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The Detroit times., 1914-07-14
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Grover Fetter. 29 Sadie johnson. 10.
Albert Smith %. Marjorie Action. IS
Joseph Sagert, II. Detroit, Annie
Magga, H. Hamtramck.
William Ross. 25; Lena Reinlg. 81
Harry Robinson. %. Elsie NJ. X. Lees,
Feliz Mallszewskl. 20; Julia Blew
icka 90.
Frank Dee. 90; Henorata Jawar, 20;
Gerald Camp, ~, Detroit. Mildred
Brenislaw Roszewski. al Helena No
wien, %.
Terrific cologero. 20; Teresa Picog-
Paul savochak. az Kuneginda Is-
stephen Kurbel. 90; Augusta Dreck-
Max FriendenthaI. 90. Clarkson
Fannie Durchef %. Detroit
Harry Chalou. 20. Elizabeth Vande-
Frank sheehan. 81, Pontiac. Ester
Justafson. %, Detroit.
William Druminski, %. Anna Cor
Don MILLER. 80; Jennie salamar. "a.
Carlton l. Angel, 20; Pearl HON.
Joseph Devereaux, SO; Agnes La
Bevier %
Frank Hallack. "a Mary Jankow-
Benedick Kelis. o.: Julia szewc, 90
Emelio Nebulami. "a; Julia Roundina
20.
Davis oltinn, "a, River Rouge: Eliza
beth Comonicui, 20, same.
Edward ]. Podmay, 20; Elsie Schaft
10.
Henry f. Buske. 81, Toledo Lucy A
Kruso, a. same,
Charles Fl Buell. 30, Toledo; Mathil-
da Naloch. 80. same.
John A. Mitchell. 30; Sarah Jennings
The Detroit times., 1914-07-14
CONFUSION ARISES
IN MOTOR CAR NAME

Many have erred in believing the
Dodge car announced short time ago
and exhibited at the state fair
grounds, Detroit, July 4 and 5. the
product OF the Dodge brothers
The Dodge Motor Car Co was in
corporated," said General Sales Man.
ager A. J. Philip, OF Dodge Bros, "on
or about the same time that IL be-
came known that Dodge Bros would
manufacture car and thereby
caused considerable confusion for the
Dodge Bros. interests. Just how this
tangle IS TO be Strengthened out Is not
known. but thousands undoubtedly be-
lieve that the Dodge car seen or made
known IS the product OF our com
pany, which has as yet made no an
nouncement OF It's model.
I'VE have no connection said }.
NJ. Leman, OF the Dodge Motor Car
Co, with Dodge Bros, nor with their
car The president % our company
Is Avian NJ. Dodge. formerly secretary
and treasurer OF the Wahl Motor Car
Co, and for some j 5 years connected
with the Dime Savings bank We
have been working on this car for
over two years past, and when IL Is
ready for the market proper an.
nouncement will be made snd the car
wiz be sold absolutely on its own
merits
The Detroit times., 1914-07-14
CALIFORNIA TO
BE FAMOUS FOR
RARE MINERALS
Explorer of Death Valley Sounds
It's Praises As Treasure
Bed of World
PREDICTS DIAMONDS WILL
YET BE FOUND THERE
Although Most Inaccessible Spot
In World 1t Is One of the
Richest

