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New-York tribune., 1910-12-01
GETS BROADWAY CONTRACT

Victor H Koehler has been commits
stoned to draw plans for the tweIve-srory
building TO be erected al No. f6S-66o Broad
way bv Harry F1scneL. The store, basement
and sub-basement Of the proposed building
have been leased from the plans TO mil
concern
New-York tribune., 1910-12-01
UPTOWN HOUSE IN A TRADE.

Clarence W. Gaylor is the buyer OF the
dwelling house No. @J40 Madison avenue,
recently sold by Antoinette a McCullom.
The property No. 6ss Macon street. Brook
Iyn. was given in part payment
New-York tribune., 1910-12-01
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

MANEATAS.
CONVENT AVE 1J1st 81, fo-
- rs,1t aSxs6. 10 TomahaWk Really -.
Convent ave and 14ath ~, owner Gross =
F1Ietnterxer. Bible House. archi5scrs- s150.oso.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-01

REAL ESTATE At AUCTION.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-01

WISE AVE. q 8. 125 u o. r73d st. 5OxInH
being lots 292 and 293 map LOO OF 300 lots
Henry Morgenthau. 23d and 24th Wards: May
IS. 1910; The 1T3d Street Building and Con-
struction Co to Frederick and Louisa Fox
So $50, attorney, A II Wattenberg- 172 Fulton 81
New-York tribune., 1910-12-01
Rr Samuel Goldsticker
Nv Charles 4. Berrtan

TTH AVE ciea 10 21TT, cor f2eta 81
90. 1fxT4.t1; g sly apt h; sold TO the plaiH0iil
FOR sl6O.fnO
New-York tribune., 1910-12-01
RECORDED LEASES.

PARK AVE 1888. on map f36i. n cor W.
st, 100 1tx2T; sty teuTnt and stores soio |"
Abraham Nerbst for So. 100.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-01
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
MANHATTAN.

with and address OF lenders Attorney
Interest ) per cent unless otherwise stated
NOVEMBER 30.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-01

TTNTON AVE. s, 22e S Il Of I6sth ST
U0X20-5 Jan IS. 1901; Thomas FARLEY to Flor
ence Colgate Speranza: $1,000: actorneys JoIine
Lar1in & Rathbone. 81 Wall st.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-01

LUDLOW AVE n : los # II OF HaveTne7er
ave 2sx1oe: Nov is. due Jan = 1914. and
per cent. same Eautha Parker; 5000: ad-
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27
DIED.

