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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-10
TO IMPROVE
LAFAYETTE-BLVD.

Park Commissioner Dust and
members Of the council committee
on parks and boulevards, inspected
Lafayette-blvd., between Scotch
and Clark.aves., Wednesday morn
ing. Application has been made for
the widening of the boulevard by
cutting "a feet of the southern end
of Clark park. This Improvement
will eliminate dangerous turn in
the street. The commissioners VIII
include I'm his estimates a request
for sufficient funds to make the i'm.
provement.
The commissioner and the com.
mittee members also considered the
extension OF Lafayette-blvd. from
Clark-ave. TO Woodmere. through
the Sixteenth, Eighteenth and
Twentieth wards. This stretch has
never been paved because OF the ex'
cessive cost TO the AUDITING prop.
erty owners. by extending the
boulevard, the cost OF the paving
will fall on the city. The west side
aldermen are anxious to have the
city pave the stretch.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-10
MERCHANTS TO
VISIT DEALERS
IN FIVE TOWNS

About 20 Wholesale ana manufao
turing firms will be represented
when the special car engaged BY
the wholesale merchants bureau OF
the Board of Commerce leaves the
Pontchartrain switch at Z O'Clock,
Thursday morning, for o two-day
trip In which Lansing, Owosso, St.
Johns, Dewitt and Perry will be Wis
tied. All the territory to be visit
ed does business with Detroit and
the trade promotion trip is for the
purpose of giving the Detroiters a
chance to get acquainted socially
with their customers.
Among the firms represented on
this trip by the officers OF their con-
Germs are Bull Sons, Chope-Stevens
Paper Co., Commercial Milling Co.,
Delamater Hardware Co.. Edison.
Moore & Co., Farrand, Williams n
Clark, Michigan Drug Co.. Michigan
Shoe Co.. Newton Beef Co., Crane
Co., Frederick Stearns & Co., Unien
Paper & Irvine Co., A. Krolik & % I,
w. II. Edgar & Son. and several
banking institutions.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-10
Marriage Licenses

Julian Lapinski, "a; wisdusinwa
Teodorska, 20.
stephen ognian. AZ; Mary Barbu.
90.
George r. Alexander, 10. Detroit;
Juanita n. Trask. 90. Canton. o.
John Sinko, 20. Clara Merkely, 20
Antonio Livigni. 36; Teresa Amato.
IS.
Walter. L. Cummings. IS; Mary
Joseph Beilak. IS; Franciszka Ko.
samuel Greenebourn. rs. Kansas
City: Ruth j. Wocker. %, sauSe
Henry Cadieux, So; Louise Dreoui-
ard. 81.
William f. steel. 81, Chicago: Flor
ence NJ. Bicknell. 20. WATERFOWL, N ".
John Borycki, "a; Antonina Jedy-
John F. LininEer. az; Hilda e. w.
Wood. 81.
Abram Kapiin. rs; Anna Kastrin-
RAY Crane. 30: Edith Meethort. "a.
Edward Myers. 81; Susie J. Haw-
klns. 81.
Charles w, Clarity, ~. Detroit;
Agnes 8. 81. Germain, %, Chicago.
Lee Mynatt, %; Mollie Mccormack.
Charles J. Ridley. 2s. Greenfield:
Edith &. Pritchard, 10. same
Frank Buecker, IS. Covington. Ky;
Katherine schnick, ~. Toledo.
Rorick. 20.
Martin Lashley, 20; johanna Con-
die, 81.
William Keyes. "a; Bessie Dunn, 81.
Oscar ID. Baarlaer. %; Anna Doher-
~. Is.
Frank Mineo. 81; Grace Cipponeri.
20.
Thomas ", Decker. Jr.. 20; Mabel r.
McColgar, rs.
John Keinopka, a.; Rosalia stefa-
MAX. 81.
Clayton Dotter. az; Mary Biiek. II.
Stanislaw stoba, IS; Katherine sto-
fauick. 40
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-10
BONDSMAN HAD
NO PROPERTY
IN OWN NAME

