The Detroit times. [volume], May 02, 1917, NOON, Page PAGE 9, Image 9

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WEDNESDAY, fi A 1 5 . 1917.
WOMtH Os
NATION CAN
WIN WAN
rut Waste, Keep
\rmies At Front,
l rtfcs Hoover
RICH SHOULD EAT
ONLY LUXURIES
Food of Poor Would
Thus Be Conserved,
Says Expert
NEW YORK. May 2. -American
women ran maintain the allied
armies on the firing line by elim
inating waste in the horn**, in- the
opinion of Herbert Hoover, who t*
to be American food controller. In a
copyrighted article in Today's
Housewife
“If we ar»- to pull our allies thru
with sufficient foodstuffs to main
tain their m**n at the front and
their women and children at home
v\ o have simply got to reduce was'e
and consumption of foodstuffs to
/■“N
Your Duty to
Your Country
One ~f the most Im
portant duties you owe
tn your nuntry te to
• void waste and use
your money to the belt
ad van taa *.
Thne is no better
way In which you cart
keep your money em
ployed than h.v Invest
ing H In the 5% Kirst
Mr t*lt* al Estate
Bonds which are s<.l l
tv this company.
These bond* can he
toukht in denomina
tions us l.'jh 00 and up
wards or fin niir I’sr
tial I'i.ment plan, tie
pin nln r with as low as
L.J
loan uni (Trust (to.
Ctas
A DETROIT f
CONSTRUCTION LOANS
We loan money to build or improve homesteads.
Money disbursed as building progresses.
We pay SG? on Savings Accounts.
Resources Over 13,300,000.00
INCORPORATED 1889.
JThe TVational SJoan &
4(nurgtmewt flloinpann
120 Farwell Bldg., IVtrolt
W anted—Garage
To Accommodate
15 Machines
Must be centrally located, near downtown,
preferably on west'side of W oodw ard. W ill
lease for term of years or month-to-month.
Wanted at once.
Telephone
Grand 5600
.■.' l iiiiii/N!iiiii..iiu:.iimm.niii.iinMnii.iiiiuuiiiii,iiuiunmiMiniiiu
Free Safe
Deposit Service
We will store Ttt of charff in
mour fire and burglar proof vaults
C 1 miDITVI important papers or other vYu
and Wayne County leaving for
TOIICT service with the United States
■ IVw * Army, flu* United States Navy
p A American Red Cross.
_ Noohlt»stion of any kind Is involve
DETROIT . i
_ ___ \A c wdi t ii* v ttimtsh df tai «*d ml or
rorr &-griswoid3Ts. m#nui< ofl |im , \
CAPTTALB-SUI»RtUS
thr miniruuui up<m which wo can
maintain Rood health," Hoover
mmitut. “Thin can bo done if we
have tlie* milted good .will and di
vot ion of the American women
They control directly STc p»*r cent
of the total food, being That part
consumed in the home and they in
directly control a large part of the
food conaumed In public places."
Hoover advises the weulth.) to
eat luxuries exclusively and thus
conserve tho staples for exporta
tion.
“From the point of view sis our
nllifi- .ind rntr owp poor n the <•
times of hiali prices,' h«* said, “the
ideal meat of t.lie well-to-do would
lie terrapin, turk* v and tenderloin ”
1 rainy every housewife to atudv
actentlflc food values, Hoover sun
jested that Americans so far as
possible eat Mali, fruit, potatoes,
vegetables, poultry atul dairy prod
ucts, which cannot be exported, and
save the exportable gialns and
staples such as sugar, lard and
cured meats.
“Each housewife outside the
cities,” Hoover declared, "should
use even spare hour of each mem
ber of her household to enlarge her
garden or plant one where none
existed before or to install chick
ens or rabbits and every houhehold
that adds a pig to the entourage
to eat the slops is saving waste ”
Hoover sees black prospects un
less every precaution Is taken irn
mediately.
FARMERS
EXCUSED
FROM JURY
Jiidjje Hally Also Ex
empts Munitions
Workers
All farmers from th« Wayne coun
tv townships called for the May
,»nd .June venire were excused from
jun service by Judge Hally Tues
day morning for patriotic reasons.
About SO farmers were exempted,
the court holding their services
were more needed in producing
food than in the courts A number
of men employed m the manufac
ture of munitions were also ex
cused.
Because mam other men oocu
pied with business In the city told
the Judge th-i* they would he un
able to serve if their entire day
was taken up. It was decided to
change the court hours and adjourn
p* i o'clock Beginning Wednesday
tlie hours will be from 0 till 1
o’clock
The exemption of many men for
firm work who ordinarily would
h ive served left a panel of only RO
Jurors For this reason the circuit
judges convened in chamber when
Judge Hally had completed his ex
amination and decided at once on
the new hours, which usually are
not put Into effect till mid-summer.
