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LITTLE STORIES FOR BEDTIME
By THORXTOX W. BVRGEKB.
Peter Rabbit Saves Bobby Coon.
(Copyright. Hit. by T. W. Burgess •
There an* heroes who ere heroes
Fl ret In thought amt then In (act.
Others are made into hero#*.
Quite by acrldent In text.
Heal heroes are those who do
bttve deeds knowing ail the time
>u»t what they are about, what
risks they art* taking, what will
happen If they fall, and yet doing
the brave deeds Just the same. The
other kind of heroes are not real,
true heroes at all, but are treated
as If they were and are made Just
a» much of as If they were. They
are the onee who do what aeetn to
be brave deeds, but which In truth
haven't been planned at all, but
have been done unintentionally.
People who In trying to save their
own lives happen to save the Uvea
of others always are called heroes
and are looked up to and made
much of when In truth they are nog
heroes at all.
Peter Rabbit Is this kind of a
hero He saved Bobby Toon's life.
At least Bobby Coon Is kind enough
to aay he did Anyway be made It
possible for Bobby to escape from
angry Buster Bear So Peter Is
called a hero and has been made
much of. FTverybody says that he
was very, very brave. But right
down In bis own heart Peter knows
that he doesn't deserve any of the
nice things said about him. Troe,
he did save Bobbv Coon, but he
didn't do tt purpoeely. No, sir, he
dldnt do It purposely Perhaps he
might have If he had thought of It.
but he didn't think of It. What he
did wasn't the result of thinking
and planning at all, but of not
thinking, of carelessness and heed
leesness If you please But It made
a hero of Peter In the eyes of his
friends and neighbors Just the same
You see it was this way:
When Buster Bear tore open the
♦all old stump In which Bobby Corn
* .»s sleeping Peter had been wateh
g from behind a big tree. He had
< **n Buater Pear lose his temper.
Ife had seen Bobby Coon climb
the big tree wph B ister after him,
growling fiercely. He had seen
Bobby Jump over Into the Blender,
young tree growing near, and Bus
ter Bear promptly drop down and
rush over to the foot of that young
t:ee before Bobby could ge* down
onl of 1L It was aJI terribly nxelt-
Irg Peter's heart was all with
Bobbv Coon Peter's heart always
lr with the one who Is being hunt
ed, no matter who It Is. even when
It Is Reddy For with Bowser the
Hound at hls heels
When Buster Bear heran tn shale*
that slender young tree, frying to
shake Bobby Coon out of it, Peter
forgot everything but hla destre to
see what would happen From
where he was behind that big tree
he ronldn't clearly eee Bobby Coon
lr she top of the alepder young
tree 80. quite forgetting that he
night be in dancer himself, Peter
hopped out from behind that l>!g
tree to try to find a place where he
could see better In hla curiosity
and excitement he heedleaaly for
got to watch hla stepe. and trod
on a dry ltk*‘k that broke with a
Pttle snap
Now, no ope tn all the Green F<rr
est has keener ears »han Buater
Pear. In sptte of the fact that hls
attention was ail on Bobby Coon,
he heard that little snap and whirled
like a flash to see what had made
tt. There aat round eyed Peter
Rabbit staling with all hla might.
Without pausing an Instant Buster
Sprang for Peter Ha wonld make
very good eating, ai Buater well
knew, and a rabbit on the ground
was better than a coon he couldn't
shake out of a tree.
Peter dodged Just In time, and
with a squeal of fear away he went.
fI«M Kiisfes Telephone Directory!
DETROI Irt iMUS’I KhLiADi-T LLblNlbSa AAU
DETROIT TIMES RECOMMENDS THE FOLLOWING BUSINESS PEOPLE TO ITS READERS:
Artificial Flowers
r. 3 Daall, HOH r»rmM Cad. till.
Auto—Bicycles
Auto Cycl* f'jpply Cos. II <M RWtr W
Architects
ton Ia Kimjitr, 7*l rtna Arts. 1C 4itl
C F. J. Baraoa. Tl 4 Kr«*«« B M IS 17
W C, Palmar! 111! David Whltaoy H
7 UWfK)N MIUL.Br!
II Ooabal Bldg Main ISM.
7E. Mill* A Mon. TlO. Kra• g• bTdg”
Baths
Bloom. B a M fnat II Madtaon
Beauty Parlors
Mr> H King 107 Flna Arta Ch y TIT
Bird Store & Supplies
Edwarda Bird Stora 111 Mirk* M Mlf
Business College*
Dot Com ! Col.. »0« Ortawotd. M_ mm
Bed Bug. Roach F.x terminator
Am Janitor Supply Cos Main lIM
H n Hy try Cos., Rldga 1011-R
Cartage A Trucking
•on Auto Cartaga Po. North IOC.
Chiropractic Physicians
O W Wtkan.l-r !> P Padilla «n7
J A Aah ford D p. 1.71 tJrat R 111|
Jr J. ih«rm*n. D C .
Chiropodists
Q. A. Sonadtet. 11l VT otrl Ch SMI J
APRIL 1917.
Peter Dodged Juat In Time.
Upperty-ltppeety-Up, twisting, dodg
tng. running with all hla might,
and after him crashed Boater Bear
How he did with that he hadn't
been ao curlona. but had gone home
to the dear Old Brier Patch when
he should bavel He was too fright
ened to *V W when Buater Beer
gave up the chase, but kept right
on running. Asa matter of fact,
Ri.atnr didn't chase him far He
knew that Peter was too nimble tar
him to catch In a tail-end race Bo
presently he gave up and hurried
bach. Bobby Coon was nowhere Ir.
sight. He bad taken the chance to
climb down from that tree and run
away. By leading Boater off for
Just those few minutes Peter had
saved Bobby Coon, and tho h *
hadn’t done It purpoeely, he got the
credit Just the same He became
a hero This la a funny old world.
Isn't It?
Veit store: Buater Bear Regain.-
His Ix>et Temper.
Sugar Marks!
s«lirt fWrolt wholesale pricer:
Crystal dominoes. l-lb . sl2. do. 5-lb..
sl2 eagle tablets. $1 0 70: out leaf.
$9 50. rube* $9 20 «**l powdered.
