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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24
COTTON HELD IN ITALY

NEW YORK. October a3.-Amcricau
cotton. valued at approximately $4,000.
ooo. consigned to Germany is in pos
session of the Italian government. ac-
cordinE TO Captain j. w. Batchcler, Of
the Liverpool Salvage Association, who
arrived mere yesterday on the steam
snip Baltic from Liverpool CAPTAIN
Batchcler said he but recently came
from Italy. where he was engaged in
looking after this cotton. For several
months. he said. previous to Italy ioiu.
ing the allies all cotton consigned TO
Germany through Italy was detained
one OF the last preteXts used was
there was shortage OF cars. and 10
overcome this Germany sent to Italy
large consignment Of rolling stock.
Italy is in possession of both cars and
cotton.
ofhcers and passengers of the Baltic
reported an uncventrui voyage
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24

win US in this belief. ana you, ,.,,..
w can be relieved -you can be on.
'i'ciF restored TO health. =. =. j.,
D'''s vegetable treatment that Won
can secure from your own drup.,.,
Is Il blood tonic that Will n,,,i..
your niood and cause {, most dori,i.,i
abatement OF your. trouble. and u,,.,l,,.
"'aNc You entirely well. Fifty vo.,r.
"so =. =. y. was discovered and e-i,,,
" suffering mankind. During ma.
poio" IL mas proven its r-,nur;s.tIn
~ properties az Il blood putiii..,.
"n" tonic, and has relieved thouv,,i
~ cases o! disease caused l,y uoor 49,.
piopd and chronic or lnhe,i,,.I
nioo" Diseases YOU can be rnliov.
pu, YOU must talk" y. =. =. Take =, i,
"hiS llnipies appear. for thoy dcno,a
oao pi"od. ana may bc followed Nv
'"c SnHcringS from torturiuu sLin
cruptions Therefore be sur. Dnr',
'"h' fHanccs. don't use lotions -,
=. =. =. from your druggist If vo,,,s
- q spe'ihl ease. write for cxucrt
Ga. '''"''I',
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24

functions. Severa: halls arc devoted tt
particular trades and professions. and
! III SiN buildings recently construc.c d
the soldiers themselves are making
hr'ihcia! limbs such as have hereto
'orc come largely from the United
States. DR.. Maurice Rourillon, dircc
tor of the institution. SAYS ths ms, ior,tv
! OIL cripp1cs are unable to pay the prices
10: Imported artificial limbs. so they
. are learning how To compete with the
American trade.
Ihe trade schools are in successful
operation and arrangements are being
h'aue TO take care Of the Increased
number of arrivals as the war con-
tihues. Al present there is great nocd
OF men who can repair the American
farm machinery, tractors ami so forth
used in France. ana Il number of them
are being trained for this work t-
In The designing room a number nc
men. who have lost their right arms
arc training themselves with the aid
VI various American drawing devices
10 use their left hand After these men
nave been Suilcicntly trained. the gov
crhinent viii find positions where such
II" nave mastered Il ncw calling may
earn decent living. All those who
nave fought for the country will be
wei cared for. according to Monsieur
'uies Brisac. in charge of this work:
none VIII become Il charge. They can
choose Whatever work they wish pri-
Natc societies that arc Interested i'm
a'"ihE the MANNED will be subsidized.
put the government will exercise con-
troll generally.
pr' bourillon. apart from his gem
cr"i professional work. improves the |
opportunity TO do som. moral train
lle. lie is al enemy Of strong drink.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24
tAlccria.)

