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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-30
Pierced brass
 fancy articles.

With real ease, fancy ar ticles of much taste and beauty are ..Iade of pierced brass. It does not require special skill; the defs fingers or a woman quickly accus- tom themselves to the work and the work is done with astonishing speed. Outfits are simple and not expensive. The main inn plements are thumb tacks to hold the sheets of thin brass in place and steel piercers to make the tiny holes that serve to bring the pattern out in relief. Fringe of brass or glass is used to trim some of the articles with and brass fasteners hold them firmly in place.
 Many patterns, all stamp ed and ready for piercing are ready in
 candle shades
 fern dishes
 pen trays
 letter racks
 lamp shades
 picture frames
 whisk-broom holders
 lanterns
 trays.
 at 25c to $1.50
 Third floor
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-30
REAL, ESTATE TRANSFERS.

wflbert Sanford has sold to Julius Boles building lot with 40 foot front age in Cleveland avenue
 Charlotte Turner has purchased from Catherine Wade building lot with S1 foot frontage in Hawley avenue.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-30
PRORATE CoURr.

An inventory of the estate of the late John Giniter. returned to the Probate court today. shows personal prop>rtv rzaissad at 0- 2o0 2k
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-30

winter finds out what summer lays up.-Anderson-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-19
NEW JOB FOR BAREFOOT.
viii AppraIse Values Of D. U. r. Fran
chIses.

Engineer Frederick T Bancroft who
has been conducting the physical a7-
praisal OF the n. u. r. property, Will
also take up the appraisal Of franchise
values after his other work Is finish
ed He will do the organizing and lay
out a system for the work, experts be-
ing employed to make the estimates.
In calculating the franchise values or
the three-cent lines. the five-cenr ines
where franchises have not expired. and
the perpetual franchise stub ends.
not only the physical appraisal. but the
data secured by Accountant w. ID.
Gridley from the ID. u. Il. books as 10
operating expenses and returns will
be utilized.
II had been thought at tho star. that
Gridley would be given the Job Of cal
culGting franchise values, bat II is I'M
derstood that a number OF the mem
hers OF the Committee of Fifty have
gained the impression that Gridley has
been too easy" in going over the ID.
u. r. looks, following lines laid down
which die not uncover all the facts.
Engineer Bancroft spent Friday with
y party OF engineers and car experts
I'm visiting the various ID. U. II. barns
and bower houses and checking up
items which hal not previously been
MT on his books. He will finish this
nm. Sunday night, and will thcn get
hnsv on the matter of overhead equip
mont
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-19
WHEN YOUR BACK ACHES

A bad back turns every twenty-four
hours into one dull round Of pain and
misery--you are lame in the morning.
nagged all day by dull. throbbins
backache. can't rest In the evening or
sleep well at night. II hurts TO bend
over. straighten up. get up from
chair, or lift even a light weight.
Any sudden twist. turn or awkward
movement sends tearing twinge OF
pain through the weak spot.
Backache is really kldney.ache
The kidneys are In the small of the
back. and any pain there is enough
cause 10 suspect your kidneys. II
the urine Is discolored. contains sandy
sediment. or passes too frequently.
then you have double proof.
Keep the kidneys well and the kid
neys will keep you we'll. Well kid
neys filter the blood and keep 1t pure
Diseased kidneys only partly purify
the blood. Neglect weak kidneys
and you invite uric acid poisoning.
gravel. stone in the kidney. rheuma-
tism. heart trouble. diabetes, Bright's
disease, and a long list Of other seri-
GUS disorders now recognized as hav'
ing their cause In kidney weakness.
At the first sign Of backache or uri
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-19
CITY OWNERSHIP
PLAN OUTLINED
Citizens Fifty" Will Prepare Char
ter Amendments Necessary to Au-
thOrize Public Operation of Lines.

