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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-01-27

Wheat is reported in poor con-
dition in Montour, Juniata and
Northumberland counties and is
above the average in Armstrong,
Bedford, Centre, Erie, Fayette,
Greene, Indiana, Monroe, North
hampton, Somerset, Susquehan-
ma, Washington, Westmoreland
and Wyoming counties.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-01-27

For SALE Six H. P. Geiser
gasoline engine and chopper, com
pIete. Also, full set of timers
tools and supplies. Will sell
cheap, or exchange for stock.
Call on or address Charles Tlce,
Knobsville, Pal 27 1t
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-01-27

Samuel B. Shearer and family
of Chambersburg, spent a few
hours with friends in town last
Thursday.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-01-27

For SALE The A braham
Wagner property IN Kuobsvllle.
Improvements are a Groom
house. Lot contains A. acres. A
desirable hlme. GEO. w. WAC
oNER, att'y-in-fac tor heirs.
l.27 At
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-01-27
Wanted, For Sale, For Rent,
Lost, Found, Etc.

RATES-One cent per word for each
Insertion. No advertisement accepted
for less than Is cents. Cash must ao-
company order.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-01-27

Farmers Institutes will be held
next week in Dauphin, Blair,
Armstrong, Warren and Bucks
counties.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-01-27

For SALE. Grocery, estab-
lished trade, good business, de-
sirable location. Owners health
demands a change. Inquire at
the News office.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-01-27

EGGS WANTED.-I want all the
fresh eggs can buy. Highest
price paid. DR.. Geo. E. Barthol.
omew, McConnellsburg, Pa. If.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-01-27

WANTED-Good, sober, relia-
BILE, and experienced single man
for general farm work. Good
wages and steady job for right
man. Address DR.. F. ]. Mar
shall, Scottdale, Westmoreland
Co, Pa. 1t
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-01-27

For SALE OR RENT.-A good
blacksmith shop IN a good loca-
ton; also, a house and two lots,
with a never failing spring of wa
ter. For further information,
call on Mrs. Mary A. Kochen-
derfer, Burnt Cabins, Fulton
County, Pa. 1-6-tf.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-01-27

The winter rye is above aver
age condition in Centre, Fayette,
Greene, Monroe, Susquehanna,
Westmoreland, Wyoming, and
York counties.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-01-27

For SALE-Traction Engine
Threshing Outfit, Glover Huller,
CIoverseed Windmill, and saw
mill. Bargain to right man. Call
on A. L. While, City Hotel, Nc
Connellsburg, Pa. 127 2t
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-01-27

WANTED-Cook and Waitress
at Hotel Mclaughlin, Greencas-
tie, Pa, Best wages. Telephone
or write to H. W. Mclaughlin,
Greencastle, Pa. l6 3t.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-01-27

Corn in the crib is reported
above average in Allegheny, Bed
ford, Carbon, Centre and Snyder
counties.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-01-27
MARKET REPORT.

CORRECTED EVERY WEDNESDAY
The grain markets are taken from the Cham
persburg daily newspapers. The provision
ices are those that obtain In McConnells-
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-01-27
RACKET STORES
Sweeping Reduction Sale
Horse Blankets

In buying horse blankets provided for hard and
got too many of them. They must to make for
Snrno Nota
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-10
LITTLE STORIES FOR BEDTIME
Mr.. Quack Is Found At Last.
copyright. 1915. by T. W. BurgeEs)
sx THORNTON w. BURGESS.

sammy Jays eyes sparkled as
he watched that spot OF green he
had discovered under The pile OF
brush in the swamp through which
the Laughing Brook finds its way 20
join the Big River All around was
water. for YOU know il was spring
and the melting snow on the hills
way up where the Big River has It's
beginning were pouring more water
into the Big River than it's banks
would hold as 81 hurried down TO
the Great Ocean. II just couldn't
hurry fast enough 10 take all that
water as fast as the water ran into
~. and SO the water had crept over
the banks In places II had done
this right here Ia the little swamp
where Sammy was.
Sammy sat perfectly stu, for he
learned long ago that only by keep
Ing perfectly still may one see all
that IL 20 be seen That green spot
had moved He was sure OF that
And II II moved IL must be some.
thing alive. II % was alive II must
be somebody, and Sammy wanted
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-10
PA|CE-DETROiT
IS COMING BACK
Paige-DetrOit Rise Indicates
Confidence That Large Div
idend Is Forthcoming

