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The Detroit times., 1911-02-28
Late Local News

The Michigan Railway Guide for March
In out and ON sale st the newsstands.
BY the will of the late Hiram Bigelow,
the Grand River-ave. Baptfst church
gets $5eo: Woman's Hospital and In
fants' Home. $500: Home OF the
Friendless. $500, and Protestant Or
.phan Asylum. $500.
The Michigsn railroad commission has
notified the city clerk that n hss
ordered the Michigan Central TO in
stall safety gates at the Harper
ave. crossing within so days and to
place Waterman there within ~
days. This Is the result of action
taken by Aid. Lynch and Ellis, of the
Fifteenth ward, following recent
accident at the Harper-ave. crossing.
when an engine ran into hearse
which was bearing corpse 10 q
cemetery
wss an unsuccessful candidate for
one of the Republican nominate lions
for alderman In the First ward last
IL fall. wants to be fire commissioner
TO succeed DIR. E. A Chapoton when
the latter's term expires April l.
Wood has interested some OF MS
friends in his ambition and several
have called on Mayor Thompson 70
10 years In the fire department and
made good record. The mayor.
however, seems disposed to reappoint
DIR. Chapoton. IL the latter viii &C.
cept another term.
Hugo weinberger and DIR. Hugo de
Moot, both OF Vienna, Austria, who
are travelling through the country TO
get pointers on American business
methods, are spending few days In
Detroit. They say that the munich
pal operation OF the street railways
In Vienna Is a marked success. Dur
ing workingmens hours, the rate of
fare is two cents and transfers are
given on transfers, yet the city
M N
guldens year. A gulden Ii 20 cents
In American money.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-28
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

John T. MaeIam, SO. Detroit; Mary
Gottschalk, Sc, Port Austin, Mich.
Jay s. Getty 80, Detroit; Martha A
johnson, II, Estey, Mich.
John Bernatz. 20; Anna Droheim. II
Charles Ash, II. Akron, O.; Edna La
Belle, IL. same
William J. Bearsley, 81. Charleston
Mich: Elizabeth l.. Fray. rs. Detroit.
George L. Roby. 81; Martha Czeskin-
Harry Case. 81; Martha Brachel. e.
Floyd II. Busy. 20; Edwina McPher-
Earl H. Thomas. "a Marie C. Benac
e.
Henry Baumann. 80. Cleveland; Pearl
s, Durham, IL. Detroit
George e. Ptaton, %; Ida b. Volkert
Waldo X. schleede. rs. Ann Arbor;
Wilford T. Hand. "a, Detroit; Grace
Z. Haunsell. 20, Ludington.
August Drude. %. Theresa L.adue. ~.
Peter j. Manning, "a, Detroit: Ida b
McKeen. "a. Canada.
Edward Limarski. %; Constants
Czarnowska, 10.
John A. Jarvis. SO, Grand Rapids;
i EdWar Mis e K ss ns,I0's ST. windsor
Can; Hazel Z. Thorburn, "a. same.
J. Everett Baisley, 20. Detroit; Thee
B. Smith. To- st. Clair
Douglass Hail. 25, Ann Arbor; Wini-
fred Inglis, 81, Detroit
Percy Johnson. 81: Elizabeth Fled
Ephriam Margo,is, 2s; Mildred Danto.
Joseph A. Rivard, 22. Crosse Pointe:
Marie II. Vernier, II. same.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-28
BIG CAMPAIGN TO SAVE
UNCHURCHED STARTS TONIGHT
tCoatinued from p.se -.