complete and workable plan OF
municipal operation OF street railways
I'm Detroit was outlined in the repor,
of the legal committee of the Citizens
Municipal Ownership committee, read
and adopted In a meeting of the latter
body Friday night
Under the new constitution ana
home rule bill. Detroit has power 10
purchase and operate its street rail-
way system. with a favorable vote OF
the people. and may Issue bonds to the
value OF TWO per cent OF the city's as.
sessed valuation in partial payment
for the system, other bonds being Is
sued against the value Of the properly
only. The report advocates a five-men
commission, elected by the people. To
govern the street railway system.
To inaueurate the movement toward
actually securing municipal ownership.
the legal committee will draw up
charter amendments. empowering the
city TO buy and operate the lines, ana
will request the council 10 have them
submitted to popular vote at special
election. This legal committee con-
sists OF George William Moore. Isaac
n. Payne. Henry C. l.. Forler, stephen
ID. Williams and George II. Klein.
The report does not mention any
rate OF fare as being best under muni-
cipal ownership but states that tho
fare should be sufficient 10 pay fo-
operating expenses. taxes, fixed charg-
es, depreciation. improvements and
sinking fund to retire the bonds within
On yaarz
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-19
SIXTY LAWYERS GRADUATE.
Large Audience Attends D. c. l.. COM
mencemcnt Exercises.

The much coveted sheepskin was
presented to a class of 90 graduates
OF the Detroit College OF Law in the
Detroit Opera house Friday afternoon
by Dean Philip T. Van Zile. In the
presence OF a large gathering OF
friends OF the embryo attorneys. Miss
Frances Kehoe Meusch is the only wo'
man graduate. The members OF the
class follow:
Alpert. Daniel Joseph; Ashursr,
Charles c.; Brown, John r; Buchan-
an. Archie j.: Burleigh, Andrew
Faulk: Caldwell. John Campbell VIII
liam K. Chawke. Thomas F.; Conn
Louis Cousino. Albert Dreifuss.
Maurice; Everson. Ray; Gittins. Clar'
ence e: Goldman. Bernard; Green
berg. Herman H; Hearn, Mark w;
Hersch, Alvin D.; Hooper, John Gar
field; Hoxie. Herbert w; Jameson
Thomas A.. Kemnitz. William IL;
Keusch. Frances Kehoe; Lamphere'
Allen Lyle: Lee, James Henderson;
Leffingwell. Ben d; Leibrand. Gottloo
c.. McClintock. Wesley D.; McCrory.
Earl Wayne; Martin, Frank A, Mas
ter. Chester Deeton; Messimer. Harry
william: Milllgan, Harry c.: Minock,
Edward j.: Mistersky, Emil A; Mont
gomery, William A.: Paters on, p. Fra
ser; Payne. Francis NJ; Quinn, Stan
lev E; Rhodes, Arthur W.: Richard
son Hilton V: Rommeck, Frank c.;
RYAN Daniel j.: Sanford. Della b.:
Sayres. William Seaman. Jr.: Schopp.
Frederick A.: Schultz. Harvey a.;
Seely, Clark Chester: Shelley. Claud
H: sherman. Albert E.; Snowdon.
Harry H.: stevens, Claude H.; Stie-
Ter. Ernest c.; Stolte. Otto j.; Stone.
Harry Manley: Yelick, Harry Alex
andcr. Weadock. Paul; Wells, Ray
mond B.: Wilson. Harold p; Wilson.
Tohn C.. Yelland Glenn c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-19

II. A. Oraul. SIS Vermont Ave-. De-
troit. Mich. says: About ten ysars aec
ney trouble. My back was 90 lame ana
painful that I was hardly able TO do
my " DIRK and my entire system was run
down. Knowing my Kidneys to be dis
pills highly spoken OF. procured =
box At Gray q worcestsr's drug store
had used them but q few days whom :
when I had finished the contents Of
three boxes. I was we'll tsld Of my
experience with Doan's Kidney Pills a
ffrm what I then said The benefit
derived has been lasting"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-19
ALL Is READY Fun
BIG CONVENTION
Local Real Estate Dealers Will En-
terrain on Big Scale When National
Association Comes Here.
LIE the fun begin!

