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THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1916.
NAON HOPES
WAR CAN BE
STAVED OFF
Declares Pan Ameri
canism Forbids U. S.-
Mexico Conflict
CONTINENT
IS CONCERNED
War On This Hemi
sphere Should Be In
conceivable
NEW YORK. Juno 29. -Hope for
a poaroful settlement of iho con
troversy between the I'nited States
and Mexico In the interest* of Pan-
Amerioamsm was expreaned Weilnea
day by F>r. Homulo S. Naon, Argen
tine ambassador to Washington
In a statement to the I'nited
Press the ambassador said he had
not made any formal offers of medi
ation on behalf of his government,
but expressed the belief- that war
will yet be averted Hla statement
follows:
"I have made no offer but ft is
unnecessary to sav that the Argen
tine government is always disposed
to work for the peace of America.
"Pan Americanism, which Is vital
for all the countries of the conti
nent. whether great or small, strong
or weak, makes war between two
American nations utterly inconceiva
ble 1 am. In candor, confident that
the present crisis will be peacefully
settled. We must make evident
that no matter bow great the dis
ferences between two American gov
ernments, the continental Interests
of union and roncmd are supreme
and Inconsistent with recourse to
violence nH * means of settling In
ternational disputes In America.
“The Argentine people and gov
rnment are following this conflict
with the deepest concern and. not
withstanding the acuteness of the
crisis, trust that the inspiration of
a sound far sighed political sense
will prevail in these hours so full
of peril for the destinies of the con
tinen' "
DRILLS DRAW
BIMROWD
Many Flock to Navin Field to
:>cv‘'hnif(Htg of St. John
in Fancy Maneuvers
Business is cupud the minds of
the delegates to the Knigots of Si
John and toadies' auxiliary con veil
tions, Wednesday morning Both
sections went into executive session
and started upon the work of re
viewing tlie past year's work and
taking up new business. The an
nual election of officers probably
will be heid Thursday.
Tuesday was a day crowded with
events for the vlMtor>. The prize
drills at Navin held, held in the
afternoop, following the business
meeting, drew mail) every delegate
and visitor to tl»e Dctioit ball
grounds and more iban ’»,ooo people
crowded the stands to wittier-a the
• xhibitiou.
In the men’s organization the hon
• its for fancy drilling wcqi to tlv
Syracuse contingent, who took flrsi,
second and third prizes. The honors
in the Ladles* auxiliary drills were
lYoti by Rochester. N Y., which took
first prize; Columbus, (>.. second,
and Washington, 1). 0., a colored
branch, third
Following the drills the loMiy of
the Hotel lloffmiin. lieadnuurters for
the Ryiacuse delegation, va a scene
of wild enthusiasm a> the New
Yorkers celebrated their victory.
The convention clones Thursday.
A giand military lull will he held
In the Hotel Pontchartrain ball room
Wednesday h* which every
delegate slid visitor Is expected to
he in attendance.
VF.SftKL PAIA Uir.X
XI Detroit
DETROIT. .run* -’8 Dp: Tug n«.
hr>ri r hnrir"". 9 *o p in . \V K. Fit?*
Kithl'l, 10 1", Wnrnei Thompson,
fe •(», || W Hmltb. 11 50. Cornelius,
Verona. 12 30. M<Clregor, barge*.
12 t" i’ha> Hutchinson, I>. It. Min
i*. 1 S'* Cort. Xaml a. 3; Morrow,
I i»<t, Norton. 4 . Belgium, 4 Ml. Ogle
av. Tyrone ♦ sm; -tilfel. f> 2° Ax*
e<- 5 \r«'turos, Alpena, A l". Hr*
Clnn»\. Crank lv «vry. Frontons-',
*ha 11 anoim a T'-wnseml. A 30. Hlr
uk v 40. XV. I.- King, *6O, J. P.
lets.-. H. II» 1 ■ I.UXon. 8 40.
frown: Mullen. Dickson. 8; I’ren
-1,,. i, H rk'«. < oiin ll England, I" a.
n ; Oslo.me. 10 i" Mi-Monicall. fsr.
Ing ton, 11 .10. Wolvln. vditstlc, 12.
1,1 rs, 2 40; .Nnklns. (, Huron. .130;
'niviin, A 30, t’entUflotl, • JO. VsniS.
3't Booth. 5 4'»; im * I White, A 15;
Vnvork, 4 3o; t'slelte. 8 30. (Tret",
:Jo. Wider er. 9 4«
Xt The Son
ft \IT.T ;~'TK MAH!!*, Mich. .tune
t li. \tltabas< a. (ilenflnnsn. S
Set night . t’tirlK. " l*L Saunders. 11.
UtwiHid 1 3o a in.; Roberts, Jr., 3;
larvaid, A Empire city. 7. Nessen.
3<». K« a. William Llv*
na "tone, 9. i -mall > Miller, 830
f +rTWn . Arasi. Dinkey.
;2o last nlaht. Uairets'.n. 8 Iro
mots, 8 40. ftobtll Wallace, 9. Mal
oti F. >l Osborne, 9 30. Edinhurn.
tewsrt. I«. Glen Lyon. 11 30. Cals
-4m Ism. William Rogers. 2 30.
lenmsrk, Faunders. -Tr., 3, Newhotd.
aigonda. 4. Hovton. 5; Charlotte
Irentung 5 30. DSas Warner. Peter
aUs 7.30. Kmpsrnr. Northern
’aye', §; Norway. Pentlrost. Mitchell,
Th'-s Barßim. H*; itesqtia
• te. Harvester. 11; Bwbmr Krupp.
mm.
S' •V v .
KOCH HEADY
FOR ANNUAL
TAX RUSH
Collection Begins Sat
urday in Treasurer’s
Office
20 EXTRA CLERKS
ARE ENGAGED
Every Effort Will Be
Made to Prevent
Congestion
On Snturdav, City Treasurer Max
(*. Koch will begin the annual col
lection of taxes. He haa made am
ple preparations to fake care of the
dally crowds ihut will storm the col
lection windows uuring the month of
July. One hunlred and forty-fix
thousand blank tax receipts have
been ordered. 20,000 more than were
used last year. Twenty •xtra clerks
have been employed, and extra me
chanical change makers that coat
the city $ I )v0 apiece) have been in
stalled.
