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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-21
DIED..

DIED.
MURPHY-Feb. 10, 1919. at his resi-
dence. 1913 Cass-ave.. James 3. Muir
ply. brother OF Ann Murphy and Mrs
Lizzie O'Donnel. Funeral Thursday
from residence at $50 and st. Alloy.
sius church at o'clock. Burial al
Mt. Elliott.
MYLER-Feb. 20, at his residence. 81
Englewood-ave. Thomas j.. dearly
beloved husband OF Anna NJ, Myler
father OF Mrs Chas. l.. Barthel and
Jas. II, Myler. brother OF Mrs. q. j
Smith, BEDFORD. Funeral services
from house. Thursday at p. IN. Fu-
neral car 10 BEDFORD, Mich.
PI.TERS-Died Feb. Is. James j. Pc
ters, Funeral from sisters resi-
dence. 4S Twenty-second-st, Thurs
day. Feb. ~ $40 a. m, a m: Sc
oy three daughters. Ida, May. and
Nellie; three sisters and three Broth
ers. Mrs. NJ. Munck, Mrs. M. Baldwin
and A. Peters, OF Detroit; }. Peters
Of River Rouge; Mrs. j. kerwin. OF
Dayton. o.: w. Peters. OF Philadel
phia.
William Radloff. Feb. ls
aged So years, beloved husband OF
the late Carlin Radon, father OF Mrs
William Lichtenberg, Mrs. Albert
Roegner, Ferdinand Mrs. Barney
Reichman, William. IL, and Mrs
OTTO Mattel. Funeral Thursday from
residence OF his daughter. Az Chest
nut-st., at / and Bethel Lutheran
church, Mt. Elliott and Hendricks, al
1870. Burial at Woodmere cemetery
STANGE--Wilhelmin Feb. 10, aged
81 years. relict OF the late John
Herman STANCE. Funeral from her
late residence. 1918 Rivard-st., Thurs
day, 1880 y. m. st. Johns church.
Russell and Antietam, p. m.
10. Dora Strubel. rel
let OF the late Christian ID. Strubsl
and mother of Aug; and Emmanuel
from the residence of her son Aug.
Strube1. 245 Maple-st., on Thursday,
D. m. and from Trinity Ev. Luth.
church at ESQ p. m,
Feb. Is, 1912 below
cd mother OF Peter A Schultz and
sens sem residence, iis5 Twenty-third :
st. st. Josephs church, $3.50 Thurs
day morning.
SNELL-Feb l9. 1912. at her residence,
69S Townsendave., Celia, beloved
wife OF Ernest and mother OF Leroy,
Harold and Norman. Funeral Thurs
day. 100 p. m. from house
60. 1912. at parents
residence, Lila Elinor, aged l year
ana G months. infant daughter of
William II. and Clarissa Warmer
Funeral from residence Thursday al
y m.
SFLOFF-Frederick E.. beloved hus-
band OF Minnie Seloff, father OF Mrs
Florence Strang and Mrs. Grace Mac
Donald. brother OF Charles Selon, OF
ADRIAN; Albert Faust, of Utica. Mich
William Faust Mrs. Elizabeth Cor
ell, Mrs Anna Hartman. Mrs. Sophia
Lanson, Mrs Mary Morgan. Mrs. En-
ma Smell, Mrs Ida Schwartz and Mrs
Amanda Faust. OF Detroit, Funeral
from his late residence, 800 Garfield
ave. west, Friday at $3.50 o'clock
Burial at Woodlawn
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DEATHS.

