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be. The menus she furnished. GOV.
ering seven days and costing S6.6y.
included no Iuxuries, but seemed to
give an ample variety of plain food.
This woman has not moved TO
cheaper quarters, though her land
lord did reduce her rent from $50
a month. She says that she means
TO maintain the standard OF living
which her family (of the educated
class; the father In peace times
being a manufacturers agent) is
used to.
Nothing essential to the health OF
this family is lacking under the re-
stricted regime OF expenditure. ALI
that comes In is spent, Just as IL
had been spent when the fathers
si45 a month was available.
or the six children. the eldest
works and the rest are In school. A
daughter OF IL. besides going to
school, cooks and runs the house.
which Is kept clean and orderly.
For the average family OF moder-
ate income this is a striking lesson
In the possibilities OF saving. In
essentials Il shows that IS cents
will do about what the average dol
lar does which In spent without
plan,
The Detroit times., 1915-12-03
SPECIAL TRAIN
TO COAST TEMPTS
WESTERN GOLFERS

CHICAGO. Dec. 3.-Three clubs.
the Del Monte Golf and Country
Club Of Del Monte, Cal; the Midio-
THAN Country Club of Chicago and
the Omaha Country club, have made
bids for the next amateur champion.
ship OF the Western Golf association.
The bids also include the Olympic
cup competition.
The Hinsdale Golf club is the only
applicant for the western junior
championship. Especial interest at
iached 10 the bid OF the California
association, as II offers to furnish a
train to take care OF from 100 to $50
people.
Heretofore the distance has pre-
vented any OF the Pacific coast clubs
from being considered seriously, but
with that objection removed there
seems to be strong probability that
the delegates tn the annual meeting
here on Jan. IA will be inclined to
give the coast offer serious consider
alton.
Several OF the members of, the
board OF directors of the Western
Golf association have expressed the
opinion there Is no violation OF the
amateur rule. as the offer of the
special train is made by a recognized
golf association and not by any indi-
vidual
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$Your Money
What Can BE, Done When Saving Is Necessary.
~ JOHN N. oskisoN

How . mother and six children
live In Berlin on s64.s0 month
(because this Is all they have to
live on),. is told In a late report OF
the American Association OF Trade
and Commerce in the German capt
tai.
Tho father of the family. whose
income used TO amount to sl45 a
month, Is at the front. The mother
has secured employment ~ a book
keeper at $50 month; the eldest
daughter. IL, In working In a candy
factory for $3.50 a month, and the
family receives war relief amount
Ing TO 1920 a month.
Out OF this income OF y64.s0. the
mother tthe new financial manager)
pays s21.60 q month for the rent OF
four rooms and a kitchen; she al
lows an average of S72s q week
tS29.I2 q month"; for food; for light
and heat she spends $3.50: tor
clothing. So; for laundry. STAG;
and for insurance. $40. There is
q theoretical surplus OF 62 cents;
~ . matter of fact. the So cents is
always spent.
Thu woman is not In debt, and
she stys that she doesn't mean to
The Detroit times., 1915-12-03
NlOrtuary

FEENEY-Dec. I, 1915. Michael J.
beloved son OF Richard p. and Jo-
hanna Feeney. Funeral Saturday.
Dec. I, from residence of his sis
ter, Mrs. DR.. George J. Goodheart.
200 Medbury-ave.. at s:30 and Holy
Rosary church at Q o'clock. Burial
at Oiivet
kLEIN---Entered into rest Thursday.
Dec. 2. 1918, at Cooksville, Ont.
Charles +. Klein. beloved husband
of Ada Mulholland. dear son Of
Charles and Jane A. Klein. Services
from residence, "a East Elizabeth
st.. Saturday, Dec, 4, at 2:15 p. m.
GIDDEY-Dec. l, at s5 Ash-st. sud
denly. Frank J. Giddey. beloved
husband of MolIic Giddey and faith
er Of Richard. Allen, Edward. Hell
en- and George and brother of Geo.
". Giddey Mrs. J. Lloyd. Mrs. r.
Mcmillan. Mrs. II. McKimmie. Mrs.
r. Walsh and Mary Giddey. Fu.
neral service from residence Sat
urday at p. IN. Interment mt
woodmere cemetery.
Brsinard.st.. William. beloved hns' s'
band OF Martha J. Grigg. father OF
Bessie A. Grigg and Mrs III. Searle.
OF Sandwich. Ont. Funeral Satur-
day. Dec. 4, y. m.
wORTMANN-Dec. 2. 1915. Herman.
aged 38 years. beloved son OF Eliza
beth. brother OF Bernard, uncle OF
Margaret, Rose and Elizabeth Wort
mann. Funeral from residence, 1856
st. Aubin-ave.. Saturday, Dec. T. at
$3.50. and at st. Joseph's church at
a m.
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sy THORNTON w. BURGESS.

