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THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1917.
FOUR IUHL
CONCERNS
STNRTFUNO
Will Look After De
pendent* of Men
Who Enlist
IS EXAMPLE FOR
OTHER COMPANIES
Employes Not Asked to
Contribute to War
Relief
tour Buhl companies of thlN
elty. employing I.AOO men. ha*
farmed a Patriotic Huhl Companies
a a—elation tor the benefit of am
pttyoa who enliat in or are drafted
late the United Btatea service, and
their dependents The chairman of
the aeaectatloa la A. H Buhl; aec
ret ary. A. • Kaen; treeaurar. 8 N.
Onmey, vloe-chalrman, L- D. Buhl;
aaatatant secretary 8 A Commons;
araletant treasurer. P W. Osborne
The advisory committee la coci
peeed of A. H Nichols W. A Reg
Hen. P J. McManus. H P Smith.
F. W. Mellor, and Louis C. Wur*
er, all of the Buhl companies
"We have made a careful survey
es all the families of the men Ir
our employ and each one will bt
cared tor aceording to Its needs '
said A. H Buhl Wednesday room
lag “We shall not parcal out so
much money per capita, but will gc
about this thing Intelligently and
do whet Is necessary for healthful
Hying. The men who do not *<o
away will not be asked to '•on
tribute a cent This money comer
out es the companies’’
"We are not seeking advertising,
but wa hope that other, bigger con
eemi may be favorably impressed
with the Idea sod volunteer to Jo
the same five of our men have
already aallated. They were yourn*
u a married men. but most of our
employes ate married, with farm-
Ilea.”
SCHULTZ NAMES
HIS COMMITTEES
New President of Board of
Hependvora Announce* His
Appointment*
* t ,2* r
elect of the county board of super
vlaors. Wadaeaday announced the
standing committees for the entu
tag year Wednesday morning, roak
lag but few changes In the person
net of the committees as they have
been during the 12 months past.
The make-up of the committees fol
lotto:
Ways and Means and Legislation
Wans. Allan Littlefield, Burton »t*ll
wagsn. Hindi*. Rloesll*. Llddls, Me-
K'anev. Wart *ll. Blell. Crenshaw.
Varner.
Docd* and Bridges—Olinnan \er
nor. Wan sal. Con si*. Canning. Ki
rk art. Getts. Brennan. Bailey. Ashe.
Malden. Wile. WlUea.
ITqtjftl tsitlon Burton Bon
«#, Muter Crane. Lglfsrty. link,
•■get. Aurh. Mlotks. Dili, W sl»h
gea berry.
Apportionment Lodge. Korhar.
Woes. Wilson. Starkey. Horger. Ech-
Jta. Houghton I-ong. Bradley. Bris
tow. Kelly, Thompson
claims and Accounts —Rob neon.
Bakerekl. Braun. Dodt. MeTsapart.
Tressdall. R*ttsnbury. Aaha. ioor
beta. Bailey Brennan, Cowan. Dill
Taxes Outhard. Hunter. No we.
Wal*S Mlatke. Atrhlnson. " olf.
Banoreki Braun. Crane. Dodt. Ech
lla, Ootte.
Ursine Ellis, ■tiles. Wilton. Hl
oAert Weasel McTaggart. Hunter.
Malden. Kosher. Kronk. fttnrkry.
Ben die. Bueh berry
Btuldinga—Blell. Outhard. Olinnan.
Littlefield. Newc.
#aerial on Equalisation—- Allen,
g Bo hi neon Mltter. RlopelL
iak. Raaa.
BROKERS WILL
fiFT.I. u. S. BONDS
WITHOUT PROFIT
Member* of the Detroit Stock ex
change have offered their services
te the government in aiding ia the
dtotHhuUou of war bonds without
proAt or oommlsston, In tbe follow
lag telegram addressed to William
MeAdoo, aocretsry of the treasury.
Wodkoeday
7%a Detroit Stock exchange
directs me to tooder to you the
aarvtoas of Its member* without
charge or profit. ia the distribu
tion of any bond Issus the gov
armaeat may contemplate In
aonnstlon with the proeeeutloa
of the war. fa any manner In
which wa eaa he of service,
please eemmsad us
W. A. HAMLIN. President
Owners es cut-over pine lands on
the onaatal plain from Virginia to
Twine, to tha number of about 70ft.
am to moot In Now Orleans todar
to discuss problems relative u us*,
sale and aettlemsat of these lands,
and question* of correlated com
mere tat and Industrial Interest.
The Revolutionary war coat the
Übttod States IlSI.ltl.TOl; the War
of till oost tha Uaitod State* HOT.
1 to.POI the Mexican war coat the
T'sited States 1100.000.000, and tbe
Ctvll war coat tha United Bute*
M.lll.fftHO.
la tha Ametioan Civil war there
war# It 7 pitched battles lOt com
beta, and *•! actions, sieges and lee-
Her affairs
The Confessions of a Wife
To I>et Others Decide For You Is Weakne**.
The men must have dawdled, lit
tle book, for 1 was the first out of
the bath house There wa* only
on* life saver on duty a* It aa* late
In the afternoon and there were vary
few bathers.
I sat down on the sand and for a
moment my wind went blank. It
seemed so strange that thla should
come to roc. Suddenly I remember
ed what a newspaper writer had told
me once of s man who was stricken
with tuberculosis, a roan who pre
sumably had splendid health and
tnuch wealth. “He seemed so sur
prised that this should corue to
blm, M remarked this newspaper
man “I cannot understand why o(
all men he should be stricken with
this terrlbla scourge.'*
This little conversation, long ago
forgotten, came to me as I thought,
“Why should I be singled out to
play s part In a domestic tragedy?
Is this the kind of yung that catnc
to Eleanor Fairlow and to Alice and
tbe others? Am 1, Margie Waverly,
who has always been so arrogantly
virtuous. Just like the others? l>ld
they give encouragement uncon
sclously as I have done? Was It
wrong for me, married to Dick, to
accept the comfort and content that
the letters and companionship of an
other roan gave me?
“Was I weaker than other wom
en?
"Were there other women in tin*
world so fine and strong who. when
neglected by their htiabai.ds and
confronted with the knowledge that
oh«r women were enjoying the ca
resses and love that should be
theirs, would still have the firmness
of character to repulse what seemed
to them a perfectly sincere proffer
of friendship from another man?"
“Are yo ugolng to be Ilk** ‘daugh
ter’ and not go near the eater. Mar
gie— asked M al«'olm as hi stood Le
aide me.
Truly he was good to look at e*
he stood there, his swimming suit
revealing his legs and arm* fanm-d
the color of bronxe.
"I uiu waiting for Dick." I said.
