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FRIDAY, MAY 25-1917.
Values QQ» A
Up to $1.49. 701 §
for rxqillßilA 1/1 inch .net
flouncing Wflt* moving’
Tremendous b;tnrnn“ in every Pft
department! H
NEW YORK HOUSE li
16 John R St H
Tho m"Bt extensive stock of
Black Laces 1
In Detroit, i* lie lok cloned out H
20% Discount ®
NEW YORK HOUSE I
16 John R St ■
Printing—rfce plum nrtl klnil—Clint
la rl«b( — hmr« Jol* l)t'p(^--Unli.
/V Shoe with a Mission
T —7
It is the business ot the l)r /
ftecd shoe to make feet com- t* J
sortable and '‘mart looking. |*jj /
Style and Service are cleverly I
-ombined to make a scientific- j ’ \
•illy correct shoe. 4 > v j&\
I«» M.olil Imitation look
for thr itnmr of lb* X y' /
timl.fr. X X /
John Klihf rt» <knf Cos, / fl I
maker* of nnmrn'* X / X J X.
• kora.
Exclusive Ager.ta foi
Dr. A. Reed Cushion Shoes
272 Woodward Ave.
House Cleaning Time!
'. * jjTJi ..i__ ‘vtSiurT'"' TTfWnr-^
. . .„ Vo Past 1 ..11. , In. , J^tm
4 sary. corners nicolv
DETROIT CITY CAS COJ V,
The Confessions of a Wife
Adversity Strengthens Youi Beliefs
•’Margie,’’ said Paulk, going on with
her story, “1 really think after all
you havt* fed .« rath*. • - ■ iuded i. e *
*'l)o > l ou mean to tell no* >ou think
there aie many married women In
this world who think not hint, of Hiv
ing th«tr lips to lonir man who pro
fesses admiration for them and r-tlll
think th**y nr*' virtuous v.oruen?" I
naked. "I know, deur. n*ne of my
friends do this To in*- it la horrible.
mu) I am glad I have not known
women who have don** this.”
"I low about mar ried no n who
kiss other women than their
wives?”
*1 cannot tell you anything about
that, Paula dear,” I answered, "for
I have come to the conclusion l
know nothin? about a man’s code of
honor "
"Has he one?” naked Paula aoftly.
‘ I would be aorrv to think your
bualpeaa life haa made vou cynical.
Paula. I think everyone from the
hlgheat to th*- low eat In rhnracfet
man or woman—has a code of
honor ”
“I wonder what Flo.->-,l** Smith’*
wan,” Maid Paula, musingly. "Speak
lug of < • !* 1 think it a -nod
fino- rigln here to t*-ll vou Alma’s •
rod*- Iw as cogitating ov« r I loss(e
Smith's affair and Alma cam* in
much enthused over a oi > fu A* it,-,
sending to h*-r pnper Since th»*
night she hr.iid of the m irnag*- ot j
Tom Perry to the chorus girl. Alma
had never spoken hi-- nani* to in* i
She had ton*- on iter wav entl
with the same Interest In her work
as ever. I did not know whether
she had heard from Tom or not
“When she <amc in, I said ‘Jeff
la going to New-York tomorrow to I
sail for Europe and Tom Is going
w i?h hlrn ’
" Yes. 1 know,’ she answered.
"‘Have you seen Jeff?’
'No. I had i I't! ■ from'Torn l:u
morning ’
Did he tell you he i* going to
let his chorus girl wife divorce
him ?“
"'No. he only said he and she had
parted forever '
“.*! raw J«ff this afternoon and
SILKS
SPORT
POPLIN
$2.00 \ a!ue
95m
United Silk' 0
90 Broadway
I he told in*- .ill about it *
“‘Toni wants me to go to New
' York to bid him goodbye’
\M• \OU iibillg |
" I
Why m>'. \lma? You know he
j lov. you '
H*' ha: no light to love me,
j Paula.’ said Alma, flinging up her
| head ’ll*- is a married man.'
‘•’Then you do not be!leva In di-
I voice, \lma.’ I asked in sui prise.