LOS ANGELES, July 13-"Southern
California will become known some
day, wnen its understanding produo-
ton OF oranges, oil and other things
has ceased TO be a novelty, as one or
the greatest producers or seml-pre-
cious stones in the world"
This is the prediction OF +. NJ. My
rick, OF johannesburg, Cal, who dur
ing years OF desert searching became
recognized by the United States Geo
logical Survey as the discoverer OF
"myrickie," and Of two other new va
rieties OF mineral not yet classlned.
Mr.. Myrick's favori,e hunting
ground Is Death Valley, where he is as
much at home as an Angeleno IS on
Broadway. II was at the lowest level
OF Death Valley, most OF which is pc
low sea level, that he found his rarest
stones, In volcanic outcroppings. ne
is en- route 70 San Francisco, where he
will exhibit some of his specimens at
the Panama-Pacifc exposition.
The "myrickie" consists OF trans
lucent gray chalcedony. beautifully
marked with bright boodTed spots
and matches OF other color. IL some
what resembles agate, but is harder
and more brightly marked.
PERHAPS the Oldest discovery Is the
'hyalite opal" said TO have been found
nowhere else in the world tits hard
er than the ordinary opal, pure white
and transparent II was discovered
| by Myrick on the top Of q butte jut
| ting 1000 feet high near the loves
spot I'm the valley a stone found on
his last trip, which local lapldarie'
have not been able TO identify, is also
a clear, transparent white, and wal
found In formation resembling that o
known diamond fields.
The butte on which the hyalite opa
was discovered was named Noun
Meerschaum several years ago, Ny
rick having found deposit OF meer
schaum near there. Included in hi
collection are quantities Of chalcedon!
OF deep blue found in very few places
and OF a purple stone OF the amethys
type. also very rare and as yet not ex
actly identified.
death Valley is one Of the riches
spots that the semi-precious ston'
hunter could turn TO-" said Mr.. Ny
rick. Hundreds of rare formations
exist. I have uncovered these othe'
stones while prospecting for diamonds
which I still believe may be found
there.
1T Is. OF course, probably the mos
! Inaccessible spot I'm the world To &c
some OF these stones have beer
lcbliged 90 travel thirty miles from
water. carrying enough for myself ant
81 pack mule both wavs. besides VIVA
We needed while / remained there
I other deposits. while faryfrom civiliza
\ ton. have an abundant supply OF goot
water close ar hand n is the health
lest climate In the world. but Will
never become thickly populated. ever
The Detroit times., 1914-07-14
DEATH LIST.


Frank Bumps. 500 John Rest. So
years. chronic appendicitis, Albert Ty-
rell. Grace hospital, ~ years, dilata-
tion or heart. Mary r Brown t5l Sey-
burn-ave. 80 ears. diabetes mellitus,
Frank Marek Solvay hospital about
S5 years, pneumonia; Bulah Blackburn,
Highland Park pulmonary tuberculo-
sis. Anastasia Szeperansski. 237 Thlr-
tieth, IL years. septicaemia not puer-
peral, John Kocielniak. 9T3 EiOpolle-
81 % years. Iaryngeal phthisis. Har-
old Ferguson. ElOise Mich. % years
tuberculosis, EuEenia A. JanlsZeweka,
iO4I St Aubin ave. 3 months. entero
colltls Eva Wiacielski, S3S Chene-st..
I day, cvrgenital debility, Mary Twar-
dickl ~ Goidnor-avc.. about months,
gasSfltis: Mary Julien. Sandwich, ont,
1 day. premature % birth Belle Han
son. ais parkview ~ years apo
pIexy. Frank r Johannes. Greenfield.
Mich pulmonary tuberculosis Mar
garct Pratcon. 179 Coplin-ave..
months. marRsmus John Rentz iI9
Coplin-a~> about 3 years. marasmus
baby Felzke Florence Crittcnten
Home . minutes. premature Of birth,
Fredericka Fox. 80 Gates-st 80 yeats.
Eenility, Frank Madenic2. 1903 81 Au-
bin-nve "a years, alcoholism clara
1881 Springwells
malnutrltion. Carl Pischke.
1858 Russoll-st. 10 months. cerchr9
SPINAL meningitis Ethel Amelia Sher-
man. 100 Mt Eiliott-ave 20 years. tu-
berrulOsis
The Detroit times., 1914-07-14
WIFE MUST BE HIS
AFFINITY'S SLAVE
Mrs. Edith Huang Doomed, BY
Chinese Law, to Serve Hus-
bands Mistress

