The Detroit times. [volume], March 29, 1917, NOON EXTRA, Page PAGE 7, Image 7

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THiKSIIAV. MARCH 29. 1,17.
COUNCIL
HAS CUT OUT
$0,000,000
1
City’s Tax Budget For
1917 Now Under
$38,000,000
ESTIMATES GO
TO BOARD TODAY
Aldermen Allow Addi
tional Land for Wash
ington School
Reducing the intimates of the
board of by nearly $4,600,-
000 Wednesday morning, the coun
cil, aa a committee of the whole, to
data haa cat nearly $8,000,000 from
the $46,000,000 budget. The largeat
cut made by the aldenr.en wan sl,-
000,000. asked for an addition to the
Cess Technical high school The
council approved the report of ita
committee on claima fold accounts
in Its entirety, restoring but one
Item, $30,000, for the purchase of
additional land mirrouudlng the
Washington school, on B-aublen.
near Madlena.
This Item brought out the only
argument over the school hoard es
timates The additional land la
rought In order that several places
of ill-repu’e may be driven from the
vicinity of Ihe school The council
war ln<iln< and to censure Commission
rr Couiens for having permitted
these places t<> flourish. Aid Kronk
expressing ihe opinion (hat the al
dermen should at once order these
places out of existence because of
tlie evil Influences they would have
a tendency to exert on the school
children.
Al»hn a few Items still remnln to
be pasred on by the council before
the estimates are given over to the
board of estimates Wednesday for
final consideration, aldermen who
have been following the rutting of
the estimates closely express the
opinion that the estimates now have
been reduced to shout S3B 000.000
with about $18,000,000 of fhls
be raUed by bond Issue.
ART TREASURE
LEFT BY PRIEST
# With the probate of the will of
Fr Charie* J. flutter, late priaal
of Bt. Anthony's parish, Modnetday
morning. It became known that
Charles L Freer, art collector, haa
pronounced a painting of Joan of
Arc that hung on the walls of the
priest's home a genuine canvas of
Jules LeKebvre and worth about
$28,000
Fr Hutter left his entire estate to
Ft. John A Koelter, of Portland.
Mich., with the request that the
painting and one or two other artl
cles be disposed of for the benefit of
St. Anthony's pariah. Fr. Koeiser
announced that Mr. Freer, who is
an undisputed authority ou art mat
ters and who owns a famous col
lection of Whistlers, bad passed on
the authenticity of the canvas.
painting came to Detroit
rich uncle of Ft Hutter dh'd
In New York, leaving him a large
sum of money and the picture, at
rordtn* to Ft Krneet Van Dyne.
On Fr Mutter’s death little was left
of the inheritance but tha picture.
Oarl Melchera. noted Detroit art
ist, studied under LeFflfctrt
DR. AYERS WILL
SPEAK BEFORE
INGLESIDE CLUB
Dr. lieonard P Ayres, of New
York, rector of the Russell Sage
foundation’s educatjenal division,
will be the speaker at the Ingleslde
club's weekly meeting Thursday
night Dr Ayres Is regarded by
progressive educators as a real
leader of scientific work in the pub
lic schools He Is the author of
many works on educational sub
lecta His subject will be "Detroit’s
greatest school problem." with ape
dal reference to the duties of the
naw seven man school board.
friiittat—<k» *>«m «m Mat fbat
tm Tlwr* He*, —Wain 48V*
HORNBLOWER & WEEKS
- MEMBERS -
New York, Boston and
Chicago Stock Exchanges
Orders Executed In AU Security Markets
J. J. HAYES, Manager
201 Penobscot Building, Detroit, Mieh.
CITES ORDINANCE
TO GAS COMPANY
< omplalnts of rxor mant charge*
(or the installation of gaa servlet
pipes having renewed the office of
Corporation Counsel Dlnfoiuan, he
has called the attention of the De
troit City (las company to the city
ordinance, which requires that the
company shall maintain service
pipes to the lot line of ihe consum
er. end shall charge for laying and
furnishing service pipes from the
lot line to Ihe meter at not more
(ban 15 cents per lineal foot.
Mr. Dlngeman wrote the company
that he failed to see where the
coui|»any had authority to make
such charges as had been referred
to, in the complaints.
MILITIA IS
FIT TO FACE
ANY ENEMY
4 .
Can Now Muster 150,-
000 Highly-Trained
Soldiers
NEW YORK. March 2$ .—An
army of 150,000 men—the national
guard of the United State* —Is on
Us toes awaiting summons. They
are fit and ready from the buckles
on the mules' harness and the
straps on the “papoose packs" to the
Mg six-inch howitzers in the ar
tlllery.
Asa unit the natwauxl guard Is
better fitted for actual war ser
vice than nt any time *vbce the vol
unteers were mustered out after the
Civil war. commanding officers of
the different organnatlons assert
Scores of high officers of guard or
ganizations from everv state In the
Union are here today for the *e#
rlon* of the national guard asso
ciation convention. 7 *
"Our so-called ‘second Hue of de
fense' Is ready to Jump into the
first line. They are ready as they
have never been before," said Gen.
