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The Detroit times., 1916-06-23
Cattle Prices, Except tor Dry-Fed Stock in
Slump rs to 4Oc. Per ClUt; Hogs Are LOWer

on soil which Is under her control
The goods market and the general
manufacturing situation are both ON
solid basis and the demand lor
raw material unprecedented for this
season of the year
Live hogs hit a soft spot In all
markets on Monday. and lower quo
tations are the result. The week
ending June II saw live hog values
back near the tiptop for the year in
Monday put "A different face on
things and the predictions OF an ab.
normal June run are given more
consideration. The heavy arrivals
OF the early part of the week were
promptly taken and all of the LOIS
in value has been regained. The
Mexican situation Is contributing
firmness TO the market for pork pro-
ducts and trade experts are inclined
to favor the bull side OF the mar
ket for the long run.
Shipments OF pork and pork pro
ducts. for foreign account, continue
abnormally heavy. the showing for
the week ending June II being H.
1928 900 pounds OF lard and II ,466. 900
pounds OF meats. Pork has the call
in preference 20 beef I'm all foreign
markets. and the trade bids fair 10
continue on this line for the next
90 days. Stocks OF dry salt meats
are reported to be very low in ali
OF the leading provision storehouses
OF the country, and the speculative
provision trade gives unmistakable
evidence OF nervousness and uncer
tainty concerning the immediate fu,
ture.
In recent issue, the Breeders
Gazette, OF Chicago, published the
following concerning the export stu
alton:
Considerably less beef, canned
and fresh. Is being exported than a
year ago. but Europe IL taking cnor,
nous quantities of hog product. FIX.
ports OF fresh beef for the 10
months ending with April were
1861 40 pounds, against l0l,944.
CSC pounds last year. and OF canned
beef 35,O9O.7l5 pounds. against IS,
7O2.7Sl Exports OF bacon for thu
same l0month period We're 1852,
3s5 pounds, against 26S.Soo,l0S
pounds last year. and OF hams 23L
105.235 pounds. against l3S,734,367
Lard exports have recently attained
volume somewhat heavier than a
year ago. but lack of the German
outlet will make foreign trade in
that commodity for the fiscal year
ending June much lighter than last
year. The l0,month output Is but
33l. 977.446 pounds, against 1851
1852 last year Exports OF picked
pork for the 10 months are l66,2iS.
S54 pounds, against 36,5S4,764 last
year"
The Detroit times., 1916-06-23

quality have been the requirements.
but when neither OF these could be
secured, the trade took the next
best thing and the result has been n
list OF freak sales Of immature cattle
that has made the general market
very hard 10 quote In way that
would give the reader OF market re
ports Information that could be re-
lied on as u guide TO future bust
ness operations.
Stockers and feeders are scarce
in all markets and any that do come,
If they happen 10 carry any flesh
10 commend them, are eagerly COB
bled up by killers. Pastures are
rank and the feed will soon begin
To deteriorate, but stockmen are
helpless and must stand by and see
their opportunity 10 harvest a cattle
crop this year go glimmering. Dairy
cows are scarce and high and the
demand for beef.producing mothers
To he sent TO western pastures was
never before SO pressing. Veal
calves are not moving freely and
prices are lowering around the top
for period OF years.
The trade in sheep and lambs
has been working along on a steady
basis for some days. but that the
breakers are not far ahead goes
without saying Arrivals OF south
ern lambs are gradually expanding
and the early delegations. from
Idaho and Arizona, have come 10
hand. Grassy and low.grade stun
OF all kinds is duh and slow, the
only Improvement in this division
being slightly increased demanf
for light western lambs that can be
turned ont on pasture which would
otherwise go to waste. Virginia has
been sending liberal representa-
ton Of springers 10 Jersey City dur
ing he last fortnight, and both
Kentucky and Tennessee have sent
in fair share,
No burdensome arrivals OF sprinR
lambs are looked for In any market
during the month of June a. the
crop. the country over, Is reported
90 be- short and late. II Is no"
reasonably certain that the number
OF feeding lambs, in proportion 70
the whole number raised, viii be
larger than usual this year, be
cause OF the lateness OF the croI
and the untoward conditions which
prevailed In many parts OF the coun
try at Landing time. :, w. Nc
Clure. secretary of the Nationa
Wool Growers association, esti
mates that the lamb crop OF 1915
will be 10 per cent less than last
wear. Wool f. booming, recent Lon
don sales showing a gain OF IRON
four 10 eight cents per pound, ano
the activity in that market proving
beyond doubt that England vii
need every pound of wool produced
The Detroit times., 1916-06-23
.ORPET LAWYERS IN
SUPREME EFFORT
TO SET HIM FREE
BY UNITED PRESS.

