The Detroit times. [volume], August 18, 1916, GRISWOLD-ST. EDITION, Page PAGE 11, Image 11

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FRII) AY , AUGUST IS, 1916,
Livestock Market Improves on Selling Side;
Live Hog Price 7 rend Still Bullish
Uy 11. U. U A t'k
Th* live stock market situation,
taken .1 whole, I* In uiucli bolter
• ondltlon. front the etaudpiint <t
lie aeller, thttn It wiiii a' thl? ti'if*
lust week Heavy cattld n o c< ti)-
iuk ba<k into their own igum, .mil
everything that curni'i* dressing
• luasllty Is In active demand. The
common, trashy end of the run Is
ioi getting quite so prompt action
because of active competition from
western range cattle Owing to dry
weather and short pasturage, the
to* k* i and feeder trade of the
ountry is tin* market's weakest
'eatiire, and prices aro working
lower rapidly.
Speculators in feeding cattle arc
at their wits’ end in the efTort to
find sale for the cattle which are
Uiptdljr accumulating on thetr
hands. The average quality of feed
ere that are coming U \ery low, and
this, too. Is embarrassing to the
dltng end as **vcrynne desires well
hred, thrift jr animals. The prevail
ng sentlrmnt throughout the coun
r* seems *o he discounting ex
tremely high prices for grain of all
kinds during th*- coming feeding
• canon, and the (Imposition to await
developments seem* to h* the dom
inant note in the trade
The demand for she shift b very
•trong because of prevailing arc-
Thursday’s Livestock
- .wrra ~wr- fM—aaw i. r 1 —>
liiislness at the LVtroit stock
yard* has 6* * n much mor* satiafa.
tory to the selling sub than ha
been the gr-n* ral rule of late Good
killing cattle have sold well all the
week, but the (100- will be a »rlfl*
slow because of large arrivals
S’ockers and feeders are very dull,
owing to short pastures Oood fir i
milch cows are badly wanted an-,
val is selling for prii •*t w’ x '
average SO cen’s per cwt abov*
•hose paid last week
I>*troit will get nearly 5,'t00 1.-mt
for the week, which is an ovei -np
ply for 'hi* Mine of year Prte*
were about 25 rents lower than
those that ruled last w» ek
A fairly liberal run of hog c.iiii'
to hand and prices wer< sharply
•uglier foT a’l killing trad*s Pi.-
were weak and Mow. The avers**,
quality of th*- hor,« that nr* coming
Is very low, and grow i-r* would and »
n*’H to hold them until th*-v »v 11'.
make better dressing averag*
Summer Money
Money seems a little harder to hold in -nmmer
time, because of extra ways of spt-r.'linK B Vet sum
mer is a good Mm** to op* n a -uxin): 41 account
You won't miss the few dollars saved any more
than those you spent!
Resources More Than $29,000,000.00
Safet\ Deposit Boxes SI.OO Per Annum.
©ME
SAVHNGS BANK
*■ V
Fori and Griswold Streets
flranrK Offtiwii
1174 Jefferson
Ave.
107 «.ra«lo*
Ave.
7SO Mnod**ar*l
A re.
A Better Friend in Need
\
You Will never have than
a Savings Account in
The Peoples State Bank
CORNER FORT AND SHELBY STREETS
Resources Over Sixty Million Dollars
BRANCHES:
(•nlnn-*vr.. tor. GraMot 44nMlnl-a»a. r<>r niopalla
tinker-.!. for. Slnl-M Jefraraon-axa.oor. Bnnitaau
I hrnr-il rnr. Mllwaiik'» . «>r Baldwin
Drlra.t 2.'o* .li'fTrraon W Mlflilumi.iitccdr, Junrtlnn
(•arUrM-aifi tor H'i It Hihwll.m, t or. Lyman PI
• •rantl llltrr •<»r Brooklyn >nr. F’hiuatta
Ml \\ a.Mna tnn-Hva.
Open An Account
Totiau
ity trv «*n tanners Ret good action,
no upply of western cows and
heifers Is tar h'-low the needs of
th< trade in all markets Bologna
hulls me in active demand, hut the
trade In litll** stock hulls was hard
ly over worse. Owing to the pre
vailing scarcity of milk and butter,
fresh milch eowa are badly wanted,
but, as usual, the “milked out” kind
are a drug on the market Veal
calve are scarce, and they are sell
ing at the exileme high point ot
tin season's business.
In the sheep and lamb depart
ment. western lam ha are the stellar
attraction, partly because natives
are unseasonably scarce, and large
l\ because of the growing popular
it> of the western bred product for
both feed* r and killer. The average
qua!i*\ ot th*- native lambs that are
finding their way into market is so
low that dealers prefer western
culls to he average run of native*
The August lamb market was a
record break* r both in demand and
pric* s paid The top fn Chicago
v'a $1.7,5 p< r cwt higher than dur
ing fhi same month Isat year, but
th** volume of trade was much
smaller because of light receipt*
Matur* in • p are scarce, bui the
demand for the meat ihat they Ht'
ford, is also limited. More year
lings came »o hand during the
sfzz — —r—n-ran—— ■■ TgTJj.i:.-im
Produce
-
tin flolT Mich . Aug It.—A de
li ns in mg 11 prices "»s m ffa*-ire
of th, pr-'U'i' - market this morning
Th*> h«* marl , t was also lower, l-u*
olh- * w pi • • ■ t < ng•s Witt f> w
ard -if mu . i in p .rtaiH • V g od
p ir > appb * e -iiiung in. and the
«\e*ag*. > 111 11T > is lie* u-l'jf high,
vhicli makea f,,t *lll easy market A
few , irl\ vail'-iu * of Michigan
p. * to ■re n>w < oming mostly
, l in,- -rop , but ih* grades rnosily tn
and. i'i ini at*- v- r\ sir- • and r ib-
Sir Tore.'' >**s ire in pirn* ill and
fr«.t a vaiirt) oi ->oii' • • and whip*
' ■ , t rVa nd Is h -• * t* • tr aik -t do <
ii iilw.ij 11> ,in up
\pplr» —N*-w . < - 1 .oi, t l
4 *.n r.M
llan,in,i« •(', M>d .lipping atoe k,
$ ' ’ l jet ball- h
lie.l no
Merries II ,i ■ ii • » *1 I l . hl|i-k ■
|« •I r , $ -f 35* bu
(nllf-rnln I" r••I fa t*l‘ i r * ‘
f. ~ ; j <> i \ peaches. 11
vl» pe . 51 it | 7 5 box .
