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The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
RAILROADS own
$9,432,OOO MORE
THAN LAST YEAR
Assessment Shows Big Increase
In Value of Michigan
Holdings
STATE TAX RATE is
LOWEST IN SEVEN YEARS
Average Will Be sls.37 Per
$1,000 As Against Rate of
$21.06 For 1914

LANSING, Mich, Jan. 10 Especially
Railroad properties in Michigan in
creased in value to the amount OF So
$4,000 during last year, according TO
the tentative assessment figures on
public utilities, taxed on the adval-
orem basis, made public today. The
total valuation of the railroad prop
critics in the state was fixed at $223.-
1873, 500. as compared with $214,306,-
500 last year.
Representatives OF the various cor
porations will be given opportunity TO
relate their usual poverty stories be-
fore the tax commissioners at hearings
which viii start next week and CON
tinUe for one month.
The tentative figures issued by the
tax commission today show that all
real estate and personal property In
the state is assessed at $2.765. 439, $50,
an increase of S4t9.743.927 over last
year. The valuation OF the real es-
tate is placed at $2,227, 553.363, while
the personal property figures total
S537 ,SS6,273.
The taxes for the years are classined
as follows.
State, s6,14O,ll9,53; county, $3.50
1889; township. s1.476.s32.34: school,
2,3l0.96: highway, $4653, 3S5l4;
county road. s1,SS2 ,660.13; drain. $780,.
124.4S; city, $t5.339, 1859; village,
S2,025, 1898, and rejected tax, s14,-
$500, making the total amount OF
the tax, $50,Sll ,96l.33
The average per $1,000 this year
will be 1887, the lowest since 1908.
Last year the rate was S2l.06.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
WILL LOOK INTO
CANNON COMEBACK

CHICAGO, Jan 1.-THE federal
government will go through 10 the end
with It's probe of alleged election
frauds in certain Illinois compression.
al districts One OF the districts TO
be investigated with ali the power OF
the department Of justice behind the
search for possible vote buyers Will
be that which returned Joseph G.. Can
non TO the national house OF repre-
sentatives This was positively stated
here today by c. A. Karch. federal
district attorney for the Danville dis.
trict. Just before he left Chicago for
Danville.
Charges that there were frauds in
certain Illinois congressional dis
tricts." said Karch today. will be
thoroughly gone into. The matter
will be sifted TO the bottom. Those
guilty. II there are any guilty. will be
punished"
Karch limited that the federal probe
which resulted In pleas OF guilty be-
ing entered by so to lS6 indicted at
Terre Haute Ind and the investiga.
ton which is being made In Illinois,
is only a part OF other Investigations
OF charges made OF election frauds in
other states Re said that Pennsyl.
wanna may come in for It's share in
general investigation.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT or
PUBLIC WORKS
PROPOSALS FOR FUR
NlSHING VlTRIFIEO
SEWER CROCK AND
SPECIALS

Sealed proposals Will be recei, Ell tt
the office OF the Department c. pGotie
Works. Detroit. Mich. until Necnss-
day. Ian 20 1916, at 10 o'c!osk a. m ;.
standard time, at which time end place
they VIII be opened. for turrjshlnS. IN
accordance with abe speSincatons 10
be had on application at this oolees
Yitrifieu sewer crock elbows, Us
etc. as may be required and ordered
by the Department OF Public works
during the year ending Jan. 81, 1915
Bidders viii submit samples OF pipe
and Us with proposals
Bidders must iudOrsc on envelope
containing bids the Kind or materiat
Delivery 20 be made in such anan-
titles and at such times and places iis
directed by the Department OF Pubic
Works
Bidders shall specify discount from
list prices TO cover each size OF
pipe and specials, and bids Viii b. Ac-
cepted only on blanks 10 De- Furnished
on application ~ this Office.
Bidders are required 60 tiic with b.ds
n certified check I'm separate envelope
in the sum OF $500, payable 20 me
Department of Public WORKS. when
viii be forfeited on failure - inter
into contract With surety company
bond I'm the full estimated aEnornt 81
contract within I'VE dnys 9t'er being
awarded same.
Tho right to reject any o. all pro-
posalS Ia eNprCsSlt reserved.
All proposals 90 be made IN dvpil-
cate ,
jA1l4OI Commissioner
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
MARRIAGES

