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MONDAY, JUNE 12, 1911,
PUCE NEAR,
SAYS COUNT
APPONYI
Hungarian Statesman
Thinks Allies Must
Give Up
TEUTONS DO
NOT WANT SERBIA
But Believes Present
Ruling Family Should
Not Return
•Y CARL W. ACKERMAN
(fftaff Corrcapuftdent Uruled Pretl. )
BUDAPEST. June I. — (Via Berlin,
delayed.)— "l do not look for the
annexUon of any large part of
Berbla by Austria-Hungary.” de
clared Count Albert Apponyl. oppo
sition leader In the Hungarian par
liament, in an exclusive interview
granted the United Press today.
“Only strategic positions must re
main in our hands ’
Count Appony Is often called the
“greatest statesman of Hungary."
His statement Is'lmportant not only
because It Is the flrat public utter
ance by a leading statesman of the
dual monarchy on the Balkan ques
tion. but because It gives the world
an idea of what Hungarians believe
should be done with Serbia at tho
end of the war. It Is their idea
that Austria Hungary should retain
strategic points that will prevent
the Balkans from again kindling a
world war.
"I personally do not believe that
the Karageorgvltch dynasty which
formerly ruled Serbia should re
turn." continued Count Apt»onyl.
“Ths Karageorgvltch rulers organ
l«ed permanent conspiracies against
our safety, culminating in the as
sassination at Sarajevo of the Arch
duke Ferdinand, the act that pre
cipitated the war. We cannot tol
erate such rule again Furthermore,
Bulgaria and Greece must be con
struct ed into efficient powers Bul
garia must obtain her rights in
Macedonia."
Count Apponyl believes peace is
far distant.
'Before there can be effective
Keps to bring peace, there must be
Ist- steps." he said. "This period
wc are passing through now. The
success of mediation does not hinge
Upon the personality of the media
tor, but upon the spirit In which
mediation is offered. Those who
have been considered as possible
peace makers —President Wilson.
Pope Benedict, the king of Spain
and the queen of Holland—are all
welcome as peace makers, provided
they bring real' fairness and Impar
tiality and advocate terms which
can be accepted without our re
nouncing the necessary aims of de
fensive warfare. That means that
we must hvae effective guarantees
for the futur esafety of Europe.
‘There is no doubt that we can
hold out until the coming harvest
Then the economic situation will be
completely altered, making it evi
dent that we cannot be starved Into
surrendering I do not think our
enemies any longer entertain hopes
BOARD OF HEALTH
PROPOSALS FOR
DRIVEWAYS AND WALKS
B»al*d proposals for the construe
tton of cuarreta driveways and "hie*
walks upon the ground* of the Her
man Kiefer hospital, located on Ham
ilton Boulevard and Blaine avenue,
will t»e received at the office of the
Secretary, Board of Health, 233 ft
Antoine street, until 13 u clock noon,
June 20. 1919. .....
Proposals shall include all grading,
concrete work, curbing, hack filling,
•tc. . ...
Concrete paving to he of single
course construction, curbing of ' on-
Crete, all work to be done Recording
to the latent standard specification of
the Department of Public Works for
this class of work and under the su
pervision of that department
Proposals must tie accompanied by
a certified check in the amount of 6
per cent of the proposal, and payable
to the Hoard of Health of Detroit.
Two bonds tn a sum equal to the
full amount of tire contract will he
required.
Proposals to be made according to
plans and sper I fleet lons on file in the
Hecretnry's office, copies of which
msv l»e secured <>n application.
The Board of Health reaervra the
right to reject any or all proposals
submitted
THE BuAnD <*F HEALTH.
Bv JOHN F McKINLAY
H-841 Werretary.
Detroit, Mich. June 12. Hr Hi,
CAPITAL and SURPLUS i f 3% V ASSETS OVER
• MILLION DOLLARS I j4O MILLION DOLLARS
\ tstaraat sm /
■■ ■ ■ ■ ' J '
A SAFE INSTITUTION
Established In 1871, this bank haa had 44 Y««ra «l flve
caflflful banking axparianca. Dapoaitora hava antraated
thflir savinga to this institution with a knowledge that they
will be absolutely safe under our conservative manage
ment and safeguarded with our largo Capital and Surplua.
Wayne County and
Home Savings Bank
15 BRANCH OFFICES IN DETROIT ,
of military succraasa. When they
are convinced of the efficiency o!
the economic measures we have
taken, too, then the time will be
ripe for peace.”
BANKERS MEET IN
FLINT, TUESDAY
Business after the war" will be
(he subject of an address which
George E. Roberts, assistant to the
piceldent of the National City hank,
New York, will make before the
members of the Michigan Slate
Bankers’ association, which will hold
its annual convention in Flint, June
13, 14 and 15. Other speakers will
include Janies T. Keena, Hal H.
Smith, the Rev. Samuel 8 Marquis,
of Detroit, and Dr C. B. Medlng, of
New York; Mrs. (1. H. Mathias, field
agent of the Alabama Bankers’ attso
elation, Gadsden, Ala., and Mrs.
Nellie Kedzie Jones, of Smoky Hill
fnnu, Auburndale, Wia.
Officers of the association will b 4
elected, Thursday morning. Follow
ing the convention, members of the
association will meet to elect six
officers, including a member of the
executive committee to succeed the
late George E I .aw son. Numerous
entertainments will be provided for
the delegates and for the women ac
companying them.
J l.riMl-TI II „ .-f-T'TIMK «rs TC3&.
