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W 1 , Jt L I 19, 1910.
f I
I Produce |
To. market was (airly wsll *up«
pit* (J » IC| t'dl ltn
Tueeiiu). but tl»* dsmainl I. unilvr
enough that priors sir holding up
wsll. I’cachs* war* In good supply
•nd demand srul i ul*j sLadv. on so',
count <>f thr hot Weal lu I th«i raw
m.irKst In higln-r for candled .tick,
toil wrakrr for mixed receipt* For
•hr sains rrason oountn
• Ivrs hav« to br haudl. <1 wto, ai* ut
car*. as most of me a i rivals are
toil. he<l with ths hr at. Th# poultry
market is steady and firm. and po
tato*.* arr a trill* lower
tptelao- N*w. 11.7609 per bos, 15®
* So par hbl.
Banana* Good shipping stock,
»! i per bunch.
Heana Dried Umaa, tkCTr lb.
Barrlaa Blackberries, fit 75(74 per
bu; huckleberries. 11.5004.79 par bu.i
Koosrbrrrtrs. 91(j125 per 16-qt.
case; hlaek raspberries. 16-«ita . SI .5
MS. r*d rsspbn rle*. 24-tjt*. |6(f6 6"
Callforaia trails Plums. ft. 76 0
9 26; pears, 92.7609 par box
Cauliflower — |i 906 1.T9 par bos.
B‘abbaga New, 9174(12.25 crate.
< keeae—Michigan fla»H. I4\c: New
York, lti*ac. Kwlm, 24*1 900; Imported
t6c, l-lb, ir.Vfco, brick ream. l6Vsc;
[>np horns. ll||o; daisies. 1640
:s\c per lb.
C-berrlaa—Hour, 9140(71.50 per 14-
gt case.
*-arraaia—Red. II 25*i SSO per 24-
q». case
Ore sard falxes —Farley eountry.
dressed. 160 17c, common. 14<U*l6c lb.
Fvasg Vaaetablea- Or*er% n*l>P*'*,
2 26 par crate, 40c basket; radlahea.
4c per bunch, p.raley, 2.Siff3i»o do*.:
cucumbers, hothouse 40flp4Sc d<>x ;
hothouse toms*,.ex, 130 124 c lb ; . .ir
fots. 16c dos., bead lettuce. $1.50 bu :
wax beunn. I? 500 276 bu . preen
beans. 120 2 36 bu.. gicen pea*. $1.77.
0 2 lit;.; wwercrass. tbarliio dog
green onions. 160 11c do*., green
corn |4Q4 50 hbl.
15020 c per dux , green onions 11 if
Ho dos.; preen corn. 94 0 I 60 bid
Haaay—Fa icy white, uoer. 14017 c;
amker, 10011 c lb., extracted. 70V
par lb.
Hay—r>atrolt shipper* *;- oavtnfl
the following prices r«r i vied bay in
.'ax lota f o. b.. r*etrott: V. ) Mm-
Ot/iy. 921 500 73; itsma-n vnotht.
iJ0..00 2i, light mixed. .if 6v|Jr?T;
No 3 timothy lltiria, ~0 . . mixed.
919 40014. N,. 2 mixed, til'd 13. N-.
« rlovar. 9180 14; rya straw I7.5O08;
whaat and oat straw. 94 500 7 par
(»n
l.fstuns—ll9o 09 par box
l.lnie*—|l 10 0 i .75 j-er 1 Of*
Meioa* Hockyfo-ds. standards.
9* 250 460 crate, watermelon*. 350
s<le each
Orange* —Vslsurlas. |4(9 47l box.
V'alen. lac 93 600 4 per box.
Onlana Texes R rinndss. yellow.
Oalona—-Houthern 97 76 per lfiOlhg.;
fripanlah. 9175 i.r-r n-\
I'esehes- t2a •’ 5« p«'r nu.
Pineapples -93.76 0S per crata:
|1 J■ U 1 » dos.; Florid**. Ittft csss.
Potataea - New southern. |7 bbl
Poultry—Beolters. 264X2*e medium
h#ra, 170 14.'. stac.x I2fil*», gaesa,
11 iP 12c ducKs. 19 u 70a !*.
joitmxo rni.T-t
Caaaed Goods-Apples, 92.2602.99
gal., l.lma b*-ari*, |1 o 1 2j. < »rn rti.
cy Maine 91 15. standard, |>. Table
beats. It 25 01 40. Peas: Fancy esrly
June. 9130, stancxxds, ft. .4almo>.
tall. 92 34; Hat. r>ir»rs »«<* T una.nes,
|136 Marrowfat pexs. |l. early
June. 91 60, aifted early June. II 40
par dos.
Peed —Jobblna prlcas lu W-hbL
sacks. Bran. 124; standard middlings.
129: fine middlings. Sit cracked
corn. 933, orn and nsi cnop, $2 n ton.
Flour—Jobbing prices Heat Mlchl
gal patent. 15 90. second patent, |S.7<>;
•freight. |5 54. pure rye. |*. spring
patent. 94 Si per bbl In paper sacks.
netrolt Oil--Raw linseed oil. 77>c;
holled linseed, 74<- gal In barrel lots
Kerosene In Iron Barrel*-. T'lamond
headlight. * 2c. perfection. % »r; pal
“Glorious |
Mackinac”
™ E ,SLAND 0F PLEASURE
*V s Round Trip—Approximate Cost lr»-
atx tripe weekly et* D. and C. Mae steamers—Mondays and flatardaya ,
I M p m., Wvdneedare and Fridays. 119 a m etnppins et coast-line
ports. Mondays at * 3° *• m.. and Thuredave 6 no p m . making no stops
sa rout#
Marklnar la urn) te >lie Mecca for tourist, and vacationists aseklns
quietness and res* Peltthtful site trips may r>e taken daily to the A.xs
and know Island*. Boating. Bathing. Dancing Dclflng in fact svary
thlng for your pleasure and enjoyment Hotels and Hoarding Mouses at
reasonable rates
Raund Trip latn ti Northern Points on Sale Daily
Mackinac Island ..SIO.OO Hancock $21.35
Sault Sts. Mans 13.00 Houghton 21.25
Duluth •, . . 25.50 Mnrquett# 16.50
Calumet 22.11 Chicago (On# Way)... 10.00
SS.SO—CIRCULAR TOUR OF LAKE ERIE— $8.50
Detroit to Buffalo, thenos to th* rails. Buffalo to Cleveland and horse. 1
Ths most charming short vacation trp on ths tjreat l-ake, Eisctrls cars .
meet the t»'*l every morning going direct to the Falls This Includes ths
famous trip through the Mors* Stop over* allowed at either point;
trtp T r::, "'&?,« W^isM 4 Avs. (Majestic
)J ' * , |,V;IUOIT *A rUCVUAjIO 3» AVIGATION rONFAM.
