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FRIDAY, APRIL 28. 191*.
j; Produce |
i;v, • vi<ni us.—l*r«uy much
i v«*c > I'»imi ,m ihc wity I'ntm pro
illl i’ i- 111 ti Mini (mmli luii »l piiifnl.
lt« i H ’.the price cluing** iin-' lew and
«'f iiu V' vu*. lm|Mirinnr«, iliev are gru
«»• mi H»«* upward ilimctlun. The
lullH|»li uivjb mid tiiiuni the only ex
i« l»:i«»i» is iho butter deal. Produc
tion I* on the increase, nnil with th«
Morni'i HOitKon til'd ahead. <t certain
u mount if weakness is caaily »«•
i i.*»:*«! liri'KMil nilves and po
tatoes uvo Doth * little higher and
tKtuilrv rc'i'ipit nrc not tqtml lo the
demand. Strawberries arc coming
irom f-ouislttivi and Alabama now. ul.
though >h« Florida Mhlpnients are
•till struggling along and the market
la working lower.
Apples—npin. 13*0 04; Baldwin*.
93.260 3.50; Steel* Red, 94 06 bbl..
(rrt-nmi>. S.lfvlAO bbl.; western box
apple*, 91.7t03.38 box.
■anaana— Good shipping atock.
91 J|.' oper bunch
Ben**—Drtsd Lima*. 6HO7e lb.
. 4:ea«berr»e*~9J.2s 93.50 per bu.;
92.75 per box.
CaMllgewer- *2 0 2 36 per crate.
Cabbaf* }i 76 0 2 per bbL; new
cabbage 93?5 0115 per crate.
Cheese—Michigan flat*. 17He; New
York, lie: Rwiss. 32027 c: Imported
Awle*. 3C040v. llmhurger. *-lb.. lie;
I -lb.. tsV*; brick cream PHc: long
orna. llHc; daisies. 17 (s®ljfc lb.
Uresssd falree —Fancy. 110134 c;
fjmmon. 11,0 I2c lb.
Fre-k Year taldea -Green peppers.
99.4d0*J9 . rntc; 80c banket- redlsli
to. •.s*-7'Xc itox lettuce. 12ft 13c lb.;
p.i .'«t 2'>«>7 * do/, uucnmber*. hot
ho-:*.-. |t. S i<i ; t ,|c per doa.; hothouee
too.ato*'*., lb.: enrrota, 70#75c
by ; ho*»! .U"o#. 84.7305 hamtier;
wax b.unn. green beano,
M.II *?J ’it I''*., r ballots, 400 50c do*.;
Florida tomatoes. 12.3392.50 case;
rio f'tent 3'itttOc dot.; green onion*.
OIJ*. 2c *>vr do*.; asparagus. sec
t'Ci. • 734: M? per liox; California 34
01 25 per cudc; green pea*. 92 02 25
per hamper
••rape Frail—93o3 *0 per crata.
Ileaey--Fancy white, new. 13017 c;
ambor. 10011 c lb.; extracted. 708 c
May—Detroit snipper* are paying
the frllowtog price* for baled nay In
.•AT lot a f o. h.. Detroit: No. 1
tfnotVi/. 320 50031: »tand»rd tim
othy. <19.600 20; light mixed. 315 90
92* *9; No 2 timothy, 317019; No. 1
ntlteJL 916C0016.60: No. 2 mixed, til
• 1 1" No. 1 clover, ll?4rts; rye straw.
r i< #•: wheat and oat straw, |9.90
#7 per ton.
I.emsas -fs 7(10 4 *5 per box.
Man --Si.IOOI.IS per 100.
Jluahraams—4o 0 4ftc lb.
Orancee- Navel*. 93 03 5* per boi;
Florida* $3.3-*. 03 60 box.
OmUmm— 82.2503 50 per 100-lb. each;
Texas Bermudas, yellow. 91 7309;
while 1202 23 per crata
beta—-Yellow, $3 03 25; white,
91 >■»o 4 per bu.
Ciseepple*--86 05 80 per erste.
Fata loan Russet*. *1.060 1.10;
eti’.t. s; 0: or. reds. 95c091: new
B»-.nuda» B!' , U9 50 bbl., 33 bu.; new
Florldaa 9103.30 bbl «
Fnwltry—Springs. 20021 c; heavy
hena 19031 c: medium hen*. 19020 c:
Mag a 14016 c: rocaters. lift 21c;
geese I?Ol5o: ducks, 30 0 31c lb.
Sweet PslstuM —Jerseys. 11.1091.29
per hamper ti 3001.31 per crata.
>t«owrher>le»- 24-plnt cases. 13.609
• TI. 34-qt. cases. 15 309 3.76.
JOBBING PRICKS.
Craaed OaeOa -Appiet. 93.6093.90
baked beano. 1 -lb. 600 90c;
Ms beano, |IOI 33. Corn: Fancy
Ma o a 91.1 k: standard. 11. Table
b».-. It 3501.40 Peso: Fancy early
iin. 33.99. stands i da, 91. salmon,
talV #-*.9 r ; Sat, pines. 90c Tomatoes.
91 :9 Marrowfat peas. 9>: early
Ju«4x Ik SO. sifted early June. 91 40
per d»a.
Feed Jobbing prices In U-bbl.
aoex. Bran, 324. standard middlings.
91% •no middlings, |3O; cracked
corn 133 co-n and oat chop. 933 ton.