Produce j
DETROIT. Mich. June 12.—There
was no change tn the butter market
this we.-k, Elgin coming the same as
■ week ago. Poultry was pretty well
cleaned up, but the market Is no bet
ter than steady. Dressed calves are
steady to firm Old potatoes are ad
vancing rapidly The crop Is all in
dealers' hands, now, and while new
potatoes from the south are fairly
plentiful, prlcaa are still relatively
high and old stock Is in good demand
with very few to be had Strawber
ries failed to clean up on Saturday,
and while receipts this morning were
unimportant the market was inclined
to he easy. The market Is well sup
plied with fresh vegetables and la
rapidly going to a summer basis.
wmimnw hr mi a ii •»
Apples Ben Davis, $2 5001; Bald
wins, $3 500 4, Steels Red. f I 0 3 hid..
Russets 1203.50 hbl., western box
apples, $i.750 7 25 box
Haaasas-—Good shipping stock,
U 25 0 2 i" r bunt h.
deans lined Lima*. 4>»o 7r ill
California Fruits — Cherries. s.’ 25;
apricots, $2 50 per ho*. plums. $- -9
peaches, |1 75 per box.
Cauliflower |1 5001.75 per hog.
Cabbage New. $2.750 8 crate
t berrlea 2t-<|t. cases, $2.7503.
Cheese Michigan tints. 15c; New
York. Do stwtss, 23032 c; Imported
Swiss. 24 0 39c; limhurger new, 2-lb.,
14c. 1-11*. 17c, hrlrk cream, l4Vc;
long horns, 16Lc; daisies. 15** 0 15
per Ih
Dressed Calves -Fancy, 14 0 15c;
common, 12 0 13c lb.
Fresh Vegetables -Greet, peppers,
$2,254) 2 40 crate, 50c basket, radish
eg round •§ : ■ par bunch; lottut
$ 0 1.10 per bu.. parsley, 2"to 25c per
do/. cucumbers, hothouse. $lO 140
per d<*Z ; hothouse tomatoes, IXO 20c
|t> . ■ arrots. $1 600 1 60 hamper; head
lettuce, Iceberg, $1 500 2 per bu..
wax beans. $1 nil, green beans. $3
hantpt r Florida tomatoes, $4 SSO »|Q
case, asparagus, sections, $1 350 1 50
b<»\, green peas, $1.750 2 bu.; watet
cress. 20 0 26c per crate green corn,
$5.50 per hbl., o 0 0 40c per dos
Honey -Fancy white, new, 14017 c;
amber, 10011 c lb., extracted, ?®Bc
per lb
Hay -Detroit shippers are paying
the following prices for haled hay In
car lots f o b.. Detroit: No. 1 tim
othy $2150022: standard *+mofhy.
S2O 500 21. lignf mixed. S3O 500 27.
No. 2 tlmothv, SIBO 19; No. 1 mixed,
$1 5 500 14, No 2 mixed, sllO 12 No.
1 clover, $l3O 14. rve straw 17.5003;
wheat and oat straw. $4 6007 per
ton
l.entnna S4O 450 per box.
I.lines- $1 100 1 35 per 100
Melons Roc kyfords. $4 250 4.50 per
crate, ponies. $2 crate, watermelons,
600 T6c each.
>1 a-broom* - 35 0 40c Ih
Ornnie* Navels, S3O 325 per box;
Vgleni las. 13 SOO 4 per lx«x
Onions Texas Bermudas, yellow,
$2 1502.26 white, $2 26 crate, south
ern. $3 750 l f.er hundred pounds
Pineapples $2 7503 per ernte;
$1,25 0 1 75 per dox.
Pntntoea-White $1 250 1 30 new
Bermudas. $7 4(7 50 hbl, 12 75 bu.;
new Florldas. $4.760 7 hid.. $2.50 bu.;
triumphs. $2.1 Ofi 2.1 R per hu.
Pnultry—Broilers. 3009?-.*; medium
hens. 140 19c; stags, 120 13c; geese,
110 12c. ducks, 19«20c per Ib.
Straw herrlen -24-qt case*. $2 7503
case, 14-qt. gaes. $1 500 1.75.
jonntNti prick*.
fanned (,oos*—Apples, $2 ROWS Vi
gal.; baked beans 1-lh., 50040 c;
Lima beans. $lO 1.25. Corn: Fancy
Maine, $1 15; standard. $1 Table
beets, $t 250 1 40. Peas: Fancy early
June. |1 30 etandanls. (1 .Salmon,
tall. $2.30, Hat. plnga. 00*. Tomatoaa.
$1.15 Marrowfat peas, $1; early
June $1.50; sifted early June, $1.40
per dox
Feed—Jobbing prices In fc-bbl.
sacks Bran. $24. standard middlings,
$26; fine middling*. S3O; cracked
corn. $43, corn and oat chop. $29 ton.
Fleur —Jobbing prices: Rest Michi
gan patent $4 20. second patent, sa:$ a :
straight. $6.40. pure rye, $4; spring
patent, $4 50 per hhl. In paper sacks.
Detroit till Raw linseed oil, 72c;
boiled linseed, 73c gal. In barrel lots.
Kerosene in iron barrels: Diamond
headlight 3 2c; perfection, 3 Se; pal
arlne. 109 c, red crown gasoline, Mfc
per gal.
