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DRAFTFOLK
SWAMPED
WITH WORK
District Hoard To Hold
Sessions Far Into
the Night
Tlir pi> mi< 1 1 nt '* latest interpreta
ti"ti ' ■ i!>' draft |;rw with r*-pert
tn tii.trn< (i iiv'ii tn i\ tesult in >ome
' tint > iv. ♦ m pa*>v'd cn by
h>< il hoard' and w ere thought cbm
ed. being r< op< n. and
J-tnu ■ <» Muffin, chairman of the
<li 'ih-' bond, - ud Monday, that
ho i ould onn< oi\o of instance?
where. untlor the prc-mlent'? ruling,
a local board might b«> justified in
ordorinc a r* hearing It would bo
possible for Instance, for a man
who 1 id boon prevented bv illnov~
or other legitimate na-nn- from
put*inn in hn exemption claim and
had boon certified to the district
board as < 'uri'do for service, to file
a belated petition and have it act
rd on Hut cum sos sheer foruot
fulness will stand no ahow what
cv ( r.
The president's ?‘and on the de
pendent". qu> ?’h»n is in exact ac
cord with fh* policy of the district
in ital Fron the outset tlie board
ha? taken the position that the
wlvo of drafted men should not
In for. i'd to , o out and • ara their
own I‘ving It is only In cases
when the wives have independent
incomes or there is « certainty that
they Will ill* provided foi hy rein
tiv*s ti it the husbands haxe i>< • n
f< rred to >:o.
Hi * if’. the diioH. t hoard will
f old ail nano s rrrtitb'il to them two
day- 't. • i(., pi day ii;.p- at p»»i h
• \;ti •. *• vc tlo clerical fore,
an oppor'urnty to y. t them on the
record. The list- have been com*
it;: in -nch numbers the last two
or three da%~ fha* 'he clerks are
he ed w th work and 1* has ’.ten
found necessary to increase the
force to about 2’> Front now on
the hoard v !! he tn nlnu*?* contlnu
ou- session from early in th»> morn
Inc tin'll far into 'ho rush*
The hoard has been advised that
posfe'hr, impIIVCH receiviflk' lee
t» n t , ; n fi’ •* . '!! e > and
|' ' iii ■< id ’-i . offle at - no*
He;! ,•* from r n.irv --rvi » '1 h«' fc <
r< • v ing ver $ 1 >n t • ! f • non r**
«p( rtlvelv . ate entitle-*, » \e*np
t;on -in!\ 1f *he> cannot he replaced.
All the delinquent local boards
have tow reported Division No
Lfi was last under the wire I*
certified IrC,1 r C, names Mor lay morn
lm: Highland Fark. whose draft
ofb( lap I.m ! r awn much iii'icUm
for *1 . ir slow nr 's, flnallx 1 »nic thru
wi'h »7 names la’- Saturday af'
ernnon.
Anions ’h r men cranted c*. tnp
ttons hy t},e di-Tlct hoard Monday
wa- I icn.c Walter Wfifth* i di
vir •>• .'uilfti' at Alma coll.-re He
DKTItOIT TO
AND BKTI'KN
\in *mi. Port Xrlhur
mol i <>r( xxiiiii.ii. DlOoßQjiiJ
it' r-rn Nnvg«flon C •. st.arn
rr- bn- r I*•• t r it a i in Monday?
(Vc,if,p-,ln . and ■'i’ ll hv.., Grand
Trunk >h C> t if Brush Street
M al- b-ith. idc trips, dan.-es
tea* and enterta nm- nt? —all In
,l I |n ymir I ■ t
I'are f r any part of trip on
r* iu- sf
keta f ' L« Itch, P r I
N'lrtto rn N'ax-tg .t!,->n Cos„ 63 Uort
St Wel I’herrv
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Cn I tLifi II 09 F <»r (valaixt. Pttl?-
urgh and potioa luulft laily 10 4, p m.
