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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-28
FOUND

FOUND-Lady' purse containing con-
siderable money, pair of gloves, pass
out check, etc. Call at Chautauqua
headquarters. 2S-1t
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SALESMAN-Capa speciality man
for Indiana. Staple line on new and
exceptional terms. Vacancy now. AT
tractive commission contract. S35
weekly for expenses. Miles F. Bixler
Co. 1885 Carlin Bldg, Cleveland. O.
2S-1t
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SALESMEN-Pocket side line. new
live proposition. all merchants IN
towns of 100000 and under want it..
Pays $500 commission on each sale
No collecting, no risk to merchant. We
take back unsold goods. Easiest, big
gest paving side line ever offered. Can
field Mfg. Co.. 20S Sigel St, Chicago.
-
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MANUFACTURER wants state mana
gers to establish office and manage
statesmen. Liberal pay, $500 to $1,000
necessary; you h,ndle own money.
Lear-. ACC Fisher Bldg, Chicago.
c2-sat-tf
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Modern home. 1918 S.
u st. 27-7t
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bennett & Foremap-Farms and city
property: Is Kelly Bldg. Phone 27O7.
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FOR RENT-STORAGE
In new concrete building, rear 10 S.
18th st. Private rooms for household
goods, also open space. Phone 1412.
Richmond Storage Co.
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AGENTS-Own your own business
make $500 monthly, carry no stock
just sample, S. O. S. Electric Pulser
new, powerful. making agents rich
Write quick for big special proposition
Commonwealth Mfg. Co, 423 Rialto
st. Louis, Mo. 2S-1t
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SEE MOORE Il OGBORN
For all kinds of insurance. bonds and
loans, real estate and rentals. Room
16. /. O. O. r. building
A NJ ROBERTS. REAL ESTATE.
CITY AND FARM PROPERTIES.
LIBERTY AVE. r. NO. 1. PHONE
4171. OFFICE IS s. STH.
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FOR RENT-New room cottage
modern, reasonable rent to small
family, east end. Inquire 2206 n. F
st. 2S.1t
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-13
SOUTH WATER STREET.

SOUTH WATER STREET, am
lover of fruit, but every basket
get is half rotten. One reason, be-
ieve, is because of the way filth is
permitted on South Water st.
Why don't the city health depart
ment look South Water street over.
There are milk, chickens, cheese,
fruit, vegetables and fish, all mixed
up together in two blocks. Just go
and get a smell of the atmosphere.
Something rotten in the atmosphere,
also in conditions that permit this to
continue.
The people, especially the poor,
would like to see this marketing
place cleaned up. Horses, about 1, 900,
standing there from a. m. till or Z
p. M, and chickens stacked around in
crates don't tend toward cleanliness.
Mrs. O'connor, All Wellington av.~
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-13
ANSWER TO MISS KEDzIE a

HINSVNGN ~ NIISO INGHGII TTITs
Your personal letter at hand.
Would have liked to treated you in
the same manner. But owing to the
fact you did not sign your signature,
it is now up to me to answer you
through The Day Book. 49,.
must say that you misconstrued
the article l had in The Day Book
Sept 8. 1 would kindly ask you to
reread the article Of Miss H. S. and
compare it with my answer.
1 did not say the women of the
south were towards, 1 did not say
there were no gentlemen in the
south, 1 did not say there were no
men in the south had chivalry You
must confine yourself to the article
which 1 gave answer to ii. e., Miss H.
81. Outside of that have all the
respect in the world for you. Your
letter was written with good inteIIi-
gence. There are a few things
could comment upon, but being that
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been in almost daily contact with the
institute for the last four years as
pupil in the English classes, from
which graduated, and as a member
of different organizations which met
there prior to the above Incident
Leo GeIIer, 1868 w. 18th St.
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it was personal letter shall refrain
from so doing. s.,
The conflict between myself and
Miss H. S. were under the conditions
she used the word chivalry.
But this does not alter my opinion
as to my former assertion.-CharIes
o. J. LindhoIE1, 1854 Highland av.
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!.
WORLDS BIGGEST LOAN -
New York, Sept. 13.-With the ar
rival here today of James ]. Hill, rail-
road financier, APPROPRIATENESS
can capitalists, with ]. P. Morgan, be-
gan formal negotiations for consum-
nation Of biggest loan world has
ever seen. Estimates in financial cir
cles run all, the way from $500,000,-
900 to 81, OO,OOO,O0O.
Hill is said to be heartily in favor
of the loan, believing that if it does
not go through the U. S. is going to
find one of her banner crop years,
one of her worst because unless Eu-
ropean nations are supplied with mo-
ney they cannot make purchases.
. Just. what form loan will take is.
unknown, but it is limited that a
syndicate of bankers, embracing
every part Of U. S., will underwrite
loan and offer it to public at probably
5 per cent. Notes would be secured
by French, England and Russian gov
ernments.
TEDDY HAVING EYE TROUBLE
Washington, Sept 13. - Former
President Roosevelt does not see as
well as formerly. A cataract has be-
gun to form on his left eye as a re-
suit of an injury received while box
ing with one of the secret service men
while he was in the White House. A
glancing blow broke blood vessel
and the injury never completely
healed. 1t is the advice Of physicians
that eventually an operation of no Sc
rious character will remove the cat
aract, but meantime the sight of the
left eye will gradually become dim. In
shooting, tennis and other things the
colonel finds this considerable han
dicap.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
MAXWELL MAKES
HEAVY SHIPMENT
OF CARS TO TOLEDO

