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FRIDAY. AUGUST 18. 191$.
HIGHLAND PARK
FOOD INSPECTION
TO BE SHIFTED TO
HEALTH DEPT.
If plana work out. the Highland
Park board of hoglth wIII carry on
thr inspection of mcati and gro
ceries. Instead of the police depart'
meat, and al*o will undertake the
inspection of garbage now handled
by .h#* depart men tof public work*.
Directly Along the New
Car Line to Royal Oak
The property owned and being subdivided by B. F.
Stephenson is directly traversed by the new car line
to run from the Ford factories to Royal Oak.
This car line is not a so-called “proposed line,” but is
POSITIVELY GUARANTEED A CERTAINTY and all
buyers of property along the new line are assured by
Mr. Stephenson (and the Detroit United Lines as well)
that the system will certainly be built as soon as the
necessary material can be secured.
Improvements are guaranteed—such as sidewalks,
sewers, etc. —and though at present the property has
not been improved to any great extent, every contract
will carry the guarantees that assure you a profitable
investment. Any person who buys now will have an
opportunity to make a very satisfactory profit within
a comparatively short time, as the street car line
assures a rapid building up of these new’ subdivisions.
r lhe lots for a part of the way are now ready to market
and lull particulars can be obtained from this office.
Buy now before the line is built and you can resell
at a profit as soon as the actual laying of track
begins.
B. F. STEPHENSON
Member of tbe Detroit Real Estate Board
1338*1310 Penobscot Building. * Main 334*333
I Boys’ Clothing |
For Friday and Saturday
TO CLOSE OUT QUICKLY
153 Boys’ Norfolk Suits
Sizes 7 to 17
•2.50
Reduced From $5.00 and $7.50
89 Pairs
Wool Knickerbockers
Reduced
/ DC From $1.50
All Boys’ Wash Suits Greatly Reduced
Young Men’s Suits
Reduced From $17.50 and $ -t AA
$22.50. Your choice lUiUU
I According to !>. Janice C. Mar
tin. of the health department, who
•uggested the new plan, the work
belongs to the health department.
He pays other departments are not
competent to carry It on.
Owing to the employment of a
visiting nurse, Mias Edith Han well,
the board of health haa but one
rase of contagious disease, whoop
lag cough. In the village at present.
This la the beat record since the
health department was organised.
SIX-MILE ROAD
GANG SCATTERED
The Highland l’&rk police have
been gradually breaking up a gang
which hap been terrorising residents
In the vicinity of the Slg-Mlle rd., In
Greenfield township During the
last few weeks, more than U 0 men
have been brought Into Justice Hen
delow’s court from this district,
charged with vagrant y
Richard Cullen, the supposed bad
er of the gang; Charles Mclntyre
and Oeorge Clark, were brought In,
late Wednesday. Cullen was sen
(•need to serve 60 days in the
Houae of Correction The other
two were sentenced to 30 days each.
It la believed that the entire gang
, has been rounded ur>
WRONG MAN TRIED
FOR SELLING BAD
FOOD; RELEASED
Sam Kata and Morrip Sitrun were
fried before a jury In Justice Lana
Kan's court, Wednesday afternoon,
charged with selling moldy anti un
wholesome food to employes of the
Ford Motor Cos. Thomas H. Kcagati,
food inspector at the Ford pSaut,
l>r. James C. Martin, head of the
Highland Park board of health, and
Dr. A. K Dudley, of the hygienic de
partment of the Ford company, each
testified that the food was In bad
condition when sold
The defendants claimed that they
had aold the lunch room just 16
hours befpre the food was pur
chased. and presented a bill of sale
to verify their statement. The Jury
was ont but five minutes, and re
turned a verdict of not guilty
WIFE’S AMBITION
FOR CAREER BROKE
UP HOME, HE SAYS
His wife Jeff him for x rout-leal
career. Charles H Bleher allege in
an answer to a bill for divorce filed
by Mrs T. Hieber. Tn*
reckoning glitter of stardom called
her away after much disagreement
over music stufly for which Mrs.
