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SATURDAY.'JUNE 30, 1917.
“Sammies” To Go Down in
Military History Along With
“Poilus” and British “Tommies”
WASHINGTON. June 30.—General
Pershing’# tight In* m**» In France
halt* been nicknamed the “Sam
mien’’— I’ncie Sains boy* and the
title bids fair to stick. It will take
its place alongside of ••Tommies’*
for the British, "Poilus'* for the
French and ''Roches'* for the Ger
mans.
In connection with temporary
training behind the lines, the "Sam-
ELLIOTT - TAYLOR
WOOLFENDEN CO.
.VOOIAVAUD AND HENUt
Everything Smart and New for
the Summer Out Doors
We are particularly prepared to fill your needs for smart
Outing Wear from the Separate Skirt to the Sports Suit
and afternoon dresses.
NEW WHITE SKIRTS
Any number up to a dozen-1* not too many skirts to have this
summer. Tomorrow we make a wondrous showing of white skirts
in all the favored and late models, made from fine imported Gabar
dines, Twills, Fancy-woven Striped Cords, Sport Poplins, Beach
Cloths, Whipcords, etc., featuring gathered backs. large fancy pock
ets, wide separate girdle belts, chic sash effect* and pearl button
trimmings all lengths and sizes simple, sensible. Sure Selling at
98c, $1.48, $1.98, $2.98, $3.95 to $7.50
Also Several New Models in *
STYLISH STOUT SKIRTS
in 30, 32, 34, 39 to 38 inch measurements, at
$2.9K, $3.98. $5.00 to $7.50
Women Will Welcome These Brand New
Navy Blue and Black Coats
latest shirred In at the waist and high walsted models. Some
beautifully embroidered on collar, ruffs and*."ash wide band belts
and sashes silk atltched and embroidered full silk, half lined, or un
lined. The material is lustrous American Woolen Mills poplin An
ther feature Is large pointed cape collars «pofl patterned
j-ilks. Women's and misses' sizes. Economically priced at
$15.00, $18.50, $19.95 to $22.50
50 More of These Handsome *
SILK DRESS SKIRTS
In about as many designs. • af*
Regular Value SIO.OO and $12.50 u«!/D
Distinctive sport stripes, plaids, checks and novelty figures In
attractive sport colors, Including plain nH\y and black, emerald,
gold. Wistaria, etc. Mark you! These come In the best quality
TAFFETA and OROS DE LON DR E Silks. Some daintily shirred
about the waist others at hack with wide detachable belts, sashes,
novelty buckles and buttons.
Great Is the Demand for Our Elaborate Display of
Middy Blouses and Smocks
AND THEY SELL THEMSELVES because we carry the BEST
MAKES known to the trade "Paul Jones." “Bob Evans." “Ruth
Jordan" and "Menders" In all white and white with rose. Copen.
delft and navy blue. Deep rape collars and cuffs, embroidered
emblems, bt aiding, etc. Chic new models wp+r loose belts, sashes
and novelty pocketa.
Girls’ sizes, Bto 11 years, at 98c, $1.25, $1.50
Misses’ sizes, 11 to 20 years, at sl. $1.50, $1.98
Women's sizes, up to 12 bust, at $1.50 and $1.98
Standard RUGS Reduced
Royal Wiltons at These Savings:
$55.00 Rugs, size 9x12, for $47.50
52.50 Rugs, size 8.3x10.6, for V 45.00
9.00 Rugs, size 36*in.x36*in., for 7.50
7.00 Rugs, size 27*in.x34*in., for 5.50
You may choose from a full line of these splendid rug* in this
season’s beat patterns and colors. NONE SENT ON APPROVAL.
Saturday’s Specials
In Vacation Needs
Famous “Likly” Wardrobe Trunks
Th* Ideal styl* of trunk for your vacation trip is the _
roomy wardroho model, similar to picture. Big and
roomy, with spare to hen* many suit* |
and dreese*; large perfect fitting 1 I
drawers, etc. We sell the famous IL.^—r- 111 T 1 ,
“Likly” guaranteed line. This Includes ’ LLLt ( <, M
wardrobe trunks of d* - £rv ft* 1- # I ! iX I
every slse ranging jjflPft I T I
In price from mmm, IT p«| # IrlPhVi
Knar t red It Trrma. U*
Auto Lunch Kits
Great for outings
comes perfectly equip
ped with knives, forks,
plates, spoons, nap
kins, provision box,
etc. Our line Includes
many style*. #P IT
Prices from.. Up
Extraordinary Value—Matting Suit Cate
ape— Mi* ond roomy with stout lock.
JR* catches and strap reinforcement.
a I _ (ry j I protected corners and s*r
‘ V m J-A rt.* JW IV ] rlceably lined Interior. £ sep*
| A Heaular 12.R0 value— )1« /J
a— a 1 • tomorrow at only X mhhb
ModU's OuifiitinA Ca
mles" will learn more than they
have previously been taught as to
bomb and grenade attacks, the new
British bayonet system and similar
developments of modern warfare.