With storm signals flying from
every weather bureau station. and
with the relentless grasp of Old Man
Winter closing each day on the icy
surfaces OF the Great lakes. inland
mariners have been making frantic
efforts 10 keep ships in commission
long enough 10 carry from Detroit
the heavy water shipments OF auto
mobiles ordered by the other lake
cities
TO great extent the labor has
been finished While there remain
many orders for early December de.
livery. as yet unified. these can un-
doubtedly be cared for by rail. with
the regular winter orders.
The late fall shipments by water
have set several new records. prom
inent among which Is a cargo Of 20
MaXwells shipped from Detroit TO
the Landman-Griffith Co of Toledo
This WAS said 10 be the largest car
go Of cars both in number and value
which had chen been received az an
Ohio port.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
DIR. WALSH SCORES
PRESENT METHODS
OF EDUCATION

DR.. James J. Walsh. noted his
torian and professor of medicine OF
New York city, addressed the alum
nj OF the University OF Detroit
Tuesday night. at the banquet given
by that body in the Detroit Board
OF Commerce TO celebrate the dedl-
cation OF the new engineering build
ing.
DR.. Walsh's subject was "Educa-
Non," and he scored modern educa.
lion, considering II merely a super
fcisl. tecspical affair which taught
little but a way to make money ana
care for the physical side OF life.
Our modern education Is fail
ure and all educators admit Il. said
Or. Walsh. for it neglects the only
thing OF importance. and that thing
r. personality II does not teach
seIf-denial and the sense OF respon-
sibtlity OF man toward man. II
rather tends 10 dissipate any such
natural freftuE the ehiid- may haze
along these lines
While the Thirteenth century
could only manage war every nve
years, the record OF the Twentieth
century is war nearly every year
and a half.
Speeches were made by Judge
william F. Connolly. Charles Is.
Warren. the Rev. William T. Doran.
aud Edward T. Devine John A,
Russell acted as POSTMASTER, and
announced that sl2OOo to $4,000
had been pledged by the association
for the equipment OF the laborato-
ries and the school had also been
presented with a urbogenerator
unit by Frank Wnks Brooks, gen
eral MANAGE of the u. u. x.
Detroit brick dealers and manu-
facturers have presented the school
with a complete library on clay
working. and various engines.
pumps. etc, have been given by va
rious manufacturing companies OF
the city.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
Deaths.

