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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-08
DIED.

DRiNHALLr-Nov. 5. 1911, Joseph o.
beloved husband Of Mrs Lena Drink
all and father OF Earle ana l1a. u
neral services at residence 80 ihlrtN-
htn-st Wednesday at ? =, m. De
ceased was a member Of Union lodge
No g. f. e. a. NJ. and Western lodge
No $40, l. o. o f, Park lodge 300.
Irterment at Woodmere.
Gl.AEssLE-Nov g. 1911, Charles F,
aged 81. beloved husband OF Char
lotto Graessle Cnee pfeifer), father
OF the late Frederick l.. Graessle'
Edward c. and Minnie. Mrs. Wm.
Waltz, Mrs Herman Pankow, Mira.
Win. Botzen and brother OF August
Craessle Funeral from residence.
b72 Mack-ave., Wednesday, Nov y, at
1880 Interment at Elmwood Gene
terry Newark y j. papers please
CODY.
GRAY-Nov. 6. 1911. at the residence 81
mis- parents. Is Abbott-st,. Malcoini'
son OF Adam. Franklin ana MIS- , nva
Whitehead. Funeral services from
residence Wednesday. Nov. 3, at y.
m Burial at Flint, Mich,
KEUSCH-Nov. 5, Mary. age 70 years,
nj her home. 81 Schiller beloved
wife Of Herman Keusch and dear
mother OF George. Herman r. anu
Ella Keusch; 10 grand and one great
Crandchild. Funeral Wednesday at
l.3O, from residence, and 2 AT Trln-
ity lutheran churcvh corner Orator
and Rivard,
LARDTE-Suddenly Mrs isabella tnee
Brady beloved wife OF Joseph Lar
lie and dear mother of Joseph fran
els. sister OF Francis j., James -,
Edward NJ, Fred. Joseph w. Mrs,
Martin Brady, Mrs Frank bavigne.
Frances. Ida and Ella. Funeral Ned-
resday at 7:3o from the residence OF
Mrs. Frank Lavigne and from Our
Lady of the Rosary church at
o'clock To Holy Cross cemetery.
t.IyY--Nov. 9. at Ashland. Wis. Isaac
Levy beloved husband or Mile Levy
and father OF Harry and Carolyn.
brother OF Mrs Alex Tannenholz.
Charles and Jacob Levy, OF Detroit
Joseph l. Levy, Of Ashland: and Mrs
Nathan Sobel. Lafayette, Ind Fu-
neral Wednesday at Port Huron
Mich.
SIZE A--Nov. s, 1911. Alice. daughter OF
the late Timothy and Margaret Shea
sister OF Frank, Loretta and Ethel
shea Funeral "Wednesday from RESI-.
dencc OF her uncle. Hugh Nevins ~
Nermont-ave., at O'clock ana 81
Vincent's church at $40.
vT,NABI.ES-At his late residence 111s
Tvelfth-st.. william L. Venables. age
22 years beloved son OF Mrs. Caro-
line Brown Funeral Wednesday
Nov Z, az r m
HAZARD-Nov g. at his home, 1S9
Park-st.. Adelbert russell aged %
yenrs beloved husband OF Alba. and
father OF John r. and Louise Hazard
and Mrs Charles Woodland, OF Net
walk. o. Remains to he taken IN
rlat Rock, Mich, Thursday morning
from Geist Bros parlors, 81 Macomb-
LlNG-Nov :, 1911, at his residence
il5 Alfred-st. Conrad Ling, in his
saith year Funeral Thursday, Nov
.. ut p. IN.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-08
Ordinance No, asa,