$8 95 standard powdered s*9o. gran,
ulated. e*tra roar.e, $3 55. do, fine In
bulk 55 50. and" 25-lb. cottons |* 70
crystal domino gran.. 2-lb and 5-lb
carton. In « see... ssso. crystal -dom
ino gran. HF cases, $5. diamond A.
$« 50. confectioners A. I* 46 N > 4
$5 50 No 6 $$ 45 NO 5 $4 41: No. T.
$5 $5 Vo. I. M JO. No. *. «• 45 No
10. $1 20 No. 11 $5 15. No. 12. ssls;
No 13. $5 05. No. 14. |5 of No 15
$* 04 nen-csklng mixture. 99-69; 4*eet
granulated, $1 40 per 100 lbs . house
hold powdered, l's. 24 to ease, $3 45.
do. 45 to case. $4 50 per ease.
-
NFTW YORK PRODICK K4RKRT
HWW TOIUC. April 4 • flour
Strong quiet. Pork: Steady; mass.
1370J7 5O Istrd: Strong. mlddleweat
spot. s2l 9?1 10 Sugar Row, Arm
centrifugal *5 test, s'. «« 4* f> >5 , mus
covado 59 - test, 16 12 U 5 I*. renned.
quiet; cut I af $4 40 cf.)»hed. S' l 20
powdered, $7 56; granulated. $7-75 if
5. Coffee Rie No. 7 spot, 9tyo
Tallow: Strong special. lltyc; city.
U\c country, I3ol|i«,<\ Bar
H*eady; No. $l 11*ri lfi. No. «. 55ft
• oc. clover, SS--srsi 15 Ore seed poul
try Firm turkeys, lirsl4o: chicken*.
18 0 36c. fowls 14S -Jib >%c. ducks
l5WJ$c Live poultry S’eedv: *»»■«
l«gl$o. ducks J.lfl.idc, fowls. : • A
!7r, turkeys soolsc, roosters. 15c,
chlek»n. 15021 c. broilers. 4505Sii
Cheese t'nsettled stsf» milk, com
mon to specials. 23 H 0 3? Sc; skims,
common to special. 1 / 20c.
Nrm sor k hitter *vn ego#.
NEW Tt*BK. April I—Butter -
Quiet receipts. 4 449. creamery, ei
tra. 4404 4s e creamery, special mar
k»t. 4fff46i*<* state dairy, tubs. B*ls
45 S c. Imitation creamery, firsts, S3 0
5 4e. Fgg# Steady: receipts. S2,!lf
nearby whits fshov. 3?Ssßc; nearby
mixed fsn y. 3*4 025 c, frsah first*
SSS 0 35 H o
Detroit Bank Clearing*.
Detroit bank Hearings for Thurs
day were
Irgs for 1917 to date are $H97.-
032.451.1 U. as against $45R.b9U.951 22
for the corresponding period in
lftlfl
| China Decorators
•tra P K Owen#. Hodges bid. Mala 1715
Corset Makers
Artists’ Modal Corset Cos.. Fisher A ode
LUiliaa F. Moylan. 42 calv. bid. M 1156
Dentists
Rost Dentists, 75 Gd. Rlvsr W M 4457
Diamonds—Old Gold Bought
Wm B. Self. 655 Bowles bid Cad. 4441
Dressmaking Schools
Margaret M. Milne. 257 Woodward.
*" " ■■■ " "
Dyers and Cleaners
A r - m * Cleaners and Dyare (Hajran)
$■ 8 Wood ward-a ve Grand 1395
Cleaner and Dyer
597 Wood ward are Cadillac 5141
Express & Taxicabs
•op Auto Cartage Cos. North 495.
Electric Wiring and Fixtures
Horton Electric G\ Hemlock
Henry F Hurley. *7# Drrenw and. O. 341
Express and Cartage
Clemente A Tenket XV *l3l K.
Enamelera and Japannerm
Eur.ka Cos.. 10 IToward-at Cherry 265
Electro-Therapeutic Institute.
Prof V. Staeb, 68 Library. Mnln .'734.
Fashionable l adies’ Tailor
L'n#n Summer suits $lO up 26 Clifford
I'nrrierii fstnreA. r#pslr#d
R Zinober Hon. 113 National CnTmTi
One Woman s Story
BY CAROLYN BEECHER.
Chapter LI I.
The day of the wedding came.
It wu a lovely wluter’s day, and
If "Happy la the bride the tun
shine# on” means anything, H<>l
land Lanatng should have been
gloriously hgppy.
It was a quiet wedding. Neither
Tod nor Holland had any immedi
ate relative* Myrtle gave a small
recaption afterward. Then the new
ly married pair took the night train
for Ban Francisco, after which they
were to go direct to South America
Tod looked radiantly happy, and
I thought acted a bit silly Myrtle
laughed when I said eo and replied
"I hadn't noticed It Margaret! I
guess you are a bit pnwved that he
has forsworn hls fealty to you.”
"Nonsense'” I retorted, yet, I be
Here I was a trifle annoyed at hls
desertion.
The day before the wedding Rob
ert had turned over an account Ins
of Holland's estate, necessitating a
long conference with both she and
Tod. Robert said nothing, but I
mustruated he had felt a little proud
of hls stewardship, and a bit regret
fnl that 1t was over
*7 don’t see how you can think
of buying that lot right after !oa
tng her business," I said to him.
'Til manage It." he replied.
I had looked at the lot, and was
delighted with It; that la, If we
were to remain In Clearvllle It
was a fairly large lot. about ISO t>v
?0n feet, with splendid old tree# on
It But I knew such lota were et
pensive, even In Clearvllle, nnd
marveled at Robert's extravaranc*.
Y*t. when I had spoken of It be
had answered carelessly, «s |f |t
amounted to but little In hls scheme
of things
''Whorl shall you start to bund”"
1 asked.
"Almost Immediately' That Is %
shall get an architect to work.
