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The Detroit times., 1915-12-18
FOR CONSTRUCTING
WTRIFiEO CROCK
LATERAL SEWERS

Sealed proposals will be received
at the office OF the Department. OF
rgbS w9rEs SsS petsStt gst aieh 81 oslns lnsi'
O. m. Eastern standard time. at which
time and place they will be opened.
for furnishing all the labor and ma
ers. which will be furnished by the
city. at city yards, and building and
finishing complete, together with the
back hlling. according TO the plans
fee. vitrifled crock lateral sewers In
the following described alleys:
Lateral Sewer No. 2773. in block
bounded by Freer. Ewers. ST. John
and Michigan
lateral sewer No. 2774. IN biccks
bounded oy Martin and second alley
east, Mercier avenue ana aiiey north
lateral sewer No. 2775. In block
bounded by Clark. scotten. Fort and
zach bidder must deposit in a sep
arate envelope with his BID ee,tihe1
tho Department OF Public Works OF
the city OF Detroit for the sum OF
two hundred dollars $500, for each
sewer bid upon. which will be forfeit
ed TO the Department In case the bid
deTSfails TO enter into contract with
in FIVE days after the acceptance or
his tender Contracts to be suotect
to the approval OF the Common Coun-
Gil. The bidder whose tender IL ac-
cepted will be required e. furnish
with his contract an approvcd oon3
TO the City OF Detroit In the full
amount OF the contract. condftloned
on the faithful performance of con-
tract
bonds or the proceeds thereof. II such
bonds are purchased by the sinking
Fund Commission according TO Law.
No bids will he accepted from any
person or nrm who IL In arrears or
default 20 the City of Detroit upon
debt. contract. or obligation to said
city.
the above work may be had on appli-
cation 10 the Secretary.
The Department % Public Works
reserves the right TO reject any -
tsoS GEO. IT. FENKErL
Bliss Comm1oG1000DS .
The Detroit times., 1915-12-18

Breekner. 1913 Fisher: Mike Gentle.
Sc Delmar; Albert Petzel. Jean. cor
ner Raymond; Gustave c. Fischer, $40
Chestnut; James w. Lobban. b0s Gar
land; Michael Rusinski, $50 Rivard;
John kucharski, s2s Riopelle; Rob
ert NJ. Ryan, 235 Englewood; Albert
Davenport. 75 Pollard, Frederick Man.
ming 23O Cadillac: Roy Eckert. 2Sf
Twenty-nlnth Chester stephenson,
$50 Oakland: John Mortified, 4Ss
junction; Thomas @. lesson, $40 Cen
trail; Harry Cooper. 376 Hendricki
Matthew Nysen, fsi Mt Elliot; James
a. q. Gregg ls9 Lyman: Joseph Ia
nelius, l6t1 Military; Lester Grim
shaw. 256 Josephine: William Beck
erman. 207 Medbury; Ignas Wagner.
- Genser.-Iehn }. tianron,-f+ee Sem
mole. Joe Cacciapalle. 154 Perish; Pc
trio Sculfus. 1853 Fort: Paul Hangya,
t79 Monroe. Walter Werych, iss
Kanter. Roy Eckert. 254 Twenty
ninth; Michael Knaslak, 100 Wesson:
lgnatz Zunsberg. ?272 w. Jefferson;
Czeslaw Knerzewski. $40 Ferry f.;
Bernard Fried, 55s Cameron; Leslie
T. Henderson, 22sl Jefferson: Anth-
Keeley. 2lS Parker
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prepare1 The naval program Is all
right as far as II goes. Those gov
ernment manufacture fellows won't
get anywhere, and the steel busi-
ness will go on as ii has started.
Bnt we should prepare for peace.
an anti-dumping law right away.
The tariff ought to he pat mp, and
we ought to legislate to keep out
altogether the products Of cheap
foreign labor. We ought to allow
the frecst combination OF industry
for selling abroad: we ought 10 en-
courage the establishment Of branch
banks abroad. we must grant ship
subsidies TO build up our merchant
marine "a government merchant
marine will hurt the shipping bus
iness) and finally, we must have the
biggest army and navy in the world
so as TO protect our commerce and
provide market in which TO dump
our surplus when peace comes
again.
"Now. don't quote me. I'm going
10 make speech on this pretty
soon and I'll give you some ad.
vance copy on what I'm going to
say. But just now you can say that
refuse to be interviewed"
(Business OF handing reporter a
flve-cent cigar)
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'.Mendce of Peace" Is Latest
Washington Bugaboo