Dan Addl. s28 Franklin St two
months. hamilton Elizabeth l. Wolf.
81 Marys hospital. 30 years ON
bolism Of heart. cyril Poelette. foot
Of Hubbard ave, 81 years. burns to
body; Moses Cohen, 96 Lincoln ave.
Is years, senllity Wtlhelmina Nup-
ponan, ~ Ledyard-st So years
chronic endocaTditis: Richard Brod
erick n East Philadelphia-ave, 90
years, hroucho- pneumonia; Isabelle
Barnes, 1875 Brush-st.. 60 years. car
ctnoma % uterus. A. T. Hopkins
Crate hospital. So years inquest
pending Carolina sophia Schroeder,
1888 AIT Elllott-st, 20 years. acute
nephritis. Robert Edeson Lambert,
272 McGraW- - DAYS, general
meningitis Stanley Krytusa. 146
lockwood ave, i4 days. dysentery
William Timpf. Receiving hospital
2s years. typhoid fever Anna kucz-
marek. COS Horatio-ave.. 4T years
chronic nephritis. Mary pevaney. 81
Mary's hospital about 65 years, lobai
pneumonia Florentyua koss. three
years. Herman Kiefer hospital. diph,
iberia William Hoffman, Receiving
hospital, az years Inquest pending
John Workman, ass St Aubin- ave
50 wears, interstitial nephritis Dan
lei Kingston. Receiving hospital %
years. fractured skull Elizabeth
Dale. 81 Mary's hospital. as years
acute ileus and exhaustion. Arthur
f. Cobb. Grace hospital. - years
appendicitis Leon Bellsir. 200 Con
cord ave. - years. nephritis Robert
j. Morley. 1913 Parker-ave., IS years
uraemia.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
MOrtuary

BETHrII.-Nov. 40. a. the home 81
her daughter. Mrs Robert G. Pol
lock. 21a Atkinson ave. Mrs. Annie
Bethel. widow OF Francis Bethel.
Funeral Thursday. Dec. ?. at p.
Cox-Nov. %. 1915. nj residence. ESQ
Piauette-avc. Ellen, aged 90 years.
wife 81 the late John Cox. beloved
mother OF John. Craze. William and
Frank Cox Funeral from resi- =
donce Thursday AZ $40 m. and
Holy RoFary church al ? m In
terment Mt Olivet
DIEFIE-Nov %. 1918 Abigail q,
beloved wife OF j. : Dune. mother
Of Mrs George ". Mustard. Mrs. g.
y. Merritt, Mrs VIII Lewiston
Comfort. J. "a. and George pufhe.
Funeral services from residence,
1874 stanton ave Thursday ~
m. Interment At Fort Huron. via
funeral car Port Huron and Yale
papers please copy.
HAUsTEIN Suddenly. Nov %. John.
Jr. AGED a. beloved husband Of
Agnes and beloved son of John ana
Emma and dear brother OF Mrs.
Gustav Raudemer Emil q Heran
F., Edward W and Peter. Funeral
from the late rssidence. it47 Burns
ave. Thursday az p M. Inter
nent in Woodmcro cemetery. via
La Belle funeral car.
Ia PARLE-Nov. %. 1915. Margaret
(nse Ciautheir1, widow ~ the late
Eli la Parle and dear mother OF
Mrs, Mary stewart. or Detroit' Miss
Agncs Geuthicr. OF sag nav, and
Miss Grace Gauthier. OF Lansing.
Mich also survived by n brother
and sister. aged - years. Funeral
from residence, $40 Scotch ave.
and ma al church Of Nativity 0 a,
o'clock. Atlanta, Ca, papers please
COPY.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
Births.
RnN

