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BIRTHS.

Boys--E. Blade, CT Hecla; NJ Lepler,
GS Brewster; l.. Mendelsohn. 53S Mich
igan; j. Goodman, 27i Alfred; NJ. Ben
son. IS Division; L. Kutochke. 377 CT
cote. = Wolak, 3sl Leland; A. Mel
carek. - Livingstone; G. Gonski. l
Stopcl place; \. Kawecki, 1887 Field;
= Thompson. IL Madison; f.. Ruegert.
233 Baldwin, ~. Michel 3S6 Popular:
II. Poupard. 90 Brownies; T.. Uford
Az Mcclellan b. Duschane. $50 Dix;
$. .'ilipiak. 795 Riopellc' H. Van Sickle,
1872 Dix.
Girls--G. soper. 30 Ottawa; r. Mar
tin. 5S Baker; 7. sprote. as Lilli-
bridge J. Nansumer. 482 Mullett, r..
Holmes. 23l Alfred. :. Kostoeckl, 400
Superior V. Gusdr.ol, l55 Superior; A.
paraski. AGA Garfield; A. Zebrowski.
536 Alexandrine; II. Prete, 299 Balti-
more \. Kemp. l57 Twenty-ninth: w.
Dahl. 693 Hastings; $. Brilliant, 230
Brady W. Fuller. 4S Lexington; \. Nc
Carthy, t227 Champlain; IL. Biggar, $50
Hamilton. III. Jeno. 2h9 NIackle; $.
Praszol. So Portland T.. I.oewe, 462
Woodmei q; l.. Moyle 1885 Grand Boul-
ev9rd. q. Gregory. SO Isabelle; j. Nc
Garry. 5sl Second: A. Marklevitz 459
Lansing; = Cabal 99G Dubois j. Tom
acZak. 1890 Dubois.
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ENGINEERS QUICK
ACTION SAVES TRAIN


MIDDLETOWN, Pa. Feb. 20 tue
quick action OF John Fraley. OF lIar-
risburg. engineer OF shifter on the
Pennsylvania railroad, today sayed
the famous 1S.hour Chicago-New YORK
dyer from what might have proved
the third disastrous wreck on the
road within 10 days.
EraleXs engine MAS -pnshlng a box
car across the main tracks 10 slu'
ing west OF here, when he saw the
eastbound flyer tearing towards Elm
at,6O miles an hour. II was too late
10 get across, and the switch had
closed behind him. To prevent a
sideswipe. that would probably have
hurled the flyer on into the ditch,
Fraley opened his throttle wide ana
started down the main track ahead OF
the passenger train. He did not SCI
far. with his maximum of 30 miles
an hour. but II was enough TO reauce
the shock OF the collision. The box
car was splintered, both locomotives
we're badly damaged and Firemen +.
r. Lane and +. IA. Copeland were. In
tured, but nobody in the passenger
cars was hurt.
The only thing that saved us Was
the action OF the shifter IN pulling
away" said Engineer Seitz OF the flyer
afterwards. 'Fraley could have
Jumped and got away. but he stuck to
his throttle and risked his life TO save
the passenger train.
The flyer proceeded east with new
locomotive after short delay.
The day following the wreck OF Tie
Pennsylvania Limited, az warrior
Ridge. last week, the flyer met with
another accident at Fort Wayne, lnd.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DETROIT UNITED VETERINARIAN;