mince-meat. thus modifying the fer
ocity OF labor competition. There
is more work (and therefore wages)
for the men who are left. On
grounds OF humanity, OF course
but as business men we must lock
at these things In a businesslike
way. And as public men 1t be-
hooves US 10 look to the future.
Preparedness--that Is the slogan
Of today-preparedness for peace.
We trust II will not come upon us
in the night. The more hopeful OF
us see the war dragging along for
two. three, perhaps even 10 years.
in that case our prosperity is Sc
cure: we may by that time become
financially ntreuched-dug-in. as
the modern soldier puts IL. We are
getting the biggest gold reserve on
earth: we have the biggest balance
OF trade ever; we are buying back
the mortgages from the foreigners
who put up capital to build our rail
roads; we are increasing the ca
paclty OF every producing plant we
have. Our labor slack has been
taken up. The principal cause for
worry is the demand OF labor unions
for higher wages and shorter hours
"A demand emphasized by 'he dis
tressing shortness OF the labor mar
ket. But these people are always
hampering business and will have
10 be dealt with firmly even IL it
becomes necessary to authorize the
use OF the regular army as an in
dustrial constabulary.' business
of dealing firmly with strikes and
other manifestations OF labor un-
rest)
But. as | was asking, Are we
prepared for peace? say en-
phatically no. And how do We
know what might bring II upon us?
Little things often set In motion
great forces and thus blindly be.
come the promoters OF vast conse-
quences for evil as we'll as good.
Take this fool Ford ship. or the
woman's peace party. or the confer
ence OF neutral nations proposed by
Jane Addams and her crowd. What
do women and automobile makers
know about war? Can't they leave
that to Lansing and wilson? (Rus-
mess of passing resolutions Of con-
fdence in our all-wise public off,
cials).
81 tell you this congress ought to
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Bp gibson GARDNER.

WASHINGTON, Dec. ls.-The
menace OF peace Is the latest men
ace discovered by our vigilant poll
ticians. II has taken the place OF
free trade, high tariff, the psyche
logical panic. low railroad rates. or
even the menace OF the Sherman
law.
What would happen TO the coun-
try IL the world were suddenly
plunged into peace? The thought
Il so awful that the statesman will
hardly voice It without closing the
committee room door. Then he
elaborates tnus:
millions OF men will be taken
from the trenches and put back
into the factories. Think what that
ing man (business OF shedding
tears) has a hard enough time.
What is he to do II suddenly ten mil
lion soldiers are turned into cheap
factory employees? Think how
cheap those soldiers would work.
Think how good factory would
seem In comparisons with cold,
dirty trench. And then think OF
all those cheap goods pouring into
the United States, flooding our mar
kets and driving the poor working
man from his bench, his lathe and
his anvil" business OF putting on
crepe for the poor working mani.
wiping his eyes, the statesman
goes on:
Thanks TO the war, prices are
going mp Stocks are booming.
More dynamite AMI gunpowder are
being made than ever were pro-
duced. - are bee ,ming the cred
itor nation OF the world. We are
today practically without foreign
competition. The war has so re-
duced foreign production that II Is
rs II We had "A tariff so high as to
be prohibitive on all kinds Of goods.
and at the same time our foreign
competitors dare not place tariff
wall around themselves because
they are In dire need of our pro.
duets. We are In an economic
heaven. Just between ourselves,
war is not hell It Is sometimes a
blesslng-especially TO those not
engaged In t. Il moierates the
ferocity Of commercial competition.
II takes men away from productive
employments and blows them into
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MOrtuary

42O Twelfth-st.. Matthew. beloved
husband OF Mary Carroll. dear fath-
er of Mrs. p. @. Markey. Mrs NJ.
Bard. Mrs A. ]. Wood. w j. Mat
neral from above residence Monday
at $3.50. st. Vincent's church at 3
o'clock
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FOR CONSTRUCTING VII
RIFIED CROCK LAT.
ERAL SEWERS