! d<* no' •«j the uncotppromla
j ing answer
’vtirely you do not ihlnk two
pi'Oj. « :;i 'med as were Toni and
itb;it -ill; -fiould be condemned to
lie |tun ‘h*d the rest of thair lives
i by having to live together.’
• ’To me. Paula, marriage is a
I sacrament, not a partnership.’
I look* tl at her in HurprUe. I
; knew he was not a inenib*-t of any
j rhureh o -ib** surely could not have
: ony t ligiou- cruple* (!on»a
--( 'iucnfly, I * multi not undemtand how
■ she could be so Arm m her Ideas i
! of Mi* Indissolubility of th*- wedding
! contract Alma always seemed to
I in*- to b« a feminist —or rather I
•■tilled U strong-minded then, and
yet here -he was Talking übout the
ter ament of marriage.
•Then you c ould not nt.xiry Tom
i divorced, if h» repented and re
formed*’
“ ’Not if he was the last man on
| <-arth. was her and« cisive answer.
' Hut, Alrua, It seems too bad
hiit mi should have to pay ten
tiro* over for our mistakes.’
'AW always do,’ she answered
.idly, ‘and that is not th** worst of
t \V* are always paying for the
>»::■* t.i ■ > •* of others as well.’
Th<n, h*- tho she could bear no
-he won* into her toom and
j shut the door.”
RUSSIANS TO
RENEW FIGHT
Will Do Their Share In World
Task, Says Foreign
Minister
I’i iTtOGHAD. May 21 - 'Speedy:
r* 'on-tri.< tlun of Russia’s fighting
Yin* 1 j promised by Minister of
For* vn Affairs Teresrhtenko ill a
♦»|eer*m to Premier Ril<ot, ot
I France, today
"Ku> tail democracy believes this
*;ir was necessary arm Inevitable
for »h** defense of the liberty of na
tions," the telegram stated. “This Is
! th* opinion of the government and
the entire nation, which is now con
scious of their duty and will pro-
I ceeil with all arced to reconstruct
I the fightinr forces of Russia to no
< outpllsh the task shared In com-
I mon with out valiant brothers of
iln \ tli and a miles ••
DETROIT TIMES
EXEMPTION
RULES KOI
LAID DOWN
Detailed Regulations
Will Bf Issued
Very Soon
LOCAL BOARDS
TO HEAR PLEAS!
Meanwhile, All of
Draft Age Must
Register
WASHINGTON, May 25.- Ex
emption* Iroin army servlc* will be
granted after registration and draft I
and not before. Kveryon* between
the ago* of 21 and 20 IncluMve, must i
register.
With rogi.Htration da> plant* well
Ulld* l way the war department te,
day turned attention to exemption*,
exclusions and dn-< harg* s from tlk
draft.
Exemption claim* will he consld
♦ red by special board* appointed Le
the president The e board* will
function under (be Ihw :,nd under
regulation-. prescribed by ihe presi
dent No exemption* will be made
until the legiHtration i* complete.
Determination of exemptions the j
war ilepart metit emphasized today
“i* a second step, quite separate j
Irom realmra'ion.'
The provost marshal-general said I
teg«irdlng exemption machinery
I r-.m th* Pits of persorys r-R'*ter*d
nano* w It ‘ub.t-.| i.iitlv be dttwn
b> lot by in* fain m system that can
be devised
!’• t*• n* w|ii,».' hm- drawn
and other* lnt*r*>»t*d will he given
an opportunity to present • lairna for
exempt i• -n. > viTuna'rr , i t|i*rharg*
fr«"o. tio draft and to support auch
vialin* by f vid* n •
It-alati.ns go rnma the deter*
mi nation of exemption*, *xiiu*h>ft»
and die-haiHee wijl, when promul
gated, he mad* available tr- all con
cerned ut the office* of the local
b, ,t id- Until MU'dr regulation* have
h*<»n pr mslKHt'd farther Informa
tion annot l>* given a* It might later
pn-ve misleading and even after
„thc regulation* have been made pub
lic. <le. t.don* concerning exemption*,
exclusions and discharge* in Individ
ual «i-e. «nn*'t li* fnad« hv thl* of
fl * < pro'. o*t-mar*hal generate *lnce
the low provide* that all *uch cases
eball b» heard and determined by
th- t * and t l»» eataM -h'd for tl it
purr f *e
WANT AUTOS
TO CARRY VETS
An appeal is Issued for the use
of automobile* on Decoration flay to
carry the G. A. It. veteran* who are
unable to stand the fatigue of
marching In the parade, hich will
be held in the afternoon at 2 o'clock.
