The Detroit times. [volume], April 24, 1917, NOON, Page PAGE 7, Image 7

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TUESDAY. APRIL 24. 1917.
BUILDING
OF NEW CAR
UNESTARTS
Will Connect Highland
Park With Village
of Royal Oak
STEPHENSON
AIDS PROJECT
Portion of Right-of-
Way Donated By
Realty Dealer
Construction work has been start
rd on the now car line which will
connect Highland Park with Royal
Oak over anew rUht-of way thru
the northeastern section of Detroit
donated to the Detroit United rail
way by 13. F Stephenson Detroit
realty man; John Austin. forra**r
president of Highland Park, and
others associated with .Mr. Stephen
son.
Thia Is the car line that Mr. Ste
phenson and his associates have
been working to secure for more
You can buy an interest in
downtown business property
on the time - payment plan
You know —everybody knows —how
downtown real estate has doubled and
trebled in value every few years.
Because central property is, year in
and yoar out, the most profitable of ail
investments—as well as the safest and
soundest—it has been the favorite field
of investment for Detroit’s shrewdest
and ablest men.
And as the wealth of these men (and
of their estates) has continued to pile
% j. *
•»W’'
names of these men a* tv, ~uu
because of the rapid growth of their
fortunes.
Until recently, however, the man
who has not had enough money to
The Five Hundred Investors com
pany of Detroit has been incorpor
ated to enable the man or woman
of average means to pay SSO or
SIOO down and $12.50 or $25 a
month and revive upon that money
an unusually large profit.
It enables the average individual
to obtain a percentage of return
seldom offered him except in the
wildest speculation—yet in this
case with all the stability and safe
ty of the soundest of all securities,
down-town real estate.
A Going Concern.
The Five Hundred Investors
company has been incorporated
and is now operating. It is already
a going concern.
Because the larger the resources
of the company the greater profit
each dollar will earn by opening up
still more attractive fields which
can be entered only with large re
sources, the capitalization is now
being increased to $240,000. A
large part of this has already been
•übscribed.
Caah or Time.
The par value of the stock is
SIOO a Share, and subscriptions are
taken in units of block of six shares
each.
Stock may be paid for in full at
the time of making subscription, or
on a time basis, requiring the down
payment of SSO and the payment
each month of $12.50 for each block
of six shares or stock. No interest
is charged on deferred payments.
Five Hundred Investors Company
Care of H. A. Jones Real Estate Cos.
70 Washington Blvd. 2nd Floor, Palmer Bldg.
Cherry 5060
than a year. The line will begin
at the end of the Victor ave. term
inal east of the Ford factory, ond
< itend along Oakland ave. to tb*'
H a Mile rd. Then It will turn
across the Grand Tiunn tracks and
run north to a point between the
Fight and Nine Mile rds, where »l
will curve slightly and again turn
mralght north to Royal Oak.
The undertaking represents an
Investment by the Stephenson firm
of more than |I.OOO o<H> In the right
of-way and property adjoining. The
right-of-way represents an Invest
ment of $300,000 aa It would briny
tl.ia amount If cut up Into lota.
The Stephenson right of way be
gins at the Grand Trunk tracka and
extends north to Royal Oak. Tha
Intermediate rtghtof-way came Into
possession of the D. U. II- before
the franchise for the Stephens*-*
private right of-way was obtained
"In the face of war condition* 1
cvnuyt concelre of a better example
of confidence In the fu*ure of De
troit than this step by the D U. K..
which means the Immediate invest
ment of $500,000 in a double track
to Royal Oak." nald Mr Htepheneon
The new car lln* will open up a
great stretch of territory north
east of the Ford factory. All freight
truffle from Royal Oak Flint, Romeo
and other places 1:0* coming In
over the Woodward ave. line from
Pontiac, will be cai rled around over
the new line, thus relieving the
North Woodward-eve congestion
says Mr Stephenson
Work has been started by the
Stephenson firm -on laytng out a
continuation of Oakland-ave. par-
The Soundest of All Investments
For instance, the subscriber for
six shares pays SSO and receives a
receipt for that amount of money,
and for each monthly installment
of $12.50; on twelve shares SIOO
down and $25 a month.
Dividends Computed.
When his receipts amount to
SIOO, he may surrender them and
receive in return one paid-up share
of stock.
Dividends—either cash or stock
will be based on the money paid in
by each stockholder and the time it
has been in the hands of the com
pany—just as interest is computed
and paid by savings banks.
Stockholders Decide.
'
It was the plan of the incorpora
tors to retain in the hands of the
stockholders every possible power
—to a much greater extent than is
usual in corporation affairs where
most of the powers are delegated to
the board of directors and the ex
ecutive officers.