• nhbaue \' -■ t- ’ ■ rn * c
■ krr«r M , gull C.i • if,‘i I> * j
S- . ,' rk I* <|,<rti> *tl Sw-le«. ?•
• -tut .-'-A -cv* 41c. bt i- k
u.c 11; * , l uia 17, daisies.
14 Ih
* Kerries $1 1 I A5, iWei-l,
t per hi!
I rrsh Imi *»t,|f, Green pepper*.
7 ■ > pei I ~u * I , r.i,«. radish- «
~ |.., i, h p.» r -d*-) ii -i, doz . 0.1 -
.i , ;' f; i‘<7 t. ,rii * t oe« 6 7
To, pe> .0 it, t nsk«-t <arrots -5c
,t r. l-tMi, • *o itl bu . head let
& k - J
iLm' . *i mnh^h^h
MM!
' tSawKsi &
Ilranrh Office at
130*4 4.rand
Hirer Are.
41** Michigan
Are.
1 191 NX Bniti*nr*4
Are.
month of July ami the lirot half of
August than is usually the ease.
Heavy cuts of mutton are at a de
cided discount. Just now, hut tip
call for light lamb chops was hardly
ever better. Ibalers in (ceding
laiubs report that th*-y ar** just
about even with ih*-ir orders lor the
first time this season. Short paa
lure* are evidently causing lamb
feeders to hesitate.
The live hog trad* is the big show
of the market, and the outlook has
seldom he* n so hulli -h ,»i this time
of the year. A marked improve
ment In demand and prices paid for
all other fresh meats, has doubled
the call for fr**sh pork and its pro
ducts. A strong export demand for
lard and cured meats squares up
the other side of the market, and
small dally runs of hog* finishes
the picture. The war continues to
take all of the provisions that they
cun get ship room for. The export
clearance** of all provision special
tie*,-during July, w* re much larger
than last year, and warehouse stock'
have seldom been low in Au
gust No let up in demand can
com** from hii> source before the
early fall runs make their appear
ance. therefor** th*- wise ones, who
are looking for twelve dollar hogs,
have something reasonable upon
which to base their * xpectgtion*.
tore, (J.RO, gr*---n I,van*, ZU -,i .
w-Htercre**. i io,• ,t• 17. nr-'-u <>n
lon*. 15'ul-V. it,/ , green cun, $1.75
p«-r bag.
New Henry- Fancy white, new-. 16
ti I7' .irnb* i, loti 11 lb extracted,
7fi v,- |b.
I(m> Mrtri.lt -thip"- r :u ** paving
th* fr>ll<,wtn\r prices f-o ’oil- l na\ •ti
far lot 1 o h I >••* i• ; t N<, Ii If,
*>thy, new- till t., uimlai-l tun
nt ti * $! 'u ,l i • , I,- *tii x • <l, 11 ; a
It N, > t i ni,, tb v, $ l -ill S', ■ 1
mixed. 11l ti 1. v,> . mix* and. i :o.
No I clover, s', its. i-< ti.iw. *
‘a v. wh, at and -»nt straw, s*• 7
tub
I rninn* I'iA p- r h<*v
i lag* ?
'lelottß tl,- >1 r,! l * *1,1!
$
ir b
lirnnur* \*«i I *-ne ;,* ■ t l ~ . . 1,*., X
nalaai
Sp ■i •n? 1 ’0 -
l*r», be» } ’ O'- 7 I I
I’lurnj |)ir* $ , l a* »*
I**, ll* *«,r» t | bbl , In ar
lot •
I‘nuKry He r i roll* !*, 2 c S-,
bt- •* ’ f• n. * hens, 1 S- . N,
2 *n 17 •I 7 •->< , -tag-, 1Z y 13> .
g< <• I dui k * 1' ;l f**" ib,
4nrrl I'olnleex $1 ’ >n ind *t '0
bbl
.i«ihiii v*. run l •».
* mined *.«»*»«l» -Apples, f 75 ~
g,*l Gin, a i* ans. 11 ii ■ I '< ' .
f ■ \i ,im>\ *lls, .-innUard, $ I
I able be* ts, $1 »I I" !’• n K ire v
• arly .1 it, $1 t" .-*» .p-i.!<l*- $1 chl
linn, talk S. lIU, 1 i: 1 1. pngs, ,*br. To
n .*t<**- • ? I . . \l irr wf.n i< f 1
e ,rlv .tune, ll.rm. sifted e-ariy June.
II 4‘i don
< otTre Wb'tr Mona* 21>* Btnndatd
pack.-gen. t W ». a -H.l It
I rnl Jnblong p: -■* 1 -1 *» ■«- ks.
