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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-09-16
Children'S
Caps ACC

Little ChilCren-s FAIL
Weight Silk Caps. also a few
Faile silk CaUs to be found
in the lot. embroidered and
tucked styles, with silk
strings; all sizes. Values
worth up TO 81 and $50. Spe-
Cial at 49c-
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White Madras 15C

White MerceI1Zed Madras,
with white silk mercerized
designs in a large assortment
of patterns, launjers perfect
Is. Regular DC value. Spe-
cial at 15c.
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UndermuSlinS csc

Special lot Of Undermus-
Inns. consisting # lace, EN-
broidery and ribbon trimmed
gowns, long skirts, cOmbina-
uOn garments and long
chemises. Values worth up
70 $3.50 Thursday Bargain.
CSC.
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Boys Suits SI.9S

BOYS Sailor and Russian
Blouse SuirS of plain blue
and fancy CheviOts, fail
weight, neatly trimmed, all
have blOOmer pants. Sizes 3
TO . years. Regular $500
values for S1.9S.
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Mems SIPS and
$3.50 Under
wear 75C

Special lot OF mems medium
weight all-WOOl Underwear,
secured from Cnas. Simons'
Sons. the well-known inn
pOrteTs of New York city. TO
sell way under regular price.
Shirts and drawers Il
match; all fun fashioned gar
mcnts, trimmed IN the finest
manner. finished with satin
bands and pearl buttons.
All sizes at T5C a garment
actually worth S1.2j and Sl50
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Sale Of School Supplies

You'll find the biggest assortment Of School
Supplies at GOldenbergs at prices noticeabIy
less than others ask for same reliable qualities
These for example:
Cedar Lead Pencils. with rubber tips. regularly
l0c dozen ..-----.--..- Sc
Fancy Imported Pencil Boxes, equipped with pen
Ioint pen and chalk complete with lock and
% o. . 10 . o. d. o &c
La-ge size Pencil Boxes. various colors, separate
compartments lock and -1Oc
SchoIars companions, mahogany glass top. with
separate sections; completely equipped Csc
Girls Broadcloth School Bags. in navy and myrtle;
boys school Bags. Of genuine leather. fancy
trimmed laTge variety Of STYLES at 25c soc 81
STATE Pencils regular price for SC Per dozen. Sc
= taDers Lead Pencils. rubber tipped. each...... &c
Mongol Pencils dozen SOC SC
q. o.. O. o.. o.. 90.
Erasers for ink or pencil at.--->- 1e. 23zc, SC
ftulers -1c &C, Sc and 1Oc
Leather Straps 40 in long good quality leather SC
Double Leather Straps l5c ana z5c
Fancy Tablets. containing from 80 TO 100 sheets;
In note, pocket and letter sizes &c up loo
Composition Books, large size
Composition Books. choice Of 100 kinds
University Composition Books leather bound. -25o
EraSers. half dozen in fancy Sc
Chalk, gross in 125kc
Carriers Inks, regularly s. bottle. 21zc
Sanfords Library Paste, 2-Oz bottle. SC
Pen Points guaranteed, dozen at--------------. Sc
Fountain Pens, every one guaranteed S1.oo
Waternlans Ideal Fountain Pens, at $3.50 TO $500
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25C and SOC
BandingS l9C

Sneciai lot Of fire quality
Venice Lace Bandings, in
white, Arabe, butter and
black. The correct trim
mings for new fail waists
one day at I9c a yard for
regular 25c and 39c values.
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Portieres SOS

% pairs o. heavy weight 30
inch Tapestry Porrieres. 3
yards long, finished with
hand knottsd fringe choice
Of plain or two tone effects.
in several shades Of red and
green Regular $50 value
Special AT SIS
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Csc Pin Sets I2c

Special sale Of gold GIled
Three Pin Sets, neatly made
in a variety % pretty de-
signs. Choice or Roman or
polished gold nLish, strang
joint and catch pins. one
day at I2c set. Instead Of Doc.
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'DireCtOire Belts

The new "Dlrectoire Belts
made of black silk. with tab
and pleated with long sash
ends, finished with silk tas-
sells. exact copies Of the orig
nal Special at 49c.
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SOC Fancy
SuitingS 29C

