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■Mrs ILLS
■PonVERTY
J *’■' :lMpjpMMM*
of Hamaaitarian Cult
to huianto Cam
mm m- paif* tor Mwbers
iiulUiiß fonador and
of tbo HimiaalUriaa colt in
HKvToii through which ho hopes
of non," blames poverty for
MhieO Os the country’s ovll*. Mr.
to oow In Detroit, and
■HNs NUtotered at the Statler.
■ W "Blghty per cent of the crime of
■HRpifr nation is due to poverty/’ he
■■' "Mgfety per cent of all disease
i|§P% Is due to alcoholic erceseee and pov
■jjioity."
■■P« - Mr. Applebaum is in Detroit to en-
workers in his campaign for
Pb membership in his cult, which he
i* becked by a man who refuses
make public hia name. No money
accepted for the support of the
’Volt, expenses being paid by the
He had a long conference
H& . Vrith Henry Ibri
* Mr. Applebaum Is against military
wßmf toeparednees alone, because he says
P Creates militarism, and he is
social preparedness alone.
;-Vrt RMSpILIi to toror of social prepared
which includes adequate mill
fflHgytgrr preparedness, because, he says,
' ■Spates the way for almost an ideal
of man.
BOHN J. BARIUM
m LEISESBLOCK
of Jones Building In
yMhfuo $2,500,000; Pos-
MF : stwion Given Juno 1
■4 1
L The unexptred portion of a »»•
Itoer lease on the Joaee building et
CHPord end OriewoM-eU. was ac-
OpUrod, Thursday, hy John J. Bar
mm It tavolvaa about 91,100,000.
y On Juno 1, 1919. Henry K. Jones
■id others gavo e lease to J. A.
■Mr A tone, which Inter wee as*
gdpmd to Weaaemeken. In©. The
•Maalaing term of tho Wennemek
ihMk InV j lees# has been sold by Wfl
\toto ** Podde tor the Security Trust
fifefSMtewrs tor the Waanamakera.
lwfldinu Is a eery de*
Mnble property, frtmtlng ISO feet
** Sriawold-st., and is only 110 fset
IMum Woodward-aee. Mr. Barium
extansiee improeetnents to the
which will be used for
SnsM oOoee bacnuao of its cen
tral location. Bo escpoeta to begin
<4jfto Impfii i aments as soon as ths
SSr. Dridi wfll manage the bulld-
IEUND BOOM
jMSfSTBENGTH
Chaimsa of Chib Backing De
tnft Mu Looks For
FhumUty of 80,000
y *Th« unanimity and enthusiasm
'lkoarn In Wayne county tor Frank
m jalaii for the Republican nom-
PMHoi for governor la encourag
anid John 8. Haggerty, chalr
\ktm 91 the Lelaad-forOovernor
||llk Thursday.
V “How members are volunteering
rory rapidly in the city, and
hiinlea are hoiag organised In
rfiory township in the county. Mr.
v Island is well and favorably known
:,f»Mgh Us public eervtce In the
work Is Detroit.
£ “I look tor a plurality of at least
PftfalM Is Whyne county for him, in
'Mm August primaries. All factions
are united on Mr. Leland. Two
yawn ago there was a hard-fought
faipleet between Detroit men. with
a third candidate out In the state
1-gatting some support. In that con
..■teat the winner in Wayne county
hid n plurality of about 11,000 in
*U total seta of UA OO."
Loot Tot la Found.
Addicted with the "wanderlust”
k! it the tarty age of two years. Ele
i aner Losier, daughter of Mr. end
•J'whe. Hugo Losier, of No. 20U Ora
Ftaat-eTe., fare her parents and
ppitahbors an excited afternoon and
[ teentng, Wednesday, when abe dla
B. appeared. Mrs. Losier left the
mbi lit •• to n grocery store early
Wm tk» nftsrnoen, and the tot wan-
UK Away. She toddled as far as
ffettavd and Orntlot-nve. two
> ■iK'fMp her home, when her
Hpliftat'tngs srere brought to a halt
ptMeawna She was
to the detention home, where
HfKatatracted parents found her at
WBgmi** Wednesday night.
Htw Building Record.
a nkar building record for
MpSWißtalag ®<»th 759 per
.taaued. representing an
9t 95.11M45. Since
MW permits have been
department, totaling
TMe is approximately
I awnoos of the total for
parted of 19H, which
ItaMgr haratotore Most
jwnipa thna far ars for
[fci ttawaa rather than
MANY SPORTS
AREPLINNED
Ralph Craig Arranges “Oodles”
of Entertainment for B.
of C. Cruisers
Under the direction of Ralph
Craig. Joint holder of several world's
athletic records, an elaborate and
Interesting program of sports has
botn arranged for the thirteenth
«pnn»l cruise of the Detroit Board
of Commerce. For every spare mo
ment from the time the City of De
troit 111 leavee the D. A C dock, un
til ft drops anchor In MunJsing bay.
near Grand island, the destination
of the cruisers, some sport feature
has been planned.
The sports have been arranged in
three groups. First there will be
continuous games that may be
played aboard chip at any time.
There have also been planned
cial deck games for Friday morn
lng. June 9. and a series of simple
games to be played on the shore at
Grand island.
