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SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 1916.
MOTOR CARS
INJURE TWO
Thoma* A. Moor* and Willian
Bailey, Run Down Friday,
Not Kxpected to Live
Thoniiito A. Mon3B year* old. of
No. l>*B Keddtitave., i* in the Henry
Ford hospital, ana not expected to
ktirvlve Injuries suffered Friday
night when he »«i struck by an
automobile at Jefferson and Keddig
ave*. Uttle hope aas held out for
him, Saturday morning He la sul
ftr*«t from a rructund ahull anti
Internal Injuries.
The drtv«*r, Samuel Hturman. of
No. 20 Watson-at., was taken to po
lice headquarters, where he nude a
statement to Assistant Prosecutor
Robert T Speed and was released
on bond to appear Saturday morn
lug. He told the prosecutor that
Moase stepped from another mi
chine directly In the path of his car.
William Halley, whom the police
say has no home, is also near death
In the city receiving hAapltal from
Injuries sustained late Friday night,
when struck at (Hand River and
Trumbull-aves by an automobile
driven by Adam Telles. 37 years
old. of No. 438 Mullett-st.
A rear wh»*el of the automobile
passed over Halley's abdomen, In
flicting internal Injuries- He was
taken to the hospital in a police
am bulanca.
Telle* is being held pending the
outcome of the man's Injuries.
George Hollaon. 23 years old. of
No 459 Jefferson ave rnM, suffered
severe bruises about his head. Fri
day afternoon, when struck by an
automobile driven by 1,. I). Robert
son. general manager of the Packard
factory, at John R. st. and Harper
ave
Winner of Wager Is
Served With 10,000
Pennies at Lunch
Fred E Holmes, automobile mate
rial* dealer, picked out the Fellow
craft club to pa> a wager to Hyron
H Aldrich, secretary of ihe commis
sioners of public fafety. Friday
noon. Holmes ar.d Aldrich each
;>oated |IOO on the outcome of the
Republican convention two months
ago. Aldrich's judgment that
Hughes would be the nominee, and
not Roosevelt, won the money—but
Holmes was determined to make
him win it Just as hard as possible.
Soon after Aldrich sat down, com
placent, serene and quite contented
to dine alone —with no thought of
wagers or things—two waiters sup
pressing grunts under the weight of
two heaping trays set before him
10.00 C copper pennies Aldrich game
ly toted the money to hla auto and
thence to his batik, while Holmes
and a fmrty of friends looked on
from a window.
MAN LOSES FOOT
IN ELEVATOR
KCORHE. June 17— Although
workmen quickly ran to his s*slst
ance when his foot became caught
in the freight elevator of ihe Kresge
store here. Friday afternoon. Karl
Montle, 17, of Bourrassa and Mon
roe-sis., wul lose a foot and part of
a leg. He was taken to Harper hos
pital, but the surgeons there said It
wonld be necessary to amputate Just
above the ankle.
Montle Is the son of Mr and Mrs.
Albert Montle. and Is a student In a
Detroit business college. He has a
cousin In the atore room of the
Kresge store, and was on his way
from that floor.
JURY FINDS PAGE
SLEW GRAND SIRE
ny rsiTF.it phfhb
grand RAPIDRT Mleh.. June 17.
ljiwrence Page, convicted late
yesterday of the killing of his grand
father. Frank 1.. Sprague, will be
sentenced to life Imprisonment un
less Attorney I„ T Hermann, for
the defense, succeeds In getting the
Jury’s verdict set aside on the
grounds *hat the Information filed
by the prosecution failed to set
forth the charge the defendant
would have to face. The court has
Intimated Hermann'* motion would
he overruled The trial lasted 11
days, three of which were spent In
obtaining a Jury. „
NORTH VILLE
Mrs George Hisnley and daughter.
Dorothy ami Mn A J. RlrkeT and
two children. Joseph and Priscilla,
were In Detroit Thursday.
At th*- benefit « nt>'t talnmmt of tbs
Woman’s Relief corps, held In the
Alselum theater Friday evening, Mrs.
Nettle Moore, of Plymouth, give
readings, Mrs A CJ Griffith sang two
solos, nnd Miss Lillian llrardln r*-n
--der"d two specialties adapted from
Harry l.auder. The five-reel film.
“Hearts Adrift," with Mary Plrkord.
was shown
Th* sermon topic in the First Pres
byterian church Sunday morning will
he 'Neceaatty the law of achieve
ment :" In the Methodist Kptacopal, a*
which s< rvlce the Kalghta of Pythias
will attend In a body. "The obliga
tion of brotherhood." and a topic an
nounced from the pulpit In the First
Baptist Miss Ida nib-k. secre
tary of the Wayne County fiundav
Hchool Mssoctatlon. will he present
during the Sunday school hour In the
Baptist «hur« h In the evening the
« htirrh congregations will unit* tfl
the Presbyterian cot.rrh for the an
nual bar, alaureate sermon, at which
the graduates of the high *>-h<>al will
kit end, escorted hi the Junior!. The
ladles' quartet will furnish special
music. The children's day program
will he given In the M E. church
during the Sunday school hour, and
Wilbur t'ook will lead the Epworth
league st 4 o'clock with ths topic,
"Christian activity. 0
Miss Jung Fllktns I* visiting rela
tives In Cleveland. O
Mrs. N T. Rogeri end Mrs D F
Griswold were In Detroit Friday.
Produce
The list of berry offerings is In
creasing right along now. mnl will
very shortly be complete Strawber
ries were In rather lighter suppH
than on Friday, but the condition of
receipts was better and the market
cleaned up early Oranges and pine
apples are still plentiful, hut apples
are nearly done, with only a few left.
The butter market Is barely steady
Egg* .n<- active and Arm Pressed
calves are cleaning up from day to
day at steady prices The poultry
market Is um hanged, but easy in
tone, and old potatoes are Arm st the
last advance.
Apples It n Davis, 17.(10tfl: Bald
wins. S3 50«/ 4; Hteels Red. $4 116 bhl ;
Russets s3(| $.60 bhl.; western bo*
apples. $1.754/<2.2A bo*.
Bananas -< lood shipping stock.
$1.25 44 2 per hunch
Hesan- -Dried I-lines. |UOTe lb.
■terries - Htrawberi les. 24-qt. cases,
$3; 1 rt-i|t cases, sllOOl 50; blackber
ries, $4.30 bu ; huckleberries. 24-
qts. $lO3 36; gooseberries. 34-qt„
$2 s"iti 3.76 case
California Kralta -Cherries. |2.26;
apricots. $3.60 pet box; plume. $2.60;
peaches. $1,76 per bo*.
dullloner II 60(r 1.76 per box.
Cskbsge—New. 62.760! crata.