25. suddenly, William.
aged Il Years beloved son OF Joseph
and Sophronia Addison. Funeral
Thursday at $40 a. m from house
oSI H0lCoub-aVe and a. m. al
Church of the Annunclatlon py Iu-
neral cal.
BEDORE-Jau % at home. a. 81. Au--
Li,a,e Rosa beloved daughter or
Mannheim and Josephine Bedore, aged
Is years. Notice OF funeral later
BEIZ--At the residence Of his son, 4JS
Dubois St, Ch9s. Belz, aged ~ years
tethcr of Charles. Wilnam, E9bTrt'
and Mrs. Lizzie Redden Funeral
Thursday at $40 p. m. from resi-
deuce 45S Duhois-st.
DAX-Jan. -, at his parents resi-
dencc. 10 Clinton-st, Frank. aged IL
years. beloved son or Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter DaN. brother OF Mathew, Peter
John and Mrs. Catherine EngeL Flu
neral Thursday, 30, from residence,
and from ST Mary's church
MALONE-Jan "a, 1910 Lucy, beloved
wife OF Frank T.. Malone. and daugh-
ter Of Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles Hasel-
huhn age - years. Funeral from
residence. Roseville Mich, Thursday
y. m,
MATTHEWS Sarah l.. widow OF the
late Marcus j.. Matthew'S. beloved
residence. 200 Canhcld-avc. west. az
f3O y. M Thursday Burial prl-
Vate. In FAMILY Tot. at tlnlN oOd
MOLOSY--At Cortlna, Austria Jan.
20 1910 Kate Lee Brigham Molony
mother Of John u. Molouy. Mrs
George Tyler Olmsted and Mrs. Geo
r. Goodale. grandmother Of Mrs. Ed
ward Thaw. and great grandmother
Of Edward 1haw. Jr. Burial at Ann
Arbor. AZ a date 20 be announced.
PLOTS-Jan. "a, 1910, at residence. ~
Barnes-st. william aged 43 years
beloved husband OF Hanna Plots
Funeral Thursday from above resi-
dcnce at 1880, and 81. Johns church
al y, m.
REVTEB--Jan. 90. at parents home
562 Roosevelt ave. Howard aged ]
year and 3 months. beloved son of
Charles and Louise Reuter-. Funeral
ThuI sday at y. m.
TkOMRI.N his home In the Charlie
voiX apartments. at $40 p m. Sune
day Charles j. Tromhly, aged 80
years 3 months. Funeral from resi-
deuce Of NJ Moreau, 49, Warren-aVe.
west. at 3 o'clock Thursday a. m,
from St Aloysius church o'clock
W1GGI NS-Jan. "a. 1910, at Rochester
n Y. John Euoch Virgins, beloved
son OF Mrs Jane Virgins aged 80
years and months. Funeral from
Detroit residence. 4t7 Twelfth st
Thursday afternoon at o'clock
WHITEMAN-Jan. IS. at his residence.
PIG Baltlmore-ave. west. Watson NJ
Whiteman beloved husband OF Clara
NJ Whitenian. Services at residence
Thursday evening at 1:30 Inter
ment at Fenton. Mich.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27
CHICAGO BEEF INQUIRY.
commune from page !.

ing industry OF the country has begun
n earnest
Thirty Witnesses. all employees OF
the various packing companies In
Chicago, appeared In tie federal
building al noon today in response TO
subpoe - issued by United States
district AttorLcy Sims. No prominent
officials were called. as the govern
mcnt wishes 10 be careful that none oi
the men higner up are provided vita
immunity baths"
c. G.. Snow. secretary and treasurer
of the National Packing Co. was the
first witness 10 appear in the building.
Ne was called into the grand jury
room shortly after noon. Arthur Colby.
assistant treasurer OF the National. Will
also probably De summoned this after
noon. The examination OF Witnesses
was conducted by James H. WilEe"-
son first assistant district attorney.
II became known today that the fol-
lowing millionaire packers and Off
cials Of the pacing companies VIII
not be summoned. which means thai
they can be- neld responsible FOR wha'
ever The investigation discloses:
A. r. Fuller. vice-president National
Packing Co; l., b. Patterson, vice
president National Packing Co.; Ed
ward Tilden. president National Pack
ing Co and Libby. Mcneil and Libby;
J. ogden Armour. Louis + Swift. Ed
ward Morris. Edward +. Swift. Ira y.
Morris aud arthur Meeker all diree-
tors OF the National Packing CO..
Thomas J. Connors, superintendent Ar
momr d Co.; X. X. McLaren. Swift n
Co; T. f. Wilson. vice-president MOI
ris & Co: Charles II. Smith. director
Swift & Co. Samuel McRoberts. Ar
mour 4 Co.: +. A. Fowler, Fowler
Rrothers. and A. w Armour. directo"
Armour Il Co.
Only those employees of the packing
companies who have charge OF the rec
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Frank Palarski months, $50 Will
Jams. CASTRO cnteritiS.
Charles BeltZ ] years. Eloise. MUh''
seuilItS. ~,
tramck Mich, tuberculosis.
Joseph Pattison, 50 years, 40 La
broSsc. bronchitis.
Elias Strunk. IS years. Grace hos
pital. pneumonia.
Charles H. sloan 29 years. Eloise,
Mich. tuberculosis.
Nettie NJ Narnham % years Gag
Clark. tndOCdrditis.
A!Vinus b. Wood, - years. 30 Med
bury, hcmiplegia
John Smeatou - years, l6G How
ard. pneumonia.
Baby Joseph q months, Providence
hospital, pneumonia.
Milton baltimore. b years ST Mary's
hospital; pneumonia.
Henry Meier, 4S years, ST Mary's
hC spital, Pneumonia.
john y Gerard, / year 0S Syca-
more. ilcC colitis.
Louis l.. Regueuot, l year, 80 Tween
tIctn. meningitis.
Lena W Engel 9 years 30 Kins-
man. Brights disease.
Hazel Lyon, years. $40 brooklyn
- doCa rdltiS.
William \ Plots, % years, 81 Barnes;
pneumonia.
pital. shock from accident
Anthem Bombac. months, 50 Peter
son, pneumonia.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27