lie the fun begin!
All is In readiness for the National
Real Estate convention to be held IN
Detroit hext Wednesday. Thursday
and Friday. The new steamer Wau-
keta Is in perfect trim for the boat
ride. Thursday; the committee In
charge of the automobile ride, Friday,
has It's plans well In hand and the
feast that has been arranged for FRI
day night, In the Hotel Cadillac,
through the efforts OF Walter Woolley,
promises to be one OF the finest ever.
The local real estate board has done
itself proud In planning for the en-
tertainment OF It's guests and no ex.
pense has been spared TO make the
affair n success in every particular.
The various committees have given
much of their time to working out
the details, even To the neglect OF
business in some instances, but the
real estate men are determined that
there shall be no hitch anywhere IL
1t can possibly be avoided.
But 1t will not be all fun. Several
business sessions are scheduled to be
held In the Cadillac, at which a num-
ber OF important questions are 20 be
discussed by men well versed in such
matters. Mr.. Harmon, OF Wood, Har-
mon & Co, will be one OF the prin-
cipal speakers.
AT the banquet, Friday night, ad-
dresses will be made by Joseph +.
Day. president of the New York Real
Estate Brokers exchange, on New
York and the East" Attorney Clyde
l. Webster The Real Estate" Gov.
Warner, Mayor Breitmeyer, Retiring
President A. "A. Fredericks. OF st.
Louis; w. A. c. Cowles. OF Cleveland;
A. C. Halsey, OF Chicago; Judge AL
fred J. Murphy and others, including
the new president. l.. f. Wise, presi-
dent OF the Detroit Real Estate board,
will preside as postmaster. Rev. S.
S. Marquis will deliver the invoca-
ton.
The local dealers are booming W.
w Hannah for the next presidency OF
the national association, and with
good prospects Of success. for Mr.
Hannah is well known In real estate
circles throughout the country and
has been an active figure in the ma
tlOndl dSSOCldllOu slilte llS OIedulZd-
ton.
The personnel OF the committee in
charge OF the entertainment OF visit
ing ladies' is sufficient guaranty that
the latter will be well taken care Of.
Mrs Homer Warren is chairman. The
other members are: Mrs. w. w. Han
nan, Mrs. VIM. II. IrvilA, Mrs. Lester
f. Wise, Mrs Edwin |. Simpson, Mrs.
John Tigchon, Mrs. Robert NJ. Grind
ley. Mrs. John |. Turnbull. Mrs. Max
Brock, Mrs. George T. Bader, Mrs.
Frank II. Bessenger. Mrs. A. A. Moore,
Mrs. Edwin Il. Wall and Mrs. John S.
Goodrich.
The chairman OF the dealers COM
mittees are as follows: Entertain
ment, Robert NJ. Grindley; finance, w.
w. Hannah, speakers, r. c. Van
Husan; press. John II. Tigchon;
badges. f. A. Leveley; transportation,
Max Brock; banquet. Walter Wool
ley; automobiles, A. V. Rothwell.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-19

nary d1sorters. give tho kidAsys qu1ce'
help. not with plasters. llnimsntA NJ
any other outside appIicat1sas. ~
with q spectal ktdnsy medieine-
The simpiest and most affective.
remedy for sick Kidneys r. DoapD
Kidney Pills. II there II weaknesas
congestion, Inflammation or soreness,
Deans Kidney Pills quickly relieve u.
They gently stimulate. tone and
strengthen sick Kidneys. drive away
backache, rheumatic pain and disxi-
ness, clear up and regulate the urine.
and restore a perfect fiterfpg Of tina
blood Best OF all. this relief 10 pes.
manent-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-19
FOR CHARITY.
Military Tournament at Toledo Not To
Be Money Making Enterprise.

In order to secure for Toledo the
most. remarkable military spectacle
ever seen in America, the Toledo
Chamber of Commerce has agreed to
I've responsible for the extraordinary
expenses incurred in taking 5000 reg
ular army soldiers to that city. This
il does without expectation Of profit.
for any surplus received will go TO
the charity known as the Regular
Army Relief.
The tournament will last all OF the
week beginning July 4th. a varied
program has been arranged, so that
there will be almost no repetition of
acts. Low excursion rates will be in
force every day.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-19
and Kerchevai: owner. VIM. r. Ander,