Albert J Imogen, of the Pennzylva
nia national guard today.
On Ih** Mexican border General
lossn i-ommanded the Second Bri
gade of Pennsylvania Infantry and
raw 40.000 guardsmen from eleven
oilier state* being put thru their
tiutning. lie speaks with authority
< n the general condition of the
guard
'in addition to the regulars, we
i>ow have a real arrqy of more than
15U.000 m o readgs at an instant s
notice to spring forward for any
sort of service.
"From the physical standpoint
they could not be In better shape.
Every man is hard and ready for a
hundred-mile hike under' full pack.
"While on the border the artil
lery perfected itself in marksman
ship as they could not have done
under any other conditions. The In
fantry upheld the tradition that
Americans can shoot straight.
"As Important as the condition of
the men Is the Increased efficiency
of our officers. For the first time
in history we had mil divisions in
maneuver*. Our officer* learned to
handle masses of men The long
hikes brought the men np to lop
notch of efficiency.
"The service on the Mexican bor
der made ns an army of seasoned
troops to back up the regulars ’’
FINDS FATHER
DEAD IN VACANT
HOUSE, A SUICIDE
Hunting her father. Charles Bit*
ke. 66 years old. No. 146 Scotten
are., who had been mlsalng for the
las» two days, Mrs. Benjamin Tines
found his lifeless body hanging from
a rafter In a vacant house at No.
641 laHslle-ave . Wednesday. Blfike
had been working as a carpenter at
the J-eflalle-ave. address.
Isaac Freedman Buried.
The funeral of Isaac Freedman.
67 years old. who died In hia home,
No. 150 Maple-st., Tuesday morn
ing. was held from hie residence
Wednesday afternoon, burial taking
place In Machelah cemetery. Mr.
Freedman was a life-long resident
of Detroit, and was well known
thruout the elty. He Is survived by
hie widow. Mr* Yetta Freedman, a
brother, A1 Freedman and four
slater*.
Prfnilma —tb* plain seat kt«S—4hs<
He** —Tlwira J«b Oep«.—Mala 4SM
U. S. WILL
NEED MANY
PHYSICIANS
Detroit Could Provide
500 For the Medical
Corps
For every 100 men who go to war
one doctor ta necessary, according
Ing to military experts. If the
United Btate* should become em
broiled in warfare It will mean that
this country must furnish 10,000
physician* for army of 1,«
000,000
Detroit doctors who have enlisted
us medical reservists Inclutff v the
highest priced physicians In the
city. There are men whose average
Income la from SSO 000 to <75 000 a
>ear who are prepared to go to the
fiont for $3,600 a year or down to
SI,BOO.
Os the 10.000 doctor* needed De
trolt could furnish possibly 500 If
every physician of military age
went to th j front, rhere are In the
tity less than 1.600 physicians.
Many of them ire too old to be ac
cepted by the government for duty
In time of war
Incomes totaling several millions
a year would be cut off in the event
of war, according to one of the most
roted physicians in the city and onb
who will be among the flrs: to go.
If If should become necessary to
mobilize these doctors It will leave
Detroit rather shy of medical talent.
Patriotism, however, was neTer Ft
a higher point (ban now, aod re
cruiting officers report a regular
flood of applicants. The calls wblcb
Lave been published drawing ait ga
tion to the tact tha; botn tbJ army
and navy ueeds m< n have brought
out a great many of the young men
who are ready to fight. lieutenant
Richardson. In r-harge of the naval
recruiting nation at Michigan av*.
and Griswold st. f raid (Wednesday
morning that he was receiving a
high type of applicants, ana they
are coming rapidly. IJeut. Richard
f.on wIU keep the office open until
10 o'clock a? night.
Major F K Phelp* In charge of
the army remitting office at No. 221
Woodward are. has not had ,po
«lal Instructions to speed ’up re
mitting. but he Is doing It. So far
this month he haa had 168 enlist
mi nts, which is more than the total
of last month Most of these were'
enlisted In the last few da>s. IX the
average that has obtained In the
last week applied for the eDtlrt
month the total would be multiplied
by five at least.
The national guard troops are not
behind the regular anAy branches
in recruiting Recruiting officers
are at the armory only in the even
ing, but acceptlble applicants are re
porting there at the rate of at least
25 each night.
MILLIONAIRE IN
REPLEVIN SUIT
John Owen Seeks to RecoveJr
Silverware Worth 11,600
Seized By Sheriff
John Owen, millionaire land own
er and realty operator In Indian Vil
lage property, haa started suit
against the sheriff to replevin $1,600
worth of silverware seized som-*
time ago in satisfaction of a Ju<tg
ment against his wife, Mrs Blanche
Owen, for slander.