70 piece Of 5S-inch new fall
Fancy SuitIngs in a large
variety Of new stylish effects.
consisting Of all the new
cOlOrings, including grey,
neat checks, OVerDlaids,
broken plsids and tartan eff
feCts. Regular price. SOC
yard Special at 29c.
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Infants Gowns 25c

Infants White Flannelette
Night Gowns. button down
the front. Regular price SEC.
Thursday Bargain, 25c.
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SOC Plaid
SuitingS 29c

3s-inch Silk-barred Worsted
PlaidS. in a large assortment
Of rich color combinations.
this seasons most popular
fabric fOr Chudren'S wear
and separate waist Regular
price soc yard. SgRCial at
sc.
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ChiIdren'S
Gowns soc

Children F ] a n nelette
Gowns. in neat pink and blue
stripes yoke back and front;
sizes up to Il years. Regular
price soc. One day at 53C.
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csc
Csc Silk Bows &c

WOmen's all-silk Bows. the
proper shape for wear with
white linen collars. Choice
Of leading SOlOrs, such as
blue. pink. brown. Teseda.
cardinal, etc. Tomorrow at
&c each instead OF sc.
(Neckwear Gept-)
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Girls b. esses 69c

Girls White Persian Lawn
Dresses. left from our sum
mer stock handsomely trim
med; sizes up TO Il years
Values worth Up 10 $L51
Special az &c.
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UndermuSIinS soc

Lot of Gowns, Long ana
Short Skirts. Long Chemises,
Drawers. Corset Covers and
Combination q a r m IS,
trimmed with lace, embroid-
eTy and ribbon. Values
worth up TO $1.25. Special at
59c.
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Blankets 1895

one case o. IA double bed
size wool Blankets. white
and gray Eith pink and
with fine wool fleece finish
Regular 500 value. Special
at 1885
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Umbrella Jars 33c

Heavy Tin Umbrella Jars.
neatly Japanned and decor
ated- strongly made. Sold
regularly for SOC SPECIAL at
sc.
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MaSOn'S Fruit
lars 69C

MasOn's Best Quality Ma
chine Made Fruit Jars, with
pOrcelain-lined tops. Com
plete with rubbers. Quart
size. One dozen packed in
a box for &c.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22
PAIR OF POLICY
OPERATORS CAUGHT

Detectives Reid and Good VINO have
been engaged in r4nning down a pol
icy game that has been operating I'm
Detroit for several weeks past, made
two important arrests. Friday after.
noon wnen they locked up. Leonard r
Weber, recently released from the
house OF correction after serving a
term for counterfeitng, and Arthur
ID. circuit. alias Edward Brown. who
Is said 10 have acted as manager of
the game here.
The arrests were made in the home
OF Jennie Solomon, No 22O Hastings
ST.. where the operations OF the pol
ley men have been carried on, Il is
said Weber and OrCutt were al
work on some tickets when the of
hcers entered and. the officers say
attempted to tear up the tickets
In Circuits room at No. l56 Con.
2ress-st east were found the press
ana other paraphernalia used in
printing the policy tickets These
were conflscated.
Weber has been staying at No. 10.
Adams-ave. east with one Nellie Ris
lev who was also raKen turO custody
on suspicion. Weber has bad po-
lice record, having served term for
burglary before he was arrested for
counterfeiting. While he was under
indictment on the latter charge he els.
capped from Deputy T. s. Marshal
eastT Taylor and s|atar-capturec
IN Crosse Pointe.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22
THOSE SUDDEN TWINCES

Pain ID natures signal OF distress. a
warning that must not be ignored.
Those sharp twinges in the back.
those stabilize pains that follow any
sudden twist or turn, are simple signs
or hidden danger j. the kidneys.
No trouble starts more easily gains
ground more rapidly nor proves
more often fatal than any disorder OF
the kidneys. All the outward appear,
ances or health may remain until a
terrible disease has taken root
II is best TO learn the duties Of the
kidneys, to watch for early signs OF
trouble. and 10 correct any irregular.
ity before It's serious stage begins.
The blood goes TO the kidneys In an
incessant stream. 10 be cleared OF pol.
son and relieved or surplus water
This is passed of by the kidneys in
the urine. II is the retention OF poi
son in kidney trouble that breeds
fatal disease.
Don't wait. The moment you feel
any uneasiness. lameness or pain in
the back, the moment the urine shows
irregularity either in Its appearance.
or In the quantity or number OF tho
passages. begin with Doan's Kidney
Pills This remedy has been curing
kidney troubles for seventy-six years.
and never yet has failed 10 give relief
II taken In time. II cures the kidneys.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22
FARMERS STILL
btAME: WARNER