If M McMilT.n,
Service | NORTON ».
INDEPENDENT
UNDERTAKER
It is a great comfort to the bereaved to know that the
Funeral arrangements are in the hands of an experienced
undertaker. It is also satisfaction to know that the funeral,
conducted in an elegant, dignified manner, will be moderately
priced.
I Have No Extras. No Exceptions
I Have No Branch Stores
I am as near you in point of service as your nearest
undertaker.
S3O: ft Beautiful Casket :s3o
I. P. NORTON
Detroit’s Independent Undertaker
Phone Grand 5968. 761 Michigan Ave. Phone Grand 1467.
sdne, 14 9c, red crown guMo'lno, 19a
pvt Ah!
Ilsrtlvxsps— Nhns. 92 9C *r K base;
annealed wire, 92 90 psr U*md.e. **l
- barbed wlr*. «-polnt, 92 B.*
per spool, galvanised sheets. 24-
gnii *e, 94 90; 97-gauge. 9(10; 19-
gsii h•*. 96.35; 90-gauge, 96 49 per cwt ;
Tlulil bronsed axe*, aingi* handled.
SOSO. double. 112.60 par dos.: blgoß
sheet metal, it and 24-gauge, 12.16;
24-gatige 93 SO; 27-gaugs, 91 IK ll
guuge. 93 40 per cwt. Carriage bollA
smal'. 60c 10 and I off, large. 40 and
6 off. machine bolts, small 90. 1#
and 10 off; large 40c-10 and 9 off list.
Hides -No 1 cured' bides, l»4c, No.
I green hldea, 19c, No. 1 cured bull A
13c, No. l green bulls, 10c; No. 1
cured veal kip. 20c, No. 1 green seal
kip. Hr; o. 1 ruivd murrain, lie:
No. l green murrain. 14c; No. 1 cured
calf, 2*c: No. 1 greek calf, 35c. No. 1
hors* hides. 94. No. I hors* hides, 99;
No 1 tallow. 6c; No. 2 taliow. To; No.
I hides. 1c off, No 2 kip and calf.
14c off: sheepskin 'as to unounf of
wool), BOco 92 60
Sugar Market
*ktcax? im ■ ii. i,i —■- - ■■ ■ w
Sugar—Corrected dally by W. H.
kkigar * Hon. Crystal doininoas. 3-lb,
911.66, L*o. 6-lb., 911.66. Aagts tab
lata. 110.16, cut loaf. 99.40, cubsa
96746; XXXX powdered, I* 60. stand
ard powdered. |9.46, granulated, ex
tra coarse. 99.30; granulated, nos.
In bulk. |9.09; granulated. 19-lb. cot
tons. 96 16, crystal domino gran.. I
lb. and 6-lb. cartons, in caasa. If 16;
ciyatal domino gran. IIF cases. 98.4);
diamond A. 91.16; conrectlonsrs* A,
18. No. 4. $8 06. No. 9, 94; No. I. 17.99;
No. 7. 27.90, No. 9. 97.96 L No. 8, 14.90;
No. 10. 97.76; No. 11. No. 19,
97 99; No. 19. 97.40; No. 14, 17 40; No.
is. 97<0; non-caking mixture, 9»;
beet gFflnulsted. 97.11 psr 140 lbs.;
household powd.. Is. 24 to egaa. 91 40;
Du 4 8 to case. 14.70 oar csss
PICTURES* SHOW
GREAT BRITAIN’S
PART IN WAR
“Mow Britain Prepared," an old
rial British war film, will be brought
to fht> pntrolf opera houtte, Sunday.
July 23, for an indefinite utay.
The plcfurns will show the var
lomt branches of the army and »iayy.
including the flying corps, and will
show how .VOOO.OAO raw recruits
were* developed Info, an efficient
fighting army within I*> months.
The two hours required to show
•he pictures are filled with sensa
tion. thrills, instruction, and the
wonders of human skill In construct
'ng destructive weapons of war
fare. One of the striking picture*
*howß Sir John Jellicoe, commander
in-chlef of the fleet, standing on the
quarter deck of his flagship, the
M. M. S Iron Duke, with the big
battleships. Queen Elizabeth, Dread
naught, Hibernian. Zealander. Com
monwealth, Devonshire, Aginrnurt,
Emperor of India. Canada, and hun
dreds of cruisers, destroyers, mine
.■-weeper*, dispatch boat* and subma
rines. The Royal flying corps Is
shown chasing hostile airship* at a
height of over 5,000 feet. King
George Is seen reviewing 40,000 Irish
troops
The pictures all passed the Brit
ish authorities
SOPHIE LYONS,
SWINDLED,
GET WARRANT
Sophie Lyons Burke, once Inter-
I nationally known its “thu Queen of
[ the Confidence Game,” obtained u
l warrant from Prosecutor Jasnoflrakl,
j Tuesday morning, foi the arrest of
l Frederick on the charge of
! Iflrceny hy trick. I*ehmnr Is held to
hav* taken $»500 on May l
Sophie wrote n hook*entltlfd "Why
i Crime Does Not Pay,* and it was by
1 presenting a scheme for putting *hts
I Into moving pictures that she si%vs
' swindled her.
