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MONDAY. JULY 2, 1917.
After the
L lieavy picnic
dinner when your
stomach is over
burdened — *
rsii
IResinol
keeps skins clear
in spite of everything
The smoke and duat of city life,
the sun and wind of the country,
the steam and dirt of housework
all S|>ell rum forgoodcomplex
ions Hut the regular use of
Resinol Soap, with an occasional
appheationof Resinol Ointment, '
keeps the skin so clean, clear and j
fresh that it simply rannot help i
being beautiful.
Alldru**i»l» »*II KMinnl S.wp md (MM- I
mar*. Why don't y©« l>*fl« ittlng them t I
When You Eat
Bread you nfe entitled
to everything in the whole
wheat grain. Dr. Wiley
says: "Wheat is a complete
food containing all the ele
ments necessary for human
nutrition.” But be sure you
get the whole wheat in a
digestible form. Shredded
Wheat Biscuit is whole
wheat made digestible by
steam-cooking, shredding
and baking—the best pro
cess ever devised for pre
paring the whole wheat
grain for the human stom
ach. Two or three of these
crisp little loaves of baked
whole wheat with milk and
berries, make a delicious,
noWishing meal. Made at
Wjagara Falls, N. Y.
Printing-—the plain n»il kind—that
la H*ht—Tla,« Joh Drpt —Main 4.139
Wayne County and Home Savings Bank
Organized 1871.
Capital , Surplus and Profits
over 57,000,000.00
DIRECTORS.
A A. Albr»eht William H. Green Wm. V. Mnnr*
Dm W. Bowen Fred (»uenther Ralph Phelps
Clarence M Burton Julius II Hsass U. Grant Race
M. Rutaal % .l»im»s s. Holden S. Y. Rayburn
Charles F Collin* Charles C. JenUs A T*. Stephens
Frank H Croul James c. McGregor Orla R Taylor
John M Donaldson John A Morcler George Wiley
OFFICERS.
Charles F Collins ... Chairman Edwin .1. Eckert Cashier
Julius H llss ss President Arthur E. Lorh.... Asst. Cashier
Frank It Croul Vice-President Hugh P. Burn* Asst. Cashier
Fied Guenther. .Vice-President Wm H. McCi*n*hcn 'Asst. Cashier
’.Vm. 8 Green.... Vice-President Rupert Pletsch Asst. Cashier
Orla B. Taylor... Vice-President Then F A. Cain* . .Asst. Cashier
George Wiley .. Vice-President Js*. O Dslglelsh .. Asst. Cashier
•fl'm V. Moore .. Vice-President Geo H Johnstone..Asst. Cashier
®rriHlS BANK IS JUST WHAT
J[ ITS NAME IMPLIES —A
rtorits BANK WHERE
SERVICE TO THE DEPOSI
TOR IS THE DOMINANT IDEA.
START A SAVINGS ACCOUNT
AT OUR NEAREST BRANCH—
-1 YOU'LL FIND COURTEOUS.
COMPETENT OFFICIALS AL
WAYS AT YOUR SERVICE FOR
COUNSEL AND ASSISTANCE.
THE PEOPLES
STATE BANK
RBANCIIK)
nm ixti TwfirrT rsisn c*smt» cogs is stutter «T*trr*
ns«SD strrs »sn ssooin* meat, caasta *u«»ti*«*
rke i»rrfS-od wt*T e*»TW*T (O**** Rinrtt i«
■!<gv»«* »v*st'( »st> rvsrrta* s»ari»it* <n*s»* ar»etix
m w»«si*oT<or stm »»c* mass* suns is
stx-rit m*srs tr*»s j*r»*a*os mas*a *»sfTr»n
en«>i>s*M«. io*xts rtgi Rtrr ■train** roast* *m>i»o*
DETROITER MADE
DRAFT RULES
Maj. C. B. Warren Directed the
Work of Formulating Ex
emption Procedure
Chari** B. Warren, of l>*trolt, a
major in thfi Judge advocate'» d*
i partment of the army, la chief nf
the ataff of attorney* and military
men who formulated the exemption
rule* for the aelectlve draft. The
rule* were completed eeveral day*
ago and placed in the hand* of the
president. The president and the
cabinet are now going over the
rule*, and It l* expected they will
be made public in a day or two. but
a* yes the draft exemption board*
have no idea of what they contain
At the office of Mr. Warren In
Detroit, hi* secretary. H. 1* Berdan,
who visited him in Washington a
week ago, *aid that at that time Mr.
Warren would not make public any
of the clause* to the rule* until the
president and secretary of war and
navy had passed upon them.
Mr. Berdan said, however, that
Mr. Warren and hia associate* had
spent a great deal of valuable time
going over the rule* employed in
the Civil war draft as well a* those
employed in England. with the idea
of getting all the good points of
each, and avoiding the mistake*. Mr.
Warren told him that it would »eein
almost impossible to adopt rules
that would satisfy every one of the
1h.000.000 men subject to draft, but
they worked hard In an effort to
make the rules as nearly fair as
possible
City Clerk Undsay hss called a
meeting of the If, locsl draft ex
eruption boards for next Tuesday at
.1 p m in the city hall. Me has In
vited two regular artny surgeons to
be present and Instruct the physl-
LITTLE STORIES FOR BEDTIME
By THORXTOX W. IWROEBB.