ALI l.. Metsanan. 1877 Elmwood. 3
John JJesltt-3 tS III
linois 81 years, chronic bronchitis.
Joseph Smarik. 7S2 Hastings, AZ years.
pulmonary tuberculosis; Santa Freng-
lin, 1915 Chaplin, 4 years. lobar pneu-
monia; John Seit 526 Macomb. 2 years
maFasmus: Magdalena Kutny. 10 Lam
bert! yertrs' rrrrrr7 -trTrrT t'>rtrtt,
so King, 60 years. anaemigs. NJ NliaHT &
Mehrmann. 50 Second. 81 years. tachy-
cardia, Anna WeRener. 90 wilkins 81
years, myOcarditis: Vito Raso, Jos Rus
sell years diThtheria Ellen NJ
Feeney. 1862 Twelfth. 20 years. empy-
ema; Martin Partikula. SO Goldner 30
years, pneumonia; vena Shaw. House
Of Providence. s months, marasmus
Charles T. Hunt, 1918 Wabash 81
years. Rights disease Jessie NJ
Truesdell l4lg GratIot. 20 years, bron-
6ren's Free hospital, years. lobar
pneumqnia Sarah Wilson. co Theodore,
- years, old age; Scion Muskovitz
Childrens Free hospital. I months
mers, Grace hospital. o. years acute
enteritls. Le Roy Nickel, 266 CleVc-
land. IL months, ileo colitis Anrie r.
Klehba, ZIP Gratiot. 50 wears carci-
mona; Autoni Massa 226 Brady IS
vr"rs leucocythemia Sadie stefani.
500 Alfred 3 wears. Rrights disease;
Pearl Catewood, 339 Watson. 25 years
heart discase: Joseph Gniewck 1Sg
IN''i Fl UlpNtuS UhidsHluF, Mary An
gell. al Palmer 50 Years chrnnIc ne
phrltis Francis Zukowska ass WINE.
sc Nears nlyocarditis; Justine O'por-
nell. 500 Fourteenth I vtur. lohar
nneumonia Edward ! Tester. 7i5
TwthtN- tUiru. ! N"ar mcningifis WIZ
liam Murrell 81 Watson g. wears
rnNumpnia John Diamond 23t can
tor, year lohar pneumonia Minnie
\. Williams. ~ Fo""tcfnth 20 veara
angina pectoris; Marie Aron 81
Mary's hospital - years. sopticemla.
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Can

make much progress III this
day and age with your grand
fathers Ratchet"
Many an advertiser, like the
]tFTSfITTTaFT al e1FtfffS- FRAT ne Is
wide awake and wakes up only
to find himself asleep. Some
advertisers sleep while their
competitors are awake.
How about YOU? Are you
using the same advertising
medicine for All apparent stub
born case of indigestion that
you once used for a harmless
toothache
Don't you know that the
more stubborn and persistent
the complaint the more nee
essary becomes the quick APP
plication of an uniailing' REM
edy?
Detroit people trust The
Times" therefore it is the best
advertising medium for you to
use.
PHONE NJ. 1893.
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MARRIAGES.

William Heddon, % Florence Black
burn. 80.
Joseph VI O'Brien. 80, Mont Rose,
Col; Margaret Russell, 81 Detroit
Thomas Maher. 81; Anna Hubbard,
George NJ. Beebe %; Gertrude a.
Garland, 81.
Andrew r. straith. 81: Ella Robinson,
So
Daniel G. Wilson, "a; Della q.
Rronte, 10.
George Tucker "a. Detroit; Lena
Wade. "a. Flint.
George Mcmahon, as. Sandusky o.;
Mollic Maher. 49, same
Walter $. Hellwig, 20; Mary A. Rob-
inson. SO
Ernest Bunge. %; Viola Thomas, 90.
Mart l. Thompson, So Emma ..
Thiede, 80.
Felix Kulasa. %, Hamtramck; Anna
Sielinsky, 22, Detroit
Archie l.. Blackwell. "a; Mary Ber-
CRY. %.
William j. Meter. 2l Florence Blu
chanan, 10.
Joseph Trussel. %; Carrie Schroeder,
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the heaviness which always results
from an Over-supply. Scalpers, In the
feeding cattle departments or all mar
kets, are having the fight OF their
lives to make things go. II would be
hard to guess what the future has In
store, but il Is easy 20 see that owners
OF cattle are determined TO cash them
just as soon as the price will let them
out at first cost
The sheep and lamb market is In
about the same position as the cattle
trade. The demand for feeding stock
is just now OF very little value in
clearing the yards of stale stock, and
lamb values are especially weak. In
this department. as in all other
branches of the trade, II is the short
age Of feed that is the prime consider
alton, and farmers, who a month ago
were buyers OF sheep for stock pur.
poses, have discovered that they Will
not have feed enough to carry them
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BIRTHS.
BOYS