Justice of Peace Marschner, Wed.
nesday morning. gave Herman
Schmier. law student, until Saturday
to return $40 to Anthony Palco, the
money having been paid by Palcc -
fee for bond. Palco was arrested
several months ago. and his bond
was fixed at $4,000. Attorney Sam
uel Thompson. counsel for Palco. In
duced Schemier to act 40 one OF the
boudsmen. on the agreement that
Schmier was to receive $50 for his
services. Schmier swore In police
court. when nc went on the bond,
that he held title to property In De
troit OF sufficient value to cover the
bond. ia
Palco was tried and acquitted In
police court. after having paid $40
of the $50 fee to Schmier. He be-
gan suit In justice court to recover
the money, alleging that SchmieI
had no right to go on his bond, be-
cause the property he described was
not In his name.
'1'll admit that It Is not recorded
in my name in the register of deeds
ONCE" said schmier, but have the
transfer OF the deed to me In my
pocket"
Justice Marschner held that
Schmier should not have gone on the
bond. knowing, as he did. that the
real estate was not recorded In his
name.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-10
WOMAN AND
BROTHER-IN.LAW
INLOVE SUIT

Trial of the $4,000 breach OF
promise suit brought by Miss Ellen
B. Bischoff. OF Crosse Pointe,
against her brother-in-law, Frank X.
Harris, was started. Wednesday
morning, In circuit court. before
Judge Hally. Miss Bischoff alleges
that Harris asked her several times
to marry hi mduring their courtship
Of two years. They finally agreed.
she said. to be welded In Novem-
date time after time. she charges.
and finally refused to 80 70 the a.
tar. Az zs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-10
NEW PATRIOTIC
SOCIETY JOINS
IN PEACE EFFON

The second meeting Of the q
troll branch of the Star Spa1G1(
Banner association was held In RI
lor X, Hotel Pontchartrain. Wo0m1
day morning. Mrs. A. Y. Ladus, ~
ident, presiding. Mrs. w. @. H.
was elected corresponding secret91
and c. p. Iarned treasurer. Roo|
lutions that this society join ~
other patriotic organizations n -!
ing the president to cooperate ~
other neutral nations for the pf
pose OF bringing about honOrAl
peace in Europe were carried NM
imously.
AT the first meeting, two wee1
ago, the branch was formed with
charter members. The object 4
the association Is to promote r
triotism and American ideals.
celebration. concentrating g.
flag, will be held Sept. IA yearly. :.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-10
FOR SALE-FARMS
SALE on EXCHANGE

SALE OR EXCHANGE
Grocery and dairy land. $40 acres
choicest cutover hardwood Altoona
county. near good shipping town
and Hubbard lake community:
good timber for building. shade
and fuel finest soil. luxuriant 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
tifui surroundings. fine place for
dairy and stock farm: adjoining
lands selling for SIS and $50. Also
first class stock groceries. meats.
canned goods. baked goods. con-
fectionery, tobacco and produce,
and fixtures; brick store with
apartment, basement and steam
heat, rent only s25: 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 Inn
proved in or around Detroit.
80 ACRES, near Gaylord and cele-
bratcd Five lakes: mhe from rail-
road siding. heavy sand loan
good house. big barn. GOOD Dulld-
ings and roads, some fruit, acres
timber. beautiful healthful region
good churches, schools and bust
ness: price s2.500: also 40 acres
with beautiful beach, unimproved
on Five lakes, $500; exchange Tor
house and lot or property near De-
charles Enselhard. 4s2 Moffat Block.
Cherry 30i1.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-10
BUSINESS AND
LOVE DIDN'T MIX

Love and business were strangely
involved in the association OF Peter
Tronskly and John Lewis. Business
brought one suit between the two
into the circuit court, while love
has brought another. which 10 now
pending.
Lewis formerly operated . hotel
In Ypsilanti Tronskly came there
to live. and fell in love with Lewis
pretty daughter. Dorothy. They be-
came engaged. It Il alleged, and
Lewis. seeking to do q good turn
for his. future son-in-law, permitted
him to take out o license TO con-
duct the bar In the hotel. Dis
sension arose between Tronskly and
the entire Lewis family. His en-
gagement to Dorothy Lewis was
broken, and she has started . suit
for breach Of promise against him.
Tronskly alleges that Lewis tool
possession of 5000 worth Of liquor
which he bought and paid for In De.
troit, and which he wanted to take
back, following the rupture In their
affairs. He began suit to recover
this amount. The case came before
Judge Mandell. Thursday morning
on appeal from the justice court
The court directed = verdict for the
defendant.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-10
new YORK
TO SURPASS
LONDON
Frenchman Sees City
AS Future Money
Center
TRADE SCOUTS
HERE ON VISIT
Hope to Place Much
French Trade With
u. S. Firms
By UNITED PRESS.