Trte war department still awaited
today receipt of a full report on
the arrival of the Pershing expedl
thin Thus far it had had only a
preliminary report, which was with
held.
Army Trunks
Unusually light, hut
extra strong with cov
ering of waterproof
duck, metal protected
comers and rivets. Do
signed especially for
the purpose snd priced
on easy t!7QA
terms, only. . <PI f •Jv
Auto Tranks
Going to spend your
vacation In an auto?
We carry trunks espe
cially adapted to this
purpose. Models to
place on running board
“.'l™, SlO lip
EXCHANGE AGAIN
OPENS SLUGGISH
Prices Seem To Have Reached
Bottom; Money Situation
Eased Up
ay O’Hara, FERRiaa a co.
Friday morning the Detroit block
exchange again opened Muggteh.
w ith Continental quoted at 6 3-4 to 7.
aud Reo 27 to 28. Paige was offer
ed at 30.
The whole local market seems in
a waiting condition, but considering
the many factors entering into mar
ket conditions prices, it would seem,
have about reached bottom. The
money aituatlon has eased tip now
considerably and the volume of trad
Ing Should Increase.
Charcoal Iron common and pre
ferred. Columbia Sugar and Reo Mo
tor Car are selling ex dividend to
day.
Thursday the New York Stock ex
change again showed trading lrrng
ulax. with the Industrial leading In
volume and Motors on the decline
Tha admirable wav in which the
banka have taken care of the tense
money situation is worthy of com
mendation. D. S. Steel closed at
129 8-8 and General Mot ora at
114 I*l. Better prices can be looked
for now all along the line.
SOCIALISTS TO
PROTEST DRAFT
FOURTH OF JULY
Speclallata of Detroit plan to
meet In Arcadia July 4. at 2:30 p
m , to proteat against the draft. Dr
A M. Rovin, No 3334 Jefferson-ave.
Is chairman of the committee on
arrangements of the Wayne county
Socialist party, and haa asked Com
mleaioner Cousenk for police protec
tion
Petitlona will be circulated at the
meeting urging the repeal of the
draft law. Reading of the Declara
tion of Independence will open the
meeting
Dr Rovin quotes this section of
the constitution in his request for
police protection "Congress shall
make no laws abridging the free
dom of speech, or the right of the
people peaceably to assemble and
petition the government for redress
of grievances."
RUTHENBURG.
SOCIALIST, IS
HELD BY U. S.
CLEVELAND, June 30. —C. E.
Ruthenburg. secretary of the cie\e
land Socialist party, surrendered
himself to the federal authorities
here today A secret indictment was
returned against him, together with
other Ohio Socialist leaders, by a
federal grand Jury They were
charged with obstructing military
registration Ruthenburg Is Social
ist candidate for mayor of Cleve
land and formerly ran for governor
and United States senator
NEW BOMBING
PLANE NEEDS
NO AIRMAN
NEW YORK. June 80.—An almoat
human machine, said to be able to
fly an aeroplane and drop bombs
at any designated point and from
any designated height up to B.fiOO
feet, ia the invention claimed here
today by Stanley Y. Beach, an au
thority,on aviation. The only thing
Reach’ll automaton can't do la to
pick out a place to land. Beach
say* Orville Wright thinks this de
feet can be remedied.
Marriage licenses
Thomas a. aterbenk IS. Dstrolt:
Pauline Barrows. 10. aame.
Paul Simon. 10. Detroit; Bella Mat
green 2.*. tlm«
Anthony- Adamctyk. 25 Detroit;
TtalMna Walkiewlc*. 27 *ame.
Stanley Htr-eleokl. 17. Detroit; Ju
lia Kupteac. 24, earns.
Flovd E Phoff 11. Datroit; Flor
ence M Mtanley, ||, name.
Charles O. Dean. 21 Detroit; Ruth
v. Hill, is. same.
Latah A Poole, }5, Detroit; Joans
M. A ley. }ft same.
Richard Johnson. It, Detroit;
Christine PlngWon. 24. same.
Howard Ganhoty. |4. Detroit; Mary
Hoffman, 12. same.
William J James. 24. Detroit; WH*
ORIENTAL RUGS
AT AUCTION
Store Rented—Must Vacate July Ist
DAVIS & NAHIKIAN
378 Woodward Ate.
Will Sell Their Entire Stock Without Reserve
to Close the Business
SALE BEGINS TODAY
AND FOLLOWING DAYS
Morning*, 11; Afternoons. 2:30;
Evening*, 8:30 O'clock
This enormous stock embraces upward* of 700
Persian, Turkish And Chinese Rugs of all weaves and
sixes. Many unusual Antique Rug* which must be
seen to be appreciated, and will be aold regardless
of cost.
C. H. LUENGENE, Auctioneer
DETROIT TIMES
fred M Morton. IS. same,
Ernest O. Labenhers. SI, Detroit
Dorothy I. Pomeroy. 24 same,
Albert l.t»K"*ki 43. Detroit. Mary
Kenlaaerkl. 14. same.