Hollow liOg Play Days.
(Copyright. 1915. by T. W Burgess *
The f«lre.«» sight of any day
Is happy little folks at pTay.
Just as long as Billy Minks five
b»hies were too small to leave the
hollow !••*. which was their nuraery.
Billy and Mrs. Hilly kept it a wui.
Mat of their neighbors auspeotsd
that th-y ha.l a family, but wner«- It
was hidden not one bad i>f*n able to
rind out Hilly and Mrs Billy were
too smart to let that serret out But
oables grow very fast, especially the
babies oi tha little people ot tnei.re. n
I',.rest and the Ureen Meadows. .And,
of course, a hen lhe\ get hi* enough
t.iev must pla> t’lay is Just ss
necessary for tnem as for little hu
man children
So |t wasn't very long before the
..Id hollow log was a very lively
place, f.r if there la any one livelier
ihan a young Mink I d<*n t know who
It Is. and theie wrere five young
Minks here At first thev didn't ven
ture ..ut from under th» pile of
„ru-h and rubbish that covered the
old log but were eontenl to chase
ea. - h other In and out of the hollow
h g and this wn and that wax under
the sheltering brush while their
mother kept a watchful eye «.n them,
and Hilly Mink himself waan t fnr
distant unlese he happened to be on
fishing trip.
But always in their ears was the
sound of the toughing Brook and al
ways It aeenied railing, calling to
those five little Minks Tnelr mother
kept them under the brush as lon*
as she could, but she was wise
enough to know that sooner or later
thev would go ntll themselves If she
didn't lead them out. and so Just as
soon as she thought they were hi*
enough she told tham to follow her
and led the wa> out to the hank of
the little pool rto#e by |ee pile or
bruah under which they had spent
their short lives thus far
Such a wonderful place as It was'
No wonder their little eyes grew
clans on Ih* loc«l boards as to the
nature of the physlcHl examination*
they muat give the drafted men.
The government has made no pro
vision for offices for the hoards,
and Mr. Undsay I* trying to arrange
for the use of school buildings. It
Is hoped that the work of the hoard*
will be completed before school
opens in September.
City Clerk l.indsay has had Hie
lists of those subject io draft «r
ranged aphabeticHliy and in dis
tricta, and these will he turned over
to the dlstrlet boards.
SCHNEIDER
ASKS ( 01 ZENS
TO RETRACT
Ixmls Schneider, proprietor of a
saloon and caf* a* No. 11»* Wood
ward ave., which wan complained of
by Police Commissioner Couxena in
a letter to the mayor on June 27.
has demanded a retraction from the
commlasloner. Schneider says the
statement that he is running a place
that permits vicious women and
thieves is absolutely false. He de
clares that he has cleaned his place
up and did It of his own volition
Mr. Schneider has written to the po
lice commissioner and ha* sent
copies to the newspapers in which
the commissioner's complaint was
published, demanding a public re
traction from Mr. Couxens
In his letter to the ifiayor Mr.
Couiens asked that the licenses of
Schneider and two other case men
he revoked because they were not
conducted properly.
After deliberating 20 hours a Jury
In Judges lyesVoignea'court returned
a verdict of SI,OOO In favor of Mrs
Frances Sloanr-A' ife of James Sloan.
*ecret service operator, against Dr.
George E Fay, a lieutenant in the
Harper hospital unit, and the Yel
low Taxicab company The suit was
the outgrowth of an accident.
A»BIM* Ja» lied *|*leil rhf»f lonni
vtfr* mid TXrlr Mother
round with astonishment They s*w
for the first time the laughing
Rr**ok Itself, the julyx l.ittle Siti
heams. a wee hit of the blue, blue
sky, trees, and growing hushes and
pretty wild flowers, and they f* It the
gentle touch of the Merry l.ittle
Breeres. For h time they were con
tent to keep Very close to mother
and Just look aivi look find look.
Presently she led the way to a
smooth, soft, mnssv plsce -on the
hank nnd told them to plav while she
pretsnded to take a nap She only
pretended, for n«*t for the w..rid
would she hs ve re* H v cb.sed her *ye«
with thoae flve precious vnungaters
out where other exes might see
them. Then such a good time a«
those five little brown imps did
have They played tag They wres
tled and tumbled over each other and
over their mother. If was great fun.
After that thev came out to play
every dsv, luit onlv when th-ir
mother xvas with them. When she
was away after food for them thev
kept under the brush and, played
about their hollow log home, though
T suapoct that It was sometimes hard
work to resist the temptation to steal
out to that lovelx mossy hank for
a romp in the sunshine.
Hut If wouldn t have done tt
renllv wouldn't have dona at all You
see. Billy Mink's secret was known
now. Ssmmv .lax spied those \*>ung
sters and their mot er having sio-h s
good time nnd Sammy had watched
until thev bad returned to their
home under the brush pile Then he
had hurried awav to spread the news.
So it was well that those five little
Minks were obedient, foi otherwise
there might have been a end ending
fn those hnpp' plnv da vs a sad
time instend of a glad lime.
Next story “T.earning by lining'*
Children Ory
FOR FLETCHER’?
