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MONDAY , NOV K M HK K Zh , 19 17.
In Training.
v‘
| H 'Qe‘- —-*•
Activity In sport* ha* r« ached the
greatest heigh* * vei kn»n In his
♦nrv. There nr** more i** «»|*l * partici
pating in athlctli t• ulny
than ever hcfor»
Unci** Bam Is training for a tight!
A long, hard tight.
He mus* b> mental!}* rind phyel
♦ ally perfect—a* well us '‘mctally'’
and ‘artillery.”
Uncle Sam know* tne importance
of physical and mental fi'n* He
known :hat ih* vitality and strength
of th* individual body i* the basts of
ihe vitality and strength of the
*'aie, Hr knows that the power of
an army to »i* f< nd civilization de
panda on physical training of the
soldiers. That Is why athletics are
compulsory In most truinltig ramps
Karlv this year Secretary of War
Newton IV linker appointed a com
mission on training camp activities
vnder the chairman-hip of Hayniond
ft. Fuseln Vof N»■« York Th* mem
ber-, iti addltl«>n t*’ th* chairman,
were Thorns P Howell*. n f Pitts
burgh; L«*** 1 Hammer, of New
York; Joseph f_.ee, of Ho ton. Marc
Klaw. rs New York Malcolm L.
Mclirlde. of Cleveland; EE.rl* - P.
Neill, of Washington Ds John H.
Mott, ot N*w York. lieutenant
-200 TO ATTEND
ANTI-SALOON
CONVENTION
Th* Rev S A Dean. Detroit di
trier super in t end l n t ui th* Ant es
loon league, hr arranged with
voting people’* In all D<
♦ roit church* m> devote five mlnuo -»
of the r tlm* at »h• tr netting on
Sunday *v* nine, Dee *, to advertis
ing th*> contention *•! the VnM-Sa
loon I,e<<gu« of America, to h * held
in Washington, I). C., Dec. R)-l.">
Mr. Dean *.»> there will b« 1100 d* I
♦■gate* attending th* convention
Horn Michigan
(Irani M. Hudson, of Lansing, sit
t>erino n*l* nt of the •*>ate league,
will pre-id-- a chairman in one. of
the convention session.'
Sebastian R. Kre-ge, <»f Detroit,
chairman of th*- rnarufacturer* and
buaine •» committe* *-f h« Anti Sa
loon league, will preside in a confer
cnee of r* pre-ent,itir* of business
men and tnanufec ( ui* i- to h* hel*
at the IMn’* o th*- 1* i ill Washing*
Outbursts oi Everett True.
UtHY, HCLLO, JOHNSON, 1
U/HAT YOU £.*4
THIS <n*V*. , f 1
tuON'T You r (Y©S Rvefi.€TT, 1 CAN 1
cone \n c . k STA y ft uttlc vu Htue.
4iw* TrtfKr.mT' i g,*s just ovet* v» Siting.
-^TtSflctat" umth Thc fou*
,y Yfif*' ,
k h- tnc* ncAStes, /»vo
Js. 4^^^rsawFgagj«~vy
Colonel Palmer 1% Pierce, E. S A ,
and Dr Joseph E. Riveroft, of
Princeton.
This i on.mission is to assist l’n< I*
Sam In training for fh«* fight by
providing athletic.** f«*r the million
ami a half joung men in training
camps
The Young Men’s Christian asso
ciation and the Knights of Columbus
havo been glv* n oOicla! recognition
within the camps, and bo s h work
in 'his* cooperation with the com
mission Their work is absolutely
non sectarian
Dr Joseph E Raycroff is in direct
charge of the athletics for the gov
ernment. End* r him are 30 eports
directors. All ar*- 'skilled organ
z- i and toaches, appointed by the
commission, and are recognized o”
cjally a.-i civilian aids on the staff
.if the commanding ofllc* r of each
cantonment Th* supervision of the
athletic work in each camp Involves
th* creation of a divisional athletic
council supplemented by regimental
councils and the Y. M. l‘. A. and by
*uch organisation among the * - opi
panics ns rjav bent rrssarv.
T>*o iiimh credit cannot be given
the Y M C A. This organization
has 3.'KM) m* n In the camps under
ton. Dec. 12 The conference will h<*
~drlr* ■**ed bv seveial governors, the
mayor* of i number of cities and
men promln* nt in various line 1 * o|
imlust i v.
BURGLARS’SCORE
IN TWO HOMES
ON BOSTON BLVD.
Two burglari* sand on*' attempt-
I eif theft jn the fa liionable Boston
J blvd. district were lepoited to the
police Saturday
Sometlni* during the night a thief
ent* rerj th* home of Wesl»> McClin
lock No. D'" Hoaton hlvd . an*l stole
clothing and other nrti* I* valued at
h v. Spalding, No 117 Hos
ton blvd , ref torts that a burglar got
in **» hi home, but was frightened
off by a pet dog
nothing estimated at $• n w*hs
stolen from Dr K (J. Martin's home
No. Ilf.* Tavloraye In all three
ca-*s, entrant** »«, gained thru
windows.
I‘rl >< (In *—f h< plain nenf kind—th .t
fa r ( »h*—.Ttmr« .ioh Drpt^—Mala 4M*.
—By Condo.