FL
Charles schram. 22; Marie Schroeder
10.
Joseph Laszyca, %; wladyslaw Mine
kowska. &c.
Andrew Mohcict %; stanislawa
Lempinska. 10,
Hector LaRose. rs; Catherine Me-
Leod. 49,
Wiadyslaw stawowczyar. %. Mag
dalena Oswlncinska. 20.
deorg;e, E Baker S2' Madeline
Ignacis OSWALD. "a Mary Sock. Is.
Stanislaw Paraski, %; Josephine
Stacherska. 21
Glasgow smith. g5. Mary Patrick. y.
Frank j. Murphy. 80. New York; Ida
NJ Brundage. II, Brownsville.
Irvine Hunter, 80. Chicago; Ida Car
keek, 80, Detroit.
John w Richardson. 90. Bellefon-
taine, o.: Annabelle Rose. 81, same.
Woicick n. Garbacz, -; Anna True,
FL
John r. Monvine. "a; Elsie Yost. 20.
Andrew Mank, "a, Sophie Mrozinska.
Peter Kotos. 90; Maryanna ForkIe-
Carl 4. Kiefer, 81; Belle c. Beau
mont, 80
Ronald MacKinnon. 80, Sadie Griffin
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
WHY The DETROIT
TIMES WENT DRY
Publisher SchermerhOrn Tells
Hearers in Address to w. c.
L. u. In Holly

HOLLY. Mich, Jan. l5.-Under the
spirited supervision of Mrs. Myrta h.
Lockwood, president Of the Holly w.
c. T. L., an all-day session in the in
terest OF national constitutional pro-
hibition closed last night with a meet
ing that packed the Methodist church
to the doors
An address was given by James
Schermerhorn on why The Detroit
Times went dry Advertising now
being the only hope OF the liquor in
terests as they find their field of OPP
erations steadily narrowing, Mr..
Schermerhorn said The Times threw
out the liquor ads because he did not
consider il a legitimate or desirable
newspaper function to be part of the
selling and distributing facilities OF
the breweries and distilleries; nor
was II decent or law-abiding TO can
vass for drinkers through the news.
papers in counties that had outlaweo
the business. The newspaper that
takes orders for OF from the vets is
not free to fight the baneful influence
OF booze and bossism, or to tell the
truth about candidates and issues
as was Illustrated in the last guber-
Material campaign Rejecting the
patronage OF the vets, The Times like
wise rejects the candidates OF the
vets, no matter how fine their pro-
fessions Prohibition, state and ma
tional, is inevitable the vets them
selves haven't an expectation OF life
that runs beyond 10 years. The happy
day will be FASTENED If readers who
abhor the traffic will compel newspa-
pers to come to their homes sober or
stay out
A wellorganized fight for the re.
demption of Oakland county will be
put up this spring, and the drys are
very hopeful
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
BRITAIN TO RELEASE
U. S. SHIPS ON BAIL
London Announces New Effort
to Relieve Ocean Trade
Situation

WASHINGTON, Jan. IA new
effort by the British government TO
relieve the transatlantic shipping
situation was announced today The
British embassy issued statement
declaring that Great Britain will not
oppose release upon bail of ships now
held in prize courts.
This concession, II was pointed out,
Is expected TO partially relieve the
present shortage OF shipping ton
mage.
State department officials today
were hopeful that the British govern.
ment would accede TO it's request for
sailing OF the steamer Dacia. cotton.
laden. from Port Arthur. Texas. to
Rotterdam. This request covers a
single round trip. and leaves the ques-
ton OF its transfer OF registry 10
future determination.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
BIRTHS
RoYs.