It will be necessary to draw 100
vtra names
Detroit Women to Learn How
To Cook for Soldiers; Classes
Will Begin Here Wednesday
Mr*. Frrdnrb k M Algrr wan th**
first to ii*Kiat« r in tin- ( lass for army
rations, emcrucnry and canturn
t-nuklng wMrh th< t***it'Ol I ifngU' l
for \Vom* n >' .Service w 111 establish
In cooperation with the Detroit Y
W. P, A The class will lu gin Wed
nesday morn I or, in the Y W C A.
doraetjftlc sclen<e department, and
will be held every Wednesday and
iVidnv morning for four weeks, from
ft ■in to 11:30 o’clock. Th** instruc
tion includes dietary bairfhct of
food, ♦'••reals, oup“ooktng meat
for sandwiches, speed and efllcdeticy
ip sandw ( h making. quick and yeast
breads, Illustrated talk on trench
baking, dessert a and speed service
with review of Ihe whole course
Special classes will be organized
lat**r for soup making, sandwich
DRY 0. S. IS
DEMANDED
BY KRESGE
It Will Strengthen the
Nation In Crisis,
Says Detroiter
8. 8 Kresge, Detroit businaa*
man and philanthropist, and one of
the prime niov**rs ot 'he campaign
which made Michigan dry declared
to Th* Tin * 'I .* 1. y. that I•*
-trong’y in favor of national /pro
hibition '
"I strottglt favoi complete na
tional .prohibition,” he said “I n«*-
liev* wt at* facing a serious test of
our national character and efficiency
end am firmly convinced that a na
tional prohibition measure would b*
<f transcendent Importance In us
*n» ct upon the national spirit in
«onservlng of t lie nation. The man
power released front the liquor In
dustries could b* directed Into other
productive channels where the ne*-d
tot labor will be acute and thus be
readily absorbed." Mr. Kresge con
tinued
The n*-** I- >f th** agricultural and
ln«lu o.i le 1 situation will tnnkc thin
m |»«<« uliarly . ii><>rtin« tlm* to p.ut
ttiru it i'ntU<ii:il t> r ohi I* it out law with
minimum **h k t*» our imnomir ma
chlnerv (lurtpK tin* readjust in* nt. Tt,e
!. new nCeresia In lv« 1 ihottM ba
fmrl\ 'ball with. but m«n\ ■■! the
plants can l>- readily converted to
important industrial tuot The . plea
that th.* ipvt'rnnen' revenue will hr
m. r i*l> curtailed «h.'Ulit n**t lrtnn
••nee action, fm j»r * * Dll* i ti«*n will tn
rlll. c i national efficient > whtel will
tftn new and far richer sources of
revenue.
1 b**lirve puMP* ('[bn! n. parfiru
larjy in t.hc w« at. but nHahtiv . t.tri
pi**heud th** s< r ■ isn* -s > f th« t**“t
that this war will put us (•* Nation
al L” C'hll ' u w • il l .7 n it h to
wake up the peep!., t * rt • ■ aII *rttion
if what war mnir r and (Utnaiots
National pr«»hi itl *n *v tii-l nmr
mou*l> reduc* di*e'H»* (rt arim and
navy »» well a a thruiiit t’ •• land it
would olivlotlsly *;tv» fund usnU In
tbs manufacture • f ltqu r amt pro
mot.* national productive efficiency
more than a dozen the m>-a**ures
wh ch m>ght he devlaed. I <an c* n
ceivr .if nc tour.' important and far*
rr-n*h ina stsj, toward imtionsl d.»-
f*'n-*r The |rt position lias my un
qualified M>t r • t ~n* If when
.trik *- e. *i■ and *. ami .! ■> .t «t cr* ju«vn!l
the liquor Inter. Ms rtVJJ>t elutt down
in such commtin : tles why n t shut
«lown olt ttm M*|Ut>r business durlne
’w. i r '
If In the end we got no t ther good
fritru the war than prohibition we
wouid still l>e winners he. Ml*. of it
1 belief,, it should b< vKunplete and
It ipn "niy h" complete by being
national *
COUNCIL ORDERS
SALOON CLOSED
fius VnnHeck, Gratiot-ave. ;urul
Connor* Creek, Failed to
Obtain ( ity License
The city council Tuesday night
will have its flist opportunity to
lost out Us <it> saionn ordinance,
recently adopted, which requires
that even- liquor dealer take out a
city license
tius Van Heck, who has tun n sa-
Joon at Gratint-aW* and Connors
creek, will h# called in to h< v.
muse why he should pot be denied
a license. An order w»nt to the po
lice department Tuesday morning to
.'lose the saloon.
Prior to township heconi
ing s part of the r!t> of Detroit on
April 2. Van Heck a liquor
license from the township. He n**g;
lectcd to apply for a city lit *»n»*»
t’Dho notified to do so. and his natm
was not among those recommended
to the council Monday night. The
iiqtior commit tee holds 'hat Inas
much as his saloon Is now In the
city he should b»* refu-od , ||ct*nse
because of failure to comply with
the ordinance.
Complaint < to the liquor commit
tee that the fnlted l.iqu *r company
Jeflerson nve., had soi 1 MqUor in vio
lation of its liquor warehouse li
c**nse resulted In th" committee de
nying the company’ application for
a wholesale license, Monilic. mghf
SAY THEY SLEW
MRS. VEICE DUNN
ST PAUI Mnn . Miv 2 Deter
tj\es reMirn**'! her.- Monday witli two
m*-n w ho. the police say, c> nfesK**d
they were paid st',.n<M> to kill Mrs
AOire Dunn. *lai| n- 1 “he slept In her
patent*’ h.,m, it,’,is* rh'ifdax
The men. arrest, and in Mont-ina.
charge, a. fording to police.