rken taking care of the sick man
9rrying wood for the fire he grew
ne fred and one night he fell sound
~ slept so soundly he never even
nc the great white bear that came
20 fire 20 get warm As the bear
~ is snow-cOvered paws up TO the
.nhc snow would melt into water
Igrop on the flames BY the time
i Gear was warm and had left he
Utmost put the fire out
fSittie brown robin sitting ON a
rs nearby said To himself. II that
\ es out. little Olaf, who has been
fnd TO me and ted me crumbs,
re severely punished. must try
,ep him.
q this time only one tiny spark
4 D. remained. so down flew the
II and famed the spark with his
~ lill at last the fire started 30
dagain But the robin had stood
dbse to the fire that one spark
~ the feathers on his breast,
rbg them red
treafter he was known as Robin
1east, and was dearly loved by
stniluren OF the nurthlend because
Med the fire from going out
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27
susoeoted Of Murder.

lICAGO, Jan 2G-Mystery sur
Iling the murder of Mrs. Jennie
horn. who was found decapitated
south side Hat last week. was
Used today By the police in the
Ii OF Negro at Louisville, Ky.
suspect is said TO have fed from
ago TO Louisville. Immediately
Wing the discovery of the Cleg.
murder. The Louisville police
reported 10 have located the man
70 "h,ack belt" of that city.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27
Hungarian Interpreter Investigated.

Sander Facago. Hungarian inter
prefer and a familiar figure about
police court, is to be the subject OF an
investigation by Police Justice Stein,
on account OF disclosures in the trial
o. two Hungarian women charged with
theft OF iron from the Wabash rail
road. Mary Suta and Mary Catrick
we're charged by Railroad Detective
Thomas ] Edgeworth with the theft
OF iron from cars. Edgeworth told the
court that Mrs Suta told him that
Fcrago had advised her 10 testify that
she found the iron i'm her barn Sac
81 testified, and when questioned, al
mitted on the stand that Farago had
told her TO swear TO that. The judg"
promptly adjourned the cases until
Feb. 3. and will summon Farago To
explain
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27
BIRTHS.

BOYS.
Hiram McFanl Harper hospital.
George lander, 24l LaSalle.
Karl Krecke, 25J Townsend.
Notri, Jennelle 1915 Currystoue.
John Hicks. $50 Mcclellan.
Albert Russell. 2s9 Grand River
william Arnold. I27 Mcmillan
M.kotaj ZGrwIdk. ll02 Dubois.
WMd1 sllw Wuddrski 1920 Dubois.
William Gilshach. SOC Graudy
GIRLS.
Paul Willie. 1929 Jos. Campau.
Frank Mathaucr. lao calvert
James Foley, Providence hospital
stephen ZoitowsSi, li44 Campbell
Joseph Ape. 81 Engle.
Wuliam Foster, 23@0 Boulevard.
otto brandt. IS45 scotch.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27
lrch Sued For Unpaid Claims.

Man Bros. who furnished most Of
lateral in the new Campbcll-aye.
church. started suit against the
In In circuit court Wednesday 10
H S2,143.70. which they claim Is
unpaid. This material was fur.
Ia 10 &. l.ampman & Son, the
actors. by direction of the church
RS. Il is alleged The Detroit Say
bank and the Fidelity Mutual Life
Iance Co, who hold mortgages on
property. and the Lowrie & ROB-
Lumber So. who claim an inter
h the building. are also named as
idants.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27
MAHnIACN LICENSES.

