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THURSDAY. JULY 2«, 1917.
Keeping Up With the Joneses
HErtfc Con.ES TH«T OLX> ) how ftRE ] f BEWTLy’J F'nALLY I CALLED ( SO HE i'EWT * 'l J
GrttOuCH UHo’j ALWayJ you TQDSY 1 D'(Wt CLOSE ' I CLERK. An' COMPUMnEQ Boy OUT On'
£ Kickin' oooot every- cutter ny Eyas au night, I he said he woulp Tolo the oceon
-thing OT -the hotel' j kJnuSH* / the cjceon naOE R r R Tnc Ht C<U “ nctt To moke jo
y «j v v — I vJuch o noise' I IPol Po FQg ’~ ns / 1 trocH noise eh? J W,
HOME RULE
CONVENTION
IN SESSION
Ninety Delegates Meet
In Effort To Solve
Irish Problem
HOPE FOR ERIN IS
SEEN IN MEET
People Themselves Are
Now Settling Own
Difficulties
DUBLIN. July lift Ninety-odd
Irishmen met behind clr-ed door*
here Wednesday to undertake eettle
menf of Irish Question The meet
Ing rtpreaented »h* moet striking
effort ever made t»> dispose of that
?eren hundted ye ir old l-*<»ie and la
hollered to offer greater hope than
any previous one. .-tine* it is in the
hand* of the Triah 'Tiemsclve*.
The convention includes represent
ative* of the irleh Nationalists. Un
lonlata of Ulster, Unionist* o? South
Ireland, local governing bodies,
churchea (Catholic and Proteatant).
commercial Interests and education
al inatltuiiona It doe* not include
Ffnn Feiner?. independent National
lata or Soclaliata. hut ia nevertheleaa
regarded ms exceptional!) repreaent
ntlre of Ireland
Ore.it crowd* ni'4**e<l *n watch aa.
semhllng of the conference around
Trinity college. (Join* of the dele
Kates attended a apeclal aervlco at
Ht. Andrews’ church
The delegate* hope to rotne out
of thglr meeting aeveral wroka
hence with a constitution that will
he accepted hv Ireland and Britain
I*remier LJo> d-(Jeor,*e baa declared
tny r*' aaonarde one v* ill It, accepted
by England
Ulster, aa nlwava, conatltufe* the
point of niAfn dlfTerct re
Ulster’* delegate* Inalat their six
countieM must be excluded from any
hotne njle p filament proposition
The Nationalist' ,»rr noi disposed to
consider any proposal for dividing
Ireland and think it will be poaai
Me to ahow that home rul*
will not mean domination of Protec"
tant Ireland b> Cnthnlh Ireland
But nobodv in Dublin had any ex
pwctatlon that the meeting opened
•„oday by H K Thike chief *erhetary
for Ireland and temporary chairman,
would prove an untroubled, peace
able parliamentary affair.
The GIRLS' I
’"r’vj job
ll —1 ■■ .1. ■ - *rrr. &
By JESSIE ROBERTB
One big other In New York city
that occupies three entire floors of
a majestic building has Just In i
stalled ofhee girls In place of boys.
It Is paying th*-m the same salary.
This office requires intelligent
work from Its ofhee corps, and the
men It used were only hoys by cour
tesy. If you can put it that way.
They were 19 and 20 years of age.
Half of them volunteered or be
longed to militia unit*, and were
called away
“I/et's try girl*,’* said the man
ager.
They did. Now they And It works
wall The young women are polite,
quick, and interested In the work.
They don't smoke cigarettes nor
whistle, they haven't been seen
matching pennies, snd when they
are sent on an errand they return
In a phenomenally short time.
But there wae one drawback.
“We didn't want competition In
clothes going on. esch girl with
higher heels and fancier waists than
the next one,” said the manager.
“So we decided at once that there
must be a uniform. They have to
wear black and white, a plain black
skirt and a plain white shirtwaist,
ands cap. Instead of every Imagina
ble kind of a hat.”
The Idea In that office seems to
be that office girls are going to be
a permanent institution.
“And a girl can get a fine busi
ness training If she’s smart and am
bilious," was the concluding word
of cheer.
Mr* Ella Hoover Thacher. for
more than 20 years superintendent
of \V C T. U work among soldiers
and sailors, has visited every mill
tary and naval fort of the UnPed
State* and practically every battle
rhlp
Children Ory
rOR FLETCHER 7
CAST O R ; A
GROCERS OFF FOR
THEIR ANNUAL
ALL-DAY FROLIC
It required two boat*, the Tssh
moo and City of Toledo, to carry
the members of the Retail Grocers’
association, their families and
friends, to Tashmoo park. Wednes
day morning, for the annual all day
outing
There was no hint of food con
servatinn or shortage of thoee things
such as hard-boiled eggs, custard
pies, and doughnuts, which make
the average picnic a joy today and
a "tummyaehe" tomorrow’, in the
baskets and boxes of lunch stacked
up on the decks after being unload
ed by perspiring folk from the fnm
My automobile, or ’pa's" delivery
wagon There seemed to be no end
to the grocer folk who were bound
to get on one or the other of the
big boats That the picnic would be
a success was settled before the
boata loosed their moorlngi.
In Tashmoo park there will be a
program of games and athletic
events, tug o' war, dancing, etc., for
which handsome prizes have been
offered
There promised to be some diffi
culty in selecting the grocer with
the largest family to whom a prize
of a ham and a side of bacon will
be given
The woman’s committee of the
Council of National Defense Is com
piling Information concerning all
the field* of industry opened to wo
men s* a result of the war and lists
of woeion who desire to take the
plaees of men called to the colors
Marriage Licenses
nmnnl Rees. 74, Detroit Mary A
Morris. 22, same
te»«*> Manus. 24. Detroit, Helen
Cameron. 19, same
W Alexander. 21. Detroit.
Ruth M Hear. 3*. same
Joseph H Kelly. 25, Detroit:
There** J Rush, 27. *sm»
William F Cole. an. Petr. It; Ore.
trude J Monroe 2*. same.
Claud Riley. 3*. Detroit, Nora A*'k
| erman. 23. earn*-
Dorsey t>. Ktewarf. 35, D«-tr»lt;
! J< nnle P Archer. 29. s«rne
William Brown. 7 r \ letrnlt; Alice
; K 3V. 'Richardson, 57. enme,.