There can be nothin? done nhou*
the actual building until the frn#t >9
out of the ground ’’
"What architect shall ycu em
plnyT'
"A man named Grierson 1 hnv-*
given him a ren**ral Idea of what 1
want When the plans are drawn
h" will submit thorn to me ’*
"If you are going to hulid a
home. Robert, do let in* have some
thing to say about It There ore so
many little conveniences that a
woman know- of and that o;<n Ve
pit tn at 11 *t le or no additional c-
Then. too. we tnus: plan for the
children Thev are irrowlng fa-',
and soon will need their own
rooms ”
"Os course. I Intended to have von
approve the plans, dear You do
not suppose for an instant that 1
would build a home, without con
sulting you. Why, I am bulldlnr It
for you. The deed will be In your
name "
I was speenfcle«s Th's was so
like Roberts Inconsistency. fl*
would mako me perfectly miserable;
then turn around and 4o somethin';
big to make things comfortable for
me If only he could have realised
that a woman’s dallv life Is made
up of the little things; and that the
doing of one Mg thing could not
make up for the con«tant misery
ard unhappiness caused by hls neg
lect of me, and the email amenitle.i
Os life
"Aren't you pleased’” he finally
asked
"Os course Tm pleased." 1 nn
swered. but with an effort, 'it w’ll
be lovely to have a rlc*- new hou«e
after living In this old tumble
dewn place for so long And. RoV
ert, do let us cut sway the tre<«s
from In front the door 1 f«* I
Florists
l# Barr, Bucoesaor to Alex. Cosimna,
413 Grand River Or»nd 14(3
Wooded Flower Shop. 341 Wood. M. 744
■ .Hugh Floral Cos. Our new store.
196 Grand Rlvsr. Charry 3914
Art IHoral Cos . 774 Werard. <2-and 705.
Gowns (Exclusive)
E M Watso*. Krwage bldg Cad. 102.
1« J. Wlthey. Fisher A/eade. M 1403.
Hair Dressing & Goods
Mrs J M Da Vannla, 244 Wood M 5647
Hats Cleaned—Blocked
Mills A Weber. Cherry 1689 M
Hemstitching and Picoting
Mrs A I- Robinson. 136 Farmer it
House Wreckers (Contractors)
McCormick Wrecking Cos., Rldgs 2175
Jewelry Engiavfng
Wm. H He fl. 199 Bowles bldg Cad 4461
Jewelry A Watchmaker
Leals R. Carron. Dime Bk Csd 713-W
Jewelry Engraver & Repairs
M I
fi< hui*» lewslry Cos Ltg| 111
I.ndies* Tailor -
jMobson, 70*
Maternity Home
BeiiUb Home. 813 4th a' <,- ,nd 'i<
Manicure ft H air DiT<*ers
Kmredy A Price I#* r ward ’2'
smothered every time I look at
these."
"You shall have them cut away
Just as you wish. For myself I
should preserve every old tree on
the place. But as I said. It will be
your house, and I want you to be
pleased."
PYorn that moment the new house
troll up a gr**st share of my
thought s. Robert often laughed
when upon coming home late he
would And ms bent over the table
drawing plans for my new house.
"Trying to Steal the architect's
Job. Margaret”" he langhed.
"No, but I believe I could plan a
house, all right.”
"Bo have many others, both men
ard women, only to find that had
they employed a capable architect
they would not only have saved
money, but would have had a more
satisfactory house. But go ahead
with your plans Orlerson will he
over In a few days to submit hls.
Perhaps you may be of help to each
other ”
I put my arm* around Robert's
necg and kissed him. He returned
my careef!
'Tm very glad you are pleased
about she house, Margaret, and I
bMlev4kd your health baa Improved
since your mind has been occupied
In planning for It, You certainly
lcok better and--yooiurwr”
The Three years we had been
married had made no perceptible
change in Robert. A man who lives
according to routine, and a certain
grim idea of duty, hardens Into con
formity with Ms mold, rftther than
“bringing away from It. I had
r r own older, much older, because
of the constant Irritation of mind:
an IrrPatlon foreign to Robert under
any circumstances. Robert was still
the Indomitably ambitions lawyer
whom 1 bad married He was Just
tv anvlous for advancement, per
haps more so. as In those first
months of our married life when he
«v grim and determined for long,
Irnely hours waiting for clients to
appear. •
Ills success had brought Mm a
certain suave satisfaction with him-
M*lf rind had Justlfed hls methods.
His idea of duty, life, had never
changed. I wondered If It ever
would. His profession, hls nmbl
tl< na. were first. The children and
! came later.
Fruit Stones Yield OM.
ROTTERDAM, April 4. - Re
suits are published of the great es
fort made by the German govern
mrnt !a«t vear to supplement the
ol’ supply by the utilization of nuts
and o'her vegetable products.
The experiment In which the pub
lic, tnclu llnr chl’dren, were asked
to cooperate hy eollertfng material
produced varying results The prin
cipal success fs claimed for fruit
s'< ne*. of which tons were
collected, and produced 4*V) to fifli)
1 ns of oil. Thia oil was larrelv
used for margarine. 4f> tons a montn
h» tng supplied to the factories
The collection of sunflower seed,
with a view to sowing It, and so In
creasing the harvest, proved. It is
stated, not worth the trouble Onl
faction of beechnuts also had poor
results, so far as the mvommer/
can trace, tho It Is suggested that
the federal states, where are mo-t
eyfenslve beerhwoods. kept quantl
ties of the nuts collected for the|-
own use. as did also many Individ
uni collectors, who themselves ex
tracted the oil.
Marriage Licenses
Bev TANARUS” Reiser. 25. Dstrott: Artnlnda
B«>«. 19, asm*.
I c \ '» i' ■-•I r>etrott: Anns
Radlleki, It. urns
rtrto <lr<>« tpH. 21, T>etrelt: Viet#
! Marinello—Treatment ft Goods
Woodw'd Hair Shop. 895 Wood Gd. 1596
Modiste (Exclusive)
louler M Kennedy. 609 Wah. Ar M 4629
Miss Cousins. 75 Washington M gS77.
Katherine Boland. 79 Wash’ton-blvd
Notaries Public
MR? J J. MT’r.HKRON
748-50 f>avld Whitney Hid# Csd 4124
Optometrists ft Opticians
j. if Olaaler. 24 4 Woodward CadTsof
Photographers
»r Studio. *sl Wood ward M 84*
Co. 79~W,«h M iTIT
Roofing ft Sheet Metal Work
Fatrvlew Shoot M*tsi~\\ kgTHk w 19*5*
iJ" h ' « 4 Slate W rha u7-it
K»*t Fort J. D Bush, Prop M. 2211.