Lehtnar la a young Hungarian
nobleman, according to Mrs. Burke,
as Sophie Lyons Is now known She
declares that afier signing a con
tract to have her hook put In films
she gave him sf>oo. but wa» asked
for more. It was then that *hr be
came suspicious Lehmar, sITe al
; leges, flaunted the contract In her
face and told her that If she didn’t
, advance more money the story of
I “Why Crime !>oes Not Pay” would
I never appear in the movies. The
1 dramatization has been forth
j coming.
Prinflafl—tke •tala ne»l kind—(hat
I* rlakt—Ttn»e« Job Oepi —4»l» 4MO.
Births
BOYS
1 John K. I>*lan*y. 113 A4 Cnplln:
Frank Watunn 30H Arndt Txuil* <’a
lola I ft 7 Plrn-e Antoni D* Oreg >r
lus 272 Cooper. John G. Helmlnskl.
9*2 llnrnar. Hyman Sherman.
[ Benton. william T Rom, 545 Fmjr
(eenth Kddle R.-lcxak, 347 Hammond
iPtaneaiavia Berber. Wesson
I Walker Fwlder, 177 Clcotte; Wllllnm
F Clark, *4 Waterloo; r4nby Reu
ter, 1361 Pemlnole Brine H Andei
i Hon Ix 7 f’lngree, William A Calo
. well, 742 Mavhury Grand Edward
Duhlsl 52 Thirtv-flfth. John ban
ard. 25 Otle: Richard N. Patterson,
'mn, Cons enental. Baby BarrD.
jE, Haneook. B*t>v'Smarln*ky 449 St
I Antoine; Charles J Morton, 21
t’lhes. Robert Sunnenburg. 519 La
fKvett.e.
GIRLS
Katherine H Ruprerht, 172 Ps.«a
. dene. Anna Uadxja. 23 Adele Vi!-
'di ed Rlork, 202 Tlreman. Theda
Grout 344 Twenty-first. E**er Ek
lund. 135 Fifteenth Amy V Dara-tt,
145 Seventeenth, Ellxabeth Ram-*ev.
Grace annex T.eona Stalklewlr*. 122*
Ciietir Marlon M Rtoehowakl, 427
Horatio; Lillian E Delpier. 450 Hol
comb Margaret \ r»uf*. 404 St. Dan,
Mebna Fondakoeka. 20 Oreu«el Ca
therine Dudlene, 255 Engel, loeepb-
Ine Delayo. 205 Orleans; Margaret A
Murray. Famarltan hospital: Dahy
Len*. 1591, Moran. Anna Zadlvlnekl
1042 Cbene, F.lale K Soop, 732 Su
perior. Edna E F Ftange 1771 Har
fer Herrletta E Senffert, Reulnh
fome sanitarium: Baby Shepard. 27
Smith Roseate Shewlts. Grace hos
pital. Marlh* Gould. 599 Reaublen.
Deaths
Natalie 7. Hoot, 1037 Twenty-fifth.
7 month*, cholera Infantum. Frank
Klecaknwakt. Harper hospital. 15
yeara, overcome by heat, Haby Kra
*er. 2*l Townsend. 1 hour 2«* minute*.
Inanition. I-ouls Green, 2420 Wood
ward 44 years, pulmonary tuberculo
sis. Peter Cayten, foot of Holcomb.
Detroit river, 20 years, drowned
white swimming. Steve Kocsaba 531
Clalrpoint, 4 month*. Illocotttl*; M»r.
i*Ud Hal ka, 101 Leland, 3 months,
marasmus. Margaret Km**. 10]2
Hancock. 4 months, cholera Infantum
Johanna Knolk*. 87 year*, senility,
Baby Koderlce. 115 Bf-funinre, prema
ture llrth; Catherine rtuacii. 247
Sheridan. 85 years, apoplexy. Helena
MhJ. 449 Thirty-second. 2 month*,
marasmus, Id* F. Rlegan. 1174 Habl
win, premature birth. I>arlu* L. Mar
tin. Receiving hospital. 44 vears.
acute suppurative appendicitis
Henry J Krakoroakt. 143 Preston. 5
months, acute gaatn* enteritis; Mary
Aijtan. I*6 Haxelwood. 30 minute*
Inanition. Mary Sbeber*henko. IV
rtrult Tuberculosis nanttartum, 28
year*, pulmonary tubercub>*lß. Re
becca E Etheridge. 9*5 Gratiot. 45
years, valvular heart disease: Opllta
l’apllnskl. 111 Frontenar. 33 years,
heat prostration Jophla Amereekl.
Chlldicn'a Fi»» hospital. 1 year, em
pvema and streptococcosis, following
pneumonia. Netta V. Woodward.
Watkins Lake. 4* yeara. organic
heart disease, Alexander Gallagher,
814 Vlncwood, 30 years, gensral peri
tonitis. Fred Gibo, 317 McGraw, 1
hour, premature birth, Joseph Penu
hien. 2350 Lafayette west, 2 days, in
anition. Baby Tllle*. 259 Orleans. ?.o
minute*, asphyxia neonotorum. M»r
ele Labute. 190 Stronß. 2 months, per
tussis. Mart* Plockowskl. 1218 Jos.
('inipiiu, 27 years, shock due to child
birth. Edward I.inch. 224 Mt. Elliott,
about 4* jears. chronic gastritis Ed
ward Groesbcek. Detroit Tuberculo
sis sanitarium, about 38 years, pul
monary tuberculosis; William N
Hosford, Harper hospital. 58 years,
ln<iu< at pending. Charles H Brucker.
11l High, about 54 years, apoplexy
and heat prostration; trine K<>nkl. 71
St. Joseph, 1 year, gastro enteritis:
Conrad Genthe. Harper hospital, 47
years, lobar pneumonia. Anthony Op
ottnskl, 1132 Junction. 4 months, in
anition and allamhia; Frank Dehaalo,
Children's Free hospital 3 years, tu
berculosis of left nip joint; Rachel
Bell. 223 Grand River, 49 years, ery
sipelas; Ladlalau* Jezewskl, 1108 St.
I KOI l l I Itl t O
I All hi 11, 17 years, pulmonary tubercu
losis. rauline fwanlckl. 955 I’lquetH.