4 'stiStTllb
, The Saint Maurice institution. created
F, by Napoleon Ill and located in Il
! large. wcll-kcpt park. is admirably
adapted 4" thi" work It's halls are
. i"rS" ana well ventilated and equipped
witii modern apparatus Victims OF
PARALYSIS ankyioSiS. those who's. ten
dons have been cut out and others sur
f"rinr from various LESSONS may bc seen
working special machines. most of then,
made IN the United States. to exercise
Siiif Joints ANA brin" back life To dc,d
ch'd muscles In many cases. aftcy
patient application to the treatment
.hc member functions nor.,allv .rh,r,
~ ;n appliance for almost every can
tciNahic complication resulting from ,
Nonnd. Most If ;hc patients are. ,nl..
T." us" them without aid after hay,n,.
Derh shown: then ii is Simply :, case
of sticking I" it The ADJOINING room,
is hlled with the whir. of electric.
massage instruments manipulated bv.
nurses.
oh !; concrete walk in the garden
large footsteps have been painted
iheSc are Il cure for lucomotion dr.
orders. Tor soldiers who lost control
"i their legs through nerve shock o,
Otherwise, and who have 10 bcGiu over
;'G;Iih like q child I'm outdoor ..vm-
aa*iun furnishes more severe forms of
exercise for those who need it ana CAN
stand IL.
Niter tn" functional cure the patients
are treated from the standpoint of ..rr,
lcsH-oial cducatiun. rciitting them
Tor renunerativc occupations rbis
phase OF the work at Saint Maurice ;s
Nv 1855 '"'ipl'te imam that provided fori
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24
Underwear

Mems Heavy Fleece Lined
Shirts and Drawers; OF
best SOC values at O6C
Mems Derby Ribbed Double
5 ii t C h G d Best Made Ar
Shirts and Drawers. &OC
Mems Natural Wool Shirts
s sna p ova,;in standard 89c
Mems Strictly All-Wool
Shirts and Drawers; best mr.
$1.50 quality, at :. JOG
Celebrated Lamsdown Fleece
Lined $1.50 quality hB 1r
Union Suits ~ { y
Well Known Ribbed Union
suits 81 $50 quality, or
$3.50 Medium and HEAVY
Wool Union Suits, at d. on
only ... ID .HJ
$500 and $500 All-Wool
Wors'ed; finest made GO AZ
garments bZaFaO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24

ana In tho large. comfortable reading
room at tho asylum arc placards con
spicuously. posted such AS: "Absinthc
VIII Mako You Crazy: alcohol Is tho
rcriect type Of Poison OF the Nervous
system When Man Drinks the
thhi'S ~ Gomproniscd-Whe Woman
or'hks the Family Is Lost: "Eau-de-
Vie; Eau-de- mort" tBrandy is death.)
experience mas shown that the
manned at Saint-Mauricc learn in less
man lalt the time the trades or pro-
fcssions hey choose as compared with
others who have the normal use of
their limbs. DR.. Bourbon attributes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24
BAN ON LIQUOR AT YALE
Faculty Gives Notice That Nuuc Will
lie Allowed After November In
Club Frat Houses.

Especial 10 The Tmcs-DiSpatch.J
NEW HAVEN, CONN, October "a
Notices have been sent out 10y the Yale
faculty 10 all clubs. secret societies
ana frat organizations to which Yale
undergraduates belong informing them
that after November they will no;
he allowed to serve liquor in their club.
society or frat houses. The faculty
order is expected to put an end TO
social drinking of undergraduates.
which has been at times excessive
Action is taken in connection with "A
new state law which provides that all
ciunS or similar organizations which
WiSh TO serve liquor must secure II
special Kind of license. The Yale au-
thorites do not desire UNDERGRADUATES
ciups TO request licenses allowing
liquor to be dispensed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24

."'s TO 'hcnr' strong will-powcr aroused
oE the obstacles mctfin their cbanccd
condition The great number ~
ht,med who are in ouch condition no
20 earn Their Lying only with dinicu,,,
IL at all. raises Il social problem ar ~
Si,'"'est Importance" said DR. BouriI-
'o"' evidently they sho1id be given
al piacos thcy arc able TO iii i'm mo
or organizations ov.r
"" 'ne state has control. But i, l..
,,.,',' work can be found for all
VINO seek IT. II is necessary In ~,
something for them as soon a.,
can begin wori<." 10y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24
For Piles
P!rnmid Pile Treatment IL Used Ar
Home nnd Has Saved n NnSt
Number from the Horror
OF Operation.

pont permit n dangerous operation
ior piles until YOU have seen What
Pyramid Pile Treatment can GO FOR.
you in the privacy of Your own hom,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24
Great Old Remedy
For Skin Diseases
SIS. S. Clears Skin of Erup-
tions Drives Poison From
the System.