AN ORDINANCE to amend Section g
or Chapter 5s OF the Compiled Or
dinanoes OF the City OF Detroit for
me year 1904, approved June 49,.
Section That Section 6 Of Chapter
5b OF the Compiled Ordinances OF the
CITY OF Detroit for the year 1904, APP
proved June -, 1911. be. and the same
Is hereby amended so az TO read as fol-
lows;
Sec. o. In all cases except those men
TONED. sidewalks shall be OF uniform
width of feet. except sidewalks here
after laid. constructed or repaired on
the north side OF Porter street. oppo-
site stanton park, on the north and
south sides OF Rose street. opposite Ma
comb park; on the north side OF Alder
tus place. between Dequindre street
aud ST Aubin avenue on the north
size Of osborn place. between Rivard
nd Hastings streets; on the north
side o. Guoin street between Walker
street and McDougall avenue: on the
cast and-west sides OF Jefferson court
between Jefferson avenue and Fort
street extended; on the north and
soItlr sides OF Monning court. extend
Ing west OF Rivard street. south OF
Palmer avenue; on the east side Of
Snringwells avenue. between West JEFF
ferson avenue and South street: on
the north and south sides OF Graham
street. between Caroline street and
Wabash railroad on the east and
west sides OF Gilman avenue. between
v orr street ana NJ I. X. X. right or
way! the first street north OF Marston
avenue. between ST Aubin avenue and
FordyCc avenue. and also on the east
and west sides OF Ford avenue be-
tween West Jefferson avenue and the
VI G, r. r.; also on the east
and vest sides OF Lanerty place
from Howard street to the NJ
o. r. " right-of- way. and also on
the east and west sides Of West End
avenue. south OF West Jefferson (also
on the south side OF Barron street.
from alley west Of Jarves street to
Dearborn avenue) shall be OF uniform
width OF four feet; and on the west
side o. SprinRwells avenue. between
Fort street and Wabash railroad. Con
Cutes street, from Carbon street TO
Wabash railroad; on Dey street from
Carbon street 10 Barron street. on Du-
pOnt street from Herkimer street To
Wa bash railroad. where same shall lie
Of uniform width OF FIVE feet. and on
tho north side OF Winder street. ne
tween Dequindre street and St Au-
hin avenue, where same shall be OF
VI form width OF three feet
sec. g This ordinance shall take
immediate effect.
Approved Oct. 3, 1911.
VIM r THOMPSON.
Mayor.
Attest;
CHAS, A. NICHOLS.
(C47) City Clerk
Cofhcial papers please copyD
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BIRTHS.
BOYS.

BOYS
Geo Kehoe. 257 LaSalIe
Fred Wilkins. 397 Moran
VIM. i. Condor, 654 Springwells-ave
W Walecki, 76S Hastings
u. Scanrro, 565 Rivard
L. Fl. st Armour. 1873 r. Grand
blvd
Tony Kindziejewski. 1901 Frederick
Claude Raymoure. s7e Euclid +.
Win. Jackson. 3b4 Ferry e.
G Il Stokes, so Russell
A. Phillips (twins), 21s Magnolia.
q. NJ keetan, 1873 Leicester-ct
l.. c. Saxman. 346 Medbury.
r. F. Webber. ESQ Hancock W.
W III. Brownell, l24 Englewood
l.. A. Sprenger. So Baker.
VIM. ". Walters. 57Sh Fort T.
Herman Matchafskie. $50 Cicotte.
Jno. Burke. 43 National-ave.
W. J. Swift, 677 Porter.
S. Collins, 2s2 Beecher.
r: NJ Woodward 1872 seventeenth
Frank Kancapan. 472 Grandy
A Prue, 377 Dubois.
r. r. Boyd. 142s sixteenth
Joe Hoschna a30 Michigan.
T.. ]. smith l65 Lincoln.
A. Bacinski. 1872 Hastings
Percy williams. $50 81. Antoine
w 4 White, 2e12 r. Ord blvd.
Geo g. Morton. III Greenwood
Henry VanSiec. 742 Farnsworth
VI, L. Pierce. 1897 Gratiot.
VIM Zikursch, MeldYum.
Miles Colling. 81 Mack
Max &. Sturm. sos Chippewa
Harry Barter. H.. 757 Penn ave.
VIM. Scopis. So Elizabeth
tirruld Austin. II New1and
Richard Depew, III Hendricks.
l.. kuchi 993 Cadillac.
A Watkins, 5e6 Belvidere.
A. O'Neil. f21 Fisher.
Jos. Kirchner, 460 Sherman.
VIM. Hoffman, lac Twenty-ninth
Jno. Kane. ia Milwaukee.
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Ordinance No. 357.