Hardware -Nalls. $3.90 keg case;
annealed wire, $2 90 per bundle, gal
vanised barbed wire. 2-polnt. $2 22
per spool, galvanised sheets, 34-
gauge, $5 05, 27-gauge. $6.38; 24-
gaugn. $5 40. 30 gauge $5.90 per ewt.;
Buhl bronzed axes, single handled,
$9 50. double, sl2 50 per do*.; black
sheet metal, 22 and 24-gauge, $3.25;
24-gauge. $3 30; 27-gauge, $3 85. 24-
gauge. $3.40 per cwt. Carriage bolts,
small. 50c 10 and 5 off, large, 40 and
5 off; machine bolts small RO. 10
and 10 off; large 40c 10 and R off list.
Hides No. 1 cured hides, 18«4c; No.
1 green hides, IRo; No I cured hulls,
13c; No. 1 green nulls. 10c; No. 1
cured veal kip, 20c; No 1 green veal
kip. 14e; No. 1 curgd murrain. 14c;
No I green murrain, 14c: No. I cured
calf. 24c' No t greex calf. 25c, No I
horse hides, $4; No. 2 *|orse hides. $5;
No 1 tallow. 3c; No. 2 tallow. 7c; No.
2 hides lc off. No 2 kip and calf.
1 Ur off: sheepskin fas to amount or
wool). R6cos2 50.
Hughes as He Looked in His Boyhood
mm - * *Bis
v fT
m ■ JV V
A Tm A /tt
viaxs. a~
At the age of eight, Charles Evans
Hughes, Instead of being in the sec
ond or third grade, as is the case
of most hoya. was finishing his com
mon school course. He entered high
school at the age of ».
At 14, Hughes entered Hamilton
college.
At 20, Hughes entered Columbia
law school. He had alreadv taught
Greek and mathematics at Delaware
academy.
m—mw
Sugar Market
1 -U - 1 ' - -V
Sugar—Corrected daily by W il.
Edgar A Son Crystal dominoes, 2-lb,
$11.65; Do, 5 -11 >. $11.55, Eagle tab
lets, $lO 25; rut loaf. $9 4u. cubes.
$3 55; XXXX powdered, $4.50. stand
ard powdered. $3.45. granulated, ex
tra marse. $3.20; granulated, rtne,
in bulk. $x 0$; granulated, 29-lb col
tons, Cs.ll: crystal domino gran., 2-
lb and 5-ih. cartons, in vases, $3.33;
crystal domino gran , IIF cases. $H 45,
diamond A I*ls. confectioners* A.,
SB. No 4. $4 05. No. 5. $4. No. 6. $7.95;
No. 7. $7.99. No 8, $7 35. No. V, $7.3d,
No 10. $7 73. No. 11. $7.70; No. 12.
$7 45; No. 13. $7.40; No. 14. $7.40; No.
15, 97.99} non-caking mixture $9;
beet granulated, $7.9Ti per 100 lbs.;
household powd., Is. 24 to '■»«*. $2 40,
Do, 48 to case. $4.70 per case.
\K\V lOKK HtTTKH \M» KtibX.
NEW YORK. N Y. June 12 But
ter Dull and easy, receipts. 14,152;
i r*-arnery, extra. 30c. state dairy,
tubs 2 4 4f 79 c; Imitation creamer*
firsts, 25 0 25V,c; special. 31'«0 31\<
Eggs Steady, receipts. 18.310, near
by white fancy. 26 0 27c. nearby
mixed fancy, 230 26c; fre«h lirsts. 22
0 24c.
NEW YORK IHtOOll F. MtHKKT.
NEW YORK. N. Y. June 12 Flour.
Dull and easy. Fork - (Juiet mess.
s‘2s 0 25.25 !.ard Easier; mlddlewest
apot. sl2 70012.5*). Sugar Raw.
• jtilet centrifugal 94-teat $4 020 4 20;
muscovado 89-test, $5.260 5 43; refin
ed. quiet, cut loaf, |Bso. crushed.
$3 45; powdered. $7.75; Kranulnted,
$7 65 0 7.70 Coffee Rio No. 7on soot,
sise. Tallow: Quiet: special. 9X» ( ;
city, 9c; country, 9fll\c. nay Firm;
prime. $1 550 140 No 3. $1 100 1 20;
• lover, 56c051 36 Dressed poultry:
Steady, turkeys. 27c; chlcaens. 20V*
0 32( sow ls. 140324ae; dueka le.ng
Island, 19c Live poultry Firm,
grese, 13c; ducks. 14022 c; fowls, 20Xj
fi 2le. turkeys, 18c; roosters. 12c;
chicken, broiler*, 200 27c. Cheese:
Firm, state milk, common to spe
cials, 18 014 c. sktms, common to spe
cial, 5 0 12 Ifcc.
Deaths
Stanley MadsJ, 494 Roosevelt, 6
months, broncho pneumonia; Stanley
Koruna, 954 Twenty-fourth, 31 years,
oulnionarv gangrene; Joseph Sn
lomk«, 790 Twenty-third, h*; yeara.
chronic nephritis; Fanny Ideherjnan,
18 Bradv. 60 years, myocarditis. Ed
ward H Drew, 1714 Concord. 11
months, broncho pneumonia. Soolt
Wilson. Herman Kiefer hospital,
about 23 years, pulmonary tubercu
losis: John Murray, Receiving hospi
tal, about 33 years, alcoholism, Helen
Wovtula, 77 Delray 5 months, men
ingitis, Armin I>. vV heeler, Receiving
hospital, about 23 years, broncho
rmeumonla; Mary M«>-sulewlca, 334
aivett. 23 years, lobar pneumonia;
Wladyslaw Banecki, 584 Harper. 18
years, lobar pneumonia. Clara Pug
dowsk!. Harper hosnital. 4 years, tu
berculous meningitis. Arkaln Uutu
kin. Harper hospital. 48 years, gastric
ulcer. Ruby gmlth, 849 Fifteenth. 3
years, meningitis; Mrs. Mary Jordtn.