Fleet— Jobbing prices. Beat Mlchl
far. patent. 8® 60, second potent.
>1 lo straight. 15 90; pure rye. 99;
I Security end Sendee
The Peoples State Bank
j Cop. Fort and Shelby Streets
Offers Its patrons the facilities of its
commodious Banking Office and the
benefit of its 46 years of Banking ex
perience.
Interest Paid on Savings Deposits
Commerdal Accounts Received.
BRANCHES:
Cor. Baker and Twairty-thlrd. Cor. Jefferson and Benlteau.
Cor. Canton and Oratlot 2200 Jaffaroon Wait
Oar. Chene and Mllwnuked. Cor. Mack and Baldwin.
Cor. Oerfletd and Russell. Car. Mtohlgan and Junction.
Cor. Grand River and Brooklyn. Cor. Rueaell and Lyman.
Cor. Oratlot and Rlopelle. 102 Washington Ave.
Oar. Woodward and Flquotto.
Resources Over Sixty Million Dollars
mm II
I— yyx . 'ii*,
Is# ■'iiiSH
fp
nL. -J
Li
WiiteS 1 jjggfflgg
ept-ing patent. |4l* per bbl. In paper
"*l»eir«l4 Oil—Raw linseed nil lie;
boll-.I mu I. tic gal In barrel lota.
Kerosene In Iroa barrels: Diamond
headlight. S.fn; perfection. *&_•; pal
aclnt. 10.9 c; red crown gasoline, 2Wc
**H*rdwaee-~N*IJs, 9173 keg cose;
annealed wire. 92 70 P«r bundle; gal
vanised barbed wire, •-point, 9S-19
per epool; galvanised sheets. 34-
gauge, 51.05: 3*i-gauge, 9135; 34-
gauge. 05; 37-gauge i3 35; 39-
gauge. 95.(0; 30-gauge. 95.90 per cwt;
Buhl bronsed axes, single handled.
93; double, 913 per do*.; black sheet
metal. 33 and 34-gauge. |3 10; 16-
gauge. 93.13; 37-gauge «l.|0; 19-
gauge. 9l l» P«r cwt. Can lag# bolts,
small. 30c and 10 off; large, 50c and 6
off; machine bolts small, 90c. 10 and I
off: large. 50c and 10 off Hot.
Hides -No. 1 cured hlaea, 17c; No. 1
green hides, lie; No. 1 cured bulla,
Tic; No. 1 green bulls, 10c; No. 1
cured veal Rip, lOo; No. 1 green veal
kf|>. 7 9c: No. 1 cured murrain. 17o:
No. 1 green murrain. 15c; No. I cured
falf. 25c; No. 1 green calf, 34c: No.
horse hides. 94.50; No. 3 horse
hides. 93 60: Nc. 1 tallow, Ic; No. f
tallow. *r: No. 3 hides, lc off; No. 3
kip and calf. 1 Uc; sheepskin (at to
amount wool), SOco|t.
Rngnr— Corrected dally by W. H.
Kdgar 9 Mon.: Crystal dominoes, 2-
)h., 9U.30; Do. 6-lh.. 111.30; Ragle
tablets. 910; cut loaf, $9.15: cubes,
98.40; XXXX powdered 98.25; stan
dard powdered. 93 20; granulated, ex
tra coarse. 97.95, gran«tlated tine. In
bulk. 97.80, granulated, 26-lb. cot
tons. 9< 90: crystal domino gran., 2-
Ib. and l-lh cartons. In cases, 98.10;
crystal domino, gran., IIF cases,
•8.20; diamond A. $7 90; confection
ers' A. 97.75; No 4. 97.80; No. 5. 17.73;
No. I. 37.70; No. 7. 97 (5; No I. 97.90;
No. 9. 9756; No 10. 97.50; No 11. 97.45;
No. 12. 97.40. No 13. 97.35; No 14,
97 36; No. 15, 97.35; non-caking mix
ture, 58.76; beet granulated. |7.70
per 100 lha.; household powd.. Is,
24 to case. 92.30; Do, 48 to case. 94.59
per caae.
TENNESSEE’S
, PROFITS GAIN
The Tennessee Copper Cos. reports
net profits for the year ended De
cember 31, 1915, of $1,058,031, an in*
erase of 9407.391 over 1914. Earn
ings were equal to $5.29 a share,
compared with 93.25 the preceding
year.
The average selling price of the
company’s copper last year was
10 1-2 cents s pound. The produc
tlon was 12,750.418 pounds, a trifle
less than the 1914 output. The an
nual report gives few details abou’.
the sulphuric-arid department, and
it appears that this end of the busi
ness will run into this year before
the maximum of profits are reached.
Production of the acid last year w’as
210.(66 tons, only a slight Increase
over the previous year. The com
pany is building anew acid plant
and Is also making extensive repairs
tc. the present plant. Tennessee
Copper is a large producer of both
copper and sulphuric acid and
should work out large profits this
year If the proper facilities for pro
ducing, storing and marketing are
brought out by the management.
Frlntlnw—'th* gists neat ktag—that
la right-—Times Jtb D*ft—Mats 4IM.
Save But One Dollar
Each Week
r>U can walk far if you
strike An easy, steady gait
and stick to it
You can save a lot of money
on the same plan by depositing
a small but Axed amount each
pay day.
It’s saving regularly that
builds up the bank account.
Start Now
Safety DwmN min 04 per ■■mum.
