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PICK UP
YOUR PHONE
THE OTHER END
IS HERE
MAIN 4520-
little. STORIES FOR BEDTIME
° .Mpre Kewilta From a Had Name.
(Pnpyrlifht, 1918 t-y T W Burge**.)
by i U<U{.\i O\ - .. tOit.su
Roddy Fci I* wmart rnnugh to
know wbi'i) some < n«* Is smarter
‘than ht* So af’er t*o or three at
tempt* to catch Shadow the Weanel
down there along the fence on’the
edge of Farmer Hr >wn's cornfield h*
Kave up and trottwl off about lit*
business, telling Shadow that he
would *et even with hfm yet Shad
ow juat grinned iu the moat piovok
ing manner. Ho warn’t worried the
It hat bit b> Reddy'a threat* He had
heard ouch threat* before very, very
often, but no one had caught him
yet and he didn't lor a minute lx*
hevc that anyboiy ever would catch
hlin You «e> he I.ad iht> grraiext
fldence it hi* own aniartne * If
yt i had a-ked him h« would have
told you that there wa-u’t any one
la the world *nutri enough to catch
Mru. and he would have believed It.
too.
Hut you know there l« *uch a
tlung a* t* ng too -iu ti for y our
t»n good People ometime* get to
thinking theni»«lve* *<» very smart
that they giow card*.-* -Thi* h
just what happened to Shadow the
W.asel He watchi'd Rc*ldy Fox out
of *ljrht and then ne started on
along the 1* nr ■ to «e what he
tould find He »a- Immensely tkh
led wttl» himself to think that he
had been too smart for Reddy Fox.
and at the same time h*' was lerv,
very angry because Reddy had false
ly accused him of having
T>anny Meadow Mou <* If if had
been true he wouldn’t have trouble*
In tha least. But i* w isn’t true an 1
!*ecause It vvn ♦ *me he felt tt
wag very unjust So hi*- oy r- were
Mill rad with ang* r as h* Ur n led
• long In and out among the bushe •
and tn hi* heart he r* solved Hist he
would gel Dannx Mea low Mouse
now ts for noth.nr hut ti ipjfe Red
He w a -to n*»nt on Mitnk
iTff how sweet would hi- hi rKepije
when ti*' td'ild teil Reddv tha*. he
l ad caught Danin that for once he
forgot to w itch out a* sharplv as
i uni.
*ot In the cornfield wa* a llttlr
!:•*«• mound a snow-covered heap
of com stalks Shadow *aw It and
at once decided that he would look
it over Panny Meadow Mouae
might he living therr. you know
Lightly Bhadow hounded along over
the anew to that little white mound
Just a* he reached It there was a
•harp whlxrlng sound overhead. In
stantly he Jumped rld**w*y* I’ut he
wait not quite quick enough Some
thing sharp tore thru hit* white coat
DIANA OF THE GREAT GAME
The Story of a Woman’s Hunt For a Man.
By ETHEL LLOYD PATTERSON
No. 77—-“ SQUARE ”
The soul of honeaty l« In the
point of view not in the actual word
or action.
Turn Flahartt spemsd s o be rny
n»xt problem. In my fondness for
his slstor Helen. Indeed for hi*
whole family, I mallard I had be» n
drifting on in a way which would
warrant Tom In believing that I
. nrod for him more than I actually
did, From the first he bad shown
an Interest tn me and fondne-v-i for
me Not In the wav of the young
blade* of the town who formerly hid
been my admirers, but in a simple,
whole-hearted manner that wa* very
sweet to me Indeed. 1 had come
more or tea* to lean upon Tom, to
swatt his Judgment and to talk over
my problems with Mm
Meanwhile I realized he was com
ing to rare'for nic v< ry deeply A
year ago his affection would only
fcave been a source of gratified pride
Now mv conscience was
ta»t growing - ! knew that kincq 1
rould never love Tom nor marry
him. It was unfair to let him go on
believing that I might. For several
days l pondered upon the subject
.Vs a matter of fact, Tom hail never
g.xked me point blank to he hi* wife
I knew, of course, that he hud not
done so because he feared as y«t
to put his fate to the test. Hut 1
knew Just as well, be wa* believ
ing It fiTa* only a matter of tim*>
before It would be quite safe for
him to do so. To tell him before
he asked me that l would not marry
him was too much of a girl-* prob
lem for pie Yet I (/It that somr
thlngjpf the kind should he done to
save pride. I could not avoid see
Ing Toni a* l might some other chao
because of my Intimacy with his
family Every time I dined with
them, Inevitably It wa* Tom whi
walked home with me.
At Inst there ckTne an opportunity
ft had been a warm evening and
T-un ands hud frtk'in it olrrultou
rofjt* thru One of the pHrk* from
!!)• Fl ah ar*y rtu* back to my room
Ing house We were strolling wilh
my hand on his arm In the good
old fashioned wsv
“l saw Jfine White the (fiber
night.” 1 began
"Did you’”' said Tom, in a half
Interested way.
HERE’S WHERE BUYER AND SELLER MEET— -=
THE DETROIT TIMES LINER PAGE
TALKING TO OVER 200,000 PEOPLE EACH DAY. ITS DETROIT'S BIG SHOP WINDOW.