Hieber wanted to take bi-monthly
trips to New York, according to
Hieber
"She had a consuming Idea that
she could he a star musician and
wanted to devote her time and en
ergy -to a career." the oill read*. I
"Her mother encouraged her fee!- j
ing that she could be a star, and I
made her think she ought to !*» al ]
lowed to become one. ’
During his absence at the funeral
of n relative, Mrs. Hieber s«t hm
fc c towards New York and a "ca
rt er," It is declared, Hieber finding
hi- house stripped of much of its
furniture on his return It was -i i
40-weeks' engagement that she was t
anxious to qualify for. it is alleged.
The date of her departure Is set a;
July 17. 1915.
COP HALTS AUTO
THIEF BY FIRING
BULLETS IN AIR
After a chase of more than a mile
from Wooduard-nve to Florence-*,t
and from Hairiltnn-blvd. to Cor;-
land avc. during which a nu.rber of
pilots w# re fired. Motorcycle Officer
Thoma* Fflkovltch. of the Highland
I'.irk police, arrestee Frar.k Yesc.h
iter. ,\'c #6 Ficston-avr., Ltelrntf,
if" calii.g a cai Idolising to Fred
< it P. </i a\. No. 697 Thtrd-ave.,
rrt Id uit aud tr*.ict;rrr of the Micli
ig: li Upholstering Cos.
Filkovitrh ?aw the car traveling
on Wocilward-avi , at a speed great
er iban "0 miles an hour He guv
c. ha*e The driver refused to stop
until the officer flrer! aerrral shot.)
iti the air. One of the men cot
a *s> . • fore the < fficer caught up
'. chuer admits taking the car. the
polli « SHV.
Ur bn* been removed to the roun
t-. .mil to be held there for trial.
Detroit and Highland Park police
ure ‘e.irrhtng for the mk-ing man
FORMER DETROIT
GIRL TAKES ACII)
CHICAGO. Aug 17—Mrs. Eliza
beth Iktyton. 19, formerly of De
troit. attempted suicide on a Mir.ii
can Central train speeding toward
Chicago lodav l>;. taking acid, while
sitting beside her sister, Margarm
Ehs. “lx. She was taken to St.
Luke's hospital on her arrival
here Her condition Is seriou/
Police *av she was deapendent over
flometit trouble". Tier husband is In
Michigan City, Indiana
Mrs f R of Winnipeg,
la the frat woman ir. Manitoba to
be admitted to the bar
Marriage Licenses
Harry L Bull. 27. Elisabeth Perl,
24.
Mohammed A Anwar. 2*. Detroit.
Ada Viola < ondry U. Jackaonvjiie
Otto Verfallle, ?*, Auauafa Hover,
24
Samuel L K. Maine*. 32. Detroit,
iteaberttna V. Charlea. 26, Ann Ar
bor.
«‘arl Sohnleder, 62. Anna t.’uau k 4
Arthur Barter. Mettamora, O . Km
eten<e Deolerrq. I*. atm*
Olen llolaata. 21, Paarl Burwlck. 1
limerv Monaah, 2*; Lillian Onod
man, 20
Joseph Stetlner. 32. Marian Autran,
17.
John Lynch, 21; Harriet Malm
atrom, 16
Harry S Wella 41. Rlalna Sun. <»,
Amanda M. ISaatiand. 42. Poatoria. <*
Barney Hojiman. 3.1 Maiel Wolfe
22
Alfona (Jabriela. 25. Flavle Key
n*art. 25
Thaker I». Sharman, 35, Maude
Balaton. 36.
Stanlataw Ko|odalejr«vk, 24 Wal
ervta Tojanda, 20
Oarol J. Monsrhein. 1!> Drtrlt Ver
na Pork 21, Elkhart. Tnd
i harlea I Ellla. 60. \ IrKinta K
Thornton. 32
Edward J. Mnlrar. 25. Lulu V
l/infil.n. 2t
(leorge Meauesv. 30 Mary Pulieda.
21.
Brure Hall. 26. Wanda Pholake. ’0
.lumen .1 Oulnn .10, Helen Davie. 2?
Michael Float, 24 Marla Onk 16
Floyd •’ Caldwali. l», Onnetta
Johnaon 16
Walter MrHarlan. 21. F.taemeter
Fowlar. 2«
Eddie Hill. 22. Cbleaao Anna Ve
lick, 22. aam*.