(CSpyRtOht. 1913. by }. q. Lloyd.
Little Mrs. Peter Rabbit sat In the
dear Old Brier Patch anxicusly look
Ing over to the Green Forest. 1t was
high time for Peter to be Home. AL
ready jolly bright Mr.. Sun had be-
gun his daily climb up In the blue,
blue sky, and all tEe little people
who are abroad by day were about
their business. Roughleg the Hawk
was sitting In the top Of the big
hickory tree where he could see all
over the Green Meadows.
''Oh, dear" sighed little Mrs.
Peter. Peter should have been here
. whole hour ago. Why will he be
20 careless and take such risks? II
he knew how ! worry don't believe
he would"
Just then she heard q sound that
made her hop out TO the very edge
of the dear Old Brier Patch and
look moro anxiously than ever to-
ward the Green Forest. II was the
great voice OF Bowser the Hound.
The mere sound OF It always made
her shiver. She never could under
stand how Peter could think II fun
To be chased by Bowser. He was SO
big and had such a great mouth and
his voice sounded so dreadful that
she never felt wholly safe even in
the Old Brief Patch.
Now Bowser's voice sounded as II
he were very much excited. She
knew by the steady roar of ID that
he was chasing somebody. and that
whoever II was could not be very
far ahead Of him. II do hope It isn't
Peter" she kept saying over and
over and over to herself "Oh, | do
hope II isn't Peter"
Whoever II was was running
straight toward that edge OF the
Green Forest nearest to the Old
Brier Patch. She knew this by the
sound OF Bowsers voice. II was
louder every minute and of course
that meant that he was coming
nearer and nearer. Now II was at
the very edge Of the Green Forest
2uu-IlttIt mTS. ttltE y utdTl diinOSt
stopped beating, There was Peter
running "a II almost tired TO death
and only q few feet behind him was
Bowser the Hound! Peter was head
ed straight for the Old Brier Patch.
and that meant that he had long,
open stretch tn cross with no chance
to hide or play tricks. lie had Just
got to run faster than Bowser could
or he never, never would get there.
And Peter wasn't running as he
usually did Oh. my. no. He was
running AS II something were the
matter with him. II seemed as II
every jump would be the last one.
run. Peter! Oh. rum cried lit
tie Mrs. Peter, just as IL Peter could
hear her.
But Peter couldn't hear her, and
he didn't run aly faster. What could
be tho matter with him? Bowser
seemed 20 be- at his very Leels! Lit.
tie Mrs. Peter shut her eyes. She
couldn't bear to see the dreadful
thing she felt sure was going to
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n0TICE--ALlEy Pawn
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS oFVle
Detroit. Dccsmber 1. fDx
Paving Notice No. l9xz N

To N. Finn, John II. otG&
Adolph Caille, Martha Baker,
L nnabury. James A; Ktssanes
Sarah s. ' ). winter. s--S1i Wiiiisn % r
Catherine Daley. o.Bri.n ASi3a<
James C: Wigton. Isidore EdyA4
Pauline Marks. Alex Groeebee&
Mor..%as. w aSsss. qsorfs E y; S.rr;:nSl EsnshAf
Everitt. James d. Nav e. II. Ut
ID. Robertson. and to all othsr r.
sons owning. occupying. or oehaeN
interested In any of. the lots
sessment district established -
Common Council to defray thS A
penses OF grading and paving r.
alley within tho boundaries, -
The assessment roll has bssn S&1 &
paving the alley No. 5tl. Aela9 n
alley In block between East 0S61
Boulevard and Horton avenua, GG(<
the east line OF John Y street 70 G.
west curb line of Brush street -
ee nUM and Gpsn s 70 s ,s: e. .s
Ave days from the f,rst publicae(
OF this notice Tor the inspeetlon
all concerned. All lots or parcels
land abutting on. or adjolning q
alley SO described. have besa y
sessed for such Improvement. ff'
The Board OF Assessors will No
on Tuesday the 7th day OF DeoQ
Der. 1915, at 3 o'clock a. m. at the
Office in the City. Hall. and Win q
main in session for a period o& II
hours to hear any person or perNo1
desiring to object to any assessmSl
so made. Tsx
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY GUSTAvE J. ALBRIGHT, 81
B-4T President,
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NOTICE. PAVING
ASSESSMENT
RoARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit, Dec. /. 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1924.