By Ripley.
appointment as physical directors,
educational directors, etc. It ha
built non club houses within the
camps, and all told It has expended
approximately f4.intu.ooo in Hiding
the khaki boys. In the next nine
months It plan- to spend
uoo more. Tho athletic equipment
supplied during the last few months
tost sßo,ovio.
The commission lays special stress
on boxing and football and other
sports that dev* lop the hgbung in
stinct and at the rame time afford
relaxation and recreation from the
strict, formal, and monotonous army
discipline. Theirs is not an easy
task, us in some of th** camps as
rnanv Am 70 p**r cent of the men do
not know* how to play. ■
The commission, wifti the aid of
th*- Y M A , has proven such a
powerful factor in improving the
army not only, physically, but in
th* development of morale, that
spirit which is recognized as so ab
ttolutelv esst ntial for a successful
army- tji.it Secretary of War Baker
w is moved to say:
“I regard the work of the Coni
mission on Training Camp Activities
a* a most significant factor in w in
ning the war.”
GIRL HUNTER
KILLS 10 RABBITS
ALLENTOWN. !’• . Nov. 24
Mi«* Mahal Ftnatnriuaker, of Shlih
huiy township, ran lav claim to lu*
one of the* moat auccuasful gun
n-rs In l/<Tilffh county.
Her two brother# bring off to war
I >he shouldered h«*r (run, and after
br ..ting th»; fields around her fnth
er home, returned In tbr. « hour*
with the limit of 10 rabbit* for one
da)
S!ie i# the only (runner hereabout*
who Hiicceeded in getting the law'*
limit without the aid or a dog Sh<
#«'orna to hhoot a rabbit found sit
ting on the ground and always kick*
them up to bluio at them while they
run
New York Crowd In
Panic As Auto Runs
Down a Dummy
NEW YORK, Nov. 2\ -Tossed sev
eral feet in the air when struck by
an automobile in the square at.
Washington. N .1 . n dunum police
man used as a daii(r< r signal rauattl
considerable excitement Many per
sons in the vicir.it> believed Hor
ough Marshal Shrope was the vic
tim.
"Oh, poor Shrope!" exrlalpie.i a
woman at the edge of tin- crowd,
who nearly fainted The motorist,
tester Grant, ot Mas ton, was fined
fIOO on n churg* of driving while
under the influence «.f liquor
Births
ttoVfl
L. Galantr, 4 Fort. T folag*. j*t
Fort ft C, Moron. 357 Hamilton. C.
Klin<-, It Iterknthorn. M Machnik. St
Mpry’s hospital, c. It. .i#n*'n. Gr*re
hospital; tv t Kemp, rits i,v< .i«t», j.
'tl'k-itk, 14 Helen; s Pasternak,
i*R Cooper tv Smith. Providence; P.
I’tke, 17s Uroaaley, R. Plntta. 73#
Cran«: ■ \ Urnc*. 34.‘. r’adlllac, r M<->n
klswlr* 57# Twenty-ninth; r Rar
kna »kl, 2|L' Moran. H. Howsnn, 337
Pallister; tV. Slhley, lia'per |i .spiral:
1> Andersen. 2*31 cfovcrla wn, M Fo
ray, Providence hoaeltat T. U- t 1
Otsego; s Spies. 3R4 Tltichenan; K
I’enskle, i9 Krupp, I* teinocka. 504
Herein; C Strand. '•'B St dean, I
O'Leary, 111!' Trumbull c. tgo. ;«»7
St. Barbara, F fttnuria, 2d Fnrdyce p
Ligfrt. 13pg Clicne; K. Schreilo r. SB.'!
LlllTbrldg*. K. AI pern flarpet hospi
tal; A. Rondarchiir lit Copeland; t>.
MernatHn. 41 '• Hague s. y.nwada. *93
Palmer, W Rlin*trauh, 71** *lar ft eld;
O, Krftwald. 7®4 Ms onth; N. Rosen
berg, 331 Lincoln; M. i'atuiga. I ATS
\lt Elliott I’ Uetnler.cewaitl, J'»l Ly
man A Cinntel. J# Adel*; P. Artho
fer. 4o rjtwndy; W K Waller, N,
Goldman, Grata hospital; ft. Fanner,
'»•.« f'li hterntb. W flteffea. 677 Mili
tary F fl-'lnhart, Samaritan hospi
tal. ft peflne, fO3 Cbarlevol; PI. Ruc
hmt opr. Harper hospital west branch,
T. W*< h. 571 Waterman: M. Modurskf.
J3B-4 St Aubin; W. Vot ftter. 714 I.e
may A It Tavlor. 144* Fort W . C 1..
iMamottd, #5 I’billlpa, s. I*>rhan>>wxkf
457 .Milwaukee F. ; I* Hanlchowskl,
.‘B3 Brandon. If Carter, i.*ao laifay
|te W.
uim. l
A. Henardo. 305 Fort K . W Slatt,
l!Jn Fort W., .f. Ui<hes. i#4 Fisher
la. Oalytan. U 4 f*»favette w cl
ffnttek necht. St Marx’s hospital; .1.