Roll No. 1898. Tor constructlum
yitrifled niie crock a Lateral @ sever No. 10 h hhs
ter. Boulevard. City Lane. 0ladston4
Roll No. soss For con.tructi4
yitrined crock lateral sewer No, 21lM
ins. Apple. ST. John and Mchisasy
Roll No No. soss. For constructing
yitrined crock lateral sewer no. 37$
4. RE r.. Epworth, '" go0S warren Gpenu and kiifcf1
Roll no. Sos4. For constructip1E
vitrified crock lateral sewer No. 131X
In street west side Of Lumley. Ha1f
Roll No. so4o-A. For construotip1
vitriaed crock lateral sewer H6
2730-A. in alley in block bounded u
NJ r. r.. Milford and $50 -
Roll No. so5s. For constructlli
vitrifed crock lateral sewer No. 19lI
In street south side Dearborn. 0erln(
and Woodmere. x 49,
vittihed crock lateral sewer No. ILL.,
In block bounded by Delmar. Cor60u11
street south OF Lynn Canif.
v,i1;asa RAJ No ssosI s9s. For con;sructiR Nr
in alleys in blocks bounded by Thor
ton. Beechwood. north Of LSnsdaA~
Roll No. sols. For constructinlI
=
In right-of-way bounded by Ffslkes
Lodge avenues. Dwight Boulevar1
and Jefferson avenue.
Roll No. 1929. For construction
vitrifed crock lateral sewer No 151G
in street east side of Twelfth street
between Bethune and Pallister. &%yN
Part Is due and payable within ,3Q
days from date OF this notice. Parts
2. 3 and 4 become due and payable n
one, two and three years. respectivq1Xs
from date of this notice, togethef
with interest at the rate OF pop
cent from the date when the wort
was accepted by the city.
Either OF said parts may be paid
within 80 days from the date Of thlG
notice. without further interest. Nv
IL either of said parts one. two
three or four shall not be paid whesl
they become due s per cent penalty
and interest at the rate Of I pet
cent from the date when the wofn
was accepted by the city will be ada.
ed and the premises assessed viii ~
advertised and sold as proved ~
law.
MAX G. KOCH, n
B-45f City Treasurer
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'1,,tit's' s,t;i':''.. | c;1' T,,s 4

Cash with order. II charged. &c
line.
for less than Ice with cash, lec III
charged, per insertion.
The above rates apply tn all classl-
fications except births. Cards OF
Thanks. Obituaries. Meeting Notices
and all -aGa preceding Male help.
and Meeting Notices Minimum
cnarge, soc for rs words or less over
25 words one-and- third cents ior
each extra word.
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Deaths

Mary Movie. 55 selden. SO years.
gas asphyxiation: baby Bennett. 2lI
West Grand blvd. born dead; Cdth- :
crime r. Brandt. 531 McDougal. -
years, acute parenchmatitis: Margaret
DesJardins. 80 Lewerenz, 2 years. To-
bar pneumonia; Salvatore Rugguillo.
All Lafayette T., 3s years, inquest
pending; Favltine Moffat, t05 Atwdtcr
E, year. broucho- pneumonia; Chas.
6. King, Harper hospital, 80 years,
lobar pneumonia; Milton ID, Blanch-
ard. 555 Alexsndrine w. months.
simple meningitis, Frank Riedl, 81
Lauderdale. 81 years, toxemia ex car
dac failure; baby Christner. t02 Pop
lar. still born; George O. Robinson.
t25 Cass, SO years. acute bronchitis;
Hester III. Harrah. ~ w. Philadelphia,
So years, In grippe; Amelia Tippner.
Harper hospital. ~ years, eclampsia; /;
Adolphina Schoenback, 63i Meldrum.
81 years. suicide: Sidney Goldstein,
sb2 Hastings. years. chronic bron-
ohitls, Mary Granger. st. Mary's hos
pital, 50 years. malignant growth.
thyroid gland; Sarah Bussey. 81 lla-
eel. 81 years. lobar pneumonia: Eliza.
beth HAYWARD. Harper hospital. SO
years. fracture -pelvis; Henry Febo.
262l West Grand blvd. % years. mi
trail insufficiency; baby Kowal. 1908
St Mary's hospital, 25 years, chronic
pericarditis: Balislaw Sczegelski, $50
Rivard, l month, bronchial pneumo-
MIA; Josephine Mcnamara, 469 Fifth,
Z years, measels; John Lovett, Har-
rison, SIS years. chronic nephritis;
Ferdinand schumacher. s Uthcs. 20
years. lobar pneumonia; Joseph Ba-
Jorek, st Mary's- hospital, so years,
alcoholism; Vivian ~ Hunt, 233 Rich
mond, 16 years. acute indigeA,,vu,
John Kupsky. 17s Hale, Sc years. To-
bar pneumonia; Caroline Miller, 500
Concord, 72 years. senility; Joseph
X Kaiiszewski. $50 Grandy. SO years.
gastric carcinoma. Frederick Quer-
back, 931 Pennsylvania. I DAYS, con-
Renito atataclasis. Annette NJ. Mer-
anaemia.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-18