COURT ROOM. WAUKEGAN. Ill,
June 23.-lawyers for VIII Orpet
planned smashing blows today In
an enort To free he youth OF the
charge Of killing Marion Lambert
the sweetheart he won and tossed
aside for another girl.
As the state neared conclusion OF
Us case. with the reading OF the
last - OF the letters Orpet wrote
Marion. attorneys for the defense
outlined their campaign.
First, they planned to eliminate
from the record much OF the states
testimony as irrelevant.
Second. they planned to ask Judge
Donnelly 10 take the case from the
jury.
Third, In event the second move
failed. Attorney Wilkerson was
ready to tell The jury, in his open
ing statement, that the semi.con'
fession secured from Orpet the
night Of his arrest was procured
under duress and that Orpet Will
take the stand and solve the mys'
terry OF Marion's death in Helms
woods last February
The Detroit times., 1916-06-23

IN, lirrtFam e. Johnson so % 'l'u-
Ton. Jay Nur-r '.. tuHmDrl lam.
ifrq ". ~tu"r 90 Dragon. Jacob
orsgran s.r'aTi,, an h.,,,,, ,,l,,.-,
" Ralph. -ol cavalry Arthur -
IRON ~ go luIadu loser % lep'r
Shl Mvduury l-idur MaIruua, i-t
l.didh'ti, g., john NcusJrHhl. -'l
= Milwaukee lusrph L'.Ik,. 800
Ale .aru.I T. AUthuUt SIruut Io.
y t'r' valentine HoVa ahI 49,
The Detroit times., 1916-06-23
NORRIS LOAN
PLAN ATTACKED

The Morris plan of making loans
was harshly attacked. THURSDAY. IN
the meeting Of the National Fedora
ton OF Remedial Loan associations
In the Hotel Statler Several dele
gates called the plan sinister sys-
tenn 10 get IS per cent on loans I'M
der a pretense that only eight per
cent is paid,
According 10 President Brown, one
OF The purposes OF the association is
90 do away with loan sharks.
In his annual report 4. II. Ham, OF
New York, chairman Il the meeting
said that Of $3O,OOO,OO0 loaned by the
members Of the association, but $780,
900 had been lost in poor invest
mcnts There are Is cities now rep
resented i'm the association. and an
effort Is being made TO take in every
city OF any size.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-23
Ii Discuss Traffic Plans.

The council committee on traffic
regulation. Of which Aid. julius
Krimmel is chairman. will meet next
Monday afternoon. at o'clock, 10
discuss new traffic plans outlined
by Police Commissioner Gillespie.
The skip-stop plan, discontinued oy
order OF the council some time ago
after short trial on Jefferson and
Woodward-aves., will also lee dis
cussed again at the suggestion OF
the police commissioner. Ihe com
mittee on salary equalization held
a meeting. Friday morning, TO go
over their report and make minor
corrections. Aid. James Vernon oh
iected 10 an attempt made by Aid
barnett to again elevate salaries OF
poor commission employees.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-23

The selling contingent ia the De.
troit cattle yards are down on their
luck, this week The quality Of the
offerings averaging extremely poo,
and the demand decidedly SLOW II
is peddlers' market and sellers in
cline to the opinion that conditions
will he worse before they are much
better. The run Is larger than has
been the rule of late and BUYERS re
fuse TO take the risk incident To the
killing operation except a; much
lower prices than have ruled the
trade during the early part of the
month. Mich COWS are scarce and
active Veal calves are selling AZ
the high point of the season
Arrivals OF sheep and lambs are
very small In fact, not large enough
to establish reliable list of quota.
tons. Common grassy stock are
still slow sellers, but country de-
mand for grazing purposes SHOWS
some Improvement
HOES took header in This market,
Monday. but every day since the
market has been growing stronger
until. on Thursday. the best hogs
sold iO cents higher than on the
same day last week The quality
was rather common. bui pigs sold
higher. relatively speaking, than AT
any preceding market this spring.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-23
by n. n. MACK.

