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The Detroit times., 1912-03-06
Theodore ouinby in Detroit.

Theodore Quinby, manager OK ihe
Upper PeniLsuls. Development Dh-
reau, organized Year ago, IS III =
troit on his way TO Pass Christian,
Miss, where he will -speno a few
weeks for his health. which has be-
come somewhat shattered on account
of overwork. Mr.. Quinby is enthusi-
astic over the progress made BY The
DEVELOPMENT bureau since IL was es.
tablished. The annual meeting was
held, recently, ana, ne says, most er-
couraging reports were presented. 4 o
help advertise the upper peninsula,
the bureau has decided TO secure the
services OF lecturer, who, with
stereopticon. will 80 about the coun.
try.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-06

mission. new motor equipment. 500
600
Aid. McCarty put through a flow
cry resolution putting the council on
record -as-tn faFeF- Exchanging the
name or Bennett park To Navin parks
In accepting the annual report OF the
House of Correction, the aldermen
rendered Supt. Mcdonnell a vote OF
thanks for the excellent showing
made.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-06
ROOSEVELT MEN SEE
VICTORY FOR PRIMARY

BOSTON, March 6.--Roosevelt Re-
publicans here issued statement to-
day saying that the presidential pri-
mary and presidential preferential
bill, which yesterday passed the SEN
ate by 81 to votes, will pass the
house as easily.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-06
J.m.. quinn Laid I'm Grave.

Funeral services Tor the late James
Quinn. who died Friday In Grace hos
pital from heart trouble. were held.
Tuesday, in the family home. No. 131
Superior-st Mr.. Quinn for years was
connected with the Bradstreet agency,
but OF late had been a traveller for the
Cudahy Packing co. He was born in
Iroauois, ont, as years ago and had
lived in Detroit since 1899. Mr.. Quinn
was an active member OF Fisher Me-
mortal Methodist church. Mrs. Quinn
and six young children survive.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-06
Mnrc Ironhle COR naIknn.

Troubles continue TO pile up Tor
"Joc" Balkan, alias MaN Gruber al
leped white slave trafhcker and poly
gamist held ~ the federal authori-
ties here awaiting trial on the charge
of marrying several women. and SELL
ing them into lives of shame. The -.
Louis police have notified The local
authorities that they want Balkan or
"A charge Of larceny. committed In 1905.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-06

Inc rP0Ott OF tHF denHrtmtnt OF
buildings for February shows tnqt per-
mits were taken out for new buildings
and additions representing total cost
OF s4.aq2.Ss0, which IS lust about dou-
nile the showing for February. 1911.
The figures include tine new Michigan
Central station and the Dime Savings
bank building
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WE WANT TO KNOW

rlt Times regularly call Main
1893 and ask for the circulation
department. Information regard
ing irregular delivery will re-
unpt attention.
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Robert ". Grindley, chairman OF the
honsc rennmierfnE ronmIttee- of the

IN special meeting of Detroit lodge,
No. Z, of the Shlpmnsfers, association.
Capt. Charles Autterson was elected
president TO succeed the late Capt.
William II. Hoffman Capt Autter-
sen was promoted from the position
Of vice-president and all the other
officers OF the lodge were moved up
one notch. Capt. William Yates Is
the new first vice-presldent Capt.
Il. j.. ogden is second vice and Capt.
e. e. Balfour is marshal
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WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

The Transportation club, or Detroit.
WIN hold Its regular monthly meet
ing In the Cadillac hotel Saturday
evening L. &. Nettles, OF Battle
Creek, Will be the principal speaker.
The Thirteenth Ward Republican club
was organised Monday night 40 work
for the success, Of the entire Repub-
lican ticket In the campaign next
fall. The officers are: President,
William eraser; secretary, William j.
White; treasurer, Rudolph HintZ.
VI. Cham beFlnin, No. % Alex
nndrine-nNc. west, u organizing a
stock company 20 operate motor
bus service on Woodward for a
hve-cen; fare. several cars have
been completed. II is said. andN the
present plan Is to institute the sey-
vice within month. The cars are
of the paY-as-you-enter type AMI
have seating capacity OF 20
Robert ". Grindley, chairman OF the
house renumherfnE committee of the
Board OF Commerce, spoke before the
council committee on ordinances,
Tuesday on the plan OF numberiD x
the streets or Detroit on the 100
numbers to- the-block system. Mr..
Grindley explained the proposed
plan and several other interested
parties spoke In favor OF the propo-
sitton.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-06
SICK HEADACHE, DIZZINESS, TORPID
LIVER, CONSTIPATION -CASCARETS