BOYS.
Walter Bogacki $50 Z. Forest An-
tom Szatkowskt 80! Th,ri A "a on i,
quale Mastgiovauuo. 1856 jay. john
Juobikis. - Graham, Jan holna, u
: l<or-pl Antoni Bernard. $50 Ferry
Peter Quinn. 342 Butternut, Frank
Robryk. SIS Willis. Adolf Hlutz. 2
Wcitzel-ct. Olin + Flumerfelt 1872
W Euclid Chester Woods. sol Elm
w S}S Jam s6Ea aa 10. Jaa In John
papuzinskt. 579 Grandy; John Pictr-
Yak. T45 Palmer August klehha 1000
Palmer F., william Murphy, ~ "a
Sraulding, So Howard. Jacob Muller.
7fl Dubois. August T.. Weber, loll
Woodward. John Sewotka. 1873 Sar-
gent. Victor weitzkowski, l228 Non p
Walter r Grant. 22I2 Lane, John
Chmet, 10 Thirtieth John Nichols :,
= gilbert: William r. Wiurich. 2ss
st Jean. George + Gasnler; 20
ISL Coplin Raymond Gtlhy., 1888
(, "a :. =. ,;.sSess. S6secfssf. az 60,
ford Frank HpumHHs iefa timwood ,
Frederick Nteson, n PACING; Fred
ski. aS Adele Roldzin Dudas. l52
sherman. George Gould, 80 Ellery
John w Hammans, 36 Norman. Arth-
ur T. West 1891 Twenty fourth;
Nlt0ldS AfiNLf " ~ tl' u NNifhi w.
GIRLS.
John LawiCzar 1875 Humboldt. An
toni Grzymata, $50 Hammond Nofrio
Latorri. 52t Alfred John Everitt. 6e}
F. Jefferson. Joseph Price. as For
.dyce: John Pszszech. Is FordNCe. jan
Yak. 100 COPELAND Herman Steinhoff.
20 Ash Thomas O'Brine, eo3 Scotten,
Felix's Frzyboski. 1497 Junction Jan
woiciehoski l94 Thirty first. Piotr
Ransch. l4s3 Junction Nikoden Soko-
lowski. e52 ThirtN-third. Lawrence
Conlon. II Reid, Mark Wrona, 1908
Twenty-hfih: Walter Troczynski, ~
Tillman; stanley Rutkowski. SO Pitts
burgh. william l.. Came, Grace hos
pital. Fred Grimes. SOS sixteenth 10.
NoTwacki i2i3 81. Aubin Maurice J,
Quinn. 231 Van Dyke; Roy Bricker
l034 Vermont John a McCallum. 1ii
LewerenZ Ralph Dundas, ! 23le Soy
burn: Nick Parisi. 22l Riopelle Al
bert Meadows. Providence hospit'l,
Joseph Harvey. as Garheld owen tp.
longows s2s Wills f. Harry G
wilcox. 700 nix. Charles Niemann.
81 Rsthbone. John Pawlowsli. 1918
FREDERICK: Ernest Eureka. Providence
Hospitals Louis Scnik. las Wander
but: Ernest r Kew, . Ward pl Ed
ward Ward. 1920 St Aubin
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
UNKNOWN AUTO
THIEF RUNS DOWN
5-YEAR-OLD BOY

An uncontrolled auto sped wildly
down Cass-ave.. Tuesday afternoon,
went over the curbing at No. 4Sl
Cass-ave. striking hve-yeaT-old KING
liarger. who was playing on the
lawn, and storped several hundred
feet down the street. The driver,
for whom the police are looking.
jumped from the machine, when II
came 10 a stop. and ran down the
street.
The police report says that the
car was owned by Roland T.. Rey-
nolds. OF No 235 . Clairmount'ave.,
and had been stolen about 80 min
utes before the accident.
The child was not seriously hurt
and was able 10 60 10 HIS Gome with
out assistance.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
MOTOR CORPS
is PLANNED BY
WOLVERINE CLUB

The directors Of the Wolverine
Automobile cluD in a recent meeting.
took up the matter OF the club or
Ranizing motor reserve corps.
end they have received a letter from
the major OF the general stan OF the
war department in Washington, In
dicating what form of reserve
corps would be acceptable TO the
government. The director have APP
pointed Alfred o Dunk. yice.presi-
dent NJ the club. and Frank VI.
Eldredge, chairman OF the publicity
committee. az copmittee in charge
OF this woE Mr.. Dunk is formulat-
ing plans FOR putting this corps into
practical shape and public announce
mept OF the plan itself " til shortly
30 made
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
WELSH TALKS
BOLDLY AGAIN

NEW YORK. Dec Freddie
Welsl Is ready to box Charlie White
for the lightweight championship at
any time and challenge has been
sent 10 whites manager. according
10 an announcement today by Harry
Pollok maager for Welsh.
Welsh is ready TO sign INN edi
ately and 10 meet White within six
weeks after the contract is signed
Pollok said
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
CLEANERS GATHER
IN PORT HURON

PORT HURON, Mich, Dec l.
Nearly 900 members or the Siean'
ers arrived In Port Huron this
morning for the evening meeting OF
the state federation. The 1915 meet
ing promises TO be the largest In
the history Of the organization. In
the Thumb district alone there are
over 1000 Cleaners. The morning
session today was largely taken up
with the reorganization Of the 81.
Clair County federation aud the as
signment az committees
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
Ianl,or end, Coin Gone.