The Old adage. 1t Is always dark
eat Just before the dawn" has a
parallel In the fresh meat trade of
the country. All grades OF fresh
meat are often highest just before
bad break In values During the
week ending juno Il cattle values
averaged higher throughout the
United States than during any pre-
vious similar period In the history
Of the country. but with the begin
ming OF another week conditions
have changed. Prices for every
thing except strictly dry.ted stock
have slumped from 90 to 40 cents
per cwt. and the whole temper of
the situation has undergone de-
cided change On Thursday. June
10, so per cwt was paid in the De
troit market for band OF 500
pound cattle that would have a hard
time getting 50 this week,
The history of the past season
has amounted 10 very near trag
edy when viewed from the stand
poin. OF the retail meat trade OF the
country. Wholesale prices for live
animals and average carcass cost
have been so high during the past
10 months, when compared with
prices that could De secured from
The block, that thousands OF retail
6ealers have been literally driven
but OF the business A strange
phase OF this whole matter is to be-
Souud In the fact that there was no
Lack OF consumptive demand The
secgon has been backward the
weather unseasonably cool. labor T.
woli employed and everything has
been favorable 10 the heavy cQn
srmp tion OF meats; but over II M
hung the specter OF a declining
nsrini which would sLrrty come
with the advent OF warmer wealth.
b.. the increase in the supply OF
fresh vegetables and the inevitable
decrease in consumptive demand
Retail meat dealers, with slender
capital at their disposal. could see
nothing but trouble ahead and who
cln blame them for giving up the
Eight!
On Monday. June II, l6-car con
signment OF heavy cattle was sold
I'm the Chicago stock yards for
Sil.35 per cwt. the gross amount re-
ceived for the entire trainload be
ting s4l,796. probably the largest
Sum ever received for q single con
signment OF cattle TO an American
market A year ago, the cattle de
rcribed above. would have brought
more than 81 per cwt less. Heavy
cattle are growing less plentiful
every week as time goes by and this
tact has helped conditions greatly
IN the division devoted TO medium
cattle. Plenty OF fat and plenty OF
The Detroit times., 1916-06-23

g4a425 case. asparagus. sections,
& ,0ui1t box. green peas, 500 per
hu.. WatercreSs 20m 25c per crate .
green onions. Ia lSc per doz.' green
Honry-fsncy white. new. $50 lie;
amber. l0glic h. extracted % Nc
per m.
car lots { q. h. Detroit: No. tim
othy. 81 5oI 20; STANDARD, i m ., y
s20.5o a u Hight mixed; s2e 90 g 4
SIS 30 iS, 10. mixed, sifgI2. N:
/ clover. tlS614; rye straw -. 5onhi
wheat and oat straw, $500 per
Lemons stdt5O per box.
IImr~-sl.I0Ui per loo.
Melons Eockyfords. hntgs crats'
ponies, g. 25a9 so crate; wstermel-
on coarse each.
orange Saveis. t36325 per box;
valcncias. t350dl per box.
Onions .-Teyas Bsrmudas yell ,3S'
"r ri,n,an I.. E ,7sa aH''ep PEI Crate;
St2"ai'SS doz Floridas ss9t case oe.
Potatoc. New. southern. S5'oH
- ron mr., NRroiiSrs. 25m27c. medium
hons ITGl-isc. stays. l2Ul3c; geese.
i1Ti2c. DUCKS. l9G zoe IN.
JoBBING PRICES.
Canned uoo.--Apples, s2.5oq 50
gal baked beans lib. 5og soc |:
Maine. Sis: standard. 81. Table
boets. 256l.4O. Peas: Fancy early
juno. 81 30. standards. 81. Salmon.
tall. S2.So nat. pings, SOC Tomatoes,
sllj. Marrowfat peas. early
juno, $50, sifted carly June, N.4O
per doz.
Feed---JobbIns prices in Dbl.
sacks. Bran. S24; standard middlings;
SOS: hne middlings, $50; cracked
corn. s33 orn and oat chop, s2n ton.
FIour-JobhinE prices; Best Michi-
raj patent. $500. second patent. 30;
straight. s. 80. pure rye, "; spring
patent SO per bbl. in paper SACKS:
nrtroit OII-Raw lin5eeu oil. 72c;
boiled llnsecd. T3c gal. In barrel lots.
X oroscnc in iron barrels Diamond
headlight. SIC, perfection. S5c; pal
acme. 10 &C. red crown gasoline. rc
ger gal
UnrdVare--Nails. $50 keg case;
annraled wire. 81 90 per bundle: gal.
Varizsd bsrbed wire, 2-point. W.
per spool, galvanized sheets. ID
The Detroit times., 1916-06-23