and Kerchevai; owner. VIM. r. Ander-
son: $4,000.
Same, 2-story fr dwelling. e. $.
Oneida. bet. Jefferson and kerchevai;
owner, Van Husan Co, Ltd. $4,000.
Frank f. Matthews. 3-story brick
dwelling, n. s. Kirby. bet. Beaubien and
ST. Antoine. owner. same $4,000.
Same. two 2-story fr. dwellings. W. 8.
18TH bet. McGraw and Marquette; own
er, same. $4,000.
Same two 2-story fr. dwellings. e. s.
Stanton. bet McGraw and Marquette;
owner. same, $4,000.
Same two 2-story fr. dwellings. ". 8.
Stanton, bet. McGraw and Marquette
owner, same. $4,000.
Same. 2-story fr dwelling, G. s. LIN
wood, bet. McGraw and Marquette;
owner, same. $500
Daniel l.. Colwell two y story fr.
dwellings. o. 8. Goodwin bet Holbrook
and Westminster; owner, same. $4,000.
Same. two l y story fr. dwellings. w.
3. Goodwin. bet Lynn and Caniff; own
er, same, $4,000.
McEEhill Bros. 1-story brick barn. n.
9. State, bet. First and Second; owner,
DR.. Keane. $4,000.
Additions.
Catherine Rossbach. add. TO 5o7 De-
quindre. $500.
Edward Marx. add to 70 Alexandrine
east $4,000
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-19
Women Who Are Envied.

Those attractive women who are
lovely in face. form and temper are
the envy Of many. who might be like
them. A weak. sickly woman will be
nervous and irritable. Constipation
or Kidney poisons show in pimples.
blotches. skin eruptions and wretch
ed complexion. For all such, Electric
Bitters work wonders. They regulate
Stomach. Liver and Kidneys. purify
the blood; give strong nerves. bright
eyes. pure breath. smooth velveiy
skin. lovely complexion. Many charm
ing women owe their health and beau
ty to them. At f. G. Kinsel Central
Drug Co. and Gray & Worcester.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-19
RIrII.DING PERMITS.

j. w. Carl. 2-story brick ven. dwell
ing, W. 3. Casgrain. bet. Fort ana La
II. w. Mcintyre 2-story fr. dwelling,
n. q. Steward. bet. Third and Hamilton
owner, w J. Sexton, $4,000.
Fred Sievert. 2-stoIy fr. dwelling. w.
s. Fischer. bet. Medbury and Lambert;
owner. j. W. Thompson. siEsae
Same. 2-story fr. dwelling. bet. Med
bury and Lambert; owner Charles L.
same. 2-story ,fr. dwelling. g. $.
Fischer. bet Medbury and Lambert;
owner. Charles l.. Messmore. $1,000.
Finlay & Morehouse, 2-story brick
dwelling. 1i01 Cass: owner. II. 5. Ayers,
$4,250.
Same. 2-story brick ven. dwelling,
2ss5 Boulevard W., owner. John II.
L. ]. German. two 2-story brick ven.
dwellings. 109-1i5 Pallister: owner. F.
J.. Patten. $4,000.
ing 205 Chandler; owner. Jessie Liv-
ingstone. $4,000.
Z. f. Dlericks. two c-story fr. dwell
ings. 59-69 Beals: owner. same. $4,000.
1883 Mack: owner. Louis Oldani, 1885.
Il. F.. Hartford. Ia story n. dwell
ing. 1879 Goodwin; owner. same, sl,5OO.
Harry III. stowe, 2-story brick ven.
and John r.; owner, Mary Montgom-
cry: $1,000.
Same. 2-story ven. store and dwell
ing. @. s. Oakland. bet. Woodward and
city limits. owner. sylvester Porter;
$4,000
John Zimmerman. 2-story- r.. dwell,
eng W. e. Fischer, bet S.offat and
Chaplin; owner. aame. 1900.
Same. story fr. dwelling, o. g. Vine
wood. bet. Nisger and Nail. owner.
Walter Demske. $1,000.
j. T. Mclean a. Sons. --story fr.
dwelling, q. $. Seyburn. bet. Gratiot and
Warren; owner. Harry L. Koppin 81
600
j. J. Kudron, II story Il dwelling.
n. g. Norton. bet. Junction and Wesson;
owner same, Sl.450.
w. : Nivier, ~ story brick dwell
ing. n. O. cor. Jefferson and lroquois (;
owner, Sherman Dcrew. SIS. $500.
J. j. Ksdron. two ". STORY fr. dwell
ings. s4-6s Gilbert, owner, JOS Liver
nois $4,000
w. S. Vivier. 2-story brick garage and
dwelling. n. O. cor Jefferson and Tro-
quois: owner. sherman Depew. $500.
Thos. r.. Currie. | u STORY fr ven.
dwelling. W. $. Montclair. bet Jefferson
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-19
REAL ESTATE