123 years, pulmonary tuberculosis; Al
fred O. \\'li Ul.iiol, .398 Canfield, 1
year, paralysis. Arthur Graber«kl.
«;75 Hani iil k. 2 months, marasmus;
Clara Sitioka. 934 Dubois, H inolitli-'.
summer diarrhoea; Julia Krunzn. 51v
Buibanan, 1 vest- enteritis; Alexan
der Grsybi w'skl. 313 Twenty-third. 10
year*, lobar pnviiniuiiiit. helix I*lu-
Lli, 1002 Ilancuck 1 j car. fliist.ro
enteritis and mantel deficiency; Chas
Kr*-I*. Grave hospitul. '.B years, gen
eAl peritonitis. Wllhelmlna Sher
lock. 735 JrfTe 1 Son, 63 jr.ire, lotiar
pneumonia; Wllllnm Mo>-r». 130 Mof
fat. 2 <iava. failure *o < !o«* foramen
• •rale. Resale Stec, Harper hospital.
35 years, placenta peasrin.
nppffi
1 PAGES
ONE CENT A WORD
Cash with order; If charflad, 7c •
line.
No transient- advertising Inssrlsd
(or lass than 19c with cash: If
changed, lie psr Insertion.
The above rater apply to all clsrsi
flcatlonr except Births, Cards *>(
Thanks, fib'tuarle*, Meeting Notices,
etc.
Births Deaths. Caeds of Thanks
and Meeting Notice 1 Minimum
charge. 35e fir 25 *vorda re less. Rarb
additirnal word 1 l-9c.
C. E. BIRD & CO.
Funeral Directors
27 'Vest Hancock Ave.
Thore Grand 111* Det-oit. Jfllch.
'Try ftemi T ,oral s«rviea
“Flowers for Everybody”
The L. Bemb Floral Company.
Albert Poihelon.
Main 2002. 19* Bates-st.
HELP WASTED—MALIC
CARPENTERS WANTED
All Parker-ave., steady work for
real carpenters Apply- at 7 o’clock
mornings. Paterson Bro. A Cos.
Wanted —Two house carpenters
and six rouffh carpenters. Ap
ply
Wisconsin Bridge & Iron Cos.
Studebaker Plant No. 3,
Campau and R. R.
The Times can place a
few good reliable men
who are familiar with
colonization and im
migration work, in
touch with a paying
proposition with a
southern land com
pany. Write or tele
phone Main 4520. Ask
for Mr. Thomas.
KINCAID
71 West Fort-St. Opp Post office,
Wants. If Idle and can qualify
*> Repair painters on auto bodies
'» Norton grinders. 6 grind
ers.
5 Toolmakers,
4 Tool lathe,
4 Machine erector*. 2 sfeamfltter*.
2 Pipsfltters, 4 nickel platers.
6 Polisher.* and buffers. 7 bench
filers
9 Casting grinders. 3 rivet heaters
4 Frame riveters. 3 hucker ups
1 Varnish rubber. 8 rough Inspec
tors.
5 Auto service repair. 5 auto wash
ers.
4 Garage repair. 9 Norton rerair
4 nearing scrapers. 4 block testers.
5 Rem h Inspector*. 5 car washers.
4 Floor Inspectors. 2 house paint
ers.
7 Parts Inspectors. 1b handy men
' Auto tuners 5 auto repair.
5 Final assemblers. 3 coremsk**rs
4 Chsui* assemblers, 2 wagon
blacksmiths
9 Punch pres*. 4 gsar punch pr*ss
5 Forge blacksmiths. * blacksmith
bslpers
7 Carriage blacksmiths. 2 trans as
sembler*
9 men, 4 10-swing lathe.
3 Jones A Ismion, 3 Potter *
Johnson.
17 Rig men to iear auto trade
2 Gear filers, 2 fa< tory Janitors.
5 All-around machinist*. 5 rough
grinder*
10 Bench Hands With Tools
1 steam forge hammer driver
9 Young men to learn mch trade
1 Toolroom boss. 4 niach. erectors
4 Floor machinist. .3 cylinder grind
era.
5 Rullard boring. 3 vertical boring
3 Auto door hangers,3 rotary sbenr
9 Young men to learn fender rivet-
Ipa 8(.
2 otter*. 8 belt lacers. 3 tinsmith*
I Small parts assembler*, 4 crank
lathe
1 Motor Inspector. 3 Gray iron
molders.
1. General Electrician, 45c
1 Ram man. 2 tool Inspectors.
3 Ton! trouble. 3 too milling
I<i Mlllllng machine. 4 hand miller*
Millwrights, 4 Helpers,
2 Ripsaw*. 2 cut off saw
2 Mitre saw, 3 band saw
2 Wood ahapers. 3 Vauter double
knife.
; Wood boring 3 baggage smash
ers
5 Mutual Body Finishers,
0 Fender Finishers,
5 Sheet metal worker*. 4 solderer*
3 Bsdla tor repair. 2 gutter tin
smiths
1 Second-Class Engineer,
2 Tool . rib men. 4 radial drill
11 Drill press. 3 axle assembler*
9 Warren & Pwasy screw operators
3 Cleveland nnd fi Acme automatic
screw
i llorseshoer and wagon work
.3 Shaft scraper*. 10 factory truck
er*
7 Spot welders. 4 fender riveters
1 combination millwright and In
spector
2 Tool crib hoys, 3 rough lathe
* Motor tuners. 6 bench assem
blers
5 Factory carpenter*. 3 cabinet
makers.
' Rough carpenters, 2 acetylene
welders.
1 0 Ice wagon helpers. I*
,1 Frame striper. 4 car wlremen
19 Forge heaters. 3 rolling mill
men.
0 Union Stove Molders,
3 Factory craters 2 metat shapers
50 laborer*. 35c an hour.
Furniture Workers, All Kinds.
3 Stock Chasers
4 Timekeepers,
FARM HANDS
Open Evenings till 10 p. m.