C A3 V O R - A
Have you
Indigestion?
Your food will continue to dia*
agree with you, and cause di>
tress until you strengthen your
digestive organs, and tone and
sweeten the stomach. Von can
do this quickly and surely by
promptly taking a few doses of
KENAN'S
PILLS
Their natural action relieves
the stomach of undigested food,
stimulates the flow of gastric
juice, renews the activity of
the liver and bowels, and
strengthens the digestive sys
tem. Take them with confi
dence, for 60 experience
prove that Bcecham’s Pills
Are good for
the Stomach
i L "ni M l r£^.‘T2i:£r l4 '
DETROIT TIMES
Marriage Licenses
Henry I* (Taw-son. *. Detroit; 1 -ft
Vallie Ifertog. 28, ram
Alwin 10. Jacobus, -•>, Detroit; Edith
Paul, 23, same
Frank VV. Vroonan, 2*. Chicago-
Naomi A llad'ive. •/*;, **• *e
Fraser J f'lapp. 3u, Detroit; Flor
ence K W illiams. I". I'a
Malvatore I let Jrcgorl, '2V Detroit;
Henedetta Hue#long, 20 same.
Put nek McCann. 2**. Detroit, Ha* l
frit to-tt, 22. same.
Joseph P. Ft ah I. 22. Detroit. Iran
oes Puysby, IX. ram*..
Alva I Tucker, 24. Indiana. Mar
Jorle Bex nobis. I*. Detroit
fine M. Bradley. 3«. HI Alonla
Moss, 20, same.
Samuel II Egolf. 21. Detroit; Verna
fronkhlte. IR. same.
Knur A Fries. 27. Detroit; Karen
f hr'stenson, 15. same
Joseph A. Pfeiffer, 27. Detroit: |,la
M. ftetnke, 22. sains.
Peter Keller. SI. Detroit; IDD-n
Fetner. 23. same.
Joseph < 'aneron. 37, Detroit; Atari
K. Kilpatrick. 2*. same.
William S. Thompson. 23. Detroit
Huth H Show alter. 22, same.
Warren E. Talcoll. 2«. Detroit.
Kathryn A (Jrant. 21. same
Cecil Hatherley, 22. Detroit; r rieoa
Garth*. 20. Pigeon.
William Cilendennlng. 24. Detroit.
Nora 1 Kupp. 22. same
William E. Day. 19. Detroit; Stella
McGurry. 21, Orion.
Charles E Fuller. 23. Detroit; Fb>r
lce Dunlop. 31, same.
William H Oenison 20. Detroit,
7.i*s A. Cranston. 21, Ft Johns
Charles Krejcl. 35. Detroit; Cardin*
CM Stex-skal. 2V same
Patrick J Reidv, 2s, Detroit; Sarah
Oorman. 27 Ft Clair Heights
Samuel McCormick. 70, Detroit
l.nul*a Jinks, 59. same.
Ernest 11 Hatcher, 27. Detroit
ciava Mahan. 27. Ado. O.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Are secured in the County Building.
Engagement and Wedding Itlngs
nnd Wedding Gifts as Well as En
grax'ed Invitations and Announce
ments «re secured at
Hugh Connolly and Son
' Diamonds and Fine Jewelry.
Corner Slate and Orisxx-old-sta.
r>lorfuarv
|vE* Valentine S, June ;R at h s
realdente. N<* 121 Kason-ave . hus
band of Mailk-e Hurl, father of la
net ami Thomas. *->n of Mrs. Mar
garet W bi-other of Dr. A. V\ an*l
Percy Ives Funeral from residence
Saturds.i at n'i lock.
C. E. BIRD & CO.
Funeral Directros
27 West Hancock Ave
Phone Grand 3158 Detroit. Mich
IIKI.I* WANTED—MAt.K
PATTERNMAKERS HIGH
CLASS MEN FOR METAL
WORK AT ONCE.
PENBERTHY INJECTOR
COMPANY.
360 HOLDEN
FIRST ~GLASS CABIN ET
MAKER WANTED. DE
TROIT U MBER CO.. 1495
JEFFERSON WEST.
ANYRf'I'V rnn make $3 a df»r at
hi me spare time, gmxx-ing mush
room* in cellars sheds, barns, box
es Success guaranteed Free II- ,
lustrated booklet Hiram Barton
335 West Fortv-eighth-st.. New ,
York.
DENT t ST Tte-rtstered tog guaran
teed salary and 25% commission;
good .‘ours Apply at once, I'topla
Dentists 98 M rhlgan. Main 4655.
s2 ft WEEKLY made writing names
for mail order houses, no cnnxsss-
Ing. Particulars free. The Ou‘d*
Cos.. Memphis. 'lrnn
MAN with experience, for nurchas
inp department, between 30 and 40
years of age. 703 i ild Gas bldg.
HF.I.P W4WKU—FKMAI.K
EARN A COO'D
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 t>e 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
AH require* Immediate appomt
ir.i-nt h imi.'< d* women Onx-ernment
clerical position*. $75 month I.lst
position* free. Write Immediately.
Franklin Institute, dept. 639-F, Ro
chester. N. T.
BOOK)* EFP EUS. stenographers and
general off.ee help wishing position,
kindly rail r write the Daisy B.