Although no dividend action was
announced by the directors in a re-
cent meeting, when-a substantial
stock disbursement was expected,
Paige Detroit is rapidly coming
back" and in a few days Is expect
ed 10 again reach the figure II at
tanned just prior TO the directors
meeting. II indicates confidence In
the talk that there will be a 100
per cent stock dividend within a
short time.
Then there Is general belief that
the par value of the stock Will be
lowered. although a few days ago
there were reports that a change
would not be made.
Paige was bid for 500. Saturday
morning, with no Offering on the
board
Miles Detroit IL now higher than
il has been I'm many months, prob
ably in expectation of developments
in the annual meeting of the stock
holders next week Several bids
were made at 3 IS. with the last
sale recorded on the board at $. Sat
urday sales were made, outside the
hours OF the exchange. at 10
ID. T. r. was stronger, Saturday,
With 93 l2 bid and SO IL asked.
Sales were made At %.
Kresge preferred is in good de
mand, and is quoted at 10 5-S 10
III is. There also were numerous
inquiries for REQ Car.
The first inquiry for Auto Body
Co, which recently was listed, was
made Saturday No sales have
been made. II is on the board
az 81.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-10
ONE CENToA WORD
Births

BOYS
Alex Steinberg - Chestnut Nike
Szgit2 stiSl S II 'eS %nbn I eeao
Patyk. 14l 81 Auhin Clarence II.
Granger. 80 Montcalm Howard :.
Williams. 4sN Din, Jos. a. Enrtgbt,
2oi Baldwin Albert Hart. rs Miller
Stewart Mospeus. i53 Eighteenth;
Edward pthlska. 1907 -. Auhn Tlar-
nv Stoker. 55g Woodrow. lilo Stru-
gala. Norton-ave: Peter Rsojca COG
hospital. lin Bowman. 672 Illinois,
Vhester E11is, 2S3 Horton. franz -
Miller. GAGS Fort w Jos Pawloskt
90 Hammond Gilbert Armstrong;. l@l
Greenwood. RAYMOND TronbleN i9t
l.akepointe. Thomas Lawrence, 36Z
Martin. Wm W Kelly. SO Hawthorne
Alfred Schuster. $50 canton
Charles Murray. 226N Fort w Lud
wig Napeowy. it6g JOS Campau, Al
fred e Needham, 32h Defer pl. Geo.
T. Long. ~ IIosmer George v. Sec
sing. 4a7 ST clair. Joseph PoplinsN
Twenty third and Hancock. George
Jacobs. $50. Robins Perry /. BYnrd.
Grace hospital Julius Kcifert Nl2
JOS Campau
Henry Grceubrrg. Woman hu~pi
tai. Bernard TopOleWSki. 3& AlhcrtuS-
pl Emil SchWarz. 40 W Euclid
Roman klemasieW ska tn5 Thirty
third. W. stanley Jodynak. ~ Thir
ty-third Arthur J. Buker, So Mon
roe Anthony krasmeu Xxi St2 Earns
worth Wallace Ross. Providence hos
pital Eugene Mccarthy. Providence
hospital James c. HcschaN. Prov
dence hospital, los v Persine. -
Nicolet. II r. Parkins. Womans hos
pital Adolph paligga. 1856, Field
BronisIaus Waiczak. as Piquette
Emil Mielkc. ~ Tsc Grand Walter T.
Schleicher 1852 Brush. Antoni pvo-
hot. a5 lockwood Carl " Sorensen,
Harper hospital. George KarRcs.
Grace hospital. Valentine Florhcy.
100 Superior Arthur g. Templiu, 80
IinwOod Thomas \ Martin, 1872
Sherwood Edman Gordier. 700 Lake
pointe Harry Kandarisn. Grace hos
pital Tony Losniewskt. 1927 Twenty
ffth Fred Thomas IA Dubois,
Frank Ianowski. ass Van Dyke. Au-
gust r.. Sanders. 372 Cameron An
thony Capto. $50 Dix Joseph Kacz-
marek. 1855 Dubois
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-10
CA|LLE MOTOR
IN BIG DEMAND
One Months Orders Come from
Every Country On
Globe