KENYON, o., July 3.-Heartbroken
and discouraged, facing future of
semi-slavery in the service Of the man
she loves and who has cast her aside
for another woman, Mrs. Edith Huang,
Chinese graduate of Ohio Northern
University OF Ada, has started on the
return trip to her native land with her
falthless husband, John Huang.
few years ago Huang and his wife
were converts at a Methodist mission
In Foochow, China. A short time az
terward they were persuaded by a
missionary TO come to America.
They decided to enter school to
equip themselves for teaching in the
Chinese government schools. The man
entered the University OF Pittsburgh.
while his wife took up her work at
the Ohio Northern University at Ada.
She proved brilliant student and
was graduated this year with the de.
grees OF bachelor OF philosophy and
bachelor OF pedagogy
The husband left the University OF
Pittsburgh and entered Columbia Uni.
versity, in New York city. He became
infatuated with woman in New York,
left school and set up a curio shop.
According TO Chinese custom, IL the
wife OF a Chinaman speaks to another
man he may take another wife while
his first wife is compelled to act as his
slave.
Huang came last Thursday 10 Ada
where he attempted TO learn whether
his wife had spoken to others while
there. Finding that such was the
case. he announced his intention Of
returning with her TO China, where ht
would marry his affinity.
Afraid TO refuse him, the broken
hearted woman has begun her tern
OF life bondage.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-14
NOW CECIL, USHER, WILL
LEARN WHERE HE SITS

Herbert Cecil Johnson, No. APO
Fifth-ave., who recently enlisted in
the United States navy and was as
signed to the revenue cutter Morrill,,
stationed mere, was arrested in a De-
troit theater, where he was acting as
usher, Saturday afternoon. He is
charged with desertion.
Johnson says he oversight when
granted leave OF absence, and feared
that he would be reprimanded II he
returned 10 the vessel he says. also.
that he did not like the work on board
ship. as his messmates insisted on
calling him by his middle name-Ce.
cil-which he regards as a Sissy
name"
The Detroit times., 1914-07-14
SIGNS

THE Manner SIGN co. signs or
every description 40 Monroe-aye.
Phone Cherry 2l75.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-14
ArTonNIsYs ar LAW.

LOUIS COIN. 7O5 Free Press Bldg.
IMaln SlJ. Practice In ali coui %
Special attention 10 Comenrclal - "
W LILLIAN =. COOK, Ii0S Ford hlHs
Phone cherry 1874. -, Mac
|COkNLLlUa * KING, 322 Ford blos'
Phone Cherry 1904. .,t,
|DENlAE q SNYDER SZ1-9 MaJeSHN
Bldg. Main 3b3G 40
HARRY j. DINGEMAN. 6l9-6Zo M
Jestic Bldg Cadillac 2Ss ,,ools
HENRY g. l. FOALEk, 81 BUM D'O
Phone Main 1923. ,rrust
|GEChGE a. Cliff, Oil Union IIuSt
Bldg Phone Cadillac o02l' Nos'
deuCe, hickory ZOg3-J 80, rt,,o
EDWARD = GREECE, suite elS bili r,
Bank Bldg Othce Phone S SLS
1868, Residence Phone Crane SSSane
JOHN LOREE, 40 Mouat blus' g4Iq
Main COOL Residence. Noft rtscoi
ANTHONY NELSON, SO fehopS
Bldg Phone Main $50 $50, mock
GEORGE r. PALMER OIL Bum D''oN
Phone Cherry s9l M p,dy
ISAAC n PAYNE, COS Whitney Dius
Phone Main 1924. ,,,, pldp
PRANK J RIGGS. 5l-52 McGraw piNs
Phone Main 42I2. 100 Ntoeat
FRANK c. ROMMECk, 4pS dorca
Bldg Phone Cadillac S+Vl heslue"
Nit IT. -SsoHSvERY. 715-7ls Majestic
Bldg. Phone Main 494 Hes'ue''N''
= West 2eg5-M N,.testio
John ] ZIMMER. 0s-l0i2 Majestic
Bldg Phone Main 6l4s.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-14

July II. 1914
Sealed proposals will be received by
the village Council OF the Village OF
Crosse Pointe Park at the Village Hall
up TO $40 p. m. July q. 1914
Said proposals 20 be for furnishing
All labor. materials, tools etc saces.
sary FOR constructing "a Bridge over
Fox creek at Lake Pointe avenue
according 90 plans ana specifications on
nle WITH the clerk
Plans ard specifications can also ne
seer at tht Office ~ Thomas Campo 4
and Son. 502 whitney ONCE Bldg
EDMOND n. POUPARD,
Clerk
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T Ssts.. | % S5ot q