Hueaell Abra. 27. Detroit, Winifred
Die. 22. Vancouver. B <
FVed TANARUS» Parker. 26. Julia S Bent-
Veniamin Model 22. Father Oordon.
**Joaeph WlenaMekl, 2*. Malfforaata
A|ekaa. 21 .
John RuMn, 23. Jennie Kokren 13
Lloyd A Chorkay, II Hirer Rn»|',
Irena M Pattenaude 11. aam#
ftoaarlo Coapcda, 16, Olrolaro# Dara.
Earl O Bunert, 2*. Fort Wayne
Ind . Amelia M Walda. 21. aam#
William Simon. 11. Clara Dumaa
IT.
DETROIT TIMES
Policeman Weds Girl Who Won
His Love When Hospital Nurse
rim
L7 si
Mi"
♦ * >'
MR AND MRS CARL FLVNfk
Patrolman t'nrl Flynn became enamoured of Misa Hilda Stephenson
during seven months h» was in ILirpr." hospital suffering from blood pni
soning. .Miss Stephenson was his nurs lb derided to surprise his mates
in the Highland Park police department with a runaway wedolng in Toledo,
but the news leaked out. and on th< ir return, the couple were met by the
entire Highland Park police force, dressed in parade clothes. Mr. and
Mrs Flynn returned. Tin .««Jh>. aft« . an importunate pursuit of the Toledo
marriage license clerk. They are living at No. 154 Tvler avp.
Pp «|jp g y
P#lilLsl
ONE CENT A WORD
Cash with order. If charged, 7c a
line.
No transient a lv< rtl :ng In-erted
for I»v:3 than I■■ with < ish. if
chary*,!. ISc per .n*ert n
The above rates ipply t u nil classi
fications »\<-ept t.u'h Cards of
Thanks. Obituaries M.-ctlnn Notices,
etc
Births, Deaths, Ctxrdr or Thanks
and Mast ini it It mu JS
charge. ;isc for 75 words or
Eton additional wold, 1 l-3c.
Mortuary.
I.BNKBMN A’lrr X >r"ii i
b*V ed
Kmnis te>nercan *• Idem , '
•d:.’;* 1 ':i irv i*\v-a v»- Funeral, I- H
dny. nt s ;;o » ni. from residence.
nnd ' o'.-|i k fiom Annunciation
church
mi M«<> tug id, 1916, at th« late
reslder.ee N.i Max bury 'lrand
axe, Anno E beloved \\ iT-• of t hn
and in other of UnMl** L Fto-( Hd
xx ard P T.esih M «'»• I *
• 'liarl s 1. Munro I'oreml. r-’itur
dav. Aug I*> at p m
M X t! s < H ' I It
K , l\U" .'.l, I I'loX .-.1 l*>*H ' I of
gust a ine S. hi : l ’ • de r f.i ■ *of
Mi- .toi n t\ .ill." .Mi ' F W c hef
ty ill lam Tr, J-'ior. c nil I’.ax
m**nd Funsra from »<• ("n e tns
M<>ran-si . Silunlvv
PPAM\(.T(B \
denc*», ::o ;; tu.< - ,i , m• r
i ' r.elox ,1
mother of Ctisrb nt..' Ru el| !’. i,
nlngton Funernl froi *' ■ •-x
Prrsl' '.nan ohu: -orni r M li
iisai, .ind Mavtnir . Fndi\ ttf >
nt
MX XV/r Xus r* is Hi r. !.I. 11.
No i m nir-'o . • . i in.. • v
kftnd if X r n V .ix/.<■ Rnrmi it
Rochester. M h
C. E BIRD ft 0
Fureral Directors
97 West H.mcoi'k Av».
Phone Grand 315® Def .'t. Mich
HEU* H IM’EIi—MALE
\A A V M < \ AAA.
BOOKKEEPERS $75; STE
NOGRAPHERS, TYPISTS,
TIMEKEEPERS. BILLING
CLERKS. SUIN'! N(I
CLERKS. LEDGER CLERKS,
FACTOR'S CLERKS. STOCK
CLK RK S. COLLECTORS,
GROCERY CLERKS. GO.M”-
TO M E T E R OPERATORS.