All person* willing to donate a car
for the afternoon may communicate
with C W. Harrah. Majestic build
Ing.
< apt T Spillane. grand mar*hal
of the parnd* believe* the turnout
will be th< largest In the bMory of
the city Vil patriotic. fraternal
and military organization* have
been n*ked . o join and in nddiflon
;It * expected there will he Polish j
j ind other societies represented
Accepting Ihe -'igtestlon of Gov. j
! Sleeper In hi* Memorial day procla :
mation that all hells In the city be |
solemn I v tolled from 12 to 12 or, j
o'clock on Memorial day. the joint;
committee on arrangement* for the
parade have a*kod that the sun
ge*tn»n be carried out.
MEXICAN OFFERS
SERVICES TO r. S„
BUT IS REJECTED!
Notwithstanding the fact that reg I
! istrafinn day for throe who are ot *
conscription age 1- almos* at hand.'
Detroit had a quiet and;< v T hursday
-o far a* recruiting is rencerned.
There was no jam around any of I
the- offlt cs*. jtfthfi' tire army recruiter*
had looked oyer about tin men he j
fore noon and found a g.»nd percent - I
•go of them acceptable. Thursday ■
mornini: here wa* a fair crowd in
the recruiting office of the nav\, hut j
very few in the murine corps.
Sergt \\ «' Sfirnson. of the ma i
rlne corps. was.nrsigned Thursday I
morning to repre*cnt hP hrnnch of
the sen Ice in recruit ire booth
on the city bi, lawn When tie;
went over to fne smin’v ,t mart--
the representation of the three
branches of *he country'* flghtim
force complete
A full blooded Mexican tried to I
enlist m ttie marine corps Thursday 1
morning but he wa* no* accepted !
because he did Pot h ive Ms flr-t ;
Hfirenship paper* He \vn* the firm
Mexican to offer hi* service to th* 1
country.
Mortuary
*ll K M. v I :*l i «t t! . r * i.ien- *
es her daughter. Mi* 1 II Holt
Eltot-ftt., rllr.N -eth nettoip «sll>. <
i-g'-d 7 'i year*. vm<l,i-\- of '’.'alter N
H l l TANARUS« F'in»: it acrvl -»• fr* n house
xhli mi.iity •p■v ,*
. W • ,ir,e*u iv. Ma> 2:.
'••I., iif h,-b*ml i.f \nng »1
S', f*;.t't..»i, i*ft»-r M - V% H
Kolb.- Mr. ft. r>iim» Ml** W m i
If< u. Air »and t Hub.- 'll ! 1.. .1
I'irrj tt 74<»tiv ot •jnersll
\!a*A|f I'hi.ag / Voi*U ,n-l i
•A •IIH * t • 1 , pd f*f 1 • !»»••»• * • ('Op''
!\ F BIRD A CO.
Dirpctorn
IT tx>»t Hancork Ava
Dion* ej-anl lIM Detroit. M'eh
I’elMlllii* —(hr f,l ,l-« tlr*l klml—Unit
I* ri'lll —I - tie. ,|«h —*t ;• I«• j
FOR SPUING PLANTING
VEGETABLE \ND FIjOWKIt HKICD*.
IAWX SK :i» \M> I I It riLIZI K.
ONION SET* AND SEEDS I'OTA
TO EH
LOHRMAN SEED CO.
RANrxil.ru-ST. kill GRATIOT-AVE
UKI.I' WAVntO—M iI.K
Belt’hangers wanted on Lord
work.
KELSEY WHEEL C O.
Windsor
DKNTiNT llrfittn a biif guaran
teed itliry and 25 p o commission;
►' <»><l li >u » Apply at (in* *'. Ut.qda
Dentist*. '<B M rhlgan Main 4565
Bright young man, about l 7
years Os ago. to work in mail I
room. Apply Mailing Dept.,
Detroit Times, 7*l-75-77 Bag
ley-ave.
