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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-17
TALK OF The TOWN
Prineess dresses q Fitts,.

AtiASess uiesseS ~ TITUS.
Ladies' wash silk waists at sl.9s and
SOS at Abbott'a.
Ice cream and cake will b served at
the dance given BY the T. A. o. II. at
X. Of Z. hall this evening.
The Stone Industry at Bath, Maine. =
. picture of Maine's granite industry
that will interest you all, as perhaps
you viii see some Of your fellow work
ers, at the Theatormm, the place With
the goods.
While we are repairing the main line
at Sand Hill, the users 81 city water on
Perrin HILL Nelson street, Patterson
street, upper end 0f Washington street
and upper end 81 Hill street viii only
have water when the stone sheds are not
running.
Chauncey g. Harris, until recently
With the Eilbertson orchestra, wlsnes
10 announce that having secured The SER
vices Of Mrs. Perley Carr, pianist, also
a number OF other competent musicians.
lie is prepared 10 furnish orchestra for
any occasion. Tel. 444-3 or l5T-ll.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-17
CHILDREN'S BLACK CAT HOSE.

We would not pay more and then
spend an extra amount for these adys.
unless we thought that the trade was
getting more for their money
Black Cat Hose for misses in very fine
rib IN both black and tan at Csc Der
pair,
Boys Black Cat Hose III medium fine
rib for Sunday wear, coarse heavy ribbed
for hard service, both grades at 2sc
per pair
Boys Black Cat Hose have linen
spliced heels, toes and insteps, and wear
" we'll that many buy them for misses
that are hard Oh Hose They are differ.
ent from all other grades,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-17

Ladies who wear Black Cat Hose
would beyery hard 70 sell other grades.
Early IN the spring We were short of
these Hose and found II SO. They were
very decided TO have Black Cat Hose;
no other would do,
M. 600 Ladies' Black Cat Hose is yery
fine and firm, one of our best SELLERS
and equal to any Hose selling at BE,
These are Csc.
NO - is an Elastic Rib Hose, nothing
like it on tho market. This IN one of
The Hose that ladies' will not drop
once worn The iii and wear are So
good that others will not take its place.
Price, 2sc per pair.
II pays us 20 sel 4 good Hose; ii
gives you better satisfaction to wear
one.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-17
Featrre Subjects:

In the Presence Of Royalty King
Edward Of England.
Sea Birds Coionies--a beautiful nature
study.
A Tour Of Picturesque Belgium.
Life of South African Zulu
New Views of S. S. Mauretania- lar
eest and fastest In the world.
Ant Life remarkable and interest
ing study.
Uncle Sans Great Battleship Squad
ron at Hampton Roads, Va, Prior to
Departure for the Pacific.
New Views Of the Great Victoria
Falls entirely different from the series
previously presented.
The Napier Automobile Race-A
Track Event.
Many other rare and novel views.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-17
OPENING OF HALL.
Was Grand Affair at Wells River Last
Evening.

Wells River, June 1.-THE grand
opening concert and ball at the new
village hill. was held last evening I'M
der the auspices Of the Village Improve
IRent association The grand march
contained nearly 100 couples. Those ia
charge of the affair were; Floor diree-
tor. s. A. Leavitt; assistant, Earl F,
MulIiken: committee OF introduction,
Herbert Ut. Alien, Fred T.. Sargent.
Woodsville; Charles Greer. Newbury;
Louis NJ. Kimball, North HayerhilI;
Arthur G Gowing, Lisbon. A. T. Gray.
South Ryegate; Frank H. Brigham.
Bradford; Robert Davidson. Grotons H.
T. Baldwin, E. NJ. Markham, Wells
River
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-17
How To Keep Cool !

