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The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1915-02-06
Published Weekly in Springfield and Peoria
Mr.. H. Salhe for Commissioner
Prominent Business Man for L years
Making Strong Race

Mr. H. Sallie, proprietor of Furniture and General
Store 726 East Washington Street. for II years busi
ness man in the city, candidate for City Commissioner
He well known to nearly everyone in the city, and dur
ing his residence here he has proven his good citizenship
his loyalty to good government and sustans clean repu
taton Mr. Sae has contributed largely to the general
improvement of the city and all charitable purposesthe
churches lodges and the poor in general.
In announcing his candidacy, he feels satisfied that
elected the office of Commissioner his ability and expe
rence will equip him to ll the position with credit and
honor.
No candidate aspiring for this paceis better acquaint
ed with the needs and conditions of the city He is not
making his campaign sympathy asking any special
favors he feels that the chances good and the time
full ripe for him make the Therefore he is
making effort to get out good vote and So
cits the unqualified aid from every voter In the city OF
Springfield He feels that if the people look at the prop
oston in the light they will it as it is and go to
the polls and rally patrioticaly.
His many friends both white and Colored are lining
up for him and clubs have been organized the entire
cty If nominated and elected Mr. Sae pledges to stand
for the highest ideals and the best moral and financial in
terests of Springfield and give his eure time to the du
ties of the office.
Opportunity knocks at your door but once, don't let
this opportunity pass be represented in the
tai AFFAIR." of the city.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1915-02-06

There need be doubt the part of voter to
attitude toward municipal ownership. As Mayor felt
PEELED gavel adjournment Council the
further leasing the City Light Utilities company
and result Of this gavel rule" by the
Council to the Plant for the City which policy has
since been followed
As Mayor repeatedly advocated combining the Water and
Light Plants believing that the saving thus effected would result
in cheaper current and cheaper water.
invite the closest comparison between the tax rates for
city under the Deveeux administration and those of
recent years
The coal mining industry Spring6eds greatest
ca advocate the fullest recognition of this fact by
the community the end that city the
Illinois headquarters of the United Mine Workers of
America.
The citizen should be his chief consideration
and advocate prompt ending of the evil with
its altogether delays and dangers by the construc
ton of a belt line around the city
Springfield it duty to itself to provide
and comfortable Isolation Hospital for those of its people suffer
ing from infectious diseases
The North End Smelter giving direct employment to 300
located here largely through efforts Mayor and
elected will be constant endeavor to indus
tries that which its remarkably cheap
fuel July warrants of the leading manufacturing ccners
ask the voters of the and of Springfield in
the solemn pledge that elected they will have occasion
TO regret their support.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1915-02-06

As obligation PEOPLE,
eral questions of public Importance
amo
citizens official
tel work. MORE EFFICIENT ECONOMICAL BASIS
of TAXATION
expenditures consideration should
he
shall a economy efficiency
in department.
new building house
provide ample holding
THIS BUILDING TO ERECTED
WITHOUT ADDITIONAL TAXATION
stand improvement sanitary by
alleys
under the direction of the official
protected
improvements in
district receive its
police matron at the city prison
The building up our present
ment o he greatest possible number of citizens
The cooperation securing the
educational building to be erected by the state
And cooperation of mayor and all
pertaining % welfare of the city
VIM H. CONKLING.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1915-02-06
Ira A. Hickman for Justice Of the Peace
HARRY n. DEVEREUX

Ira A. Hickman republican candidate for Justice of
the Peace has lived in the city most of his entire life and
is well known to all nearly all of the Coored residents
of the city and is fully able and capable of filing this po
son satisfactorily to all Please give his candidacy
careful attention.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1915-02-06
Prominent Lawyer Dies Here.