To Carl Lii, Peter GeIber. Catherine
Richards. * Edwards. Charles Vor-
pageI, y. Dctomasi, Michael Geyer, IL
Bohn. Charles SchukneCht. John
Klaas y. Arndt. Oscar Arndt, a. krR-
mer. NJ. Arndt. Alma Arhdt, John
Wild, Max Blum. Gray Estate Co. r
Bengelsdorf Albert Sauer. Elizabeth
Fe.dman aud 10 all other persons
owning. occupying or otherwise IN
terested i'm any Of the lots and par
cells OF real estate I'm the local as
sessment district established by the
Common Council TO defTay the ex-
penses OF grading and paving the nj.
ley within the boundaries herein set
forth
The assessment roll has been com
pleted for defraying the expense or
paving the alley No. $50, being the
alley IN block between Gratiot. Jo-
seph Campau avenues. Arndt ana
Berlin streets, and is now open TO Tn
spectlon at this office. and will re-
main In this office for five days from
the first publication OF this notice
for the inspection OF all Nonccrned.
All lots or parcels OF land abutting
ON or adjoining the alley 40 described
have been assessed for such Improve
The Board OF Assessors viii meet
on Tuesday, the 7th day OF Deccn-
ber, 1915. at o'clock a. m, at their
Office i'm tho City Hall, and will re-
main I'm session for n period OF SIX
hours To hear any person or persons
desiring TO object To any assessment
- BOARD OF AssEssoRA q
By 0usTAvE ,. Al ~ 4.
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Bv J. w. T. MASON


wv ~ s"sseu hSessBs
NEW YORK. Dec. 3.--An opposi-
ton party to criticise the British
governments method of conducting
the war. Is now being created In
parliament, with the tacit consent
VI the government itself
The British parliamentary system
is never able TO work satisfactorily
while there Is no strong party Ia
opposition. Before the present coali-
ton government was formed, the
conservative opposition failed to
play a critical part In parliament be-
cause II feared the effect OF being
charged with lack OF patriotism.
Since the organization of the coali.
ton cabinet, there has been no for
NAL opposition OF any kind in the
British national legislature. Many
Of the mistakes, the British have
committed during the war are at
tributed to the breakdown OF crit
icism In parliament.
Sir Edward Carson. who recently
resigned from the cabinet because
Of the Balkan blunders. is now or
ganizing q National Party. whose
work shall be that of the formal op-
position In normal times. Associat
ed with the brilliant irish Conserva
The Detroit times., 1915-12-03

