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FRIDAY, JUNK 9. 1916.
CALF SELLS
FOR $20,000
AT AUCTION
King Champion Has
Apple Knocked Down
To Ohio Man
SALE CONCLUDES
HOLSTEIN MEET
First 57 Head Offered
Bring Average Price
of $1,140.50
The convention of Holstein breed
•r«. which ha* been on In Detroit
thin week, cloned with an auction
aale of registered cattle, Thur*rta>
afternoon and Friday morning, at
the Michigan State Fair ground*. If
the farmers of Michigan and the in
habitants of Detroit had any doubt
an to the importance of the Holstein
breeding Industry In America, these
doubts have all been dispelled by
thin wonderfully enthusiastic con
ventlon and sale. There were isu
cattle In the offering which wan
made under the auspices of the N»
tional Holstein Freislan Sale t’o , of
Michigan, the sale director being II
A. Moyer, of Syracuse. New York
9, T. Wood, of Uverpool, X. Y.,
was on hand with the statistics
and a five-minute talk from this
well Informed stockman was ne«rl>
always followed by a s.*,<» addlllon
to the selling price of the animal
whose praises he sang An ahie
corps of auctioneers was led by the
veteran. Col. D. I* Perry, of Co
lumbus, O.
The cattle offered were all up to
the vefy feather-edge of breeding
fitness, but none of them wen pam
pered or overdone, as has so «ft»<
boen the case in .connection wltH
■ales of purebred cattle In recent
years. The cattle of which the or
ferlng was compoeed, were <on
signed by 29 of the strongest Hol
stein breeders In this count i>
seven states being represented The
cattle sold went to breeders located
In nearly every state In the union
Michigan getting her fnll share.
The seven months’ hull calf, King
Champion Rag Apple, carried away
the honors of the meeting, and was
sold for $20,000 to A. \V. Green. Mid
dlefleld, O. The sire of this promis
ing young bull is the great Hag
Apple Korndyke Bth, widely adver
tised as the greatest Holstein hull
In the world The darn was a mar
velous producer, giving 99 9 pounds
of milk in one day. The calf was
consigned by Oliver Cabana, Jr
Etma Center, N. Y., who also bad
■eveml other cattle of rare breed
ing In the sale. The first 3ft head
offered brought an average of $ I
119; the first ft 7 head averaged Si,-
140,ft0. a very high average for so
large a number
The Flanders Stock farm. Orchard
I dike, Mich., was a liberal buyer,
landing some of the fluent Individ
uala In the offering. Mr Flanders
purchased the richly-bred yearling
bull. King of the Pont lacs, paying
ss.ooo, a four-months-old hull calf
for $1,425. and a pair of twin year
ling heifers, sired hy a bull that
cost $50,000, for I’J.ftftO. Rising A
Henson, of Fayette. 0., paid $1,700
for a cow, and A. A Cortelyou. of
Summerville, N Y„ paid $2,500. but
he got for his money one of the
best bred heifers in the offering.
Another pair of twin yearling heif
era were sold to C. W. Dray, of
Bridgeport, Pa., for $1,075 each. T
A. Hoghson, of East Aurora. V Y..
paid $1,325 for a yearling heifer,
and A. A. Harthorn, of Hamilton.
N. Y„ paid SI,OOO for a cow.
One of the most remarkable
things connected with the records of
the cattle offered In this sale and
with their ancestors was the won
The Beginning of Saving
Just as in everythlnpr else, there is a right
and a wrong way to save. Saving should
lie above all systematic and purposeful.
Systematic in that you set aside a definite
sum at definite intervals.
Purposeful in that you save for a definite
object.
The advice of this hank is to adopt as your
first purpose the initial premium on a Life
Insurance Policy.
Talk to a Life Insurance Man About This Plan
The Peoples State Bnak
«
Cor. Fort and ShelJjy Sts.
Resources Over Sixty Million Dollars
derful butter records they had made
No one can be found who will deny
the supremacy of the Holstein as u
milk producer, but those who have
criticisms to offer on the breed have
In bygone days beeu beard to hint
that an average sample of Holstein
milk waa none too rich Ln butter
fat. Certainly nothing of this kind
could be said about the cattle of
fered at this sale, for many of the
cows tested above four per cent, and
a few above live per cent butter fat.
, < faMesHMM«sKasssMssM
| Produce
DKTHOIT. Mich., June s.—Receipt*
of Htrawtx-rrlss were vary light this
morning, and In fact the market waa
rather poorly supplied with fresh
vetfr tablee and green stuff of ail
kinds In moat raaea dealers had
more or leas stork on hand, which
helped out for the big Friday tradv,
but unless receipts show Improve
ment the outlook waa for a pretty
light market Saturday. Strawberries
were scarce on account of wet
weather and were sharply higher.
I nid potatoes ware also marked up.
and the Mat generally was Arm In
ton*.
Apples Ren Davis, $1.5008; Bald
wins. $3.60 04; Hteels Bad. <405 bhl.;
Kuasets DU SSO bhl.; western box
apples, 11 ?6ff>.t6 box
Bananas- Good shipping stock,
II -'•'U 2 per bunch.
Henna Dried Umss. 6Wso7e lb.
4 alifurnla Krutts, ('berries, $2.25;
apricots. $2 SO per box.
I aulllseer *1 600 1 75 per box.
t akh.ee New. $2 504*2.75 crate.
4 hreae Michigan flats, 15c; New
York, lie Swiss. 280.12 c; imported
Swiss. .'tSO 39c; llmburger. new. 2-lb.