PAYROLL CLERKS. TIME
STUDY MEN, STRUCTUR M
DRAFTSMEN, $125; RE
TAILERS AND TRACERS,
SBS; DRAFTSMEN. JANI
TORS. NIGHT WATCHMAN
AND MACHINISTS. ROOM
401, Y. M. C A
BRICK LA YE RS wanted "lor
immediate work. Wadsworth
Mfg. Cos., Corner Kercheval Ac
Conners Creek.
BAKKI! «»r I • r w.inted f*>r r* el
oven at 656 Itna >'H
BAKKM -O • ’ 1 \ 1
Smith.* bakery. D*2 Weal Klixaheth
BA K WHS \ :
rant, 57 Partner
BARBKK *ttad )• «rond im *ea
brlna tool# 1653 (trend I.iv.t
BAKPr i: ■ I
v* over Phone Weal 7J5-.1
BARBER wnnted eteadv, |l3 ’ j
over 122 1357 O ffer n < o-i
BARBER Steady *
lI6U Mb hlnan
B<*3" wanted f»., errand* nh.el fu
nlahed Oekford ? >r int ns Do. 7 >
Howard
BOY ' 1 ' **,.•
liver and aeeiet In limi .r\
arren weat
1 ' V Vt 1 '
mann’a Dle.mer a- D* m « *‘.sße»u
--hlen
i 11: i■ i.\ t ii
Mark, eael of (llndn ii
CAdPKNTKIIB wauled
fait and Dliarlevoi* *
KXPI K N
Cafeteria Clifford and Woodward
\VA\TKD—M \I.E
M \t’lll .VI sTV wanted for all-around
xx-• rk . 1 enks Muir Mfg Cr>., 144 1
j Hastings
MAi'III.N’F; MAN f<-»I sash, door and
J Inti-tl. . flno-h factory. Frank tapes
Cos.. Eighth and Plum!
MEN for \x nod working plant Clean
xx-ort, ,-ttrd fair wages 7!>3 bafs’ -
j ei tp west
Mil I I VC. .MACHINE MAN, Ist class
A. ni*- Pi 11 ern XX'ork «
SLATERS .n.| slaters' tieipers want
ed at ..tic. .1 L> Candler Itooflns
j Cos . 17 7 Hast iHr It
S< >l.f >r.'trus tor i idlator xv..rk I,nng
A. mo plant, f’lay and St.
Aubln.
' first !n*s
' l tdx Si hi.cndorn & Cowles. 3Ktx
I Mt Elliot I.
wa - ■ and flrat -cla«s
mi nly T.nmh Cr. , 11 •> Htsts.
iH *»t
.’f>l fpo Ulyn MeOHrrix- Cartage
,XX A N Boy Wtth wheal, readx
to xvt.rk Ktnpman Tailor Shop
tot l-.hr R
XX'XNTKT I s.ntlonnr-' • ngtneer, ref.
** re ri•■ * r> troit (I I Cloth Cos. Fd.t
l?2‘v
Yet vc. XI \v for * !•>Me. tlon work.
h!«o office box Xrxply X<Xl XVash
inrton x ol tifft.. manager
TOUNtI MAN about 20 wtth uptrl
■ ■ t dm. lore. D.-.t . Pros 7'1.7
XVon.vx rd
y 1 ' V •\I". <• !" e,l In time
a•' I 'Hi' ' and I \> t t, - De* t otf
I’ nd . ■ * r,.,-..,.. 71,* i-jn, t.t.te
r MiPENTERS WANTED
*• ' ' 'ln - f-i'i ' st. itlx xx. .rk,
"X’l c I'l be| xx e* >1 1 gnd *
i Xt.-o ! fildg Cos , Broad-
XV.* X
"at t* ; 1* . female; sfeadv
' t' Xuidx ,*t on. o B iv. 1 11
It d-'. Ch.-C. i X! l h
FLA x ppljr south.
■ * ' 1 ' r*- r oi T yl-M- XX* I Ison
M m 77M
' . '. r..i.
ue|l •'■*', \' ■ t: i • -y '*ld«- Griswold-
Ms 3751
P\’ TER? ' ERS
Moo-l nm met I men Modern Pat*
t rt and Ms. hlnn Cos. ll] State-st
Wanted—Two house carpenters
and six rough carpenters. Ap
plv
Wisconsin Bridge Si Iron Cos.
