiIITV
Seventy-Five Cents
Down
The fool thinks a thing worth
less or It wouldn’t be offered him.
Telephone girls, office girls and
others Investigate this: A fine
30-foot lot in the North Wood
ward highest i 1 is.s residential
section for 77.' down and 73c
'weekly. Shade trees and side
walks all in Von men or women
who work for moderate wages
hurry up and call .Main 12*57. This
; bettei i- in saving* account.
E. W. VAS VARY
420 Free Press Bldg’.
SUMMER RESORT
Nice five room cottage In the Manic
Reaf sub, liar-on * Island, adjoin
ing Ti'hmnn Bark, can be bought
for s’s3o. with a payment down.
Also a number of lots that we will
build Summer Cottages on to suit
Pi<> buyer, with a payment down.
This Is n great chance to get a
Summer Home. The nicest spot on
the lake*.
STANDFIELD
803 Hodges Bldg I 'her r) 143
T* * RENT - Furnished summer cot
tage, Canadian side Rake St Clair,
St. Clair Whore*. Phone Cadilla
2018. W.
w wn-.ii ro »n v.
CASH! CASH! We buy old
to. tb. old gold watches, diamonds.
Jewelry, etc.. In any condition.
Liberty Refining Cos., I>7 Woodwnrd
ftve.. fourth floor.
tor*, of the Detroit police depart
ment; Frederick H. Klllott, execu
tive secretary of the federation. New
York; C. M. Talbert, head of the Bt.
Ixiula department of street*; ||. k.
iAfikhart, police captain. Dayton; W.
K. Conu, of the D. U. K.; Alonzo P.
Ewing and William G. Hryanß of De
troit; E. I*. Goodrich, consulting en
gineer of the borough of Manhattan,
New York; H. P. James, head of the
department of street*, Dayton; A.
M. Mandel, of the Dayton bureau of
municipal reacurfh; J. J.
of the vehicle Hlgnal department,
Buffalo; W. P. Hitchcock, commls
sioner of public safety, Syracuse;
Park Commissioner Dust and Police
Supt. Downey.
I). P. Kingsley, of New York, pres
ident of the federation, sent his re
grets by telegraph.
"It seems to me that your com
mittee has to deal with that part of
safety first work which is nearest
the heart of the public, and, there
fore, likely instantly to be under
stood," he wired. "A recent visit to
Detroit shows me that you are al
ready far in advance of New York,
and 1 sincerely hope your committee
may arrive at conclusions which
may inspire the men In charge of
safety first In this state. The big
problem of the federation in street
traffic is New York city, and If your
committee, learning from the pro
gressive cities of the west, will make
recommendations which can be
adopted by the safety first organiza
tion of New York, you will have ren
dered a real service."
Secretary Klllott offered a compila
tion of statistics from 50 cities, as
follows: Automobile* required t>
stop behind street cars, 30; prohibit
glaring headlights, 23: provide for
licensing of operators. 41; periodical
' animation of cars, 30; street ears,
near side stop, 29; far side stop, 10;
both. 11; safety zones at car stops.
[3O; pedestrians controlled by traffic
officer, 40; safety zones for pedes
trians favored, 43; lights Vequired
on all vehicles. 27; caution signs a?
approaches to public schools, 19;
compelling horse-drawn vehicles to
be equipped with brakes, 37; in fa
vor of a standard code of traffic reg
ulations, 48.
The committee decided to report
favorably on a school for traffic pa
trolmen. On the question of hours,
it will seek more light. There was
a difference of opinion as to whether
a traffic officer should work eight
hours without relief, rs has been
tried In New York, or whether he
should work four hours, then have
a relief of two hours, and then put
in another four hours. Commission
er Gillespie thought that eight hours
of continuous work would wear out
the men.
The committee also divided on the
subject of clothing. Mr. James, or
Dayton, said that he would hate to
see a change from the regulation
blue, and thought that any agitation
for lighter colors came mainly from
women's clubs. Mr. Goodrich, of
New York, favored white garb at
night bo that the traffic officer could
be readily distinguished, and recom
mended that a light be stationed
over the officer.
Commissioner Gillespie led the
way in the discussion of pedestals
to mark safety zones, showing how
they must be made with sloping
bases so that they could not be over
turned by vehicle wheels bearing
|down on their edges, and should be
corrugated, so that horses, stepping
on th( m, could not slip.
Concerning signals, the committee
wanted more light. Commissioner
Gillespie did not believe that a traf
fic officer should make himself into
a human semaphore, standing tor
| eight hours a day with arms out
stretched, but was assured that in
some cities the officers have become
used to it. The committee was tfhan
imous in the opinion that a uni
| tot m code of signals should be work
ed out.
Commissioner Gillespie announced
bis intention of opening information
stations in the heart of the city, a *
I that traffic officers need not be both
! ered by questions.
