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MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 1916.
WEEKLY TRADE REVIEW
“Succeed With Detroit ”
TRIES TO REACH
10.000 ALIENS
Americanization Uommittee of
Oommerce Board Asks Em
ployes To Aid
‘ Ccuiulciit that there •re tn*»rn
than I*o employer? of fovigu Ifibot
In Detroit, :he Ainnrlcanlzatuni
Committee of the Hoard of A oni
meroe, ha? been trying to K*‘t more
than that number on Its ma'llng
list," ''■id lyw H of Ute
Board of Commerce, Saturday. com
menting on difficulties attendant
upon the task of enrolling 10 OCO for
eigners in tho city night reboots
next month.
“Our work la dependent almost
entirely upon our ability to reach
the foreign workmen at their work.
We* must knew who their employers
are. Derplte all our efforts, how
ever, we have been able to list onlv
atxnit 260 such employer?.
"Each of those has undertaken
the work of co-operation with
ue. It Is necessary for us to know
the name of the man to whom w*s
shall direct correspondence and upon
whom the secretary of the commit
tee shsll call when he visit? the
various i lanes.
'The Board of Education ha
been granted IS",000 to rut. th* pub
11c evening chool during the <;i
son of lis 1 »>-17. Over ..0 t-rhooh will
he open. In order to Justify fhl big
expenditure ther.- should be ;>t lea-?
10,00 c of la-trolt’s foreign workmen
In the schools this fall
"The member of the Ano'tican-
IzaMon (’ommittee i»? the Detroit
Hoard of '•T'nmepce have a pi in to
offer each employer who will get in
touch with them, and if iie w II car
rv out th* suggestion 11 *r« sho .11
be no trouble in securing trie b
►bed runilw*r of men for the even
lng schools.
"1 >* tr»111 ha .‘ • n the cradle of i
national n h < m.-e* to g*v t• <* nor
Knglt !*• •> ’ w *•’ kri "ii do the
evening i lus id ar. * nvtuhl*
reputation ti* I. id un
"If i« our w t. tha* everv ern
plover of for- ii J*r w| i no*
already rot?* n m to h with u do
«< at wicf so 1 1 141 w* c<> , -i nd him
the Ut< rat'tn we 1 .ve nd primed
for factory it tri :tion. nic-t him
personally and enlist hi- . ix-opeia
tion. ’
EIGHT K!LI ED IN
non,Kit hlovv-fp
JACKSON T* 'in . Vuv .1 Inch*
workmen ar. r*por'< l I* nl «• in
Jur* 'I anil 'hr* < nil nt . th* t
-ult of a boll* r • pb. on tn '
Harlan Mnrrb Mrd i ♦ ’trttin 1 •>
plant l-ere Th • ' pl" " • •
boilers e* mple" l> wr«ei.ed *h*
plant
CONTRACTORS supp!y d co!
Tel. Hemlock ;T' BUILDERS SUPPLIES. COAL, CCKE
Uillllll tV |l m.. \M» 4. It V\ II fHI Mx 11. It
Frost h Winchester Cos.
Architectural Engineers
and Constructor
Main III)? I»'7 Iqullr IlMg.
DETROIT
DETROIT TIMES
REPRESENTATIVE BUREAU
A buyer’* information department open only to nnc represrntative firm
in each different line of bu»inr»a and classified under these divisions, Hating
reputable Detroit firms In good husmesa standing. If your busineas la not
represented below, phone Mam 4520 and file your application or write to the
DETROIT TIMES REPRESENTATIVE BUREAU.
Times readers who fail to find In this feature the line of Business
they are seeking will ronfer a favor hv clipping the Information Coupon
below and requesting the information desired.
IN FORMATION COUPON
The Times Representative Bureau.
Please send me the name of » reliable house in the following lines
of business:
Lins 1
Line ?
Line 3
Vour name
Vour address
11l Hit I II M I’lM II '.V I I II I in AMI
roil i: i \it in i
tlltlM'lN'l it tt' I trp<ni'» Worh
Ktin r nnl • ed, fli t mull ••■erAtlm,
I• ,i<-Kmu• insurt I Mlll.f 2™
Orlattold I’nder ii"W mtnaat mont
no« »:»»•>
k»/h kt ■ nvi.ns ?1. r*»"■ •»** central
iChrrrt *<» lh vt **i• Ili t 10.1*.J *
l>tl<"Ml Floral (.'it, i> Hr adtsay
ii \\ I l H A
O >ATH HRtiS. 211> 111 .>/td« RJT Market
hid*. will rhatiKo votir MJ*ch Into
a bracelet watch n( a nn*ll coat
urntißi
MENATE LAUNDRY, M-VO Grand
River TV Pmmptnrea. ileanllneaa.
Peter Heldel. prop. Mhna repalrtn*
Plialln*—lkr plain ini hlnd—♦ It n l
. la rlckt—Time* J#h Ilept.—Alain 4SW.
Fisher Bony Corporation,
Detroit Concern, Can Fill
Only Halt Orders Ottered
Another industry 1- inhered into
national tlname, by tl • mtlodudinu
to Investors of the Usher Body cm
poratlon with sr.,ij<)o.i*<H) cumulativ.
7 per cent pn t. rr* and stock in f»o,d')o
JluO shares and L'tiO.OOC shar* . « om
rnon stock of no par \alu*‘
This company 1- the larg* mak
er of automobile bodms In the world,
and tn Ig-troit it manufactures one
half of all the bodies made here. It
employs over *. imo hands in six De
troit and one ran mil.mi factory, and
is manufacturing at th** rate of more
than 850,Aik) bodies per annum, a
business of $20,00(1,000. l*a*t year
on a gross business of slrt,yo«,ooo It
earned $1.31*1.000
For the first four months of Its
present fiscal year, beginning in
March, sales and profits showed an
increase of more than ice per cent
Os the above sfi,ooo,ooo preferred
stock, $2,000,000 will go lnio the
treasury of the company for expan
slott.
WILL DISCUSS
PREPAREDNESS
FUNDAMENTALS
Prominent workers in several dif
ferent fields will ?pmk on pr* pun !
ness, the afternoon and evening of
I Thursday. Aug -t. at a conf* renc<*
and public meeting of the National
[ ( 'onnnltte* on R* al Fn-puredm s
i Ttn* fundamental qu* -lions of pre
l paredness will be dealt with insteal
l of matters of mdltaiy ixptdictv';
[and -him r final art iy in*st?un*-
|*rof living Kt her. of Vale tint
! versify, on* 1 of '1 foremen j-iath*’
tna'tr tl *conott; in the wurld, and
an authority on unt onal efficiency,
win peak on ‘'lbalth. poverty atm
! preparednr •- "Insurance .igntn-t
jw;n . ’ w ill tin topic ■ 1 an a !