BRANCH OFPICIB:
itoi wmlwmi Avo. taoo oread nw« a»*.
1174 IffftriM An. TOO Weedward An.
407 Cleettnt Ave. 410 Mkblgia An
DIME
SAVINGS BANK
Fort fnd Oritwold Slr,*t.
IHHKN am ttM $27,000,404
Sugar Market
PEOPLE?
r pages
ONE CENT A WORD
Coah with ufdtr; U cbargtd. It a
lint.
No trantfent advertising Inserted
sot Ist* than 160 With cash; lit u
charged, per Insertion.
Tbt above ratee apply to all ethsM
flcatlona except Births. Cards ol
Thanks. Obituaries, Meeting Notice*,
etc.
Births, Death*. Cards of Tranks
ad Meeting Notices —■ Minimum
»rge. 15c for 95 words or less. Ifioeh
additional word, 11-f»
Births
BOYft
lint Micetech. 811 Franklin; Henry
K. itiijicrs, 73 llonier; Louis Minion,
23 Minkin*; George Monkaba, 905
Chestnut; Flunk W Loulsignau. 105
Huxel; Joseph H.ihu, 230 Carbon; Rd
wnrd F. Hurluge, 14**w MVsl Grand
blvd.; James W. Grant. HSO Helen;
Arthur Du Kaur, 649 Toledo; Harry
L. Greer, 440 Grand Hlver; Russell
ICllawortr, 22 Jefferson-ct.: George
Myers. Marr hospital; Hay F. Flocg,
361 Anttetam; Edward Reisen. 175
Frederick. Pete Cornell*, 203 Fort;
Pomentc Abate, 619 Fort; Bruno C.
Schmuck. 806 Concord; Roeco Fiam
pino, 182 Hale: Nathan Schwarts. 150
Delinar; ian Denis. 202 Thirty-third;
Frank Wltek. 63 White; -Henry A.
Haeske, 84-2 Dickerson: William A.
Drawn, 786 canton: James R, An
derson. 612 H Mack; Thomaa O. Mac
kin, 398 w. Alexandrine; Walter
Thlry. 846 Canfield K . Joseph Les
nau. 1036 Hancock; Kanty Polocsek.
313 Flumer; Domenico Ferrande, 174
Sherman. Salvatore (iusinano. 636
Congress *4 William P. Hayes. 921
West Grand blvd.; Waiter L. Mutera
paugh 186 tlurston. Alfred Edwards,
1650 Jefferson W.; Alexander Lowrle,
189 Smith; Ignatius Zakrsewakl. 738
Ferry; John G. Schult*. 609 Mack: Ml.
rhael Curtis. 32 Hale; Joseph San
tlllt, 695 Ktopclle.
(11 RUB
Tlllie J. Brgtton. 46 Burnett; John
Verea. sf( Waaalty Leaka
vlch. 72 Delmar; Edward It Baum
xsrth, 857 Mttperior; Ernest H. Banon.
31 Hyde: Frank K. Carpenter, Har
per hospital; John C Price. 230 See
tialdi: John W. Schafer. 2235 Gratiot;
Roinun Swantek. 1093 Duboi*: Eu
gene Hca*ewakl. 50 Kanter: Antony
Hxnwrknwxkl. 245 Crandy: Harry t-o
--hep. 143 E. High: Andrew Baird. 376
Taylor. lw*wrence Nowak. 94 Roby
pl.; William Greenstetn 36 Delmar;
Joseph Durecka 1227 Twenty-fifth;
laidor Barr Is. 702 Sixth: John Alongi.
329 Fort: Sum Gaits. 181 Fort: Bruno
c Schmuck. 896 Concord; Carl Dlegel,
872 Concord; Peter Chernowskv.
2190 U Russell; Joseph H. Baker, 282
sixth; Harvey A. Power# 324 Calu
met; Wawsrenlec Clestelski. 2<*o
Thirty-fifth; Samuel Danowskt, 3«r
Tillman; Sam Levitan. Harper hoa
pltsl; Joseph Kemps, 2(52 Jefferson
W.; Paul N. Lent*. 611 Common
wealth; Joe Floras. 86 Twenty
eighth. Robert Smith. 301 Stanley.
John Kabsta. 1188 Military: John
Vettmar. 164 Maple Klemenj Bosyk.
36 Greuael; Waclaw Marnlga. 11 War
ren-ct.; Wasyl Lucka. 122 Dublin;
George B. Cole. 1 447 Fischer; Rich
ard J. Kelly. 598 Baker; Edward B
H.-tnvbaw. 800 Superior; Carl Poehl
man. 1715 Vlnewood; Edward Rleden,
8!»3 Green. John Nnwrot. 115 Lock
wood; Joe Skodlarek, 37 Goblner.
Deaths
Martha Whitney. Harper hospital,
29 years, sarcoma; Edward \' atter.
198 Twelfth. 47 years, lobar pneu
monia; Morrla Kopelmann. 2* Wil
kin*. 13 days, impetigo contagiosa
neonatorum; Donald O. t’allahan. De
troit Tuberculosis hospital, 33 yeara.
pulmonary tuherculosla; Raymond
S. hnelder. 27 Weyher. one year, tu
bercular meningitis; Joe Momolevkl.
Receiving hospital, about 77 years
cardiac decompensation; Frederick
Gets 378 Macomb. 6* years, mitral
Insufficiency; John Mills, Grace hos
oital. 43 years. Inquest pending.