An ORDINANCE to amend Section |
= 30 or an ordinance entitled AN Or
di1ance To amend Sections 1. ta).
tb). | Co. 1 Cd. 1 Ce), 81. ca,
thj, / 90. ! 90. (k. %. 1
(m). | tn), f(o). ! (p), (q), 1 Cr),
90. ] 90. and tu) OF Chapter l45
~ tho Compiled Ordinances OF the
city OF Detroit for the year 1905 and
also by adding new sections thereto
10 be known as Sections I W. and
tw), approved Aug 4 1911.
II is hereby ordained by the People
NJ the city Of Detroit:
Section ! That section l (p) OF an
ordinance. entitled AN Ordinance TO
amend Sections !, TAI, tb). l CO.,
] I'D. te). ~. go. (h). I %, /
80, ck), 90. / Cm). ! tn), Coz. /
OF chapter l45 of the Compiled Ordl-
nanccS OF the City OF Detroit for the
Ycar 1904, be. and the same Is hereby
amended. so as to read as follows and
also by adding new sections thereto 70
he known as Sections ! (v) and | (w) -
approved Aug I. 1911, be. and the same
Is hereby amended so as TO read as
follows:
scctior I tp). The FIRE limits OF the
City OF Detroit shall also include all
that section OF the City described with
in the following limits Commencing
at 81 Joint in the center line OF Four
tasnth avenue at the intersection of
Porter street: thence northerly along
Z the center line OF Fourteenth avenue
10 .he center line OF Dalzelle street
thence westerly along the center line
Of DaiZelle street to the center line Of
public alley between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets; thence northerly
along the center line Of said public
alley to the center line Of public alley
south and parallel to Michigan ave
nue.: thence westerly along tho center
line OF said public alley to the center
lire OF Twenty-third street. thence
srutherly along the center line OF
ia fn he IT, To-.
or Kendall avenue; thence easterly
along the center line OF Kendall ave
nue. TO the center line OF Beecher ave
nue.. thence southerly along the cen
tee line OF Beecher avenue 10 the cen.
ter line OF Standish street; thence
rHsterly along the center line Of Stan
dish street 20 the center line Of Twen'
= tieth street thence northerly alOnS
~ center line of Twentieth street q
The southerly line OF Newark street
thence southeasterly along the south
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-08
DEATHS.

Mary Corby. years, ss7 Orleans.
diphtheria -
Katie Miluaszck. 20 years. st Mary's
Louis j. Levine. so years. Harper
hospital abscess.
john Ponke. 50 years. 70 81. Joseph,
septicacmia.
Marguerite Kuptz. months, GIL Lee
land maraSmus,
Veronica Rintz. a. years. SIS Can
Eta Brooks. AZ years. Sis Ferry,
cancer uteri
Mario Kaene days 7is Milwaukee.
non closure.
hospital, operation for intestinal ocelu-
sior.
William Christman. IS years. Morgan
house. fracture Of skull
Joseph Ulrich, 20 years, 1915 Mullott,
Fred ". Krause. ~ days. 9i7 TWEEN
ty-fourth. cholera infantum
George - Jones, 35 years, 2S Ferry
west tuberculosis.
Bertha Wachmeister. years is3
Brewster, diphtheria
ethel Louise Boist is years, 1908
Brush, teNaemia.
BENJAMIN G. Evans, ~ years, 90
Fifteenth, bronchitis.
Clara Schneider. 90 years, St Marys
hospital, peritonitis.
William l.. Henderson, % years. l0i
Myrtle, pulmonary tuberculosis
Madeline Abraham. 4 months, f5l
Franklin, meningitis
OttiIlie X Blitz. SO years rs Wood
ward. pneumonia.
Marcella r. Hansen. months, 30
Bellevue. hamilton.
Marguerite Lynn. 81 years, Grace
hospital. general peritonitis.
Julius Pekrol 80 years sll East
Canfeld. pulmonalis
Rhoda NJ Close. u years, DAT John
r. Grterio sclerosis
Celesta j. Hopkins 81 years harper
hospital. hemorrhage.
William Heine. 81 years, 1875 Twen-
ty-fodrth, valvular heart disease
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DEATHS.