Apprentice, electric motor, who
drives auto. Age 30. 31 Ma
comb.
EXI’K 111 ENDED .lANITOR. »Ms to
direct help and understand.* fart*
inf hiuitwoori floor.". 22 I'lmpiu
hide
IIKI.P WIN rt:D—I'KMil.R
ANOPPOUTUNITY
Good pay. Fine place to
work. Conditions are healthful
and 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 anti 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 C OMPANY
Vul \'<; \\ < MAN to assist with
housework amt light < (inking In
family of four n olaundry good
lioins, $7 per wo'l, Plume llem
lo. k 1.’27 t.r .nil 256 Arden Park.
Tn k< 1 »th car .*a st.
WAN THU—FAHMB
KMAU. FARMS WANTED
2 t*■ 10 or 25 acres within 40 miles
of Detroit, With nr without stock
and Implement*. S* nd full particu
lar*.
ROSS LAND CO.
Michigan* Or* ntcat Farm Acmfy,
1 1002 Pant bacot bid*. rn*mr f’ad. Bill.
WANTED TO Bl’ *— MIM EI.I.AMCOI4
. CASH for old raise teeth. sold crown*
broker, leweiry. diamond*, watch**
etc., full vain* paid. Llbarty Kfg
Cos., 9 7 WoodWd 4th flour cuvapir.
W AN I nil— nf.ai. kata.tf
I WANT TO CAY *1,500 to s2.s®ft
I flown on a 2-family brick v**n#«*r
or e v*i yu r Ift ail’- ft fn *: “» I* *
modern, Mt. l.lhott t*> llill
frr, and between .t*ff* , ri‘*'n and
.'•>r*“t; of own**r only H*i* <*. Ret
ime t 74| Comurd. Ridge 459.
to went—noi im
A. A AAV A A A.
Hannan Rental Agency
A fra* Hat of houses and flata Call
In person at thu oldrat and largaaf
raat estate exi hange tn Mtrhlgan.
1 McORIW BUILDING
twl. nßß.'.'=-g=raaii.ii. -r :.,l m.' jj=
TO UK NT—BOOMS.
HOTEL FRANKLIN
Cor. Lam.-tl and Batrs-et*. Four
blocks from River Steamers; on#-
hulf hi** k from interurhan Depot.
Lurb|>»an. sl. 11 50 and *2 per day.
Weekly rates.
TO HUNT—FI-ATS
T'f’i'rtt HEATED FLAT to rent 793
Av»iis*h-«v* mm Grand River.
11l *!>!£**» OITuHTI NITIJCA,
DON T YOU KNOW
L BRICK,
*• nsMtute not only the foundation
of \. ii h'Tne tint complete #kr
| acrarer.*- nnd *r* • uae*t in million*
*’f way* t" *ii' li h»i extent that it
I" * \ t>*»i< 1 ?* Kl' difficult to *ociire
I them n t ill p rn<
Detroit Ml- ii* requit * aomt- five
hundred million* *f brh k annually
to keep ja* i* with t.l>»• plii-nonn n»l
SI owth. thus iioamiß :< *|< mand far
beyond tli** ability *>f ~11 thr avall
*h|i* hrb k manutai Hirer." c<>inhine<l
to fill.
Then Why Not?
BRIC K BRICK r BRICK
Do You Seek Riches?
Have You Capital To Invest?
Invo'ttigftlo This
Moneymaker!
E. DREXEL-CASTLKTON
412 M* ff.it bldg Pimm Alum 63 s
Modern Steam Laundry
| f*<*nipU t* lv < quipped with best Amer
ican laundrv maefiTnary
Doing $5,000 Monthly
i prop*r parti* o old ■I ■> (on t * fif
teen thousand irr nil u
Price $15,i)00 — l Cash $5,000
j Will eel’ entire prop* Itv or take part
ner who is competent to a«*iirue
full r #h!iirem*nt of tl ■* huatneaa.
- E. Drexel-Cnstleton
417 Moffat Hide T’l one Mein ft*
R«*OM!N»S IIOt’SR
Owner movin; to IndiMn
\ll 111 1; • v, A] «*|l' *.)l!d
hrfeh. |i*roomi**l heme In
to it **. firm Ilf at 2 *'*r
line- <1 Term* to amt.
run t* * n t; - *v a
-1164 4 Perohacot.