TOLEDO CLEvEI4AND LIMlTEDS-
Tao n m and every two hours 20 o;SV
n, I'M. Toledo only. 1880 y. IN. Toledo
Express. A. m. every two hours 10
n m. Toledo Locals. a. m. every two
hours 20 5 D. m. y y. m; Monroe only
~ PoR'E IT HrRoN LIMITEDS-7.1s a.
N everv two hours 20 I:i5 p. M; sun
dnv only II n. IN. Locals. a. m. every
t,vn bot,rs to 6 p. IN. 3 y. m: Marine
INV only. \ y. m. Mt. Clemens only,
6.g0 a m, hourly 10 $50 p. m. 3 p. m;
shore Line. 6;25 q. m, hourly 10 li'sS
y fHCKsoN : KALAMAZOO LTMITEps
c.io m every two hours TO t:lo
n m: Jackson Lansing Limited, 6;lo p
IN Jackson Locals a. m, every Two
hours 10 ? n. m: Ann Arbor only, . a.
IN u. nj. 6.SO y. m. p. m, 10 p. m.
NJ n m TO Worthwhile. $3.50 2 m. hour.
Nv 10 $40 u. m. 7:30 D. M 2. m, IL
n m. saline ears from Ypsilanu.
FLINT. SAGINAW LiMlIEpS-s'.s
m every two hours TO 6:sS D. IN. Lo- !
ais "a m every two hours 20 , p.
Vn n n m, north Of oxford. sunday
only other Romeo Locals, 4, and -
v ORCHARD LAKE DIvIsIoN-SiS a.
IN bourlv to s.45 y. m, II p. m.
WYANDOTTE DIVISToN-S:3 q. m.
half hourly 10 p. m; 20 minutes 10
p. m: half-houriy TO S;3S y. M hour
y p 20 LrMiiTEps-4,Sa $50. sac
r :, nrsls sac a. ma. every 20 min
p,es 10 5,a0 a. m, 1;4s a. m. half hour
~ 10 le;4s n M. lie D. m every 20
minutes TO 6:t0 o m. $3.50 .. m, issv
a. IN, n M. $50 y. m. $50 y NJ
10 40 n. m. N n. IVA. Birmingham oniy
$50 y. M. T;io y. IN and midnight
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j. George Barnard. 80, Detroit; Elva
AldTidge, 10. AleXandria. Ind.
August stocked %; Malvey waters
10.
Thomas Holland 81. Crosse Isle,
Grace Atkin. 30, Detroit
Charles q. Gilbert 80. Marjorie
Costello. 20.
charles r. smith, %, Essexville;
Alice X. Wright. "a, Detroit
Roy sullivan, %, Marie Lomand' ~
Willlam Burbo, %, Trenton: Mary Ma
Varre. 10. same.
Daniel Dnny. 80 Pittsburgh; Lor-
eta Kelly. 81, Detroit
John Gillian. 20. Wheatley, ont; Jen-
ME Renwick. 20. Detroit.
Elmer W, Barron, "a. Mearle G. Greg
orN. 20.
William $ Morse. % Marion J. Daw-
son. n.
William }. Calligan. a.. New York;
Grace Sapfc. %, Detroit.
Stewart ], Russell. 20, Matte NJ.
Kew, is.
Manlcy j. Furmun. g.. Ann Arbor;
Bessie Rodner. AZ. Detroit.
Harry NJ, Williams, 20; Leila q.
Moore. -.
Peter NJ. Hansiosten, 26, Detroit. May
Spieles. % 1amtramck
Rene Van Dembronck, %, MalFena
Corullic. 90.
Man Schultes. so: Adellne Ashley. "a.
Edwin g. Dean, &c. Detroit: Sue
O'Connor. %. Pittsburgh.
Martin Nande Mas, %; Nathalie
Loomans, 90
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REBELS PICK MADERO'S
TRUSTY TO LEAD THEM