One day> mail brought 10 the
Caille Perfection Motor Co. recent.
~, orders from Siam. Holland and
France. and in the course OF the
last month orders have been receiy.
cd from every country on the globe.
The fve-speed motor with starter
is the big thing in the Caille line,
ard the management of the com.
pany IL confident that If Il had NOT
delivered tho goods IL would not
have met with the Unexpectedly
large demand that has come with
The opening OF the present season
One OF the Cables big talking
points iNthat you don't have to stop
the motor to stop the boat You
can so forward. backward or stand
stu while the engine continues TO
run. Another is It's convcrtibility
In many places. motor boats are
forbidden by law With detacha-
bic motor on a rowboat. the skip
per- can go wherever he pleases
and always DO obeying the law
One oNthe Gaille novelties Is the
advertisinE~in it's catalogue that I'VE
would like to put out the most ex-
pensive motor made As IL Is. we
sell one OF the most expensive The
purport OF this argument is that
people who pay good money for a
hing demand the best. and ability
to get big money would prove the
quality of the motor.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-10

project 10 the county council which
in turn transmits the project TO the
small holdings and ailotments com
missioners These commissioners
look into the matter. and II there
be no opposition an order Is made
for the requirement OF the land
If there is opposition, the commits
sioners order public hearing,
when any objections may be filed.
After due course judgment may be
rendered authorizing the councils TO
use the power OF compulsory pur-
chase
Now comes the important ques-
ton. for what price shall the land
BE- sold As general rule the eeun-
ell and the land owner are far apart
in their ideas OF value
The law here steps Ia and pro.
vides that one expert shall value the
land and name the price. The de-
cision rendered by the expert must
be- accepted by both council and
landowner as the true valuation OF
the property The council may now
take all the land that any one
man may possess. with the ex
ceptiun. Of 80 acres but as a
ruiz The councils are reluctant
70 ,ake any Of the land and do MOI
use heir powers of compulsory &C.
quisition to inconvenience greatly a
landowner.
How does the council get the mon
ey to buy The land9 In America II
would probably issue bonds but in
England the money is provided by
he imperial tIeasury through the
medium OF the board OF public
works
Usually there are more applicants
for land than The council Is able 10
assist This matter is usually ad-
mstod with regard 10 the location
Of me would-be tenants, their char.
actor and the order in which they
have applied
30 YOU not think American work
Inemen cen get what the English
w6rkingmen have gotten TO YOU
not think We can improve upon the
Englishman's garden movement?
This answer lies with tho working
men and hou-eholders in our cities.
There is M douDt that the duty of
becoming landlords must In the
future fir upon the American cities.
ng,ltt-f4-iE- reason for it, and a
way Of oolng II
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-10