Hi.f.p 041TMMIAUI
SPECIAL EDITION MEN
WANTED. DELUXE EDI
TION. ONE OF. OHIO’S
LARGEST DAILIES. EDI
TION OPENS AUGUST IST.
APPLY 309 SCHULTZ
BLDG.. COLUMBUS, OHIO.
MEN OF DETROIT
t Give u.< an opportunity to tuik with
'on. for we huM-, or are about to
put on the market a n-.miier of
Ii gii grade, also reasonable priced
| properties In the P«!m r P irk.
Roval o.ik and Oakwnod dUtrtcts.
they are the best located and Vff«-i
the buying pubtl. full value for
1 *li<- ninnq we need and want more
high grade and responsible sales
' men, either ■ experienced or Inex
perienced to represent us: invest!-
t gate our past, present Mtid future
properties and how we An hu*ln«ea.
many of th* best representative*
| of the i* a! estate profession in
I Detroit gr-wl-ia'ed from tblr offi< s
I If you nu- a responsible man and
mean business we can use your
service* to your own p. rsona l a*l
| vantage See J \ Walsh, sale*
| manager or anv of the superin
tendent* or salesmen
HANNAN
73 Y-are at No I McGraw Bldg
Member Detroit Real Kstate Board.
! A-1 FA llt GROUND MAN at once.
I HOVFJY. Call 288'9 Macomb.
[A HnI’MKMAX wanted at 82t West
Fort.
ADVERTISING SALEM AN for lo< al
one III) nmmtaiioa onl) '*B9
A»‘ k-nve.
AMBITIOUS COLLECTOR for city
route; permanent; must furnish
bond and reference* Apply 1015
Chamber of Commerce.
WANTED ISxpart bonklutpsr for
two or three days per wteek. to as
sist In office of lai gc manufactur
ing concern Box E. No. 41. Times
FIRST-CLAPS BIT.LINO CLERK
wnnted. permanent position Gen
eral Film Cos., 100 Griswold-st.
WSNTKD—TooI DESIGNER. with
experience and proven ability in
the design of die*. Jigs, fixture#
and special machinery for the man
ufacture of medlum-*ixe Inter
changeable production. Preferably
rnan between 32 and 44 years pf
age. 'Ve will consider only men
wnn have held position as chief
tool designer for at least three
\ ear* In reply, state positions held
for past 10 year*, age. height,
weight and salary expected. \\ og
ne-r Electric Mfg Cos., 2017 Locust
st . St Loti is. Mo.
aeon JoR for 20 high school young
men. 18 year* old <»r ovei. Apply
at once W M Hill Cos, 54 Selden
ave.
WANTED—Machine moulders, core
setters and moulder's helpers on
cylinder work The Motor Caat
lngs Cos 710 Mart-ave
TtFLP WAKTEtI—-ftCMALE
MAID for general housework, with
references, small house and fam
ily Phone North 274-J.
Canvassers, experienced, new pro
position. f*>r city and road. Jenk
ins. 19 Ptiffleld, bet. 8-11 a. m.
CHAMBERMAID wanted; go home
nights. \\'at*on Hotel, 520 Wood
ward.
CHAMBERMAIDS and cleaners Ap
ply housekeeper, Hotel Statler.
COATM AKER'S HELPER wanted
210 Hodge* bldg 19 State
DICTAPHONE OPERATORS, typists
and stenographers, see u* for posi
tion*. must he ready to go to work
Detroit Bond and Reference Cos..
705 Ga* bldg.
EXPERIENCED stenographer famil
ial with general Office work
steady employment for right party
Blue Valley Creamery Cos.
EXPERIENCED dining room gir! In
first-class private boarding house
Mr*. J. A. renn. 712 E. Jefferson.
EXPERIENCED counter girt for a
servcsclf lunch. 8 hours per day
lio a week 141 Woodward Grand
3794.
EXPERIENCED and Inexperienced
laundry help wanted. Sow Method
Laundry Cos.. 19 Sibley.
EXPERIENCED Finnish or Bohemian
girl for general housework 124
Lawrence. Phone Hemlock 2<»43
EXPERIENCED German girl L>r gen
eral housework Hemlock 1959
EXPERIENCED counter girl, short
hours. Rose, 1518 Woodward.
FIRPT-CLASS stenographer, perma
nent position J C. Wilson Cos.
Fifteenth and Warren
GIRL wanted for general housework;
must be able to do plain cooking,
good wage* and good home Phone
Market *892 or call at 244 Weat
Euclid, near Hamllton-blvd.
GIRL to sell over counter, one who
I* quick at figures. 80 Manchester
Hemlock 2775-M
GIRL for general office work who
can operate typewriter; good at fig
ures. :<l6 Stevens bldg
GIRL for general housework; no
washing or Ironing. Hemlock 4214
GIRLS for pressing ladies' garments
273 Monroe.
GOOD PLAIN COOK - 812 »'a.*s.
MSO It DON pre ssfeedet *. Shelby Ttg
Cos.
HOUSE CANVASSERS -Apply bet
8 and 11 a m . excellent proposi
tion. Keystone Bias* Bed Repair
Cos. 141 Canfield east
HOUSFM A IDS- Glris t o work InTea
taurant and hotel and rnttnv other
positions open AP Nation* Em
ployment Agency. 1048 Russell.
LADIES or young men to «e|l good
article Surety Attachment Cos., 230
Gratiot.
LADY PRESS).Rad~7n~Monme ~
LADIES’ hairdresser at once; must
b" first-class, board and room and
bbl fM P °* nt 0,11 * o '’ Kreage
MAID for general housework North
1 632 M. ° n "
MANICI*RIf*T for hotel Dral> A- Rl
vana. room 4. 242 Griswold
MARKER and sorter body troner
atanher. mangle help and laundrv
iw. v V' Folaoti Bros Laumlry, 484
Tn I r«l.
, %o'rl'fh.?C'" 1 >•"'« L...n«r7
TELEPHONE
OPERATORS
WANTED
Owing to tl.c constantly in
crfiafiinß of calis. we
require additional operators.