Ktenk f>unn Mrs Dunn’*- husband,
hired them to *la> his wile, from
whom he was separated Dunn has
been h"ld in Jail since the night of
'he slaving, without charge
making and speed and <*tft< iency in
til** preparation of both, for <*l r 1
rtcouts and Girl Plonwrs of Amer
ica.
Itcginnlng Monday there will be
iii.fin d.iy talks on various tbp
tc* of luipcrtancc, the talks to he
free to the public The week's
course w dl include Monday,
■•. Motoring" A. O Tlllinghast; Tues*
I>(v, "Wirwlesa,” Frederick Forbes;
W»*.lnesday, "Woman's service,"
Mrs A. 11. Walsh; Thursday, Agri
culture." -speaker yet to be an
nounced; Friday, "Utvoperatlve or
ganizations." Miss Ulttire Sanders,
Saturday, "Industrial," Mins Mar>
Stephenson
Tli* .sc talks will begin promptly
pt 12 o’clock and continue 30 min
Utes.
WAR DEPLETES
U. OF M.FRATS
Mon of Campus Brotherhoods*
Are Knlistinn
Wholesale
RY JAM LB PCHERMERHOR .V, JR.
ANN ARBOR, Mich , May 2.
Michigan’s fraternities and house
dubs, w ! th 43f> men enlisted or plan
ning on leaving this we»*k for nom
branch of the government service,
•re responding well to the nation 1 *
.tppeal for men These students are
* nlisted in addition to those who
will be called by th*’ selective draft
bill which has Just been approved
by congress.
Ihe training camp for Michigan
sUf-n at Fort Bheridan, 111., is claim
:nk 'h*' niajorl'v of these who, rv*
leaving school, altho th* Naval Re
orve companies organized on ‘.lie
Michigan campus hsve many men
l who are members of fraternities
and house clubs. The ambulance
corps, mosquito flier, and aviation
corps are receiving many of those
who are enlisting, while those who
are too young to b»* called by coiv
riptfon are planning to work j. on
farms, and are leaving now for that
work
The university Is giving full ere lit
to any who enter any branch of the
tovernment service at this time,
provided their work is satisfactory
up to the time that they leave the
criversity. Those who are gong
to work on farms must show a
.igned statement sworn to before a
notary public thit they have worked
up to the first of July before th. ir
( redtf will be given Many profes
sors are promising higher grades
tor thore who leave to enter the ser
vice in any branch
Fraternities with two exception'
,te calling off the house parties and
dances which they have scheduled
tot this time of the year. This hi
tien is being taken that the non
might be able to give their until
’ ided attention to matters of more
Importance.
The situation on the Michigan
cimptrk Is now approaching what it
ha.- come to be on the campuses of
other universities where enlistments
have cut Into the enrollment In
M*vernl colleg.-s, fraternities have
bmded together to run their bogid
ttig table, since they have found it
impossible to meet expenses with
the chapter cut down by so many
men. Several fraternities at Mich
igan are contemplating taking such
a step and the end of the we. l.
which will find many of the m* n
rone, will probably result in some
such action
The list of fraternities and hotter
ciubs on the Michigan campus with
ti e number of men who are leaving
f.-ntn each one follows: Acacia. T.
Phi Knppa Phl, ?U Alpha Tvita Fhl,
'S Alpha Uho Uhl. f>; Alpha Sigma
ritl, A. Alpha Tati Omego. R, Phi
Kappa Sigma, 10; Beta Theta Pi,
20. Uhl SI. 10. Sigma Nu. 12, IV]m
Chi. 14; iw»|ta Kappa Rpsllon, 19:
Delta Tau I»efta. 12; Delta Theta
Uhl. 7; TVlta Upsilon, 12. Oatnrra
Fta Gamma, 10; Kappa Beta Psi.
9; Sigma Phi. 14. Kappa Sigma. R:
lambda Uhl Alpha, 1; Nu Sigma
Nil, 3. PM Alpha Delta. 15; PM
< hi. I Phi Delta Phi, 10; Phi D.'jta
The'a. 12. Phi Gamma Delta. Phi
Sicma Kappa, 9. Pi T'psilon Rho, t. ;
Psi Upsilon, 15. S'gma Alpha Up
eilon »?; Slnfonia, 7, Theta Deit i
t hi. 13; Theta Xi. 3. Akhenaton.
Fremites, 12; Hermitage, 12; Knick*
* rbocker. 5; Monks, 16; Phoenix. 3;
Pylon. 0. Trigon. R.
PLOT SEEN IN
RAGE TRACK FIRE
Pimlico Hlarc Thi/d of Its
Kind Within &hort
Period
BALTIMORE, Md„ May 2 A
widespread and carefully planner!
firebug plot against racetracks Is
believed to a.- Hie result >f
thtce mysterious fires, the last of
which destroyed 34 stables at Pitn
hen track here and killed 14 horse*,
today
Following the second Are within
a month which horned stables and
horses at Belmont track near New
?V*k. flame , w. r*- discovered «■ f
several points her*
Fourteen of 'h* burned \tan'.
were occupied hi tl,«* por*es of Ik
S Tyree of \\ • ington. It b>
tlw S'g< “Mine and font by Wiil ai >
Roberts , The tra< ks opening w B
\f*Of be postponed.