"That‘a It. .Margie, you have ill
your married life just been waiting
for Dick Why wall for him now”
Look ou; lo re *be cool water beck
one. culm ' I'll *akc you ’way out
there beyond the breakers where i*
la calm and cool—where the water
will lave your soul as well as your
l*ody —come'"
“No. Malcolm. I must * lit for
Dick." For Just one mou*<*i,i I saw
an uncertain look in Male.tin Htu-
LITTLE STORIES FOR BEDTIME
By TBORNTI'S W IWRQEBB.
Why Bobby <’oon Decided to Stay.
iCopyright. IBIS, bjr T. W Rurg«-«
When Buster Bear depaHed ra.
take a cap la hls own lied In ltls>
own bouss. he left a very buc!(
troubled and uncertain Coon In tli*‘
I'tUe cave la the .rocky ledge
sir. he certainly did At first R< b'
By wa* for getting away from there
lust as soon as he could be sut<
.I at tbe way was clear and safe
The very thought of having Buster
Lear for such a near neighbor ga - *
him chills Rut he didn't dare start
light away, because he wasn’t sur* •
pbsolutely sure, that Buster Bear
Md gone to hls home for a nap H*|
n.ight he Ju#t might be waiting out
.u < ready to poun r e on Bobby the
•’Maat he should come out.
fto there was nothing to do but
stay a while, snd this gave bUr,
Time to think. Sometimes It la 4
good tbing to have to think. If
ere was more thinking there would
S>e fewer mistake* made At firs*
a!*, of Bobby’s thinking was of how*
he could get away and where hW
would go But after a little he be J
gan to tblnk of what Butter Bear
Red said and how really friendly 1
gutter had seemed He hadn’t
ewnded wt all as ts he intended tu
no Bobby any harm.
! He eonnded Just as If he meant
krhst he said about being glad that
I am to be hts neareet neighbor,
and tiint he hoped 1 would be neigh l
jwrfjr.” said Bobby to himself. "Os
ngffi, If I could be sure that he
proEMa’t try to catch me T would
stay Thla Is tbe very beet honsw
I ewer wne tn It doesn t aeein
right te have to give It
J*ve tost hmiwd It. I never In try
life tolt safer than I do right her#
H»le minute Not evea s hunter
cosdd got me here, snd he oould Ir,
k hollow tree Bnster Bear said i
cooldo’t make my
place snd my goedneex I believe
he Is right If It wasn’t the safest
piece to the Orwen Foreat he oever
wowld be otoklog hls borne here ttj
khts same rooky lodge I don’t know
p? say one more bashful and r#Ur’
log then my eonslo. Butter Bear’
If he Itvoe here, and he d«>e« he
Vmoae I have #4»en hla hone# an I
Rod. tt osooos that there are mights
Jtow visitors to this port i»f
Green Forest ”
The more Bobby thought this ov* r
the more uncertain he grew about
leaving And then another thought
|mpped Into hls hestd If anybody
fame prowllog about there anil
Frond that Buster Bear made hie
home there, they would be sure tJ
leave to a harry ood not oome bockJ
for everybody even Old Mon Coyotel
Eth«> great net regpoet for groat*
Buster Beat. Was that what;
tar meant when be said -bat;
Bobby couldn’t hare chosen a aa/sq
place to* make bis home In? A
tjeus*- that no one bigger than he
eoald get into In a place (hat avery
ooe would kaap away from thru
art’s eyes. For Just one moment he
tost his air of confidence in the tu
turn— -In me. And then he answer
ed, “Yes. wait for lMck for tbe last
time. dear. After tomorrow there
will be no waiting for you or me,
for we will be togethHr."
He ran lightly down the sands
and his form silhouetted against the
sky still had he lines of youth. I
saw him dually dive under a gigan
tic breaker and then discovered hla
bead bobbing up beyond.
Presently Dick stood beside roe—
Dick, grown a little heavier, a little
dabbler than 1 had ever noticed be
fore Hls arms and legs were white,
for Dick had had no time this sum
mer to accumulate a coat of tan
"Aren't you going in-’’ was hts
question.
"I was waiting for you?" I said.
“Stuart come out yet?"
“Yes, he is out there beyond the
Host. 1 think h»* la going lo swim
around the pier. It is hls favorite
stum.”
“Well, he has nothing to do but
keep himself In condition, ’’ said
Dick with a sigh.
“How Is tk* business going
I>tck?” 1 asked.
“All right, ss far as I can see
Dut I don’t like a waiting game.
There is 100 much at alike. Some
time*. Margie, I can see how men.
harrassed by business care*, end It
all.”
“Dick, don't lose your courage
uow."
"I won't —thar was * silly thing
to aay and I didn’t mean it. Well
come on, Margie.”
I took nU hand and we went to
meet the breakers together. Hitt b<*
for** I got beyond my d**p;h, I said,
"You go and take your swim. Dick
I don't feel quite up to the fatigue
< f it today.”
"All right, Margie.” Then, little
nook. Dick did a most surprising
thing, lie put hls arms about tin
out there in the water up to our
itrmpii* and held me for a moment
tight.
Thi-n he struck out with a laugh
klmoet as carefree |t seemed to me,
ra that of the oU! Dick in the year
gone bv. l sm* lirn, ton. dive Into
a urea' l-ieaki i. 1 watch* 1 bun e
fev. minuter and -Girted lc «hore.
Presentl v I a'\ signs> oi «xc:t«
in* ut on ib»» o.util* and rimed 'o
see wh i was going on. 1 saw a
1 end bobbing about near the dost. I
looked anxiously :• round, and far out
I caught a flliups** of frantic am*
fclgnallnc above lh* wave* for help.
fe«r of and respect for Ruster B*ar
what could be b4*tt* rJ
‘ Hueter never ban bothered me
but thxl once, and then he lost hi*
Draper because he was so htingrv,*’
thought Robby. “Spring la here
snd food soon will be plentiful.
That means that Ruster will soon
be able to fill bis big stomach wh*n
ever he is hungry. When his
stomach is full Ruster la the bect
natured fellow In all the Green Kcr
eet. If I can’t keep out of hls way
when he is hungry and hls temper
Is short I deserve to be caught.
I—l—want to stay. | —I —believe 1
will stay. I can leave any time If
I have so. Yes, I will stay ’’
Having made up hi* mind in this
Robby suddenly felt s great deni
better He felt so much better th:.t
he actually ventured out and slob*
along to a place from which he
could safely peep into Ruster near a
house. Ruster was fast asleep
Hobby hurried back snd gathered
s* me dry leave* to make a bed «n
hls own house. Somehow hls heat I
felt lighter, very much lighter
Marriage Licenses
Earl L Gray. 20, Detroit. Irene
Navarre, IS, Trenton
Harold Bertram. 29, Detroit’ Eve
line Newman, 19. name
Julios C. Rapp. 21. Detroit. Rtell*
Frants. 12 name.
