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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-10

\ Sale of 90 Sets of Rich American Cut
 Glass Plumbers at s2.29 a Set
 Only 90 sets to he sold nj this price. Therefore we limit each customer to two sets.
 Heavy spiral wheel cutting, every glass guaranteed perfect. Will make a most pretentious Christ mas gift at a small price.
 Sale starts Monday at o'clock, and continues until the 50 sets are sold.
 NONE DELIVERED
 (Jewelry Section, Main FIoor) Ladies' Neckwear In Holiday Boxes We have taken special pains this sea- son with our neckwear section and feel justified in saying that you will find here the most comprehensive line shown in the city.
 We call your special attention to our line of collars. side frills, jabots and revers, in holiday boxes at 25c and 50c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-10
MARX CHRISTMAS MONEY SAVING
 SALE BEGINS MONDAY

This sale covers everything in the way of holiday novelties, and while on some small items the saving is. necessarily small, still on the numberless things that most people have to buy for Christmas, 1t will amount to a great deal.
 We list below a number of the savings to be, gained by at tending this sale.
 Comb, Brush and Mirror Sets, made of Empire Art Sil- yer, the best substitute for sterling on the market, and guaranteed not to break or tar nish; instead of $7.5o .s4.9s
 Quadruple plated Shaving with adjustable mirror; instead of $500 ....... .S3.75
 A chest of Rogers Silver ware, including 26 pieces, as
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-10
Hints For Christmas Gifts From the Marx SilverWare
 Section

Quadruple plated Ere a d
 Trays ................S1 S1.49 Quadruple plated Tea Sets,
 S4.98 to .S12.00 Quadruple pl a t e d Blu t [ e r
 Dishes, $1.98 to $500 Quadruple plated Water Pitch
 CTS, $1.98 to :. .S7.00 Quadruple plated Sugar and
 Cream Sets, $1.98 to .S5.98 Quadruple plated Nut Bowls,
 S2.98 to .$6.50 Quadruple plated Fern Dishes,
 Sl.So to S5.9o Quadruple plated Syrup Pitch
 CTS, S1.29 to .S3.98 Quadruple plated Casseroles,
 $3,69 to .S4.98 Quadruple pl a t e d B a kin g
 Dishes, $3.98 to -. .S7.98 Quadruple pl a t d Candle e
 Sticks, S1.49 to .S6.9S Quadruple plated Coffee Sets, S5.98 to ............ $10.98 Quadruple plated Trays, S1.98' to =. .S5.98
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-10

l.. T. Piver's Floramye, Azurea and Le Trefle Incarnat, in extract, toilet water, sachet and talcum.
 Pinaud's Violette, Hello trope and Lilac, in extract, toi- let water and sachet.
 A full line of domestic per fumes, such as Hudnut's, Rik- CTS, Colgate's, Hanson Jenks', Willows, Oakley's, Babcock's and Vantines' Oriental Per- fumes.
 Holiday Boxes for Every Pack 's age
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-10
What Makes a More Useful or More Appreciated Gift Than Hosiery? Can You Answer it?

MOlc APpi OCldoCu Nl1 IAoH Hosiery? Can You Answer it? MARX Hose are good Hose, and MARK has dozens of diff ferent kinds of Hose, that, sent as gift will bring forth a smile of pleasure from the re- cipient.
 FOR THE LADIES
 Pure thread silk black Hose 25c A better quality Silk Hose in all colors -. 5Oc MARK special Silk Hose. Best quality, purple toe, heel and top Sl.UU Extra heavy weight Silk Hose, reinforced throughout, in all coIors and black =. .S1 50 ONYX brand Silk Hose, purple toe, heel and top, all silk, double thread sole ... .S2.00 NcCallum Silk Hose. The best Silk Hose ever made. You can't buy better ..... $500
 FOR THE MEN
 Pure thread Silk Sox, all colorsl and black .. .. .2G
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-10
GLOVES