Frst-take off that hot Vests like straight Jacket hot
weather Then the uspendeyour shoulders have enough
bear with the Coat Now you're ready try Of the
Two Piece Suits and be sensby and coo dressed Here
Seges Crashes Homespuns and thin Cassmeres Every style
kink has been honored, and If you'll look the
fellow you are. Prcei Why reasonable as you know our
prices always are. $1,000 $780, $3.50 and $500 Yes
Straw Hats swell Negige Shirts thin Underwear choice
Hosiery and Neckwear. All right we'll make you look fine
well feel fine
we Usan. Press and Repair Clothng
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-17
Tool sharpeners, N0tieeI

A regular meeting Of Tool Sharpeners
No. 3 Branch. Granite Cutters Interna-
tionaI association, will be held in their
hall Nichols block, on Wednesday even
ing, June IL, 1908, at Z o'clock.
JAS. Mulch, Secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-17
BETTER THINGS.

The following are better things. Goods
that we know to be better than tho
usual rum of goods of their kinds
Economy Linen at isc pes yard we
believe to be far better for any purpose
used than any 25c grade.
Use Imported Scotch Mercerized cling
ham at half price l2Hac. We know to
be very cheap.
s2.inch sl.35 Black silk TaiYcta at
si.oo per yard Is away under Che market
value
Suesine silks at 471ac, in all colors,
are at tho price fur superior To any
other similar kind Of silk. (8eautifnl
Iin both wear and appearance.l
The Newtown bee., 1908-06-05
Long Hill.
NEWS HEREABOUTS.

Mir and Mrs Leo Gabler and son, Richard, spent the week end in Bridge port with MT and Mrs Henry Nichols.
 MT and Mrs Nathaniel Hebbard are entertaining the Misses Hebbard of New York City.
 MT and Mrs A. Rohse of New York City are guests of MT and Mrs E. H. Eastman.
 Charles Goodnow, eldest son of Mrs L. B. GoodnoW, was taken to St Vim cents hospital on Sunday suffering with swollen glands in the neck.
 Mir and Mrs Charles Hoyt and son of Bridgeport were week end guests of Mir and Mrs Louis Hoyt.
 At Methodist hall on Sunday last Rev John Haugh administered Holy Com munlon and Miss Lillian Godolphin sang during the service.
 Domini Sourtino of Bridgeport, first class barber, has opened a barber shop in the north wing of Robert Staines' store, where he will do all kinds of tonsorial work and guarantees satis- faction. He opened the shop for the first time. Wednesday.
 August Schnell has been grading Mir and Mrs George Clark's front lawn.
 Dull times but not at our store. Very busy every day and it keeps us hustling to keep up with our orders. The reason is we sell the best goods the market affords at rock bottom prices. You are sure of getting just what you order when you trade with us. The Long Hill store, w. N. Hurd, proprietor. | Miss Nellie Clark, who has been 1 spending several weeks with Mir and Mrs Samuel P. Clark, has returned to his home in Hartford.
 Mrs Charles Tissering is spending two weeks here the guest of Mrs Sam uel P. Clark.
 Mrs R. c. Toucey has had new cement walk laid from her house to Miss Mae Buckingham and Miss Eleanor Buckingham spent the week end here with their cousin, Miss Edith Hill.
 Wallace Hill, who has been away for several weeks, returned home on Tues day.
 A family named DeMutchoff from Bridgeport have rented Edward Jack sons house, formerly the Sage home stead.
 The play "A Country School, which was given at the Methodist Hall early in May, will be repeated this (Friday) evening at the same place and by the same cast.
 Mrs c. D. Judd of Bridgeport spent several days recently with her mother, Mrs John Tyrrell.
 Mir and Mrs William Honan and children of Bridgeport spent the holi- day and Sunday with their father, Michael Honan.
 Elester Patchen has moved his fam fly to Lakeville, where they will make their home.
 Walworth Stetson of New York City spent several days, last week, at his studio here.
 Mrs Cornelia s. Tomlinson has op- ened ladies' and gentlemen's quick lunch and restaurant at 876-SS2, Main street, Bridgeport, just below State street. Regular dinner at 25c.
The Newtown bee., 1908-06-05
Huntington.
WHITE HILLS.