EI. PASO, Tex, Feb. 20.-Gen. Pas
cual Orozco, commander OF rulaies
under the Madero government ana
supposed TO be Madero's right hand
man. has been appointed commander
in chief OF the Vasquista forces. III a
manifesto issued today at Casas
Glandes. where the Nasquistas are
gathered preparatory 10 their march
10 Mexico City.
Orozco, who is in chihuahua and
has not accepted the command, in a
statement he issued recently TO the
United Press, declared his unialter-
ing loyalty TO Madero and the Nader
lists expect him 10 reject the rebel
offer.
Aristarco Carasco. wealthy cltl-
7cn OF Juarez, is under arrest charged
with melting riot. capt Narios
Espinosa, OF the JuareZ garrison. mas
also been arrested, charged with IN
citing the men of the garrison to re-
volt and a dozen other arrests are
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DItt 0s.
Arndt Bros. 13s Gratiot Ave.
Herman I. Becker. ls3 Gratiot Ave
u r. }odimer, ISL Clay Ave.
Duncombc Pharmacy, 29IG Woodward.
T. IL Webster, )33 Champlain 81
A. j. Filler, 9S3 Jefferson Ave.
John j.. Paddock. $50 Michigan Ave.
L. ;. Gcppert, 1900 Grand River
Geo. A. Mahlmeister 1865 Gratiot Ave.
Mt Elliott Pharmacy. 1909 Gratiot Ave.
L.. y. schwartz, 2j5S Jefferson Ave
Edward Young, 761 Oakland Ave
Eastmau's Drug store. 1854 Woodward
John a. Dyer, 1916 Grltiot Ave.
Serul a Travis, sg5 Woodward Ave
Greenthal Pharmacy 1919 Gratiot Ave.
Alfred 8. Abbott, Fourteenth and Mil
waukee AYES.
FeliN Tester. SIS Baker
Geo. j. Billing. 1872 Woodward Ave.
r. e. Breningstail j5Z Baker 81
Thos. Belanger. River Rouge
SHOES.
VIM. Eyre a. Son. 9S2 Grand River Ave
J.. Herman. 2tJ6 Jefferson Ave
Gee. Hewstone. ESQ clay Ave.
Carl <riegcr. S37 Grntlot Ave
WRi. N krieger. 1899 Gratiot Ave
MACPHERSON a Muenz $40 Grafton Ave
Thos y. Scheich, 1915 Gratiot Ave.
J. II. Rockwell. 29i5 Woodward Ave
~. . Burghardt. 496 Baker.
Edw. Schaumburg. River Rouge.
JEWELERS..
otto Simon, lS6 Gratiot Ave.
Alva HUM Jewelry Co, $50 Grams
River Ave.
CLEANERS AND OVERS.
Durand & CO, 80 Griswold ST.
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DIED.

ALI.EN-Marie. at St. Mary's hospital
beloved daughter of Charles and
Mary Allen, at $50 Brewster from
-. Johns church, at 1880 a. IN. Mt
Ollvet cemetery.
is, 1912. Mary J.. be-
loved wife OF Alfred c. Boxall and
mother OF James Armitage, Mrs. An
ia Stout Elliott b, Frank s. and
Esther l.. ArmitaRe and l.. Wallis
Boxall. aged 5s years. Funeral from
residence ESQ Maple st. Wednesday
at 1850 p. m. Burial private.
BENNETT-Feb 10, 1912, at Grace hos
pltal Mamie c.. wife of the late
George s. Bennett. Funeral services
from the residence OF H. III. LHom-
medieu. g33 Jefferson-ave Wednes-
cay, az 1915 p. m. Burial at Jack
sen. Mich.
BLtCk-.At residence in Dearborn,
Alexina beloved wife or John Black.
aged ca years. Funeral Wednesday
at l2 o'clock from residence. Bur-
ial at Woodmere Funeral car.
BAIEE4-Feb. IS. a his residence. A.
sixteenth st, Capt George Bailey,
beloved husband OF Mary A. Bailey
Funeral services from home. We'd
nesday at p. m.
CARDINELL--Feb. IS. at residence. 1872
Scyburn- ave. Franklin, aged 25
years. beloved husband OF Marie Car
dinell Funeral Wednesday morning
at $3.50 o'clock, at Charles Geist's
chapel. go Randolph-st. by. funeral
car 70 Evergreen cemetery.
OLE-Feb IS, Arthur Harold. below
ed and only son OF Eva r. and Har-
---''ld W Cole. aged-8-y years Funeral
from residence. 237 Belvide re ave. 4.
Wednesday at 1880 p. IN.
HANLEI--Feb Is, at her residence,
Royal Oak. Ellen. beloved wife OF the
late Thomas and mother OF James.
Michael, Mrs. Herman Mcclellan and
-Mrs-EoherI, rharreIl-aGed- seafs7
Funeral Wednesday from residence
a. s a. m. and from St. Mary's church
.aL9--Intornas1lt-i 10 al Gsl S-eenfe-
tory,
MURRAY--Feb. 1S, 1912 at his resi-
dtncc. III Nermont-ave., Fred. below
ed husband of Mary, father OF Pearl.
Agnes, Gladys and Hazel Fune raj
Wednesday at . o'clock, TO Wood :
mere via car
MASsA--Feb II, Anthony. beloved
husband OF Eva Massa, aged 6s years.
az the residence. 236 Brady-st Fu-
neral Wednesday at 8 o'clock from
residence ana Sacred Heart church
at $50
RNUsE--Feb. 49, at 7o5 Forrest west.
Henry A. Rause. beloved husband OF
Hannah Rause. Burial Wednesday. 2
g. m. Evergreen cemetery. Member
Palestine tent. Modern Maccabees.
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scheduled for tonight In Juarez as a
result OF the recent disorders there.
The arrests follow the resumption or
federal control OF the city.
From reports received today 100
rebels under Gen. Salazar are opelat-
Ing near Juarez, and there is fear OF
an attack. Vasquistas at Casas Gran
DIES are said 10 number 1000, and IL
10 said the march from that city
scuth will be strted with $500 men.
TOrreon nd Parral. both menaccd
by NasdmisIas.- still held-h- Ylhe
Mad6r0 FORCES, according TO semi-oi-
fetal advices, but are expected 10 Iail
whenever determined attack Is
maze. The Vasquistas thus far nave
deyo;ed their attention TO smaller
towns
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DIED.