An ORDNANCE 10 amend IN ordi-
nance entitled AN ordinance ID
amend Section . Of IN ordnance
entitled .An ordinance prcscribins
Detroit where saloons n which
spirituous, iatexicsfiaG or mnl,
nQW0rs are sold as beverage
shali set hereafter be e~tsbiisnes
and maintained. and spirituous
i.toxicatinx. or malt liquors sol.
nances Inconsistent herewith.' mp.
proved Jan. =. 1905"
lT is HEREBY ORDAINED BY
The PEOPLE or THE CITY OF
Section J. Tha; an ordinance
entitled AN ordinance to amend
section OF an ordinance en-
titled An ordinance prescribing
certain limits within the City
OF Detroit where saloons In
which spirituous. intoxicating or
malt LIQUORS are sold as bey-
erage shall not hereafter he es-
tablished ana maintained, and
spirituous. Intoxicating or malt
liquors sold therein. and to re-
peel al ordinances inconsistent
be and the same is hereby
amended to read as follows:
Sec. 8. No SALON who're spir-
ituons, Intoxicating or malt
ll'IuCrS are sold as beverage
shalt be hereafter established
and maint linnl within the ter
ritory within the city OF Detroit
described a. foil Dws: All that
portion of the city OF Detroit
bounded on the north by the
northerly city limits; on the cast
b. the center line of Chene
street; on the south by the cen
ter line OF Harper avenue. and
on the west by the. center line
OF Dubois strea.: also all that
part OF the territory within the
city OF Detroit bounded on the
north by a line 100 feet 1orther-
ly from and parallel to tho north
line of Jefferson avenue. on the
east by the center line of Chene
street. on the west by the cen
ter line of Deruindre street. and
on the south by the national
boundary line In the Detroit
River. excepting. however. the
following described parcel OF
land: Lots and I OF Kohler's
subdivision OF part ~ lot 2, sub:
AMI 80, 10000 acre tract, accord
ing to the recorded plat in liher
OF Deeds office. Wayne Coun-
ty Mich, said premises being
on the southwest corner OF New
ton pnd Jos. CampaH avenues.
SEC. 2. This ordinance shall
take immediate effect.
Approved Nov. 90, 1915.
OSCAR p. MARX,
Attest: Mayor.
B-i5s City Clerk
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Gamble and Fischer'r SUB. OF o. L.
26, Leib Farm. excepting the south
erly 3s1.s3 feet; also excepting lot 25
and 2. fractional sections Is and 20.
known as 1lb Dane street, also ex-
cepting lot 81, Goodrich and Burton's
sub. division Of the southwest part
OF fractional section rs. T. T..
Range ~ T..
Sec 2. This ordinance shall take
immediate effect
Approved Nov. 80 1915.
OSCAR NJ. MARX.
Mayor
Attest; RICHARD LINsAY.
B-i5f City Clerk
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Deaths.

Carolina Gruenberg. 679 Buchanan
St. 70 years. acute nephritis; Augusta
Behrendt. 775 Vinewood-av 81
years. carcinoma % right breast
70 years. chronic nephritis. Margaret
Hickerson. il6 smith-ave.. about 5
months. lobar pneumonia: Harry @.
Riopeile. 272 Porter-st:. fiye years,
pulmonary apoplexy; Jacob White,
sis OF liver: John Zioikowski. 46 Gil
bert-st.. one month. broncho pneu-
monia; Alexander cloutier.. i1ss
Forrest. W. IS years, cerebral hemor:
kidney; A. Elizabeth Brooks. 100 f.
Columbia-st., 70 years. acute nephri-
tis; Sarah Wakefield. Grace hospital.
,s oye" years inquest pending; Annis &c
years. cardiac insufficiency; Charles
Mann. III Medbury-ave. so years.
paralysis left side, Frank 7. Bur
ton. Providence hospital. 81 years,
OF heart: Walter Anthony Gamble,
1873 Hendrie-st.. seven years. quin-
zey:. vincenzo Coppola, Harper hos
Catherine Hogan. Providence hos.
pital. about So years, carcinoma OF
esophagus; Matilda Connault. Her
man Kiefer hospital. 20 years. put
monary tuberculosis, Tafela Biskle-
iunas, s46 Hubbard-ave., one year,
broncho pneumonia; Gerenlna Slem-
czynski, Receiving hospital. eight
years. fractured neck; Ellen Cox. 25a
Piquette-st.. SO years. carcinoma OF
breast: Herman Charles Sawitzky.
3S5 Medbury-ave., 60 years. intes-
tinal obstruction; Felix Wodarczyk.
l546 Campbell-ave.. 10 days. Inani-
ton. Florence Ulenburg. 1870 Max
well-ave., six months, lobar pneu-
monia: Bertha Sxymanski. 20 Otis-st.
three months, con~ulsions, Maria
Misuraca. 37g Rivard-st.. six months,
broncho pneumonia: Patrick Nc
Grath, 1854 Lillibridge-st two years.
laryngeal dlUHtheria: Catherine +.
Ridel. 315 Fourth-ave., two months
marasmus: Brouse De Forest. Har-
The Detroit times., 1915-12-03
NOTICE--ALlEY PAVING
ASSESSMENT
EoARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit. Dec. 1. 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1925.