Long Gloves and Short Gloves, Black Gloves and | Tan Gloves, Glace Gloves and Suede Gloves, F Gloves from 69c to o....--.............. $500 2 And any of these Gloves in nice Christmas box will make ideal gift; gift that will be ap preciated and used.
 We list here few numbers from our large Glove stock:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-10
From the Marx Gut Glass Sec
 tion


 Gut Glass Nappies, 9sc to s2.9S Cut Glass Oil Bottles, s1.50 to .......... $3.98 Gut Glass Water Pitchers, S2.98 to .......... S5.98 Gut Glass Plumbers, S2.98. set ofe6.
 Cut Glass Celery Dishes S2.98 Cut Glass Baskets :. $2.98 Cut Glass Sugar and Cream Sets .. z.9o| Cut Glass Cologne Bottles, $1.25 to =. .$12.00 Cut Glass Puff Boxes, S1.98 10 9Io,oO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-10

The Marx House Furnishing Section Presents to Christmas Shoppers a Number of Gift Suggestions, Appropriate and Useful, and at Worth While
 Savings in Price
 Fine satin Marseilles Bed Spreads, either hemmed, fringed or scalloped, 10-4, 11-4 and 12-4 sizes; S1.98, S2.50, $500, S3.5O, S4.5O, $500 and $500 New Comforts, clean, fresh and well made, cotton filled with silkoline and satine covers, each, 98c to :. .S2.98 German Down Comforts, S4.88 for $6.00 ones to $11.95 for $500 grade.
 Fine scalloped round Table Cloths, of Irish and German linen, S3.98, $5.98 and S7.5O S2.50- 50 extra heavy all linen H. $. Table Cloths, large size, large enough for most any size table. An ex- cellent $500 value.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-10
Brass Suggestions For
 the Home and Office

Brass Jardinieres, 49c to ...... .S798 Brass Fern Dish, 4Sc to .... $4.98 Smoking Stands 98c to ... .S1.98 Gongs and Bells, $125 to ..... .S998 Ash Receivers, 25c to .S1.0O Book Racks, S1.49 to ...... ,S3.9S Umbrella Stands, S2.89 to .S15OO Desk Sets ................. S198 Smoking Sets, 98c to .......S7 S798 Ink Stands, 25c to ......$ .$298
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-10

Beautiful Silky Goods for Kimonos or Dresses Would Make 8 Most Sensible Gift. These Specials for Monday
 Are Just the Thing
 38c- Soc and 59c Silk Mixtures in self colors, full range of street and evening shades. A soft silk and cotton mixed material, very stylish and serviceable'f for party dresses.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-10

We beg to announce that we have engaged the services of an expert engraver and are prepared to do all engraving on holiday articles promptly and skillfully.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-10

separately ill handsome box;
 instead of $2.50 .S1.29
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-10
The Gift Ideal for a Man

A HA N D SOM E BATH ROBE, and just at this time we might add that the sale of BATH ROBES, still continues at our store.
 SUCH BATH ROBES AS OURS cannot be approached in Birmingham at these prices: $4.O0 Robes :. .$2.95 $500 Robes .$3.95l $6.OO Robes .$4.75| S7.5O Robes .$5.95 $12 5O Robes .$9.95 A Delicate Perfume Always Finds a Ready Reception as a Christmas Gift. The Marx Toi- let Goods Section is Fully Pre- pared With All the Popular
 Extracts
 bier Kiss, in extract, toilet, water, sachet powder and tai cum.
 Mary Garden, in extract and toilet water and sachet.
 Houbigant's Ideal, in extract and toilet water.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-10

THE MEN ARE AMPLY TAKEN CARE OF AT
 THE FERD MARX STORE Ladies shopping here need not leave to pur- chase gifts for father, brother, husband or friend A list arranged alphabetically of gifts for men in the Ferd Marx store Ash Books Ia Brus q nd
 
  
  Boxes
 
 
  Calendars Four-I In-Iia Scar Pin and Cuff Sets nat tfons Tie Handkerchief Com- at Handkerchief F1andk rie Cases
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-10

The child's first lessons can be well begun on one of these blackboards, and in most interesting manner. Each board is fully equipped with chart of different scenes, with the alphabet and different childish sentences. We have them in four sizes-JOc, $1.49, $1.9S and the largest at $2.75.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-10

This is quite educational novelty, being a board that teaches how to spell correctly let ter is separate. and be around the boa rd to spell all kinds of words and names This board can be bought only at Marx complete for pSc
The Detroit times., 1911-03-16
BIRTHS.

