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Quotations furnished hy W. B. Hibhs & Co.. mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.
Made st Lowest Rates of Interest.
". h. WALKER, 729 18th St. NV
INSURANCE STATEMENTS.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Equitable Fire and Marine Insur-
ance COMPANY of Providence. RI.

On the Slst day q Dccrmber 1911 Is required under
the District Of Columbia Code amended Jupe 20
iSc, and August Is. 1911.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-31

IAN the while, as they stood there IN
the hall. the other woman kept a
Land on her arm and looked as II she
was daring her TO say a word. | tell
yJu | didn't like II at all, but heee
they were. ana | showed them up -
their room Pretty soon the doctor
came back, and liked things still
less. He's an ugly one, is the doctor,
and you can take my word for It..
Have you ever seen him.
NO" | answered; only once,
vaguely and in the moonlight"
IoG know then,' said Mrs. Lath-
Top, that he Is almost as tall as you
are, with great heavy sloping shout
ders and queer broad stumpy hands.
His hair was black and not very thick
AMI grew down low in the middle OF
his forehead, in what think is called
Widows peak, and what with the
long nose under IL and eyes too small
and near together and that queer,
mean. little baby mouth of his; | can
tell you | was sorry | hadn't slammed
the door In his face"
Here at last was some picture of the
man TO go upon.
How was he dressed?" | asked.
Il don't know exactly" SAID Mrs.
Lathrop. II remember that he did
have a brown derby and that lis
clothes were brown too; smooth,
think. and with a narrow stripe. He
wore ring with a sort OF pointed
purple stone In 1t. All his things
looked as If he had plenty OF money.
Still, think hated the woman more.
Perhaps a woman always does hate
woman more, when she's hating at
all. I thought she was fat at first, but
she wasn't, only heavy and broad and
strong. with a square mannish face
and silly mop OF chorus-girl chair
over It.
No one said very much while they
were eating their supper. The two OF
them had the girl between them. and
talked across her, while she said
nothing Once or twice the doctor
raised his thin eyebrows at me, as If
he meant me to understand something
he didn't want to say at the moment.
He had caught me looking at the girl.
poor dear, ! suppose, and all he could
think OF was to make mystery OF IT.;
for IL was pretty plain that she was
frightened and unhappy. and once,
when she raised her hands from her
lap, l noticed red mark about her
wrists. az II they had been tied 20
gether by q cord. So, when he came
out into the kitchen to pay me,
asked him about IL.
Perhaps should have told you
about 1t. Mrs. Lathrop, he said. 'bu
there are things that one does noi
speak OF unless II is absolutely neces
sary. This young lady has run away
from a sanatorium, and her nurse and
are bringing her back. IT would have
been better II some one of her family
could have come with US, but they
are all abroad at present
"'Do you mean to say / asked
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THE DETROIT TINES: FRIDAY. MAY 81. 1912.

startled me, bringing back with a
rush, as IL did. the accustomed pain
OF my affection; and yet this time
new thought and feeling mingled with
the bitter old one; for glanced down
at my gloved hands and remembered
how strong they were. with what
compensation. poor though Il was, or
unusual physical power they were en-
bowed, and the reflection hearteied
me. would bring mg purpose to The
level of my physical efficiency, ard,
matching sheer strength with Eheer
determination, knew that no world as
small as this could hide my hove
away from me, nor him, who had
taken and frightened her. from the
Inevitable terror OF my grasp. In all
my life could remember putting iorth
my strength but once, and then IL was
my boys strength.
(Contlnuec.)
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DOES FARM WORK BY
THE FIREFLIES GLOW

