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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-16
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SPECIALS
CHEvIOT SERGE
All wool. - inches wide; $1.25 quality
CSC. yard
CHIFFON MULLS
Sheer soft material, in dainty pat
terms and delicate colorings: 40c.
quality. ...-..---.-5Uc- q yard
TABLE DAMASK
Red table damask. full width; Soc.
KAYsER's LIsLE- THREAD GLOVES
Two-clasp. washable; white. gray.
tan, black and brown. 800. 60c. pair
RIBBON SPECIAL
soc. fancy ribbons. yard
Pretty Dresden effects and fancy
plaids.
SPECIAL REDUCTION IN LADIES'
SWEATERS
Colors-White. navy and red.
$3.50 quality. 80
AS quality. $50
AS quality. $50
MS. Sachs Dry Goods Co., Ltd.
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COLLEGE -N-EtNCE EXAMINA-
TIcNG.

The examinations Of the College En-
trance Examination BOARD are being
held this week in Dole Hall. Oahu Col
leeo. These examinations now admit to
all American colleges There are ten
candidates, all from Oahu College
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IT

For artistic floral designs Mrs. Tay-
Tor is in the lead. She is in her store
daily to receive and execute all orders
entrusted to her. always carrying
fine stock of cut roses, carnations,
caIlas. Easter lilies and cosmos. Tel.
339. Alex Young building.
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FARMEfs INSTITUTE.

The monthly meeting of the Farmers
Institute of Hawai- will be held at the
Kamehameha School hall on Saturday,
June 20, 1908, at 80 p. m. Hon F. T.
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P. Warehouse will address the meeting
upon Some Agricultural Industries in
the Far East. - Discussion will follow
the address. \ cordial invitation is ex-
tended to the public.
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S25 Reward

Will be paid by the HAWAIIAN GA
ZETTE CO., LTD, for the arrest and
conviction of any person found stealing
copies of the Advertiser from ad-
dresses of subscribers.
C. S. CRANE,
Manager.
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EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY
TO VISIT THE VOLCANO

Only $500 for the round trip.
Steamer MAUNA KEA leaves Homo
lulu Friday evening, June 18th, and re-
turns Monday morning, June 22nd.
Only two days away from the city.
81 Nearly "A hours at the crater.
III Territorial Surveyor Wall says:
"There We're l. acres of real, active
fire in the pit of Halemaumau last
Sunday"
For particulars apply to
HENRY WATERHOUSE TRUST
COMPANY, LTD.
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NeiITs workshop is just in receipt Of
a shipment Of the celebrated Foos gas
oIine engines.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-19
Bryan Fund Race On;
nughes--NOt Chas. Els
At Head Of the List

CHICAGO, Oct. 19.-There Is . race
on for positions near the top OF the
list OF contributors to the national
Democratic campaign fund.
Attorney Charles Hughes. OF Col
orado, leads the donors contingent to
date. with National Chairman Norman
Il. Mack second. 1t was announced
that Senator William A. Clark, OF Mon
tana, had dumped another check Tor
1 900 into the campaign Golfers. which
brings his total UP to $4,000 and gives
him third place on the roll Of financial
patriots. Notwithstanding this activ-
ity, Nathan Straus, Of New York, re-
tains fourth place, but he Is being
pressed, for Roger c. Sullivan has also
opened up his strong box for second
time and handed over another $1,000.
The total of the subscriptions. made
public, is $4.337 so. Besides Roger
Sullivan, Illinoisans who subscribed
were Congressman Henry +. Rainey.
500. and M. A. DJhahue, 5000. Sena-
tor Clark's $1,000 subscription was re-
corded from New York instead OF Mon
tana. other subscriptions came from
clubs and individuals In Virginia. Tex
as. Pennsylvania. Missouri and Ken
lucky.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-19
ICE KINGS FA7E|
HANGS on WORDS
OF GIRL sEc'Y
TESTIMONY OF MISS kATHERiNE
WILSON TO. GO FAR TOWARD
Acquiring OR CONNECTING
FiNANcIER c. w, MORSE.