Sowing Macfilnen (Rented)
Whlf " Sew M. Cos., Tt 1 dbr m TiiT
•rage and Cartage
Ml h'gan ... r-o"/ West 2730
Second Hand Furniture
Sanitariams
"**t Side Sanitarium, Dr la# c"
Tyson. 9*4 Fort #» West 8369
Taxidermist
If C. Gardiner. 388 2nd 1 t,i > .. .
Taxicab Service
’Hy T*xl SoTYIcQ, Cadtlln
\ iolin Makers
J A Krug 16 K T.afg/rtte Ch'ySU J
DETROIT TIMES
l-en*. Is. dame.
L*>uis C. lloLsioff, 24, Dstrott; Kile*
Morris*?, 25. same.
AiUsrt 22. Detroit; lubiUi
W. Marks?, 23. saui*.
Elwo< 0 II VViUs, 21. Dstrolt; Ethel
"'k*n*r. Is, Bedford.
Cornellue K. Turner. 24, Detroit,
Myrti* Tunis. sl, Bedford
Fre-1 Woods, |s, Detroit; Laiey Os
ar. 22, sums.
H '<rt I*. Flynn. 21. Detroit. Ermt
Marsh/ 17. same.
it *rt IV!c*s, 2s, Detroit. Oertrude
Hurst, 27, earn*.
Ward? t'Hri 22, Detroit; Oertrude
Arne, 36, a am*.
Theodore It Bchulta, SI Dotrott;
Margaret Fleming 25. same.
Harry T\ Kmtthsnn. 11. Detroit;
Jeanne Rnrns<-y, 30, Canada.
R l.srt Oactxlncer, Jr, Detroit; I-y
--dln Invoke, 24. eama.
T*»trolt: P«*arl
r-’iivar, 15. tame.
Jn*'-'h 1 T f< n. 34. Oklahoma; Alios
Fl’ k. ft. ChP-ago
■' nmu i’ Hi. «rii, |j, Wayne; Fdna
Norwood, it i*m*.
M»rt -tt a 11« ■ <! 25. Detroit; Bertha
fßatlwood, J 7. eama.
A*H J. ,*5 Detroit; Bet
tle TN-lsreon, 41 sanva.
7 .kn Mtiss. 82. Detroit; Sophia
Rr'stl. 24, sama.
Psrry B'nka 41. Detroit; Clara
Millar ?2. seme.
It* rl/ert J. Know)*-#, 21. Dstrolt;
RarhaeJ R Adame. 11 same.
Harry Ackerman. 25. iNtrolt; Han
nah Dwwleg. 24 same.
Joaejrh (. aerwinrkl, 23. Dstrolt; Ida
Ka<«swi<s, 20, esrna
A'hert Madenskl !*, Dstrolt; Pau
line Vanrorkl, 25. aams.
Fmtl H PchalMe 2$ Dstrolt; Mas
I D'isrirk, 15. same.
Charles H Or son, $4. Wyandotte:
Caroline P-dk*. 20 sams.
• 11 * 11, T -et rott : Jose
phine Krurlnska $0 same.
Fm rv c Marlow $4. North Caro
lina I,.xdv Woods. S3. Detroit
Jen*, Byers. 34. Detroit; Fvely-n
O M' xDjr 51 same.
P. '’ert r» Bsk»r 45 Detroit; M»r
gw ref Duyette 46. same.
C*rl O TfeVer. 21. De+rotti Oa
hrU.lle Odwln. sl, Bav City.
s**l' afore Pomllal, Si Detroit: Bo
aal a Dl \feronrto, 17 same.
TT*mv Boberteon# 21, Detroit; Hen
rietta FThmke. 17, sams.
Births
ROTA
c. NMxehorowakl. 1449 *t. Aubln.
W A Kelly, 673 Buchanan. J. Brud
tlenskl, 1040 The and >re; K NowJckL
Orleans. f* Marchesiri, 127$
Sheridan, P. Plplo, 163 Illinois (J.
Plrreon, 172 Hawthorns; A. 3adowakl.
677 Farnsworth, F. J. 51e r.t *, IZI
Portland. B P j»a 743 M-dbury. L
Oarskl. 21 Mierldan W Pratt, Bloom;
3V n»nkl'ri, 24. Copper J Schach
ter. StO Ferry. O. Plunkett, 1793
Hei.»n H B Hondep. Provider's hoa
plta . A Ball, moo McKinley. J K
Kcstler, 15oJ Woods# id. I» Olult. HO
Burden©; J Ainsworth, 452 Hum
boldt; Q. A Stewart, DO
H S. Bowden, Providence hospital:
c F Brsmer, Providence hospital;
H ghe ' 1 n's hospital; M.
Merta. lfl Herkimer A Pow Instil.
. Thlrt y - second , W. tVoJclk. 17
Otla W. Or ’46 Thlrt j-third,
A l a in. 427 M vrc\i 4; H Kononowlc*,
Jfl Brandon: F Churchman 3til Mar
quette; J. <}allexn-\ Salvation Army
Mat ho*p tai. R Block, .'.S4WJ r»ak
land. M. Pntakun. 33 M-cieMsn T
I , «t, r 6’ 6 (|re«-nwo .1 J Os i0 uk.
337 (lraody. I* Hudy, 334 Iswi dale;
II rj r een 35 Kduii-nt■-n; J. AJaakln.
243 B. High J. lai ksale wtca. SO
! nder 1 Mllka. I-ii-rence Crltten
tt r- K. Jahnkr, 597 Meldrum J.
Mr na. 115 Williams. J. II Mi Far
ia: 1. 69 Gladstone, 11 ltog 176 Wil
li In a
n irljA
P cieatelakl. 950 Rueesll; F Bowa
115 I‘ia: t I- U Tyu, 96 Walbrldge.
! B. A. Kandall. I'rovldence hospital.
J. M'-Kcnna. Proyldenca hospital;
' 1» A. Kalmbsch, Providence hospital:
1 Pinkelatetn. Woman's hospital; F.
Brdak. 1733 .Seminole. A. Zellnaki.