Detroit Tuberculosis sanitarium, 21
years, pulmonary phthisis; Janies G.
Vine, Grace hospital. 54 years, Intes
tinal obstruction; Evelyn Zielinski, 1
500 Grand River. 1 year, pulmonary
tuherculosia; Laverne O'Neil, Herman
Kiefer hoapital. 7 years, diphtheria.
Stanislaus Dollnakl, Grace hospital.
24 years, chronic lymphatic leukemia i
Edward Stalmxnk, 912 Rivard, 7
months, septic pneumonia. Anthony
'Btaincaak, 91J Rivard. 4 years, aep
tlc pneumonia, Amerlco Kasulo, 239
Flftn, 8 months, broncho pneumonia.
Edward Gale, 464 Lake view, 51 years,
cerebral hemorrhage. Frances Allen.
824 Whitney, 76 years, chronic bron
chitis; Joseph Naklelskl. 469 Ham
mond. 1 year, csrebro spinal fever,
Grace A. Walsh, 330 Sixth. 33 years,
endocarditis. Veronika Tueala, 599
Foreat eaxt. 3 months, Intestinal con
vulsions, Frederick Dooley, Harper
hospital. 49 years. Inquest pending.
Helen Jasuklewlcs. 258 Plumer. 4
yeara. Inquest pending, Milo Bostick,
14 70 Cadillac 8 months, broncho
fneiimonia. Edna M Kametn, 1048
Jvernola. 1 month, marasmus. Ed
ward Clenolskl, 382 Alexandrine east,
1 year, acuta gastro enteritis. An
drew Macxulewlci. 38| Tawett, 3 days,
prematurity; Caroline A. Sitter, 374
Stanton. 2i years, puerperal septice
mia: Gertrude Jones. Harper hospital
West branch. 31 years, carcinoma of
liver.
Mortuary.
I»\*E June 10, 1914 Myrtle F Bane,
beloved wife of Robert R. Bane
Funeral from residence. 1091
Wood w ard-ave., at 2 p. m. Tuesday.
BROWN—June il, 733 Fiacher-ave,
George A. Brown, mother of Mia
Gilbert Malcolm, Mrs. Robert Eng.
er and F.rnest E. Brown Funeral
services from residence Tuesday at
2 p. m.
1)1 5 4—June 10, 1914. at his resi
dence, 141 McDougsll-ave., Michael,
beloved husband of Julia, father of
Alger and Karl Dunn, brother of
Sister Kate Dunn of Sacred Heart
convent, Mrs. Margaret Morlejr snd
Marian Dunn Funeral Tuesday
from residence 8 SO a. m.. and st
Joachim church at 9 a. m., via au
tomobiles
111 1180* June 10. at his residence,
423 Holcomh-ave., Vere N. beloved
s<>n of Fred M and Msud Hudson.
Funeral from residence Wednesday,
June 14, at 1 80 p m Burial at
Forest lA4wn via automobiles.
K \es June |A. Frank, aged 68 years,
balotrtO *"n of Martin and th* lata
Dorothy and brother of Anthony, of
Brooklyn. N Y. Funeral from
residence. 1410 Ifelen-sve., Tues
day. June 13, at 1:30; to fit. Anth
ony a church at 0 a. m.
DETROIT TIMES
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eovTARy
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Cash with order; if charged. 7c a
line.
No transient advertising inserted
for less than 15c with cash; if
changed, 18c per insertion
The above rates apply to all classi
fications except Births. Cards of
Thanks. Obituaries. Meeting Notices,
etc.
Births. Deaths, Cards of Thanks
and Meeting Notices • Mln'n om
charge. 35c for 25 words or less. Each
additional word. I l He.
Mortuary.
HKWF.% Jnn* 11, at tier parents'
residence. 7ti Ash-st., Dorothv Mir.
garet, only daughter of Melvin and
lain or*- Kenney. a"<-(l 5 years Fu
neral from residence Tuesday at 2
p. m.
I,ttt *o% June in, William t Law
son. cousin of Hazel McDonald, and
nephew of Mis Lydia .McQueen. .>f
Lo* Angeles, Cal Funeral from H
A Neely parlors, IXBB Grand Rlv
er-nve,, Tuesday, at p. rn.
gOR t N —June 10, 1916 at th< resi
dence of George L Reno. 541 ICast
Congress-st , Ellen, beloved slst» r
of Mary Moran and Jam< * B Mor
an, of Port Lambton. (>nt Funeral
Wednesday from residence at 8 to
to PS. Peter and Paul's Jesuit
church at 9 o'clock.
RITTER—June It. 1914. st residence.
200 Hogarth-ave.. Frank H . belov
ed husband of Jennie I. Rutter and
father of Kate Rutter Tremaine
Funeral at Ml. Clemens Tuesday
afternoon.
WINAN9 June 10, Rert E. aged 51
years, beloved husband of Nlaiietta
Wlnans and dear father of Gene
Wlnans and Mrs Beatrice M> Kerch
er, of Toledo. Funeral from J De
lor & Son's parlors. 469 orleans
st.. corner Winder. Tuesday at 7 4.‘>.
and St. Joseph «'hurch at 8 Burial
at Flint, Mich.
'Try Bemb Floral Service.''
“Flowers for Everybody”
The L Bemb Floral Company.
Albert Pochelon.
Main 2002 163 Batea-st.