Fred Rose, $40 Harbaugh
John GruenWald, S3S Michigan.
John churluDd, i0s RiyArd
Louis Davis, 40 Division.
Joseph S2umlaJski, $50 Junction.
David Coy, POS ForsS the.
John Kosmatski. i05 Garheld
Thomas Schemek, 7y9 Dubois.
Matthews Stryzewskt 9I9 Ropclle,
Frank piontlsowski, PAS Garfield r.
Joseph Poluck. 99s Dubois.
John Smoliusky. 1920 Dubois
Wlncenty LipinslSi. 466 Garfield.
Stanley Novak, 2G5 Superior
John Ault. $40 Garfield T..
William Wilson. 431 Third.
Albert cuckovich. 324 Palmer
Gerolamo Mercere, III Catherine.
Abrain Farber. 1888 Michigan
Joseph Kelsey, l14l Elmwood.
Wladystaw Mikolaicyk. 1928 Palmer.
Steaf Mudry, i07 Lyman-pl.
Alberto Parinelio. $50 Congress.
Joscph Boyarella. 632 Riyard.
BOYS
Andrew Gracyk. LA Bittburg.
Charles Morley, Az Dix.
John Weidinger. 2o2 sylvester-st..
.tWins).
Antony Nabozny. $50 Military.
John Sudol. 1895 Military
Joseph Przywara, ITO Hammond
Jakob Tuchowski liz Levitt,
Frederick Gumpper. 2i1 henllWorth.
Joseph Knoll gao Riopelle.
Thomas Puval. I2s Russell
VIM. Zietlow, $50 Seventeenth.
Julius Malzahn, III Medium.
VIM KarBom, AS Jefferson h.
Leo Smith, 1865 Rivard.
Antonio Iiubbino, 261 Mullett
Patrick cawley, ~ Roger
John Collins, 1891 Campbell
Joseph Cieziako, 1873 Milwaukee.
William Young, EOS Gilbert.
Andrew Sobiefolsll. 1l30 st. Aubin
Nm Mcdonald ga sixth.
Joseph Rossi. G50 liiopelle.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-16
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Charlotte McGouwen. 3 years. ssl
Twelfth; eclampsia.
Herbert Franck, SO years, $50 Allfed !
paralysis.
carbolic acid poisoning self-admln-
istered.
George Gremer, 81 years. House OF
Providence; tubercular bladder. M,
Edward Schurtzinger, f3 years. High-
land Park; fracture OF skull. inquest
pending.
stanislaus Gacek. IS days. 81 Gates
St, entero colitiS
George BisseIi "A years. 1872 Twen-
ty-ffth; cirrhosis of liver
Elizabeth Fisk, 6s years. s6l Con-
,sress F. cancer OF uterus.
Celia Hicks, so years. rs sherman;
pneumonia.
Joseph Mielke. SO years. 1854 Chene;
pneumonia.
Mary stachorska, rs years, lia9 Jos.
| Campau. senility.
Catherine Wiebel. IS years, lS9 Cath-
crime senility.
Marie Baudermer, &c years. Grace
hospital; acute Utilization or stomach;
Marion Casson, "A years, Isl Mel
Mary A. Plat. SO years. l17i Brook
lyn pneumonia.
Geo, W. GIazler, months, 1ss RI
Wesley c. Tremain, 20 years, 40
Fourth; tuberculosis.
Benjamin +. Shelly. Sc years III
Harper; pneumonia
John Lancaster, ~ years, 4Os 81 An
tome: chronic bronchitis
Clara NJ romlison. "a years, 80 BUT
ternut: puerperal pulmonary emboli
Rachel Barber. Al years, Harper hos
pital: chronic intestinal obstruction
Frederick Hoffman. 80 years, rs
Madison; inquest pending
John GerZinski, years, ii Goldner;
pneumonia
Lillian Gill. l month. Chiidreu's Free
hospital; entero colitis.
Elsie Gill, 10 months, 4sl 81. jean
diphtheria.
Loretta Winfield. Z months, 1854
Helen; phthisis.
Mary Golonski. 35 years, Eloise,
Mich: chronic nephritis.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-16