Johanna Carter, 20 years. Arnold
Home. senility
Mary A. Colbourne. SIS years 81 Mol
bourne. uterine cancer
Harry Prokopp. years, 14s Clipper.
diphtheria.
Elmer Fouchey. months. 1eI 81
Jean pneumonia
sylvester y. Nernier. 81 years Fast
crn sAnitarium. pneumonia
Elizabeth j Carrier 81 years 2s9
Twelfth. apoplexy.
Caroline settler, 81 years, is Rooss-
Welt, apople1y
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-08
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Paul szantyka %; Zofa Kowalska.
: Francis x. Collins, 30; Elizabeth
Michael Lesson, 80; Josephine Dem
binski ~
Eloyo Preston, 10. Worthwhile; Es-
tella +. Carter, ~, Birmingham
James A, Park. rs; Mable #. Cotton.
Walter G Gilbert 80. park Hin. Can
Mary c. McGregor. Sc Detroit
Peter Brown. 25; Mamie Oulmet, 10.
/, VILLAIN Eppiey. 20. Ford City; Myr-
., FRANK Mesoros, IS: Elizabeth Cseh,
=, Stanjslaus oboloj. 81; Katherine Belle.
u William J.. Horne. 49, Lillian A.
Waldo f. Moore. 81 Ella NJ. Egan. 2s.
:, Fred A. Benoit. 2S. Pontiac; Pearl
NJ. Meyer. %. Detroit
Edgar b. Smith, 81; Daisy ]. swick-
ard. ~
Louis NJ Bessenger 81, Detroit: Ada
inc flnkel; rs, Port Hope.
.,a ueGrge n Woodling. 49, Detroit;
hattl, Ztesner -, Massilon. O.
John NJ Lawler, IS; Louise c. Leary.
Stanislaus sarnowski. rs: Valerie
Celmar. II
sidney a. Schultz. 81: Florence
- Iohn Wentworth, 80, Maud Crawford.
Is.
Dee J. Storrett. 20; Evelyn M. At
well. 90
John Mulroy. 20; Helen Fitzpatrick,
Richard II DouRhtery, 80. Detroit;
kathleen g. Rummey, rs, Crosse Point e
Farms
Otto Kahl. 22; Anna Alfathers. 20
John Eihell. "a; Mile Guenther al
Ferdinand A. Beer. IS; Anna ~ Due
woke, %
Ray w; Patterson, SO. Treva r..
Woodward 90
William Brown. 81; Catherine Rieder,
Ben Wieniewska, 90; Helen Skutow-
kowski. 81
Louis Kahn. "a. Anna Weiner. q
Frank Antosik. %. Wyandotte; Ste
fania Bilinski, Is. same
Alonso r. Hanchett, 30, Plymouth.
Grace II. Edwards. 25, Perrinville, Mich
Charles l.. Marble, 90; Fr.da L. Nor
ris %
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rICE - STREET PAVING AS
SESSMENT.
NOTICE
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit. NovembeF-srI9ll-
Paving Notice No. MA
SUPERIOR STREET


SUPERIOR STREET.
To Thomas Bajinski. j. Bartkowiack.
Mrs. r. Bleschke. Joseph Bertkowick,
Anthony Beritk, Adam Burr, Leon Bar
towski, John Bolda. +. Bethman. JACOB
Ciganek. Joseph Cynowa, NJ Cichockt !,
A. Choyka. William Chilinski. M.
Choke. j. DieboL Rudolph Edel, John
lelIin. John Focht, John Fleming, An
thony Coke, Anna Grenka, NJ. GrenNa,
r. Guenther. Joseph Geynka, Albert
Gladich, Frank GIsgla, Fred Granan.
John Guenschke, 4. Gutow Agnes
GowcEewski. John Herman. John II.
lIutek, Bertha Herta. John Keenan,
Victor j. Hebel. John JAwOrskl, A. ia
worski. John j. Jennick. II. Jeka, Carl
Jantzen, Jerome and DAILY, Conrad
Jelinski. Jacob Kraft, John Kott John
Kwidzinskt Martin Kwiatkowsk
Joseph Kotewicz. Mary kehoe, Frank
Stanislaus Kerr, August kowalski,
August kanski John Klosowskt, Frank
Kunkel L. karnowski. August kunsi
Stanislaus Kuss, Lorenz Kusinskh
August Koss. NJ. j King. John kono-
towski. Anthony Luczak. Jacob Luc-
yak. John Landowski. Julius Luebner,
Jacob Lankeitus, Henrietta Lapudda'
r. A. Lingemann. u. La Tour. j. Luka-
Barbara Maloszycki, Otto j. MoritxkL
Michigan state Telephone Co, Allen
Melvin. John A. Moeller, valentine
Marciniak, Jacob Mampe. Joseph Nj
william j. Otto, Anna ostrowskl
Joseph olfschewsky. Van Philipsky
Michael Pakulski, Charles Pollock.
Joseph Pulte, Lilly Pionkowski. f.
Roda. John Rybicki. Frank Rachotzki
Frank Rzepa. Joseph Roeske, John Ro-
gocki Frank Radtke, Max ..eicher
Frances Richard. John Szornack. Eva
Szalatkowskl. w Stickneck, j. Stanis-
lowski. A. Sedzinski. Jacob schmidt
John Singer Joseph Singer Martin
Singer NJ Sheed Stanislaus Sawinski,
4. SsyTnanski. A. Skotzke, A. Sadach.
stephen Schroeder. August Stanley. Will
liam Stoerker, Margaret Tourongeau.
NJ remplin. Ggnatz Tomerowski Frank
Tomerowski Frank Tenderski John
Wolski John WeIsand. Thomas Walt
CORA, Nojciech Widoch. Frank Weller.
r. WiesDewski Ernest Winckler. John
Zella, +. Zensztak. Valentine Zalewski.
Joseph lander, Julia Zieski. Leo Zisski,
John lynda, j. Zeba. J. Zymslowski.
and 10 all other persons owning. occu-
pying or otherwise Interested In any
81 the lots and premises fronting on
superior street In said City OF Detroit.
within the limits hereinafter mem
toned
Tho Common Council OF the City OF
Detroit. having ordered so much OF
superior street, from the cast line OF
Russell street TO the west curb line OF
McDougall avenue, TO be graded and
paved. notice is hereby given that an
.SHfsSHitht mas beeif maze upon all the
lots, and premises fronting on said
superior street and liable to be as
sessed for said Improvement under the
provisions OF the city Charter. and
that a roll OF said assessment is now
completed and will remain at the AS
SCISSORS Office, in the city OF Detroit.
from the date hereof until November
FL 1911, for the inspection OF all per-
sons concerned therein
(64D BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY HENRY PLASS,
President
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erly line of Newark street TO the CEN
ter line OF sixteenth street; thence
southerly along the center line OF Six
tsenth street to the center line OF Por-
ter street; thence easterly along the
center line OF Porter street to the point
OF beginning.
Sec. 2 This ordinance shall take
effect
Approved Oct. 3, 1911.
VIM B. THOMPSON,
Mayor.
Attest:
CHAS. A. NICHOLS.
C64S1 City Clerk
tOffcial papers please copy)
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-08
LOUIS CASES TRIAL
GOES OVER ONCE MORE

