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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1912-04-05
To the Voters of Montgomery
County.

hereby announce my candidacy for the
nomination as the Democratic candidate
for Associate judge of the Sixth Judicial
Circuit, composed of MONTGOMERY and
Frederick counties, and respectfully solicit
your support and influence at the primary
election TO be held on May 6, 1912.
JACOB ROHRBACK,
mar 22-td Frederick. Md
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1912-04-05
ENOR SALE,

u Barred Plymouth Rock
Cockerels for pullet breeding, direct from
Bradley yards also White Leghom Cock
erels.
R0SEMONT FARM,
jan slim Rockville, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1912-04-05
New GOOds---Low Prices.

We have n hand ineo Of snind ond o
get these goods goods
uupe therefore we hope customers
he benefit
ne ha can De represented We any
goods will be thoroughly satisfied these
lar you spend Come and to show Won every dol
acuy what we say These ~ ' we mean ex
Yard-wide Percals mill ends -2co uaBty 70.
lard-wlde fercals regular ~ &c quality i0r
Sz-lnch Dress Ginghams, lends Sc
Inc Dress Ginghams a and
2S+nch good Chamhray mill ends tOc ouai,y Zoe
SS-inch nne Lepher Bingham, and tub proof
Sz-lleh nne French Bingham for 25c
Best Shifting Prints, &c
% nne quality Sheetng 25o
"a me quality Unbleached Sheetina
iSxSb Pillow Cases, good
4oxSo Pillow Cases. fine quality,
we are showing of reguar "a i.
ALSO me lot OF f''' a SOC
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1912-04-05

~ of The Mutual Life
Insurance Company of New York, New
York, N. Y, to December 81, 1911.
Total admitted assets. ......, 1851, / 80 1853 O5
Total liabilities:
Policy reserve. ..$473. 2S2, SO8 90
Policy claims. ................ 4.l60,49l %
Fund held for future divi-
dends on policies on
which the apportion-
ment of dividends is
deferred, and for depre-
citation of securities and
general contingencies. S6.9l2.4sS4
Amount to be apportioned
to policyholders in 1911 15.146,6S5.72
Other liabilities and re-
serves. 7,627,7S9.7O
S5S7, 1870. 263 O5
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1912-04-05
EoR SALT.

II Heavy draft percheron
horse, years old.
o. c BAKER,
One mile northeast Of Rockville, Nd.
mar 29-4t"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1912-04-05
o q % c r NISI.


o r % e r NISI.
William II. II. Allen and Webster F. Ke-
fauver, co-partners. trading as Allen &
Kefauver, Compliments, vs. Baltimore
and Washington Transit Company of
Maryland, a corporation. and The Fideli-
ty Trust Company (Of Baltimore. Md. },
corporation, Trustee, Defendants.
In the Circuit Court for Montgomery county.
In Equity No. 2742
ORDERED this 21st day of March, 1912,
that the sale of the railway properties of
the Baltimore and Washington Transit
Company of Maryland made by The Fidelity
Trust Company. Trustee, to Charles Selden,
Jr., as agent, and this day reported to this
court by said trustee, be ratified and con-
firmed, unless cause be shown to the con-
trary on or before the goth day of April,
1912: Provided a copy of this order be
published in Montgomery county in some
newspaper and in some daily newspaper
published in the city Of Baltimore at least
once week for three successive weeks
before the said 10th day of April. 1912
The Report states the amount of sale to
be $4,000.
JOHN L. BRUNETT, Clerk
Circuit Court for Montgomery county.
True copy-Test:
JOHN L, BRUNETT. Clerk.
mar 29-td
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1912-04-05
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
Alexander G. Carlisle

Louisa Ross, Mary M. Scott, James E.
Padgett and Richard R. Horner.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1912-04-05

Having resolved to quit farming and
engage in other business, will sell at pub
lie sale, on the farm where | now reside,
situated on the Washington and Brooke
vile turnpike, half mile south of Olney, on
Ta URSDAY. the 18th day of
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1912-04-05
order Mist