PUT YOUR WARES IN IT AND THE CROWDS WILL SEE THEM
and he wai lifted up, up into th«
air.
“This I* to pay you for catchln-g
m> Meadow Mouse' ' the voice
of Roughleg the Hawk “You will
he mighty poor eating, but tetter
thun nothing, and you’ll never again
•teal wh.it doesn’t belong to youl"
This was too much for Shacow.
For a second time that day he waa
fal-ely a< 'Used He kn* witwa - fill
because of the bad nume he had
earned, but this didn’t matter. "It's
a lie!” h« screamed. "I haven’t
* vrn seen a Meadow Mouse, and no
Meadow Mouse belongs to you until
you've caught it! I*t me gc or
you’ll be sorry.”
Roughleg the Hawk laughed and
that laugh wan harsh and unplews
ant. ’ M ho'll make me sorry?’’ ho
peered, beating the air with his
great wing* as he headed fug the
Big Hickory Tree
If he had waPed a minute longer
h*- wouldn’t have axked that ques
tion As I have said tte.fore Shadow
Jhe Weasel l» no coward. He will
fight for his life as long as there Is
a breath In his shut body When
Roughleg had shot down from the
*k> he had Intended to clutch Shad
ow just bark of his head, but Shad
<*w had jumped *o suddenly that he
had *ucc*-eded In clutching Mm cnly
h\ the *km Just above his tail Now
\ou know Shadow i> veiy *Um und
long and no on a* can twist and turn
quite us he can Tho Roughleg'*
claws hurt Shadow twisted
and squirmed and threw himself up
THE CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE
Beauty Should Grow With Xjjr.
"Margie, you certainly are some
girl” *
Wc were sitting at the table, Mol
lie and Chad »nd I>lck and I We
had reached the coffee stage and
Hick had settled back In his chair
und his eyes rested on me delight
edly. * *'
"I am something over the tJm*‘
when I might be referred to a* a
girl, LMck,” I said with a laugh.
"No, you’re not,” he said w ith con
victlon. '
Chad spoke up, "I too wa* Just
thinking. Margie, how girlish you
look Mollie Is looking older than
you till* minute” %
Poor Chad, he did not know. U».
tie book. If 1 had to create this
old world over again I would have
Tom loved me too much these
days to distniat me. He knew, be
cause I had tol dhim. that before I
met him there had been several rich
young gallants In my life But he
knew. too. that I no longer anw
them.
"He wanted me to go to dinner
with him” I continued.
"Guess you didn’t go; did you?"
hazarded Tom.
"No.” I confirmed, "and I don’t
think he will ever ark ine again l
told him what l really thought of
him l told him that If lie hail
showed any Interest In me- while I
was 111 I might havo felt some
friendship for him, hut that I knew
and he knew he only cared for me
when ! wa* well and looked my best
so that he could take ra* about to
restaurants and show me off'•
"That'* the stuff!” interpolated
Tom ”1 rues* It’s trua. too”
"Os course |t |s," i answered. "I
was Just sort of a cabaret to him.
Just as your sister Helen told nie
girls were to his kind of men. He
would never really care for ine.
Me—" 1 paused and blushed a little
In the shadow of the darkened
street, "he would never want to
marry me." I said.
"Well," replied Tom easily. "Yon
wouldn’t want to marry him. would
you? So. that’s even!"
I took a long hreath.
"No." I said slowly, "T wouldn’t
want to marry him. But for the
same reason there Isn’t anybody
I'd want to marry Just now f don’t
love anybody enough for that May
be l never will ” ,
1 felt Tom’* arm *tlffen beneath
my hand.
"Oh, Iff”' he said rather huskily.
"You don't mean—you don't care
for - any one?"
"Yes." | answered steadily. "F
haxr never met any one yet I loved
• noiurh to marry”
There wa* a Jong, miserable
j>nuse. and then
4 Geo, i>j'” whispered Tom. ”l«*•»
square of you to say that' I'm no
fool I know why you said It' l m
not going to give up. either, hut |
»Htß to tell vou It’s hiafitrd quaro
Ju*t tlje snnie"’
My eyes filled with tears It was
the first itmc in my life any one
had railed me V uare."
and baek so that he managed to
sink his sharp little teeth in the
fleshy p« r t of one of Roughb-g’s
Ug*. 'Hie feath-T* protected it, but.
Shadow ground and ground his teeth
until they got thru 4h»- feather* nnd ■
Roughleg squealed with pain. In the
air he couldn’t do a thing to make
Shadow let go and so he hurried for
hla favorite i*>rvh where he would
be able to use his cruel hooked beak
and tear Shadow to pieces. Just a*
he got there Shadow ground his
teeth harder tbua ever and the pain
made Roughleg loosen his hold of
Shadow. lJke a da*h Shadow let go
hi* own hold and dropped. He
struck a branch, caught hold, ran
along It and tn? * a hole in the trunk
of a tree and was -afe And there
he staved to nurse his w-ounds.
which were not vety !>ad, and with
bitter thoughts t© feed the-anger in
his heart. Outside Ro ghleg the
Hawk nurse-' hi* wound* and wish
ed he had let Shadow alofie.