Edward Kohnke. 21. Detroit. Hattie
Rii bards 11. same.
Fred Duller-ill k 52. Detroit; Idl
lian Kuhn. 19. name.
Albert I. Gardiner. 23. Detroit. Mary
E. Young. 21. same
Glle <*. Mllbrlgbt, 24 Detroit; Era
M Hill, 57. tfpokane. Wtih
4’arl F Feternon. 54 t>etrott; Kath
leen A. Itoyal 52. name.
Dnvl«l D InraeJ, 3S, Detroit, Lulu
loirktnn. 35. same
Norherl A Hoffman. 24, Detroit.
Ixtulne Hofe|l. 23. same
Edward Sealn 41. Detroit; Rennie
Flnfcel. 23. same.
Samuel M Wise, ;i, Detroit. Re.
Irena l.uratnkv. 19. *ame.
King I, laiuile 21. River Rouge;
Ida Maltloua, 29, River Rouge.
Stephen C. Rudd. sf. Detroit;
K|et< her. 21. name.
Edward Rublatownki. 22, Detroit.
Verona Gorski 19. same
Thomas A. Jeyns* 24. Detroit; Mar
lon E llanton. 34, name,
Arthur Dohran. 23. Detroit; Leora
Slier. 22. earns
Arnesl Pe Morney. 21. Detroit;
Ma*lon Spin*. 1«, name
Lloyd H Brandt. 25, Detroit; fairlna
R Hugh. 54, same.
Olln M Whitman. 34. Detroit, Essx
anda E. Hur*t. 23. name
Arthur Tapsri 21, Detroit; Edna
Ludwig. 12. name.
Vincent Mortellea. 27. Detroit;
Josephus Stadler, 17. earns.
Glenn W. Brsdway. 28. Detroit;
Florence M Vance. 31. same.
Charles If Chlse. 25, Detroit. Helen
Foster. 14 aame
('harlen O. Renaud. 22. Detroit;
Madallne D Frankhouse. It. Oroan#
Re
Carl Rslnsr. 51. Detroit. Agnes
Krause. 20. soma
Gasper Vanbenela uer, 30. Detroit.
Rosie Bey In. 121 same.
Ralph w Hnvder. 11. Detroit; Iren#
lx>ftua, 38. same
1 eon w. Briggs. 28, I»etrelt; Hasel
Hearn. 18. same
Hamuel Fsstenstsln 29 Detrelt,
Jeannette Fslgenson. 14. Cleveland.
fanli Kish. 51. Detroit. Kate
Hoalsn. 19. name
• ’haries Kohler. 32. W>andotte.
Menrle*ta *’a*per. 34. **me
Anthony Taubits. 39. Gieenfleid
DETROIT TIMES
TtIII* Thlesen. 11, same.
Joalah F May. HI. Dvtreiti fl*»-
rare t'arlyon 12, same
John t’hambers. IS, Detroit, Idea
Sorrow. 37. same.
Max Ahrtnti'hn, tl. Detroit; Btksl
Prenslauer. 18. some
Rudolph Knaisalkovlch.: 31. Akroa.
O . TrtiM Ha say. IS. same.
Ulen Howood. tt, Dotrolt; Aaaa
Wehr. 21. same.
Henry Ftstler. «». Detroit. Franco*
Kurknwskl. 40. name.
William Oillsspt*. S3. Detroit; Mar
jorie Van tinkler. It. earn*.
Louis F. Victor, >O. Dotrolt; Paul
in* F. Karcsewekl, 11. earn*.
Helton V. Mllle. SS. Detroit; Car
rie N Johnson, it. same.
Albert P Hersog, Si. Detroit; Leo
n*Ua M Eckert. St. same
lenn J. Harry. 31. Detroit: Ruby
J. Martin. <l. same
John J. s.-hois, 21. Dotrolt; Mary
Konsn. 23. same.
Clarence J. Was# 2S. Dotrolt;
Helen Grooctaowsks, 11, same.
Georg* A. Gatlfeky. 14. Dotrolt:
Clara Petrowekl. tl. earn*
Thome» K. Rafferty. 2t. Detroit;
Agnes W. Burr, SO. earn*.
Mi njamtn A. Ijandino. It, Dotrolt;
Melvlna M Avery, 34. same.
Andrew Peterson. 18, Dotrolt;
Florence llermea, IS. same.
Thoms. Motley. 17. Detroit. Mar
garet Piter. 31. same
Frank Runstedler. SB. Detroit; Rida
L lllnsbrrger, 3S. same.
Albert it Hmlth, tl, Toledo; Gladys
llug* a. 11. Toledo.
Albert M Graves. 21. Ttetrolt; Beat
i Phair H. Grindstone City
Fred H. Mn*rh*ld. >*. Detroit:
Clats* Rudenbo. 23. esiwe
lohn i Kraw ulskl. SB, Detroit Zlda
• ’hrndvakl. 22. earn*.
Joseph <'a<laret. If. WyawdottS;
Domthy le»ry. iB. Trenton.
George N R*»ld. 30 Detroit; Doro
thy t* Kentle, 23. same.
Frederick F. R#ed. 81. Detroit; Hen
rietta M Belongs. 23. same.
Kd ward L Marshall, 18, Dotrolt.
Anna Hearrette. 21. Chatham. Oat.
Hamuel Alderam. 24, Detroit. Sarah
Garbul.ky, IA. same.
Antonia <>dda. 21, Detroit; Olovan
na Tobea. 21, earn*
Joseph Cooper, 16. Dotrolt; Barah
Ko.mberg 20. same.
*lrorf Mssso; 24, DetrdttAAka
Kona* 21 same.
■x imu*- 1 M vrrhand. 24, Dotralt; Lu
< ilr Hi >wn. 10. so me.
Oscar (‘hsrrtte. Florence Shan lea
22. same
V L 'k In 24. Detroit. Lilia Drok
aan jl, asm**. P
Frank X. Demara. 24. Detroit; *▼*
Olgrtac, 22. same.
Alvin Salllotte, 22. Kcors4; Joseph
in* Mastona. 1 s name
William K Evana. 2t. Dotrrtt;
• irui-e Barvia, 22, earn*.
Arthur Wlrgan. 26. Detroit; Lidia
Melnrgor. 22, same.
Herman Bolt, 21, Detroit; Rrma
/.inn. 20, same.
David Zngut. 24. Detroit, Kate
l!n*rn is. aame.
Adolph Herts. 22, Detroit. Valeri#
rvpitamaker. 26. same,
\v illiam 1. Nex. 21, Detroit. Makol
K Roberta, tt. asm*.
Klm«»re A. Ftark weaXher. IS, Do
trolt'. Carolyn I>. Mchleesinger, tl,
same.
Harry Cohen. 28. Detroit; Eather M.
.-alasnrk. 21. same.
