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The Washington herald., 1915-10-14
Ripening Nuts at Home,

In the early fall one often get a sup
ply of walnuts or hickorynuts that have
a green unripe taste. Instead Of throw
ing these away, just put them into .
warm oven until heated through, and
they are as rich and ripe as ono could
desire. says Mothers Magazine.
This is a good plan for farmer boys
and girls who want to hurry their nut
crops to market to get first prices, for
not only is time saved. but the quality
Of the nuts seems improved thereby.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-11

DErRciT. Mich. Nov. Io.--open-
ing: Wheat In the Detroit market
opened with an advance Of &c. (fhe
n AvSypcci oesning prloea rs.r:-
arsy Sesh ~. RED wnss;. u-is:
ps?c,ns.r Wa; Nay. C.fsh; No. l
The corn market 10 arm and quiet
q s.Ne for cash No. s and sshc Cor
No yellow.
Dat. are s,saay and quis, at 4oc
for standard. ssc for cash No. 3
white. and 3s0ssnc for No. 4 white.
Rye 10 Easy at u OF for cash No. 9.
BEANS are moving slowly. Picking
10 taking about four times as long
- usua, and about four times as
many bad beans are taken out. There
10 fair demand, but prompt de-
livery 10 out OF the question. Inn
mediate AND prompt shipment beans
are quoted At 3.4o: November at $3.50.
and December AT $40.
Cloverseed IL inactive at 311.9O for
prime spot. December and March.
and 5000 for prime alsike.
Timothysecd Is dull at 1896 for
prime spot.
Grain receipts at Chicago. THURS
day. were 1873 cars OF wheat, 1853 OF
corn and 27s OF oats.
May wheat in Chicago opened
Thursday at $1.05 a 1854 for wheat;
sS!@ 63isc for corn. and SEA q 397s c
for oats.
Liverpool wheat opened unchanged
to Id higher and corn Id lower.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-11
WYANDOTTE

Charles Neuendorf. Jr., was stree
by an automobile Wednesday, evon1o&
and sustained q sprained hand. M
The attraction at the Met1o0
church lecture course Friday evenlM<
will be Colongelo's Italian band. RE-
The n. of e. Will meet In G.. NJ
A. hall Friday evening. 9i.sS3
The Michigan Alkali club will tn
whitefish supper to members 6A43
urday evening.
The Bunco club will meet with MvrS
Carl Schroeder. Van Alstync- blvd. e(I
Thursday evening. ~
The Christian Endeavor society %
the Presbyterian church will give 4
baked goods sale Saturday afternooN
in the church parlors. W
The Independent Juniors will proes
tice basketball In Arbeiter hall AZ n
D. IN. The following please repoye5
Kunze. Getting, hester. Cadger, MAJ
son. Steinhaver and O'Neil. ~
Five new members were taken tue0
the Wyandotte troop. BOY scouts, ~
Wednesday evening, making q total
mebership OF 80. Ten took their tens
derfoot examinations. and six are pre-
pared 10 take the second-class exai11es
nation next Wednesday evening A.
the city park. Friday the Scouts VIII
meet at y. M. for drill practice IN
preparation for the exhibition TO %
held in q few months. a week from,
Friday the Wyandotte troop will hike
to Trenton. where they Will visit the
Wyandotte High school football
team will play Royal Oak high ~
Royal Oak Friday afternoon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-11
YPSILANTI

