The Detroit times., 1915-02-20

: and expects to meet with q great
success. A frst-class meat market will
be conducted In the rear Of the
: grocery where all kinds Of meats and
poultry can be had.
; Mitchell's Confectionery
1 f. p. Mitchell. proprietor OF the
! Mitchell candy store at 1176 West
: candies and Is well known to the resi-
: dents Of the West Warren neighbor-
hood.
: Kitchen Bakery.
. West Warren-ave. can feel Justly /.
proud Of the Kitchen Bakery. 1855 w. ,
Warren. OF which Bruce Morrison 10
: proprietor. IL 10 an up-to-date bakery
In every respect from the well-hlled
show cases OF fresh bread, cakes and
other goodies" in the front OF the
store to the big spacious oven In the
rear.
Everyone of our customers say our
buttermtlk bread is like mother used
" Sdlu MOTr1sOn.
Light bread and rolls, light cake and
pastry. care In the selection of ma
terials. skill in mixing and Nkneading,
art In the baking-cleanlines and
purity are some OF the reasons for the
popular regard for the Kitchen Bak-
cry.
A. s. capper. ~
A candy store where purity and (.
I perfection reigns supreme, Is that of
A. S. Capper, ITS West Warren-ave,
Mr.. Capper makes his candies fresh
each day and specializes In Hershey's
bitter sweet chocolate sodas. Lovers
of pure sweets can find here candies
which cannot be surpassed.
A. slater.
A. Slater, 1910 Warren-ave. west, is
an artistic decorator with a complete
line OF varnishes, paints oils, wall
, papers. window shades, kalsomines.
brushes, etc =
Mr. Slater has many original designs
In Wall papers and Is ever ready to
4 lend his wide experience In designing
color schemes for residences.
Doty q Stewart.
One or the newer stores on West
Varren-ave. is the Doty & Stewart
Hardware Co.. at 1889 w. Warren.
Messrs. Doty1 & Stewart have both had
many years experience I'm the retail
hardware business and the people OF
\ West Warren neighborhood will find
In this new store a complete stock OF
HARDWARE, enamelware, tinware.
paints. oils. ETC., to select from.
c. A. seweii.
c. A. Sewell has on the corner OF
Warren and Mckinley sanitary up
/ todate barber shop. He Is a strong
booster for West Warren and has un-
limited confidence I'm the increasing 4
Il growth of the district.
II He also carries a complete line Of
Il cigars and tobaccos and maintains a
\ laundry branch for the convenience OF
4 his customers.
Mrs. NJ. n. WalnsIey.
II One OF those dainty little notion
4 shops. where all kinds OF handmade
i fancy goods may be purchased, Is the
Il one conducted by Mrs. M. A. walms-
lev at 1909 Warren-ave. W.
Mrs. Walmsley has been In business
for four years and enjoys an increas-
ing patronage Of people who like to
BUY handmade goods at ready-made
prices
II
IL Warren Theater.
The Warren Theater, Fred r. Rum
Ter proprietor, 1880 Warren-ave. west.
Is comfortable moving picture house
presenting the latest In good. clean
pictures. 49,
The policy Of the theate- has always
been to show only such pictures as |
will not offend ladies' or children.
new addition has just been COM
pleted giving the house q seating ca
pacity of 400, which combined with
washed air plant makes the War
rem theater an ideal place to spend
a pleasant evening.
Thos. Weir.
Thos. Weir established an up-todate I
lmade-tomeasure tailor shop At 1141
West Warren seven years ago and has
a. large clientele among the better
dressers OF the west side.
Mr.. Weir IL practical tailor with
years of experience and has the repu-
Triton Of making clothes that please"
This is exemplihed by the numerous
customers who wear weir's high class
tailored clothes.
L. X. Barry.
j.. X. Barry, pharmacist, Warren and
In Sale, is man OF wide experience
In the drug business. As result of
his experience his store stands today
completely equipped with every up-to-
date sanitary device known to drug
gists, whereby his patrons can rest |
assured that all prescriptions filled |
there are compounded under real SAM !
tary conditions and with perfect pre-
cision. -
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b. pIotier.
b. Plotler, No. 1912 West Warren. i
ave.. conducts q high-class department l
tore. carrying general lire OF dry l
foods. ladies', and gentiemen's furnish. I
'ngs and boots and shoes. The store
g run on downtown lines, Offering i |
-ttractfve bargains IN seasonable l
garments, For Saturday. Feb. 20. he !
features a special sale Of regular ]
sl.25 values In ladies' house dresses
md kiminos for 70 cents. Mr.. Plot
Ter has taken IN active interest IN !
the DEVELOPMENT Of this section. and{
In recognition Of his services, the