Cheese - Michigan flats, 15c; New
York. 14c Swiss 2soStc: Imported
Swiss. IIIHli’; llmburger. new. 2-lb.
lie; 1-lb , 17c; brick cream. ll%c;
long horns, l&Hc; daisies, isvaols4e
per lb.
Drenaed 4'alvea— Fancy, 14014 c;
common. 13f> 13r lb.
Fresh Vegeta hies —Oree* ptppttA
s3ft??6 crate. 460 50c basket, radish
es. round. «»0?r per bunch lettuce.
sfi l.io per bu.: parsley, 20021 c per
do*.; cucumbers, hothouse. $101.40
per do* ; hothouse tomatoes. 16020 c
lb.- carrotg. $1.5001.60 per 'hamper,
head lettuce, Iceberg. $1 50 per DU.;
w*x beans. $1 green bean*. $2
hamper; Florida tomatoes. 63.7504.00
esse, asparagus, sections. $4 8501 64
ho*; green neua, $1,751,12 t»u.; water
tress. jo ft2*c per crate: green corn.
$1 6006 per bbl.
Haney Fancy white, new, 16 017 c;
amber. lOlfllc lb.; extracted. 706 c
per lb.
Hay—Detroit shippers ar* paying
the following prices for baled nay In
car lots f o. b., Detroit: No. 1 tim
othy. $2150032; standard Mmothv.
$30..’.00 21 ; light mixed. S2O 60027;
No 2 timothy. sl*o lit; No. 1 mixed.
sls 60014, No. 2 mixed. $11012; No.
I < lover. $l3O 14; rve etrsw $7 6004;
wheat and oat straw, $4 5007 per
ton
I.emeus --$4 0 4 64 per box.
I.lsie* —sl 10 0 1 35 per 140
Melons Rock vfords. $4 0 4.25 crate;
ponies. $2 2502 60 crate; watermel
on*. 75 ti 40r each
Mushrooms 36 0 IS' lb.
Orsnsra Navels, $2 03 36 per box;
Valencia* <3 500 4 per box
Onions Te\*» Bermudas, yellow.
$2 liU ’ 25. white, $2.35 crate south
ern. $ ! 75*/ 4 per hundred pounds.
Plneai'plee $3.7603 pet crate;
$1.25 ft I *5 in r do*
Potatoes White $1 350; 3ft; new
Rei nt. id a*. $7 (i 7.5 fl bhl. $276 hu.;
new Florida* $* 7507 Mil., $2 60 bu.;
tr'umniis. $’,104(2.15 ner hu.
pssltn Rrollera. 25 0 2*<', medium
hens. lio 1 6 Vje; stags. 130 13e; geese.
11013 c. ducks, 190?ft<- per !h
JIIIIHIV. I'HII Kl
Ciasrs lies*- -Apples, $2.500 3.60
gal.; baked beans l-lb., 50f*40e;
Lima bean*. $1 til 25 Corn lancy
Maine. $1.15; standard. sl. Table
beets. 11.35fil 40. peas. Fancy early
June. $1 20 stumlArda. ft Salmon,
tall. $2 10 flat, plt.gs, 90<. Tomatoes.
}l 15 Marrowfat pens. $1 ■ early
une $1 50. sifted e«rly June, $1 40
per do*
Feed -Jobbing prices In t*-bh|.
sacks Rran. $24; standard middlings.
$25; fine nijffdliog*. S3O; cracked
corn. sl3. orn and oai chop. S2O ton
Flear—Jobbing prices: Best Mlchl
hhl patent. $5 00; second patent. $5.70
straight. $5.50. pure rye, $4. spring
patent. $6 So per bbl. In paper sack*
Detroit Oil Raw linseed o'.l. 72c;
boiled linseed. 73c gal. In barrel lots.
Kerosene In iron barrels: Diamond
headlight 4.2 c: perfection, 8 sc; pal
aclnc. 10.9 c; red crown ga*ollne, J*c
per gal.
Hardware— Nalls. $2 30 keg case;
anneal'd wire. s*4o per bundle; gal
vanlicd barbed wire. 2-t»olnt. $2.2.’
per spool galvanized sheets, 34-
gauge. $5.05: 27-gauge $5 36; 26-
uh u«e $5 »i0 . 30-gauge $5.90 per cwt.s
Buhl brotiaed a\c *, single handled.
$9.50; double. sl2 50 per do*., bla k
Sheet metal. 22 and 24-gnuge, $3 35;
34 gnuge. $1 10 27-gauge. $3.35* pS
giiuge, $3 40 per cwt Carriage bolts,
small, 60c 10 ntul 5 off. large, 40 and
6 off. machine bolts small 50. 10
and 10 off: large 40c 10 and off list.
Hides —No. 1 cu.'ed hides. 1884 r; No.
1 green hides. He. No 1 cured hulls.
I$C; No. 1 green hulls, 14c; No. 1
cured veal kTp. 24c, N•>. 1 green veal
kip, 18c. ..o I cut *d murrain, 18c;
No. 1 green murrain, ltic; No 1 cured
calf. 28e: No. 1 gree* calf. 25c; No- 1
horee hides, $4, No. 2 torse hides, $8;
No t tallow *c; No. 2 tallow. 7c; No.
2 hides, 1c off. No. 2 kip and calf.
I '*c off sheepskin tea to amount or
wool). 50c05250
Sugar Market
Sugar— Corrected daily by W. 11.
Edgar A Hun: Cryatnl dominoes, '.’-lb..
11l Si. Do. (-lb.. 911(6; Kagle tab
lets, 910 25: cut loaf. 90 40, cubea.
SH.(iS; XXXX powdered. |S.(O; stand
ard powdered, (k. 46; granulated, ex
tra coarse, 98 24; granulated, fine.
In hulk. (8.01; granulated. 21-lb. cot
tons, 9h IS. crystal domino gran., 2-
lb. and r»-lh cartons, in casea, 9* 39;
crystal domino gran.. IIK cases, 98.46;
dialliund A. 18.15; confectioners' A.,
99. No. 4, 98.05; No. 9. (8; No. 9. 37.9 b;
No. 7. 9'.»ft, No. 8. 97.85. No. 9, 97.80;
No 10. 97 75; No. 11. 97.70; No. 19.
97.95; No. 13. 97.80; No. 14. 97.90. No.
16, 97 80. non-caking mixture, $3;
beet granulated, 97.95 p*-r 100 lbs.;
household powd., Is. 24 to case, 92.40;
Do, 48 to case. 94.70 psr case.
BKW moiM I K W4HKF.T
MK.VV VOHK, lune 17— Flour; Dull
and easy. Pork: Firm; mess. 925 0
26 60. Lard: Firm. middle west
spot. 913.100 13 20 Sugar; Haw.
rpilet; centrifugal. 99 test. 38 090
84 0, muscoVHde. 89 test 96 31 0583;
refined. <|ut«>t. cut loaf, $9.90. crush
ed. 18 85 powdered. #7.75: granulated.