Get II fixed in your mind that skin
eruptions. Scrofula. Eczema, burning.
itchinS skin, ana all skin diseases are
duc entirely To impure and infected
blood. II the trouble was on the out
side of the skin. by simply washing
and Keeping il clean YOU could obtain
rclief-not even ointments. lotions
and salvcs would be necessary. Agree
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-12
Marriage Licenses

Max Kramer, Is, machinist: Ystta
John Pawlak. %, tailor. Detroit;
Frances Czarnecka, 10. Wyandotte
John Kuroskes. 26. machinist
Paulina Smoliotes, 81.
-, Ge9 Mg,s,i Davis; a. pharmacist; Ber-
Ernest Steele. 20. inspector. Ham,
tramck Nettie SEVERN, 20. same
klcmens kejewska, %. machinist:
Martha Brzoskowska, IS.
). Alvin Sands. q, toolmaker; Helen
Seguln. Is.
Robert King. %. salesman; Flor
Max Gl eenberg. %. tailor: Bessie
Robinowitz, 20.
Within Joon, &c. molder; Hanica
Sab. "a.
Edwin Whitney. 81, iaborer; Agnes
Wolfrom, AZ
clair O'Cain. 81. performer, Spen-
Ger. Mass: Florence Grehin, 90. MIL
waukee Wis.
August Bush. SO. inspector; Louisa
Platt, AZ.
Bert Haworth. timekeeper: Anna
+. Richardson.
James +: Pickell. FL, auto worker;
Grace Sharp, IS.
Edward Harrison. 25. inspector;
Albert sTighe. 20, clerk; Margare,
O'Brien, %.
othy Lingemann, 81
John zabila. "a, iaborer: Frances
Buszynska, 21.
;, Mary .Lemerand. 10; Joseph H.
Jacob Rasai. 20. Iaborer; Katherine
Alexander Buffers. rs. machinist:
Carrie Dawes. "a.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-12
ST. CLAIR CONCERN
BUYS STAG ISLAND,

The ST. Clair Conservation Co.
Ltd, headed by NJ. ]. Kent, a Lon
don banker, has acquired title a,
Stag island. so miles north OF u
troit In the st. Stair river. The ist'
and contains 600 acres covered WITH
timber. The shore in places rises
20 feet above the level OF the river
The northern section OF the island
is being plated into summer home.
sites, 50x200 feet. each lot EXTENDING
to the shore. The southern end L.
being plated into motor boat lots,
30x100 feet, facing the river and CO,
mails. Cement walks, sewers, water
electric lights and natural gas fol.
cooking purposes are included In ting
improvements. All White Star line;
boats to Port Huron stop at Staa
island. Henry Decker, secretary a
the company, Will have charge o.
the sales forces.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-12
E. M. Harris Co.

The Harris Cigar store, at No. 261
Woodward-ave in the David Whit
ney building. will hold formal open
ing on Wednesday, May -. This is
the second store to be opened by
f. NJ. Harris & Co.. the other one
being located at No. 29 Fort.st. west,
in the Moffat building. The fittings
OF the new store aTe of solid mahog.
any elegantly finished. and partcu-
lar men find this most convent.
ent place to get their favorite
smoke. Their line includes all the
best cigars, specializing in Horse
Heads. FL Tyco and Antonio v Cleo
patra. e. NJ. Harris & Co is the
Oldest retail cigar firm in Detroit,
having been located for years in the
old Russell house.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-12