Albert Salzenstein, of the most noted lawyers
before the Sangamon County bar died here last week
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-27
ARCHIBALD HAS
SEEN MANY WARS:
TO LECTURE HERE

James +. J. Archibald. the famous
war correspondent, who recentIy ~
urned from several months with ~
German and Austrian armies IN tho
European campaign win give . Leo
ture on his experience at the frouH
Saturday and Sunday evenings. n
the armory. with moving picture q
Illustrations.
Mr.. Archibald has served a g
campaigns. He has been with q
armies In the feld and has seen u
armies In actual warfare. He par
ticipated in the Chinese-Japanese
and Nicaragua-Honduras wars.
served with the British forces IN
the Soudan In 1899. and witnsssed
the aftermath of omdurman. He
was with the Boer army In South
Africa until the occupation Of Pre-
toria. at which time he was made a
prisoner of war and afterwards pa
rolled by the late Lord Roberts, and
allowed to accompany the British
forces for several months before
being sent out OF South Africa Dur
Ing this time he saw several battles
from the British lines. including the
great battle and terrific slaughter c
Diamond Hill.
He served through the Spanish-
American war as volunteer aide-de-
camp and was the first man wound
ed, having been shot In the arm
while on scouting expedition near
Havana. For this service he was
honorably mentioned in the general
service orders OF the war depart
ment, 1900. He was conspicuouxly
in evidence In Venezuela during the
revolution headed by Matos against
Castro, also with Castro's forces
against the Germans, and was with
the Russian army In Manchuria dur
ing the Russo-Japanese campaign,
for q year and four months. He
saw the fall OF King Manuel IN
Portugal. with Its few days. lighting.
In Albania, he followed the Turkish
campaign for several months. and
also the fighting in Morocco and
Northern Africa.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-27
DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Detroit, Mich. March 20, 1915
PROPOSALS FOR
MOTOR BOAT

Sealed proposals Will be received
at the office OF the Department OF
Public Works. city Of Detroit. until
1000 n ~. Monday. March 49,. 1918.
Public Works. one Motor Boat
Boat 10 be from % TO 20 feet long.
3 20 s foot beam. IL TO 30 IL r.. q
cylinder motor. canvas or other suit
Die cover and 20 be equipped to pass
Government Regulations and must
not draw over % inches OF water
with passengers.
BIDS will also be received at the
same time ard place. for the rental
Of a boat OF same SPECIFICATIONS, on
a monthly basis. for six months. more
or less. as the Same may be required,
With, and also without an engineey
90 run same.
All bids 10 DO IN sealed envelopes
addressed 10 portor Murphy. Secrs-
tary Of Department OF Public Works.
and 20 be marked Bids on Motor
BOAT" \ certified check for $4,000
must accompany each proposal and
the successful bidder FllI be rcquir-
"a 20 Give surety Company Bond
FOR faithful performance OF Contract
also n Labor and Material Bond.
The Department 81 Public Works
reserves the right 70 reject any an1
All bids All Proposals 10 be made n
40. asis GEO. n rENKErx.
A-lIIb tvH
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-27
Birth List.
BOYS

BOYS
~ McGili. zoo Harmon. l.. Budziak.
as Wvsson. j F'IowalcEyk. ~ clip.
pert; j. LaciAk 332 Plummer: NJ. Nell
son. Homan's hospital: II. smith, ass
Campbell u. Li-beHthal, b02 Buchan-
20 Thaddeus. a. schiller. III Alexan-
drine: J. Michowski. 81 Boone. c..
CHAMPION. sss Farnsworth; j. Klein.
1918 Medbury; q. Piappert. 3t3 Sheri-
dan; "a. French. 10 Medina. } West
phal, 45P Artillery. q, Deiss. sst Mel
drum; n. Birchard woman's hospI-
tai, v Gilmore, ass Mcclellan; w.
Smith, Lehman hospital a. Hartland.
sss sheridan. = Bernadotte. ~ Schn-
1889 Bslvidere: A. Gleleghem. 5lt
Fairview. n. Hama. $50 Kirby: :.
Arfnstrpng. ~ Fordyce =. Mack. i0i
Erie. r. Colbert. ssS Fourteenth.
$500 GIRLS.
J. pawlus Iss Hammond. a Schcn-
as. 25s Williams. IT. Holt. o. HaZiet;
y. Ellison. Greenfield; +. Afnnito. 56T
Russell. T.. Melone, 2sl Brewster; w.
Hooge. So Columbia. Ii Golden. 2I0
wcriS: 4. wettsisin. i2sil south. \.
Tebedo. iT27 Fort; X overhoit. 70
fine n Young. SO Townsend; &.
Potter. 15g Colburn: &. Maranyette.
stt wreford, a Byiicka. 1898 Twen-
Is -fourth; !. Keirnkiewicz. 1s3 Mar
tin. r. Thomas Harper hospital. J,
Romatez. I'll Lafayette. &. DaCosta.
kts Lincoln. r. Koch. esq Hamilton;
G Crandail. sss Gladwln: J. Meara. J?
Auhin: y. Harrula. 700 Milwaukee,;
r. Javtnski, iOi Ksnfer; NJ. Groczyk,
lL5 jos. campau; H. Mcclure. rs
Belmont
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-27
PIPER HAS
NOVEL idea
Real Estate Man to Elk
hibit Chickens
and Pigs