1. : \ T * I* r;• I. V il v. *.of N< w
Vo'ti l); ‘n-r p* • * it* W ill be
1 '■child labor and prepaiedn* i v
i I Owen H I.ov* :o>, «cm *iir\ ot
i * \n’iot'wl con.tn •*; loo; • tbs lallz.i
• ■*» i n• * tra I out t -t tn, .1
Ito tei! pt • p.o •dm - b I’< nja m’ll
Mai a ft, of th ■ Nat lot .1
, nu a',it •1 < or lb ~| .-p ir* dll*
1 ate. ' K a 1 ,* . paft' ;rom 'lt"
' fault:> dr ’ of <>t • . t../•■.} !., «»ir>
.l id ,-P.i ti. i.r* ■l< n? 11; * h I >
i it F> ib rat mu * i I ail or
Sink* of Erl*' fuiroid switchmen
began In t. iii.ilo A I, IV'.'. n»r
adjustment <■ wage al- l.astid
. to dtf pitr i ..n a ee-. !a
\ ult m t’o mi- e ;n tin
nrlee ..f if ; '| , ,t* j-h - am., nos
u. .(cum N y ;• m planning C
, t -1 tiiii- bn.' lit tis r tot;. ,i ai tv* hai»-
i
R. C. MUELLER & SONS
ts viHKrr
MACHINISTS AND LOCKSMITHS
K t i'l k n'r made ind repaired
1.; wt m-.w - - r*v i.iot m l “tiai iirnsd.
Teh I'll \1 :i n 4812
MII IIIMM* AMI TOHt.MAKKRA
T M »1. t’ASI .M iriitil*' NIKI Mild Hi \\>d
•<ll .v H'n r ir.7 *< ft*rn>n Main
fii'il -ifll jmi tlic 111mmirtK*
PIN n
MfiNllor Unix r Slock <”o , wholesale
and ■<>t nii I -’it lift ".lock, if nip lion,
in tii M;«<hin«rt tt p'nt np i
<(•«( laity i •h«n yMI 7»»- 7n Mki'omh.
MM.IIItII AMI MUIAA IU.I A \ liHO*
1 I ill I KM
p KI.KIN <*'», .i»cnl«i for T.lnn**.
Hardtack. An.lovta, Apiit al 11. Fi«h
and Meat Unii< 1(7 lirnnil River.
Cherry ]iR I
AIX.I' i.
KIiKANoR Ha**ard IVoeock, drama<lr
■oprano, Indoraed by European tnrl
American critic* Concert* md reci.
tala, voice and Interpretation (0
Kin* are. Rhone Market f>3ls.
Today only one half of the bust
mss that is offered can bt accept
ed by the company. The managing
owners were willing to take addl
tional capital for »h« expansion of
the business, pay a good rate there
for, but they retain absolute eon
♦ml of the company and the man
agement.
Frederick I Fisher, president of
the company, mastered his trade as
a carriage maker front his father at
an early age and In the panic of !'."17
threw up a SIO,OOO position and
started the Fisher concern with $.V*
000 capital mostly from the Fiahet
family, which for three generations
had been carriage builders.
While capital was shy and bankers
scowled, Mr. Fisher declared that
1007 was Just the time to euter bus
iness and have a sound organization
ready when the tide turned.
Today the six Fisher brothers are
over those six factories and there
they intend to remain.
STOCK EXCHANGE
HALTED BY HEAT
F'Txcesslve heat and the reflection
of Inactivity In the New York mar
ket because of the unsettled condi
ti»*ii of the ratlro.ul strike trouble,
combined to mak- 1 trading on tb<
Tatroit Stock exchange practically
nil. Monday morning
Few issues changed p’ice-. j,nd
those thut did muster enough fit
trrgy to move, fluctuated only a ft - ;'.'
tii.n Burroughs, which featured
hM week by -en-afional advance .
\va as t.it ion .U\ as If the prices
wi e gin. 1 t,i the blackboard All
i. ri v • stork- 1, ul a poor (lay of it
S.ib wire light aim of little int< -
, t or con eqtiem e.
I'rlnll— fh** pl tin klml—fh»»t
1% rill l» ♦— Ii mr’k Mrpf.— Mnln I.Vill.
HIGHLAND PARK
TWO CASES OF
DAISV SCOURGE
IN VILLAGE
•
t jutr.ily • i that lllhlaml Barb lia
had were dl-cov red Saturday attet
nor*n. wohin - 1 ' mlnuf ot *t' h
of la r Th ti' ’ to b* repot ed was
tli.it of Myrt 1- Lut ib 1 . : h r 1 t.d
eii< h.-lt \’.it' old No I'.'o For.l
--j: V- a. ,id * tic i eon'l VVJ,'lie e|j;lr
i , nth old da’ .b rel Mr and 'fr.-
I*, rn .1. Walcott, No l‘.M Avalon
i\ i Beth ’*<u- \« r< ot:;' rant 'ti-l
1 by ft. h* all It <bu irttnen* as goon a
th* i i-perts w ere r« cejvi and
Th t th* villa.f. "jth it- Tarce
foreign p«!pulatl» n has no: had •
mull east -of th• scourge ts flu*’ to '
the ia ft which th* b»alth depart
m- tit is lakltiv to prot* the r* i
d*’itt> ll* .i It ti otll* < i lav * beet!
making a .->• teniatic search of th‘*
viliag* since the hot w* Oh, i began
in an ♦•ffort to rllscov*’r any out
br* ai <>f dls'-ns* prevail ti? in th-
I hot weather
Ihe health department ha- son
so far as to i xamine all person
coming Into tin village from other
State Mild doe not permit thi 111 to
■stay unless tlvy are in a healthy
condition Four families living lit
to* village for some time have been
- ;.< <1 to leave.
1> Janies (’ Martin hend of th<*
Hoard *'f health, will recommend
,i h* council. Monday evening th t*
two additional officer? !>« albrnu’l
, th* department
DRIVES CAR
INTO DITCH;
TWO INJI RED
Two p*-t *oti were Injured, rn* of
them seriously, when Karl Ilroaker,
No. 1 - Winderrm*' av*». Highland
Bark, drove a Ford <ai Into n ditch
lon the Hix-mib itoad . Sunday after
noon Wilbert (' Mtteliell No. .'h'.'t
Ash t., one of th- occupant? of th*
« ar, r« reived minor Injuries on hlv
ar’tio and h*nd, but vtv able to go
! home, while Mlr-s Lol? i/ittle, the
other or upi*nt wa>* ba lly Inured,
suffering n fractured arm and prott.
atlv ttitetnal Injurbs According to
witnesses, the ir w,fi? going nt .»
high tat*' of speed at the tune of the
a< eiflent.