Among the continuous deck games
which may be participated in by the
cruisers, sill be deck quoits, ring
quoits, indoor baseball, and dart
throwing. Specially built, targets
have been secured for the latter
sport, which proved popular on last
year’s trip. Darts are thrown at
foupfoot bull’seyes from a distance
of 20 or 30 feet. Another sport
that was a great success on last
year’s cruise wa« the balloon shoot
ing contest. This will be tried
again this year. Balloons will be
tied at the stern of the boat and
air rifles will be provided for the
contestants to shoot at the dancing
targets.
Deck games for Friday morning
aboard boat, include a "cock fight,
a pillow light on a spar, boxing
matches and a tug-of-war. In addi
tion a game known as “Sailor Ziff.”
a nautical cotest, calling for real
sea dog courage, is scheduled.
Because it is expected that the
cruisers will be tired by the tours
o fthe inland trails at Grand island,
only simple sports have been
planned for the afternoon of Satur
day, June 10. There will be the
usual 50-yard dash, shotput, stand
ing broad jump, a fat man’s race
with a 200-pound minimum limit,
and a relay race. One of the fea
tures of the Grand island sports will
be a "presidential race.'*
Assisting Ralph Craig in the plan
ning of the sports, is J. Fred Law
ton, former University of Michigan
athlete. The committee states that
the sports program will be confined
entirely to events which have been
popular on previous cruises.
From present Indications there
will not be aslngle reservation left
on the City of Detroit 111 when It
pulls from the dock at the foot of
Wayne-s t., Thursday afternoon.
June 8.
POSITION OF
NATIONSTRONG
National Bank of Commerce
Says Everyone Should Have
Faith In Future
"The country seems to he mov
ing forward on the crest of a tidal
wave of prosperity due in consider
able measure to the deplorable up
heaval in Europe." aaya the June
trade letter of the National Bank
of Commerce of Detroit
"Loanable banking funds are
abundant at low rates and the In
ternational credit position of the
United States is exceptionally
strong. The only clouds upon the
business horizon are the possibilities
of International complications,
strikes, the presidential election and
the increasing cost of raw materials.
It Is too early to judge with certain
ty of the condition of the crops and
as yet there is no evidence of sn
early termination of the unfortunate
conflict abroad.
"The world wide area of price
Inflation now in evidence Is one of
the phenomena caused by the great
war. The scale of wages In this
country is the highest ever known
and the products of tho fsrm. the
forest, the factory and the mine have
in the aggregate increaaed enormous
ly In value. Undoubtedly the pur
chasing power of the American peo
ple has beest Increased by the pros
perity now in evidence to an unusual
extent.
In the city of Detroit there Is a
scarcity of homes for the accommo
dation of the people of this growing
community. The problems of muni
cipal transportation, sewerage. Are
and police protection and an ample
supply of pure wholesome water
press upon the diy authorities for
solution and should be promptly met
In the broad spirit of public wel
fare.
It is well to bear In mind thst In
due time the business of the world
luust in ihe natural course of events
return to normil conditions. How
long Ihe present abnormal business
period will last no one ran foresee.
It Is equally Impossible to forecast
with any degree of accuracy what
the business conditions of this coun
try will be after the European war.
This much we do know —the United
States Is growing stronger commer
cially and financially every day the
war lasts. The business man who
’ loses (atth in the future of the
> 1 UOited States Is making a mistake.
I Beetaeea will have Its ups and down
but the coynir\ will ttcat'Uy pro
gress.
Labor troubles, which have retard
ed lbe advance in home lines during
the past month, are less in evidence
at this time than a week ago, and
the situation in that respect has im
proved Traffic conditions -\re also
on the mend; the month baa seen
further betterment in the car situa
tion in the east, and the opening of
navigation on the Great Lakes ha*
provided additional facilities for the
shipper.
•'During the remainder of the year
we should lock, not for increases in
business totals, but for a mainten
ance of present levels in some line*
and slight decreases In others. The
general settling into more normal
volumes, gradual but reasonably cer
tain, is already apparent."
CHAS. F. BROWN
JOINS MERCHANTS
REALTY COMPANY
Charles Franklin Brown has re
signed as business manager of the
Detroit Symphony orchestra to be
come associated with the Merchants
Realty Cos., of which Frederick C.
Collins is president.
Mr. Brown came tc Detroit from
Boston in September to take charge
of the Detroit orchestra’s business
matters. He is an accomplished
musician as well as a trained and
experienced business man, having
having been assistant cashier of one
of the largest hanks in Boston and
cashier in the office of one of the
most important firms of brokers in
that city. He was organist and
choir director of an Episcopal church
in Boston.
Iniring his connection with the
Detroit orchestra, Mr. Brown has
made a w ide circle of friends, and 1*
is with deep regrer that all who
have come in contact with him. and
his frank, pleasing personality, will
learn of the severance of his connec
tion with the orchestra., the fortunes
of which he has done so much to
advance In the last few months. Mr.
Brown's resignation was accepted
with great reluctan«'e by the board
of directors of the orchestra, and he
was urged repeatedly to reconsider
it. but the advantageous financial op
portunlty offered by the Merchants
Realty Cos., was too alluring to be
overlooked.
Mr. Brown’s successor with the
orchestra has not been decided upon,
and although he begins his connec
tion with the Merchants Realty Cos
Thursday, he will remain in charge
of the orchestra's business affairs
until ether arrangements can be
made.