BOYS.
r. Scalici, 1853 Hunt j. Vigneau, 22a
Sixteenth: l. Marenkewicz, Woman
hospital. $. Blaszak. IS Krakow; g.
Alterange, zoe Brush L. lIakes. 81
Sheridan; j. Alszewski. li5 Illinois; l.
Kaltz. $3.50 Garfield; 4. Sobeski, 9ls
Piquette; NJ Kraus. 2lS Leland; NJ
Adels. $50 Rowena; j. Pivar. 25i Wat
son. l. Near. 40 Trowbridge. w. Ma
lecki. 11l2 Military; A. Horgier. J3s
Morrell; G.. Schmitt, 242 Russell, IT,
Standfest, 1876 Medbury; j. Skoherska,
47G Grandy: J. Niemiec, 1914 Campbell
j. Schlendorf. 230 Philadelphia; l.
Kramer. Grace hospital; @. Bubank,
1905 Fort. H. Steckel, 1858 Townsend
T. Czerwonks. 1860 Dubois, A. Mammals.
036 Twenty-third
GIRLS
r. Dominik. 1904 Hastings, ID. LESS.
~ Heidelberg. W. MuXworthy. 524 La
Sale: q Narareiwiecz. $50 Cicotte: j.
Avison. i2s Grand River; H. Long. $50
Dix; !. Mautner. 347 Theodore. j.
Benner. sl6 ST. Aubln; l. Rynkowskl.
1853 Riopelle; T. Richiug, s05 Van
Dyke. v McNay, Woman's hospital
X Sacholski, 1901 Mitchell
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
DEMAND FOR DIAMONDS
KILLED BY THE WAR

LONDON, Jan. l5.-South Africa
has been hard hit by the war. De
Wet and Beyers have cost the Union
government large slice OF the $685..
600 900 provided for war purposes
there by the Imperial treasury in Lon
don
But serious loss OF very diff.
ferent sort is provided by the closing
dowr OF the diamond mines. The
war has killed the market for such
luAuries as diamonds
Even in the United States. which
is not at war and has still an abun-
dance OF millionaires, no diamonds are
wanted just now or while the war
lasts Neutrals as well as belligerents
feel that war makes it imperative
upon them to husband their resources
Printing the plain nent kInd-thnt II
right - Times job Department.--Main
t52e.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
ARCADIA co.
WILL HAVE HALL
SEATING 10000
Work on Big Structure Adjoin-
ing Dancing Pavilion To BE
Started in Spring
WILL BE AVAILABLE
FOR LARGE CONVENTIONS
Huge Auditorium Is Designed
Primarily For Use as Roller
Skating Rink

Plans for the construction OF brick
and steel hall with seating capacity
of 5000, were announced, Friday, by
j. l.. Woods, president OF the Arcadia
Amusement Co. The new structure
Viii adjoin the present Arcadia
dance hall, and although ii will be
conducted as a roller skating pavilion,
separate from the dance hall, steel
shutter arrangement viii connect the
TWO halls, permitting them TO be con-
verified into one. and giving com
bined seating capacity OF 10000. This,
according 10 Mr. Woods, will provide
Detroit with hall large enough to
accommodate the biggest conventions,
and also afford ample space Tor auto
mobile shows.
The new building will be a skat-
ing rink, primarily" said MIR. Woods.
but our plans are so arranged that
le two structures can be combined
INTO one immense hall--a hall that
will be big enough TO handle any con-
vention that will come to this city"
The lot on which the new hall will
De built, has frontage OF 250 feet
on Stimsonpl., and is 100 feet deep.
The new building will be L-shaped.
back OF the dance hall. The lease
for this property was obtained from
The Stott Realty Co. OF which David
Stott is president.
Mr.. Woods said work on the new
btilding will probably be started this
spring Al the same time, the Ar
Eadia will be remodeled, TO conform
With the architecture and decorative
scheme OF the addition.
There will be an overhanging gal
lery on all four sides" said Mr.
Woods. The floor and gallery com
bined will contain $4,000 square feet
OF floor space. The main floor will
be absolutely free OF posts, the gal
leries being swung from steel arches
The shutter arrangement will permit
us TO use each building separately or
together as the occasion ,ay de-
mand. One mammoth convention hall,
or twocsmaller ones. could be used
at the same time.
in remodeling the present Arcadia.
We will install huge gallery in the
east end This gallery will seat $50
persons. A stage will be built in the
Vest end. A complete kitchen will
be added, 70 make the place complete
for banquet purposes.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
R easss. | S S oss 4