Miss Della Carroll, once employed
ar. a maJd In the Owen home, won
her ault against her former mis
treat last summer. Mrs. Owen never
paid the Judgment.* A sealskin coat,
a piano and many piece* of hand
some silverware were taken by
Otto Klanowsky. deputy, on an ex
ecution. x
Owen claims that In levying on
the silver the sheriff took his own
and not hie wife’s property. Be
caiibe of the lack of attachable
property In Mr* Owen's name, Wil
liam Henry Gailagtier, counsel for
Miss Carroll, has declared that he
will have her declared bankrupt,
and then, thru her receiver*, stait
suit against her daughter. Mr* Irene
Gillespie, to whom, he contends,
■he gave all her Jewels.
The replevin were served thru
the coroner, who demanded bond
of Owen. Tbla is the usual
method of recovering property from
the sheriff.
Commission Man Dies.
William R. Rudell. for 25 years a
commission merchant, died In his
home. No. 148 Spokaneat.. Wednes
day morning, after a week s Illness.
Mr. Rudell. who was 60 year* old.
had been connected with the Na
tional Grocer company for the last
15 years He Is survived by his
vldow, two sons, George W. and
Donald J. and three daughters. Mr*
Walter Unbarh and the Mlsse* M,v
rlon and Henrietta Rudell. Funeral
arrangement* have not yet been an
nc anoed
Auto Breaks Boy's Hip.
Joseph Kowalski. 15 years old. No.
1123 Owk.nsn blvd. ess thrown
from his lleyele while rifling on
Wood ward eve., near Fotest, by an
automobile owned and driven bv
Wilton Woollser. No 887 \\ or.**
ward are loung Kowalski was tsk
►n to the Orace hospital, suffering
from a broken hip
DETROIT TIMES
CLEVELAND BOATS
TO START MONDAY
Navigation over iß#» Detroit khd
Cleveland Steamship rout# between
Detroit and Cleveland will opep
Monday, It has been officially an
nounred. The ata.uner Eastern
Plates, In command of Capt. 8 O.
Robinson, will make the first trip
from Detroit, leaving the Thtrd-ave
terminal at 8:80 a. rn The West
ern State*, In command of Capt. la*
C. l>e Nike, will leave Monday night
on the regular schedule at 10:45
o'clock The City of Detroit 111. and
City of Cleveland 111. will he ready
for operatlou about May 1, It la re
ported.
WILL TURN
BARS INTO
TCENTERS
Association Plans To
Take Over Some
Saloons
Converting a saloon In Jo a soeiaf
center for young men where they
may et\Joy clean amusement and
Improve their minds as well, ia par.
of the comprehensive work which
the Detroit Y. M. C. Ala planning
tn Its extension program, for which
$1,000,000 will be raised by public
subscription in a campaign begin
ning April 26.
In fact. It is practically certain
that several places vacated by ea-'
loonkewpars when the state goes
dry, May 1. 1818, wilt actually be
taken over by the Y. M C. A. Some
of them, with billiard tables or
bowling alley*, will be on the roar
kef at a bargain rate, and the De
troit association plan* to take them
over and make them sub-branches
to the seven main branches which
will be built with the $1,000,000 that
la to be raised
These smaller places are charac
terized as "feeders," by Dr. A O.
fttuder. metropolitan secretary o?
thr association. "Our extension
work fn the outlying disfrlcta of
Greater Detroit will be carried on r
in a highly organized manner." said
Dr Studer. "We will organise each
district, with a secretary at the
head of ft. FaoJi district will have
a committee to pick locations for
smaller units th** will be grouped
around the branch W’ith so many
saloons going out of business w*
will have no difficulty In getting
place*. From the matn branches
wc will radiate out Into remote dis
trict*
"The main branches will be lo
rated and organized with particular
attention to the individual needs of
each district TSarh dUKiirt will
have ita gymnasium, billiard rooms
bowling alleys, and some of them
w'H bave dormitories In sections
wheje housing condition* are n«»t
good, and where It Is difficult for a
young man to find a healthy room
In good surroundings, the dormitory
feature will be of great value
“Os course the educational work
will not be overlooked There will
be a residing room and a .lecture
room. While we do not propose to
divide the work of mir Detroit
Technical Institute among the seven
districts. It Is quite probable that
soma courses will be established in
some district*. There may be a dis
trict where there is a particular de
rr and for lessons In drafting, and
In such a case, we would provide
the opportunity for ambitious men. - '
Detroit churches will be a power
ful force In the campaign for sl,
000.000. In more than 3ft churches
on April 28. the morning sermons
will he eliminated so that the con
gregations may hear from able
speakers Just what the campaign
means to Detroit. Most of th
speakers will be secretaries of as
soclations from other cities l>
fltuder has not completed plans frr
this feature, but already many pas
tors have agreed to take part In It.