There will b« collection windows
for each ward, with the number of
Hie want appearing over the win
down The city treat urer and a staff
of officers will handb the crowds in
the corridors, directing and giving
any desired Information.
"I expect to see a lot of smiling
faces this July," said the tity treas
urer Wednesday morning. "The big
reduction in the tax rate n.irlit to
please a big uiaiorlty of the taxpay
ers Those livirg In the older resi
dential districts will find their pay
ments materially reduced this year
The man that grumbled when he paid
fifth last vear. ought to *mde when
he finds he has tc pay only s7o or
thereabouts this year. The tnv re
duction will make It easier for my
rbrks. because there will he lea
kicking than in previous years."
The office of ine city treasurer
will be open week days from 8 a m
to !1:30 p m (Tty Treasurer Koch
advises taxpavers to come on Sat
urday afterm ons and on rainy days,
If possible, as the crowds arc a)
ways f-nialler on these days. Th**
t.-ix rate Is |!S.*>2 per $1,900
Marriage Licenses.
Stephen ChnmpsnF 31. Grnrse
pi-lntr Farms Marv Kr-'isler, »ame
Frank I* Graham. 28 Marjorie
Frank 33' Schwarts. 32. Cecelia M
Todenhler 13
Philip H Ib.blnson. 28 liasel G
1 Sutherland, 27
Theodore Potter, :8 Edith Htem-
Inger, 2».
Jo.eph Hunt. 5". Mice M Dowell,
George 33. Houston. 21: f'rmn M
Martin. !*>
Harvey 3’enlcr. 19; Ells 33 illlam
son. 18
Barnard J Friedmann. 7’. Detroit:
Lucille 3V Koger. 84. Augusta. Me.
John Zcj• ka, 21 3nna Carnlk. J 9.
Joseph Czalkowskl. 21. Helen Chl
mlelewska 18.
33 illlam It 33 "fiver, 23. Ruth Rer
t ram. 19 _
Samuel B 33"cst. 27, Alice G. De
laney, 22.
E Victor Carlson, 49, Detroit;
Alice J. Roberts. 47
33 illlam A O’Dwyer, 38. Nettle
Caldwell. 3<>
Henderson R Brandon. 35; Julia
Jeff re«s 34
33'|ilium S Stevenson. 29. Durand,
Ora Holmes, 28. Detroit.
\3«lter Jorgensen, 24. Frelda
33‘aechter, 2*>
lls\ Ifunson. 29. *»eor*>» la>vett, 32.
3|lllard Young. 31. Anna Stevens.
27
to«eph P Gibbs, <5, Toledo. i|»r
triple Martin. 31, same
DavUl I,e« .■ e, ::9. I'etrolt; f-en* Mil
der. 27, New 3‘ork
George E Bowen, 27, Irene M
Burnarrl \'annerson. 24; Mary Sher
man. 22
Edwin Bosch. 25. Detrcdt; Irene
Piddler, 20. Rochester N Y.
Emil Shhalbl, 45. Mary C. Nadeau.
88.
Charles Mlll-r, 23. Caroline Green.
20
Frank Socawa. 21. Rarbttra Mu
rauska. 19
\dain h*. black. 24 Margaret Berg,
27.
toweph M Tkidge 26. Detroit; Julia
.1 Jeffers. 24. Charlotte
Alfred J. Medon, 24, Toledo, Edith
M Flei k, 22. same
Charles 33 Hills. 24. Northvllle;
Lillian Maudham, 21. Milford
Carl 33’. Hess, 27. Lillian Zendcr.
23
33’alter Buhrer, 29; Johanna Helnff,
13
33’llliam Beiilelspacher. 26; Julia
De.ka, 21
John Narhut 4b. Wyandotte; re
tain in Malsurka, 38, same.
Thomas I’rhan, 25. Mary Stroueh
alouna, 19.
3Vllllam Feldmann, 24; Rertha
gtnbhe. 2-6
Frank R Hollister, 33. Effle Neills.
27
I’eler A Gardner. 24; Eva Fielding.
23
Edward G Mertx, 23. Luida Der
shulskl. 27
I<eslle A Brown. 45. Stirling. III.;
Mxrfle Norton. 27. Detroit
Clarence R 33*orlh, 27. Detroit;
Xfelllssn H Coblv 25. Arbor
Anthony Rusxta, 25, Josephine Die,
19
James 17 Nicholson. 28 Charlotte
(' t’llss, 25
I'iank .1 33'atts, 48; Florence N.
Edwakrla. 28.
RoheXt Ginshurg, 29. Gertrude
Golflnjjrn. 20.
I’lYsses A. Clos, J3; Irene C. 7.lnk.
ffff
lohn E. Slmpaon. 80, Emma Brandt.
22.
Ralph T Gorman, 22; Gertrude
Bauer. 20.
Russell 3Yhite, 18, Bertha Shipp*.
18
l.vnn lx* we, 28, Bertha DeWolfe.
18
Alva V Rope* 23; Elizabeth I«en
en«elser. 21.
Moses Molsseev. 26: Mlllman,
23.
I’rnest P, O’Connor, 27: Mary I*
Kaiser. 19
James W. flolmea. 31; Jeanette
Ma> 3V|lllatna. 28.
Harvey i\ l.vnn, 50, Detroit: Sarah
E. smltlu AflL Kenton, n
Henrv Arthur Carroll 27 Emma
Rosteck. I§.
lohn Potreuski. 22; Elisabeth Wte
bnoska. 28.
Henry K Gofford. 4*. Brooklyn;
Id* E T'lherg. 38, Chicago
Joseph Mnlvßt. 24; Wau< h* R*d
osvlex leh, 11.
George Latlot, 21; Dorothy Dov
ruhus. 78.
Daniel Hullng, SI. . Cleveland.
Theresa M Vurtn*r. ft Detroit.
Deserted, Broken-Hearted Baby
Girls Make Pitiful Plea Through
Newspapers tot Mother’s Return
"Marntps plesae come home. Flor
ence and Arllne Nettleton, 104
Tenth-street., Detroit, Mich."
'The utter loneliness that la rend
ing the hearts of two baby girls la
merely hinted In the two lines of
cold type In newspaper "personal."
telling a brief but sad story of a
mother gone, and a home forlorn.