Mrs Clark Beardsley and daughter, Susie, spent Memorial day in North ampton.
 Mrs Thomas Cranwell has returned to Oxford after short visit with her daughter, Mrs F. c. Nichols.
 Miss Jennie Hill visited friends in Madison over Decoration day.
 Miss Helen Jones was the guest of Miss Fannie Beckford at Northampton part of last week.
 An enjoyable family reunion was held at She home of Alex Shand, last week, the first in 38 years.
 The Derby C. E. union will hold a meeting at the Baptist church OH Mon- day evening. June l5. All are cordial ly invited to be present.
 Mir and Mrs Lewis Hatch visited the latter's mother. Mrs Dimon, over Sun day.
The Newtown bee., 1908-06-05
WASHINGTON.

Peter Vercellini and family have re- turned to Italy. He says "No good' times here.
 Mrs M. c. Ford enjoyed a trip to Ansonia, last week.
 Fred Hannon of Watertown passed a day fishing with T. D. Hannon.
 Mrs Cora Wedge of Danbury passed one night, recently, with her mother, Mrs E. c. McHan.
The Newtown bee., 1908-06-05
Bethey.
PERSONAL JOTTINGS.

TEhOONAL JOl lNOO.
 Miss Adele Knight of New York, who has been travelling through the West and Canada during the past six months, is visiting Miss Edna Hobby at Rosedale, Elmwood district.
 Mir and Mrs John R. Bain of New York City were guests over Decora- tion day and Sunday of MT and Mrs Will liam s. Bain on Prospect street.
 w. F. Hoyt spent a few days, last week, in Middlebury, with his brother, Edmond B. Hoyt, who is quite poorly.
 w. F. Hoyt of Wolf Pits is doing jury duty in Bridgeport, this week.
 Charles Johnson of Arlington, N. J.. who purchased the Mason place in Wolf Pits. is now nicely settled there with his family.
The Newtown bee., 1908-06-05
Easton.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
 NOTES.

Npi Eos
 Rev Mir Maddox was engaged as act ing pastor at the Congregational church, Sunday. The Congregational church has received an invitation to attend the ordination of Rev w. l. Maurer at the West End Congregation al church in Bridgeport. s. B. Tur- ney, was appointed delegate.
 Mrs J. II. Candee. Misses Hazel Sherwood and Mary Gillette were chosen committee for Children's day. Miss Fannie Perry of Shelton spent Memorial day with Miss A. r. Seeley. Mrs Annie M. Silliman of Bridgeport was q guest at F. E. Silllman's over Sunday.
 The Grange orchestra held a rehears- al Thursday evening at the hall.
 MT Barnes of New York is visiting at F. E. Silliman's.
 Mir and Mrs,J. c. Beard and sons of Shelton spent Memorial day at Mrs Emily Turney's.
 MT and Mrs E. D. Gillette enter tained Mir and Mrs G. Kellogg and MT and Mrs Bulkley, Sunday.
 The next regular meeting of the Grange will be held Tuesday evening, June g. There will be a musical pro- gram.
The Newtown bee., 1908-06-05
Bridsewater.

MT and Mrs H. w. Treat attended Masters night at Webotuck Grange, Friday, May 22.
 Rev H. A. Davenport and H. w. Treat were delegates from Bridge water to the installation services of Rev George H. Johnson at New Mil ford, Wednesday. May 26.
The Newtown bee., 1908-06-05
Nichols
LOCAL HAPPENINGS OF NOTE.

Rev MT McDermott has returned from Baltimore, where he attended the conference.
 The Methodist church Sunday school are preparing for concert which will be held on the third Sunday of June.
 Mrs William Wellington is sick and Dr Roberts of Bridgeport attends her.
 Howard B. Curtis has beeno the jury in Bridgeport for the last two weeks.
 Miss Amelia Murr, who has been spending several months at Paxville, s. C., with Mrs Harvey Curtis, is ex- pected home the last of the week. She visited at Washington, D. C. on her way home.
The Newtown bee., 1908-06-05
Stevenson
ITEMS UF INTEREST.