Leaves Orchestra
for Realty Field
IlilliltoiliL • ~ j
CHARLES F. BROWN.
He has resigned as business man
ager of the Detroit Bymphony or
chestra to become associated with
the Merchants Realty Cos.
CITY JUSTICE
OF PEACE WILL
TRY SPEEDERS
Motorists arrested on Wayne coun
ty roads for speeding will be
brought before one of the city Jus
tices Instead of being tried by a
township Justice, as heretofore, ac
cording to instructions issued by
Sheriff Oakman to three newly ap
pointed motor cycle deputies, who
are watching the county roads. The
protection of motorists from the fee
system in vogue in the township
Justice courts which is not operative
In the county building, and the great
er check upon speeding In the coun
ty through readier Jail sentences are
expected to result.
Justice Adolph F. Marachner. be
fore whom three motorists arrested
recently by the motorcycle patrol
will be brought for trial Friday, de
clares that township Justice* are the
victims of the fee system, which
does not obtain in the county build
ing, where the Jtietices are on sal
aries This fee system, he holds, has
operated in the past to bring the
release with a fine of speeders who
should have been given jail sen
tences.
"A townehlp Justice is prone to
line a speeder Instead of sending
him to Jail, even In the most flag
rant cases, for by fining him he
gets the fee, while If he sends him
to jail he doesn’t." said the Justice.
SAM GOMPERS TO
SPEAKS IN MASS
MEETING HERE
Samuel flompers president of the
American Fe leratlnn of I.Abor. and
Max 8 Hayes, of Cleveland, general
organizer of the typographical union
will be in Detroit Friday night to
DETROIT TIMES
address an "Anti-iqjun* lion'* mas*
meeting in Moose hall. Judge Jef
fries will also speak
The mass meeting will be in the
interest of a campaign for a state
constitutional amendment, to abolish
th>* power of the courts to grant In
junctions in labor troubles. The
labor men hold that the Injunction
aullifles their moat effective weapon
against capital*-the strike.
The federation haa planned a
parade which will form at Ellxabeth
st. and Woodward-ava., at 7:15 p.
m. and march to Moose hall.
Andrew Jackson was the oldest
of the retiring presidents, going out
of office 11 days before hla seventy
first birthday
m
ONE CENT A WORD
Cash with ordeV; if charged. 7c a
line
No transient advertising Inserted
for less than 15c with cash; If
changed, lie per Insertion,
T* e above rates apply to all classi
fications e*oept Births, Card* of
Thanks. Obituaries, Meeting Notices.
ale.
Births. Heaths. Cards of Thanks
and Meeting Notices Minimum
charge. 35c for 35 words or leas. Each
additional word. 1 l-3c.
Mortuary*
BED tHD —May St.. 191i. at residence.
5*2 HolromO-ave, Lucie Bedard,
wife of the late Joseph Bedard and
mother of. Mrs. M. Soper, of Fen
ton. Mich., .md Joseph of Detroit:
Hi hard. of Grand Rapids, and M--s
I.u> »e I'delm.vn, of Detroit. Funeri.l
Saturday. June 3, 8 30 from resi
dent e and ?• a. ra. to St. Joachim s
• hi roh by auto.
Rtll.Kl -May 31. at her daughter's
residence, Worcester. Mass.. Mary.
A , beloved wife ..f Q \V. Bailee,
dear nmthrr of Mrs V V. Olson.
Worcester, Mass ; Mrs. A. C. Peo
ples. Lervis A. and G. Hay Bailer,
of Detroit Funeral from 2117 West
Grand-blvd., Saturday at 2 p. m
BOVDY—Kay 31. Mrs Mary Bom’v.
at the home of her sister. Mrs, Al
bert F. Marantette. of Tecumseh
rd . Windsor. <>nt. Surviving are
two children. Mark Rondy and Mri
Kdw J. Remind, and mother. Mr*.
Elmira Marentette. and sister, Mrs
Thomas D Whelan, all of Detroit.
Funeral at i* a. m Friday at Im
maculate Conception church Wind
sor. Burial at Port Huron. Mich.
C % HI. ETON—May 31. at Harper hos
pital. Fr.rnk Edgar, beloved hus
band of Elisabeth Jean Carleton.
father of Leo]a '’’arleton, Watkins
and Roland B Ofbleton. Funeral
services from First Baptist church.
Ttnuree and Woodward. Friday at
: ; M
t Ri»«s— May 31. st his late residence.
143* Grand Kiver-ave.. Elisha M..
beloved husband of Bella Cross,
dear father of Mrs. J. F Goodson.
Caleb L. Cross, Guy P Cross. Mrs.
Samuel T. Reid. Mrs. Arthur E
Howlett. Funeral from residence
Friday at 3 p m Burial at Grand
Law n.
GAIN BY—May 1« m*. at his resi
dence, 33T Palister-ave . Matthew
»* Gainey. Funeral Friday from
residence at 10 o'clock. Puna] at
Ml. Olivet,
CH \ DDOf'K —May 31. 131*. at resi
d. n< e. 31 Mont-alm-st west. Isa
bella Thomson, widow of Humphrey
Craddock, beloved mother of Isa
belle and Helena M. Craddock. Fu
neral service* from house Friday
nfteinoon at 2 o’clock.