John R Lam-aster. 2*. Detroit; Ag
nee K Carpenter. 25. name.
George W Hayes. 45. Detroit;
Marble, 25. name
Cyrus Boyer. 42. Findlay. O.; Mar
garet Hatley. 4M. name.
Levi Mapletoft 40. Detroit; Winnie
[towns, tl. same
Edgar >5 I’rrn 32. Detroit; Ag
nes M Spearing. St. same
David Wliler, 21. Detroit; Mol lie
Pusarni, 17. same
Steve .faltered, 25, Detroit. Rose
Yanka. 24. same
Worley Gladden. 2S. Detroit, Ruth
MeOlvern. 15, same
Chauncey V. Hostetler 2* Orville,
O.; Winna E. Sinucker. 23. same
Fd Lindsey. 37. Detroit. o|||*
James. Sd. same.
James V. MrGoodwln. 25, Kalanta
ion Virginia Autl. 23. Detroit.
W. E. williams. 2*. Detroit. Mat
tie Unmet, 2S aame.
William F Baxter. 24. Detroit Na
omi M Stephens. 24. same.
Charles E. Brown 24, Detroit
Ariel I* Arnold. 24, same.
Gladstone K. Livingston#. 22. De
troit. Adelaide F. Taylor. 14. same
Ernest E Miller. 24. Detroit Etta
S Foster. 22. same.
William Prothero, 25. Detroit. Ma.
rle Steffea. 21. same.
Robert S. Xeidenatrlcker. 27, De
troit, Joste Maw. 25. same.
George Bagley 22. Detroit; Hilda
Reaal. 22. same.
Joseph O. Myrs, 24. Dtrolt; oria
Smith. 22. same
Will Gilbert. 33. Detroit. Lillian R.
Ballon. 23. same
Louis S. Wanderllch. 21. Detroit;
Kornslls Klor. 2* same
John Voulgsrla. 52 Detroit; Aaimo
Kathelltkon 24. same.
Edward Van Tleet 20. Detroit;
Frances Brandt. 17. same.
George E Fatrfleid. 23. Detroit;
Ada Smttv. |2. «amj.
Fred Oloar. 24. Detroit. Catherine
Vankovsn. 15. Grand Rapids
William .!. West. 45. Detroit; Car
rie Mitchell. 47, same.
Charles .! Goodrich. 24. Detroit;
Annie E. Lauer, 23. same.
J. F. Treman 24. Detroit; Emma
B Pehults. 20. same.
FT Harry Walla. 22. Freeport. Til.’
Helen Perry. 27. same.
Edward J Drlnkert. 20. Detroit,
Clarencv V. Erast 10, same.
Lewi* K Rurke 43. Virginia. Mar
tha Sutton, 24 same
Benjamin F Swanson. 24. Detroit;
Bertha Mohrman. 20 «ame
Ralph F Dye. St, Detroit; Loretta
p Duvls, 22 same
Alfred T. Frldev. 22 Detroit Hern
iee E Chstam 21 Armada
Robert RUI 22. Detroit; Lease Par
ker ;o. same
Harry Ma-tln. 2«, Detroit Anna
Krokof-k' 24, same
Ernest o «*e*ts 75 Detroit; Evan*
aeline Fader 25 same.
Arthur D Betdwell 22. Detroit; Ft
te- yPinte** 22 Kansas
r- kar i es R S Armanee s*» Detroit
Wra E c-arpentcr, Greenville
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Ars secured In the County Building.
Engagement and Wedding Rings
and Wedding Gtrts as Well as En
graved Invitation* and Announce
ments are secured at
Husrh Connolly and Son
Diamonds and Fine .T»welry. -
Corner State and Grlswold-sta.
mmm —a— ls is— h 111 "Tr
Mortuary
IVf7* —Valentin# 8., .Time 2*. *t hta
residence No. 121 Eeson-ave hus
band of Madge Hart, father of te
net and Thnmae, son of Mrs Mar
garet W , brother of Dr. A W. and
Percy Ives Funeral from residence
Saturday at 2 o'clock.
MKI.I 1 WANTED—WALK
PATTERNMAKERS HIGH
CLASS MEN FOR METAL
WORK AT ONCE.
PENBERTHY INJECTOR
COMPANY,
360 HOLDEN
A TRADE THAT PAYS
Learn movie operating Earn 220 to
125 a week. A trade that war or
alack time has no effei-t on Send
for catalorue, MG VIE PCHOOL,
154 JEFFERSON EAST
FIRST - CLASS CABINET
MAKER WANTED. DE
TROIT LUMBER CO., 1495
JEFFERSON WEST. __
DFNT’ST- -Regtsteren mg ruaran
teef. salary and 18*X maimiMlon:
good .ours. Apply *t once. Utopia
Dentists "4 M chtgsn Main 4645.
YOUNG MAN for shipping depart
ment- must make him«e|f generally
useful 7b5 Empire Bldg.
WANTED Experienced tool *ales
msn. Applv 745 Old f?as bldg
nti.r wasted— pr.M ale
OPERATORS
On wash dresses and skirts
STEADY WORK
Wayne Garment Mfg. Cos.