LEBANON, o., May S1.-Barn-
broke glow worms and saddle-broke
fire-fies will furnish the light at chore
time, II the plans of Scott Clark, a
farmer. living near here, materialize.
Each evening recently, as Scott
went whistling after the cows. he has
collected all the fireflies and glow
worms he could catch He has con-
structed incubators and started 10
breeding natures lanterns.
BY an ingenious little invention, the
character OF which he refuses TO d.
vulge. Scott Is able TO measure the
lighting power OF each OF his pets.
With this as working basis, he has
figured out--one side and end OF his
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him, that that lovely little thing is
out of her mindT
only slightly, Mrs. Lathrop.' he
I'm year or so. Absolute quiet and
modern treatment work wonders, you
know. She imagines that she has been
married. and will probably tell you so
II she gets the chance
well, she wears a weddlng-rlng.
said That made him scowl at me,
Mr.. Ellsworth. II was pretty plain he
thought was too inquisitive; but am
not one that minds other people s
scowls much. and | guess he saw that
he was doing the wrong thing. So,
finally. he told me that they let her
wear 1t to keep her quiet. and more
than half believed II, because you
couldn't tell from her face whether
she was married or not"
Then he went In and whispered tC
that nurse a few minutes, and went
out without saying another word u
me. Pretty soon after that the ladies
went upstairs TO bed" Mrs. LathroI
paused and sighed, and |. too, sa
silent. impotently angry at the thought
OF the night that Nancy must have
passed, and must pass again, for how
long | could not say. looked up &c
find Mrs. Lathrop staring al rue ir
establishment.
What is it?" | asked.
Mrs. I-athrop chuckled. do you
know. Mr.. Ellsworth. that all this
time You have been eating dinner In
your gloves?"
Why, so | have" said. "but | am
quite through now, so the harm IL
done"
For two days had forgotten my
hands, and this sudden reminder
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CHAPTER xi.
The Gttaefo


over my luncheon, or dinner, as
Mrs. Lathrop preferred TO call IL, my
hostess told me everything that she
could remember. She was a keen III.
tie woman and sympathetic one.
and when told her that Nancy and
had been married but day or so,
her Indignation, already very much
excited, knew no bounds. She said
that about 10 o'clock on the evening
before. The red-wheeled buggy had
drawn up before her gate. and that
a man describing himself as Doctor
Morrison had rnng her bell and asked
II she had lodging for the night for
two ladies. He himself. he had ex.
planned, could only stay for supper
and would return for them in the
morning.
I didn't like him very much when
| first saw him." she said, and
certainly shouldn't have taken him all
by himself, and so late at night. But.
AFTER all, Mr.. Ellsworth, have lodg.
ings TO let, and late or not. I could
hardly turn TWO ladies' away from the
door; but should very much have
Iked 70 before We got through sup
per.
AS soon as he found had room
ne went back to the buggy and whfs-
perSd for a while, and then the two
ladies got out OF the carriage and
came into my hail. the doctor and
the nurse, as cant help calling them.
walking on each side OF the young
lady. II was not until the doctor had
gone to put his horse in the stable.
tant ! really got good look al the
othei two. Dear. dear. but II puzzled
Ine: The young lady land you were
ngnN IN saying that she was lovely,
looked white and frightened and as
she bad been crying; and her pref
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Quesne. Young
George Washing
ton suggested that
instead of moving
his troops In slen-
der column, scat
tered four miles
along the narrow
path. Braddock
should use scout
ing parties and
guard against ami
busc a d es. But
Braddock only re-
81 - =. 49, -
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ing Panama canal
tolls just passed
by the house OF
repres entatives,
and for which Mr..
Doremus Is given
much credit, IL
that which forbids
the ownership or
control of steam
ship lines by rail-
road companies.
This Is the point
at which the bill
will be attacked in
the senate.
The railroad in
fiuence has always
fought the Panama
canal. II is fight
ing II today. The
natural effect or
the canal would be
to reduce trans
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Proving Il.

People nowadays" said the old
house cat, don't know how 20 raise
children. They let the youngsters
have their own way too much.
That's right replied the old brood
hen. Now, look at these chicks OF
mine. They wouldn't have amounted
to anything IL they hadn't been sat
upon. Catholic Standard and Times.
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barn bears evidence In blue chalk
marks that he did ngure-that i've
hundred. either worms or flies. will A.
illuminate large barn SO that even a
man wearing "specks can see to do
chores" $500
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impossible for savages to make any
impression on his majesty's regulars
and II was a high time when Col.
Buckskin could teach British gen
eral how TO fight.
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PUTTING The DEVIL TO FLIGHT.
Converted MIser Had Recourse to a
Dreadful Threat.