William H Stiles. Gratiot and Cadil
lac 67 years, myocarditis: Wllle
Wilson. 214 K Adams. 59 years, car
diac paralysis; Albert Topel. 243 Wil
liams. 82 vears senility; Theresa De
Padre, l ord hospital. 41 years, myo
cardial insufficiency; Maria Callahan
Porter. <l2 Commonwealth, l»5 year*
h< »rt failure; I'has. Panton. Receiv
ing hospital. 25 years, rerenral ab
s- i.-is; Norwh McCarthy, 404 Congress
F. ji'iout 66 years, dllltatlon of heart;
Cheslawa Karpinska. 852 Wesson. 17
vonri bropcho pneumonia. William
Haggerty. 181 Third, two months,
malnutrition. Fiank Reinhardt. 524
Illinois. about 62 years. chronic
nephritis; Everett L Kirby, tlra<e
hospital annex, 56 years, typhoid
fevet Cyril Wilfred Parker. 319
iatrehmont. II months, pertuais; Ba
tiv Champine. 71* laike View. f«iu/
days, infantile convulsions; Rdwoeo
Koch. Providence hospital. 32 years,
appendicitis; Mary Reardon. Harper
hospital. W branch, about 22 years,
septic Infection- Felice Vrtralno, 82
St Joseph, one month, marasmus;
Kvnna Rosas < 469 Belvldere. one
year. 'ol>«r anvumonis; Blanche fltan
abach Hwrpbr hospital. 37 yeara. In
testinal tivhercnlnsl*. Emm* SheleT
De Forest. 333 Owens, 72 years, car
cinoma of spleen: Bert White. Her
man Kiefer hospital, 37 years, pul
monary tuberculosis .
Mortuary ~
DlNN—April 77. at her residence. 42$
Bakor-Ht . MY* M. A. Dunn. widow
of t ln* lat. Joseph Dunn and moth
er of Mra. H. C. Allen, I>r. A. P.
Dunn a nil Dr. H. Dtinn, of Olrnn*
Falla. N T Funeral from residence
SiF-rdav at 1:10 n. m.
Dt HAY—-April 26, at Ms homo. 11l
Lafayerttr-hlvd . Joseph, beloved
husband of Josephine Diimay. Fu
neral Saturday. 1:10 s m., froic
residence and 9 o'clock at St.
Anne’s church.
■NOLAND—ApriI 27. 111$. Mary El
linor, widow of John J. L. England,
beloved mother of Richard W. Eng.
land. Cleveland; Mra. H. J. V#l
Vlcek. Detroit, and J. F. England.
Freano. Cal Funeral sarvlcea from
residence. 24 3 Blalne-av#., Saturday
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
rf.ANAriAN—Thomas. Anrtl 24. be
loved husband of th* late Kather
ine Flanagan, father of John, An
na and Elisabeth Flanagan and
Mrs. Clara Hawkins. Funeral from
residence, 30$ Junction. Saturday
st l:tfl a. m. and Holy Redeemer
church at $ o'clock.
TIMBERS—Mrs. Isabela, Anrtl 2s.
lllsT at her residence, 1177 Hud
son-ave.; she leaves to mourn her
death her beloved huaband, on#
daughter, four sons, three grand*
daughters, ons grandson and one
brother, John T. Harris, Jr. Fa
neral services Saturday. April It,
from Beths! ohuroh
Try Bantu ftotll nervics,'
“Flower* for Everybody*
Tbs X* Be mb Floral Company.
Albert Pocbeloa.
Main toft. lsl Bates-el
MRLF WAWTRte—MAI.M.
BAKERS for bench work at
oven. Good chance for ad
vancement. CABLE DRAPER
BAKING CO., Vermont and
Marquette.
CANVASSERS of neat appearance
ran make from $4 to $lO dally. In
troducing nur new $lO Free Talk
ing Machine offer. Entirely new In
Detroit. Apply A. L. Teagardener,
Rex Talking Machine Cos., 101 Oris
wold-st.
ERRAND BOY WANTED
Apply Detroit Times Job Print
ing Department
’to'ftT THE EMPLOYER
with employes whom we thing wW
satisfy him Is oMT aim.
STAR EMPLOYMENT
T West Moßlmlin.
lIMLT W A3TKD--lIAI.I’-
TAILOR wanted on men’s
clothes. One who understands
busheling. The Uai-vard Cos.,
62 Gratiot
WANTED —Esperienced district agent
Apply Circulation Department The
Detroit Time a.
WANTED Esperienced house-to
house csnvaeeer. Good salary for
reliable end energetic man. Apply
Circulation Department. Th# De
tro't Time*
WANTED Wagon washers.
Steady work. Cable Draper,
Vermont-ave. & Marquette.
WANTED—Bright, ambitious
boy. Apply Mail Room, De
troit Times.
HELP WANTED—FH36ALO.
AN A1 experienced woman to work
on aalary. Must have had experi
ence as solicitor. 810 x week to
atart. Great chance for r'ght party.
L. Milner, 403 Free Presa bldg.
COMPETENT MAID for general
housework; no washing; one wno
is willing to assist with care of
child of three; wages 87; refer
ences required. Call Cedar 1446.
DO YOU KNOW
that we can get you Just the situ
ation that you are looking for:
STAR EMPLOYMENT
7 West Montcalnv
EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER —
Good position and good sal* r y to
right party. Apply at la. m. to
Mr. Hammer, Well g Cos.