Hriri. s.‘>. st.intaid nil-1, Illnas. S ►.
n •*• 11 Mg- $Pi , rucked corn, <JI
- <l,in nu-iil, 5. corn and oat
hop. ton
I l**nr .bibb nn prl- i ~ Hrst Michi
gan patent, $7 ,0. - ornl imtent, $7
M i ’ft p',r- rv* s',l", slicing
patent, $s to bbl. m eighth paper
s.o k s
Mrtrtill Oil Raw llna*-eil m], 77c
! oil* and lins-'e-l. g*i In liari>-i lots
K*r,,*«en*> tn Iron barrels: Diamond
headlight. V., perfection X • paia
cln**, Ift 9i:. r* *l crown gusolin*-. lit,
gal
llnnlnirr N'slU. $Z l*n keg base
,"! -I I wire s2!*- Pundli*. galvan
tied barbed wire 2 point 93 1 *>l
*alvani,a and sherta. 2 I gauge. $4 7»ft, 27-
gauge, $4 v . 2S-g.i 1g• ■, $., On. SO
- $7,40 pet . -.*• l , H ti J 't,>n'--d
ax 1 **ng 1*• handled. double,
sl2 11 it- . t.|a k sheet n • tal. - .uni
ti gang-. s:i 2'- 2* g.i'ig* . $2 'ft; 27-
ga ig-*, $•!.? -’k-g t ,«*-. $t 40 per iwt
f'arrtug, olts, mi,all sm. 10 and .»
off large, 4-r and 5 off machine
bolts, auittll, :*•'<•. t" and 10 off. large,
10c, to and , off list
iilrrs No. hides, N
1 green hides. He, No I ur**d tdilts.
17ic. N<* t green cull-*. 12c. No. 1
cur*-d veal kip, 2 1 N'n 1 green \* al
kip. 2le. No i , nr*-*! murrain, IS<*.
N'o 1 green murrain !*<• N>, , ured
, i' • • Vo i-•• • n ■ a ts. 27, N>■
1 horse hides, $5.50, No. 2 horse hides.
$4 50. No 1 tallow. 7 Ur; No 2 talp-w,
t'jc per lb . No. 2 hides, 1 c off No.
2 kip and calf, 1 off. xlieepsiUln
(an to amount wool I. 80' 911.25.
I’rlndns—*hc plain neat kind—that
la rtghl—'Mnta-s Job I>rpt^—Main 4.M1),
First Mortgage Bonds
Paying 5%
To those who have money to invest we offer
these 5% First Mortgage Bonds, secured by
the finest kind of improved Detroit property.
This issue is made on the basis of 50% of a
conservative valuation of the property and
bonds will l>e paid in cash when due. Unlike
a First Mortgage, no extension or renewal of
your loan can be asked for.
For the special benefit of small investors we
have issued these Bonds in denominations of
SSO, SIOO, SSOO and SI,OOO. Financiers buy
them because they are safe and pay a good
income.
We believe, too, that our interest-bearing Cer
tificates of Deposit will be of much interest to
you.
Let us talk it over with you.
Guaranty Trust Cos.
OF DETROIT
84 (»riswold Street
DIRECTORS:
Frank H TJnaanngiM* Edward A Eoml«y
Oarancn M. Ilurton Harold R Martin
Harold It. Enmions Alanaon A. Moore
Harrison Gmv Frank C. Nall
L*wla A. Gorton Famwl J. Paiterwon
Norval A- Hawklnn Waltrr C. Ffprr
Claadr M. Hamion C. Rtelhrafm
Edward S. Hartwick Vlm» LuEftw RmiTh
Gworicv* H. Ktrrhnrr Jofm H. Tlgrhon
Adam W. t.lnd John L Turnbull
Charles I*. Vlaman
HIGHLAND PARK
ASK FORI) CO. TO
HELP CLEANUP OF
•HELL’S HALF-ACRE’
An attempt Is bcinß made by the
Hamirauii’k township board to »ui
list thi* support of th«* hyg*nic de
partment of the Ford .Motor Cos. in
ih* campaign being eondu<ted to
clean up the territory «*aM of High
land Park, known as "Hell's Half
Acre."
A number of the resident* of the
districts are employes of the Ford
Cos., and the assistance of the com
pany Is needed, as a look of funds
la keeping the boArd from carrying
on an 4*xtensdve cleanup of the en
tire district.
Justice 1-anasan. one of the mem
bers of the board, says that living
conditions are far worse in the dlB
trict than any other place he has
ever seen, and that if something Is
not done soon to force the people
to cleanup, a number of plagues will
sweep the homes.
RANK INCREASES
CAPITAL $75,000
At a special meeting of the stock
holders of the \nierican State bank,
of Highland Park, it was vpted to
increase th*- capital stock trotn $25,-
oi)0 to $ 100,000. \ Mg Increase In
th* business of th* bank has made
the larger capital necessary.
The hank -darted business in 10K.
as the Woodward ave State hank In
September 11) 14, the name was
< hanged to the \m< rican State bank
of Highland Park, the hanking build
ne being remodeled at the time.
i Th** growth of the institution dates
from the occupation of the new
building. The Increase in deposits
Is -hown by the following figures
j I>*-po*its. Jan 1915, J174,t»89.14:
July, 1915. $242,112.75: Jan. 191*1.
$145.190.51 June. 1916. 580,487.82.
Reckless Driver Fined.
WiPon T Orr, a memory expert,
living at No 230 Grand ave.. High
; land Park, who ran down and In
! hired Albert Willis. 7 years old, on
P.isadena ave , Friday, Aug 11, was
jiried Friday in Justice Ib-ndclow s
I office on ;t charge of reckless driv
ling. H** was found guilty and paid
a fine of $25 and sl9 costs The in
Jured hoy has almost completely re
covered from the injuries.