Among the secretaries who are
sure to be here are I* Wilbur Mo*-
*wr. Chicago; A H Whltford. Buf
falo; R. K. I-wwla. Cleveland, and
Frederick Bhtpr. Pittsburgh
Pradf&ally the same organization
which successfully staged the re
cett Billy Sunday campaign will he
on# of the units that will take part
In the “Y" movement
Mr*. William J. Downey. 60 years
old, waa seriously burned W*«lne*-
day morning when her clothing took
Are as she waa burning papers tn
the rear of her home. No. 294 Frrrv
ave west. Bhe la in Provldenre
hospital In critical condition
■BA A 1 V* ARThli—atll
CIVfl, SERVICE KXAMIN \TI• *NS!
Thursday, April l. 1 So p m
HTEN< •GRAf’HF.RJI Male. Orad* 2-
$1,804.
Friday. April 4, 10 a m
At'TO TRUCK DutVEßfl.
AUTO REPAIRED.*-.
Monday. April I, 10 a m.
TIME KEEP*** It
Tueaday. April 10, * 10 a. m.
OAR EXTBRT
ABHT TAIU* FOREMAN YD T W.)
Thursday. April 12
»*ATR«*|.m«N * is a m
('ITT FIREMEN t p. m
Alt sgi»llcatl'*ns must be filed In per
ron at the nfflec f || tvll Ser
Tic* Commission. Net Bi<> Karwell
lilt- ting, on or bafore ne week ,
fyr>m date for which exim'nstlon l«
railed
\i
„ pi<turf orr.riATiN'i
ea-n l! so an per month «end for 1
<atai .a A. R
r>r*TR»HT VffNVtr H<^f-'W<T.
1254 JKFEEIUW>N AVE F.
W ANTED- Errand hoy Apply Job I
Prlnt'ng Dept Detroit Times. Tl- I
78-f* Rgfley.
HK.I.F rau—MAl N
"opportunity
Heal Us Late Salesmen
We can a«e a few experlenrad and
Inexprrleni-ed aa!*-*men Our prop
erty adjoins the city Itmtts tn North
Woodward district. Wc art Just
about to start a big advertising
and building campaign on our
properties Excellent chances for
advancement. auto aervloe and
e\*-r>- aaalstance given Come In
and have tie explain our sailing
imposition, as we feel we can of
fer you a better propaaltton than
any other company In the city.
Make IJI7 the beat year of your
life flnanetally by Joining the llveat
rolling force m the city. This ts
the opportunity you h*v« bean
waiting for. Aak for aalea man
ager. The Economy Building A
lnveatimnt Cos., 14S0 Penobac.ot
bldg
■ IEI.P W A VrKl> rSMAUI
> ■ ■■■ ■ ■
EXCEPTIONAL
OPPORTUNITY
Excellent working condi
tions. good salaries and many
unusual benefits make the po
sition of telephone operator es
oecially desirable.
The work Is not difficult to
learn. We teach you the busi
ness and pay you while learn
ing. Salaries advanced often.
Sickles* and accident bene
fits paid at stated period of
service. Vacations with pay.
Apply Operators’ Training
School, Madison-ave. and John
R.-st., between 9 a. m. and 6
p. m. Michigan State Tele
phone Cos.
- YOUNG GIRL
Steady employment, come in and see
ua.
MICHIGAN OPTICA!, CO
83 Beacon St.
~GIRL WANTED”
Experienced In edging lenses by
hand
MICHIGAN OPTICAL CO.
83 Beacon St.
WAXT»DT«*tY—MUCELUKKOPI
CASH for old falaa Oath, gold erowsa
broken Jawalry. diamonds, watebaa.
etc., full value paid I.lberty Rfg
<v. WooAa'd. *th door elevator
—i a .t 1 . i, i ■———a
WANTED—RKAI. ESTATE
WE HAV E
BUTKPJR FOR FA« Tr*niEg. FROM
* 0(VO FT. IT IF TOUR FACTORY
IS H’R HALF OR I.KAHH! LET US
HAVE 1.1 ST INO for gUICIC AC
TM* CAf.f. Mft VfANNTNO, FAC
TORY PKFARTMFNT
Kirby-Sorge-Felske Cos.
1417 PISTE RANK BI>PO.
MAIN 377
W AKTF.D—FARM*
bM Al 4. FARMii WANTED
I to 10 or 21 acrea within 40 mllaa
of Detroit, with or without stock
and Implement* Send full particu
lars.
ROSS LAND CO.
Michigan a Greatest Farm Agency.
1001 Penobscot bldg Pnona Cad lilt.
TO *Bl*T— ttOllKl
A A A.A A.JLA.A.
Hannan Rental Agency
A fraa list of l ouse* and flats. Call
tn paraoD at oldest and largest
real estate exchange In Michigan.
1 IfrdRAW BUTI4>INO
■IW I ll—w-r m . ■
v TO HlC.VT—Mooaas.
HOTEL FRANKLIN
Cor Larned and Batea-ata, Make roar
home for the winter at tb* Hotel
Franklin fpeolal weakly rata*
froas $4 to 114
fORIALE—HKMUXUX PROPER) f
JUDSON BRADWAY CO.