line
No transient advertising inserted for
less than Ice with cash: lSc II charged
per insertion.
The above rates apply to all classin-
cations except Births, Cards OF Thanks,
Obituaries, Meeting Notices and all Ads
preceding Male Help.
Births, Deaths, Cards OF Thanks ana
Meeting Notices-Minimum charge. 500
for rs words or less. Over 26 words
one and one-third cents for each extra
word.
Personals Minimum charge. s0c
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
DEATHS

Ella Budnitzky. 2s2 Alfred. s. years
myocarditis: Charles Bartz. West side
hospital As years, lobar pneumonia
Title oster 3SS Moran. u years
lobar pneumonia Sophia Zimmerman,
1850 Hurlbut, IS years. senility. VIII
liam Cox, I6s Mountclair. "A years
uraemia: John Hommell. $40 JOS cam
pau. GO years, cardiac dropsy; Joseph
Leloneck 139 T. Ferry. months
inanltion George Tlebda. l42 Copeland.
81 years. tuberculosis; Adrian r. Ro-
zell. Detroit copper Mills. so years
heart disease; Adeline Johnson, 612
Artillery. 81 years, mitral stenosis; J.
asphyXiation Dean " Jackson. Harper
hospital I year, brain cyst. Robert
Dickson, $50 parker 81 years. locomo
tor ataNia: Hattie Jahns, 4I2 Lumley,
IS years. lobar pneumonia; John saul.
1895 Michigan, ~ yeaiE, mitral Insult
fcienCy. Frank Miller 6G3 Epskine. %
years. phthisis. Maryanna Wisniewski
713 Mitchell % years, nephritis; Will
liam H. Brace 1872 Bagg 80 years
.broncho pneumonia, John \. Bidigare
SAC Congress e. 80 years. tuberculosis .
Blanche AleJskl Grace hospital rs
years. lobar pneumonia; George -
Potter, Harper hospital, 70 years. lobar
pneumonia Frank ~ Amour, 40 la
Sale. "a years, carcinoma Mary Cos
podarek So Twenty fourth. IS years
senility. Anna Idske. 500 Buchanan, CT
years, nephritis. Elma T.. Barber. 65
Washington blvd IS years cafbolic
acid. Adelbert Wohlfelder Harper hos
pital. ~ years cystec kidneys
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
Friendly Tin

The ferreteyed little man stepped
across the street car aisle and whls-
pered into the ear OF the tall chap in
q gray suit:
@You'd better wipe that bit OF egg
on your chin The income.tax man Is
Just two seats in front OF youth
dianapolis star
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
nePT. OF PUBLIC WORKS
PROPOSALS FOR TEL
AUTOGRAPH MACHINE

Detroit. Ian. {, lsl5,
sealed proposals viii he received at
tbe oface OF tie department % public
Wosts Detroit Mi2h uutil tuesday,
Jana 10. 1915. at ~ o'clock .. "a. stand
Ard ,inie. AT which cinie and place they
0lII b. opened. for one Gray National
1'elautNuraph. With ~ three ~ y No
.at. .tstr~rutoT and wired complete. IN
s.ntltt iu Ma, of's Ofhcs. CitI Hall
The riGht g. reject any on all poo
poscig - expressly reserNsd AL poo
DnsaI a. BE- made !n duplicate
ta.l GEO. II FENKELI-
8.FrsX Commissioner
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
rnR sAIE--FURNITuRE
ron s,LE-FuRSrruRE
suE-FIRNIruRE ron sALl|-tCeNlIuhE
Leaving for California

I WEEK FURNITURE OF MT
HOME. BEDS COMPLETES SEVERAL.
ovERsrCFFED BROWN AND BLACK LEATHER
Ft'MeD RUGs. SEVEN
OIL
ANpp PAINTED CHLNA sTAIOAtN Ann
NJ REFRIGERATOR PIANO
WILL. OF ORIGINAL OR sALS
OFFER REFUSED THIS is oIANp o.
STARTING NORTH sies-A
oR 4
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
They Hesitate.