A Hie K Campbell, 22. Detroit; Olive
R emlth, IS name.
\ to A matoL 12. Detroit; Mary Dtsl
inmn.r, -1. »aki
win Mm Brower. 28. Detroit; Cath
crtfi *»’R< 'rke, 28. same.
Johr H Furfarro, 2i Detroit; Far
it H Grave*, it. same.
i'hiiltp riiofrjieon, 60, Detroit; Jea
i.le Mt»uo‘ry. it, same
George H Hooper. IT,
Miuiti* I-. Utfford. IS, same.
John A. Gillespie. SI. Detroit; Do
rothy M Church, IS. some.
George Washington. 18. Detroit;
Ousle Rosser. 34. Birmingham. Ala.
William A. Roeeneteln. 18. Dotrolt;
Mildred Cooper. 10. same.
l e.ph Kotlowekl, 16. Detroit; An
na Mchlcntner, 22. eamo.
<lregory Proctor, 11. Dotrolt; Roao
line v*f rnlck. 21, earn*.
bniin M . burn. 22. DotroK; Barah
H:irn»t"in. 21, earn*.
fai'ies K. Frere. 11. Detroit; Mary
A. Beard. 20, same. “
-<n rl*l Sherwood 20. Detroit; Helen
jm. ami - v "
T..hn’ Kdmonson. 24. Dotrwit; itoii
Curott, 24. Flint.
< hris It Neilson. 52. Toledo; Elisa
beth K Theresa. 22. same.
F*Mx W. Gootech. 14, Detroit; L4I
-lic Krause. 23. same
Edward Kendall. 3*. Detroit. Oilv*
McOtlveray. 17. same.
Joseph Chryanowskt. 11. Detroit,
Helen Butowsal, S3, same.
Edmond Matthewe. 14, Detroit
Ethel Ma< hlet. IS. Grosae Point*
Morris Replan 28. Detroit. Sarah
Goldman. 53. same.
James B Adams. 40. Detroit. Mar
garet « Mi Tartane. 11, same.
John N’lvleon. S3. Detroit; Mabel
Peary, it. same
Clifford Boppenger. 21. Detroit;
Ruth K Wets*. 3« same
lake Ttnyman. 28. Detroit; Ida
Welee, l». some
I,.mis Forton. 34, Detroit; Ethel
M MuXPit. 14. same
tjeorge t. Powell, 44. Detroit. Fll*
M Winters 27, same.
August Rom. 24. Detroit: Caste
Nav sock*. IS. same.
Julus Kovach. J*. Detroit; Julia
Erma, At, same.
Charles F Barton. 57. r>*trelt.
Mary B Don«*vsn. 25. same.
Leo Welsmantel, 21, Alberta.
Ijoulse Houle. s*. River Rouge.
Xnton Rtjtxlnter. 21, Detroit Anna
Klrehner, 18. same.
Wlsdyslaw Gspa, tt. Detroit: Hel
en Paplerklewlca. 18, same.
RSlme* If slf titan, 2*. Detroit. Bea
trice Van Brugcr. 23. same
George Demetroff. 10, Detroit, Rose
Dyer, 10. same
Wallace ginesnke, 31. Detroit; Mary
ffnvder. 21 same
Harry if
ter Harris. 22, *am*.
Vern 7,. MoKlmurry, 21, Detroit.
Edna lamb. 32. same
Furl B Minor, 34. Detroit: Mabel
Pule 21. same.
Edward C. Peterson, 11, Detroit.
Catherine Hefferman, 10, same
Hamuel D. Oatantr. 2« Detroit
Itanleth We|n. 21, aame.
Joseph Vt’eit sen fald. 10. Detroit;
Dora gplelman. 50, same
Malcolm MarDonell. 16. Detroit;
Katherine Peering. IS same
John A. Cronin. 20. Detroit. Berth*
Schneider. 20. Hamtramok
John Pelletier. 17. Detroit: Anna
Tnkfor. 2S. Wyandotte.
lohn Psrchem. Jr. 37. Detroit:
Maryan* Hathnaw. 22. seme.
tsador* Foggang. SB. Detroit Ruth
Elnlnger, IS. same.
Pr#»ton McCollum, 14. Detroit Mi
rl# McLeod. 37. same.
Cletiis Bromlllatd. IS. Ecorse Flor
ence Roberts. 30. Wyandotte
Ham -7 Famsone. 26, Detroit: Rose
J rnlombe. 20, same
llerwhcel .1 Raupp. 2A. TOcors# Ce
cilia M Ehrlich. 21. Adrian
Edward Bellrkl. 12. r*#tr«*lt. Helen
Knleslak. 18, same
Arthur \ndrrsoa. 32. Detroit; 7,11-
Han ffhlndler 23. aame
Lynn Burnett, 17. Detroit: Mary
Alsea. 30. aame.
Elmer Leet. 2S. Detroit:
nla. IA. aame.
ttenry Glass. 11. Detroit; Grace
Johneon, 11. same.
Maynard I. Monger. 18. Detroit.
Ell* A Ouerrler. ts. Battle Cr**k
Joe Bordman. 30 "*ana<l»; Mamml*
Kransterg 10. seme.
Henry Butler. 24. Detroit; Bohertv
Hanley. 18, Tndlona.
Walter Katin. 18. Dotrolt; Agwe*
Rurchol 34. same.
John Kuttnv. 3«. Detroit; Ouetl*
R'land. 38. eamo
Gttetare glehort. SS. Detroit; VlOld
Joe*per 11, oam*.
Den C. Voorhols. 71. Bollertlle;
Helen Adams. 70. same.
Deaths
Mike Osstl Children’s Free hear?l
tal, 7 months, miliary tuberouloele;
F.mma Chall. 244 Seventeenth. I years,
scut* nephritis, (Tharloo Vargro. TO
Keller. IB years. fractured skull
George Broderick. 418 WakoMi. RB
years, clrrhoet* of liver; golomcn
Hsfe. Bt Mary’s hoopllnl. about IB
rears, lobar pneumonia: Jeoot* A.
'.utherford, Detroit Munieinal hoopl
tal, 44 veers, pulmonary tuborculeole.
Joseph Will I# ms Bit W FkrL 1B
days. Infantile atrophy. Drags fin oar
ga. !73 Davidson. 2 months pnetimo
n*t Charles Bmtth. Receiving hOOnt
tal. shout SS years, lokar pnevfgo
nla. Richard Clark. Receiving hospi
tal. II years, lobar pneunaunia. John
Hicke, Receiving hospital. 42 years,
delerlttm tremens; Alexander Morri
son. 11l Twolftk. BO years, senility
Charles A. Abbs. 126 Allendale, nu
years, chronic gastritis; Vencenis
Porua. 164 Ptoeoo. about * 1 years,
asafllty; Redlert B Msaehant. iso
Philadelphia B„ 7 years, septicemia
Ge<>rg* Wojclk, Receiving hoepltsl.