l.. Mike, 246 Beals; j. Burger. S55
Dearborn y Wezka 26l Hammond; r,
Donaldson. s24 Fort: A. Kohler. 1875
Pierce H. Brown, III Glendale; G.
Butehart. SCI Campbell; ;. KostielnN.
573 Wesson: w. Bagley. $40 Warren; G.
ring. 56l Morrell, A. Kauschewski ESQ
Central: r. Higgins. Grace hospital; q.
MrNay, 1880 Mckinley; A. Sale. 2Sf4
Woodward. r.. Buckowski. 1872 Jos.
Campau A. Glnkowicz, ~ Kirby; w.
Wroblewski. 1859 Chene; j. Tolbot. oSS
Lasalle; A. Katol. 400 Cicotte; r.
Whalen, "A Beecher; VI. Bats, $50 Mel
drum.
+. Prescott, 776 junction; l.. Traver.
ls5 Avery; ". Newman, 100 Logan; T..
Gardulski, 1869 Michigan. \. Matusz.
son: IA. Hastings, s51 Fourteenth j.
Thompson, 1850 Baldwin: +. knight.
l222 Mckinley j. Hewandoski, 7a0
Twenty third; Il. Gordanier. II Leland /:
A. Sadowski $50 Dubois twins); j.
Murphy 96S Twenty-third; IL. Bloomer.
Woman's hospital; }. Schwanki. 100
Newton; W. knuth. ll64 Twenty
fourth r. Albieska, s. Thirty-second;
-MoideRhatfAf, ~ sherwood IL, Leu
ton. Grace hospital; II. Kopczynski 2I7
Scherer, 81 Knapp: G.. Tompkins, 100
Anspach; III. Noumn, lag Maple j.
Smith. 6s3 Mitchell; NJ Schultz. 732
Forest: +. penault, 37l Brewsteb; =.
Valentine, 1o1 Jay; a. Terreault, De-
troit; W. winston. $50 Beaubien. w
Barkume, 246C scotch, a. DZikoski 643
Grandy; J. Thomas, ga Mitchell; r:
Mccarthy % stephens: G. singleton,
al4 sheridan; +, Karschniva, 66s Pr
quette: J. Marlwemdt, Gao Cicotte; g.
Norwich. Grace hospital; II. Green. 5li
Rademaoher; A. Fuss. 40 Hubbard :
T. Seaton. SCI Concord.
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SOME PRICES DECREASED
AFTER TRUST WAS FORMED
Continu~d from Page One.

nur base price OF the goods from the
manufacturers by the jobbers.
On the resale prices, from the job
Der 20 the plumber, Mr.. Sloan quoted
he following percentage increase:
Three grades or guaranteed tubs,
OlG;, two-year guaranteed tub, one
luarter OF per cent fve-year guar
anteed tub, DIPS; Ave particular styles
OF layatory supplies, IA per cent.
ON three styles Of sinks, Mr. Sloan
said there was a decrease of -
per cent, and on three other grades a
decrease OF Ia per cent. In his list
OF comparative figures, Mr.. Sloan
showed -tHatthe price of two-year
guaie bathtubs, four and foar
land one-half feet long, prior 10 the IL
cense agreement going into effect,
June &, 1910. was $14.25, while after
June 8, IL was Sl4.04 On other grades
of tubs there were advances as fol-
lows: Five-foot guaranteed, before
June 6, s1490. after, sl5,02; five and
q half foot tub, before, $l7. after,
s17.2l hve-year guaranteed, four ana
four and one-half foot, before, SITS,
after. s,S.19.
Mr.. Honeyman, for the defense, was
busy figuring while Mr.. Sloau was
testifying. and he asked, when the
rrosecution got through with the Wit
neas. that the crcsslexamination be
referred until after lunch. The re-
etest was granted, and Mt. Sloan was
allowed 10 leave the stand.
Edmund A. Morris, secretary-treas.
,rfer OF the Detroit Lead Pipe & Sheet
cad works, also gave the pTosecu.
tieH- a slight fte-was a-wttupss
for the prosecution, but the latter
lidnt question him in regard TO q
ccmparison OF prices.
Mr. Honeyman, however, learned
from him. in REORGANIZATION, when
the prosecution dropped him after
learning that. he had signed the IL
cense agreement. that he had pre-.
pared comparative price list for he
goa ernment Mr.. Morris told Mr.
Honeyman that there was no material
increase IN the price OF enameicd
ironware after the resale price Was
established.
j. a. Frauenheim president of tac
Kerner Manufacturing CO., Zellenop,e
Pa, who was one OF the original de-
fendants ard who entered a plea OF
noIo contendere. was on the stand for
IA few minutes, Wednesday morning
Following his testimony, Tuesday az
ernoon. In the latter session he
old Of meeting Edwin l.. Wayman
rommissioner for the trust. and
others, in A meeting in New York
md being requested TO enter the com
bihation. He said he became party
10 II. In answer TO a question from
Mr. IIoneypan. he said the govci n
aent had not promised him lmmUil.
bly, for entering his plea of nolo CON
endere.
In the Wednesday morning session
Inc. Prauenheim said that II was MS
belief that the price OF cnameled lroh
ware went mp 30 per cent after TIE
license agrGemont--lr.ts- put f-ept.ra-
ion. He was not asked for details
either BY the prosecution or defense
Tor his calculation His firm Is now
put Of business aud he told Mr.. Hon
lyman the reason that he was unable
10 sell his goods after the re.SaIs
prize went into effect was because the
obbers told him they were not as
well advertised as some others.
Walter J. KohIsT. OF the J. VI. Kohl
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DIED.