Highland Park Notes
Mi in.) M*-« Hurrv t" Th**cher, of
N’n 7ft C,>l*ir»do-ave.. Hhv* retiirtißa
.from h t w-o-v\ **b!< s’ fishing trip at
Pl.itt, Pike
Mrs 3. A C*liMitier. of Roekwond,
V'f h. *p<nt Wedn* -day In the village
vv i* h re Is t i *'< s
Mr and Mrs I. R Pishnp, of Wat
kin,-, Lake, have returned after hav
ing ni id<- ii short stay wth friends
here
M r and Mrs Thsll moved Thurs
day from No 25* T’nsadena-avr
N* 141 M t rjhla nd-a ve
Mrs Morris *nd and iimhter Laura, nf
, Buffalo, N 5 ar*- l><-tng entertained
i by Mr and Mr- Pavid <" Morris of
INo 115 !tlchti*r*-a vp.
Clarence Gainer, of Vo. 12R Cand
fer-nx-e ts recovering from a serious
Mine* of some weeks* duration.
Mr and Mrs f’eters, formerl> of
N 21. t Pueni \’lj-ta-ave west, are
row re*id!n* ar No 42* Hlghland-ave
Complimenting NTIs.-i sfab|e Woehl.
of No 115 Candler-av*». Mr and Mo
| Worthington, of No. IS* Gene\a-ave,
entertained a number of guests Tues
dn evening In their home
Mr and Mrs James Mi-Henry and
son Karl, of London, Ont., are visit
ing with Mr and Mrs Pavld C. M*>r
r of No 145 Rtehton-ave
Mr and Mr.« .Tones moved Thur.-*
ftnv from No .102 lowa-ave., to No
I*2 l.aß- lb ave
Ml-s Mtldied strong, of Toled- . Is
tli*, guest ,>f Miss Iltith Case, of No
24*1 fltghtand-ave
Mts.- Ruth Winter. No 21D Ornml
ave west, and Miss Irene Lnnplev,
lof Hamilton hlvd. are visiting Mlsm
ytar Evelnnd. of Lawrenee, Mich.
Mr and >frs Ross and famil> h.tve
moved from No 19ft Wlndemere av«
to No. 11**8 Frooklyn-ave , T>etroit
Mrs Tallant. of No. 215 Cttand-ave
DETROIT TIMES
we-r. ib tuak ng i abort stay with
i«-latlve ii; l-.*rt Huron.
Tit* J., *ll •• • f ill*- l*i eabyterb'n
mi 'on .r. \ii\ pii- in 11) *-n i <-r
--tairii-d 5\ , due da\ t, Mi- Slanning,
'* I " I. i.i!n|>.i,g tun. Wnl k*-r Vllle.
Out.
Mi ind M* - , i: |*«. ( k and family
mov • ru« i :, om No I Bu*n <
Vis to-a weal tt \. 134 Turltan
<t V *•
I At l'i-V, ■ ~r No JO* 1 lllghland
**ve . I* ft t..d..\ ip,-in, bia \a< ation
In Mi l|l*-uHMnt Mleti.
l!*-v t’onel, tias .returned to tits
- ‘' 1 r * l * ■ at N .4 Rich f, ,n •ave , from
Sninln-ky, wb<-i>- lie bin* been spend
ing; -> ~*r.|| ue> kn vv 11 ti friends
Mrr F i; Simons m*l daughter
Marion, of \\> * r , i Wo,>dward-ave ,
have return* and ti in Vpail.inti, where
tl,*\- t,nv« been entertained for sev
eral <l.-i %
.Mi and Mrs C F Bradley and
fatniF, who (,a\*- i >•*n ->pendtnK the
past two no nth- in their minim, t
home In Ro, I, Mu-li., have been
making a -I, ,tt -ta) In their hotn*
at No 82 Atontei ey-k ve.
Mr and Mrs \damn and famlß are
taking np th Ir new residence at N .
11l F MVison-a ve
Mrs I: A Stevenson, of N’n ** 4■ *
Klnibur.-t-avo is vlhitlng in \n<-H.-t
--ter t'aiiada. foj some time
Mr ind M; • Richards, nf No 242
Elmhnrst-ave., are building u n-w
home on M,inter*-)-ave
M ss Ruth Morris, of No 145 Rich
ton-av . vets pleasantly entertained
about 25 friends at h lawn party <>n
Thutsilsv evening The grounds,
beaut’fully de, orated xs It), Japanese
lant- rns. made a ver> attractive pla*e
for th*' me ■ and other amusement.-,
A f* t r a ih I'ghtful luiuheon th<* v r u< .t
er,t*r,'d the bouse and enj<,y*-d m
V'-n tnfere. tine mus|, i\l pri gr im
51lss Mable AN' heeler, of Sterl Hi;.
Til will \- ‘e t t with Mr. and Mrs Grant
H Mint, i. of No 21 a Grand -a \,
west, for .nine time
Mrs William I>oret »f No 15 5
Elmhurst -ave.. is entertaining 1 , r
mother. Mrs M inn*. *>f St Tin tun.