Studebaker Plant No. 3,
Campau R. R.
S' LESMANSHIP
AND WHAT IT HAS TO
OFFER
Come to our office at 7:30
this evening, and hear this
address. It is esjiecially given
for the young men who want to
learn salesmanship. Jf you en
ter our employ you will earn
while you learn. If you are dis
couraged or dissatisfied with
your present position, hear this
address. It may be the turning
point for you to a more success
ful career. If you are clean cut,
aggressive, and wish to better
yourself, you are invited.
Address given by our Gen
?ra! Sales Manager, Mr. Thomp
son.
Remember, 7:30 this even
ing, at 1270 Penobscot build
ing.
FRISCH KORN REALTY
EXCHANGE.
HKi.r n « vnoo—rr.mai.■
BOOKKEEPER ANI)
STENOGRAPHER
Mo.On per week. National
Roofing Repair Cos., 395-7
Michigan-ave.
A TOTTNO MAN >m assistant t»nk
ki •-» i-1 »«* K<>n*| penman MO.
pctn.ft i A fteferen r e <*o, TOfc
Oa* Mil*
I'rlnllna—*kr plain n»~ f Mnd—l*«l
la rtakt—Tlai»* Job i >r»4.— Mala AA*o
>1 I'll* M WTED—KEMAI.IC
‘ ••MPKTKNT MAID for general
housework. no laundry work I*s
A vary, Grand 1815-J.
EXPFRirCNCF.D FUR FINISH KltH
and for machine operator* The
Rollins l‘o 359 Woodward.
EXrFRIENDED STENOGRAPHER
State wage* expected. 90! Penob
scot bldg
KXPF.RtKNCED (’(H’XTKI! gm:l>.
Kartsen* safeterla, I'lifford and
Woodward
KXPF.RTENOKD WAITItI'.HS New
York Heetaurunt. IKS Jefferaon-a - . e
weat.
FUR FINISHERS
Experienced fur finishers want
ed ; good salary. Apply at once.
R. SIEGEL CO.
«ho understand sewing to
learn the fur business, rapid ad* ‘
vartcenient The llolllna Cos, 350
Woodward
GOOD POSITION for girl email fain
il\ no washing or Ironing 3y
Monterey Hemlock 324-R
GOOD WAITRI.BB, K iod \u>p< Ap
ply 1311 Gratiot
TYPISTS ami Penwriter*. good .‘al
ary Hoorn 30rt. 161 Orb w old
WANTED- Experienced girl for det
icatetaen and grocery Applv 139
Grand River, between * and '* p. ni
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
R and Madison.
FOH SALK—turn EI.UNKOIJA
SODA FOUNTAINS, new and need;
• team table*, •tore furniture cof
fee urn* Easy term* Geo, Mar«h
Cos.. 10 East Atwater-at Main 4761.
ROOMS—Furniture tor rooms com
plete f 1 week Sumner. Mich. A 4th.
FT’RNITURH for *nle. Call In morn
ing 403 A*h-*t
SINGER PIANO sl4* regular 1360
style; rich walnut, thoroughly mod
ern; like new easy payment* Rare
bargain. ORINNELL RROS.. 245
Woodward
S4OO ORINNELL. RROg <own make!
Plano for sl9! till* week; mortem
In every detail; like new, need short
time in concert work. Rare oppor
tunity for (|nlck buyer Small pay.
ment* t-> suit ORINNELL BROS.,
14R Woodward.
Typewriter Bargains
sls to ISO. direct from factory ea*\
term* UNDERWOOD, ROYAL, C<».
RONA, etc. Renting $1.50 up.
Largest stock In cltv U S. TYPE
WRITER CO. Cadillac 6695 7
r ’nmpu* Marttu*. next Det. opera
house.
$69 FOR STEINWAY PIANO, carv'd
leu*, full 7 1-3 octave*, sweet, dear
tone Fine for summer home Pav
h» you can ORINNELL RROS’
Branch, 57 Monroe.
VIOLIN R \ROATN■ One Austrian vio
lin; full slxe. beautifully shaded
amber varnish, very fine tone; cost
formerly $.15. Used only short time
Slightly merred and goes for sls
with good how and fibre case Rare
opportunity for quirk buyer. GRIN.