Mexandnr Sokolove, .’2,
j Catherine Koxsuch. 19. same.
John Grlcfu*. I*. Detroit, Mary
| Grlgallkc 30. came
Edward Holden 23. D*trott; K»-
] tella Milton, 2»'. same
Amos W Null, 55, Rr;iddock. Pa ;
Fannie Jenkner, T 9, same
Mm Mugner. 25. Detroit. Ruth
fllrenhau 22, same
Itohert Mann, ?8, Detroit Florence
j Flagger. I*. •am*-
Donald R. Blakeslee. 22. Detroit
. F.ts M Sherwood, 19. same
Jacob Frisch. 31. Wyandotte; Rose
Dennis. 24, same
John Kudeika. 22. Detroit; Ger
trude Gratae*. jn, *am«>
John Proeirck. 28. Detroit raullne
Andrus* 22 same.
Francie A Schneiders. *2 Albany.
V T Irene M Andre, 81 snme
Arthur Cadarette. 19, r>etroit.
Marie Kocher IS. ««me
Jatpes Davidson. 33, Detroit Orsee
Dexter. 23, same
Wm. M raid well, J*. Detroit Mag
gle tVede. ;s same.
George M Nefus. 34, Detroit; Jen
nie Williams. 22. same.
Wmflrld M Slack. 2*. Detroit;
Paltna A. Young. 12. seme.
Robert A Renslnacr. 24. Detroit;
Myrtle H. Krouse, I*. same
Adam A Wllciynskl, 20. Detroit;
Josephine Kulrcyl. 18. same
Roland A fuse, 21. Toledo Ber
nice Thomas. 27. Lima. O.
Stanislaw Domanskl. 89 Detroit;
Antela Martynlak. 18, same.
Andrew Sipyeka, 24, Detroit;
Marcysnna Tomastek. 23. sams
Anton! Stepan eh 1, 23, Detroit T<ena
Tauskaiska. 21. same
Joseph ft twwandowskl. 28, De
troit Ross P Rtesehke. 21. same.
tf<nry Kenkowskl. 21. Detroit; Al
exander Pubrowska. 23, same
Felix Sayslak, 30. Detroit. Lillian
Kowlnwska. 19. same
Stanislaw Sfnslak. 24. Detroit.
Bronislaw Oshlgia. 21, same.
Michael Zlolka, 24, Detroit. Mary
Ropa. 20. same
cseslaw Kurcesecwskl, 20, Detroit;
Josephine TsaeMenda, 20. same
F.Jward Fraaho, JO. Detroit, TAlßan
Reska. 17. same
John Chtblak. 24. Detroit. Cathar
ine Seesaw, 21, same.
Julius Boler. 29, Detroit; Minnie
Oraechowskl. 38. seme.
Gilbert Llndherg 21. Detroit. Fdlth
Peltier. 28. same *
tohn Schoepper. u 6. Detroit, Julia
Hutne. Bft. same
Guleeppo . rar.ao. 57. Detroit; An
tonia uklrngna. 17. same.
Births
GIRLS
TV Farnuharson, 8113* McClellan-.
P Htiway, 1C Hosrner; if TTVtier, 118
S’evtns: 11 A Dswald. 275 Cadillac,
p Woodward Charlevoix hotel q, J.
nail. Jl« Sheridan. A Nall, '>B2 Mont
clair. K Hoctifcr, 837 Kerrhcval. A.
J. Rousseau, 841 Bewick. I. A. Bar
rett 452 FV lvldere J. Herr. 88ft Kaet
Boulevard A • Urjoln. 92 Hutton; (’.
Maltal. CB7 Franklin. D Brreen. IP O
St Aubln; J Bnrlnskl, 312 Palmer F. .
J. r>
Boos, 3.3 Avery; R Manntco, 349 1 -
Relte. K Bartolone, 188 Cardonl; J
Nuekover. Wi Warren W . M 35 alter.
178 Maple. F Hatek 188 Wanda. J.
Fhydtowskl, 759 Harper J K. Halrln. |
112 F. CenfWdd. H. W Kanouse. 11.35 .
Second P Prt*ko|*. 88 \ddlson. A.
Slkowakt. 12J5»y Twenty-flfth; s Pv
tltwlcs. 222 L) man. 11. Kl>. 912 Mil
waukee. J Purulew-eki. Bftl K. War
ten. F. SlWek. 95} Sylvester; F Kra
nlrh. 180 ft Fisher. T. V ateon. 988
Third: W Stubs, 488 Dartron; M.
Slapyk. 84 fforatlo W. F Conllsk.
117 I3f»c'iw«rnl, 3* Solkft 233 ?A)Vett.
F G llardman, cor. 33’ehb and H«l
--mur G A. Polens. 8o Hatlet. L Sxes. '
■ rrkl. 881 Warren E . J. Grsexskow
sky. 18ft" Dubots, k Provanrano. 323 .
Cascade; w. A 33’tlaon Graftot and I
3V »odlawn J. Jams*. 1318 Junction. |
C. O'Brien. 548 Orleans. J J. K* er
her, 15x2 Concord, K A Burtneslis.
181 Llnsdale; L Stanek 590 Harper.
J Piesko, 4‘» Peters- n
BOYS
S Mycluda, 93 Pulaek! 1 Burk. 872
Eastlawn, Taylor. 055 Twelfth K.
Hackett. 8>»1 33'e*t Grand tilvd C S
Buchanan f4l Northw>--1 ei n . I Hed
son. Jr , 43i> I.aHall*-, c. I Petti*. 417
Kastlawn, C K. Be«»ford, 509 Falr
•v|ew, J. Haczor. 73 Thirtieth 33'm.
Hayduk. 85 Thirty-fifth; J Howak.
819 Campbell. A Rva 120 Konkel T
Tallinn. 18n* Raldwln J. Kane. 1062
Oakland. S Priest. 29.4 Adelaide; J.