16c; I -111.. 17c; brick cream, 164»c;
long horns, 164%c; daisies, l6‘alft6S'*
per lh.
Dressed t'alves —Fancy, 14015 c;
I common. 120 11c lb.
Freak Vegetables--Green peppers.
; 12.250 240 crate. f.<ic basket radish
es. long. 150 2 f 'c. round 11026 c dox ;
i lettuce. 100 12c per |b.. parsley, 20 <9
; 25c dox , cucumbers, hothouse, fi
( I 40 per do/. ; hothouse tomatoes. 1 k
i ff 20c |h.. carrots, fl 15 hamper; head
lettuce. Iceberg, $1.500 2 p*r bu ;
| wax beans and green beans, fl 50
! hamper, Florida tomatoes. $4,250
14*0 r.se; asparagus, sections. II w
125 box gr*-en peas. $1 750 2 bu ;
watercress, 200 25c per crate; green
I corn $5 50 per bbl., *OO 60c per dox.
I Drape fruit l ift 4 per crate
I Honey—Fancy white, new. 16017 c;
! (Unix r, 104/ lie lb., extracted, 70 8c
I per lh.
Iln> Detroit shippers are paying
I the following prices for baled nay in
car lots f o. t».. Detroit; No. i tlm
| othy. s2l 504/ .’2. standard timothy,
120 500 21, light mixed. $20.50 4< 2f;
No timothy. $lBOl9 No l mixed.
|l ,’| fiO'n 14, No 2 mixed. slitl !2 . No.
; I clover. Ill*/ 14, rye straw $7.5008;
wheat and oat straw, $6.500 7 per
ton
I noons - It'll 4 sft per box.
I loirs —ll 1001.15 per 100.
Melons Rocky fords, It 50 04 75 rer
.crate; ponies, Jl 750 1.85 crate; wa-
I termelons, 75cfi II each
Mushrooms 15 0 10c lh
Oranges Navels, SIOB per b6l
( Valrn (as. It '.uf/t per box.
Onions Texas Bermudas, yellow,
$2 150 3.25 white. 1:75 crate
I’lnespples $2.750 3 per crate
$ 1.25(1/ 1 75 per dox.
Potatoes White |1 |OO I.?ft new
Bermudas, I*- ?5B 8.50 bbl |7 bu.;
i pew Florlrla* $6.7M» 7 bbl., $2.50 bu.;
, triumphs. I. 75 p» r hid
Poultry Broilers. 14 0 Sic medium
I hens, 19c; stag-t. 12 0 13c; geese, 110*
I 12c ducks, lOTi 20c per lh.
straw berries 24-qt < sses. $1 76 0 3
j esse; 14 -ql cases. $1 75
JonniNfi PRItF.B.
Canned I loads — Apples. 52.5001 >0
gal , baked henna 1-lh., 300 60c,
I Lima beans, $lO 1.25 Corn bsney
; Maine, $1.15; standard. sl. Table
1 beets, $' 230 1 40. Peas. Fancy early
I June. $1 30; standards, ft. Salmon,
I tall. $2 30. fist, pings, 90c. Tomatoes,
i slls. Marrowfat peas. $1 early
I June 11.50, sifted early June, $1.40
I per do«.
f eed--.fdhblng prices In \i-bbl
sacks Bran, $24. standard middlings
$76 tine middlings. S3O; ccjudcttd
| corn, $33; corn and cat chop. S2B t.«n
Flour Johhlng prices: Best Ml<hl
bun patent. $6 sft. second patent
IK 20; straight. $5 30; pure rye. »
spring patent. $6 30 per bbl. in paper
sacks
Detroit tMl—Raw linseed oil, 72c.
boiled linseed. 73c gal. In barrel lots
, Kerosene In iron barrels; Diamond
i headlight Bfc, perfection. 8 sc. pal
j aoine 10.8 c; red crown gasoline,
per gal.
| Hardware Nalls. $2 30 keg case.
annealed wire. $2 90 per bundle gitl
| vanlxed barbed wire. 2-p<*lnt. $2.22
j per spool, galvanised sheets. 24-
gauge. #5 $5; 27-gauge. $5.36 28-
gauge. $5 60, 30-gauge. $5 90 per cwt ;
Buhl brttnxed axes, single handled.
<9.\n. double. sl2 50 per dot; bis k
sheet metal, 22 and 24-gauge. $3.25;
1 ggugg, $3 30; 27-gauge, $3 35* J«-
gnnge. $3.40 per cwt Carriage bolts,
small, 60c 10 and 6 off; large, 40 and
6 off. machine holts small 80. 10
and 10 off; large 40c is and 5 off list.
Hides No 1 cured hides. 18 4*-; No
1 green hides, 15c: No 1 cured bulls,
13c. No. i green bulls, 10c; No. 1
cured veal kTp. 20c, No. 1 green veal
kip. 13c: No 1 cured murrain, l«c;
No | green murrain. 16c: Vo. 1 cured
calf. 2sc' No 1 green calf. 25c; No 1
horse hides. $6; No. 2 horse hides. $6;
No. 1 tallow 3c; No 2 tallow. 7c; No.
2 hides. 1c off; No. 2 kip and calf
1 L,r off; sheepskin fas to amount or
wool), 50c 0 $2.60.
I,RH<* Alien w«« one dnjr Rifting
on th<* floor near the eofg and. tee
ing some tiny cobwebo hanging from
the bottom, he exclaimed; “Oh.
mamma, there'a a lot of motha in
the Rosa!”
“How do you know, dear?” nhe
anked
“Recaiiae.’* he replied, pointing to
the cohwebß, ”1 aee their taiia hang
ing down.”