HIBBARD May 30. Luclle, beloved
wife of Robert O Hubbard, daugh
ter of Mr and Mrs Fred Gabon
rie, sister of Fred Gabourle. of De
troit. and Mrs Otiy A Walters.
Mich. Funeral from
residence. 413 Wabaeh-ave. Friday
morning at 4 30 and St. Vincent's
church at 9.
fiFIt.KR Magdelene. beloved wife of
John, at her reelden re, 441 Twenty,
fourth-st . mother of William.
I.outa. Fred and Andrew Lirne*-
toll and Mrs Ohas Klebter Fu
neral from her residence Saturday
at 2 p. m. vta auto bus to Wood
mere.
NORTOtl —May 30, 1910. Mnry Jane,
beloved mother of Alpheus and Ben
Morton and Mrs. Kdward Sadler.
Funeral from her late residence.
249 Heauhien-et., Friday afternoon
at 2 and at E v **n»ier A M E
on Er«k!n»-*t at 3 o>lock. Inter
ment at Woodmere cemetery.
O’M %1.t.0R A V - Elisabeth, beloved
daughter of Mariraret and the late
William O'Halloran. sister of Den
nis. Mary. Margaret and Sister Ig
natius. of the Sisters of St Joseph,
and the late M W. O'Halloran. of
Butte. Mont. Funeral from resl
denee. 25 Newherry-ave, Friday at
s 45 and Holy Redeemer rhurch at
»
PXKK May 31, 1914. at her residence,
70l Peterbnro-st Cynthia M. Peek.
Notice of funeral later.
SKKB AI.DT—May 31. at 1755 Grand
Rlver-ave., Clarence E. ,j r . aged 2
years, beloved son of Mr and Mrs.
Clarence E Seebaldt. Funeral Fri
day. 2pm. from reald»nee
'Try Remb Floral Service "
“Flowers for Everybody”
The L. Remb Floral Company.
Albert Pochelon.
Main 2003. 153 Bates-at.
C. E. BIRD &~c67
Funeral Directors
17 West Hancock Art.
Phope Grand SIH Detroit. Mich.
MKI.P WASTED—MALE
AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN expert
enced In used rare preferred. 17
Willis west.
BAftBEK wanted steady 115 and
nv*r 129 90S McDougall.
BAltbbit wanted for Saturday 1343
St. Aubln. between Medbury and
Harper.
BARKER wanted, steady Job |l4 and
V* over 120 5 Atwater-at.
BA It LIE It wanted, steady Job. |IS U
OVT C 9, 3129 West Jefferaon
HAKBKK wanted, flrst-elaas, 1 1 4 and
H over S2O 117 « aaa.
MOV f.,r light assembling Michigan
Machine to, Fifth and Porter.
BOY to leani baker s trade 174 Ran
dolph.
BOOKKEEPER
Young man for bookkeeping.
pricing and costing.
CENTRAL ELECTRIC (*O.
MOV with wheel Apply 35 Bagg
OARI’KNTERS wanted steady work
g"* and wages to good, steady men.
Wa’nut 4237
•'A ftPKNTEK.- wanted at 51* Hast*
lngs-st . near Wtlktna.
O.A ItUKN'TKItS. 524-9 chamber Corn
mere. bldg .9am
ELEVATOR OPERATOR wanted *2l
Woodward
KLFVAToR OPERATOR wanted. 150$
tddg , 24 Gratiot
FIRST-CLASS repair men Oremal A
Miller Garage Fourteenth end
Boulevard.
FIRST-CLAPS TAILOR wanted. «7ady
position. 1 7 Vletor-ava.
HKI.I* WANTKU—MAIL
UIHs»T-CLASB PAINTERS want'd,
fall North 2014-R.
FIRbT-CLABB COOK wanted; g«*ml
wage*. Apply 1331 Gratiot
erranuboT
WANTED
Detroit Times Job Printing De
partment, 77 Bagley-ave.
FIRST-CLASS machinist* and tool
maVrri; brat of wages. 1015 Fast
Jefferacn.
FIRST-CLAM PIE BAKER- 606
Woodward.
FIRST-CLASS rU’MBKR wanted,
is :4 Alack. .
MILLING MACHINE lath* band*,
on pattern work. Sixth floor II
Writ Woodbridge.
PAINTERS and decorator*, flrat-claaa
man only Apply *OO Lycasta, or
call Hickory 781.
PAINTERS wanted; steady work for
good painter 1301 Kerohaval Hick,
ory 933.
PAINTERS wanted. Com* ready for
work 463 Euclid west.
WANTED —Two experienced
bread wrappers. Cable Dra
per Cos., Vermont and Mar
quette.
W \NVKI'- Bright young man about
•17 year* of age to work In mall
room Ar>p*v Mailing Dept., Detroit
Time*. T3-7&-77 Bagley-ave.
WANTED - Experienced houae-to
hou*e canva*«ar. Good aalarv for
reliable and energetic man. Apply
Circulation Department. The De
troit Time*.
HELP W tNTKO—FRMAt.C
ACCI* RATE TYPISTS wanted at
once Edgar A. Murray Cos. 439
Quoin-at.
BINDERY GIRLS wanted, good pay.
Detroit Coin Wrapper Cos., Harper
and Rivard.
BOTTLE WASHERS—CoIored girl*
or women to wash bottle* Banner
Mfg Cos.. 373 Adelaide.