182 Thirty-fifth; J F. B>wera. 965
H 'l-’omb. Q. H Butcher. Provldenco
t l Pal H ‘F.edyga li I>>dJ. 8.
Modos. 153 Mchroeder; *O. D. O Meara,
17 I Mt Elltott. B C. Qahrlel, 164
t)ivine, J. K-'tak, 943 Frederick A.
J Ne|e«*n, 3! 9 Wrbb. N- J. Uru«.,|w ay,
ir“l Tyler; c. K. War ran. 1131 War
ren i , A* Payne, 50 South D. Kill
s'wski. lh’.'k Campbell; P Msguroskl,
SIX FairvleW, M. Dombrurskv, 279
V its- n G It
A Zielke. 997 Baldwin; 11. T Bump.
\\ an li. pliul. F Moieskl, 330
t Mtio-nth; J. Danlbsl, 466 Woodbridgt-
E.
Deaths
John C. Beleck. 109 Porter. 3
months. Infantile atrophy. Byrel B.
!-•.<<-y. 1135 rtiiteenth. 6 da\s, inani
tion 'ever. Frank Hiernat, 1136 Mili
tary. 41 years, lobar pneumonia; Jo
seph Butkiewlca. 51 Gilbert, 2 years,
br 1 -po pneumonia, Ra< he| Aimno
wit/ 2.’5 Adelaide. .0 years, cerebral
hemorrhage, France# Stout. Provi
dence hospital. 1,3 days, septicemia;
Fl- -dl*> G. Warren. 22$ Ixnigworth,
13 yeurs. cardiac d-- mpenaatlon;
Vernon Studer. *o3Coplln. 1 month
r nvuDions Margaret
Sheridan. 76 y-aie. dtabetts mellltue;
Ale* Chambers. Receiving hospital,
about 33 yeuref. delirium tremena.
Eva Miller 17 I.intea 72 years, pul
monary tuberculosis Helen Bnyd»r.
249 lAfayetic 5 months, marasmus;
Mary C. Nash. P.eceivlng hospital,
about 52 years. ■ -rehral tumor. Al
vina H('h«lc, 719 Orat'ot. 1 I'car. auto,
intoxication. Agnea R'korsVl. Ifarper
ho»pital ahotit 27 rears, salpingitis;
Helen Renke, 569 Theodora. 22 years,
epilepsy; Iren* Natkowskl. 1 043 Med
burv. 3 years, pneumonia. John Plo
chefsky. s*l For«st K, 43 years dla
betis mcllltus; Viola B--nk, 429 Antle
tam. 1 year, scarlet fever. Christina
Grltr'vlller. Harper hospital, 55 years,
• pondair’is. J iin Kelly, 1 374 John
R, 41 years, lobar pneumonia; Chas.
Ku»te, 723 Fort F . 33 year# septic
endocarditis; Tlldsh P-’an, 1110 Six
teenth $ years., doubde nneumonla;
Stanlslnw Kolr dzlelskl, 65 Twenty
eighth, 1 year, pulmonary tubercu
losis: Christian cetchka 96 I,ln*ea.
48 yearsfl chronlo nephritis; Mary
Roegtr. 813 F1»ld. 77 years, rardlao
stenosis- (Taorge Botorowlcs, 722
Willis F. 1 year, tuberculosis of
lunge. John V. Moran. 214 Stanton. 49
years, exipthalmlo goitre Martin
Hogowskl, 182 Florbnrn. about 63
years nephritis; Flva r’tnk, St
Mary's hospital. $8 years, suppurattve
arrendlcltls, Kstarslnla Rosl-k. 1157
Mil it Ary, 5 m- tithefl Infantile con
vulsions Maroe r Wnterhury. 468
r.arnbert. I years acute entero-ooll
tls; TTaxoM K«t, 1313 Medburv 4
ysars. diphtheria. Fdward B Wall.
348 Cavalry, 41 r-ars. lohar pneu
monla: Harry Baloon. T.mch, 9$
yeaea. lohnr pne’imonla Wlll'ain IT.
Adama. 1817 BenuMen *8 years ce
rebral hemorrhage; FBsaheth Bo y
lan. 438 Bralnard. 38 years, lohar
pneumonia. William P Needham 43
*<e 1 ceatsr 41 rears, cardiac dllltatlon;
T/Sopold Hoefleln. 818 Junction ahotit
79 years apoplevy
Mortuary.
47N4T* April her resMenca, IT©
Foresf-avs, east.. KHsat.eth F aged
? 1 years widow of the Ist* Carpar
tlnau. d«ar mother of f>»orge J,
Oustav F. and Fdwtn J Omn Fu
neral FYlday at 9:35. f*t. Mary's
church
VKtIRT—Tn Toledo Ohio Tuesday at
8 p m., Klr/ard Perry. helored
mother of M*-# W. M Pope and
Mr. W- M Rut|er. Funeral ser
vice# from Mr# Butter's resilience.
64 Mack-ave Friday at 2 p m
and Second Bspt'#t church at f-9S
McK uiiam: April 4. Vary Tt Mc-
Farlan*, aged 7# r.sra hsiaved
mother of John and V'alter McFar
tane F\tr»ral from the parlors of
C. F Bird A Cn ?7 \Vc#t Han
cock. Saturday at 2 Burial In
TVoodfuere.
Pt'l/rr Apr 4 Fllsabcth fn-eCiem
en#>. beloved wife of William I
F’llte. met':, r of T/O.utsr, AfarcUls,
William J., Jr Matilda anl Omer
Pulte. Funeral kitnrdav at 810
*r-un re«id< n> e 761 ut AnMn-ave.
Sf, c ll T f *it 9
Him ' \\ 4 •» hrllfn f a re til
*n(th m Hpf f I Jeuiior. lilt laltlr
A f'* ”iqt ri rntrr nf t **
.Mortuary
h tlll.m -April 4. 1117, at r«l
dence, 1621 Twanty-flfth-at.. EM win
P. haloved husband of Katheryn
E. dear father of Kenneth. Crystal
and Dorothr, aon of Catharine Me.
l- *rn McMullen, brother of Eu(i>n«
and Laura Dac* aard «u a mem -
r>er of Company fC. Spanish war
A -terana Notice of funeral later.