Meanwhile over In Farmer
Brown's barn Manny Meadow Mouse
was having a splendid time without
the least Ideji of what a lot of
trouble hi* disappearance was mak
Ing for other*. I suspect that It
would have tickled him If- he had
known
Nett Story -New Year Wishes
ana Resolve*
jt
Deaths
Mlrh*| Nowak. *2B Wesson. SI
year*. lot>ai pn* union a, Joseph
W right, Detroit, .NL-niclt h- pita!,
about SO years, pulmonary iu -r- ulo
*i.« Hrrma/t Kt* - nier, 1278 M< Kin
ley. JS year*. ttiber-ulobl* of lunttf.
Elor« r. -e Kwl,in. 000 Sevent---nth, *
month* brob-'h'"*. larru* K f'orter.
2)8 Tlreruan. 7? years. I'unr-r < f
throat. «' * ti « 11 •* m NJ Tyler f>s or*- s•.
7 1 years, broncho j-neurnontn . Mar'
M .larks* n. Ilarp*-r ho-pital, r-.* y ear*
a woman more beautltal In
stead of ugly when -he v. - expect
ing a child I think nature always
give- ')i> worst < n-1 o' r
It 1* bad enough 'n have to go down,
down Into the valley of shadow to
bring torth n child without looking
#o ugly for nearly a y* ar that even
those who love you best must turn
their t yes - away In pity.
Think, if you ever do think, little
hook how wonderful it would be if
i woman gr* w fairer and more • \
Uilsitely beautiful eaeh day. and
when one looked at her one would
be pleased to look agaMi Would not
a great r< il of this false modesty
and cant, with which many people
surround coming mothers b<* done
away with? We're awful hypocrite*,
little book. Society t-i> -I* >;i worn
an, be modest and don’t how your
self, for you ate going to have a
baby, when all the time It means,
don’t show yourself because you lbyk
i-giy.
When, oh when, little book, will
we loam to tell the truth without
being squeafnish, r and that makes' me
think of the most hypocritical lie*
of all. They are those 'we tell run
children supposedly for the stiffen
ing of their power to resist vice.
If we could only repeat our Me*
simply to charm, to delight, to give
pleasure. Society could be arranged
on anew ba.*ds that would oe much
more stable
I wa* thinking all this, little book,
when I was brought back to earth
by Chad asking me to dance. Dick
looked up quickly, "Are you sure you
are well enough to dance. Margie ’”
he asked.
"You - hotild have seen her danc
ing with Malcolm Stuart last night,”
laughed Mollie.
“Oh.” wa* Dick's quick exrlama
tion. "Is Stuart down here'”
“He was for a couple of days,"
answered Mollie. "but h<* - * gone
nmv.”
"He Is doing a spfendld thing In
building that hospital." commented
Chad
"Isn't It about time he did some
thing splendid?” growled Dick
"What do you mean?” I asked.
"Well, everyone knows Malcolm
Stuart has never In hi* life consld
ered anybody or anything but his
own pleasures. ° He has always been
enormously rich, but this Is the first
time I ever heard of him doing any
great good with his money."
"Well, you must givo him credit
for what he Is doing now,” was
Chad’s decision as he took me out
to dance
Oh, little book, if 1 could make you
understand what If means to me to
be ablt* to walk, to dance! F irled
to express my feelings to Chad imd
he said. ”J think I understand. Mar
gle, and I also think 1 understand
Dick wants to dance with you,” and
ho took me back t° the table.
"Aren’t you going to nsk me to
dance. Pick,” I said demurely, "or
I* It against your principles to dance
with your own wife?”
"Will you dance with me, dear?"
was hU eager question. "Vou know
I am no! a good dancer."
"But you are v iny husband," T said
softly. * j
"Margie W*verly, H be remarked
dcllghtedlv. "I believe you are Irv
ng to flirt with me"
"Well. Mu re I" no law iga n t M
1* there?”
"Dearest, dearest, does f? ouan
"Perhaps^*
- tTo Be Continued)
hron* h:ai pneumonia Joseph Halle.
Detroit Municipal hospital, ♦« year*.
r rruitn.uuiri tui*--rrul-o*m, Frederick*
evt-hana, £»4? 'lletrtt. *1 i*ovr», chronic
colitis; donutt ina Z Brxoalc*. ~'£t
Kirby K.. 1J day*. !■ bar pneumonia.
Anna I’allo**. 70v St Aubln, H 0 years.