suRnr-Corrected daily by W. IL.
Edgar q Son: Crystal dominOes. lib.
iai. ,i o2 slut cut Idaf E4s'e eg tS6
tS.G5. N%X% powdered, $3.50, stand
ard powdered. SS.45: graduated, eX-
ira coarse. $50. graduated, fine.
tons. ISIS, crystal domino gran. ,
10. and 5-lb. cartons, IN cases, $S35,
crystal domino gran, HF' eases. tS.45;
diamond a SS.15. confectioners A.,
No Z. $500 No. S. s7.s5; No. 9. s7SO:
No 10, t775. No. IL, $40: No. ~.
;7.s6; No. 10, $3.50; No. IL. $3.50. No.
Is, $3.50; non caklng mixture 81;
beet graduated. s795 per 100 lbs ;
household powd., Is. q TO case, S240:
DO, IS TO case, $i.7O per case.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-23

gauge. $50: e7-gauge, $40; 2s-
gauge. s. 80. 3o-RauVr, IS 65 per cwt..
Buhl bronzed axes. sinEic handled,
$3.50; double. sl250 per doz. bla-k
sheet metal % and 2t-gauge, So IS
s-gauge. $3.50. 27-gaugc. s2s5. o.
gauge, S3.40 per cw. Carriage bolts,
small. soc 10 and m. large ~ and
OF; machine bolts. small 80. 10
HIdes--No. I cu-ed hides. istSr. 80.
! green hides. 15c. No. cured bull.
i3c: No. green bulls, Zoe, No. 1
kip, lSc, 20 ! cur ~ murratn lSC;
No. I green mdrrain. lGc. No. cured
calf. 2Sc; No. ! grceA calf, 2oc, No. !
horse hides. SIS No . lurse hides. s.,
No. tallow, So; No : tallow. 7c. No.
2 hides, 1c off No. kip and Ca,f,
INC or: shecpskin 'as 10 amount IT
wool, SOC n $3.50
The Detroit times., 1916-06-23
Deaths

james N.Crtun. 7}5 Msybury IS
year,. aurtj, -truu-i- Minnie kuohL
A22 tUrra. 90 wears. mitral iuSufh-
cier iobu raup. 1867 Van Dyke. 80
yeatf. Blight disease. Joseph Scwg,
l56a EUery o hours. prematurltN:
Mr. Mnllir H,rsn 2a3p Russell -
year. l'har pneumonia; Mary NJ.
IunhoIl Gfl Cass. = years. cerebral
hcm'irha-o. Mary r Leonard q"
tiu-"u.Il. 50 years. chronic chOlc-
cystius agnes Jahlonski, 1923 Mitch
ell, ? Years br"ncho pneumonia, VAL
cntln' NJie-ko. Isl Mitchell e.
years ,r'u"-t pending Marcis Nuet-
z"l l'I1 F.-h"r 80 wears. aortic ill.,
suf0cieurv. Bvron e Butler 25j Lin
colin, = .uars. rcrcl"al h"m0rrhags
Grace " o.frady, l92tg Harrison a
years. pulmonary tuberculosis. John
y Gluth, 2j2 Gvandv. 2G wears. acute
military tuberculosis. John Eegan,
426 Styteoufh. or year. pulmonary
ahsC--s Ndam Lands. Receiving Nls-
pital about 10 years. fractured skull.
Thomas q. Angel, ST Luke's Home,
90 year.. ouopl'Ny. Evan + Thomas.
Masonic temple. = years. myoc0rdi-
IL. Joseph Hence. Grace h9eDltal
about 90 years fractured skuI
The Detroit times., 1916-06-23
sees Hls own erave QUO.