Ex Policeman Raisei Fu69.
IMwatd <’on*lon. 30 years old, a
former iiuroltna.i of Highland I'arli.
[hut n»»w ti re-idmt of Pontine,
fTtoiiglil hr could cotne hack t*i tin*
villa * and pain' t i*d He obtain
c*l some liquo’. Sut.d.iv tofternoon,
and th»n started . Hot In ;t restnu
rant He was ,*rt*’st<‘ I It hi *»l 1
Ipartnt r. Detective Tuck* r. and was
lined ft 1 v In ty.-e f anagitt)
Car and *si.to Collide.
Tw n \\oiil* n .Hid tw.» children
were injured Sunditv ••veiling, wli*‘i»
n south bt uni \V coo ward '*- ur In
t charge of Mulorrtat' .1 M titlfliti
Isi ruck a touring c,ir at Hichtoti and
Woodwardnv* Frank ( Follaon.
No. Jl7 lU.cliton iv, , wii*» drtiTe the
tnotiyr ear, atfemi-tpd t»» • mas th ■
•trert in front of the atree f car Ills
BiG PRIZES FOR
CATTLE EXHIBITS
Various Breeders’ Associations
Contribute Hundreds of
Dollars To Fair
Special pri/.ep amounting to bun
dreds of dullard i'.ro effete I by varl
ou- UM ebi rs’ aasrx iailor.v fur rattlo
exhibited ut the Stuie Fair in IX”
troit, S< pt 4 to 13.
Among tlios*’ who have contribu
ted i? tho American Shorthorn
Hreederk’ association which litis giv
cn set * ral hundred oullars as well
a llvet cup. Two hundred dollars
to be di-trlltuted to the ptlze win
n* rs in the Hetegford classes is the
contribution of the American H*’r*’a
ford Cattle Breed- r.-
The Am* ricati A1 ■« rct* « n Angus
Breeders offer *l.o in prizes; tho
American Je * y ( ;;'tl* < lub sloo'
the Hoi t»-in-Fr«’Maji ai;soe:ation will
add 15 per oen' in ca h to each
award made by ;!,► state Fair, f-x
--cept in the champion ela*..-
i he Ayrshire Br« cil**r. off*’r a sil
ver cup to the grind champion cow,
[and llit' Brown See.. c.it'Je breed
ers’ a roii.itlori will award a prize
of to tin grand chatnidor cow
in th** Brown S ’i < lass.
I'l ree hundred dollar will lie
given by the Michigan State Fair,
SIOO to be awarded tn the Michigan
• a He a so,-billons r* pi “sented a'
the fait by mi !• • *;if| of pure hr*-I rat
tie and tor th" second head
« nr*-r*’ 1 v tle-.-e associations.
Strik* of T.eluph Valley railroad
trainmen, began Nov IS. is;*,t. for
set tl»m* m of general grievances
laisted 1' days and involved y.iifMi
men Sink** partly «uec* s; ful,
of Great Northern and
Montana Central railroad employe?,
began April 13. 1 ♦ Lasted L;
days S< tied .y arbitration. Strik
partly suec -sfttl.
< m* Billed ."t tne . r,i< ii and tji■ *
Mai :i.a wh n e| us hi- car was
ktiuelu-d *ff Mr Foib oti, Mrs. I
•' , * ,, i a.i .o jin |, cht tp.-ave , and
, V.O i-n,dj«:i. ait pt; .-tigers in the
•'tu?o. ". * i injured -,r not serious
1> Hi' . V* i‘f*i all attended hv D-
H W Hay n* of No ; oj:; David
U lilt it*-y . uild g
- #
H i srh Ia n and I’a rk Not es
M- -■> th in . 111. in. iai.l, <.f t; ~| i
I '' h hi* t- . n \ - -.l In:-. Ill* m -
L • io*l '/. i: itxel. .-r N•• -
B I:II’•! -■» V*
M>* Mur * It.n* i.f \.. s j i * ,
- rwi.l-.lv* . whu . ■JI * ! , nn<l* !A• Ji I
'’? .' ’. ’ * "l" rxti• •r» .i l ||arpcr he-, i
* 1 ? t I. i. s!,. w 1 y i.■r * \ and * -.- • i m
I iilmniit! i >i, iiu-.m • \ . •• t ni_-h
’ *’"? 1 v*. . I .- 1 >; f■( Wat. rt * ii, \
1 . "diet i* In V, ill e|-■.ri. 1 tvvu v -ks i
>!.S‘ At* 'll (•.*:<« L . i r Vn ’ jf, UP-;,- |
M ’ v. .. o.i .-it f*.r >,i! It s*. Mar •
w ly. - «h« wi'i .u .•j fi | \\ . ,
N. ' ! • itin.il . . . r .S’. I'. . .
f ll 1 'v • i'.■' ..n« h 1■ w wi . k .n
Tr iv > r • i it\ .iii.l Ci > i,,| Jag,.
Mr and Mrs, .Inim MMler mid son
1 ?n. ■ ! N". -t B< mitnan-nv*. , will
b--V <- h< rt ly uti ;\ motor trip to .
Gran.l in. pot and It-, land. Mil. I
v*i r. t.-.j \*il| visit with rtlaflvt-s I
* tl? -' i UiH.l'e. *>f W lnnnu-av . :
has Iff l r*r Mi M... Ml .-Il , whil*’ In
WI'I p tol n f-w hpi-Io w ith frt.>n*l •
Mrs 'I l«d'n-.■* m.t .biught.-r, Miss
..’•oil*-, of No. . >*« HI aI, Ia n*l -a vm , sj*n t
I th- w • U .-nd a i Satriwii-h. *>tit
Mr and Mr- *l♦ ..rl • • .1 Kenned*
arid {'amil) e No j; s <le-«]d-«v.
i tinv** t*i iii n ’.I to tli*-lr h*-'n.e from
lyVnthin- 1 1 1<... wh*-t- ib*-\- sprnt tw
I w *>. k -.
"'li at I Mr*, fir wn sn-1
Ms» a 18-, t- •v. ». tm n i t«. t h.-ir
i.o|m* -i No si \\ ;,ver 1> -nvo . fiorri a
j ne*t r t’ i p tr. Ti-.-vv.-: .• <'!* v
I M I I l»r> .tohnson. >.f N . ifi Wn
• v*-ii\ «ve iii rn-.iv.’i. and fr*.-m an ill.
;n* .-f t *• |a. t w ••• k
Mr . lilts, of Vo ! 1 ford TV.- . Is
, "ntm t« 'n inn to i nl* M s'-arlett.