Dreadful Threat.
A noted miser In New York state
became converted. Soon after a poor
man who had been burned out and
had no provisions, came to him for
help. The farmer decided he would be
liberal and give the man a ham
from his smokehouse. On his way TO
get Il the tempter whispered TO him.
"5ive him the smallest you have"
He had struggle whether he
would give a large or small ham. but
finally he took down the largest he
could find.
.You are a fool the devil said.
III you don't keep STILL" the farmer
replied, II will give him every ham
4 have In the smokehouse"
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May 81, 1855. Braddock's force
from III. Cumberland to open
fha foads IN M tlll
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RAILROAD INFLUENCE
IMPERILS PANAMA CANAL
MEASURE IN SENATE
Provision Forbidding Ownership
or Control of Steamship Lines
Will Be Attacked.
BIG FIGHT is IN SIGHT
Prospect Of Reduction in Trans
continental Freight Rates
Alarms Rail Interests.
BIG FIGHT IS IN SIGHT

BY OLSON GAhDNEh
WASHINGTON, May Sl.-The most
important feature in the bill regulat
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NOTICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Paving Notice No. 1873.
ENGEL ANENIE

To Joseph Allard. q APPEL. Mabel r.
BAeer n Burton. W. @. Coppas. +. ).
Clark. Robert Cadger. James Dunn, L.
Nv. Eastman. Engel and schwartz Nj.
Drank. Mary Fitzgerald X J.. Harner.
y efr,rson Avenue Baptist Mission, Anna
kean. l. Lutz r. Mccarthy, Mary Ma
baer. Frank Stellberger 6; a. smith,
b shaw william Shaw. II. Teno, y.
kyakeman f.. Wodie. Otto Zieman, and
10 ali other persons owning. occupying,
b. otherwise interested Ia any OF the
lots and premises fronting on Engel
vepue in said city OF Detroit within
|h,fiimits hereinafter mentioned.
The Common Council OF the city OF
Detroit. having ordered SO much OF
tnrel avenue. frCm the north curb line
"A Edlir street TO the south line Of
|enerson avenue, to be graded ana
Iaved notice is hereby given that an
Gssssment has been made upon all the
Its and premises fronting on said
XngaI avenue. and liable 10 be as
ssed for said Improvement under the
ovisions az the City Charter. and
~ roll OF said assessment is now
Xnubieted. and will remain az the As
sors' Office. in the city OF Detroit.
bm the date hereof until July ?. l9l :,
the inspection OF all persons con-
BOARD OF ASSESSORS,
By HENRY PLASS.
asN President.
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DIED.

BIZ ENNAN-Mary T.. suddenly Mon
day, June IL. at the residence OF hel
sister Mrs. IL j. Iill 81 Slbley 81.
Funeral Thursday at $3.50. and at -.
Peter and Pauls cathedral AT u III
CHURCHES-Jun IL. 1912. at Grand
Rapids Mich, Mable A. Churches. be-
loved daughter OF Joseph q.
Churches. sister OF Mrs j. H. Comis-
Key Of Grand Rapids and Joseph
Churches OF Detroit. Funeral Thurs
day from S92 Warren-aNe. west at
$3.50 a. m. and 81. Leos church at y
a. m.
FARLEN-At Toronto, ONT, on Sunday,
June 10th. 1879 in her hftieth year.
Mrs. Emily r. Farley, beloved daugh-
ter OF Mrs Marion VI. and the late
Richard ;. Bradley; sister of Mrs. \:
Calvin Blgelow Of Detroit. and OF
Charles A. Bradley OF Los. Angeles,
cal. and mother of Mrs Charles \.
stephens ana Mrs. OrmOnd Freeman
OF Lethbridge, Alberta. and of Airs.
PerCiVal j Wright OF HaSelock, ont.
from ~ Holbrook-aVe. Burial ut
Woodlawn.
FRANK--June is, at residence. 800
kirby-aVe. W., George, beloved hus-
band OF Emma Frank. Funeral no.
tice later.
GREUSEL-June i6. at her home. 1854
Scotten-ave, Ida beloved wife OF
Isaac l.. Greusel, sister OF Mary y.
Times and Emily OConnor Funeral
Thursday at y. m. from residence
ana 2.SO at St Barnabas's church.
HOLMES June is. 1912, Albert f., age
= years, beloved son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William Holmes and brother OF
Frank and Mrs Edwin Meyers. Fu-
neral Thursday at y. m, standard
time, from residence on Snyder-road.
Greenfield.
kENNEDY--June IL, at her residence.
5OO Putnam ave, beloved wife of
Frank Kennedy and mother OF Wal
ter, Of Des Molnes. la. and Herald,
OF Detroit. Funeral from Brewster
congregational church. Wednesday,
June 10. at $3.50 y. m
LESZCZIN SkI-June IS, 1912, John,
aged 20 years. beloved son of John
NJ and Rose LesZczynski. Funeral
from residence, $40 junction ave,
Friday at $3.50. and at Holy Redeemer
church at ga. IN.
PEEBLES-June is, at Grace Hospital.
Melton w, beloved husband OF Clara
N. PEBBLES, residence 46 Hague ave.
Notice OF funeral later
REICH-June IL. William, husband OF
johanna Reich (nee Selle), father OF
Frank. Meta Yeomans. William j.
Bertha Sass. Edward and Charles
Reich, age 81 years. Funeral from
Residence, 432 Moran-st.. Thursday at
y. IN.
SCHMIDT (nee ReinharD-pled June
L. 1919. aged 81 years. Gertrude, be-
loved wife OF Charles A. Schmidt and
mother Of Louise and carl. Funeral
from residence, 1913 Reeder-ave,
THURSDAY y. III. Interment at Wood
mere cemetery.
BARTENBACH-June II, at residence.
$40 kercheval ave, George, aged as
years, beloved husband OF Ina Rob
erts Bartenbach. beloved son OF Mary
brother of Mrs. Charles Borchard
Robert and Hattie and Mrs Otto
Retior Funeral Thursday at D. m.
from house
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ron sALE-MIsclsLLANEoUs
A.A.A.-Hotel Dressers and
ChiffonierS