A Wuk-'VUz 348 .Twenty-second; H
Allen. SfG Ptihols. J K< n e.-r.ke 743
Frederick B Plolrowekl 507 Grsndy;
B Hayes I<P Miller. I' McCartney,
376 Clark, I' Lana. 531 W Concord;
J E Salrln, 112 E ''unfleld. W 80.- ? ,
83 Averv, I>. Rohlnson. I'»-arhorn.
Mich. J H-nntng. 115 Columbu*;
A hrycki. 701 Dubois: F Surms, lot
Willi* L V*-a<er. 389 Army. F Blush,
180 Twentieth
Deaths
Fdmund Sut*ne«ck. i"h:ldren‘s Free
hospital, b jar* pneumonia, Mary
Lehert. 88 Atkinson. 5 months, pnen.
monla Minnie Prehcn*. u’lrper hoa
pllai. 53 years. - -rrhosl* of liver. I “an
Sullivan. Herman Kiefer hospital. 9
| years, diphtheria Albert T Mielke.
585 Fourteenth. 87 years tubarouln
' sis; Rronlsls'va Korhtnskl. 35 Kel
| ier, 11 month*, cholera infantum.
Edward Mlark* 82 Copeland, 3
months, whooping cough H*-yrnan
| Koplan. 499 ftsstlng- 21 vear*.-
I drowning. Mildred Andrews, Gra» e
'hospital, 19 years, chronic myocardi
tis; Clarence GnMlleb, 380 Hague, JO
years, meningitis Marie Payne. 1808
Central, about 4 month* > holers In
fantum Robert John, Hi rinan Krefer
I hospital 3 m-mthit. diphtheria Mrs
, Lott*. Receiving hospital. 8.3 year*
! myocarditis. Holnmon fleorge 250
Tailfth 2 rnontlx. <-ho|i>n Infan
tum Peter Kristopher. Herman Kte
j fer hospital 3 -n i; eta*. <»1o.
j vanni i I'lluno, 260 V3'oodbrldge. 1
year, cholera Infantum. Maty Cfew-ly.
.14 Ct Patti. 53 are e.-ute nephrl
t!* 33'illtam Michels 1254 Pennsyl
vania, 1 da\ < on* nltal heart le
sion Hattie Davis R-'et-.-Ing hospi
tal "4 years stab wound; Franklin
i: Mung'-r. 70" Uurlbut 81 years.
1 chronic neptiritis; Alh'n Thieda 633
I Plquette. 1 no-nth, loha* pneumonia,
| Stanley Antcsak, ] tor. function it
[years cerebral hetncirhsge; Helena
I Lawandow «1< House of Providence.
29 vcitr*. pm •jet il -' p-T ~ Caroline
Zielke, 589 Theodore ",5 years heat
prostration Vlalke J(« akowskl, Mt.
Elliott and Milwaukee. 35 jear*. |n
*iuesl pending, Mnrv Rlt* Cramer. 6'G
tJarlnnd, .3 mnnthx, falrmentary de
composition Alice Thurman. Provi
dence hospital. sft \ ears appendici
tis. John Arthur, Ift", Winona. 53
years; Amelia Filer*, 9* Frank. .27
v»m* Graves disease. Adell Haherle.
480 ?!tierld«n. 21 '’ears. P.ltiard phth
isis, John Mallout h Little Sisters of
Poor 7ft year*, tuberculosis. Cum
mings Nicholson, 83ft Lafayette E.
66 year*, cirrhosis nf liver Joseph
ine 53 arsyeha. lft< Southern. 7
months, cholera Infant'irrt Rudolph
Wienonk. 289 Rraudon. months
cholera Infantum Innet( <i>r!d. 41
C's grain, 45 vmr'l, uremia G»orge
33". Totßl 32 Homer 2ft '»vr<, valvu
lar Instlfflctencv . Peter Vsselln 48"
Clinton. 81 venrs, ■ arcinoma re turn,
j Helen Plyley, Hat per hf>spttal, 17
- sear* lobai pneun-onia
MOIITI IRV
BfHKV*3t- Daniel. July 34. age 71
vears beloved husband "f Ann
Lllrabeth Frroven. father of Dan
iel S.. Jr., and Mrs Uniter Wheel
er Funeral from fh* ••**!denrr of
his daughter. 1175 Igifayerte blvd
west. Thursday. July 28. at 2 80 p
tn
UKI.P W A2TKD—MAI.K
BE A
DICKINSON
SALESMAN
The demand for salable Im
proved Detroit properties Is In
creasing daily; no letter time
In the hittoTy of Detroit for
good salesmen to enter the real
estate profession was ever of
fered; no Arm spend* more
dollars and ftm» to educate Its
salesmen tn the handling of
Detroit real sststa than we do,
snd successful completion of
our real estate course entitles
you to a certificate many
men spr nd thousands of dollars
pfei arlng to take up a profes
sion that has for its future not
one-quatter of the money-mak
ing power that wc offer to you
for nottilnrf; all we ask Is good
character, progresslvenes* and
a willingness to learn proper
methods: the co-operative spirit
has won for this Arm a conA
denc* that we ore proud of and
which I* *hsr«d by every man
tn this organisation, remember
thsre Is no limit put on your
pay snvslope and promotions
come rapidly to the right man,
from salesman to superintend
ent. to division manager, etc.
For further particulars re
garding new i la*« starting
Wednesday talk with r.nr sale*
manager
dtcktnson Real frtatk
EXCII VNOF.
71 OR IA3VOT,T>-gT.
100 MEN TO DI i IVER TELr
EPHONE DIRECTORIES;
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS PRE
FERRED; C;CK)D PAY. AP
PLY AT THIRD FLOOR OLD
GAS BUDDING.
MICHIGAN STATE
TELEPHONE COMPANY
A J. rEI F ER.
2 TIME STCDY MEN
Three sfAc!en<v m n; 7 stockmen;
1 tool <lesign»r. 3 typists,
I draftsmen and tracers, 3 factory
clerks
4 production clerks: 1 compositor;
I Inventory clerk. 4 «h»p clerks;
3 high school boy a, 112
6 factory timekeeper*. 8 boys;
|2 50 for off. fee If It suits rou.
KINCAID
71 33'est Fort - *t., '»pp. PostofAce.
DKNT’AT tl*|l*t»'S6 ®tg guarsa
tae6 salary and 2S*6 commission;
food poufs Apply at one#, Utopia
enMsfs, 98 Michigan. Main 4<*f.
UKI.I* lU.Yi'gU—MALK
MIDDLE AGED MEN
I want 10ft men over 35 ft* machine
tender* big new factory. n>> es
perlen< e n> ceshi.rv, steady, vhance
to learn.* 3<ic hour and piece work:
can make $.3 day. Hurry, hurry,
hurry.