All important transactions, in
cluding the purchase, sale, mort
gage or lease for a period of more
than five years of any of the cor
poration’s holdings are subject to
the approval of three-fourths of
the stockholders.
Protects Stockholders
The company retains the right to
decline any subscription for stock,
so that there will be no undesirable
stockholders and no one who may
not he able to keep up his pay
ments. This is for the protection
of every stockholder.
»'lellng the new line Into Royal Oak
The line will enter Royal Oak at
Fourth and Matn-Ma, connecting
with the present Rochester line.
SAYS HIS WIFE IS
SLAVER’S VICTIM;
GETS WARRANT
Following charges that women
have been secured for the prosecu
tion of white slave traffic thru ad
vertlsements for waitresses In the
Hungarian Zepecaya, a Hungarian
newspaper published in New York,
but circulated thruout the country,
Assistant Prosecutor Speed, Mon
day morning Issued a warrant for
the arrest of a man In Allouea,
Mich., on the complaint of Sigmund
Kaiser. Kaiser came to the prose
cutor’s office Saturday afternoon
and said that his wife, Mrs. Guanle
Kaiser, was being held In Allouea.
Kaiser returned Monday and the
warrant was drawn charging the Al
loues man who |* accused by
Kaiser of luring glrla to an immoral
resort thru bis advertisements, with
unlawful Imprisonment. Kaiser
claims his wife is being detained In
the resort and that other girls there
have been secured In the same way.
42 Cars Stolen In Thre* Hours
Automobile thieves set a rec
oid In their weekend activities Sat
urday night. Between 8 and 11
o’clock they stole 42 motor cars.
The total for Saturday and Sunday
Is more than 150. Supt. of Police
Marquardt has assigned an extra
force of officers to trace the stolen
vehicles
finance so large a transaction has been
unable to obtain the big profits which
follow investment in downtown busi
ness property.
But now he can do just what many
people of average incomes are doing
—combine his resources with many
others. Then the available capital
totals enough to enter -the field of
large investments and unusual profits.
Som£ of Detroit’s thriftiest men and
<• ' >
dred people this immensely profitable
field of investment is open to you and
to them. Your money will help them
make larger profits and their money
will make more money for you.
DETROITERS
ARESLOWTO
HEED CALL
Almost At Bottom of
List In Navy Re
cruiting
Since the w»r began Detroit bad
been more backward In her enlist -
menta for tha navy than any other
recruiting station In the central wegt
■ave one, St. Louie. In 12 naval re
cruiting stations In this Nectlon of
the countrv Detroit ranks tenth Bt.
Louis and Islington follow her. but
the Lexington office has ben open
only a wegk and has hardly got
started.
The navy department allotted to
certain stations the number of re
emits expected from each This was
bused upon population. Chicago
was asked to recruit 1.800 meg, D#-
troll and Bt. I .outs each 1.200; Kan
sas Oty, Minneapolis, Indianapolis,
Omaha, Cincinnati, Milwaukee and
Islington each 800, Peoria and
Dee Moines each 400.
li| the week Just closed Detroit
sent away 146 sailors, making a to
tal since the war started of 815, or
Most of those who have already
subscribed are taking advantage of
the deferred payment or "time”
plan—a number are paying up in
cash because they appreciate the
poesibilities for profits greater than
they are now receiving elsewhere.
Many have taken six or twelve
shares—pome have subscribed to
more. A large number of subscrip
tions have been received from out
of-town.
Full Particulars
We shall be pleased to give any
one interested full details of the
plan or send a booklet giving all
particulars.
Subscriptions are now being
taken at the offices of the compahy.
An appointment in the evening
may be arranged by telephone or
letter.
Call at our offices, examine every
feature carefully, and look over the
reports showing what has been ac
complished with exactly the same
plan in Toledo, where the Fifty As
sociates company with 680 mem
bers have holdings of over $1,500,-
000, representing an investment of
about SBOO,OOO paid in over a period
of six years.
Inusual Possibilities
Find out what has been done in
Boston where the SIOO shares of
the Fifty Associates company are
now worth $8,800; in Cleveland,
Columbus, Chicago and in other
cities with co-operative investment
companies using exactly the same
plan as the Detroit company.
You will be astonished by its pos
sibilities.
Fiv* Hundred Inveslor* Cos.,
70 Washington «Jlvd . Detroit.
Telephone CHERRY 5060.
Without any obligation on my part, at all,
please eerd me full particular* regarding the
Five Hundred Investors Cos.
Name
Address
T Cty .
DETROIT TIMES
only 28 per cent of her allotment of
1,200. which should have been filled
in the aaoie period Kansas City,
which bad been allotted the task
of raising Sou recruits as her quota,
had sent 833 and was still enlisting
more Thus far during the war St.