10 be sold 10 cover cost OF storage ana
advertising and other expenses. These
dressers and chlnoniers are In per-
feet condition, as they were sent 10
our finishing room and rehnished In
side and out. They come In medium
and large sizes and are genuine bar
gains. circassian walnut. genuine
mahogany. quarter oak and birds eye
marie; drawer work is very line and
STYLES are very excellent Come see
yGu need not buy II you do not Wish
same. II not ready. have them held
in storage for you 10y paying De
peslt. On give US your note for ball
ahct III you haven't all the money.
Come quick. They do not last long.
All Mirrors Are French Plate
Glass.
Medium size dressers. cost sll.5O. Tor
$5.T5: medium size chiffonier, cost
5000. for 1925 medium size dresser.
cost Si25O for $3.50; medium size
chiffonier. cost $3.50. for S7..5; me-
dium 10 large size dressers, cost u"
and $3.50 for 500 and $S.25; me
dunn TO large size dressers cost $lS
and $50. for 50 and $40 each; talrly
$25. fCI slO75 and Sll.T5: large size
dressers. cost Se7 80 and $4,000, Tor
$3.50 and $500: beautiful large slyr
dresstrs. cost $33 and $50, for slo.oV
ana $3.50: elegant large size dress :
ers. cost $40 and S45. for $50 ana
S225O, most beautiful large SIZE
drcssers, cost $55 and $50, for S2l.oO
and $50. you ought 10 see them
Chiffoniers 10 Match the
Above Dressers at Same Reduc-
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Classified | Cent
Rates. i Word
or. IL charged. &c =

line.
No transient advertisement inserted
Ier less than Ice with cash; isc "
ehaIged per insertion.
re above rates apply 10 all classi-
mSatlons except Births. Cards OF
Ihanks, Obituaries. Meeting Notices.
Births, Deaths, Cards OF Thanks ana
meeting Notices-Minimum charge. zoe
Tor 70 words or less over rs words
one and one-third cents for each extra
word.
Personals-Minimum charge. soc; 100
per line. counts six words TO tae
line).
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REPORT or THE CONDITION
- OF
UNION TRUST COMPANY
OFFICERS
A. close Of business June II. 1912