VALPARAISO. Ind, June "a
Joseph Decker, active here in Chan.
her OF Commerce work. supcrintend
ed the digging OF his own grave,
which will he entirely lined with
concrete. lie has given the order
for 5000 monument and declares
he will leave only $500 at his death
and that will &C 10 his undertaken
The Detroit times., 1916-06-23
VESSEL PASSAGES


9 .
1000. Uranus. 1910. Agawa. u; n
S.Ue. So. Wood ishpemiuE = a.
pen 2.t0' Nye. 22o. S,naI"a' -,
,r5 $40. Reed. stone. Rrazil, go
Nortn star. $40. Leonard Hanna,
sf- t4malb Livingstone. 10
Down. PEGASUS, lo,l' i,,A M' :, R. ,','.
iur. Ills. Edward Br"itune Io.
TI5Iaa.. 2. Zimmerman. 3lo; Fair
hafrn. Mazda. $50; Topeka, SAXON
= .o XortT Wind : Cornelius. 20,
mi. rnrliss. 80. North Sea, 90,
Ijnnry Rogers. $40. Shcrwin. 90,
Oiiland. g n Greer. harEcs, 9. E.v-
ertou. e.20. Koctr $50. Queen CITY
money 1t The 500
sAuLT STE MAIZE, Nc, Mich" . Jgn'
Milwaukee. Manitoba, J. j Brown
last night. Poe. s, Saronic. Mrp"u-
gal Darlington, %; Turner, 10. North
crn Wave 1880. Reyers. Delaware,
Morroll 1890. Linn. GoehlinS. 90
a. m Campbell Morgan. Jr, !, vi
liam Brown. Taipuongo. Thunder Ray
,. Rlock. go. Yosemite, saunders
Jr Howard shaw, Martha. 2 Vol
win MataafA I cole, Glcnlivet. $50
Nelson snyder. Jr. Maia, Corn.il
3. Dickson. Castalia, Ianay. ~
Amaranthc, Ranney, :, Perkins Nun
Down. Zenith city, Rennett san.
tiaVn. 1870 last night; dorgel samuel
Mather. 5, Phubin, Watson. 100
Edmonton. 1t:3o, Princeton. John
Donaldson. midnight BickrrdIh'
Earling. . John Barlum, , Emu'r,
CITY. Anna Minch, Pollock, I I.nrIe
$50 nm. House. Belgium 8 Ash
lev. s 10. ireland. go, Nanhiso. :
Malictoa. o, NoTthern King. Mai
taua. 10.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-23
Births
BOYS

Man schwartz. Womans hospital,
Sam SbtT. ass Rivard, Ellls Ecrgu-
son 3il Twenty third. i.aZar Miller,
Stg Lafayette r. James v Mc'oI-
mick t95 Harmon. Arthur r. Smith,
4N5 Pennsylvania, Joseph pullman.
Grace hospital; VIM Heglin. Grace
hospital annex. Hector Feitz. f47 De-
Quindre. Louis Strelmik, Woman's'
hospital. Phil r. Holmes. Harper hos
pitHl. I.qrrncc Trcadwell i63 Bald
The Detroit times., 1916-06-23

The annual Y w. C. \. conference
for women students OF New England.
New York and New Jersey is 10 he
gin its sessions today at Silver Bay.
n Y
The Detroit times., 1916-06-23