EN- Klatz. %; Martha Zacharek %.
Saries Broderock, %. Anna schultz.
4 nn +. schrieber, % clara Janus
Io o. A. Janosky %. Rose shossow,
na NJ. Sawhill. 25. Knoxville Pa
bV Brown. 20. Plymouth
Erge A. Connelle, %, Detroit; Cen
L. A Frasier. %. Ecorse.
Iram $. Hail Jr.' -; Mary r.
6rren @ Brown, q, Marion J Dur
bSta Chapski. "a Frances schwartz.
hnk Totka. 2s: Amelia Ksiezek, -.
|adyslaw Haynoski, -, Helena Ko-
I'm n Cooper 30. Hamtramck, Jen-
A. Strauer. "a. Detroit.
In +. Frymlre, 20: Mary y. Lev
Ines +. Crumhorn, 27 Detroit. Jes-
Ii. Somervllle. 20.
|exander Proctor. %. Baltimore.
Gwendoline Lawson, 81. same.
hatz Kapalo %, Julyana l.ajacz-
|ssph -janiszewski. 90; Mary slew
gnry M Dunn. 90: Mary A. Hunt. p.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27
cieutt eules To ee codifed.

Judge Muffin is collaborating with
County Clerk Farrell In codifying the
rules OF the circuit court. something
that has never been done before I'm
Wayne county. Certain rules for the
governing of all the circuit courts I'm
the state are made by the supreme
court, but there are also I'm force othet
rules adopted by the judges 20 provide
for local conditions. many Of which
are % years old and dead letters.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27
.le closed Thursday AfternOOn

. Temple theater will be closed
sday afternoon out OF respect TO
ate John Enoch Virgins, eldest
Of the late Pop" Virgins, who
and maintained the tteater be-
his death. The funeral Of Mr..
Inns will take place Thursday af-
Ion nj 2 o'clock from the family
No. 447 Twplfth-st.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27
Warrant For Detroit cIub Chef

Deputy Game Warden Charles Dan
lei swore ont three warrants, Wednes-
day morning, against Frank f. Bari
beau. Chef at the Detroit club. charg-
ing Baribeau with having in his pos.
session, out Of season, SO Wild ducks,
eight partridge. and a tray full of
venison.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27
YARD HEADS BERRY BROS.
ay Man Elected Chairman Of
Board Of Directors.

fkholders OF Berry Bros, Ltd,
th manufacturers. have elected
Il B. Ledyard chairman Of the
Z OF directors. he succeeds IhOs
y who. however, remains on thC
Aorate. James S. Stevenson sue
d Edward W, Pendleton ms second
chairman. Or Edwin Lodge Is
fice-ch4iFmaR and-secretary, and
'ke IA. Russell Is treasurer. MI.
snson Was also elected assistant
la manager Mr. Pendleton. thc
.ng vice-chairman. remains on the
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27
LEASE IALfR
kFIENS QUESTIONS ANSWHID
Y EZN1y4 McEK
: RoeIN,s eREAsT ls REp.

HOblNS bhEAS - hEO,
.yol know that way up north Il
cold, and tae ground Is always
with snow? The people have 10
heir fires burning lay and night
N from freezing The little boys
|irls In the far away northland
ften told the legend about the
Ian and his boy Olaf, who kept
I fire burning many years that
might come and get blazing
|rnots 10 start fires OF their own,
h died out accidentally.
years the old man had carefully
/ his fire. tin finally he was taken
n. Then little Olaf did the work.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27
TO TALK TO BOY SMOKERS.
Or. J. 3. Kennedy Will Tell of Evil
Effects Of Cigarettes.