Cash with order. II charged. &c
line.
No transient advertising inserted
for less than Ice with cash; loc ~
charged. per insertion.
The above rates apply 20 all classl-
ncations except Births. Cards OF
Thanks Obituaries, Meeting Notices
and all Ads preceding Male Help
Births, pea this Cards or Thanks anu
Meeting Notices--M inimum charge. 500
for 20 words or less. over 20 words
one and One-third cents fer each extra
word.
observation-disclosures charge, soc; 500
per line. Count six words TO the lineD
The Detroit times., 1914-07-14
COMMERCIAL PHoroGRAPHERs

Lyons a WYCKOFF, successors to H.
n. Nelson, As Adams-ave. west, OPP.
Hotel fuller Phone Cherry 1921
Panoramic views. smokeless flash
lights. banquets and conventions a
speciality.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-14
BIRTH LIST.
GIRLS

GIRLS
John Wilson Hartley, 1903 Pleasant
ave: Peter Danowski. ass Thirty fifth
St Boleslaw Mazolewski. 500 Poplar
st Cyan Svitek, 1917 ST. Aubin-ave. /;
Arnefi Vaienti fs4 RivaFd-stri Louis
Brilliant, 299 Erskne-st.; Sam Salts
man. 400 Beaubien-st.; Joe Benjamin,
1872 Benton-st.. Ben Kepewas, 1853
Division-st Walter Nalezinski 998 or
leans-st.: Martin Knoll S04 Rlopelle-
st, Albert Grubader. SS4 Theodore-st (;
Tony Koss, sec Forest-ave.; Arthur j..
Terry, 46s Highest. west; Joseph Kat
odzlski, 1917 Joseph Campau Max
Firestone. S04 Montcalm- ave east;
santo Ternolla. 267 Congress-st. east;
Vincent Giocopelli. SIS Michigan-ave.;
Ernest Engle, 773 Meldrum- nave, Geo.
Thomson. 1876 Trumbull-ave.; John
Gonseroski, 1b43 st. Aubin-ave., Walter
Kresnowski. 5S4 Harper-ave.; Peter
woituszk, 30 Holbourn-ave.: David
Zuckenberg. 662 Russell-st; j. H.
Jackson, 769 Forrest east; Floyd h.
Oglesby 429 Hillger-ave.; Ray Longer
necker, $40 Hart-ave. Eingi Tacco, Sl4
Sam weingarden. 2i0 Adelaide-st.
Sam Cohen. 800 Alexandrine-ave. east,
solomon Ravin. 81 Division ST, Jake
Rubensteln, ESQ wlnder-st: Ivy Toll
chin 1853 Montcalm-st east: Henry y
Mas. $40 Seneca-st Stanislaus Myd-
lowski. 1881 st. Aubiu ave- Franklin
Drexler. sos Fischer-ave.; Mike Szasyn-
ski, % Pollard-ave Cross ManninC
1lS St Antoine-st.; Harry Clynick, S5C
Roosevelt ave, Stanley Wachnicka
1896 JOS. Campau- ave; Edurin Booth
1884 Grand River ave. John LusZcZ IA
Osborne -pl.; Arnold Brown. 2sS ST Au
bin-ave Hugh I.ashbrook, 22S LaSalle-
ave; L.. Donbroski 222 Thirtieth-s 81.
Alexander Elliott. 255 First-st. Nor
man Fowler. 102 Winder-st. Adam
Lepkowski ia Finley-st. George Cal.
caterra. sos Watson-st.; Joseph Miriam
init h35 Russeil-st
The Detroit times., 1914-07-14
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ELECTRIC co. Electric
wiring. repairing and supplies o
NashIngton- Phone Main oel'
The Detroit times., 1914-07-14
THREE GENERATIONS
DIE In AUTO SMASH.
West Virginia Family All But
Wiped Out In Fatal
Accident

MORGANTOWN, w. Va. July Ia
Three generations OF the Mckay fam
lily. prominent in this part % West
Virginia, were all but wiped out today
when an automobile rammed a tree
near here. The dead.
Winfield Mckay, SO OF Ravenswood.
DR. H. c. Mckay, dentist. OF Fair
mont
Winfield Mckay, seven, son OF DR..
Mckay.
Dorothy Mckay. 10. daughter OF DR..
Mckay, and John Wight. OF Baltimore,
we're seriously injured. Two other
passengers In the car escaped with
slight injuries
The Detroit times., 1914-07-14

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS MA
CHINERY.
WILLIAM H. CAMERON. 80 Bull Blk
Phone Cherry 4S4l
The Detroit times., 1914-07-14
MGCIIINIsTs.