2-FAMILY APARTMENTS
Virginia Ave.—413,500
Each apartment haa alx rooms, three
bedrooms, flnlahed In white and
mahogany; hrlch fireplace, lot 40x
174.
Burlingame Ave.—sl2,ooo
Each apartment haa alx ronma. fin
ished tn white and mahogany, brick
fireplace, lot 40x136
Gladstone -Ave.—s9,3oo
Rtieh veneer construction five rooms
and reception hall In ea< h apart
ment; lot 40x141.
Rosedale -Ave.—s9,ooo
Rrlck v*n«er. ea<h apartment haa
aljr rooms and hath location near
Woodward make* thl* apartment a
very good renting proposition.
Philadelphia Ave.—slo,ooo
Brick veneer; six rooms In each
apartment; steam heat; tile hath
and tile fireplace, lot 40xi2< hard
to dupllcat* this for beauty and
prkt
Euclid Ave.—s9,soo
Brick veneer, slate roof, each apart
ment has five rooms and hath
Westminster Ave.—s9,6oo
Brick vanear construction; six moms
IP each apartment
Clairmount Duplex—s9,6oo
• Near Second
let 5* feet afx morn# e»n ssrnpd
floor, flv# rooms on first floor: oak
floqra and flnlah, owner will accept
$9.840 cash: quick sale.
JUDSON BRAD WAY CO.
13$ Majestic bldg Matn 45.
Member Detroit Real Estate Board.
FOR IMMEDIATE
v SALE
LIST YOUR
VACANT
RESIDENCE
DOWNTOWN & FACTORY
SITE PROPERTY
WITH
HOMER WARREN & CO.
1227 Chamber of < ’ommtfpt
s4.7oo—Rungalou $4,700
This bungalow Is modern In every
detail located near Ford plant.
Email payment down and the bal
ance Ilk-- rent '’all us today. Call
The Asam-Richnrdson Cos.
410 Moffat Bldg
$1,200 DOWN
TWO FAMILY
$1,200 DOWN
Sit rooms. 3 bedrooms, finish oak.
white enamel and mahoganv; thor. J
cughlv modern. Half block to
Hamilton car Call Cherry *44.
The Asam Richardson Cos.
410 V.ffYat Bid*
2-MILE ciri i E
S2BOO
Sit-room, two.story frsm- cr
pa- #d street, for orilr f: I'*' l
1500 down and $24 monttilv Th>•
will go quick. SO See US *t Ones If
vou want a bargain
nFTftr.lT RF47.TY *FBVTCF
117 Free r. -ne Bid* Cherry *B4
* ANTED—RKBIDKNCK PRitrißTl
FARRAND PARK
Moot ftrtl)Oi' liou*f on thin beautiful
11 lg bland Part) *« **-et I «ff* *•»*-
n»r lot, double nHruge, |1 5,000 with
r*a»< nabl* term*.
DETROIT REALTY SERVICE.
31? Fre«* Prt'M Blili Cherry Tit.
DANDY HOME
Sernl-bungalnm, northwest section.
Just completed: fireplace, French
doora. ulei-plng porch, decorated
easy terms Owner, Oarfleld SM-M
6-ROOM HOUSE $687
Material for a six-room Aladdin
Readi-Out Bungalow furnlahed at
thla price. Phone or call at our
office for a copy of *h# I*l7 cata
log showing plana and prices for
over 100 different homes The Alad
din Cos.. <«7 Ford Bldg. Phone
Vain 414.
30 FT. FLAT SITE—SI,O2S
Alt Improvements In and Included In
price R*ad% to build on |SOO will
handle. Call Cherry 46*
The Asam-Richardson Cos.
410 Moffat Bldg
17.400
I-famlly, atucco, up-to-date, and ga
rage q hlo«-k from .Teffrraon,
IS,tOO ca«h. balance on time
K. KREIBICH
100 OrDwold-at . Boom 101
OP S. E. ft UR.NKR
SIX ROOM HOUSE
North Hamilton Section
1500 nah will handle thla dandy
home. Three tine hedrooma. Large
living room, diningroom and kitch
en flnte* . and In oak, white enamel.
Built right Price fS.fOO. Faey
monthly payments. Call Cherry
46*
The Asnm-Richnrdftd^T'o.
410 M fTat Pldg
$6,000 2 F AMTLY 56,000
NORTH WOODWARD
Mew frame ,inpd*x. •■v room* un. five
rooma linwn gr»x electric light, hot
air h*-»t fi 111 an enl range
email d>>wn pa\m»»il e*nv monthly
payment* Ce 1 ' Cherrv 44*
The Asam-Rirhardson Cos.
410 Mjfet Bldg
Would a Met of be«t hargntna In
DETROIT UFA’ F'TATR
▼scant and Improved tntereat you?
mcKivanva gvide
gives you this mailed on request.