Sick
food in the
delicate brain tissue hrobbing
sckening headache
the
Ladies
ntnniah ala ataiah hon xnun nuth N
The Detroit times., 1912-03-06
John G.. Gnich, driver Of an Ice wagon,
was granted n divorce by Judge COdd

was grnnteu aNorce u! Suuse ouu
from his wife, Laura. Tuesday after-
noon, on the grounds OF cruelty. lie
testified that his wife remained in
BEE most of the day. smoking cigar
cites. This program she varied oc-
casionally by getting up and beating
him with her fists. Testifyina in her
own behalf. the wife admitted she
beat her husband II just straight
ened him out occasionally" she said.
II believe In woman's rights.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-06
Funeral services were held, this after
noon, for Joseph Chene, who died,

home, No 6S3 Avery The in
terment took place In Woodlawn
cemetery. Mr.. Chene was promin-
emily identified with the earlS de-
velopment OF the automobile industry
INF f3rtrutt,- - -ftttvtfts-Atfi+t- +t-tAe-ats ~
single cylinder Oldsmohile and the
first Cadillac car OF that type. lie
WAS 35 years old. and is survived by
-frts-wtfe- nj tYra-c -cAlldrep------
The Detroit times., 1912-03-06
Hond toW#issioners- -iines.-hnRker
and uutIcr, of wayne county, hnye

Joined with the Detroit Convention
and Tourist bureau in extending an
invitation for the first united con-
Ventton of the American Road
Builders association, the National
Association of Road Material and
Machinery Manufacturers, the Ameri-
can Association for Highway Inn
proyement and the American Auto
mobile association, To come to De-
troit i'm October. fF
The Detroit times., 1912-03-06
This Story Book FREE to Every
Boy and Girl in Detroit

We
all the little folks with this
Ted cood
unping One of books
The Detroit times., 1912-03-06

oho t"hoh lohiBht Will stIhShteh yOu out "
perfect health for months. Don't forget the
children-their little insides need a good. gem
tie. cleansing, too Children gladly take Cas-
carets, because they taste good and never gripe
or sicken. "a
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g 2kO ST
81 ST ST