The annual convention and outing
OF the Illinois Furniture Warehouse
mems association is scheduled To DO.
gin today at Cedar Point, O.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-23
Produce

pETRoIT. Mich June 23.--Berri"s
and small fruits are no longer
nov city In the market, and the g,
|.rsme prices witch Away prevail
"a. tho beginning OF ia" season are
lao longer possible Tn" market was
we'll supplied on Friday with every
Rang IN the berry line except black
berries. and with a good demand the
|:rsrk.t was active There waz q
h tendency TO shade outside quotations
Ior poultry, also but the market for
farm stun as whole was practical
~ unchanged ola potatoes mr."
|dono, 80 far ~ local shippers are
|eoncsrned everybody being cleaned
30 and no more Offering.
Application Davis. se5OT3i Raid
Wins. .; 50ai Stceis Red. stdS Dbl;
IRussets tah3.iO Dbl. western box
|apPlss. u.75a 20 box. -
B..r. Lpr,SG l%mas. isa7c ~
Berries Strawberries. 2t-qt. cases
- 7.ga, is-gt. cases, Loo =.
3.-Qts. i3.35aE, xoosehorries. 2i-qt.
IL, - 9sse black rasph"rries. -f-qtS,
t "a respbefrtcs. !i-qtsp ~
Cuutor"in Fruits Cherries g IS.
sprieoi,, = 50 per box, pIums. '2.6o'
Sss,ia ."er- 81 ,oa!.15 per box
'srhaE. New. s2-GQs crate.
-. MlchiEan fats li,sc. New
ynre iGo swiss. ga soc. imported
N,v - s. def. Nmhurg"r, new. 2-lh,
Is 8. g.. III. SIC. brick cream. - y O.,
|innS uoru.. sc. daisies l5H l''ac
| -
berries Sour. Ee5Oq2s5 Ter 81
b. lsse
Dr,.s.d Calves Fancy. ia lhc;
-",I mn. I1d I3c 10
Fresh Vegetables pcpEc, q.
:2TLl, crate. $50 soc basket. radiSh-
e. - ION. bcetsl 65 zoe doz.. iet-
-'. 1-~4t hui parsley, s0E .3c
toT. cacumhcrs. dollhouse GnCf -
.oH rS'hou.e tomatoes. ibn iSc w.,
le''ncc iceberg. s. 25n so per hu
VA u,ars. S2e51 80. green beans,
:. 22i hamper. FlOride tomatoes
The Detroit times., 1916-06-23
nEIr wi>rEp-u,LE

ELECTRIC TIL Ch DRIVER wanted
at Co.," Union sheet Metal Works.
sls EarpsWurth.
JANITDF wanted o. brpheum the
at,I call 80 ll a. m.
u.NN.IIN INGENNEE Young
man with some oNper' "ur' must
have good references T.. ltOIENp-
Ven a CO.. David whitney bldg
MArHIN -TS= Fkst-rl3ss I-arouud
men f.i lathe, milling machine,
-HHurr floor aud bench. n shop
manufacturing special maChiU"ry
uu l#hur troubles hut-hlO scot
ttU-HE'.
uELP NNTED-EEnALE
The Detroit times., 1916-06-23
CANVASSERS

WANTED-Laborers at Ford
plant by George A. Fuller
Company. Apply to entrance
on Manchester-ave. at Brush
st.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-23

WANTED Tool settlers on Gridley
automatic machines. soc 20 55c pcr
hour. Also operators ON same ma
chimes. soc TO soc per hour Apply
Poole Engineering Il Machine Co
Baltimore, Md.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-23

$23 FOR TAYLOR e. FARLEY Or
GAN, was $50, solid walnut, ) oc-
taNes, IL stops: knee swclls. coup
lcrs. fine condition. Easy terms.
GRlNNELL BROS. Branch. 81 Mon
roe.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-23
LING's LATEST IJsr