THos HINES MANUFACTURING CO.,
Uiinois-st Phone Ridge s699-L
we build Tools. Dies .Jigs. Special
Machinery and automobile parta
Contract work solicited.
REINHOLD MNFG. CO. 1898 BOau-
bien-st Cherry flSs-J. Manufactur-
ers OF Ice Cutting Machinery Nege-
table Cutting Machinery, Machinery.
Tools. Dies and Special Appliances
Auto Parts.
tool Co. S0-s9 JonersOn-ave
Phone Main 5735 Dies. Tools. Jigs
Auto Parts. Model and experimental
work
The Detroit times., 1914-07-14
OPTOMETRIsTs AND OPTICIANS.

F. d. Tester, ZOE Elks Temple bldg
Second hoor Phone Cherry 1887
SEE PARK ER AND SEE BETTER :"
GORDON l. PARKER, Optometrist TO
particular people 65 Washington
ave. Phone Cherry 3S32-J
VAN VLlET 242 Grlswold-sJ Phone
Main 1870 Manufacturer OF Optical
Goods. Thorough examination OF
the eyes made Thermometers, Opera
Glasses, Lorgnettes. Etc. All work
guaranteed
The Detroit times., 1914-07-14
SCALES.
SHEET METAL WORKS.

Larned-st west. NJ 1881 Mfrs. and
dealers In Fans, Blowers, Exhaust
and Blow Piping, Ventilating OF
Foundries, Factories, Theaters. Res
taurants. etc
The Detroit times., 1914-07-14
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
RtrstNrSS' OppORTrrNrTTFs

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WANTED--An idea Who can think
OF sUpHe simple thing 10 PATENT Pro-
ttct your ideas. they may bring your
wealth Write today and get our free
books Millions in Patents" Need
ed Inventions" and Patent Buyers"
Address Randolph a Co, Dept. 2al0.
Patent Attorneys. Washington. -. c.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-14

OUR NURSERY sToCh VIII be on
sale In the basement OF Broadway
Market In season. We specialize in
vines Telephone US about lawn
making and planting. Cherry 827l
Wolverine Detroit Nurseries S2g
Broadway Market
The Detroit times., 1914-07-14

on that account, guess. have pros
pected over district OF seventy-hve
square miles for five years, and never
found another man there, except few
passing through"
The Detroit times., 1914-07-14
coNTRAcToRs EaulPMENr AND

GEORGE n WALLACE SALES Co,
2Oi FenObsCot Bldg Phone Cherry
1880. Used equipment and maChin-
cry for sale and rent.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-14
AIICIIITEUTs.

LLOYD l. BELLVlLLE. 542 AT. Elliott
ave. Phone East 9lR-J. DOht build
New plans and organizations on two
percentage.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-14
y AND FNGINEERs.

ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS.
TAIL, klNSEY * CHAPMAN. Main
Once. III tort+st west Phone. Main
1895, Canadian office. strathcona
blk. WalkerWlIe, ont Phone Wind
sof 2gg
The Detroit times., 1914-07-14

ST Paul. with a population Of a
quarter OF million. is the latest
large city 20 come under the commits
sion form OF government One optim
list makes this comment: I'VE ex-
pect the boss 20 disappear the ex-
travagance 10 go. the taxes 10 dimin-
fish. political iobbery TO vanish, a
firmer moral tone in all the city af-
fairs"
The Detroit times., 1914-07-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

u. n. i4aEG, ZDZ HammOnd bIdB
Phone Cherry t7S7.
WM b LANNiN. $40 Free Press Bldg
Phones Cadillac lO45. House walnut
G26O-J
The Detroit times., 1914-07-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

CONTRA CTORS-GENERAL
BEYSTER BROS, 1863 Forrest west
Phone Cedar 1854
CARPENTER g. ANDERSON 500
Union Trust Bldg Phone Cherry
1859. BituminouY and brick roads
and pavemcnts. sewers, concrete aud
reinforced concrete
LTNNANE BROS, 500 Union Trust
/. Bldg Main 2378 Grade separation
work and concrete construction a
speciality
r. G. SCHU ID, ISIS Chamber 81
Mason work a specially Expert at
boiler work and brewery cOnstruo-
The Detroit times., 1914-07-14