EItLNh q NIJdIItNIos
Judge Hubert, of the juvenile court
VINO has undertaken the work OF en-
forcing the new law against the
smoking OF cigarettes by boys, has
summoned all the boys against whom
complaints have been made to meet
In the court room Thursday night.
whore they will be addressed by DR.
j. b. Kennedy who will talk on the
evils of smoking, with particular at
tention to the injury caused to boys
by cigarettes.
Judge Hubert Is of the opinion that
an educational campaign among the
boys will do more good than court
orders. which he admits cannot be
enforced
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27
TRAVELLERS GUIDE
INTEHJIIILAN LINES.
DetroIt united Interurban Lines.


Detroit United Interurban Lines.
FAINT AND SAGINAM LIMiIEDS-
1913 a. IN, lU.SS a. IA. and S.J5 y. IN
Flint only. 6.36 y. m. Locals ror Flint
Z a. m and every two hours 70 y. m.
oxford only IL y m. TO Romeo,
m every Two hours TO ~ y. N; III pm
PORr HURON LINIrEDS-i.tb a. H.
lO.45 a. m. as y. M. e't5 y M, Satur-
DAYS only 12.i5 y m, sundays oniy.
M 70 M Locals for Port Huron hourly.
m 10 5 .. M, also y IA. 10 Ala
rtHs City. To. AT. Clemens. half-hOar-
~ ESQ a. m. TO p. m. aud h0arly 20
- m. 10 Mt Clemens VIA shore
t,s hourly, 6.2s a M. 70 S:ss y. IN
ass s,t tno LIMITEDs-S:zo a M lf:go
700 and $50 y. m. Locals for
- Ia. ,d hourly. 6:S0 a. m. 70 $50 D IA.
sisa 80 aud II 2. M for Monros.
AsY cksON LIMITEDS-i:45 a. m
- as and 6:45 y. m Locals for
ts,,rson. a m. and every two hours
% ~ m. for Ann Arbor, a m. ani
tc.',y 10 IL y. n, Tor fiym0uth AMI
NsStbvtlle 4 80 a IA. and hOuTly ~ t.gs
~ ~, also a m ana IA y IA Sauus
Sars for ipsllantL
~ v.ndoffe Division I5 a m Az
haif-aouriy to s.SS y IA noar3 "a
1888 y. m.
po-,tIar Divisions a. n. haif-nou ~
until y. m. then hourly 20 IA y. "A
only. ~ p m.
Orchard Lake DiVtsion--s a. m eoa
hourly until n y. ~
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27

ofds OF these concerns and are famil.
iar with the transactions under investi-
cation have been summoned.
Secret service men swarmed the fed
eral building during the day, keeping
a close watch on the grand jury room.
and also watching all the witnesses IN
the building.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27
NAMES ARREST ORDERED.
Yer Treasurer Of Metal Polishers
|. Won't Hand over Books.

|. Won't Hand over Books.
1 attachment for the arrest +
4 Domaine. until recently treas
fof Metal Polishers Union No /,
issued bv Judge Rohnert Wedncs-
4 Al the last election a successor
smamie was elected. bat the latter
'nd 10 turn over. the books The
was brought into court, and hn
ordered to hand the books TO the
.pr 10 be examined II is charged
|hc has refused 20 obey the order
o court. and lWon this showing
was issued
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27
MADE IN. IlI.I.In.

Assistant attorney general of the Uni
ted Stnfe~, and chief 'truHt buster"
~ the administration. who goes tn
(hiCnRO go. personally direct the
prosecution al the beer trust.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27
BUTTER PRICES DROP.
As Forseasted, Cut is About Six Cents
Pound.

The drop in butter prices. forecaste3
by The rimes, Tuesday Is reality
today. M uniform price FOR creamery
butter prevails. but butter which sold
for 40 cents per pound Tuesday is now
Cffered in many stores al SO. The
proprietor of n downtown lunch room
who paid SO cents for butter Tuesday
was able 10 buy the same article on
Wednesday morning for 32 cents
Some firms who were charging A
cents for the best creamery butter
have come down 70 40 cents.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27

NEW YORK, Jan. 26-"The market
is dead, agitation against high prices
did IT,, was the declaration today Ji
Il wholesale meat dealer.
The ction OF the local markets, both
wholesale and retail confirmed the
dcalers assertion Lamb dropped a
cent wholesale. pork loins ? cents. and
some dealers in beef cut prices a cent
or more pound. Ii was said today
that wholesale dealers were stocked
with thousands of unsold cuts Of
dressed beef with supplies still stead
Hy Rowing in.
Beef will be cheaper by the end Of
tn week than it has been in years. .
said another wholesaler. After thar
the price won't go lower, for the sup
nix viii be cut down.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27
search For AlIeeed Girl Thief.