NEW YORK. Nov. 1o.-"New
York is certain to supplant London
as the financial center OF the world
If not immediately after the war,
at least in the near future"
Members of the French trade
commission which arrived here yes
terday 80 expressed themselves to-
day before leaving for Washington
to meet Ambassador Jusserand and
administration officials.
I'VE should not like to have our
friends In England hear US say 1t,
perhaps" said NJ. Chouffour. Paris
banker. vigorously polishing his
monocle. But. nevertheless, 1t Is
a fact. Civilization and also finance
moves westward. London may not
like 1t. but it Is inevitable"
Maurice Damour. chairman of the
commission, explained that the visit
is being made to America not for
the purpose of entering into con-
tracts, but to look over machinery
factories with a view to future pur-
chases. II the results of q two or
three months tour Of American in
dustrial plants prove satisfactory.
he said he saw no reason why the
$160, 100000 that France annually
spends in Germany for machinery
should not be spent In the United
States, provided that America re-
ciprocates by making such pur-
chases as she can In France.
1--WE didn't come here to buy"
said Damour, who Is secretary Of
the appropriations committee Of the
French chamber of deputies. 1T is
impossible to know exactly what We
need, because the Germans hold
much Of our territory in northern
France.
"But when we throw the Germans
out"-and Damour made violent ges.
lures with both hands as IL he were
engaged In that ope-ation-"well,
the fat man over there (pointing to
the exceedingly slender Z. de la
Saile-Thiriez, an expert, on spin.
ming machinery will tell the gov.
eminent just what we need.
I'VE might buy from England aft.
er the war, but England's prices are
too dear and England will nee
what she can produce.
1--WE cannot buy from Germany
after the war. not for years---it is
impossible-well, perhaps" and
Damour's eeys twinkisd-"perhaps
after so years we shall forget-we
shall see.
But IL we And things satisfac.
tory here then the war will see a
grand restoration Of trade between
France and the United States on q
permanent basis"
Three OF the live members OF the
commission have seen service at
the French front. All repudiated In
dignantly the thought that France
would consider peace at this time
Foolish! FOOLISH" exclaimed
Damour. bringing both hands down
upon the table with a vigorous
smash. "Oh, monsieur. that Is i'm
possible. There is no feeling like
that in France"
The itinerary OF the commission
Is I'm the hands OF the New York
chamber OF commerce. II has not
been fully arranged but includes
tours to all the principal manufac-
turing centers in the country The
commissioners expect to start their
trips OF inspections on their return
from Washington tomorrow.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-10
Deaths.

Mary Ann Alien. 7sz Iarchmont-
ave. a. years. apoplexy; George
Dolier, sg3 Franklin-st.. six months,
hroncho pneumonia. Karl Justus. s65
McMIljan-ave SO years. lobar-pneu-
monia; John Myer, Jefferson ave. mr.
Iroouois-ave., 50 years. fractured
neck; wladislawa Piotrowski. $40
Hancock r.. one year. hamilton
LINDA whitney Paine. 50 Melbourne
ave, ~ years. obstruction OF bowels
Peter Degen. 1868 Canton ave, -
years. carcinoma OF bladder; Freder-
lex Mackey. Children's Free hospital,
four months. entero- colitis, Louis
Ntadtiander. 500 ST. Antoine st. SO
years. pulmonary tuberculosis; WIN.
J, Cranston. as Dlfneld-ave.. 80 years,
chronis nephritis; verna A.. stead. e3h
Townsend-ave. IS years. bronchial
pneumonia; Catherine Lewamdowski.
Me Riopeile-st-. about 81 years, lobar
pneumonia: Catherine Fillip. 81 Ham
utond- ave. II years. pulmonary tu-
berculosis: Elsie Weber. Herman
Kiefer hospital. 10 years. scarlet
fever: Harry Warrington. Children's
Free hospital. SIX years. lobar pneu-
monia: Isabelle Pettingaile. 3O2 Hale
st. rs years, pulmonary tuberculosis;
Harry Miller. 80 E;vans.st.. Is years.
pulmonary Tuberculosis; Edward
Waters, s4i Jos Camnau-ave.. abAut
II years, apopleNy; John Peter Flem-
ing Is Palms-ave.. ~ years, chronic
inferstitiai ncphritis: VIM. Mcdowell.
Jr.. Receiving hospital. ~ years,
fractured skull: Celeste Degraces.
little Sisters OF Poor, 90 years. BILL
ary calcuIi
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-10
MOrtuary