223 Beaubien. *th floor.
YOUNG LADY stenographer living
on west aide preferred. ,05 Old
Gas bldg.
Foil NAI.K—KA( TUH) HI KOK RII.K—KAtTOUY HI II.HIM.H
MODERN FACTORY OR WAREHOUSE
52,000 SOU A RE-FEET
UORNER; rijrht down town; stool and concrete construc
tion; immediate possession can Ik* given.
PRICE ABSOLUTELY RIGHT.
DOWNTOWN REALTY CO.
JOHN S. HENRY, Manager.
Cad. 7615. 602 Farwell Building.
HRLr MA.MrKU-rKMAI.R
EARN A GOOD
#
SALARY
Bright young women looking
for an unlimited opportunity to
advance wanted to learn tele
phone operating.
We teach you the business
and pay you while learning.
Steady work. Pleasant sur
roundings. Unusual benefits.
Your salary will be increased
frequently. Extra pay for spe
cial work. Good chance to rise
to a fine position.
Apply Operators’ Training
Department, Madison ave. and
John R. street, between 9 a. m.
and 5 p. m.
MICHIGAN STATE
TELEPHONE COMPANY
W A \ TEH TO 111 V—NIU KI.L ANICOt *
CASH for old fain** teeth. gold crowns,
broken Jewelry, diamonds. watches,
etc., full value paid Liberty Rfg.
* o , $7 Wnndw’d. 4th floor, elevator
WANTKO—FA IIMS
FARMS WANTED
We have < alia for Improved farma
of all acreage* within 100 miles of
Detroit If you have farma for nale
write ua at once or call
BOSS LAND CO.
*1 Fort-St West Opposite P O.
Phone Cadillac 5811
i mu hit -
"TO IIK.VI ROOMV
HOTEL FRANKLIN
Cor. Lartvd and Batee-sts Pour
block* from Kiver Steame-rs: one
half block from Jnterurban Depot.
European. 11. $1 50 and 12 per day.
Weekly rate*.
WANTED Roomer* or boarder* at
15(>2*# Grattnt-ave.
TO fIK.Vr —IIOt'IKR
A A. A. A. A A. A. A.
Hannan Rental Agency
A free Ret of ho *e* ajid flats. Call
In person at the oldest and largest
real estate exchange in Michigan.
1 Mr G RAW MFII.DI NO
to m:\T-n.* r« a AFAMTMI Wtl
Whose Home Are You
Paying For? •
Ts you rent you hc pa'ing for your
landlord* houae. It will still be
hi* when you have paid for It Let
u* show j iiu how your rent money
can bin your own home.
“HOME OF THRIFT”
Washington blvd.. at Clifford.
Why Not Build a Home? .
Our co-operative plan makes It n*
easy as pa\ina rent and far more
profitable.
•HOME OF THRIFT:’
Washington- blvd at Clifford.
LOWER f. rooms and bath; 3 bed
room*. fireplace, gas range 105
Highland-ave. 10 minutes to FordJ*
on Hamilton ear line. North 24 47-
M or Main 1800
NEW I'PTER ELAT bat ween Orav
and Wturtevant on Twe|fth-*t. five
rooms and lath. |3B per month
Hemlock 4550; evening* Ridge
4A09-M
W 4\TKI»—UOSF.V
W A NTEdUmON E Y
13.n0n. secured by 2-family flat, good
«er urlty.
12 549, secured by 2-famlly flat; good
security.
13,000 construction U»an
security "n 7 fa-nili flat
EASTERN INVESTMENT
MORTGAGE BOND CO.. INC.
<lO Chamber of Com Cherry 233 4
111 KINK** oi*l*Ott rt MTIE*
ROOMING HOUSE
12 ROOMS. ELEGANTLY FURNISH
ED WILL FACBiriCE: OTHER
PCs 1 M 880 INCoM-1 s's TER
WEEK. OWNER. GRAND 318-J.
INCORPORATE, expend, avoid part
nership complication*. Entire cost
115 flatlsfsctlon guaranteed. Mets
enhsliner-Durand Corporation. VlB
Free Praaa bldg. A'aln 4600.
r«m a A Ml—kgxiMM K raafiM • »
SI,OOO DOWN. SSO A MONTH
2-FAMILY FLAT
ON SEYBURN
Near Grand Belt car line, well built
and all modern. Price is right
Call 781 Concord Ridge 439
$2,000 DOWN S3O A MONTH
WILL BUY A STRICTLY
MODERN STEAM-HEAT
7-ROOM HOUSE ON SENECA
Call 784 Concord. Ilidge <59.
$l5O DOWN
5 room*. 2 bedrooms, dandy new bun
galow r|ei trie light*, toilet. near
car line Price 1.3.999 Hurry to
our oflee or *■ all Main 394 4
FRED C. HATTON. Builder
791 >f Bt p r# told * ;.*s • itidg
SI,OOO DOWN, SSO A MONTH
WILL BUY A 2-FAMILY
FLAT ON CANTON
Six room* e*rh. o#k goer* and flnt-h
two hot-air furnar« ■<, ell modern
price t* right. <*all 78l Concord.