! "People ask the traffic men all
I sorts of questions,'' he said. "They
i want to know it this hotel or thai
is a good one, and h<Yw much it n»R
»o stop there, and where else they
can get a room, and how far it is to
(No. 742 Garland-ave., and what's the
i best way to get there, and It usually
; takes about five minutes to direct
I such a person. Strangers are chary
{of asking qestlons of anybody but a
| polite officer. Os course, a traffic
I nian can't answer these questions
land keep his eve on traffic at the
■same time. Besides, If I’m a stran
ger, and have 100 questions to ask,
I .vant good answers, not gruff oms.
< I want to know w hat time a train
haves without having to send an
automobile to the station and finding
Out from the staion maser, a* we
usually have to do here. All these
PAGE THIRTEEN
>• tu ns could be answer**
mi in '.urmution bureau. aod
I' c could be trained to apply |HE|
instead of to the man at tM"j^Rf§
No action wua taken on thiPJ^Hj
gestion.
FISKE SAYS M
NAVY IS N0?il
TOO efficiekH
WNAPOI.IS. Md. JuM <—!> ■■
presence of Secretary of the |mH
Daniels and score* of officers of tVH
naval reserve at the Naval sesdsdifl
alumni dinner here last night, fttaH
Admiral Bradley A. Ftsk'3 madp «■
Impressive address, disclosing tfcfl
true relation of the American anifl
to tli© naval forces of possible mM
emies. I
Responding to the toast of * 4 T|h
navy," Admiral Flske sketched !■
defects of the navy In material,
aonnel and organization. He ahoilM|
how the forces now at war In llgi
ropY have surpassed the
States in the development and fMjfß
of the newer Instruments of naVH
warfare, with supeftbr organisation
and adequate personnel. Ha dM
dared that even in gunnery. whldU
has been regarded as the priso foga
ture of the United States navy, tIM
forces in Europe have acbtarOß
feats greater than any even nfw
tempted by the United States
One of the most startling featnrg||
of Admiral Fiske’s speech wan hi*
statement that It was the duty di
naval officers to make layiflen ram
iz■? the facts of the navy aa knows
to those of Its service.
"If wc fear to do this,** he addadjj
“lest we incur displeasure and
our individual careers, we am naM
worthy of the uniform we wear a&H
we fall our country In her hour
iv'cd, Just aa effectually aa if WOf
deserted our flag in war.**
DOG CATCHERS
QU AIL WHEN TOLD:
TO HUNT BADGER
Officers Fred Derskinsky and AS*
bert Auberlln, crew' of the merry!
barque known as the dog wagon, ar«ij|
the h?rocs of many desperate bat*;
tics with dogs and cats, mad andj
otherwise, and once they pursued:
an escaped monkey all through thd
jungles of Detroit’s west side, hot
they quailed perceptibly when given
seine brand new game to hunt, FiV
day.
Calling at headquarters for OP$
ders, they were handed a little alip .
of paper on which was written:
“Badger, under ths house at N©,2
707 McDougall-ave. Dog wagow
call.”
"Er —hum!” said EVsrshinsky, to
one of the clerks. "What is a
badger like?”
“A badger?” repeated Clerk John
O’Keefe. "Why a badger Is a com
bination of skunk, grizzly bear and
wild cat.”
"Does It bits?" asked Dershinsky,
"Bite?” said O’Keefe. “Why n‘
badger. Fred. Just
everything it comes in contact with..
In a fight between a bulldog and a
badger, the two just come together,
and somebody gets a basket and
pick* up the remaining parts of tho
bulldog."
Dershinsky left, with serious
miui.
Bulletins from the front started
to float in an hour later.
On** was from Auberlln. It was
to tlie effect that the badger had
built a tunnel under the house, and
Hint a few minutes previously, tha
badg< r’s fail was seen at the mouth
of the tunnel.
“Wr are entrenched, and I nm go
inir to send Dershinsky In after ths
badger In a moment,” said Auber
lln.
“You are not." said Dershinsky’s
voire, flitting In on the wire. "This
is going to be a siege.”
For two hours, reports came occa
sionally. It was a siege.
"All qui< t on the eastern front,"
■ ’s Clerk O’Keefe’s report, early
Friday uft?rnoon.
Factory Inspector Gets Warrant.
Deputy State Factory Inspector
Marv Girardin swore out a warrant,
Friday, charging William J. Hart
wig. electrical supply dealer at No.
20-1 Jefferson-avc., with refusing to
furnish Information required by s
factory inspector in the course of
duty. Miss Girardin ulleges that
she called on llartwig three times
In the effort to obtain the Informa
tion that she required, and that he
flatly refused to answer her ques
tions.
PrlnMncr. thr plain nrat ktn4—tfelt
la right—Time* Jah Oryl.—Wain 45*0.
—By Condo.

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