FULLER Feb 20 at 7a5 Jefferson
ny hroop Fuller, widow Of Silla
-Euller-AH4l-tt4t-t4f r----rTr- III + H,I,I
:. Arthur Fuller Funeral services
from residence on Thursday at 2.2o
y. m Kindly omit flowers oxford
and Romeo papers COPY
Feb. 20, Albert Hard
ing. beloved son ~ Catherine JJar,i.
INK Funeral Thursday morning FROM
rcsiderce Of his sister, 1888 Reech st
from Holy Trinity at O. Mt olive,
cemetery.
kEEE-Feb. 10 at her residence. lCl
lrCntis. Henrietta. aged 80 years be-
loved wife OF Orson Kerr. Funeral
Thursday, y. m, from house.
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sy n. II. MACK.

The advent of Lent and the con.
gested freight situation are making
no end of trouble for shippers OF live
stock. In the cattle division OF the
trade. prime steers are holding their
own, after a fashion, although current
quotations are so cents per cwt lower
thsp the recent high point for this
kind
heavy run OF medium grade, half
tat steers is Cutting all markets and
causing feeders To lose confidence In
the future. Loss OF confidence. in con-
nection with the live stock trade, al
ways leads to liquidation. From start
to fnish the market Is controlled by
the feed situation. the country over.
Demand for stockers and feeders Is
lacking and hundreds OF likely feed
ing cattle are going TO the butcher.
apd. incidentally, greatly increasing
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HELP wANTED-MALE.
Washington's Birthday
Dancing PARTY

at Prof. DeHoney's new academy, SIS
Woodward Thursday evening, Feb
90. Don't miss this grand affair. Bon
bon purity Friday evening, Feb. -.
ing.
NORTH POLE PARTY FEB. 81
Tuesday evening, Feb. 81 North
Pole dance. There will be snow and
icy mountains, Polar bears, Esqui-
maux dogs. North Pole and Midnight
sun. Don't miss this beautiful affair.
Glasses now open for beginners.
Phone 424S Grand.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.
,ETnnIr United INTERURBAN.


TOLEDO-CLEVELA LIMITEDS-
7.sO a. m and every two hours 20 $3.50
o. m Toledo only. 1880 D. IN. Toledo
Expreas a. m. every two hours TO
y IN. Toledo Locals. a. m, every two
hours TO y. m. p. M; Monroe only.
~ PORT TT HrRoN IIMIrEDs-7:l5 a.
day only IL p. IN. Locals. a. M. every
two hours TO s p m. p. m: Marine
CIV oni-, : p. m: Mt Clemens only.
& "a n m hourly 10 $50 p. M. y. m:
shore Line. 6:sS a M. hourly 10 1885
n. M.
--S.I0 a M. every two hours TO 4:i0
in .'GacksoTR Locals a. m. every two
hourS TO y. m. Ann Arbor only, a.
m o. m. $50 n m. n. m, 10 p. m.
III n IN. To Worthwhile. csc a m. hour
.Iv 10 s.3O D. m, 1880 p. m, 2 =. rn.. IL
y. In saline cars from IpsilRnti.
FLINT SAGINAW LIMIT EDS--s %
n, every two hours 10 6,25 n M. t.c-
c71s a. IN. every two hours 20
m II y. m, north OF oxford. sunday
-u-tty--e ttteF-i{e'''e'a- 4Sees+sT-4Ts-s ''.f
y ORCHARD LAKE DtvIsToN--5;45 .
m hourly 20 9;45 p. ma. II y. m.
wYANpOTTE ptVISION-6;s5 q. m,
'batf hourly 10 3 p. M: 20 minutes 90
I6 p. IN half-hourly To S:Ss p IN. hour
llv' 10 1885 ~ m
PoNrIAC IINuTEDs--4 so. SIC s;se
ntes 10 80 A. M. 5:i5 a. M. bali hour
~ TO la.4L " IA 1910 n. m. every 20
minutes 90 ste .. m. ESQ y m, 7i3o
10 m u M $50 y. m, $50 D. NJ.
Va 40 D. m. n D. m. Hirminghani cniy
a 20 D m. 7.ie . m. and -Hsidnight.
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rnrdIns'. Death Due Ia Drowning.