*h< ut 13 years, delirium trem*-n»
John Gajovekl. M C. R H and ivw
• y-rd. about 61 years, crushing In
juries, Fmtel Newherg Herman Kie
fer hospital. 2 years, laryngeal diph
theria. Marshal Mason 14 2 Hamilton.
*4 yeara earclnoma of liver. John
Zalega. 102 Thirty second. 81 years,
pulmonary tuberculosis. Nusan Clem
enta 272 Concord, about *0 yeara.
Scarlet fever; Forrest G. Yoet. 711
McClellan. 4 yeara membranous
croup. Louis Warner, 140 Western.
4 yeara. diphtheritic croup; Bronts
lawa Moxdaies I*ll Michigan. 40
Sear# cirrhosis of liver, Johanna
aul. Grace hospital. It years, car
bolic acid poisoning. Edna L. Wil
liam* Jo J Putnam. 32 >*ars. laryn
geal tuberculosis; Bllsabath Daley.
740 Cavairy, tl years, dllltatlon of
heart. T>*tld O Moldrldg*. 24 Theo
dore. 77 years, carcinoma of stom
ach; Nettle Fields. SB Norman, 61
years, acute Indigestion. John Chap
man, Receiving hospital. 52 yeara.
cardiac decompensation. John Bchroe
der 111 Hogarth, B 7 years, mitral re
gurgitation. Leona Kaminski. 1161
vinewood, I years, convulsions; Jar
Trinity. 1714 Gratiot. 42 years, tu
berculoei# of lungs. Eather K Pe
ters, 1466 Crane. 27 years dlsbeilc
corns; Agais Btuban. Hsrper hospi
tal. }2 > ears, gastric Ulcer; Adella
J Baldwin 70S William*. 47 year*,
cardiac Insufficiency Sarah E John
•on. 240 Sheridan. rears, colitis;
Hssel M Isanhsrt. 118 Eighteenth 1
month. Inanition; f-enors A O«>od,
Detroit Tubsrculosl* ssnltsrlum, 5B
year*, pulmonary tuberculoels
Births
BOYS
F H Bohn, 276 Cadillac; J T-moor.
1202 Rivard: A Cleelak 1447 Mili
tary; A. Gleason. TJltg Drexal. R
Aronson. 71 Napoleon. M Fog, 44
Fifteenth; J. F MeakilL Providence
IQiplUI, P. April. 14 Lewereni. D
Whllehorn 244 Weatmlnster; N W
Biadt Woman’s hospital W E Ma
loney r*avldson; J. Pollarlto, Rail
road M. Kukor. SBI HalHck J. Mar
knwekl, 6B Terumith J. Htefanakl
800 Moran; H Roth 472 Porter; C
W Paddon 76 Forsyths. A. Blalas.
408 Thirty-third; F. McDonald. Wo
mane hospital. C. Jacobs. 214 Penn
sylvania: A. W’elsman. I*o Napoleon.
K. Dlamautakos. 101 Macomb A
Petek. 104 ICrskln# r Ityk. 24 Or*u
•el; M Mlkuea. F. W
Mercar, 144 Lanalng; A. Rarlag*. s*l
Cavalry; A. Armstrong. 1264 Canton.
W M Irving 324 Meldrum II V
Mitchell, ill Vermont, c. R Kt.rssacr,
204 Canfleld K G Kswaake 140
Thirtieth, ft. Wiseck*. LOT B*?otton.
J Ktrmirek <4* Twenty-eighth U
V O’Brien 143 Thirty-Are!. F Good
nough, 1141 Michigan M ortowskl.
417 Theodore. A. Kwoks 5x4 pluinrr.
L M. Johnson. 64 Islington
Fslcomer, 50. Onisrio
OIRTJ4.
W J.
W tt. Benton, 43 W’olf; A O Koppln.
Bit Heyburn. R Goika. 244 Alexan
dria E ; F Snlda 1251 Tarnow J
Yaiaiaro. 443 Woodlawn, F H Knapp.
127} Trumbull. J. A Cuneo. Woman’s
hospital; J. Bngmrki 74* Tw nty
third: M Jtchlsb *54 Ken.lall L Pyl
Tsi Smith. J f*< all*. 447 D.
Matgus. 13 Orleans. A P't«k ■ 162
Lockwood. J Begynger, r Ji McGrvg-r.
J Korba 378 Oarfleld A Rickers, 953
Rlvgrd. M. Alterman, 420 Beaublenl
F Barettl. 332 Eliot. C. A Wesley.
I*4 Catherine; L C Mstallle. 448 \s
may: H B Rtofar. 106 Massachusetts
C f4agnasc« 46 Bchltler: T Blase}.
621 Frederick. A. Rs< ivgi*l. 63V
Parkdale-st ; H E. Epstein. 183 Cam
eron; J. F Henderson.- Harper hos
pital. A Karuska 176 Illinois 4
Truptaiko 148 Hendricks R 2»hre*»,
ISO Bt. Aubln: E. J. Caswell. 27 Green
wood. J IJpic, 272 Wesson I. It
Ktlay. 62 Regular A. P Revery 202
Forrv F Pfekorowskl, 243 I/>vctt
W Kallsxltries 314 lA»lt W t'amp
ball. 1224 Twen iv.rAurtX * U»Mfn-
Tl 7 Theodore. W Kompieneka 1109
Twenty - Aft h . A Zawacka. 374 Thlrty
oocond. M Mueulln. 179 Reeder.
Mortuary
BIOTIERTO.X —Ruddenly, in New
York city, on Adtll 10. 1917. Flor
ence. the beloved daughter of Wil
bur and Belle Brotherton. aged tv
years. Rsrvlcee at the home, 1 <**
Plngree-sve , Friday at 2 p m.
BARKKN -Ellen Louis*. aged IT
months 7 daya daughter of Rob
ert B and Es he flhafer Barker. Fu
neral Thursday. April 12. 2 o'clock,
from residence 1311 Elmwood-ave.
I.RRIVKS Apr. 9, 1917. Emma fleer,
ling, beloved wife of Gottlieb Orel
ner and alster of John Reading,
eged 6* ye* is Funeral frorr reel -
danca, 244 Montcalm-st. cast. Thur*-
day afternoon at I 80 o’clock.
GODFREY—ApriI I*. 1917. at hie
residence 312 Putnam-ave . Vollo,
heloved husband of C’laudmc and
father of Dorothy and RlH> Fu
neral from residence Thursday.
April 12. at 1:39 p m Rurlal at
W’oodlawn.
oiNRR At residence. S4l rield-ave,
Monday. April 4. Phillip o*m«*r.
aged 74. beloved husband of Emily
father of Philip. Jr and I'h-e, r, e
and Mrs f* t> Gross. Mrs. W Berk,
er. Mr*. F B Tortcr. Mrs F Ly
ons. Mrs F. Worth. Funers' from
residence Thursday, April 11. at
8 20 p. m.