OFFICERS
UFNKY Il LEDYARD, Chairman
FRANK w BLAIR. President.
GEORGE HENDRIX. Vice President.
r. r., WHITE. Nice-P President.
GERALD j. McMECHAN. Vice Presi- :
don't and SECRETARY
CHARLES H. DUNN. Vice Preside at
and Treasurer d..
HOBART b. HOYT. Vice President
ALEXANDER &. LONG. Trust officer
JOHN y STALKER. Assistant Secre-
tarv.
j. HOWARD MILLIN. Chief Clerk
w T. BRADFORD Bond officer.
FRANK y LINGEMANN, Real Estate
Officer
ISRAEL T. CoWLES. Manager Of Alb
GLBERT Il. OSMUN. Custodian safety
Deposit Vault.
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See Mr.. ALLAN.
FOR sALE-E,n,rs

oNE ACRE. 20 miles from Detroit. On
electric line Groom house; barn and
99ther outbu.ldings; fruit; $1,000
SIN ACkfS 20 miles from Detroit near
electric car llne. S-room house; run
mag water. electric lights; cement
walks good orchards lots OF small
trGGii ginsenT bed $4,000.
" LIN l. ACRES near Plymouth: era.
We! loan sou. 4-room house with full
basement; barn i6x24 stone base
mehti gTanary, chicken house. corn
crib ana she'd. Good we'll Govd or
TWENTY ACRES near Plymouth. graz
vel loan soil; 10 cherry trees: three
plum trees. one acre gooseberries and
carrants Well. spring back Of barn.
never dry, 5-room house with csllar:
barn lsx3o corn house. l2xl4; chick
en- house. l0N29 $4,000
TN ENTf ACRES, 40 miles from De
trCtt S-room house; barn 20N30, win
leun-to fON20; 20 apple trees 150
young peach and apple trees: half
acre strawberries. quarter acre raso-
BERRIES. All woven wire fences:
1000
TN ENTY ACRES. near YpsiIantI; good
garden land. l0-room house with full
basement and furnace; fine well,
plped TO barn. Barn with cement
foundation and cement floor for cows
Chicken house with three compare-
ments and cement foundation. Hog
pen the same All buildings painted
and In first-class condition Small
orchard two years old. Peach, APP
PIE and pear. Currants. strawberries.
80 bearing cherry trees. Plenty or
shade trees. Ideal suburban home.
Crops and tools. $4,000 VIII ex-
change for fats or land
FarmHeadq
Fiske-Kinney Co, Inc.
MAIN sal CITY sac
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WANTED-First-Class Timers
and Solderers on Automobile
Radiator work. Briscoe Mig.
Co, Woodward and Balti-
more.
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

Henry r. Ledyard, Chairman.
r r Hacker George II r"'oick
A r + white. Frank w Blair.
TiSnrv RusseI. George VI. Black.
I,lIioft II Slocum, Allen +. Edwards,
Chas a Ducharme George II. Russell.
Harry a Conant, Gerald j. McMechaE
cha ries 7, Palms j. & IIutchins
phiIin n Mcmillan, Fred r. Moran,
lTorbert T. Boynton, i. l.. Hudson,
George Hendrie. r.. foCle,
Albert T. stephens, Hal II Smith.
paul + Bagley. T. X. Hathaway.
BttrnbamS Coihurn James B Peter
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CHICAGO pRnnICE-

CHICAGO. June 10 Butter Extras.
.25c. frsts. 2iC. dairy extras, 25c. hrsts.
2sc eggs: Prime hrsts. 1TG1Thc.
nfsts slSo. Chease: Skins. 1871 Mlga. &c:
Young Americas llisM14@c Pota-
Toes. s1.fOm l.5O. Live poultry; Fowls.
12isc. ducks. l3c: geese. l0ailc;
ArkeYs, l4d Toe.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
National Bank OF Commerce

Al Detroit. In the state OF Michigan.
at the close Of business,
June ~. 1912
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to learn the barber
trade. Here is an offer that includes
tools with tuition. A. method that
saves years of apprenticeship. Po-
sitions waiting in city or country
shops Write Moler Barber College.
Chicago, Ills.
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EAST SIDE VACANT

EASl SIDE VACANT
FaIryiew mr.. Waterloo, GO IT,. 81, eco
Canheld, cor. Brush. 55x17l. $500
Copl;n, mr.. Jefferson. 80 II. -, SIS
Cadillac. mr.. Jefferson, so feet. 1000
Cadillac, near Mack, so feet 1,2J1
r.. Grand-blv mr.. Agnes, 100 II. 5000
Hamilton. mr.. Jefferson. 35 feet 1900
Hurlbut. near Mack $50
Hurlbut. mr.. Charlevoix, so IT. $50
Hurlbut. mr.. Goethe. so IT,. 725
Melrose, mr. Boulevard. 80 it,. ESQ
Pennsylvania, mr.. sylvester. 80 II. 600
Tyler. mr.. Chene. 80 ft...... 900
WEST SIDE VACANT
2sth. near Warren. 60 feet. ..y 75o
Smoots-Van Dyke Company
81 GRISWOLD STREET
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VIEW N0Rk Money.