DETROIT TIMES
C. E. BIRD & CO.
Funeral Directors
West Hancock Ave.
Phone Or and Jibs Detroit. M'rti.
FOB SPRING PLANTING.
V! AVI I fli * 'lt KUKDt.
I,\\\ N" If x ' ' i GRTtLtZKK.
ONI*»:j -ti; - ' s aNl> -ski:' *4 POTA
TO HRMAN SEFI) CO.
RANiwtJ.i l! •-;T and ORATIOT-AVTi
HLl.t' UAX TKU—XI sir
A UTOMOBILK M ECU AN ICS
ATTENTION
We are in need of a number of
A-l mechanics immediately.
Come ready to work. L. .),
Robinson, Woodward at Ed
mund.
WANTED \ oung men to
learn electrical work. Salary
$65 per month while learning.
Box No. A-91, Detroit Times.
AA.;. POUND MA' TllN'lf*T, •Dctrloal
rs(»air motors. m!»«> on** elactrioal
inotnr "tiginssr sh Issrnan. ftrst
rlsss mar, desired. M Msi’ornb-nl,
WANTKD- Brig tit t»oy t<* work In
ten HmJ C"fle« store. Apply 939
Itusssil-st
' TFD MSTT:H>’ wsntvd, must he nr
qunluted iv,th th«* city. Aprb Wol
verine Maitofacturlng Cos., Twelfth
end Stanley-ave
(' VSHIKII, itock tracer. st'-,ck record
r I e i k, tlm* jv‘-rper, payroll and coat
v. ■ 1 -nlarv •■. r*.<t |*4 i«an*-nt
position; 70f, Old <»as Bldg.
hIiAH-M\\ Who Is dll X 1 arclittect
f,r Jarg* steel mfg. concern in the
city It" s.'o per woeu. Detr«»lt
tr—»* I an,. Ices <'o . T'.'.'t Empire
Bldg.
BTK,N( m ;Ra PH ER who ran ap. sk
Spanish. ThJ* Is n good opening.
S10t» to start' 706 Empire Mld^
EX PI Rlt;N'*ED Ixio'k keeper to handle
credits in Him exchange Tall be
t '.%,*, n 2 und t p m. Unlveraa!
Film Cos I*l West F' rt -at
ELEVATOR MAN
j National Groe.r ('■<.. Earned «n,l Crss
IIKI.I* M VMI I»—I KVItI.R
AN OPPORTUNITY
Good pay. Fine place to
work. Conditions are healthful
anti pleasing. Telephone oper
ating is a splendid profession
for young women. .
First “raise” comes at end of
three months. Others follow
few months apart. Steady
work and quick advancement.
Investigate this! Call at Op
erators' Training School, Mad
ison avenue and John R. street,
between 9 a. m. and 5 p. m..
•MICHIGAN STATE
TELEPHONE COMPANY
WANTI > TOUNNI OIRL
who would tike h good hoin* «n>l
would t>. willing to do the llahtsst
VUnd of lii ijs* work in return. n****d
• t no* • ut iv tic an cxj*srlsn«o»d
h-■«;■“. k* •r« r t’lll Mr. Smith sf
Nf.xrk* t * • 2, >u aft«*r 9 p. m. Wal
nut l* f .1
E.xt’V «t< it iKi*r ■: pi:rt ,0.. r grHphs.,
clerical, flttni.. switchboard, typist,
gcn.urtl .*. toiler, cirl f"t doc
(ni « offli c Indv cxt'cricnccrt policy
writ**! ftto to $R', per month. 703
Empire IVl.t*
ONI' V(>f\v: i.AI'V 'tlth high school
cdt' «• ii f r ffl o work No *t
pct'Cii, , 1 , red, t ut must hr nest
and c> od fu iiman
OU’li \V x.VT!" if - doctor’s offles;
must tic u s'* nogrnpticr *’sll
WtMhh- * tutu
HMAI.L FARMS WANTKD
2 t 10 or ?5 nercs within 40 miles
of Detroit, with or without stock
snd Jt iplem* tits S. nd full partlcu-
Isrs.
ROSS LAND CO.
Mlch'iran s *?r<---it"*«t Agency,
1002 Pen* 'i«(*o» hl*g I *onst'sd 6XII,
WAXTBti TO 111 t —Mis* R1.1.A > Kot’l
CASH for old faiss teeth go.d crowns
broken Jewelry (llrnnnnlit, watches
et.-., full !iiii* paid Liberty Kfg
Cos. 97 W oodwd *th flooe elevator.
UP to $lO ( ssh pnld for vour old suits.
< •♦«.! t < ’..d I*ol i tin Thlid st
TO Kk> I—HOI khA
A. A. A. A. A A- A. A.
Hannan Rental Agency
A free list of ! oui** and flats. Call
In person at th.« oldest nnd largest
real estate "o han»<* in Michigan
1 McOBAW OUIEDTVG
x— . - .Ljc. —;—...
TO HKXT—HOOMk.