SMIT9B —Josl# Rush Hmlth. In the
home of her daughter. 293 Wrbb
ave. April 10. mother of Mr* Gen
ft hentt. Oakland. Fa' : and Mr*
Willis J. Kerns. Detroit; grand
mother of Joecph Fogartv, J--
Prayer from above residence on
Thursday noon. Burial In Flint
Gracelawn cemetery Flint papers
please copy
SllfTN -April 14 1417. F.lixa widow
of John Smith, end beloved mother
of Martha. Mary. lohn. Jennie, Mr
E 1 A. Crosby and sister of Mias
.Tin* Roe* Fune-ai from residence.
2*9 Fortsr-et . Friday at 5 p m
a———b————s—a.ui.i c -
FOR SPRING PLANTING
VEGETABLE ANJ» FLOWER SEEDH.
I AWN ‘»EED AM* FERTILIZER,
nVIOV HETH AND Hi;EDA POTA
°LOHUMAN SEED CO.
RANDOLPH - VT, and ORATTOT-AVE
■ Id.l* W A > li b— w a;.a
LABoREIte wanted, steady work
Apply National Car a Foundry Go.
Glarke snd R’eat Jefferson
MEN LEARN MOTION
PICTURE OPERATING
•arn fl#o per month Send for
catalog A B
DETROIT MOVIE SCHOOL
1114 JEFFKRBON AVI E.
BRIGHT FUTURE FOR BOY
lYfftee boy wanted It to 17 years old
• »pport unity to Darn advertising
Good salary. Apply Advertising
Dept. Datroll Tim*s
IJiBORERS to handle lumber.
Steady work. W. F. Hurd Cos.,
200 Campbell -ave.
WANTMP—» AHM9
BMALL FARMS WANTKD
I 2** to Ofll acre* within 4S Biile#
of DatrelL with sr without stock
pB tasglegneata. Band full partlcu-
ROSB LAND CO.
MlaklgWa’s Greatest Farm A fence,
lits Fenobeoet bldf. Pnone 1 ad Bill
GTRL W ANTED Catkells girl over
P remit gs a*e, liffct work Ad-
UIM best A. Mn I. Time*
WAN Ffll— Goad *4K»k for enuntry
heasa 1n ffllle. near Ton
Mac Fhnsie West 949 or call at
Iff I West For* .*
Nt-.1.P W4NTKJ)—riVALI
TO YOUNG WOMEN
SEEKING EMPLOYMENT
Do you want to work where i
conditions are pleasant and|
salaries good? You will And
a fine opportunity in the tele
phone exchange.
Steady work at all times.
Your position will not he af
fected by business depression.
Students paid while learn
ing.
Frequent salary increase.
Rapid promotion for those
who show 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 a.
m. and sp. m. Michigan State
Telephone Cos.
WAWTEUTOEII—»
CASH for old falM teeth. fold crown*
uroaen Jewelry. diamonds. watch**
•It, full vatu* paid Liberty Rf*
Cos., >7 Woodwd. Woor elevator.
m i—Hul >!•>
A. A A. A A 4 A A
Hannan Rental Agency
A fr*« Hat of l-nuin and data. Call
In person at ch.» old* at and largest
real ratal** *x» han>« in Mlchlgaa
1 MrORAW BUILDING
ANOTHER NEW HOUSE
• ready to r**nt by Saturday. I»rom»
• and I'a v I son. American nelghbor-
PATERSON BROS. & CO.
TO ItS.Vf—HIHIHV
HOTEL FRANKLIN
Cor Laroed and Batea-eta. Malta roar
boat* for the wlnt*r at th* Hotel
Franklin **naclal we#4*ly rat**
from $4 to 110.
«a»ga*—3B ■ ——— na ——
m il. kii Afb oi roitTtitiTia*
MAKE SI,OOO
Get Your Ix>t Now
in the
GRFFN SUBDIVISION
1 < Do id 1 ' > Monthly
IBnrRRTY Mrs INSIDE t>F THE
CITY UH 7 - Rf-'TtriCE* FURL
n mu \> *. vd ~ravr> rtvkß-
AVr INO ii lit . *O4 chambkr
OF COMMERCE or Silt GRAND
RrVT;n-AVi-' CaLT, CHERRY 1471
oh \VaT.N* T 7*4
rtm vu.b—antrniu'E r««tr*irrY
SICNIi for fre*- map of city. Oo to
Jerome and Davison. Sr* th* n*w
Amrrlran city Chrn- and pavtaon
•trert car passes proparty. Trane
f -r at r>»vi»i>n and J<>#eph t'ampiu.
Oo «a»t to .I t rome-gve., 15-mlnute
car rid* fmm Boulevard and Chene
•t. or fiom Ford plant Paterson
Bros A t*o.. ITT'Ornwold-il'..' *•«-
ond
cfIPOICE TWO-FLAT
Close to Grand Hiver. five large
roi in* and bath: pav*d atrrrt and
aH' \ it »üble vs-s«r o«ll) If.see
H.tl.i'NKV‘l AMI HI M REALTY CO..
r.O 4 Krw Pr«M Btfig
SBOO DOWN
7-ro* m modnrn house «>n east side,
near new Cm**town <-ar lln*. paved
rtrect. Price- 1t.*30
SBOO DOWN
T-mom modern bungalow on **at
eld*, cloee to Jefferaon-gve steam
heat, oak flmrh. Get busy on thl*.
a* we are g>'trg to sell this prop*
erty.
'’d*l Mi U'mtworth
TROMLEY. WILSON CO.
191* Cham of C>-m <'adill*i' *#n#
NORTH WOODWARD
PINGREE AVENUE
FIRST BLOCK
l.argr !*-r«)0»i hour*. 54-ft. lot. In first
block near Woodward north side
of this fine strei*t, park ititranc*
Walking di*ta»i«e fout «•* *rrh \ li
brary. New N rt If tti h
First fio< r I'entllnilr, re ,>tlon hall,
parlor, library, <lin ng room, kitch
en. pantries.
gorontl lloor Four large sunny bed
room*, largo sleeping porch, bath,
lln w n closet
Third fl 'i i I ar*<- light nttlr.
Oarage sole drive, large pi.r< h. shrub
hcij . #.'.o#‘) will handle thl* prop
erty Imin r .iv. tor, 1! A Mu. ray,
6" Pmgrte-avr. T I- ph<>n< .Market
Sits.