mayor is asking the teachers to take
he matter up with their pupils in {
nice way" His letters say, in part.
The calling OF the Hebrew
peddler is a very humble one:
much bitterness enter his life:
many trials and tribulations beset
him. and his struggle for exist
ence is continuous; still, he has
a right to exist, and his small,
very small comforts are assured
him py right OF his citizenship.
Will you not take a special in
terest in his behalf? Will yon not
please plead his cause with your
youthful charges? Here are
few subjects you might discourse
upon: The right of the Hebrew
peddler to i've" Every stone
should not have its billet"
Some uses to which snow and ice
should be put TO, ETC."
am sending these letters to
public as well as parochial
schools, and trust that they will
be received i'm the spirit which
they are sent, and that you will
make an extra effort to stamp
out wicked practice.
Cordially yours,
WILLIAM b. THOMPSON.
Mayor
The Detroit times., 1911-03-16
HOLD ON TO YOUR
UNITED WIRELESS

there have been companies that have been notably
public turned
OF Repess Co secured some cnoce
Oovie would gamble
on
/ % a
United
is a
is O a
IKE 70 IL. is ca be Dredging
substantial dividend
ste is a collateral the banks.
make both IN dividends and
OF circulars
takes take loss stock after you are once
experience find that cannot get than hall what you pa
Ii experience
that conduces caution the time man comes along with
Inc sockselng talk.
Wireless and the wildcats
Judgment choosing
cks
The Detroit times., 1911-03-16
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Chas Van Stone, 30. Chatham. Can
Katherine Ferguson, 80. Detroit
Wilson a. Ganty. 20. FIT. WAYNE,
Ind: Lois r. Mcbride, 25. same
George 4 Dilloway. "a; Lottie
Rogers. %
julius Propeller. Sc, Crosse Pointe;
Mary Laetham, %, same.
Fred Schultz, &c; Anna Priescor 49,
Arthur G.. G. krcnz, "a: Emma A.
Rodde, "a
Virgil H. Wells, ". Pontiac: Jose.
phine Slack, 20. Detroit
Louis Johnson, 25; Elizabeth bet.
rich. "a.
VIM. X. Hetsler, %. Plymouth: Ag-
mes v. krumm. %. Detroit.
Charles Robinson, %; Viola Robin.
SOL, Is.
Josiah McElroy. ~, Defiance. o.;
Myrtle Metz. 80, same.
Roy Harbour. q. Ionia: Loretta Iry-
ing. 20. Detroit.
Joseph Schwartz. %; Dora Lowen.
berg. IS.
Emil schelling. %. Plymouth; ida
Krumm. %. same.
Earl Bower. %. North Branch; Min.
ME Yerden. %, Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-16