Miller Agency, 526 Chamber of
Commerce.
Y< il'Vr; I.AMY stenographer an*l typ
ist. j :-ef. r ot-r xx ith tillllng experl,
iru. CiM •.»< bldg.
viti Miuv' « mn»—ridiui
M AT, < vr* r t*’e, refined ludx *4*l
v. an**- Housekeeping AX’ l ll leave
Ity I’hi'nn Gtand 1170 Address
' oitse V«epcr, ■ , >7! Second-axe.
I'Kont 'it-* a.i.ANcois
II *< i '1; • Ih g >ld crowns,
;.t k • d'c. nds, xvatche*. j
'tii * ii*e *■.' Liberty llff. '
-7 V* -,v and />• f, or. elevator. I
.. ........
U C - I•• . » S IMS
FA "•( •. A rco
Vi h.vf .ili- tproved farm*
f *ll .-*r *x .in 100 miles of
D«troix *f x *t; -t . > farms for sal*
e r*te it'- .r *-all
H • S. , ’ CO.
J i V. t Opposite P CX
Ph . u Mil
V (Vi 1 • ' fr • m owner of
. *d t in f•• ’ North*• **t-rn *
• -i-spoils. M*n»w
otiv
llt>T id FRANK LIN
•* • t.ar i»d an* Hit4».«* < fnat
free. 1 ,ver St- -*r e.t; on*-
f * i mot.
;urop»an ft $1 5C and SX per day.
Weekly rat-*.
Printing—lke plain neat kind— that
In right—Times Jm% Deri.— Main IM*.
TO KI'.XI—SI HI KHAN PH HIM RTl*.
FOR RENX
Summer home with about
tl»roe acres on the shore
of a beautiful lake v\ith
Bathing beach. Twenty
five miles drive from
Detroit on splendid auto
road.
House has seven bed
rooms. hot and cold
water, complete bath
room, separate cottage
maid’s quarters,
garage with rooms above;
large garden all planted
and ice house full. Will
rent for the season.
Apply
F. S. STOEPEL
1916 Penobscot Bldg.
ti:\T—k» xi •* \ xr \ h rxiKvr*
Whose Home Are You
Paying For?
If you rent you arc paving for your
landlord's house. It will still be
his when you have paid for It. Let
us show you how your rent money
can buy v<vur own home.
“HOME OF THRIFT”
Wnshtngt on-bl \d , at Clifford.
Why Not Build a H«*me?
Our co-operative plan n,xk*'« it a*
as paying rent and far more
profitable.
"II DM FT OF THRIFT'
Washington-bl vd at T'lifford.
LOWER C rooms and bath, 3 bed
room*. fireplace, ga* range. 405
Highland ave l* mlntit*-* to Ford a
on Hamilton car line North 2447-
.VI or Main 15!'0.
TO IIK.YT —HOtM-l
A A. A. A. A A A. A.
Hannan Rental Agency
A fre* list of ho *es ajvd flats. Fall
In i>er«on at the oldest and largest
real estan ex«hange In sflehlgan.
1 M.-GBAW BFILDIVG
A .\R*DKRN heautifullx decorated
terra e adults (1.3 Humboldt.
U X XTKD—MOM'.V
W A NT ED—-MON EY
$3 '*. secured bx 2-famlly fist, good
; se. uritv.
so, ired by 2-familv fiat, good
I security.
$3 construction l »ar 7 ~ Interest;
| securttv on 2-famtlv (Ist
EASTERN INVESTMENT
! MORTGAGE BOND CO., JNC.
J tl'i Chamber of Com. Gharry 2234
HI UMAX OPPOHTt MTIKS
Federal ‘
SELLING SYSTEM
(.HICAO<» XTtH’K EXCHANGE BLDG.
CHICAGO.
Ftd Nl'ltl FOR HALE"
I#o*-atcil in middle-western state. ies
tabhHheil m IRAS, nnd doing a
>1 .'•O.oOd > early business, with ex
rellent opportunity lf> double said
amount. This firm enjoy* an en
viable reputation as r- gards the
meritorious leatures of their out
put Leal estate Is Included In
sale »»• x 1 6*3 feet i lias contract
for raw material until 191S. at a
1 rice less lhan one ha'f th<* pres
ent market price This proposition
Is "dlstinctlx individual" and pos
sesses advantageous features too
numerous to mention and must he
Investigated to be appreciated ae
cordlngly. Private rircumatancas
(havit g no bearing >n business)
warrunts Immediate <! *posal. Will
Invent-u v $l5O 0('" fr ee exceed
ingly reasonable Write us and we
xx ill personally Interview you.
FEDERAL SELLING SYSTEM
CON FEUTION FRY
Lincoln on M:< higan-av■*- ; rent. In
cluding 5 living rooms upstairs and
2 down, only s.'!'• a month; Income
up to s2bb » week this is a dandy
stand, price only s:♦ 50
DILLON
PHONE CHERRY 3511.
301 Congress bldg 34-35 W. Congress
FEDERAL
SELLING SYSTEM
CHICAGO STOCK E\ l 'MANGE RLDG.