NEW YORK, Oct 19.--Miss Kath-
crime Wilson, the girl secretary OF
Charles w. Morse, and the one per-
son associated with the former ice
king" credited with knowing the, de-
tails OF his most secret deals, WAS
scheduled to take the witness stand
today. when he and Alfred II. Curtis
were called before Judge Hough In
the federal court.
1t was declared that this girls, tes-
timony would 90 far either toward &C
quitting or convicting the great iinan-
cler. charged with violating Of the u.
8. banking laws.
She had practically the entire hand
ling OF Morses remarkable loans ana
she is credited with knowing the whole
history OF the various Morse banks
and his steamship companies.
Mrs. Geishenen's Little Coup.
Mrs. Katherine T.. Gelshenen, wife
OF the former president OF the Gar
field bank. who. Is was rumored two
years ago Charles w. Morse would
marry, made $4,000 dealing In leo
stock through Morse, according to tes-
king and Alfred II. Curtis before
SuuBo riouBn III the Cuitco Statcb CIT
cult court. today.
Frank I. Pringle. loan clerk. was
the fret witness. He identified let
ter from Mrs. Catherine Wilson. which
seemed to show that Mrs. Gelshenen
had brought SIS 900 worth OF Ice stock.
and that In few days II had been
sold for $4,000.
Mrs. Curtis on Hand.
Mrs. Curtis with her sister. was on
hand with the former bank president.
while Miss Catherine Wilson, the
Morse stenographer. who took such an
important part In the Ice pool operated
by Morse, occupied seat In the court
room.
After Identifying several loan sheets
Pringle was questioned along the
lines Of the loans to Leslie z. Whiting.
the $12-a-week dummy"
The Detroit times., 1908-10-19
CLASS ARRANGES SERIES
OF ENTERTAINMENTS

An exceptionally fine series OF enter
tainments and lectures will be given
this winter In Simpson church. Grand
River-ave. and Bagg-st.. under the au
spices OF the Tull Bible class. This
class arranged similar course last
winter. and It's many patrons were SO
we'll pleased that they urged the class
to arrange another series this season
The course includes the wellknown
Philharmonic String quartet, Tuesday
evening. Oct. 20: Montaville Flowers,
the famous impersonator, Nov. II;
Charles Bayard Mitchell, a pulpit ora
tor of rare ability. Dec. 4; Whitney
Bros. Male Quartet, one OF the best in
the country. Jan. 5, and Gov. Folk, Of
Missouri, Feb. %.
The young men conducting the
course were fortunate In being able
to secure one Of limited number Of
engagements for the famous reform
governor OF Missouri.
Tickets are on sale at Hugh Con.
nolly's, Griswold and \State-sts.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-19
COB SUBSTITUTES
SORELY 'M|FFEO"

CHICAGO, Oct. 19.-Floyd kroh,
who twirled one victory and was
knocked out OF the box after three In
nings In another game for the Cubs,
thinks he has been handed something
that sounds like his own name, and
he has a at of the sulks because the
worlds champions have awarded MIN
but $500 as his share OF the pot. Dur
bin got the same dose. and he mas
taken the matter to heart.
IL had an agreement with the man
agement that l would share In the
worlds series money" says Kroh. and
all get Is $500. Never again VIII
| don q uniform. I'll never pitch an
other game for the Cubs as long as
I live"
Durbin, who has kept round place
on the bench nice and warm all year,
Is SO heartbroken that he refuses to
be interviewed.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-19
BIRTHS
BOYS.