II wonder why there are so few
woman architects
Perhaps women are afraid they
might be called designing creatures. ="
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
GOWNS.
WHITLEY
towns and Tailor suits.
GOWNS.
HOTELS.

MACK. i9-i5 Columbia w Cherry t03
oregon. is Columbia r. Cherry 1913.
steam electric. running water each
room. Rates soc. 15e and u per day
ts,r CHARLES HOrEL--Take Wood
yard car TO John r.. hotel half block
east European 81 per day and up
Chas T. Monroe, prop. Moderate
Iriced cafe in connection
HOTEL FRANKLIN. Larned and Bates.
block OFF woodward and Jefferson,
isuropean soc. 75c, 81. and 81 so per
day. RI. II. James Il Son. Prop'rs.
HOTEL NORMANDIE. Congress. near
Woodward. Geo. Fulwell. Prop. Euro.
\Bean plan. 81 TO s2.2V dayi hlgh, graae
cafe. restaurant and buffet; moderate
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
ron sALE-NIscELLANroUa
LINd.s 1879 LEE

Oh PIANO BAk0AlNdf
Newby * Evans. fine sweet tone $3.50
schiller Bachmann. duh oak. re-
turned fIOm rental ......-... 1se
Newby 4 Evans. favorite with
musicians .......+ ...+..s.... 1fpf
Schiller, entirely refnished.
Milton. plain rich case. beautiful
KrSEsuef Bros. anest style, good
Newly 4 Evans. sweet singing
quality tone ....A...........r -
crown. big tone ........A....- z4S
Clough q Warren. mahogany.
hnest style ,......,..,.i .....' byss q
Schiller Bachmanu, mahogany,
Just like new .......-... l22
Newby a. Evans, fine tOne....... 80
.tlough a. warren, fair ~. -. ~ y
Newby Evans. highest GRADE, ..tiI
sweet tone ...........-..s... 80
iNnabe, received IN exchange. atJ
krakauer Bros, beautiful tone. 80
al h'SS, returned from ' 2.s
Newby & evans. slightly used.
IKE new .sF-. -. 49, a.
schiller Bachnann. cannot be 80,
told from new ............... ~ y
,hickering. bargain ....,...:. "a =
Nlough Warren taken IN trade
on player ,.,,........,..,+...- 20 :
Kingston, plain ease. ....,...... ls9 4
PLAYER-PIANOS. :,
Milton, high-grade New York
make r......-...-.. 1850. 49,. Nfgv =
Tiffany, sweet tone. a fire player S5s
,Inton, cannot be told from new Sl9 Z
LING PIANO HOUSE, IS LIBRARY 4
AVE. over Macauley's Book Store
No Agents One Price.
F'ifty fourth Year In Business.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
MOVING AND STORAGE.

HAVE SHEKELLS' Moving a. storage
co; handle your goods. Office l27-I2s
Phone Main S07-4252. Night Cad. 2i5t:
c. FRANK BAADE for household ana
commercial storage; moving Z5S-gsO
Cd. River w. NJ. 2425, night Cd ll04 W
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
oPToMETRIsTs AND opr,cIANs

VAN NLlET, 242 Griswold-st Phone
Main 1916. Manufacturer of Optical
Goods Thorough examination OF
the eyes MADE. Thermometers, Opera
Glasses, Lorgnettes, Etc. ALI work
guaranteed.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
HELP wA>TEn-sALE.


BARBER wanted saturday afternoon
and evening. 700 Oakland. HtmioC K
6SG-I
BARBER wanted FOR Saturday 81
guaranteed $50 Oakland. corner ~
ClaN-ave
BARBE1t- wanted, hrst-class barber
a steady position 800 Michigan-ave
Roy with btCytie Tot grocery and ns az
market 1.5b Hamilton blvd.
.OFFICE BOY. Apply l20s Dime Baus
bldg. after . 0'clook.y-r
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
DIED.