FLINT. Mich Bee. About $500
and the janitor Of Union Trust &
Savings bank were found 70 be miss
ing late last evening \ warrant has
been sworn out for the arrest OF the
Jan'tor, Robert Lycett who IL sus-
pected OF taking the money
No trace OF him has been found
although II IL thought that he Is in
Canada
Local Officers believe that the
man went insane suddenly and Ia
not responsible for his act. lie left
a note in his room telling OF bis
troubles. His wife died two weeks
ago in Canada. his mother died a
few days ago in England and his
only brother is hghting In the
trenches in Europe.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
Classified nssd6 | Gent %t,a :,

Cash with order. II charged. &c a
line t,or,od
No transient advertising inser'e 20
for less than nc with cash, loC IL
Tbs live raves Apply TO all classi :
hcattons except Births. Carar OF
Thanks. Obituaries MeetinS N0tces
and ali aGs preceding Male. help
Births. Deaths. Cards or nahhs
and Meeting Notices Minimum
charge. $50 for 90 words or less over
25 words one-and- one third cents TOT
each extra word.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
Marriage Licenses.

Avery L Franklin, "a Rose Y.
Northrup, 81. ,,- r-,..o-
Fl 81. ,,..-.,a
A. Richardson. 81 =,
sheldon + Morrison, 25, Louise NJ.
Thompson, 10. --.,.
Robert FREEMAN, q Jennie Schnit-
Glenn F. HuIse al Ivsh c. Buch-
LEROY Warren. q. Pontiac Lucille
Issdore Schiller. 2s, Bessie Rich
man, IS.
wilson, 20. =,
DesChcne, ~
Francesca Chimeuti, % Marie Fer
rara rs
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
MAN BITES SMITH;
HE SUES CITY

MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. bitten by
mar he elected from the branch
public library at the Gateway. Jay
Smith, employed at the branch. has
demanded damages from the city
under the Notkman's Compensation
Act Jerome Iackman OF tho city
legal department said Smiths claim
was the most unusual that had come
20 his notice
a drunken man entered the II.
brary." said Mr. Jackman. Mr..
Smith started 10 usher him out The
fellow struggled and finally bit Mr..
Smiths right hand causing deep
decorations on the thumb and in
dcx finger"
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
AHEARN STARTS
FOR ST. PAUL BOUT

NEW YORK. Dec. Young
Ahearn. who will meet Nike GID
hons AT 81 Paul. Dec. 30. has left
for the west, accompanied by Train
or Larkin. Ahearn will work out in
Chicago this afternoon and in Mil
yankee. Thursday afternoon, on
route 10 St Paul
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
Bender Goes To Court

NEW YORK, Dec l.-Chief Ben
der is suing the Federal league FOL
breach Of promise. He alleges ht
has about $4,000 coming from q
SIS .8e0 contract he has signed with
tho Baltimore Feds.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01

THIS is WHAT happens TO Mr.. Common Man in Europe
when his country is held by the enemy. The shown
in the picture above is Belgian civilian probably butcher
baker candlestck maker but prisoner of the
Germans Within certain designated district in his
landhe is allowed to and go-with the of his
prison camp stamped his back Just of the little pen
ates imposed by the INVADER
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
VESSEL PASSAGES.


sAULT STE MARIE Mich. Dec.
TIP. Huronic. last night. Faith
Under. 10 Bangor | a. m sullivan
l.. G. Smith. Beatty, Msrtain. ..
Hoover. 80 Luzon. s Hagarty. Tau
rus, $50: Osler. Denmark. 10
Down: Truesdale. snyder William
Brown, = 70 LAST r ght hordeu. 10,
Manitoba. 70 80. Mckee. Steeltou-
m: Dayock Shaughnessy, 30; Wade.
3: Imperial, 4 OKlebay, 90 Atko-
kan. fhur der Ray. England. Senator.
4; Angelina. Leonard. Hanna. 30,
Pendennis White Tioesta. Gettys-
burg. Cuddy Iroquois. Sheango. $50.
DETROIT. Dec I To- Mullen. 2 N
.. m Huron City. 1920 sam Mitch
ell, Gao M Durham, 20, Griffin
Gao Milwaukee. : Northern Queen.
40. ConRdon Indus. ~, Alex.
Thompson. 40. tug Osborn, Barlum
10. Suitana. lO'S0
Down. j. c. Ford y. m ", A
Rogers, 10 Is. John owen. t.10 m.
Corrigan $50. Gleuhnan. 80. From
tenac. $40. Calumet = Pontiac. 10:
wisconsin. SEQ. 81 Paul tarrjved)
yacht PittsburE. 80: America $50;
Byers, 2 Hefelinger, ~ 30 Merida
Cornell. ! 40.
PrfnffnR--fhr plan -+st kind--thnt
In rtu ht---frfmrH Job repf-Matu tS2O
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
ONE DOLLAR DOWN