BOYS.
Max Iiebau. 81 Humboldt.
Albert kanikowski. 65S Alexandrine.
Louis Ludwiczewski. l14& Jos Cam
pau.
Frank Orawies, IA Ignace.
Albert Socialism,. 1896 st. Aubin.
Theodore Krolikowski SS Eddie.
Michael Mistara. Ia Winter.
Frederick Weller. 81 Lincoln.
John wuminik. 799 Riopelle.
Albert Ericsson. 1853 Maybury.
John Mackievich. $50 Grandy.
GIRLS
Ernest Keilenberger. 1855 Beaufait.
Louis Jannetta, SAT Riopelle.
julius D'Haenes, 3S6 Fisher.
John McKeough. I2+ Howard.
John Kochier. ass Grandy.
Ignatz Psuty. $50 Forest
James Macdonald. So sylvan.
Jacob Wagner. iii Townsend.
Henry Stamm. 1925 Michigan.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-19
DETROIT UNITED CARS
CRASH IN YPSILANTI

YPSILANTI, Mich. Oct 1.-two
Detroit. jackson a. Chicago cars met
In head-on collision shortly before
II O'Clock last night on the curve at
the corner OF Washington and Cross
SITS, but none 81 the passengers was
seriously injured the-cars we're
moving slowly. The vestibule OF the
west bound ear was smashed, Pas
sengers say the headlight OF the east
bound car was not lighted when they
boarded II In Ann Arber Miss Bessie
Glow. a passenger. was badly bruised,
some one tramping on her when she
was thrown from her seat.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-19
Vanderbilt STAR
PENN'S RELIANCE.

Owlsey Manner, the former Wander
bilt full back who made so brilliant a
showing against Michigan two years
ago, was the star OF the Penn-Brown
game of Saturday. The former pupil
of McGugin scored both OF Penn's
touchdowns, carried the ball almost
the entire length Of the field In ono
series OF rushes. and. on defense. was
simply fiend in human guise.
PENIS supporters are jubilant over
Manners showing and are predicting
that he will be the one to bring home
the scores when Penn meets Michigan
in her biggest game OF the year,
Nov. IA.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-19
SURE SIGN OF
COMING WINTER

That the coming of the cold wave
cannot long be delayed was formally
announced in Detroit Monday by the
returning of prof" Lou J. Laubscher,
the noted pool shark who, after vaca-
ton in Ohio. says he IL ready to In
augurate his campaign and has al
ready scheduled his first engagement
AN exhibition with fancy shots on
the side at Lozin's new room. 3144
Jefferson-ave. west for Thursday even
ing.
The professor" will make his
rounds In whiskers this year. his last
season having convinced him that the
woodbine assists his control over the
worries.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-19
DIED

BLESER--Oct. Is. Bernhard, aged 30
years. beioved son of Dorothy and the
late Matthias Bleser. brother Of
XI6sft Mr.: Joseph BRIGHTER ram and Mrs
dence. l2i Macomb-st.. Wednesday,
500 a. m. from house, and 3 q. IN,
from 81: Mary's church. Intsrrnsnt
BRASs--At gDrayton Plains. Mich. Oct.
Is. 1908. Elizabeth. beloved wife OF
John Brass and sister of Maria. Ella,
Margaret and George spaulding. Flu
neral Tuesday. Oct. 20. ut D. m,
from S23 Bowen-ave.
CUHRAN--Oct. Is. 1908. at the resi-
dence OF her daughter. Mrs. Bsrtram
q. Collins. "a Twenty second st. Jss.
Peter Curran. mother of Mrs. Marvin
Lewis. Mrs. George Iankshear. Fred
srick p. Cutran. Funeral services
above residence.
CHONGEYERt-Oct. II. at the home Of
his sister. Mrs. Josephine Shaver. 147
Forrest. east John Crongeyer, aged
from residence. Burial private
Kindly omit flowers
GANNoN-Oct. is. 1905. at his late
S.. se nsssa MD d = p n asptn Ss
father of Martin. Frank and viii
Cannon. MIRA IL. Birch and Mrs. G.
Farmer Funeral notice later. Char
A. Windsor. Ont
MoNTREuiI--oct. IL. 1905. Henry r.,
NIontreauil: father OF Mrs. a. A.
I.angiois. of this city. and r.. III. Mon
.treuIL Camden. ". !. Funeral from
daughters residence, 222 Horton ace,
end from 81. Joschifn's church. Tues,
day Oct. 20 At s;30 a. M. Burial ORR
vatc. Kindly omit flowers.
-LENEII.f,E'-oet-f Aicrousfns-
yeiiie aged 81 years. Funeral from
residences. s.s Psrker-sye. Tuesday
at sac and St. Charles church at ..
UIRfCH-Martin. Ulrich. Oct. IL. aged
% years. beloved son of Caroline tn
rich and the slate teacher, Martin u
rich and brother Of August. william
CHARLES. Dorothea. Theodore, Chris
Tina and Erhardt. Funeral Tuesday
from residence, Ss1 Medbury-ave. at
and Miitcheli-ayes.. at 2 d. IN. stand
ard.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-19
A Hopeless Case.