EXPERIENCED GIRL for general
housework: no washing; wage •«.
reference required. 383 Canton.
EXPERIENCED GIRL for confec
tionery store; references required,
no telephone calls. 358 Clay.
EXPERIENCED OPERATOR on fac
tory skirts- also finishers. Detroit
Skill & Drexs Cos. 61 E. Elisabeth
EXPERIENCED GIRL wanted for
candy and Ice cream parlor. Cen
tral Candy Cos.. 11 Monroe-ave.
OFFICE POSITIONS
We spee'alixe on stenographers and
office help of all kinds.
STAR EMPLOYMENT
7 West Montcalm.
RAGTIME PIANO TAUGHT in *•
Wssons —Latoma bebool of Po|u}*f
Music. M. Fiance* Berry. Cadillac
1911-J l( Broaoway.
TELEPHONE
OPERATORS
WANTED
Owing to the constantly in
creasing number of calls, we
require additional operators.
Pay while learning. Advance
ment rapid. No slack season.
Apply
Michigan State
Telephone Cos.
Cor. John R. and Madison.
SITUATION*- WANTED—MAMC.
EXPERIENCED CHAUFFEUR " de
sires private position. 5 years ex
perience; best of references. Phone
Mahan. Cadillac 4597.
rog SALE— mcaiPICXCH PMOPBHTI
NEW $7,000 HOME
North Woodward section; ready to
occupy. Brick veneer, seven rooms,
steam heat, brick fireplace. Everv
modern convenience; 81.800 cash
will handle; balance same as rent.
Don’t overlook this opportunity.
WALTER S. DARDEN CO.
1130 Dime Bank Bldg. Cad 7622.
H. C. Ephltn.
APARTMENT BLDGS.
For Investor*'we have several good
buys that can he had for a very
small initial payment. Will prove
their value to you. Call us up. » e
will call for you and show you our
WHITEHOUSE REALTY
Cadillac 7267. 33 Dime Bank Bldg.
5-Room House, $298
Complete material w*r building a I
roora cottge |2tl. Sava four prof
its. Call 407 Ford bldg., or pbone
Cadillac 4114. -
ON GLADSTONE
TWO-FAMILY B. V. 4 ROOMS UP
AND DOWN. EXTRA I.VRGh,
•«AT»IHIM)M FINISHKD INWHITE
-ENAMEL. LARGE LIVING ROOM
AND DINING I«M>M LOT 33 Vt
120 WK OFFER RWIS KXCK'P
TIONAL FLAT FOR sS.lioo;- IN
COME $1,200 A YEAR. THERE IS
NO BETTER INVESTMENT.
T. BARGMAN & CO.,
7tV-20 MAJESTIC RLDO. CAP. 7ftos.
DETROIT'S ONLY SPECIALISTS
IN TWO-FAMILY FLATS
DICKINSON’S GUIDE FOR
REAL ESTATE BUYERS
Mm terms, streets and ■am bars
ofTrsrm different properties per
Meath. A telephone ean will put
yen cm eur mailing H»t Cndulae
111, or address Dickinson Reel
■state Exchange, ■$ Campsu Bldg,
Detroit Mick
FINE MODERN 10 room steam-heat
ed home; exceptionally well locat
ed near Hamilton car. convenient
to other car lines. Owner. North
3012-M. Box E. No. IT. Times.
FOR SALE— Three cottages, also »-
room house, modern, convenient,
terms reasonable; buy of owner.
Fhone Walnut S7II-M.
COLORED PEOPLE
New modern. 2-storv house 784 21th
st corner Milford. Inquire of By
ron Henderson. 766. next door.
104 VANCOUVER—Two- sory single:
•4,110.00. Walnut IIOvW.
gTORAOR AWP cAWTAOt
*BBJ»s.anrßLiraaaa
far vans for suburban moving.
Rons Cadillac os.
PARTY MOVINO to California can
• rent cart of car. Central Storage
Og. oadtllac Os.
TO RttTHUIOMI.
HOTFX FRANKLIN
Ooe. Larned end Batss—enly a buwfc
»m Woodward end Jeffereou-avea
aiio-arfasaL"*?*
01.00 per day. I* to ** »*t week
TtTnßNT—wuum.
Hsnnan KentA* Agency
A Wee list of bosses and Rate. Call
In person at the oldest an« largest
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la right—Times M Dept*—Mala 4*K
mutiS
DETROIT TIMES
■•'OR SALK—V tC’AST LOTS.
Grand Special Offer
S4OO 1
North Woodward
Section LOTS
$230
W* are opening our new subdivision
on the trolley, a short ride
from the Ford autoqiabil* factory
In the finest part or rhe North
Woodward section, and we propose
selling the first 300 lots at a small
percentage above cost. Therefore,
until Monday, May 1. we will sell a
number of our S4OO lots for 1230 —
10 per cent down and $6 monthly.
Those who desire beautifully locat.
cd property, In a subdivision right
on the trolley, surrounded by scores
of neautiful homes, should apply to
us without delay. Call any day at
•:4r» a. m., 11:45 a. m., 1:46 p. in. or
1:45 p. m.. Including Sunday, and
we will have you taken out by
trolley or automobile to inspect
this beautiful property where you
can obtain choice S4OO lots con
taining 3,850 equate feet of land,
for only $230. Apply.