tCOmtinued from page Ne
temple, Boston; Andrew Stevenson,
OF Chicago and the Rev. Eugene M.
Antrim, of the North Woodward nj.
Il. church. The Rev. j. NJ. Barkley,
of the Forestave. Presbyterian
church, will preside anG the Rev.
Maurice p. Fixes will offer prayer.
Music will be furnished by large
chorus choir and Fred Butler, the
noted basso, who has been assisting
MIR. Fixes in a special series OF re-
ligious meetings will sing several
solos. Mr.. Stevenson, OF Chicago,
who will speak In both churches, is
first vicepresident of the Iowa Cen
trail railroad and one of the most
prominent men in church work In
the country.
None OF the out-of-town speakers
will reach Detroit until late In the
day. DR.. Cortlandt Myers when ask
ed at what hour he would reach De-
troit that proper entertainment might
be arranged for him replied: please
do not bother about me. for Will
be in far better shape 10 speak II l.
am permitted to enter your city
quietly anu De dlOne -uh- III the muir
announced for the service, when, you
can rest assured, will be on hand"
Bishop Anderson who Is an extreme
ly busy man made a similar plea.
After a hurried railroad journey l
like to be alone to prepare myself for
the task presented me In addressing
such a gathering" said he.
In the Tuesday evening meetings
the Keynote will be sounded for the
Lenten campaign, which pastors of
rotestant churches through the city
will take up in their individual
parishes. In the general movement
will be included MONDAY shop and
factory meetings, the MONDAY meet
ings in the Detroit opera house, and
special meetings in halls and other
public places.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-28
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DETROIT UNITED INrERURRAN

PORT HURON LrMIrEDs-7 a m.
and every two hours 20 y: m. sun
days only, IL p m Through locala. 9
m. and every two hours to p. m.
hourly 10 D. m. including limitsds.
houriy 10 IL p. IN. Shore Line TO Mt
clemens. s:2s n m. hourly to HES
Flint LIMITEDs-.I:ss n m. s:ss
.ia:ss r. M, 2:ss D. m. st:ss p
m Through locals a; M every two
hours 10 q. m. oxford only. II y. IN
Eiint- sundays only IL p. m To Romeo.
n. IN. a. m. and every two hours TO
~ ,pcRsoN kIMITEDs-s:isa m All
.xsrv two hours TO s;iS .. m Through
,rcaia a M and every two hours To
- mn. Ann Arbor only. a m. $40 p,
M M. 10 p m, II p. m Northvilis
a'riv G:sO a. M. hourly 20 $3.50 y n
y no D. m. D. m. II p m saiins ears
frs %c, fRsoaiI .ifsMrrEps-I:,o a N. ana
every two hours 70 5:so y. M. satar-
Sav and sunday. gao D. m. Throsfh
locals $50 a m and hourly to 80
N mi. Monroe only. $50 2. m. IA p NJ
wy AvDOTTE DIv.--s:S3 =. M. half
hourly 10 s'ss .. m-:: hourly to HIS
p P%oNrrAc prv.--s /. m. 20 TO 20 nm:
.srvice 10 $40 D. m. hourly 40 19:oe
- ~ n u m: Birminxhsm only. ~ ~
oRcHkH1) LAKE Dy.--e -.
hourly - "A .. m
sTsss ears run through 70 sss'-s~
The Detroit times., 1911-02-28