■ r Ti'.vn, I’l) Mi. h
I.Vi .tamos l* MncDnngM ha* ro
, 'urn* <1 t > n lent*- at No r i
;1 tol aV*. from I »o;| tfln .« lake, where
ihe sp.*nt his vacation.
Mt mol .Mrs V.iiinK have returned
.1. c. !r h*.inf al N'<. I Wnverlv nv .
'art* i h ivl**b * tijov *•« Ia v-rv |>!*-i«ant
tiip i imln * h
Mr *n*l Mr Stevens .rot daighter
Pharlott... >.f Wiiverlj uve., are home
, from 1 •ai< Ia - lake, vi >- r • fh*-> have
been ap.-ndine several vv.-ks
j M -s Kill I t'ase, of N'.. ;’lk Hifh
land ave. will spend th>’ week tn
f’larkston 'a enrnpMnv with .•'■vernl
it >. f mlt friends.
Mrs f .Smith. . f Avalon ave hns
r.'i rii'-d horn. from I'.-arl Beach,
\\ mi r rhe * pen* a w • k
I M s Iv• n ll ft Ii I’fiit-st and children,
of Tenti v son -avs , ore .pending thf
remainder <>f the ?umni*-r at T»ray
. ton 1 lain*.
Mr and Mrs T. ,T TClnn»r of V >
2f.s Cortland-ave., spent the weak
en I tn tlirir summer homo at La r
?t i r.-n
Mr and Mrs Heraennt of No hs
It i.’tt ton - ave , h iv« left for Root <■ -1 •r.
N ' , where ttie> will pend some
11 tne
Mrs Stanley Ostler, of No 71'4 VVa-
I vei | y-nve , recently on t• rt itr - at i
.linnet part* complimenting Miss
All' - *’ Hrnith. of IkO.dtester, X V.
John Campbell, who B w.-rkm* In
Monroe. Ml.-h, spent the w«*k end
'with hi* family at N>. lit". HlKld*ri*l-
Ia v.-
Miss Ruth Sergeant, of No 35 Rlch-
B n-ave, Is spcndlnK a f>-w w. k In
1< »B: ma zoo, )f'i )i
Mr Ncls n and family, of No 7"
Avalon .tvs, m- spendirig a few
weeks /-f Lake «»t >ti
Mi and Alts Itenjnmin t* Ms-' of
Con tie* t blit lir. sji. nd'Hg th*
summer nt Orchnrd l-ik
Mi and Vl*s Nelson Davids,>n o'
V>. .’5 I’ *»sail, na nve are spending a
f .r ljug it In C* >lar t’o'nl. * *
1 , ' , h..r|* . Maiii’h. "f N>> 31 V-ihtirn
dale avr., is r.-oOTi ring fr rn a -I s' t
I ‘lln*-.- .
Mb-« * iron is Grav.r of No " n 7
I ftuen-i Yiata-av- 'v»«t, bn been -n
trrtatnlni: Miss M’ad., of HlH«dl1.
f -r a numb- i of dn' s
Mr and V|t-. A \ M.-("|rllsn -n-l
son Clark .-on. of N . ii tv.. »♦ Hmm
V Ism •ave , tiavc left f..f- T ront cat
wti.re ih-y • xp.-.-t B* rnto-. > f>
night’s visit with ft I# tid and r>d -
flv. .
Mrs H t’ Pelt nnd family N > '’ I
Pilgrim sve, li.ive r.’turneil from
Cafon Hspld », where they enj -ve t
vlalt with frl. nd*
DETROIT TIMES
ACTIVITY IN
BOILOiiIC
CONTINUES
Now Work Is Reported
In I sual Volume
For Week
( ONSTRU( TION
OF HOUSES LEADS
Contractors Pushing
Work, But Are Be
hind Still
The building activities for th*
week continue in th.’ same degree
thm ha.- been charactcrUulc of the
i-capon with a fairly good sized vol
ume of new work being reported
f rnm Hie architect?’ office* and from
private sources.
The new work Ik largely of a
hoaxing nature, although .sum*’ far
lory work if report* and. and one or
Iw o schools. It is reported that
there are some large -ize comm* r
cinl operation? in preparation which
will h*» ready to report upon in the
near future, but they are In abey
ance f>>r a short lime. Contractor*
in all line* are pushing their work
with th* be. t of their ability. They
ar* far behind and .ire only taking
on new work a- fa t as they feel
th*-' are able b* handle it.
A considerable number of con
tra* t. have h***-n awarded dtiritu
th*> w.-.-k, sonic of which are as Bil
low? ;
I'. bßn.iM S' ■l. r let the sre n• -r.-11
1 • ”' r:i l Ini ;i * ■ >*•*• and fbu t*. be
*■ .-.'..1 cn 1;!: i ■ I-nv *- , 11 ••• i r Mil
w;. it' ***■ ■ , t" tl"- Waller < ’-ill.- 1 ru- -
I *i. n (Vi.
VV )•:. N Mtiiiicr !*-t lie .-MiitMi.-ts
; f..r till M*i i,."li -t .•'• 11 l.i'a rd f* r
! n < hurcb to ?" • r*■ ■-1« <1 nn M -*
Gi and -1 dv<l . t>> P ;f*- i’Binit'iiin
!tti -i s ;nx Cm,, pßim ltr . .1 b n F
j .lon- . In a* ti I
VV K N H int. I Id th ' nn- .. Is
for Ims M >•* luir l . 1 •.! <. ,
; .-ti .th* r <-bur.’h »«. • r ■ *• I
' .i : !i ft lid VV t'V:i*-.1-,< . fir.
1.-i. ,| !*" rh M -v. inc 't • ii ... *-
ilia Vtl*i h.-CI IIP I|l I. I*, t>• it .'.III'
\ >' ••• • ' If. 18-’ h
* '.. ; ..-i ;iit. n-: « >*v aid ! .*• it* ft •-. r
p* ft' I. 1,..111s i . | Id
aid ti itinK. Bnin- \V I’nit'.li
1,.f . « I \\ . I■ : ;’ . . nil a : -
foi th* flavin? Want* P p i Cos for
i » v\ .in h*>'. in la- r ■ -n Nnp"-
B i -st . t.. twee: B- • and Hn«i
ilr : - -1s . i ■ foil- vv i'mi * and . on
.l I. .VV II Jill'-!!. - • rl>• 111. r. I .