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I,
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cn lay* ai F riday* *xo a in Cen
tral tin,a 11 -,i n r* rt> •• f ,t f Tl.trd
t.inui CHy Vt'kat 'flu, 1 1 Urta
wold .trill Fliui.o Chari jr (.1*
; Pgj^WHIT^TARUNEJ
.* XX'h.irf foot of trl»wn -1 «• Ka»t#rti
. t'm» F-r It,* fUl* 1 »»hm "0 I’ai a and
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'k !>*• rr, t :a v .... i : s'it,day x is a in .
irl 2 2(i p rt a I4 !• m -i, lava. Jam
an: X pm Sunday rn y »«tr*
a'gtaani-T ' the I la'a. Tl.hm -o Park
ni? and A f a> ! p for i i--d , and
, F u|iir l.a’Mi *' - »>'(•, le \*■ tally * .19
"'l ;> i.i tl [i n 'ii lay* ? r 1
v« II i ni and t 10 p rn Kor Sugar
. j« and. * a m . 2 20 am., S 19 i> in.
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FARE S2°o I
. EVERY DAV EXCEPT SUNDAY J
tiifeHaanwMMM*raJ
nt- Illy ll.krt 4tfM<-r, l-M lirUntU SI.
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la rlii ht —Tlmra .(oh Itrpt. —Xlnln l’>3(l,
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• I>itf Steamer PUT-IN-BAY leaves every day
N at 9:00 a. m. Eastern Time for
* J > Put-in-Bay, Ced a r Point,
Cleveland and Sandusky
tv **»*M nml l mr< iii (Hr lln.». *
* M • 'v tin Ili lii u llrmliM nl llofh riMnrti.
llmirln* un Ihr Hunt. I'ln n l , ur«-b*«-
mm “ ■ | l*ut-ln-Bnr I'irr, linn IS hour*' atopt| larr ||.
UnilKrinnr 1 " r,h JV| Mintlnna. «|.
excursions j ,rH 7.o™vsr-i.V’ ,H '*■*
CLEVELAND Daily at 9:00 a. m. «1.75 one way.
moonlight excursions '.5r!:."?.,,:: 4 *
'III. I IMNh I - ., hlllin, nl*u If* *r* i,« !) p. Hi, nrrk fur l’iit-ln-
H*» nml 't|,mlil<k *.
I*rimrlnrra \»hlc» A lln»tH» **tr. lln f. *lri»rt X\ hnrf. Knatrrn Tlmf.
Chatham Thame* River Wallaceburg Sydenham
To Chatham Wndimmlay. Thursday, Saturday, Sunday
Tn Waliac > burg and Walpole Island Tuesday, Friday.
INDIAN I' \IK \T WALPOLE ISLWP. APfi. .51
I nrn nml I nlmr lln*. 11l «f eh any* T.'ifl I Ml.lrrn We. Hum lrn«r«
II imlntpl, ntrrrt itnrk l» it. m., rellirn n NUN! p m John Vfom.ni, Mutineer.
produced affidavit* from several l‘e
trott minis?, r
otto hitoih* r No. ill** Concord
iivc., wore that h* was "sound
and w. ||" at the tint, of his physi
cal examination He produced a
doctor's statement tn support of his
claim for exemption that he was suf
ferine from flat feet, a rapid heart,
defective vi ion and other Ills The
district hoard arc# pted his lira*
statement, and s* nt his name to
1 .an sin*
Harold Movrisen, No 2:?<*.7 Third
ave , wa- granted an exemption on
occupational grounds lie is man
ay. r for Erdman tluider company,
which is making Red Cross ambit
lance bodies.
t'harles A Gadd. business man
ager of the hoard of education, or
der.-d the loi il tiraft hoard- out nt
tiie schools b> S. fit 1 Monday morn
lug. when the chairmen «»l ’fit- 2*l
hoards in l>< 'toil held a meeting in
Hte council chambei- in the city ball
H<- aid that the building? would be
needed for ft:• - regular school pur
poses after 'hat time.
The- boards iiad met to discuss
with ' 1 1v ' btk Lindsay some uni
form ' •'hod for tin handling of the
drafted m.-it and Hair transporta
tion to t amp Cu.-'er, Hattie Creek
Some of the < hafrnten declared
'hat by S»pt. t practically all of
would have been
completed and that the hoards
I need lit 11< I d* ft .on’ It
was agreed, however, that there
! would be a number of re examlna
Hons and this would hriug drafted
1 men to the '( bools Mr (.add said
he thought tin board of education
might a< rommoduf. tin- local hoards
with and« k room in basements, but
a representative of one of the
hoards declared that he did not
think th< t ■ arils houhl continue
to use the schools when the pupils
i w ore using th» rn
"The character of many of the
i men who showed up before our
, hoard, h- «iil. was such 'ha? I'
■ would he i';advisable to have them
in the schools w fieri the pupils are
j there."