Elizabeth A. Nicholson ct al VS.. Frank B.
Nicholson ct al.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1912-04-05

Mr.. Cummings new charter of Chevy
Chase; amending the charter of the Chevy
Chase and Great Falls Railway Company
regulating fares on the Washington and
Rockville Railway.
Mr. Bentley Providing justice of the
peace at large for Montgomery county.
Mr.. Waters Authorizing employment of
unlicensed plumbers in Montgomery county.
Senator Lee-Relating to purchase Of
school house sites.
Senator Lee-Amending the charter Of
Takoma Park.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-11
BEACH SAYS HE WILL
FIGHT ASSAULT CHARGE

PARIS, April 10.-Frederick o
c'Beauty") Beach was today prepar
ed TO fight the charge that he as
saulted his wife with his pocket
knife at their winter home at Aiken
s. c. Beach was very much peeved
over the issuance OF warrant fol-
his arrest by the Aiken authorities
and he intimated that he would re
turn TO the United States TO face the
absurd" charge.
II cannot discuss this matter now.
said Beach impatiently when he was
asked TO comment on the charge
But when the proper time comes
will do plenty OF talking, and I'll do
i very Willingly Just now there Is
no tfse trying TO make me talk.
Beach and his wife arrived here TO
day and went 10 the home of w. X
Vanderbilt, Sr. They will remain
with Vanderbilt during their stay in
Paris. Mrs. Beach could not be seen
today. She kept close 10 her hus-
hand. Beach was Very much annoy.
ed by the attentions of the reporters
who insisted upon interviewing him
despite his efforts 10 escape.
He would not say how long he eX-
pected to be In Paris, or how long he
expected TO stay abroad. but from his
manner. 1t was quite evident that he
was aroused by the action of the
Aiken authorities and was inclined
TO return TO America soon and make
IA personal fight against the charges.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-11
'OR sALE-REsIDENCE rRorERTY.
UNION TRUST co.
OFFERS

RE.SfBE.NS r. ROPER \
lPcterboro-st near WOodwBrd--B eauti-
ful Broom brick and stone resi-
dence, Central heat, beautiful dee
u"ations; lot 60Nl5O.
JoN-st.. near Cass-Attractye Groom
house Ia trst-class condition; must be
seen 10 he appreciated; can he seen
by appointment only.
Brainard- ST. near Cass-Large frame
house suitable for rooming house .
lot 6oxi9O; corner OF alley. easy
terms.
Kirby-ave east-Modern department
brick veneer. stone trimming. slate
roof; six rooms and bath each man
tells, separate furnaces. laundry tubs.
all the best: must be seen To be APP
preciated. Can make low cash price
or Will sell $1,000 down.
Cass-ave. and Warren-Twelve-r
brick veneer. modern throughout;
with garage: viii consider any rea-
sonable offer.
Kirby-ave west-An s-room modern
home for $500.
Spring-st.. near Sootten-ave.-A nice
5-room cottage with three bedrooms.
bath, gas
VACANT PROPERTY
Warren-aye. east, between John r. and
Brush 90 feet.
Canheld.ave. east: between John r.
WIllis-ave. east, between John X and
Brush So feet.
Medbury near Brush. IS feet.
Virginia ave, first block. so feet.
corner. ~ feet
Waverly ave, third block. five 35-foot
lots.
Hendrle-aveo near 81. Antoine. 6l feet
$l.75O.
Kirbyave corner Bivard. 20 feet.
Canheld. near Fourth. 1913 feet, Will
divide
FACTORY PROPERTY
Beaubieu and Brewster. $1,000 square
feet.
Beaabien and Brewster, 10000 square
feet.
Parcels from TWO to so acres in the
outer Belt line. either north or south
OF Jefferson-aVe
Union Trust Company,
MAIN $3.50
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-11
MARRIAGES.