Jitgrippe, Albert <’ Tucker. Harper
I *pit-»l, 2S >• iiv, septl mta; Re»d
Nf A. Mo«ler, 74.? MoDougail, 1
uontli. acute In dig* lion; Albert Wil
kin-. Hotel Metrop«i|e. about 45 years,
inqueat pending; Mad* I
Mie-omb, 3,1 years, pulmonary tuber
culosis; t’entmlr Bobrowskl, 141G<'an
t• im. 4 years, c^rebro-spinul menlngi
tin. .1 *, h n Hoekowekl, 1272 Twenty
fifth, 2 months, acute nephritis, f'tto
Wunxihe, *3 C'-ng'-r, 59 years, per
nicious anemia. Carl O. l'unnlng, 1 -H3
Wfib.i.-h. 3 \ • ar*. Inbar pneumonia;
Mary Waste!. 22 Oatr*. 23 day*, i a
fetn foramen ovale; Vincent Wisni
ewski, Receiving hospital, about 28
; y< ars. crush'ng Injuries; Anna Okon,
*l2 Ihrbot*. 7 years, aba* e*s of liver;
John Kuctinewski, 811 (Uvene, about
r,«t year-. 1* -1 •»> r pneumonia; Irene Wll
ikcwtta, .8 I.m/. l ><-ar. scarlet fe
ver; Irene Or os*. 122 I’elonze. 2 years,
a* ut- k-Mstriti- Hen Nirhle. Receiving
ho spite ':8 'tsra ‘ alcoholism; Joe
'pkronqvig, Receiving hospital, about
27 years, total pneumonia; Florence
Droefcy, Woman's iioapltal. 2 months,
hrmicho pneumonia, John Kovack.
Receiving hospital. 58 v-ears. mitral
I lnsufflclcncv Tri *> Bros*. Receivlnc
b. vpttal tbout 40 v-nr*. fractured
skull Tom* Ward 728 Kercheval,
about 20 years alcoholism; Mrs. Mary
matt.**, D-tro!t Tuberculosis sanitari
um. about 2S vears, pulmonary tu
, berculcist*. > bircrrce A Meredith, 28
H»cis. 4 dava. insnHion Charles
Gould.. Receiving li- -total, about 2*l
years, lobar pneumonia
THREE COUPLES
IN SOLDIERS’
HOME MARRY
GULFPORT, Miss.. Dec P? Tn
thm« Miiail room*, ov*-rlc»oMug the
Gull of Mexico and the lawn upon
w hieli Jefferson Dtivi* »trolled in
fit-- la*t year- three old couples
jjurt married have started house
keeping anew The youngest bride
; i 64 vear- old. the youngest bride
room 74 The three touple* staked
a triple wedding and each partici
pant had been married before.
The bride and bridegrooms were
inmate* of the Jefferson Davis Beau
voir Soldiers’ home an Institution
dedicated to making comfortable th«
declining years of the veterans and
widow* of veterans of the confed
erate states.
Printing—-the plain nmi kind—that
l« right—-Times .Inh llepl.—'lnin 4-VJO.
Mortuary
Hi: X ITII-V l.;nn!», D* • J 8 i 7 be
loved Wife of .1 <i mes H Heattta. Fu
neral Monday front residence. 27-9
tifin.ilton-iiu .. *it 1 lit p in Rurial
n lawn frmctwv, via auto
Pi:i 117 2fi in her rrsMen <*,
171 T*• 'Vnsen»l-,t\ ('nrolin*. aged
6u ‘years, bi-lev* 1 mother «.f Chari***,
Ifnrv Sara. Ill«» and Flora Bc
litz. Niitl**- --I funeral later,
f 01,1,1 \s le-. ii, r i\ a m. He
rn -' n s >t funeral p«rl-»rs of R i;.
a (5. It Marti.-. ♦»TN Trumbull-avc.
Ni .ti- c <»f i min 'd later.
IIIINV t'll\ Vt r< ! Icnec (if ills s: s
f*-r. Mr-, -ieunle [> Griffin. 16aStan
t n-.. i ,'dwii -t J . brb-ved bus
bund of !It l; ! Hon-fain, father of
Wintfi *.] Donald. Kf'hel and Ivy,
rst ■ of ,Vr M Mete rr'\ Funeral
n- Sun-lav Bur lai at
C|ej * !nn-l, Ahlo.
kill <• G I id). Dee. 29. T9l 6 age
1 \ • ar*. beb-ved son of Mrs. M try
Krtig i'uioritl froYn residence. UJI
t’ttdlllgc-av* . Time later.
VlllM'lK Dc< 2 19)6. Joseph E A .
'.> year.a, .beloved ion of Noah
, and M, 1 Montle and dear
b- -tto r t f Mrs Martha At-rahf.m.
Alf**-rt. Edward. Idlllnn, Viola. Er
ie at, Walter ami Donald Montle
Funeral from residence, 722 Bt.
t’ialr-av*., Tn- t.iv. Jan. 2. at 8 20
do st R. rnard’* church at 9am
XTW'HKt" nr.-line. Dee 19. 1916.
of pn-'Utnrvnla, nt San Aurellno, Cal.,
> late of r*etroit. f>lnter of Mr* H S
Dun. an. San Anaellno, and of Mnl
aey U. Stephens, of Birmingham.
Mieh Burial it Woodlawn ceme
tery. San l'nrielsco.