The police are looking for Mary
Rosen, IL years Cd who Is alleged
to have taken S2.75 OF her mothers
money. and disappeared from her
home. No. 1862 Scotten-ave. early
Wednesday morning The police re-
ccived word TO keep a lookout for the
girl
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27

MRS. r. RUSH. FLORIST.
Funeral designs a speciality; also potted
plants. 76s Michigan. West Isl
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27

WANTElJ--At once. a bay mare. about
years old, weight about 1850 lbs.
Elust be gentle, kind and sound. for
farm Work. Address Il. box ., De-
uoit Times.
WANTED-A small farm OF 10 or 10
acres for fruit In the vicinity of
BEDFORD or Birmingham; sandy or
gravel soil. Address Il. box IL. De-
oft Times.
WANTED--The names OF the firms
who handle coffee roasters l mean
business. Address 4, box 80. Detroit
Times
WANTED-A place as companion or
waiting maid on IN elderly lady. ref
erences. 4. box II, Detroit Times.
WANTED-Second- hand roll-top desk.
small size. with or without chair.
Address Il. box p, Detroit Times.
WANTED-A second hand hacKsaw
cheap Address box Il. Detroit Times.
WANTEL-I}oard an pcIvAte 4aInly ~
the vicinity of Cadillac Auto Co. Ad-
dress u, box Is. Detroit Times.
WANTED-5ood horse in exchange for
care and board; little work. Ad-
dress n. box IA. Detroit Times
WOULD LIKE the care or two little
girls AT home. Best OF care and Tea-
sonabie terms Address Il. box IL.
YOUNG woman, u years old, would
like work In downtown section OF
Detroit Address z. box 2S. Detroit
Times.
HELP wANTEI-MALE.
AT ONCE-Englneer fireman. mill
wrights, machinists and tool makers.
stenographer, shipping clerk. handy
men at best wages. Central EN-
ployment. &c Forrest. west.
ANY YOUNG PERSON desiring a good
position can get one after completing
one OF our courses. Day and Night
classes all the year Our facilities
are positively unequaled in Michigan.
Detroit Business University. ll-A
WilcoX-st.
ARMY HOTEL
A high grade, low-priced hotel for men
only. open all night; single rooms,
25C and Soc per night, special weekly
rates. free baths; free phones. 3S0
Lafayette.
WANTED-Ioo First-class au-
tomobile engine assemblers /;
Steady work at Best wages to
high-grade men. Ask for Mr..
Humphrey, EMF Co., Plant
No. 3, Clark and West Jeffer-
son.
BOY wanted TO drive wagon for meat
market with references. 3l4 Abbott
st.
GOOD boy. or Is years old, one who
can board and room at store. Apply
at las Rivard.
GOOD teamster wanted single man.
10S Twelfth-st --
MEN NANTED--To prepare for raj
way mail, customs ana postofhce eN-
aminations;, 5000 70 Sl,ago, preplLa-
ing places. Franklin Institute. Dept
156-L Rochester y y
WANTED-Steady man who
can lay out and set up rough
castings and iorgings None
but thoroughly experienced
man need apply Ask for MIR.
Humphrey. EMF Co. Plant
No. ), Clark and West Jeffer-
son.
WANTED-Men to learn the barber
trade VIII equip and place you In
your own shop or IN good position IN
few weeks Don't overlook this
chance Investigate. Moler Barber
College. Chicago. Ills.
wANTED-ofhce boy. with wheel Ap-
ply City Editor. Times. at 2:20.
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wANTED-AGENTs.
WANTED-An agent In every town 20
sell our soaps and toilet articles,
good pay and n good line. The JOY
Remedy Co. Ludington. Mich.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27