Pay while leaminß. Ad
vancement rapid. No slack
fleaaon. Apply Mia* Middle
ton, Principal of Operators'
School, Michigan State Tele
phone Company, comer John
R and Madison.
WANTED—Twenty-five wom
en for laundry work. No ex
perience necesaary. Parisian
Laundry, 48 Grand River.
hKi r u —kux.vLK
Vu « \|*» -nonetU wi»itr« aact* wanted
142 Cum, Hdmunt restaurant.
V' WTRKSh to assist butler; must
Invc good reference* I’linn* East
t- •:
WAITRESSES wanted. old Hums
st .ui i*t>a Wniiilwnnl Phone Grand
1 X/S. ’
\V fi>r Z u’rl.ck dinner 268
Cm
WANTED -T» l room girl. Kc win
*'ei.*l> Shjp. 24'* • W*>r»-1 ward
V 'ANTED Middle Hard woman to
t»lp tn faniih of six; good. porma
•nrnt horm and small remtni* ratton
for services rendered Apply Mrs
'■ H. Iln> lis. li •K. U 1. Vp
Mi'li,
T<TB Mi i;.-iii>in: i fin■ i• i ii m
DICKINSON S GUIDE FOR
REAL ESTATE BUYERS
Trice*, terms. street* and number*
of over 200 different property* per
month A telephone call will put
you on our mailing list Cadillac
332 or address Dickinson Heal
Estate Kxc 1 ange, 23 Campau bldg.,
Detroit. Mich
TWO-FAMILY
SSOO DOWN
Fixe room* and both *»a*h floor, **ak
floor*. deep lot, good location,
near Michigan on line, price
$3,800. See Mr Johnson, Guerln-
Baheock - Godfrey Cos Cad 4384
414 Far well bldg
MAKE AN OFFER -
Highland I’ark home, 233 Geneva,
between Third and Hamilton, as
phalt paved street, 5 rooms, 4 bed
rooms. built lust fall. Attrarfva
fixtures and decorations, fireplace
well worth $.5,640. Make offer of
your price and terms to owner on
property. Hemlock 4199.
HANNAN
Main 3bio No. 1 McGraw bldg
WIM SIDE CORNER
N'em Fort, 2-story, strictly modern. 7
rooms and bath, oak floor# and fln-
I ish, full bui-ement hot water heat.
Instantaneous heater nice garage
end electric coupe included, a bnr
iriun ?1 ono down.
KIN'GON HEAL ESTATE CO..
704 WHITNEY BLDG MAIN 3173.
NEW BUNGALOW—S4,SOO7
Near Grand Hlvcr. 40-ft lot. 5 rooms
and bath, oak floors and finish
full basement, furnace, laundry.
1750 down
KING UN REA L ESTATE CO.,
704 WHITNEY REDO. MAIN 317.3
NEW TWO-FLAT—SS,7SO.“
Larchmont-ave,, paved. 5 rooms and
bath, oak floors, electric lights full
basement, separate furnaces, laun
dry. rent 154 $2. >OO ra-h
XINGUN REAL ESTATE CO
TOI WHITNKI BLDG MAIN .3173
THIRD AYR. TWOFAMILY.
In mile* and half elide, solid hrtek.
bd 22x120 ft slate roof, separate
furnace, laundry; finished In oak
throughout; 7 rooms up and 0
down, will rent for SI,OBO. I'rlre
lo.nnn, $2,0n0 down. Avery good
investment.
HANNAN
Main 5080, No. 1 McGraw bldg
RESIDENCE
BARGAIN
Well built. 7 rooms and hath, .3 bed
rooms, oak finish, second floor ma
hogany and Ivory, finished attic;
2" nr garage, on Haxelwood-ave.
Price $5,500. SI,OOO down See Mr
Johnson. Guerin Ration* k-Gorifr*>y
Cos, Cad 438 Q ti 4 Far well bldg.
6-FAMILY ’BRICK
Fine street, near Woodward; 6 rooms
ea. h; fireplace; steam heat; 4 ga
rages $20.000 ; SIO,OOO down This
is a safe Investment.
WILL ST. JOHN & CO.
2nd floor Farweß bldg. Cherry 34*0
RESIDENCE
Grand-blvd. west, 10 rooms. 4 hed
rooms and sleeping porch; attle,
sun parlor and den first floor; com
plete basement; steam heat, ga
rage lot 50x205 Terms.
WILL ST. JOHN & CO.
2nd floor Farweß bldg Cherry .34*0
F<’R SALE Furnished 10-room
house, good paying proposition
from owner, no agents need apply.
171 Columbia east.
5-ROOM HOUSE, $298
Complete material for building a
five-room cottage, $293. s.ive four
profits. Call 607 Ford t’dg., or
phone Main 38*0.
A t'TOMOHII.ES
AUNDPTN GARAGE. s4* 55. All ma
terial complete. Paint to match
house. Shipment made dav order
received Call SO7 Ford bldg, or
phone Main 3R6C.
FOR SALE—Tn repairmen Small
delivery car 809 McClellan
W»3Bf TO MIAS
CONSTRUCTION LOA NS— Liberal
amount*. J. F Weber. 104 Gratiot.
WE BUY LAND CONTRACTS.
Detroit Land Contract Cos.
112-$1.3 Hammond Bldg. »Cad. M 1 •.
VY t>TK 1»—TO EXCHANGE
CASH
FOR FURNITURE
LAREAU
MAIN 2904
TO RENT—IUM 3RI
Hannan Rental Agency
A frea list of houses and flats Call
In person at the oldest xml largest
real estate exchange In Michigan
1 lirGRAW BLDG
WANT«IITOm S—MIM KI I AVEOI #
CASH for old fats* teeth gold cr *wn**.
broken Jewelry, diamonds, watches
etc., full value paid Liberty R'g
Cos.. 97 Woodw’d. 4th floor elevator.
row >ai r— %mi 4(iR
GRATIOT AYE.