WIIITFI Fn* -red Into real on FV'-
dav mornlli*. Deo. 2? 1916. In hta
heme' In Adamifowo Md.. Benjaniln
White, brother of Ele.-inor JVhlte
Rogers. Service* at 11 o'clock on
Monday morning. Jan 1. 1917. In
St Luka’s Episcopal church. Ad
amstown Interment In Frederick,
Maryland
XX HITE Dec 59. 1916 in her daugh
ter's residence, 822 Eh-nlteau-blvd
Elizabeth, dear mother of Mt**. T,eo
t>avls, Mr* George Chadwick nnd
Mrs Dorter Chadwick. Funeral
from her dauguter'* re*ldence. No
tice of ttme lat.-r,
c"."e. bird & CO.—
Funeral Directors .
27 West Hancock Ave.
Phone Grand 3158 Detroit. Mich.
■ ICI-P XX ANTI;If—H.4L*
OCR regular cotirae reduced to *SO
Careful. Individual instruction Day
and night classes. Toola, etc furn
ished position* secured Special
Inducement for present class of
ten rnen now forming. M rite or
call.
NATIONAL AI TOM OR ILE HCffOOU
734 Woodward-ave. Detroit
SALESMEN
WANTED
We require several salesmen 30 15
years old, having seijiug experi
ence. particularly In biiitdlni; «up
plies, th* knovvfedge of building
constru. tton. ability to read plan*
and specific** Ion». nicrhantcsl
tram'nß. having ability to Inter
-1» w sn-1 s- Il architects nnd mn
tractor* tn Michigan. Ohio and Tn
dinn* Applicant* whasuhimt full
particulars as to experience, quail
fleatl >ns. po*ttle»n* h» Id. salary
earned, will be granted Interview- ■<
in Detroit Jan « S.dnr Metal
1 Products Go., Inc., Columbus. Ohio.
BOOKKEEPERS, stenographers and
general office help wishing p/s’-
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P Miller Agency, BJ6 Chamber of
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fVr-T-7*l. CsS BENVIt HANDW or
cabinet maker*. H. hmled-Sisinan,
39R BcaufalDst;
UItKUIT younsr man about IS
years of ape for work In mail
room. Apply Maaliiiff Dept.,
Detroit Times, 7!)-7. r )-77 HaR-
Jey*uve.
NKl.f* U AUrkll—l'RMUdt
" - -MI N' WANTED full I'm*, fl*
;-«x time .*• an hosir. .selling
giisrsntced Wesr-t’roof Tfo*l* r> t-»
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W'»r l*roof Mills, Norrlatown. F».
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EB9B| *lO to *SO, or rent *1 to
A&TjeSr Vm.TU'iIT TYPE CO..
f,*rr- r.-tm uv*., near
\Y Ofiward Main 4102
\ FOUNT A NS r»w and used;
st* am tab!*-*, .-t->r< furniture cof
fee urn* Easy t- rr-is G*-o Marsh
Cos., ts Boat Atwat* r-*t Main 4751
Typewriter Bargains
sls \n *-'.o *ftill> gnarante.-d, ->n .-asy
t • ime U\’DKRW( K)l>, ROYAL.
riiKONA, etc Rcntfng *1 50 up.
Ltri.*«t *tock in city U S TYPE
WRITING CO., UartlVla.- r,6sis 7
Campus Martlus, ur. Detroit Opera
house
ROOMS- furniture for room* com
plete. *1 week Sumner Mich A 4th
STORXGF furniture nearly new bar
gain p-P-e S' '■ n< r Do Mich A 4th.
. ... n " '..-..-I'-r —
STORAGE tMi « 411" 4GK
ACME Storage rnammotn warehouse.
Storage moving M 899 41 Gilman.
CT'VERAL STORAGE CO, moving.
pacKing. fir* proof, rate* right Mo
tor vans f->r suburban moving.
T’hone Cadillac 69.
ROKHL BROS. Storage, Cartage and
Packing Dffloe. 187 Alfred Ridge S2B
PARTY MOVING to California can
rent putt of car Central Storage
Cos, Cadillac 89
FOR 9ALK—f*I-AIIIIIMT I’BorBRTT
THOMAS BROS.
HAVE MOVED TO
412 Farwell Bldg.
Griswold Near Grand River
Real Estate Sendee
LOANS, INSURANCE
May we *je favored
with veur inquiries?
Mew Phone Cherry 4394
Co-operation or Brokers Solicited.
i 7-It* n »\J COTTaGI;. bnth. cellar, burn.
*3.700 212 Mt. Vernon. North
4845-W.
- ■ , - ——»
A Chance to Make $3,000
In 4 months; positively the best buy
on Hatnilton-blvd I have some In
side information regarding this
property that >- u should have to
appreciate it* wonderful possibili
ties. Mv client ne.-dg money ftid
must sell uulckly.
h. K TRIX.
1022 Ford Bldg. Main 5900
~ sacrifice”
(Solid brick house on Rlxteenth-st..
strictly modern und is largo enough
for s rooming house. Good lot. Will
sacrifice for t'i orto to dose out es
tate, $2,0-1 will carry.
MICHIGAN LAND CO.