The Square Deal Employment Office.
A regl Job or money hack. Star
Employment. 9 Waehington-blvd
"bricklayers
• 8 per thousand in the wall.
I charge you tl for the Job.
KINCAID
71 West Fort-st.. opp. Pn»tofA«-e.
A HUSTLER"
| A bright energetic gentl»msn from 21
tn 40 years of age, who can be gen
tle and courteous .to the public.
Good opportunity for promotion.
Mu*t call In person for further par
ticular* 21*-8 Farwell tddg , De
troit. Mioh.
K-V’TIiRY LABORERS, 3.sc.
, Pie»m Hammer Helpers. 32c and p. m.
C'.,n*tructlon Laborers, 35c.
Factory Helpers. 32c
OfAce fee, |i,
KINCAID
71 West Fort-st., opp. PoitofAce.
Raxk hangers wanted for Ford
work. Apply Kelsey Wheel
Cos., Windsor.
HKI.I* 3VA.NTKD—KKMAI.B
GOOD POSITIONS
At Good Salaries
We can place capable young
women in desirable positions.
Y’cu draw good pay while
taking a course in our Oper
ators’ Training Department
und learn a business that
means more money and steady
advancement.
No slack seasons. Steady
work the year round under
very pleasant surroundings.
Benefits too numerous to
mention. ,
Apply Operators’ Training,
Department, Madison avenue
and John R. street, between 9
a. m. and 5 p. m.
MICHIGAN STATE
TELEPHONE COMPANY
t.'ASS-AVK.. N'<>. 789 A competent i
maid for general tioua* work g std
cook, family of thro* adult* r*f
cr**nc*s required, good wage*. j
■mploi ran i MunrciiM
DIE SINKERS
DIEMAKERS
NO FEE CHARGED
Re*t factory in th* city.
KINTAII)
71 5V FORT-«T. OPP. pOSTOFFICE
ACCOUNTANT, b'-iokke*per, corr**- |
ponilent, railroad,
claim, trafAc. coat, production, gro. j
eery, haddwarc, ato, k, zhipping
clerk* car checker, collector, ealea
man 626 Chamber of Commerce
to lUßT—Room*.
A HOTEL in the quarter-mile elrcj*.
Ju*t completed
THE COMMODORE
138 CASS-AVK
One block from Waehington-ave
Rate* from 13 to HO a week All
room* light and airy, running not
and cold water in room*, tele
phone*, ahowera and bathe.
DOROTHY HOTEL at 685
Second, for Indies and Gen
tlemen,
Juat completed, running water each
room; beautifully furnlabed; 13.50
per week up.
HOTEL FRANKLIN
Cor. Larned and Ratea-ata. ,Foir
block* from River Steamerw on*-
helf block from Interurban Depot.
European, fl, $ 1 50 and (3 per day.
Weekly rate*.
TO RKNT—HOUIE9
A A A. A. A. A. A. A.
Hannan Rental-Agency
A free Hat of ho ace apd Aata. f*atl
In ner*on at the olde*t and largest 1
r«al e*tatr exchange tn Mlchlgao
1 McORAIV RUIt.DIVG
. MARLBOROUGH AVE., 862
Six room* newlv built, hardwood
Aniah
UNION TRUST CO.
Rental Dept.
Main 1970
YOU DIDN’T GET ONE
of oui beautiful little hungaluw* j
thf* week, and mark our wo r d*.
von had better *e» ue at nnre.
LOCATED
10 minute*’ i-tdc fr<>m Ford 3fotor.
•hort .llelxnce ndtth of new 7-mlle
auto-blvd.; lot 24ftxI80 feet: better
than en acre, price for all 12.136;
125 ft c**t\ handle* It
JOHN M WFI/’lt A SONS.
511 fMtne Rank bldg
EMERSON AVE.. 832
Five room*,' newly built, hardwood j
llnlah «’ft.
UNION TRUST CO.
Rental Dept.
Main 4970 i
Dl i tiuir 11tvies
TO HEAT—Hot »Eb
S3O AND $35"
Two heated front Aat*. new, Janitor
•m vict. fall :t t 437 Tavlor-ava.
r> >t« . Main "319*
FRANKLIN ST\] 221
I ivc room* rent reuaonabl*-
UNION TRUST CO.
Main 4970
Til KENT—KI.4TK A Al» 6 »4TMI7> I*.
FIELD AVE.
Between Ague* and Kt Paul. **»cond
floor duplex. 8 room* and bath, hot
water h<at furnlahed, $55 p« r
month Can be acen only t>y ap
pointment.
HOMER WARREN & CO.
1 227 Chamber of Commerce
NEWPORT AVE., 710-12
Two 5-roorn flat*, newly built. n< ar
Continental Motor work* $-30.
UNION TRUST CO.
Rental Dept.
Main 4970
FURNISHED APARTMENT
S'x room*, flve t'urnlahed. two-mile
I clr>:le. 33’nod ward hvo dlatnlct. Will
rent thr*-e room* hn kit* henrtte. <>r
entir* at-artm-nt fxll MR BCCK,
Cherry 3ft Ift for partlculnra.
AT MOSS APTS. .
148-80 BKKCH A 4-room apartment.
n«-w bri*k. private bath, kltohen,
ga.* rang*, refrigerator, new furnl
ture diahe* atid *ilv*rware hot
and < Id running water walking
dletan* e. Special trimmer rate*.
Cherry 895-R
f>-ROOM FLAT, $37.50
Near F"rd ■* modern. cio*« to car.
• "alt t'adlßat 5190. 403 Farweß
h!dg
6-ROOM MODERN FLAT
439 Ch .pin-nve., an*t BX7 f.ennx ave
PO if i H l—lit uu." n.c ».«
STcRE. 2«*40, with two room* in
rear tiled flo* r, *teel <-eiltntr mO«t
beautiful »t**re and beat loention.
t*n Hamilton-blx'd l:ent reason
able. 828 Chatn. of Commerce. Cad
lllAc 7609,
A TWO-STORY building for laundrv
or garage, maciiln*- ahon or at 'rage
room, t'nll Grand 378*-R.
,\\ A.\TKI) 131 HI V MIHt K1.1.A \Kl#4 9
CASH for oM f.tlae te*th. gold crown*,
broken Jewelry, dlamr-nd*. w*atchee,
etc., full value paid Liberty Rfg.