Sterkoltt, 54 Morton F gtemha, 341
Carlton. A .Warner, lJu Koperntk, .1.
flulicubk. 3#" Hancock f; , L«-h, 137
Hammond. I. Froet, Rvery; .1
Memlnaton. 312 Parker. If. Coony. If
iJreenfleld .• Crnakey, 884 Harper, .1.
linig 144 Millet, f Tar. .44 go«ith.
fl Mhitelr, M» Hlftr J Itaker. 454
Jtescg. J, It Hr 1L \r. U Rabaa
In. Brown. Providence hospital "•
-Wa|t*ra. *7 South J Vanhmidt, 954 4*
llur Unit: l Trussknwrakt. 2? Pollard,
K A*, be, 23* smith. v\ II Itudd M <
/• Ufter; ,1 Ko\* l. 217. Put. r Smith; *»•
~ T t
h.i iu Oubola !•’ Bargeow, ot Ml*
vtdere; II Rviin, 11 to Military. M
l Ui*. ii. E tohnet -»ie,
llai * l"on; y. Avery, <!* Alie k M <sa I*.
,7M (It’lly f* Mnki*r. •T.tOU 1,. •f**(Tf , riofi.
.1 11j* > i>, Ma> but v «Jraml. J
<*la*nli Hr.<n<lon T. Hlair. *7^
Momo *' Vl* I.aughlln. Pi 2 I‘a**a
,l»-m.'* p. i; Ksnnow-kl, I**3 Drcxel.
Deaths
Mlilre.l ||. ii/-, < Hiuff and Cameron.
• vents, fra tnr**l el,nil John llent
vlil*T. Arnold Home, 77 y«*ara,
• ■brotil* aaatrltis. Paul Htafnlwlts.
He* i tv mg hoepliHl, 11 years, gunaliot
woun*le: .in* on Hudiink. -I P* rklni*,
’. I vi'at a, chronic i heumatlam; Jacob
Jim In in llm-rs, i 17. i.llllbrldge, "
yea is. pAlnionary congestion, Tulle
■ Inr*l* H**. Herman Kief* i hosi>|tal. 2
real's, diphtheria: Ifenr.ctta I'Tmeline
Ackley, CM Pittgoon. «*t y*ars. pul
niottaf.v sarcoma. I'rsnk A. Vovllll*. .
777 Congress K., flf* years, apoplexy;
Patrick T. Jefferson, s*. Whitney, (17
years, locomotor ataxia; Joe Joohus
chouch, Detroit Tuberculosis sanitar
ium. 36 years. pulmonary tuber
culosis. Leo J Mrock. Henry Kord
hoSfltNt. y**ars. broncho t>neu
rnonta Anna Sa*'ban. HEI Eo'irteenth.
91 years cerei.ial liemorrhage, Adam
Zuba. Becetvlng hospital, abo'it 25
years. 1 ra' tnn and skull; i'antel Agedts
Mayors, 390 W. Orsnd-hlvd.. *4 >«>ars.
Jaundice Anna Kllsabeth Murphy, 42
Taft til yesis. cerebral enibollsm;
Wladyslnwa Pta**h*rW’lak. 39* ('hene,
57 vmi* tuberculosis of lungs; John
Ryan National, ab*>>it C 2 years,
ttibe *•■u 1 * is sos 1 jobs, Helen and. Pig
gins, l<v*' p.ell* v'.e, (i7 vc»r», cerebral
i sr.•• •11 I.h Mas Sel*/. «<♦. 1 Harper,
tl.< >. ai s, y. nllity; E. J. Wuellner,
i Buss* 11, '*.’ years, acute bronchitis;
i .Msd'-lnie J tarn. 7S Jerome, 7>) years.
intestinal ..bseructlons: Klliabeth
I Ealgler. 06 Twenty-eighth 2 years,
j |ol>*ir pneuniottla: Taddeus Mlynarskl,
327 Wllliatus. IS days, pemphigus.
\’al\erda Morgan. Harper hospital, 1*
years, pressure ileus,
MtHITL A74Y
• A If QUART ln« '
beloved wife of Wesley Ji„ »g**d 71
years: dear mother of W. Du Kay
and Cgllle W , Htid sister «>f Mrs.
Ira O curry hh>l Mrs Arthur L
Curry Funeral services Sunday.
Nog 2', from residence, tit llazel
wood-ave.. ut ."i'.7y p. nt Iturinl pri
vate. Flint papers please c-py
p rM.H ti. niftEf’roita
C. K. RIKD & E. W. MOTT
Funeral Directors
27 West. Hancock A vs.
Phono c,r.*«nd il'.x. )»etr< lt, Mich.
WELLMER & BO ROE AN
FKNFHAL I>tn ['TUTORS
•29 Mlchtgan-avs. Phone <Jrand *l2l
HHI.P U VVI IJ)—MVI.R
Dumber Jacks, Swampers
Drivers for wood* rn* n fi r the bush.
Free Railroad Fare
S3O t*> s■'*'. and i'oaid P« r month.
KINTAID
71 West Fert-.-t , "|>p. Postoffice
BRIGHT YOUNG MAN
I about 17 years of age. to w-,.rk In
I triKil roOtn. inu*>i !•< -feady atid
w tiling to work, Apply Malltnti
Dept . I»etr*dt ’! lines, 73-75-77 llag
ley-a ve.
WOOD CHOPPERS
For northern Michigan
Fr< e r t i Iroad fa re
Ship Sunda' night ut 6.
KIN('AIl)
71 West Fort-at-, opp. Postofflce.
"HFM/V, RILL’ <’ "rne oti down nnd
climb Into one * f Steinberg s over
coats. 117 Michigan.