Rev. Frank Kennedy. Barney John
son. Leon keush. DR.. Geo. NJ. Hull.
Hon. Frank Newton. Henry g. Platte.
Bury are enjoying a To-Day outing
at Seney, upper peninsula.
Miss Vera Richardson and her
pupils at the Normal conservatory
will entertain Friday after Thanks
Mrs. &. J. Barker. of River-st. is
visiting her mother. Mrs. w. w. Hun
Earl Batcheior. OF sherwood. is a
guest of his uncle. e. J. Barker,
Born. Wednesday. to Mr.. and Mrs.
Archie d. Matthew'S. a daughter.
ed. Wednesday eyenins, IN the II. E.
The two-day convention OF the
jackson Congregational association
and wednesday. closed last evening
with a union meeting Of all the
churches in the city. DR.: @. ID. Sun
derland, of lansing. and DR.. l. C.
ers. the former givinx an address on
ter on Religion and the modern
mind" The meetings were all we'll
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hsrrinstcn and
s sn.sts or Mrs n EFT. o 1es CITY, are
Word has been received OF the
Ypsiianti resident. in. the home of a
daughter. Mrs. Paul Hagen. in Union
town, Pa. Mrs. Forman moved away
from this city about 10 years ago.
0" The s'f Friends Church " csristisn En-.
deavor society met Wednesday eve
ming in the home OF Chas. Thrasher.
Mrs. b: r. Hodges. Mrs. Eliza
Mrs. EonntA Nah
Mrs. Denton Glass and Miss Dora
Fletcher were in Ann. Arbor today
(Thursday). to attend the county
coSEsntIon OF c sns l. e IA. T. r M
her home in Hamilton. Ont. after a
Smith, OF Railroads.&c..
complimentary party was ten
dered the new members OF the Ypsi-
lanti study club. on Wednesday aft
ernoon. at the home of Mrs. M. j.
Mrs. Thomas Geer was hostess to.
At a meeting to be held Thursday
evening II will be finally decided
whether ,or,not the I Kn,shts OF
organized. Fred L. Gallup. first lieu
tenant OF the company. which was
famous In 1904. says that at least so
men should. report for drill. that
fewer number than that Will not
make a team worth while.
The Huron campfire members will
take a long hike up the Huron. FRI
day.
Mrs. Clarence williams. OF South
Huron st, 10 entertaining Mrs. A. w.
oliver and daughter. of Escanaba.
Manager Renne, OF the Ypsilanti
opera house. is planning to run
vFufevtiIe shows twice each week In
connection with the photoplays.
rne stony Creek Methodist Epis-
copal Ladies' Aid society will meet
for an all day gathering Thursday.
Nov. Is, at the home of Mrs. Elton l..
Sanderson. Assisting Mrs. Sander
mer Saudcrson and Mrs. Fred Swan
niger.
The G.. A. r, will meet next on
Friday evening. Nov. 10.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-11
MT. CLEMENS

Robert Posner. Jr.. IL confined to
his home, Clemens Park. by illness.
The what-So- Ever Circle Of Kings
Daughter; viii meet with Mrs. Hen
day afternoon.
The little son OF Rev. and Mrs. F.
s. Stitt. Lincoln-ave.. horn a week
ago today, died yesterday. The re-
mains will be taken TO Evsnsyille,
OF Detroit, will conduct a prayer SER
vice at the house this morning.
Among those from this city attend
ing the state Sunday School convan-
ton, which convened in Battle
MieRiehsm. Of Ii. Baptist church;
Miss Alice Tucker, Mr.. and Mrs. G. r.
Rose, Albert a. Devanticr and Miss
DR.. A. A. Parisot returned home
,ss fr WS,,s ~ s.s,, wit
the doctor learned thar his only
brother, Amiei, WHO left Mt. Clemens
s5 years ago as boy. and whom he
had not seen during that time. was
located in Florence. Idaho. and q
The. two met. and Amiei IL to visit
the old Parisot homestead, in elm
ton township: near this city. during
the. coming holidays. His mother
still occupies the farm. but the
eSare s'ss" Who i.c. ysi
TO Mt. Clemens from Sew Castle. Pa.
an experienced dry goods man, nas
purchased an interest In the business
known a. the John Kuhn
HG Sy sSs 'sHrs 81 the as s. o.
mqyed his family to this city, and
will make Mt. Clemens hts future
Miss Hattie Pslsisr returned hone
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-11
PLYMOUTH

Piymouth's old soldiers are going
fast She has lost two IN the last
month and another one. Ephrtnm
Partridge. In very low at the presert
time and Is not expected TO recovnr-
The other night he wandered on down
by the river. and when found was ont
OF his head Since then he has been
In very critical condition. MA
The village council has shaken VI.
the lighting department. The cher
engineer and electrician has been
ousted and one % his men quit out
Of sympathy. Hereafter the Lighting
piant will be under the supervision ~.
the lighting committee. With powst
Go act In all cases. 90
President Louis Hillmer. who han
been very sick. II slowly recoveriu<-1
The Presbyterian church OF P1v-:
mouth Is planning TO make an adolf
ton to the church ><f
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-11