DIED.
EISN lRTH--Jan. 10, susanna, rclict OF
the late George j Elswirth. and be-
loved mother Of John g.. Mrs Jose
phlne BOetticker. Henry Eiswerth.
aged 90 years. Funeral from resi-
oencs, 1898 Sherldan-ave. Saturday
at 80 and St Anthony's church &.
GREIG--Jan "a. at his residence. 735
Trumbull-ave. David. beloved hus-
band OF the late Caroline and father
OF David. William, James. George.
charles. Alexander. Elizabeth, Mrs
James tlalstead and Mrs o C.
Sprunk Funeral saturday az y.
m from house.
HAWKINS-At the home OF her par
ents. Mr., and Airs. Ell SHARON. ga
Chene.st. Sadie HaW kins. beloved
wife OF Wilfred Hawkins. beloved
sister az John. Ralph. I'll, Ryce and
Beatrice SharrOw. Mrs Geo willard.
Mrs ira smith and Mrs. Henry Helt-
man lnterment at Ngonac. Mich.
saturday at 10
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16

- - - -
Detroit Tunes job printing Derart-
,nrnt--AfJin $500.
-
rnn AIE-EIRNITIRE
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
MOVING AND EXPRESSING.

HNb fEAFNESSTNG.
II. N. HOSMER-New and second hand
household goods bought sold and ex-
changed. Stoves repaired.
S4O-42 Grand River-ave Cad. 324O-J.
CAMERONS Express-Packlng, ship
ping, expressing and light trucking.
Phone Cadillac 2072. Cherry 3s42-R.
HORSES, harness, vehicles all kinds for
sale. cash or time. CD. River Nov AZ
Exp. Co. 9Sl Grand River. w. ID.
Merrill, phone Walnut 1886
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
-.....--.-------.--
PERSON a..

PERSONAL.
NoTICE--If any poor girl Is In trouble.
needing advice. friendship or help,
write or call on SECRETARY MAR
0ARET DUFFY, 99S-Sort-st. west
Salvation Army.
LADIES HATS REBLocKED Beav-
erp and Felts our speciality The Ex-
elusive Hat Frame SHOP. 81 Grstlot
STORAGE AND CkHTAGE.
ACME STORAGE. mammoth warehouse
Storage. moving. Main seq a Gilman
CENTRAL STORAGE co, moving
packing; nrspfoof; rates right. Mo-
tor vans Tor suburban moving
RoEHL BROS, Storage. Carriage and
Packing. Office ls2 Alfred. Ridge
s2S. Wsverly-ave
FARTY MOVING TO California can
rent part OF car. Central storage
Co. Cadillac 90.
WANTED-MIsCEI
WANTED Used postage stamps and
stamp colleetiols for cash. McGrav
stamp Co. SOC Elks' Temple PhoAe
Cadillac $685.
OLD feather beds wanted. JAwel Leather
Mattress Co. 2bs Mich Ch@r,y so.-l ;.
MONEY To LOAN.
CONS RUCTION LOANS LIBERAL
amounts. J Weber. 7Ol Gratiot.
LOANS ON Personal PROPERTY.
MONEY LOANED az lowest rates On
diamonds watches. mink ava seal
skin furs. Business strictly comb
dentiaL I'nredeemed pledges for sale
Van Baalen's Loan Office
A M SHED 1870 CAD. 20es.
IFS sheiby-st. IN rear % Hotel cadillac
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
HOTELS.

HOTEL MARIETTA. 276 Randolph
quietest a mile circle; ideal for out
of-town visitors; convenient to shop
ping and theater districts.
THE HENRY CLAY-Ten stories, fire.
proof. heart OF city. Center and John
X" next TO Broadway. Family and
bachelor suites; tTansients accommo-
dated.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
HELP wAxTEp-,IALE.