TEAMSTER WANTED
! Apply »*t Reading Truck Cos barns.
Twelfth nnd Hewrard-sts , 1269 St.
j Aubln-ave., snd 312 Davtson-ave
!U*RR\ H” H’s b* 11 inir cold. Het
one of Stein boro'a -vtirjn winter
c ats 117-119 Michigan.
A HR WOK your parties now. Cabaret
hn*l music ntir' tlv nt J-he t.'hln* *e
Pavilion, 77-B*. Michigan.
F.NJoY a hearty menl at n reason
able prtc* Z* ivos zfc Kconomy r**.*-
taurant "36 Clay.
11l I I' U TKfl CMM'r
TELEPHONE
OPERATING
An excellent ptoleysion and
opportunity to “do your bit”
for Uncle Sam.
PATRIOTIC
The “war machine” is oper
ated by telephone. “Stick to
your post” is the advice of an
army officer to telephone em
ployes.
PLEASANT
The work is interesting and
enjoyable. The surroundings
are comfortable; associations
agreeable. The company is
liberal in its treatment of
employes.
PROFITABLE
Sa’aries start at once. o|>er
ators earn while they learn.
Splendid opportunities for ad
vancement.
Apply Operators’ Training
Department, Madison avenue
and John R street, between 9
a m. and 5 p. m.
MICHIGAN STATE
TELEPHONE COMPANY
KRKK sample rase offer Sell money,
saving rood initisehold producta
Cam |l'» to C-'o we.-kly. Enormous
profits. Repeat order*. Steady
w< rk EetuMlehod 1*44 <- r f»* A
Reed. d*-pt. M Chicago.
tt't »MK\, sell guaranteed |> v-'x t'
wegi e t Salaiy |ls full time, 2Rc
an hour spare time. Enormous
Christmas trade. Experience un
necessary. International Mills.
Norristown. I*a.
GIRLS, ENROLL NOW
peeman's Evening ,*ch'>nl "'f Millin
ery t>ache« you In 40 (lays, posi
tions guarante.it wh« n flnt ß hed. 23
I :nat Will; 7148-. L
noctK KEEPERS, stenogratners and
general office help wishing position,
kindly rail or write th * Haley 14
Miller Agency. 525 Chamber of
Commerce.
Chinese Pavilion Case
Mich. ' »and. .*#St - 4V4:-4024-.1.
ZERVOS %ND E( ONOM>
reataurnnf. 534 Clay. North 4481.
Steinbertr’s f/win Office
117-119 All* HP-AN, NEAR CAS*.
DETROIT TIMES
W\vn:i>—P.KVrv and HAI.EHWI'.V
v itrlbute
hot.seholU fl-sntriK prepaju' ns
S* '-K-ZO !w»>indrv Tablets. Dry
cp aniT. Uu-st Reruov* : .- *ie<
K 1 aranteed. Postal bring j r.,oi.
I Mem. ••hernbal *’•• . Marietta 1 .
WoNliKldTh coalless rrasleM, beater
Hnimei uarmth ug.nt.V bonunxa.
Hradl \ 11 ,>s \ -,t • v c|nclnna11, (J.
\V i ii ,! .i |,| |—l| | M Ki.i. V.VMU s
VV ANT Ml* National * arh reg'ster;
f it* inw, *i pil e f, r spot cash
mi; . r* and fult description
itn'oi 1176 Broadwav
N’eis Vork
CA . • rail* lelh. gold crowns,
br- k r, j. *■’ry. diamonds, watchea.
•tr . foil intne paid Liberty Kfg
Cos U m tv ■>■**••** 4’b door elevator
« im i.i»—r tiiNt
l OtMH WANTKU
We have calls for Improved farms of
all acreages within 100 miles of
Detroit. If you have farms for sals
write us ut on* e or call
ROSS LAND TO.
M Port-et West. Opposite P. O.
Phone I'herrv 5985
It* Hk.VI—IKMiMI
HOTEL FRANKLIN
Cor. lamed and Bat*'«-sts Maka
four home down-town, convenient
ii bustn.sn and theaters Rooms
|f, per wet-k up. ♦’..mfort and
servies at Hotel Frankßn.
•‘PRICKS are too high: can’t afford to
«<■( a c*i«r.” Vea you ran. If you
try it n* Steinbarg’a. 117 Ml»’h.
Nl*'F, steam-heated room with home
privileges for one or two ladies
walking distance from Burroughs
Adding Machine Cos.. 544 Lincoln.
WHY* pay more, when you can get a
suit or overcoat as good us new for
*7. Main 429
CHINESE PAVILION t’APr, largest
u ti.l m Ag| rt iBH 1A f
rt> Hh.lT-HOISE*
4. A A. K. a A A. A.
Hannan Rental Re ncy
4 fres Hat of ho sea and 11*ta C4ll
In person at the oldest and largest
real estate exchangt. It. Michigan.
1 MeORAW RTTtTjnt^ 0
t.FT'Y A RT'-PT . 92 Rooming house
k rooms, bnth. furnace. Arply
Ha*es Main 94*
49 M'P.OAT HT. 6-r«'ni house. r.-R
--sonnble... Noijji 54f.
nt SINES* OPPOIiTTNITtrc#
,V |\V Is vour opportunity t* l buy a
g .od winter vun or overcoat nt
v. ■ v r. asoiiable prli At. St* 1 in*
liefp •. 11 7 Michißnn.