Walter Piper and bis chickens will
be the talk OF the town In few
days. Another scandal? Wrong
again. for Mr.. Piper's chickens are OF
the old-fashioned. feathered variety
and they are beauties, too. He Is 60
ing TO put them on exhibition in
various parts OF the city. and admis-
son will be free. What for? oh,
that's another story.
It's just a little idea Mr.. Piper
picked up In California. when he
was out there recently making hotel
reservations for the Detroit, Cleve-
land and Toledo delegations TO the
annual convention OF the National
Association OF Real Estate Boards,
which meets In Los Angeles In June.
In furtherance Of the idea, Mr..
Piper, since his return, has leased
SIX vacant stores In various parts
OF the city and will convert each one
into q branch real estate office to
facilitate the marketing OF his little
farms" out Gratiotave.
The show windows OF the branch
es will be given over entirely to ex'
hibits of poultry and pigs, and in
some instances model chicken
farm will be shown In miniature. Mr.
Piper also has engaged the services
of graduate Of the Michigan Agri'
cultural college. who will go from
branch to branch giving agricultural
lectures. with particular reference to
truck farming and chicken raising.
Two OF the branches are on Ora
tiot.ave., one in Highland Park. near
the Ford plant. and there is one
each on woodward-ave.. north OF
Grand Circus park, and on Grand
River and Michlgan-aves.
Mr.. Piper. who is former presi
dent OF the Detroit Real Estate
board, will tell his fellow members
OF his recent trip at the boards reg
uiar monthly meeting and dinner In
the Hotel Cadillac next Thursday
evening. illustrating his talk with
colored slides showing views along
the Sante Fe railroad. on the Pacific
coast and In the Grand Canyon.
In June. Mr.. Piper Will ship his
big six" TO California and, imme-
diately after the convention, will
start on a three months road tour,
accompanied by Mrs. Piper, with
Chicago as the terminus. The itin-
ersry will include the Grand Canyon.
The Detroit. Cleveland and Toledo
delegations viii 60 to the convention
In body, and have chartered a spe
cial train for the trip. They viii
spend a whole day in Kansas City
as guests of the Kansas City Real
Estate board.
Mr.. Piper says that he saw no evil
dences OF business depression on his
recent trip, while the outlook for the
year seemed everywhere most op'
timistic.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-27
CALVERT LITHO.
INCORPORATES
IN ILLINOIS

SPRINGFIELD. Ill. March 2e.--
Especial. THE Calvert Lithograph-
ing Co., of Detroit publishers of
maps, Autographs. ETC.. in corporal
ed to do business in Illinois today.
The capital stock is 100000. Cap
ital stock in Illinois $1,000. The
president is George w. Heigho, No.
112 Eliot-st.. Detroit, and the sec
rotary. Fred M. Humboldt No. s1l
Averysave., Detroit.
The principal place Of business n
at Chicago at No. Ill West Wash
ington-st.. and the attorney-in-fact in
Illinois, is Charles II. Gleason. Jr.
at that number.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-27
ELKS CHARITY
BENEFIT NETS
CLOSE TO $4,000