Ont for a few weeks
Mr. and Mrs. Turner, f rmerli -,f
No. 32 f'.itnll* r-.-iVe are n v\ residing
at N’o 4*>2 I' ■ -hd■ na ave
Mr and Mrs M Mi-Henry, of To
ronto, o*it, ti turned NVe»in*> <la\ t
their home aftei visiting Mr and
Mrs David (’ Morris. <>f No 115
It h ton -ave
Mr and Mrs Snyder, of Royal
*“a U m,,v'd r>i< -d.*\ to their new
h'-ine in the village
.Miss Frances Rian, hard of l{,,>al
'•nk. spent a few da)s this we*, k
with Mlsa Lois Ileitsel, ol No 229
Highland nx P
5F T'ori- R0,.-. ~ f Ypsllantl, tuts
• n ■ siting M a Marion Hlmm , of
a" 2799 \\ ~idward-ave
'fiss N Peebles, of Adrian, visited
here with friend for h feu day.-
t n- ue .•
Girard Patterson, who has heenvl -
l* ng his parents 2Tr and Mrs W p
Patter*"n < f Wav tlv-ave , lias I* ft
for N•-w York city
Ms» ' Mn rgiier• re Drew. (Jrand
■ * •'*». who 1,., p, milng
to* la. t f w w.ek s in t’ *• •> ,s t has
ret u t tie,t home
*ll .<nd Mi - \\ Vilen and ,1 in;-h
»f' EHxabet -nd , ■ :(d\ s "f V • ::1
B«re .ford-nvc . hav 1. e, f „ vl , !t
*)h io
Miss Mat 1, Kliirer. of \V - i\ > ,
land /tv*-. • Ft* r\ a 11 :». throng!
cnn.xda and will vl>- t with friends
HPrl relative*, u *"h ’ham, sat nli* *4*
Thomas an.) Wt t Lome
Marriaore Licensee.
F * mh,-rt 81. r. 2 2 Anna Miller 19
Arthur NV. Biake. 22 Dorothy Mie
s< I. 72.
1 7*orge Mlln*. s:< Ev.-lj n Mil.,, h.
Matthew Ohlib. 27 R,,sella Pas
tula. 2ft
liar Ftenn* tt, Josephine Gore
30
Albert Wallk, . 77 Anna Indvrs IS
foseph It r'illon. 74. Detroit" Rhea
Us re. "3. NV heeling, NV \’-i
• Jeraltl Fxemp. 35 s*.ir\ Hurk*tt 2 e
F'.i'id I ATnrtin. 27 Detroit Kll—n
T’- *; h 2'. S’* Loin-. Ml h
55 11 Ham ft Kell, .7*). ftwatonna
Mit-n Vdl-iheth >f Rutherford 20.
Gan
John T Salrsm-m, Cleveland:
Fatla G 1 It 15, sum,
NVa!t*r Lal-*owskl 74 Mamie I’n
tel z.'k I*-
I'sr - I Nfurph'. -‘7, Susan Brown.
2R.
.fo-epli M r Otf y. 2.5 Madrl M Hor
des ti. 75
Fohn A Pa wla rvk " I’ala.ria
ZlePnska 22
NVladvslaw R it'.ow ’ i. ,'N. NVlady*
slawa tfiizanek "M
Fmll < l HorF «■, Clara Burns. 19
Russell Stuluoy, -8 Martha
Behrn. 23.
fohn H <h irt, 2't Fda Schmitt. ..t
F-'rnnk Flutnlk. 5 Anna Sar* k, 2'k
NVtlHam Smith. 2 V Susan A K*ilv
so
_Kug*-n,* 17, kliff. 55 Phylis TgiVole
Albert G Renter, 23 Marguerite
Shuokert, IS
Harold A Scott. 22 Clara I-. Reut
er. 24.
Hart) Shaffer, 25; Am«lia Galnaw.
27
NN'lode, k. 23 r-*>lll • Wllczak
20
Edward F Vo*s, 22 Hilda A Hen
ry. 19
Henry Hrown, 'ft. Ta kson Bertha
Wieelt 17. Detroit
I,nul* Meyers. 27. T*etrolt; Freda
Kllnk .2, laifayetfe. Ind.
Iflalmar I,noma. 7’7, QrgO* A Ltt
y.au. 19
Thomas Alexander. Mary Bar
ney. 50,
Edward Hnglund 2ft Fast Tawgn;
Ellen Pattenaude, 17. same
Chart*-* «’. F.l.vmn, 21 . Olive E
Worthington. 16
la*onarda Candela 73. Antonin*
Monteleme 16.
Mortuary.
POTII I’.ilTV Air* avvan ri>n|.
dance No II Millar «t . daii|ht< r
of Farl and P< b< and *IM> r of
I’ronton. Mnrria liwnvlnlvn nnd
Strathvm. Funaral from ri<l * n<'•>
Satnrda\ and l!ol\ Trinity •Imtih
at 10 o’olm-k
M IHVHM.H Aug IS, William
F*, ago 35, beloved huabaml of Au
ir\ll>tii inif Srharrrt), <l»»«r fntbnr of
Mrs John W»ll»r, Mr- r F W. I.or
William Ir . riorum ** nnd Ray
mond Funaral fron roaldnnoa I*2
Moran-at . Saturday afternoon.
MoI.INN 1
ng*d 37 yoara, halovad husband of
.toaaphina McOlr.n inei- ttanahai t.
fnthar of .1 ILirry, Nall !>. and
Margarat Lvla. and brothar of
Hugh I» M-Oinn I'umTit! from
raaldanra. No 233 Ha Id tv in iv<‘,
Mondav at x 4ft a m . hih> from Si
I’harlas Borornoo rhtir'b, at '•
WONRfgnx A u«r 17 1 lr. a • 111.
raaidant-a of his daughter. Vo M *2
Kurlld-a va. want In Jo 1: 11 W. ala'.
Morriaon. ag'd ' ,(l <mmi, fitlo r of
Thnrnaa B Morrison mol Mr* t V
Tsvlor. »f |u>troit. and Mrs flfnrgc
nraachbtll, ..f Oraanahurg T’.i
Funaral Saturday, at 2 p m
NVNSO .
2*2 Miyliurv drnn i »vi inn • T '
balovod wlp of John and in th«r
of Hattia !». Front. ;<rd P .