MTKPHY--Feb. 49, 1912. James ;. MUIR
pEA. brother OF Ann Murphy and Mrs.
Lizzie O'Donnell at his residence. 1913
Cass-ave. Notice OF funeral later.
SELOFF-Frederick r.. Feb. 10, 1912.
at his late residence. 800 Canheld-
ave west Notice of funeral later.
SNELI.-Feb. 10, 1912. at her residence,
SO Townsend-ave.. Celia, beloved
Wiz OF Ernest ana motheI OF &c
funeral later
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Sales Slips of Following Stores Good for Votes

DRY GOODS.
J F. Henderson. Ola Grand River Ave.
\ Keiden, 500 Gratiot Ave.
frank 4. Rolf, l1jl-1l53 Gratiot Ave.
WIN Slegel. 1879 Gratiot Ave.
siegel Bros, 1900 Chene, cor. Milwau-
louis Krapp. 25G2 Jefferson Ave
Hungerford & CauRhoy. 1914 Gratiot.
rhc ideal. 1895 Gratiot Ave.
Samuel T. Hook. 1479-liS3 Woodward.
strutz g. schmidt 81 BakerI
GENTS FURNISHINGS.
Reencr e. Graef. Coo Gratiot Ave.
Iiegner a. Graef l2t4 sGratiOt Ave
T. &. Fischer 1875 West Fort ST
Frank A. Rolf. 115l-li53 Gratiot Ave.
Desterle A. Homer i12 Gratiot Ave.
IL f. Henderson. OH Gratiot Ave.
Dawson e. Nesbitt, 1862 Woodward.
George Hewstone. $50 clay Ave
Sol Rosenthal. River Rouge.
FURNITURE STORES.
Ftoetger e. Martz. 524 Grstiot Ave.
Dempsey & Hyner, 1885 Mich-ave., bet
Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth.
CANDY STORES.
Hemmelef Candy Co. 93S Grand River
frank G. Nadeau. River Rouge.
HARDWARE.
G.ouys s. Wickey. 925 Grand River Ave
tyre Hardware Co. AGA Grand River
w. A. Schmitz. 1904 Russell ~.
NEAT MARKETS.
g. W. Spoehr. 1920 West Fort 81.
detroit Market Co. ass clay Ave.
VIM Gaedcke, 2f36 Jefferson Ave
4 r. Rebtoy, 1895 Fourteenth Ave.
ianisse Bros. 2lO McDougall 81.
Fred wurster. River Rouge.
CATHOLIC CHURCH GOODS.
krieg Bros, 1S5 Gratiot Ave.
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DYNAMITE SUSPECTS ON
WAY TO INDIANAPOLIS

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Feb. 2G.--
Henry w. Legleitner. OF Denver, mcln'
Der OF the executive board of The
Union Iron workers and Frank n.
Painter. OF Omaha. business agent, IN,
dicted by the federal grand jury mere
for completely in the alleged dynamit-
ing conspiracy are expected TO arrive
lere late this afternoon in charge oil
-rUxp-HHpHt-8fife 1fss--f1 Hfftef -fs-ee-
ing brought from Springfield, H., .a
which federal district he was al
rested.
New acid-proof vessels are cast OF
pure iron OXIDES
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ID. p. w. BULLETIN