I’h awoke an . din from most of
th< otboj l.c ml jii.-mhcr.' present
All si I th.\ lid not want this to
tn- constrmd a a r* flection on the
men tier wore going to carry the
j ftgh' to ti * kaiser, but that there
were - Hough umh -H rabies to make
!it unwtso to have th» conscripts
i hanv around the schools
perusal of instructions then eon
I vlncod the hoard numbers that *hev
1 I id authority to rent offle -and i f
wa> -1- e-1d• -■ t to l»-t each, hoard go
j out md hu-tle up an office for itself
j this week
Hoard members voted to have
opy ( . rt-: ! indsax appoint a com
mlttet of f' r- »- local exemption offi
c r to act with the city clerk and
I'd ward T Fitzgerald, seer* tarv to
the mayor to arrange for transpor
tatlon of the drafted men ?<> Hattie
('r. ek cry Cl* rk Lindsay, who
presided at the mec'mg, appointed
Frink c. Ilyan, Robert K Davis
and C K Houle as sueh committee
Negro Speeder Jailed.
\\ liter Jon--. Negro, T* vears old.
N’o ire, Hat * ford ave . w«« sen
fenced to 1" days in jail for driving
V> miles an luttir on Uusselbsf . Sun
day, while under the Influence of
liquor lb as arrest. *d hy Patrol
men Wandrie and McPherson.
A wH**
Spend Labor Day
in Cleveland
Kr.Jox- n two or three-day trip
to i "l-’X i'ln nd The ln.it oppor
tunity fur h holiday trip fhl*
a tmm-'r Pb-nty of time for
-IK ,t- aeelng.
Round Trip
Excursion Fare *3.00
Tt.kcta good leaving Satur
day, Sept. lit. X.S'X a in.. I"
p. in. and ll p m., or Sundax
nt Id 4,’> and 11 p tn Return
iPopiort leave Cleveland Mon
day « X<» a m . 1 4.S p m arid
It p. in. arriving h'-me Tu >'*
day f, '(■> a m (Central tlnin
s’. -cute ’taferooms ist n 1 van •*
in TMiur xxii (ii XKl.tMt
x xx ii. tmix i (tui'txi.
• 111 I lehrt OfTlce. IM 4.r(a**old
stean.era leave f«».t» of I'hlrH
in mx •« t'K ; xiMitrs
CUN A R D
Itrirntur Pnaaeniter nnd ( nrgo Srn Ire?
NEW YORK—LIVERPOOL
NEW YORK-F MMOUTH-LONDON
NEW YORK-DRISTOL
llrntta, Mnney Urtlera, Xtnll nr 4 nhle.
(•reat llrltnln. Irelnnd, i- iindlnn»la,
Italy, France, Piirtugnl. *>puln,
inlttrrlanE,
For further information apply
21 V| \rt *T , X \ ,(ir t.oral Ig-nl.
WlAYNniOTTM^^^Zliil
“Couzens and Marquard Are
Fired,” Josh Wireless Tells
Mayor, Who Hurries Home
Mayor Marx r. turned to his desk
In the city hall Monday morning
after having been absent from the
city for three w.-t ks , He was stir
prised to find the (if-* hall still
standing Wireless ni»-s ig. which
had reached him on his trip indl
cat.d that I‘droit had been Ju?l
about turn.-d upside down during
his absence.
While the mayor w,«> on* in the
middle of Lake Superior and all wa .
peaceful, even the broad expanse of
the lake’s ample bosom being as
placid as a tlnv pond. th» re came to
him in rapid succession two bun
derbolf*. The wireless apparatus
~n hoard the Nokorni*. tn. splen
did yacht of Horace E Dodge, on
which Mayor Marx was a guest,
suddenly began to splutter and then
t uniformed page took Max or Marx
two Mareonigrams Til. fli -t -Ln
ed by W H C. Hindle, president
of the common council and acting
mayor, read
Hhvc r-move-f C men* and Mxr
quardt temporarily. Will observe
\ our wishes as t-> su‘■ ••ssors pre
vld.'d wire is t.'erfx.il hy M tiday
night.