Ridge 434
PA< I I D A YEN I E
ft 999 do'.vti take* th se?*) 1 bunga
low ts'>M sai’rifice for |*..74ft if
taken this week For appointment
rail
GRAND 8782
4-FAMILY mtl-'K VENEER 8 room*
and bath e#eh. separate fu-nere*:.
rent 1175 per montt Pr're 115 999.
84 599 doa n halaq* e eea> terms
On Ht Clair. n*ar Kerrheval
INTERN A TtCN/ T. BUILDING A
REALTY (A,
Cherry 1899. 819 Run Bldg.
KOI* *al l'.— HI>II>KX K PnoPF.nTV
2-FAMILY FLAT
New modern, five rooms and bath,
extta largo and convenient Buy it
now from the builders and save
discount. East front on Twelfth
sf between Hrav ami tfturtevanf
You will like it if you see it. Fall
for appointment Hem. 1589; even
ing.* Ridge 5699-M.
new i < Stage bungalow
neat Ford's; 5 room* and bgth.
'•lo'tnr lights Kntle-ave. between
lolin II ami Rruah. 1250 down, easy
patmer.ts Hemlock 4584, evenings
i:i.!ij» f«O9 M
LEASE OR PROPERTY
for «ale or exchange It pays to
look for (jutek deal H Friedman.
450 Rivard.
WOULD a list of best bargains in
Detroit Real Estate, vacant and im
proved. interest you*
DICKINSON'S GUIDE
gh es you this Mailed on request.
Dickinson s. Dept. T. Detroit.
TWO-ELAT. 5 room* and bath each,
on Holcomb near Gratiot. Mint sell.
14.300 l%rt cash, balance eaav,
I.V'-:i|VVnii\.\h RLDG Jt REALTY
r.lO Sun bldg Cherry 1509.
~BUILi)ING PLANS, $lO
Houses luingalivwk nnd fiat*. Ander
son 503 Elks’ Temple
K4H4 agI.K..VACANT 1.0T9
WILL pay cash tor vacant lots,
houses, flatn, stores, acreage,
real estate equities. Land con
tracts bought; quick and sat
isfactory aeals.
EBERT, 309 Ma;estic Bldg.
HOW’S
THIS?
Few I*rj» lots ai Clear Lak» Park.
Good sarden soil and shade tree*
•25 to f:,n ea.-h, li down and 11
n week N'o interest. Cherry 7M.
409 Free Press i Mg.
i^—.. . : u.aa
K4HI MI.K—FAH 518
AURE TRACTS
9-MILE CIRC LE
Garden soil, excellent location; prom
inent io;id, on» acre up at price of
30-tt. lot* in same vicinity, terms;
remarkable opportunity, but will
have i,, hurrj Mr Minney,
GUE'RI.V HARCiX'K-fli iDFREY CO
<*hei i v 8300. 414 Fi.rwell Rldg.
$8,750 —Avalon, 2-Family
Block and half from Woodward. 3
tied rooms and sleeping porch up. 2
bedroom* and sleeping porch down;
doubl- garage rent* for 190 price
Terms 11,500 down. Call
"'ir branch. Hemlock 30.32, corner
Highland' nnd Woodward.
Marantotte-Raker Cos.
3<i Penobscot bldg Main 5741.
Beautiful 6-Room Bungalow
« >n the west sot* ami only 1300 cash.
Two-Family Brick
On the west side, $5.;,09
8-Room House on East Side
and ontv ooo. four bedroom*, or
wi 1 trade for two-family. Till* is
' A, 't fiufck.
Gl f,IIIN-haBC( -OObFREf CO
* her.- 3300 4Ft Farwell Bldg
I M °ST BEAUTIFUL FARM*
! , , IN MICHIGAN
l ine buildings Hilo, first-class tools.
!C , "-"U'e 4 horses. 2
brood sons. 1 200 chicken* mile
\ '"""kef 1 mile from fine
ii ‘ v" fr ‘ ,,T ' Detroit; crops
ensv n ** w m handle; balance
MARTIN & SAMUEL
ONE-HALF ACRE
WITH HOUSJS.
At Hslfway, cb.se to car line; new
fi-room house with half acre of
land fine for gardening, price 13 000
on eaav terms Tromley. AVllson &■
1 o lot* Chamber of Commerce
Cadillac *909
READ THIS
40 acres Wglnut-rd one mile from
car line, two mile* to Orchard
Lake Brick house, hank barn
Good otav soil eight acres wood
lot. B n rs* f n at *5 200 Term*
BROOKS & MONTGOMERY
<B^^J^'^'*NDBLl>rpMATN437lk
U°R f* % t.K—F ACTOR V SITF.*
PETER KEHOE
hfts the most desirable 7-Mlle-rd.
frontage ;p large or small portions!