Nothing looks more untidy
than paper blowing around the
streets and lawns The city OF
Paris has recently adopted a
decree providing for the prose
cution Of any one throwing pa
per. fruit peel and the remains
of fruit in a public Through
fare, park or public place. The
ID. u. w. believes that such a
law is not necessary in Detroit;
that is is only necessary 10 call
the attention OF citizens 10 the
matter and they will aid this
department in abating the nuis-
ance. PLEASE DO NOT
THROW WASTE PAPER IN
TO TIE STREETS OR AL
LEYS.
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HETP wNSTED-aALE.
WaShington's Birthday
Dancing PARTY

az I'rof DeIloney's new academy So
Woodward. Thursday evening Feb.
% Don't miss this grand AFFAIR. Bon
bor party Friday evening. Feb. 90.
ing.
NORTH POLE PARTY FEB. %
Tuesday evening, Feb 81. North
Pole dance There will be snow and
Icy mountains Polar hears Esqui-
mauA dogs. North Pole and Midnight
sun. Don't miss this beautiful affair.
classes now open for beginners,
Phone 424S Grand.
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Two Farmers wive. Seek Divorce.

In a suit for divorce, filed Tuesday.
Fanny Ruttkofsky charges that her
husband. Edward compelled her to
work in the field like the men. from
early morning until late at night then
beat her severely IL she did not do
enough Ia suit MIN. Tecla Memp. also
farmers wife, charged that her hus-
bahd Joseph. beat her frequently.
times until her body was black and
blue
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DEATHS.

Henry Young, AS Hurlbut, l month.
hamilton; Emma Il, Andreas. 453
Brooklyn, 80 years. senectus; Henry
j.. kurtZrock. $50 Field, AZ years, as
accidental; Eugene Muffat,
Gil Brooklyn, Il years. cerebral apo
pleNy; John Kmiclski, 90 Clippert, =
acute gastritis Lima NJ. Daley
80 Ferry "a years, caTcinema; Ellen
Hurst. 179 Willis e.. 20 years, apo
pleNy. Hannah Trinkwalder, st. Marys
hospital. 33 years, peritonitis; john
kaminski. III Mack, IS year. paralysis;
Mary Steber. 1853 Russell, rs years.
chronic nephritis: Pearl M. Drogow
ski. 1856 scotch, l year, diphtheria:
Mabel Roch, l47 Thlrty-frst year
wbooplng cough: Elizabeth ID Hoops
3i1 Merrick, | month. congenital heart:
Marvin Dcnke 1913 Garefield, e., s
months. cerebral meningitis I.izette
Padberg. 175 Adams O., "a years, senec-
tvs. Mary j. Dunn. 543 'Wesson, II
malnutrition.
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$4,000. PRIZES
For labels and Sale Slips