HOTEL "FRANKLIN
Cor. Earned snd Rntes-sta. Moke ynnr
home for the winter at tbs Hotel
Franklin Special weekly rates
from )4 to $lO
DOMFOIIT\rr.E frflrt bedroom for
two. f? per week each. I*> minutes*
wulk from Ford’s Address 2972
Hernian-s ve„ ii.«r T,she|le.
lit SlM. as o|*|*o Hit MTIKA
A UF.NTRVIi rooming house. 9 clean
rooms, big income, 1460 Cherrv
41H2-M
HD U. ClrtTh *»»T4tttTl >IT lIC9
MAKE ?1,000
Get Your Ix>t Now
in (he
GREEN SUBDIVISION
, TOG Down nml I r A Monthly
f RODE RT Y LTT7M ’V«t||>r OF THE
CTTV r.TM !T-t BETWEEN FORD
I fTMIUVU and grand RIVER.
Air, TNQi .ttl*: 204 UH XMREtt
OF COM MERGE OR 2112 GRAND
RTVFR tvr ' v IT. CHERRY 147*
nt- u v r t«4
KOH 4A1.K~-HRkll4k3t K t’HItI’ICRTT
AN IDEAL HOME
on ot’n.r .north end mtrekt
Large i.ivivg r<k*mh with
OPEN UIREPE • fZ COMFORT
\Rl.r. r*»Ri H • tPi'NINO OFF l• IN
INO H'h Os COMPT t*TELI R.JDir
F. D inn HI N |V -I DING tfuNK
SND BUILT IN t* P'X THREE
nrPKi " >M.* AN :!T tt STD I.N
.-tF'N'Vf. rt(*(»R ESRGK <’L(»*(
ETH. (T,nTHi> PHUTK, SU NKEN
B STH run, ' !,<*!>:, PEC'JS. *t’ r E\M
IM*' XT’ TITU: tl’l'fi EV \x \*t AVI*
'-’lf!
THE f’RJCU ! H f no IM'S-’oN’-
DETROIT REALTY
SERVICE
1. rut 11 •, U u* w . i .v . t'S t U j
and reU», Petwce. ttsldw n and
Van I*- I.- « (*'•*•' <1- ”■ t Id’n
Huhhatd r: Ik: ’■ 4 2
* on H4i.ii.—iu.miikm ic num un
( HOICE
INVESTMENTS
8-APT.
Nl Alt fmiul, Unlit .' .I’d brick,
■team heat. Z r<*oma. bath, l
Kiicliiitd front por. h««. I • .tin room |
14x17, iiilliuKtilt .inich high ov»n i
iihi range* ii'fn«iiitl(..: 1 fi lot
4 rolid brick -garin,. r**nt I »uij
yir, t>n< •* I.tS.OOy #' ■» down
6-APT.
NEAR TTOoDW AKI> Brick. •♦*a.o
heat, •'< room- and hath, ga» »r«n*
front uiid ha 'k |. iivlie*. Jun
irir apirtmtnt*. 60-ft h i.. f. ga
’**■*•* rent I' ’■ 52 or; -e s7!t*.o• <■
( r.rtlCE 1 FLAT
North Woodward brick. *> room*
’nth and j ins |>•»i • ■*■ l»re
living room, brick fireplace*. tvc*
ini'll g*** rang-*, hen tlful flutm***
and deeoratlnna. »«pirat» fuma**'-*
*< r*- + ns, 1 aid** d r lve
• ft lot rant 17.1*0 your. prioe s’■ -
§+< m r lnhunk
I’ARKRfI. Sk’IH’NK A- FRY.
Main 5# MV Tbit Mnje*tlc bldg
BEAUIIFUL HOUSE
EAST SIDE
Fight room* porch, d«n or
h'-dmom on flrat floor; fireplace
French door*. ffi.ono huya It
w<.»rth f7,000. Call u* for appoint-
WILL ST. JOHN & CO.
Jl7 Far well Hldir Cherry $4lO
4-FLAT
Ea»t md** rt'tir Kerrheval and <~*ad
tllae-ave* , b-ick colonial front, flve
room* and tiled hath each, high
oven jra.« ranges. aa* plat**-*, *epa
rnto furnaci t it on# porch. ft
lot rent fi.Jt"') vest price $1?,60n.
one-half caah.
Parker, Schunk & Fry
Mo In StVt". 703 Majestic bldg.
200 LONGFELLOW
VER V ATTIIACTIVE H< 'ME
Eight roomtt, hath, sleeping port'h,
side. dilva; a two-car Karat'** near
Vo Ig t Park And a real bargain,
fan he *cen h> appointment «.rt Iv.
WILL ST. JOHN & CO.
317 Farwall Bldg. Cherry 846d.
MISTAKE HERE
IMPOSSIBLE
We ran deliver 10*> acre# at Wayne
on ear line, walking distance of
Harroun factory, at $37 r > p*-r acre:
good tormi If vnu want a subdi
vision, to ee» thin lr to buy-.
DYE BROS.
t'herry 6141 616 Ford Bldg
Vitll 541.9--V AiJA.Vr UITI
WALTER C. PIPER
HAS
LITTLE FARMS
OUT GRATIOT AT HOSEVIDDR.
OUT WCh'iDWAHD IN KOTAh OAK
OUT W JEFFERSON IN FORD CITY
PRICES $475 UP
1,4. l-s, i, and fuel acres
TERMS EASY
Permission given to cultivate or build
when flrat payment t* made Ce
ment aid-walk - In-lud. i| in price
of arm*' of or farms; alAo prided
eireet and shade tr*eH. All have
irir.fi drainage Out. Royal—Oak
Farm* ar*- only 5c fare from Ford
dtatrlct 17 mlnutee' ride
Mail In Blip and we will rend you
map showing location of nil of our
farma. Office op-n Saturday night.