Leaves Society
For Vaudeville
I'' J
MISS RUTH TUFFORD.
A member of the tabloid musical
comedy company, "The Joy RldcrM."
this week, In the Miles theater, is a
daughter of W. H. Tufford. of Clin
ton, la, president of the Inluritl
Prexi asgocialion. Miss Tufford is
an nrconoplished musician and a
great lover of outdoor sports.
E. A. DUSTIN BACK
FROM JAPAN
Edward A Dustin, general man
ager of the Ashley 5/ Dustin lines,
returned Thursday to Ikurnit after
an eight weeks’ sojourn in Japan.
Mr. Ikisiln left town April Ift. He
returned in the best of htylth and
spirits, and reports a pleasant Jour
ney.
Best Farmed Country
The office of farm management
of the United States department of
agriculture has completed a survey
of one of the best farmed counties
in the United States. Chester coun
ty. Pennsylvania. This survey
shows that the crop yield produced
by intensifying the farming pro
cesses rises along with the labor in
come up to a certain point. After
that point larger yields produced by
Intensive farming art* accompanied
bv a loss In the labor income
< V — a . ■
Sugar Market
Sugar Corrected dally bv )V II
Kdgiit ,v Si*n Crystal domlm****. 2-lb.,
<ll 55 l>«>. 5-lb., $11.55 Cagle tab
lets. $10.25; cut loaf, <9.40 cubes,
<x*>s; XXXX powdered, $3.5t). stand
aril powdered, $8.46; granulated, ex
tra coarse, 1x.20. granulated, flne.
In hulk. <8 05; granulated. 26-lb tot
tons. <8 15. crystal domino gran. 2-
lb. and 6-lb cartons, in cases, <8 3j
crystal domino gi*tn, HF cases. <8 4u,
diamond A <8.16; confect loners* A.,
<B. No. 4. <8 <ls. No. 5. <B. No. 6, <7 $6;
No 7. $7.30; No. 8, <7.85 No. 9. <7 8(i
No. 10, <7.75. No 11. <7 70. No 12,
<7 66; No 13. $7.6«; No. 14. <7 60; No.
16. <7.60. nt>n-caking mixture $9.
beet granulated, $7.!'.1 i>< r 100 lbs
household powd . I *. 24 to case, <2 40.
Do. 48 to case. $4,70 per case.
Hank 4'leerencee.
Friday's clearances $7 268,648 90;
total clearances 1916 to date. sßs*,-
840.124. total 1915 to corresponding
date, <555,021,5 86 24.
Pristina—the plain neat kln*»—tbai
la right—Times Jolt Depl.— Vials 4.420
Births
BOYS
William McClelland. 600 Llnwood.
Gall ett N Hut gene. 26$ Stanford.
Kail B. Brtnditge, SKI Trumbull.
William H Wall. H'ui Oakland. Al
exander Barnett. 319 Alger. Joseph
J. Kniser, 876 Van Dyke Walter (In
wronskl, I<*ll Theodore. M'< hael Fl
ick, 51 Pulaski. John Butaash, 150
Copeland. Alvah Harrison. 81 Beals;
Daniel Dunajdslrk. 970 Hancock F,',
Charles It. Chamberlain, 48.1 Dela
ware; Warlaw Chrxeseljanek. 08 Wnl
hrldge; Chari** Spiers, 551 Miltary.
Charles I'oarce, 68 Sibley . William
Ye/ena, 826 Campbell. Eric F Hyde.
1334 Vermont - Hairy Walters, luJay.
Sam Beattie, 633 Meldrum Alphens
Brabant. 272 Twenty-fourth; Robert
Tolmle, 817 Fort W.; Hawley C. Beard,
198 Lincoln.
GIRLS
Harold tl Wilson, Harper hospital.
Jerry J Hanlon, 414 Glendale; Chas.
J. Uraknac, 21 tTesawell; Adam tttt.
20 1-awton, John Kranter, 381 Hum
boldt; Victor Berfortl, 110 Melrose;
Nirhcflas Martlsevttch. *B3 lloll.ro. k
Carmen D. Preston, 211 Pitcher, Otto
Da Hi, 1342 Mack; Anthony Barba. 945
Farnsworth. Edward H< pner, 213
Pierce. John Lococo, 11 St. Joseph.
Isadora Perehlrk. 286 Flint Janies P
Thompson. Grace hospital Edward F.
Mtstor, 781 Military; William H
O'Brien. 26 Biddle Henry Helde. 432
Crawford. Robert 7-annoth. 783 Se.v
burn; Joseph Zitney. 327 Lawton, Ar
thur Lyberg. 799 Monroe. Antonis
Puma, 38# K , Francesco
Maiorsna, 536 Adelaide. Kalman Ha
lay. 1052 Palmer. Edward Pine. 22
Gaister; Earl B. Newton. 3017 East
Orand-blvd.; Rudolph Rolaff, 29! Mt
Elliott; William Combe, 163 Hum
boldt
Deaths
Angelo Zumpnrllnl, 111 Bessemore,
19 years. ulcer of stoninch; Anno V.