IIKI.I* WANTED—MAI.K
AN EX PER IKNi’F.I» shipping cleik
for furniture store, must he ex
perienced; good salar\ . steady
position. Apply A. J. Myers, 259
Gratiot.
BARBER—First-class; steady Job for
flood man. 534 Twenty-eighth-st
BARBER wanted atafldy; 919; half
over $23. 1643 Mt. Elliott.
BARBER wanted. 114 half over S2O.
steady man. 2104 Woodward
BARBER M k man s]s
guarantee. 2159 Gratiot
BARBER wanted; first-class, at No.
Bo Cadillac-sq.
BARBER Flrst-cla.«* wanted at
once. Wayne Hotel.
BOYS for errands, $7 Apply at once
The Franklin Press. 164 Congress
st. west.
BOV WANTED to help n *hipplng
room. Apply Eclipse Mfg C'<>, 79
Woodhrldae east.
BOYS to turn gloves. Itoughten, 497
Maker
HI’TLKII for private family refer
ences required. Phone East 444
CARPENTERS wanted 201 St Au
hin, between Monroe and
fayefte, or 500 Alfred.
('A R P FNTI i ' |( 1 f"i outside
work 1337 Burns.
CARPENTERS Best wages. Phone
Cedar 147.
< \ltl‘ i \ i ' i. ' It een and
Islington.
EXPERIENCED PORTER. barber
shop. 312 Free Press bldg Good
money for right man.
~ ERR A Nil BOV
WANTED
Detroit Times Job Printing De
partment, 77 Bm?ley-ave.
I^ABORERS, 40c per hour. Apply cor
ner of Third and Bralnard.
HELP W ANTED—X YI.E
' LA BOR I*7RS wanted at Twenty-
I fourth and Kl-eta . tw.. tdock*
•"ui'i of Baker mr line. Purdy &
Henderson Cos.
National College lif t*
Modern Dances,
SPECIAL COURSE
EIGHT LESSONS—99
FO\ TROT ONE-STEP,
WALTZ. TWO-STEP, V
1 BYNCO BTED WALK. 'T \
203 ii: Her Arcade, jt Ir
' 249-253 \\ oodward-ava. # r
j MIX for pick and shovel work on
sewers and cellars. 37c per hour. 25
Hill-ave , Highland Park.
TWO PAINTERS wanted Third
house east of Dextcr-blvd on
Euclid.
, WANTED—DriII press hands, rough
grinders and bench men. Detroit
Tire Carrier i'o., Twelfth and
Stanley.
WANTED- Man with a mowing mn
• bine to cut acre* of grass at
Fort Wayne, Detroit. Mlrh.
a
WANTED \ contractor to cut 20
tons of hay at Fort Wayne, De
troit. Mich
WANTED Man to wash dishes, t>e
Foe's restaurant, ion:’, Fourteenth,
WANTED Registered pharmacist. 24
Orattot-ave Cadillac 924
WANTED Good carpenters; steady
work 4(t Brady -st.
YOUNG MEN with some experience
in meat cutting Call at once
2154 Oratiot-ave.
WANTED Experienced house-to
house ranvasser. Good salary for
reliable and energetic man Apply
Circulation Department. The De
trolt Times
HELP \\ W PCD—I RNAI t
A.A.—Good, reliable nursemaid 293
VVashlnston-rd . Grosae Points Vil
lage. Hick
A. A.—Counter girls wanted imme
diately. 215 East Jefferson.
COMPETENT GIRL for general
housework, one child, no laundry
good wages. Apply 17 Garfield
Grand 3007
CHAMBERMAIDS wanted Hotel
Charlevoix Apply housekeeper.
CULTURED YOUNG I.VDY as com
panion and assist household duties
for elderlv lady. 771 Lineoln-ave
DISHWASHERS wanted $22 month,
room and board. Hotel Norman
die.
GIRLS for light factory work; also
tobacco packers J. r Licherman
K Cos, 81 Gratiot
GIRT, wanted to assist in office. 79
Woodbrldge east
GIRLS wanted for llg| issembly
work Retlaw Mfg C *» 12 Fast
Woodhridge
GIRI.S to turn glove* Houghten.
497 Raker
GIRLB oral
chines In shoe fa t• ■i > t' 2 Jeffer
son.
MAID want)
small family, no wash'eg good
wage*. Call North 4265 11 2 Farns
worth.
M WK'I RI SI
Gris wold.
PANTRY Gil
enced. Apply Stevenson Hotel. 20
Davenport •
RAGTIME PIANO TAUGHT In "o
lessons—Latonia School of Popular
Music. M. Frances Berry. Cadillac
301 S-J. 94 Broadway.
TELEPHONE
OPERATORS
WANTED
Owinjr 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.
HELP W i.VTKD—KKH lI.K
SEWING MACHINE OPER
ATORS;
HAND SEWERS;
GIRLS FOR TABLE WORK;
HIGHEST WAGES.
AMERICAN LADY CORSET
CO.
Fort St. West, Corner Sixth
H ANTED —Good mrl for housework
no washing, modern house: good
wages, lOh 1 I'am-.Vf., corner of
Ferry.
W ANTED -Girl for generul hou»e
--« oik no washing or ironing good
Christian home. Apply at 51 East
Forest-ave.
WANTED—OtrI to wa *h dishes'. no
hollda> or Sunday work. 11 Broad
way Market Milk
WANTED—I.ady liookk*ep*r. one
that I'an do stenographic work 458
Kercheval,
WANTBD Woman tout cook IJOI
Drat tot -a v*.