GLAyE--John T., 2ss ST. Antoine ST,
at Harper hospital. chef In Pers Mar
quette private car No q Funeral
arrangements later.
oAGE-Feb. rs. l9ll. at the home OF
Jason i. owen. Earwellr Men, Rev
Of Charming r. Gage. Of Rsdlands.
Cal. Mary O. owen. OF Farwell.
Mich: and Lila Il. Gage. OF Detroit.
Funeral at Orion, Mich. Wednesday
at y. m.
GRIFFfN--Feb. ~, Alexander. aged 2s,
beloved husband OF Emma. SON OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Griffin. brother OF
James. William. Joseph. Margaret.
Charlotte. Funeral services At y.
m, Wednesday from residence. l6i
HAWKINS-Feb. &c. 1911, at her resi-
dence. SS2 cass-ave.. Frances Their
esa, wife OF Frederick w. Hawkins,
Funeral services from mouse We'd
silanti. Mich.
HiLL--Richard T., age 10 years. be-
loved son Of Agnes Hill and brother
or William. Joseph. Warren, Robert
and Dorothy Hin and Mrs. Frederick
residence. isz Twsnty-third ST.,
Thursday at p. IN.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. III. at the resi-
dence OF his son, Isaiah Henrikson,
aged So years Father OF Sarah.
r rikson. Burial Wednesday from ass
Grand River-ave.. at 2:s0 p. m.
LoWRY--Joseph T., Monday. Feb. ~.
al his residence, ia Josephine-ave..
aged ~ years. Funeral services 81
the residence Thursday at . o'clock.
PRENzLAUER-Feb. 2s. 2i4 Freder-
ick-st.. aged rs years, Minnie. widow
OF the late Joseph Prenziauer and
mother annn Of nIs J wollfsky. Mrs. Al Al
David and Harry Prenzlauer. Flu.
neral from residence Wednesday at
scANLAN-Fsb. rs. at Minneapolis,
Mich. William Jay, beloved husband
Of Edith Karay Seaman. father OF
virginia. son OF Mrs Mary w and
brother Of George Z. and Florence
Funeral under the auspices OF zion
lodge, r. q A. M. Wednesday at
O'clock p. m from the residence OF
his sister, Mrs. ID. NJ Humphrey, 1891
: yinewood-ave. .lnterment at Wood
mere
sCHMITT-Feb. "a, 1911, at . a. m.
Frank, beloved husband OF Mary
sehmitt and father Of Richard, Louis,
and Mrs. Ernest Mccarthy. and
grandfather of Harry schmitt Fu-
neral Thursday at q. IN. from resi-
dence, EOS Antietam st, and at $3.50
a. m. from ST. Josephs church.
STARKWEATHER-- 26, at the
residence OF her son, 206 California
ave-, Highland Park, Laura f.. below.
mother Of Weed T.. Of Romeo. Mich.
Bruce r.. Detroit. and Mrs. Frank q.
swartz. Croswell. Mich Funeral from
residence Wednesday, 10 q. IN. In
terment at Romeo. Mich.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-28

Prof. Seib's career. and spoke feel
inely of the affection and respect in
Which he is held. At the close Of the
serv.ce the Rev. f. w. Abecht, pastor
OF st. Paul's, presented Prof. Seib
s'itk wellhlled purse on behalf OF
ais pupils and friends. Prof. Seib was
corn in Monroe, Mich, Christmas day.
1866, and received his education In
Woodville. o. After graduating ne
came to Detroit to teach in st. Peters
+. parish school. year later going to
81 Paul:s, where he has since de-
voted his energies. Prof. Seib has a
Eabpy family Of wife and four chill
Gren. The Young Peoples society OF
g. Paul's also gave Prof. Seib re-
ception. and presented him with q
handsome rocker.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-28
FIGHT OVER GIRL.
Rivals indulge in Fierce struggle on
Street-Poiice Get Them.

Rivals indulge In Fierce struggle on
street-Pollee Get Them.
William Manion and Jack White
engaged In fierce fistic encounter
on Michigan-ave., near Cass-ave.. about
2 o'clock Tuesday morning, and Pa
trolman Sam Smith arrested them.
They told Police Justice Stein they
were not fighting and explained their
actions by saying they were merely In
dulging In a friendly wrestling match.
Later, Manion declared the Tight
was over some girls, who had been
In a downtown dance hall. White be-
came enraged when he saw Manion
walking on with his beloved and he
expressed his disapproval by swinging
beer bottle over Manion's head. The
fight was continued on the street.
Sentence was suspended.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-28
BIRTHS.