E. N. French spent Decoration day with his mother and brother in this place.
 Miss Goldie Owens. George Owens and Harry Andrews spent Decoration day with friends at Rye Beach, N. Y.
 Mrs Zilpha Bradley and Miss Bessie Treadwell were guests of Mrs Howard Stevens in Orange, Decoration day.
 Mrs Amanda Stowe has been visiting for few days with Southbury friends.
The Newtown bee., 1908-06-05

When driving into New Milford to trade, the sheds at the store of Ackley, Hatch & Marsh will be found conyen- tent, while this firms large stock of groceries, meat and feed will be found attractive to economical buyers.
The Newtown bee., 1908-06-05

Just received new line of mems Douglass shoe in patent colt and vica kid, button or lace. None better on the market. Prices from $2 to S3.5O. -[Sandy Hook Shoe store.
The Newtown bee., 1908-06-05

The best way to get what you want, or to get lrid' of what you don't want, Is to use The Bees advertising columns. Try the "sm III" ads : Ic . word, one week.
The Newtown bee., 1908-06-05

FIGURED LAWNS, 5. 12a and 15c a yard. at French's, Bethel.
The Newtown bee., 1908-06-05

in your soda, straight by itself or as a sundae with crushed fruit is a speciality of ours. English's drug store, Bethel.
The Newtown bee., 1908-06-05

For low prices on grain call at B. Hawley & Co.'S wholesale branch, Step ney Depot.
The Newtown bee., 1908-06-05

SUMMER GINGHAMS, the best quality, 12ac yard, at French's, Bethel.
The Newtown bee., 1908-06-05
TOmlinsOn's Quick Lunch &Restaurant

s76-Ss2Main St.. Just below State.
 Bridgeport, Ct. Homemade cooking that will please you.
 Give us a call when in the city. Regular Dinner 25c.
The Newtown bee., 1908-06-05
Bedding.
FIGURED LAWNS

5, 12a and 15c yard, at French's, Bethel.
The Newtown bee., 1908-06-05
SUMMER GINGHAMS,
ICE CREAM

the best quality, 12sc a yard, al French's, Bethel.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-04

.;,s,.,,E ARMS y.

8 AcREs-1-N.ar z1Iirst.iL =! ~ 1r
from electric line, sm1Dx X4D
schools Good house with, b14em4H4
basement bern. corn GRIP; bukxx 49,
40 ACRES--in. Ohio. miles kroiQ
NapoIeon--mostiy black loan, Al NJ
der cmtivation. no Woete j1oo< ~
room house. horse stable. granorX>
sr. With hot water s sysssm. III
farm II y mile from school WIN
trade sae Tor lily slsy ps9psrty; ~ 49, ......
S Ssnss .a for sssIn o. sssc. ses
cement floors and basement siho. a.
Iaont carriage and tool house, new
hog house with cement Aoors
large chicken house with cement
timber. including beech, maple. eliza
and some choice oak; $50 apple tre<G.
some cherries. pears and piumn-
Would consider some trade. $1,000
House, barn. icehouse.. chicken houoes
10 acres cleared. 10 acres cut and
ready for bushing. some timber. tam Y
arack. pine. cedar. hemlock- ash. noft
maple and somo oak and pine
400 Aches Emmei county--iv{giii
land; good title. free and clear. $500
so AcRES--ii miles from detroit
- -Fvvh Iousrf udfu SVN4V Nu0 .OkX0T
oqtbuiidings, acres orchard, s acres
40 ACREs-is miles from DttrojS
mile from electric car line-~NeW ~
room house. Well painted. barn 30x
90; small orchard: good fences 33.1to
40 ACRES--Wayne county, room
house with new cellar. barn 32x43.
large poultry house, tool sheds, 2
hog pens. and woodshed. good
wells; 80 acres workiand, acres
timber, good fences; price. ", Zoe
VIII consider $500 as first payment.
l house of II rooms, colonial style:
1 house OF rooms. barn and hen
house: some fruit: would consider
trade .t............. ......s. $4,000
Send for booklet containing COO farms.
FARM HEADQUARTERS.
CHAS. d. FISKE,
Tl2-H Chamber Of Commerce..
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OLIVER IL. LAU. IA. ID.
GEORGE q. GORDON ~ ID.
DAILY CLINIC
For alcohol and other druS diseases
Consultation by appointment. TelG-
phone III 90. or = TJTU- =. s1s=f-
DIED.