Name
Address
WALTER C. PIPER
100 Holden Bidet. Cad 1*«
GARDEN LAND, $6 PER FT.
Will aell 1. 2or 3 hundred ft Near
Royal Oak, Rood garden anil, high
land. A fine place to live, too We
plow and harr >w 100 ft for $4. Ce
ment sidewalk* In. good drainage,
land ha* raised c. rn clover and
KArdi n produce. Mall in slip for
map nhowin* h' w to eet there,
(’all Saturday night or phone Sun
day.
Name
Addre**
WALTER C. PIPER
-too Holden Bldit Cad. 46*
685 FT. HIGH
Km)-FT. LOT. S6OO
Near Royal <»ak. In high rolling dls
trtef. that extend* Into Rl ornfVM
Hill*. One hour from city hall.
Many homes built Gravel loam
suit perml**l'n 'to on down
payment Mnll In “lip for full
particulars <’all Saturday night
nr phone Sunday.
Name
Address
WALTER C. PIPER
4tw> Rt'lden H!dr C*-l. t 46„
WILL pay cash for vacant lots,
houses, flats, stores, acreage,
real estate equities. Land con
tracts bought; quick and sat
isfactory deals.
EBERT, 309 Maiestic P>ldi?.
$25 Secures Three Lots
THREE lute, each UtlM ft. If. min
uter from limit*. n>-ar Grand Rlv r
»' ", and Seven-Mil* Drive T’rlce
ISfin for 3 lota Half *he price ..f
neaibv lot* $76 t*k•'* etjulfy, h«1.
*nce monthly, owner, no* A-6f.
Time*
DOT on Chegterflefri ne-ir Woodward;
a bargain Call North Snts.M
KOIt a \ I I' F 111
BEST GAKftEN SOIL IN
MICHIGAN
100x135 FT.. $l9O
OIT GRATIOT
Near srhnr 1 , ' ch’ir. ‘ • and
fl,*r * General ■< '"indlee a»«.ec on
property. • O orl cm .ervtr« Pf-r
--mtaalon given t** build temporary
building and eultlvute land when
Aral pavn (til ’ n Rdf Prlff In
clude* c-nert vv.,ln- and gnM.*d
afreet* Term* v*-ry renaonable
No pavment* when filcV or out of
worn F>r foil Information and
rMp'ina l ' n *llp to Mr Harmon.
1607 *•;-„• • a * Rl.tg 1161. Ojven
Swturdav n'ght and Sunday.
Name ’
Addrc**
WALTER C. PIPER
Real E***te '
WE WILL PLOW AND
HARROW YOUR LITTLE
FARM FOR s4—looxll4 IT.
Near Rojral Oak, gr*v«l lawn ***ll. Sc
to F. rd dletrlrt < inf h*>ut fr .m
cpy hall S upplle* deliver* 1 to
v .iir .h.«*r by R *yal «.*ak nuTchant*.
fi fart fodav b\ rnallng In -lip
Price s6'*o S6O down
Na me
'" waiter r. PIPER
4t>o Holden Bldg Cg.l in*;.
~ smalCfarms
la a* r*-* neat IVm ni*. bt>u** t.M-n.
granary. nuKaMe to *ub*livlde
Sp6*"h t nly li.rton down
GRATIfIT-AVE
l>.vb*. i*m «.r ?* a* ■— ■ > . tc• n «
i a \t• | j f
l * r n, go -d land * nit t* non trade
r.r ,a«» »*tnt* M«o 4ft n. re* with
•ft | V s r , f' m ' p'' .
FARM bnv»r* ** n<l tor "?!p»r'i Faria
Bulletin ” It « frea. Many t'arg*lo*
W C. Ptpar. Holden bldg.. Detroit
F‘»l« -\ i t .— >ii*t f.i i a \ tooi a ruH a\i.m—ana* i’l l tU.ul a
EAST YEAB HAINES’
to n y
t 'tners uni of be*
o<* da
\i * uatoniera, *r.
4 3 inch or women in .u
v *r<lcr» In 2Lg
l 54.* * Ml)
it.* k »>• many .ynd '■
" annot t ill* rare of ■ByV*. w
Jk- h tv* * large an*l a**" f" M <
gBSK. ' •; ' full in- f -in. ' ■**y'*\
• . J a? Ereprb I lair Switch** T
BlOUttr.r 1 First fluallt' rut l* 1m- AFTER
- - pr"veil n\ mrr- :ift**r r i* Cll t
■■ f !.*wj*rt.. HI y o, In ,f that kind Cite v ry tittle by tiae. while freah
' ' w ' 1 hft’i t- llh le to ftida the ftrat yt-ur v-f use, ,*n Jt •an not ba
u*e,t '.vlthout being died.