Louis has sent out 206 enlisted men
for the navy aa against Detroit’a
116.
Lieut. Richardson. In charge of
the navy office here, Is not proud of
this record
Captain V. I Morrison, of the Ma
rine corps, has been doing pretty
well snd is proud of the nun he
ha.* sent away, bo«au*e he says they
are going to get action right away.
Capt Morrison fait that he might be
left here on recruiting duty when
there was fighting to bo done, but
he has just received a communica
tion from the chief of bta depart
ment notifying him to be ready for
a hurry call. He was told that he
will go to Europe with the ffiM|tae
tachment of marines and very
happy. To encourage recruftlng tlve
captain Is prepared to predict that
men who enlist now In bis branch
of the service will be over in hhi
rope within three months.
The marine corps Is recruiting up
to 30,000, That branch had about
16,000 veterans at the start of the
war, so that In the first bunch that
goes abroad, of them there will be
about 20,ut>0. according to present
plan.-, there will be about 10,000 vet
erans and an equal number of new
men. Information recalved by Capt.
Morrison Is to the effect that these
men will be the first to set foot in
Europe, and he thinks they will he
there about the time they are shoot
ing off fire crackers on this side of
the pond.
REFUSES TO LET
JURORS BEG OFF
Men Must Serve Country In
These Times. Declares U.
S. Judge Tuttle
Judge Tuttle In charging the fed
eral grand Jury Monday afternoon
r;-ologi*ed to several members who
had asked for their release from
tervlce bemuse of big business ven
tures that demanded their atten
tion He did not excuse any of the
panrt for business reasons.
"I have excused one or two," he
said, “who were called home be
cause of calamities such as the des
perate illness of a loved one, but for
no other reason will I excuse a
;uror. We have reached the time
when men roust serve their country.
Many are going away to war. offer
ing even their lives and the happi
ness of those they leave behind."
When the Judge charged the
rrand Jury It boasted Just 17 mem-
Lfrs. one more than the legal num
ber. Two of lheae were to he ex
cused after 24 hours of service
when oth«e "* ‘ * *»« bmughjf
t. p, - -« district huoiuhv
ni/uiii aubmll to lb*t Jury only such
cotes as could be disposed of 'm
n.f*d lately.
Th in stipulation precluded the
possibility of any of the important
being taken up Monday even
ing The case of Albert Kalt-
M'hmidt. accused of conspiring to
send a military evpedltlon Into
Panada, as a result of this ruling
would go over until Tuesday at tl e
curliest and possibly until Wednes
day.
GREAT MOVEMENT
OF GRAIN UNDER
WAY ON LAKES
( HICAOO April 24 —With the
( < ntng of lake navigation tba
♦trst great grain movement of
tbr year got under way. Pe
fveen morning and midnight 4.5D0,-
000 bushels, mostly wheat, cleared.
Other vessels sailing thniout the
night and today carried heavy car
goes of oats and corn. The first
* xodus will take out of the Calnmct
elevators appmilmately 10.000.000
bushels of wheat. *,000,000 of oats
snd 8.000,000 corn.
With this shlpm-nt gone, more
than 24,000.000 bushels of grain will
-till remain In local elevators. All
will be moved eastward as fast as
mips ran carry 1L
Marriacre Licenses
Henry Dombrow*kl. SB, Detroit;
| Th«*re*a Wlstecka. ?B. same.
John Danaeith. <l. Toledo; Ida
Hardee,>w*kl. sf>. same
t'wrl Schlpps. Detroit. Anna Srhults.
SO. same
Caleb p Ktimmori, AS. Detroit;
Ruth t. M--I,* *»iitn. 24. Meaourl.
! Horae- Hat:*- in. 2*. r„w ry. Pa.;
Aart—a Benedict earn*
Clarence C. Uwr<>n<*. SB, Detroit.
Myrtle O Howell, 17, same.
Fred [/*'», 30, I*etroit; Viva P.
(All. 14, same.
Karl Mrhokrdef**!, Detroit;
Pauline Klatt, 12, fame.
Albert Wuestenbera. 21. Detroit;
Lucy fCronlek, .13, same
Fmery rtach-s, IS, Detroit; Fthel
An* n, IS. -atm.
tames eh- -tc*T ;j, Detroit Annte
totals. is «erp».
<4e«ir*e M Pratt. 25. Detroit: Ev»
I gbrnmi. 25 .a-, v
-•■.f «n v; „-j, Detroit; Mary
j Fra'nMany, lit, same.
'■ .*• HUJ), .It. Detroit. Mary
I M i’ • dr*. -2. gut- ...