More eloquent, by far. Is the meg
sage carried In the lonesome, plead
ing. baby eyes, and in continuous
childish questionings "Where is our
mamma? Has she gone away?"
Florence is 8 years old and Arllne, 6.
Mrs. Mollle Nettleton, 26-year-old
wife of Robert Nettleton, of No. 104
Tenth-st., left her home one morn
ing three weeks ago, telling no one
where she was going, and leaving
her two little children alone In the
house.
BOLD THIEVES
STEAIJRUCK
Get Away With $5,000 Worth
of Tobacco Consigned to
Chas. Gauss
Thieves ma le away with merchan
dise valued at $5,000 suoftly after
10 o’clock. Wednesday morning, in
front of the wholesale tobacco hous •
of ('has. (lauss, at Second ami
(Irand River-aves. An ancient
scheme was used.
A mart in working clothes stepped
to the curb as John MtLennan, driv
er for ihe Michigar Cartage Cos.,
drove up to the place. The fellow
said he was an employe of the firm
and offered to watch ihe team while
the driver delivered ilie* oilla to the
office.
As McLennan stepped Inside the
fellow mounted the wagon and drove
the lean: away.
Detectives Cotter and Snook were
sent from headquarters and after a
search of the vicinity found the
team and part of the merchandise
standing at Fifth and Plum sta. The
stolen merchandlre. which was as
signed to lie delivered to (iauss, con
sisted rs several cases of cigarettes
and tobacco.
Wednesday morning’s "♦cb” Is the
third to he pulled off within two
years on the Gauss Arm. On the
other occasions i*ollce have l>een
called on to Investigate robberies
where similar means were used. The
valut of the goods taken before was
place at $2,990.
I Produce
DETROIT, June 28.—Handlers of
/rehh fruit* aiul vegetables report an
active trade with few price change*.
Receipts of berries were fairly lib
eral ir, all lines and th»- demand was
sufficient to prevent any aceumuxa*
tlon Fresh vegetables of all kinds
wore in ample supply and were mov
ing out freelv The butter market Is
easy at the last decline Egg pro
duction is falling off. and s* storage
i.tivers are fur from satisfied, the de
mand Is better than the supply.
Dress'd i.lives are steady and firm,
snd poultry is steady with an easy
tone.
X pples Ren Davis. $2 Miff 3; Bald
wins, |3 60ft4; Steels Red. $ 1 '<l 5 hhl ;
Russets, $3813.50 hhl.; new apples.
$1 2&fi 150 per hamper
Btninai —Good shipping stock,
$1 2544 2 per hunch.
Beast—Priwl lamas. lb
Kerries Strawberries. 24-qt. ease*.
s2'" 2 28; 16-qt. cases, $1 iff 1.25.
Idnckherrles, $4 25 hu.; huckleberries,
24-qts., $3 75'f|4: gooseberries. 24-qt,
$2 50; black raspberries. 24-qts. s*'l9
4.50 red rnspberries, 24-Jts., slff 425
(Xillfornl.i |erMlta--Cherries, $2.25;
aprleo**, 92 50 per box; plums, $2.60;
peaches. $1 75 per box.
I’sullloner Bl.6off-1.76 per box.
4 nhhnge New. C2.60ft2.i6 crate
l heese Michigan II s. 14V*ffl8c;
New )’ork 18c. Swiss. 27ft 30e; Im
ported Swiss, 38ft 41c; llinburger.
pew. 2-|b . lf»*«c. 1-lb., 16c; brick
cream, 15 »,<•; long horns. 18c, daisies,
15ft IKV4c per lb
t berries Sour. sl9oft2 per 24-qt.
case
llresaeil Calves -Fancy, 16fil6Vxc;
common, 12<fl3e lb.
Fresh Xegetahlea Green peppm a.
s.’4o crate. 40c basket; radishes,
26c dor..; beets. 461/70c dor.; let
es, 25e dez : beets, 65ft 70c do*.; l*t»
tuce, -00c ft $ 1 hu.; parsley, 20ft 25c
do*; cucumbers, he th m - e 3SBf76c
dor ; hothouse tomatoes 15ft 18c lb.:
carrots, 20'<r 26<’ per dozen. head
lettuce. Iceberg, $1 25711.60 per hu.;
wax bean*, $2.25, green bean*.
$2 per hamper. Florida tomatoes,
$3 ft 326 ease; asparagus, sections.
$ I 25 ft 1.50 bdXT green peas $2377 26
bu.; watercress. 26ff80c per crate;
green onions. i7ftlß< per do*.; green
corn, $4 754/5 per bbl.
Haney Fancy white, new. J6ftl7c;
amber. lOftllo lb.; extracted. 7®Bc
per lb.
Hay—Detroit shippers ar* paying
the following prices for baled nay In
car lota f. o. b.. Detroit: No. 1 tim
othy. s2l 50ft 22; standard Mmothr.
120.60 9 21: iTgtit mixed. $20.60 0 87;
[o 2 timothy. slßfflt; No. 1 mixed,
815 60ft 18. No. 2 mixed. 111018. N,.
I clover, 3181M4; rye straw 17.6008;
wheat and oat atraw, 18 6007 par
ton.
Lemons—sßfts.6‘ per ho..
I.lmra—sl 10ft 1 36 per 100.
Melons— Rockyfords standards |8
ft S 25 crate; ponies, $2.2502 50 crate;
watermelons. 50ft7»c esch.
Mnshrooma loftsor lh
Oranges -\’al'-n' iss. $4 04 75 box.
Valencias. $3 60ft4 per box.
Onlona- Texas Rermudas. yellow,
$2 1502 26' white, $2.25 crate; south
ern. $3 7504 per hundred round*.
Pineapples—l2.76ft 3 per crate;
ft 25 ftl 75 d<»*.: Florida*. SBO4 oaso
Potatoes- -New Southern. $4 250
4 .35 hhl.: sl7sft 2 bu
Ponltry —Broilers. 25ft27e. medium
hens. 170 17tyc; slags. 12013 c; geeae.
11012 c: fttiek •. 19ft ?0e lh.