OF UPRIGHT PIANO BARGAINS
Weston. full size -. ...s ~
Cloueh & Warren full size -. IS
Harrington. black case ... rs
Regal sweet tone. 80: ...., l25
Boardman & Gray rehnished $50
Cluugh a Warren. n bargain. 126
Hamilton. sweet tone. ....,.. $50
Bachman, returned rentaf ..... 1873
Kranich & Bach. In good con-
Milton. sweet tone. -. ...... ITS
Newly & EAs. fine tone. 2s5
Schiller Bacl~han. cannot be
smith 4 Nixon. full size...... as
Crown concert used. ...,......, $40
Schiller Bachman, looks like
schiller ane '' ..,,......, sio
Newly & Evans. cannsS be told
from new ........ 49, CIV
Newly, & Evans. entirely refn-
Kurt Bros. used less than six
months poor .,.......... ITO
Krakauer, largest and finest
Krakauer just like new. ma -,
Newly 4 Evans, in fine condi-
Newly 6 Evans, very old good
Newly & Evans Player Piano.
bargain ................. ......... 5Io
-----. famous make. as
like new ............ rs
---, a bargain ....... 210
Those with namos omitted are lead
ing makes sold by our friends In
the business.
Easy terms OF rental or sale.
LING PIANO HOUSE
Sc Years In Business.
rs Library-ave.
Corner Grand River-ave. East.
cover Macauiey's Book Store,
The Detroit times., 1916-06-23

TELEPHONE
OPERATORS
WANTED
Owing 70 the constantly in
creasing number of calls, we
require additional operators.
Pay while learning. Advance
n.ent rapid, No slack season.
Apply
Michigan State
Telephone Co.
CIR. John K and Madison.
AA-GIEL- ror 'utebou work, . in
IAN Ily, must J., good COOK, good
wages l6S Charlotte.
4 COMPETENT GlGL Ia do general
hvusrwurk, 5, week $50 Mt. Ell
Holt
ICAN USE TWO Catholic ladies as coll
lrriors. ou small inst |lW"ni ac-
counts both salary and commits
.Iun paid 10 stan. small os,h So
rurifs required. Soc Nh. Mcldon,
222 broadway Market bldg.
| CHAMBERMAIp wanted AZ Hotel
Normardio at once. 90 Grisw"ld.
EXPERIENCED counter girls Kart
Sous Cafeteria clifford ana Wood
ward.
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Manhattan Restaurant COS Wood
ward
/ EXPERIENCED counter girl. $50
Woodward.
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/ Girl. 10 learn "urcm1 king rnod wa
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GIN; Tor RH,,5IoW ''" , ~ rcrTnr5on =
/ ~ , r'lP ~ 49,. yo,e
Girl. wanted for confectionery store
aEd =" a,Sist with r R@HseW ,ogE W Up
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hous"Woo?rkp no, no Ia4ndry 'amhy 81
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Girl 20 learn pressing BrossN -
"S' Woodward
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/ - RI Tor lirhl h"u9G"ork 60 nome
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! liurwood Phone Hemlork l6S6-R
/
COOP strong girl for general house
work &c Beech, between Second
. and Third
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BININENs Nl.InRrI,IrlEs

QUICK PROFITS-BuIld an Aladdin
House on your lot and make que X
and profitable turnover. Call 6O7
Ford bldg, pr phone Main 1850
The Detroit times., 1916-06-23
ron sAI.E-u,s,ELLA>Eous
TypewritersALate Models
Typewriter Bargains

STORAGE furniture. nearly new, bar
gain price. sumner Co. Mich. Sr1th.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-23
AUTO MOBILES
Wouldn't You?

Wouldn't YOU it relief to discover place to buy auto
supplies and repairs at Bargain Prices That is just what
we have TO offer
The Detroit times., 1916-06-23
TO RENT--HUUsES

Hannah Rental Agency
A free list Of houses and fats Call
In person at the oldest md largest
real estate exchange in Michigan.
McGRAW BLDG
The Detroit times., 1916-06-23
WANT no RrI --MIsCELLANEOUs
Modern Bungalow $685.

Complete material TOR building nvN-
room modern bungalow $685.. ship
ment same day order received.
Call 6O7 Ford bldg or phone Main
1850.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-23
PERSON

NOTlCE-lf any poor giri b. IA trou-
bio. needing advice. friendship or
help. write or call ON Seer ETARY
MARGAEET DUFFY, Ns3 sort ct
west. salvation Army.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-23

SODA FOUNTAIN billiard ana pool
tables. new and second-hand. Geo.
Marsh Co. 20 X. Atwater. r Il terms