Cherry 5027.
1 INCORroRATi:. 'xpnnd. avoid part
-11. r -hip .* nr 1 - •»)*».• V>r It e . oat
>27i Hattaf o ti*»n k" «* nle-*t in
v<»t,»n ■ ,\fe *** ii'o- ’ir r-Durand
j c. rpi no - 'ii' 71" Kr* •• Pre**» hbla
Main 4 ’op
till * 4 I IMKHIIIMN4 K PNOPRNf 1
( > V I.> $ I .300 ( ASH
NORTH WOODWARD'
j H**iu r* and ’..* vo •- ' ho'T,,. ,n
! • <1 UnMn. « itr ’lk "•.full
hinirrh t.t hoi-u.i hoi . mi ft. Ifit.
*v. t h 11 * * ii i‘« Mu to f*;, h
o T * \ V K.
K# • f * I « • *! * - II -t V#
n-» TT ortv • fnd & nr lock !nrj#»
| • o!o«, hirdf « and f hr«ti|hniit
l »• oWfi#i, n- 1 n rtf.
h r T > j. will «H|
f,.r <*« i lf*.« 1 \r » !ir
r
t■ * o or* ftfi> b* -I,A *.' f^etrvit'a
flu ft If F. Irl r
LEASf OR PROPERTY
t r ' .** * t. e T * r e "a to
if v r k *t• ' R. Friedman,
i t
K«M < Its—MUtOMlbi I- I'NIH-KH I 1
EAST SIDE HOME
$4,600
7 rri-mn: fntnn; at asm he»t, large
living room, open ataltway. vesti
bule with rout room. I bedrooms
and hath,, -ptnk porch. la;n« At
tic. lot ilOxlJO A bar gain
F'AIIKIIR. ft'lll'NK A: FKY.
M 50#0 T«)3 Majestic Bid*.
FINK HOME
CASS FARM
Brick, modern, 13 rooms. 10 bad
ronmn «plrndld f«»i horn* nr In
vestment
l'AKlfm, -nil’NK A FRY.
M. .10.10. | 701 MaJ-Stlc Bl<l*
SI,OOO DOWN
Kindt ro«.m* hath and «lf»m beat,
■ •nh Jl.oOO. No. *9*o Hurtson-gvc,
i a < Jr» n.l R|T*r Cldllltl lit*.
tji n s in '
TWO-FAMILY B. V.
i>>rm , r <tn> ‘hlock want Hr.milton
hlxd . ft room* and nm parlor, oak
finish, modern. inromr |fto month;
prior IsftOA. Jl.ftfid ia-»h
MOn«E A H ASTI NOB.
£s•• Ohambrr of rum. Fadlllsc 441 b.
i«a TOTMSIiH -ft-roorti .'ottnga. Ist
i*l • • t Michigan Price $1.550.
»r.f*o down, balance S3O par month
JOHN PRUTOW, JR.
i'harry 4 50$ $26 Dima Rank
PROPERTY OWN'ER IIERH: IS AN
UI’PORTI’NITY CONTRA r T O R
vtt.i nrir.r* horse Acf> mnivo
TO Torn IDEAS ON A 1<T r ; HAST*
.*AM (• > cl \\> KT.ANO. |IIJ fIUAND
Bt.VD WEST PHONE HEMLOCK
; n p«» r»
ALADDIN HOUSES
| ' sr.lvc the high co«t of building,
i 'all at i nr office. <lO7 Ford hid*.,
fur catalog Phon» Main $44.
k*ih • a i,in- —i a . avr i.iiti
~LOTS, $lB4 EACH
Will arij 1 lota for slllO Each lot la
16x114 Only 1184 a lot Half the
price of nearby lota 10 nilnut**
from city hall near *>d R|\er-av*
$26 down eecurc* 1 lota. Balance
monthly.
THOMAS HITCHMAN
61X Fra* Picks Rider. Main 16*6.
WILL pay casTi Tor vacant lots,
houses, flats, stores, acreage,
real estate equities. Land con
tracts bought; quick and sat
isfactory neals.