adjoining lots l07. los aud 100. vacated
by &. c. March a. 1905. and vacated
alley lying II. OF and adjoining lots
March IA, l9O5--Green's sub of lots
l. 3, 4 and 5. OF the sub. OF lots and
6, q sec SIS. 10000 acre tract.
WIN. Y. HAMLIN AND :. }. BROWNS
Lots l. and 3. lots 229 to 25l. both
inclusive; lots 254 TO 2SS. both inciu-
sive: W. y OF lot 293 and lots ga to
800. both inclusive--W Vim. Y lIamlin
and $ J Browns sub. of lots Nos.
PUNGs AND NEWCOMB's SUB
Rear lot 2l-Pungs and Newcombs
sub. OF that part OF o. LIS and s.. of
u sec. IS. 10000 acre tract lying be-
tween Clay avenue and II and b G.
r L. and WY of D.. G. 81 and VI
ROEDI1ER's SUB
Lots IL TO 10. both inclusive, lots
% 10 81 both Inclusive: lots % to %.
both inclusive. and lots % 10 10 both
part OF lots and 4. 4 sec So, 10000
acre tract
sTANDIsHs sun.
Lots 13 to 81. both inclusive and
lots 81 TO 6S, both inclusiVe--Standis
sub. OF lot 1 OF he sub OF y sec. 50.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Lots II 10 30. both inclusive. ana
lots SO TO TO- both !nclusive--Sub. OF
lot 3. OF sub. OF u sec. 5s. 10000 acre
tract.
strip OF land SIS feet In width and
formerly known as Hanover street ex-
tending Ely from Russell st. and be-
Ing $40 r. In length, vacated by G. &,
March IA 1905
The Common Council OF the city OF
Detroit having fixed and determined
that said district. herein above de-
scribcd. Is benefited by the opening OF
n r
TO Cameron avenue. where not already
opened. as a public street and high
way. and having resolved that 49,.
2275o. less allowanee for buildings
$12.O03.23 Ct the damages awarded by
verdict OF a jury In the Recorders
Court Of the City OF Detroit. In pur-
suance OF proceedings under the pro-
visions OF Act i24 OF the Public Acts OF
1893. as amended. he assessed upon the
owners and occupants OF the taxable
real estate included In said district
In proportion. as near as may be. to
the advantage which each lot or parcel
is deemed TO acquire by such opening
Notice Is hereby given. that an
assessment has oeen made upon all the
lots and premises included in said dis.
trict and liable to be assessed for said
Improvement under the provisions OF
said public act. and that roll OF said
assessment Is now completed. and Will
remain az the Assessors office. in the
city OF Detroit. for twelve days from
the date OF the first publication OF THU
notice: that is. from the date hereof
until the 2sth day OF March. 1911 for
the inspection of all persons concerned
therein: and that the Board OF Asses
sors Will meet on the gath DAY OF
March. 1911. at 10 o'clock n. m, at
their office IN the City Hall ard will
remain in session between the hours OF
10 n. ~. and IL a. IN. on said day. and
during the same hours. for three sue
cessive days thereafter. to hear any
pers0n or persons desiring 90 object
20 any assessment'so made. and to re-
view and correct the same. ~ correc-
ton thereof be found necessary
BOARD. Or SfSSORS.
BY JOHN {. NAGEL,
(3zo) l. President
The Detroit times., 1911-03-16
DIED.

HOFFMAN, - March IL, suddenly,
FREDERICK. beloved son Of Mrs. So
phia Hoffmann, and brother OF Will
lam f. Edith and Theodore Hon
mann, age 3S years, Funeral from
residence. is Luddenst., Thursday.
30. standard.
KANE-March II, John. dearly beloved
son OF MIR and Mrs, William Kane,
tnee Minnie Lotner) age years Flu
neral from residence, SIS orieans-st,
Friday. March II. at gao. lnterment
at German Lutheran cemetery.
IA, at parents home,
522 Scotten-ave Elma, beloved
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. G. r. Muir
ray. Notice OF funeral later
PETRI--March Il, 1911. Mariana,
widow OF the late Frank Petri, and
mother OF Kate, Frances and John
Petrl and Mrs. billiard Knott aged
~ years Funeral from residence,
EOS Riopeile st Time later
PERRY March IA, at her home. %
Kercheval ave, Esther Robinson
aged 80 years. beloved wife OF George
n Perry. and mother OF Florence,
Harold and Russell Perry. Funeral
Thursday at y. IN. from residence,
4. at his residence,
SO7 Howard-st, George b., beloved
husband OF Minerva Taylor. Funeral
from his late residence I'm under me
NJ. Thursday, at y. m. lnterment
at Woodmerc.
McGOVEHN- March IS, Dolly. beloved
wife OF Charles r McGovern, and
sister OF Nellie Chapman, age %
years Funeral from residence, 1874
Jsy-st. Thursday, at y. m
ROBBERY March ~. Joseph r.. broth
or of Henry. aud Charles Robert age
"a wears Funeral Thursday at $50
from residences, $50 JOS Campau-
ave. and from ST Elizabeth's church
at . o'clock.
sTEIN-March l3. 1911. At the resi-
dence Of her son. 396 parkview-ave.
Mrs Barbara stein. rellct OF the late
Henry stein, mother OF John r. and
carl r. stein. and sister OF Fred 4
ana John Hubel and Mrs. August
BLACK OF Detroit. and Mrs. c. ilubel
Of ST clair. Mich Funeral frort
above residence Thursday morning at
$50 lnterment at 81 Clair, Mich
The Detroit times., 1911-03-16
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
Assessment Rolls For 1911 VIII Be
Completed on April list
OFFICE BOARD OF ASSESSORS.