CIUCAGi'
"AN DNI’SI AT. OPPORTUNITT”
Garage and sales rooms, located In
wealthy town, doing *n excellent
business and enjoying an enviable
reputation. Running expenses par
ticularly reasonable Personal tn
x-estlgation luslifle« us recommend
ing highly. »s positivc success t«
assured Interested parties write«
us for full particulars
FEDERAL SELLING SYSTEM
INCORPORATE, expand, avoid part
nership complications. Entire coat
$25 Satisfaction guaranteed. Meta
cnhelmer-Dur »nd Corporation. 715
Free Press Md* Vain 4600.
ROOMING HOUSE f *aD n t M
,ltoward-st well furnished. 15
rooms, cheap if taken at one#,
cause for -elling. l*ax-Ing city.
Call or phone cherry 3750-TL
i' —— -in VI I
POR «tI,F.—RKAIDKV F. FTUiPKRTt
PACKARD MEN. T.'' F, NOTICE
on a 40-foot rornei 1 • close to Gra
tiot. on Fleld-ave w have a very
well built S-ronm frame house, oak
finish and floors, w-ater heat,
toilet and basin E the kitchen
fruit cellar withs > J brick walls,
3-part laundry tu' 7 best grade
This house Is 32x3 n the founda
tion and was built f ' a home It
Is being repainted nd decorated
throughout nt .-i --t of nearly
ssoo. foi -ars. always
rented At $5500 this is S decided
baresln. Ex-enint cg||. Ridge
5572-.I
HANDERS DRENNAN PCIUNBINE
CO. sto Penobscot L dg. Cad. 897.
avenue
3 cottsg**, rental $5 1 prlx’e 960;
easv trims m xx ill ! ike x scant
IfILLGER FLAT; $3,575
6 rooms each, ear' ' rns.
Bunjralo\> nr. M»ck; $2,750
EBERT, 309 Majestic Bldg.
JEF E E RS() N EA ST
TO EARNED -60x200
Two-mile cir< le I' e sl*,out).
GRAND HIM K COR.
70\|"i s»o.Oii" r, ile circle.
FIT( HER S 1 UEET
Near Second. 5* Menials sl,o«h.
HOMER WARREN & CO.
1 227 Chamber . ' commerce
TTYO-EAMIIA FLATS
ke wood - h|*'d 0 >r»ye .1 efT* r son .
brb k xen*er. new TT-dert fist tot
4 5x121. doilble as'ige. |3.o'*«
Van Coin t-a e, .'. r< us, bstn elec
tric light, bnrdwoo. floor*, furnace
full basement *lls $' *-"i
ALEX. WATSON
SO6 Hammond - Bldg,
rilll * U.K—KHMOKMI'K PROPERTY
Moving To Detroit?—See
f„ 6 rMimi. mov« in; 13 950;
• >nl> 13&0 ilown.
Altrr-rcl nv-ve in finest built wml
liungal< w in this district at $4,200;
onlv |sf>o /|"W n Also i ( n» f»r $4,000
with $ 450 down.
Van Dyke. 6 ftno roomi. fln» street,
*5.200
Van l»yfc>, 7 rooms; lot 45x133. (trim
heat; $5,600.
lro(|iioia flat, *7.400; rents 80 nar
>n<<nth No belter bargain In city.
Say burn flat frw .joora from 4}rand
Halt only *7.000.
Tw- -family hrluk veneer. 1 hsd
r-mrii*. •(•■am heat. paved allay
I'anton-ava., >* block from Mark;
*0.300.
c«i) for kaya at 950 Mack-avs., cor
ner T. \\ nsend.
rtl.ltt* .*l*9 ll.tllN 950 Mack-ava.
Double House
one of liv best and finest In tha
North Woodward aartlon. right
fo..ma and tllad bath aarh aid*.
"pan flraplat aa. baamad calling*,
sleeping porrhaa. «tr»m baat. dou
bla garakia. ('lose to Woodward;
quick possesslr-n.
MAl.oni V-CAMPBELL nF.ALTY CO.
".04 Free Pres* Bldg
2-FAMILY FLATS
FAST SIDE
TIIRI'.K MODERN 2-FAMILY
Apartment* All tn excallant condi
tion Wall rented. (’nnvrnlrnt to
Mack-ava and Grand Balt car lines.
IROQUOIS AYE.
NEAR GRATIOT
Two-family brick vanaar, 5 rooma
< arl; ataaui haat: full concrata
basement. Price and tarnia rea
sonable.
City & Suburban Homes Cos.
200 Griswold St.
2-FAMILY FLAT
111 DSO.N-AVK
*i*i") *l.lBO DOWN
WILL ST. JOHN & CO.
217 Fnrwall Bldg Cherry 3t60.
FOR IMMEDIATE
SALE
LIST YOUR
VACANT. RESIDENCE. DOWNTOWN
AM' FAOTOPY PROPERTY WITH
HOMER WARREN & CO.
1 227 Chamber of -’ommarc*.
North Woodward Bungalow
In tha first block off Woodward, w»
offer this fine home of brick and
hollow tila construction on lot 60x
120 with side drive, double garage,
ornamental tree* and shrubbery.
The living room and four bedroom*
are very large It ha* two fine
bath room * hot water beat, large
front and rear porche* and very
pleasant sleeping porch. If you are
looking for r*al honest value hare
It Is at *14.000. «*a 11 Mr. Braun.