NEW YORK, June 19.-Money on
call. pa per cent Time money. a.
per cent for six months. Bar silver
London, 2sA pence New York 81 20 e..
Demand sterling SlS755m 1880.
LIVE STOCK
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FOR sALE-vAcANT LoTs.
Good Vacant Chean

west OF Fourteenth
ave. first block. 30X2IO. snaps $50
Goodwin ave, near Holbrook $50
Pennsylvania-ave.. so ft 1000
Fredcrick-st., 30Ni20. ....... 500
Trowbrldge, mr. Beaubien, 90 II. soc
Farnsworth. mr.. Beaubien 40 II /. 200
Milwaukee near l4th, 3Ox2l0... e75
Sixteenth. near Stanley. 30xl10. $50
Twenty-hfth. near Kirby, 30xI19 $50
Harper. near Moran. 30 II. 1890. $50
Montclair, near Mack. 80 ft... 400
Boulevard. near Chene. 30 IT,. 900
Ferndale cor Casper ; lots for 1 900
Stenford near Milford. 30 IT.. 325
Mt. Elliott. near Medbury. 80 IT, 500
ALIEN. WATSON
500 HAMMOND BLDG
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Don't Miss This Oppor-
tunity to Get New Tires,
Tubes. Reliners, etc.

" eAtHtfprOOI NUIU .NUHtS'
Michigan distributors for Sharp
Spark Plugs guaranteed Tor
life): A. 5. X Polishes.
Orders from outside territory
must be accompanied BY one
third cash, balance G. o. ID.
G.. II. Y. AUTO SUPPLY &C
SS2 WOODWARD-A AVE,
Phone Grand 1923, Detroit. Mich.
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= 49,
FOR sALE-FARMs.

{. s. Beadle's Offerings
have two good 50-acre farms on car
line 10 sell or exchange for city prop
erty. also two 10-acre farms with
buildings. 2 miles from car line: 25
acres near Birmingham. adjoining
the Booth property. for $500; IS
acres 3 miles from Mt. Clemens, on
car line. well improved. $4,000; $50
acres muck land. SO per acre; good
farm In the fruit belt near MuskegoE
TO exchange for city property; 100
acres improved near ST Clair lake,
$4,000; cut-over lands near the lakes
north of Traverse city, $40 per ACRE
4 acres. good house and shade. near
Marine city. $I.200. acres and IL
room house, Lake orion. $4,000.
Five cottages. 2-mfte circle, $1,000
each. terms.
Three cottages on White Lake,
photos in office. furnished. will rent
FOR the season or sell one or all OF
them
4 McGRAW BLDG
M. G524. City 6524-X.
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STOP

We have subdivision OF 2T5 lots
which we are offering for SIS and up;
50 down and s. month: lots 80 and
4JX100 going fast. they are in ths
- mile circle. right on the car line
We Will be here to go over and show
YOU sunday at 1907 Gratiot. corner
of Mt elliott.
DEGRANDCHAMP CO.
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70 ACRES well Improved CIV miles
from Windsor. ideal for market gar
deuing and mixed farming good
house fine barn 40Ns0 and all nee
essarl outbuildlngs; $1,000; s.. zoe
cash
" " McFADDEN
40 Hodges Bldg. Detroit. Mich
The Detroit times., 1912-06-20

A.A.A.A.-Typewriter Sale
Smith, Rem, Underwood, oliver. 500;
new visible. $50; weekly 81: renting
$3.50 up. DETROIT TYPR. CO., 1873
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The Detroit times., 1912-06-20
200 ACRES LAND

HART BROS have zoo acres OF land at
Dexter Mich. Can give possession
at cnce VIII give low price on II.
$4,000 down. balance time. so acres
hay to cut COS Chamber OF Com
merce Detroit Mich
The Detroit times., 1912-06-20
FarmHeadQ tiers

Fiske-kinney Co., Inc.
1910 FORD BLDG.
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