The Approximate amount OF the lien or charge,
TO satisfy which the above described property y
70 be sold, is l9,472. 40, with Interest thereon
from the 22d day OF April, 1910 together WIN
costs and ALLOW ance amounting 10 $0o5.bb' To-
gether with the expenses OF the sale. The ap-
proximate amount OF the taxes. assessments
and water ratios or other liens. 20 be allowed 10
the purchaser out OF the purchase money, or
raid by the referee, IS s.. 335. II and Interest
Dated New York. July 20. 1872.
ALEXANDER BROUGH. Referee.
The foregoing sale Is hereby adjourned 10
wednesday, October 2nd, 1912. at the same
time and place. ,o,o
Dated, New York August 23rd. 1912
ALEXANDER BROUGH, Referee.
The foregoing sale Is hereby further al
tourned 10 Tuesday, OCTOBER To- l5l%' Al 'ne
same hour and place. ,o,o
Dated New York. october ;. 1872
ALEXANDER BROtGH. Referee.
The foregoing sale Is hereby further ad-
journed to Wednesday october 30 1912. at the
same hour and place.
Dated, New York october 10, 1912.
ALEXANDER BROLGH. Refetee.
The foregoing sale is hereby further Hd-
iourned 20 Wednesday, November 18Th, 1872 at
tho same time and place
Dated New York, october Both, lBl2.
ALEXANDER BROLGH
Referee.
The foregoing sale IL hereby further ad-
Iourned 70 Wednesday, November 21th. 1872 at
the same time and place.
Dated New York, November 18Th, 1912.
ALEXANDER BROUGH Referee.
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HICKS ST, 283-Handsomely appointed
rooms in elegantly furnished house; steam
heat five minutes' walk to Borough Hall
subway board optional. references; phone
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neat. quick, willing, oblging; So. Charles
wilson's Agency, 724 Lexington ave; telephone.
2224 Plaza
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COOKS NILE STEAMERS
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York-United states Trust Company or New
York, plaintiff. against anna X. Daniel aud
In p purs uance Of a judgment OF foreclosure
and sale. duly made and entered In the above
OF June 1910 l. the undersigned, the referee In
said judgment named, Will sell al puglc auc-
ton. al the New York Real Estate salcsroOms.
Nos l4-l6 Nesey street, In the Borough OF
Manhattan City u New York, on the 2}l dsy
OF August 1912, at j. o'clock noon on That
day, b. Daniel Grccnwald, auctoneer, The
premises directed by said Judgment 10 be sold.
and therein described as follows:
All that certain lot, piece or parce! or land.
with the buildings ana improvements thereon
erected. situate, lying and being In the CITY OF
New YORK. and bounded and described az fol-
lows, viz: Beginning at point on The south
erly side Of SIND Street distant three hundred
and FIVE (3O5) feet westerly from the corner
formed by the intersection Of the said south
erIy side OF send street with the westerly side
OF Columbus formerly NlntD Avenue ihehee
running southcrIy. parallel with the said west
erly SIDE OF Columbus Avenue ana part OF ne
way through a party wall. one hundred ana
two dO2) feet two ~ Inches TO me centre Inc
OF the block between blst and SIND streets,
thence westerly, along said centre line or the
block twenty 600 feet; thence north'T.y again
parallel with The said westerly side O, 6 Goig IN,
Two (2) inches 10 the said southerly side Il SIND
street; and thence eHsterly, along me SAID
southerv side OF S2nd street, twenty i2Ol feet 10
the point or place OF beginning. said premises
being now known Dy the street number lZS
West S2nd Street In the Borough OF Manhattan
Of said city.
Subject 10 covenants and restrictions con-
tained in instruments dated the let day Of May
1850 and recorded IN me New h"fh Lolny
Registers office on the 18th day OF January.
1863 in Ldber 1918 OF COnyeyances, page AZ
Dated New York, July n, 1912
ALEXANDER BROUGH, Referee
grew ART a SHEARER, Attorneys Tor Pain
I'm. Olice and Post once address. No ~
Wall Street Borough Of Manhattan, city OK
New York.
The following IL a diagram Of the property 20
be sold: !ts street number is l2s West s2ni
street;
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lINLEY STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
PHILIP ENGLAND. PrOpTletOI