Hemlock 4AIT-.1.
SANDER* DRI-WAN - SCHTNBTNE
GO. 340 Penobscot Bldg Gad. *97.
$l5O POWN~~
5 room*. 2 bedrooms, dandy new bun
galow# electric lights toilet. n»ar
car line Price *3.000 Hurry to
our office or c*M Main 3944
FRED C. HATTON. Builder
701-2 Rmpire (old Gasi Bldg.
4-FAMILY BRICK VENEER. 5 rooma
and bath each, aeparafe furnacaa;
rent *175 per month. Price *15.00(1;
$6,500 down, balance eaay term*
On St Clair, near Kereheval.
INTERNATION/ 1. BUILDING A
REAI.TY CO..
Cherry 1309. 510 Sun Bldg.
“HECLA, NEAR KIRBY
8-room cottage In good .'onditlon;
ea«v terms, or will take vacant;
82.860.
EBERT. 309 Majestic Bid*.
BRICK—4O ROOMS
1 Vo-MILE CIRCLE
NEAR 3 CAR LINES
Adapted for rooming house, hotel or
small apartments; 7 baths, steam
heat, lot 50x90; *20.000. Will sac
rifice furniture.
HOMER WARREN & CO.
1 227 Chamber of Commerra.
B U-I-L-D Y-O-U
A 5-room 2-fiat for *4.000; 6-ronnj
semi-bungalow. *3,000, a real Cali
fornia 5-room bungalow. 22.60 Q
HundrcJs of plana to rhooae from
P. S. A S Cos. 623 Stavana bldg
COME AND SEE US
• We c.m furnish you a Hat of flat*
• and house* In all aaetlona of city.
• *25 upward; this service Is free;
• call lo parson. Rental Depart
’ PATERSON BROS. & CO.
• 189 Orlswold-at. Main 265.
TWO-FLAT. 6 rooms and bath each,
on Holcomb near Gratiot. Must aell.
*4,300 Part cash, balance eaay.
INTERNATIONAL BLDG A REALTY
rO„ 510 Sun bldg Cherry 1509.
516 JEFFERSON E.
TO WOODBRIDGE—3Ix2OO
18-room brick—l2s.ooo.
HOMER WARREN & CO.
1227 Chamber of Commerce.
TWO-FA MILY FLAT
Edmonton-av*. close to Grand Riv
er. B V.. 7 room* each 4 bedrooma,
oak finish: ptvad street: aide drlye,
double garage Here la an exeep
tionallv good huy and well built.
Call MB GRAY. 2140 Grand River.
Garfield 158.
TFLAT, NR. LAWNDALE
New and modern; rental 81,140; easy
term* or will exchange; *8,750.
EBERT, 309 Majestic Bid*.
TiIALMERS AVE.
Seml-bungalon, near .leSTeraon: eight
rooma four bedroom*, modern-,
price right, terms.
ALEX WATSON
Bfi.3 Hammond BMg
LEASE OR PROPERTY
for sale or exchange. It paya to
look for quick deal. B. Friedman.
450 Rivard.
SINGLE HOME
40-foot lot. 3 bedrooms and sleeping
porch fireplace, sun parlor, built
in bookcase* and buffet: room for
aide drive This Is located In the
La Salle Gardena district, *7,508
with term*
CLEMENS KNIGHT. MENARD A
PAUL,
Martlndale Branch. Walnut 1749
WOULD s list of bert bargains In
Detroit Real Estate, vacant and Im
proved, Interest you?
DICKINSON'S GT’IDE
gives you this Mslled on request.
Dickinson s. Dept T. Detroit.
8-ROOM Bl NGALOW
DOUBLE. G\R AGE.
*s,:.B'> TERMS
2 bedr'">ma, batii first floor side drive.
WILL ST. JOHN & CO.
JIT Earvi e)J Hulg Cherrv 3480.
| 52 Y 1 \RL\ IV '< 'Mi-
New r. '-st artm»nt building In I*4-
m b circle completely furnished.
No rc• nt- See RIUhlrK. 48
Hr wav
2-FAMILI FLA -r
NEAR wrv*r»WARD
8 rooms, fireplace t ft. tot garage
WILL ST. JOHN & CO.
4 IfT-Fnrwall Mr. OwrryNl46h, I
yow S %I.K—F4CTOHY HI II.DISOgrOR 4\I.K—fUTtHIY Bt II.OIKM
MODERN FACTORY OR WAREHOUSE 1
52,000 SQUARE-FEET
CORNER; right down steel and concrete construe- 1
tion; immediate possession can be given.
PRICE ABSOLUTELY RIGHT.
DOWNTOWN REALTY CO. 1
JOHN S. HENRY, Manager.
Cad. 7615. 602 Farwell Building*
HI *l\E**» OlTOltn Nil'll;* RI'IIKKII OITOUTI MTIBI
HOW APD H. PERRY PHIL A DONALDSON ~(i. A.DKLONQ
Notary Public
EASTERN INVESTMENT MORTGAGE BOND
COMPANY, JNC.