TMcktneon's. Dept T. Detroit.
mbw,wi .r: ■ air .Jga:r -zs
BtMI. ICITATW OITOWTHIITtKI
MAKE SI,OOO
Get Your Ix>t Now
in the
GREEN SUBDIVISION
Down and Monthly
FROBF.RTT LTEH INSIDE OF THE
I.TMIT** BFTITFIIN FORD
mtWAY AVP ORAVP RIVKR
AVf. INQi .HR *O4 CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE OR tilt OR AMD
RTVER-ATE CALL CKIRRT 14Tt
OR TV.Af.WT >l4
FOR lALB-TACART LOTS
Special Notice to Small Real
Estate Investors
I want a few peopla to join me In
the purrbaae of a large block of
lota. You cwn bay one lot or more,
making your Inveatment Independ
ent These lot* can he bougnt at
a area!) price and eaay terma If
taken at rrnr-r and 1 *ay the price
will jump many times it* present
value In a very short time, for
there la a reaeon for this Jump In
price, and I will tell same |o you
if you will call at my office. Don't
watt, a* my time I* limited on thla
property. I will back up thla state
ment regarding the Increase In
price personally
MR. JOHNSON.
The Johnson Vacant Property
Company
44-45-46 McGraw Bldg,
"GRATTOT AVE.
$25 ADVANCE*
on all lota after Sunday. April 1.
Highly reairlt-tad sub. with all 1m
provementa; concrete pavement,
•ewer. water, cement walks, maple
tree*, ornamental afreet light*,
large Jot* and only 4H mllaa rfom
city hall; lb* down. 1 per cent
monthly Including Interest, DON'T
WAIT; mall In slip at ones for
full particular*.
MAMK
ADDREBN .
Waddell &. MacDonald
505 Chamber of Commerce,
< 1117 IIRY ilia
UNRESTRICTED CORNER
Ferndale and Oreen. 40*100. See Mr,
Betka.
Kirby-Sorge-Felske Cos.
1417 Dime Bank Bldg Main 577.
WILL pay cash for vacant lots,
houses, flats, stores, acreage,
real estate equities, I>and con
tracts bought; quick and sat
isfactory deals.
SI FT JROQUOIB near Kercheral.
1240.
50-ft . Burns. near Ooethe. |lB3
40-*t., Bemtnole, near Goethe, 1115.
FIIFP PATf7USON A CO..
1244-8 Penobscot. Cherry 5024.
NORTHWEST VACANT
Philadelphia W..; 8 good lots. 51 250
each, terma
Rochester, near Wild#m*re. |4OO.
Arcadia, near Grand Ftl\*r
restricted aingl- re*iden<c* f.
Erie, near Tlreman. 40 ft |J ono.
ALEX WATSON
80S HAMMOND TTLPH.
Ferndale & Central—Comer
Call Mr. Hetke with
Kirhv-Sorge-Felske Cos.
14TTTmi‘r* Tlsn* FTTr M*Ki. 57*7.
Would a list of beat bargains In
DFTROfT RF\L ESTATE
vacant and Improved, Interest you?
GUIDE
gives you thla Milled on request.
rrf" t dftrott.
BARGAIN!
N F corner E-rndal* and Casper.
11* feet. f»> * Mr Betke.
Kirby-Sorsre-F'elske Cos.
1417 Dime Rank PMr Main 777.
CARPENTER* BUILDERS. plana
and estimates furnished; Jobbing
promptly attended to
TlP"** K AND C, A DUKE.
44 Mr-Oraw PMg Phone Cad 2*44
FOR RAl.r,— Rl MS ERR PROPKRTY
Ferndale Business Comers
Htvs flv# r*adv for bualrttis
Mm ki H** Mr. H*tk* with
Kirby-Sorge-Felske Cos.
HIT » ' Park Bldg Main 277
roa salm—4 \ *i> ratmucN
I CANNOT continue to carry all my
varant lot contract* and will sac
rifice one or two equities In ex
/"< hang* for roa Irter or light tour
car B-x A-..3, Times
rt»H IAI.I'e-> 4CTORV PICKS
FACTORY SITES
TWO ACRES
on r M ItV NKV7 PINNA BELT.
SEVEN ACRES
ON M (' in* MAIN LINK
A
l>e* rattle eite inside 2'x-mil# Circle
op inner belt
City & Suburban Homes Cos.
tee GRISWOLD-ST
r«»H *4 I t—RHIDRiri FRnrgRTT roRRALR—RHIIIRIIM >RII*MWWf *
NO INTEREST -NO TAXES [
SIOO.OO fc!a» If
TROITNOP.TIf WOOTVwEtD AND GRANT* RTv- W
T\ .w K WAIJI TO CAR* *p4IKK OF I
L/OWn c l A~m>STH ANt> LaTOC ‘ il, * L,CT,L Wb# DOWN. •»>
Why tt'e cheaper than paying rent and Inataatf ot
rm !F a,o »‘4l r In tne landlord's pocked RMp
will b* putting It in your hams, which Is eren bud
tar than putting H In tha bank. No at* par <'«nt
SOA AA tntarast or tax** to eat up your payments alt her.
vbXl| llw I have been in th« building bustnese fer a number
nf years and am abls to offer you this saeeptloiiM
A bargain only bn-aua* of my enormoue purehaataff
5/f r\ 4- L» ot materlsla sic. I even buy my lots wh»M>
MOntn ***• from OWNRg In order to save you tha
apeoulatuKs profit# that 1 may be able to . Iftr you
this DANDY BUNG A LOB’ AND IX»T FDR . >NLT
,ao A no taxm(
NO INTEREST.