EBERT, 809 Maiestic Bid?.
MARTINI)ALE BLVD~
IHxIU sewer wntcr and gaa In now,
only $l,lOO. 2225 Orand River.
tV a I nil t 174 9.
SACRirrCE 40-FT 1/1T n*«r carlln*
for <>no-half niv equity. Excellent
for Ford tn*n Box A-75. Time*.
koh At'ronv mm
CHOICE FACTORY SITES
Residence and buainaaa lota In D*-
trolt’a moat popular subdivisions.
Mi Olivet, M-h/«*-f*r Nuernberg.
For price and term* on any of this
proparty call
PETER KEHOE
Ridge 435-J
PETER KEHOE
has th* moat desirable 7-Mlle-rd.
frontage In lar*. or aniall portions
ts looking for anything In tha raal
I eatatc lin* call
Ridge 435-J
FOB H % I.IC—K Alt M*
W'ALTER C. PIPER
HAS
LITTLE FARMS
ON CAR LINES
OCT VAN DYKE-AVIS AT 9-MILE
ROAD.
; oi’T wftnnwuni is* boyai. oak.
, OT*T ORaTIOT AT riOSKt ii.lk.
They arc np to on* half acre in sis*
and r»r!• *•» from $475 up. Trice of
•■•me farm* Include cement walks,
stsade Iren and graded slreetH.
Wat<*r synt *m to ha install'd at
Van Dyke Farm*.
I Permt«.« m myen ,t•• niltlvat* or build
when drat r.aynient ia made First
payment na low a*
$25 DOWN
fin aome farms. Mall In allp for
map allowing exact location of
fice open night* and Sunday at
1 r • • or; \Tin r ave„ cor rai .Lw in.
'.'047 (IRANI) RIVER.AVE HIT
T.oDr,
70 MANi'HKF'TIi-AVR. OPT FORD
ENTRANCE
1212 Ts AMn rnv-RT.VP . f*OR
SEWARD.
1«12 TOC r.V'tPAt'. FOR. RISMVRK
.Name
Address
WALTER C. PIPER
400 Holden Bldg. <'ad. 416.
~uT.ac?:ks —
e n car Ini' lu*>t wf*t of Wgyn*.
IV-* iun undented anyone by $?00
per icte on thia pice*. . Our nrlre
i« sl*l tier acre if* 7 room huuae
i and barn. R«- quick
35 ACRES
' •Miiiii of Ypsilantl tlrat-clgaa gar
• n *" I --v ** red with fruit Tf-> *
7 room hoitae, bnrn and outbuild
ing* nil good Pro * for quick
aiile. $2,500, terms egav.
TRoMI.f .Y AVII.SoN A- CO,
t’ndniitc a»oo
loi f, Chamber of Commerce hldg.
TTarT)En farms
$25 DOWN
On Van Dyke Car
! IV e have ii few more lit Me farmr for
i *ale on Van Dyke-xv* »>e«t warden
«oi| neir Detroit. Price ..f sflno in
i ludea sidewalk*, shade tree* grad
ii' -treeta nea - school and church
Ph'-rt ride fp Packard and Dodge
plant* Permission nitron to cult'
vate or build when flrat pntmriu t*
nnd< Af:til in -dip f- map «•
Inu exact location Phone Hat nr da’
ulpht or Htmdav T
N'arna
\ddreaa ,
WALTER C. PIPER.
4«0 Holden M dr Osd* 444
Tl\ E ACIiES
Fa.O of Row,' o*k. tlf-t cla * 7-
|. y,n le ua. .. y. . • ; • • • t
■1 fMiit- and ’Tii i.l• a! garden
VTi • urn,^"'y
overb < klnr { ■-• -t f'latr. Mrat
cla«* dl on un n r a<i Price
! ift mtl» * r?‘t •and. fl-«t c'a*«
lar » .i ' 1 i • an buy
it f r * ii- a t >"U urry.
i i \ *■ itT.-t
C- n * u 4 . r-..m
, # , , j , _ ~ • #
| . ,d\ 44 . 1, per a• t* terni*
Ifni si'; * \i» T w ' > HKrt
,~r |'r -t • *ra»'> • »T* 6 reo-rc
*• ,o•- c and •■ 1 Dt-e f -»re and
arr>ck In to« i race nnt ••ftin'tt
to «•' 'n the f oWiitrv \ Price only
$: r"n tom
TRnMr.n ro.