following u most tnurtem eNaminp-
tiou OF Che body %; Aibert HARDING.
who d sarpearcd from home. last Oc-
tpbcr ana WAS found in the paddle
bon o. the steamer Frank w. Kwhys
Cotuntr Buruess announced that death
was caused by drowning. and did not
result from The wounds on Hardings
head. which had evidently been caused
nv the lee in the river No Inquest
will be held. t,arding's body was
claimed ~ relatives
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n,n. FoR ALLEGED uonsE THIEF

TORT HURON. Mich. Feb 21.-Foi.
lowing "A conference between Prosecut-
4H-s --AtleF4@s-tI- ann -.tuJfge TaDpan
here THIS morning. bail for Ccpriano
tho Detroit Stcilian charged with steal
ing horse In St clair county several
months ago. was fixed at $500 The
bond was fixed at $500 with two sure.
ties Ceprlano is awaiting the arrival
OF Detroit friends 10 furnish the re-
qured amount.
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JACKSON. Mich Feb. 21.-Steam
and electric cars were delayed by
huge snow drifts today as the result
Of the fierce blizzard that hit this sec
ton. There was drop of IA degrees
in the temperature last night.
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suit for divorce was filed "Wednesday
b. Annie vs.. Reuben Wasserman on
the grounds OF cruelty.
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affected conditions so badly. Steam
snow plows have been sent out On
several divisions.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. 21-The en-
tire southwest is today In the grip OF
the worst blizzard OF the season. A
foot OF snow had fallen in st. Louis
and throughout Missouri, Kansas and
Oklahoma this morning and was still
falling steadily The storm extends
down 10 the Pan Handle section Of
Texas. The temperature in southern
Texas dropped from 20 degrees TO be-
low freezing over night.
All trains are from two to Ave hours
late. Wire communication Is prac-
tically paralyzed. In the larger cities
business was nearly at q standstill.
In st. Louis and Kansas City the
streets were blocked with snow and
heavy hauling was impossible. Street
car traffic was completely demoral-
lied.
Reports from Shreveport. La, state
that eight Negroes were killed and a
score injured by tornado which
swept that city. The damage is esti-
mated at 100000
Throughout Kansas. Oklahoma and
Texas. il is feared the loss to live
stock will be great. Roads are i'm
passable and the livestock caught
upon the ranches in the blizzard can
not be reached.
A high wind accompanied the storm
In Oklahoma and Texas, unroofng
buildings and drifting the snow into
railroad cuts and blocking traffic.
BAD AXE. Mich. Feb. 2l.-The
worst snow storm and blizzard that
ever visited this section of the state
is raging here TODAY. A terrific gale
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Wante d-Subscription So
licitors. Good opportunity
for hustlers. Apply Detroit
Times. Circulation Depart
ment.
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WATER PIPES THAWED
by electricity. Call Scott Bros. NJ. or
c 21T5. Prompt service. % Macomb.
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: ACRES at Inkster. On Michigan
ave, S-room cottage, 16-room house,
good barns. new chicken house, so
IT. long Good well. Price $4,000.
10 acres at Clawson, new house AZ
N2l. cement block cellar with cement
floor under all, new barn 1Sx2s. hen
house l0X20, corn crib, fine well 104
IT, deep, 700 grape vines. over an
acre each OF blackberries and straw
berries. so young peach trees, q
young pear trees and 8 cherry trees.
Price $4,000 cash. $1,000 trade.
40 acres, good soil, new S-room
house. barn, hen house and other
outbuildings, n miles from town, 30
miles from Detroit. Price $4,000.
80 acres, Alpena county. 4-room
house, outside cellar. barn and other
out buildings, small orchard. 500
strawberry plants, two good wells.
Price $1,000 for quick sale.
"a acres. 40 miles from Detroit,
stock tools and furniture included;
~ miles from town OF 1900; clay
soil, 10 acres timber fine l0-room
house, . large barns. buildings all
in good condition. All go for $1,000.
Farm Headquarters"
The Fiske-kinnev Co., Inc.
1910 FORD BLDG.
Main sal City $50
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A. A. A. A. A. A,
THE STRASBURG