Ackley, 114 Milwaukee K , IS years,
peat partutn hemorrhage, Marguerite
Plttlnger, 30 Taft, 21 year*, cerebral
tumor Stanlalawn l.ugowska, Stina*
rltan hospital, lx ceara. lobar pneu
monia. Walter K Budge, Orare hos
pital, 51 year*, Inquest pending. Thos
J Holand, 111 <“lark; S days, mal
nutrition. Maraball Kinney, Itecelv-
In* hoapltal, 4H yearn, gastric carci
noma. I.ntils Krause til Antletam. OS
year*. eeret»ral hemorrhage; John Je
xorskt, 92 I.lvlngstone, ,1u years, pul
monary tuberculosis; John Ahrens,
100 Bussell. 5t yeara, mitral Inauffl
clency, Kar| Frans. “SI Kraklne, 7 7
yeara. cerebral apoplexy; Wllhelmlne
A pel, 021 Cadillac. 0.1 yeara. cardiac
aathma; Hubert Prleha. *O6 Coplln, SO
yeara, pulmonary tuherculoala; Al
exia Mcnutsey, Merman Kiefer hoa
pltal, 2 yeara, tuherculoala meningi
tis; Klemena Waplenakl, 17 M<Brear
ty, 7 month*. acute hronrhltla, Stella
Karaasewakl, 2S Ht. Joaephnt'a al
ley. I months, convulsions. Beatrice
Athos, 170 K. laifayette, S months,
lleo colitis: Annie Hlben, Children's
Free hospital, 1 year. septicemia;
John Cuchette, SSI Brewster. 10
yearlk gunshot wnnnda; I.eah Tyrone
FrencV *SO Charlevoix. S years,
broncho pneumonia, Nicholas Bod
narink. 4x7 Watson, 4* year*, acute
nephritis; Leonefa flmolen, 1102 !*t
Anhln, 4 months, convulsions: BurVy
Wardle. 201 Concord, SI years, ma
lignant Jaundice, Barney j. Wards
2611 Butternut, 47 years mitral Insuf
ficiency. Rod* In K Hose, || Van
Court 10 months, broncho nneumo
nla. I’jottle Hchmsrsky, 776 Hastings,
17 years, scute lobar pneumonia;
Charles M Batt. S2l Bademscher, 2
years, broncho pneumonia.
DETROII TIMES
nrnpi'E’S
I PAGES
ONE CENT A WORD
t'ash with order; If oharged. 7c a
line.
No transient advertising inserted
for less than 16c with cash; l*
changed. 18c per Insertion.
The above rates apply to all clasal
fleations except Births, Cards of
Thanks, Obituaries, Meeting Not MX
etc .
Births, Deaths. Cards nf Thanks
and Meeting Notices - Minimum
charge, 35c for 25 words or less. Each
additional word. 1 l-Bc.
- r 1
’Try Bemb Floral Sarvice.”
“Flowers for Everyl>ody"
The L. Bemb Floral Company.
Albert Pochelon.
Main 800$ , 168 Bates-at.
HBCI.P WAVTKD —MALt
A I-GOAL AKCHITBCT wants good
draftsman for general office work.
Excellent temporary engagement.
Bog E. No. 87. Times.
BARBEIt wanted at once; the Job la
good for S2O a week. 866 Elm
wood-gve.
BARBER, wanted, ateady. sl6. half
$23. 29 00 Woodward. Hem. 40 <5.
BARBER wanted; steady, flrst-clasa
man. sls, half over $22. 10S4 Michi
gan.
BARBER wanted for Saturday. $6 60
guaranteed. 636 Qrstloi
BARBERS wanted; two for Saturday.
<7 and half over <9. 246 Clay-live.
BARBER SHOP for sale; good loca
tion, 3 chairs 42 Marquette.
BARBER wanted, good trade, good
guarantee, 1357 Jefferson east.
BARBER wanted for Saturday, $6
and half over $6 11x2 Michigan
Rf*Y with bicycle. Rood wages. Acme
D. (.’, t’o., 570 Woodward.
BOV about 17 or 18. must know city
thoroughly. Apply at 2397 East
Jefferson.
ItiiYS wanted, with or without bicy
i |e> sternly employment; sulary <R
i.. <ls per' week, good’opportunity
f..i iilv.incement Western Union
Telegraph Cos,, Shelby and Con
gress-sts.
Bt iYB r r errands, <7 Apply at once
Th. Franklin Press, 164 Congreas
st. west.
BOvs wanted to wrap brand. Apply
Van Dyke Bakery Cos.
B<»YS wanted with wheels, no Sun
day work Apply 7<Hs Stnte-st.
H< 'VS to turn gloves. Houghten, 497
B' k«r.
CARPENTERS Rough carpenters or
handy men at once; good wages.
Call 718 Parker-ave., half block
south Mack car line.
CARPENTERS wanted, steady work;
flr*t-olas* men only need apply.
Walnut 4267.
CARPENTER finishers wanted. Dav
ison, corner of Oakman. Burr-
Hart Job.
DRIVER wanted for delivery car;
cmie ready for work; must have
reference and know rfty well. Ap
ply 208 Second.
DRUG CLERK—Assistant or two of
three-years' experience, Fair Drug
Store, 2142 East Orand-blvd.
ELECTRIC welder wanted. C. A C.
machines Apply Buhl Malleable
Cos, foot of Adair-st.
“ ERRANI» BOY
WANTED
Detroit Times Job Printing: De
partment, 77 Bauley-ave.
GRINDER hands wanted. Apply Se-
Mk Bros., 640 Twenty-fourtn-st.
FIRST-CLASH heavy sheet Iron
workers, coppersmith, blacksmith
helpers. Young Bros, 313 Frank
-11 ti-st.
MAN with Kurd to demonstrate Unit
ed Start! r SOB Ford bldg
\| \ N to work on farm. Apply 464
la»fa> et te-a ve. east.
MAN* to help In kitchen. $9 per week.
'■96 Mack-ave.
PHARMACIST t registered» wanted
must he first-class man; cor
respondence strictly confidential.