« .»rl Glotsb .bar. I»etro|t: Lillie
I Kenfroth. 2ft. pm’.
John Kb*rln. SB, Detroit; Theresa
Kloenhaner. 20, arn<-
Edward (J'ander. 22. Detroit. Mabel
| Chapman. 2ft, -aire.
I’dward K. Hein, 22, Detroit, dusty
Yi-deix-k. 21. xarre
J<>* F Her, Detroit. Arnle B.
i -u-hoeiier, 27, same.
Jr*. P. Af ;<.'der ?4. D**roit;; \m-
Vina M Fl at urso. 24. same
I .Mxhaal Taos. 27. C'evelgnd; Ki'b
erliia .ails. 21, Detroit.
Frcdrf k F Powell. 2*. Ohio; I
I Margaret Af, Chris-. I**. Tol-J„.
Pu il LaitV nan, 21. |> trull, Kltsa
'■ rt h J; in. Iv, sa me
I Celesta Hattonl. 21, Detroit. Olga
lamt>i|f. 17. same.
I Pl.iip P Her*,,*,,, 22. Detroll
I Shfplififrl. It,
iuhn M WFj«»i'nb#nfr, 2% j
ths Hack. 25
EddU Goldstein. 11. Detroit, Annie
Sir*, 'tv 25, »nm*.
\\ tiin Wfcir-ti. SI, Detroit. Wanda
Cro*», 11. t'leveland
V itrmiK tViiKgnnltn, 14. Detroit,
VariuiK>>*h Tnrtarh n. 11. same
tituon A. (loth. SI. Detroit. Mot
*a<-e .1. Itlek-r. 31, Hit*
HI n#v Bickford. 91. Detroit Lulu
IJ«yd. ft. no m«.
.tohit Prealekl. It. Detroit; Miehe-
Itna t'aaplaraekl. SI. tame.
.7 oh n ft Relay. t». Detroit; Edna
Miller. 2). same.
Berkley Psachalt. 25. Detroit: Mar
tha Raymond. 2*. apnir.
John Plat. 21. Detroit, folia Oog
■tabowakl. 19. same.
John Whlttlngblll. 25 Detroit; Al
vina Mwgen. 19. asm*
Gomel! Za»-n 29. Detroit; Martha
Henderson. 19, aamr.
MVnfl* an 11. t■ »r '*
Parker. 14. *ame.
Neoma R Htephenaon. 19. Detroit;
Theodore M Raha. 11. aame.
.Arthur Marchand, 24. Detroit; Annie
Carr lea. 11. aame.
Oen. A. Chaw. 19. Detroit. Myrtle
I. Roant. 29. aame
Peter Malenrhak. 25. Detroit; Marie
Zakena. SB, aame
Edmund Trlava, IT. Detroit; Fannie
Zlnrnarulle. J<*. aama.
Mike Wakavrlc*. 11. Detroit; Annie
Boyrak. 20, aame.
Ruiim 11 W AI lea, 21. Detroit, Pearl
R. Miller, It. same
Alfred Blatt. 34, I>etrolt: Kather
Kura.' 24. aame.
Max Htrlewekl, 21. Detroit; Rose
Rnrdt. 21, Waltx. aama.
Louie Stein. 21. Detroit; Helen
Wele*. 19, amt,
Melvin Doney, 14. Detroit; Kath
leen Fraaar. 20. aame
Alfred Zlesaow. Detroit; Minnie
MrOulre, aam*-
Itarold W Hamilton. Detroit; Edna
M Itatu oik. aame.
Joe Ht|Miu. Detroit; Julia Karol,
aame.
John Quill. Detroit. Quennte Davis,
earn*
William II Johnson. Detroit; Min
nie Olio, iirand Rapid*.
Archie B Copk, Detroit; Gertrude
Dtx, aame
Paulo I jii v 140. Detroit; Vlnoenxa
Bau. same.
Carman Mrfj»rty. Jr.. Detroit; Ger
trude Glaser, sains.
Johp l|. Burton. Detroit:
Grci'nin*n. same.
William F. Howl, Detroit; Grace
A ID-dmond, aame.
Ml. haej Ml Ike, Detroit; Anna Brla
ke. aame.
Raphael L. Beaty, Detroit; Elisa
beth Ryan, Jackson.
William L* Claffey, Cincinnati. Viola
Willson. Detroit.
John Macklnnon. Detroit. Jean
Robert 5.,.n. same.
Edward M "hlisoh. Detroit. Zllda
Stamand. same
Bror A. Erickson. Detroit. Kather
ine M .1 efsen, aame
William C, B. Merritt. Pontiac.
Irene Anderson, Detroit.