L. H. THOMPSON,
Phone Cad. 7361. 410 Free Press Bldg
Vi ACRE, s37ft!
BE A LITTLE FARMER
Only 100 feet off Gratiot-ave. We
have a few of these choice parcels
of fine soil at this very low price.
Price Includes
CEMENT SIDEWALKS
Near school, church and stores:
10% down gives you permit to
build and cultivate. Take any Mt.
Clemens local car leaving Detroit
waiting room every hour and half
hour, and get off at Town Hall-rd.
Representative on property every
day or mail in slip for full par
ticulars.
NAME
ADDRESS
WALTER C. PIPER
100 Holden Bldg. Cad. 456.
S. \\\ cor. Griswold and Gd. River.
East Jefferson
Drexel, first block 11,073
Kvnna-ave., second b10ck.... 775
Newport, first block 1,125
Newport, second block 800
Drake, second block 750
Piper-blvd.. second b10ck.... 300
J. M. MADIGAN
Cadillac 7413. 61$ Free Press Bldg.
NEAR FORD’S HIGHWAY.
ON MICHIGAN- AVK
Frontage SBO a foot. 35-foot lots
first block north of Michigan. $750;
second block. S7OO. High-grade Im.
provement* and restrictions. 2%
discount given when buying five
bits or more. Address boa E. 36-
SSOO FOR $290
By Joining with 60 others in a Co
operative Purchase Club can
procure regular SSO North Wood
ward section lots, subdivision right
on the car line, for S2OO. Easy
monthly payments. Apply Co-Op
erative Lot Purchase Club, suite
No. 1. 484 Ca»s-ave. (near Bngg).
Telephone Cadillac 7368.
FORD HIGHWAY, Oakman's choicest
subdivision of Detroit. For lot
reservation call Rollson, M. 8444.
fylodern Bungalow $595
Complete material for budding five
room modern bungalow $615. Ship
ment same uay order received.
Call 607 Ford Bldg, or phone Cad
illac 4 sl4. >
BLOCK AND A HaLF from Orand
Rivar and car loop; triangle comer
lot, 103 ft. frontage. S2.Ao $1,004
down. Excellent garage sits, wal
nut 3801-W.
MAPLEWOOD NO. 1 SUB.. 40x1 22, Ist
block ofT Michig.in-ave. Only SI,OOO.
Small equity. Box B. No. 75, Times.
ROYAL OAK l/'TS—Have small
equity If taken for cash at ones
Box K. Detroit ‘"'met.
APARTMENT SITE
Tlllman-ave., near Kirby, 90 ft., $56
per foot.
KINGON REAL ESTATE CO.
704 Whitney Bldg. Main 3173.
FOR HALF—BUSIN F.*S PROPFRTf.
153 Ft BUSINESS
FRONTAGE
Corner on Shoemaker. $16.50
. per ft. In city limits. Sew
er, water, gras, pavement on
one side. Best investment in
Detroit.
WALTER S. DARDEN CO.
1120 Dime Bank Bldg.
Cad. 7622
Acronnin* plaiting
Sara A. Smith. 21S Woodvr'd; afro farm.
stitching, huttons covered. Ch'y 391 $
MLHAWPg AMP POOU
BILLIARDS and Pocket Billiard Ta
blti with the only genuine Monarch
cushion*; new and remodeled at
moderate prices and easy terms;
also supplies and repairing. Bruns.
wlok-Bafke-Ccllender Cos., of Michi
gan. 100 Rs"dolp>-st.
MUSICAL,
QUO. H. CARR, of N. T. city, teaching
the art of singing with vibration,
tone color and expression (Faulty
production corrected.) Results guar*
anteed. Exceptionally low terms
that I may get a foothold and prove
my value as a teacher. Voice trial
free and cheerfully given. Btudlo
11, Van Husen bldg.. 10( Broadway.
MONEY TO LOAI.
CONSTRUCT I cn uPANI - Liberal
amounts J. F Weber, ft Gratiot.
BUY I.AMD CONTRACT*
Detroit Land Contract Cos.
Hammond Bldg nad MIA
reawhsM.
NATIONAL COLLEGE
DANCINO
SPECIAL COURSE tJTA
EIGHT LESSONS—ft.
FOX TROT. ONE. STEP. Wb|
WALT*. TWO-STEP. * JWL
BYNCOPATEO WALK.
Come and prepare for W'
our Isay Ball Hotel Stat* |T\ B
ler. May tOth. R W
J Ol Fisher Arcade, W
141*111 Woodward-ave. 9
NOTICE—If aay poor girl ta ta troa*
Ma. needing advice, friendship er
help, write or call on iOBCRISTARY
MARGARET DUFFY, till Port-at
waai. Salvation Army.
WANT TO BUT—MIUCMLLANEOfS.
CASH for old fatee teeth, gold crowns
broken iemelrv. diamonds watches
eta., full value paid- Liberty Rfg
Cos.. U Woodw‘d. Hh door, elevator
UtITSP-dua «r~H«Vds
*'l EXCHANGE your »*M furniture
let new or sirs you caah. Mata
Nft Ift Mlchtgait-ava.
At’T4IMOBILKN. AITOIOBI.r.L *
- - - - 'i"
Your Car Made to Look Like New—Every
Motorist Should Consider This a jjl§
Real Necessity. 1*
Hand Brush Work-No Spraji
Our modern fireproof building gives the workmen plenty of room and light
that is necessary to turn out good work. ‘id
Accommodations for 100 Cars 3$
Repairing and Overhauling 1
We employ the best expert re pah-men in the city and give a service with *1!
each job that will make you a booster for us.