97 8507.70 Coffee: Rio No. 7on snot.
9'4 r Tallow Steady, special, 9\e;
city, 9c. country t'iffSke. Hay:
Weak prime. fl 65; No. 2. 91050 115,
(doved. 90cti 91.10 Dresses poultry:
Firm, turkeys. 29c; chickens. 20 s*o
22c. fowls. 14 U U 21c; ducks. Long
Island. 19c. Live poultry: Kasy
geese, lie: ducks. 16«22c; fowla, 21c;
turkeys. IB< ; roosters, 13c; chicken,
broilers. 24ff92< f'heese Firmer;
state milk, common to specials, 13Vi
18 '*c; skims, common to specials,
6011.
J. CLAIRE WOOD,
NATURALIST, DIES
J Claire Wood, noted Detroit
ornithologist, died In hie Jictne, No.
179 Seventeenth at., Friday morning
He wm If, years old He had been
a resident of Detroit since 1875 and
waa the author of a number of books
and articles on bird life, and other
subjects of natural history. He de
voted his life to the study of nature,
particularly birda. He was connect
ed with several Anns of civil engt
neers and surveyors.
He la survived by a widow, three
daughters and two sons, Blanche.
Rowena, Krma, J Cla re, Jr., and
Cylde. His father. J. C. Wood, a
brother. Walter, and one "sister.
Blanche M. Wood, also survive
Funeral services will be conducted
In the home, Monday afternoon, at
2 o'clock.
A change for the better In the gen
eral shipping situation Is expected
within tne next few weeks. Charter
rates are we||,t»e|ow the Sgurea cur
rent earlier in the year.
PATERSON BROS.
BUY 20 ACRES
Firm Now Holda 100-Acre
Tract, Partly Subdivided, On
Six-Mile-rd.
Paterson Bro*. & Cos. have pur
chased from Malt J. Krwln. of liar
bor Bprlnge, Mich., 10 acre* of land
on the Blx-MUe-rd., and from Iktvid
Oppenhetm. the Derfllnger tract of
10 acre* on the t'harles-rd., both
pieces being in aectlon No. 17, Ham
tramck. With the parcel* previously
purchaaed by Palerson Broa. £ Cos.
from the Doed«nbach estate. Edwin
Bartlett, Hlppollt Moenart, George
Blum, William Caldwell and Wal
ter Bparting, thi* Arm now hold*
100 acre* In one tract. The price
paid on the laat purcha**H In aaid
to have been about $2,000 per acre.
Forty acre* of thl» tract has al
ready been platted and sold In High
land Gardena aubdlvlalon. and High
land Gardens addition, and another
tract of 30 acre* 1* now being of
fered for reaervatlon a* Paterson
Bros. A Co.'k aubdlvlalon.
In view of the shortage of houses,
these lots should meet with ready
sale on account of (heir nearness
to the Ford, Maxwell, Dodge Bros
and all the Highland Park and
Hamtratnok factories. The l>avi»on
car line, now In operation and being
extended to Oakland-ave., near the
Ford plant, passes the property.
INVENTOR OF
DEATH CHAIR
NOW LIFE SAVER
|tsslls«r4 from I'age One)
tlon. which has been followed by the
invention of several Improved me
chanica! respiratory devices, that
Dr. Fell's name will go down to
posterity.
"I have made more money killing
men than having men.' said Dr
Kell Friday afternoon, when Inter
viewed by The Times. "Hut the
number saved is far greater than
those killed by electricity In punish
ment for crime. It has been said
hat 50,000 lives have been saved by
ihe principles of mechanical respirn
Hon that l worked out many years
ago."
He continued;
The first electric chair ever d*
vised, the one that l *
home at Buffalo and to the Au
burn (N. Y.) prinoii. wan u»*il >n ui
execution of William K. mml*r in
• iil v lA4O It wti that Hum** >^R’
that’ I auoke In Detroit before the
American Association •of
Ist* on "The influence or »•!<•» tri< n >
on protoplasm" Experiment! were
conducted showing the effects <m be
lower form* of
h 'f h Xas f a r Tiv»aectloniat In a niedbal
college at tiiat time, and wa.-« gtcat-
Iv interested In knowing why *le<-
IrUity killed so uulckly. one day
the authorities of Buffalo Uet reed
that all unlicensed dogs should be
killed by electricity I took m>
oaratu* to the pound and made cx
perlment* * m w‘bb h th- author
look great Interest. The «-onclusions
of iii*\ report brought about tne
pa**agc of the New York execution
Believing in the efficacy of elec
tricity as a drxtroyer of life. I con
ferred with General Au*tln lAlhroju
superintendent of prisons In New
York state at that time, and told
him of my ideas of electric
and presented sketches He aaked
me to build one. nnd to kc'P
matter absolutely secret l A’ xV,
completion. I shipped It to the Au
burn prison. It wa* In that chair
that K.nirnler was executed
Thorough experiments were con
ducted with the dynamo previously
to make certain that the device was
working properly. 1 will say to those
who look upon tlvl" means of execu
tion differently than from what I do
that we went ahead then arid mads
sure at every step that we were do
ing the right thing .
T was present at the execution of
Kemmler and two others. After th.i
ctirrent was sent thr<*ugh Ihe body,
there was not a move «'f a muscle.
All seemed to enjoy the Idea that
they were to meet death without
psln. Kemmler smiled at me Just
nefore the current was turned on.
and said: "Hee that I am not hurt.
If men are to be executed, elec
tricity l* the nest wsy. They suffer
no pain, aa the electric current is so
many times more rapid than tne
nerve current." .. .
It wa* while he was a United
States government engineer on the
harbor work for the Buffalo break
water In 18H9 that l)r. Fell Aral t**
gan working on the principle of me
chanical respiration. Under his su
pervision the first crib was laid for
that great piece of engineering
work. Later he was associated as
director with the Crystal Beach
Steamboat Cos., running out of Buf
falo to Canadian points. While en
gaged In thia work, he continued
study on the respiration principle,
and later In a medical school, he had
opportunities to prepare net* and
advance the vivlaectlon respiratory
methods, for convenience in labora
tory work.