Votes
Deckk Polenta Rolled Oats, save
Bcck's stone Ground Oatmeal. save
T""ar Creamery Butter, save wrap
| pe' ''..''..t' $3.50. ,.......,.. 300
Queen Anne soap, save wrapper 80
oueen Anne Washing Powder,
/ s"Ne hends ........... 100
Queen Anne Scourer, save heads loo
! burkeSe Evapornted MIX. save
"rhpPcr. :.... ......,..... 30 and 100
sphinx Hrand spices. save carton 100
sphinx brand Extracts, save ear
! "hs 't''..,...,....-..... 100 10 go
Lee a Cady's Powdered Sugar, save
/ carton .'l.'...-.....,... ......... go
Columbia Brnnd Currant., save
front carton 100
white Lily Brand Asparagus, save
Pnnsy brand Raisins, save carton
ktl-I-Cin Gum, save outside wrap
True Hue and Everybody's Gns
:, "hhtie, save carton. 100 to $50
bcnudoin's Mustard, Catsup, Biuing
and iiorseradish, save labels 100
"orae""'s Potato Chips, save wrap
| DIT -..'.'...... .,........... 100
sheIrs Wrapped Cakes, pure, clean,
! deiciOus, Wholesome cakes I'm
| wrappers save wrappers 100 and $50
Osmnns SaIted Peanuts and hui
! terscotch. save carton .. 20
La Azora, "thc cigar OF cigars" De
size toperas), 80 votes, Zoe size
100 votes.
Msh Pouch Tobacco, save front OF
| pn'hnge ...-.......... ............ 20
san Toy Toilet Water. save car
ION ....ss ........,........ 20 tn 1000
san Toy Perfume. save carton. 500
! . '.'''' -. -. '''..' ''..' loOo
sosp-a-side, save coupon. 100 10 $50
San Toy Talcum, save box ... $50
GRIND Laundry, save Istndry slips.
Old customers one vote for each
cents new customers, 10 votes for
each cent.
Townr's MIX. New customers ON pur-
rhnse of - worth OF tickets shows
by receipt stamped, new custome r,
5000 votes.
,. Calyert's Sons, coal and cokej save
drivers delivery slip. Old customers
SD0-g0fes- parton - nev-eustomer-.
5000 votes per ton, on hard coal and
coke only.
i Michael McNamara Varnish Works,
| Hnrt stein FInishi save labels, $50,
800, 1850 and $500 votes.
Grinneu 1ros.' Pianos. save purchase
slips on Grinneli Bros, oMn- make
/ only. Ten votes for each cent paid.
Il MItteIsberger Bread-Red sticker so
-xotesi-Blne- stickerl0 -xotesi-,xrnp-
II perr, large 100, small 30.
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vote
JeIi-O, The Dainty Dessert. save
trent OF carton ....,.''.'' .'.'.'' =.
I1nro Corn syrup, save red label Ia
,,,ro corn syrup, snye blue label. IL
I<inxsford Corn starch, save front :,
OF carton .....,... -. ri 80 -
Atxo Gloss starch. save entire car =,
ton -. ..........'.... 1890 $50
Minute Tapioca, save entire car -
,,,,.a.,.. original Cocoanut, save
front Of carton 80
KunkeIs Premium baking hoeo -,
late, save wrapper. .iVo m" -
Hunkers High Grade Bre"kfn' -,
Cocoon. save tin tops ....'',,,. ~
Itunkers Cocoa, labeled tins, say. -,
I,n.t. 1O 100 and -
Itupkers Dairy MIX thocoia'e' :
save wrappers. -" =.
l,nnkers Almond MIX Chocolate,
un.s.p. virnna sweet Chocolate,
save wrappers a,
Calumet baking Powder, save IL -.
hrnry aims ....... 100, 100, =
Mortons free Running SALT save a.
rort Huron triangle salt, save ccu- :,
v.ich.s Maple syrup. save label.
go, 5O0 100
ncar,. san Mario coffee. save =,
uonr's pilot Conee, save wrappers =
Hours Conaueror, steel cut, save =.
wrapper ...'.-... go =. -
i,our's Royal Garden Coffee save .
wrauper .-.-.-.-.-.-,.. - 80 20 -
nour's old Master CoGee. save :.
Hours Royal Garden Tea. save an,
>,rapper .....,........ 200 10 iO'
f.. q. Parsons Household AM
monia, save label. 1871. 100 20 ~
franco 4 american Food Products, :.
- 4. -.---
IucIe sans Macaroni, Spaghetti,
Egg Noodles. save entire car
Ten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 90 ana ~
arI,tos Flour, save sack $50 20 do'
BiNby shoe Polish, save carton, :,
ned Hen Molasses, save Label -
,:Iurer Cnke Molasses. save label u
Flash Cleaner, save top at can. ~
saginaw Tip Match, save coupon
kIDr a Match. save fr0nt OF cnr-
tom enclosing three boxes '''.'' ~
IncIe Jerry Pancake Flour, save
front OF carton ...... ..'.''''.. ''N' ~
Dutch Tea RISK, suvr wrapper. y
Dutch Tea Rusk, save wrapper II
WrIsIey's OIiyIIo Toilet Soap, save
Hemingway Surprising Brand 'nn-
ned Goods, save wrapper 1000.
Hemingway Alpine Brnnd tanneS
Goods, saye MrapPers. !.
Hemingway Auburn brand Canned
Goods, save wrappers. ......:, u
.Qaak.s- Polenfa-Rnlled -Oafs--xnxe-
sack ....''.'.'.'.'.' '...'' '''.'''.'' u
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Signs of Spring
.\lnoSt time 10

n the garden
Lots of Detroit men have the time
and desire to- care Tor a garden after
it is started but-eaunut spare the
time needed for ,padiug and other
preparations
These men can get competent lelp
through Times wants. Nows the
best time TO get it-bciorc everybody
else puts in bids Tor the services OF
garden starters"
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