( V ' I "ar 44M, .
Iff * 4 •t», ,f t'< t e hldg
I \-f '' '* r*»e X» K l n a w g<»'d
’lar!: T < *; r»e> ts • m fi *l* line
e*nre», arse ha*n. 1 * hOU*e ft; •
■l«ge »-1 t e; f 'Uiae h‘ 'em
feiopa, hog • ua*s gor»* wed. f•»IT
•a *e ’n» ’ 1 ■> •• t 1 1 ' »- * ' '
City propet t» K.» A *«. Time#
FUM Ml tT-rtHM
Lirrlif farms *
$490
YOUR TERMS
ON OKATTOT CAR.
I.ine near schnol churches and poat
orflee • Qenaral atore on proparty.
at* families now living on prop
erty. Permission given to culti
vate or build when rtrat paymant ia
male.
Mail tn slip to Mr Harmon. 1441 dr*-.
tlot-Hxe. corn*! Baldwin. Iltdjra
ILM tvall Cad. 48f. If busy). For
map showing exact location T
Nama ••••*•«•***. , '
Address
1 WALTER C. PIPER' ’
1 ►■tale. Farms and Inaurnnaa.
HVE ACRES
hfady to plant
w cmn s.»ll vug tht* Ideal ptaca on
e*sv terms Haa 6-ro >m house and
Is rm car line only R mitaa out. Yon
.snoot t.uv an#dh-*r for twine the
price I: tiihi. immediate possession
TROMLF Y TV 11 S*>N t X>..
Cadillac 6906.
1616 Chamber of Commerce Bldg
BETTER THAN EVER
are opportunities In improved r«al
estate We have more clients than
we can handle and want to get th#
aid of an experienced Improved
prop. ;r> i ,»n to take cur* of them
DETROIT RFATTY HERVTCX’
oherry 7>4 317 Free Proas Bldg
garden farm ’
Out Van Dyke, half mil* off car line
30 acre* choice garden land Ideal
location, 10 miles tpom city hall
' ery good bargain: haa 8-room
house ard out! 'Hiding* *.»me fruit.
Tt IcV right. Terms easy.
TROMLFY. tV 1 LAOS’ CO..
Cadillac 6909
1916 Chamhei of Commerce Bldg
farm buyers send for “Plpar’a Farm
Bijlletln ’’ It's fre#. Many bargalna
W. C. Piper, HoUlrn bldg.. Detroit
FnR t"ALIi- 44-acre farm; terms ts
de*lr* and. Address Milo Warner. Mt.
t'llfnens, Mich.
FOH > A UP— 44 I*4 f-f.l. mn •
bk; auction
SATURDAY, MAY 26. 10 A. M.
200— HORSES—2OO
We have a very big run of all clasaea
of h"rse, for this sale including a
number of teams of big draft
horses right out of work, a* well
«* a 1 j ll «• • number of second-hand
•dty horses.
All horses guaranteed as sold.
SPECIAL—Ten Complete
Teaming 1 Outfita
conalstlng of Mgh-el*** re*ma,
wagons and harness, also
DOUBLE LARRY TRUCK
All of above will he sold to cloai*
chattel mortgage
WILL ALSO llAvli A NTMBKH Or
skod\d iiant* vchicles and
lIA RNKffff.
Big Assortment High-Class
Horses
now on hand at our atahlea for
urlvHte sale
Kolb-C'otfredson Horse Cos.
1691-1113 Oratlot-ave , Detroit
AT OLD BIDDLE HOUSE"
RANDOLPH AND .TKFFCRHON.
BRICK
ABOT T 666,606 IN LOTS TO 161 IT
ALSO 5-SToRY FIBK. ESCAPE
AND 660 STONE itIUJI
AT YOUR OWN PRICE
FOB QUICK PALE.
Union Housewrecking Cos.