BANK RESOURCES
AND DEPOSITS
ARE INCREASING
Actual condition of the Detroit
banks at the close of business Thurs
day afternoon, as reported by tne
Detroit Clearing House asaoclation.
waa as follows:
I/oana, $216,428,000 increase $2-
4R7000; U. R. bonda and premiums,
$2,847,0041; specie. $5,767,000, In
crease, $88,000; currency, $12,259,-
000 Increase $837,000; due from re
serve banka, $38,223,000, Increase,
$168,000; total reserve. $58,240,000,
Increase. $878,000; due from othe:
banka. $21,377,000, Increase, $822,000;
total cash resource*. $77,826,000, in
crease $1,700,000; circulation, $2,
124,000 decrease $31.00«*; deposits
—savings $161,889,004*. increase
$202,000; deposits commercial
$181,869,000, Increase. $4,303,000; j to
tal deposits. $269,319,000 Increase $4-
505,000.
Louisville A Nashville has declared
a .1»- per cent semi-annual dividend.
placing the stock on a 7 per cent an
nual basis.
DETROIT TIMES
DETROIT EDISON
EARNINGS GAIN
HEAVILY IN MAY
Detroit Edison Cos., in It* con
solidated comparative earning* and
Income statement for May and the
five months of IDJ6, makes a highly
gratifying showing for Its stock
holders. Net for May, after all de
ductions. whs $185,140.87, a gain
of 55.2 per cent over May. 1915- Net
for the five months was $1,181,358.74,
an Increase of 46.7 per cent, com
pared with the same period in 1915
Groat revenue In May was S76L
-803 79, an Increase of 31.8 per cent,
and for the five months’ period. $4.
133,520.09. which shows a Rain of
29.fi per cent.
Net income, after deduction for
operating, non-operating and depre
ciation reserve, was $271,254 81, 30.9
per cent more than a year ago.
These deductions for the month to
taled $490,598.98.
Net Income for the five months of
191*? was $1,641,879.66. compared
with $1,230,334.14 during the first
five months of 1915.
Th* new Stut* Motor Car Cos., which
1* buns organised by Allan A. Ryan
and w**oelatea, will have an Issue or
75.000 share* of stock, no par value.
• f which sLSOO Shares have been ayn
ii ate,| and will be offered for auh-
S( nption at $55 a share.
P!PI
I PAbtS
ONE CENT A WORD
Cash with order; If charged. 7c a
line.
No transient advertising Inserted
for less than 15c with cash; »*
changed, 18c per Insertion.
The above rates apply to all c’aral-
Acatlona except Birth*, Cards of
Thanks, Obituaries. Meeting Notice*,
etc. .
Births, Deaths. Card* of Thanks
and Meeting Notice* Minimum
charge, Sscfor 25 word* or leak Each
sfl l.ticnsl word, t l-9<-
Births
BOY 8.
Anthony Iwikeski. 10«2 Orleans;
Martin Clm*k. 641 Forest K.: .J*tin
PauuMtle. 447 u Cavalry; Michael
Piklu 348 Roseclale-<-t.; l>*o Huunler
IKS McClellan; Wni. Koch.
Canton, l-'ram-ls \V. Merrian, 10S2
Field Tony Balb'*. 44S Mack; Oe
muii«4 \V Smith. 225 Holbrook. Mier
nv Stolinan. 109 Wilkins; Murray B.
Harris. Marr Maternity hospital:
Herman Broshe, 157 J Gilbert; .Ben
Amltln. Harper hospital; John Cold
well. 26s Twenty-ninth; Oat-ar I*.
Hagel. 327 Fifteenth. Wllllant Mrs
ter. 181 W. Canfield; Howard S.
Niedt-rtneier. I'*23 (Sarfleld; Joseph
Boravk. ■>> Wesson; Martin Puih. 18
Martin; Robert Brock. 218 la» May:
Andrew 1.0/..m. 2tl» Hibbard; Jack
Seienkow. Woman's hospital,
l>e Laura. 37 Fifteenth: James S.
Nichole. 546 Greenwood; Michael
Choiodnik 92 Iceland; Jacob lake, fi*
I’ordyce; Henry Lienau. 1413 Mili
tary. George Miller, 24 Melville;
Hurry Rulgewell, 72 Henry; Chas.
Michael, 154 K. Woodhrldgc; lz*y
Geyef. 140 Brewster; lohn Plecaulla.
7’.if Twenty-thinl: BenJ. Leonardo,
4ft| Sheridan Lynnan Trbovlch. 1495
Russell, loan Cl« gelka. 705 Superior:
Harold I* Rowe. 7M> »-'lfteenlh. I'red
A. Wy.-koff, 147 ijrtSalle Gardens S.,
Stephen Krelen, 6'.*7 I’lquette,
nel Longtry, 959 K. Igifayette; Ktml
V’oss. 1612 Field. Peter Rakieekl, 61
Hartford; Irsnk Grosyk Ift i Maj
bury Walter B Waters. 561 Eight
eenth, Kavol Hwlstnk. 74 Norton:
Giuseppe Vetten. 177 Illinois.
Ol RIJ4.
Ben Brown. 1296 Holcomb; Samuel
Palmer, Van Wormer sanitarium;
John Meyeskic. 98 Newton; John \\ >-
J*|chow*'kl. 454 Thirty-second; Ed
ward H Wischer, .551* Green. Glenn
Marlin Stewart, 217 Myrtle; Alfred
Braun. 119$ Crane; Harry Waaler.
Harper hospital: Joseph Kchrage,
Woman's hospital; Georg* Kut*<n,
Florence Crlttenton home. John IV.
Boon 18 Reed * pi.. Joe Tontoaumas.
233 Cardonl; Oscar B Massey, 520
Twenty-eighth; Jay and. Gould. 650
Igvkevl’ew Anthony Graxhowskl, 199
Poplar, ntto latudge, 106 Twenty
eighth; Walter BoJdUn, 18 Fordyce.
Alev Mullins. 927 Bdvldere, Clarence
Johnson, 1003 Twelfth; Paul 11.
Wencel. 1(»71 Twenty-fourth Mike
.Taber. 136 I aimed K.; Ross H Boblt.