Bernard Welland. 81; Odelia Wagner
Myron ]. whipple, -. Cleveland. o..
,Rose G. Heathe, 30. Toledo. O.
Clarence .Girardin. 81 Wyandotte
Hattie Cadoret. IS. same.
Michael :. Fischer. 20: Margaret
Houston, %.
Joseph p Sheppard. rs; Margaret De
lLourier. %.
Samuel Selbel. 2S; Ora Nell. 2l.
Herman Van Wyeck, 80 Catherine
Frederick voelker, &c; Martha
|Hartz. 81.
Charles Kovath. 30; Rosi Nemett. 90
Charles Rerndt 2s. Port Hope; Mary
blood u. Detroit.
Elmer westfall, %. Plymouth; Ber-
hha Karhel %, Lvonia
william Wallace, 81, Toledo, o.;
Lola Lawson. 20. same.
Peter Wall Jr.. 80. Worthwhile; Jen-
klie Waaltb+tFH,-2l r-sstfHe-------
George w. Wheaton, 20; Anna Son
William Remus 81. Pembroke. Ont.
|Emilie Zeschin. 20. Wyandotte.
Arthur J. Trilck, %; Ruby BATHS
George F.. Nonnemacher. 81. Detroit;
|Emily !. Bruce. IL New Raven.
Percy W Hoslett 30; Wilhelmina
|Nfoscher, %.
Lewis Jubenville. "a Marie McDoug-
Stanislaus Gruswelt. 20 Wyandotte;
ktanislawa Kopcienska. 10. same
william Haskell. 81. Detroit Agnes
|'lark 80. Camelford, Ont
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-11
ARCHBISHOP BRUCHESI
IS WINDSOR VISITOR
Montreal Prelate To Spend Two
Weeks as Guest of
+. l. Scully

Most Reverend Paul Bruchesi. d.
~, OF Montreal, archbishop OF the
largest Roman Catholic diocese in
canada, arrived i'm Windsor. Tuesday
hlsht Ia rest FOX couple OF weeks
n the home OF EA !. sculiy, No. III
Ouellette-ave.
The archbishop tired out as a re.
SUIT oil an unusually heavy Easter
season and is seeking absolute free.
dom from ecclesiastical duties for a
time. He has just left a Montreal
hospital, where he was laid up for
TWO weeks. While In Windsor he
VIII do no public speaking. He re-
Gently told Mr. Scully that he knew
OF no place where he could rest bet.
tel than In his home, which is one OF
the finest In Windsor
The archbishop aud Mr. Scully are
not related in any way, but are the
closest OF friends,
When went 10 Europe. some
time ago." said Mr. Scully to The
Times, the archbishop gave me let
tiers OF introduction TO his friends,
and the letters wers a great help to
Inc. The archbishop Is most favor
ably and widely known abroad being
looked on as one of the biggest OF
men intellectually in the Roman
Catholic church"
or late the archbishop has been
mentioned as a possible successor to
the late Cardinal Taschereau, OF
Quebec. He is well known among the
Detroit Roman Catholic clergy, hav-
ing spoken here during the bi-centen-
airy celebration in 1901.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-11
DIED