GIRLS.
George Johnston, 90 Columbia.
John Prescol, 161 Brewster.
Herman Taube. 377 McDougall
Jacob Brown, 189 Philadelphia.
Clarence Britz. 247s Fort W.
Charles kirchoff. 80 Fulton.
Andrew Peroska, 500 South.
William Ternes, 563 Twelfth.
Edward Kozlowski Ills McDougall
Gilbert Richards, 267 Pierce.
Henry Bassett. 81 Thirtieth.
Richard Abbott, Mack and Fourier
BOYS
John Cucchetti. All Wntson.
Nichilino Whale, 222 Division.
Samuel Hack, 2s2 Brady.
Thomas Adelman. 22l Brady.
Alphonse Deroy. 51s Larned T..
Daniel Haddon, ITS Myrtle.
Henry Williams. 81 Merrick.
Patrick Noonan, 1872 Vermont.
Fred Schippert. 227 Arndt.
Herman Kasner, "a Joe.
Albert Ziemon, 297 Thirtieth.
Joseph Phlipski. 1041 Theodore.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-28
WOULD STOP TREATING BY
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE
Senator James To Introduce Bill
Which Puts Ban on "oood Eel
. iowshIp" In Campaigns.
(From q Stan correspondent.)

-
Z LANSING. Mich. Feb. 2s.--A bill to
reyolrtlonixe political campaigns will
be introduced by Senator James to-
day. The measure makes IL unlawful
to seek votes by giving away drinks,
tobacco. or other gifts. and prohibits
candidates from soliciting fayors by
promising support. They cannot
promise appointments TO a public or
private once. and must within 10
days after nomination, make sworn
itemized account OF campaign ex-
pcnses, which shall become public
record.
Expenses are limited to 10 per cent
OF one years salary. providing that
the sum Is not less than 500. No
corporation. or majority OF the stock.
holders OF corporation having right
to condemn land or exercise public
franchises, can contribute TO aid or
prevent the nomination or election
lister. OF church officer, who shall pri-
yately attempt to swing votes, Is made
guilty OF corrupt practice.
IL prohibits betting on elections or
the publication by newspapers OF adj
yertisements unless II is stated that
they are paid. IL is made unlawful
10 circulate printed matter relating to
any election, unless II bears on It's
face the name and address OF the au-
thor. printer and publisher. IL makes
II unlawful for any person TO solicit
from candidates the purchase OF tick
cts 10 entertainments or balls, or ad-
yertisements. or to persuade him 10
Join any organization of which he Is
not a member OF the time OF announc-
ing his candidacy.
Political committees must make re.
ports to the secretary OF state OF
the moneys paid out or contributions
received A fine OF not more IMAM
$5.0a0 OF Imprisonment for not more
than one year or both, are provioeu
for violations SANFOhD.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-28
STONE CONTINUES FILIBUsTER
TO BEAT L0RIMER


he sank into a chair and yielded the
floor to Bristow (Rep.. KasJ. He had
spoken continuously for eight hours
and Ave minutes. with delivery 80
energetic Il would quickly have ex
hausted the average senator.
Crawford today takes rank with the
Hon. bill" Allen. Populist from Ne
braska. and Senator LaFollette, OF
Wisconsin, In the line OF long distance
orators. Allen used up two days 70
express his views about the repeal oil
the silver purchasing clause of a
The Detroit times., 1911-02-28
HUNGARIAN TRIES SUICIDE.
iShoots Self Three Times Then
Craws Into Bed.

Sava Popo, a Hungarian. "a years
old. OF No. 1893 Russell-st., went into
the alley behind his home, Tuesday
morning and shot himself three times
in the stomach. He lay in the alley
for a while, then went into the house
and crawled into bed. The flying
Squadron from police headquarters
was called and hurried the man to
st. Mary's hospital.
No motive is known for the attempt
ed suicide.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-28
BUSINESS CONDITIONS GOOD.
Judge Gary says Rate pseIsIon Won't
Prove Injurious.

NEW YORK. Feb. 2S.-If the re-
cent Interstate commerce commits
sion's decision refusing the railroads
the right TO increase freight rates has
a depressing effect on business. II can
be Only temporary. according TO
Judge E. II. Gary. chairman OF the
United States Steel Corporation. who
returned here from his trip south to-
day
From my information" Gary said,
1T seems to me that general business
conditions are good and continually
improving. II this continues as now
seems probable, II necessarily follows
that the business of the railroads will
CO, respondingly Increase"
The Detroit times., 1911-02-28
VETERAN TEACHER HoNoRED
Prof. c. M. seib Presented With Purse
By Former Pupils.