Frank selitz. s07 watson-st.. sc
years, pulmonary tuberculosis; Anna
pehn. 20 Arrons-sf.. 81 years. acute
eudocarditis: Edith Collin, 231 Err
skine st. q years. rclampsia sad"
about months. broncho- pneumonia:
Edward Lewis. Children's Free hos
pital one year. cho-pneumonta
John Smith. City Receiving hospital.
about es years. chronic alcoholism
years. acute diiatation OF he't't:
Martha Peters. $50 Rusch.st.. IS
years, acute erdocardltis: Elsie Kul-
wicki, 100 McDougai1-aye.. one year.
DER e6ral spinal meningitis: Raw Jack
son. ~ neech-st. 81 years. puimonary
ing hospital. about q. years, frac-
tursd skgll: Elsie Christensen. Her
man Kiefer hospital. 6 years, diph-
liberia laryngeai: eliza Hoilenbsck.
SIS Hubbard-ave. SO years: angino
Sy.st.. months. marasmus: Jane.
G. Pickard. ltss Fourteerth-st.. 81
years, pulmonary tuberculosis: SAM
VEL Terrsauit. 7Ss Twenty ei ghth st.
]S years, cirrhosis OF liver: Caroline
cinoma Of stomach; REGINA p. Arch
enbroun. 2ss Antietam-st.. ~ years.
rectal carcinoma: Carrie Crawford.
90 Miiwaukee-ave. f.. 90 years. pull
monary Tuberculosis: Jennie Nader
ousus. .N y. High.st. about 81
NowAk. f2a Hammond-ave.. z months.
voivu1us: Lena weiland. St Mary's
hospital ~ years. exophthamic goi-
tire: Joseph HOFFMAN Jr.. ITS Beais-
Ct. three months. marasmus; Louis
mainutrition: Francis Edith Fraiey'
si2 Horton-st.. one month. CASTRO
0nteritis.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-11
FEARS GIRL
STRIKERS
Would Carry Gun to
Defend Self Against
Their Brothers

WYANDOTTE. Mich. Nov. H.
Robert Lorenz. an empioye of the
McCord Manufacturing Co.. at which
40 girls have gene on a strike, asked
the city officials for permission to
carry gun, as the brothers and
relatives Of the strikers are report
ed to be on the lookout for any per-
son trying to get to work. The com
missioners referred him to the coun-
ty officials.
The girls are Is determined to
stay out a. ever, and have excited
the sympathy Of many people. The
company Is also determined not to
accede to the demands of the girls,
declaring that they will have other
workers In q short time.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-11
BODY FOUND IN
LOWER RIVER

RIVER ROUGE, Mich, Nov. IL
The floating body Of man was
found In the Detroit river, near the
Great Lakes Engineering Co., early
Thursday morning, by workmen. A
spectacle case of aluminium with Che
address. Prank Hauber. No. 622
New Jersey-ave., Washington, d. c."
scratched on II was found In . peck.
ct. The body was greatly decom-
posed, and 1t was not possible to de-
termine the mans age.
The body was taken to Gallagher's
morgue awaiting Identification by
friends or relatives.
The man is believed to have been
living In Detroit.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-11
Births