To John Van Hee, Carl I. oyerton.
sidney Jackson, II NJ. Zimmerman.
John Cochrane, Maude suhlke,, Cora
Stimson. r II. Hodge, Greenwich Co.
Howard " Lesher. De Witt II. rsy-
lor, Charles Wirick. w. w. Gates,
Grace Carter. James Gleggett- w. ".
wisle. Mary Cowles. Agust Moratzki.
ski. Elizabeth Grant. William A. Sal
del. George Ruecher. a. l.. Hgher. w.
W Moore. Emma Yendall. henry
Levy. Peter Schneider. Marie Walters.
sons owning. oocupying or otherwise
intcrd sted In any OF the lots and par
cells OF real estate In the local asress-
ment district established by the Com
mon Council to defray the expenses
in the boundaries herein set forth.
The assessment roll has been COM
pleted for defraytng the expense OF
paving the alley No. 5sf; being tee
alley in block between Taylor snd
line Of Third avenue 10 the east line
OF Hamilton boulevard and 10 now
open to inspection az this Office and
Will remain In this office for hve hscs
tice for the inspection Of ali eon-
cerned. All lott. or parcels oi IaaA
abutting on or adjoining the alley -
described have been asssssed fer oDo0
'TPssvi$ssdi Fss SSssd e A:,..:e.. IN Ne
ofnce in the City Hall, End Vl
main In .ession Tor = yeg.Z8
hours to hear any person O. I@[C
desiring to object - any Q
: = ;sGatSHAsE is
PB-Soo ". "a !, a Ia "a
The Detroit times., 1915-12-03

AN ORDINANCE tO amend nm Ordt-
nance entitled "An ordinance to
amend an ordinance entitled An
ordinance to amend section I3-A Of
Chapter 1s1 Of the Compiled Ordi-
nances Of the City of Detroit for
the year fDI2.'-
1T Is HEREBY ORDAINED BY
THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF
DETROIT:
Section ]. That an ordinance en-
titled An ordinance to amend an or
amend Section i3-A OF Chapter lsl
OF the Compiled Ordinances OF the
City OF Detroit for the year 1914"
be and the same Is hereby amended
to read as follows:
Sec. 13-A. No saloon where spirit
uous, Intoxicating or malt liquors are
sold as beverage shall hereafter be
established and maintained within
the territory within the city OF De-
troit described as follows All that
portion OF the city bounded on the
north by the northerly city limits; on
the east by the center line OF Mt.
Elliott avenue on the south by the
center line OF Palmer avenue. and on
the west by the center line OF East
Grand Boulevard. except lot as, situ-
sted on the north side OF Boone
street between Collirs street and
East Grand Boulevard: also except
ing lot 210 OF Goodrich and Burton's
subdivision of the southwestern part
Of fractional section IS. It 8, ". ~
f., said premises being known as si1
Trombley avenue: also excepting lots
s and Z. excepting the east 30 feet In
frent> and tbe east 10 feet IN rear Oh
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'1,'''''.' s,ts'''''.. | e;a' %,,; !

Cash with order. n charged. &c a
line.
No transient advertising inserted
for less than l6c with cash; lsc III
charged, per insertion.
The above rates apply to all classi-
fications except Births, Cards OF
Thanks, Obituaries, Meeting Notices
and all aGs preceding Male Help.
and Meeting Notices Minimum
charge. S5c for z6 words or less. over
IS words one-and- -one-third cents for
each extra word.
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Ordinance No. 291-A.
An ORDINANCE Ia amend section
17-c Of Chapter ISL OF the Compiled
Ordinances Of the city OF Detroit
for the year 1912. ms amended.