Prof. Charles NJ. Seib. for % years
a well-known teacher I'm the Lutheran
parish schools Of this city, was given
a reception by q large number oil
friends and former pupils In 81
Paul's Evangelical Lutheran church.
Sunday evening.
The Rev. Henry Dannecker. OF Fort
Wayne, Ind. president Of the Evan
gelical Lutheran synod OF Ohio, gave
an address In which he sketched
The Detroit times., 1911-02-28
DIED.


into rest at Boule-
ward sanitarium. Lewis H.. beloved
brother OF Edwin II. Adams, Mrs. Ell
len E Benedict. Mrs Clara j. Clark,
Mrs. Lillian T. Richards. Funeral
from residence, so2 Llncoln-ave., at
IL m. and from Birmingham NJ r..
church at IL Thursday. March 2. Bur-
ial at Franklin cemetery. Funeral
private
FOLEY-Feb. II, william r. Foley. at
parents residence. 431 Congrcss-st
east, beloved son OF Bridget and the
late Patrick Foley. Notice Of funeral
later.
HILLTOP. 81. 1911. at Indianapolis,
Ind. Robert g.. Jr., beloved husband
Of Merle Trough hiii, Of Psnnelton;
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert =. Hill, 747 Han
cock west: brother OF Allen r.. Of
( Indianapolis: Mrs Mark Baker. De-
s troit; Mrs. ID. Wilson, Bruce, Wal
lace, Grace. Ruth and Ida Notice
Of funeral later.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-28
PRESS FOLK TO MEET.
Michigan Club viii Hold Annua
Gathering, Thursday and Friday.

Michigan Club Will Hold Annual
Gathering, Thursday and Friday.
The annual meeting of the Michi-
gan Press club will be held In the
Hotel Griswold, Thursday and Friday.
Thursday evening there will be a
theater party, and Friday morning q
trolley ride, leaving the hotel at 10
o'clock. After the ride the party will
be entertained by the Michigan State
Telephone company at luncheon, and
an inspection OF the main building
from IL TO o'clock
The business session will be held
at o'clock, in the Grisvold parlor,
when addresses will be delivered by
President p. +. Browne, OF Harbor
Beach: Clifford Ward, Charlotte, and
willard Babcock, Harbor Beach.
There will be shop talk" by he
members Of the association, after
which the election OF officers will
take place.
A banquet will follow in the eve
ming, at which Mayor Thompson,
President Browne. Elk Gov John T..
Rich, Mrs. Francis f. Burns of st.
Louis, Mich, and A. Fl. Grifith will
speak. M
The Detroit times., 1911-02-28
MEETING NOTICES.

NOTICE In hereby given that a special
meeting of the stockholders OF the
Detroit Salt Co. will be held at the
office OF the company. 1l04 Penobscot
gan, on wsdnesday. March IL. 1911.
at o'clock In the afternoon. The
object Of the meeting In to authorize
the leasing for D term Of years with
rsnswsi priNyii s.,r OF the entire
pany: and to transact any business
that could be transacted at an annual
meeting of the stockholders
Dated Detroit. this alst day Of
February, 1911.
BY order OF the President. J. NJ
"A. T.. JENNINGS. seo'y.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-28
FACTS ABOUT FILIBUsrER.