Five acres, close t<> car line. >nlv six
miles from I ' \
$425 per a<re
TROMLEY-WILJBUN Cn
Cad *9o* lot* Cham "f bldg
roR BAl.B—RKltlllls
FOR RALE AT T.AKE ORlON—Two
story hoarding house 21 rooms,
steam heat, barn, woodshed, chick
en park, outside cellar, large gar
den. Also hlgh-claa* fastest motor
boat on lake Dr C A DeCou, lock
box 29*. Pontiac. Mick
s lull Al, K. 4311 I 4HT4UR
ACME Storage mamnmth warehouse.
Storage, moving M 899. 41 Gilman.
CENTRAL .-'TOR AGE CO., moving,
packing flreproof ra**-s right Mo
tor van* for suburban moving
Phone Cadillac *t*.
ROEHI RRu« Storage. Cartage and !
raehtng Office, I*2 Alfred Hide- 129
PARTY MOVING to California can
rent Part of car Central Storage j
Cos . CadMlac M
ri RN3 41,9
NOTICE -If any poor girl is in
trouble, needing *d\ ire, fricndshlp
or help writ- or o’.
TARV MARGARET DUFFY. 1017
F**rt-at. W. Salvation Arm*-.
WANTED—HfcSL yi'4ll.
IX) 1 OWNKHk—Duiiula your ordin
ary limit's by building an Aladdin
Readi-'*:it Hois* Mirny designs
Quick erection extremely low
costs Cal’, at n: ■*. 407 Fora bldg .
Or phor* Main 3**"
FOB * \ ii *iin« *.: * » v i.m s
HUC’M - I- urntiurt for rm nu com
plete $1 w eg humnar Mleh 44 <th.
Typewriter*—l .ate Models
Underwood. Koyal, Co*
inlnjton.
Main
SOPA FOUNTAIN Milt r« and pool
tilrlu new .«• : i- -rat and Geo
Ju*r»h 0 *0 K. Itwiter. 11 IsfM
h'TORA JE fuin'.tur nearly new. har
gnln price Siimr t-C** Mick A 4th
ini'* fPR aWNN’r.LL Bit* »s. own
maki > piano, wai $425. weathered |
oak. model n -,i short tme for
i. *• 11 work eweei t | u n thi
world Small pn>ments GRIN
NFI.L BROS .’IS Woodward.
electric; fans
A. H. NIMMO EI.F.C. CO.
12-in. direct current fan.. .$ 9
16-in. direct current fan.. .sll
24V Michigan u\ > .
Main 2o g ”
STOin & I’l.illK ORGAN only »l*
was s"'. solid walnut case with
mirror; ■> nets'ea; 4 stops Mplen
did <•< unlit lon. Easy payments
GRINN’KLL RIMS ' Branch. 57 Mon
roe
HA Ft I ■ OIMTVn Shopworn; double
ne k; 12 strings, including 6 heavy
bass :»crompanlment strings; rose
wood flnfutv'd hack and sides. i*b
onv trimmed. StieHal this week at
sls. including canvas case. Weekly
paxmeiits. GRINNKLL HRf>S.’
Fran- h. 57 Monrog.
The
F. M. Shotwell
Cash Register
Exchange
GUARANTEES TO
SAVE YOU MONEY
On the Purchase of a
CASH REGISTER
To Fit Your Business
LET US FIGURE
WITH YOU
We are Experienced
CASH REGISTER MEN
and Know Our Business
Costs Nothing to Investigate.
We Are An
Independent Concern
and Deal in
New and Second-Hand
Registers
SALESROOM, *1 WE’ST FnRT ST.
PHONE CADILLAC 2253.
ON REPAIR WORK
WF/RE THERE
ORCHESTRA BELLS CHF.A I’— Deag
an's make; 21 bars, fiat top. chro
matic; low pitch; on frames; 3 sets
mallets Regular S3O set. Used
short time. This week sls take#
them. Great imrgsln for Imme
diate buyer. GRINNELL BROS.*
Branch. 57 Monroe.
HAINES’ WIGS,
TOUPEES
And Ladies’ Hair Goods
Best made Wigs and Tou
jees in the world for the
money. Ladies* Hair Goods
wholesale and retail. Fine first
quality French Hair Switches
ind Hair Goods. Prices right.
Established in present Hair
Store—lß79 —over 37 years.
76 GRAND RIVER AVE. W.
2 Doors from Bag ley Ave.
WM. A. HAINES
11Hd.1011.l H »\:4<ll*:iH —H’tv* »lOj4 AAII3I.IOHd a.ISMQISMM —SIV6 MQ4
LOOK THIS OVER AND THINK
TWO-FAMILY
KINO-AVK.. EAST <>E Win tpwaßD
Brick veneer, * r***>m* an*! bath al
cove. ready to *><•< up> oak finish,
rents for $!»o, plenty room for
doubt* garage. sß.s**o. terms.
TWO-FAMILY
* 'ON 1 'ORD-AVJ NORTH <>F MAI K
Frame. * rooms, bath, oak finish,
splendid condition full basement
furn Hoe, $.5,700, $1,8*»0 down
TWO-FAMILY
LYUASTK-AVE .NEAR t'AR I,INK)
I'rome .5 rooms and i>a*h It rents for
s'* per m* nth
TWO-FAMILY
MoNT'T.AIFI \VK NR J {•; EFERSUN
Brl*’k v*-n<*.*r. 5 ro**n»s ;«n*l hath; mod
*in in eve 1 4 respect, full basement
furnace; $7.S4u; terms
TWO-FAMILY
HELEN- AVE.. NEAP. MACK
Frame. * and 7* rooms and bath , lot
4"xl’.'*. up-to-date; s7.2<'ft; terms
PENINSULAR REAL ESTATE CO.
!7"R MACK-AVF. riIONR HIOKORf f«*f.
KOM * tl.iV—Ul*t Ht.I.ASamUS »«i
-
ELECTRIC FANB ]
12-in. direct current fan.. .$ tx
16-in. direct current fan.. stt-
A. H. NIMMO ELEC. CO. ,ti
24* Mlcblgan-ava.. ,4
Main JOIJ. •
€
A LA DT>IN RF.ADI-f’UT
Aav* four proftta by building oaf
of these houses. Call SO7
bldg, or phena Main s**o forkful!