The mayor hnd not recovered
from his astonishment when he hap
poned to think of the other sheet
in Ills hand It was a Mareonlgram
from Edward T Fitzgerald, the
mayor’s secretary, and read.
Hindi- making tr able A*k« r*Hi:
nati-n <,f (••■mnossl n- r C- uz.-ns nn-i
orders rninplaints against rmnn
and HchnMder w thdrawn M’lre Im
ni-'dint.. instr'p-ttons Press femands
your positi n
The wireless spluttered ngnir and
again the page approa- hed Hie
FEAR JOKER
IN SOLDIER
INSURANCE
Solons Think It May
Force Married Men
Into Army
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2S Anew
figh* in congress to preserve the
rig v *s of married men under the
drait is pending. Fearful Its’ the
rnldiers’ insurance hill will he re
uard* and as sufficient grounds for nul
lifylng lependen v < iaims from the
head of a household, amendments
will he offered to clearly a- flne this
point.
The provost mi.rsbaT general’s of
fi • holds "th«re is no ground
exemption of tnarrlel m-n except
depend. -nctev |f ) t v providing
for the dependents both before and
; fter th>‘ death of the * »n stipp'.rt
Ing them is pa- <!, tfe claim for ex
einptlon would he weakened "
"We must safeguard the married
man under this hill,” Senator Weeks
aid today The danger is very
'.-reat that a tremendous injustice
•111 h< don*- if tin act is construed
’ha* \»av," a- construed hy the pro
xost marshal genmal’s office
Senator Lewis said: "The men
ure must he m id* to sav exactly
wha’ it means It certainly is not
t 'ended to mean that married mt n
with dependents shall b( forced into
the draft army "
This point prnmis.s to h-* the
only one on which any great fight
will center when congress takes up
th< hill Senator Simmons, who
will fie in charge of it, -ay- ’he
finance commit’., will the
measure thru to a favorable report,
x' !*h practically no changes or hear
ings
npposiflor to the general soldier
insurance has been laid to private
insurance con panic- l-v Chairman
Adamson, of the house interstate
and foreign commerce committee
and by -en.itor«. who say ir.-urance
turn are trying to emasculate the
hill.
FIGHT BEGUN TO
OUST GOMPERS
“Workmen’s Council” Holds
First Meeting In
Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 2k Or
sanitation of a workmen’s council,
to oppo-e present leaders of the
American Federation of l<abor is un
del- way h. r-\
Fifty seven local unions, repre
sent-r| by 117 delegates, pled ted
their support to Hu new organiza
tion at a preliminary me-ting
"This i. riot a figlit against the
American Federation a- ti labor <>r
ganlzalion,” said Edward F Cas
sidy, N- w York, at this meeting "It
Is a fight against the reactionary
leaders in that organization, such as
Samm l Hompers."
$350,000,000
FOR DESTROYERS
Daniels Will Ask That Much
To Carry Out \nti-
I "-Float Plans
WASHINGTON, Aug 2« A new
appropriation of at least f r.o,tMsr,ijO»
for destroyer- will he a«keq of con
gross this week hx Secretary Dan
lets
Supplementary plants <n shipyards
for destrovers manufacture. Dnniejs
(flw, (W ould ..bi' built He declined
lo say ?mw many destroyer? wAuld
lm sought. He lidded that the ap
propriation might he made more
than stSiT,ftrtO,f»Ot>. This is the flrs*
step toward assembling gr» if mini
ber> of destroyer* to h- at thf P
boat, announced by Secretary D.m
i*ls recently.
I’rlnllnx—tbr l-lnln nenf kln.l—that
la rlaht—Tlmea Jnh lir|,( Unln fXjn
DETROIT TIMES
mayor, who was pacing the quarter
deck Tlie new mess ige sen* hln
w ildly pacing the hd* de k. He felt
that il (he wtrepsi kept on splut
tori ig he would soon be pacing a
deck nnd a half .i* lea Ihe boy
took h m another ye’li-w siieet It
was fnnr a new.»;>H|i»r and said-
Acmt'cH removal <'f>u/ens hy M n
Ule prearranged WiiiM appreciate
full statement frimi >on Wire our
f \ ferine.
Mayor Marx th> n .deserted the
two thirds deck and dashed down
to the gangway.