An Ordinance to amend an ordinance
an ordinance entitled AN srdi-
nance to amend section IA of
Chapter is1 of the Complied Ordi-
nances of the City Of Detroit for
II is HEREBY oRDAINED BY
THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF
DETROIT:
Section l. That an ordinance enti-
tied AN ordinance to amend ap crdi-
Section IA OF Chapter Isl OF the
Compiled Ordinances OF the city n
Detroit for the year 1912. as amend
ed" he and the same is hereby
amended to read as follows;
Sec. IA. No saloon whore spirit
uous, intoxicating or malt liquors
are sold as beverage shall hereat-
ter be established and mnintained
within the territory within the city
of Detroit described as follows:
All that portion OF the city hound
cd on the north hy the north
the center line Of Beaubien street.
on the south by the southerly city
limits and on the west by the center
line of Woodward avenue. Provided.
however, the provisions Of this nrdi-
nance shall not apply 10 the follow.
ing described piece and parcel OF
land The east @ 20 feet OF lot ?. an,
Judges plan situated on the north
side Of Jefferson avenue. between
Bates and Randolph streets. and
known as No. 2l7 Jefferson avenue
east and further provided. the pro-
visions OF thls, ordinance shall not
apply to the following described piece
and parcel OF land: So much OF lot
~, block 6. Governor and Judges plan
excepting. and further providing the
provisions OF this ordinance shall not
apply 20 the following, piece or par.
the re-sub. OF lots 5. s. I. 10. II and
IL. block 2. Brush farm, between Gra-
hot avenue and Macofnb street west
OF Brush street. said premises being
known as 2i27 Macomb street. EN-
cepting, however, the following de-
scribcd parcel OF land: Lot 4. Cover
nor and Judges plan, sub. Of lots I
and 2. said premises being known as
$50 East Jefferson avenue.
Sec. . This ordinance shall take
immediate effect.
Approved Dec. -, 1918
SHERMAN LITTLEFIELD.
Acting Mayor.
Attest. RICHARD LINDsAY.
B-tss City Clerk.
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Dirths
ROYS

BOYS
Ignatz Osiwata, $50 Eimwood, Err
vim Workman, 35S Fort w. Herman
Brooks, 2s6 Hastings; Louis a. Sie-
lon, SO Zender-pl.: Tony Galante. 1863
Lafayette: Jefferson ~. MooreheRd.
12g Porter; John Headlcy, 1853 Gem
trail, Michael PlotrowSki. 1876 st Au-
bin; William Booth, 1856 Charlevoix:
william A. Gibson. $40 Russell; Fred
srick II: Tomlin. 1907 Lillibridge;
Walter Jakoblef, 1879 81. Aubin; Al
J. Conyne. $50 Hllger: William G.
Smell, 6le Garland. Norman u. Me
Isaac, 1Oi9 Piduette, walenty ,Nowak.
ss3 Warren; Patrick j. Carloa, 625
Beniteau. Norman r. Frahm. 5I9
Crawford: Constantine CichonovIeh,
bsg Canton, Maxwell SNzzman. 124s
Fisher: Werner q. Ring. 22i3 Russell
William II. Brazell. iss Gambler.
GIRLS
sefhon vido. 81 Elmwood; william
The Detroit times., 1915-12-18

URYZANTINE LOGOTHETE," Col Roosevelt used it
- in reference to President Wilson, is of pro-
found contempt explained Prof Basil Gldersleeve retired
professor of Greek at Johns Hopkins university and the
foremost classical student in America ut is derived" he
says "from Greek word ogothetes meaning scrivener
who draws up papers, is the of subordinate who
does the work Of secretary and holds purely minor
son. "I think Roosevelt raked up this scathing term
from some history he had probably read recently. It
by a commonly known word
The Detroit times., 1915-12-18