REAL ESTATE RENTALS, LOANS ON INSURANCE
We Buy Mortgages and Land Contracts
619 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
(Formerly of 816)
Office: Cherry 2234
DETROIT, MICHIGAN
FOR a a I.K—IIKXIUMftCK PHftPKUTV FOR MI K—FACTORY 9|TR»
BUILDING PLANS. $lO
Rouse* bungalow* and fiats. Ander
lun |*| i ftmpi#. i
FOH MUe-UAMT UITJ
GRATIOT HIGHLANDS
40 Feet, bargain $275
Eastlawn, near Gd. River.ss7s
Lumley, near Michigan. . .$390
EBERT, 309 Majestic Bldg.
BOSTON BLVD. EAST
Near John B . 86x1 78. $11.55*.
MARLBOROUGH AVE.
4*l ft., near Fiend. 12 000.
35 ft., near Krnte *** 7 B
HOMER WARREN & CO.
1227 Chamber of Commerce.
j
WILL pay cash tor vacant lots,
houses, flatis, stores, acreage,
real estate equities. Land con
tracts bought; quick and sat
isfactory deals.
EBERT, 309 Majestic Bldg.^
LOT 50x115 on Bishop-rd In Grosse
Points. *I.BOO. Easy terms.
INTERNATIONAL BLDG A REALTY
CO., 510 Sun Bldg. Phone Ch'y 1 509.
Printing—the plain nent kind —thnt
la right-—Time* Job l>et»t.—>lnln ■4"iWl.
FOR 4.4I.K—FARMS
OAKLAND COUNTY
Have a choice farm of 100 acres near
■ tone road n«*rth of Pontiac; soil is
fl rat -class, tile drained; 7 acres of
good timber; 12-room brick house,
modern with furnace, basement
barn 40x80, horse and grain barn,
and other outbuildings; all very
good, force water system to all
building*. A beautiful country
home. Price only $12,600. Terms
very easy.
90 ACRES.
LAKE FARM.
Choice farm, bordering on two large
lake*, has 7-room house, barn and
outbuildings; tome fruit, shade ami
In good location. If you want to
get out of the city ace this. Price
onlv *8,500; term* or trade.
TfcOMLEY-WILSON CO.
Cadillac 6909
1016 Cham, of Com. Bldg.
5 ACRES
Out Mlrhtgan-ave., ready to plant;
adjoining Harroun Motor Cos.; ideal
■oil; firef-clasa investment. Price
onlv *1,850; terms eaay.
6 ACRES
Out Jefferson east, near lake, and
Ideal location Just below Gross*
Points, on main road. Price only
$360 par acre, terms.
5 ACRES
Out Gratiot. 4 miles from city, First
class garden soil ready to plant.
Price only 1460 per acre. Terms.
BACRES
Out Orattot-ave., adjoining subdi
vided property, only 4 miles from
city; has large ham on It and Is
In first-class location. 3Vtl! make
apeclsl price snd sell on terms
TROMLEY-WILSON CO.
1018 Chamber of Com. Cad. 6909.
5 ACRES
WITH BUNGALOW
13 miles from city hall, one-half mile
from car; all crops go with the
place for *l.f>oo; on terms.
5 ACRES
One mile from Wayne, half mile from
car and Mlchigan-ave.; first-class
garden soil, a rare huy for $1,625.
ONE ACRE
With 7-room modern bungalow 10
mile* from city hall. 800 fn*t from
car close to schools and stores;
will sell on easy term*
CALL MR WENTWORTH.
TROMLEY-WILSON CO.
1016 Chamber of Com. Cad. 690 J.
Farm Bargains
50 a. only 17 miles out llest buy tn
Oakland county for **.sae.
80 a free and <"l*ar; trade for city
property Immediate possession
340 a stock farm, all Improved, a big
■nap and easy terms
10 a. close to Wayne house barn and
granarv. *4 ",ort *I.OOO down.
MALONEV-G VMPRELL REALTY m.
504 Free Press Bldg
MOST BEAUTIFUL FARM
TN MICHIGAN
Fine buildings silo, first-class tool*.
14 fine head rattle 4 hor-c*. 2
brood sows. 1.300 chickens. *4 mile
to good market. 1 mile from fine
lake. 25 mile* from Detroit; crops
all in. *6.500 will handle; balance
eaay.
MARTIN & SAMUEL
322 HAMMOND RLDG.
25 ACRES
At T’tlea: Ideal garden farm; good *-
room house Is-g- ha r n and all
other outbuildings, plentt of fruit
all ready to move on, t.rlce *4,600;
terms
TROMLEY-WILSON CO.
1016 Chamber of Com Cgd 6009
ONE-HALF ACRE”'
with iiorsu
At Halfwsv. close t., line; new
6-room bouse with half acre
land fine for gardening pr!« e l? ono
on easy terms Tr«>mloy. Wll*«>n dr
Cos., inis Chamber vs Commerce. |
radlllac 6909 (
~ READ THIS~~
40 acres. Wfilnut-rd '-ne mll» from 1
car Jtne. »»,> miles to Orcliar 1 ,
I«ake. Brick house, bank barn .