A fan sends the following 10 The
Times:
II there EvERS a CHANCE In the
SHECKARD history OF baseball TO
TINKER up our infeld. the Tigers will
yet know how il feels to Killing fast
TO worlds championship, but we
were certainly done BROWN this time.
Again the Cubs triumphed OVERALL
Wonder how STEIN tY FELDT?
Friends or the author are greatly
worried over his mental condition and
may take steps TO secure his commit.
ment to an asylum until he RECEIVERS
his equilibrium.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-19
DAILY DEATH LIST
Frank Nikrent, "a years. 81 Hale; So

Frank Nikrent, ~ years, 81 Hale; So
Easter A. Midgiey. 81 years, 1856
Grand River: lseniiity.
Samuel X. Jay. % years. sS4 Porter;
sarcoma.
Frances Macdonald. 1 month. Farms
worth and Antoine; entero colitis.
Fred Lutz. ~ years. 2s4 Erskine;
myocarditis.
Henry Browne. 81 years. Harper hos
pital. tuberculosis.
Margaret ii, Kidd. s5 years; cas-
Df Ssnjsmln 'f p Fisk. 10 years. 7ss Sec
ond: scierosis.
John Papow. : months. 1911 Camp
John Dahiman, II years, Harper hos
pital: appendicitis
George McKinstry. "a years. 355
Sheridan ave; carcinoma.
elisabeth worton. ~ years. 459
Twenty-ninth: general debility.
George Mccarthy, months. 81 Law
ton: meningitis.
william s. waitensperger. 8 years.
s205 East jefferson; scarlet fever.
Annie Noritzki, 81 years. 75s Hendrix:
Emmett Murphy. 10 years. 1859 Wa
bash; electrocution.
Catherine LaFay. 81 years. 12s Ro-
Martin i. Uirich. 20 years, ISL Med
bury; tuberculosis.
Harriet A. Fortune, 81 years. 2ss
Baker; cirrhosis.
Nettis Well; So years. 1919 Kirby
John sourdi. s months. go Riopelle;
Aiphonsine Leveille. 81 years. s22
Hubert Janicki. - years. 1901 Fred
Luther N. Douglass. ss years, ISL
West Fort; paralysis.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-19
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Philip .Etiich. IS; Elsie Baker. is.
Charles Schielke. 20: Anna Wilcon.
IS.
Fred Friewald, IS; Minnie Wegert, n.
.Inhn- r. Nnttnn- Detroit Elizabeth
NJ. Skeggs, SO, Wakervtile, Can.
Peter Swiecxkowski "a; Stella
Mierzejewski, IS.
Lester T.. Sutherland. 80: Lilah Z.
Saunders, %.
George ID. Wilson. 2s: Grace whit
more. %.
Frank r. Wilson. IS: Katherine ID.
Kelley. IS.
stephen Belaszcyk. %: Martha SEN
towska. II.
lgnatz Dzicak. 20: Theodore Wisnie-
wska. IL
John Ii. Earle: Dorothy II. Kiachner.
90
The Detroit times., 1908-10-19
IF BRYAN CARRIES
NEW YORK, HE'LL WIN