Cos 97 38"oodw and 4*si floor, elevator.
W ANTICn—F A It M *
FARM WANTED
We want farm* n t).» etat* f Michi
gan, preferabl) near y»ett It that
ran be exi'hange ] for I 'etmlt In
come property. if y-n have 'a«h
and an e nitty of slft,ftoo g 1 5,0“
In a good property, get in touch
with u-* at once. 33'e rl*o hava
call* for 3 or ♦ very larg* tract*
of land
I INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT
' SANDERS - PHKNNAN - 'BtNRtNE
CO., 210 Penobecot tildg Cad M*7.
FARMS WANTED
We have call* for improved farm*
of ail acreage* within 100 mile* of
Detroit If you have farm* sos aal#
write ua at once or call
ROSS LAND CO.
61 Kort-*t 3T#*t- Opposite p. O.
Phone Cadillac 5611.
BITINRPi OPPOnrt SfITIES
ROOMING HOUSE for ale at 88
Howard-*t.: well furnished 16
mom*, cheap If tak*>n nt once:
cauae for aelllng. leaving city
Calt or phone Cherrv 3780-R
FOH 6UB—SIiPMCI Iff Tl
• * * BUNGALOW
• 956 Navahoe-ave . near Mud* n Mo
• tor Drive up to *er tl attractive
• home on 35-f»ot lot witi, •; * <■ f* r
•drive w aj- Full ba*< n t
• furnace, h>>t wut*r heat* r no 1
• laundrj tub*; latre living »■ un «t
• tractive dtnlng t" rn > • «r t
• kitchen, 8 comfort* n*« • '
• and b*th Bn'lal *d In u •
• and mahogany on * u 1
• The prlc.e I* low term* v> t'■ *'a*y
• Open every dav
PATERSON BROS. & CO.
• 169 4 Ir: - v old t M ■
$4,000 —$1,000 DOWN
For quick *al«\ n tilce co*> h une of
»lx room* and bath, furnace hea\
<>ak floors nnd Aniah. B< ft fi nt
age. on* Mock to Ilemllt-n >ar
line.
STANLEY HOME
Eight room* »nd bath. ni"d<Tn to the
minute, $1 ItiO with $1" . >•»
than block to vat. You <au t hv
thl*
FERRY AYE. W. HOME
of nine room*, oak floor' an ! flr
ieh. steam h<*it 3-cat gun ge $ ,s'ift
with s2.ftftft down; home and 1 1* -
veat m»n*.
GAGEN REAL ESTATE
1019 Hammond Blda <"b»ri *
• BUNGALOW
•
• t-*r I *rl v• up tt • • I attl
• Ive hold' <>» . f '’ t i' I '
• ft>r rtrivi-« »v Full bx*#nvnt
• air ftitn*'*, hot .• >*-? »ud
• laundi t tiit x- I v ■* - oin
• attractive and ni>u. r < • e, er.t
• kitchen. 3 mm fort (i • b f d
• «nd bath fin h<
• and tnabogati)
' pflM ll log
• day
• P 3 TUB SON 818 - A
•lit Orta* M
12NET
Arartment buibllng h*ri renting lo
cation In city. $5 e 'ft doe n Call
and *ee u* ai»"Ut life
MALnNKV fAWt'ft ! I. R' AI.TT oo
804 rtU l MM ''L! ••
By Po>s
Kill * » Lb—llk i. *•«»..I oil I V
H. J. RARBER’S
Guaranteed Asbestos Stucco
Improve, the lo<-ks >-( "!<l frnnie
or hr>* k lio:: *>'K 100 i>•-r ' rut and
make* |t ninlci in -uminer and
wuntifr In v. inl**t S»»\ lug <>n loft
ami coal klnioKt pa)x for work,
ih it i *t hi.- 1 ftnai in
1 ' 'n! ui foj fltlmitt for
stucco or cement »aHhi’i.
East 3417
B. V., 9 ROOMS
<>n nil)' of the best »tieet* In
NORTH WOOf)WARD
Built 1;* 1 <5, 4 bedrooms hiul Mfiplnr
I'Oirli, o;»k fl*>■•m linlsh ivory and
n.ah< if*‘ti\. billiard ''"*rri, 2-rar ga
riio side drive. SO.foot lot. tin ln
t•> i-sting horn* at an Interesting
prior- Cull our Highlund Park
Branch, n«-ml'"'k 2?>('2
ALLDIS & CO.
Cherry 7340. , i of: l*nloi\ Tru«t Bldg.
S2OO DOWN
Move In, 130 munthb dandy 6-room
modern bungalow* near <*ar lln«,
Fast .Ifffcrinn di.-trlot only ft 000.
FRED C. HATTON
Main .10 4 4 Night*. North 3SI-.1.
TOl-2 Empire MM# iold Oi« hMi )
FOR IMMEDIATE
SALE
LIST YOUR
VACANT. RESIDENCE. DmVVTOWN
ANr> FACTORY property with
HOMER WARREN & CO.
1227 Chamber of Commerce.
HECLA NR. KIRBY
Cottage. fi rooms s>ti‘o
Cabal ail, Near Lawndale
5 room a and hath. . $2,950
72 BEECHWOOD
7 roniriM modern,. . $4 S6O
All ou eaax term* or will take va
riant property. ..
EBERT, 309 Majestic Bldpr.
S3OO DOWN
And S2O month will buy a good 4-
room house. LlUlOrldgc, near Mark,
$2,100
F. B. GUINAN
1465 Mack-ave. Hickory 871.
SIOO DOWN
Move In, s*'> montiil dandy new S-V
room bungalow Hour <nr line
FRED C. HATTON. Builder
Ma<n .1N 4 l Night* North 083-J.
701-2 Empire told t»a*» Bldg
2 Family Flat on Van Dyke
North of Kercheval
5 rooms down stair*, fi room* tip
stairs, all modern except furnace;
vary good rood tlon Price s.*>.4 rt c.
A bargain with $7.0- ■ down and $35
monthly Call 7i« Concord. P.ldge
if. o.
SSOO DOWN
44 4 PENNSVI,VANIA -AVF.