Good clav soil, eight a •!•••* wood I
lot Bargain at *.'. 29<V Term*. |
BROOKS & MONTGOMERY
in Hammond bldg main 4*75
I And Contracts Accepted
f,,r 80-acre farm near < ao*d m
goo Splendid d»ep bla- k nri t<
Good mads, ehurrhes. and
school, m’le* to ra'lr «and Kts •
tton B.>« 9? Time*
*
4'l*w*on nbovs *; «va» "K. min- l
ut*s to Ford’s Near car Pn- 4- I
room cottage house barn p ire * a
- Immediate possession. Ad-
I dram owner, bog C, No. 29* Tlm*«k |
PETER KEHOE
hsr. the .post desirable; 7-MUe-rd.
frontage n large or small portion*.
If lookinf for anything tn the real
•■state line call
Ridge 435-J
H 11.41, BST Ym OPPORTINITIBS
LIST Yoni PROPERTY WITH trtL
IMPROVED AND VACANT
WE HAVE BUYERS WAITINO.
EASTERN INVESTMENT
MORTGAGE BOND C 0„ INC.
Phone Cherry 2134.
619 Chamber of Commerce Bldg,
( FORMERLY OF 811)
COME IN AnTTtRADE
and d,,n’t want for something yogi
don’t have find do nant
We have Improved property, vacant,
land »ontr*ct*. farm*, hotels, room*
Ine houses, etc., to trade.
Sec Llbowit*. with
WILSON
516 Chamber of Cotnmeree Bldg.
FOR HALF—ACRF.AGK
10 Acres
Near Wayne: bouse, barn, granary.
chicken house, only *4.500; SI,OOO
down.
MALoNEY-CAMPBELL REALTY C<X
5« 4 Free press Bldg.
ACRES
OTSEGO COUNTY.
About 75 per cent, good agricultural
land; balance good for
Price *4 per acre.
L. S. LINTON,
Gad. A424. 1448 Penobscot Bldg.
FOll 941. F—9l HI BRAN PROPRRTY
BE SURE TO SEE -our
Summer Homes near tha
Beautiful Lake St. Clair.
All modern convenience* In
cluding water, sewer, private
garage; small payments down,
balance same as rent. Taka
Lake Shore Mt. Clemens car,
get off at Defer road.
FINEMAN REALTY CO.
Cherry 3037. 408 Congress bldg.
FOR 9A LB M Of'SCI .1. A 9 ROUS
I- |
. TYPEWRITERS, ALL MAKES. NEW
AND USED. *2O to S6O. Easy terms.
Renting *I.BO up. Csll No. 7 Cam
pus. next D*-t. op. house. Cad. 66M.
SODA FOUNTAINS, new and used;
steam tables, store furniture, cof
fee urn*. Easy terms. Geo. ICarsk
Cos . *0 East Atwater-st. Main 4781.
ROOMS- Furniture for rooms com
plete, *1 week. Sumner. Mich. A
j STORAGE furniture, nearly new, bar
gain price. Sumner Cos. Mloh. 8 4th,
AUTOS AND MOTOROTCLM
PIERCE ARROW in fine cor*
dition; cash prtopositioot
cheap. Will demonstrate.
Call Ridgre 5263-M.
MONBI TO LOSS
MONEY TO LOAN
ON VACANT LOTS
Liberal loans on real estate.
Second mortgage realty loan*
Will buy equ.tle* In vacant lots aad
Improved property.
EBERT. 309 Majestic Bldg.
LAND CONTRACTS bought.
Quick and satisfactory deals.
EBERT, 309 Majestic Bldg.
CONSTRUCTION LOANS Liberal
amount*. J. F. Weber, 204 Grstlqt.
WE "Bl’?" LAND CONTRACTS.
Detroit Land Contract Cos.
*1? 41* Hammond Bldg Cad. 58141
STORAGE AND CARTAG■
Ul-:NTK 4 L STORAGE CO., inovlna.
packing, fireproof; rates right. Mo.
tor van* for suburban moving.
Phone Cadillac 69.
ACME storage mammoth wnrahoogit
Storage, moving M. 899 41 Gilman,
p ABTY - MOVING to Gsitfornl* can
rent of car. Central St. rag*
—Gad iDa- si i
PERSONAL
■NOTICE —ls any poor girl la 1b
trouble, needing advice, friendship
or help write or call onfIECIUB
| TSBY MARGARET E*UrFY. ISIf
Fort-st West. Salvation Army.
WILL I' \BTIES who witnessed auto
c.llls . n < n <1 and Biver-ave. si
M• ■ nnl• •rd . Sun-lav night May s♦.
please -• <s 11 name ar-d addreas, for
iny pt ■'eetlon. to W. D Bi»Sfttg
Stratbmnor. Ml ’h.? w
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PI HI.IC 50TH11
1 V*- ’’if’ • Whnm It May ConoolW
I Takn notice that on Tuesday,
t-> A D 1917, at 3 o'clock p. Ok.
Mlcl,igan-ava., in tbs
rtt- i D*t> It Michigan, all ar
ticles <-i thing* from num her 60388
611** i ft 1n pawn with Stain
-1,... » -I office, of the City of
|i oi* Mlch'gan, w!’l »*• sold Sa
V Ith
, h:»pti 1 *. section 8 of Datratt
<■ ordln.src#s '* , rlnb*rg'* laail
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