Cad. 6217 417 Frc Press Bldg
S4OO DOWN
Six-room cottage nn lot 49x171 In
Gross* Polnte, prlco $2.8d0. For
further particulars call Hickory
! 1013
A Few Days Only
Anyone with SI,OOO can buy a seml
bungalow on on* of the b«st street*
of the Orsnd River ave. district for
S6OO less than regular price If not
•old «t one* the price will b« $5.R00
and it 1* worth It It has *l* rooms
and bath, oak, white enamel and
mahogany finish, fireplace, built-in
hookcae**. paneled dining room.
French and mirror doors, sleeping
porch; 40- ft lr>t; sld* drive. All
up-to-the minuta Only two blocks
from car This Is « splendid dull
•*ason buy Call Mr. Ohoae, Wal
nut 8417 M or
W. SHERMAN LISTER
403 Fsrwell Rldg Dsdlllan 5190. •
HTHGLAND PARK DYO FAMITyY,
7irl< k veneer. 8 room* pantry, book
cases, stone steps. Just finished; ]
near Hamltton-blvd. 8 minute*
from Ford'a A bargain Owner, )
Hemlock 4773-. T
6-Room Plat Taylor
mpek west of Hafnllton-Mvd This
flat will please you. Imuhle **- -
rage everything up to the minute. I
ROS« R.e'fll rvvNr'TRUr’TlON rV).,
1207 MaJestle Rldg.
Cherry 2154 Market 5510
pull 941 K—VACANT IOTA
- *
THOMAS BROS.
have moved to
412 Farwell Bldg.
Griswold i.ear Grand River
Real Estate vService
LOANS, INSURANCE
May iv b« favored
with your inquiries?
Mew Phone Cherry 4394
Cooperation of Urukeia Solicited.
0T
row *AIR—VACANT LOT*
A A A A A A. A. A. A A. A. A.
PALMER WOODS
Very desirable lot* for AaU In this
hlgh-cl»i*s ■cbdlvlalon M K
I.AUGHT.IN. 1031 Mm* Bank Bldg
—eadWac A*
120x120
UnreatrUtc 1 corner, Massachusett*
• n.l Hawthorne, opposite Maxwell,
nrar Ford and General Motors:
$8 5(i9; t*rrns Owner North 8428
HI 41X1:99 orpilHTl XlTir*
WILL PAY CASH
For equities In vacant lots and Im
proved property
EBERT, 809 Majestic Bldg.
PF.KAONAL
NOTICE—If any poor girl Is In
trouble, needing advice, friendship
or help, write or call on SRTRK
TART MARGARET DUFFY. 1017
Fort-st. W Salvation Vrmv.
PRIVATE' INVESTIGATING AND
DETECTIVE WORK DONE RT EX -
PERT MALE AND FEMALE OP
ERA TI VFP I* >ME«TIC TROUBLES
A SPECIALTY. REST OF LEGAL
SERVICES.
Sterling Secret Service
701-3-2 CONOR E-S RI.DO MAIN 2*58
UK xi i" i xTT;"4n*i*4rßn Mill;*
DON’T SHOP
for thet house or lot without
DICKINSON’S GUIDE
In your pocket Mailed ..n request
Department T. Dickinson'*: Detroit.
KOK SALK—rtHMI
10 ACR-teS
Adjoining Wavne, house, ham chlck
. n hou.*e, granary., 4d rods f font age
on road A bargain with $i,900
down.
MAIA)NEY-CAMPBELL REALTY CO.
60 4 Ere* Press Bldg.
FLORIDA
Producing oranges and grape fruit, 40
acres center (\f small growing
town: a fortune to someone; over
*,o(>o hexes this year, will sell at
sacrifice ne«-d money for business
In this • It' will arrange terms.
R* - pratTH f'INSTRUCT ION CO..
1307 Majestic Bldg.
Cherry 215 t M;<5610.
SOUTHER\ FARMS ANI)
ORCHARDS
MISSISSIPPI COAST
Taesn and orange groves. 2Vhr pay
enormous pri'fits to development
companies” Buy of owners through
an agent with ordinary real e.state
commissions, who is fully acquaint
ed with condition* of success
through long residence among the
lands for sal- !-'>•• e om Mr, Kills.
BASSETT & SMITH
410 Ford Bldg Tel. Main 2825.
Hurry and You Can Buy
80 acres, nearly all under cultiva
tion. good soil, 8-room house- fuU
basement, large burn, plenty or
outbuildings. windmill orchard,
hors* s, cow *, pigs, chickens, all
farm Implements, together with
hay, grain, corn, fodder, etc. Will
price the whole thing at $5.00u If
sold this w'cek.
D P. WIT,RON.
615 Chamber of Commerce.
SACRIFICE ~
48 seres. I mile* from Marine city.
Mich Will consider good land con
tract or city property. We have
other good farm* for sale or ex
change Sc e us for bargain*.
Michigan Land Cos..
417 Fre. Press Bldg Cad. 8215.
52 ACRES ’
40 mile* from Detrott. one mile from
iht town of Rrtghton. on good
roads, tine building, good land, fine
for chicken* and fruit. A bargain.
»**■ 1,1 or trade. Walnut 1326-M.
MAT.DNES < AMI BELT. REALTY CO..
58 4 Fre*. Pres* Rldg.