NELL HRuS.' Branch, 57 Monroe.
SODA FOUNTAINS
STORE FIXTURES
Are you in I he market for fixtures for
any kind of store? If so. see our
line of »how cases, counter*, wall
case*. *. la fountain-, hack bnr«.
etc. L'lhtlll* and price* our suc
cess -’all Updlllu* 4733 fur sales
man Detroit Store Fixture Cos , 16-
30 Catherine-*! , near Gratiot.
STORAGE rutnUure. nearly new. oar
gain nrb e. Sumner Cos.. Mich A 4th.
ron lAlß—vti \vi tors
$25 TAKES EQUITY
In four lots near Grand Rlver-ave.
and Rerlf. td. each h t 35x150 feet
good ' 11 p.n f"ur abstract*;
price S4OO, or SIOO n lot, $25 takes
equity. Owner, box E. No *5. Tlm-r
$8,000,000
That la the amount to be axpandart hv
• h»* Kurd Motor a l * annouio *'d
In this un|ifr, for a part* plant ind
other Inrtuatrlaa at »'«kwmvl. W*»
hrllrvt hakwonil will he greater
I 1 an Mlchlanrt Park. and havr
choice residents lota In the vlllap*
for sal* on casv terms Take n• I
vanlani' of the industrlal develnp
ment that will cotnc hy huylnc now
f»nlv a few lots loft. All are large
lota on • beautiful 110-foot marked
boulevard Car ••rvloe nnd all Irn.
prnvamenta arr hart \rt now
V Ithout obligations «en<t me partial!.
lar« of above art
Naina
Address
Fowi,i?R nuos
I Rj-30 Dime Hank '‘art 1211
$26 TAKES EQUITY
I.arga tract, 110x174 ft, noir Grand
Hlver-ave 16 minute* from vty
hall flood high land Price |t'*o.
Nearby land *e||* at twice this
price Balance casv. Otnifr. box
Vo M. Times
KOH <tl.K—Cl TO W ( »aoHir>
NIC HO EDS cn .
424 GRAND RIVER AVE.
Another • <ll on nil accessories and
parte I.ook Non-skldrte.l tire*
IftxiS 19 '.ft plain tlr-x. 12x1
M sft ‘ non-akirtrtcl I'xl', IM
plain tlrea, 14x4. 114. non-skidded
fires. 94x4. sl4 7f. Itemember. we
arc the lowest price store on tlrca
and tubes In the rltv Coma and
look and act our price* on aeresa
orla*
PITItaoN |L
NOTICE —If any poor *lrl Is in
trouble, nccdlni* udiic*. friendship
or h»lp, writ* or call on SFKTtK
TA HY MARGAFF.T DI'FTT. 1017
Fort-at. W. Salvation Army
Private Lessons—English,
Mathematics Phone North .1 f7 f *• M
» I MMI H Ml -OH I- -i MMI l< HI --'lt t I
The Best All The Year Round Climate
ir this country la <.p th‘ southeast i ' •' r “ l ' " '’ <lr T'
Miami Ana» nuroni'f tampers!\ir« * cur»aa a n.| * »»
temnerat ure of « > d»*rot Tan to 1* t**re«« .oter th*re all to.a summer
than t realden - .f 11 >« 1 » »<??• ua Information
of valua to those look tnc for <- I I" *t .ns We sal. our own
farm* iTr.>ve», h.-'ja* and l*>t> it ,4 I r> f " r, 1 '" ,
nation --heerfulU furn shed an. u ” *ivm« lafa.'e.l Infwrma
' ’ * *»on#
M. In 1«2 or call at *nft I'nim Trust hid*
TATUM BROS.
ttif l fading feat, fitb fikm in n.oniDA
rOR 4AI.K-HRSII)M( B PHOPBIITT
3-ROOM HOUSE, $298
Complete material lor oulldlgg m
five-room cottage, ss•s Sava fotar
profit* Call *O7 Ford bldg., or
phone Mam lsso.
f NEED
money THIS WEEK You nan gat
mv EQUITY In J family flat for
LESS money than anything equal
t" It in thl* city. I mean business.
L)o You?