Phone Mai ket 6704 Mercer Phar
macy,
PHARMACISTS Fully registered;
also one registered assistant. I »e
--trolt Drug Cos., 709 Woodward.
PORTER wanted; hoy preferred.
Hanover Shoe Cos., 9 Monroe-ave.
PORTER for harher shop; good loca
tion. Apply 1300 Hastlngs-st.
PORTER for barber shop. 838 Dtx.
PRINTER—Young man to set type
and distribute At Winder Print
ing Cos.. 81-83 Park-pl.
SALESMAN of ability, automobile
proposition only good men need
apply Those acquainted with the
A A. I* proposition preferred; good
commission Harrison Auto Sup
ply Cos., 179 Jefferson-ave east.
SALESMEN— Experienced salesmen
for hardware, grocery Jewelry,
lumber, tobacco, electrical lines:
one Polish salesman; also cigar
clerk. 626 Chamber of Commerce
WANTED —Two first-class mattress
finishers; steady work all the year
round. Detroit Bedding Cos.. 65
Illinois
WANTED- 25 men to erect sign
hoard. Apply Driveway Entrance
Mr. Townsend. 236 Fort-st. east.
WANTED- Fifteen experienced s»w
er diggers Apply at once to Geo.
If. goffel Cos.. 323 Jefferson-ave. F
YOUNG MAN to work in
room American Electrical Hester
Cos. 1361 Wood ward-ave.
YOUNG MAN wanted to work In gro
cery store; must have aorffe experi
ence. Apply at 899 Grand River.
YOUNG MAN with mime drug store
experience, at once. Market 6402
WANTED— Bright young man about
17 yeara of age to work In mall
room Applv Mailing Dept , Detroit
Tlmea. 73-75-77 Ragley-ave.
WANTED Experienced house-to
houae canvasser Good salary for
reliable and energetic man Applv
Circulation Department. The De
troit Tlmea.
lIM.f IMM i.H—rtCMblß
CANVASSERS Exclusive portrait
prupoaltlop with good organisa
tion. salary and commlsalon Ap
ply 418 Llghtner bldg., 64 Lafay
ette-ave.
COOK for restaurant (white nr
nted): also second cook. 368 Cass
i'< »M I’ETK NT MXH> to go nut nf
city, good wages. North 1047.
DIS HW\Sll E 1 i 5
hoard and room Hotel Normandie.
I NGLIHH FPF.AKINO OIRI. f r gen
ersl housework In apt , good home
and eaay work. 22* West Hancock.
EXPERIENCED GIRL for general
housework, no cooking. **• War
ren east.
41 TO 44 I lIMNtUtIKS 41 TO 0 t’MXOIIIKS
MENTAL
SELF-STARTERS
Read These Bargains
On Auto Supplies
$25.00 Stewart Speedometers Flush Type Head, complete $9.00
Hepair Kits, great for the auto, includes 1 chisel, 1 punch,
1 cotter puller, 3 wrenches, 1 screw driver, 1 pair pliers,
1 wrench and 1 hammer at only 1.19
Tool Boxes 22x9x10 special 1.20
SB.OO Electric Head Lamps; bullet shape with prop cen
ters only pair 5.00
$5.00 Screamer Hand Horns—only a few left at 1.98
Electric Tail Lamps 40c and up
Windshields, all models and sizes $7.50 and up
Wheels, any make or size $3.00 each
Deaco Lighting Generators with cutouts SIO.OO
Ford Roadsters Bodies with tops 20.00
1914 Fold Touring Bodies with Tops 25.00
Tops, many sizes and types in mohair and rubber com
plete with side curtains and top boot—Send for Top
Chart SIO.OO and up
Left hand Jacox steering gears with dash brackets SIO.OO
Right hand drive Cross steer Jacox gears with frame
brackets 7.50
Many other sizes and types. Write or call for particulars.
STORE OPEN SUNDAYS FROM 9 A. M. TO 1 P. M.
Special Mail Order Division for out-of-town motorists, (let our
Big Illustrated Bargain Bulletin. It will save you money on
your auto supplies.
PURITAN MACHINE COMPANY
DETROIT, MICH. PHONE WEST 2297
421 LAFAYETTE BLVD.
II El.l* \\ 4\TEI>—FEMALE
KXI I.UIENt'ED WAITRESSES. 1456
\\ otxlward.
GIRL for ling mil filling In la
huratoi >, <7 w-ck. Apply ready
for work at uni't. .164 Hendrle, tor.
Rivard.
Glltl. for office work wanted with
typewriting ability, permanent p*»-
jot.on Appl\ right away. Room
412. 27 K,itt Grand River.
GIRL for general houaework; no
wa!*h iig good wagrn. Ridge 3296
nr 705 Burnx-ave.
GILL wanted to take rare of store.
4 i ‘.Vest Montcalm, corner of Uark
bivd
GIRL to «f*.tl»t with houaework and
help with children. 3110 Jefferaon
e*.«t.
GIRL for general hounework. Inquire
1 11 PaltTstcr. North 1354-R.
GIRL to axelat ln housework Apply
527 Rademacher. Rhone Cedar 1207-
J.
GIRL for housework. 276 Barker.
East if 69 -J.
GIRL for general housework, apart
ment, small family, no laundry
work, good wages. 17 Garfleld-ave.
Grand 3007.
HOUSEWORK —Wanted, girl for gen- (
eral housework, no washing. 94
Rhode leland-ave.
HOUSEWORK—Experienced girl for
general housework. 41 Melbourne.
Market 6323.