JOBBIBU PRICW6-
( aaien lisas- —Apples. 12.60 ft 350
tat.; baked beans 1-lb., 60080 c;
Ima beans, 1101.26. Corn: Fancy
Maine, $1.16; standard. 8. Table
beeta. 81 2601.40 Feaa; Fancy early
June, 11 80. atanCarftn, fl. Salmon,
tall. flat, pings. I9<* Tomato**,
(1 15 Marrowfat peas, $1; early
June |L6O; Sifted early Juna, 11.40
per do*.
Feed—Jobbing price* In H-bhL
sacks: Bran. 824. atandard middlings,
$26; fln* mJddilngs, 130: cracked
corn. 133. .orn and oai chop, 12* ton.
rtoaae- Jobbing price*. Most HUM*
sal patent, 86. M; second patent, $8 70;
Straight. I8 60; pure rye. |8; spring
patent |8 go per hhl. In paper aarka.
Detroit Dll—Raw linseed oil, 89e:
boiled Jlnaeed. 70r gal. In barrel lota.
Kerosene In iron sarrela: Diamond
headlight. s.Bc; perfection »t>c; pal
aelne. 10.9 c; rod crown gaaollse, l*e
per gal. _
ITsidwar* Walls. 044 ket case:
annealed wira. $I.»o par bundTs; gal
vnntaed bar bad irlra. 8-polnt. $8 12
When her husband came home
that night she was not to be found.
She had taken what money there
was In the house and some clothing
hut left no message for her husband.
He searched the neighborhood,
then spent two days in hospitals,
samariums and went to the morgue,
hut his quest was in vain. Mrs. Net
tleton’a mother, who lives but a
short distance from the Nettleton
home was grief stricken, and hard
ly aide to care for the children.
"I can't imagine where she’s gone,"
the husband said to a Times repre
sentative. ‘’She never went awgy
before like that, and we’ve been mat
ried 11 years. I think that perhaps
a severe illness that she had this
rear, typhoid fever and other ail
ments. has affected her mind and
she has wandered off.”
per spool: galvanised sheets, 24-
g'ltige, $4 80; 27-gauge, $5 10. 31-
gauge, 18.85; 30-gauge. 86.65 perewt.:
Buhl bronsed a\e*. single handled,
$9.50; double, 812.50 per dos.: bla k
sheet metal. 21 and 24-gauge. $8.25,
28-gauge, fS.3O; 27-gauge, $3 88. 28-
gauge, $3.40 per cwt. Carriage bolts,
small. 50c 10 and & off; large, 40 and
6 off; machine bolt* amall 60, 10
and 10 off; large 40c 10 and 6 off Hat.
Hides--No 1 cured hide*. 18 He; No.
1 green hides. 16c; No. 1 cured bul'.?,
l3c; No. l green bulls, 10c; No. 1
cured veal kip. 20c, No. 1 green veal
kip. 18c; ..o. 1 cu» vd murrain. 19c;
No. l green murrain. 18c. No. 1 cured
calf. 2Sc; No. 1 greex calf, 25c; No. 1
horse hides, |6; No. 2 'jorse hides, 86;
No 1 tallow-, 8c; No. 2 tallow, Tc; No.
2 hides, lo off; No. 2 kip and calf.
1 '£c off; sheepskin f a * to amount of
wool). SOetifLSO.
n£[jpLES
ONE CENT A WORD
Cash with order; If charged. Tc a
line.
No transient anvertlsing Inserted
for less than ISc with cash; »f
changed, 18c p**r Insertion.
The above rates spply to all classi
fication* except Births. Cards of
Thanks, Obituaries, Meeting Notices,
etc.
Births. Deaths. Cards of Thanks
and Meeting Notices Minimum
charge, 35c for 25 words or less. Each
additional w< rd. 1 1-3 c.
Mortuary.
1 C XRTWHHiHT—.Tune 27. at ta« Junta,
Col.. Dlise Hutchinson, wife of Wil
liam It Cartwright, of I>i Junta,
daughter of Mrs. Lucy R. Hutch
i lijson and sister of Henry V. »nd
Frank R Hutchinson, of Detroit,
and John <\ Hutchinson, of Los
Angeles, Cal.
(Ut RVIIJ.i: June 1918. at resi
dence. 1 893 JefTerson-a ve. east.
Elisabeth, daughter of Catherine
Cotirvlllc. Funeral Thursday, -tune
29 at lo a. trt. Burial private.
I'lense omit flowers.
DXVIS June 2fi, 1918, at residence,
54 Alger-ave Robert J., aged 59
' years, beloved husband of Mrirv
Ann. dear father of Mrs. William
Schnekenhurger. David H. and Rd
. gar S Davis, Mr*. Leslie Lobdell
•"-•nd Clifford J Davis, and dear
brother of Edgar and H. A Davis
Funeral from residence Thursday,
June jo. at 2:50 p. m Interment
Woodlawn.
DOVVEI.I.V- June 28. 1916. Agnes,
aged 26 years Funeral services
Thursday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock
fr<»m l lie residence. 83 Elmwond
ave. Interment in Roseland Pork
l>o\% \ I-; V— John J, at residence 263
M< Mlllan-ave., beloved husband of
I Mr. r.v K, dear father of John. Ger
ald, Mabel, Flor* nee. Henry and
J< soph Downey, Mrs. E. Steele and
Mis (' Felke and dear brother of
Jeremtnh, Maurice. Frances, Mrs
Charles Otto anti Mrs. J A Flelsch
ans Funeral front residence on
Thursday at 8:46 and Holy Re
deemer church at 9.
FR•»K I X I-’, Margaret, aged 74, June
’7, D'lfi, beloved wife of George T.
Krsklne and mother of George \
Erskine, Mrs William W Fiero
and Mrs Agnes Kessler Funeral
' Thursday at .3 p. m. from son’s
I residence. Maxwell stop Royal
Oak Take Pontiac car Burial at
I Evergreen
. I XMU June 27, Man ella TANARUS., aged 5
vears, beloved daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Jacob .1 Lamb Funeral from
I residence, 105 Colllngwood-ave , on
Thursday June 29. at 2:30 p. m.
Interment Woodlawn
M XhKK -June 27, 1916, Alexander E.,
beloved son of Margaret and the
j lnte William W, Magee. Funeral
Thursdav at 2 p m. from residence,
t DU* I.othrop-ave, Burial private,
PF/rTIRONE—June 27. 1914. Fill.-,
aged 63 years, beloved wife of Levi
T Peftlhone. nmlher of Edward F
William J.. Floyd. Seth and Gzellg
Pettlbone, Mrs. TVRa CorwMn, at
her residence Thursday, 2 pm.