An ORDINANCE Ia amend section
17-c Of Chapter 1al OF the Compiled
for the year 1912. ms amended.
1T Is HEREBY ORDAINED BY
THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF
DETROIT:
nances OF the city OF Detroit for the
year 1912. as amen6ed. be. and the
same is hereby amended 50 as to
read as follows:
Section l7-c. No saloon where spir-
ttuous. Intoxicating or malt liquors
are sold as a beverage. shall here
after be established and maintained
within the territory within the city
of Detroit described as follows:
All that territory bounded on the
north by the northerIy city limits,
dary line. on the east by the easterly
city limits and on the west by Hurl-
but avenue. except lot ! OF Francis
Tromhlcys sub; Il part Of lots II
Connor Farm (so-called). being on
the north side OF Jefferson avenue.
corner OF Marcelle Place, and except
lot No. 10 OF Crosse Pointe Land
Company's subdivision OF part OF
p. G. 3ss. and also except lot 1s of
subdivision Of lot OF plat OF lots
and OF lot 2. Alters subdivision
OF the west part OF p. c. $40. said
last described property also being
northeast corner OF Charievoix and
Alter Road
Sec. 3. This ordinance shall take
immediate effect
Approved Nov. 20. 1915
OSCAR b. MARX.
Attest: RICHARD LINDSAY.
B-452 City Clerk
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HELP wANTED-wAGv.
A A.. A. A. A. n A. A.
Strasburg Dancing Academy

Corner Sproat and Woodward. De-
troit's foremost school. with q
splendid record covering 81 years.
Absolutely in a class by itself
It's spacious and beautiful hall. its
well-attended classes. AFFORD pupils
the needed practice with others.
Private lessons for beginners are uu-
satisfactory. one may learn 10
dance with the teacher, but will
fall az the FIRST attempt In n crowd
or with a strange partner.
~ new CLASS Tor adult beginners starts
advanced dancers Tuesday. Dec. Z.
Glasses for children afternoons. Pri-
vate lessons given. Every modern
dance taught. Fees moderate. Re-
suits guaranteed. Write or phone for
booklet containing all particulars.
Cadillac 9sT.
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ONE DOLLAR DOWN

regular f275 building lot for s140,
situated near the proposed Ford
Tractor plant. the Solvay Process
CO.. Michigan Alkali Co. and scores
OF other works now employing
thousands OF people. Beautiful To-
cation beside trolley. Thirty hve
minutes from city hall Call any
day. including Sunday. at 2iS0. and
nccompan> US 20 inspect the prop
erty. Becker. 200 Majestic building.
Main 27S2.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-03

Richards Under A. A. U. Ban.
CHICAGO, Dec. 3--Alva Richards,
Olympic high jumper. has been bar.
red from A. A. U. competition be-
cause he gave his address as Chica-
go at the time OF q recent meet,
when, II is alleged, his home was In
Utah.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-03
FOR sALF-vAC.Nr LOTS.
SPECIAL!
$275 Fort Street
Subdivision Lots S135

To advertise Garfield Park. our new
subdivision. situated on West Fort
St. we viii, on or before Monday
Dec. 8. sell one hundred OF our s275
lots for only slSb each, payable SO
down ana S. monthly. But one or
two lots To each customer at this
special price. Garfield Park has one
half mile frontage on Forrest and
IL but a short distance from the
proposed immense Tractor Plant OF
Henry Ford. and scores OF factories
now employing thousands OF people.
Trolley passes close to our prop
erty; Detroit river burt a short dis
tance away. Our specially is 70
sell well-1ocated lots to home
builders and investors at a small
margin OF profit. We can save you
20 per cent by dealing with us Be
fore paying big retail prices for
lots. come out and see our property
for yourself. blind man can see
the future of this rapidly-growing
section. Call any day. including
Sunday. 9:15 a. m, 10:45 a. M. l:l5
d. m. or 3:15 p. m. and we will
take you out by trolley or one OF
our automobiles to Inspect our
property. Remember you will he
under no obligation TO buy. See II
for yourself. For maps and plans
OF these s215 sold special for s1s5.
call. telephone or address before
Monday. Dec 8.
S. E. BRUCE & co.
Telephone Main Sl75.
Office hours. . a. m. TO $50 D. m.
1922 Majestic Bldg.
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SIS GETS EQUITY. sIxso7. In Red
fcrd, within one block Grand River
car line. and $4,000 school. Price
5000. Box Il. 20. Times.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-03

Try Bemb f1oraI Service"
FLOWERS for Everybody"
The l.. Bemb Floral Company,
Albert Pochelon.
Main 2002. 1853 Bates-st.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-03

oooD BUsHEIMAN wanted at once
s3s Thtrd-avs l. l. Lofts.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-03
S. E. BRUCE & co.

Telephone Main S17b.
Office hours, . a. m. TO $50 D. m.
1922 Majestic Bldg.