CHICAGO, Oct 19.-Walter Well
man says In the Record-Herald:
Taft Is still ahead In the presi-
Dental race, and his election Is prob
able, Notwithstanding heavy Democra-
tic gains.
THE battle for the presidency has
really narrowed down to this: Who
ever carries New York will almost
certainly win the great prize.
There is possibility that TAFT
might win without New York, but II Is
a remote chance. for II is generally
conceded that II New York should go
over 10 Bryan that will indicate a
movement strong enough to sweep
other states along in the current.
1T now seems clear that. barring
surprises In the west, not now really
looked for by the best informed.
Bryan must carry New York to save
himself. without New York he is al
most certainly beaten"
The Detroit times., 1908-10-19
ADDITIONAL SPORT
ATTELL NEXT ON
WOLGAsT PROGRAM

LOS ANGELES. Cal, Oct l9.-Lit-
tie AID wolgast is planning to mount
another step higher In his aspirations
toward a match with Abe Attell. If
whip Weeks | don't see who else
there Is for me to tackle In the feather
weight division outside OF Attell or
Moran" said Wolgast today. Both
of these fellows have been ignoring
me pretty often OF late, but I'll fight
my way up 10 position where the
public will demand that Attell give
me a match.
Wolgast meets Weeks. at Vernon
tomorrow night.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-19
WORLD SERIES PICTURES
MAKE A REAL HIT

An interesting baseball spectacle Is
being depicted this week at the La.
fayette theater. Action pictures are
shown OF the Pittsburg-Cubs and Cubs
Tigers at the West Side baseball park.
Chicago The pictures OF the worlds
championship series are especially
good. Hans Wagner, the great player
OF the Pittsburg team; "Ty" Cobb,
Mordecai Brown, Frank Chance and
others are seen In the collection.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-19
SOX AND BROWNS
TALKING TRADE

st. Louis fans are discussing deal
that Is reported to be imminent, In
which Eddie Spencer. the big Brown
catcher goes To Chicago in exchange
for Pitcher Smith. Nobody will con-
Arm the rumor.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-19

tContinued from Page One.)
among Nebraskan Republican leaders.
"The labor vote which Is not very
large will be largely for Bryan, al
though In South Omaha. where there
are about 10000 workingmen, organ
lied and unorganised, Debs, the So
cialist candidate, has big following"
The Detroit times., 1908-10-19
PROPOSALS For Constructing
Concrete wharf.

Sealed proposals Will be received AZ
the ofnee OF the Public Lighting Com
mission, No. 40 Atwster-st east De-
troit. Mich. until Monday. November a.
at s00 y, m. for constructing q con-
commission In the rear of the poyer
house In accordance with p1ano and
specincations on ale In the of0ce Of
the commission BY order of (.
THE PUBLIC LLoHT1No Coo0ns-
sio II. T. Dowrxn
0eoroknEA 4
The Detroit times., 1908-10-19
81 The.
sPages

Advertising rates under any ciassi-
flcation in these columns. one cent
per word each insertion. cash In
advance. No advertisement In
serted for less than 16c.
Persons whose names appear In
the telephone directories may have
advertisements charged at above
rate. Call
BELL-MAIN 1893.
HOME-CITY 1885.
For the convenience OF patrons
arrangements have been made with
the following to receive liner Al
vertisements at the same rate as
charged at the home ONCE:
EAST SIDE.
Canneld-ave.
VT; Elliott Pharmacy, Mt. Elliott and
Gratiot-aves
Csrney's Fursiture Co, 157 Gratiot-
ave.
y. Brown, 1859 Jefferson.ave.
j. McrhersOn, 2400 Gratiot-ave. oppo-
site car barns.
WEST SIDE.
G. q. Eaasor, S95 Grand River.
Turner stsnton, 166 Myrtls-st.
i. y. Drisc0ll, All Michigan-avs.
,. w. Millsrd, 141s Fort-st. west.
w. w. Bush, 6s4 Michigan-ave.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-19