and three dollars monthly buys q
regular S276 building lot for $l4n,
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 Neside trolley. Thirty-fvs
minutes from city hall Csii sny-
day. including Sunday, at $50 and
accompany US 70 inspect the prop
Mair 27S2
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
ron sALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY.
Two Stores

and nats on Dix-ave. Sell at bar-
gain.
Maloney- Campbell Realty Co, Inc.
504 Free Press Bldg.
ron s,Lr-y1C.Nr Lots.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01

PrfnffnR--fhe PLAIN -sst kind--thut
o. ria ht--FtmrS Job Dept.-Nain t520.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
SPECIAL!
S275 Fort Street
Subdivision Lots S135

OuDQlV IlOCS. QlOO
To advertise Garfield Park, our new
subdivision, situated on West Fort
st. we viii. on or before Monday,
Dec. 6, sell one hundred OF our $2lt
lots for only $lS5 each payable $f0
down and 50 monthly. But one or
two lots 10 each customer at this
special price. Garfield Park has one.
half mile frontage on Forrest. ans
is but n short distance from the
proposed immense Tractor Plant OF
Henry Ford. and scores OF factories
now employing thousands OF peoples
Trolley passes close TO our prop
erty; Detroit river but short dis
lance away Our speciality Is to
sell well-located lots TO home-
builders and investors at small
margin OF profit We can save you
40 per cent by dealing with us, Be-
fore paying big retail prices for
lots, come out and see our property
for yourself a blind man can see
the future of this rapidly growing
section. Call any day, including
Sunday. 9:l5 a. m, 1046 a. m, LII
r. m, or BIS r, m, and we, viii
take you out by trolley or one OF
our automobiles to inspect. our
property. Remember you will be
under no obligation TO buy. Sec II
OF these s275 sold special for t1s5.
S. E. BRUCE & CO.
Telephone Main BITS.
Office hours. . r. m. TO $40 D. m.
1929 Majestic Bldg.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
S. f. BRUCE & co.

Telephone Main BITS.
Office hours. 2 a. m. TO $50 p. m.
1922 Majestic Bldg
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01

Try Bemb Floral Service
"Flowers for Everybody"
The L Bemb Floral Company.
Albert Pochelon
Main 2002 1873 BAtes-st
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
HELP wANTED-FEmALE.
A A. A, A. A.. A. =.
StTasburp Dancing Academ

Strasburg Dancing Academy
Corner Sproat and Woodward ID
troits foremost school. with q
splendid record cQYsring 81 years.
Absolutely In a clAss by itself
It's spacious and beMHul hall. its
Wel-attehded classeS AFFORD pupils
the Eeeded practice with others
Private lessons for beginners are IN
satisfactory. One may learn NY
dance with the teacher. but WIFI
fail at the first attempt IN a crowd
or with a strange partner.
new class for adult beginners starts
Monday evening. Dec. 8. Glass for
advanced dancers Tuesday. Dec Z.
Glasses for children afteruooRs. Pri-
vate lessons given. Every Modern
dance taught. Fees moderate Re
suits guaranteed Write or phone for
booklet containing all particulars
Cadillac 96I
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
ron sALE---nEssnexCE PROPERTY
347-40 Mcclellan

Double house, s rooms and bath each
side. three bedrooms. separate fur
naces sell on easy terms. rents
1920 year. See inside by appoint
ment only.
504 Free Press Bids
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TO RENT-ROO Ms.

LA tGE newly furnished front room
| with alcove. with private family
nbar kercheval and East Gr9nd
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The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
PERSONALS.

CONSTRUCT OK LOAN s. Liberal
amounts. ] r Weber. 304 Gratiot