I . in .f. tolling hiittfi - \V 1,.
i |I. id • 11. at * 1 • . K ' VVT . r Mfl
Cm.
il.i-r.-o Bi'tim.h X- I'hnff.-f I* * ttn
i;- .>• ■,iii. t f • 11-> N rt. ii if a- I
tn $ i|. till a l *Jr is wold ;in*l !> f
f. av . . t.■ th- r II < ;•••!<I >r.t 1
’■ J-*ri il Sv h ikv \ C<> 1.-l tli. '■•>n
t i-jii’l for ?,Miiis dmilntisky for th:-*-<
.-1 n* -and flat.- t•« b». • -r■ t-’<l n i t'• • i
« -.| and S.-mlfiele-fivm., nnd at- > l'<>r
the*’* -1. - - ntnl ft--1 ? to !•>• .r.i..)
1.1 . • .! I • and W Hi* n iivi-s., a? I"’
l-.vv Mil 'ii II '5 • > - C . . 'it
Imlh f-: >: nn 111 Stop. . st. .-I, 11.-ir
.ri :• • I!r ••; ..rs . t• « • •••>.! -ic • T
t m.-Tiil, a. tine 1 K. Id p:»liitlr»«r. '!
1!,.--n . irpcnter. .1 Simp* to. pliimb
inv and hi-.'iiniK. John .1 Da -.
V rn* \ .v V i-v id ’ ; i. • c
land -ti* * * in* fn I i-ot-ii a t ;. .i K. i ’
VVbtt- f..* a l.r;« ! <*r t . i.« **r<- ?>’*l
-it L. r t i.ml J.iii ’ on a \ to Ih*
i Law)i Car* '!*••• i. v
f,.-ii - I. .1 f r I. ' »;* I . -o.
• tra. t f..r * . II 1 lak*>rn for •*
j brick j. ml stoic- r. . - to
. r t..if :n • !i- i- -' I’-..lit• , to Up M• i
- .’hn nt • * '• 'Ti»? r on * '<*
Fred ~’vi'-d<v Ci 1«’ i th* con
tracts f r It I Lnn.iU for n two
•-1 i.rv , a | at’t m> l> * ? ■- - * - to
i root • and .*i S. .’. ii r< n- id * ir* "-ti tl. td
|av.? .a. I- ’levs. i ' *t > * li.-. .1 .'ill • i
1 Smith Slot,.- Cos to.I ■ «; >ld
! fadon •mpi t i.-r, 11 I; rn. ticn m-ll
.a k J L VV.d'f t <'.'
K »' Wit’-! ' ( tto - ’ii tr a t f i
I Dintin Mr■ • tU.-rfor four store? nnd
, loft Ii I*l in r *" ? < 'lmf. ;i
,nd B" a'ltd. n-e« .t* f dlo" - M • tot.
K |i Linn •'’■.niitriii-ttoii (’<> <nt
st.n*. Tl-a Maul Cm s’. ..j, L. \.
t’lmi'per Iron .V W r< VV.-rlts
f 11 CJustn'c ,-i*(T. i I* l * ill* ion*
ir.i tfor Win. .1 ita >mr.-artnrr f..r
a fl\-.- fnmilv flu* to )•• *»r*’ctc*l on
Ahl*.dt-?t. iv-ni T.nth, i* s follows
Mason. 5f ■ Eiihl 11 L c, - . irp »»’ ■’ ,
M. phi-rson w t,< nu lc atir.u. Fimond*
M. Htlnn ,<• Spc. B ' * ’.'
General rtrike of employe? of Up’
Pullman company. Began in Uhi
cago, May 11, IS)1|. against mine
fion in wages Lasted four month?
and Involved 2JIOO men. Strike un
su< ce??ful.
General strike of telegraphers, in
volving 67,000 men. b*»g:m at I’itis
burgh, July B*. I?)'::, for l."» p« r cent
advance in wage? Lasted 30 day
Strike successful.
Marriage lacensei.
rfherlH P ffhull M Flnr? Rrl ftf.
48
llnrvev VV T,’IB *« .37
tic I* Mv*-r?, - B. t* «k*>v
l’’rnnk l>?tl*. 26. <ila iv? Rt*-kcrt,
•> '
l|. rmnn VV* Fret/ '2 Martha D
H.-tiik-. :*>.
<*narlc? !, Kelt*' 7« Mni K Mn
rick. J 8
Ralph C Hw*>.*>r, 2V ICl.Ziibeth
Stihlc;-. 2V
Clyde Jones. 15 LB i Brown. 27
Burl Geiscr. .22, Toledo Jess «
*’hesher, I P. Findla>. < *
Clinton It. Snu>ot, 42 Mcrtlca It
Smith. 4?
Frank Suchirskl. 3? tanlns nlrrvn,
23.
rrlnllim--the plain n*M T.ln4—l*-.i
la rl*hl—Jim*-** Jolt Itrpt—*t,ln 4? I**l
Mortuary.
kkavr:m Am . ii n <
years, teloved tius>Mnd ”f '
dear fa*h*-i r>f Mi * ii. *• H
Mrs I» < ’ ■ v ! in
and Maton K'-nn* a 1 \
residence. No "12 MeKlnsl ' - |V«
M'.nitnv evening, it Bur C a*
't. K eeapnrt. 1 i V•. l n• • <t. \,
VI VI KW *K I
dence. N” 77rt V in* " •<•.) •' 'i
uusta, *g».(l ,'o * •■■ *.\- i »>
of AUK nut and it.-i • moC • r •. f M
Max \Vrebel. Lena .'l?. i and J .•
n.>ra Mnlcwskl I an> t il rv
at late hornr Tne,da\ at 2 I * •
rn > I’l X Vll * Di. I .
year?, heloved s< n . f Mr an t Mr
Arthur I* fonpin, and l-r • ner >
Mrs 1 1 M ,|r. n-on . f D.-
i Tenpin, of Minnein.*d s an Vn
.; vra Ton id n I Bun a.n --. at V• l 1 • >
' cn> ctiape). No *l?8 M-.. 1 n
til Monday everenr Bur al at i‘k
le», Mina.
Th* tv.crty eighth annual conwn
tinn nf iho N'i-nv Jersey State F*<l
• ration of Labor will begin tit
Oi'iiU' to'hiy find continue in h*»;
ion o\ r Wednesday.
P, - r-T»i 7 ■
' ‘ ** 5 * »* * |
k . > -■
. IflS Py.
_ . ;>
t ,- 4
ONE CENT A WORD
Cash with order. If charged. 7c a
line.
No transient advertising Inserted
for !<■. ■ ; than 15c with cash, if
chaig* i. 18c p<r Insertion
Tli above rates upplv to ail classl
fb ition-i exempt Births, cards of
l'l ink.-, )bltuaii*s Meeting Notices,
etc.
H.rlh Deaths. ‘Ttrds of Thanks
and Meeting Nitlces— Minimum
charge. «5e tor 25 word* or le»».