stanton. PrSvidenee hospitsiS Jacob
Cohns. Providence hospital: Edwin
s C.ds T !, sa fsi.1 zoe 6oos
Waldo.st.: Louis panelvits. aos owen
Ct, John Edgar WILDER. 30 Roose-
xelt-aye.: Domenico vettromo. sSe
Hsswsii- Peter Brnexin.ki. 1921
Junction-ave.: John Forma.. 22s TIL
maj. ave; Joseph Debbs, 80 owen
ave; Nathan Garland. Harper hos
81: symon Piscsyk. us Hammind-
ave-; Nectar Van Hooran. b!a sey-
burn-ave.; Henry c. Daley. .2ls w:
Rhil.delphis: Eugene Enssi:: 49, az
Hastlngs.st.; Adoiph Lorena. se4
Alexandria. E.; Lorenx Ciobran,
ll3, Russsii-st.; Frank Latos. ~
Mitchcll-ave.; George sand. SSs f.
Fort-st.; Andrew Krsak. at2 Daniel
Of. Anthony karpinski, So r. Alex
andria- ave; Harvey David Scott, Wo.
man's hospital; Rsraeii CapMdi. g,
Twsnty-nrst-st.; Frank ohnson, ie.
Wtiiams.ave.; Anthony wiiarski. Sie
Thcodore-st.; Homer r. Wh hnss
iaS kudden-st.: Bronislaw 0usik. lSs
gersoll-st; Ray. q. Beechier. is2
0Inl<S
ZyGnant Arancx, 90: Harper ave:
Frank Reynatowska. II Parker.ave !:
Arthur Marrissette. ki2S Beais-st. :
Chas. West. ara Van Dyke-ave.: Wal
ter Nelson, ass shsrman-st.: Fred
thcny Tigeiski. sss RiopsIle-st.; VIM.
Joseph Boston. so Loraine-ave: John
J. Pomeroy. III w. Alexandria ave;
VIM Mevna. ,ts Gilbert ave; Fred
e esssy.' "a isss hs cssne.:t; leslie
Dichie. sTs Helen. ave: Charles X
Leggstt, $50 81. C1air-ave.: John j.
riahsrty. iss Bslmoat- Wesley
Hato. a.? south-st Joe Rovacs. sSs
south.st.: Jos. A.. Bnfch. lisa Water
loo-st.: MARGIN Nowicki. iMi Jos.
siss Michisan- ave: Antony Riotor-
sinski. 81 Kfnsman- at: Cornelius n.
Dawson, sts Buchsnan-st: Frank
Petreila. 7&s Mt, Elliott-st.: Robt'
s sssAS wcm MD%a Sosp S9sPI John Posaie
5 Goiiner-st.: Joseph Gehrig. 1919
Seminole Joseph A. Kurtz.
Providence hospital: ferry. w; Mat
Moore. Providenes hospital; John ]
Richard W Murphy. s7a ciark-ave
Frank Miller. t2o warren-ave. James
Precxynski $50 Hcndrie.st.; Henry
Lapiae. SIS shipperd-st; Albert Bzdak.
aso Mitcheli-ave.; Kostancy Banas-
xewski. s!4 warren:aye. ~; Ignacc
Leonard wieszchein. BIO Alexandria
ave. f.: J. l. Aikenheard, 15a Clair.
mount-ave.: Kazmterz Rarcha. ~
AlexAndria-ave.; Jan kruzmanski'
113 pubois-st.: ,has T.. Walsh. ,SSh
Y. Forrest, Ray Hilsorn. 1867 Cen
trAi-ave.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-11
Colnlnissi0 On
Wants CIT
Ready ~
IMPOSSIBLE,
SAYS DING
Must Have Rea1
Time to Prep
Meet COM

Corporation Counsel ~
Dingeman has received IN
cation from Cassius y e.
the state railroad comtujn
questing that the city male
traordinary effort to haye
ings on the application q t
gan State Telephone for p4g
TO install . u0difed nQI
metered service In Detroit, {
Nov. 16. Commissioners d
calls attention to the toct 4
hearings have been postpor
on several occasions ct the
Of the city. ls|s
Edward p. Burch u now
with q corps OF sssistautS
m appraisal Of the telapAn
pany's physical propertiee.
Of the company's books n =
ing made. Corporation o
Dingeman wants this infornat 80
use In the hearings before t11j
mission. He declares that g ri
impossible Tor the city to 66
with the commissions dema1l
an early hearing. |
"Mr. Burch has completsd oQ1I
per cent Of the appraisal W6Sl
date, and he has informed ~ 4
II will take 1t least q month 6U
to finish up" said Counsel IT.
NAH. "It took the telephone connl|
about q year to prepare Their;
praisal and application for mcel
service. The city does not NJ
delay the hearing Q single day.
we must have adequate time to|
pare our side. ! can undsrxtand !
the state commission il anxtoa1
proceed as quickly - possih1e,
I think We are doing our sh6Su
the work In reasonable time.
mr.. Burch recently doublo&
corps Of assistants to rush the II
After the reports are finished
want time to 60 over them
study the more important dotI
The city will not be able to pro-
on Nov. 16, and we will fight any
tempt Of the state commission
force us with an order" u
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-11
ANN ARBOR.