The first matter taken up by Judge
Connolly on his return from his lake
trip with Mayor Thompson and others
was the trial OF LOUIS H. Case, Tor
msr partner of Cameron Currie, who
Is charged with embezzlement. The
matter was set for hearing, Tuesday
morning. but has been put over for
one week
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-08
STEAMER is TOSSED
BY FURIOUS GALE

ALPENA, Mich, Nov THE three
masted schooner, John Nee, lost her
main mizzen mast and the greater
part OF her rigging In gale on Forty
Mile point last night. The crew say
It was the worst experience they ever
had.
AT Q o'clock this morning The Mid
die Island Life Savers answered dis
tress signals and brought the schoon-
or into the lee Of the island where
the tug Raleigh will bring her TO Al
pena for repairs.
Captain Dernsten. master Oh the
John Nee, halls from Michigan City,
Ind.
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Ordinance No. s5s.

Ordinance No. 35s.
AN ORDINANCE designating the name
~ the highway first south or wa
bash ftatiroad rtEht-of way, between
harrington and Green avenues.
IL t. hereby ordained by the People
OF the City or Detroit:
S.ction | That the name OF the
street and highway first south of Wa
bash Railroad right-of-way extending
from Harrington TO Green avenues. be
and the same is hereby designated and
shall hereafter be known as Green
Place.
Sec 2 This ordinance shall take
immediate effect
Approved Oct. 3, 1911.
WIN b. THOMPSON,
Mayor
Attest:
CHAS. A. NICHOLS.
C64eD City Clerk.
(Offcial papers please copy)
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ADVICE TO INVESTORS
By Finance

60 ask
OF Jackson Mich think The one tina,
thouss
s
Z
whether
the esortf
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-08

me baseball captains at both Har-
ward and Yale for 1912 are varsity
quarterbacks Potter Will be the first
Cf dice al Cambridge. while Merritt Is
likely to get into the big games for
ale az Howe's substitute
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-08

HENDERSON PIANO, artistic walnut
case; slightly shopworn, hut in splen-
did condition; very sweet tone. was
si25 Now only S235 Easy pay
ments % ichigan-ave
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HAINES' WIGS, TOUPEES,
HAIR GOODS.
WIN A. HAINES.