The largest audience ever assem-
bled for the annual charity benefit
performance under the auspices OF
Detroit lodge, No. "a, b. p. O. E., was
in the Detroit opera house, Thursday
afternoon, when the best talent now
appearing In the Detroit theaters
was presented in an unusually enter
tanning program. The charity fund
will probably reach $4,000 as a re-
suit of the generous response OF the
public.
The program offered Annette Kel-
herman and the principals and cho'
rus of her company in "The Model
GIRL" now fulfilling an engagement
In the Detroit, in several singing and
dancing numbers Robert 3. Mantell
and Genevieve Hamper, from the
Garrick, in the balcony scene from
Romeo and Juliet" the Banda
Roma from the Miles; Manuel Out
roga, Spanish yiollnist, from the
Temple: Miller and Lyles, blackface
comedians, from the Temple; Hay
den, Burton and Hayden. from the
orpheum, and the following Detroit
talent: Fred 8. Paine, xylophone
player; Ruth Mcleod, in Irish and
Scotch dances. accompanied by Jack
Sinclair; Detroit double quartet:
Beatrice Black and Edwin y. Graves.
society dancers, and an orchestra OF
Detroit musicians, under the direc-
tion OF AL Green. OF the Temple,
A program containing the auto
graphs OF every person taking part
was auctioned of by John Sweeney
and fell under tho hammer 20 Ralph
Phelps for 800. Considerable small
change" was made through the sale
OF programs and flowers In the lobby
by bevy OF attractive young WON
en-.
The committee. in charge Of the
benert included; Robert A. Wilson.
chairman; Daniel w. shives. secre-
tary: Joseph p. Henry. treasurer:
Charles ]. Thirty. head OF ticket com
mittee; Frank i. Albertson, chair
man box seat committee
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-27
Marriage Licenses

Elmer steffen. 81. butcher. Red
ford; Irene Dewey. 10, same.
Charles Paulgsr, TO- farmer, Red
ford. Iva IL Rutiedse 10. Ivanvale.
Walter Bateman. SO. steamnttsr.
Katherine Horton, az.
Clayton white. 80. foreman; Maud
Peion. 49,
Nelson Rutton. Fl. barber, Detroit.
Maybelie y. Rupp, rs. Bad Axe.
scott, -.
Henry y. Clark. 20. hardware deal
er: Katherine Patterson, 20.
Charles Schonschack, ~, carpenter:
Elsie Dohlan. IS.
Arthur Beacksr, ~. auto worker;
Dolletta Hartford. "a
John Tommaseiio 20, painter: An
cello Mlritto. ls.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-27
NOTICE TO
TAXPAYERS
Assessment Rolls for 1918 VIII Ne
Completed on April LIST.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Mich. Mar. Is. 1915.

Pursuant TO Sec. Q of Chapter 10 of
the Charter OF the City OF Detroit, a.
amended. notice is hereby given that
the general assessment rolls for the
entire City OF Detroit. for the cur
rent year 1915, will be completed on
Apr /, next, and be ready for the
inspection OF the taxpayers at that
date The said Board will Mt any time
thereafter prior TO the 10th day OF
April (third Tuesday,. 1918. review
the assessment OF any person who
may complain either verbally or In
writing before said Board. and will
make all proper corrections thereto.
and on said last named date, said
rolls will be submitted to the Com
mon Council for consideration. and
any person considering himself ag-
.Rrieysd by the assessment of his
property. may appeal in writing to
srid Common Council.
DANIEL Il DILwORTH,
President
JOHN KoHLER,
@. J. ALBRIGHT.
A-12e1
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-27
INFIRMARY RUINS
YIELD VICTIMS

MUNCTE Ind. March 26.- Search.
ers In the ruins OF the burned Dcl1-
ware county lnirmary, discovered
three additional unacceptable hu-
man bodies early today This brings
the total number OF bodies rccov.
cred to six end leaves six stlll IN.
accounted for. ell of whom are be-
l.eved by officials 10 have persisted
in the flames carly Tuesday morn
Ing.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-27
LITTLE ADS FOR
THRIFTY BUYERS
Classified s,'t':''.... | c %,,s |;

Cash with order. II charged. 7c .
line.
No transient advertising inserted
for less than isc with cash: iso IL
charged, per insertion.
The above rates apply 10 all classi.
ncations except Births. Cards or
Thanks. Obituaries, Meeting Notices
and all Ads preceding Male Help.
Births. Deaths Cards of Thanks
and Meeting Notices Minimum
charge. sSc for rs words or less. over
IS words one and one-third cents for
egch extra word.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-27
DIED.
far 2S. lalk. Theresa.