I also build 8 and 5 - room bungalows on same tertußL
Com* down to my offle* at if Mrlswold-st. the M n
thing In the morning and let me ahow you tha
plans for the#e dandy little homes, a* 1 have aufef l ‘s
a Umlteff number of lot* left and they won't last
long Ddw’t be disappointed—come dr>wa either In
the morning or In the evening, after w<Wk. I ffll . *
be here to talk things over and show you the plana. t
Wm. Burnham Phil Peters, Mgrr.
BUILDER OF MODERN HOMES
92 Griswold St
yoi SALK-I SCANT LOT* FOR RALE—VACANT LOT*
Committee Approves Park Site on Joy Road
3-26-17
Itoundad by Joy Road. Wlldemer*. Quincy and Clalrmotmt Avennaa
and we offer the only piece of subdivision property adjacent
to the park, selling at subdivision price*. L9 r £ down and 1 %
per month, including interest.
No lot more than half block from D eiter Boulevard.
An exceptional opportunity. Take advantage of it. Call
Cherry 669.
THE ASAM-RICHARDSON CO., 410 MOFFAT BLDG.
FOR RAl.R—Fill'll
VERO, FLORIDA
WIIERJC THE FAMOUS IN
DIAN RIVER ORANQE* AND
GRAPEFRUIT ARE GROWN.
$39 —Round Trip—s 39
Join our SPECIAL EXCUR
SION April ». 'la QUEEN A
CRFBTENT ROUTE
Lecture and Stereopticon
Views 1
will be given eyery day and
evening "TRE WtNTFR
GARDEN OT AMERICA" will
be given away free.
C. E. GRUENINGER
Room 2*. Normandie Hotel.
Phone Cherry >O. Detroit.
THE ONLY COMPANY THAT
DARK SHOW A govern
ment REPORT
30 ACRES
ottered at remarkably low flgura
.wing to 111 health Located In
rapidly-growing district near Flint
rar line and within 80 minutes'
running time from Ford's Motor
Cos. Apply to L D. Thomson. 11l
Free Presh bldg.
bend for our farm catalogue |
containing 144 farm bargains with
in 59 miles ofihatroiL
EYSTER, The Farm Man
507 Majestic Bldg
FARM buyers send for "Piper*a Farm
Dullsttn “ It's free Many bargains
W C Piper. Holden bldg. Detro't
J> ti a| > Kas OPPORTI ■ITTICS
1 want some ONF. who la willing 1
to Invest In a well-eatabllshed real
estate business, with or without
their service*. Now paying big
money. 1 need more capital to
(lnan.-e the spring business. Will
fire best security and reference#;
1.000 required for half Interest
Call and have a talk with me. you
will he satisfied Bo* RC-4. Times
POd SALK—ACRKAUK
ACREAGE FOR BALE—2O acres, ell
lag# of Wayne, ripe ror platting.
Not far from tha new automobile
plant and River Rouge.
K. KREIBICH
100 Orlewold-at . Room 208.
OR 8 K WKRNKR.
POM SALE—NISCKt.LAMBOI S
SODA FOUNTAINS
STORE FIXTURES
of all kinds manufactured and Bold
direct to retail trade We use
10.000 sq. f L for displaying our
sample* Whow eases counter#,
shelving, wall <'**•» etc. "Quality
and price# our auec**# "
DET STORK FIXTURE CO.
14-80 Catherine near Gratiot and An- ‘
tolne Bte. Cad 4782.
8154 FOR HTTNEB PIANO- Rih
m Hern cas*; Circassian walnut;
srlendld condition, §a eel lone.
Easy terms I.*at week of Bale.
Special bargain. GRTNNELL
24$ Woodward.
WALL BfiARD. plaster board. r»-
m'nl, cinders, order now. H. H.
Dickinson Cos.. Grand 5715
Rix'MK—Furniture ret rooms e<>iu
plet# 81 week Sumner Mirh A «th
BTNGER PIANO—OnIy 9171; regular
8375 style beautiful walnut thor
oughly modem Easy terms, fall
or phone at one*’
RROB Branch. 87 Monroe.
T\-newriters—Late Models
Underwood.' Corona
Royel, Smith, Remlhg
flHK u>n. HO to 170, or rent
| ! to DETROIT
JpRO '-v ;g writer CO . leo
dHj* . - ave near
i Woodward. Main 41*8
REGfNA GUM MACHlNE—Operates
music disc and drops stick of gum
with every penny. * tunes free
with bo*. Will soon pay for Itself
Regular pr|c# fto. week of
sale 812 takes It. GRINNELL
BRc*R Branch, 57 Monro#.