ROOMING HOUSE
l-arg»- brnk house late roof, steam
heat; . lire*- beih-, four toilets;
largo lit lnr<-me Ji7n ni'>nth. and
nwi.i 1 ore up,. - oil Sl|H« . (Ills is
a fine |>ro|"M> and Is lOTilpletel)
fwrnietvd price only f13,0n0; good
payment a-• n halani e carv,
M A I.ON l‘ V •(' \\l i LULL REALTY CO,
sot l ie. I’r ss tilde
PIPER BLVD.
i Imt to .left i son -*«\ e . new 7 - room
bungalow, j bedrooms and hath on
tfsi. floor Th * iropcrty is modern
to minim- and n u rare buy for
fS,Ouo w Ifh terms.
HI ULBCT AVK.
Between Myk and Kerchovgt. etjrht
rooms, modern to the nunut*. 34-
foot lot. on west sole of street 4
bedrooms This Is a fine home. In
good location Trice 95.894. Terms
• all Mi. Wentworth.
TROMLEY. WILSON CO.
1414 <"ham of Com, Cadillac *4o*
YOU WILL
WANT
THIS
4-fem. B V In good location; show
ing good Income. hi* rooms and
hath each Fireplaces Separate
furnace* I.srg- lot All for til 000
DETROIT RKAI.TT PERVTCK
Cherry 714. 31" Fret Press Itldg
6-ROOM HOUSE, $687
Material for a six-room Aladdin
R*adi-Cut Bungalow furnished at
thl* price Phono or cail at our
office for a ropy of the t»IT cata
log showing plan* and price* for
over 100 different homes Tn* Alad.
din Cos.. #O7 Ford Bldg. Then*
Ms'n <•«.
rtm nit—»AtitT i.ot*
OPPORTUNITY
Reservations are now being taken on
a big I°* subdivision to be opened
near Bedford and firand Rlvar-are
wo *AB i p>\ that thlt Ig far
•he cheapest proposition on the
market Ihirsmber these are ex
tra lata* tra ts, es h rontatn'na
• bout l.'.nn* srptare feet Reserve
a tract now *• 'trice* will ad
vance nttiekl) d' v» balance
eaey Own*r >o» A-Vo TimeA
roa OAI get At awt ion
NAMES AND ADDRESSES
1 have a number of lot* to **ll, and
they're good. I am In th* oil h«tai
nee* ana haven t tlm* to eol! them
In the usual way. and there are not
enough lota for me to advertise
them as a subdivision, nor could I
• all on all those «vh.. would answe
an ad. if I described eaactljr what
I have to offer. They are oloae-ln
lota near street care now and |* a
rapidly-growing building section
where no one could doubt the sure
Increase In value. These lota aro
In a moat convenient location and
suitable for building now. First
two sold were staked immediately
f<>r building They are etcellent
talues at MOO aplace and I will
sen them at once for |42l on rea
sonable terms Hnsclal—lf you buy
them from me direct I will allow
you f2l off the usual agents' c«>m
miealon provided you go and sea
the lots yourself Near car* and
easy to find Fend m* your nam*
and Address and T will send you
full particulars and a map Ton
will Immediately realise that you
have struck a bargain Inquire
. “OWNER OF LOTS”
Care of Efficiency Oil Corporation.
Ltd . 7l| Penobscot Bldg.
I0<& DOWN
109 fr DOWN
Buy Where You Can’t Lose
Jsfferson-ave. this side of Continent
al and Hudson factories. In the
first block off Jefferson. THINK
OF IT only |175 to 11.050 and
10% down and |!0 per month. Ab
solutely the last chance to buv
proparty In the vicinity at thess
price* and with only 10% down.
AII lot* In thl* naighborhood hav#
been sold and resold and most all
of them are built on 1-at us call
for you and show you the best buv
In Detroit, or call Cadillac 1154 for
appointment.
JOHNSON RECKABAUGH
VACANT PROPERTY CO.
44-44 Mcflraw Bldg
OTSEGO AVENUE
If * have 1J \ery desirable lots on
this stiset. ranging from |iofi to
Goosfien-Hill-McKenzie Cos.
Cad 17*4. 1730 Dime Rank Bldg
YOUR OWN TERMS
Buys lifts 114 Ft Lot
IN ROYAL OAK
17 mlnulsa rid* from Ford district lc
far# Just w*at of Woodward ave
High rolling land with cement side
walks, graded street* shade trees
PermleaTon given to build or culti
vate. Tou will have made money
by fall If you
Bl'T ON r. OF THEBE LITTLE FARMS
and raise your own vegetables.
Price f*t>o, easy term* For full In
formation and map allowing e*act
location, mall In slip
Name •
Address
WALTER C. PIPER
4M Holden Bldg C»d 414
FOR IMMEDIATE
* <\KIM *
I LIST YOUR
! VACANT. RESIDENCE. DOWNTOWN
AND FACT-lit V PROPERTY WITH
HOMER WARREN & CO.
* 13 37 chamber of < ommsrc*.
A :4K FOR DfiTAtLß—Euclid, sswsr
ami vater. |1 !*•), Gladstone at
l»mt« r 11.72 V Clarendon. II feet.
I ' 100. fipokare. f1.475; C’Arter, IS -
i 500. equity l»50. Belleterr*. «• feet.
11,475. Menistlque, wsler and sew-
I er. 4134
NORTHWESTERN REALTY.
2954 Otand River Garfield 111.
HIGH CLASS VACANT
Greennay. third block. 52*p ft |1,47l
Pont chart rain 33 ft 1,130
liasciu unrl, near Dexter... 1.340
llaielMofid. near Iblmur. .. 1 *SO
ffaxejwood near Quin< y . 1.471
Plngtee. near Radford 2,430
IMnaree pr«r f'eyler 1,44 rt
ringrea. Wilflemsre in ft. 1.100
Plugica, oeir Ifolmur . 1,43n
Clarendon, near Beechwood 2.9nn
Tlrenian. near Beechwood
te| no I,HI
L*nslade. nr Ironwond 33 ft. 1.139
Lawn-bl> and 1.321
W "odbl ne - hi i*d 1.17S
Dextef-blvd.. beautlfial cor
ner ....... 3.399
Gooßßen-Hill-McKenzie Cos.
Cgd. 1 744. 1 730 Dim* Bank Bldg
NORTHWEST VACANT
i PHI! ADFt PHI A WEST, thre# good
lot* price right term#
ROCHESTER, nr Wlldemere. term#
s '\Dl\ near Grand River. ISxlin
reatrirtrd single residences: 13.940.
HI f'reman 4 4 feet. |! 994
ALEX. WATSON
«03 HAMMOND BLDG.
WILL pay cash for vacant lota,
houses, flats, stores, acreage,
real estate equities. Land con
tracts bought; quick and sat
isfactory deals.
EBERT. 309 Majestic Bldg.
i CARPENTERS. RCILDERB. plans
and • stlmatea furnished. Jobbing
promptly attended to
THOR. K AND G A PT7KE.