Purposet To prevent vote ON
Lorinaer ease, NJ Lorimer now has
majority.
Session began NJ noon Monday,
continuing until Ss07 q. m. Tuesday,
20 hours and Z niinutes-
Recess taken until ~ q. m. Tues
dap, when hlibuster resumed.
Crawford (Rep., =. d., spoke two
hours Monday afternoon and eight
hours at night.
Bristsw tRep., KRs.b, relieved
Crawford at 6f3O a. m. and held
no0r until recess.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-28
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Harry Sprengsted, Oil Woodward, So
years; cardiac dropsy.
Francis ]. ]. McHugh, SO Eleventh.
william yffaas; P nisom HarDer bo,p,,a
years; peritonitis.
Frances smuczinski. l41l Scotch. l
year; pneumonia.
Godfred Ohonesbir. Little Sisters Of
the Poor, 80 years; paralysis.
August. Mroch, SOC st, Aubin. 50
years; nephritis
stanisiaps Paeion, s5 McGreEor l
John Tansey. So Eighteenth. rs years:
Efne Mcleod. l4o Crosiey, IS years;
senility.
Elizabeth Reynolds. $50 Dix. 30
years: peritonitis.
Rosetta Rigney, Harper hospital, 20
years: hyper thyroidlsm.
Margaret Schneider, 81 Garfield, SO
Annie Patterson, 251 Twenty NTH,
rs years; pneumonia.
=. Alice I GsisSds; a0s Lillibridse. II
LYDIA Hemods. 81 Church. % years:
William Peoples. Toledo. O.. IS years:
Albert woreliis. 272 Tnlman. 70
years; strangulated hernia
Marguerite Grill. Grace hospital, 90
years; hemorrhage OF bowels
Charles II. Petersen, 473 Russell. 80
Harry Potratz. Eimwood, near Cieye-
land, 10 years; crushing injuries to
head, accidental
Elizabeth King. 30 Jay. 81 years;
senility.
John b. Pope, Pontiac. Mich, 50
years; general paralysis.
Alice M. Church, St. Louis, Mo, 50
years; surgical operation
William Seaman. Minneapolis. Mimi,
% years; pneumonia.
Purley Marsom. Harper hospital, IL
years; septicaemia.
Theresa Cough. 51s Fort f.. 4 years
diphtheria.
Aiphons Kaiser. 1889 willis E.. Al
years; asphyxiation by gas; suicide
johanna Ryan, Children's Free hos
pital, 2 months; leo colitis.
. Henry Perrenoud, 104 Charlotte, 81
years; chronic nephritis
Andrew Marx. 6s1 Monroe, 6s years:
angina pectons.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-28
BUYS INTEREST IN PAPER.

3 ST. JOHNS, Mich, Feb. 2S.-Harvey
Burgess, who has been associated with
the st. Johns News as foreman for
several years. has bought half in
tcrest in the Commercial Hostler. at
Three Rivers. and expects to remove
thei. I'm about a month.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-28

dreams OF fair Michigan. when husky
JEFF" Davis (Dem., Ark, sneaked
over from the Democratic side he
lifted the feet OF the wolverine ana
dropped them. The senators on tho
floor and in the galleries laughed
heartily as the disconnected senator
sat up quickly, as though fearing mat
he had been struck by an eight-cor-
nered adjective hurled by Crawford
at the Lorimer crowd. These favor
ed ones and members IN uneomfor-
table attitudes sleeping In their
chairs, made the chamber look like o
midnight scene In the cabin OF an
over-crowded excursion steamer.
Then there were the wakeful ones
who never yawned and took the ex-
periepce as mere incident Chief
OF these were Ike Stevenson, the
wisconsin senator with whiskers
slightly touched by the frosts OF his
eighty-one years. He "chawed" mis-
tobacco meditatively as usual and
grew more sociable as the night ad-
yanced.
Crawford came to the senate in
the tariff session of 1909. He was
well equipped for his task last night,
because he had made special study
of the long record in the Lorimer In
quiry and had every essential fact
fixed in his mind
A heavy-eyed quorum was present
when Vice-President Sherman called
the senate to order at IL o'clock. Prac-
tically all OF the progressives were
on the floor.
Senator Bristow was recognized. He
yielded, however, to Money (Dem..
Miss.), who pleaded for peace. New
lands (Dem., Nev.), also urged an
agreement but on motion OF Senator
Cailinger rep. N. j., the senate ad-
journed until so o'clock, when a
new session was formally begun and
by agreement the resolution for the
direct election of senators was taken
UP for final action.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-28