WANTED Girls to nick baana Pool
Mi oh ' Bean Elevator, ;• HA Junction.
YOUNG girls t< with li*ht
housework ran go tiome night*,
good I'M DM) 7 Mir hits an, or tall
\Ve*t 21 6-W.
Vol'NiJ EAI»Y wi.-dte* poaltlon a* a
u> liter, waif employed 3 yearn tn
one place. Dudlllar 2315.
Yor.NO I.A D Y for law office Apply
at 10 a hi at 7u5 Free I Teen 1 »1« 1 u
I'OH SALE—PIANOS
Vc*SK X SONS UPRIGHT PIANO—
Mahogany case. medium sine; full
• i/.e keyboard run lie had for ONLY
9125; hurry ts you want thiM BAR
GAIN. EASY TERMS. Cable Piano
Cos.. 21S Woodward.
NEW ENGLAND UPRIGHT PIANO—
Small Ixe. haa been put In good
condition; ran be had ONLY
*l*s: EASY TERMS Cable Piano
Cos.. 21S Woodward.
SQUARE PIAN’cS Just as we receiv
ed them: ONLY ID*. Cable Piano
Cos., 218 Woodward,
IIA/.ELTON BROS UPRIGHT PIANO
—Large *ixe, fine condition; A
RYRGALN at *125 EASY PAY
MENTS Cable Piano Cos.. 218
Wood ward.
For Genuine Piano Bargains
ALWAYS
The Cable Piano Cos.
ALWAYS
218—Woodward—218
*175 CABLE PI AN**- Beautiful. large
■ozc, mahogany cane, modern de
ign. bus neen very little use; a
rare barv.nin at *215 EASY TERMS
Cable Piano Cos., 218 Woodward.
I X c FISHER UPRIGHT PIANO
Small ease; has been thoroughly
overhauled: ran be had for *llO
junt the piano for votir summer
home EASY PAYMENTS. Cable
Piano Cos.. 218 Woodward.
\ i TOWOBItBI
ALADDIN GARAGE Sld 55 All ma
terial complete Shipment made
day order received. Call 807 B’ord
bldg, or phone Main 3880
BUSINESS OPPOETI NITTR*
GARAGES
If you are In the market for a good
garage business, rail at this office
f' '*■ particulars.
Co-Operative Realty Cos.
303-306 Holden Bldg. Phone Cad. 7164
Open evenings 7 to 9.
PICTURE SHOWS
If you are In the market for a good
picture show call at this office. '
Co-Operative Realty Cos.
3**3-306 Holden Bldg. Phone Cad 7161
Open evenings 7 to 9.
WANTED TO HI". 5-pa*senger sec
ond-hand car. |75 down, balance
in monthly payments, by reliahl
party. Price must be under 1400
and car in A. No. 1 condition. Ad
dress Box E. No. 50 Titnes
QUICK PROFITS—BuiId an Aladd'n
House on your lot and make quirk
and profitable turnover Call 607
Ford hUlg, or phone Main 3860.
PERSONtIA
NOTICE—If any poor gtri is in trou
ble. needing advice, friendship or
help, write or call ‘>n SECRETARY
MARGARET DUFFY. 993 Fort-at
west, Salvation Army.
ATORIGF. AVI* CARTAGE
ACME Storage mammoth warehouse
Storage, moving. M. 899. 41 Gilman.
CENTRAL STORAGE CO., moving,
packing, fireproof, rate* right. Mo
tor vans for suburban moving
Phone * 'ndilluc 69.
RORIIL BROS. Storage. Cartage and
Packing Office. 162 Alfred Ridge 82*
PIRTY MOVING to California can
rent part of car. Central Storage
Cos. Cadillac 69.
TO RENT—HOI HR*
Hannan Rental Agency
A free list of houses and flats. Call
in person at the oldest and largest
real estate exchange in Michigan
1 McGRAW BI.DG
FOR RENT-559 Mnntclalr-ave., half
of duplex, six extra large rooms,
besides bath ami sleeping porch,
fireplace; a real home. $4,. month
to K!:m-ipmmis.
HOTEL FRANKLIN
Cor Larned and Bates--only a block
from Woodward and Jefferson-aves
and only half a block from the new
Interurban waiting room. Extra
fine rooms at 75c, |1 and *1.59 per
day.
TO RENT—FI.AT*
PLAT TO RENT t rent
furnished flat for .luD and Viiscust
46** Milbbard-ave Telephone West
3131-M Call between 6 and 7 p
m.
\\ %NT TO Rfy—MlMKl.lt \ K*ll **
CASH for old false teeth, gold crowns,
broken Jewelry, diamonds, watches,
et* , full value paid. Llhertv Rfg
Cos. 97 W oodw'd. 4th floor elevator
u INTO—Io Kt* IMM.I
your old furniture
for new or give you cash. Main
M an uve
WIN IIOW CLEANING
EXPERT WINDOW
CLEANING CO.
GENERAL JANITOR WORK,
office 135 Farnter-st
Floors and windows properly cleaned
and work absolutely guaranteed.
(»nr patrons Include General M-tors
Cos. Packard Motor Cos, Michigan
Drug *'*> . Detroit Times, Obis Motor
Works. Hurnham-Stoepel X t’,», I'
8, Radiator Corp., Northern Motor
*'n , Wm P. Bon bright A Cos, Hay
den, Stone A.- On , Trussed Concrete
building and many others Phone
Cherry 711 for trial.