I.aalla M Oi’ll Sand L
Mttfiro i 'ii io >a i Sat ■
»• %ii I9THJI aii g
home, Michigan-avi Springwall:*,
FHana. agad 4<*. vi>ar«, halnvad
wlf<> of Thomas Pulltotai r
mother of Thoman <; rdoi an
t'orothy Palllatar Funeral »*r
vlcas Haturd.iv at 1 SO i> n fr >m
raaldonr#. Buriat at ftoval i >.< i<
c-amatary.
hm.p wan rr,i>—w\i.k
'HARIIFH for Saturday. |a down
ovaf 325 Canfl'-ld aaaf Uidga
I 4X9-M
RAHRKR wan tad at I*7o Krrrhayal
$1« *aak and half over 122
BA RBRS- Ftrat-olaaa. a t onra atradv
Job. Hotal Norton. *3 Orl/woid.
HARBI R wanfait f , s«t irdav t'
•ml 4 ovar |7 2i7 Michigan
r < \»' ’ Saturday I* guar
* antard, 4 ovar fx 12*4 <?hana
ONE CENT A WORD
Cash with order, If charged, 7c a
line.
No tranatent advertising inserted
for lea* than 15c with cash; if
cbuigcd. 18c per Insertion.
The above rates apply to all classi
fications except Birth*, Cards of
Thanks, Obituarlca Meeting Notices,
etc.
'Birth*, Deaths, Cards ot Thanks
and Meat In k Notices Minimum
rhaigr, 35c for 25 word* or las*
Jbu'*n additional word, 1 l-3o
■KLF WANTUS —HU f
BAlilllift wanted for Saturday and
Sunday, union wages. 1274 Want
ing*.
IJAHBKFt wanted Saturday $5 and
V* ov.-r $«. 1231 Michigan.
B« V to deliver parcel*; one that 1*
not going back to school. R C*
Fohnell, tailor. 3150 JefTer«on east
ROY about 1« years, drug store ex
perience Ford Market Pharmacy,
3"7.3 Woodward
nnt’O CLERK, yoing man about 30,
\\ Ifh soda fountain experience Ooty
Hro* . l!M:i Woodward
r»l!t’rt ci.kRK wanted. Apply Crat:*.
ii'i (in on wood; excellent position
for riiCit man
l'Xri'ltlHNrED RAKER Karaten*
Cafeteria. Clifford nnd Woodward
BRICKLAYERS wanted for
immediate work. Wadsworth
Mfo. Cos., Comer Kercheval &
Conners Creek.
CARPENTERS WANTED
•‘• O' 1 -In finisher* -ready work;
1" -t w ijr e Call between 4 and 6
i* n, Madam Bldg Cos., 92 Broad
way
DOCTOR WANTED to travel,
pleasant, profitable, perma
nent position for one who can
qualify. Write Box 587, Mil
waukee, Wisconsin.
PATTERNMAKERS
Wood and rretd men. Modern Pat
t rn and Machine Cos. 121 State-at
\<)l’Ntj MAN of g iod habit* to take
charge of on*t sld< r»-al eetate of
tier Most -1 loughtcn i ’ll., Hickory
‘.‘TJf'l.
\\ anted—Two house carpenters
and six rough carpenters. Ap
ply
Wisconsin Bridge & Iron Cos.
Studebr.ker Plant No 3,
Cam pa u and R. R.
iiELr w iVtkd—i I>l tm
BOOKKEEPER AND
STENOGRAPHER
$15.00 per week. National
Roofing & Repair Cos., 395-7
Michigan-ave.
TELEPHONE
OPERATORS
WANTED
! Owing to Tne constantly in
creasing number of calls, we
require additional operators.
Pay while learning. Ad
vancement rapid. No slack
season. Apply Miss Middle
ton, Principal of Operators’
School, Michigan State Tele
phone Company, comer John
rC and Madison.
A ' ■ ' ' NT MATT> f<>r general
hou**ivi>rk no washing reference*
». iiutri'fl. East v«3.
i M• I TENT •H RL for gancm!
hi'ii .vwi.i k no washing ; references.
%'I f l Q i*i ''Mil
niMITTKN'T stenographer with le
g*l anil fire Insiiriini'p experience
|*r«-ferr*ui. Main 3315
•
York Restaurant. 18* Jefferson 'V
EXEFRTFNrKD GIRL for i onfeotlon
rrv work C*' l Michigan
1 lOt’S r WORK Young girt to as*'*t
w ith limnif work nnd children 111
Campbell
KTKNt »C.R v Pltrt: (experienced! for
t» works' relief w»i| k good hour*
nnd frond ptiy Mr Palmer, i'ar
•and. Williams St Cl»rk.
STENOGUAI MMR wanted e *p<‘rl»ni'(i
in technical work required. I.nr
ri'W«- Construe! lon fn , 1199 Wood
ward.
sth v< »on a r*if fr 'or * pood position
in law oflo. 10 nuh! block
RTRO! O ’’ fRN to '■l**n horserad
Ish; 11.80 dri > Apply 179 Elm
wood.
YOUNG or ml'Mlr-Htril woman to do
housework in farm Inquire stall
11. Control Market.
’
orator »nm« general office nnd
tvptot work 708 Ga* bldg
yr*i*vo GIRL to n**t*t wltb house
work, small family, TT< rz i'.pi
Elmhurst
Vet N G dl HI, wanted to with
’ il l during Ibi- itn\ Call morning
f ‘ Lincoln.