cowHERD--M Is. 1918. Theresa.
beloved wife Of James r Cowherd.
Funeral from her late residence.
e2s5 Navy-ave., Monday. Mar. 20. at
SIS and 10 Holy Redeemer church
gUNN---Mar. %. 1915. Myrtle Evelyn.
aged IS years. beloved wife OF
Georgia Gum. Funeral from the
t .,ds OF Mss; y J. Black BLACK ' 90,
2:tb p. m
HILD-Mar 20. 1915. at his residence.
$50 Hale-st.. the Hild apartments.
Michael A. Hiid. husband 81 Ida
end father 81 Russell HID. son Of
Andrew HID. brother OF Mrs. \.
Wi,'e Christopher HID. Mrs J.
nseker. Conrad and Andrew HID.
IT. Services from Sacred Heart
church saturday morning Mt .,
Ho ir,rns Sm,.s, 3. a Noble ; ,.,,
aged al years and Z months. Fu
neral from Hamilton a Co.'S chap
81. Ell.aheih-st.. az .. m. satur.
HopKIE-.sNsr. Is. isls; a, .s.ldenc:.
beloved husband OF Minnie Brand
ftopkir and fnther 81 poh~-t n
Irene n and w. Howard Hopkin.
Funeral ssryices from house sat
nrday at ? y. m.
dencc ~ Lucian s. Moore. Jr.. 10.
Van Dvke-ave.. Mary Louise. aged
20. beloved daughter ~ Mr.. and
Mrs. william ". Morgan. Burial
at Scranton, Penn.
RoEHI1--Nar 80 ANTHONY. beloved
yson OF Mr. and Mrs stephen L.
Roahi md brother 90 Elmer. Eiear-
ora and Mildred Roehi Funeral
from residence. I7's Baldwin
> thongs church Burial at Mt. FL
lott cemetery.
vOrr RFR--Ch'istirr beloved father
OF Mrs Caroline Baiitz. AL Town
sonh.ave. Funeral from daughter
residence Saturday NJ y. IN.
Wrr.so~--N~r a5. 1918. ut tsi stew
en--avs Highland Park. Manual n,
beloved husband of Marv Jane nd
fafheA sof Mrs r.icyd =. stree. Mrs.
Uuv w Fforo ard David w. Dow
ala, Mariev rrd ctihert ., nstrcit.
'r-A brother ~ Nelson and Charles
Wilson of the 500. Funeral ser
vices from above residence satur-
Hay NJ 2. m.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-27
Death List.

Pauline Krause. Grace hospital. 80
years, lobar pneumonia. Thomas eau
ley. e2l Eighteenth. rs years. arterio
sclerosis; Minnie Reinke, ~ Cicotte.
81 years. broncho pneumonia: Annie
echlopu, 81 sMaTy's hospital. ~ years,
perftonItls. August w Kuhn. SIS
Beaubien. 81 years. asthma; Heiyna
Borton, Ia Pulaski. 3 months. CASTRO
snterttis. Anna stuchfeld, Harper
hospital. - years. appendicitis: VIA
dislaus Jabionski. 337 Grandy.
month, broncho pneumonia. Henry
Trebu, p30 Trombley. ? months,
broncho pneumonia, Alvin " Miller.
$40 Belvidere years. broncho pneu-
monis: Emilia Sobaczfnska. ls3 Le-
land. 2 years meningitis: Mary A.
Perkins. TsT CaRs. 10 years hyporta-
tic pneumonia; Roswell T.. Hall, Har-
per hospital SO years malignant
odema. Salvatore Ctaramtto. 3ss East
Lafayette. months, broncho pneu-
monia: wadyslaw Grzebek. SIS Har-
per hospHais I month. broncho pneu-
monia; Carmlns piacido. 729 Rivard.
e5 years. tuberculosis. Theresa Solari.
Harper hospital. =. years. neuritis
Honrietta Alderman. 81. ST. clair. rs
years. broncho pneumonia: Title Mar
tinnh. 81 Finley. months. convul-
sIona. olive X Tanner. 1874 Concord
2 months. eclampsia. Eugene G. Ack-
ley. i12T Jos Campau. 60 wears. CO.
phals muiacior. Godfried Mirtele, 23i
West Grand. blvd< 81 years. mitrRl
reorganization: Sarah J, Mumford.
1874 Mt Elliott. 81 years. catarrhal
pneumonia: Catherine Nollrath. 426
sherman. 81 years. nephritls.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-27
Not Many
Years Ago
Dental Work
Cost
} You
Double

and Il will not cost
any less than II does
now In many yeass to
y come. Everything has
advanced but dental work.
Dental work has ad-
vanced In many ways
aside from price.
Painless dental work 10
n speciality hets and
great advancement has
been made.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-27