! h.*v. large *t . k* of Cut Hair, Wavy and Straight. a!*o W’lr and
r .p»e flair on hand bought -.om*- v * ur* •,«•*. A* nil hair ia imported
1 far man j except *ng Uhi nc*. 1 n;.. |.*. .■ 1 i - 1 . ..-k* In moat
n«. *-t Tea i* Unineae hair. Tlenca the low-cut -p* fte* «.fl*red If you
w int t 1 1 "v Hri'.r U.uod* *ee Maine* Ch.*]n# nut fhi* year. 31
: m my t *»!<*. t ha * «tof* — March 1. IM7. *set in t.:d*r* early.
*■ *'* A MAM 76 Grand Rl v* r Avenue 4Ve*t Detroit. Mirhtgan.
”, - PIANOS - OI'A^VNTKRD
RE FINISHED, REPAIRED AND TUNED
DETROIT PIANO.CO.
fl BRO
FOR HALli—I Vinis
(>\ l. MAN MADE SSOO FROM
AN ACHE IN ONE VFAR
I have thia very a< re lor t-.tle Mona
name furnished on i *“im-st Thl*
"T,title Farm” lx out Uruttot - »v«..
ni'»r rnr line, school. 2 rhurrhM,
store anil poctofllce. within ttnne’a
throw, l.and und<r drain*,! Per
mlxxlon to build and cultivate on
first payment. Call Pat. night or
phono Sunday.
WALTER C. PTPER
400 rioldan Rid*. Cad 4*4
FUR kiLli—HIM
STORE FIXTURES 7'
SODA FOUNTAINS
for all kinds of store* I-arg*st
infra same in th» «• 11y. "quality
and I Tie r our auooeaa.” Show
t'aaos, Counters, Shelving, Back
BC.IC, I‘hniix. TlblM ttfi
DESKS
AM stylos and- /.<• <at out rata price..
Petrolt Morn Fixture Cos.. lU-S0 Oath
♦ 'inn. n»ar (Jratlot and Antoine
Phone Cadillac 1733 for salesman.
I FULLY GUAR
i aka SIS to |SO;
renting 12 up. Catalogue free. Pe
•ti Ti pi! c,. i t*o .Tnffnrson. near
Woodward Main 4102
ONF RCRBFR-TIRPin SFRRFIY,
rr.nkn go.,<t trailer; largo restaurant
nook range like nnw; a washing
machine. nn>* now electric plate,
two burner*. < h\V. I>. Morrell,
*75 Ft ft e«n th - *t .
|9I ron R.KW RNdLAND PIANO—*
Finn rosewood, finely finished; at
tractive style sweet tone Splen
did offer op #it.♦ i- terms Wax $275.
ORINNKI.I, JlllOS , 24." Woodward.
I '>ll H \ i )■' • ir 'ear old mare. rao.
l»ig stock. i andmot her sold for
t .''Oil ( • ,n rcn.«o?iable Address
Mrs .Ism# M Hewitt. Ovid Mich
CI/OtUH ‘ W A ItRFTN i' pri gh t I’l an o
only $11". regular $".50 style, heau
tlfgllv finished *hn\ splendid con
• litloh. GKINNEM# r»R'»S Branch,
57 Monroe
POO A FOT'VTAT7r\. new and used;
steam tat’k** store furniture cof
fee urns Kasy terma. Oeo. Marsh
Cos.. :'0 Fast \twat#*r-at Malo 47H
i'cii'.FT B■■ r sraln- <tn» T-yon A
Heap trumj "t model; silver plat
♦d, "H flat, u-o'd hut little and In
■ | *'..»■> This Week $’ 5
take- it OBTNNKLL TIROS ‘
IVanoh *7 Monroe.
ROOM * Furniture ror rooms com*
nl.-te J 1 wo> M'eh . srh.
OROR *. ■ ■ Fhrencl malic key
of r, M 'mhort pitch. 1' keys and
rlnsr# used less than one month.
Regular price ff>S onr price now
*7* ORTNNKT-T# BROS Branch. 57
Monroe
FOR SNT/F Stlarhtiv u«*t machinist’*
to, t >io\ 1 41 Xt a Tli 1 rd door V>7 Pal
er -av ~ K Call 5 to I p m.
Mr Flavin
WTOTf AOF rorptni#* neartv «»s bar
e • 1 « •- t . . h i t •
lIOMNF.N AM) VKH It I.KS
Kolb-Gotfrodnon Horse Cos.
MICIIIOAVS ORF.ATKFT HORSE -
M\KKFT
Auetlon every Saturday Private
sale* every day
Big Assortment High-Class
Horse*
A iway*- on hand for private ca'«*.
Michigan agency for
Watson Dump Wagons and
Watson Tractor Truck and
Trailer
We hare over B,o©o WaAeon dump
vay .%ne in is< i ■ | r<>lf >md view
1 1 > . tit o| '-litn a full I|n» of dupli
cate parts fncludlnc wh##!*, axles
and all small parte
WATSON TRACTOR-TRUCK OX
OIF PI.AY AT OCR FAI.F.S ROOM
tf*'#X 111* Oral tot- a\ e. t Petrolt
1.1)1 « 4 PI ON 41.