Some men put everything OF TIL
tomorrow with the exception Of bill
collectors. aud they put them OF in
definitely.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-19

MONEN TO LOAN.
FIDELITY LOAN CO.,
Gives the best rates and terms and
largest discount for paying ahead or
time. Fifteen years at
r2-McGRAW BLDG.-I3
Cor. Griswoid and Lafayette.
Money Loaned to Working
People on Plain Note.
No mortgages. no assignments SstSs
PEh c ASSGg INrrs s2s1ci PAib FIVE
BURKART.
Private Banker. ss McBraw Bidg
MONEY TO LOAN
New co. New Rates. New Plans.
Il MfcfIfoAN-AvE.
Hours. 70 8. daily Take .tairs:
MONEY TO LOAN TO saiaried en-
ployes. or TO those who are keeping
house.; no security wanted. One:
half the rate of big advertisers. Call
AMERICAN LOAN CO.,
-
7 BUSINESS oPPOnTUNITIns.
EXCLUSIVE DINNER DANCEs-Fri-
day evenings. special dinner to ),
dancing. Ftnzers orchestra. tickets
81. For table reservations. phone
Colonial Hotel. Mt Clemens. Mich.
6O-FOOT LOT an north side Of street
In North Woodward district, to ex-
change for merchandise, good driving
team. hard coal. or a small business.
Address c. box 81. Detroit Times:
TO EXCHANGE.
II sa nSass or TO wsss Sax:
you. Address c. box 81. Detroit
| Times. liz
FREE AND quarter acre
lot in Mason county Mich, for ladies'
| or gents furnishings, coal. diamonds.
interest In manufacturing company.
! or what have you? Address L, box
AZ. Detroit Times 20
GOOD stocks to exchange for anything
can use. Address {, box 90, De-
EQUITY In Groom cottage for mer--
Address C, box Sc. Detroit Times.
liz
MANUFACTURING STOCK. worth par:
company has paid dividends for 20
years. for free and clear vacant. I'M
proved or farm lands anywhere In
Oklahoma, Kansas. missouri Arkan-
sas or Texas Address &. Box 40.
Detroit Times. go
EQUITY in S-room house on Alger-ave.
to exchange: will take team. driving
OUTFIT, coal or auto as first payment
Aaufe'' - ooN 80 "a
GOOD EQUITY IN lot near Tord,s
new factory. to exchange Tor credit
due-hill on any good mercantile
house In Detroit. Address G. box IS,
Detroit Times. 20
VACANT city lot for growing stock or
what have you? Address c. box 81.
Detroit Times. ~
HAVE VACANT LOT. free and clear.
outside OF city. for typewriter desk
and office furniture or interest In
small business manufacturing
company. Address c, box So. Detroit
Times. 20
HORSE to exchange for rig or vacant
lot. Address c. box 6S. Detroit Times
GAS ENGINE TO exchange for canoe or
typewriter. Address c. box 50. Pc
IIAVE stock In old established manu-
featuring COMPANY III 49,
merchandise, cigar or confectionery
store. or what have you? Address g.
box a. Detroit Times. -z1
IF YOU ARE GOING into bakery bust
ness. candy business. ice cream bust
ness, stHrttnE Il
SODA FOUNTAIN.
c T. g. GALLAGHER x CO.
1873 Jefferson-ave.
PIANO TO exchange for horse and
wagon or what have you? Address c,
box 10. Detroit Times. liz
REGINA music box to exchange for
anything useful. Address G. box II.
Detroit Times IL
zoe ON THE 800
BUYS my equity in North woodward
lot. Address G, box 80. Detroit Times.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-19

ms Co.. IS John R.-st. Phone Ass.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-19
Sunday Escursions-0rand Trunk
Railway System-Oetober 25th.
Saginaw and Bay City. $500. 32.00
Special Train 700 a. m.