Painless Extraction Guaranteed
BY use Of Gas or vitaiized Air. Also
by an application 10 gums.
out-of-Town Patients should write
for appointment and have work done
same day they come. Come in soonl
Today IL you wish-for FLEE exam
ination and estimate.
credit-we will accept part down.
balance in payments while work is
being done.
Office Hours-Daily from a. m. to
. p. m. Sundays and holidays. o a. m.
TO p. m. Lady attendants at all
times
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-27
FoR DECENTRALIZATION.
KINGS LATEST LIST

OF USED PIANO BARGAINS
Regent tBlasius), like new .$l0O
Newly a. Evans. highest grade. 200
schiller. lust like new ........... $40
Bradford. a bargain. ............ l3o
Clough a warren. 1876
Bush a. Lane .................... lyO
Schiller Bachmann. returned
rtntal .......... ..ss.s'' is2
Boardman a Gray. ........... 225
Newly a Evans fine rich tone. zzo
Ropelt a. Sons, entirely rennished ll5
Story a Clark. finest style....... ITO
Kaufman, sweet tone. ,.......,. lzO
Schiller Bachman. sweet singing
Milton. In iiine condition ........ is5
Newly AZ Evans. as good as new 29o
Schiller, fine sweet tone, ......,.. Ito
Crown. durable. big tone. ...:-... A5
Krakauer Bros. strictly high
grade ............ 49,. 80"
Newly & Evans. small size like
new $500. .,...s 49, -fV
Kurtz Bros, poor, used less than
six months, .................. LIP
Pease. very old. ..............,.- 20
PLAYER PIysNOS.
Milton. high grade. Ia fine con-
dttion .!.......si.. '.'''.''Ssss9
Majestic. Just like new. .......... ao2
Tiffany. sweet tone. .....-..s.. 90
Milton. very good, bargain. 80. DIV
LING PIANO HOUSE
b5th Year.
rs Library-aye.
(Over Macauleys Book Store.l
No Agents, one Price
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-27
ROYAL OAK ACREAGE

acres adjoining Red Run GbIf club.
with good buildings, good orchard.
timber.
acres. good soil. close to electric.
only $4,000.
electric. A snap at 1915 per acre:
$500 down.
BRIGGS, The Farm Man,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-27
30 ACRES

Good buildings and land. mile lake
shore frontage stock. OF tools and
crops $4,000; $4,000 cash.
Main 652f. e. =. BEADLE. 4 McGraw.
100 ACRES. near Rosevlile: has good
gravclly clay loan, good house. J.
room. new hip-roof barn. Price.
5000; will take $1,000 down or
exchange for city property. Mr.
Schelhnuer. 4 McGraw bldg.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-27

Guaranteed Silver 60c ,,p
and Cement Filings. WV oR
1sI ss'' ana 's alloy riS5iSai::$1.0O up
ings.
Bridgework. Teeth
Without Plates, OF Q2 QI
Gold or Porcelain. pO---pf
Guaranteed.
Solid Gold and 90 O.
Porcelain Crowns, DC---D4
r's ct 4. s;s' SIS, So, $40
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-27
HELP wANTED-MALE.

|. RAPIDLY GROWING real estst.
nrm desires a few responsible and
we'll educated young men TO join
their sales force and advance 70
positions as ruperintendents OF
: branch offices Call at 4o3 Hodges
bldg.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-27
SUBURBAN HOME

This Will apyeai 20 you; SO acres on
Detroit. very good land. large
brick house; good barn: excellent
shade and fruit. Price very cheap
or Will exchange for city property.
Chamber OF Commerce. Cadillac 5000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-27

PARcEL BOY With wheel Apply
t5-s1 Michigan.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-27

msnts please mention the Times.