New York, November Eotn' lVIE.
TO / W Parmenter II. VI. Moore, PAU
Blake. A. Miller, Mrs. A. ToTnes' MISS
NJ. McKenney. y. IL Mahonsy, Mrs. GL+%ri tTe
Harry sims Mrs clara Collins, Mrs Kicker
Mrs NJ Drentcl william NJ Pope, Mrs
Paschc, Mrs G. Tryee. Mrs. Lizzie WADE, Al
p Watts John Christian, Mrs. John Quinn,
Pauline TIIman, W. NJ Payton, Mrs. MARY
I.nwood. Mrs j. Films, II. r. SHELTON; You
and each of you are hereby notihed mat we
time for payment OF my lien upon properly
notice thereof having been given you, WIN
cause such property. to VII, h0useho,u spoI 80,
personal effects and merGhanGnlse. slC, c,ain
an interest In the Guaranty storage ware
houses 10 be sold at public auction aScoIu-
ing 10 the statute I'm such cases made and pro.
vidsd. al nv Warehouses, 81 and 3l8 West
Aist 81 New York city, on Thursday, De
cember 10Th 1912, at 1890 A. NJ, ana u
the sale is not completed on tle saii Is,e
the sale will be continued at the same place
an each and every Thursday thereafter, be
ginning at 1890 4. NJ until sale Is CON CON
pleted. GUARANTY STORAGE w, w AM
sTEIvyyAY & SONS wAREROoMs. 107-1o9
Eaat IAN street New York City.-'ro a.
Bergb, owner OF H. +. Miller grand piano No
3ll75: to W. A. Clark owner OF iI mo. q
sons upright piano no ITO: 10 nSr pano 10
6l62: 10 Miss A. Kelly. owner Of Nuhnt
Clark square plano No. 2iI4; TO r. y. Sew
witter owner Of Steinway grand No. 4ioS' 70
I i sIeyin owner OF Stelnway square No;
55sSo. 10 Mrs l.. b. Washington, owner OF
Steipyyav grand No $500 You are hereby
notided that the time for tho payment OF THIS
romnany's claim upon the property above de-
scr6ed having expired. after notice Thereon ma
been given you. this company VIII cause saip
proT erty. to wit. certain pianos above named
stored Nv you respectively In our warerooins,
10 he sold az Public Auction. according TO the
ststi,te in such case made and provided, a. our
varerooms. l07 and 100 East l4th Street BOZ
ough Of Manhattan. New York. on December
M next 1919, at 10 A. NJ. and on each sue,
ceeding day at the same place and time until
sale is completed. ,o>,s
Nov York November ~. 1912
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

Female
GENERAL HOUSEWORhER.-GOO cook, eN-
perienced waitress; neat appearing; good
references $50. Charles Wilson's Agency, i2l
Lexington ave telephone, 222i Plaza.
GENERAL HOUsEWORKER-Go laua-
dress. willing, obligng. country only; 50
good references. Charles wilson's Agency, 12i
Lexington ave. telephone, 2224 Plaza.
KITCH HNMAID. Young irish girl. under,
stands plain cooking; city; ohligng: good
references y. B., Miss FitzGerald's Employ
ment Bureau 500 18th ave. Entrance on 42d ~.
NURSE or ATTENDANT with invalid lady
or gentleman. very neat capable young
girl; nervous cases a speciality; masseuse
three years excellent references, would
travel. Miss Buckley's Agency. II West 42d.
Phone 1887 Bryant.
NURSE. Dung English: will take entire
charge OF infant or nervous or delicate child;
understands ali foods, etc; excellent New G4k
references; city or country. e. B., Miss Fiji
GeraIds Bureau SOB 9th ave. Entrance 42d st.
REFINED young woman would like position
as mothers helper, housekeeper, compan-
ION ar assistant housekeeper. highest refer
ences: city country. Miss Buckleys Agency
II West +2d. Phone 7iSI Bryant.
WASHING and IRONING done by colored
woman: terms reasonable. 1876 West 1920
st. Tel 1884 Morningside
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

CIAMBERNiAID-LAUN - Very neat,
competent swedish girl; excellent references.
Charles wilson's Agency, 724 Lexington ave. ;
felenhnnc 222A IlazA
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

ALL SOULS (Unitarian). 4th Avenue. 10th
Street, Rev. THOMAS r. sLICER, Pastor
Union Thanksgiving Service. this Church and
the Church OF the Messiah Thanksgiving
Day at IL A. NJ Sermon by Rev JOHN
HAYNES HOLMES. of Church OF the Mes
slab All are cordially invited.
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AUCTION SALES.

JACOB GENsLER, Auctioncer sells this day
November 81. 1912. . a. m. on the prem
Uses I33O Amsterdam ave. Manhattan the
dXtureg and lease Of the saloon premises
therein BY order David NJ. Neu0erger' Az
torney for Mortgage.
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osT BANKBOOkS,

T0sT-Passbook No, s7.7Ol. issued by the
Union Square savings Bank, formerly the
CLERKS Finder will please return IT to the
hank
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CARPET CLEANING.

NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Oldest, Largest. Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
Prices Reasonable. Send for Circular.
Tel 1892 1893 Bryant. 437-439 West 45th 81.
CAREFUL GARRETT CLEANING Co.--CieGns
by compressed air, steam, hand or on floor.
1858 Broadway, 42i East 4sth st. cOE &
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STORAGE NOTICES.
THE MCKINLEY STORAGE WAREHOUSE


New York, Nov - 1912.
To z: LENQEE.. A WIEBR0 1Gz, c. " "
T. SHIELDS, 2. McGKATH, VI. BEAMI, NJ.
FiNKENBERG or FRANK NOWAK, J. ).
MARKEY. c. STEVENSON, NJ; MAYO, H.
UTDEBRANp T. REMENYI. T.. BEN
NiNGTON. c. KRAMER, p. DONNELI.
r.. KATO. F. SMITH: You and each
OF you are hereby notified that the time
for the payment OF our lien upon the property
hereinafter having expired, after due notice
thereof had been given you We VIII cause
such property TO wit, Household Goods, Per
yoDgl EIircts and Merchandise, stored IN the
MrKIuIrg Warehouse, New York city. 0y you
or In your name tor In which you may nave
an Interest,". 70 be sold at public auction, &C
r0rding 10 the statute In such case made ana
provided. az the warehouse, 232 T.. llsth s.
New York city, on Saturday December IAN,
1al9 al 1890 a. NJ, ana II the sale thereon Is
not completed on said date, the same VIII be
continued al the same place on every sdlul
day thereafter. beginning at 1880 a. m, ana
continuing until all the goods are sold.
MCKINLEY STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
: hTfTT
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LOST AND FOUND.

TOST-Last Thursday. diamond bowknot
min; Long Island train, saith 81. TO Broad
way car to 44th ~. to Belasco Theatre. Lib
eral reward. lis West list st
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

Male.
MAN, g. sober and willing; wife confined on
November "A; needs position: disengaged
November %; good references. John Kortes,
$40 East 18th ST. box a.
STENOGRAPHER.- Expert correspondent, re-
hable assistant, representative, seeks perma-
nent position interview appreciated. E1ecu-
tive. 1872 West 9th ct. A
VACUUM CLEANING. with powerful air com
pressoT; 81 will clean two, three rooms thor
oughly. Oyama, 100 West l0lst ct. Phone
+522-Riversiee.
YOUNG MAN, %. Wishes position at anything
or in stockTOom; Christian. Alfred Cowdrill,
239 East Sist ST.
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YIEvJWI;IIsIJy1lIaY

BY new Cunarder "Lacouia," Feb. 10, 500
up for n days including shore excursions.
Round World and south American Tours.
Frank G. Clark. Times Building. New YORK
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rypewRiT,No AND TYPsWRiTeRs

NINETY TYPEwRITERs, eO.,ing 500 each;
new: IS up; also drop leaf typewriter desk;
selling out STORE, 1903 Broadway.
VICTOR VISIBLE. 10 Nassau st. Catalogue
free: all makes taken part payment; bargains
In Underwoods. RemIngtons. OlIvers. Smith,.
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INSTRUCTION.
ecHOOl AGENCIES,

American and Foreign Teachers' Agency
suppiies Professors. Teachers. Tutors, Gov
ernesses etc 10 Colleges, Schools and Pam
iIies Apply 10 Mrs. NJ j. YOuNG-FULTON,
o. Union Square.
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ANTIQUE

ANTIQUES Second hHnd furniture bought
sold r Dreamer. VlG 9Th ave. Phone
Plaza-62G1.
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Eanale.

FIRST CLASS DREssMAKER-Styli cut
ter. litter, designer; daily until January
50 so: highly recommended Phone 2sOSii--
Morning. 900 West t2sth.
YOUNG LADY desires position as telephone
operator Gle clerk or typist; years ex-
perience. r. c., Box IL. Tribune ONCE.
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HELP WANTED.
Male.