Detroit. March Is. 1911.
Pursuant to Sec. g of Chapter 10 OF
the Charter OF the City OF Detroit, as
amended. notice is hereby g'ycn that
the general assessment rolls for the
entire city of Detroit, for the current
year 1911, Will be completed on April
list, next. and be ready for the inspec-
ton Of the taxpayers at that date The
said Board VIII AT any time thereafter
prior to the 18TH day OF April tthird
Tuesday,, 1911 review the assessment
III any person who may complain, eith-
err verbally or In writing before said
Board. and will make all proper cor
rections thereto. and on said last named
date, said rolls VIII be submitted to
the Common Council for consideration,
ana any person considering himself az
grieved by the assessment OF his prop
ertg. may appeal I'm writing 60 said
Common Council.
t326l JOHN q. NAGEl.
HENRY pLASS.
OSCAR IL. MAR\.
Board OF Assessors
The Detroit times., 1911-03-16
Jailed as Swindler.

WASHINGTON, March 15.-The
fact that he invariably paid for his
purchases with 500 bills, led to the
arrest in Cleveland. Ohio, today OF
Milos handles, on charge OF rails
ing the denomination OF currency,
according 10 report received by
Acting Chief Moran, of the secret
service. In the last three weeks. Man
dies is said to have passed about so
500 bills, which he made by add
ing a cipher TO the figures on $40
bills in Cleveland, Akron, Columbus.
and Pittsburg.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-16
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DETROIT UNITED rNrERuRnAx

PORT HURON LIMfTEDS-T n mn
and every two hours 20 Z D. m: sun
DAYS only. IL p. m. Through locals.
= IN. and every two hours TO y p. m.
hourly TO D. m. including limlteds.
hourly TO IL p. IN Shore Line 10 Nj.
Clemens. s:2s a m. hourly TO ff;ey
flint LrMITEDs-.7:ss a m. s.ss
m ThrOpgh locals, q M svsry two
Flint. Sundays only IL p m TO Romeo.
q m. : a. m. and every two hours 70
I" IRcSsoN LIMITEDs-siis a N. ana
.vsTv two hours TO si1s y. M Throusa
,rcafs a. m. and every two hours IL
local. Ann Arbor only. m sac -
~ no. 10 D. m. ~ p. m NorshyiIio
M s.so a m. hourly 20 tsxe y m.
11.naS 10 M, p. m. II m Saline c4r6
frs %%oL fRbsoS'aIIiia IEDs..s:ss a a ana
svsf,. and sunday. T:1o. .. m Throu<b
Gay 80 a IN. and hoarir to 4:<1
y Nv ASpoTTE DIv.--6;3s a. m: kniS<
no"riy 90 s:ss y M; hourly to ll;56.
y pnxr,Ac ntv.--s q. m. 20 70 20 ,nsr
..rrice 10 $50 p. m. hourly "a 10-11
!, ~ ii u M. Birmtn sham only. ~ -
ORCHARD LAKE Dkv<-1 = =.
hourly 20 II .. m
s1hss. ca. ran shsesss = >>r's>a
The Detroit times., 1911-03-16
DAILY BIRTH LIST.