HOUSEWORK —Maid wanted for gen
eral housework. 52 East Palmer,
Aral apartment
HOUSEWORK —Girl to assist with
hmisewirk. 1720 Meldrum. Ridge
5637-R
KITCHEN WOMAN wanted. Apply 31
Jefferson.
LADY DRESSERS wanted at good
wages, Jacoby's, 53 Howard.
NURSE GIRL to trt for 2-year-old
child. Mrs. Stewart, 20 Davenport.
- Grnnd 5480.
STENOGRAPHF.K with office experi
ence; steady employment. 232 W.
Fort-at. I
TELEPHONE
OPERATORS
WANTED
Owing to the constantly in- 1
creasing number of calls, tve
require additional operators.
Pay while learning. Advance
ment rapid. No slack season.
Apply
Michigan State
Telephone Cos.
C*>r. John R. and Madison.
RAGTIME PIANO TAUGHT In *6
lessons—Estonia School of Popular
M.:sic. M. Frames Berry Caalllac
391 5-J. 96 Broadway
WANTED Experienced girl for ba
kery. Apply 317 Michigan.
RELIABLE GIRL for general work,
no laundry or cleaning; $7 s week
Mrs. Russell Thomson. 1139 Sec
ond-av**.. Market 6295
WANTED—2S women for
aundry work. No experience
necessary.
PARISIAN LAUNDRY CO.
43 Grand River Ave.
1
Waitress at 1 4ss woodward; no
Sundny work Market 4929.
$1 4 NTED Thoroughly experienced
housekeeper who can manage large
household; kindly mall copies of
references 1760 Jefferson.
W4ITHKSS, also girl to wash dishes.
416 Ilart-ave., near Jefferson east.
WANTED, womsn for general house
work and children; god home for
rljrht person 491 Crawford. Take
W esf Fort through car.
WANTED- Experienced maid, gen
eral housework small family; good
wages. Phone Hemlock 1870.
WANTED -flood girl for housework:
no washing; modern houae; good
wages, loti t'ass-ave., corner of
Ferry.
W WTED Glfrl for general house
work no washing or Ironing; good
Christian home Apply 61 East For
est -ave.
WANTED Pastry cook 168 laifay
ette west, near Second.
v\ 4NTED—Good strong lady ftt
kitchen. 1560 Woodward.
YOUNG <lllll. for general housework
In small family; no washing good
wages. Inquire 96 Josephine, cor
ner John It
ACCORDION rt.4ITIN(.
Born A Smith, 213 Woodw'd ; also hem
stitching. buttons covered fTVv 3513
4 1 TOMORITRi
ALADDIN OARAIiF, $46 6*. All ma
terial complete. Shipment made
day order received Call 667 Ford
bldg., or phone Main 3860.
FOK SALK—MISCELLAX EOl'N
ALADDIN READI-CUT HOME—Save
four profit* by building tht* way.
Cull at 607 Kurd bldg, or phone
Main 3160 for full information and
prices.
STEINBERG sells suits that
originally sold for as much as
S2O. S3O. S4O, for
ss—s6 —$7
Bargains in Unredeemed Jew
elry, Musical Instruments,
Cameras, Fishing Tackle.
Machinist Tools
We can wave you 15 to 20 per cent
on machinist tool*. See our price*
before you buy.
COME TO OUR STORE
You might And aomethlna you have
been looking for for half the prl<«
STEINBERG’S
LIBERAL LOAN OFFICE
117-119 MICHIGAN
Near Cass
KNARE riANO for *255: regular *3bo
style, full else; rehnlahed; rose
wood, unusually sweet tone; splen
did condition. Special bargiiin this
week Pay weekly or monthly.
ORINNELL BROS.. 245 Woodward.
Typewriters—Late Models
Underwood. Corona.
If-—Hiyal. Smith. Rerolnf-
IryftSSl II to ft month. Detroit
jwGBS&fBH Typewriter Cos.. 140 Jes-
MgtWkr fersi.n. near Woodward.
Main 4163.
*173 FOR SI NO It R PIANO, whs *3sn.
flne oak. modern In every detail;
splendid condition; full, pure tone
Easy terms. Call at once or phone
ORINNELL BROS.' Ttranch. 57 Mon
roe.
SODA FOUNTAIN, billiard and pool
taMe*. new and second-hand. Oeo.
Marsh Cos.. 20 E\ Atwater. K 7. terma.
Typewriter Bargains
*ls to *SO. direct from taotory, easy
terms. UNDERWOOD. ROYAL. CO
RONA. etc. Renting *1 50 up. Larg
est stock in city. D. S TYPE
WRITER CO.. Padilla. *696. Cam
pus Martlus, next Detroit opera
house.
ELECTRIC STATIC cheap single sta
tionary mica disc; over 5 feet high;
on table; *ls takes it for quick sale.
ORINNELL BROS.' Branch 57 Mon
roe
ROOMS—-Furnltun for rooms com
plete, *1 week Sumner. Mich. A- Ith.
STORAGE furniture, nearly new bar
gain price. Sumner Cos,. Mich A Ith
to rk\t—nt sines* platen
Jefferson Near Griswold
Second floor. 20x101) feet Freight
and passenger elevator*. Steam and
hot orator.
Union Trust Cos. Main 4170.
TO MAT—ri\\os
PIANOS—Best makes, greatest as*
•ortment; year's rent allowed m
purchase ORINNELL RRoS 245
Wood ward -live.
W 4 5T TO Bfv—MINCELLAXEOI'S
CASH for old false teeth, gold crowns,
broken Jewelry, diamonds, watches,
etc., full value paid. Liberty Rfg
Cos.. 97 Woodw'd. 4th floor elevator.