Burial at Grand Lawn cemetery
Laßelle funeral car.
"Try Bemb Floral Sarvic*."
| “Flowers for Everybody”
; The L. Bemh Floral Company.
Albert Fochelon.
Main 2003. 163 Bates-at.
HELP WANTED—MADE
A GENTLEMAN of good habits who
wants to learn a good paying husi
neee with splendid opportunities
for advancement. One who is will
ing to work for the pay he gets.
Apply at Information Desk. 218
Farwell bldg , front 8 to 12 a m.
BARRER wanted. No Hunday work;
steady. 812 Canfield east.
BARBER wanted, fl 4 and half over
119. August 1,1 eg. 470 Chene-at.
BARRER wanted; must he first-class;
sls, half over s2l. 134 Gratiot.
BARBERS for all parts of the city.
Room 6. 242 Grlawold-at.
RA UMKlt—Steady Job good wagea.
Itrto Dubois, corner Forest.
BOVS for wrapping soap: must have
working papers. Apply 125 Hen
dricks.
BOV wanted for office position Ap
ply 50 Tenth-at.
BRIGHT ROY for advertising and
shipping department, chance for
advancement Detroit White I<ead
Works, 560 Milwaukee east
BRIGHT. CLEAN-CI T ROV for work
In flower store, must have good
references s2l Woodward.
CANVASSERS A-1 proposition. Tay
nightly. Investigate. Apply 41.8
Lightner bldg . 54 loifayette west.
< v nrrvTrr ~ w \ntfi rwr 16
foreman, southeast corner Taylor
and Wtlron-ave. p. L Colwell.
Main 3761
GOop MEAT Ct'TTEft to take care
of meat counter. loivlgne, 377 f*t.
Antoine
♦KK»b TINNER and furnace man at
Harea Furnace Houee. 300 Wood
ward.
DETROIT TIMES
HKl.l* X% ANTED—MALE
CARPENTERS wanted; only good
nmn, 56c per hour. Apply after
6 to A E. Knapp. 750 Michigan
ave.
GRADING and clearing contractors
To clear up h 60-acre aubdlvlsion.
616 Moffat bldg
GRINDER and lathe hands wanted.
Apply Kelik Bros., 640 Twenty
fourth-at.
ELECTRICIAN, first-class kn>»t> and
lube man; good wagea. 34S Me*
Kinstry-ave. Apply 6 to 8 p. m.
only.
PHARMACIST Registered young
nuin of experience. 2409 Kamil*
ton-blvd. W. J. Rodgers.
WANTED- Young man. 17 or 18. for
general office work RMnhold
Manufacturing Cos., 139 Beauhien
WANTED A flrat-olaaa furnishing
goods snlesman. Apply !»ul#
Sin on, Elks' Temple bldg
WANTED Experienced shipping
clerk salary 816; steady Job. 1250
Woodward.
WANTED Experienced plumher*
and helpers I*. Sherman, 770 Hast-
Inga-at.
W V.\TED Young man for bus work
In r-staurant. Rose, 1818 Wood
ward.
WA NT ED— Experienced ni«n for re
pulling and pressing. 980 Green
wood.
WANTED - Dleinskers Apply Ford
Motor Cos., Ford, Ont,
WANTED I Irat-clas* grinder hand.
Modern Pattern A Machine Cos.
HEI.P XX XNTED—v K 'HI I
WANTED HELP for general house
work to come in for part day.
Must love children. Hemlock
4365-M.
WANTED -Girl for light housework’:
go home nights; references. Call
877 Ti umbulT-avr.
GOOD strong girl for general house
work 46 Beech, between Second
and Third
ACTIVE WoMAN to work for hus
bands room and hoard, wages. 730
Cass.
BINDERY GIRLS, stitchers, folder,
f■•eder and talde girls Stoll Print
ing House. 3843 East Grand-hlvd.
COLORED MAID about 20. neat ap
pearame, for doctor’s office; ref
erences required. Cniverslty bldg.,
•uite 57, 11 East Grand River.
COJ/tREP WOMAN, middle age. gen
eral housekeeper. Cadillac 6129-U.
P'TNTAL OFFICE GIR7, experienced
Apply I’topia Dentists, 98 Michi
gan
DIX'IXGROtJM GIRL and chamber
maids for small institution; good
wages room and board. Grace Hos
pital Branch. 277 West Grand-hlvd.
ENERGETIC WOMAN to call on
property owners; one who has had
some real estate experience pre
ferred, good salary and rapid ad
vancement. pleasant work and per
manent position. 804 Penobscot
bldg.
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS on ls
db «’ skirts Detroit Skirt & Dress
Cn,, 63 Elizabeth.
EXPERIENCED GIRL for general
housework small apartment. 3 in
f unity. 21 Glynn-ct., Hemlock
iB9l-J.
EXPERIENCED waiters wanted for
i < sT.iurant; $9 a week snd board;
every other Sunday off. 1219*4
Woodward
EXPERIENCED toilet goods *xirl. A1
references required. See E. C.
Klnsel, Michigan and Griswold.
EXPERIENCED COOK; references
required. Tel. Hickory 1 742.
EXPERIENCED GIRL for confec
tionery store. Apply 2033 E. Jef
ferson
EXPERIENCED WAITRESS. Apply
1231 Gratiot.
EXPERIENCED counter girl. Rose,
1518 Woodward.
FIVE EXPERIENCED chambermaids
at j'layton Hotel, corner High and
Clifford.
GIRL wanted to work In candy store.
Call 1104 Russelßat Take Rrush
ear line.
GERT, for general housework, to go
to Hlekory Island for summer <45
Fast Grand-hlvd Tel. Hldge 6931.
GIRT, familiar with shorthand and
typewritlnq. Ahlberg Bearing Cos,
790 WooJwari*sy> Room i
GIRT, for general housework; refer
ences 161 Palllster-a ve
HOCFEMAIP—SmaII family living in
apartment Inquire 158 Van Dyke
ave., any afternoon or evening
HOI’KEK EFPKR wanted at 540 Re
wlrk-ave. Call after 5 o’clock
MAID for general housework; refer
ences Tel. Hickory 1944. Mrs
Pittman
MIDDLE-AGED w-nman to assist
with housework; good home. Apply
43 Hendrle-ave., or phone North
199-R.