FARM buyers send for "Piper’s Farm
Bulletin " It's free Many bargains
W. C. Piper. Holden bldg.. Detroit
FUN UNCIAL
WE BUY
LAND CONTRACTS
MEANS *• WADE
11.10 Majestic Hdg,
BOAHDjtKj ROOYI.
A VICK clenn room with breakfast
•nd dinner ff>r three gentlemen
who would appreciate good home
with private family. 240 Hibbard.
Hickory 1552-R.
ro WENT'—SOO*k
HOTEL FRANKLIN
Oor I,arned and Bate«-sts. Make rour
home for the winter at the Hotel
Franklin. Special weekly rate*
from $4 to |lO.
FURNISHED RgCmK large light,
steam heated, private home, with
phone, near Grand Belt line; ree
soneble. Call North «871-M.
Hannan Rental Agency
A free ilet of houses and flats Call
In person at the oldest snd largest
real estate exchange In Michigan.
1 McORAW BLDG
TO HKXT-FLAT*
FIVE R'OMS ?4 MerrlU-sve.. block
from Hamilton line.
Six. rooms. $34 Fleld-ave
MICHIGAN LAND CO.
41? Free Press Bldg. Csd 8311
CENTHAJ* HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT
—7 room*, bath, front J *rch. *t«*am
b-a* Phom Walnut 4iM W.
FORRENT
BEAUTIFFT* 5-room lower flat. I*9
Hamifton-ave., block e«*t of Wa
terworks park Phone Cherry 2104
or Market 5510.
HK\L KHTITK OPI'ORTt \ITIK< RR.4I. ESTATE OV 1*0(1 Tt XI 1 11' *• It F\ I I*>r4l» OPPORTt 11TIKS •
HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL
BEGIN THE NEW YEAR RIGHT
New Year Bargains
WATERWORKS PARK DISTRICT *
94-MIKE CIRCLE HAMILTON AVE.
2 4-fi.mllr brlrk * room, and bath wti **« ■ . -\ ar«t•• bal*n«rt'f*r apt
•Ida; *o.*l rar l»n**a; •<>rfu*thtn* for fnT**l*n*ra. 11.000 j r , 2 rln+U. (n i*> »! .•* ■i h ’ > ofd A No. 1 con
down/ ln<om* |1 4aa. x ■ tton; v*ry • '«>*> l*fW'
t y l 4 GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY;
N**w l-fumllv brink v#*n«vr « loom* and *uln tarlor ft*.thw "rt! ?> I*. 1 1 * f> 1 flt' Plk*'*. brainrd nnd
pan**!***! dinlna room flat* on thr a».-on4 flAor with »nn par let* - " ‘’•apt garair** n«>t[nni*n
r/\ j *-t ;oft ft. of .l*■.ff*'raon, on* of tha mo*t beautiful rtrrrl.*
WE ARE GOING TO MOVE. LARGER BUSINGS DEMANDS LARGER QUARTERS.
WATCH THE PAPERS FOR NEW ADDRESS.
C, L. JACKSON if
Hickory 2085, " f.12 Drexel BNdL
MOWKV TO 1.04*
3% Money 3%
To build, lo pay off mortg.ige, to buy:
let us explain to you. Either
writ* »s ■ ull,-<l^wrv
of America lr.So Uenoborot bldir
LA NT) C<)NTH A < TSIiOI (, H I
Quirk and sntlsf ijj <* ,
EBERT, 309 Majestic Bldg.
LAND CONTRACTS
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
MARION
«10 CH Ul or COM PAP «m
MONEY TC7LOAN
ON VACANT LOTS
Liberal loalns on r*al estate, second
mortgage realty loans Will buy
equities In vacant lots and im
proved property.
EBEP.T, 309 Majestic Bldg.
START 1917 RIGHT
PAY YOUR BILLS
Start the new year with a Clean slate
Owe only one place. We will innkr
you a loan on your furniture,
piano, horses anti wag ns, etc You
can repay us In easy payments to
suit your income.
135 00. TOTAL COST »S "0
(FOR 4 MONTHS)
v
f#on*er or shorter time *t the same
proportionate Ugal } rat*s Costs
nothing; to Investigate.
Call, write or telephone
STATE LOAN CO.
UTIT F!/V>R PENOBSCOT BLDG.
ROOM 1106 45 FORT ST WEST
PHONE CHERRY
LICENSED AND PONDED TO THE
STATE OK MICHIGAN.
Land Contracts Bought
Quick and satisfactory deals
EBERT, 309 Majestic Bldg.
CONSTRUCTION T/IANR-L Ib« ra t
amount* J F Weber. 204 Oratlnt
Land Contracts Bought
Quick and satisfactory deals.
EBERT, 309 Maestic Bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN *
ON VACANT LOTS
Liberal loans on real estate.
Second mortgage realty loans
We buy and sell equities In vacant
lots and improved property
EBERT, 309 Majestic Bldg._
WE RUT USD CONTRACTS.
Detroit Land Contract Cos.
618-613 Hammond Bldg. Cad 691*.
FOR SALIC—ACREAGE
NEW ROYALOAK
CAR LINE
10 acres, only 400 feet from new
Royal Oak car line, on the or* MU*
mad Ripe for subdivision. Terms
extraordinarily easy. Don't delay.