CONLEN-April s. 1912 Edward NJ,
aged 81 years. beloved son OF James
ano Hannah Conlen. Funeral Thurs
aa+-ffeH- parents residence 2s3
Melbourne4ave at a. m and at
Holy Rosary church at g Interment
al Mt. Olivet via funeral car.
pORAN--At her late residence. FAC
Twentieth-st.. April g. 1912. Susan.
beloved wife OF the late James Doran
and mother OF Annie Doran and SUI
81, b. Roscoe Funeral Friday from
residence at o'clock and ST. Vim
cents church at $3.50. standard time
DRUMMOND-April o. 1912 at resi-
dence. l22 Marston. Elise Margaret,
infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs,
Robert s. Drummoud lnterment at
Laporte, Ind
FREER-April o. at residence 25SIh
Helen-ave.. Mary \. Freer. beloved
mother or Nrs. -Krthur T. Chene, Mrs.
j. III. Diehl OF Philadelphia; j. G.
BctteridDe. Mrs. A. y Mcpherson, =.
Letter. George and John Freer Ethel
9:l5 "A. IN. and ST. Mary's church at
10 q. m.
FLYNN--Tuesday. April .. at his late
residence. 1874 Eighteenth-st., John
H.. relict Of the late Mary Flynn and
beloved father Of Bernard j. and
Mary Flynn. Notice OF funeral later,
GUDENfU-April s. Pauline. aged 46
years beloved wife OF William and
mother OF William, Jr.. Gerhard. An
geline. Clarence. Leona, Frances and
Florence Gudenau. Funeral from 9il
Farnsworth- st, Friday. April II. at
to ST Elizabeth's church, at $3.50.
Interment at Mt. oliyet.
STEH1.lN--lsmme suddenly. in san
Francisco, Cal, sister OF Louise. AL
fred. Edward and Adolph, OF San
brothers residence, 24l Scott-st..
Friday at s. and $50 at ST. Joseph
church. Burial private.
ST. LOEN--Edwards. April s. aged 2
months. beloved son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles St Loen. brother of Norman.
Funeral Thursday from residence.
Csc Illinois-st., at y, m
McINToSH-April ., at 2:45 p. m, Ken
meth Roy Mcintosh, son OF Mr. and
Mrs y l.. Mcintosh, only brother OF
y. stuart Mcintosh, at their home.
40 Preston-st. Services at the First
corner Pulford and Mt. Elliott. Sat
urday, April IS. at 2:30 D. IN. Burial
In Elmwood cemetery.
BARBOCR-April 3, 1912. at her resi-
dence, AZ Willis-ave. west. Eliza ~
Goodfellow. aged 81 years, beloved
funeral later.
JEFFRIEs-April s, Rose, aged 81
years, mother OF George II. Jeffrles.
Funeral Thursday at y. m. from
Kaps a. Echternkamp chapel 1892
Gratiot-ave.
DEsMYTER--Mrs. Louisa Desmyter
beloved mother Of Mrs. Peter De-
wilde, Mrs. Charles Goddeeris, Rene
Costenoble, Henry Costenoble. the
late Mrs. cyril Lefevre, julius Per-
meulen and Mrs. julius VanDewolle,
aged SO years. Funeral from her
daughters residepce, 943 Field-ave,
at sac and at 9 at the Church OF
Our Lady OF Sorrows.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-11
BIRTHS.
GIRLS


II wheatley. S3S Crane: l.. LAM
|,ertI Illinois, Hrapkiewicz,
I:ts JEFFERSON: J. Penkata. 81 Delnsy:
Ia Mastan, 219 Eighteenth; L. Ziemski,
! Is Mack @ Chamberlain. 100 Blaine.
d Stoneham 1884 Trumbull " Dom
|Id. al Fort; c IIasse, 1913 Dubois;
Nemett. $50 South; !. Murphy. 19l
''airview c. Brunell, Grace hospital;
In Poke. 3S3t, breckenridge j.
|schneider. 80 Military: G. Peitz. 429
Mcclellan; c. Eichman, 964 Twenty
Fourth: A. Dalglelsh. 545 Bagg: NJ.
| esezniski. 83i Hendrie; A. Blager, "a
|T,dman: J. Karas, 2s9 Hammond: IA.
A'au Antwerp. Providence hospital: G..
|3aiag. g6 Melville; ~ schneider, 1882
anton: +. Iodeles, is Widman; A.
struz 467 Lansing: j.. Mclean. 3O52
',rand boulevard: w Schune. 2t9 Hum
',oIdt. II. Jessop, 1i2 Leicester: II
keuman. 212 Brooklyn.
BOYS
A Rnsso. 312 Ersklne: s. DeMaggio.
- Erskine: z Hawley. SIS Hancock
IN. Swick. 500 Seyburn; @. Lualdl SIC
|tIopelie: j. Wybraince 30 Arson. T.
'Iudek. S. Pulaski; z. Horzemein, $50
.,wndale: j. katanski. "a Graham; J.
Rogers. 80 Montcalm: A. Prentice. 577
sixth. !. Koltz. 90 Pitcher: y. Nemett,
- south. IT, Matthews, $40 Hillger;
~ schultz r5Ol Dubois; +. Hoidsworth,
sbS Eighteenth: a. West. 361 High: w.
Warren. 6si Canton. T.. Schehr, 1891
fIeIen, q -Ottley. 1871 Helen: NJ Perei-
la. 500 High. w Lepowski. 1915 Chene:
II Hansen, 757 Milwaukee; Il. HOFFMAN,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-11
DEATHS.