Inf* rmatlon and prieaa.
:
KOK SAl.tC—-4 4( A$T 141T9
NOTICE
if you are in nerd of improved or
varent properties phone Grand
37*2
ROYAL OAK LOTS H*vn small
equity if taken for rash at *tt<a f
Box S. Detroit Tlmea ,
* - -e
GRATIOT FRONTAGE ~
i About 600 feet. good modern houga;
good well and cistern: car stops at
door ideal country home; IS.flO*. ,
TRUMLEY. WILSON A CO.,
t'tiMtn. of Com Cad. ••**!».
| GRATIOT AVE: SNAP."^‘
10-ft. lot. >, a block off Gratiot, for*
but s7f.o at your **wn terms this
week only. \V. C. Everett. Cad
illac 1219
Modern Bungalow $595
Complete material for building I*
room modern bungalow, ss9f* ?hln
men! same day order revel -
Quick erection. Call 607 Fo. and blog
or phone Main SB6O.
RI NINKAS OmiHTt.MTlh*
QUICK PROFITS—BuiId an Aladdtlll
House on your lot and make quick
and profitable turnover. Act •$
once. Call SO7 Ford bldg- or phone
Main 38*0.
p ()|l sVi.B—FAIMS """
*0 ACRES LAND. 35 cleared and
stumped, barn, 20x40 house, orch*
srd. etc,, 45k miles from Dewltton.,.
5 4 from Itovola summer resort, S
infles from Wolf subdivision.
$650; reasons for selling. Hiram J,
Stevens. Mlo. Oscoda county, Mlok.
r 10 ACRES *
MICHIGAN-AVE.
Close to car line; first-class soil; f»
room house, barn and other out
buildings; all kinds of fruit and
berries, plenty of shade; price $4.-
200; term* or might trade.
TROMI.ICY -WILSON CO.
1016 Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
Cadillac *909.
FIVE ACRES
Mlchlgan-ave.; almost on ear llna;
• holce soil; good location; price
$1,500- terms.
TROMLEY-WILSON CO.
i Cad 6409. 1016 Cham, of Coni. hldf.
,5 AND 10 ACRES. Oakland County
Firm, lake front, fcl.000; terms.
I Address box E, No. 48. Tlmea.
LAKE FARM
200 acres, located north of Pontiac;
has large frontage on 40-acrs lake;
the soil I* clav and gravel loam, all
drained and partly tiled; has It
acres of first-class,orchard. 20 acre*
of woods, balance cleared; all well
fenced: has 12-room house, modem,
with furnace: one hip-roof barn
36x80 and one 24x70; other out
buildings, all painted; windmill and
force water system: plenty of
shade. This farm 1* only on* mile
from station and on good road.
Price |6O per acre. This la the he*s
farm for the money In Oakland
county
TROMLEY-WILSON CO.
Cad 6909 1016 Cham, of Coni. bldg.
ACRE OUT GRATIOT AV.
[This is block off the car llna and a
* beautiful property for summer
home or year-round residence. W.
C. Everett. Cadillac 1249.
NEAR LAKE
30 ACRES
20 miles from city hall, Detroit; good
soil, good buildings, plenty of
shade; near car line on Laka St.
< lair. A rare buy. Price only
$4,500; terms.
TROMLEY-WILSON CO.
I*lß Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
' 5 - --
32 ACRES
One mile from I-ake St. Clair; good
house and barn; close to car Tina;
first-class garden land; 1200 per
sere, will take a small house In ex
change.
TROMLEY-WILSON CO..
Cad. 6909. 1016 Cham of Com. bldg.
MICHIGAN AVE. ’
14 miles from city; 10 acres good gar
den soli, 6-room house, good barn,
other outhuf tilings, all good; all
kinds of fruit, shade and other
conveniences This Is a real pleas,
ant horn**. Price $4,200. terms, or
might take some trade.
TROMI.EY-WILSON CO.
10t* Cham, of Com bldg Cad. *909.
A COOL PLACE
FIVE ACRES
Near Lake St Clair, only 1* miles
out. beautiful location; choice soil;
rlose to car lines; an Ideal home
.‘•lie, rapidly Increasing in value;
price onlv S3OO per acre.
TROMLEY-WILSON CO..
Cad *909. 1016 Cham, of Com bldg.
Til n iwD-itooxi
HOTEL FRANKLIN
Cor Larned and Bate*—only a block
from Woodward and Jefferson-area.
and onlv half a block from the new
Interurbnn waiting room. Vstra
fine rooms at ?sc. $1 e»d |l.6d per
_d a v
81813r.3$ OPPORTUNITIES
"'rooming house
Two solid brick houses, one on cor
ner. splendid location on Llncoln
ave These two excellent houses
ran be bought at a very low price.
See Mr Johnson. Guerin -R* bcork-
Oodfrey Cos. Cad. 4SBn. 414 Farwell
bldg. «
ROOMING HOUSE
Baltimore, 14 blocks from Wood
ward. Income per month;
splendid 13-room house, price $4.-
mw) $1 o‘»ft down, bslaoce easy. See
Mr Johnson, Guerln-Hshcock-God
frev Cos. Cnd 43*0. 414 Farwell
bldg.
TWO-FAMILY
Frame, * and 5 rooms and bath; mod
ern r.-nta for s*2; $5,100; *I.OOO
BUNGALOW
Kerwln-av*. 6 rooms, bath, practl*
cally new ; up-to-date, $3,100. SI,OOO
down.
BUNGALOW
Garland-ave.. 5 rooms and hath, full
basement, hardwood finish, a beau,
tlful and classy home; hot water
heat. 7 - ft. drtvefto the garage. sl.-
I "> w
BUNG A \JO W
Msmilt'in-ave , 5 room* and bath,
rend) to m< v* In full hiuomnl
furnace, all improved, making else
{nnt home; side drive for garage
4.500; terms
_ BUNGALOW
Lmthrtdge. half block fmm Mack; I
rooms and hath, all Improvement*.
c**xv hc>me. $4,000; SIOO down.
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