HEif NANTED-liALE
Statesmen. ase Is 10 20. with refer
enees. all a, NJ - Goe6el eldg
TIMER wanted at zoos Woodward
NANTED--1eams To haul clnders by
contract. 80 East Forrest
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.
COMPETENT MAID for general house
WORK, must be good cook and furn-
ish reference, small family. SO East
liancock-ave. Tel Grand 2267
COMPETENT girl general homework.
hlcr nome Tor Rood girl with refer
ehces FAMILY OF three. 100 Nlnde-
COMPETENT girl to do general house
work Tor small family, best wages.
Apply Friday on Saturday morning
912 John Rest.
A GIRL for general homework. Must
Virginia Park
YOUNG GIRL to assist with house
work 9s2 Highest, east.
WANTED experienced laundress.
for Monday and Tuesday, at 500 East
Grand blvd. Must have references
TO RENT-RooMs.
HOTEL FRANKLIN
Cor Larned & Bates-only block from
woodward and Jererson-ayes :,
Special Fall and Winter Rates. soc.
Toe, u. $3.50 per day, - TO " per VIZ
RooMs--Furaiture Tor rooms complete.
u weekly. sumner Co. A'eh. and ftn
TO RENT-FIATs.
SMALL UPPER FLAT. Al wnlis-ave,
west. sl+. Married couple preferred.
To RENT-HoUsEs
5e2 McCLEIL.AN--seven house
with bath and steam heat, $2S.
Grand 600-M
HANNAH RENTAL AGENCY
ONE McGRAw BLDG.
|
TO EXCHANGE-REAh ESTATE.
2-FAMILY FLAT
Cottage and l0-room house for farm.
Equity in s-room house for vacant
4-famiiy rat near Woodward. viii
take up 10 ss.oce IN vacant as nrst
payment
2-fainily rat that pays 10 per cent.
will take goodslot AZ first payment.
IL ACRES
Near Lake So clair. this side OF Mt.
Clemens, new bungalow and barn.
Prefer 2-family fiat
8 acres, car line. one block away,
stores. churches and school near,
with own gas plant an ideal home
want residence. West side pre-
ferred.
60 acres with stock and tools, 10
miles from Detroit. first-olas? land.
Will take improved or small pay
ment down. balance easy terms.
1877 acres in Oakland county. on lake,
viii take small first payment, bali
ance easy terms
w. j. VAUGHN
Sll Chamber or Commerce. Cad. 1891.
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JEWELLERS.

STONES JEWELRY SHOP. II Michi-
gan-ave., opp. Cad hotel l7-jewel
Eigin, lt size, special S9.75. Stones
wedding Rings are the best.
T.. p. THOMAS & SON, Practical Opti-
clans, Watchmaksrs and Jewellers.
Eyes tested and glasses furnished on
short notice. 81 Michigan ave. Tels-
phone Cherry 3576-J
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PET STOCK. DIRps orc
RAGTIME PIANO.

piano taught I'm 20 les
sons; book free. Christensen School
Popular Music, rooms l4-17-ls. l0s
Broadway. Established 1909 Phone
Cherry 3669-J.
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Umbrella Store, IL John
Y NMenluin sno NE -sraue umbrellas
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LACES.
LADIES' Trimmings and Furs. DE
LOVES LACE STORE. H. r. RinRa.
Prop Direct importers 1914 Il,
brary-ave. Phone Main 1895.
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REAL ESTATE, LOANS, INSURANCE.
AI.LDIS & CO., 400 4Ot-i02 Union Trust
Building Phones Cherry 234O and
CITY 1929.
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LILLIAN f. MOYLAr, manufacturers
OF special ordered corsets. abdom-
,acf Al guaranteed. Phone Main 6lSo.
a. University Bldg.
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FLORISTS.

w. PLEGER-Furs at retail,
ET rsN,nnodeledi repaired, stored. I'll save
vou 3. Cherry $40. 26 Broadway.
,yf BOLTON, MANUFACTURE OF
I,iiRs so BROADWAY. PHONE
i-HERRY 1906.
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HANDY AND SERVICEABLE INDEX OF
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL FIRMS

AUTOS AND TIRES.
USED Automobiles and Tires; over 100
cars to select from; 25Se of on stand
ard makes OF tires. Martin Motor
sales Co, s265 JefIerson-ave Phone
Cadillac 1882. Open Sunday.