Henry o. Walker. as Rowenn. ss
years l1lar pneumonia Joseph NJ v
Snyder sii 81 Paul. 80 years. apo
pl,Ny; Guy T.. Edgerton. 2ii Park -
years. pernielous anemla; Jennie ID.
Smith, 2S9 West Grand boulevard, ~
years, congestion of brain: Edwin A,
SVEN, al Leland. % years. Pulinon-
AIRY tuberculosis: Margaret Kaufman.
SEA Dubois , years, burns Caccidentalt
Adam l4esak. 3S Addison month. NAL
nutrition; Martha Legenza 20 Thirty
FOURTH months, catarrhal pneumonia :,
Madeline Harvey, 240 Fourteenth, q
months cerebr1 spinal meningitis.
Frederick ~ Hunt. 5i2 Commonwealth.
81 years. senillty; Albert Gileczek, 1874
Mcclellan, 90 years, gangrenC of foot.
Almira j. McConachie. 400 Morrcll. CO
years, senilIty; Emma Letted. IS
Wight a years lobar pneumonia;
Louis Gilbert, 435 Clinton. 20 years,
mitral insufnciency; Michael Coghlan.
little Sisters OF Poor, 81 years. acute
gastrios Mike Trakas. city Tubcrcu-
losis hospital, 80 years, pulmonary
tuberculosis; Joe Luksik. ST. Marys
hospital. II years. lohar pneumonia;
Henry Dam. ST. Mary's hospital. GO
Chapman. 50l Tlirtieth. - years.
paralysis OF heart; Anna Brett, 635
Sixth. &C years. abrtlc insuftciencyi
James Doyle. 49i Dix. 6S years. cere-
;. Marine hospital. 81 years, sarcoma;
j John B,esiadeckt 80 Goldner, months.
infantile convulsionss Eliza Favre.
1910 Brush, so years sapopleNy; sam
Glickstein. ST. Mary's hospital %
years. mitral insuffc!ency; William T..
Beckbissinger $50 Lawton. 90 wears.
acute enteritis. Elsie Gciskc, $50
Twenty-flfth. months. bronchial
pneumonia: Eleda Cuneaz, SO Medina.
81 years, abscess OF brain. Pauline
cwizkowska. 1872 Superior, 20 years.
pulmonary tuberculosis; Anthony
Krause. $40 Hancock, years scarlet
fats ~
Poor. rs years. acute bronchitis, Lily
Mcdonald. III Fort r.. % years.
uremic poisoning: Robert Roemer. 501
ST. Joseph. 81 years, tuberculosis OF
lungs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-11
WARRANT ISSUED FOR
DENTIST AND ASSISTANT

Warrants for Or. Harry j. Bell, a
dentist with an Office at No. S75 Rus
|sell-st.. and Joseph j. Nowakowski.
were Issued in police court, Wednes-
day, on complaint OF DR.. George
Burke, president of the State Dental
board. DR.. Bell Is charged with en-
|ploying an unlicensed dentist. and
with practicing dentistry
without a license.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-11

l22S Chene; l.. Mokat. CO Thirtieth, =.
lucharski. 1870 Junction; W. Ford. sos
Leland; II, Rose. ga 81 Paul; o. Van
Scoyk. 5l6 Lycaste; J. Roth. So Van
derbilt; w. Brown. Woman's hospital;
Holiday, 2ztts Maybnry; ,. Juras,
i4b Milwaukee, IA. Peters. lIOl Spring
wells; a. Hillenberg. b77 sixteenth; j..
sadoski. geo Thirty-third; :. kajnder.
l9I lockwood. A. Platt 265 LeMay; r..
Meloche. 1871 Engle.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-11
PLEADS GUILTY, PAYS
FINE AND FLIES AWAY