14*50 Beuuhleu: Adam Poplawskl, 767
Palmer E. Peter Reske. 135 Kunlun:
Alfred Oamulakl. 1 24h Junction. John
Downing, 15 Wesson. Andrew 7,\ -
wate, 60. J Roosevelt; Steve White. 950
Green Glovarchino Russo, 445 Rio
pelle; Giuseppe Liberata. 790 Rivard:
Peter Koxiblnt. 1141 I'ubnls; Kdward
Kowalsky, 468 Moran; Grant Pom
eroy. 488 Antoinette .George Thom
as. 4ft f-7. Hasting*
Deaths
Louise M. Htthnke. J 46 H*idson. 11
months. acute Indigestion. Hen y
Zanni. 31 Hunt. 5 years, meningitis
Bartoio Meaalno, 411 Lafayette F. , 1
year, broncho pneumonia. Fed 7,a
--gonc. Chlbiren* Free hospital. 5
months, marasmus; Hllvia Rrent. 203
IC. Columbia. 70 years, mitral Insuffi
ciency; Samuel Smith. Providence
hospital. 48 years, arterlo sclerosis;
Charles Johnson, Receiving hospital
about 94 years, acute nronffpltls
Becky Lacks. 290 Matson. 25 yea-*,
acute pulmonary oedema. llomar
Mierman, 2 Harper hospital Delra
bran«h. 24 years, acute dilltntion of
heart k'l<*rence Jauorskl. llermnn
Kiefer hospital. 40 years, strangulat
ed hernia; Halvester K. Harrington,
lift! Brooklyn, 77 years, senility:
David 9. Htraiiss. 1405 McKinley. 36
years, laryngeal tuberculosis. Thom
as R Hc«»fleld. $57 Drexel, 45 years,
par-sis, Arthur L. Harm. 620 Mel
drutn, 8 days. Icterus ne«inatorlum,
lohn Zclsa. 17* Newton. 66 years, car
tilac Insufficiency; Joseph A Lewis.
721 Reaublen, 41 uremic pois
oning. Lucy J. Clark, 402 Sherman.
71 years, cerebral hemorrhage. Anna
Lestiowska. 147 St. John, 23 years,
lobar tuberculosis; Jessie Lsmpard,
45 l-'.ast High, 3k rears, enteritis. Sa
rah K. Capelin. 4*2 Lincoln, about 80
years, senile debility.
~ HRLF ITATmSIk—M ATT,
BOnK k KKI’KRh. afenograpnera and
general office help wishing posi
tion. kindly call or write the Daisy
R Miller Agency. 634 Chamber of
Commerc*.
CARPKNTKRS. rough and finisher,
good wages; steady wofik. Apply
before 8a m. or after 3 f m at
418 Holcomb
BENCH CARPENTERS
To assemble window frames, cup
boards, molding doors, etc. Steadv
work, good pay. W. F. Hurd Cos.,
| 20ft Campbell-*ve.
National ColleffP
Modem Dance ,
SrFCtAL COURSE s|o>3
EIGHT I.KSsONS-$. M Ids
FOX I'll’ »T FP. YWP
waltz two htfp.
HYNCOPATI'ID WALK. -.M 1L
(New) Atl ■
203 Fisher Arcsde. ikg w
349-253 VV nod ward-gvg, 9 r
WANTED —Halesmeiv $54 first week,
$621 one month. Two records. De
tail tu« n on new Mth-gradc «h* *
specially. Big seller he Aral. B«ix
K, N*.. 41. Tim**.
'Try B'-mii Kb*rnl Service."
“Flowers for Everybody”
The I, Bemb Floral Company.
Albert Pochelon
Main 2ftd! 153 Bstee-st.
c. fTbihd & co^
Funeral Directors
27 West Hancock Ave.
F’hore Grand 315? Detroit. Mich
in i r tv wn i)—rCNALI
A GKNKI UIRL fur i tioking Md
downstairs wnik. In aummer eut
t.ag* Point Vux Kuruues. Wages
s'*. Applv 212 Seminole.
ALTERATION WOMAN—4jnod steadv
i competent par*Ml. Ask
in & Murine, 179 chelby.
ALTERATION HELP wanted Norbro
Sh |. 17 E. Grand River, aecond
floor.
KXI'F.i: 11'.\< 'KD lady attendant. De
troit Bath House, West Fort and
Twenty-first. Phone West 1449.
BINDERY GIRLS for stitchers, rul
ing machine feeders, snd also ex
pc ri•* ti • and bindery girls In other
work Apply room 32 Rowland
bldg., 179 Shelby-*t.
CAMII IKK Experienced, with good
references 193 Woodward.
CASHIER wanted at 20« Randolph
fSnrdella
COOK by July l'> at Protestant Or
phan Asylum. ''3B East Jefferson.
GIRL for noons; no Sun
days Roerths Penobscot, 43 W
Fort.
DleMM’ VSH KR.Q for night and day
I $Ol Oratlot.
ELDERLY LADY desires position as
h<'Usekt*»|.er In family of two. 45
Mitchell-ave
FIRST-CLASS BTARCHER and other
help wanted. Parla I<*undry, 2ft2
Catherlne-»t.
FOI DING MACHINE OPERATOR
want'll must understand plunger
tvpe muctilnes. Fourth floor 45 W.
Congress.
TFI.EPHONE
OPFRATORS
WANTED
Owing: to the conatantty in
creasing: number of calls, we
require additional operator*.
Fay while learning:. Advance
ment rapid. No slack season.
Apply
Michigan State
Telephone Cos.
r »r. John R and Madison.
SEWING MACHINE OPER
ATORS;
HAND SEWERS;
GIRLS FOR TABLE WORK;
HIGHEST WAGES.
AMERICAN LADY CORSET
CO.
Fort St. West, Corner Sixth
Al TOMOllll.fSa
FOR REAL BAR
GAINS IN USED
CARS, SEE US. TIME
PAYMENTS IF YOU
WISH. THE WIN
TON CO., 12 7 0
WOODWARD AT
MEDBURY.
ALADDIN GARAGE $46 55 All ma
terial complete. Shipment made
day order received. Call 607 Ford
bbl* . or nhon* Main 1860.
Rt MIXHki orrORTUNITHG*
QUICK PROFITS —Build an Aladdin
House on your lot and make uuitk
and profitable turnover. Call 607
Ford bldg., or phone Main 1860.
MONK t TO LOAN
Liberal Ix>ans on Real Estate
Money to Loan on Vacant
B«cnnd mortgage loans on reality
Will buy equities In vacant lots and
Improved property.
EBERT. 309 Majestic Bldg.
CONSTRUCTION LOANS Liberal
amounts. J. K. Weber, 204 Gratiot.
WE BUY LAND CONTRACTS.
Detroit Land Contract Cos.
sl2 613 Hammond Bldg Cad. f*M6
PKltmiv ti,i
NGTICK—If any poor giri Is In trou
ble needing sdvlce. friendship or
help, write or call on SECRETARY
MARGARET DUFFY. 993 Fort-at.
west. Sslvatlon Armr.
FOR *4l.li—Yllßt ICLLANKOL*
Typewriters—Late Models
Underwood, Corona.
Ryyal, Smith, Renting-
K&S ton. $lO to $1)0, or rent
li to $3 month Detroit
Typ<-wilter Cos.. 160 Jef
fersnn. near Woodward.
Main 410$.
ALADDIN RBaUI-CUT HOME—Save
four profits by building this way.
Colt at 607 Ford bldg, or phone
Main 3860 for full Information and
prices.
SODA FOUNTAIN, billiard and pool
tables, n*-tv and aecond-hand Gen
Marsh Cv.. 20 E. Atwater. K Z term*.