Neat- Charlevol7 rooma and bath,
el-r-trlc light, 1 ? 21*117. $5 '(> dt-wn,
hal*nc< t-a ay; $3 800
F. B. GUINAN
1465 Ma.-k-ave Hickory 37N
McDoujrall nr. Davison
New 5-room cottage, $250
down; price $2,950. Conven
ient to Ford Motor Cos.
EBERT. 309 Majestic Rid*.
TOWNSEND AVE
Near Gratiot. 2-att ry frame, 7 rnt.mi,
hath, furnace, electric light*, $3-
ALEX. WATSON
*O3 Hammond Bldg
2-FLAT—SSOO DOWN
Re* ween Muck anil Kerrhevnl; al *
room* ari)l hath ea< h suit*. oak
" ’ 1 uiy
Term.* >5 2(0.
F. B. GUINAN
1441 Mack ave Hickory 371
Two Family Flat
Kuelid-av» -Moi-k and <>ne half from 1
Ilamilt l n on. brick veneer, six
r- *' I )t * '1 '’.vn and seven up, oak fln
lah; French door* Th 1 * li a good
buy Price la '.'in fi f.on r*ah. Call
• n ner. I Jarfl-ld l3 *
5 i-ioni- and hath, modern, oak floor*
and finish ftirna<«- move t:gi t In 1
ne-ir 'nr and school; tine f<-r Kurd j
MORSE & HASTINGS
*2O chamber ..f Com IlMx fad. 4414
S( »M 1 BARGAINS
We a- *eveiHl hj>' -trt < nt* *1 owing
h-• , ner t* nt profit on Investment.
f..r *l< or wilj ‘ v hang* for good
tr- • .ic and 11»• n. 1 fin ri 1
COLE & LEWIS
’oH H'df<* B!rt,r. Cad 7173
DOUBLE FRAME- 13G ~
WARREN AVF. WEST
-t* I • ■ i'll' 1 lot 7*114. Pen*.* j
homer"WARREN & CO. I
. is i • •
• room* and hath, full haaem* nt. fur.
• *•* <• lncrdrx I ‘*t water heater
. . 1
: r-7'AT rsr
: '. ... gs
RAN ISON aye.'
Neai Oak’nan •* r *l l r>• fi 1 tAftia 'full 1
ba*eineut e ..-•!» light lH,idwO"d
*AT-EX W ATSON
7-M iward
BRAND NFV STUCCO
Fire r<*om* and hath - <nU ft ft*(t;
h7)MER warren & CO
KOH a tl.K—HKallllChii'K I'lml'KHlt
Doi BLE HOUSE
Ferr , \ nenr Second. flantal $1,440.
Price sl2 ?50.
EBERT, 309 Majeatic Bldg^
S7OO DOT! N buya modern bungalow
near UI aimers and Hudson. aee©r
nted pav'd ©treat. Faa thla: you
will hu< owner. Hickory llh«-B
LLm't OU BROifERTY
f<r hi or exthanga. It para to
. >k f r mlck daal. B. Frladman.
460 R vi.rd.
roK a u.ii—i a* ivr hi r»
».I. pay cash tor vacant iota,
..oused, ilata, stores, acreage,
rjal estate equities. Land con
ducts bought; quick and tat
f.iqtory duals.
EBERT, 809 Majestic Bldg.
EPWORTH BLVD.
8 Lot*—North I-ln*lade.
ONLY $950 EACH
HOMER WARREN & CO.
1 227 Chamber of Commerce
TO text'll 4XO V —l« R4I. KWTATIC
WE W ANT Rood single home* In De
troit to exchange for Income prop
erty tn Detroit We have one 5-
at»t. and one 8-apt. that can be
tranafened at thla time showing a
fine Income. One take* no ca»h
and one will take $5,000 tn c**b
<Tet In toueh with u* for quick re
turn*
INVESTMENT department.
Sanders-DrennanrSchinbine
Company
?ca Eenobecot htdg. Cadillac 497
roll xai.k—KAßxra
"twenty acres
Twelve Miles From City
Close to Stone Road
7-roon\ cottage, two good barna. and
other out building*, building* are all
painted and In good repair, will ln
. |ml** nil crops, to give immediate
r»o**ee*|on. Price $4,000 $1.560
duwn, balance <,n contract. Thl*
will make an Ideal home for some
one.
TROMLEY-WILSON & CO.
Cad. 890:*. nun Cham of Com Bldg
IF YOU
art looking for a farm, now la the
tim< to *"c them. We have bar
gain* In all elxa* Call and aee u*.
30 acre* adjoining a nice town. sl.o'>o
each down, balance easy; also 40
acre with trout *tream
140 acres with bank barn, all good
building*, all under cultivation.
Trad*' for double house or two-flat.
2JO acre*. 87 mile* from Detroit All
Improved, only sby acre.
MAI.oNin CAMPBELL FtF.AFTT CO.
604 Free Prex* Bldg
Eight Miles From Detroit
86 ncraa fliet-claa* garden aoll with
7-room house barn and outbuild
ing*. also good land, all cleared;
Includes ntock* and tool* with the
farm; for a price of $8 000 term*
easy, or might trade Thl* farm la
located n«>ar Plymouth road.
TROMLEY-WILSON & CO.
Cad. 8900 1018 Chant of Com. Bldg.
FORTY ACRES
NORTH OF DKTROIT
Good 7-room house, basement, hlp
rc(,' barn, oth-r building*, all good;
l.i> loiint noil, well fenced price
|" (ino Owner* must sell. It’a a
baigntn; SI,OOO down.
TROMLEY-WILSON & CO.
Cad. 6909 1018 Cham, of Com Bldg
KE.E MR Me AD AMP about buying or
Belling farm Mlchlgan'a oldest
farm man IJSO W. Euclid. Gar
field 233 M. Grand 4439
YOUR CHANCE
40 acre* of land only 28 mile* from
cltv hall out Grand Rlver-ave.,
with 3-room hong*, small ham.
gravel hatn aoll. excellent quality.
All cleared Will Include crops, I
horae*. S cows, 2 young cattle
chh k-na end hoga for a price or
$4,7 00 on easy terms, and give Im
mediate possession.
TROMLEY-WILSON & CO.
< 'ad 6968 1916 Cham of Com. Bldg.
GRAND RIVER
Mile from Bedford, flve acres, very
< hole* soil, only S4OO per acre; It’s
a bargain; be quiek owner must
sell. Term* eaay.