harmon-ave. for w w. Bennett to
Geo. A. Erskine. $4,000.
Homer Warren Co. report the fol-
lowing sales:
House and lot on the east side OF
Wabash-ave.. between Piquette anu
Marquette. lot 30x 1875 IT,, for Chas.
Kellogg to- John Gates. price $l700.
house and lot on the west side of FIJI
feminist. between Butternut and Ash.
sts., lot 35 x ITO. for A. l.. Malott to
Edw. r. Schmalzreidt, for $4,000,
house and lot on the north side of
Erskine-st.. between Woodward and
John r., lot 50x140 feet, sold for the
st. Paul's church to Frank Walters. on
private terms. valued at $4,000.
The Gerard Stormfeltz-LOvely Co. re-
port the following sales for the past
week:
Cass Farm Subdivision-Lot on tho
south side OF Ferry-ave., between Sec
ond and Third, s1,s52.S8. La Sale
Gardens subdivision-Lot and a half
on the north side OF LaSalle Gardens
North, between fourteenth and La
Salle-blvd.. $2.37S.70: lot on south side
of Lothrop-ave.. between LaSalle-blvd.
and Eighteenth-st. 5000; lot on north
side Of LaMotte-ave.. between Four
teenth and LaSalle-blvd.. 1915. Wood
ward Park subdivision-Lot on the
south side OF Edison-ave., between
Third and Hamilton, $1,000; lot on
south side of Glynn-ct.. between Third
and Hamilton, 800 Boulevard Park
"A tutc ~
win-ave, between Goethe and Charlie
voix, s775.
Sold for Bryant Walker to Ralph G.
Mitter. lot, corner Mckinley and War
ren-aves.. $1,400; for M. Zimmerman
TO F. G.. Patterson. house and lot, No.
"a Richmond-ave., $4,000; for Chas. |.
Dame. OF Pittsburg, Pa. TO Andrew
Lorimer, lot corner Lawrence and Sec
ond-aves.. for $1.525.
The City & Suburban Homes Co. re-
ports the following sales:
Sold for E. j. Panzner and others.
lot 90 foot front. on the south side OF
Rowena-st. with 80 foot front on Brush
for $4,275; for Mr.. Harrison. house and
lot on west side of Chippewa-ave.. be-
tween Gratiot and Medbury-aves., for
81, $50 house and lot on the east side
of Holcomb-ave, between st. Paul and
Kercheval,$ 400: house and lot on the
west side of Twelfth-st.. between Pl-
uuette and Milwaukee-aves., for j. B.
Corliss TO w. G.. Woodwork; house
and lot on the north side or Elm
hurst-ave., between Woodward and
Third.aves: house with lot with 80
foot front on the east side OF Twelfth
St. corner Of Perry, for Mrs. Ready;
lot on east side OF Brush-st.. between
Elliott and Benton-sts.. on which the
purchaser will erect modern apart
ment: house with lot 30 foot front on
west side OF Pennsylvania-ave., I'M
medIately north OF Mack. for $4,000.
block OF one dozen lots on the Grand
Trunk Railway on Knox-ave.. south OF
Holbrook road; house and lot on Max
well-ave.. between Gratiot and Med
bury-aves., 81 500: lot on south side OF
Pallister-ave.. between Second and
Third-aves; house and lot on the
north side OF Blaine-ave.. near Second
ave. $4,000: two lots o nthe south
side OF Lafavette-ave.. corner OF Four
teenth-ave.. on which the purchaser
will erect a modern factory: lot No. 33
on the south side OF Kirby-ave., be-
tween Second and Third-aves.. on
which the purchaser will erect brick
two-family apartment.
BIJLDING PERMITS.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-19

iiarmon-ave. for w w. Bennett TO
Geo. A. Erskine, $500.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-19
DROLET is FINED $1OO.
Pleads Guilty When Charge Against
Him Ia Reduced