According to Receiver Paul II.
King present earnings Of the sys-
TEN do not warrant a reorganization
without considerable sacrifice. yet
postponement Of this move serves
only TO increase obligations and TO
defer the day OF possible payment
on any OF the outstanding indebted
ness. The receivers are DESTROYS OF
aiding reorganization in every way,
according to Mr.. King.
TIE consolidated mortgage holders
will, IL is believed. furnish the
necessary 3,50U,O0J OF new money
necessary on condition that they be
relieved from cutting down their
bond holdings.
The underlying bondholders are
OF the opinion that their holdings
are fairly well secured and will not,
1t is believed. be disposed to make
any radical concessions. thus throw
ing the burden chiefly on the last
three groups.
In the hearing, Monday, Judge
futile agreed 10 a postponement
upon virtual promise OF the consoli-
dated mortgage bondholders to pre-
sent a plan OF reorganization within
two weeks. Hinton f. Spalding,
local representative Of these inter
ests, declared, Tuesday. that he had
had no hand in preparation of reor-
ganization plans and was not pre-
pared TO say what stage they had
reached.
Hal II. Smith, attorney for the un.
DERIVING bondholders, was out of
the city, presumably on business
connected with Pere Marquette az.
fairs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-12
NO MORE NEW
LIQUOR LICENSE

1t lie not likely that the recou
tuted LIQUOR committee viii reoC
the report recently adopted BY q
council denying III unaesiruhle
censes. The committee met tor q
second time. Tuesday afternoon.
give the Mack hotel and Osho
places put out OF business q hesrtnG
I'VE are just giving these petit
ers another hearing to be polttNt
said Chairman Burton. "PersouA1fnI
| am opposed to granting any neio|
licenses" Aid. Nowc and Case -
they will stand by the original ri
port they signed. Hindle AND Kun
the new members on the committee
are silent. Aid. Guthard and Keae
ing. who refuse to serve longer a
the committee, say they will mako
a strenuous fight on the door OF thu
council against the granting Of Z
single new license.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-12
OLD VETERAN OF
CIVIL WAR DIES

Funeral services will be held Wed
nesday afternoon, In the home Of
Mrs. ]. NJ. Neinstedt, No. 45 Rose
dialect, for Edward j. Mckendrfe.
who died, Monday, of ailments incb
dent TO advanced age. Mr.. MckeR
drie was born on Senect lake, N. Y.
SO years ago. and came to Michigan
In 1858. IL served throughout the
Civil war and returned to Detroit IN
1866 to engage In business as O.
broker. He was well-known In bus
mess and financial circles until re-
tirement from active life few
years ago.
Mr.. McKendrie is survived only ~
his daughter and one grandson.
The services will be conducted by
the Rev. James Macdonald pastor
Of the Highland Park Presbyterian
church.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-12
Births.
BOYS.

Jacob Kick. 1e5 Thirty-third; g.
5i2. Aiexandrine; b. Kadykowski.
1899 Dubois; J. Paruch, 739 Ferry; b.
er; 30 Adele; J. UngsSbaek. as An
Hildrith, 81 Meirose: r. Orc. .owski.
741 st. Aubin; J. LeimnnskL oj3 Nit
chell; J. Truchowowicz. 4so Willis;
- Disckerson. s7s Warren; J. Joikow-
fayette: T. Willie. IS strong; l. vic-
airy, 255 Philadelphia: T.. Gutek.e 20
Freer; r.. Gretkierevicz. gao Plumer;
Y. Miller, SIS Larned; b. Manahan.
i5S PhiladeiphIo; !; Link, los Scott;
% Hammon; NJ Zasa, sss Wessen;
w. Truchner. 39h Butternut; III.
Stevenson. 1l3 AyinEstone: n. Romm
Woman's hospital; j. Palenicek. 1880
Junction; I. kilanowski. rs qoldner:
Townsend: +. Taylor. 80 I.ongworth.
c. oehmke, 223 Waterloo; J. Me-
Gnice. Grand; II. Bogorat. 303
Brady; V. Wroblewski. ll05 Jos.
Campau: J. Rochowiak, 4st Willis; j.
A S7s W,, STs AIsNendrins j. sshiemke
Chene:. l.. Turek, 9s5 Military; w.
Jarodska. $40 Military; w. Lupina.
i6S Lockwood: Stefan Szmigielska,
46 Thirtieth. NJ. Czyrek. 20 Mercier;
=. KietynskL 90 Thirty-fif A. Bar
Beaubien: Morningstar, 262 Smith;
J. Green, IL Thirty third: A. Sabase.
1122 Military: J. Plein, All Clay; w.
Marter. $50 Medium; @. Grant. 5s5
Parker: O. Pearch. 310 Field; 8.
Moran; a. Roth. e47 Westminster; W.
Furs. 55S Trombley; ]. Ruchala, IS
McGregor; Il. Kalis. al Wesson.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-12
WIRING HEARING
is ADJOURNED