FOB MU—* At AVI IOTA FOR «ALB~VAt'ANT LOTS 9
Names and Addresses |
I HAVE A NUMBER OF LOTS TO S KI-L. AND THEY HE GOOD I Alf
THE OIL BUSINESS AND HAVEN’T TIME T* * THEM 4N TlSBf'U
USUAL WAY AM* THERE ARE NOT ENOUGH T.OTI Foil MB W
M»\ ERTfSE' THEM AS A SUBDIVISION, NOR COULD 1 CALL dP J
ALL THOSE WM(» WOULD ANSWER AN Al* IF 1 DESCRIBED EX- ■
At'TLY WIiAT I HAVE TO OFFER THEY ARE CLOSE-IN VOTSk u
NEAR STREET CARS NOW AND IN A RAPIDLY BCILMN*4 BECTION
WHERE NO ONE Cot'l.D I*<»UHT Till: SURE INCREASE IN VALIrB, 5
THESE LOTH ARE IN A M«»ST CONVENIENT LOCATION AND SUIT
MI! I; for BUILDING NOW’ FIRST two hold* were staked
IMMEDIATELY FOR HUH.DING. THEY ARE EXCELLENT VALUE
AT ss**o APIECE’ AND I WILL SELL THEM ST ONCE FOR * lit* ON
REASONABLE TERMS SPECIAL"— if YOl HI Y THEM FROM ««* i
DIRECT. I WILL ALLOW YOIT *2O OFF. THE USUAL AGENT’*
COMMISSION. PROVIDED YOU G • AND SEE THE L< *TS YOURSELF
NEAP CA RS AND EASY T< * FIND SEND MB YOUR NiMH AND '
ADDRESS \N|. I WILL SEND Y«*U FULL PARTICULARS AND A J
MAP Yol’ WILL IMMKI'I YTHI.Y REALIZE THAT YOU liAVH
STRUCK A BARGAIN. INQUIRE
“Owner of Lots” :
CARE OF EFFICIENCY OIL CORPORATION. LIMITED.
7:iS PENOBSCOT BLDG. CADILLAC 5399. «
EVENINGS NORTH 654-W.
FOR 9 11.K —RKNIDKM »: PROPKIt I \
Classiest Semi-Bungalow
IN ALL THE HAMILTON BOULE
VARD DISTRICT,
for *5.25<i There an 3 bedroom*,
open lire place, steam beat ■
houae r> fully decorated and •• »i a
|i*-ft lot ami Mi Hollinger ays
ONLY SBOO DOWN
WILL Dt • FOR YOU
L. J. FASQUELLE
511 HOLDEN HEDU, CHERRY >ll
l*reit> home, modern, pave
on eaay terms. Price *3.17.>
EBEIiT, 309 Majestic Bld«.
DICKINSON’S GUIDE FOR
REAL ESTATE BUYERS
Prlcaa terms. *treeu and numbers
of over 20*1 different properties pei
mr.nlh A telephone cnfl will put
vni on our mailing list. Unrlina l "
333 or address Dickinson Real
Kxtatt Exchange. 23 Campau bldg..
Detroit. Mich.
5-Room House, $298
Complete material for building a 5-
room cottgo *298. Save four prof
its. Call 607 Fold bldg, or phone
Main 3860. __
They’re Paving the Street
IN HIGHLAND PARK
where this delightful setni-hungnlo
Is located. It has three bedroom*
and a sleeping porch, a fireplace,
bookcases. It I* »>utit on the plan
. t house* which sell for more than
SIO,OOO. and Mr. <Jood<*» «»n tnko
Si,MOO with only
SBOO DOWN; S4O MO.
YOU’LL APPRECIATE THIS ONE.
I„ J. FASQUELLE
oil H.tM.n Bids- Ch.rry fill.
VAN DYKE AVE.
Fine Section Near Leslie Ave.
A well-arranged 8-room real derma,
full basement, furnace, beautiful
lot. perfect shade, everything o k.,
only *4,500; easy term*. See us for
this and other good buys in Real- I
dence. Business and Apartment
properties *** rapidly-growing and
prosperous Detroit, for the least
HENRY PLASS AGENCY
612 Moffat Bldg. Detroit
FLATS"
We have a fine Hat of flat* located In
different sections of the city which
cun be bought with from 11.000
cash payment nr*. If you are in the
market for a two or four-family
Hat phene this office for an ap
pointment. and let us show >_ou
what we have, or call at the office
for particulars.
Co-Operative Realty Cos.
503-306 Hidden Bldg. I’hone Cgd. 7164.
Open evenings 7 to 9.
LET US BUILD
YOU A HOME.
LET YOUR LOT
BE THE FIRST PAYMENT.
LET YOUR RENT
DO THE REST
’TIS FAR RETTER
JUST ASK FOR MR. MADDEN.
L. J. FASQUELLE
511 HOLDEN BLDG. CHERRY 511.
BUNGALOWS
SEMI-BUNGALOWS
We have a fine list of bungalows
which tan be purchased with f rom
Jton to *I.OOO cast* payment. Phone
f«>r an appointment and let us -how
you wnat we have, or call at this
office for particulars.
Co-Operative Realty Cos.
303-396 Holden Bldg. Phone End. 7161
Open evenings 7 to 9.
104 VANCOUVER—Two-story single;
*4.950. Walnut 3804-W
FOB SALK—VAt'AAf I.OTX
LOT 146
EAST SIDE OF OXFORD,
between Puritan nr ( | Pilgrim in
ter. sewer, gas. electric light and
sidewalks *7»o for a quick sale
you will need
ONLY $275
NOW IS THE TIME TO RUT.