ROEHI BROS. STORAGE-Moving,
Packing and Forwarding Storage
In compartments only General off,
ces, l62 Alfred st. Warehouses;, 1922
Alfred-st, l7s John R-st Phone
Ridge SIS.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-14

REAL ESTATE, LOANS & INSURANCE
JOHN Il. HE'LL, 1888 Dime Bank bldg.
Phone Cadillac $50.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-14
LAKE AND RIvER FRoNrAeE.

ny % YEARS RESIDENCE on the ST
clair river may be OF value 10 you
IN locating your summer home on
Harsen's Island. a few front lots
for sale below value 20 parties who
viii build Title absolutely perfect.
Inquire ,. r. Gibson. Harsen's Isiand.
Mich
The Detroit times., 1914-07-14
RENTALS.

r. X. BENNETT. The Rental Man; also
manager OF apartment houses and
buildings, with +, j Aldrich Co, 1911
Griswold-st Phone Main 1880. rest
dence. Walnut SAL w
The Detroit times., 1914-07-14
MINERAL WATER.

". II. DANIELS Co, Jefferson ave
Phone Main 2474 Michigan agent
and distributor for Geneva Lithia
Mineral Water tendorsad by De-
troits leading physicians), apd Puri-
tan water for Offices
The Detroit times., 1914-07-14
PLUMBING AND HEATING.

OTTO A WURM & Co. s3.25 sproat-
st Phones Grand 44O7-4941 High
lations Steam plant and power Mt
ting.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-14
SHOW CASES AND METAL STORE
ERnNTS

sILNERS MITHS-WH
GRANT SILVER CO, Scherer Bldg. ~
l.. Grand Rtver-ave. Phone Cherry
1893 Gold and Silver Plating and
repairing. Mesh Bags properly Re-
paired. Refnished and Relined.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-14

WATERS--DIsTILLE q FII.TEREn
CITY BOTTLlNG WKS. VIM Sfa
pleton, Prop. 63-69 second ST Main
$50 Particular attention paid 70
charging soda fountains
The Detroit times., 1914-07-14
FLoRIsTs.

PHONE ORDERS for flowers promptly
filled Corsage bouquets and funeral
designs speciality Mrs 2. Rush.
Florist 736 Michigan -o"e West 2213
The Detroit times., 1914-07-14
ron sALE-RESIDENcE PROPERTY.

HAVE an s-room house clear 20
trade for cottages. Tel Wal iefo-M-
The Detroit times., 1914-07-14
LIGHTING FIXTUREs.

ave Phone Cadillac 6643 We spe-
cialize ina Residential and Commercial
lighting
The Detroit times., 1914-07-14
PATENT ATTORNEYS

trademarks, copyrights and
labels registered In IT, S. and foreign
countries by Barthel Flanders a
Barthel suite 40S-414 Bull block. IS
West Congress-st Tel Cherry AIS.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-14
PEANUTs-wHOLEsALE.

WALTER W. OSMUN. 80 JeTerson-ave
Main 4S22. Best quality Spanish and
BlRnched Sailed Peanuts We do not
handle the cheaper brand Imported
from China and Japan
The Detroit times., 1914-07-14
OVERS AND CLEANERS.

\. PETERS * CO.. $40 woodward-ave.
Ridge 1000.
There's A. Peters branch near your
home.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-14

ZIMMERMAN McCOLL s. ANDERSON.
Mechanical, Electrical. steam Heat
ing and Nenulating Engineering
Tests, appratsals. inspections, etc, lSlO
Penobscot bldg Phone Main 4l63
OLIVER h, BAkTHEL, 302 Monat
Bldg, Main ago Inventions Or
ideas worked out and made Of com
mercial value Automobiles designed
complete Gas engines and marine
motors designed. General mechani-
cal draughting
The Detroit times., 1914-07-14
IHItAMERIEs.

ToWARs WAYNE COUNTY CREAM ,1.1,,
cry, 1917 Bagley ave. Call Main
t327 fot. Towar's perfectly pastour- :
lied MIX and Cream Wholesals
and Retail deliveries TO any part OF
the city.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-14

Sob Printing Done Right. Times
Printing Co. 10 John R-st
The Detroit times., 1914-07-14
ROOFING.