Although the fight made by the
members OF the Oakland Dairymen s
association TO get a higher price for
their milk has been losing one Sd
far. the leaders of the movement are
not discouraged. A meeting attended
By more than 100 dairymen was held
in their hall. No. 232 Gratiot-ave, Fri
Gay evening, and it was decided TO
send men to all the farmers not In the
association to urge them not to ship
milk into Detroit except at the rate
pi escribed BY the association.
President Houghton made a state
ment in which he ascribed the failure
OF the farmers 10 attain their ends
thus far to the action OF Gov. Fred NJ
Warner In shipping milk from his
cheese factories 10 the big Detroit
firms. Houghton declared that War
ner had told him thai he was not
friendly TO the creameries but ship
ments had been traced from Warner 3
factories directly 10 the milk sellers.
'fhe governor did fset-dens- facts
when confronted with them, SAID
Houghton.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
INTEnURHkA LINES.
ctroIt Unifeh interurhnn Idnr..

OFT notice. Central Standard Time.
FLINT LIMITEDs-Dnily. Sis a m
f Romto S Orion ant 9 o@fcrd dor M and
hourly. until II p, m. For Flint q
m aud every two hours until r. m.
For wyandotte and Trcnton-S 80 q;
m sos n. m aud every 80 min. 10 500
m. then half-hourly TO 4:o3 p. IN,
then every 20 min: 20 500 ?. m; then
hslf;h1nrly to s9 p % then srn nS1r,y
half hourly 20 II:S5 IN Sundnys
frst car 10? n. m.
Fer roy, Oak: n ,son sA, o,, ncS
'untn r. m. then hourly, until II D
~ First car one-hnif hour later on
EnrZ Earminxfon. Narthxiiie. Orchard
,ak~ md poutirc--6 IN md hourly
until ~ y IN. First car one hour later
o. sunday
RAPID RAILWAY SvsTEM-ror.
Huron limited. daily. 1:t5 q. m. ~ IS
m 5'45 n. ~. ard 6.t5 n m. locals
for Now Baltimore hl~o"ac M"-i- F."
Il -+alsn- : MIA Marine CITY
Local ears rrr via Algonac. To NJ
clemens nalf hourly Gao n m 70 ?
clemens via shore Line. hourly eos a
m 20 e'9s ~ m also - p. n.
rrrRorr. MONROE :" ~otrno
so,iv' SEQ :. m, - 90 a ~. $50 End
500 p ~ Locals ror Rockwood. New
nar. Menrne and Toledo. hourly ESQ
p ~. 70 V'H0 m also g;SO and VI
N NJ fn~ Monroe
DETROiT. JACKSON ~urCACO
uv.--timiteds. 7.is n. IN. 12is and
a.4s n m Locals for Jackson n
~ and every two hours until y. m
FOR Ann Artnr IN md hourly until,
II n m: FOR Saline $50 \ m and
overv two hovrs nnti $50 n m aIso
- n m: FOR Plvmouth and Worthwhile
IN n m end every two hours until
>" m. also ~ r. m.
.----4-.i-4f.a-t as.Fs-pa ssaa " tting- sta
'ion corner 81 Tarred and Griswoid-
etc bst cars awaiting the closing OF
tNenters
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22
Real Estate
BUILDING PER MITs.