DELANEy--Nov. Z. AZ residence. 1927
Townsend. Adelaide, beloved dauEh-
ter Of william and Anna Delaney
Funeral from above residence
Thursday morning. at 3 o'clock. and
from st. Anthony's church nj $40.
HBNsIEN-Nov 2. Ellen. widow 81
the late Peter Hensien. aged ~
years. Funeral from residence. u
Waterloo-st.. Friday at $50. and
~. Joseph's church at o.
lGUNGER--Nov. .. 1918. John. hus.
band Of the late Rose Munger. NJ
the age Of 81 years. beloved grand
father OF Earl William Zeeb. Mrs:
Louise Zeeb Penschiein. Funeral
Thursday. Nov. II. at lao, from ~
Beecher st. and from 81. Paurs
church. corner Seventeenth and
Rose-st.. at 2 p. m.
0eDWy ER--Nov. .. 1918. At his resi-
dance. 52s Forrest east. Michael
beloved husband OF Mary A. ODwy-
or, father Of wr. j.. Mary f., Mar
garet. Michael nd John O'Dwyer
Notice Of funeral later.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-10
Nearly 200 u
Attend Stat
Battle G.
MANY NOTAB
ON THE PRO
Powerful Spen
Address Ascend
Workers
BATTLE CREEK. lgich

BATTLE CREEK. Mioh
With nearly 1000 Aeloo
tending. the nfty-nfth s1al
gan State Sunday school &
opened today IN Battle o.
Sessions. which staste4
at . o'clock this mog4fn
continued each morning Z
and evening untti eefu
sions are TO be held q t
nacle. Presbytsrian. C0nG
First Baptist and Methe1
pal churches. The ooal1
be conducted under The 1
G. HI. Mott. a. Adrian, y}o1
the Michigan associa&ieQ
the powerful figures 49,
pear on the program y =
rem, Of Three Oaks, NJ
man Of the executive eoun1n1
president Of the Internal
day School association. y.
Among the speakers ~ r.
pear on tho program dW
week are Mrs. PhosAe - W
Grant n. hudson. Miss Am11
son, John L. Alexande4. ~.
welshimsr. and Rev. Wu1ln1
Brown. h
The program fos "Wednesday u
noon and svsning. which 1nGo|
numbss of shop nestinGBy -
lows: Is Is
Wednesday noon and shov I
ings-Nichols = shspardss. 4
can Steam Pump Co., Duple1 1
ing Press Co.. Alb stove O. II
Wednesday afternoon--l = 4
ficers' conference Ct TabeFnae|
p. m. Calhoun County =. "
vention: : p. m. q Taooeg
Song service, LED BY TullAr a.
edith; Some secrets Of h0u1
err" D. d. Gordon; The oltino
Of peace," H. 8. Gray: 'The
ing conflict" Grant N. Hu1e0n:
| p. m. convention confsreaCoD'
ond division 1t Tabernacle: ~
tary conference at Baptist a.
adult Bible class 1t First 4
church; on Sabbath school q
at IA. e. church.
Wednesday evening, q
nacle-7 p. m. song sefv14
choir; addresses of welccmss
Phillips, chairman Of Arranged
committee; Rev. r. w. Mssr'
Marshall, president Of county
citation; responses, G. H. Mot
e. X. Warren; memorial servi1
DR.. III. Hubbell; address y
F. e. Perry: THE MichigAn
advance" Prof. F. 8. Good
1.-THE challenge OF adolesc(
John L Alexander.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-10
STEAMER BREAKS
STEERING GEAR