Special Train 7:3o a. m
City Ticket ONCE, l24 woodward-ave..
Phone M. 80.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-19

MANUFACTURING STOCK. worth par;
company has paid dividends for 20
years for free and clear vacant. I'M
proved or farm lands anywhere III
oklahoma, Kansas. Missouri. Arkan-
sas or Texas. Address &. Box AZ.
Detroit Times. 20
The Detroit times., 1908-10-19

EQUITY in S-room house on Alger-aye.
to exchange: will take team. driving
outfit. coal or auto as first payment.
pa
The Detroit times., 1908-10-19

HAVE VACANT LOT. free and clear.
outside OF city. for typewriter. desk
and office furniture or interest In
small business or manufacturing
company Address c, box 50. Detroit
Times --2j
The Detroit times., 1908-10-19

FREE AND CLEAR-One-quarte acre
lot in Mason county. Mich, for ladies'
or gents furnishings, coal. diamonds.
interest In manufacturing company.
or what have you? Address {, box
AZ, Detroit Times. 20
The Detroit times., 1908-10-19

GOOD stocks to exchange for anything
can use. Address {, box So, De-
tr0it Times. -lS
The Detroit times., 1908-10-19

60-FOOT LOT on north side of street
In North Woodward district, to ex-
change for merchandise, good driving
team, hard coal. or a small business.
Address g box 81. Detroit Times.
IA
The Detroit times., 1908-10-19

GOOD EQUITY IN lot near Fords
new factory. to exchange FOR credit
due-hill on any good mercantile
The Detroit times., 1908-10-19

AUCTION tALEN.
WATCH tomorrow's papers for large
receivers auction sale of $4,000 worth
of ofhce furniture and hxtures
Rrownell & Humphrey Co, third
floor 1856 Lafayette boulevard, opp.
the postoffce, Wednesday. oct. 81. 10
a. M. Kemberiing. Chapman Il Co..
auctioneers.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-19
BUSINESS oPPonrUNITIns.

EXCLUSIVE DINNER DANCES-Fri-
day evenings. special dinner to 5.
dancing. Ftnzers orchestra: tickets
81. For table reservations. phone
Colonial Hotel. Mt. Clemens. Mich.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-19

EQUITY In Groom cottage for mer-
chandise, or what have you to oner?
Address C., box sc, Detroit Times.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-19

TO EXCHANGE.
Equity In s.room house. to exchange
you. Address Z. box g. Detroit
Times. lis
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-02-13
tTo BE
As She is Spoke.

They were tourists from a more OF
less aristocratic London suburb, and
they We're doing Paris with the ce
lerity and intelligence for which the
British tourist is famous. Of course
they went to the Louvre, and by ane
by James caught sight of a some.
what striking picture and immediate
ly proceeded to express his admiration
In the accepted manner.
what ho! What price this, eh?'
he said to his companion in adventure.
An attendant standing by had evil.
IDENTITY studied English to some pur
pose, and, with the courtesy of his
race, he stepped forward.
pardon, m'sieu," he said. Wat pic.
ture-eet is not by Vatican, and eet is
not for sale-"-London Standard.
Meek Husband-You ought to re-
member, Henrietta. that you married
me for better or for worse. Wife
That's just it. | got fooled. You are
nefther.-Chicago Tribune.
Mrs. Bridey-You don't love me as
much as you used to.
Mr.. ~Bridey-Think not?
Mrs. Bridey-No. You used to say !
was worth my weight in gold, but
Mr.. Bridey-But now you're not as
stout as q We're. YOU Know