NorvaI wardrop, 2-story brick dwell
Ing, apartments; 154-6-S Brush own
er, VIM. Il. Wanderseei $4,000.
Pitmans & Dean, 2-story frame barn,
9294 Kercheval. owner. same. N,5o0.
IL SHED a SON 2-story frame veneer
dwelling, 1873 Mayb1i'y' owner, Gustave
w. j. Peoples, 2-story frame dwell
ing. 4i2 Milwaukee west; owner. Henry
-A-c-p4etlaS three 2-storY frame
dwellings. l9l- POO Clairmount: own
c. ]. Dufry. 2-story veneer dwelling.
15l Hague; owner. same. $500.
| ID. .. Erzann. 2-story frame dwelling,
! 2 apartments S30-S32 Campbell owner.
Marshall +. smith. $500. -,
Geo. a. Lawson, lstory frame dwell
ing. 1745 Scotch: owner, o. Halter;
Richard schoonrock. i1-2-story frame
! elllng-BGrIII- bttWcsTT- tt---stt4
at: Elliott, owner. Frederick FREEMAN
Same. ll.2.stoEy frame q @T cSIl,s
vot. owner Henry Supn!ck Sl.1oO.
Peter Wilhelmsen. 2-story lramo
dwelling apartments sGiSteent tn, be be
tween Milwaukee and McSraN, owner,
Henry q. Schubert; S2'4O1
dwelling. apartments, Eosedale pc
tween Brush and Oakland. owner Geo.
!. Frederick Wendt. 11-2-story frame
dwelling, Hancock west between Law =
Jacob krucz. i-story frame dwelling,
Otis between Lockwood and Junction .
owner. John Koromon. $1,000
Richard M scott. 2-stOrN frame
dwelling, Navarro between Pennsyi-
vania and Mcclellan owner, same
c. l.. Drager. e-story frame dwelling.
Medbury between Van 9yke aud MAX
well. owner, same; flS5O
r.. r.. Hartford, 1 -Z-storN frame
dwelling. -BafHelL between AlAXhmrX aud
l.awton. owner, Thos Smith. $ltpO
Il. u. Raseman, two 1-2-stor. frame
dwellings, Jameson between Mcl iei
land and Bowen, owner. otto SchfiieI'
Prince Handle Mfg. co. 2-story irgre
barn and storage shed. Hubbard hf-
tween \ and C-sts. owner same. slVn
G. DE Jonckheerc a Son 2-storY
frame dwelling. Field between Goethe
and Mack, owner, Louise Jend S-tiH
Herman Dettner 2-Story Ncuttlei
dwelling. Ninewood between Michigan
and est: owner. \. Lutermoser. $500.
same. 2-story frame dwelling. Irreu
wood between stanley and Holden
owner. Edward Sevrin. $500.
SAM; g-story frame dwelliue Nine
teenth between Baker and Porter. own
or. chas. g! Peschkei $1,000.
VIM Randall 2-story veneered dwell
ing, lol Chandler. owner. Dele Randall
and Caroline Henry. $500
O. +. J. Barncs. 5-story frame dwell
trrE. Btrrftrgrttf--- brtwrrrr N ----- =
and second owner. II y FlatterS
Henry :. Koppin. four 1-3-stors
frame dwellings, Farnsworth between
Ellcry and Mt. Elliott owner. same
$500.
T. Wit a SON. 2-story frame dwell
ing apaT tincnts. Jos. Campau betwerr
Gratlot aud Hale owner. lsadorc Eby
s.. 300.
/ A. H. Hewlett history frame dwell.
/ ing ga Twenty-eighth-s owner
same: $3.50.
w H. ButtcrnelG 2-story ,venecre,
.dwclling 80 Euclidi pwpeH r. &
I IIowes. 81 goo,
Frank Capcila, i-story frarhe dwell
! ing f.eMdy between EerchI.val and
Waterloo. owner, same. $500
John T.. Wncha. I i-Z-story frame
dwelling. Roosevelt between Warner
and Hancock owner. same, 81 .50C.
! A. 4. Carmichael, 2-st0fy brick
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22
A Woman's Back