624 BPHLNUWEIXb-AVK. CKD'R 2769
STUREFIXTUIUkS,
SODA FOUNTAINS,
DESKS
f<r all kljul.* of stores; largest
- nifrs. of aame m the city, know
Case*. Counters. Shelving. Wall
Case*, etc. <>iir 1917 models in same
are utiaurpassed fv>r quality and
price.
DETROIT STORM FIXTURE CO..
16-30 Uafherlne, n*, ( r Gratiot.
Phope Cadillac tTx.t for salrnnin.
ORINVELL BltOS town make) piano
'•til # ruu’i • f i .i) ntjje, con
cert i,i ■ v iii; itiiul mahogany;
used -ti. i time m rental dept.
Bair h-< .... K"*\ ten,,- tiRIN
NKLL Bllue . Si:. IVoodwgrd.
SODA rOUNTAT7iA new « n c u**.»"
Steam tab'%* More furnttur* -i)f
fae 'irtiH. Kuy terms. Oeo Marsg
Cos . 10 East A? water-st. Mala ,741
GlßsoV M \\r»nMV Bargain On*
exceptionally -V.I et tl ,<• used Ir-s
than one mouth, could not he told
from n» \v. m. ii.-r will -acrlflce for
$72 with esse See at 57 Monro#.
ELECTRIC TANS
bought, sold or r< nted Scott
Bros,' Electric. :4 Macomb.
TYPEWRITERS 4LL M.iKliA NEW
AN P rsKP s’6 tn • r,it Fa.s\-terms.
Renting Ii 66 up <\ili \< 7 C*m
rau. next r>et op hi oi - e Pad. 66*3
RRAY Plano ooty
3. *7 regular fit'■ l.en'itlful morl
i r ri at’, le fin irl ■ ilnut swept,
clear ton* K.ks* r»a > fueut tJRIN
NKLL Pf!»»«*’ Branch 87 Monroe!
fIOOW 9 a" )lrn , tUT .« rr, f rooms mm
f.'.ete $1 Week *uM,r"-r Sftch A «*h.
ffTOBAGF furntrur* r«4r'* u«w ».ar
galn ,**t ■ At,inner - o M -*» 4 4»h-
UTOMORIMCI
Powerful Buick roafi>tpr. Will
trade for touring car or sell.
Walnut :!897. 7.°.9 May bury.
| AtADDIN GARACrE, $59.57
Complete h liter'll fn, r.sri, f v , r .
. I fs»f tl -6 pi it *• •".♦ I » nt $9"
I. f y rf j h)H .; pf]i,n«. \f ; , D
. - T.?r"ss—a
MOV bit TO 1.0 AT
I MONEY ToToaN
ON VACANT f/JT3
L.bcrsl loan* on real .state
Second mortgage -willy mans.
Wll b'i> »■ ti>» In ii' nut lot* and
ti pr ved property.
EBERT. 309 Majestic rod*:.
LAND CONTRACTS" bought
Quick and satisfactory deals.
EBERT. 309 Majestic Bldg.
CDNHTRI DTImN r.o x N«- 1.1 »• e*7as
amount* J F \Veb#r 2*4 OratloL
wf but land rovTiu 'Ti
Detroit Larid Cor tract Cos.
*i» Hammond BMc 'ad 4»ia
• lull \ .1 I • " ' oil t I.r.
CENTRAL STOP. AOK CO. moving,
packing. Are, roof, rate- r f>if Mo
tor van* so • aubuthan moving.
Phone 'adtllac ft
gr**tr *• r ge mxrvmotn warfti«a a
k.or axe moving M *°* • : T.na
iVaHi 1 M‘tVLN'.i CaUfomla van
f rent pn r* ot ar Canttat ">t.* rag#
| Cos . f ad'll*. 49-
l.o* I \M» FOI $1)
, IBKRAL R] WARD
mfdfTViitlon ton
lihflutl o' very /vf<f r
rtinrt ti® ? #4 Tf44" T >ti
Mrt> ?t Pm r.e ts Ml U ff .*6-
rn ( 1 (t tjlj r ogre- a y Phan#
j PEkSttKl
, NOTICE—II any gtr •• a
trouble, itf.itm* advlca fri*i.i«hil
ar halu writ* •># e*II on flFv Efe
riRT maboabct dufft m»
• Fort-at W gaJvatlne Army.
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