C. E. BIRD & CO.
Funeral Director*
IT Wmt Hancock Avi.
Fhon# Grand Sill Detroit. M’ah.
■ai.r HA»nie.n«i.»
MKN LEARN MOTION
I'l'Tl'KK OP®HATING
earn 1100 per month Send for
catalog A. H
DETROIT MOVIE 6THO«)L
I*o4 JEFFERSO*? AVR e
WANTED —Errand boy. Apply Job
Printing I’ept. Detroit Time*. 71-
76-77 Ragley.
BOOKKEEPER a anted. JewJah pre
ferred Apply Robtneoo-<Coh#n Cos.,
Heating* and Hlgh-et«
HKI.I* WAVrKII—FKMAI-R
TO YOUNG WOMEN
REEKING EMPIX>YMENT
Do you want to work where
conditions are pleasant and
salaries Rood? You will find
a fine opportunity in the tele
phone exchange.
Steady work at all times.
Your position will not be af
fected by business depression.
Students paid while learn
ing.
Frequent salary increase.
Rapid promotion for those
who show r ability.
Vacations with pay. Pay
ments while ill and life insur
ance at stated period of ser
vice. Many other desirable
features. Apply Operators’
Training School, Madison-ave.
and John R.-st., between 9 a.
m. and 5 p.m. Michigan State
Telephone Cos.
WidTBOTO Hit—HlM KI.I.AMCUU
SOD WANTED
WOODMERE CEMETERY
ASSOCIATION
Will Contract for SOD in
Large Quantities
Call Cemetery Office
CEDAR 188
A.
W ' 1 ~ ~ 1 1
CASH for old false teeth. gold oro«n»
broken (ewrljy dlklbund*, w»Uh»*
etc., full value paid Liberty Rfg
Cos. 17 Woodwd. 4th floor elavat.tr
WANTED—KARIIt
SMALL FARMS WANTED
I to 10 or IS acres within 40 rail#*
of Detroit, n.th or without atock
and Implement*. Send full partlcu-
ROSS LAND CO.
Michigan a Oreateat Farm Af»nrr,
1002 Penobscot bldg Pnon* Cm 6111.
k tNTTD—ItBMDKNCK PROPMTI
Would a tint cj b-*l baraatna In
DETTV»IT MEAT ESTATE
vacant and Improved intereat you?
DICKINSON S QUID®
Hirer you this mailed <>n r*qu**t-
Dickinson'*. Dept T. T>etrolt-
TO HUNT—HIM IK4
A. A A. A. A. A A A
Hannan Rental Agency
A fr«* llat of l>nu»«» and flat* Call
In person at tho old'-at and largest
real estate m hanxe In Michigan.
i McfjnAw building
—i—B tmt
TO HKII—HOUHI.
HOTEL FRANKLIN
Cor. Larned and Batee-ata Make your
home for the winter at the Hotel
Erankl'n Special weekly ratee
from 14 to lift.
to ui:\t—kiiim*
66 ACRES, near D. U. R. Algonao
and St. Clair river. Currie, 2J6
I-othrop-ave., Detroit. Phone North
*r;<-R
it' vi. temrb oppokTtkitiiti
MAKE SI,OOO
Get Your Ix)t Now
in the
GREEN SUBDIVISION
10T Down and 1 7r Monthly
I RnrjRTT LIES INSIDE OF THE
CITY LIMITS. BETWEEN FORD
ARGHWAY AND GRAND RIVER
AVT. TNQi ,RR 104 CHAMBER
OFCOMMITOT OR lilt GRAND
RrrER-ATF. CALL CHERRY 1471
OR tv vs VUT 414.
FUR AAAK—MBRtDkNtK I’WOHt HTT
If You Have Houses to Rent
or Sell to Colored, Call
Cherry 2767
Beautiful home. 1t76 I'ennavl verla
ave,. 6 n i>m* rut. electrio l*gh t*.
baaarnent, lot 6Hi»V7. Price 14.460,
ca eh *4 r )d; monthly payment* to
suit.
Tf# Belrldera. beautiful heme, 7
room* all modern with exception
of heat; tot *IBO. Erica M.IOO.
cash *6o<'; m nth!v payment* to
milt.
977 East Milwaukee frame. 4 room*.
IT**, ejectrlo I'g’M* Price 12,700,
ca«h *600; monthly payments to
irult.
914 F'echev-av* east 7 room* all
*#ia 1 ] a**in®*t Price
|S 600, carh |S r 0 monthly pay
ment* to wilt
7T7 St Antoine "• lar»e store room
«nd four living r <omr r«* electric
l'rht*. large barn In rear. Price
if*** o*eh 11,600- monthly pay
i ent* to rult
10-room boo**. *wo -tor***. r*llnton
*t , gee at 1 convenience* lot 25*
110 r*an b« b<' irht f»r *4 600 ca*h
Itco monfhtv parrnent* to suit
Beautiful horn* .Maple-a". 7 room*.
rt<. rnnvMilen > • lot 70*110 Price
*' 2«0, . a«h *: 0 ru mthjy pay-
FORD REALTY AGENCY
IA 4 Antoln«-*t Cherrv *757.
SFOK \NE 2nd block, west of
Grand Rivet*, price $1,850.
i:\s r v \ v Mon‘clair. between !
Waterloo id Chatievoix: lox j
180; $2,100.
JOHN PRUTOW. JR.
825 Dime Bank. Chcrrv i*>oß
POM IA I.lC—MktlDCNra PROPKMfI
NORTH WOODWARD
PINGREE AVENUE
FIRST BLOCK
Large I-room hoaa*. i®-ft lot. In flr*t
bLck, near Woodward. north •■ft*
of thl* An* atreat. park *ntraoca.
Walking distance four churches, li
brary. N*w NurUttro high *chool.
Pint fl oor: Veetlhule. reception hall,
parlor, library, dining room, kitch
en. pantries
Second floor Four large sunny bed
room*. large sleeping poroh, bath,
linen closet
Third fl»ort Large light attic.
Oarage. side drive, targe porch, eh rub
bery; IS.OW will handle thl* prop
erty, Inquire owner. K A. Murray,
60 Flngree ave. Telephone Market
1114.