<mr prl » is right Call owners.
ROSS-BOOTH CONSTRUCTION CO.,
1307 Majestic Bldg
Cherry 2154 Market 5510
HIGHLAND PARK
Near Ford's, two-family brick veneer
flat, corner lot, near car, school
and stores, all modern conveni
ences 5 large rooms, sun parlor
and hath and finished basement,
each hot air h*at.
Also four frame 2 family flats, build
ing, 6 rooms each, all conveniences,
close to above. Reasonable prices
and easy term*.
BASSETT & SMITH
410 Ford hl.lg Tel Mnln 2*25,
BimiXICM OPPORTI JIITIKI BUSINESS OPPOHTUfIITI**
Bookkeeping and Auditing
Can take on several more sets of books. Will audit, open or
adjust books and keep in good business shape, calling daily
or as needed] You should know your financial condition.
Small charge for my services.
J. W. FARRINGTON
rUBUC ACCOUNTANT
1307 Majestic Bldg. * 'Phone Cherry 2154
FOH 9ALB—VACANT LOT* rOR SALB—VACANT I.OT*
\
Special New Year’s Offering
JOHN R. AND NEW ROYAL OAK CAR LINE
SUBDIVISION
THKMC LOTS. ACCORDING TO OUR PT.XN, COST YOU AS A MKMRBE
or THE
SYNDICATE
, $275 i
ATJ. T.AROF, T.OT , » 4" FT AND Lp. O/ T OCR PT \N \M> rARTirt-
PATE IN THE PROFITS LOTS AIMOiSIViV M ( C I.T.rNC,* FOR
n.oas and rr for i uutup. u jm i matiov \r»r-i i- r<x a.
NO. 4*. TIMES.
ONE CENT
A WORD
AND
WORTH IT'
TO Hit II4MIR—KARR*
KM hang:: farm. STOCK and
TOOLS
Tw«> w- <k« igo 1 advertised 57 acre*
17 mib «• t of Detrot* as * "Rare
Opp r on v winch It c- rtalnly
ne
money. !*•*<■. 27 1 listed another
farm of 7<> «i re* only \ miles from
i arllne w th a fall S-room house,
quite « g i SbxiO barn, «». • • e
icres of go.id!
■ f
new a< • d>rig.*"“TtC,» -oil runs from a
-and’. | nin t* a (duck ard day
loam With the farm go** ou «
n o pa I «if mule 1 5 COWS, 3
h-dfer brr and -ow, A shoats. 1
gee <•!, 7’’ to In) chickens, new grain
binder, gra <* reaper, wagon, rack
and b :> • slightly used corn
hinder drill and al. necessary tool*.
Everyth nr: ■ >mj let* fur M.oort;
11.6 will e*< hange for
a hou < r two-family flat on east
si la. W. : p \' long, easy terms on
I alan> e If • u ’■ nnt a good farm
rtiat v ill rapidly Inereas- In value
lose n’. t me, but close the deal on
EYSTER, THE FARM MAN
r.o; Majestic Bldg,
WANTED—REAL ESTATE
Will Pay Cash for Equities
In vacant h>t anil Improved property,
or bargains In real estate. Quick
deals a specialty
EBERT, 3Q9 Majestic Bldg.
. -L- 1-1 m- \
\V ANTED—» ARM*
WANTED- Tc hear from owner of
good farm for sale Northwestern
Murines Agency, Minneapolis Minn.
WANTED To HEAR from owner of
,good farm for sale. State cash
price nod description, TV E Bush,
Minneapolis. Minn
WATTED—TO ggrH A NOB
CASH
FOR FURNITURE
LAREAU
MAIN 2904
AA ANTKDTOBUY—MISCELLANEOUS
CAsiH for old false teeth, gold crown*,
broken lewelry. diamonds, watches,
ete, full value paid. Liberty Rfg.
Cos. 97 Wopdw'd 4th floor elevator.
ROYAL OAK ILLUSTRATED
MAILED FREE.
VERY INTERESTING; IT SHOW*
ROYAL OAK
Webster-Oliver-Streeter Cos.
1988-60-62 Penobscot BTdf. Cad. 8440.
Hill MALE—MOTORCULKI
GARAGE, $46.55 *
Promjpt shipment and quick ereettoti
make this Aladdin garage a bar
gain. For further information call
107 Ford bldg. Phone Main «•««.
- _ ‘ ———■
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH
BEEF, ETC., WANTED
Sealed propoaalt will be received
by the Board of Wayne County Sup
erintendents of the Poor until Tues
day. Jan, 1. 1917, at 10 a. m . for
furnishing such Quantities of Freeh
Beaf. Mutton. Pork. etc., eto.. as may
be required and ordered for th# Insti
tutions at Elolse for the year ending
Dec* 3t. 1017. All to be In,strict ac
cordance with specification* now on
file and open to Inspection In this
office;’
The right to reject any and all bide
is reserved.
8. <3. MUTER, M. IX,
President.
H. H. PRENELAUER.
Secretary.
Municipal Court building, Detroit,
Mich., Dec. 18. 1910.
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