"Full steam ahead." was the or
der h*> gave the engineer As the
sharp prow of the beautiful yacht
cut Into the limpid water he wrote
this wireless message;
I'm ? g!\ r out statement until T
l< n w more about the matter Ex
pert full statement from I'itKKerald
nt IP-ughf-in tomorrow. Will wlre
l-'S- mv position then
The mayor then began to pace
the decks, not missing one from the
quarter to the seven and a half. H--
was perturbed and deep furrows
formed thenc-ohes on his brow and
oh* •ks \ kind fr iend led him down
to the table* when It came time to
eat dinner He said he had no np
Pelite, hqi. he would sit at the table
and look as cheerful as possible.
The little hoy in blue approach
cd again. He had one of those awful
yellow sheets in his hand again and
he placed it in front of sh. mayor
If was another wireless, unsigned,
to this effect:
Easy Morx T'innsrs lire r>n you
Then the mayor tumbled that he
was being spoofed
MILL PROFIT
25c PER BARREL
Millers Agree lo (irind Crain
On That Basis During
War
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn, Aug 28
Maximum profits of millers on the
wheat crop of ITH7 have been ten
tatlvely fixed by agreement with
the food administration at Washing
ton, as follows
Hour 25e a barrel, mill feed f»bc
a ton
This developed today In formal
lisrusslon among Minneapolis mil
lers
The millers’ national committee
xx ill soon present this tentative
agreement to the millers generally
for formal acceptance.
The millers are already under
pledge to abide by It.
The plan is for the federal food
administration, through its newly or
ganized food corporation, to buy the
wheat at the terminal markets, at
a price to be fixed hy the Hoover
committee now considering this
problem at Washington
The millers will, in turn, buy the
grain at that priee from the food
eorpornflon They will then grind
it into flour and mill feed and sell
the products at net profits not ex
ceeding those stated
CIRCUS “QUEEN”
IS MARRIED HERE
Hird Millman, "queen of the air ”
with Harnum A- Hailey's circus, wa«
one of the interested parties Ir a
quiet wedding Sunday night. She
became th»* wife of John C. Thomas,
of Pittsburgh, the ceremony being
performed tn Central Mcrhoiisi
church hy the Rot Weldon F Cross
land Mr Thomas had been infer
ested in Miss Millman ever since he
saw her take a tumble In Pea
Moines. la., three years ago Fob
loving the wedding there wn« a
wedding supper in the Tuller
"I Am Redcl^’
And Your Dealer is Ready with
TIRES
THTS is Cord Tire Week lor Firestone in Detroit.
Special effort has been made to meet the demand
of wise motorists in this city. See your dealer * arly
while stocks are full and you won’t be disappointed.
Like our hero, Paul Jones, you will find Firestone Super
size Cords always ready’’ for any road emergency sure
fcnp, extra resiliency, greatest strength, finest uppeamnee,
MOST MILES PER DOLLAR.
FIRESTONE TIRE ANO RUBBER COMPANY
( nr, I nnlf Id A Unnilnnrd. Ilfirnlt, M If h.
Ilomr llfflff nmf Kmlnri , Ikmn, Ohln
llmni'hr* nml l)f*lrr< Kiss) nhrrf.
HOOVER CUTS j
SUGAR PRICES
WASHINGTON. Aug 2S Ameri
ran householders aro to have ch<-ip
• r nugar- but they numt not u-i* hi
much of It.
Herbert Hoover, returninr from
f’hir ago today after i cnafrrrn* r
with meat packers, *hi<! b» ginning
Ort 1 there will he a cut of 1 1 Jr
a pound below present prices At
the same time he warned that the
allies are alread> on sugar rations
and it will lie necessary for tb*
American public to economize.
I’nder an agreement between the
food administration and the I'ni'td
States fleet Sugar producers, their
crop will be available at lower
prices. Cuban sugar is commanding
exorbitant prices, and th" chief pnr
tion of that crop will r.o: arrive un
til 1 »*•( ember With the cut In
American beet sugar, it is estimated
that the Cuban price also will b*
sliced.