Has many aches and pains caused BY
weaknesses and falling, or other displace-
ment, OF the pelvic organs. Other symp-
TOMS Of fuM1fg wpskness ure frequent
headache, dizziness. imaginary spccks or
dark spots floating before the eyes. gnaw-
Ing sensation in stomach, dragging or
bearing down in lower abdominal or pelvic
region, disagreeable drains from pelvic
organs, faint spells with general weakness.
II any considerable number OF the above
symptoms are present there Is no remedy
that VIM give quicker relief or more per-
ma4ent Cnxe than DR.. Piercc's Favorite
PreAc1tHNoS has record OF over forty
years Of cufesS It's the potent
ipyigoratlng tonic anil sirengihSning lex-
vine known - medical science. II Is made
OF the glyceric extracts OF native medici-
nal roots found In our forests and con-
talns not drop OF alcohol or harmful, or
habitforming drugs. Its ingredients are
all printed on the bottle-wrapper and at
tested under oath as correct.
Every ingredient entering into "Fa-
vorite Prescription has the written en-
dorsement Of the most eminent medical
writers OF all the several schools OF prac-
tice-more valua BILE than any amount OF
Don-professional testimonials-th the
latter are not lacking. having been con-
tributed voluntarily by grateful patients
On numbers TO exceed the endorsements
given to any other medicine ,ertant for
the CHE Of wuugni = tits.
You cannot afford to accept any medicine
OF unknown composition as a substitute
for this well proven remedy or KNOWN
COMPOSITION. even though the dealer may
make little more profit thereby. Your
interest In regainfng health Is paramount
60 any selfish interest Of his and II is an
Insult 10 your intelligence FOR him to try
o. palm OF upon you substitute You
know what you want and IL Is his bust
mess 10 supply the article called for.
". Picrce's Pleasant Pellets are the
81 ginal Little Liver pins first put ~
by old DIR. Pierce over forty years ago
much initiated but never equalcd. Little
su9ar-coated granules-easy 70 take a.
candy.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22
CORDOVA'S MIND IS
SAID TO BE WEAKENING

NEW YORK. Aug. 22.-J. Frank
Cordova. the unfrocked minister OF
South River. ~ j.. recently freed from
the penitentiary at Trenton, where he
SERVED Il re,f+f4ftiteA fetiF-yeaF- terIa- toy
deserving his wife and running away
with Julia Bovine, a beautiful choir
singer in his church. was seen in
Philadelphia today. The former
friend who saw him declared that
Cordova is penniless and without work
and that his mind is giving way
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22
FRAUD CHARGED
To DETR0|TER
r. |. PisHloN SAID TO HAVE
"sTuNo" BERLIN. ONT.
MANUFACTURERS.

After living on the Eat OF the land
for two weeks and souandering his
money like u drunken sailor. Franklin
p Pishion. rather NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ing man OF middle age, occupies a cell
in the Windsor police station and will
be taken 10 Berlin, Ont. on charge
OF having obtained S225 on bogus
checks. His alleged victim was Nor
man Roos. president ~ the Rous Co,
OF Berlin, manufacturers OF collapsibl =
so.carts.
PisEion went 10 Berlin about two
weeks ago, introduced himself 10 Roos
as a capitalist looking for an invest
ment and presently decided &c pu,
5000 In the baby buggy business. He
showed a letter, purporting TO com
from Russell A. Alger, or Detroit, as
surfing PishioR that the $4,000 would
De NJ his disposal. Then Pishicn. be
ing short OF ready cash, asked Roos
TO Identify him al the bank and 70
act az indorser on couple OF checks
he wished to have cashed Nj Roos
readily consented hen tite-t&o
came TO Detroit TO complete the stock
deal FASHIONS lavish expenditure Of
coin aroused Roos's suspicion and ne
found, an inquiry. that Mr., Aleer was
not acquainted with the man. Pish-
Ion a=aEtes ST. fioMed.==5==s
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22
MAN s BODY FED
into THRESHER

Joseph Charron, aged 80, OF No. 70
Delisle-st., River Rouge. was instantly
killed near Chatham, Ont, Friday al
ternoon, by failing into the feeder OF
threshing machine. One OF MS legs
was torn off and the flesh ground from
his body He is survived by his
widow and several brothers and Sis
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22
1T is THAT IZZET is
NOW A BLOOMIN' BRfTON