If looking for anything In the real
estate line call
Ridge 435-J
| WB4I. ESTATE OPPORTt NfTIF.S
LIST Yol*K PROPERTY WITH US
IMPROVED AND VACANT
we have beyerr waiting
EASTERN INVESTMENT
MORTGAGE ROND CO.. INC.
Thone Cherrv 2234.
<l9 Chamber of Commerce Bldg
(FORMERLY OF SI a,
COME IN ANtTtRADE
snd don't want for something you
non f hftv* and *lo tv ant
We have improved property, vacant
lend contracts, farms, hotel* room
ing house*, etc., to trade
See I.lhowitg. with
WTLSON
818 chamber of Commerce Bldg
NOTICE I will lease, or build and
lease to suit lessee or will se)j
propertv <,n the corner of K-ndall
snd Twenty-second-sts., to party
making proper arrangenients.
Th'.ma* Goodf-llow. 517 Fifth-st
Phone Grand 2799
run Ml.i;—AcniAU
8,500 ACRES
fiTS'FGO COUNTY
AN <it 75 p< r refit good Mgrlcultural
Tar<l tialance good for grating
Price »| per acre
I. R. LINTON,
~CnO. <l?t 14 4 8 P-o d.ecnf RJdg.
Foil Stl.h—wi*« f:«.t.g\K(»l<B
' Vl* IJV B MIG AIN ''«ed; fine copy
I of Ftrndlvn riu*; full site; ebony
ti tnmvd. fir, meil ms pie 'back and
I Side* two-piece back; even grain
ed top regular |45 value. Thlt
week 11« take* it GRINNELL
BTtoS' Bran<'h. 57 Monroe.
K»’• \ I*(»• "NTAIV* n-w and used 7
stern* Trbl*f, store furniture, cof
fer ii’ • I ■ t-rm*. 0-0. Marsh
* 7 r**t Aft ter-sf Main 4751
|J24 NEW UNGI.AND PI SXO. regu
lar |3Rf» style; dull mahogany; re
flntsbed; lirorv key*, f till metal
back; sweet tone Easy terms.
ORINNF.LT. BRGft.. 248 Woodward.
FOR SALK—MISI'KLLANBOUS FOR UUi Mfscgi.igHH 08 ’JH
i r.\ I\ I r S~ \Y F ;s7 TOUPEES, HAIR GOODS J
~ M> present hair store wag
. k. b ~11
A ... ■K 1 - ill the same ’V
FMt .< •. i r n.ie
‘JSr bus: o’ - *i.wl -a me sw' ‘ &
gST Hyi mum a*l > • ’O•• in
VpPv • i .» *
• , % 5,, y. ■!* .ii is -t ■ nr.-
V *'• jKZf • i -nn ; mi, k-- ul
r,n ■ .**-!.ty
■mi v # ' ' •■unip' -gwWHBBHT
• *' -if -i- a*- K'-t
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ihj iS* .b-1 a-:*s11 <' in g in *
V lla i r K'M 'ls
. . in. e.i fr.mi *
ePf^nL" *in«e
MJP*jj3Ar . ;■*
ABLfflrj/r **i. i
i --r
there are no import* now, !
BE ;••(>« E 1 «<" sell Inr hair and hair
go.nl* l-a- U to importers In
New York. Now, I will glv- all *n opportunity to get flr*t•
lmu h hnir und hsli goods st <ld prices during the month t)f Ja«e; tha®
prices will advance July l next. Get in order* and pick out w * la L >ro , , f
want in June; puv a deposit on it anti I will l«y It aside for you. Pong
make a mistake and delay. During my 38 years' past In the hair *oo«f
business I have always eoht the beat good* for the low**t price*. 8.
have always turned out honest, well-made goods. I have alwayi Bon4
a relinblc.' honest straightforward business and my success In bUStaeM
attests It I shall continue to serve the public to the beat of my abil
ity to the Hosing .Is \ Feb. 28. 1918 Present atocke. fixtures, lease and
business for sale at a very reasonable price a* I am retiring from the
h*lr goods busings* „ _ , _ .
Wtn. A Haines. *1 Grand Rlver-ave. W. 2nd door from Bagley, Detroit,
prices IDT A TVTfTQ ALL ’ WORIC
REASONABLE I l/\iNUiD
REFINISHED, REPAIRED AND TUNED
DETROIT PIANO CO.
73 BROADWAY MAIN lT*t
HI viM.vs orroitTt MltEl RIBIKGM OPPORTt XiTlE>
How Ait l» ~ IL PE ItRY PHIL A. DONALDSON G. A. DELONfI
Notary Public
EASTERN INVESTMENT MORTGAGE BOND
COMPANY, INC.
REAL ESTATE RENTALS, LOANS ON INSURANCE
We Buy Mortgages and Land Contracts
619 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
(Formerly of 816)
Office: Cherry 2234
DETROIT, MICHIGAN
rtm salic— gi*f*i,u3*oii*
Cupola and Blower For Sale
See Howard Jackson, 34 Du
bois-st., Detroit.