ALL THE LATEST DANCES
Maj< »stic School of Dancing
Majestp Theater Ruddlng TYoodwa and
,it Willis
Two feature* n ■ u w >h uir 'n
stltutton ahruM ma'** h s* >rc ap
peal in n»-w cejners to pett .lt You
root!-, »n.i you have ac. pr> rtunltv
W"'|av rnM Vio' "m O * - t«l
feature F r ‘"ls re.iK » *«£
our p• m In I r p; v r *i ■ n »* r > >1 ’n -
from 9 t-.1l 12. ff barge,
not on l } to our pup Is and their
hut fft s the \ ufdh- In gen
eral Thl- aerklv dan Jim ho
e« tn e . ' - IT • • "s*
Inst m t , Tu> ! tvs find Fridaye
f.' n , s • led by as-
fi/it «f'n i■ i
tra till t - To f-1 it home In Pe
tr ,t *. i must he •) good dancer
. , V . , v , • -dr t ■, »ts sin hofh
r t si*
> ~» f f' whf* 4**l r* to
n « 1 .♦f r fi r
CKAXO ?\?K
* fr, D>vcr^
,: • , VTf" }•. \ * l r < ‘lt 13
. t* ,v « A i ptpur y pi»[V itd
T t ’ V V \ P |'!»|VT) f■»T \ t !»
liM \ V\ IX.
IIFM STITCHINi;, ,f
PLEATIN’* ;S.
BUTTON HOLES
New York Trimming Houpc
ns .Tnttv n
HOMEY TO LOAIf
MONEY TO LOAN
ON VACANT LOTS
Liberal loan." on r«al eat&t*.
-nd tnort*a*a realty loans.
« 111 bnv In vacant lots n. uj
ttiipr vcd property.
F.BERT, 300 Majestic Bldg.
LAND bought
Quick and satisfactory deals.
EBERT, 300 Majestic Bldg.
Bftl.D your own homo or flat If
Aon own a lot we will loan you all
fb•• money t«. build. Means &
Wade. 1130 Majestic bid*.
CONSTRUCTION t/iAMI—L Ib• ra t
amounts. J P. \V*h»r. 29« Gratiot.
WY P(’Y L,ANT> <*ONTRACT»,
Detroit Land Contract Cos.
Rlt-813 Hammond Bid* Tad. Itlft.
ITOHAtIK AMD CASYAUR
CKNTRAI. BTORAGE CO., movin'*,
racking. fireproof, rates rl*ht. Mo
tor vans for suburban moving.
Phono Cadillac «•
ACME Stora*# mnmmotn warehouse.
Storage, moving M 89# 41 Ollrnsn.
PARTY MOVING to California can
rent part of car Central -Htornga
Cos.. Cadillac «>•
■.i si,, . | , - j rn^rnmmm
IIOTEMU AMI RRKORTI
“SUMMER HOME
We ar» offering on the aouth channel
of St. flair Pints, between Joe Re.
rlore rind Muir’s Landings, contain
ing rt •i-iooni i fsl(l**nce. noat house,
82 fe»t lon*. 3 wells, lot 100x500.
with use of 100 tnpre feet for *ar
ilen price for outck sale, 13,000.
fall for Mr Oldham. White-Balid
Cos , 510 Pr* e Tree." bid*.
At t’TIONS
AUCTION SALE
Unclaimed Freight of
Various Railroads
TUESDAY, MAY 15
AT 10 A. M.
Edgar’s Sugar House
239 Junction Ave.
«
a
111 MNKJX tonCRI
NOTICE
To the Members of InKersoll En
campment No. 29. I. O. O. I'* . All
members of this Encampment who
enlist to defend the fl.i* of ope
country *i<* requested to notify th**
Encampment and they will be kept
In gorstanding while so en*a*»d.
L T‘ Hutliff Rec Hcr.be, fii)2 Hub
bard -ave
PA PERM A NOT \<» Quick service; m
nerbnced workman Edmonds, ill
Pit -1 -st Pb me < ’nd 70 4 1 -R.
I.OST AMD POt MD
T.OST Tody’s contalnln*
mun of monev, on Mack-ave. «nr
troltur e ist I.eft car at Mt El
liott ave about noon. Mrs. H
Pa*l fhestnut-st. Reward
Eher-v 3434-R.
PEMUkiI
VOTT^p—ft ins pm* *trl Is la
trouble, needln* advice frlnntsblp
or heln writ- or call on SECT U
TART MARGARET IHTI'T. lOIT
Fort-et W Halvatlnu * rmv
Prln la*—-the plan, neat kind—that
Is rickt —Times .Ink Main 4*2*.
NOTICE TO
TAXPAYERS
Assessment Hfille of ell the terri
tory annexed to the City <if Detroit,
durln* the years 191f! ami 1917, an*
completed
BOARD OF
ASSESSORS’ OFFICE
Pursuant to Sec 6. of Chapter iO,
of the Charter of fh»* CPv of Itetroit.
a- amended notice la hereby given
that ’he general assessment rolls of
nil the territory annexed to *he Cttv
of Detroit (It.tin* the years IGI *> mol
1917, ate. completed, and read* for
the inspection of the taxpayer* Th»»
Hoard of Review will *t any i me on
b. hr, ■■ tr<: day f Vs. 1917.
rl*(dew the asaesan »*nt of ipy parson
who mnv complain, either rerball* s
or in writing, before said board and
v i make nil proper corrections
thereto and on said last named day,
said rolla will be submitted To the
Common C ouncil for conflnnaDon.
and an} person considering hlm**lf
aggrieved by the a«sesetn«at of hi*
property may appeal In writing to
•*44 Common Council.
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