lie - KASBO XII
SCHOOL OF DANCING
Sproat and Woodward Detroits old
est largest, finest and best school
Not a dance hall. The Instructors are
interested only I'm teaching you TO
dance. Progressive, up-to-date meth
DDS. Good associations. No embar-
RAISING --Results--e 'lsraR--
teed. Hopping not taught nor toler-
nted New term adult beginners on
Thursday evening, Feb 20. Advanced
Tuesday, Mar 5. Private lessons by
appointment. Write or phone for
booklet. Grand or City 3190
A. A 4. < A.. A "A 4.
You can't run q piece OF machinery
without oil and attention.
Your watch Is "a very delicate piece OF
machinery-it runs night and day
and all 1t asks is drop OF oil once
year.
MILLER
will clean and oil yours-guarantee
it--and loan you one to carry while
yours is here.
BIGGEST LITTLE STORE IN TOWN.
81 Grand River West
open until p. m.
A GOOD POSITION Is assured every
graduate OF the Detroit Business
ings: thorough course in bookkeep.
ms, penmanship. shorthand. type
writing. mechanical and architectu.
raj drafting and all English sub
tects. Free employment department.;
catalog free for the asking 6l-G3-
6b-67-69 West Grand River-avs
LATHE. screw machine. milling and
drill press hand tirst-class men only
need apply Alden Sampson Mfg
c. Oakland and McLean-aves
For new car work. floor layers. franz
ets, sheet roofers, at Peninsular
pant. Emp ofhc" American Car a
Foundry Co, 1870 Russell-st.
STOP AT THE
N ~ FRANKLIN HOUSE
INK ~ on Cast Larned-st, Jus,
AA~H step from Woodward
XNA and Jefferson avenues
AKh@ Rooms soc. 75c. 81 Sl60
XIX per DAY Single meals
- NJ 25c Special rates by the
~ week.
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BANJO-Genuine "Schall," 13-inch
head 81 heavy nickel-plated brack-
cts. metal shell, inlaid fngerboard,
ivory pegs. very best professional $50
model. like new. $25 takes this Ban
10 with a fine lined canvass, leather
bound case included, during our In
ventory Sale. GRINNELL BROS, 81
Monroe
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BAD AXE. Mich. Feb. 21.--The
worst snow storm and blizzard that
ever visited this section of the state
is raging here today. A terrific gale
that is sweeping the street makes
travel almost impossible.
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Attention BE Wise, Save II
Gold. csc; Carbon (lOO). soc; Ribbons
ACC; Ink, pit, l5c, Typewriters. all
makes 1S1 Shelby-st. Main 4l02.
Detroit Typr. Co.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

Hell wANTED-FEMALn
AT ONCE-25 experienced OPP
orators on overalls; steady
work; good pay Mohawk
Overall Co., 66-63 Congress
St. w.
A GIRL for good cooking and light
homework. Good training appreciat-
ed; 81 Telephone North 22s4.
20 OPERATORS wanted at once to
make overalls and suspenders. The
IA. l.. willing Co, SO Porter-st.
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FOR sALE-MIsCELLANE
A. A. A A. A. A. A. A. A. A. A A.
Pine lumber, lath, doors, Windows.
frames. base. castings. stairs. etc..
cheap.
Union Housewrecking Co.
18th and Fort West 1853.
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affected conditions so badly. Steam
snow plows have been sent out on
several divisions.
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FINE LAKE FARM, 100 acres, good
buildings, acres or timber, orchard,
with stock and tools. Only $4,000.
Good farms OF all sizes for sale and
exchange.
FRANK +. BRIGGS,
The Farm Man,
$685. Majestic Bldg. Main 100.
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CONSTRUCTION LOANS - LioeraI
amounts. j. n. Weber. 3O4 Gratiot
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FOR sALE-yAcANT LOTS.

LOT. .4ox130. on LaBelle-ave-.
SIX LOTS. -30.ft. front. two corners, at
Royal Oak ~-.-s.r-
S0x 49, Cameron ave. near boulevard.
owner must sell. 10 interested write
box D. Nos~gS, Times.