NDRSE GIRL to take rare of baby 1
year old. Call between 2 and 8
o’clock Apt 1103 Charlevoix, or
rail Cherry 1080.
SECOND MAlD—Small famllv living
Ir. apartment. Inquire ir,B Van
Dvke-ave any afternoon or even-
Rng.
WAITRESSES for high-class' summer
tourist hotel Address, giving age
and one or two character referen
ces. Address bo* 120. Tetoakey
Mich.
5V AlTßESS—Experienced: good hours
and pay Henry * Hall, corner
Third and efferson.
WANTED—Maid for general house
work; must he good plain cook; go
home nights: good wages. 1111
Lothrop-sve. North 4448.
58 ANTED—lady or gent, to sell real
estate. Must have own car See
F 3. Mallott, 891 Ford bldg. Cad
4408.
WANTED—Young girl to assist with
light housework; small famllv; no
laundry, 243 Colllngwood.
WANTED—flood cook: referent'es re
qtllred Apply 192 West C* n fle!d
35 ANTED—flirts for factory work
National Rlseuit Cos., 42-68 Wood
bridge east.
33 ANTED At ones, experienced
walat and skirt finisher. 38 Di
versity bldg
WANTED- Stenographer; apply In
P # raon room 503. Woodward hldg
WANTED—Strong girl to work In
factory. 141 Stanton.
TELEPHONE "
OPERATORS
WANTED
Owing to the constantly In
creasing number of calls, we
require additional operators.
Pay while learning. Advance
ment rapid. No slack season.
Apply
Michigan State
Telephone Cos.
Cor. John R. and Madison.
FOR SALE—MfciSiOfc. «TK PROPERTY
DICKINSON’S GUIDE FOR
REAL ESTATE BUYERS
Prleea. terms, street* and number*
of over 200 different properties p*r
month. A telephone raf! will put
vou on our mailing list Cadillac
333. or address Dickinson Real
Estate Exchange. 33 Cainpau bldg.,
Detroit. Mich.
104 VANCOUVER— Two -story Single;
$4,950 Walnut 3104-W
5-ROOM HOUSE? $298
Complete material for building a
rtvc-room rot (age, $283. Have four
prnllts. Call $0? Ford bldg., or
phone Main 3800
FA ItNSWORTH—Fifth block east ot
Woodward, 11 tooms, nil Improve
ments, fine condition. |7.2')0, terms
Fine for rooming house or Invest
ment B F. McLain, 108 I'ark-blvd.
Cadillac 7358.
TWO-FAMILY FLAT
Near Twelfth and Myrtle 6 rooms,
both, furnace, 35-ft. lot; rents s'>'B.
Splendid Investment at price asked.
ALEX WATSON
803 Hammond Bldg
6-FAMILY BRICK
INCOME, $3,366.
Roosted on a fine street, near Wood
ward, f> rooms In each apartment,
hard won<] (lours and Hatch. fl re
place . steam heat: l garages. Will
sell for s26.Duo $10,00(1 down Thi
ls a safe investment. Call for ap
pointment.
WILL ST. JOHN & CO.
Second floor Farwell Bldg.
Cherry 3460.
BUNGALOW
VAN DYKE
$5,000
7 rooms, steam heat, hardwood floor*
and finishing Perorated, all con
veniencea. near Kerrheval.
shade trees, lug bargain, onlv
$.’,000 cash; s.’.'> t«er month.
WILL ST. JOHN & CO.
2nd floor, Farwell bldg. Cherry 3160
EAST SIDE BARGAIN
HELEN AVE.
$6,400.00
New brick, 3-story, 7 rooms, 3 bed
rooms, hardwood floors through
out. hardwood finish downstairs,
white enamel up, brick fireplace,
Frem h doors. Imilt-in refrigerator,
full basement, laundry tubs and all
modern conveniences Reinforced
concrete porch, elegant location.
Owner must sell at once $2,000
cash and $lO per month or $6,200
spot cash
WILL ST. JOHN & CO.
Cherry 3460. 2nd Flour Farwell Bldg
Double House
Brick, close to Grand River 60-ft.
lot, side drive You cannot dupli
cate this for s!.stio more than price
asked. Shown by appointment
MALONKY-CAMPRELL RE ARTY CD.
504 Free Press Bldg
Member Detroit Real Estate Board.
CORNER
With two two-family brick flats and
single house; flats are brick with
three bedrooms In each apartment
and all modern; house has seven
rooms and modern in all details;
rents $3,160 year. A choice invest
ment property as a whole o r will
divide; close to boulevard and
Woodward. Shown by appointment.
Maloney-Tamp hr 1| Realty Cos.. 504
Free Pi ess Bldg.
Member Detroit Real Estate Board.
FOR SAI.F—VACA3T LOTS
$25 TAKES EQUITY
Four lots, each 35x150 ft . for $375,
which Is $94 a lot; 45 minutes from
city hall out Grand Rive r . Think
of It; 4 lots for $375. Terms. Box
E. No. 35. Times.
ROYAL OAK ROTH Have small
equity If taken for cash at once.
Pox S. Detroit Time*.
Modem Bungalow $595
Complete material for building 5-
rnnm modern bungalow. $595 Ship
ment same day order received.
Quick erection Call 607 Ford bldg
or phone Main 3860.
Vacant—St. Agnes Parrish
35-ft. flat site |>a Halle North $2,325 00
35-ft flat or single. Blaine,
12th and 14th 1,525 00
34- flat or single, Euclid,
14th and I.a Halle 1.680 00
35- flat or single, Euclid,
12th and 14th 1,800.00
35-ft flat or single. Plngree,
12th and 14th 1,675 00
Call Cherry 669.
The Asam Richardson Cos.
410 MOFFAT REPO.
Twelfth, West Side Between
Virginia and Euclid
20 Ft.—51,840.00
Good for 830.00 per foot advance
with'n year. Buy thla.
Call Cherry 669. 410 Moffat bldg
ROT OWNERS—DoubIe your ordin
ary profits by building an Aladdin
Readl-Cut House. Many designs.