■»n m;r Nlm; m |ill- 8
$5'M( liOH’N boys new modern $-rootn
semi-bungalow. Grand 367
Modern Bungalow, $638.
Aladdin Home containing six rooms
and bath Price Includes all ma
teruil . ut-fo-fle No waste of lum
ber Quickly erected. Complete
Information and catalogue showing
a hundred other house* at SO7
Ford M<lg Phon« Main 3660.
DICKINSONS GUIDE FOR
REAL ESTATE BUYERS
Prices terms, at'rata and Rumttri
of over 209 dlfbrent properties per
mrnth A telephone cell will put
▼ou on cuir mailing Hat. Cadlflnn
$33. or address Dickinson Reel
Estate Exchange. 23 Campau bldg..
Detroit. Mich
HI SIM SS umiHTI MTIRI
Al tlR's'KRI ATi >EF.‘ for sale cheap
If -old at once. Doing a nice bust
n«**s Will take vacant property in
| hangs 6pply I*l Grand Rlv-r.
koh *y i k —r VR tll. ———
COME to Ypatlantt. where life Is
worth living ' R 4 and 2d acres
clo-e In Good to modern buildings,
fruit and shade $4,000 to $9,000 08
acres on car line, building*; run
ning water and timber; 1135 per
acre: term* The Ypsllantl Agency
Do.. Ypsllanti. Mich.
M4<III>KR4 FOH *4I.K
F< >R SALE Various «t/.e rectangular
and cylindrical tanks particularly
suitable f«>r all kind* of chemical
work Detroit Soap Cos., foot of
I.alh-st
WASTED TD lIId—MISDKI.L A.IEOl'l
CASH for old false teeth, gold cromiA
broken Jewelry, diamond*, watches,
etc., full value pa*/ Liberty Rfg.
Cos. s7_Woodw’d, Vai floor elevator.
TO RE6T-HOl'sß».
~ -■ i ■■ —i ii. ■■■ —————
Hannan Rental Agency
A free list of houses and flat*. Call
In neraon at the oldest and largest
real aaiate exchange In Mlehlgna.
1 McGRAW BLDG.
STOWAGE AND CAHTAH
ACME Stoiage mammoth warehouse.
Storage, moving M 89$. 41 Oilman.
CENTRAL BTORAOK C 0.7 moving,
packing, fireproof, ratea right. Mo
tor van* for nuburbao moving.
Phone Cadillac 4k.
ROEHI. BROS.. Storage, Cartage and
Parking Office, 16$ Alfred. Ride- 111
PARTY MOVING to California can
rent part of car. Ontral Storage
Cos.. Cadillac Rl. *
WANTED—TO EXCHANGE
CASH
FOR FURNITURE
LAREAU
MAIN 2904
TO RENT—ROOM A
HOTEL ThRANKLIN
Cor, Lamed and Rate*—only a block
from Woodward and Jefferaon-avoa.
and only half a block from the new
Interurban waiting room. BstTR
fine rooms at 7sc. *1 and lI.M par
day
FOR *4l E—HioSORTS
FOR SALE AT LAKE ORlON—Two
atorv boarding house, $1 rooms.
stc«m heat, hnrn, woodshed, chick
en park, outside caller, large gar
den. Dr C. A DeCou, lock box
iii P' -ni ac, Mich.
MONEY TO LOAN .
CONSTRUCTION LOANS Liberal
amounts J. F Weber. SO4 Gratlet.
WE BUY LAND CONTRACTS..
Detroit Land Contract Cos.
sl3-813 Hammond Bldg Cad. Mid.
K , TOMomi.E*
Prompt shipment and quick erection
make thl* Aladdin garage a bar
gain For further Information call
*#o7 Kurd bldg Phone Main 3860.
CONTENTED?
IF YOU ARE NOT. THEN WE
DID NOT SELL YOU
YOUR CAR
The
WintonCo.
HAVE SOME MORE OF
THOSE
Real Bargains
IN
Used Cars
WIN TON SIXES
HUDSON SEDAN
ABBOTT EIGHT
MICHIGAN 10 E. L. kS.
JACKSON
BITCK
OAK I AND SEDAN
AND MANY OTHERS
1270 Woodward
Market 4733
OPEN SUNDAYS AND «
EVENINGS
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