William 11. Coleman. Detroit. Mar
guerite Shanahan. Peru. Ind
Otto 11. Rose. Detroit; Selma E
Tuig-stka. Rogers. Mich.
William C. Dressier, Detroit; Doro
| thy W. Zrrndt, same
Marry (tubin. Detroit. Rose Rogen
brey. same.
Kleiner Kallay Detroit. Irene Nich
ols, same.
Thomas Clhewlc*. Detroit; Mary
Wardowska. same.
Michael Luhtk l>etrolt; Rose Go
belin, Highland Psik
James A. Roach, Detroit; Harriet
M. LetonturLr. same
Walter H. fltrom. Detroit; Doro
thy M. Bchull-r. Mill, Wis.
William Rohcart. Detroit; Marga
ret McDonald InPrairle. Man
Hans Chrlstansen. Detroit; Ella
Fondell. same.
John P flpauldlng. I>etrolt; Alhe
lene Fooreman. 22. same.
Orlando M Hryce. 22. Detroit; Mar
lon Mai Donald. 19. Port Huron.
Duane M Loneby, 25, Detroit; Ca
rolyns Doyle, 2*. same.
Cheater F K towskt. 29. etroiW
V!<na Hlkoraka. 25. Detroit.
Stephen W Prepple. 41. Detroit:
Nellie E Fraxler, 40, same
Arthur L. Vleu. 21. Detroit; Rose
Mar tell. 22. same.
Edgar Pratt. 25, Detroit. Blanch
Fortan, 10. safne
Oecar Olajm, 19, Frieda
A Pach. si. t.Hidoit; »
Marlctt. It lime
Mortuary
BATIKS- AprU It. IM7’. at residence,
231 Twfntjr-flrM-it., Frank T.
Rates. Funeral Tuesday from resi
dence I ’|o a. m , Ht Vincent's
church 9 a m. Burial at Sit. Bl
liott hr auto*.
HHow April Vi. 1917. Joseph. Hslov
cd husband of Henrietta and dear
fkOi«r of Hmrjr, Fred. Rom. Wal
t• • and Thnmu Rro# M r»s Wil
liam Laramie and Mrs Qrortf Heel.
Funeral from th* homa. 1 Krupp
st_ Tuesday at 1 p. m.
CI.4HK— April 29 1917. In hla resi
dence. 933 Wood ward-a va.. I/orenso
K Clark, aged 94 yr*r«, huahand
of Elisabeth S dark Funeral ser
vices at house Tuesday at 3 30 p.
m.
KKWIK—April 21. Alice I*, beloved
mother of Mrs J. C. Venning. Mra.
J. W White, Scott W., Frank H
and J. Clyde Erwin Funeral ser
vlrra at the reeldence of her aon,
(iflolt W. Erwin, 91# Maidatona
ave . Vb.ndat at 3 p m. Interment
at lewlckler, Pa . Tuesday. Pitts
burgh papera pleaae copy.
UHOM opnl 92. Effle l , 94b Tlenl
teau-ave. aged 49 yeara, beloved
wife of Herman J Oross. mother
of Orville Gross and Margaret Jef
fery. Funeral Wednesday. 2 p. m.
Hli(( IMiy.lt -April 92. In fit Mary’s
hospital, fiabastlan Klrchner. aged
IS yeara. father of IJsale Pharlcs
W , Oeorge H., Joseph D.. I-mils K..
Albert A . Edg*r E Klrchner. Mra
Clara 1. Inmarsat. Funeral Wed
nesday, 1:30 a. m, from Edgar E
Klrchner’a residence. 910 BsTdwln
ave.. and 9 o’clock at Rt. Cather
ine’s church Burial private Please
omit flowers.
KNACK April 21, 1917. Mable Knack
(nee lake), beloved wife of Henry
C. Knack and daughter of Mra lit
tle Runderland and slater of Arthur
Lake. Funeral from residence io4l
Bcotten-ave . Tueaday afternoon
Rervlcea at 2 p. m.
I.AM bon Marla Hulling. beloved
wife of r»r B Howard favwn end
mother of f.*harlei jr Ijaw«<»n and
Mra. James L. I*ee and the late
George K U*«nn. Notice of fu
neral later
MefffWTPN -April 2t 1917. 1n her par
rn’a’ lioitu, 19 ftpr'ng at Fdlthe
May. aired 21 vcnra. t«T'»v*d daugh
ter of John and Lillian McKwen,
dear sister of J< Nr lr and Mra
KIP* P M«e*“ v »t*e*l Tuesday,
9 p ro.. from vs denee
OinOftNF -Frederi !« J April 91.