The council committee on ordi.
nances held another hearing on tho
proposed ordinance providing for
the compulsory use OF mdal con-
Quits in electrical wiring, Tuesday
morning, and then adjourned the
matter for month because Supt.
Frank Mistersky, of the public light.
ing plant, who is advocating the or
dinance, has to go TO the hospital for
an operation that will incapacitate
him for some time.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-12
NEW DAVID
WHITNEY BLDG.
A MARVEL
Continued from Page Nine. }

service. There are a lot OF tailors
who do that much.
We study the lines OF every man
whose clothes we make, and design
his clothes so as TO accentuate the
best features of his physique and
10 minimize the defects IL any. Then
some fabrics and patterns seem par.
ticularly appropriate for men OF GER
tain stature and our patrons have
the benefit Of our experience and
advice along these lines. In style,
there is certain touch TO our
clothes that is lacking in ordinary
tailoring.
In short. we are tailors TO those
men TO whom price is a secondary
matter. who appreciate and demand
that perfect tailoring that distin-
guishes a well-dressed man"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-12
STENOGRAPHERS
TAKE IN SHOW

Monday evening, in the Lyceum
theater, was "stenographers' night
because a special effort had been
made to reach every young woman
stenographer in the city and have
her attend the performance OF The
Grain of Dust" which has for It's
heroine a young stenographer. That
many responded was evidenced in
the large number to attend the In
formal reception held by Miss Fay
Courteney on the stage following
the performance.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-12
Vessel Passages.

Detroit.
DETROIT. May 11.-Up; Donald
son, sl5: Gates. ~ last night pentt..
Lewiston, Northern Light 4: steph-
enson. Roebling. 4:l5: Crescent City.
Mataafa. Tollfy. 6: Frick. big Liv-
ingstone. Cole. Edenborn. $50;
Squire. 7:i5: small Mather. Thomas.
740; sullivan, $50; Maunaloa, $40;
Averill. Nessen $3.50; Dinkey, 1910.
Down; Willis King. 10 last night:
Agawa. 1910 n. M; Sirius 2:15: Sick
en-. barge. s; Wolvin, 3:l5 Hill, $40;
Corsica. 4; Crerar. $780, Glenfoyle. 6;
Fordonian. Gao Charles Hutchinson.
T. Dimmick. s; Renown. barge. $50;
Stone. Nelson, Jenney. 3.
The 500.
SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich. Nav II.
Up: Cort. Magma, s last night:
Cherokee. Nelson, Holland, Fassett.
1890; Weston. 1890; Leonard Hanna,
2 n. m. Bunscn. Boil. 800; Huron
City 4: Crete. $50; Glen Lyon, s. As
sinlboia, sac.
Down: Manitoba. $40: stanton,
1880 last night, Northern King. Z a.
m.
Printing. the plain neat kfnd--that
Ia rio hf--'rtues ,Job he nj Main ASfO.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-12
CUNARD SHIPS
CANCEL TRIPS

LONDON, May lit was an
nounced today that there will be
no sailing OF Cunard steamships for
the United States on Saturday In
addition the proposed first trip OF
the Mauretania since II was turned
back to the line by the British gov
eminent. and which was scheduled
for May 30, has also been can.
celled.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-12
=. Leigh WyckoH.