44 McOraw Bldg Phene Cad 3M«
,-1,. asasne ui, n.r ,: ■i. i .itr.'.-.y.ns.i.i—.ai
rtm mik—r\KM;
IDEAL STOCK FARM
290 ACRES
Beach and maple soil, jn a<-ree tim
ber. two running etreame fed from
spr'nge two eets of hutldlnge
ailo good markets, sxrellent road*.
*« hooT adj'dr ng farm, chun-h closa
by; four mile* from Ypsilantl; 34
mliss from r>rtro|t. Poor health I#
reason for e*||lng
Bemis Bros.. Ypsilanti
SMALL FARMS
t 10 nr 39 acres, choice land, closa
to Oratlot. I*oo acre up; eaay
terms
10 ACRES
Close to Warm . house barn, gran
arv. fhl' k 'i house suitable to dl
% Id* only I' down
40 ACRES
49 miles from Pat-ml good r<>ada
•II th- h- - • Gm cholc*
land only tX 000 I’ 449 down
80 ACRES
49 rod* on nice ink.- r*lr buildings.
good land *3.040. It 009 down.
MALOSEY-CAMPBELL RFA7.TY CO.
.ilk Free Press Bldg.
STOCK FARM
240-A''RF FARM In t’aklgnd county:
two sets good building*; 44 acres
of wheat In gr'ind acres of
alfalfa good fences and a full a*t
of farm machinery, also hor**a
rows, sheep and hogs Pyle*. In
cluding *v*r\thing only 914# per
a rye. on *a*\ t*rnie 3. B W AT
T’ *r’« M*na#*r F*fm l**pl.
DIAMOND REALTY CO
i -443 \\ oodytard Htalotk 9441.
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TAM—
b a KM buyers mM tw* -npgi’i
»"g
PRI NT ERA 1
in r tconsu u< ting our nAnufUCt«HMiS
de per Intent. w« have no r*M fgffJM
'hr following squiMMiMflt laMHH M
•tone. One lis 114 -split «i.m« air J
f «u.e one mu with fraiai. Jill
elides, ■ aaee tacha. one
With frame. 4 irawggg; Una ICACKfI
with frame. | drawura; two MaKfl
one 2 t 549; taro JVU*4|. M
h 7***Tt Two n "
* 7’ ,lrr ». one CnggnSar CHttMam m
I rolUrs. OM
*•*4l. 4 rollers, an* auto prsgfc 7;
automatic or b4M|l
Hinder) One »; fold Fullmr
automatic f-.-d lixA4. twa aUdUBHr S
pr-ese* one *herlaan seU-laklS, 1
embossing machine. KalT IBM 4
two 42-lnch whit* pan«r cutter*: J
also mtarellaaeou* bindery aa#’l
composing room equipment, oaotuC%
stc- ««
The above Is now In us* and In IrlkM
class ordar. can he seen any
at our factory. M<mro*-avs.
Hastings-at: must all b* aoM ha- J
for* April 33.
The Richmond A Backus C* 1
Phone Cherry 4744 1 11-3 WnodMar*.l
111! rOR KKI Jto r FRIGHT PIANO. 1
heaullful (Mnasaian walnut; vary i
nitracttv* design, thorowwhty ang4pn|
ern Wonderful offer. r>>
amount down. GIUNNCLL MlOi,^
2t3 Woodward.
i ijjiß
•ODA rot'NTAmv as* |M wtf,
at*am tables, stor* furgltur*. c*i» .J
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TYPEWRITER*. 100 fully fuargg
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ing |2o up t'atalog free.
Type Cos.. 144 Jefferson, near Ww>4-
werd-ave.. Main 4143.
1123 BL'TB CLOUGH A WARREN
Plano, rich rosewood. spttnAl mRI
dltlon; nure ton*; regular 9*94
st>|e. \t <>nderful value Com* at J
once GRINNKLL BHOH' Hranch.
37 Monm* . r . r -JD
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gain prtc* Humntr Cos Mich A 4tIA
TEN«»R BANJO rh*ap. profssalonih
wood shell, metal top band; fags
bracket*, patent Champion pegs.
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we*k #ls take* it. Formar prl<w» -
•S3 GRIN NELL BROR* Branch. 17 j
M'-nroe
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laiST Hriwceii Pontiac and Det
a box containing three oat*; one .
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yellow Finder nleaae communicate
with Mrs F R Met*. *42 Whltl- - -
more-et . Pontiac. Reward
FOR BALE FA 4 'TOR Y UITMB
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CHOICE FACTORY
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troit* moat popular subdi vtslogg,
Mt. Olivet Reharfer and Nuernberg
For price* and term* on any m
this property call
PETER KEHOE
Ridge 435-J
i PMoi sneiPio
Upholstering
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l-fiec* Parlor Butte In w | ' f
9-Pc. Parlor Rulte In tap -'w I M‘
e*lr> or leather Frame* I /
polished Ilk* new and JL AmJ
m*w ,pfin* if „■
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tapeatry or laather
Dav*nport reupholatcrad &Q AA
In tapestry or leather <jr3F.WJ
Phone write or call and our rep
resentative will call with full llna
of samplea Work guaranteed.
Reliable Upholstering Cos.
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CENTRAL STORAGE CO.. aMMajl.
- K tig “K-nol; rates rtghL go
tor van a for suburban nsettg
Phons CadllU* ft.
ACME ttorag* ntnmoti warehguta
fltorag*. moving M >94 41 fillmiA
PARTY MOVING to Califorota <*•
rsnt Control utoragu
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ag*. Cartage. Tacking. 143 Alfred.
(,'horrv 4QQ4
MONEY TO LA) A A
MONEY TO LOAN
ON VACANT LOTS
Liberal loans on real astata
Second mortgage realty loaaa
Will buy equltUa In vacant lota and
improved property,
EBERT, 309 Majeatlc Bldg.
LAND CONTRACTS bought
Quick and satisfactory deals.
EBERT, 309 Majestic Bldg.
CONBTRrcTION LOANS—L Ibe ra I
amount a J F Wsber. 944 Oratlot.
wn mrr land coNTRAcra
Detroit Land Contract Cos.
111-IU Hammond Bldg. C ad MIC
PERSOWAt
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trouble Heading advlca. frlendablF
er help, write or call oo BFCp c-
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SORELEGS
HEALED?
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ported wltu the W *
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Stockings Iwj/
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adjustable, cool, dur- inil I
able and economical. IAJI *
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same sue A«k for
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All tnfom .
DETROTT CORT.IB*
LIMB fiPECTAtTYCG
491 Ms k avs. earner Oratlot.
Detroit Raving* Rank Bldg
Phono R dge 441. 14)41 r Attendant.
Office hour* 9 to 4 daily, r v *yt
Rundaya jJ

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