L. -T. FASQUELLE
511 Holden Bldg Cherry Ml.
ROYAL OAK LOTS Have small
equity If tnk*n for cash at once.
Rox S. Detroit Times.
Modern Buncralow $595
Complete material tor building five
room modern bungalow *.V*5 ’Ship
ment same day order received,
fall 6f>7 Ford bldg or phone Mi!n
3860.
l*»l 4\ l) Hl| Ml
PARTY’ who found can, --led hunk
ehfck< signed Julia Yl Sole,mi, call
Ylflin 3'•6 • 1 Reward
LOST From \ merman Express Po.’s
wagon Tuesday afternoon. between !
Woodward tread* and Rrondwsv ;
M.«rket. package furs I literal re- |
ward It returned to American Ex- I
press.
Printing —the ptsat. *iri»t klml—*lnt
la right—Times .lot, tlrpf.— 'lain 1*241
iik%i m iwiin rioN* iiKAi.ru i%nrnTioAt
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w • jjyjyy y*Q .Klim* for
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new your strength nml h. Ip you *o reg-iin <nd enjoy vigorous health. It*
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don* and le doing for others. Consultation free. Grand till
FOR StI.K—HIM KIcI.AYKOim
“SODA FOUNTAINS
STORE FIXTURES
We manufacture and sell the he*|
and largest llhc of *<>da foiintatna,
leaf k bar*. < ounter*. snow cases, i
sfor*' and ofOrc- fixtures of all -
kinds. S. <• our linf and get our
figures hefor* buying For sales
man c til Cadillac <i !;4 Detroit J
- c-iv Fixture Cos.. 16-50 Catherine, ..
near Gratiot.
Upholstering
5-PIECE PARLOR SUITE, re
covered In leaih<r or tapestry
and • i-i i>\ if like new.
3WJ /t» -4 a
‘"oUi'HKS rl'o-tip- 1
hol-tered in tapes- .n 1 INI
V^.VW
t.ip.elry
KUWU UPHOLSTERING CO f
•* »W
- '0- "■ ;y .. FheswCsSkhM >44t F
Typewriters—Late Models
Underwood, Coroai.
It jyal. Smith, Reining
ton. $lO to *no; or rent
ALSufS/tM to 93 month. Detroit
Avyy Typewriter Cos., ICO Jef
terson. near Woodward.
Main 4101.
AI.ADDIN REA DI-CUT HOMED-SwVa
four profit* by building this way.
Call at 607 Ford bldg, or pbon*
Main 3860 for full Information and
prices.
i MAJESTIC riANO only «14t; regular
$250 style; rich oak. modern In
every detail, like new, sweet tone.
Easy payments. GRINNKLL BROB..
245 Woodward.
SODA FOUNTAIN, billiard and part
I taMe*. new and second-hand. Geo.
Marsh Cos.. 20 E\ Atwater. E Z terma
Typewriter Bargains
*ls to *SO. direct from factory, easy
terms. UNDERWOOD. ROYAL. CO
RONA. etc Renting 91-50 up. Larg
est stock In city. U. R TYPE
WRITER CO.. Cadillac 66!-5. Cam
pus Martin*, next Detroit opera
house.
*2 R* FOR YORK PIANO, wa* |275;
rich mahogany, satin finish; new
interior. Easy payments. Remark
abb value fjRINNE’LL BROS., 145
Woodward.
rooms Furniture for rooms com
pl« t« *1 week Sumner. Mich. A 4th.
FLUTE BAHRAIN—X 12 keys; low
pitch “D." slightly used, to sell
qulcklv <’> take* It this W'eek.
GRIN NELL BROS.’ Branch, 57 Mon
roe.
■■ 11 ■>
PTORAOE furniture, nearly new bar
giln pric e. Sumner Cos.. Mich A 4th.
MUSIC BOX BARGAIN —One '’Coro
na'' style oak, equipped with tune
shifting device regular $425 style.
To s* II quick *45 flsh takes It with
12 tunes Included. Extraordinary
bargain GRINNELL BROS.*
Branch, 57 Monroe.
W D. PASWATEL. HARDWOOD
FLOOR CONTRACTOR; NEW OR
OLD WORK DONE. (NO DUST).
YVFST 2372-W.
\\ \ YTKI)—RE s». ESTATE
L< >T OWNERS - Don tde your ordin
ary profit* by building an Aladdin
Rradl-Cut House. Quick erection,
extremely |,.w costs ('all at once.
607 Ford Mdg , or phone Main 3960.
FOR si«.h—rAlotx.
FI.<*RIDA -Caloosshatcnee River 320
»nd half on
Dixie Hlgbwn> Write quick for
de*i rlpt 'at and price. Address
D. alt Yydelett, Tullahoma. Tenn.
FOR SAI.I —RRiORTR
F**R -A I I* \ T LAKE ORlON—Two
story boarding house, 21 rooms,,
vi mi licit, lorn. W' »dshed. chlek
• n pat . Miit. and, cellar, large gar
d« • \i iilgi' d/i«* fastest motor
: Y Dei on, lock
h. \ _ -6 I'MTltl.qi \f 1 •■ fi
♦l<* M \ in IO \ X
CONSTRUCTION lo aNS —Liberal
*tn< unt*. I U YVeber. 20 4 Gratiot.
WE BUY LAND CONTRACT®.
Detroit Land Contract Cos.
. ir.iie ml Mblg. Uad. MIC
f'rtnllMg the |,*>,.,< neat Kit,4—-that
I* right—'Ctmea Jid !>•■»»*. —Mala 499 k
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