II) m; Vl KI.ATh A tl'tlll >li:x D
Vei-y Reasonable Rfnts
2276 Cahnlan. 5 nnd bath $-5
29 f.ongw'orth. •* nnd hath
;’,6 lr Blanc, in W. Jefferson.. 2b
•t■;4 Butternut 5 rooms *3
1051 Fischer. R. bath, cellar....
EBERT
299 Majestic U’dg.
464 Tf/NNFMHEK. modern. I’’**'•
N.si Ferndul*'. new anil modern.
$22 5<V
."6 Ilillgcr. '• rooms 114
EBERT
209 Majestic Bldg
MEN. hurry. Com* pick your st'ie
and el/.e in unredeemed suits and
overcoats .it Ht.-lnberg’s loan off l '.
117 Michigan-avc
MODERN lower flat at 2224 West
Orand-blvd.. n* nt Northwestern
can g.t coal. <32 50. Main 9442
MI.M WOOD-AVIS. FLAT. 6 rooms,
with oath, stove beat, ?20, Last
2 5 7 4 - R.
fpl'E.R. modem. 5-r*'om flat, furnace.
$25 3* ir nW'Ood, near Milford
West I*Sl evenings
A 5 ROOM ELAT, gamge, <37 3d. ton
bard nnt In basement. 577 Dela
ware Walnut lU2-M.
5 Rooms most beautiful flat seen.
Furnace heat with a mage. <3O. W.
Woodward. K*(. Harmon N 213--Y\ .
- ———
MODERN lower flat, gas range, I*2
Cotinorfr. nr Hudson’s Hie.. 1206
ATTRA*’TIVK • room fla* days .all
i'd.i 9 vis .v> nines Horn 274*.
FoFR ROOMS, bath, Murphy bed.
furnace, lower, corner al 3061-W.
AT 49 FLM-ffT 5-rootn strictly
modern flat \Valnut 2360-R.
■ez - - - - -
T 4» RF.NT—III SIM'«« I*l 44K*
BITLDIN'I for tnanufn. Miring *«n Al
••xandrlni li.-tn. cn W 1-' -»rd nnd
Cass. 3 floor.' ..mo '.|"iif< feet on
each floor. »t.,iiu le-ile.- for heat
nnd power. I’bon. <;• md Ed.”, be
tween * n io and t- in
013*41R vL? f' •>' 'l-'H'K RO(>M Stenog
rapher an*! phone, 7o* Kresge bldg.
I'lH'lTi 42.:'
FOR « \ I i/-.liK*U'gV K rgIIHKH I V
331 rinmidon Ave.
296-298 Mart indale Ave.
N* w horn. Set bungnlows, bnrd >
wrii'l *lou ii V. lilt. mi nod ill They
ar. bfHittie** Sul. drive.* (’ho se
\our de orations nnd flxtur.'s Kmn 11
pa > ment Jen n tMit >f *t*• wn owner
must a. II Libert \ bonds accept
able. Montlil> payments less than
you would pa> In ren* for home
like Ih-s.
J. B. RUSSELL
Mam 3* ,, 7. Orand . 49X-.T.
FOR IMMEDIATE
SALE
LIST YOUR
VACANT, rewofnce. DOWNTOWN
ANT' FACTORY PROPERTY WITH
HOMER WARREN & CO.
1527 Chamber of ■’ornmirf*.
HOME BARG UN
Thr*«.-mil*- clr. I< half bh.ck from car,
X rooms and bath, nlr-rp na porch,
full ba*ern«-nt. I .-nin«ular furns* * .
only f- »n .len t 4 nap w*-rth
wh U c
MAI/'NEI -caAIIMU LI. I! F. \T.TV Cf\.
f>o4 I rcc Prc-s Hldg
Mi ST BB SOI D
LEAVING (TTY
Wahnah. near rirand River 7 r.'jc'm*.
siearn hc»t, |4,4A0.
243 t>rr|g-A' • , modern; easy t< rm.«
*'pen S tndav
EBERT, 309 Ma e tie Bldg.
TWO-FLAT- |4,700
HrnHcau n«*r Krrchsval. 3 Igrg
re. ma and hath each aults. rak
floora. sls'-trlc light. l<*t |s<>rt
down, halant-' caay.
K. V. LUDWIG
212 ft l'lmr Rank. Cad. 7BB?.
i iow^“w»(>:n?s“-nowN
Afodotn Imufl*. • n Crane, n-ar Gratiot,
st-am heat gnr«*' A snap for
st,2"ft. on E 7. term". *'all tint'i,
fTAVISON AVE.
Near f'akrrmn c»r Itn*-; 4 r<*onta. full
h»«fmrrt. clsrtrlc light, hardwood
tlofira; $4 Srtft
ALEX, WATSON
• ft 3 liarnnt' nd Hldg.
WILL tflkp v;p,tnl let as first
payment. Have several houses
and modern flats well located.
EBERT. :109 Majestic Bid*.
- •
mstal work, metal akvl'ghta A F
Pudr'lh Cos. 3'P 311 Fort
- ~ ■ y 1 ■•llta
iq I cv/at* at |*. »* »t- 317-119 MkH
A Oil •> .4 «.K—» »It I' ll*l .II I I
NEAR WOODWAIII >751,500 !