Male.
ADVERTISING SOLICITOR - YOUNG
MAN, FOR LOCAL NEWSPAPER;
LEADS FURNISHED; LIBERAL COM
MISSION BASIS, CHANCE FOR ADJ
VANCEMENT. ROOM 300 TRIBUNE
BUILDING.
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS are easy to get
my free booklet, Y. $685. tells how; write
to-day-NOW. Earl Hopkins, washington,
l MADE s50.O in nve years with a small
mail order business; began with 80. Seni
for free booklet. Tells how. Heacock. $3.50
Lockport. n Y.
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GOING TO ALBANY OR TROY? Take the
CITIZENS LINE or the PEOPLES LINE
steamers. Phone Spring OiO0
Central Hudson Line Steamers for Newburgh.
Pokeepsie. Kingston: Pier "a. n. Franklin 81
ADVERTISEMENT AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at their uYown
Office No 1884 Broadway. between Both and
37th SITS. until o'clock y. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-27

Ladies' suits made 10 order with my own
imported material and silk lining, $50 up.
Also the same with your own material, SIS
Best fitting guaranteed. Phone 4S57 Schuyler.
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hotel VICTORY

Propretors The GORDON HOTELS, Ltd. o
Close TO sham Palace, Westminster
A bbey and convenient for everywhere. Tariff
free Room ,I4 New York Tribune" New York. -
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ST. MARKS AVE, 1O5. NEAR SUBWAY.
Fine alCove: superior board; telephone refer
enCpS
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DOOM AND BOARD DIRECTORY.
FURNISHED ROOMS.
FREE

An additional list of Furnished
Rooms and Bosrders Wanted con-
,ained in the Room and Board
Register Of the Tribune. 1t con,
aims a desirable list OF rooms and
Soard offered in New York and
brooklyn. Copies free on request
New-York Tribune, Want Dept
32O Tribune Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-27

,anEWlTT PLACE prospect ave. station
room, with board; 81 90. ABBOTT.
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GeANP VENIC E Royal a0 6ar
HOTELS IN ENGLAND.

.rSSy ON Ss
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Park Slope Section.

SIDNEY PLACE, 2O-Desirable large and
small rooms with board; convenient to
subway. telephone
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BoARpERs WANTED.
WEST SIDE Below Tooth Street.
WEST sIDE-Aboye Tooth street.
EAST sIDE-Aboye Tooth street.

80 81. 2ol WEST Ccorner 7th ve.)-Con
ho,olsssble rooms: excellent table; refined
SS1snke Surroundings PECK.
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BOARDERs WANTED.
BROOKLYN.
Heights Section.
THE WELLS HOUSE.

THE WELLS HOUSE
2sG-2SS AND 300 CLINTON STREET
Single rooms and board IS week; double
rooms and board for two. SIG week; also
suites with private bath.
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JULIUS l. wEICHMAN.

NJ. BERNSTEIN.
Telephone sl54 Morningside. Ladies' Tailor
and Filrricr suits made TO order from imported
materials. Regular $50 suits-S2s and $50 1905
Broadway, bet llSth and Hath SITS. New York.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1912-12-12
Alpin--McAllen.

The st. Philips church in Colum-
bus was a scene of very pretty we'd
ding on Wednesday mornin, Nov. u,
when Miss Frances Esther Alpin, be
came the bride of John Leo Allen, of
Yale, Rev. FIR. Mcqueen officiating.
The bride was attired in a travelling
suit of brown which was effectively
worn with picture hat of brown.
Her sister, Miss Daisy, acting as
bridesmaid, looked charming in suit
of gray Thomas McAllen, of Detroit,
attended the groom. The ceremony
was followed by a reception at the
home of the brides parents, where
sixty guests were served sumptuous
wedding dinner The bride was the
recipient of many beautiful gifts in
Guiding silverware, cut glass and a
hundred dollar bill from her father.
At an early hour the bride and groom
left amid showers of congratulations
and rice for a wedding tour to eastern
points. including Buffalo, Niagara
Falls, etc. The out of town guests
were: Mrs McAllen, Ed. McAllen and
wife, J. Wilt and wife, OF Yale, Mrs.
Lou Jackson, Mrs. f. A. Brenner,
Kathyrn Alpin and Thomas McAllen,
of Detroit, Frank Bangheart and wife,
of Almont, and Miss Mollie Crowley,
of Emmett. Memphis Bee.