DIED.
BRUGImPaa! L, BFugh, ii ,,.,s Milw sn,,.n
Grace Reformed church, Monday,
April Q. at 10 a. m.
GEL.LER--April 3, Francis .Geiler, In
FAINT son OF Anthony and Isouisa'dei-
Ter. Funeral from residence. lii4
Concord ave, Monday morning, April
q. at o'clock. standard time.
FEI.LMAN--Fraucis j.. aged o.. at res
idence. 100 Horton-ave. Notice OF
funeral hereafter.
IlOPP-At Harper hospital, April s.
1905, Fred Hopp. aged ~ years, be-
Hopp. and brother OF Mrs William
Bradke Mrs. Julius L.entz. Emil and
Ernest Hoop. Mrs. Pred Bletl. otto
and Alma Hopp. Funeral Monday,
$50 y. m, from parents residence.
Van Dyke-ave. interment at Forest
Lawn cemetery.
McGREGoR-Apfil 2. az, his late resi-,
husband OF Mrs. CLARA Tucker Me-
Oregon, and brother OF James W. Me-
Gregor Notice OF funeral later.
McGuIRF,--Apri 3, 1905 at her home.
aI5 Orleans-st st. Marguerite Mcclure.
beloved mother OF Mrs Marguerite
naugh. John ~; Peter and and Pau, y
Charlotte courtalne and Mrs Horace
Rocks Funeral Monday at D. IN.
from residence.
PLt'MLEY April Q. 1908. at residence
OF her niece, Mrs. w. g. Homer. 3y5
sister OF MaTy M~ieSlrdon. Funeral
from residence MondSf>ssksr noon.
RArFERTY--Aprii ?. 1NNA rest
dence. ss2 seventeenth >YN<ward.
beloved son OF Mr.. and Mrs->ANliam
Rafferty,. age ~ years. Notice OF fu-
neral later
WARREN--Aprll g. Sarah A.. widow OF
the late Edward Warren and mother
OF Mrs. Gertrude T. Brennan. and
Walter !. Warren, and sister OF Mrs.
Nellie Donovan. Funeral from resi-
i Ing at $50. and to Holy Trinity
church at 3.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-04
ZeigenC
Company
oricS 7is-72l Majestic Bldg. Money
and plans furnished IL necessary.
WILL BUILD FOR YOU.

GREENWOOD, NEAR BALTIMORE, .
ROOMS. GAS, BATH AND BARN; 81. :
500: EASY PAYMENTS.
BALTIMORE, NEAR GREEN
WOOD. COTTAGE. h,7oo; EASY
f4 ala1.TiMoRE w. NEARNsEcoNp,
RoOMSA BATH AND CELIAAk.
WILL TRADE FOR FARM.
HANCOCK. NEAR BEAUBIEN, 3
ROOMS STEAM HEAT. FINE CON
DfTION, $500; WILL EXCHANGE
FOR CHEAPER house IN NORTH
WAS" i.1snf HEDS NEAR WARREN. NEW
NCOTTAGE. ROOMS, $500. $500
ALICE. NEAR cHENE. GROOM
COTTAGE, 1850; EASY PAYMENTS.
DRAGON, NEAR. FORT, GROOM
COTTAGE. RENTS FOR $40 AND
i. WILL SELL FOR s1.lO0.
BF;AftSFORD. NEAR JOHN r.. !
ROOMS. $500: EASY PAYMENTS
ffOWARD-ST-. Bf;ARBpt,N, MICH
IGANy s-ROOM COTTAGE TO EX<
CHANGE FOR DETRolT PROP
REED-pr.. NEAR GREENWOOD. $
I ROOMS. $1,000. EASY PAYMENTS
or Will EXCHANGE FOR NOTION
w W. BENNETT.
49,. 126s MAJESTIC BLDG.
BOTH PHONES
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-04