1917. beloved a< n e * Mr ami Mra
D I. Oab, rn M i- ' t*t tl,. r v.f Mra
Toward Wttl*. Mr* c T brn K
nnd M's K F 1' ■* * Tuner a I from
re'cdance 51 ‘G.rnce-at Pnneral
* -a o’c|.*ck Ti 4 v
•AI Ml In ter r- : tee How
or 3-rt . April 71 t"l7. T len. be
love'* Wife of Joseph and
dauir: ter of t„ r „. r .i ■; , y t
P tjil. funeral Ti-ed»v fro
,'nrce at *l> acd ?!«•'* Trie tv ,
church at • o'cTbck bv '.sP lie > r
jn n a*>d Chelara papers p!e**»
FOR SPRTNG PI A NTT VG
VF P :ahm: a.vi pvt.r iekob,
t.\Wr •' ’ ’VI I*!-’RTILIZKR,
ON, »N ‘ FT9 A'*r> POTA
TOES
i/>jirman si*ed ro.
RANDOLPH T an 4 OT’ATIOT-AV*
iii i.p n mt.’ii—miK
WANTED - men to
Itiu n e!ctriml work. Salary
per iiiOTith while learning.
Box No. A-‘.*l. Detroit Tinieß.
915 a *' »k
17a* M.< hlfin-ata
Printing .he plain neat klmi— tfcst
»• rte A* rinte. »«b Dea«—Mala MM
■ Kl.9* >M9Tll*_ln; a
“boys with bicycles
AS MESSENGERS
SALARY, $45 TO $65 PER
MONTH AT PIECEWORK
CLEAN, HEALTHFUL,
OUTDOOR WORK
Develops and Improves weak aad
delicate boye. let the hoy have air
and aunehtne while growing Teleg
raphy taught free; vacation with
WESTERN UNION
TELEGRAPH CO.
CELLO. Violin, Mandolin, Gui
tar, Banjo. How to play.
Prof. Pryor’s Studio, 770
Beaubien. Ridge 1506-M.
w vNTFD Five men to travel; some
thing new; easv seller; expenses
advanced. Call 132 Grand Rlrer
ave. w. J. M'-Keown.
SALESMAN for butter wagon, must
be familiar with city's routes. I*s
to start, good references required.
'795 Gas hl<lg
INVOICE CLERK thoroughly fami
liar with Invoice work. 176 to etart.
70S Gs* hldg.
StI'MiKIRAPHrU. experienced In
»nfg work. »76 to fllOft 706 Gas
bldg.
WAREHOUSF. LABOR
National Grocer C" Turned and Cass.
W ANTED An evper|anr-«d cigar man
Aj>p!\ manager L|»#lt », 20*
\9 ondward-ave
P!«mcA<rin*tt 919 s week. 1797
Ml<'htean-a> c.
bki.p u \ vnep—rcgti.l
TO YOUNG WOOTEN
SEEKING EMPI/OYMENT
Do you want to work when*
conditions are pleasant and
salaries good? You will And
a flne 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 ability.
Vacations witty pay- Pay
ments while ill and life insur
ance at stated period of ser
vice. Many otner desirable
features. Apply Operators’
Training School, Madison-ave.
and John R.-st., between 9 a.
m. and sp. m. Michigan State
Telephone Cos.
MAID—RIx day* each weak. from 9 a.
m. to 2 p. m.. family of two adults.
Call at No. 220 Cnllfornla-av*.,
Highland Bark, between 1 and 2 p.
m. or In the availing
BTKNOGRATHKR. rOuet ha capable.
» bear * >v> neat apd,
t>p and -uijiH"ii* operator*
general offli* help 705 Gaa bug
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TO RXVT—WOPIgt
A.A.A.A. A. A.A.A.
Hannan Rental Agcnry
A fra* Bat rt Nnwm and data Call
In paraon at th» oldcat and largaat
real eatata **<hang* In Michigan
l Mcqn.\w mttLptno
TO HIC.tfT—HOOHI.
HOTEL FRANKLIN
Cor. Larnrd and Bataa-ata Make roar
bom* for the winter at the Hotel
Franklin Special weakly rata#
from 94 to 119
WANTED g A HM9
SMALL FARMS WANTED
t t* 10 or >6 acre* within 40 mllaa
of Detroit, with or without atock
and Implements. fiend full particu
lar a.
ROSS IaAND CO.
Michigan's Greataat Farm Agency,
1092 Pennhacot bldg Prone 1 "an 6111.
WAXTIDToai't— g|«f gI.U»SOt I
CASH for old faiae teeth, gold crowna
broken Jewelry. dtamonda. wetchan
etc., full value paid Liberty Rfg
Cos.. 97 Wooded. 4G» loo* elevator
It 44TW)—MONEY
WANTED Mf‘NltT.