zoo cement blocks Sx8X16; also block
machine, with 200 new pallet boards
Bargain Phone Walnut 22l-R. AFTER
y. IN.
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SALESMAN experienced In any line to
sell general trade In Michigan: unex
celled' specially proposition. com
mission contract; $50 weekly for ex-
Lenses. The Continental Jewelry Co,
Cleveland. O.
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SHEET MUSICIAN classes, vocal and
instrumental. only lc per copy our
ing Inventory Sale. Orchestra Music,
10 parts with Piano 10c. GRlNNELls
BROS Branch. 81 Monroe.
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A.A.A.A.-Typewriter Sale
Smith Rem, Underwood. oliver, $50
up: new visible. $50: weekly 81; rent
ing $3.50 ups5 DETROIT TYPR. CO,
ls3 Shelby-st.
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WATER PIPES THAWED
by electricity. Call Scott Bros, NJ. or
c. 2176. Prompt service. 81 Macomb.
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THE STRASBURG
SCHOOL, OF DANCING

SCHOOL OF DANCING
Spioat and Woodward Detroit's old
est, largest, finest and best school.
Not dance hall The instructors are
Interested only in teaching you to
dance. Progressive. up to- date meth
DDS. Good associations. No embar-
RAISING features. Results guaran-
teed. Hopping not taught nor toler-
ated. New term adult beginners on
Thursday evening. Feb. 90 Advanced
Tuesday, Mar 3. Private lessons by
appointment. Write or phone for
booklet. Grand or City $3.50.
A-MACHINIsT. lathe. milling. drill
ing timer, sheet metal, punch press.
farm hand. teamster, fireman. engi-
CENTRAL. IS GRIswoLp.
Main $500. City 509s-X.
graduate Of the b t'i Business sTsss
University; magnificent new build
ings; thorough. course In bookkeep-
Ing, penmanship, shorthand, type.
raj drafting and all English sub.
Jects. Free employment department:
catalog free for the asking. 6I-6s.
66-G7-69 West Grand River-ave
For new car work, floor layers. franz
ers, sheet roofers, at Peninsular
plant. Emp office American Car e.
Foundry Co, 1879 Russell-st
NO LENS CAN BE NEARLY RIGHT
IL is either right or wrong
If IL is wrong IL is worse than nothing.
IL we make your glasses you may rest
assured they Will b. Exactly Right
We have the knowledge and facilities
necessary to Produce the Finest
Work
Lenses replaced, spectacles and Eye
Glasses repaired on short notice.
GILBERT f. MILLER
Registered Optometrist.
ODcn until d. m Ga Grand Rivar XUaaf
SALESMAN experienced In any line to
sell general trade In Michigan: unex-
celled' specially proposition; com
mission contract; $50 weekly for eX-
Lenses. The Continental Jewelry Co,
Cleveland. O.
MISUNDERSTANDING salary and ex-
renses or commissions must be ac-
tive, ambitious, energetic; splendid
opportunity; former experience not
essential Landmark Cigar Co, Dem
ver Pa.
Observation-Disclosures High-srade
speciality for manufacturing trade:
permanent, profitable position En-
Sign Refining Co, Cleveland, Ohio
SALESMAN - First-class. experienced
salesman on stock manufacturing
proposition: good commission 10
right party 1910 Penobscot bldg.
sALEsMAN--sen advertising pipes.
livery merchant buys. Commission
liberal; sample on request. Dept. SO.
japanese Novelty Co., Clinton. Iowa
STOP AT THE
~ FRANKLIN HOUSE
NW - On East Larned-st., just
ANs ~ a step from Woodward
INV and Jefferson avenues
1SN& Rooms soc. 76c. 81. 81 SO
per DAY. Single meals
~ M 25c. Special rates by the
week.
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ROC'MS-Furniture for rooms complete.
81 weekly. Sumner Co., Mich. and 9TH
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-20

CLoUGH a. WARREN Piano--Regular
1916 style only Sl11 during lnven-
tory sale, large style. 3 pedals. fine
condition. big bargain. GRIN
NELL BROS Branch. 81 Monroe.
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ALESMAN-Traveling salary and ex-
renses or commission; must be ac-
tive, ambitious, energetic; splendid
opportunity; former experience not
essential. Landmark Cigar Co, Dem
yer, Pa