Cottage on Twenty-ffth FOR larger
cottaee on Calumet for house west OF
Twclfth-st.
Small house on Kirby west. vacant. for
equity.
Double on Linden. good lot on east side.
Vacant on VlNEWOOD. NEAR LAFAl- :
ETTE, for house ~. Woodward
Cottage on GRAND RIVER. for 2-fam-
lily fat
Double on FIELD. vacant for equity.
Modern s-room cottage on Third. for
store In suburbs.
Lot near THIRTIETH AND MICHIGAN
for small house.
Vacant on ~ WOODWARD for house
west side
Block OF IS lots for improved
Lot on EUCLID for 2-family. North
Woodward. =
Double on CoMMoNwEALTH. $500.
Z, vacant for part
Cheap lots for equity in IS feet, near
WARREN and AVERY.
Vacant on II. HANCOCK, for house ".
OF Forest.
House near GRAND RIVER and -FOUR
TENTH $500, some vacant
Modern large cottage near Woodward
for home ~. Woodward
Cottage vacant. n. W., for 2-family
fiat
CITY & SUBURBAN HOMES co, LTD,
81 STATE-ST.
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,FurnIshet Rooming Houses.

>FuIillSncu NOOiillliS IloNSCS.
winder.. 10 rooms. steam heat. $500
Howard, - rooms. rent s55. income
sl25; $500.
Henry at. IL rooms, steam heat. $3.50
Elizabeth. 20 rooms. furnished COM
plete. $3.50: " cash.
Washington RlVb.. IA rooms, tran
silent. $1,000.
lne#FtA-ape.r Hei4t ssaaer furnished good,
500
Sibley, fine house. steam heat, $3.50
Park -pl., ~ rooms Il cash. $500.
Highest. II rooms. modern, $3.50.
Highest. cor. Woodward. II rooms,
steam heat. velvet carpets, furniture
mahogany and bidseye maple: good
lease. This Is a swell house. $500
Baglcy-ave.. is rooms, furnished
good: always filed with roomers
We can sell you this $4,000 house,
IL sold at once, for $1,000.
We can show you more clean
cut propositions In Detroit than all
the rest OF the agents combined.
And we VIII guarantee TO save you
from 500 10 $500 on any business
proposition In Detroit. The growth
OF our business proves that some
people appreciate honest dealing.
No charges made TO the buyer un-
der any condition. Let us show YOU
our large exclusive lists
PATRICK & ALDRICH,
NJ. 323s. 6S Home Bank Bldg.
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CHRISTIAN sCIENcE--First Church OF
Christ, Scientist. A,eNandrine-ave,
west near Woodward. Morning,
1880; evening, 7;a0. subject. Tn
reality" Wednesday evening meet
ing, 1;s5. Reading room. lis Broad
day. Omen, FROM 10 to- 3.
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ron ssle-srsrpes~sa vsornatr,

This modern. 2-famiiy apartment Will
be built at a very reasonable hgurc
In any part OF the city by
A. A. McVicar & Co., Contractors
coo Cameron Ave. Tel. n. 1891
Phone, call or write.
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AVE pREsnYrERIAN

JEFFERSON-AvE PRESBYTERIAN
church--Cor. Rivard pastor,-Rev. A.
II. Barr. Public Worship with SER
mon. IL a. M. and 1870 D. IN. Morn
irg. a Principle Applied Even
ing, Stainers oratorio, The Cruel
axiom" ~ selected voices under Dr.
Greusel. illustrated by Ia master
pieces (stercopticon). organ recital,
T.lO To 1850, by Mr. Renwick. All are
cordially invited,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-04