Yet'Nd LADY to wat oh office for
quo w-i »k. *." 723 Ford bldg
HELP WANT M M E Kw
'•'hi * v ii —i IRMI
MICHIGAN AVE
5 ACRES
Clot r ti o* r lino, only II mile* out,
h and 7-ronm house, hnrn nnd nut
r'dlng* iivrrod with frnlt. In-
Uni nit pmi hrr pears plumy *p
•1• i* cherie*. grape*, ra*pherrlr*
"hi* lan 'deal hom« covered with
1,. lr,», and wall lorn *ad Yon
n- ' hi-at t ’’rice $.3.30(1. tarmn
TPOMI.KT, WII.SOV CO
iC.nl r • 1 0 1<5 Cham. of Com Bldg
tCRES
NEW BUNGALOW
« mile* fr n Cltv close to rat line
\ i an ttva In the country and
work <r t wn Tht* la a real ha-,
rain Price $3,709 farm* This
h> *r llnr, and rood aojl
riinM' fy. wiTiSoy <*n
rad nv CE»m of Com Blda
38 ACRES
North of Dotr ,t good aoll. 9-room
hoxse, id hurr all outbuildings,
w-indmljl- all painted In good con
dition. Price $1.90(1 Will trada
for city prop arty.
tromiet wnxorjff co
Cad Aioa i6t«t Cham or Com Bid*
w ANTED to Bl Y—MIttCEI.I.AIf E4)l’l
CASK for old falae teeth, gold crowns,
broken tewelrjr. diamonds, watches,
etc. full value pa!/ Liberty Rf*.
Cos., 17 Woodw'd. (Xi floor elevator.
TO IIIM —not *KS
Hannan Rental Agency
A fie* list of houses and flat* Call
In oerson at the oldest and largest
real estate exchange In Michigan.
1 UfIORAW TJLDQ
H(>n*EH A\ D VEHin.B*
Big Auction
Saturday, Aug. 19, 10 a. m.
175 Horses 175
vi have a bio run id
CLAHSFS OF HORSES INCH’DING
A NUMBER OF HIGH-FLAPS
HtAW matched teams, draft
HORSES AND
WAGON HORSES
And a lot of second-hand city horse*
some a little pavement -sore, but
•ultghlo for farm work Vll
horse* Kuarantee<| a* sol 1 Will
■il*o have a nuiither «»f second
hand vehicle* h»kl harness#*
SPECIAL
Big coneignment of Michigan Horse*.
rlßht out of hard n rk • i
regardless of value
Four Complete Teaming
Outfits
Consisting of horse*, hart e«« ,nd
wagon*, will be sold for the high
dollar.
Big Assortment High-Class
Horses
Now on band at our stable* f- r prl
vate *-il»
KOLB-GOTFREDSON
HORSE COMPANY
1093-1118 Gratlot-ave . TVtrolt.
FOIt SALE—RESIDENCE PROPERTY
YROOM HOUSE. ?298
Complete material for nullding a
flve-room cottage, $298 Save four
profits Call hO7 Ford bldg., or
phone Mam 8800.
Tflat -
North Woodward, near Hamilton,
hrh'k. 6 rooms and sleepinr porch
eaoh, full basement, separate fur
naces, large living room, brick flr<*.
place, modern to the minute, 50-ft
lot, double brick garage, rents
11,800; price $tH onn.
Parker s< ticnk a fry.
Ms In :>O3«, ‘ 7« 3Maje*ttr Bldg.
2-FLAT
$7,700
NORTH WOODWARD
B. V, 5 rooms and bath ou-h: brick
dividing wall In basement; fine In
terior; garage; a sacrifice Call Mr.
Hqtiler.
PARKER, SCHENK A FRY.
701 Majestic Rldg Main 6030.
NO. 97 BURLINGAME
w U.L BE >*l EN !'• >l( IVST'K.I Til >N
SATURDAY AND
SUNDAY FROM TWO
UNTIL SIX P. M.
\ FINE RRATDKNCK READY TO
move into on this beautiful
ST RE El F(‘R $9,600 WITH EASY
TERMS. MR SgUIER IN (’HARQE,
PARKER HEHt’NK St FRY.
701 MAJESTIC BLDG MAIN 5130.
OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
420 DREXEL AVE.
3 to s p m . new modern bungalow;
3 sleeping room*, sleeping porch,
select oak floor* and finish through
out large living room,* spacious
dlnlnv-room with window seat. am.
pie s!*ed kitchen well arranged
111 complete with shades, chande
liers, sodding, grading, etc. Only
f! trti with terms to suit you.
7*t Mnnletloue. of the same type, at
$ 1.260
M thers on Foplln, Eastlawn, etc.
Phone for auto
MMST-HGEGHTEN ro. Btillders snd
Owner 770 Hamilton-ave. Hlck
orv 27i«
Modern Bungalow, sf>3B.
Aladdin Home containing six rooms
and bath Price Includes all ma
terial cut-to-fit. No w«ste of iutn
ber Qnl'kly erected. Complete
Information and catalogue showing
a hundred other houses at 607
Ford bldg Thone Main 3880.
DICKINSON'S GUIDE FOR
REAL ESTATE BUYERS
Prices, terms. »t r sets and numhera
of over 200 dlff rent properties per
month A telephone c«n will out
vou on our mailing list. Cadillac
383. or address Dickinson Real
K«tatr Exchange. 23 Campau bldg
Detroit. Mich.
PKNfIONAI.
NOTTFB—If any poor girl is In
trouble, needing advice, friendship
or help, write or call on BECuE
TARY MARGARET DEFFT, 1«»17
Fort-st. W. Salvation Army
Printing—the plain n»*.f tdnil—that
la right—Times Jah ilrpf Vein IMO
At ToXfoßlt i k
It has the kick of a mule with
the bruise taken out
PURITAN
MOTOR DRIVEN HORN
(Goes under the hood!
And it will put more room U‘t\wcn you and l>. CARELESS
than any other known blow on tin* car.