Tvrrwm iuarantbßD:
every make; gtf» to 153; renting
122 up Catalogue free Detroit
Type, t'o, 1t»0 Jefferson. Main 4192.
SODA FOUNTAINS, new and used
outfits Price within reason.
AMERICAN SHOW CASE A MFO CO.
109 Jefferson. CadU* ac 2370.
ROOMS Furniture for rooms com
plete. 11 week. Sumnep, Mich <fc 4th.
STORAGE furniture, nearly new. bar
gain price Sumner Cos.. Mich- A 4 th.
AI mg \>n MOTORt VCI.FA
PIERCE ARROW in fine con
dition; cash proposition;
cheap. Will demonstrate.
Call Ridge 5263-M.
PE LUXE 9-h p. motorryele for
sale or will trade for twin belt
drive. 71 Marantette,
II ;t«w Mrrzg—ttjs— - JXJ -a
KDI'C ATIrtlH Al.
DO YOU WANT TO GO TO
SOUTH AMERICA?
If you are able to read, write,
and speak the Spanish lan
guage. there is a good oppor
tunity for the young man and
woman. The Spanish language,
besides being important in
business is also a cultured lan
guage. Refined people speak
it. The ACADEMIA DE
LENGUAS LATIN AS, organ
ized by native professors, re
cently with the University of
Michigan, will teach in a
summer course how to speak,
read, and write correctly
ESPANOL, FRANCES, POR
TUGUESE and ITALIANO.
Enroll in our summer course
or ask for private instruction.
ACADEMIA DE LENGUAS
LATINAS, ANN ARBOR
Detroit Address: Sr. Doroteo
' Gurrola y Luna, care Charle
voix Hotel.
MOTION PICTURE
ACTING TAUGHT
Expression, gestures, makeup* and
scenario du* < ting also < tilture and
graceful roisc Elevating « harsc
ter idea* th.irnugblv^taught
BEITY HOWE STUDIO
T.ate nf New Y rk and I'allfornis
Phone Cgdllls • ' ■ lift 8t hat si bldg.
■ ■ 1 i ■-■■■ -t-e—s-M - 1 ~~
Ptl| II II 5 SMI I'll vim lx
D A Y-OLD~CI LICKS, 12c
Fin*, htg, healthy chi* ks sis * all
poultry and pet et><ck supplies.
Tomlinson-Wat son Cos.
219 East Jefferson.
MO.MCI TO LOA.X
MONEY TO LOAN
ON VACANT LOTS
Liberal I<>sns on real estate.
Second mr realty loans.
Will huv eqti.tles In vacant lota and
Improved property.
EBERT. 309 Majestic Bldg.
LAND CONTRACTS bought.
Quick nnd satisfactory deals.
EBERT, 309 Majestic Bldg.
CONST it FG-r: .
amounts. J. F. Weber, ?Tt Gratiot.
WE BUT I.AND OONTRACTS.
Detroit Land Contract Cos.
812-813 Hammond Rldg Cad. 68J8.
r-l " ■ *■ ■» ~
sinitu.i \MI c lit n. t
ving.
racking, fireproof rat** right M>.
or vans for suburban moving.
Phone PndtHao •>.
ACME Storage mammoth warehouss.
st rig* moving M 899 4! Oilman.
FarTY~MDVINO to Callfornla <-an
r»nt osrt of *ar. Central fltoraga
Cos.. Cadillac <9.
—'■■■» ..... < ’L-- — .—
rt nt.tt \oti* i
NOTH*E -To Whom It Mj»V Concern:
Take notice «hat on Tuesday. July
19. A D. 1917. st 2 o'clock p. m
st 117-119 Mil hiaan-ave.. In tha
Cltv of I>etr*.lt. Michigan *ll nr
tide* or things from number *9359
to 81157 left In pawn with •tein*
berg'* !.n*n Office, of the City of
Detroit Mlrhlg*n. will he *old *t
pubße auction. In *««’ordftnce with
chapter 188, section 8 of Detroit
dty ordinance#. Steinberg's
Offica, by Julius Stelnbarg. Asebsr
Mom, Auctioneer
PERSONAL
NOTITg If any poor girl ll I*
trouble, needing advice, friendship
or help, write or call on SBCltß*
TARY MAROAHFT DUFFY. IMV
Fort-at. West. Halvatlon Arrag.
— ——— . —a-
Printing—«be plain neat kin*—<hat
la rlakt—Time* Jeb Pep<—-Bfnln_4Bß^
RT(iA( . R SALK
DEFAULT having been mad* !■ tfc*
conditions or a certain Mortgaga,
dated the second day ot January.