TROMLEY-WILSON & CO.
fad 6909 1018 Cham, of Com Bldg.
rt)H *AI.te—MI3CKIAAXKUIIB
STORE FIXTURES
SODA FOUNTAINS
for all kinds of store*, largest mfg
of same in the city "Quality and
Price* Our .-'Uoces't ” Hbow case*
counter*, shelving, wall rases, back
bars, eh«lr*. table*, etr.
DESKS, CASH REGISTERS
All wtyleennd sixes at cut rate prices
DM Store Fixture Cos., 16-10 Cath
erine. ne*j Urutlot and Ant r dne-*ts.
Phone 4'ad 4733 for salesman.
- .. —— - _-- »
VMUN HABOAIN. full *lse Stradl- I
MiriUH. used 12 year* excellent i
tone, coat $35 new <ls with case |
h iid b" w GBINN FLI. BrUM.' .
Branch, f, 7 Monroe,
SODa EORNTAINR. new and used; i
steam table*. *t<»re furniture, cos- ,
fee urn* E'a*y terms. <)eo. Marsh
Cos, 20 Fast Ata<ifer-st. Main 4751
s7*2 FOR KNA BE. PIANO, was fUO.j
mahoganv. special this week; »»*v ,
I uy,elite GRINNKFI. Ith< »S . 246 j
Woodward
SOD 8 EOCNTAINS. new and used
outfit* Price a’fthln reason
AMF.KICAN S|»nW CA«F \ M G CO.
100 .TefTeraon. ’adlllae 2370 ,
FMFBSON PIANO only sl2 I down. |
$1 weeklv tlolng quick GR'N- ;
MILL I HDH’ Panch 7 7 M t.r -
TV I’FAt BTTFRS 7.00, all rnaka* Me
I n> . 413 t' s*•*) Vlsilil* rented < r
■ >)d f mo 3rd ft-., r. 180 .reTer
*'>n II v. nc«i • dward \f |M)»
erroitAGF fvrnlture. nearly new, bar
gain prlc* Sumner Cos . Mich A 4th. j
ftOt iMS Furniture for nmrr. com
plete $1 week S'lmtifr Mich A 4th
■ ■?: ——■ —— — g— mmmrnm
MON i t I'i LOA3I
MONEY TO LOAN
ON VACANT LOTS
Liberal loan* an real estate
Second m ,r tgng realty loae*
Will buy >'qu.tle* In vacant b t* and
j improved prop* rty.
EBERT. 309 Majestic BM*.
LAND CONTRACTS bought
| Quick and .satisfactory deals.
_j;iiFRT 809 Majestic BMk._
w ill Fay cash
f» r good land c.int’*'' f r Mr
lltrnum with W tlterm.in Ll* ter
| cos' .'TRi- .~I fN Ida:.. Liberal I
•nr -■ ur.ta. .« E, V.’etier, 20* G-. tint.
w r. b'At land’
Detroit-Land Contract Cos. j
tiv S’- Hammond Bldg rPI«.
9'IUHAt.K AMI (A It I \0 It.
CrVTfl \T. STORAGE 00. moving,
pa-klnr flrepr..,,f rat«>» right Hr. |
ti»r *bt>B f>r -»ib»irbari muring.
Ph- ne Cadtltao «6
ACMruge r.an,troth ws'elinusa. I
St ri* rr -ring M *99 41 Oilman. *
r\>’M v \ NO to CaVlfornTg >-in I
rent nart of car. Cenlrgl dti.raga
I Cos. Cadillac 89 I
■4»\o and mnsKm ■ toi,
Position for Hiirh-Grade
Men ami Women
Nev*r in our history ha* the demand
fur high-,grade help, especially wo
men, bean In euen demand. Th#
demand grow* stronger *Y«ry <lar
and NOW 1* tha lima to ftRCURE
a really go*>d position. Drop In and
talk it over. Aak question*. IT
4'r>!*TH YOU NOTHING W# ara
glad to e*|daln mu proposition ha
cau»e \\ !■ RIOHT and Just as clean
as that of sny RANK
We especially naed
MeJ# and female atenographera.
Bo ’kkeepers, Al accountants and
cost, credit, typists, billing and
g’-nei al office cierke. good mechan
ical draftsmen, purchasing stock
r*-t urtl.
Det. Bond & Reference Cos.
705 Empire Bldg.
M*4T Atm rot MD
FOUND, IN BOOK BLDG.
Metal Photograph case Finder arlll
return same to owner upon proper
Identification and cost of' advertise
ment* In News. Free Press. Journal
and Time* Inquire of Hammerton,
Times office.
FOl’Xp A brown cocker spaniel*,
male <! g. Call Animal 33 elfara „
aaaoclatlon. s4s .tefferaon east.
Print In* —the plain neat hind—that
U rlahf—Time* .Ink liept Mnlu 4AM.
PEHSOtAL
TO tv hum IT may O>NC E n N—+a ka’
notice that 1 will not be reapoo
slhle for any tndehtedneee whateo
evet contracted by my wife Kath
ryn L. Colling* from and after
thl* date Albert A Colllnge. 240
\tkln*nn-ave Dated July jl, 1017,
Detroit, Mieh.
KOTICE- —ls any poor girl la In
trouble, needing advice, friendship
or help, write or call on BUCRE7-
TAPY MAndAßf’' UCFFT. 1017
Fort-et Weet Halvatlon Army.
DANCING 4(11001.•
ALL MODERN DANCES
are guaranteed by Mil. CRAVEi In
6 private Lessons $5
In I v»ara MR CRAVBB privately
taught 10,000 b< ginners without a
failure. Begin your courge any day
or night
FIFTH FLOOR, 249 WOODWARD.
AVF Get Mr Crave* on the Sth
floor. Cad 4211.
wrmwH ( \m»g.
"edTBAGGOTT (CARTAGE
Trucking
GET MT CONTRACT PRIOR. fIAVH
monLy
SPECIAL TRICES lA?AD OB HOURj
PXPRKPSINa TRTKKB ANY PAJIT
OF CITY. 760. PHONE WEST
1196-R
Printing—the plain neat kind—that
la right—-Time* Jet* Dept—Ytatn 4MO.