BRIGHT Yot'Ni > GIRT, for cent-r-.l
offl. e work American Blower Cos
1 ton Ru**ell.
COMPETENT COOK I referenda* re
quired *5 Rowena
CLFRK- Y me '»d> clerk and caah.
ier feu Irug store; one fam'llnr
With . ’gnr cane. C F. Mann. 9«1
IVood ward.
DININGR«h>M GIRLS and alao n>fht
waitrea* I*4 Randolph
HININGRt s>M GIRLS. 591 Whitman
Stevens Hotel.
DISHWASHERS wanted $3? a month,
board and room. Hotel Normand'e
EX! ERI RNfEl* WOMAN or girl
wanted for general houaework In a
flat Phone NortJj 2994.
GIRL, exiicrienced. to take '»r» of ?-
year-old baby; good pay. 2*4 Ro
wena or Ridge 1326-J.
GIRL for helping In caramel wrap
ping; experience unneceanary. Mae-
Dtarmid*. 33 Broadway.
GIRL wanted to work little dry good*
and cigarette store at «* Manchea
ter-av* HlgtHand Park.
GIRL f*r office work, with acme
switchboard and typewriting ex
perience good chance for advance.
m«nl W. F Hurd Cos., 2*o Camp
he||-ave.
HOUSEWORK —Wanted, neat, reli
able girl to work In pleasant,
agreeable home for good wage*.
ror.v home; permanent place. Wal
n I'lTO-R.
HOt*?’E WORK—Wanted, white girl
for general housework. <"al! after
* 30 p m at 10S* East Grand-blvd.
Must go home nights.
IRONERS on ladle*- goods, steady
employment, good pay. 7*l Gratiot.
MCLTIGRAPH operator with experi
ence wanted. 17 Goeh»l bldg
NI'RSE or two children; mu*» have
best Os reference#, good wages
Phone Hickory 114 V,
OFFICE WORK —Girl for doctor*
office. $lO ApnlV between t and
5 p. m. 2*3 Oakland.
PRESSERS—Experienced 9*4 Wood
ward
PROTEST ANT GIRL for general
houaework 30* Putnam-av#
R ELI A RLE GIRL for general houae
work two In family; reference#
I*7 Palmer west.
RAGTIME PIANO TAUGHT In ?0
lesson*—Latent* School of Popular
M.jstc M France# Berry. Cadillac
3*lS-.T. 9* Broadway.
HALEST.ADY—Experienced aalealadv
for knit underwear department;
good wage*. Demery A Cos, cor
ner Woodward and Milwaukee.
saleslady Extra galealsdy want
ed for afternoon and evenings. 4*3
Concord-ave . near Kerrhevat.
SALESLADY In dry goods store
wanted at once; good pay. *o*
Dtx-ave.
TWO young lady uahers for even
ings. Apply after p m.. Thurs
day. Virginia theater Hamllton
hlvd. and Virginia Park.
TWO WOMEN dlshwaahera. good
hour*. A1 Smith. 11l Bates-st.
WANTED—Experienced rook at **o
Eaat Grand-blvd : references re
quired Take Mack car.
WANTED—-Experienced girl for gen
eral houaework; small family;
good wage#. 3** Cadillac.
WANTED—GirI or care of child aft-s
ernoona and ocraalonal evenings.
*4 Buena Vista west Hemlock
1503-M.
YOUNG LADY STENOGRAPHER
Permanent position, good chance
for advancement W. F. Hurd Cos..
200 Campheß-ave.
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.
WANTED—GirI for general houae
work Apply *• Seward. Phone
North I7*-M
personal*
NOTICE —ls any poor girl Is In trou
ble. needing advice, friendship or
help, write or call on SECRETARY
MARGARET DUFFY. 393 Fort-St
west. Salvation Army.
WANT TO Rl Y—MI*Cr.M.A*ROI *
CASH for old false teeth, gold crowns,
broken Jewelry, diamond*, watches,
etc., full value paid. Liberty Rfg.
Cos. 97 Woodw'd. 4th floor elevator
■ W -T - - 1
' TrronbMSnFnrm,.
Sara A Smith, 213 Woodw'd; also hem.
stitching, buttons cohered. Ch'y I*ll
FOR *4I.K—HKMUKM K PROMCHTY
TWCbFAMILY
EUCLID
A beautiful new place on a large lot
that U rented for s9* per month.
Each apartment contains 7 rooms
«nd hath anti can be bought for
t.I.&OO down.
Co-Operative Realty Cos.
314-313 Holden Bldg. Phone Cadillac
71*4 open evenings 7 to 9.
DOUBLE HOUSE
MOUNT CLAIRE AVE.
• $10,500
New brick, seven room* on each side.
Hot water heat, decorated, lot 6Sx
I*o. Drive*a> and double garage.
Easily worth $2,000 more. Beauti
ful location Excellent Inveatment.
WILL ST. JOHN & CO.
Cherry 34*0. 2nd floor Farwell Bldg
FOUR-FAMILY
$2,500 DOWN
Built In 1913 In two-mil* circle, very
close to Hamilton oar Strictly
modern throughout; rented for sl2l
i**r month Has Murphy bed*, etc.,
in each apartment
Co-Operative Realty Cos.
914-31* Holden Bldg Phone Cadillac
71*4. open evenings 7 to $.
“two-family
$7,500
On Englewood, between Woodward
and I'akland. lot 30x133. Double
garage Strictly modern, and can
be bought for II."00 down.