Down; modern 9• room nvat
1 *s• ■ rir» \Vmi.lo*rJ ti.gh r **■
foot lot J*rica right, H«»a PIKK,
EBERT, 309 Majestic Hldß.
siIVKN i l.i NTH STREET
Two 7-room ii>tt«*ge. on lot RftxlftT
I'll •« to M l . it-f ■! n nt. il foi ISO
vu'h; bargain t• i quick aale.
A LEX. WATSON
tot* Hammond Did*
,5100 -BUNGALOW SIOO
Down. Nmth Womlwnrd dietiot,
I Mo k from car line. I*l h t£. Main
LBERT, 309 Majestic Bldg.
FOM lAUi—VAt IM toll*
THE VTER SITE 135x130
On live bu»lne»»s thu roiigb.f ara *tttd
I ..#>i t inn that thrw t•• r bvll>.
HOMER WARREN & CO.
Chamber of Pommer* a.
WaLL pay cash tor vacant lots, !
houses, Hath, stores, acreage, |
real estate equities. Land con* j
tracts bought; quick and eat*
is fact/ ry deals.
EBERT, 309 Maiestic Bldg.
Lakeview Between
Kercheval and Waterloo, W. S.
Big Bargain at $825
All Improvements In
HOMER WARREN & GO.
1*27 I'li.imbfr of Donut l l- ri.e.
LIVERNOIS CORNER
*0 f*et, mu r L*lb#M ty Mot«*r; a
snap. $2 100.
Jn\ frontaifft, 22
Mar viand, near >"H. 4 S f* 19,5
EBERT, 309 Majestic Bldg.
copun, c or. Charlevoix
lux I 08 —sßso.
All Irnprov-nii'ntf ar* In
HOMER WARREN & CO.
1227 I'hambtr of Cnnunaref,
LA SALLE BLVD. ('OR.
Mina* in—47xll7.
Only S.'t.St>'t Equity II.BftP
HOMER WARREN & CO.
1227 Mhambcr of Commerce.
Ot ’ KS.S ntv old font will d"; o H n get
lot w Ith amount I'd hav** t pH' f < r
netv on- Si-, Stcinbory*. 117 Mich.
ASHLAND, U BLK
South of Jeff* i Hon, 10x115.
I'ric- f 1 '• I :•!«M t > * .'Of'.
HOMER WARREN & CO.
12 27 Chamber of Commerce
~HAVILTON BLVD.
Near MOSS. 10x120 -$5,600
Thu* Is ri f.»• for building
HOMER WARREN & CO.
1 227 Chaml" r of Coinm, r< ■•.
FOR VAS.r.—FAHMA
lin ACRES
21, miles from k ">d town with S.ftuft
population So mill* front Detroit
In At farmlnK district of Michigan
nil main giavd i*'nd A dandy rt• «
i»l"iio house w.ith H ro. ms mill full
has,•nunt Now htr>-roof barn mid
flowing w »ll Gravel loam with cl»j
bottom. This fr.-o and clour and
will trade f..r Detroit Improved
property Oat bus> .
TKi >MLEY-W IDS- >N D«.*.
tai•> I'himii'T of Dominant, T3blg.
Madillnc H'.iOJ*.
84 ACRES”
Onh ?■’ mile* from city hall on paw-d
r<.ad; good building**. five mile;* tile
dtain, a h'-nuln'- bargain.
150 ACRES
10 miles from Detroit; j; | building*.
on 1 IS uflfi; trad' for oitv property
MAI,' >NKY-DA Mf’lt' I.D Ib AI/H
504 f’r'-ss Bldg.
CHDII’K K > Af’Ul>' In o«er.d* county
Mich., on g>*\«l r id, no *r church:
school, market, cr.>•••*<■ in. t .r.v, kooi
house. haarrn»-nt burn. timh**r. orch
ard, windmill Easy terms. Don’t
rent; buy this, if's it batgain. ('
Mow ry. Soars. Mi*'h
fV<~>D>D FA PM. Ilf* acres, near tw>
good markets; (rood buildings and
good water, stork and tn»d* If de
sired Address owner \ 3n. I*
D. No. ?. Failsv City. Mich.
FOIt a Alt'—F WTOft A SITKA
FACTORY SITES
ttomc of the hear factory sites are
situated In the Northeastern -•<-
tlon. on the Terminal and 4 *4•Mile,
rd Also choir* lesiderno and lnisi
ness properties For terms and
PETER KFHOE
Ridge 435-J
Pillt AAI.K—MIS, EI.I.AAKOI «
Ni ED
rre„t3 'ViaibiV. $7.50
Replies on purchase r
FACTORY 111 RCILT TVI'otVUMTRB
Call. Write. Phone.
amt rtir.\s writing mamminecq.
ftft Fort-st w. Cherrv 3385
Sewing Marhino Harbins
Nov In tli-' time f.. bu» that Sewing
Mh. hlne; larrjn n«»ortmfnt to
<hooa> from In Whit*, winter*.
Standard. Dome nth. etc, $3 up.
578 Orath-f ive
Pool Tables, Soda Fountains
Steam tables, show clmcs, nafea, bar*
bn* chairs, auppltca and repalra:
r«nv terma. Marnh Hf|. Cos.. 20 At
water cant.