GIRLS.
Emil. Redman. 25f Howell
Jesse Crump l40 Benton
otto Johr. 1850 Seyburn
Robert Nuemann. SO Townsend
Robert Buehler. 5el Jos Campau.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-16
MAYOR MAKES PATHETIC
PLEA FOR POOR PEDDLEH
Asks School Teachers To See That
No Annoyance Is Offered oy
Pupils.

Mayor Thompson is sending to the
principals OF all the schools in the
city, both public and parochial. let
ter, which might be termed, allitera-
lively, plea for the poor peddler.
Complaints have reached his ears.
through the Hebrew Peddlers' asso-
citation, that peddlers are greatly an
noyed by school children and the
The Detroit times., 1911-03-16

pleas give VI
"a
q he
"a deep,a and Is mil
a
w"rkng
want form~r
n
business, "hie"
JbuIdn A. L. Ia.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-16
TO INVESTORS
By FINANCE

the
n the asks he
to
ecme
The Detroit times., 1911-03-16
HE'LL .sTEp

ABLE BODIED MEN wanted for the ".
s. Marine Corps. between the ages Of
10 and Is Mast he native born or
have hrst papers Monthly pay SIS
TO $50 Additional compensation pos
rib.e Food. clothing, quarters and
medical attention free. After 30
wears service can retire with IS per
cent OF pay ard allowances. Service
on board ship aud ashore I'm all parts
Of the world. Apply at v. ). Marine
corps Recruiting onlce. % w. Fort
st Detroit, Mich.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-16
HERE'S A NEW ONE;
OBJECT. YOUR MONEY

wick Mining Co. with claim some
alliance
When the investor buys stock he given
the of the mining stock that he buys
within the rate 10 investor
=
II = a L
days of baganhntg and lean pknss generally the brokerage game
II should be It would not take me long TO figure 1t out
generally recognized
from this little scheme There good socaled
be cautious in dealing in them with
dealing with
l 1 not bond than 1t does
The Detroit times., 1911-03-16
NOTICE OF STREET OPENING
ASSESSMENT.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE,

Detroit. March Is, 1911.
Notice OF Street opening Assessment
Roll No. 2O7 for opening
The Detroit times., 1911-03-16
ron s.Lr-FARNs.

FOR EXCHASGE-Fuliy equipped
Sa.nm.r farm IN % Sssisa county, %s aisR
Detroit the county seat with 81
without herd 20 Registered Hol-
stems Address William Hatch,
eableexe. Florida. TOR Illustrated
The Detroit times., 1911-03-16

THREE or four good shinglers want.
ed fast men, good pa and steady
work for COED wOrkmer Apply At
l7s Beaufait. after b y. m
The Detroit times., 1911-03-16

4 HIGH CLASS experienced cigar
salesman having personal acqusint-
ance with, wholesale and retail deal
ers in lower peninsula Of Michigan
and adjoining territory. Full line or
cigars and stogics None but high
class experienced man need apply
j. r. Cherry Co. Newark. O.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-16
BUSINESS orroHru NITrEs-
IIOTEI

HOTEL
30 miles from Detroit. wet county, 40
rooms. large dining roon. grtH pom
lobby. stsari heat and electric HEut
tar averages better than 80 per day
Hctcl In hrst-Class copCltionA rms
w. certainly bargain TAR sc Zoo
Ready 30 step right in and do bust
ness.
w. G.. PATRICK & co.
Main or City 322s IS lIome Bank
YOUR BOOMING HOUSE Will b.
SOt.p SODN ~ LISTED WITH W ~
fsATRiSk a co - HOME BANK
MAIN OR CITY 92Ss.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-16

Mack Avenue Near VanDyke
2Oxi30, all improvements: cheap. Lam.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-16

ron sALn-BusINEss rRoPnRrY.
Ts-FT. WIDE LOT on Seminole. be-
tween Agnes and ST. Paul Mra a
Roth. 2ss Concord-aveL
The Detroit times., 1911-03-16

| am not very fayorably inclined
toward these popular gold dredging
propositions. They require goou
deal oil capital and are not anywhere
near so uniformly successful as the
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