Red and white carnations and red
and white ribbons formed the decor.
ations for the annual Initiation and
society. which was held In Maoks
tea rooms. and was attended by a
large number Of members. Miss Arts
Van Deusen gave the toast. Sewing
mortise:a Miss Helen Tuthiii. The
cloth" Miss Florence Snyder. The
thread" and Miss Helen Bancroft
The board" The initiates were the
xrSor Helen Hss Msss: TSSs srf T.
en- Ely, Tarrytown. n. Y; Grace
Fletcher. Chelsea; Louise Potter.
Hastings; Emile Sargent. Valdorta.
Ga. FLORENCE snyder, Churchviiie. n,
Stowe. st. Johns. and Catherine Wen
ley. Ann Arbor.
A special day OF prayer will he OBJ
served by the Federation of Mission
Pre-. byterian church: Services viii
begin at gao o'clock. and a cordial
invitation has been extended to all
interested In the work OF missions.
member. Am or Il. r esspeh and % sw
corners In the city will be held at
the Methodist church tomorrow even
ing under the auspices OF the Ladies
Aid society Of the church and n the Off;
program. consisting OF music and
speeches.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society OF the Methodist church viii
hold a special meeting tomorrow al
In China by Mrs. Ohlinger. a mission
AIRY who has but lately returned from
that country.
No. SIS Church-st.. left his morning
for California.
The bi-monthly meeting Of the
Fortnishtly club OF the Unitarian
Mrs q. W. Berry tomorrow afternoon
The Ladies' society OF Zion Luther
an church. held a meeting this after
Miss Mary Foster. OF Pontiac. was
here yesterday TO attend a meeting
OF the Alumni association OF the
School OF Music.
Mrs. John Bender. Of Jackson; who
has been visiting at the home OF MS
William Arnold. has returned home.
Arthur Moore. of Eiba. In a patient
In the University hospital
Dr. Albert y. Storms. OF Indianap-
attend The funeral OF his aunt Mrs.
Judge Russell Peeier. Of Three Hiv-
ers, former circuit Judge was IN An 2!
'p. Kinne. Judge Kinns practiesd In
the local circuit court when Judge
Peeier presided over Y.
Kenneth splitter. OF saline. 10 the
champion corn raiser OF Wsshtenaw
county. having beer. awarded nrsv
prize In a contest held here hs no.
OF yellow dent corn. but won q speciai
vrIxe for the best single ear OF corn
shown. Fred johnson. OF ANN Arpof.
captured hrst prise FOR the pest ear
Of white corn.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-11
FORD

The new lighting system. which has
s.vsr., weeks. was lighted up for the
6rst time Wednesday evening. There
In now 4 double row Of street lights
an Biddie-ave. from Ford 10 the
Ecorse limits. All wire 10 under
rsmantN iron. The 1iRhts were In :
stained by the Michigan Alkah Cos
The council win meet Thursday
tn. M. Sewing club will attend
the lecture course In the d. Il. church
Wiii,am Busch, Goddard-st, IL III.
Henry Labe and Dalmus Labadie
are on . hunting trip TO sumpter'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-11
NEW YOnK PRODUCE.

NEW YMoRK. Nov. ii.--Tlogr: Firm;
supplies light. Pork: Dull nii; mes mes;
:,ss'ei,ss ,s ts RS Easy: Sugar %oo RAW
stronger: centrifugal. 90 test. lt0'
muscovsde, 50 test. .s!i2; rsnred.
.tronEsr cut loaf :. ss's'; rs SrSsasS.
ssss;n pCwds co,ie.! '''f Rio No. ! on
::e e: city. w FAC; COUNTRY. sSJse; HAY !
LIZ ff5y Clover. scseiiis'i. S 2 !, z Z
r rSTlsry; TIT is% a NC; fowls. iiHS
r FIRM; GEESE iS9iSc; ducks. isqs2e:
fowls. isHaisc: turkeys. aoMzic;
cs s.sssy; s suc','r nf.
mneU, 10 spec,ais. i3k q lsc; skins.
common to specials. sH0ishc'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-11
FOR sALE-FAR Ms
SALE OR EXCHANGE

SALE OR EXCHANGE
Grocery and dairy land. 320 acres
choicest cutover hardwood, Altoona
county. near good shipping town
and Hubbard lake community:
good timber for building. shade
and fuel finest soil. 1uxuriant tim
othy and clover meadow. spring
abundance of wild fruit, including
cranberries, huckleberries and
strawberries; 10 acres plowed, bal
ance ready for plow; trout streams.
inland lakes and deer nearby: no
buildings but lumber shacks; beau
dairy and stock farm: adjoining
lands-selIing for SIS and $40. Also
FIRST -class stock groceries. meats.
canned goods. baked goods. con-
fectionery. tobacco and produce.
and nxtures: brick store, with
apartment. basement and steam
heat. rent only s2S good class OF
trade and business; owner an In
valid. prefers to keep half OF land,
but Will let all go to make deal;
price $4,000; will take good I'm
,roved in or around Detroit.
80 ACRES. near Gaylord and cele-
brated Five lakes; mile from rail-
road siding. heavy sand loan;
good house. big barn. good build
ings and roads, some fruit, 8 acres
good churches. schools and bust
ness. price s2.5o0; also 40 acres
with beautiful beach. unfmprovcd
on Five lakes, $500: exchange for
house and lot or property near De-
troit.
Charles Engelhard. 422 Moffat Block.
Cherry 3011.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-11
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. Nov 11.-Opening -
Wheat December. up &c; May. up
&c. Corn: December. down sc; May.
up NC. Oats: December. up hc;
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-11

RstteP -. Creamery. extras, 29c:
nrsts. 1ec; dairy. Ale; packing stock.
EsSs . Fresh receipts. candIed.
cases included. a1c: current receipts.
3oc per doG Receipts Wednesday.
l.6si cases.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-11
Classified s,'t''''... | ' %,,; !