WASTKD-7TO RTt'llt NOE
WE EXCHANGE your old furniture
for new or give you cash. Main
1 MONEY TO~L«> A 5
CONSTRUCTION LOANS Libeial
amounts. J. F. Weber, JO4 Qi stint.
WE BUY LAND CONTRACTS
Detroit Land Contract Cos.
612-111 Hammond Bldg Cad 5*16
ATORMiF AND CARTAGE
ACME Storage mammoth warehouse.
Storage, moving M 399. 41 Gilman.
CENTRAL STORAGE CO., moving,
packing, fireproof, rat-* right Mo
tor vans for suburban moving
Phone Cadillac 49.
ROFHL BROS.. Storage. Cartage and
Packing Office. 162 Alfred Ringe S'.’*
PARTY MOVING to California ean
! rent part of car Central storage
i Cos.. Cadillac 69
FOR NAPE—BFNORTN
FOR SALE AT LAKE ORION Two
story boarding house. 21 room*,
j steam heat; barn, woodshed, iht k
en park, outside reilar. large gar
| den Also hlgh-clnas fnsteet motor
boat on lake f>• P \ DeCou
p.i \ *94, Pont i.c Ml '■
! ifiitiiip oftobtl sit Ten
j WANTED TO BI \ ' engt 1 nee •
II ond-hand < ar. *76 down, balan-e
In monthly payment*, by reliable
party. Price must he under *lftrt
and ear In A No 1 condition Ad
dress Box E. No. 50 Times.
HIM * A I.E—A A* AXT LOTS FOR a Ai. IC—VACANT I.OT* M
Grand Opening Salel
REGULAR J
$250 Ojibway Lots for j
$125 1
Now that the building of the mammoth ateel mills la undar way and tha
city of ojibway is assured, we are offering Investor* for tha next |4 e|
opportunities that thev will never have again In the history of 22
ojibway. of procuring beautifully located lota within • few minute** ’.'J
trolley rble of the mills at leas than one-naif the price of the adjoin* V
in* property and one-third of the price asked by many In this aee» J
t.on We purchased some of our property before the mills were an
nounced; In fact, we only paid one-third for aome of our property £
what our competitors are paying today. Therefore, we can sell equally ’
well located lots at one-third of our competitors’ price and m*ka **
more than they will make. •
Until Monday, June the 19th i
We are selling beautifully located regular *260 lota for only $ 12&. payable J
*lO down and *5 monthly
We own three subdivisions, beginning but a few hundred feet from th* 1
beautiful Detroit river, located on the car line and running across tha E
many arteries radiating from the Ojibway plant and crossing th#
well-known Matehell road, which Is one of the main thoroughfare*
running Into the United ritet-s Steel Corporation’s buildings.
To those who dealt* a location for home building or Investment at price* >?
very little above the cost of acreage, or In other words, from one
third to one-half wliat adjoining property la sold at. should apply to a
us without delay For maps plans and specifications of these *260
lots sold special for *126. call or address, any day. Including Sunday,
Bruce, Thomson & Cos. •*
Main 3175. 409-410 Free Press Bldg. Cad. 7368.
LITTLE FARMS—FULL ACRES
“COLLINS ACRE HIGHLANDS”
Right on Street Car Line, Close to Trenton
PRICES, $550 UP; SSO DOWN; SB.OO MONTH
NOTE—These acres are laid out so that later you can make 8
big lots out of one. Think of it, 8 lots for $550.00, and such
easy payments. The down river district is sure to grow to 4
later, one or two of these acres will make you comparative- '
ly rich. Call at office and see plat and if interested will
take you down and show you the property. Would make
a fine home for you where you can have lots of room fer
fruit, vegetables, flowera and chickens. If you have $5.06
cash, will build you a neat Bungalow home.
CHAS. H. COLLINS CO.
508 FREE PRESS CADILLAC 7679
FOR SALE—FARMS FOR SALK—FARMS
LITTLE FARMS
2-3-4-6 ACRES
BIG enough to be PROFITABLE. NEAR two oar line*.
„ CLOSE to city.
SMALL enough to be handled easily. pKICIG *3OO an acre up.
BEST shape for convenient utility. ault purchaser If do-\
CHOICE rich land. aired.
Tak«- Shore Line Mt. Clemen* car to Jefferson Beach; aak for Mr. Gener*
cux ut Gordon * store, opposite a tatlon. or Inquire at our offle*. ■*
GENEREUX & WILLIAMS
Cherry 2066. 411 Hammond Bldg. c;
RI'SINK Aft OPPORTI SITIEI
PICTURE SHOWS
If you arf In the market for n pic
turn show, call at thin office.
Co-Operative Realty Cos.
30S-306 Holden Rldg. Cad. "164.
Open evenings 7 to 9.
QUICK PROFITS—BuiId an Aladdin
House on your lot and make quick
and profitable turnover. Cal! «JO7
Ford bldg , or pnone Main 9860.
GARAGES^
If you are in the market for a gar
age, call at this office.
Co-Operative Realty Cos.
309-306 llolden Rldg. Cad. 7164.
Open evening** 7 to 9.
PRR9OX ll.ft
NOTICE—If any poor gin la in trou
ble. needing advice, friendship or
help, writ* 1 or call on SECRETARY
MARGARET DUFFY, 993 Fort-at
west. Salvation Army.
TO IIBKT—HOI 4E9
Hannan Rental Agency
A free Hat of houses and flats. Call
In nenon at th«' oldest and largest
real estate exchange In Michigan.
i ucuraw ni.no.