EAGLE CoRNICE & ROOFING CO,
959-96l Forrest. west Phone West
5ll Slate and Gravel Roofing and
all classes OF Sheet Metal Work. Re-
pairing IN all its branches.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-14
ENGRAvERs AND PRINTERs.

ENGRAVING COMPANY
Complete printed publicity service
Designs, Illustrations, Ensravings,
ElectrQtypes, highest quality PRINT
ms IN one or more coiOTS, Wood
ward ave at Etskine-st Phone,
Grand 46g5
The Detroit times., 1914-07-14
HELP wtNTED-MALE.

BARBER WANTED yt5 W FORREST.
, opposite pQstofhce
BARBER wanted az once guaranteed
as. half over t1l. $500 East JEFF
ferson-ava Bring tools.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-14
DECORATORS.

NATIONAL FLAG DECORATING CO.
Phone Cherry 40l-M Flag and bunt-
ing decorations. Special decora lions
FOR conventions. parties. balls. BAN
uuetY etc
The Detroit times., 1914-07-14
INVESTMENT BANKERS.
NstRAAcE-FIRE
JEWELLERS.

ADoLPH BUNGE, 500 Mt. Elnott-aye
Phone Ridge 2433. JewcleT and on
ticlan Dealer in Watches, Diamonds
Cut Glass High-Grade Jewelry, I've
Glasses and SpectaCles. IL Will be
worth your while 10 come anu see
me.
NEW WATCHES for OLD ones We
Will allow you present cash value for
that thick, heavy, old timer Come
in and trade. Old Gold and Silver
bought and sold. Cadillac Jewelry
Co, ~ MIchigan-aye. Fhone Cherry
AZ.
COATS BROS, ZIG Broadway Market
Bldg car save you 100 on Watches
Diamonds and Jewelry. 80 years eX-
perience our rent is low. Try us
MOE ENRICH. the Busiest East Side
Jeweler, Ccrner Adams-ave. and
Hastings-sts. Main 2424 Ny new
PAY as You Can" plan makes IL easy
for you 10 own a nice Diamond or
hne watch. Come In and we will
explain.
ALBEKT sCHAUB. Grauot-ave. and
Brush st. Phone Main 2527 Two
gold filled Collar Buttons for 25c.
Big Ben Alarm Clocks warranted
= H.. THOMAS & SON, Practical CD
ticians Watshmakers and jewelers..
Eyes tested and glasses furnished on
short notice So Michigan-ave. Phone
Cherry 3576-J.
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SUPPL
CARPET CLEANING,
CIIIIIOPODIs'r.
IOAL AND COKE.

.sE. T. BROOKS s. FR1TSCH co. Yard
81. Aubin Phone Cadillac 1850
UNIFIED FUEL AMI SUPPLY CO,
second moor Free Press Bldg Phone
Wholesale ana Retail.
JULIUS KNACK COAL CO., Est 1888
wholesale and retail coal, coke and
wood Main Office Adelaide-st and
G. T. r. r. Elevators and yards.
AdeIaide-st and q. Il. IL. r. Phones
Cadillac 8 and g. Holbrook ave. and
q n Y r phnnR North a1n1
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ENGRAVERS.

THE WETzEL ENGRAVING CO.. s.
Congress Phone Cadillac 7b2.
Process cngrayers by all methods.
Cor mercial photographers.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BUSINESS INSTITUTE. THE, l63-l6g
Cass -ave.--LarBest. best equipped
business training school ia Michigan
Accredited By the highest educational
authorities In the state. Day and
evening sessions throughout the year.
Phone Main 1884
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CONFECTIONERs.

HOME CANDY WORKS. manufactur-
ers OF Fine Connections and Ice
Creama Always open evenings and
sundays "a Cadillac-sq Phone
Main 3952.
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EXPRESSING AND TRUCKING.

COLES EXPRESSING, MOVING AND
CARRIAGE CO Geo c. Cole, Mgr..
272 Beaubien-s ST Phone Main 2s4f.
Baggage transfer, expressing. furni-
tuTe and plano moving.