Bring Your Car in Now. J;
ELITE GARAGE J
91 PITCHER GRAND 4119 41
FOR SALK—RESIDENCE PROPERTI FOB ■ALB~»gIIPBHC» PROPERTY TOE IHg-lUillDgltCl P—W|iH
An Exceptional Bum
Beautiful apartment building on corner lot, 56x108 feet. Located in Northwest Ssdfl|
of the city near Virginia Park. Contains eleven apartments, each with tiled bath, pffHjfifl
front and rear porches, paneled dining rooms, floors throughout, woodwork in oak and
enamel, plenty of good, full closets, tiled vestibules. Eight of these apartments hsJtjSjH
rooms and bath, two of them have four rooms and bath. The price is $35,000 with fldjjjjH
down. Owner being a builder will take some good vacant as part of the first paymen*rfT j|
CO-OPERATIVE REALTY CO. m
314-315 Holden Building. Phone Cadillac 7164. jJH
Open evenings 7 to 9. •*£■
FOR SALK—FARR*.
EIGHTY-ACRE farm. 16 mllea out
Mtchigan-ave., good new 6-room
house, 2 barns, farm Ilea on a cor
ner and win cut up In 5-acre farms
to good advantage. A bargain at
sllO per acre: $2,000 cash will
handle it. See MR. COTTRELL.
EYSTER, The Farm Man
Member Detroit Real Katate Board,
507 Majestic Bldg.
A Beautiful Country Home
of 58 acres, good buildings and
land In high state of cultivation,
16 miles from city llmlta. Hart
Bros., 1006 Chamber of Commerce.
EIGHTY-ACRE farm. 36 mile* from
Detroit, out Orand River and near
Wixom. 70 acrea under cultiv«tl«*n•
beat quality of clay loam and sandy
loam noil: 60 acrea level and 2S>
rolling, aood building*. *llo, wind
mill and everything up-to-date,
$67.50 per acre, half ea*h and n«
trades. This la not a summer re
sort or lake frontage, farm, but a
farm that will Interest you if good
land means anything to you. See
MR, COTTRELL.
EYSTER, The Farm Man
Member Detroit Real Estate Board.
507 Majestic Bldg.
FARM BUYERS—Gat my magaslne,
••Land.” It’s free. Mnnr bargains
JAMES SLOCUM. Dime Bank Bldg.
40 ACRES QOOD LAND, partly im
proved: new bouse; near town;
SSOO. James Spence, Lake, Micbi
gan.
WANTED—RRAL MVATIt.
Lots Wanted Now!
Several builder* want flat and apart
ment sites with all city improve
ments.
WALTER S. DARDEN CO.
1120 DIME BANK BLDG. CAD, 7622.
I*OT OWNERS —Double your ordin
ary nroflts by building an Aladdin
Readl-Cut House. Quick erection,
extremely low costs. Call at ones
607 Ford bldg., or phona Cad. 4fs4.
FOR SALK—MISCRLLA.VBon.
ALA D I'M N READ!-CUT HOME! —Sava
four profits bv building this way.
Call at 607 Ford bldg or phona
Cad. 4664 for full information and
prtoes. •
ROOMS—Furniture rooms com
pleta. II week. Sumner. Mich. A <tfc.
Typewriters—Late Models
Underwood, Corons HAyal, Smith,
Remington. $lO to #SO, or rent $1
to $3 month.
DETROIT TYPEWRITER CO.
1(0 JefTerson-ave., nr. Wood. M. 4102.
STORAGE furnltuure. nearly new, bar
gain pries Sumner Po« Mich. A 4th.
Typewriter Bargains
sls to $(0, direct from factory, easy
terms UNDERWOOD. ROYAL CO
RONA, ETC. Renting $1.50 up.
Largest stock in city.
U. 8. TYPEWRITER CO..
T Campus Martlus next Detroit Op
era House. Cadillao 605.
BODA FOUNTAIN, billiard and pool
a bias oew and aeeond-hand. Geo.
uth Cos., I Farmer-s*. E Z terms
business orroKTi virtEV.
BOULEVARD LOTS
S2OO
Do you want tp douhle. yes treble.
your money In thirty days?
Let me show you where 1 can sell
ou regular S4OO Boulevard lots for
S2OO. This may seem absurd to
you. but let me take you out and
show you.
Remember! Your personal Investiga
tion and Inspection of property will
not coat you a penny. K. F. JONES.
Cadillac (772.
BY JOINING
with 50 others In a co-operatiVe lot
fturchase club you pan obtain two
ots for the price of one, on easy
monthly payments. For Instance,
you can procure regular #2OO Fort
st. suhd'vision lots for $1(0; also
(500 North Woodward section lots,
subdivision right on car line, for
$290. Call or address Co-Operative
lx>t Purchase Cluh, suite No. 1. 454
Casa-ave. inear Bagg). Telephone
Cadillac 72(1.