Typewriter Bargains
sls to SSO, direct from ractory. ea#y
terms. UNDERWOOD. ROYAL. CO
RONA, etc. Renting $1 So up. Larg
est stock In city. C. S TYPE
WRITER CO.. Cadlllse 6695. Cam
pus Marllus. next Detroit opera
house.
ROOMS- Fhrnuur* tor ro< ms com
plete. $1 week Sumner. Mich A ! *.h.
STORAGE furniture, nearly new t>*r
giln price. Sumner Cos.. Mlcr. A tth.
W. D. PABWATEL. HARDWOOD
FLOOR CONTRACTOR; NEW OR
OLD WORK DONE (NO DUbT)
WEST 2272-W.
rnr tAi-K—RP.xuim
FOR HALE AT LAKE ORlON—Two
story bearding house, 31 roonis.
steam heat; ham. woodshed, chick
en park, outside rrllar, large gar
den. Alsf< h'gh-class fastest motor
boat on lak* Dr C A. DeCeti, lock
box 1»«. Pontla . Mira.
PHntlns—lSs yen sr*i nln4—lfe*t
la right—t'lmr* J*h
KOK » % I.F— bfmDEMT; niuCKN I %
Tust finjshed“
15-Family Apartment
Centrally Located
Showing 11 r /r Net
$20,000 Will Handle It.
See VAN PABST,
508 Moffat Building.
Cherry 4625.
nr.’how\RD. SNAP
5 mom* a rid bath, tn good condition.
EBERT, 809 Majestic Bldg.
OPEN SATURDAY AND
SUNDAY
434 Kk fit I .aw n (Drake). near Jeffer
mm, h new modern luingiilow In a
fine residentihl section II ha*x *
12\lli living room, spacious dlnlng
room. a good-sized kitchen, nicely
arranged. The sleeping room* of
ample size. Sleeping porch, selected
oak floors throughout; flnest work
manship Heleet your own rhandi
lcr*s and shades. A complete home
for a workingman. 14.1500: terms
to suit. We also have others on
T'hlilips. Manlstlgue and Druael.
Most- Houghten Cos., Builders and
.Owners, 770 Mainilton-ave. Hickory
2788.
DOUBLE HOUSE
MELDRUM AVE.
Close to Jefferson. * rooms on each
side, modern Rented for l*o per
month. Will sacrifice to get equity
FOUR-FLAT
Cuater-ave. 7 rooms ea- h, all rent
ed; building tn A1 condition; 60-
ft. frontage.
CORNER DUBOIS
and Jay. cottage rented as store,
large 8-rootn house In rear w'tn
full basement. Price 15.000 on
WILSON & UO..
1010 Cham, of Commerce, (ad.
WILLIAMS~AVE.
Vear Klrhv; large residence. * rooms
and bath, in good condition. on
easv terms; $3,230. , ,
EBERT, 309 Majestic Bldg.
VINEWOOD AVE.
5-FAMILY APT.
Brsnd new. each apartment consist
ing of 5 rooms, bath and shower,
sleeping porch. 2-car ; .,L ot
40x150 Rentals $2,540 Price $lB.-
500 Good home and Investment. *4
block from car line.
HOMER WARREN & CO.
1227 Chamber of Commerce.
CHOICE
TWO-FAMILY
Close to North Orand-blyd.; brick, alx
large rooms and hath, three>
rooms. French doors and beamed
ceilings 36-ft lot. side drive and
douhle garage. A bargain for half
Mafoney-Campbell v
Free Press Bldg Member Detroit
Real Estate Board.
Flat Near Jefferson
On paved street, easy terms. Rental
$528 Trice $3,850.
Flat on Concord, modern; fine locn-
FlVt "near Mack, on A*“ A rm *’ ° r
will take vacant lot:
EBERT, 309 Majestic Bldgr
' 2 FAMILY FLATS
CONCORD-AVE **•*!!!)
CANTON-AVF
Pt’UITAN-AVF.
FIELD-AVE.. B V IMOO
VAN DYKE. B V..
KISHKR-AVE.. R. V ‘•*2„
CANTON-AVE.
BEWICK-AVE ®’ st)o
A. LAVEROCK
RIDOE 033 4 524 K E*RCHE V AL- A VE.
"NR.GRAND RIVER
Cottage on easy terms. $1,750.
HurMnit, nr. Mack. SSOO down, $2.80«
Fischer, near Gratiot. s*>oo down.
$2 *IOO, w ill take vacant lot.
EBERT, 399 Majestic Bldg^
DOUBLE HOUSE
East Grand Boulevard
Between St Agnes and St
brick tile roof, steam heat. Pitts
burgh water heaters. 10 rooms each
side, double brick garage, lot lOOx
17,3 Rentals. $3,000 yearly.
HOMER WARREN & CO.
1227 Chamber of Commerce
SI,OOO Down
New two-family, five room* and bath
each, beamed celling*, separate rur
naces modern to minute. 4% block
from car Price SB,OOO.
Maloney -Campbell Realty * «>.. 584
Free Press bldg. Member Detroit
Rtal Estate Board.
WHY PAY HIGH RENT when you
can buy a coxy bungalow for a
small pavment down and 1 per cent
monthly? Let us show you what
yvr have. Call Grand ..<3. after
7:30 evenings
274 ARNDT ST.
House built for home; right very
largo rooms, newly decorated; hot
water. bath; In flr*t-cla»a condi
tion; convenient to flv ecar llnra.
Bargain, cash or term*
REIGER—OWNER
801 Chamber of Commerce. Main 2&*
IF VOTT HAVE A HOUSE or 6-famMy
flat and your price* are right we
can eel! them tor you. Call Grand
87*3 after 7:80 evening*.
DICKINSON’S GUIDE FOR
REAL ESTATE BUYERS
Price*, term*, street* and number*
of over 200 different properties per
month. A telephone call will put
v,>u on our mailing list. Cadillac
383, or address Dickinson Real
Estate Exchange. 23 Campau bldg .
Detroit, Mich.
5-Room House, $298
Complete material for building a S
room cottge |2»B. Scv- four prof
its. Call 807 Ford bldg., or phone
Main 8880.
*O4 VANCOUVER —' Two-Story *mgle;
64.3 50. Walnut 3804-W
' TO HKVr—HOI «K 8
Hannan Rental Apency
A free Hat of house* and flat*. Call
In person at the oldest and largeat
real estate exchange In Michigan,
i Bii OftAW BLDG
TO RK3I—ROOtIV
HOTEL. FRANKLIN
Cor. turned *rd Bates-only a block
from Woodward and Jefferson-avsa.
and only hall a block from the new
Interurban Halting room Extra
fine rooms at 73c. It and II.SO per
dar _
118 WINDER —Rnoma. running wa
ter. Also single,
TO HB\T—FI. ITB
FEAT TO RENT—To rent, modern
furnished flat for July and August
460 llubbard-ave Telephone West
2131-M Call between 6 and 7 p
m
wmr.n-rn kv ium.k
WE EXCHANGE your old furniture
for new or give you cash. Main
;*ot. 163 Michigan-ave.