Charles Drolet, charged with shoot
Sng Clarence Calvin, during brawi
in Drolet's saloon, about year ago,
decided to plead guilty to a charge of
assault and battery. after making n
hard legal fight against the charge o;
assault with intent to do great bodily
harm, and Judge Phelan accepted the
plea Friday afternoon. Drolet wa
fined 800, which he paid.
Fob Printing done eight. Times Print.
tn,r Co.. Is John R--st. Phone 1893.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-19

Sales are reported by Lambrechr,
Kelly & Co. as follows:
Sold to Albert Tivy, two>story frame
house with lot, 7s-ft. from, southwest
corner of Scotch and Tireman-aves..
$4,000: for Smith & Reade To Jennie
sherwood. vacant lot on west side OF
Canton-ave., between Harper-ave. and
the boulevard. $3.50; for Frank VI,
Fleming TO John Robinson, frame cot
tage No. 6s4 Fifteenth-st., corner Mag.
nolia. 81 800; for the Scovel Realty Co.
10 Eugene G.. Smith. vacant lot on west
side OF Scotten-ave.. between Scovel
and Moore-pl: for Paul A. Serge to
Emma Ford. two-story brick dwelling
No. SIS Fourth-ave.. $4,000; for VII
liam Westwood To James s Hopper.
two.story house. No. 6SS Ferdinand
ave, between Dix and Toledo, lot
40 X 140. $1,000; for jeanette Mckenzie
to James F. Keenan,. frame cottage NO.
1864 Belvidere-ave.. $1,000; for Philip
Bingham to IT. f. Gramlich, vacant lot
at southeast corner Of Scotch and
Tireman-aves.. $500.
Bennett & Hodge, No 1909 Majestic
building. have sold: 1871 acres for DR.
Beardsley Pinckney TO James A.
Swartoux. Jackson, Mich, considera-
ton So. 500: lot on north side Rosedale-
ct for w. w. Bennett to Ellen l..
Flynn, $3.50; lot on south side Kirby.
between Hastings and Rivard for Sid
ney ]. Blumfield to Minnie VI. Bennett
81 900; $50 acres for W. d. Peabody,
Fenton. Mich, TO Keddy Bros. for
about 81 900: four.family fiat on cor
ner Kercheval and Garland for Keddy
Bros. to H. W. Peabody. OF Fenton,
Mich. consideration about $4,000;
house and lot No 939 Kirby-ave. East.
FOR w. w. Bennett to Sidney J. BlHH.-
field terms private:. lot on north side
Burlingaine. near Third. 40-ft. front,
$500: 90 acres for A. c. Peoples. Rich.
mond Mich. near Bav City. to Frank
Manshoven consideration t4700: brick
block In Croswell. Mich. tor John p,
Niggerman 10 Detroit parties $4,000:
lot on north side -Rasada,e-ot.. near
Brush. for Grace F. Leggett to Edwin
B., Flynn. OF Decatur. Ill. s650; 200
acres for Bad Axe Saving bank, near
Saginaw. To j. w. Stone. s12.500; 10,
on south side Hannan.ave. for J. W
Bower 20 Detroit parties. consldera
ton $3.50 house and lot No. 939 Kirby
ave. asst. for VIM. !. Service. 81. Johns.
Mich. 10 w. W. Bennett. terms pri-
vate: LOT north side Trowbridge.
ford. terms private: 80 acres. Rose
Center. Mich. for Myron Kimball e.
Mr.. Reed, $4,000; house and lot No. III
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-19
KNIGHT FARM SOLD.
Bloomfield Hills Country Club Will
Convert II Into Golf Links.

Lester f. Wise has sold the prop
erty known as the knight farm in
Bloomfield Center to the Bloomfield
Hills Country club for consideration
Of $12,500 The property will be con-
verified into golf links for the use OF
the club members. Mr. Wise bought
the land as an investment some time
ago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-19
Sovereign camp. woodmen of the
World. decided. EriLnN niternon. inter
The second annual commence ment exer-
cl.e. nf sI,a netrott Technical Iuatt-

tute were held IN the assoGIalion
hall in the new Y. NJ c. a. Friday
night Robert NJ lug, president OF
the Y. NJ C. A.. delivered an address
In which ne declared that the NJ
c. A. pupils mako better students
than the attendants at big colleges be-
cause they stud for n purpose. Mt
Zug presented the diplomas TO the %
graduates and the Rev. sherman l.
nlNInn hnlINtrraI n n a6lrnaH