Kucn additional word. 1 1-3 -
IIISI.I* WANTED—MAI.E
ICKLAYERS wanted for
immediate work. Wadsworth
Msgr. Cos., Corner Kercheval
Conners Creek.
A It I.I.IAULE young man desiring
, at»u«l■> work, ilood ohnrve for art
vnm inent. I*> M ichlK*ii-ave.
A ci.KHK and .-ill-round man In hook
i.i . - 1 . ..tv position to right innn
(>• t roit Hook i:\- hHtiKe. Michi
gan.
HAKG.KK SHOP for nalc. two chairs;
with 11 vin ,i looms, will sell cheap.
080 Vermont.
HA It HK It w nted . sti id) Job; lit.
half over 122 11 Li br ary-ave.,
near Monroe.
■ •
anl guarantee, no boozer. !•&•>
Mar k-a\ *•
BARBKi: '• intcrl n<> foreigners; *lO
R'lar.M'i ttl good over-money. 2i*C
Oakland.
HARM Ic V. nted; Steady Job. short
hoii' - sls, half over S2O. Ml <
Krr’sui* hhlg.
1:1 s: • »v Most he neat; n<» Sunday.
1!. Mi Penobscot, 41 W. i'ort-rt.
1 OPE It A T hi ’ spet lenc
.<l Apply Starter, Penobscot bldg
KNMIC A \ PI7 Hinl as-bdant watoh
n ild r wonted Adolph Flnggnss
,|rin ly Go., CIS Randolph.
K.\ II ID I :N< 'KD "In dispenser, new
f-. ii.'nin. l'rujf More, 417 Wood-
W a t’d -H ve,
MAf’iu? ;' 11 LNDi • pet sliced on
1..-, •■if" work Vtnerlcan Show
<'a • . Mi'. Cos., <'s6 I.oralne.
, m \cii isth wanted for all-around
w..i... • nl. A Nt nr Manufacturing
Cos , l'i Isa -t inns- st.
Si;c»i\p i', ink v anted Central
l.u”. I II Randolph
y7\«~' "l'~ IT.IVK DRIVERS -"'s
5... tot
S*if>.\ I ’I N”' UN Ih • V I’nton Sta
tion 11 > -in uvant.
\\ \NT 1 i;\i et . 'ii c In. hrr'r at
tin ii '.idwav Strand. Call after
1 p. m.
V WI'I u 1 .illdyi; nlcr. Hovry, Ta
\\ ..nl
\\ vn :, • \. t for William
I« < • i . f h i City, formerly of
\'i .i ,1 1 :■ ;> 11 1 .1.. an o.mdbkite for
Ri utr'iiunt u"Vi rni’i If you want
t ,■ ! • •. al hi lp roll up 1 no, ooo
t for tj'rdon.
UANt 'i |in Hawaiian Guitar
i 1 \ ’ i.i I’rof Pryor's Stu
-7 M Mr iil r Ridge 1.506-M.
Want i Two 1 us < < arpenten
arui six rough carpenters. Ap
! ply
Wisconsin Bridge & Iron Cos.
Studebaker Plant No 3,
i ampau an 1 R. K.
11l If n *. N tin—r« NAM
(MSIIIKl; V. imp lad. who Is thor
..u:■ uly ‘x "M i.i< 1 .'Hid ".in fijrnl-th
nr i . mm apply Thompsons.
1n 7 W i iorl \\ aid.
COM) DT! .vr < MR!, for general
i >.u i u"i i u .n l w ;nr< . small fam
il \ t..i laundry work 101 Put -
i ini-avt Phone Grand Tlts.
IHTKNOGUAPU ER for > al • late of.
!i.-r H'tchman. 81 :• Fr« e i’rcrs.
Main 1686
Ci i.Mi’i TKNT ' SIRI, for second
wk A ptd> 612 Osh*.
ecu NT I’ It CIRI, wanted; good wages
■ t t Montcalm
X ENCED GIRL sot soda f"un
tun ii" Siimlav « rk. good wh-
Kuhn's Confectionery, sl6
Woodward.
I'lliiT GRAPHIC RRTOTT'HETt and
f'n 1 .her at on<-e Studio, 617 Wood
wa r<l.
STKNfkIR \PH Kit -On* with some
knowledge of bookkeeping prefer
re<l 22 n Hammond l>l<!g
\\ XI'J'REMrt • experienced > wanted at
oner. Adams Restaurant, 117 Ad
ams east
\V VlTßi"i:s wanted Central Lunch.
164 t '.Hid'd p b
WAITI l>'S i c xperienced t wanted
}4'oi \V . iiiilivh rd.
WAN ! I'M' Mood strong girl or wo
man for factory work good wa
ge.* 16 7 Stan ton-five,
TELEPHONE
OPERATORS
WANTED
Owirifr to Ti ( e constantly in
creasing numher of calls, we
require additional operators.
Pay while leaminß. Ad
vancement rapid. No slack
season. Apply Miss Middle
ton, Principal of Operators’
School, Michigan State Tele
phone Company, corner John
I: and Madison.
i-on x x t t-—m r<*n»i;\f r pttftrr.it 11
T;i m fTFri. PiUncai.ow
10 M XIPSTONK AVK.
I•• thl-» be niflful home nnd
• ,r, ue lot .16x1 OS lift flue
fr■ »n porch, living room, and ntng
,io "in kitchen, I bedrooms on
• III' • (.< Interior hf« Kr•• n ■ i
‘ 1 - g’ss« est vr»l|hu . *r
i iml white «nnme| hnl-.h
\ I . > *fc to eilft Tilts plft r C
r 'i i" ' •• minute. f A.,
•i t 11 50' and »wn
ti i i\ < II! 1'1,4 u'K A- t'n ,
t 11 OR
C t 1 »l • Homin' k in:7-R
jVnOOM HOUSE. $298
C tuple? * »i Cflal tot inittdlng A
| flv '.n IS9I Bttl feu
| r r"fi*- Cal’ '>? Kurd hidg, or
| phone Main 2*60
nut 'ti i:—iiK'Hirx' i: ritoi'i in t
V INON A AV :
Him '. II f Vll I" me O'l I ' tit • t• .
w tn side drive with i-irugf IPt J'O
With $1 50 ' • iwn
KIiODE ISLAND A' lv
Heftullfitl It V li'.nio on »•. '.''.i .
4 bedroom rn 111 f"l od • I
This ix itn c\cetu rn i »ll vnn k ..' I
|lu.sftu, rc'iulrc $7 '>"•».
CALHOUN I A AVK.
t; AUt .fill Mt bit. g.lb 1\ 1
K!' t' v\ *t’ ii |.,w r. . > mem. h i _ - I
I rn-;’. i
MrLEAN .W'K.