Co-Operative Realty Cos.
314-315 Holden Bldg. Phone Cadlllx.'
71*4 open evenings 7 to 9.
DICKINSONS GUIDE FOR
REAL ESTATE BUYERS
Price*, terms, streets and numbers
of over 200 different properties per
month. A telephone call will put
vou on our mailing list. Cadillac
333, or address Dickinson Real
Estate Exchange, 33 Campau bldg .
Detroit. Mich
TWO-FAMILY
VIRGINIA PARK
We have six propositions In Virginia
Park that have been placed In our
handa l>\ the owners for sale and
If you are In the market we <hould
be pßased to give you particular*
and show same
Co-Operative Realty Cos.
311-315 Holden Bldg Phone Cadillac
7161 open evenings 7 to $.
TWO-FAMILY
$7,500
On Rosedale, near Woodward; lot Six
125. built in |NV. Separate hot air
furnace, hardwood floors and finish,
full basement, strictly modern
throughout; 33.500 down will
handle
Co-Operative Realty Cos.
214-315 Holden Bldg Thone Cadillac
71*1 open evenings 7 to 9
TWO-FAMILY
$7,500
Brick veneer; <>n Elmhurst, near
Hamilton lot 31x13* Built In 1914
Five rooms and bath down. * rooms
and bath up Rented for S7O per
month Is strictly modern through,
out. Ha# separate hot air furnaces
and can he bought for $2,500 down.
Co-Operative Realty Cos.
214-315 Holden Bldg Phone Cadillac
71*4. Open evenings 7 to 9.
WARREN^AVE.—SO Acres
With the developments to come hers
this will make you a fortune; 9
mile* from city hall and with high
class surroundings. For quick sale
SSOO per acre; term* half cash.
DYE BROS.,
Phone Cadillac 3**l. *ls Ford Bldg
TWO-FAMILY
BOULEVARD
On West Orand-blvd. near Warren,
lot 7.b by lb*. Five room* and hath
down. * rooms and bath up; built
2 year*. Strictly modern through
out and n be bought fur s7.3i'o
with I’J.ooo down.
Co-Operative Realty Cos.
214-215 Holden Bldg Phone Cadlllao
7164. Open evening* 7 to 9
“CHESTNUT COTTAGE
Seven room*, $509 down; $3,000.
Fischer, bungalow, near car line, SSOO
down, will take vacant lot.
EBERT, 309 Majestic Bid*.
FOB SALE—7-room cottage, $5.400,
term* to suit, fall Bldg- Ss**-R
TWO-FAMILY
HAGUE
Ret we- n Woodward and Brush, on lot
33x125 Separate hot *lr furnaces,
nuk and enamel finish; 5 room* and
hath down. * rooms and hath up.
Rented for s*o per month; sl.oflo
down will handle
Co-Operative Realty Cos.
814-315 Holden Bldg Thone Cadillac
71*4 Open evening* 7 to 9.
FOUR-FAMILY
SS,OOO DOWN
On Delaware, near Hamilton, n*w
and strictly modern throughout.
Will show a splendid return on
money invested. Blx mom* and
bath In each apartment
Co-Operative Realty Cos.
314-215 Holden Bldg. Phone Cadillac.
71*4. Open evening* 7 to 9.
SIX-FAMILY
VACANT DOWN
On Buena Vista, between Woodward
and Oakland; built two years; lot
50x125 s*eam heat, oak floor# and
finish; will show better than 10 per
'•ant on Investment. Owner will
tsk# good vacant up to 96.000 as
flret payment Price 111,000.
Co-Operative Realty Cos.
sl4-315 Holden Bldg. Phon* Cadillac
71*4. Open evenings 7 to 9.
5-Room House, $298
Complete material for building a 6-
room cottg* $293. Save ffiur prof
it*. Call 607 Ford bldg., or pnona
Main 33*0.
TWO-FAMILY
$950 DOWN
On Tenneseea. very cloea to Jefferson
P*ram*. but only four months old;
6 rooms and bath In each apart
ment. Separate hot air furnaces,
full basement, brlek foundation,
hardwood floor* and oak finish;
price |6.560.
Co-Operative Realty Cos.
314-315 Holden Bldg. Phone Cadillac
71*4 Open evening* t to a
Flat, Near Jefferson
Modern; on paved street. Raay
term*. Rental $386. Price |3.<M.
Flat on Canton, modern; fine loca
tion Real snap. 16.000.
Flat, near Maek. On easy terms, or
will take vacant lot, $3,600.
EBERT. 309 Majentlc Bid*.
SSOO DOWN
On Oakman, near Hamilton; I-atorr.
* rooms, semi-bungalow: hot air
furnace, fireplace, oak boo re and fin.
lah; new. price |4,400.
Co-Operative Realty Cos.
314-216 Holden Bldg Phone Cadillac
7164. .Open evenings 7 to t.
FOR *4I.I3—FARM* Flllt AALtt—FARM! * -
LITTLE FARMS
' 2-S-4-5 ACRES
BIG enough to be PROFITABLE. NEAR two car line*.
SMALL enough to be handled easily. |»k|CK acre up.
ar.*T .1.. P. for ronv.nl.nl olUlty. Tv il!” a .>suV ,o p„„h.. w If to-
CHOICE rich land. aired.