Typewriters. *27.00. Visibles
Fine Oliver, Royal. Rent ft". up. all
make*, lowrat pricea fall rd fl r
Kuii»r biua . 160 .r*-rr«-r«i '11, nr, tv< < I
AI.I< BIHIV dog’, ponltrj- «uppt|e» a rid
fe*»da. 90ft Fourteenth. Walnut
2J7.1 We buy pullets.
S< >MU worn «>nlv nm iured<»d
anil a and over • in •.1 ft
s♦o, at |5, «fi. ft 1 1 r * • • '•!
DKMCIOrs. wt-nln. m . w-ell r.'Ok and
clean meal* may be ha i at Vjerv"«
A Kc nnmy restaurant. *.td il*v,
BAKl'rtr r. r mill wii u f.<r rate
cheap, alnmaf 11 g""d n s new. t*4
H«a ie-KV> Vr-rth 1 , '.
ITORAOE fi'. ntture. nearly near, Par*
(tain prie* Sumner C< M'rh. A 4th.
WHY f \ V. MoRK
than *0 f r a !• ~ ’in!, iff. 117
Mlehlgan-ave
P.tNAHiKS, p uaranti • 1 in era. ft?
Mrs .lobn H.dili- in, ' \ l«n M *t
ftrvOM** Furr if nre tpt ro ma e».m*
gtfefe ft y »rl liperef I** h t till
IHM>E” « %MI»V
AT YOt'R metiertre r'« • •>«*> < • !.*r
ran be delivered- t< 11 .. part of th'
city Chlneae PavU'inn. <'ad ft"* t
CIIINKBK and American dishes bea i
tlful prlvyate 4lnlni rnotna * htne*e
' : V- %f .
\. F, Pudrith Roofing
001*311 Fort*at eaal Ma r* 2134.
KAT AT F.F.KVOS e (A*. NO.NIY, 23«
CLAY. NOltTil *HL
111 <U\K4I < Altlll
D'A-r \I r If venr roof l*sks. D»H
Ma n 2t:<4. Albert F. I'mlrttb Cos..
rooters. J
| DON'T W'aVT until the real cold
alher comes to rtx your ro<»f. l*o I
It now' .Main 2! T 4. I
I TIfF. \V, iRK tliaf lasts At rook-bet- I
tom prices \ F Pudrlth Uuoflng
Do., ;t •* I - 11 Fort K. established IMF*.
A.A A. BTKINIMFRf) A. A. A.
Ijogn Os lice, 11MD \flchlgsn.
Steinberg’s Loan Oflice
1 1 7-1 P* Michigan. Near Dgss. j
UTIINHKfUI sells unredeemed gar
ment* \ alucs from S2O to st'> at
15, $». $7. 117-118 Michigan
HAVRF HAVK! HAVE!
on suits and overcoats, rtteinherg’a
Loan Office, 117 Michigan ave.
WHY spend s2<) or $r i for an over- I
coat w tiei, you can get ins of S'eln
herg'a unredeemed at $H >r SF?
117 Ml< HltiAN? Why. that's Hteln
berg's. the home of unredeemed !
suits and overcoat*.
HK M.M tiist are whel**em« at 7.er- I
* * >V Economy restaurant tSdflay. j
At TOMUHII K 4
INIVERSAL THCCK, T>a
TONS. STAKE BODY:
FINE SHAPE. WILL DEM
ONSTRATE. GRAND 5408.
COLE 8 1916 7-PASSENGER.
GRAND 5108.
FORD I’OI RING, 1916 MOD
EL. GRAND 5408.
I’ul l.nn nil I'KT STOCK
FERRETS
rilFtr .ISi FtfF.TUDAN. KOOK
WOOD 220 ft.
tOST AMI FOI MA
A A F< >P.NT) A place where you
an huy Rood, heavy winter clothes
nt most unheard-of prices 117 \!|ch.
T.< »<T Saturday »\enlug. near Kern's
store, pearl hivalllere. sliver lorg
nette chain, $0 in hills. Liberal
‘reward. Td. North 764. 12ft Pln
gree-ave.
SIOO REWARD, return diamond ring
\alued as heirloom from grand
mother 123 Charlotte, apt. 5. Grand
d4 ft 1..
I ot'Nu A place that treats you
right Steinberg's lean Office, 117-
11Mlrhlgan-av@e Mu in 4 2ft.
|,i i.4T- Smalt square, green rind vet
i o- itrlptd purge. Return ftot Union
Trust bldg., reward Main 6485,
PERSONAL.
NOTICE If any' poor gill la in
trouble, needing advice, friendship
or h*lp write or call on HECRK*
TART M A n<"J A RET ’iFFEY. 1017
Fort-st West. Salvation Army.
T WILL not he responsible for any
nchi . contracted t>y my wife after
Nh.\ 22. John M tVado, 657 Ly
carte-ave.
MOV KV TO t.OAft
MONEY TO LOAN
ON VACANT LOTS
Liberal loans on real estate.
Hecond mcetaag* realty loans.
Will buy equities in vacant lot* and
Improved property.
BERT. 309 Majestic Bldg.
| LAND CONTRACTS bough!.
Quick and aatisfactory deals.
EBP RT 309 Majestic Bldg.
First and Second Mortgage*.
MEWS K WADE.