1 I
TYPEWRITERS, AIJ. MAXES NEW I
AND USED. 130 to 580 Largest
stock, easy terms Renting fl 5* I
up Call No 7 Campus, next De- I
trolt opera house Cadillac 1196. 1
T<>N AH AR P BARGAIN -One slightly
used, 830 style; beautiful flamed!
red maple raae. goes this last **-k
of our big sale at |lB 50 GRIN
NEt,L BROS Branch. 87 Monroe.
SODA FOUNT ATNL. new and #e«d;
steam iCV atore furn »i.e*,. cof
fee erne Easy terms. ()ep Marsh
Cos. I* East Atwater-st Mato 4781
STORAGE furniture nearrr new bar
gain price brnintr Oo M>cq A 4th.
pi»i i.try *xn rrr*
“WANTED iiABBHS
AND WIIITK fIATB
We n«v the h chest pri.es f,. r first- f
t-ls.sa «to* k Uorr*ep"n«tence isllrlt- |
-d Edward*, the B.rd Bt* re. 129 .
Mich gan-ave. Detroit
r<>l* >• A i,K Beautiful Frenoh r->odle |
D >g. l* months old male Hemlock 1
444 -J. 1
■OMIT TO LOAN
JOIN THE LEAGUE
Then you oan obtain
3% MONEy 3%
to buy or build a borne, par off that
mortgage, repay same In small
monthly payments (less than read.
Write or call
Co-Operative Leajrue of
America
155* Penobscot Bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN ’
ON VACANT LOTS
Liberal loans on real aetata
Second mortgage realty loans
Will buy equttlee la vacant lot* amd
improved propertjr.
EBERT. 309 Majestic Bldg.
BUILDING LOANB
Oat ready for that new home op Bat
tn the spring, if you own a lot wa
will loan you all tha mows* to
build.
MBA NS * WiDt
Mortgage Banger*
111*-1 lit Majestic bldg.
CONTRACTS booght
Quick and satisfactory deals.
EBERT, 809 Bldg.
OORSTROCTIOR LOAN*—LI b•f a I
amount* J. F. Weber B*4 watkL
W 1 Birr LAIfD CONTRACTB*
Detroit Land Contract Ca
Bit-11l Hammond Bid*. Cad Mlft,
—' T*'
rpHQLancmse
We will reupholster your/r*
5- Piece Park>r Suite Isn | •§
5-Pc. Parlor Suite In tap-w I /
estry or leather. Frames I w
polished like new and AM
new spring U necessary ..
Couch reupholetered In *C /Mi
tapestry or leather
Davenport reupholstered tf*Q
In tapestry or leather iP^f.VAJ
Phone, write or call and our rep
resentative will call wlOi full lino
of samples Work guaranteed.
Reliable Upholstering Cos.
14 Jefferson Ave. Phone Cad. 144*, <
rtMoitst
DO YOU want YOUR
SORE LEGS
HEALED?
If so. w# heal them
right and reasonable. ~ 3
,t doe# not matter 1 Mm g
how bad or how old 3
your ease mav be. ndFl w
We are tbe onfy p< |uM \ 3
• Muon of these reme- gj 1
dice in Michigan, and I CT .1 f
are not sold anywhere I \Al| ;
else. I JE 9|4
Varicose Veins Pw»ll- 1 W II j
Ings or other Unit' 1 Q|l
troubles are best sup- \ w -
wiu th« \>Jl t
Cor lias Lared V3j / •
Stockings W/ <
Thu sre wabfcabte. DQI «
ad jiHrtable. c*x*l. dur- J. 1
able and economical. ml e
Cost only 1154 each uff \
or 18.50 for two of "
■•me Ask for M RF »*
meaeuremant blink 5
All Information free.
DETROIT CORLISS
LIMB BPFCTAI TY CO
4|l rorr»r OrsileL
Detroit Savlnga Bank Bldg I
Phone Ridge Its. Lady Attendant I
Office hours. 9 to 5 daily, except I
Sundays {
NOTICK—If any p«ro firl I# la
trouM*. ne*<lin* a»l*lr« frlanlahla
or help. writ* or call on HECP t-
TART MAH) AftKT OT’KFT. Iwt7
rri't-it it -tatva'ina ‘ -mr
LOST %ATD rot ao
T.onT !<«»■»* envelop# artdr*«*#d ttj
F \< Town»-*n<l contain n# patent
drawln*# Return Immediately to
Not#: rttatUr Information clerk. M
rewai and.
»T°«AUKAJIDfAItTAB«^
CENTRAL NTORAOE CO, mwefflL
packing. fireproof, ra'e# rtahl IW*
tor viui for • ibar baa aerlagi
Phone Oa.l ua« «»
jEm ~ HHos7 »tora«o. '*arta#* Mil
Facbtaa O flloa Ilf A~fr#4 eT¥«* KW
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