LONDON. Aug. 22.-Izzet Pasha,
the former Turkish official and advis-
er of the sultan. who fed for his
life after the constitution was pro.
claimed. arrived here last Saturday.
He conveyed his family 10 place OF
safety peL mentioned.
Here | intend to remain" he said.
England is now my home. my coun.
try"
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22

rTR. CITY. Ut NIIAIIIAM Inak.s =
round trip from Detroit 20 Chatham
every Friday and Saturday. leaving
foot OF Randolph street at s a. m, re-
turning. leaves Chatham at D. NJ.
Fare. round trip. Toe; one way. soc One
ing at s O'Clock and on Monday AMI
"wednesday at % m. JOHN STEVEN
SON. Agent, ~. OF Randolph-st
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22
DOAN'S- KIDNEY PILLS
ssh.susc bunke pxpasu

meeting OF the Northern Ohio Re
publican clubs in Cleveland Saturday
stopped over in Detroit Friday after
noon and evening and vas In con
ference with the local leaders over
the national campaign as II witt De
run In Michigan. He spent most of
his time with Homer Warren, John b.
Whelan and Malcolm J. Mcleod. The
senator is full of confidence in the
election of the Republican ticket ma
tionally as well as In the state. In
regard to the recent fuss over posi-
BILE changes in the local internal rev
enue officers. he declared that the
over and that he understands no
changes will be made except for the
good of the service. B. s. Hanchett.
Of Grand Rapids accompanied Sena-
tor Smith.
William E. Delaney. who styles
himself 'workingmens Republican
candidate" Is cut for an aldermanic
nomination in the Fifteenth ward. He
says prospects are bright
The voice of william Jennings Bry-
in the convection hall of the Burns ho-
tel Friday evening. IT'S true that the
voice was a photographic reproduc-
ton of the Nebraskan's utterance but
Ii made big hit with the members
OF the Wayne County Bryan club who
were assembled. Red hot speeches on
the national issues-tariff, trusts and
law--roused much en-
thusiasm. II was resolved to have
another meeting Tuesday evening.
The club members will gather in the
Burns hotel and march TO a larger
hall. Among the speakers were
Judge Connolly. Frank ID. Eamans,
s. W. Burroughs, James Lee. p J. M.
Hally Francis X. Burke, Louis Tossy
and F. +. Ingram. The last named
spoke on the new constitution and
advised its adoption. A committee on
constitution and organization was Sc
lected consisting of the following:
Judge " l. Connolly Aid Louis Tos=
sy, Or. b. r. Hoyt. +. ID. Eamans and
Ben Stoudcr. This committee CON
tains two former Campau men. show
ing that differences in the party have
been largely healed.
Frank Doremus acted as chairman
OF the meeting.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22
Martin Stenes md Maggie Nagei, the
Windsor couple dMpcL into u hnke
Grand Trunk Pacific Appointments

The following appointments have
been made by the management of the
Grand Trunk Pacific railway ann
went into effect August i5s w L. Da-
Wis. passenger traffic manager. Mon.
treal: G.. T. Bell. general passenger
and ticket agent. Montreal: J. +.
Quick. general baggage agent Tor
onto,
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22

John c. Garvey, who runs a saloon
on Lafayette boulevard, is coming out
as Democratic candidate for the
council in the Sixteenth ward.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22
Try The Service.

dwelling, apartments. Fourth he
tween Hancock and Warren owner.
same. s3.5Oo.
V-rsrtt- oet-e-stef5---t --ft--%-f---4 - = y
ing cOllingWood. between W ooIWArd
-----+2..f.ei-.-e4ls4ltl s. 900
samuel Shingler, e-story frame
dwelling. 70 Fortune. owner. same
Additions.
g. liclson 20 3sg Grand
River ave. : .000.
T. . Barnes. addition TO 40 Put
san, addition to sci Warren west.
a A. Afbrecht Co. addition to Il
Elizabeth cast $500
Pag,l q kaphaL addition 20 zGo Hell
dcib9rr siaoo.j/
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22
Die Bay City division

Leave Detroit Tuesdays and Fridays Vt
10 a m. for 80. Clair. Port Huron, Leg
-tuutuu.- Poft-sH ~t&Aey- Eoeestaxv-EareA At a
vile, Harbor iieneh, Port Hope and Hay
rtfy.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22
Additions.

The man who Us always taEking
about himself never says anything
that il calculated to benefit hts fellow
man
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22

John Stevenson, a popular steam
boat man and curler, is going 10 try
to land one of the places as Re.
publican candidate for the legislature
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22

,.s.-.-,f,~ Pristsng. So fuTs and
90 seethers The plain. neat Kind, sne<
iooks right Timss rrfnts~x Co. -
John R.-st more
The Detroit times., 1908-08-22

VIM. y. Sigglns, former member
OF the legislature, Is out for a Repub
lican nomination again this year