TO HKM—ROOMI.
HOTEL* FRANKLIN
Cor. Darned and bates -only a block
from Woodward and Jefferson-aves.
and onlv hall' a block from the new
Tnterurhan watting room. Extra
fine rooms at 75c, $1 and $1 50 per
day
roil *.»».«»—► AH t*>
UTICA FARM, 190 ACR ES~
9-Room House, C.ood Bldgs.
Wild. TAKE LAND CONTRACT
FIRSTS PAYMENT
UNION TRUST (’<).
Main 4470.
FLORIDA -Caloofahatche* River. 320
acres. fronting mle and half on
Dixie Highway Write quick for
description and price. Address
Doak Aydelett. Tullahoma. Tenn
W tMTII-Rhtl. K6T4TK
LOT OWNERS DouM» your ordin
ary profit* by building an Aladdin
Readl-Cut House. Quick erection,
extremely low costs Csll at once.
S O7 Ford bldg , >r phone Main 3860
t-'iiit ** u.r-ni>iniAcr property
“artistic home
NE'l: WOODWARD—Look this over
before purchasing It has living
room 19'« x 111. with beamed celling,
mslwganv flnlsband brick fireplace,
beautiful dining-room with Ftench
doors, Ivory finish and sun parlor;
splendid butter's panfrv and kitch
en 4 bedrooms, sleeping porch and
bath on second floor, one bedroom
and bath on third floor, steam hest.
fi<»-ft. lot. double garage, side drive,
fin* shtubherv ilS.bfln
PARKER. SCHENK A FRY,
Main *O3O ;03 Majestic Rldg
IP'USE In fine town near Detroit;
large jot, beautiful lawn, furnace,
bath, gas, electric lights, city wa
fer. etc Rog K, Vo 36. Times.
HIGH CLASS
TWO-FAMILY FLAT
North Woodward— ftrhk. slate roof,
stone porch, separate hot aster
heaters, six rooms and sleeping
porch, large living room, brick
f repl.ve. beautiful deiorgtions and
fixtures, mahogany finish; large
lot. double garage; aide drive.
000
PARKER. HUHFNK A FRY
Main .‘.030. 70S Majestic Rldg.
FOR 9ALE—RKSIDKM E PROPERTY
2 FAMILY FLAT!
PRICE $3,300
♦ 600 down and 825 per month. In
good condition. Shows 143 per mo.
LOUIS G. PALMER & CO.
) Cadillac 317 408 Cham, of Com. 1
♦ 150 DOWN. 815 per month buys « • jj
completely furnished new cottage
on river front at Taehmoo Park.
Responsible party may apply to J. A
T. Gibson. Harsen’s Island.
DICKINSON’S GUIDE FOR
REAL ESTATE BUYERS
Prices, terms, streets and numbsi
of over 200 different properties per v
month A telephone call will put
vou on our mailing Hat. Cadillac ‘
333. or address Dickinson Real
Estate Exchange, 2.5 Campau bldg.,
Detroit, Mich. , 3
5-Room House, $298
Complete material for building a 8-
room cottge |29S. Save four prof* !?
Its. Call 607 Ford bldg., or phona
Main 3860. . 4
204 VANCOUVER -Two-story single; ;
84.950. Walnut JBO4-W
FOR BAI.B—VACANT I.OTB
~BIG BARGAINS
OUT WOODWARD
We have several bargains in our
Greenwood Park sub., which sub
division Is directly on Woodward
at south corner of Ninc-MUe-rd,
the center <>f new proposed village
and very available for Ford em
ploye* To. lots are 50-ft lots and
some of them very deep, one of
them 190 ft .Jeep; think of It. For
quick sale I offer 3 lot* on lien
esee-ave. one on Albany-ave. and
2 on Troy-ave. at price* two hun
dred dollars less than similar lot*
In this subdivision have recently
sold for. Term* cash or half cash.
Never a chance like this again.
Kver\ lot right close to WoodWßfß*
( HAS. H. COLLINS CO.
508 FREE PRESS BLDG.
CADILLAC 7679.
50x135—5800
ALL IMPROVEMENTS
Out \' ondward. In first block or high
class sub Water, sewer, sidewalks *
and beautiful ground* Same *iaed
lot in third block on same street l
alreadv sold for I*2. Thla la A
bargain. ‘W Mr. Slmond*
WALTER C. PIPER
Holden Rldg Cad.
S \\ . or Griswold and Gd. River. , 1
EAST SIDE VACANT
Corner Tarker and Waterloo. 17x11ft
M- odowbrook 80*94
Maxwell *2*112
Pe«consflel<j COglOf J
Rewlck I** 1 :!
Parker
Phillip 6 lot* *•*!!?
Seminole .40*11%
Dickerson 10*111 ; j
Oneida ... 48*11* « J
ARTHUR LAVEROCK
524 Kercheval. Ridge 6824. *
ROY A!, UAH LOTS Have small *
equity If taken for caah at one*, t ‘
R..x s. Detroit Times. ffl
For SALE $ 189 buy* one of tha S
best lota In Urbanreat *ubd|vision, i
near Highland Park Aouita, own- j 1
er :,i2 East Klfty-aecond-aL, Lam ,
Angeles, Dal. V t
Modem Bungalow $595
Complete material tor building five* *4
room modern bungalow tftftl. ftklp- f
ment same day order received.
Pell 6<*7 Ford bldg, or phone Hffalg ‘
8160.
- _ - -i r ———i
muting—the pate neat hind 48*4 (
la right—Tlasee 2eb Deft. —Mala 4
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