wANTED--Ladies to learn the new
Hermann permanent hair. wave. an
electrical and chemical process that
transforms straight hair Into natural
wave. Shampoo or rain does uot
customers waiting graduates We
will teach hairdressing entirely Tree
this month to permanent wave stu
manicuring. eIsctrolysis and chtrop-
ody Few weeks completes GAIA
loGus mailed free. Noler College
Chicago. lila u.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-28
JUDGE MurfIn 10 SPEAK.

Judge Murfn win be one OF the
speakers at a dinner 70 be given by
the junior law class Of the University
Of Ann Arbor, In the Griswcld house.
March 10.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-28

0sc-DARK SKIRTS-65c
CLEANED AND PRESSED, 50 CENTS
MICHIGAN G. @. a II. CO. MAIN ssss.
sos WOODWARD. CITY $3.50
The Detroit times., 1911-02-28
The Whole Family Is Interested.

The Whole Family is Interested.
No matter what classification your
nd appears under there are whole
families in Detroit who are interested
I'm what you have to say.
For Rent--Houses. For Sale-Houses.
For sale---Real Estate. For Sale
Mac. situations Wanted. Help
Wanted. Poultry & Supplies. Auto
mobiles.
Many Of these families see no
.1pther daily newspaper than the
Times
"A Want Ad in The Times Is q
Want Ad In the Home"
Phone Your Wants to the Times.
Phone No. City 1855 or Main 14ss,
The Detroit times., 1911-02-28

FARM FOR sALE-la3 acre. $50
Howell. Mich; Is acres ttmbors 9oGI
pvhdinys Ara VIM oadoun. HCU~
The Detroit times., 1911-02-28
HAINES' WIGS, TOUPEES,
HAIR GOODS.


Haines Wigs and Toupees are well
made. the most natural effects being
produced In quality, workmanship
and nrice I have no competitor. La
dies, my stock OF fine French HAIR
Goods Is very complete. imported al
rect from Leon Pelleny, of France;
This hair store Is over 400 years oiu
and the goods the most reliable IN
the world Natural wavy switches
In ali shades. gray and white In
ciuded. Straight hair switches. all
shades and lengths Perfect trans
formations in all shades, including
gray and white pompadours. puns.
curis, rolls. etc. Hair and hair goods.
Wholesale and retail U don't deal IN
Chinese refined nor sea grass Wigs
TO rent for parties and niesarerades.
In looking for a reliable hair GOODS
house don't overlook me; 81 years IN
the same store ought TO appear 10
four Judgment Established In my
present hair goods store 1873
VIM. A. HAINES,
70 Grand River-ave.. cor. Bagley-aye.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-28

FOR SALE CHEAP, ON account illnerr
equipped dairy farm, ons-kaif n1l<
from creamery = Wayn4 eol11(>
with or without hard 90 f6e1ot@6
Holstsins; Illustrated booklet mal
TO intending farm purchaeerA WI
lam B. Hatch. Ssabrssss. V1or>1&
The Detroit times., 1911-02-28
TO Rexr rocxs,

Rossyu, ssms:. t es ss 's :ss ::s
The Detroit times., 1911-02-28

,-RooM. modern. except furnace, In
irst block on Woodward. $1,000 "
sold at once; lots OF small trnr W.
w BENNETT. 1903 Majestic blok.
Main 416h. city tI6b
The Detroit times., 1911-02-28

s.. 200 MELDRUM NORTH
north or Kerchsval. rooms. bath
gas and cellar. large harm. cement
walks. paved street This " snap
veneiie. Phone n iss les ksrehe
val-ave.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-28
HELP wANTED--MALH.

BARBER at once. f. ID. Blashfieid, 81 n
East Main-st., Battle Creek, Mich.