SAULT STE. MARIE. Mich, Nov
io.-The steamer w. II. Gratwick
broke her steering gear near the
encampment while upbound yester'
day and grounded on the bank
blocking the channel and holding up
big feet OF stormbound steamers.
She released herself late last night
and made her way to the 500. She
Is making repairs to her steering
gear here.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-10
OF APPENDIxH
BRINGS REDUCTION
OF ALIMONX

At the cost OF his appendix, ktQ
Travis will gain temporary reduct5G
OF olimony by the terms OF . run
made In circuit court, Wedneo0
morning, by Judge Mayne. T1v
attorney made a motion that bic
mony be reduced from SO TO " r.
week. his chief reason being that
client would soon have to lose
appendix. IA
Judge Wayne ordered Travis N
amined by a physician, who stut(
that IL would be necessary % al
away the useless organ next mooe
"All right" said the Judge. &c
continue to pay $40 for the 49,
der Of this month. and - 49,
the doctors get ready 10 take ~
appendix you can start paytne
After you're cured. the amount 4
again be $40"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-10
Births

BOYS.
John Weiss. 32S Plumer-ave.: John
iiams. sss 81. Xabin.ave; Richard
fss sni.r ssi fws,i MsSsaV Morris: AZ
tsrman. Harper hospital; Frank ),
nscki. lis twenty: third.st.: George
Kreilach. 405 Cortland-ave.; walter
ossowski. SIS Dubois st; Charles r.
csis%ssr' w %S%nn bs aSsR,.a A.nsn
der Goldman. 1886 Michigan-ave; (;
ct: Peter Ciesiack. 53s Garneid-ave.
Franss.sc Fra1itta; ise catherin ,s,,a;
0reengood. 1877 Brewster-st; James
II. Urhies. ass Maple-st: John Leitch'
800 WaterIoc-st., VIM. IL. Spald'nk.
IS Lothrop.svs.; Eugene cherast. 40, SoS
Lawton.ave'. Frank wesensky. ISIS
sfYerson-ave. w; stanley Mcclellan.
7i<h St Ciair-ave., VIM. Server,
Woman's hospital: Nixon Meek; 10
St; Stanley Beizit. go Medbury-ays;
Marx l. Rowiey. 100 Brady-st; Ed :
ward Cyr. GAL Erskine-st; DAVID
Reid. zoe Chene-st.; John Posinski.
iSss MsDougsl,l.avs; IG ssPI,n r. +.
Lang. iiss Maxweii-ave. walter
Howrath, 1s7 Woodrow ave: Amiei
De Bushie. 100 Alter-rd.: Peter Dimi-
trio. n Grsying-st.: John Boucher
geiisto. csc Rnssell-st.
GIRLS
ps~iS Reid. So Robins ave; VIM.
Stoitka, II Horton-ave.: Peter Gar :.
uies. l52 Grandy-ave,; VIM Richard
Keyes. si2h sixteenth-st.: Lee Pan
nsy. ass st Aubin-ave.: Glenn j. van
Ripper, 263 Merrick-ave.: Wtktor Al
duiewicx. 1909. Campbell-ave; Junus
Cariack. a9s Tillman-ave.. John TO-
bin. $50 Lafaystte.ave.; Karoi Bttory.
per hospital: Sam Elcoyitz. 6sl Hast
fngs-st. Karl Bauer. Woman's hos
pitnI: ohm Kupz iTs Hales-st.: Rron-
tsiaus wichlinski. $50 Trombly-st
6tanislaus Uouten. 730 Milwaukee
ave. F.: Nofrio Abrignano. % chest
nut.st: Joseph Schmidt. 100 Hiligcr-
st.; Valentine Kusmiur. 81 Stovei.pi
Theodore Reid. Woman's hospital
Karoi Kowaiska, SO Lockwood ave.
isIaw Opalak. IS ko,eorn-ave VIM.
F:scr 9nopp. II r. Alexandria. ave
Angelo Jannuzzi. 1874 Iroauois-st
Barnet Paiiat. s02 r Columbia ave.
Albert John Fontaine. 80 Rivouac-
ave-; Chas NJ. Deliin" T26 Monroe
ave. Geo. w. Setback. 1884 Theodore
st: Walter Beckman. s. Mach-aye
Albert Giadyck. To- Laland.st; Jo-
seph 'Morsz. 2ss williams-ave'; mas.
Oratopp. i1t7 Theodore-st.; Joseph
wands. 237 81 Jean-st. wn. r. Hub
bell. 7s0H Greenwood Andrew
Peter Durecki. ICES Twenty-afth
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-10
Classified s,'t'.''... | s T,,; i;