Prtstl*s —lke pta.w weal hind—.am
la right—'Tlate* Job tie**.- — Mala 1113%.
ytlli BAU—VAC ANT LOTS FOH ICLK—\ AfCCT U>fl
Names and Addresses i
I HAVE A NT3I BEK OF LOTS TO BELL. AND THEY RE GOOD
THE OIL BUSINESS AND HAVEN'T TIME TO SELL THEM Ilf THCJ|
I HUAI. WAY AND THEME ARE Nt>T ENOUGH IAJT* KOK MJB ej
Ab\ KRTIHK THEM AB A KUBIJI VISION, Null COULD 1 CALL
ALL THOSE Wilu WOIJLD ANSWER AN AD IF 1 DKSURIBBO yk/j
ACTLY WHAT l HAVE TO OFFER THEY ARK CLoBK-lN UJTE-fifl
NEAR STREET CARS NOW AND IN A RAPIDLY BUILDING HKCTfOS N
where NO ONH COULD DOPBT THE SURE INCRE'AHE IN TALUK ■
THESE LOTH ARE IN A MOST CONVENIENT LOCATION AND fit? IT* ?
ABLE Fur BUILDING NOW FIRST TWO HOLD WKRIC ITAKRB 1
IMMEDIATELY FOR BUILDING THEY AltK EXCELLENT V ALU ft J
AT 1..00 APIECE AND I WILL SELL THEM AT ONCE FOR. Off SI
REASONABLE TERMS HPKCIAI IK YOU BUY THEM KltOM MB 1
DIR EOT. I WILL ALLOW YOU S2O OFF. THE USUAL AGENT**
COMMISSION UKOVIDED YOU GO AND SHF. THE LOTS YOtTRfWIJr*
NEAP OARS AND l-AWY TO FIND SEND ME YOUR NAME AND 1
ADDRESS AND I WILL SEND YOU FULL PARTICULARS AND A A
MAP YOU WILL IMMEDIATELY REALIZE THAT YOU WAVS M
STRUCK A BARGAIN. INQUIRE Jj
“OWNER OF LOTS”
CARF. OF EFFICIENCY. OI L CORPORATION. LIMITED.
738 PENOBSCOT BLDG. CADIU-AC Ikfifc 9
EVENINGS NORTH «S4-W.
FACTORY MTKS FACTORY MTF.g j|
FACTORY SITE T I
51/4 ACRES
Corner Connecticut and Cardoni Avenues. \
Adjoins Maxwell Motor Cos. Close to
Ave. car line. Best piece of acreage on west \
side of Grand Trunk R. R., between Ford Motor ]
Cos. and aew Cadillac site.
HOMER WARREN & CO. |
1227 Chamber of Commerce
KOK SALE—VACANT LOTS
~HOMER WARREN & CO.
VACANT
EAST SIDE .
Lakevlew, 30 ft $ 800
CopUn. SO ft „
Bfidford-rd., near Keroheval. 3,000
Continental, 45 ft., Ist block 1,87$
Bedford-rd.. near Charlevoix. 2.02.*
Flr< her-rd 2,00*1
Kensdngton-rd 4,300
Emerson • • • • 1.150
NORTH WOODWARD
Bvron. near Palllater **'l*!!!
Pallister, near Wilton 1.800
F..rrand *.200
Eaton ->'so
('rawford. near 7-Mile-rd.... 5,5
Home, near 7-Mlle-rd 800
Norton, near 7-Mlle-rd
Miller, near 7-Mlle-rd 575
Walker, near 7-.Vllle-rd
Murray, near 7-Mlle-rd 825
NORTHWEST
Blaine, near Dexter, 38 ft... $1,200
Maplewood _ JJBO
Underwood, 35 ft 1.-8 J
Highfleld L3B*
Martlndale 1.5JJ0
Whitefleld
Hillaboro 1588
Longfellow. near 12th *.4S©
Philadelphia, cor 14th
Pingree. near 14th 1.8;*
Philadelphia. near 14th 1.4*»8
Euclid, near 14 th 1.500
Taylor, near Dexter '• .!!
Blaine, near 14th 1.85®
Boaton-blvd.. Joy farm 8.400
Jamea-ave., near Gd. River... 8,5
1227 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
NORTHWEST VACANT
JAMES-AVE.. cloae to Grand
Rl\er and Inside city limit*.s 8.5
PINGREE. near Llnwood, 30x
125; s3oo down.
ROCHESTER, between Lawton
and Llnwood. 30x107 $ 850
ERIE-AVE., near Tlreman. 40x
125. all Improvements $ *OO
WHITEFIELI) (Dailey Park).
second block, 30x120 1,264
DEXTER-BLVI).. corner, unre
stricted. 48x120, only SB6 per
foot.
HIGH LAND-AVE.. nr. Twelfth.
30x107 8S)
PH'LA DELPHI A, near Dexter
blvd, 30x108 SBO
ALEX. WATSON
803 Hammond Bldg.
MONTROSE PARK
ROYAL OAK
restricted lots on the Stone
rd.. close to the car line. Red Run
Golf club and one of the best mod
ern schools near Detroit. Only 8c
car fare 50-lt. lots from S4OO up.
Easy terms. 10% down. Special In
ducement to Builders.
FRANK E. BRIGGS, 835 Dime
Bk. Bldg., Main 1794
Hamilton Blvd. Frontage
Between Florence and Geneva. 90x100.
ALEX. WATSON
SO3 Hammond Bldg.
TERRACE SITE
60x108—52,100
Southeast corner Coplln and Waterloo
EXCELLENT RENTING SECTION
Opposite 6-acre park of new’ SIOO,OOO
school; all Improvements In. 2
blocks north of Jefferson and 10
minutes' walk fr<>m Continental,
Hudson and Chalmers plants.
HOMER WARREN & CO.
1227 Chamber of Commerce.
S2S~TAKES EQUITY
Four lots, each 35x150 ft., for $375.
which Is $0 4 a lot; 45 minutes from
city hall, out Grand Rlx’er. Think
of It; 4 lots for $375. Terms Own
er, box K, No. 36, Times,
WOODWARD & 7-M ILE~
Office 1 Blk. East Open Sunday
Until 2 O’clock
Biggest bargain In n<>rth-end lots: 3
lot* one block esst of Woodward,
only $650. 20-ft business lots <>n 7-
Mlie-rd.. sold on term*
HOMER WARREN & CO.