HEMPSTEAD, l.. l., April TO-
Dropping out OF the clouds, George w.
Beatty, aviator, today strolled into
|NIineola courthouse, pleaded guilty to
Exceeding the automobile speed limit,
|paid $40 fine, climbed into his
and few away.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-11
FOR sALE-FAHMs.
FARM BARGAIN.

A FARM BARGAIN.
leO-acre farm, Sanilac county, located
ON main four corners, nice row OF
maple shade trees along the road.
Good store with general merchandise
inst across the road; lays smooth and
level. lust smooth enough that pillow
furrow will drain IL. soil black
clay loan No peter lGO acres IN
SanIlac county. nearly all improved,
~ acres fall plowed. II acres old
meadow. % acres new seeding, fair
buildings. house, barn and outbutld-
inps woven wire fences. acres OF
orchard. one mile from school
The survey is Just completed and right
of-way secured for a steam road,
which will cross this farm and viii
Ia, built this summer. There is no
better location on the entire length
of this road for a station and good
live town than on this farm. Near
est railroad now miles. As soon az
cars are running this farm Will be
worth 800 per acre Here is a chance
TO double your money In less than i
year.
we nave only 10 days 20 close this out
and have put the price at 80 per
acre IL not sold by this time VIII
he taken OF the market
Yours for quick action.
soper a Miller, Marlette. Mich Phone
gii
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-11

EMPTY HOUSE. fats
apartments. offices and
rooms can usually be filled
by using the rental dq art
ment oi Times WANTS.
To tell the telephone is The
work OF a moment--you
can't earn money taste.
MISCELLANEOUS arti-
cles are often quickly sold
when advertised in Tie
For Sale-Miscellane us
classification. Most any
sort of an article will find
buyer. Telling is almost
equal TO selling in a
Times Want Nd.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-11
SAVE
ONE-HALF
ON \ PIANO

BUY \ USED PIANO.
We have a number Of Rebuilt and
Rented Pianos which we are COM
pelled to sell 10 make room Tor new
stock. Some OF these we have been
forced to repossess. others are new
Pianos that have been returned from
rent Most Of them have been IN
homes where they have had good
care Some have been out less than
year. Some are half paid FOR al
ready. We are going 10 give you the
honcft OF what the other fellow
has paid. Prices have been made
that will move them out within so
DAYS The list includes Hardindn'
Ststnvay Kroegcr, Krauker, Har-
rington and other good ftanea-Stl4
or write for further description. We
employ no agent
DETROIT MUSIC co.
288 Woodward-Ave.. Two Doors
North of Grand Circus Park.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-11

HOLY ROSARY PARISH
Strictly modern. S-room home. on a
Tine street downstairs finished In
oak and mahogany; upstairs IN white
enamel ana mahogany; lot 40xl4l /;
price $500
BALDWIN AVE.
Near Kercheval
2-family fiat. 3 rooms and bath each;
hardwood finish. separate furnaces;
gas and electric light; lot 30xl20.
Price $500.
MONTCLAIR AVE.
Near Jefferson.
Modern 7-room brick veneer bed
rooms and bath, oak finish. dining
room In mahogany; steam heat; lot
35x150; price $1,000 on easy terms.
ST. CLAIR AVE.
Near Kercheval.
New S-room frame, bath and furnace;
lot 30Nl00; price $1,000.
BELMONT AVE.
Near John II.
Modern 2-family brick veneer, rooms
and bath each. separate furnaces; lot
35XI25. Price $4,000.
J. r. PADBERG,
Az Moffat Bldg.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-11
HELP wANTED-MALE.