QUICK PROFIT*— Build an Aladdin
House on your lot anJ make pulck
»nd profitable turnover. Calf •*“
'oid btdg„ or p: -»ne Cadillac 4((4
HAS 1 f
4f.A PDIN OARAUE J44JL AO
t-rlnl '■omststs cfMW Mbda
r\ny trd-r Ford
bldg- «r
AUCTION SALES AttffOlf, IAMB
AUCTION SALE
First Fanners' Public Pure Bred Bull Sale 1
HATCH HERD after breeding purs brad Holsteln-Frleslan cattle for.. jPNLjj
past 10 year* inaugurates this type of sale for farmers In order J9Nf,'lj
high-class breeding may be available In the ordinary auction aakfc BmM
YPSILLANTX MICH. -. J £
(At East End of Cross Street Bridge)
MAY 2, AT 1::00 P. M., SHARP IdtM
This Is a BREEDERS' Hale. It will Include TWENTY PURE .
REGISTERED HOLSTEIN- FRIK SIAN BULLS ready for aerrlcfiMißl
younger. They are all aired by our two herd sires, KINO
JEWEL KORNDYKE, a eon of KING OF THE PONTIAC*. tkojjM -
e*t living dairy airs, and KINO LITNDE PONTIAC KORNbYKWTfIi
who 1* out of a son and a sister of KINO OF THE PONTIAC*, Tjpjji
will therefore be Introducing FI FTY PER CENT of thla
breeding In the offspring of any o na of these pure brad jfrttEgrMW
This prospective profit will mi k# the ordinary
small Among these male offer Inga will be the son of a d«g>’ W V/3
seven-day butter record of 37.5 T I»a., tasting 4.45, a SO* BPfßbjSMm
daughter with a world's record for age and 11-pound
- "hut four are trom dams already- fnthe advanced registry. L - ! 'IIRf
Thi* .««le will also Include NINE I*l7 RE BRED REGISTERED PKKA9HK9
AH of these old enough are bred to either our Junior Of*
sire. One will freshen In May. One la a daughter of M-NtBINKHH
to our Junior herd sire. Three are already In the advanced rtfME&W
All are registered and full papers go with each animal. 'Mt
above six months of age are tuberculin tested. Catalog! fgwmmmi
ready for mailing upon request of those interested, giving pedUftEKjPMl
each animal. The terms of sale ara cash, or good bankaKls a6#*rjMH
not to exceed one year, drawln g Interest at $ per cent par annngi.
CHARLES F. THOMPSON, WILIAM B. MMCkC&SM
OUY F. . THOMPSON. _ . _ ProglldJiEt
•» Auctioneers Telephone 33 of 14i. A aM
AUTOMOBILES. AUTOMOBILMB.
101 AUTO PLANTS IN ONE ;ftl
A purchase of another Mg auto com peny last week—Means another- fcWK
price reduction In which you wh ere.
SPRINGS, MANY SIZES AND TYPES, $2.00 UP.
RADIATORS, ALL SIZES AND TYPES, $15.00 UP.
Wallace Shock Absorbers—set of four—all steel—no malMwl
iron—sl.B9. ~ a'JM
Merc* "workout lighting" carbon remover—box of 24 tabetp—<£. otMHHeW
less than six cents per cylinder. 'TJiey work whlla you ride." flt]
Visit Our Accessory Store Bargain Counter—A Dollar Lome
Like Ten. ’' j|
Big stock of bodies, tops, fenders, front and rear axles. tranamlMkMmgß
and In fact everything to put your car In perfect running ordea■ J
world's lowest prices. TO
Open Sundays from 9 A M. to 1 P. Ma
Write or call for Illustrated bargain bulletin
Puritan Machine Cos., Phone W. 22971
421 LAFAYETTE BOULEVARD, DETROIT, U. S. A. -i 1
ALL PARTS FOR ALL CARS ■ M
FOR SALE—MIBCELLANBOPI. rOM PALM—MIgCELLAMBOP* •
VT DOESN'T PAY TO BE POORLY DRESSED
500 SUITS ss46s]
COST sls, S2O to SBS
Thees suits have been left in pawn by traveling men. Tfmf
are the best fabrics and latest fashions or we wouldn't mm
money on them.
DON’T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY.
STEINBERG'S i j
117-119 MICHIGAN AVE., NEAR CASS.
cjj
FOB • ALB—VACANT LOT*. 808 LOTM j
OUT GRAND RIVER WAY
SHADY BROOK ; j
THAT’S IT _
Q . . . rH.mr.MU# scenic and delightful. You will enjoy It TIM and
Shady Brook, ncturejwue seen Low La»dg and then 9Mb* J
».nk?“andTo£f« wltk lt. highlands It s a beautiful ramM |
you would be pioud to own. Ixioated Just 17 miles frMI ij
m ta tiJtl slralaht out Grand Rlver-ave. Improvements: U|s- J
lh# . liV iMi d««o' Tennis Court; Wlrs Fences and several Ijit* T
sSl!i TRAt « «r-. .« Jf t*. -0.. »•*««&« j
,p„, on -r<» p RICEg AND TER HS OF |
ROSIER & STUART £
1411 DIME BANK BLDG. j
FAB WALE—MACMiMBBT
*so H r. (0-CYCLE I-Ohaae F.lectrl#
Mott rs. We have other elxee. la
muling plating dynamo* We rent
or self Hoott Bros- g* Macomb-et
TO WET WAll.
FI A yon Beet makes. greatee( aa
r/rVrs.: sssmss: iliac a
Wuvdward-avn t
FOR lALE AT LA9M ORIQN
story boarding mwa
at earn heat. ham. waedahgC Glllllilli
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