MORTOAfiK SALK
DEFAULT having been made In tha
oondillons or a certain Mortgage,
dated the second daY of JanuaVT,
189.”), mad* by the MICHIGAN STONE
A KPPPL.Y COMPANY, a oorporatlon
orgaulaed and existing under tha law#
of the State of Michigan, to tha
UNION TRUST COMPACT, df Datrojt.
Wayne County, Michigan a corpora
tion organised and amatlng under tha
law* of the State of MTahigan, aa
Trustee, and recorded on tha 18th
day of Januafy. 1894. In tha offlot Ot
the Register of Deeds for the Coantr
of Monroe. State of Mlohlgan, In Li
ber $6 <>f Mortgage* on PagM 86 to
48 inclusive, and said default haw
ing continued for more thgti threa
months after notioa thereof; and
WHEREAS, by raaaon or auch da»
fault, and at the written raqileet of
the holder of a majority 5f thg
bond* secured by said mortgage, said
Union Trust C°mpany nas eleeted to.
and has declared the prtnolMl of #al<i
bonds and mortgage due and pavabla
forthwith In aoeordanoe with the
terms of said mortgage, ae»U
WHKRKAS, there la <laP#d to bo
due on said mortgage at IM date oi
thle notioa, »or prindlpa! nod Interest,
the sum of One Hundred and •tty
pine Thousand, On* flu«(1r«d aad
Ninety - seven Dollar* 'fl 69, Iff .00).
And no salt or proceeding jtt Ww
having been Instituted for fa* re
covery of the debt scoured by aaid
mortgage, or (uiy part thereof.
NfrW THEREFcRk,. notice la here
by given that ny virtu# of the povrar
of *n 1 e contained In said mortgage
and tl <> ‘tatute In such case mad*
and provided -iaid mortgage **lll be
foreciosvil by the sale of the property
deecrlhed therein, or so much thereof
as may be necessary to si ittafy the
amount da« on said mortgage with
Interest and costs, at uutilic auction
or vendue, to the highest bidder on
Friday, th., gist ug V of August, 1817,
at 12 o'clock noon, at the northerly
entrance to the Court House In tha
City of Monroe. Monroe County. Mien.,
(that being the building in wnich the
circuit Court for said County or
afrnroa Is held!, said property being
described as foil''*’#. to-Wtt:
The Xortn-ast * of the £ utheast
V of Section twenty-nine (f|) Town
ship flv* (3), south range eight 18)
east, being the Townshib of Exeter,
In Monroe County. Stare of Michigan
containing forty (40) acre# of land.’
more or loss
Also, all tharf certain piece or par
cel of land situate and bring In the
Township i*f Monroe Uountv of Mon
roe and State of Michigan, bounded
and described as follow#, to-wit;
Brupded north by land oelonglng to
j th*‘ Lake Shore and Michigan South
ern R R Cos arid the south line of
I said R R Cos., said lard extandtd
easterly to the rtahf-of-wav *.f the
I Michigan Central R R Cos. East by
the \f C R R rlght-r.f-way. So*ith
hv land nf Paul Dental and west by
• aid I, SAMS n. R r Ight-of - way.
Also all that certain i»lr<e or parcel
of land situate and being in the
! Township of Exeter County if Moa
ro< and State of Michigan, and <les-
I crlbed «.*• f Mows, to• wit ■ All that
port'on t.f the Northwest <4 of tha
torthwest fractional >* of Section
thlrtv-thrce (.7?) Township f * (6y,
aoutfl rat g'* (S) t-n** *t«t lies
north of «he Lake A Michigan
Southern R;illr"ftd rPfht-of-way, and
ixtundetl west and no- th by highways
, e utheseterly by the right-of-way of
*Bid It r. r-n.
j Also, all that - *rtatn piece or pet
rel of land ■ f'tated end being in the
T- wnshlp -f Lxe*er Cu'iptr of Mon
roe and Htst- f Mrt ’ gun. nod des
cribed a* folic* * *e wit Being a
part *f the *• utheaet of he soiith
east of sert|f*n -Wen.v eight (28),
town five I*l • nth. range eight
east and betn* a strip of land '•)
feet in ' n i in'll * t she f,|.
lowlrg »)■ •*«■ ribed lln*' to-wltr Uom
rrter' M g at Jhe • *-t ''tie r f said land
near *he srcitheast corner thereof,
wh-re this railroad crosses Tn*nr«
running a **t a two-degree . urv*
*i it'- to t point thr-» Vmndred twen
ty Cve <B2fi» feet thenc* straight
W ? 17) and 7-100 ft to th* highway.
Als *ll that Lie •• or iiarcel of
land slfostc and being 'n th» Town
ship of Exeter Countv < f Monroi and
gt*t* of M'i h'gsn and le*,-rihort as
fr.lb w*. to-wlt A strip f land aix
f*«n f.»et in « tdth < n the smith half
thin f nfv e ght «ai<l
• trip I ini rh* ft • > in width. c»n
eech «!d fa I‘ >e ommeru.lng at a
pi.il t *» *1 '■ West end of the switch
In fro t o:* (7harl< * Angerer s * o«l
kiln* running there* on a eevan-ds
f. 1 - '.rve 7 rth. if nest one bundle,l
S’d t*i(-tT-eigbt <IS U l feet Oil the
r right f-wi) •i/ land nf
(*!a r les Art* rer and Marv Angsrer.
|v hundred and forty «S*o t
fret on ’end* of said Angerer on a
-i.rV • f sever d»rt»m north of west,
then e cn a straight Hn<> si* degr»ea
f— r . -h.. rot lilt# of
Ch«t ies \ng rer’e land fifteen hun
4rr| sr.d two f»'et and eight In b»s
11.50f «>,
V'so all and singular t>A right of
wn r "ad bed of th» spur track oe
rai'r'Xd *x**nlirg fi on tbs line of
the l,eke h'h »re 4 Michigan kcoithern
Itftilwsy st an tint near Criarl-a Ati
gerer's r >al kilns to th* quarry
k- )v» n es Woclmnth Quarry. To wn
sh‘p of E**ter In the Coun*v of Mon.
roe State of Michigan, together with
#ll building* ants Imcmvemanta on
the lanii* e hh * dee* rtb-d
ITfION TRUST rOMPAVT.
Trustee. Mortgage*,
R> ('HAS. R. DIENJt. VV#-president.
MILLRR. ?MTTH. CAHFIKLD, PAD*
fhi'lt A TERRY; Attorney* fr*
Mortgagee
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