FORT ST. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
opposite Union station. The Rev.
Edward IA. Pence, -. d.. pastor. Ser
jvct. The Desire 20 Live" Evening
subject Power Within: Life With
out" The public IL cordially invited,
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EXCHANGE

COMMONWEALTH. near Hudson, 3
rooms, bath and cellar. $500. will
exchange for good cottage.
PUTNAM. near Maybury. 6 rooms. gas.
bath. and cellar. s2.i00; will take lot
as part pay.
COAfAfONN E.ALTH. near Warren new
brick 7-house terrace;> will take good
vacant or good farm In exchange for
part
WESSON. near Toledo. good s-room
ment.
NEW double brick. near Warren and
Trumbull. strictly modern. rents for
$50 per month: Will take some va
cant.
Lambrecht, Kelly & Co.,
90 GRISWOLD-S ST.
BOTH PHONES: NJ. 3i5: CITY 31S.
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tFftt5f NJ II rs A & ~
In Detroit. Rev. q, G.. Atkins, ID. ID,
MINISTER. 1880 incoming service with
sermon. morning theme, The Great
est Beauty I'm the World" 1880, adj
dress. with theme, Tfhe Judgment
Hall OF PLATE"
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FIRST PpESbYTERlAN CHURCH.
Rev. John ~ Boyd. ID. d., pastor, Will
preach both morning and evening.
Morning subject. The Man Christ IL
searching for Evening subject. ''ite-
ligion "A Friendship ~
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ursrNrss orroar cNlrlrs.

~ ~ ss4s--ksIfssrh ss,f.s hat3asnss;.,, W.. :
fotef--is shaping ROOMS. hot ana
cold water, Furnace. dining room;
81. eco.
IIoteI-2a rooms. hot water heat.
downtown; price $1,000.
HoteI--Near tho depot IL, rooms,
steam heat. baths: good lease
part cash, price $1,000.
Hotel--Near Masonic Temple, ls
rooms steam heat. fine brick buildx
ing. rent $50. Income about $3Ot
month. price $1,000.
Hotel--3( rooms, near the city hall;
Eve yeay' lease. on terms 10 suit the
fHf1t-isAso.sr- 8 ta,4.l t.le.-.ss pack and
Woodward @ve.. elegant brick
building, steam heat; Furnished ex-
traordinapy good. catering 90 coTn-
merc1al and European trade. lease
years: price $500. terms n cash.
The above hotels are all located In
Detroit and when we say, they are
good bargains and worth the money,
you can make UP your mind that that
Is fact.
PATRICK & ALDRICH.
NJ. $3.50. ss Home Bank Bldg.
BILLIARD ana pool tables. soda fonn.
Marsh ~ 40. Farmer-sc-
turing and shop district; Invoices
$500, immediate possession. n, box
so. Detroit Times.
HAVE several working formuiaes. good
money makers for mail order bust
ness. TO exchange for typewriter,
desk. or what have you? Address IL,
box 8, Detroit Times. --l6y
PIANO--lligh grade, upright Will ex-
change for equity In cottage or va
cant lot. Address c, box IA. Detroit
Times. Ito
TWO AND ONE-IIALF ACRES or land,
free and clear. located In Michigan
City, Fla. value 5000 to exchange Tor
merchandise. summer cottage IN
Michigan. or make me an offer. Az
dress Is box 6. Detroit Times. --isy
THOROuGHBRED SCOTCH COLLIE
DOG-Wanted. a thoroughbred male
Scotch collie dog. prefer one from
farm: price must be reasonable. Adj
dress G. box s. Detroit Times.
SQI.ls-RIGIlT- aad-patent- nf PcIfume
Nepding Machine: only Ole OF Its
kind. Territorial rights alone worth
5000: will exchange Tor sail boat.
summer cottage. vacant lot. eff1ce
furniture or what have your Address
r. box 7. Detroit Times ---lBD