So Value
OUR PRICE $3
SPOT LAMPS, save $5 worth of time, wear, aril
line in a week. $3.50
WINDSHIELDS, ventilating rain-\i ion one.' in many sizes,
and types SIO.OO
KELSEY Universal RIMS, demountable, look ’round
and see them everywhere $4.50 *■
<;AS(/LINK TANKS, round placed make
jteoplo turn anil say “classy”. $2.50
GASOLINE TANKS, square—both the tank and the
price SI.OO
Store Open Sundays from 9 a. m. to 1 p. m.
Special mail order department for out-of-town motorists.
Tail or write for our larjye illustrated Bargain Bulletin. It
is chuck full of tempting bargains which you cannot afford
to pass by.
PURITAN MACHING COMPANY
ALL PARTS FOR ALL CARS
Phone West 2297. 421 Ufavett* Blvd., Detroit, U* S..A-
TO HE XT—PLAKO* .
— ' ■ USX
PIANOS—Best makeg, greatest M*
KRESJ; J 9
Wood wtird-gre.
9TORAUK AWU~PAHTAB» “
ACME Storage mammoth wtrakoMh
Storage, movlnf. M l>9. 41 OllaMtHi
CENTRAL BTORAOB 00.. morlng.
packing, fireproof: rates right. Mo
tor vans for suburban gotnig,
Phone Cadlllao 89.
ROKHL BROS,. Ptoraga, Cartaga u<
Packing Office, 182 Alfred Rldsrelil
party’ movino to California mm
rent part of car Central Ptoraga
Cos.. Cadillac 88
wanted—to exrnAXon
CASH
FOR FURNITURE
LAREAU
MAIN 2904
hi:> r— sooni "
HOTEL FKA N KLIN
Cor. l.arn* and and Metro —only a block
from W«,olward and l<'fferaon-avaa.
an 1 only half a block from the new
Interurhnn waiting room. Extra
fine roomy at *sc. $1 and >1.60 par
day
>OH * \ i.K—lt ESUHTH
FOR PALE AT LAKE ORlON—Two
sturv hoarding house. 21 rooms.
KTcam h*at; oarn, woodshed chick
'd park, outside ellar, large gar
den Dr C. A DaCou, lock box
1 *6. Pont tar, Mi* h
NO3BI TO LOAM
CONS' r HI*C?T lON DO AN 9 Liberal
amounts J F Weber. 204 Oratlat.
WE HEY LAND cTjNTRAOTIi.
Detroit I#Rnd Contract Cos.
>l2-813 Hammond Bldg Cad. Mli
FOH 3 4l.lv—Mlet |.LAXI7OI7I
Typewriters—Late Models
Enderwood, Royal. Co
s Smith. Remington.
slo to SSO or rent fl to
ITrSftt 13 mo Detroit Typa*
wkflWHlßjP writer Cos., 160 Jeffer
eon-ave.. near Wood*
ward. Main 4102.
ALTO SLIDE TROMBONE—Sllver
llated. I.von A Healy; seven-inch
bell, engraved high and low pitch
slides, regular $35 value sls takes
It with gr* cm felt b ig. Splendid
l.arg'i in GRIVNELL BRC9.’
Branch. 67 Monroe
BILLINGS & RICHARDS PIANO, fine
upright; goes this week for 1187;
regular $575 style full slxe. splen
did eonditlon. sweet tone. K.asy
payment ORINNELL BROS.’
Branch, 57 Monroe,
HUNTINGTON PIANO for 8177, waa
$175. ri< h, dull finish mahogany;
tnoroughly modern, shows but lit
tle u*e Small payments. GRIN
NEI.L BROS, 24P Woodward.
SODA FOUNTAINS, new and used;
steam table*, store furniture, cof
fee urn-- Easy terms. Oeo Marsh
Cos., 20 East Atwater-st Main 4761.
ROOMS--Furniture tor rooms com
plete. 81 week Sumner. Mich. St 4th.
FURNITURE for sal*. Call In morn
ing 403 Ash-st.
STORAGE rut nlture, nearly new. bar
gain price. 9umnerCo.. Mich A 4th
>OH SAI.F—VACANT '» OTh
$25 TAKES EQUITY
In four lots near Grand Rtver-ave.
and Bedford: each lot 85x150 feet;
good location: four abstracts;
prlr»» S4OO, or |IOO a lot; $W> takes
equity Owner, nn* K, So. 65. Times.
REDDIG. 30 FT, #930. terms; Drexel,
30 ft , »t»SO, term*; Chalmers, north.
$875, term* Owner. Hickory 2786.
$25 TAKES EQUITY
Large tract, 1 40x174 ft., near Grand
River-ave, 45 minutes from city
hall Good high land. Prloe S4OO.
Nearby land sells at twice thla
price Balance easy. Owner, bo*
E. No. 68, Time*.
FOH 3 K i.B—Al TO AfTBMOIUIM ~
NICHOLDS" CO~
424 GRAND RIVER AVE.
Another cut on all aece*sorlea and
parts Lcxtk Non-akldded ttres
tnvtij $'t r >o rdaln ttres, 32x3U,
$v 50 non-skllded til!
plain tire*. 34x4. sl4 non-sklddad
tir>- •’lx4. sl4 76 Rememhor. we
'lre the lowest price store on tires
and tube* In the city Come and
look anti get our prices on access
ories
MAcinxcut mu 3alb
t - *e rectangular
and y Itndiloal tanks particularly
suitable for all kind* of chemical
w rk Detroit 3<>ap Cos., foot **f
41 iroMoniLKiT
G \RAGE] SHtTs^T -
Prc>mpr *hipm<*nt snd quick erection
garaga a bar
gain I r further information call
aa Main 3863.
41 hVfokiLfcl ’
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