WANTED-Cor. Michigan and Fourth.
20 furnish rooms complete. 81 week
Sumner Co
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27

We Sell High Grade Home
HOMER WARREN & CO..
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27
ron SNtE-E.RMS
OLE LOO

Of |, 500
800 ACRES miles from town: as
miles from Detroit. 200 acres Inn
proved - acres or timber, goou
Windmill, wen and spring, good 10
room house. also J-rOOm house.
large barns This would make tlne
stock farm Price ,......... $500
FARMS IN ALL PARTS OF MICHIGAN
AND At ALL PRICES
FARM HEADQU Arr ERS"
CIAS. y. liISkE,
7l3-ll-l5 Chamber OF commerce.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27

rusalem is to get new water sup
from springs 10 miles from the
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27

BILLIARD and poor tables. new anu
second hand for cash or easy pay
ments The Brunswick Bake COL
tender Co. 90 Kandolpa-st.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27
sHOE REPAII1s-G.

OLD SHOES made new while you walt
the modern way. Famous Shoe Ike
pairing Co. as Safest Cherry 53S-R
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27

n OFF HAIR GOODb SALk-ClusJer
pufIS Wavy switches. conOtngs made
up, only 81; electrolysis, removal all
facial blemishes hair dressings. mas
sage, face or scalp. Miss X. l. HUB
bard. 4O7 Gas bldg Main l22I.
MESSAIIk.S. parcels, etc. deilVSred.
Main or City 1927. CITY Messenger co
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27

MICHIGAN FARM BARGAiNs
Send stamp tor tree illustrated cata-
loguc, giving descriptions or many
farms. location, price, owners name
and address. CLOSTEkHOUSE &
WILSON. Grand Rapids Mich
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27

CLEAN dry, hard OF soft mulwoOu.
Houghten French Coal Co Ridge 9s3
aODA FOUNTAINS. billiard and pO0t
tBbies; new and second hand. Geo
Marsh Co. Farmer-St: T. u terms
The Detroit times., 1910-01-27

20 ACRES OF hrst-class land. good
buildings FIVE miles from Detroit.
two miles from electric car. $4,000
or 80 acres for $1,000.
so acres. good land and good build
ings. g. miles from city S3.0Ga Sew
eral choice fruit farm3. gopd bUiid-
tngS and lot of fruit i'm Lake. Mich.
fruit belt PATTERSON BHOS e. 60.
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statesmen WAITED.


ROOMS--Furniture Tor rooms complete.
81 week. Sumner Co.. Mich. and 18th.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

POPE TOLEDO-iive- passenger car
3d. D.. formerly S2.S00 car, In good
condition. a snap N taken within one
month. Address Henry Cook, Wow
crime, Mich.
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INFORMATION RESPONSES.

WANTED--At once. a bay mare, about
years old, weight about 1850 lbs,
rlust be gentle, Kind and sound, for
farm WORK. Address Il. box ., De-
IIoit Times
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$50 A.. - miles from Detroit near
car line, II room modern brick mouse,
1-room tenant house. 40N9o hip-foot
barn. all necessary outbulldings, q,
A. orchard a. timber miles ~
thing. & miles OF woven wire fence.
soil is a level biack-clay loan. price
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Personal.

HIGHEST prices patd furniture, stoves
carpets Lapham. z23 Graf. Park 2i3-
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EPEE INFORMATION EPEE
nEIr 1vE,----rM>LE.

A GIRL FOR general homework. 10 do
washing and cooking. $50 East
Grand blvd. near Jefferson.
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to learn the barber
trade viii equip and place you In
your own shop or IN good position In
few weeks Don't overlook this
chance. Investigate Moier Barber
College. Chicago. Ills.
boy. with wheel. Ap-
ply City Editor. Times. at 2:S0.