Take Shore Line Mt. Clemens car to Jefferson’ Beach; aak for Mr. Gener
rut at Gordon's store, opposite s tat lon. or Inquire at our office.
GENEREUX & WILLIAMS
Cherry 2055. * 411 Hammond Bldg.
FOR BAI.B—VACANT LOT* ‘ FOR SAI.E—VACANT I.OTS
INDIAN VILLAGE BARGAINS
LARGE LOT BETWEEN ST. PAUL AND KERCHEVAL, ON
BURNS.
52 FEET ON IROQUOIS NEAR KERCHEVAL.
50 FEET ON BURNS, SOITH OF MACK.
WILL ST. JOHN & CO.
Second floor, Farwell bldg. »- Cherry s4*9
FOR *4l K—RKAIDKM K PROPERTY
304 VANCOUVER - -Two-etory single;
$1,950. Walnut 3*04-W.
for *m;—mTm ki.i. 4>sct»t a
ALADDIN IIKADI-CI T HOME- Sxxe
font profit* by building this way.
» jii at *O7 Ford M-ig »r phone
Main 3160 for full Information and
prices.
tl—h, _
opening of factory
branch for Cos.
Folding Type.
wri'*r
nSHv all attachments.
Indorsed by U. 8 gov*
CORONA TYPEWRITER SALES CO..
>rph«*um Bldg . 27 W.
Typewriters—l.atc Models
U tderwiiod. Corona.
Ktyal. Smith. Remlng
ton. flO to s’o. in rent
|i to $3 month Detroit
Typewriter Cos. I*o Jef
ferson Woodward.
Main 410 J:
Typewriter Bargains
•13 to S6O. dire t front factory, easy
tern,#. UNDERWOOD LOYAL CO
RONA. ETC l>nt!ng $1 50 up.
Phone Cadillac **9'».
U 8 TYPEWRITER CO.,
7 Campus Martius. next Det. Opera
House.
WOODBURY PIAND only $155; regu.
lar *3OO st>le. fine dull finish ma
hogany . thoroughly modern, like
new; tone. Rtny
Rare value Act at once GRIN
S’ELL BROS.. 345 Woodward
STORE FIXTURES
SODA FOUNTAINS
of all kind# manufactured, show
cases counter* shelving*, wall ca
ses. 'Detroit Store Fixture Cos 16-
30 Catherine-at. Phone Cadillac
4733 for salesman.
sll3 FOR gWICK PI A NO. was s2’,o;
rich mahogany, thoroughly over
hauled reflnlshed by our factory
experts. Pay a# you can GRIN-
NeLL BROS. 215 Woodward.
SODA FOUNTAIN billiard and pool
table*, new and second-hand G*o.
Marsh Cos.. 20 IV Atwater. E 7. term*.
•IRISH HARP CHEAT—CIark Irish
harp; flnlsned In bird's-eye mapl*;
stands 5 ft. high, with table good
condition. Regular price s|oo. Thla
week $27 take* It Weekly pay
ments If you wish GRINNELL
BROS’ Rranch. 57
ROOMS—Furniture for room# com
plete $1 w»»k Sumner. Mich k <th.
STORAGE furniture, nearly new bar
gain prlc* Bumn#rC«.. Mien St ith
OPPORTI
GARAGES'
If you are In the market for a g »
rage call at our office and let us
ah<>w you what we have.
Co-Operative Realty Cos.
314-315 Holden Bldg Phone Cadillac
71*4. Open evening* 7 to ?■
TAILOR SHOP
Be your own boas, 3250 buys thla old
stand Investigate this snap
EBERT, 309 Majestic Bldg.
“Picture shows
We have several attractive Bating*
on picture shows In different sec
tion* of the city If you are. Inter
ested call at our office for particu
lar*. .
Co-Operative Realty Cos.
314-315 Holden Bldg. Pnone Cadillac
71*4 Open evening* 7 to 9.
QUICK PROFITH— Build an Aladdin
Houae on your lot and make ‘4 u *ck
and profitable turnover. Gall **>7
Ford bldg., or phoge Main »«<0
Established Bakery
Near Trumbull Must **ll. Big profit*.
Snap price s*«<).
EBERT. 309 Majestic Bldg.
At TOMOBfLF*
ALADDIN GARAGE 94* S3 All ma
terial complete. Shipment ™,*de
day order received, call Ford
or phone Main 3**o.
mij.i*nn» AND TOOL
and Tocket Billiard Ta
ble* with the only genuine Monarch
ctiehlona. new and remodeled at
moderate prleea and easy term*;
alio supplies and repairing. Frun*-
wteW-Bafke-Cnll*nd*r Go., of Michi
gan, 190 Randolph-st.
“ I,0"T tiD Eni *b
LOST—in Broadway Market Wed
nesday about noon, chain key ring
with triangular clasp, aeven or
eight key* and finger ring on
tju efcatn A fly* dollar reward is
offered for return of earns to Mr.
%in» or Mr. Sterling.
H. A. Jones Real Estate Cos.
Main 3130, 70 Waahlngton-blxrd.
MoV»Y~ TOIX) A X
CONSTRUCTION LOANS Liberal
amount*. J. F. Weber. >O4 Orattot.
WE BUY LAND CONTRACTS*
Detroit Land Contract Cos.
glt-tlt Hammond Bldg. Cad. 6914.