11 3" Majestic Bldg
(71 ON LOANS Liberal
amount* » w Weher, Jft4 Oratlot.
w r “St -vTa nd dontra ' v fd7~ ‘
Detroit Land Contract Cos.
81? •fft Wnmmond Bit- 8811
i it \ til HOOI,
i Earn While learning Autos
P< tSITIONS OPEN
I Special driving and repair course.
| Day mid > vetting classes. Write,
call or telephone
N\TIO.\AL At Tt'MoBILE ftOHOOf,.
",'it Wood ward-ave.. cor Alexandrine
Phone Grand 264
•TOHAOIC AM) CAItTAO*
MOVING, light and heavy trucking,
immediate service guaranteed. .Cali
West f. ft t». Reasonable rate*.
\ \ VT'.ving. motor tru< kg. expr ng
■v > hauling Boh wart* N.tflt-R
SAVK' Save’ on your **uite snd
overcoats ftee St*dni>»>rg. 117 Mich.
ADME St.-rage mammoth war*lmuii
fttorsg-* -coring M flftft 41 Oilman,
MF.KTI VO a
ST. ANDREW’S”SOCIETY
Members are requested to ettend the
•in no.'il church service in St. An
drew i- hull, Sunday Nov. ?J>, *,
p m I- rlends of this socief ar«
invi'.ct !<■ attend annual banquet
l*e t, at 7 3'* p. in. f' T. Rodger,
president; Ja» Cunnitigham. S‘,c'y
ritftIMPAD IOI» t\ IHo N FI >« i:
AT Tilt; IH7rF.\TH»\ HOAII
Healed propoaais will he received
at the office of the Hoard of Founty
Auditors tor furnishing Die material
and erecting in place a <..:tP nation
wire and iron fence ,»t tj s > Juvenile
t’e.urt and Detention iP t • cornsr
Hancock Ave and lit v aid until
Monday, December «l, I' IV, at 8
o'clock P. M , ~i \u .oh tlma they
i will be opened, cording f the fol
lowing fo»< pt i lion*
134 llnml le. i if cha'n link fabric
j satiric t.. I tve bar' t -p. kntickl* ot
| ton, fauri' to h •' ’■ ■ ft n. wbi-,
I ale. 24 linen f< and f Iron frnre
made • f <n square • . M<t* ret
disgonG 5 in. on renter*, the top
st ring- r to »> 2x’i n • -tinel I >t-
I tom stringer 2s2v Vj In. in* fqrniSh
M il n ,.ren«urc l;n« p -KS rua l< of 1 in. j
.qUHre hs*s with t in bracer.
foundations, iron fe; . - to he paint
ed two coats of red lead s«d oil Also
i j cast comer post to he of same de
sign a* other* now at building, pa.nt
two cog's of r«d lead and n||,
B;dd*rs are to farr lllnrite th*ir*e|v«*
w 11H mt’i rial n >w at building oa th*
.1 .n f< lice nnd corn* r post mu*’
match exactly with others In ord*r
to preserve s uniform appaarancs.
Ml pvDerlnl to ioltveeed to th*
Roy* Detention Hone at Hancock
ami Rivard streets
Anv further Information mav v e
| obtained ftopi the Superintendent of
tie 1 u ■ enturn' ll.'m«
Th" l'mil of Dounty Auditor* ra
e-fves th- light to 'eject *ny *nd
FtDARD ftF D'I'NTV APDITDRS.
t<) CtfARLEH A. BT'HRER,
Me, rst*ry.
on 111: or rm: ur*r tn rw»at m
niiii" t\ii noi l rvahos.
832 F 4/Ay *ll "Funding
, Detroit MIclL Not. 73 ’"1?
Sealed prcpnaala ntll b» r*rei\e.|
at the above nfflre, until twelve
o'clock no. n, Turaday, De. ember 4th. j
for th*- construction of
ri nm i nuftonT STATION
liar. * and epeclrtcatlofis r.a' be
ae . n a! the ofTke f th. architect*
\an J.cyen A S hilling. -lift Union
Trust Rulldina
4 ri.*i fled fhecV amountln* to I
frfti .»f the amount Mil muat ae
rompanft each prn, « aat.
Ti.e r.fthi le *apr r aaljr reserved to
rele t any cr all 1 Id* or parta thare
'VM T f»f U T Pomiril*alor»r.
»l U HI m|| «e< rotary and
Me 2< t'eneral &uparlr)te«ula«#
• • TOMIMI I |C*.
/ j
Simons
Sales
Cos.
742
Woodward
WTLLIS AND
CASS
THIRTY-FIRST
<
AND
MICHIGAN
At any of the above
three addresses you
can find Simons Sales
Cos. re-built, guaran
teed cal’s. We have
anything from a Ford
to a Packard—and ex
tend credit and very
liberal terms to all.
WE GIVE
A FIVE-DAYS’
FREE TRIAL
ON ANY
RE-BUILT.
RE-FINISHED
OVERLAND
CAR
| AND A
THIRTY-DAYS'
SERVICE
GUARANTEE
CAN YOU
AFFORD
i TO BIT A CAR
ANYWHERE
ELSE?
Our reference is: Any
owner who has pur-*
chased a Simons Sales
Cos. Re-built Used Car*
OPEN
EVERY DAY
UNTIL 9
P. M.
SUNDAY
TTLL 6
SERVICE ANY* 1
HOUR OF L
THE DAY OR f
NIGHT * »
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