KIRBY AVENUE
between Fourth and Greenwood, n
nine-room house, Ave bedrooms;
hot air h*at. hardwood floor*, elec
trio light*. eta
OWING TO ILLNESS
thl* must be sold at once and
own*r wUI sacrifice f..r 16,000. |790
down.
DETROIT RKAI/TT BERVTTT®.
Cherry 714. 917 Free Prea* bldg
openTdahy
• TO •
61 COLORADO AVE.
Immediate po*se**!o«), elegant 10-
room modern residence, lot 50x160
(Mi
BE7ND for free map of olty. Oo to
Jeroma and Davtaon. See the new
American city. Chene end Davlaon
alreat car pa*«ea property. Trans
fer at Davlaon and Joseph Carnpau.
Oo aast to Jerome-ave. 16 minute
oar ride from Boulevard and Ehane
at. or from Tord plant. Fatcraon
Bros. A Cos„ 171 Grl*wold-*t . sao
end floor.
HIGHLAND PARK
1* the plane to bay a two-family flat
for caah or easy payments See
Ml Louise. Oet key at 9840 H&m
liton-blvd.
KDW 31 /T’TTER. BY7TLDER,
Hem 80S* BvcnlngM Hera. 3266
A PALATIAL HOME
CQLQNIAI- DKHKiN
CIIICA(;0 BLVD.
19 rnoai, magnificently decorated. 9-
car garage and aids drlva. The
moat complete house In North
W'oodward The price and term*
are for Immediate eale.
WILL ST. JOHN & CO.
91 7 Farwellßldg Cherry 9466.
8-ROOM RESIDENCE '
EAST ORAND-BLVD.
19.006.
4d- ft. lot worth 16 006. double ga
ra*e act quick If vou want It.
wnx ST. JOHN & CO.
*l7 Farwell Bldg. Cherry M 46.
■run 6AB.Be—VA4 ANT LUTt
Scores of Foresighted Men
have haeded our series and hav# in
vestigated tha progress that la be
ing made at
OJIBWAY
by tha United States Steel Corpora
tion. We can refer to some of the
b»at-hnown bualnsaw men of De
troit. who. during th* pa*t three
week#, have made Investment*
through u* on either Ojibway lota
or acreage. Are you going to take
advantage of the possibilities pre
aented there before It la too latat
For a SJiort Time Only
we offer we*l-Joc.at«d lot* On e* My
term* at from 1200 upward*
DETROIT REALTY SERVICE
Cherry 714 117 Ere* Prea* bldg
WILL pay cash for vacant lota,
houses, flats, stores, acreage,
real estate equities. con
tracts bought; quick and sat
isfactory deals.
EBERT, 309 Majestic Bldg.
80x15Q FEET, $425
Near Grand Rlver-av*. only 80 min
ute* from city hall; can be sold In
two lota. 40zi50 feet. No m'.»l»«ke,
|ovl6o feet for $426. two abstracts;
126 jrrt. aqulty. Owner, box A.
’o oR Times.
Would a 11st of best bargains In
DETROIT REAL EFT ATE
vneant and improved. int»‘rr*t youT
DICKINSON H GUIDE
gives you thl*. Mailed on requsat.
DICK INRUN S. DKI’T T. DETROIT.
CARPENTERS. BUILDERS. plana
and eatlmatea fumlnhed; Jobbing
promptly attended to
TUGS K AND O. A DTTKE.
44 McGraw Bldg Phone Gad. till
PCR BAl.lt— PAHM*
\t:ro, ftx>rida
WTiere the famous Indian river
oranges and grapefruit are
grown.
W. T. Hiimiston of Cleveland.
Ohio, received $l,lOO for a car
of his cabbage. There are 35
acres in cabbage on the Htim
iston estate and Dr. Humiston
is looking forward to making
a small fortune from his cab
bage crop this season.
S39—ROUND TRIP—S 39
Join our special excursion April
17th via <fc Crescent
route.
IJSCmtE AND
BTEREOPTICON VIEWS
Will be given every day and
evening. “The Winter Garden
of America'’ will be given
away free.
ONLY COMPANY THAT
DARE SHOW A GOVERN
MENT REPORT
C. E. GRUENINGER
Room 26 Normandie Hotel
Phone Cherry 90, Detroit
29 AChkm day loam. A No 1 crops
7-room n»w house cement »*’-*»*
*Ho. hum* *nd OUthuH ’. ng* tl ! *«l
young or.-h*rd. w»1l* and cl*t»rna;
ester In ho u»# *nd tarn A'**-
r)*** oondlt on will trad* t r f tr
I r<.p» t» • arflr and. *;•*. or GarfleM
-,2* evening"
' *1 f. . , r * rM f.-r : pe»'* KSfl*
H I’ ’ i• , ff j',,. . til
W. C Piper, lfol,i»n bldg. ,• i r<» t
Prlntteg—— the plain n,at hied—4het
la rl*k« Time* Job liegf—-Mala 4816. I
PAGE 9
►*»*t *4ir_raw flg§
IIT a■: HM FARM^flalj^^S
(•> <«i.t i,e«w«en IIMadIHI
; «1.1 O. ... m
'-»**» < ew house; k**t
iUvStiuo. Apply 866 A
" 10-.A. ,Za eraha,
••£ .1 (.*- nnr D 17 1L
and Algonae WUI uSflp^H
ti it proL.*rtjr i.r a' v * mTIH
>i>4 !/..»», rep-«va
North 9726-R. Datroft.
go it a ilk—r % iTttk V
CHOICE FACTORY SITEM
Rrald nee and business lot* In Dm
trott • noil popular *ubdtvtat«gK2
Mt Olivet, Schaefer and NuurnMll
For price* ajid terms on au *g
this property call
PETER KEHOE
Kidgt 135-J,
run MI.k—MIHEI.I.&4BUII*
LING'S LATEOT~ LIST
of upright piano bargalag
S< ld on aaav t*r«va
Arlon. Ilk* new. 111®.
Clchlller Bachmann. *wset tmk
• 176.
flehtiler Btchmana, ratarsal ra*4-
al, IIST
Bradford, returned rental. tm-
J. P. Hal*, vary old. 19®
Hein- n *fi In oak or mabacaaf,
1161.66.