The photographs on this double
page were made by F. Leigh wyck-
OF. commercial photographer. at 4S
Adams-ave. west Mr.. Wyckofr is an
expert in his line and specializes In
smt keless flashlights. panoramic
views, interior groups and other
commercial work. "A picture OF any
thing, any time. any place" is the
slogan OF the wyckoff studio.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-12
Invited To Big Plant.

Members of the council commit.
tee on health and city hospitals
have received an invitation from the
United Engineering Co, to visit a
modern garbage disposal plant
which that company has installed in
Chicago. The committee is still
holding up Commissioner Fenkell's
plan for reduction plant by re-
fusing to confirm contracts for the
machinery.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-12
Cannot Extend Service.

The Detroit & Windsor Ferry Co.
has sent a communication TO the
council, stating that owing to the
unusual boat traffic TO the island,
due to the destruction OF the bridge,
II will be unable to extend service
to the foot Of the West Grand-hlvd.
for the convenience of west siders.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-12

has just started two semi bunga-
lows on Cadillac ave. north OF
Warren. Basement, furnace, dec
GRATED, etc.
STOP PAYING RENT.
North 1892. Easy terms. Ridge 31t7.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-12
Colonial Summer Home

AT Lake briOn + or Sale
Two acres land. we'll wooded with
oak and pine. some fruit 400 feet
frontage on lake. cement break
water. tennis court double garage
with chafieurs apartment. artesian
wells, house has bedrooms. large
living room with mammoth stone
fireplace. electric light. telephone.
otherwise furnished for present oc-
cupancy For price and terms see
UNION TRUST co.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-12
Remarkable Offer

Five dollars a month buys a summer
cottage on beautiful lake front
property. Box Is. No ss
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-12

suite: living room
and kitchenette: modern; IS per
week. i9t Henry. Grand 100.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-12

when you answer these advertise
ments please mention the Times.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-12
suN..ER RESORTS.


RUSSELL ISLAND to-
day--its wonderful island tin
81. Clair river opposite Algonac):
Just commencing to come into It's
own as Detroit's newest and best
summer bungalow colony Fine
river front lots are available at
modest prices and on easy terms
clear title from the L. ). govern
ment. Camp on your own lot this
summer. See our representatives
who meet star Line boat at island,
also electric cars Mt AlgonaC. Send
for literature today by signing
your name and address below with
out obligation. and mailing TO Han
nan. ! McGraw bldg Detroit. Mich.
Name ..,,,.........,....
Address ..............
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-12

HIGH WEST. iss--Finest housekeep-
ing rooms in city, near Grand Riv-
er: walking distance.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-12
10 ACRES

10 miles from city haN. close 10 car
line; has S-room house and barn
and other outbuildings. all in per-
feet condition; best garden land set
out 10 grapes rasphcrries. currents,
strawberries, pears. cherries and
apples. We Will sell this for less
than you could buy the vacant land
for In this vicinity, or trade Il for
larger farm.
rromley. Wilson Co. Cadillac 5000.
1915 Chamber OF Commerce Bldg.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-12
ron sALEs--FARMs.

Buy A FARM DIRECT FROM OWN
ER-Scud mo 81 and kind Of farm
wanted. will send address OF 20
men with descriptions and price ~
their farm for sale. You deal with
them. Reference, Grant Co, Bank
OF sheridan, Ark. Write +. IL.
MARkS. Sheridan. Ark
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-12
roR sALF-REsIpENcE PROPERTY.
KING AVE. SO

Beautiful l2-room frame house. soft.
lot garage, side drive owner
seen any time. For further par
ticulars. call Mr.. Erskine. Cadillac
5lSl or Cherry i7Ss
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-12

CENT EMEN-Private family. mod
ern apartment: walking distance /;
reasonable. t30 Trumbull. Grand
ba-M
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-12
ar Grand River and Blvd.

Near Grand River and Blvd.
Four fine new homes from So 500 TO
$4,000, on very easy terms. These
homes are modern TO the minute
well built and nicely finished. Every
one genuine bargain. tho best 10
be had In this beautiful Northwest
section. Call Mr.. Mowbray.
MORGAN
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-12
Classified I Cent a
Rates....... / Word

ne.
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-12

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