w vi. y. HAHN Ed,
Ha;nes' wigs and Toupees arc well
made the most natural effects being
produced In quality, workmanship
and price | have no competitor La
dies, my stock OF fine French Hair
Goods is very complete. imported d.
rect from Leon Pelleny, OF France
This hair store is over 400 years old
ami the goods the most reliable In
the world Natural wavy switches
in all shades. gray and white IN
cludcd straight hair switches. all
shades and lengths. Perfect trans
formations In all shades, including
gray and white pompadours, puns'
Curls rolls, etc, Hair and hair goods,
Wholesale and retail Il don't Heal IN
Chinese refined nor sea grass WIS
10 rent for parties and masquerades
In locking for q reliable hair GOODS
hauge don't overlook me; % Jears IN
tho same store ought 10 app al 70
your Judgment Established IN my
present hair goods store 1879.
WIN. a. HAINES
&c Grand River-ave. cor Baglev-ave
HAfNEs BROS piano. fun la DC
taves rosewood Ease, fell IRON plate.
ovcrstruuE in eNccllrnt condition.
sensational value this week at E'S
NTsIc RAGS black OF brown. genuine
COW hide closed ends. large handle
handsome buckle. "AtrHurdiuarN
value at $50 Bv mail % extra.
e. GHINNELI bros 245 Woodward
stX Baskets Soft coal 81 Ben smith
rs Grand River. Cherry 21l2, Cny
3Ntg
HELIART.E Sterling riano. fancy Wal.
put case. 3 pedals. Boston uit-hu1-ri
fus tondi tiuu very sweet tone Was
500. this week only 4se SrAnli
tsT11NNEfI 4
Woodward
SODA FOUNTAINS. billiard and n h
tables new and second hand g
March Co Farmer-st ~ tern
WANTED-Cor Michigan and Fourt
20 furnish rooms complete. 81 weeT
Sumner Co.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.


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graduate OF the Detroit Business
University; magnificent new build.
ins; thorough course IN 4. n 90
writing. mechanical and architecti'
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Molder timekeeper. shopclerk sales
man, carpenter, woodworker. nllIln
toolmaker benchhand. teamster, var
Eish rubber, chef. porter cook wait :
ar. timer. laborers CENTRAL, 5S
Griswold Main $500.
AUTO INSTRUCTION
BY the largest and best automobile
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limited and includes 10, driving les
sons: we have both day and night
classes: our garage department es-
tablished three years. Our new az
page booklet How 10 Drive An Au-
tomobile." sent free on request. Call
and investigate
Michigan State Auto School
THE RELIABLE SCHOOL.
11-li Selden-ave, near Woodward.
Grand 1919 Detroit. City 636l-J.
'CRAFTSMEN-Ex structural.
mechanical and architectural mon
Immediately. 526 Chamber OF Com
merce.
DESIGNER for structural iron and
bridge work. good man to take
charge Of office 40s Chamber OF
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EXPERIENCED Statesmen wanted
SS45 Congress west, downstairs. De-
troit Utensil Co
EXPERIENCED FUR CUTTER want
ed T Steere a Co, 351 Grand River
FASHION ARTIsT-One thoroue hiV
competent OF preparing designs for
catalogue Illustrations StoveI 90
Engravers and Printers, winnip, z.
Man
100 MEN wanted 10 learn auto
mobile business. Starting this
week, we will give special
evening course at S. ON the
operation OF automobile
also driving lessons at $40 We
have the best equipped instruc-
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other institution of its kind in
the-st We guarantee To du
what we say or refund yonr
monev Cass Automobile Re
pair Co, 254 Jefferson east.
rtasT- CLASS EI,ECTRtCIAN o.,
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ooh Printing Done Right Times
Printing CO.. is John R.-st
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AM inclined think much OF value
village Ridge the first place
Piney Ridge that mention
several listed
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FOR SALE-Overhead Shafting
with hangers complete. Cheap
for cash. Inquire Mr.. Curran,
Times Bldg.
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Al GOOD MEN. sl75-$4 \ DAY
Nolder. timekeeper. shopclerk. sales
man, carpenter woodworker. milling,
toolmaker, benchhand. teamster, var
rish rubber. chef, porter, cook, walt
ar, timer laborers. CENTRAL, 5S
Griswold Main $500
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DANCING.
Losr AND POUND.

LOST--Between the Garrlck thenter
and Pasadena apis Friday evening
three-strand pearl necklace. with
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eli ARLOTTE &. CAMPAU, $40, THE
Pasadena apis