Quick erection. extremely low
costs Call at once, 607 Ford bldg .
or phone Main 3860.
STORAGE AND CARTm
ACME Storage mammoth warehouse.
Storage, moving. M. 599. 41 Oilman.
CENTRAL BTORAOE CO., moving,
packing, fireproof, rates right. Mo
tor vans for suburban moving
Phwne Cadillac 69.
ROEHL BROS.. Storage, Cartage and
Packing Office, 162 Alfred Rldr-3*l
PARTY MOVINO to California can
Tent part of car Central Storage
Cos., Cadillac 69
TO RENT—PIANOS
PIANOS —Beat makes, greatest as
sortment; year s rent allowed on
purchase. OHINNF.EE BROS 245
woodward-ave
BISINICSS OPPORT4 NITIICN
A BILLIARD ROOM, good location.
6 tabßs. clgsr stand; easy terms.
A good lease, rent right. George
Marsh Cos, 2n East Atwater.
1 HAVE JUST SOLD A HOUSE for
$1,500 down, leaving me an equity
of $2,750 f will sell this equity for
$2,850. It bears 6% interest Mc-
Lain. 108 Park-hlvd Cadillac 7358
REASONABLE A hat cleaning es
tablishment doing big business up
tnw n Best location. Box K. No.
44 Time*.
QUICK PROFITS Build an Aladdin
Hour# on your lot and make quick
and profitable turnover. Act at
once. Call 607 Ford bldg . or phone
Main 3336.
“GARAGES -
If you are In the market for a good
paying garage business call at this
offlee for particulars
Go-Operative Realty Go.
3ft3-306 Holden Bldg Phon»s Cadillac
7164-7165. Open evenings 7 to 9.
Picture Shows
If you are In the market fur a pic
ture show call at this office for
partlculara
Co-Operative Realty Cos.
H-Men BMg Phene* »’ed*l4ee
7164-7166. Open evenings 7 to $.
I'l.nmiv |m
NOTICE-—ls any poor girl Is in trou
ble. ne«ding advice, friendship or
hdp, write or call on SECRETARY
MARGARET DUFFY. (Mil tort-at
west. .Salvation Annv.
fSGRE LEGS
Varicose veins, swollen limbs.
Inflamed joints, weak ankles, fall
en ar ties, phlebitis, etc., arc com
fortably and evenly auppoited by
the
Corliss Laced Stocking
Race like a boot or legging
over soft tongue Contains no
elga t| « . I' ■,. g nut
stretch. Washable f j
c< mfortnhle and vcr> nV s*l
dura b 1 e . Made v’u o
measure R LCsJTS \ _
cheapest K.\D»iRHK! RKg \*•
BY PHYSICIANS I [Mb \ 2
Price $1 5(1 is' h «»• I HLr6 1 4
two fur $2 50 Put’ I 9I *
an>l be filled or Hem 1 ePnJ a Ic
fro free booklet am. \ IKJI I
- em*iirt nt rit t \ n I
blank No. 3 \jvj # 5
Home UPp / ?
Treatment US/ *
For I.og Sores W'ml -
and Ulcers for IAJI 2
those who cannot DOl -
call per-onnlly vjj \j;
Ml remedies In- F*a/
eluding two stock- Jj jr ~
iitge amt full at
rect ions. $5.00.
CORLISS BANDAGES
for all medical and surgical pur
pose.-. 254 lb- "Ide, 5 yds. lung.
15c each, 2 for 23c. 10 for $l 00.
Sufferers of so-called incurable
ulcers are particularly Invited
DETROIT CORLISS LIMB
SPECIALTY CO .
421 Mmk Ave.. Pol Gratiot.
Phone Ridge M3.
Office Hours: 9-6 dally except
Sundays. I,‘v*• ninga hy appolntment.
A t 10MOBILBS
ALAD ! >( N GARAGE, $46.55. All ma
terial complete. Paint to mat- h
house. Shipment made day order
received Pall 607 Ford bldg., or
phone Main 3560.
MONEY TO 1.0 A *
CONSTRUCTION E CANS Liberal
amounts. J. F. Weber, 204 Gratlet
WE BUY LAND CONTRACTS.
Detroit Land Contract Cos.
812-813 Hammond Bldg. Cad 5*16.
Liberal Loans on Rea* Estate
Money to Loan on Vacant
Second mortgage loans on realltv
Will buv equities in vacant lots and
Improved property.
EBERT, 309 Majestic Bldg.
WILL BU\ equities in vacant
lots, improved property or real
estate under foreclosure.
EBERT, 309 Majestic Bldg.
Liberal Loans on Realty.
rPHOI.NTF.RIXO
5-PIECE PART/m SUITE, re
covered In leather or tapestry
and made over like new.
flggjj sl2
COUCHES Re-up- (T C A A
bolstered In tapes- 1111
try or leather. v
ANY DAVENPORT
p<-.r/,>-nr(>d In leather or tapestry
B> } 9
TO RENT—HOUSES
MODERN COTTAGE with garage;
references required. Address Wal
nut 3716-M.
Hannan Rental Agency
A free list of houses and flats. Call
In person at the oldest xnd largest
real estate exchange in Michigan.
1 McGRAW BLDG.
~ FQlt
R 0 ACRES, best land within tft miles
of lu-lrolt, one rnUe south f-om
Ornnd River-rd.; good buildings
and fences. Terms easy. Inquire
of owner. Mary Kenwiek, South
Lyon, Mich
Printing— Hie plain neat hind—that
| a right—Times Job Dept.— Main 4.120.
HELP WANTED—HALF. HELP WASTED—MALI
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN __
Investigate this live proposition, it’s different.
No matter what sub von are selling, you may desire a change or may
have prospects fur half-a re or a< re suburban home sites. We wllP,
co-operate with you and P*y * 00d commission for sales made In
PARADISE GARDENS
Close in and close to car line out G ratiot; beautiful location, good soil
and ro*d« splendid selling point a and exceptional values. Free auto
service. Come In and get details.
KNOPF & OSBERG
612 SMITH BLDG.
Ask for Mr Osberg. Cadillac #BBB.
DENTISTS. DENTISTS.
DR. ADAMS' DENTISTS
Corner MICHIGAN* and GRISWOLD Entrance 161 GRISWOLD*.