SK.MI-BKNKALOW
| Side fir IVi , i:• «c « rr .. ii r. )
St"- ,t * ;t"'i. the.... h. t: ~’. ” ,
b> ht>p< itin.■ "tit otib
inil.N H mi:':r<;<t ci >
.01 p. I” 1,.-, ", pi.
I’ll 11.-lr K llcinlo , " ■■_, It
Modem Bin i >« .
Alsddin Home c. .n* Mini i u* \ t*.> mx
nnd bath pr . h : <, It , ,
terlal cut fo-iit No .. ■r> ~f i . !
bar Qt
tnf..rm 11i n ,in<l ; , .
n hundri'd other '.on- "Os
Fnr<l bldg Phi n-' Main fn
2 I AMPLY i:. V
6 rooms, 3 bedr • »m«, lnrt'i • i rvo
and 1 ous. 2• ■ . i peril'.. 2 I k i" .
Woodward, In tl ghland k
Ron i.fjiilr* pi.nnn
2 FAMILY B. V.
5 room* down. * r>> .ms up !.> k
from IN’ nod war and. In Hlghkind i'.irk,
$n nfirt rejuire $2 "”0
FORD AYE. 2 FAMILY
B V , 6 rooms each, $8,106, r- i.ilrcs
ll.ion
Ford Ave. 2 Family B. V.
6 rooms •»« h, SH.Oo with $1,600 down
ELMIIFRST
CLOSE TO WOODW ARD
4-famlly; rents $2.16' Tl'* p'cc il
- offered for sl6 5' r, |tjire.«
$6,200
I(>HN H OFUiLfM-K \ .'O
701 Penobscot Pldu.
Cadlllsc 2'.«R Hemlock 1027-R.
’ IF Yi)\ HAVI
THE BALANCE WH.E HE < iNLY
$27.50 M<
For n neautlful seml-b’inp.il"W in th<
e;i»t end. Just ii ftteji from the cm
There ate 3 bed rooms, lug.' t "rrh.
screens and awnings, vertlt ul*.
open fltejilace, fine living loom
clear across froni, and « peach of
a stucco garage, nnd the price 1*
ONLY $4,800
ASK FOR MRS KKHARDT.
L. J. FASQUELLE
511 Holden Bldg. Cherry 511
THIS MAN BUII DS
A HOME WE CAN MEciiMMKNT'
This one |s a most attractive e ml
bungalow, located on a paved
street In the north end, only a
block hml a half from the car It
has 3 bedrooms and sleeping porch,
an open tlreplncc, a large and
splendidly arranged kitchen, and
file whole house bears the ear
marks of a builder who knows h>ov
and applies tils knowledge honest
ly. Mr Oeddes can t»ke $5 " 'O,
SI,OOO DOWN. S4O MONTH
NOW 19 THE' TIME TO BEY.
L. .T. FASQUELLE
511 Holden Bldg Cherry Ml
DICKINSON’S GUIDE FOR
REAL ESTATE BUYERS
Prices, terms, str sets and nuinben
of over 20h different properties per
month A telephone call will uut
vou on our mailing list. Cadlllsc
s3l. or addresa Dickinson Beal
F.state K*chsnge. 23 Campau bldg.
I'. 11 " MB h.
HIGHLAND PARK
THREE fine homes. 3 and 4
Led rooms, second Mock west
of Woodward. Excellent con
dition. Easy terms. Owner
(Hemlock 1027-R. No agents
need apply.
r«H •< 4 I I.— Mf'l 111 IM 111 s
SODA FoPN'TAIN'S, new and used;
.-.team PltileS. Store furn'tui e. cof
fee urn* Easy terms Geo Marsh
Cos.. 20 East AUvnt’ r-st Main 4751
Typewriter s—Late Models
_ Pnderwood. Royal, Co
rnna. Smith. Itemlngton,
|io 1,, *SO or rent $1 to
Mggl $1 mo. I>etr ”11 Tyj'e
writer Cos., ltiu .leff.-r
--son-iii' fi«'ir Wood
ward. Main 4102
STODDARD PIANO at $1 is regular
s7nh tjle; rich l*• irl walnut mod
ern In every detail like new Ear
bargain Easy terms ORINVKLL
BRos.. 2'5 M’ood .vnrd
sl4l FOR SINGER Ft \NO was *
fine walnut; thoroughly modern
llk< now Es«y payments Hare
"Duortunttv for uuick buv* r. GRIN
NEI.L HIP >S , "15 Woodward
NWAI • • nly $$
legs, round corners, ovaratrung
scale; sweet tone, Pay weeklv . r
mi nthly. ORINNELL BROS.'
Branch. t 57 Monroe.
VIOLIN BARGAIN—T?s«d Nldolaux
Aniatl model, full sire; golden -un
her vnrnish; ebony trimmed, ex
' Client tons regular $7-5 \ ;l! • i•-
Tioirte model bow, leather, plush
lined ease This week s*l2 tak ■<
outfit. ORINNKLE HU'’- Firm and
57 Monroe.
SODA FOUNIAI
STORE FIXTURES
Are you In the market f i Mxi n>* '■ r
am kind of e* Ire” If so. see our
line of allow iises ■ . unte* vx.ill
case*, soda fountains i tn , |< hars.
etc Quallfx and pr e ’ir suc
cess <'ft!l Ca-tlHsc 1713 for sales
man Detroit Store Fixture 6*o, D
30 fntherlne-st . near Gratiot.
BOOKKEEPERS, -tenographers and
general (ifdi •• help wishir n pf*sl
tlon kindly call er writ- t • Daisy
B Miller Agency. 62' Chamber of
Commen a.
W D PA I s WATER HARTi WOOD
Gf>\'TRA( Tftß, NF-.W i»F*.
OLD WORK D< »N* K (NO 1*» ST).
3\ EST 2” "2 W
ROOMS Furniture t.u ri” ma com
plete $1 week Sumner. Mo-h A 4th.
FTRNITFRE for sale fall In ni'>rn-
Ing 403 Ash-st.
UTOftAGE Dnnlture nearly new. bar.
gain nrlre. SumnerCo.. Mi h fk 4?h
WANTED—TO r a > i > x \ < i
CASH
FOR FURNITURE
LAREAU
MAIN 21)01
Tx» HEX V—HiMIMS
HOTEL FRANK! -
Cor I arne.i «n.| t*a»- • onty a ‘d< k
f?o n , \\ oolward an l Jefferson ave*
and onlv ha'f u id k from th. n* w
Ihterurbrxn n.i ting ro< m Extra
ftje room* 73c. $1 and *5 5" per
day
MON I t |lt M» X \
CONBTRUn HrN t. f•A Nr r ' tat
amounts .1. F TVeher, 204 Gratlet
U K P' ’
Dotrrif Land Contract Cos.