We have 100 lots In Wayne. M'ch . In
Vlllskc Limits, all large lots We
want to get a loan off. .1 00 on
each. These lota nre worth fr< m
1300 to 11.000 each Will give first
mortgage and allow bonus If we
can get loan at once,.- Address
bo* B n 41. Time*
■ ■ 1 ■ im ag—■ j -
aril, min* oproitTHimw
MAKE SI,OOO •
Get Your Ix>t Now
in the
GREEN SUBDIVISION •
TOG Down nnd 1G Monthly
f nnryKTT LIFB T WRIDF f>r THE
CITT 1.1M1T4 BETWEEN Ft'HD
milir.vtv ANO (iRANb HIVER
AVP!. 904 CH tMRKR
or COMM “'Tlf'ir OR 9112 OR AND
RnTR-tVV CAIJ, CHERRY 1471
n|> ‘"At T 994.
roil sail —ill aiu.o pMoI’KRTV
WOULD 15 PER (TAT NET
INTEREST YOU?
Especially so |f building waa new
solid brick stores with data above,
separate steam plncte ft will
handle ln-'< -nc it >icder leaae
DYE BROS.
r*hnn« Cherry Mil (t 1S F.'rd TIMg
C4iK «4I.K—MKMIIKM'K PROPKMTY
211VANCOI RT AVI
O m E\ I>AILV. to Sn. rr Vow
modem 9-family flat. 4 rooms and
hath ea. ii Pe.,ta at 970 a morch
Price IC.KOA 11,90# d"\vn ar t |'*s
moidhly. Phone Walnut .1939 or
4 711
Pll* Ml.Ke-i 4( (IT t OTB
• 7 !NAVAHOE A\T
• V ar Freud *f ft I.f Ml Imprnare.
• tiients In r t *iulek sale. II 400
• F’AI KRSON BROS. & CO.
• 14V <iriawold*at. Main 213.
$25 1 ’ EQUITY
In lit 9)*L’ • fr»t. r ar C«d Rlver
«i a. IS mlr ttee f.-oiti limits, c.in
be a-.M In J. » 4 I.fiiul lots Two
ahatr«cts. Price |4t."'. or |3*ll p*r
|i>t. Owner. 1> •* A. Vo. 91, Tlmca
Wt»>iWAßl>-AVf!.. »»«l side 9-
Mtle-rd, 94*100, >l3 per foot. Pr«.p
■—e"rty wiling near bv for |fi'* and
|so per foot Small eu , •»v Term a
fteaaon go<ng to join arm) Ro*
A-41 Times
PAGE 7
HILL pay cash for vacant lots,
houses, Aata. stoPML
l eal aqaUte
tracts bought; quick and •«$•
idfactory deals.
EBERt, 809 Majestic BU^
»a t. at—-a ask ' j '3B
'i** rAH * < * IMI beautiful cmtme
try hon. 9 % Dillaa eaat af WaSk
ii'gton. Macomb county, all M«r
vuTtivatlaa lota of fruit, good black
loaiii, leva! land with 7-room kousa,
hip-roof bam S»x(9 plenty fTouU
buildtuga, line flowing apntjg df
'•’ater. 4 Jeraey milk *owa. 1 yn«r
baifat. t am of young hdOafla. k
59 laying hen* and all farm tools
of every kind and deecrlvGott for
only 54.599 My equity Ii |mX
the mortgage or VI W 0 drawn #9O
Per oanL Will exi haage my mh|
for a good groaary, confer* 'onery
atore or r«sh.
40 ACHKH Smile from D. 11. R. «SF
atop and Goodlaon, u *<l i room
houae. bran new bae -ment bam. i
good now bam and abundance of
outbuilding* land Ilea romat but
all good productive a>i|. wits lots -1
of fruit. Ti.l* la certainly aoaab
bargain at 94.759; 11.609 flomßf';
can atand. flea Mr. Cattroil or
RObpOW.
EYSTER, The Farm Mtt
507 Majestic Bldg.
FARM PV)H SALE AT A BARGAIN—
-199 acrea. tlO acre* in cultivation,
«ol| aand. gravel and clay, lO.aad
f-et of good timber, running water
through land. go,»d paature, goad
rrrhnrd. fair bufldiaga 4S aad 6S
i m market town
• t,«00. I Caaa CHy, Mick.
1 AND 2-ACRE "FARMS - *
on eaat aide, within 7 mile* of Da*
troll’* city kgU.
PATERSON BROS. A CO.