Cash With order. IL charged 10
Ne srs.,.sns sSv.ss,ns ,n;:,s;,ss
RE above sssss sSely - sn e,ass,:
scsiisss :.e:ps Essha SvSs g
end al ads prscs1!ps Hsis Nsip.
and 1cetinS Notices ninim1m
- words ons And one third csrts fos
Sacn extra word.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-11
TRENTON

Mrs Taho rrd Mrs LAilcy were n
Detroit, Thursday.
No new eases OF typhoid have been
reported lH "A week. Va
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-11

SMALL AND LARGE FARMS with or
without houses, acre to 200 acres.
]. r. Potts, Pennington.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-11
RIVER ROUGE

Frank Lauria and 4. .Jenete have
rome 10 Mt. Forest on a hunting uip:
MI. Arthur Weston has been called
IN south Bcnd. Ind, to attend the fu-
neral OF her father. r. Klein.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-11

Wednesday sfter having spsnt tive
weeks with her brother. Charlee
QUICK. at Tawar. Texas.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-11

60 ACRES. 80 miles from Detroit:
stock. crops and tools, $500. VIII
exchange. nn
90 acres. near Ypsilanti, only $500;
take Detroit property.
20 acres. near Belleville, extra good
buildings and fences. $4,000.
100 acres. near Ann Arbor. on Ply
mouth-rd.. $500. $3.50.
$500. Including stock and tools;
40 acres. same location, Is acres OF
GOOD timber. $500; will exchange.
l4S acres. Oakland county, small iske.
KfNGON REAL ESTATE CO..
40B whitney Bldg. Main Si's'
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, ,;*Ss s,s,; :::s 49,. s
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-11

BIG BARGAIN ABOVE MT. GLEN
lO-room house, barns 28x36. 30x60 ice
house, corn crib and hog house: %
acres work land, black loan soil:
this farm Is located between Anch-
orvi,le and Marine City. within .
railway, one hour and 90 minutes
from Detroit city hall.
Terms half cash and balance 8 years.
l.. JOHNS. Manager Farm Dept.
WALTER G.. PIPER,
Fourth floor, .. w. corner Griswold-
st. and Grand River.
NOTICE TO FARMERS!
IL you have a large or small farm Tor
sale At a bargain price and want
quick action write full particulars
and get in touch with the biggest
partment In the state Of Michigan.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-11
ron sALE-vAcASr LOTS.
UNTIL NOVEMBER 22ND
$3.50 Ford Tractor Lo-
cality LOTS Special
$1N Each

We are opening our new 81 odiv!sion,
GARFIELD Park. situated on West
Forrest. In the center Of the Fore
Tractor activity. and to- the nrst
100 people who answer this eAver.
ttssment. we will sell. - an "a.
vertisement. one or two OF our reg.
uiar e25o lots for only size Zach
Terms $40 down. and ~ monthly
These lots are all high. dry And Ter.
tile, but q short distance from the
trolley. and alongside OF lots tnet
are selling for from $3.50 10 $3.50
each. Thls 10 an opportunity Of
lifetime. for home 6uIldiaG. or IN.
vestment. that 10 bound to yteid y0o
per cent within II months. SeetnE
10 believing. Come out with NJ any
day, including Sunday. at s:1e e. m.
10:4S a. m. i:1b p. m. and $50 p
m. and see the property and Its
surroundings for yourself. This
property In bound 10 be the home
FOR thousands OF people who VIII
work In the tractor plant. ana other
Giant factories. within few min.
tes Of our property. For maps
p1ans and specifications. and free
trolley tickets to visit these Wy
lots which we are Offering speciai
for $40. call or address on or De-
fore Monday. Nov. %.
BRUCE REALTY co.
Telephone-Main BITS
1922 Majestic Bldg.
ONCE hours during sale. 0 .. m. to
$3.50 o. m
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S1Is FOR MASON Upright Piano
bea .tiful Hungarian walnut; larg-
est size: hand-carved panels: full.
derful value; small payments. Act
at once. GRINNELL BROS. 2+5
Woodward.
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