Cash with order. m hasssd " .
No transient etsssng ,nssgsc.Ss
for less than lee. .Wtth essh; lie u
TIE sbevs rates Apply 70 sn slAss,:
ncatiens except B;rtha 0N9s Q!
and ali ads prscsd!ng Hsls Mslp,
and GcetinS Notices - Minipum
charge. SSc Tor IS verde or les0 Over
- words ons-and- ops-thtrd csLh Tor
earn extra word
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-10

II has been estimated b. s1aC
ed States geological suSvev
North Dakota couts1ne ~
80 oAogt tona g uG
80 shen
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-10

~ ACRES, good buildings. good orch
ard, best OF soil. s acres OF timber,
n living stream of water runs
through II: it's Y mile from u. y
r. stop. 8 miles from n,o Al ns Y",;r . >
stock. z hogs. rs chickens, $50
bushels Of oats. 30 bushels 81 pota-
toes. ESQ bushels OF corn. 10 acres
OF corn stocks. Is tons or hay, all
farming tools. owner might con-
slider a horne I'm Detroit. Price,
$3.50: some terms. This u beau
tifui property.
40 acres. best OF buildings. acres OF
berries: It's 2 miles from Aigonac'
a. clair river and scar Will con-
slider a home In Detroit. all stock
and tools, &4.100. We have all sizes
and priced farms.
Currie 4 Haulter, Algonac, Mich.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-10

TWO ACRES. Royal Oak. the best
buv there: only $3.50 per acre.
Two acres. above Royal Oak. close to
car. good 9-room house; barns
poultry house so feet long, fruit.
$4,000.
10 acres on stone road above Royal
Oak. s-room house, hip-roof barn
roultry house. some young orchard,
grapes and berries: only sb.Ooo'
$4,000 down.
FRANK f. BRIGGS
1861 Dime Bank Bldg.
Phones! Cherry 1868. evenings ana
Sundays Royal Oak ~.
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!. r ,;sss..: 5 s::'; D: :::. -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-10

40 ACRES in city 10000 ...... 1850
40 ACRES, hardwood: good soil 500
40 ACRES. 800 cash; 81 mo foo
Are not these better than vacant lots'
NJ sb2l CS BEADBE. MctiraW.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-10

Try bsmp Floral ssrvcs.
Showers for Everybody"
The I. Bemb Floral Company,
Albert Pochelon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-10
FOR sALE-REsIDENCr PROPERTY
Near Central
High School

Brick 7-family fiat. 6 rooms and bath.
3 bedrooms. large living rooms with
mantles; tiled vestibules. separate
furnaces. Out-of-town owner wish
es quick sale and will take $1,000
down. A snap. Maloney- Campbell
Realty Co, Inc. 504 Free Press
bldg.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-10

wANTED-TO EXCHANGE.
WE EXCHANGE your old furniture
for new or give you cash. Main
sy04. 1863 MicLigan-ave.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-10
8-FAMILY
Solid Brick Apartment

rented: six rooms and bath
each apartment. A splendid buy for
anyone seeking a safe and sure IL
per cent investment. The price is
right and we can arrange terms
that will surprise you. By appoint
ment only with
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-10

PAPERHANoING. painting: FIRST
class work. reasonable. Allen. 1885
Twenty-fourth. Walnut e14e-w.