Meantime Chairman Garfield of
th* wheat price fixing hosrd met
with consumers. staking lower
bread prices He expects to finish
bis wheat work this week, so that
he may devote hij» entire time to
his coal work The \meriean Horn* 1
I'ronnmies associa’lon has present
~| the food administration with a
brief claiming that bread prices
Are Your Responsibilities So
(■ t That mi Should
SllkxfllW Mothered With Poor Tt\th7
wH If so von 'il t
HkflKwttWallowing It X kv • r ' *
ti h t "i
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\ IlHllaril XI r X I »<* 111 un ji |«l>l lon I Inn (<• turn'
1111-nf I'Ml n for
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x . . llffltt Ilnur* —Unlit from s ». m tn » i> m.
xu'«\|v ' <fc undnv» Mini hnllilnt*. !' h. m. to 4 |i. in. I.mlj
nt tr mlnn t h nt nil times.
fW DR. ADAMS' DENTISTS
sreond floor over Klnoei's drug store. I'.iilriinct lltl URPWOI.II.
i (irnrr MMHK.XN mid CiRI*\VOI,U. Take Htnlr.-. or rlriNtor.
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the tuition is advanced to sl2 a month. If you can- £
not begin your studies till later, enroll now and take ✓
advantage of the present rate of SIO.OO which will /
continue in effect for students now in attendance. £
All students will he enrolled on and after Septem- £
her first at the advanced rates. ✓
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Office open this week from 8a.m.t06 p. m. and £
on Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings. £
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ft'ft vy 2
Institute Building, 1 lift-16D Cass Avenue. Detroit £
Largest, best equipped business school in Mich gan ✓
Phone Main 6534 for Illustrated Catalog. £
Also Pontiac and Mt. Clemens £
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have been unr» .-nimbly hjgh, and
that the prlc* ic il. y. .Twln.it
crop Hhould pot jt 1 fj :i bu-bcl.
GEN.CSRItH TO
SUCCEED HARRY
CHICAGO, Auk MajC.fn
William M C.trtn vct«»rnn nt' i!*•
Civil war. Simix ; U(1 \;>:n!i u. r
iTigb, Span: b cre in war ••:.<; Il:
rhllippinn trouble."-, o■<!.»> me oU‘
ot retirement to b*‘cnm conunundiT
oi the* i i-ntral depar ? e-tit, .-,i< <•• • I
tug Mai Gen. Itarr ’ i- it •<> 1
man-1 at the IL vki u ' fintonuii-nt
(amp
BASE»f,e V lp
A (i.\MK TFESD.W
■ Detroit vs.
Boston
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AT :*>: 1r» |\ M.
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Musical
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Instruments and
musical merchan
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PIANOS,
PLAYER PIANOS.
DUO ART PIANOS,
VICTROLAS.
RECORDS.
PLAYER ROLLS,
CABINETS,
SHEET MUSIC.
SMALL MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS,
etc., etc.,
and the advantage*
only possible to a
House that special
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Grmnell Bros
Steinway and Other Famous Pianos
Headquarters, 24. T-217 Woodward Ave.
A Limited Number of Tickets on Sale
at GRINNELL BROS for
Central Concert Cos. Course ;
Opening at Arcadia Auditorium. Oct. 2, with Martinelli )
) of the Metropolitan Opera Cos. (
HORNBLGWER & WEEKS
MEMBERS
New York, Boston and
Chicago Stock Exchanges
Orders Executed In All Security Markets
J. J. HAYES, Manager
201 Penobscot Building, Detroit, Mich.
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correct accounts .
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Leaving 1 Nothing to Chance
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The Ti mes (Jives your children the
most important news not hahit
forming advertising tips
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For over Thirty-five Years
we have been engaged in the
music business. It is the life
work of ti e nm st the head
of this House. All their
energy; th--ir ahflltT ; their ef
fort s; their time and resources
an* devoted to serving the
hu> ers of musical goods.
W'hat more natural than our
leadership?
What opportunity we have
had to observe and determine
the quality of all the different
makes of instruments—to se
lect a lino of unquestioned su
periority to establish our or
ganization upon the most eco
nomical and efficient basis—to
bring the feature of service to
highest perfection -to learn
how to serve you best!
Our |>o!icy of specializing,
coupled with our long experi
ence, has a definite meaning to
you it affords selection; qual
ity; values and service posi
tively unrivaled it absolute
ly insures permanent satisfac
tion in greatest degree!
T
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I rust service as* t'.xccutyr under
Will.
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