Kra-ht. poor tons, fTIL
Krakauar. beautiful art mm fMflk
Krakager, Ilk* n*w, |996
Krantch A Bach. oaUbratatf nalta
9166.
Mnrahall. swaet ton*. 9141.
Milt n. In fine oondltlon, 1178.
Nevan*. good for beglnnar, • 7*.
Newby A Evan a *w*et slagtgg
tone. |i|(.
A H)van* In 6ai poalltl^
Singer, a bargain, ®166.
Vo a*. 1940
LJNO PIANO HOtm
71 Library Are
Oor. Grand River Ava S.. Kina MIS®.
N« Agaot*. On# rrloa
BTERLINO PIANO for |l7f: waa
* i6O. flna fumed oak; attractrva da
aign. awaet tone. Ba«y pamaata
GRINTS'EuL BROS.. 11l WoodwaHL
T\'dfwriters—Lata Models
Underwood. Coring
Royal. Smith. Ramlag-
IHBL k>n. 110 to 16®, or ngß
*V lit
4MHK3LSw . Jeff*raon - ave.. Mir
Woodward. Wain 4199.
BTEIVWAT piano only 197®; waa
*i»&0; Ant rosewood: modern B
every reapvct; rare Stein way tone.
Remarkable bargain In "World*#
best make." F-asy jg/MMM
GRINNEDt. BROS.. 546 WMtWSMd.
~CASH REGISTERS
COMPUTING SCAIJES
Butcher blocks, refrigerator*. fWagk
taina Glunx. 109 MlchigaM, Cherry
1179.
PIANG SCARF PAL®, lot of alight!r
•oiled 94 and |8 vglnas are oa ue
bargain counter at 600 and fto.
Bale atarta Tuesday. Cogie early
and get beet choice, GRINNbLL
BROB* Rranch, 67 Monroa.
WILL BEI A* private this week S****.
hand painting# Bell ai
ano, Persian lamb coat ohean for
caah. I '«ath cause of a*la Trees®
74 2 W
FREE DEMONSTRATION on ftkt
wonderful new musical InventlocL
the Ton A HARP-GUITAR at At
Monroe-ave.
TYPEWRITERS. AIJ. MAFES. NWW
AND I'BED. *f» to 646 UnMt
stock; <-*ay terms. Ranting fLf®
ud Call No. 7 Campus, next t>e
timlt opera house Oadlllae 6V®a.
WEBER PIANO only" An# roaoT
wood, full 7 1-1 octav**; over
strung sweet ton*, rare
value. Ea«y terms. Gfi f N*N9LL
BROB.* Branch. 57 Monroa,
SODA FOUNTATNk *#w end awdi
steam tablh*. store furniture, cof
fee urns Easy term* Geo. Marsh
Cos 96 Rant 4(water-at Male 4?l|
R‘.X»MS—Furniture for room* com
plete 91 week Bumaer Mich A 4th.
STORAGE fnrnlfure. nearly new bar
gain price liimner Cos Mich A 4tl#
HOKUM 4M> VKHin.RI
Kolb-Gotfredson Horse Ca
M’ b ran’* Greatest Horae Mark*#
Big Assortment Horses
for all purpose* alway* on han|L
AUCTION EVERY SATURDaTT
PRfv \TV BALES E\*ERT DAT.
MICHIGAN AGENCY FOR
Watson Dump Wagons and
Watson Tractor-Truck and
Trailer
We have over 9 o«6 Weleon bag*
Wagor* In uae In Detroit and VfU
clnltv We carry complete line *tf
rapefra. No ddav In waiting fgp
duplicate ary parts.
Tractor-Truck on Exhibition
Here
ISM-IMI GR4TTOT-AV®. PE I KOtT,
HU.MCt TO LUAA
~LOasS~F7r BriIJJINO homu""
We i ii \ e x large amount of money ta
Jr ai. J * i w. but now applications
ar* t« n| :t feat. File your ap
pli'ationa now and get quick ser
▼ tr#.
W- iv" reduce® oor Interest rata,
Ur.d-r i ir present system the tM
tnl ln»' r-it cha-ged on a #1 66® loan
f r 10 >, y-ara la 9*47. If mH *
aoi ner tha coat la laaa The Int*r
eat -n a * per cent atralght loan
f r that term would be 1680 Tat*
8341
DFr T 'it"!T A NORTHERN MICHIGAN
BUILDINO p liOAX A < *RrvriATTOTf.
26 Grand Rlv*r at Grlawold.
After April Ist.
Wa "Mr?gton-blvd.. at CllfTordL
MONEY TO LOAN
ON VACANT I/>TB
Liberal loan* on real aetata «
fiemfid mortgage realty loan#
Will buy equities In vauant luta and
Iniprov*.® property.
EBERT. 309 Majestic Bldg.
BUILDING LOANS
Oet r»ady for that new home or flet
In the aprtng. If you own a lot we
will loan you all the money ta
be lid.
MEANS A wad®.
Mortgage Barker*,
lllfl-llf* MaJeoHo bldg.
IA N D~CO NTR A UTS " finght
Quick and sati?factnry deals.
EBERT, 309 Majestic Bldg.
CONSTRUCTION IAI aN»—-iTTb e rT7
amount* J V Webre, **« Gratiot
WF m*T CONTRACT®
Detroit Contract Cos.
*l9-41* Hammond HH« r m g mt.
pgn-uvai,
NOTICE II any *•*»• gifl
trouble, neadtng advice rriewlfhls
• r help, write of call oa SEC9* C~
TARY MABGARICT DUFFY. B®IT
Fort - at. W Salvation 4rmy
ITOStU® AMD (44T4U®
CFNTRA I. FTORAGE OO , MTlfk ,
packing. flr*proef; rates right Mo
tor vans for suburb## moving.
Rhone Cadillac 4®.
I; trm, filtoa at rag*, tvartaga and
Racking Os Ace 14» Al; r*4 Bid*# 49*
„ MF. Storage mammota wsrek*4»*a
rag# moving M »6f 41 GUrAoa.
PARTY moving ta ''elif or#®a «aa
rent part of car. CeaOfcJ Here*#
Ca- rad 11 las 6#

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