1227 Chamber of Commerce.
60 TUXEDO AVET
LOT 100 x 130
Very fine home and large lot com
pletely filled with beautiful shruh
herv Mlg bargain at $10,500.
HOMER WARREN & CO.
1 227 Chamber of Commerce
ROY AI, OAK LOTS Have small
equity If taken for cash at once.
Box S, Detroit Tlmea.
BUILDERS & INVESTORS
Coplin and Lakeview
Lots Inside the city and with all Im
provements In and ready to bnlld
on. 10 minutes' walk from Hudson.
Continental nnd Logler motor
plants. Be sure and consult us he.
fore buying In this section Prices
S6OO up Corner 6rtxlnß, only
$2.000; terms
HOMER WARREN & CO.
1227 Chamber of Commerce.
Modern Bungalow $695
Complete material tor building five
room modern bungalow $595 Ship
ment same day order received.
Call 607 Ford bldg, or phone Main
3860.
HTURAOB AXU 14RTAOR
ACME Storage mammoth warehouse.
Storage, moving M $99. 41 Oilman.
CENTRAL STORAGE CO., moving,
packing, fireproof: rates right. Mo
tor van* for suburban moving
Phone Cadillac 69.
ROEHL BROS. Storage. Cartage and
Packing Office, 142 Alfred Ridge 821
PARTY MOVING to California can
rent part of car. Central Storage
Cos. CadMlac $6
Printing—>tbe plain went kiss—test
it right—Tlmea Job Dept—Main 4AM.
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14* ACRES. MIC, BEAVER, with goog 4
htiilolgge and fruit. A anap.
80 amen on Loon Lake, near PpitwH
2 good houses, bains. 3 good horgmi.
8 head cattle, with all tools, ttfltlpe]
and crops. Only SIB,OOO. j«
146 acres on Huron river, f-robilCTl
house with bath electric light*)*!
power Only sl2.* per acre. ■;y 1
Frank E. Briggs, the Farm MaMgi
835 Dime Bk Bldg. Main 1794.;
CRANBERRY LAKE
FARM
'T
Best farm in Oakland townahtyN*
Sportiest lake in Southern
Peninsula. 4
■jf i
10 acres on ROCHESTER
32 miles north of Detroit on tlMI*
hills. A pretty, pleasant, profitable?'
Investment Price $l6O par icrA.,
Including stock, crop* and tooigj
hlko 5 per cent commission. It out
estate men please copy and lift
from this ad 1 want $2,000 qulc«.}
Geo. W. Pierce, owner, $7 Avglogfit
nve,. Highland Park, Mich.
On Mich. Ave. Car Line
20 noees with good 7-room framotß
cellar, big tile-roof barn, lota NB
fruit, about 1!' miles from Datroltj.;,
City Hall: a $15,000 placa for flfi.b'fl
500, one-third down. \3H
Fine 120-acre, well-tmprovcfi f»rmu„
everything goes with It. located'*,
near Randall Beach, not far Irtifi)
Orion Luke, a $12,000 property tkrH;
$10,500.
See us for these and other good buffi* ’
around Detroit for the least moßs*|r, (
HENRY PLASS AGENCY ,
612 Moffat Bldg., Detroit. ■■ j!
FLORIDA —Caloosah&tcnee Rlvar,
acres, fronting mile and half fifiT
Dixie Highway. Write quick fofi_
description and price. AfldrafifiT
Doak A.vdelett, Tullahoma. Tana.
YVANTED—HB.AL KUTiTfi , ■ J
WILL BU\ equities in vacant
lot*, improved property or kml
estate under foreclosure.
EBERT, 309 Majestic Bid*.-
Liberal Loans on Realty. A
—— —.
LIST your vacant property
» with us for immediate sale.
! Main 6406.
1 HOMER WARREN & CO.
1227 Chandler of Commerce
WANTED
A number of good lot* with water
nnd aewer fur building at
Will pay tip to $ I,oob per lot a r id
pr« fer them In lot* of five or rnorfi.
Box B. No. 4, Times, v ,'*Bj
i LOT OWNERS—DoubIe your ordlfie
ary profit* by building an Aladdtu'
, Regdi-Cut House. Quick erectlufiir
extremely low costs. Call at
607 Ford bldg . >r phone Main 38$d.
.WANTED—A lot 35x 40 ft. for a »wo.
I familv. shady side. Walnut 392- I **
i ■ - .'.am
FOR HALF—HI AIN F.954 I'HOI'KITV
""SAFE INVESTMENT
I SHOWING 10 PER CENT
MACK AVE. STORES
PRICE $27,000
RENTALS $2.530
' Nev* building 1 stores snd flats,
steam heater In each. Rentals ar
l ranged on sibling si ale, so that
I nn>l* r present l«-n.<es the property
1 will earn $3,80(1 per year Inside *.f
I throe years This is a safe, conser
vative Investment The kind you
need not worry about.
HOMER WARREN & CO.
1227 Chamber of Commerce
! AVE. STORE
l-atorv .-olid brl« k. lot 20x120, be
tween Fifth nnd Mlxth-sfs. Rentals
fi osft Price $16,000.
HOMER WARREN & CO.
1227 Chamber of Commerce
DOWNTOW N~CORNER
68 x 138
lln heart of commercial centtr. Ol»fi
~r the b* «t business sites to he had.
Fine lo« stlon for permanent Invest
ment \\ ill sell below market valu«.
1227 t'hsrnher of ("nmmerca. :-g
HOMER WARREN & CO.
i ‘ I'Sit.'-r r t’omrnerea. j
ro i:Tt h\ \ 1.1 —it K vi. Kw rATK-^
LAND CONTRACTS ItOUOHT
LIBERAL LOANS ON REAL ERTAT®.
MONEY TO LOAN ON VACANT LOT*
MONEY TO LOAN ON REALTY
EQTTTIEB
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGES A
gPECIAT.TY
EBERT. 309 Majentlr Bldtf.
nI(K \\l> It I\ EH IHOYTAfiI
’ 38-FT. FRONTAGE on beautiful OgicT
land 'tiiniy lake. Rig bargalg.
' rimes
i nit a M.K—ACNKAGB
Heart of Tractor Dintrict
20 ACRES
PRICE $1,200 PER ACRE
Right In the path of the big develop.,
ment Will double In value In tws
years Don’t let tills get away from
mu We can make terms
lIOMKR WARREN & CO.
1227 Chamber of Commerce
W 4 At l" M -utxi F.1.1 4 A KOI t
CASH for old false teeth, gold eyogrilA
broken jewelry, diamonds, watehst,
etc . full value paid Liber* v Nfg;
Cos., 97 Woodw and. 4th floor eliritot.

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