The Young Mems Christian asso-
citation announces the value OF its
property in this country at $780,
100000 Part of last years income
on this capital was an increase OF
10000 men I'm the Bible class en-
rollment The association owns 759
buildings.
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AN ORDINANCE to amend sectieu 90
OF Article z, Chapter 81 OF the Corne|
piled Ordinances OF the City of Uo~s
trOit, Compilation Of 1912, entft1e4
md powers Of the DepaStment 81
Buildings and EstabIishing q Du11ae
Ing Code for the City Ur DetrSot.1
TT IS HEREBY ORDAINED Brs
THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF
Section 1. That Section 81 OF Ar
ie 5rSnaSee 5sSfn oe aenns ts. ens
and Powers OF the Department Of
Buildings and Establishing q Builds
ing Code for the City OF Detroit be-
and the same Is hereby amended 90.
sec. 27. CLASS 4 BUILDINGS.
This Glass shall cover all buildin99'
having no movable scenery and used
as Assembly Halls for concourse OF
people. whether for purpose OF wor-s
ship, instruction or entertainment,
and shall include Armories, Libraries.
Museums, Railroad pepots. CHURCHES,
Lodge Buildings. or Assembly Hans,
and shall also include all Motion Pic
ture Theaters not employing Movable
when any such building or part OF
building shall be used for the ex-i
hibition Of Motion Pictures, IL shall
not exceed 500 seating capacity-shall
be OF type 2 construction-and SHAH
comply in all respects with the fire
protection required for minor thea
ters as set forth in Sections 4. 8. 3.
10 OF Article xxx of said Building
Code.
Sec .. This ordinance shall take
Immediate effect.
Approved Dec IA 1915.
SHERMAN LITTLEFIELD.
Attest: Acting Mayor.
RICHARD LINDSAY.
R-4S7 City Clerk.
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HELP wANTEiy-nkLR.
Attention
Mechanics

All around machinists; ma
chine repairmen; lathe, plan
er, boring mill and milling ma
chine hands, on tool and pro-
duction work; automatic and
hand screw machine opera
tors and settlers; internal and
external grinders; tool and
diemakers; tool designers I;
wood and metal patternmak-
ers; motor repaormen and
testers; bearing scrapers; /;
first class body painters and
rubbers; bricklayers.
If you can qualify in any
one of these trades, or are a
skilled workman in some other
line, call and register, and pos
sibly we can be of service to
you.
No discrimination against
any man because of his men,
bership or non-membership in
any society or organization.
NO FEE CHARGED
EMPLOYERS ASSOCIATION
OF DETROIT
sc Bagley Avenue
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sTtTE OF MICHIGAN - u
Circuit Court for the CoqoSv
Wayne. In Chancery. Bertha echQQ
er, complainant Va, Jacob SchnG)}
defendant. No. 5264s. In this el1
appearing from afn1avit on
that the defendant. Jacob Schoo111
In not a resident of the state of Mo
igan. and II further appearing IL
such affidavit that the resioGQGo
said defendant In unknown and NJ
after diligent search and inquiry 90
plainant is unable to ASCERTAIN -
defendants residence. on mot1oo
Louis OFT. solicitor for said o0C|
piainant. IL IL ordered that aalA e.
PENDANT enter his appearance n -
eaass-ea-- -or--hafors- -nxa mnn1X
from the date OF this order. and ~
within twenty t2o) days thereof. q
complainant cause this order to \
published in the Detroit Times, 60
publication to be continued once
week. for six weeks in succeae(4|
Dated December .. 1915. Geo. d He
mer. Circuit Judge. a true COPY
Emil w. Colombo. Deputy RegSeto
The Detroit times., 1915-12-18

exhibition
gifts Of engraved scrolls la mbr0dens and Jewel case received few days
Gibbons feelings
the gians OF
The Detroit times., 1915-12-18

81 ACRES. } miles from Pontiac. no
buildings: about 5 acres of lake on
IL and Huron river crosses II. suit
able for a club house.
Also 1G0 acres at $50 per acre: base
ment barn i2x60; 7-room house.
Also i23-acre farm. IL room house. 26
ceres OF timber; large barn: not
modern. W F.. Carpenter, 4s State
ave-. Pontiac. Mich.
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FOR sALE--FARMs.

productive. first-class farm
NEAR WiXom, 20 acres under culti-
walton. nearly all level land, good
Groom house. 30Ni0 barn; also COW
barn and silo, windmill water In
house and barns. OTIS OF fruit; best
OF fences. and few rods from the
school house. This farm il one OF
the best In the vicinit yand can he
bought for $40 per acre and IL sold
at once a good team OF horses,
wagon and harness will be given
with the farm. See Mr.. Cottrell.
EYSTER, THE FARM MAN
507 Majestic Bldg.
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TOR sALE-FAHMs.
FOR sALE-FARM.