; Iff ’ WTggswot egg
Hannan Rental Agency
A free list of houeea and flats. Call
In person at the oldest and largest
real eatate eachange In Michigan.
1 MrGRAW BLDG.
FURNISHED BUNG A LOW, near lake
—Fire miles from Pontiac. A. 8.
Randall. Drayton Plain*.
TO WWT-—ROOMI.
HOTEI. FRANKLIN
Cor. Larged and Batea—-only a block
from woodward and JeffFPkon-araa.
and only half a block from the new
fnterurban watting room. Extra
fine room* at 76e. II and $1.60 per
day
FHatlng—-the alata ml hi**—that
Is isgk> T>m*e Jab Dept. —Mala 4H4
THURSDAY, JUN*R 1. I*l*.
FUR Mir,—V.KAXT IJ>TI
$250 LOT
Two blocks from new Omklmnd
car line; 10% down. Call 260
W. Hancock, after 6 p. m.
Grand 5131.
I
GRATIOT FRONTAGE
57x200 FT., $575
Absolutely 1300 under market. B<ml
l*i adjoining property he* <xlr*ady
sold for s‘*so. Nothing wrong with
It Wr Invite vour Inspection. Un
restricted . can handle on easy pay
ment*. See Mr. Slmonda.
WALTER C. PIPER
too Holden Bldg fad I Mac 419.
8 W. corner Griswold and Gd. River.
GEORGIA AVE.
40 ft fist sir* $l6O under market
On nor must have money and will
make rn<y term*
Swamvick & Nesbitt Cos.
*34 Dime Rmnk Bid*. Cadillac *79d.
Bran-h Hemlock 3773.
50x135 COrt7 SBSO
1 BLK. OFF WOODWARD
In 'Beautiful Northwood.” out
Woodward-av* S2OO under market
and will hear full Inspection Hew
er*. water, sidewalk# and beauti
fied ground*. Ready to huMd on *f
a fine Investment. See Mr Klmondg.
WALTER C. PIPER
4"o Holden Bldg f'adlllae 41*.
8 It corner Griswold and Gd. River.
ROYAL OAK LOT* -- Have small
equity If taken for cash at one*.
Box 8. Detroit Time*.
BALDWIN PARK
40 and 50 ft fiat site* and slngla
sit** readv for budding. W# hare
the l« we t price, and beat term*
available In this fine subdivision.
See us <»r phone for full Informa
tion
Swan wick & Nesbitt G).
*34 Dime Rank Hldg Cadillac *79*.
Branch Hemlock 1775.
Modern Bungalow $595
i oiupletr material for building five
ro.im modern bungalow $593. Ship
ment same day order received.
i til 607 l-’ord bldg, or phone Main
2**o.
FOR a% I F—RKvORTa
FoR SALK AT LAKE OR lON—Two
*ioi\ boaidlng bouse, 31 roomie
steam heat; barn, woodshed, chick
en park, outside < ellar. large gar
den Also high-class fastest rootar
hoar on lake. Dr. c a. DeCou. lock
box Pontiac, Mich.
W4VTKD—TO KXUIV4NC4R
wr EXCHANGE your old furnltura
for new or give you caah. Main
3004 I*3 Mlchigan-ave.
—RKAt, MT4TR
WANTED
OJIBWAY ACREAGE—SUto
location, price and terms.
Box No. E-40 Times.
LOT OWNERS—DoubIe your ordin
ary profit* by building an Aladdin
Readl.f’ut Houae Quirk erection,
extremely low coats. Call at one*.
607 Ford bldg., or phon* Main $199.
FOR tAUF-VAMU.
~62~A'CRES _
15 mile* out. good land, good htltid
ing* and wifi sail at a bargain.
50 ACRES
Good land, good building*. M rod*
from tnterurban car*, a snap. Chit
for full particulars.
MALONKY-CAMPRELL REALTY 001.
6f»4 Free Pre*a Bldg.
Member Detroit Real Estata Board.
FLORlDA—Caloonahatch** Hirer. IM
acre*, fronting mile and kdlf Ml
Dixie Highway. M’rtt* qulok far
description and Price. AddvnM
Doak Aydelett. Tuuahoma. Tenn.
FARM BUYERS—Oet my magaalMt
JAMES 81/OCUM. Dime Rank Rid#.
■TORA44F, AND C4RT4CE
ACME Storage mammoth war all —M>
Storage, moving. M. 199. *1 QUn*b
rrTrrn jt nnniinr rn pinitij
racking, fireproof; rates right N9*
or vans for suburban mgynlE
Phon* Cadillac *9.
nOKHL BROS., Storage, Cartaga Ms
Tacking Offloa, I*l AlfradT RldgeTtt
PARTY MOV7NO to California on*
rent part of car. Contral Itltat*
Cos., Cadillac •>■
Prtotbsg—the *l*<* seat IMMkat
la rtgke—-Tlmee Job DtyU-EIEdK
PROPOSALS FOR
WOOD SHAFTS
Sealed proposals will ba recatryd at
the office of the Pabllc Lighting COW
mission. 6* E#*t Atwater stranC nntS
4 p. m. Thursday. June 1. 191*. for
furnishing Wood than* required for
the public lighting plant in gantfgi
anc* with the specifications on flla E
th* Super In tendent’a offlea,
wm r T •‘fflajfcw

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