1«» Grlawold-at- Main tfld.
buyer* aend for “fipwi Fans
Btilletln.' It * free Many Inriuaa
W. c. piper. Holden bldg. Detroit.
P-OH lALB-MUkKUAyfIOVI
1177 HI YH KNABE PIANO, Worid
famed make, regular prion |6MK
flne dull flnlah roatwoed; very at
tractive atyla; aweat tone. Knar
payment* to suit GKINNSLD
BHOfl. 246 Woodward.
TYPEWRITERS. ALL MAK9M WHTF
AND UfIKD, |an to Ito. Easy term a
Renting *1 59 up. Call No. 7 Cam
pus. next Det. op. houae. Cad. 9991.
QUINT*ELL BROS, (own make) plana
only tan*, regular price |421; rich
mahogany, splendid condition used
short time In pur rental depart
ment. rare, sweet ton*. Pasv
term* GRINNKU, BROS. M
W end ward.
61W FT. HOT WATER RADI. alto
U rt. of I >4 -inch black pipe, fl ft
of 3-Inch black pipe. 19 ft. of fl
inch black plpa. all ne%. nevar
been used. Call Grand 18« t.
TENOR Banjo rheao. one HMnch
be.i Rogers head , nlrda-ey* shall;
nk kel-plated top band; aoSk AM
new T*aed hut Tlttl* and 112 takea
It this weak ORINNEIX BROS.*
Branch. 67 # Monrog
SODA FOCNTATTW oaw and imaflt
steam tables, store furniture, car*
faa am* Rear terms. Oeo.llarsk
Cos., t# Eaat Atwatar-at- Male 4t||
ROOMS—Furniture to* rooms oom
piste fll week Sumner Mbk 9 ilk
STORAGE furniture, nearly new Inf
gain nrl»e Vumn*r Cos Mich m MIL
ItOflAOfl AJ»B OASTASB
CENTRAL STORAGE CO, m*Tlnfc,
packing, flreproaf; rates right Mo
or vans for suburban moving,
Nion* Gudilina 99
k ACME Stop* m me mmota wursteew
-‘oeege '• k H» 41 O
-rt a. . *»»Bl iftv
Qu- .Adtllme to. t
rwmaoßAA
"'S.'SSr'i.isiS, !37,«.fllLjLa
f.c'Vte'tSktl
Fort-at. w %a.lvatlo» Army.
M)*T AND rot MD
lyAftT—Larfa black purse eontalnl»f
wriat watch and con alder aßla
money reward North 3499-9 y
WILL PKRRON sean picking up 144 fa
fiuraa containing watch, money'gjad
etters addressed to Margarat .Hil
ler. 107 Bethune eAst. pleaae return
to above artdrese? No qaeetlMM
asked
MONEY tO LOAM
MONEY TO LOAN
ON VACANT IvOTS
Liberal loans on real estate
Second mortgage realty loan a.
Will buy equltlea la vaoaat lota and
improved property.
EBERT, 309 Majestic BJdg.
LAND CONTRACTS bought
Quick and satisfactory deals.
EBERT, 809 Majestic Bldg.
CONVTRrc-nON I/lANS—LI ba r
amounts J F. Weber 144 QrattoL
WE BUT LAND CONTRACTS
Detroit Land Contract Cos.
til 111 Hammond Bldg Cad. lilt,
rPHOI.BTRIUNa
We * J r , ui. ~n>. ■ (T\
5 - Pie. e Parlor Hutr In'S | ra
l-P Parlor 'tulte in tap-'v I m
eatry r leather Frame* /
polished like naw and Li
new spring if necessary ..
fourh rsup! .farad In d*C AA
tap* tM r !*atbcr W.w
Jtavenport r-upholat. red <TQ (Vi
«P7.W
I’borie writ* of c*|| and our rep
rerentative * il call with full llna
of samples. W"*k guaranised.
Reliable Upholstering Cos.
14 Jeffers..n Ave Phone Cad. 144*
niMlOtl 4I.KANINB
EXPERT WINDCnV “
CLEANING CO.
OENEnAL JANITOR WORK.
Offl. e, 113 Farmer-at.
Floors srd window* properly cleaned
and wark a lolutely guaranteeK
Our patrons in hide u*neral Motor*
f), Is Unrd Motor C-*. Michtgaa
Drug Cc Detroit Tims*. Old* Motaf
iVcik wi»rnh» m->'toep#l A Cos, O
S Pad ates «’ rp. Northern Mater
Cf 9 m P. H»rhright A Cos, Tfav
der ns A Cos. irurtfd Coaarelg
but I'ling and many otbera Pfism
rr r 7 1 1 foe trial.
1.14H1. MOTintt
NOTICE Is hereby given that on tbs
7 th da< of .* «S4. tilS I Will ap
p ar m probata convt ar> i petirvm
•be , ...irl to rhaMg* by S4W4 tB
.) p « buti*. J. P Moat MS
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