II
O same
6x5s full basement anil the other 3xsO unchion
of
Only mil O.
SOS about $500 viii handle
Eyster, The Farm Man
507 Majestic Bldg
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dept. OF PUBLIC WORKS
Detroit. Dec. IS. 1918.
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An old homestead farm OF 56 acres.
all under cultivation. 35 miles out
Grand River-rd.. good fences good
9-room house with two good barns.
tool sheds, chicken houses, ice
house. Ga miles from railroad
town: price $4,000, 81 500 cash and
balance mortgage at SO. With this
price will include all the necessary
tools for farming. II you are look
ing for a bargain keep your eye
on this and see Mr.. Cottrell.
EYSTER, THE FARM MAN
bO7 Majestic Bldg
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40 ACRES. about 30 miles from De-
troit. near school. all improved
gool buildings. $4,000: take Detroit
property.
60 ACRES. with stock and tools, good
buildings. $4,000. exchange.
so ACRES, near Ypsilanti; $500: eX-
change.
Kingon Real Estate Co.
405 whitney Bldg Main 3173.
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TO RENT-ROU tfs.
HOTEL FRANKLIN

Cor. Larned and Bates--only block
from Woodward and Jefferson aves.
Extra fine steam heated rooms at
special Winter Rates. soc 75c. 81.
S1.50 per day. SIS TO 81 per week
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Try Bemb rIorai service.
"Flowers for Everybody"
The L. Bemb Floral Company.
Albert Pochelon.
Main 5000. 1853 Bates-st.
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CITY OF DETROIT-OFF1C|
OF CITY TREASURER &

Notice Is hereby given to all poeS
sons Interested that there have beNu
filed In this office the fo1loW3o(
named assessment rolls: "
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ron sALE--REsOHTs.

Prtnting-the p:atn BcnN kind--that
n rtRbt-Times Job Dept.-Main 4520.
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ron Observation-Disclosures.
Ling's Latest List
OF PIANO BARGAINS


Those with names omitted as a cour-
tesy are leading makes sold by
our friends In the business.
Easy terms OF rental or sale.
schiller -Bachmann. very sweet tone.
Newly & Evans. in nns condition.
Erhardt. full size. s1s5.
-, famous make. black case. old. sS5.
fesas mahogany case. good tone.
u. +. Baker. old. fair tone, $50.
crown. concert. used. S2A0.
Hcinze. full size. sl10.
Schiller -Bachmann. returned rental
Newly & Evans. good as new, $500.
Grovesteen q Fuller. very old. poor.
$40.
Marshall. returned rental. $50.
:. Mahogany. new finish. Sl25
krakauer Bros, finest style. like
new. $340.
Ns,stSSy & Evans tone sweet as new.
-. popular, full size, $40.
"Nevans," good as when new, S75.
Weser Bros. returned rental, s22t
Schiller. cannot be told from new,
Kurtz Bros. used less than mos ..
xIl6.
Weller tNelson) new. poor. $40.
II Is better to purchase a good used
piano than "A new low-priced one.
LING PIANO HOUSE
tThe oldesr>. rs Library-ave.
Corner Grand River-ave, East
(Over Macauley's Book store
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FOR sALE-FURNITURE.
642 SECOND AVE
10 RENT-BOUsEA.
Hannah Rental Agency

A free list of houses and flats. Call
In person at the oldest and largest
real estate exchange in Michigan.
McGFAW BLDG
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STOCK FARM

from so to 400 acres. have custom
ers with good income property who
want A No. i stock farm with or
without stock. A. A. Afford. 616
Hamilton-ave.
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5 ACRES GOOD BUILDINGS, s2.600
miles from Dearborn
House, rooms: barn and other build
ings all new 8 years ago Only II
miles from city hall Everything
In good order. Three-quarter mile
from railway station.
Rich Land; Fruit and Berries.
WALTER C.. PIPER
L. Johns. Manager Farm Denartment
HOLDEN BUILDING, GRISWOLD
AND GRAND RIVER.
This is bargain. Don't overlook II.
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BOOKkEEPE stenoxrapners and
general office help wishing posi-
ion, kindly call or write the DAISY
3 Miller Agency. o26 Chamber of
Commerce
The Detroit times., 1915-12-18
Ordinance No. 297-A.

An Ordinance to amend nm ordinance
entitled "An ordinance TO amend
an ordinance entitled An srJi-
nance to amend section IA of
Chapter 1s1 of the Compiled Ordi-
nances of the City Of Detroit for
the YEAR INI2. na nme ended.'y,