A GOOD POSITION Is assured every
graduate OF the Detroit Business
University; magnificent new build.
inKs: thorough course In boekkeep.
ing penmanship. shorthand. type.
writing, mechanical and architectu-
raj Drafting and all English sub
1ects Free employment department.;
~catalog free for the asking 81-63-
sC-G7-69 West Grand River-ave.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-11
TELL THE TELEPHONE

WHEN YOU are at your
wits end To know what To
do in a certain situation,
you arc really near TO it,
solution. WANT ADS
were created for Just such
emergiences, Telephone
your WANT 20 The Times.
Lost ARTICLES no longer
worry The losers. Their re-
turn is usually affected
through the use OF TIMES
WANT ADS. Telling the
telephone places your
LOST notice in TINES
WANTS, which reach all
Detroit in "A hours.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-11

BOYS with bicycles TO carry score card
routes after school hours. Apply to
Herold Printing Co. 96 Brush-st..
corner Congress, End floor Steady
Jobs throughout baseball season.
Ask for J. l. Lowell, between 3 and
6 D. IN.
pT-SIJEI MAN wanted. steadv nosItio,,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-11
ron sALE--vAcANT LOTS.
VACANT

LoTs s0xii& ,ss9; 90 cash and -
q. - lots ON cor. sloo cash and $40 ono.
Lots for summer houses. exchange TOT
81" s BEApLE. /. Meoraw.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-11

1919 INVESTMENTS
WOODWARD AVE, CORNER TER
.TMO-FAAtILY FLAT. on one OF the
best streets Immediately north Of tho
Boulevard especially we'll built and
in the best OF condition; 50-toot lot.
showing 10eo net. Price $500.
SIN-FAAIlLY FLAT. on one OF the best
streets within the two-mile circle.
nrst block of Woodward; 1860 net.
Price $4,000.
FORT-sT WEST. 99-foot lot, income
$50 per year; price right
Smoots-N an Dyke Company
Members Of Detroit Real Estate Board
1914 Ford Bldg Main So
ls-ROOM HOUSE. income $500 per mo.
same owner years. $4,000 81 900
down. bargain.
Detroit Business Exchange, 4 McGraw
Bldg
McGraw Ave.
Near Scotch. and one block from car
line. new groom cottage bath. cell
lar. oak floors and electricity; terms
open today from TO ..
BROOKS * klNGON
400 whitney Bldg.
Main 31T3 city 1851.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

TWO GOOD MEN for shinglinE. steady
job. good pay, for right men. Apply
TO III. :. Barber Single Roof Con-
tractors, 17s Beaufait
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

A.A.A.A.-TypeMriter Sale
switch Penn Irnderwood. oliver. $40.
new visible $50. weekly 81; renting
$50 up. DETROIT TYPR. co, 1873
Shelby-st.
CoR\ET-Genuine "Courtois SILVER
Mated double water key. quick
change from - fiat TO a. This cornet
took Grand Prize at three interna-
tional expeditions. Now is your
chance TO get one or the worIu Ia
mons isstrthnents costing new SO,
for only $40. heavy black leather
case included. GRlNNEI1. BROS
Branch. 81 Monroe.
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CollinpNood Ave

Collingwood Ave.
Beautiful S-room house, 3 fine bed
rooms and den, oak floors and finish,
combination hot air and hot water
heat electric lights. gas msntel,
north side OF street, second block:
owner going TO leave city and must
sell. Phone for appointment and
make offer, $500.
HIGHLAND PARK, $4,000
Seven-room frame, large bedrooms,
oak floors. full basement Jewel fur
mace. electric lights; r. Il terms.
.GII.LETTE-ST., ls--Five rooms: lots
30xI00: .l.i00; 5000 down. Lam
brecht. Kelly e. Co. 81 Griswold-st.
MaiL $40, CITY 315.