Second Fb»<«r ovei KlnsH’s su re Take stairs or elevator. Phone
Main 533. look for sign over doorway
a3.
*1 i A
jC W
FOR NAI.W—MIACMULAW—
HT(»II AGE frtrnlture. nearly
vein i'll'-. Hu tuner Cos.. Miek.
Typewriter Bargains
ID. tu s*»o, direct from fsetml
Mint UNDER WOOD.
ROW. Etc Renting $1.16 UIJyMH
est Mi'xk In oily. U. S.
w KlTlili CO, Cadti’ac 64$Im
Campus Martiua, next
*»t house, ‘*JJgj
K- iDA Fl JUNTA IN bilUart ‘ 1
tables, n.-w and second-hand. OIHH
Marsh Cos.. 20 K. Atwater. S
II" 1 MS- Furniture tor rocW iiiWl
Il* te $i week Bumner. Mick. tIJI
SODA FOUNTAINS -1 1
STORE FIXTURES
We manufacture and aell tbs
and LARGEST Una of aodh fOUk»S
tair.s, back bars., counters, sbojli’j
vast's and store and‘of Acs 5xtUMR|
of all kinds at the LOWEST PrlMNkfl
Quality and prices our succeaa. Mml
'our line and get our figures befifwS
buying (’all Cad. 1733 for sd)Sßw -t
man. DETROIT STORE FIXTUIBI
CO.. 16-30 (’atherine. n«tr OrstMi^
HT UR RING PIANO only 1281.
$2 5". rich weathered oak.
uiiahly modern; rented short tllA#*.^
pei feet condition. Rare vtlttA i
I .*.*•>• terms GRINNELL BROkZI
245 Woodward
tali
STKINWAI PIANO for SB7: carved
lej.-s. overstrung scale, ebony, a west ■_
| tune, good condition. Fine for ,
summer home. Small payments. ..
GRINNELL BROS.’ Brsncn, 57 Mon
roe
MANDOLIN BARGAIN—IS strings. If
roe.-wood ribs American conservA- ,
to'.v. was S2O new. In fine cond**
tion and woes for $6 this week.
H* ii -,i i ion*l bargain. Come quickly.
GRINNELL BROS.’ Branch. »T
Monroe.
- ■- - ■■■ ■ ■—atyJ
ling’s latest list
OF UPRIGHT PIANO BARGAINS
Weston, full aiae f 78
Clough £ Warren, full size.... (I;
ILiniugton. black case Ti
Regal, sweet tone I||
Boardman A Gray, reflnlshsd 18# !
Clough A Warren, a bargain. Iff3
Hamilton, sweet tons IS#
Bachman, returned rentn..... ISi
Kranlch A Bach.* in good eon>
dltlon 168
Milton, sweet tons |||
Newby & Evans, fine tone 288
Sch 1 ) ler- Bachman, cannot b 6 >
told from new tfß
Smith A Nixon, full else. lit
Crown, concert used 24#
Schlllrr-Barhman. looks like •
new I##
Schiller, fine Iff
Regal, fair 181
Newby A Evans, cannot be told
from new 81#
Newby A Evans, entirely refln-
Ished 24#
Kurtx Bros., used lees than sib
months, poor 11#
Kraksuer, largest and finest
style IT#
Krakauer. just like new. mt
hogany 11l
Newby A Evans, in fine condl*
Hon 28#
Newby A Evans, very old, good
tone I##
Newby A Evans Player Plano.
bargain tft
. famous make t||
Thos» with name# omitted are lead
ing makes sold by our friends lb
the huslneaa.
Easy terms of rental or sals.
LING PIANO HOUSE
SS Years In Business.
I 78 Llhrary-ave.
Corner Grand Rlver-ave. East.
(Over Marauley’s Book Store)
ALADDTN READT-CUT HOMES—
Save four profits by building oka
of these houses. Call #O7 Ford
bldg., or phone Main 8840 for niU
Information and prloea.
WANTfCPTOSITY—UnSCMLLANIpyyf
CASH for old false teeth, gold ill HkSS
broken jewelry, diamonds,
etc., full value paid. Liberty Rffe.
Cos., #7 Woodw'd. 4th floor, elevator^
XV A XTRD—FI.ATB
WANTED TO RENT—One or
flats or house, between Adama-ava.
east. Jefferson, Illinois and Rivard*.
Cadillac 6129-R.
_ TO R gjjf T — KQOMl
HOTEL FRANKLIN
Cor. Lamed and Batea—onlF a blook
from Woodward and Jefferson-ava*
and only half a block from tbe k«W
Interurban waiting room. JMUn
fine rooms at 71c. |1 and ll.lf pad
day.
FOR SALEH—RESORTS
FOR HALE AT LAKE ORION—TWO
story boarding house, 81 ronma
steam heat; barn, woodshed, chick
en park, outside cellar, large ftr
den. Also high-class fastest motor
boat on lake. Dr. C A. DeOou. look
box 298. Pontiac. Mica.
WAXTRP—TO BICMABCS
WE EXCHANGE your old farkltkra
for new or give you cash. Mala
2004. 163 Mlchlgan-ava.
TO KXrHtMIB—REAL ESTATM.
LAND CONTRACTS BOUGHT
LIBERAL LOANS ON REAL EBTATM.
MONEY TO LOAN ON VACANT LOTS*
MONEY TO LOAN ON REALTY
EQUITIES
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGES A
SPECIALTY
EBERT. 309 Majestic Bldg.
PAINLESS EXTRACTION. REGISTERED
AND GRADUATE DENTISTS* ESTAB-
LISHED 16
YEARS. FREE
EXAMINATION.
WRITTEN
GUARANTEE
27 DENTAL
CHAIRS
PAGE 9
Tsinles* Extraction Guar
untred Pv use of Gas or
vital', rd Air. Also by an
ippllcntlon to guma
e»ut • of- town Patients
should write for appoint
ment and have work done
same day they come. Come
m »oon’ Today If you wish
for' FREE examination
rate.
rrpffrr-Tre wttr aceest
nart down, balance In p*y
menta while work Is being
done
Offlee Hours—Dally frem
8 a m. to 9 p m. Sunday#
nnd holiday*, 9am te 4
P m 1-a"y attendants M
sll tlmea.

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