H 95, made by the MICHIGAN STONjg
A SUPPLY COMPANY, a corporatlo*
oigunlsedand existing under the law#
of ths State of Michigan, to lit
UNION TRUST COMPANY, of Detroit,
Wayne County. Michigan, a corpora
tion organised and existing under tha
laws of the State of Michigan, aa
Trustee, and recorded on tha lit*
day of January, 1895, in tha offlea of
the Register of Deeds for U»a CountF
of Monroe, State of Michigan, in Li
ber S5 of Mortgages, on pages If t#
43 Inclusive, and said default h%Y«
tng continued for more than thru#
months after notice thereof; and
WHEREAS, by reason of auoh da*
fault, and at the written request of
the holder of a majority of tha
bonds secured by said mortgage, said
Union Trust Company haa elected tflk
and hss declared the principal of aald
bonds and mortgage due and payahla
forthwith in accordance with tha
terms of said mortgage; and
WHEREAS, there Is claimed to %•
due on said mortgage at the data of
this notice, fc.r principal and Intereot.
the sum of One Hundred and Sttjr
nlne Thousand. One Hundred add
Nlnetv-seven Dollars (flff.lßT.of).
And no suit or proceeding at law
having been instituted for tha re
covery of the debt secured by said
mortgage, or any part thereof.
NOW THEREFORE, notice Is here
by given that by virtue of the power
of sale contained in said mortgaga
and the statute in such case made
and provided, said mortgage will be
foreclosed by the sale of the property
described therein, or so much thereof
as may be necessary to satisfy the
amount dus on said morteaga with
Interest and costs, at nubllo auction
or vendue, to the highest bidder on
Friday, the 31st day of August, ltlf,
at 12 o’clock noon, at the northerly
entrance to the Court House In tha
City of Monroe, Monroe County, Mich.,
(that being the building in wnlch the
Circuit Court for eatd County of
Monroe Is held), said property being
described as follows. to-w|t:
The Northeast % of the Southeast
li of Section twenty-nine (J 9). Town
ship fixe fS). south rsnge eight (f)
east, being the Township of Exoter.
In Monroe County. State of Michigan,
containing forty (40) acres of land,
more or leas.
Also, all that certain piece or par
cel of land situate and being In the
Township of Monroe, County of Mon
roe and State of Michigan, hounded
and described as follows, to-wlt:
Rounded north hy land belonging to
the Lake Shore and Michigan South
ern R R Cos and the south line of
said R. R. Cos., said land axtandad
easterly to the right-of-way of the
Michigan Uentral R. R Cos. Ekst by
the M C R. R right-of-way. South
bv land of Paul Dental and west by
said T. P A M S R R. right-of -way.
Also .ill that certain piece or parcel
of land situate snd being 1n tha
Township of Exeter. County of Mon
roe and State of Michigan, and des
cribed a* follows, to-w’lt: All that
portion of the Northwest *4 of tha
northwest fractional 54 of Section
thirty-three (33). Township five (#>
south, rang- e|rht *8) east, that Ilea
north of the Lake Shore A Michigan
Southern Railroad right-of-way, and
hounded we*t and north hy highways
southeasterly by the right-of-way of
said n. P Cos.
Also all that certain piece or par
cel of land situated snd being in tha
Township of Exeter County of Mop.
roe and «tate of M/chtgan, snd dea
cr'hed *• follow*, tn-wlt: Being a
pert of the southeast >4 of *h# south
• *»t »4 of section twen.y-slght (II),
town five (M south, range eight (I)
east, and being a strip of land (I)
feet In width on each aide of tha fol
lowing described line, tn-wlt: Com.
rrencirc at the e**t line of said land
near the southeast corner thereof,
wher- this railroad crosses. Thenc*
running west on a two-degree curva
south to a point three hundred tw*n
ty-flve *325) feet, thenc* straight
west 1.171 snd 7-199 feet to the hlgh
wa 1
Also, all Jhat piece or parcel of
land «»t’iat* snd being In the Town
«hlr of Exeter County of Monroe and
Plate of Mt -higan. and dc«rrlbed as
follows, m-wlt A strin of land six
teen feet In width on tha south half
of section twenty-eight (21) said
strip h*lng eight feet In width, on
eaeh sld*» of * line commencing at a
riolnt at the west end of the -witch
n front of Charles Angerer’s coal
kiln*, running thence on a seven-de
gree curve north of w»*t ot e hundred
and thirty-eight (138) feet on th*
r*' l ? 1 rlgnt-of way to land of
CharW* Ang»rer and Marr Angerer,
then.-*- tw • hundred and forty (140)
fe-t on land* of *ald Angerer on a
red!u*of seven degrees north of west,
thenc# on * straight line six degress
n -rtl of weal to the west line of
rhsrle* Angerer'* land fifteen hafl
dr«d snd two feet and eight In* haa
(I.R9J 8V
Also, all and sink Bar the Hght-of
wav, r.>ad bed of ths spur track or
railroad extending from the Tin# af
the Lake v hnre A Michigan Moutharn
Rillwav at a point near Charles A*-
g-rer's o*| kitn* to the quarry
Itn ’wn e# R'oolmuth Quarry. Town
ship of Et»t*r, 'n the Countv of Mon.
f.xe 4t*f* of Michigan, together with
#ll ' buildings snd Improvsmaatd an
the l*nd* shove de-ertnad.
union* muPT ’ompant.
Trustee. Mortgaga*.
By CM A# It Dry*.
rmisfff&CTte
Mortgaga*.
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