*' * IP’s
XX XT TEH to pl X —XII'• El I X M »M «
CABH foi
broken Jewelry, ill i• •ud'S wat *
etc. full value f”'y i.ll tty n r <
Cos., 87 Wood* 4, 4*i floor vlavator.
•it* iii:m—mu m:* *g
ilaitnnn K* d.ai Aj cncy
If * e•* 1 i>f )•j i- and rt.-tlx Call
Ir; |i i nat> ? »rfd largeat
t • :ll • it' 1 Ml aVigAa.
1 M G»; *XV Bi Di>. _
• 1 • > sli
5 ? s In
ti- . i*r Jit ', irienlii)|if
• . K
1617
in: .t xV. .-s.lv»ilgn Am .*.
- . . r- ; i ; r x Nil
•<u May
i ’ ■ i" h"iuoa
v. I ’ h t «t #r;r*a
•'I i i-i » ,I » i hay .
tic i ' * ■.. hjcnvdivirh t, 4
• ’ 1 I ; "Sa TANARUS,
K < o r, Pr <mnitton
) ■ < •> )• ;
■I X l • % I I.
F’k i \ 5 •»•• rcytanjfuigr
u.l l t t ’ •i. p'irtic\|!arly
c h-mloal
W 1 I . t r foot of
!.• :■ • '
M ruxiuiui.p.a
GARAGE, $46.55.
Prompt Ii erection
mu get \ i bar
g* r ' I . ' ! u call
607 Ford bl<iu t i-ti.. Mam 3»<o.
sli'llti.k AM* • m; tdC
AC 5' E fit icy ■ r.i in w.i r. house.
u, ."i'.'iK» pc v : 'Vi <1 Gilman.
CENTRAL ‘-T > : <)ll GO., moving,
packing hi f; rates right, ito
tor vans r>r subiirimo moving.
Phone i 'adtllnc
ROF'.’M! I rji.-e, C rtoge and
I 4
PARTY 5 ■ rnta can
rent |mii of « ’ir C'Mrul storage
< ___
11 lit HI ' - l \l IM I OTX
$55 T \ln ! 9 EQUITY
, T.nrge tract, l' 17 4 ft., lie \ r Grand
ltlv* i \i mt- s from etty
i nil. t;.•• ■ ' idr i land Price $HD rt .
N* ,n h> ifmd sells at twice shts
pr; . Balci-re eury. Owner, box
G. No 23 Times.
~525 TAKES*EQUITY
In f" let-* r.• ir Grand Utver-ava.
:in.l p id; • 'ch lor 15x150 feet:
i IP'' n f’lir 'ibstrnctat prloa
U ! or llO'i a lot; $26 takes
•rty Owner. < x f, Vo. 15. Timas.
XX \ X if l>—Rl'.Al. 17XT VTW
A. A. A A. A. A.
$200,000 ( ASH
TO PURCHASE
GOOD REAL ESTATE
What have you to sell?
Jacob Nicol Realty Cos.
A A A A A A A A A. A. A.
WE BAY CASH FOR
GOOD EQUITIES
IN IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE
Jacob Nicol Realty Cos.
310 Ford Building
i now i 1 xMiia
ex'pkut’window
CLEANING CO.
GKNFRAL T \MTOR WORK.
Office 115 Karmer-st.
Floors and window properly cleaned
ar.d work absolutely guarantied.
Our patrons Include General Motors
Go . p>«. !-,nrd Motor Cos.. Michigan
Drug Cos, Detroit Timet. Olds Motor
Work BurnP m-St ep' I A <70.. tJ.
S R "llutor Corn.. Northern Motor
Go. Wm. P. B no rig lit .it Cos.. Hay
den-, Stone A C". Trussed Concrete
bulldim: Tind many others. Phone
<*herry 718 foe trial.
Kllll XXII.—-PA It US
TEN ACRES
II mllos from Detroit, closo to car
line, new m' 'em 7-r' <>fn bunga
low. r .id well fnlr burn. Prlca
$6,600, xvlth casv terms.
GKATFUT K’P’VTAOB.
2 AGRF9.
About 600 feet and &-nom honee.
w. 11. . t> rn, f i ir- 1 rn. i’rlca $5,000,
I on terms.
*0 AOT>Ffl
R mile - from cit*. h II high and dry;
*n • l • - e l orn n w n property,
nl .71 x'• and to w thin half mile.
Prt< $9") i»er acre. Coll Went
worth
TF'.’MI PY. WTT.Fi’V A CO..
1016 Cham "f g rn Cadillac 6809.
5625 DOWN
150 Ft. Gratiot Frontage
it
miles 01110 11 1 P <* *7 sj; ?6;. r . down.
$1 r, nor ni l nth, lr ludlng Intereat.
yen Sfr. S'nv nds.
W ALTER C. PIPER
, ae 4t«.
9 XV t Gr 1 id ar>l <><!. River.
Id I'XI lltVid’-IIPXI. ESTATE
NEAR PRI SCOTT, MICfiL 1
abs: maw oraptiftl FARM*.
A- 'iu* In Michigan. Within
<n- irilf u.pe if the village, we
tVt " • x od _io. xvlth good
b o'ld in ■■ it i l Is free and clear.
T <* ss ■ wm r ha- 8 free and
|.vir but- ling |o* in Pmdwioh.
T • o, - ' are nil Improvements
cun f Included at a price
G o for
I ulhVr g-. hese -j • parties can he
. i• t nt® ft 2 < r 4-family
f* t. "'he; .r> btgh-class proper
-1 are
;en for . t ! inye n a bnsls which
would he fmr to both nartlos.
VSK F**V MB MaVPFN.
L. J. FASQUELLE
511 H 1-! n l dr Cherry WX
;
ItOAltn or »7!»l GATIOXf
Peer, '.u - '>■ -e. ;'» Broadway.
11 • r*.i V ■ h Au v 15, J 916.
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4. It XNN , Pl l I VIII |4f. tMI fill/-
lii.iit xx i:ni i t.
i ,| i • will be r«oeW»d
at UU ut: i. 1.75 clock p. nt..
T■ ■ "t;»>•. •'r l. »h 1916. for
r " i-n • • l ir a'd material
•i ut a
... i Monk
. Pltta
l> r a> '' t • • «\ ■ ti :* ■*.
•ed as fol-
I Is for the t r 'ire Job.
? r .r id form,
ass 11 11" vi t
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* itloni.
J Plumbing
ftpe.-ir.-a: "in
Fb- *t' ’ N' r;r.g
r r all separate
• * G'at n>*-
■i • • i • Ires as
|. r v rk P .■>; and Iflcxtlon*
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