BY CHARLES w. HOLMAN.
Secretary OF the National Confer
enee on Marketing and Farm
Credits.
Here is new use for American
city governments, Let them buy
land and become landlords for their
citizens who wish 10 cultivate city
gardens!
Here il q new role for the council
man Let him demand 100 or so
for HIS constituents. who seek TO
become gardeners in tLeir recrea-
tional moments
Here is Gne opportunity for any
real estate man who has listed fine
piece OF vacant land IN dense fac
tory quarter.
Here is grand chance for the
owner OF the property TO get rid OF
Il
Here Ia a way for employers to
have dependable, conteEted employ
es. Let such employers help their
men secure gardens on the outskirts
Of the city
Here Is newfound hope for our
American workingmen who can OBJ
tain all the garden land they might
want. and within reasonable dis
lance too
VIII our cities follow the good OK
ample OF tho English critics and turn
landlords? Welsh and Scottish
municipalities have fallen into line
Irish cities are contemplating similar
action. But land is easier TO obtain
In America. We are not so crowded
as England. The movement should
succeed better and faster here
Iu England Il il still an uAaccus
toned role for the city governments
10 assume. and yet the idea works
we'll. Even in slow. conservative
England. the plan has worked. and
over 200 communities have be
come landlords.
Lot us see, then what happens
when either single applicant. or a
group OF applicants asks council 90
condemn a certain tract Of land con
venient for them 10 till rs gardens
over in England
The country council ascerlains
whether the land can be bought If
there is opposition. the council may
open negotiations for a long time
lease
IN the owner desires neither 10 seff
not 10 lease the council submits its
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-10

guess that he WAS being watched he
would not come out
His eyes sparkling with excite
ment, Sammy watched lie was im-
patiently patient. Did you know
that II is possible 10 be impatiently
patient? Well. IL is Sammy was
just boiling with impotence inside,
but he didn't let that impotence
spoil the patience OF his waiting
lie sat there just as still as still
could be. with his eyes fixed on that
green spot, and you would never
have guessed that he was fairly
bursting with Impotence TO know
who it was he was watching. That
is what is called self-control. II
means the power 10 make yourself
do a certain thing no matter how
much inside of you you may want
to do something else. II Is splen'
did thing to have. is self-control.
After what seemed 10 Sammy a
very long time tho green spot moved
again. Little by little something
reached out from under the pile OF
brush. II was a head, very beau
tiful green head. and il was exactly
like Mrs. Quack's head, only hers
was sober brown instead OF green.
Sammy choked back a little gasp of
surprise as sudden thought
popped into his head. Could this be
the lost Mr. Quack? lie had forgot
ten that probably Mr.. Quack dressed
differently from Mrs. Quack, and he
had been looking for someone all IN
brown
There was the bang OF terrible
gun somewhere over on the Big
River and the green head was hast.
lily withdrawn under the brush, but
not before Sammy had seen a look
OF terrible fear in his eyes. Il be-
lieve it is Mr.. Quack." thought
sammy IF il is I'll have the best
news ever 10 tell Mrs Quack. Just
trust Sammy Jay to find anything
he goes looking for"
This was just plain Boosting, and
Sammy knew il But Sammy al.
ways does have good opinion OF
himself 1t is one OF his faults lie
quite lost sight Of the fact that II
Was quite by accident that he had
come oyer here TO this swamp Now
that ne had guessed who this might
be he was less impatient He wait
cd as still as YOU please. and at last
the green head Was slowly stretched
out again and Sammy could see that
the neck was green too and that
around the neck was white collar
Sammy could keep still no longer.
Are you Mr. Quack?" he asked
eagerly
The beautiful head disappeared
Ike a fash Sammy waited min.
ute or two: then he repeated his
question adding You needn't be
afraid. There isn't anybody here
but me, and I'm your friend just
want 10 know IL YOU are Mr. Quack
because I've been looking for yo,
for Mrs Quack Are YOU"
Slowly. looking this way and tha'
way. With fear ard suspicion in his
eyes. handsome duck came ont
from under the pile OF brush. Yes,
said he in a low voice, Il am Mr..
Quack Where is Mrs Quack?"
safe and sound over on the Big
River" replied Sammy joyfully
"Oh. I'm so glad I've found you"
Next story: Sammy Talks With
Mr. Quack
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-10
nemen,ed Patien, Eseanes

PHYSICIANS in West Side sanitar.
ium. No. a2i Fort ST. west. reported
to the police Monday morning. that
Mike Caanowiczy y Years old. do.
mentcd. ieft The institution during
the night clad only in his night gar.
mcnts The police are making viz.
orous efforts 10 find him as II is
declared he is menace 10 the com.
munitv
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-10
Deaths

Martin Marah. Samaritan hospital
20 years. apopleNy. Joseph IieEier
SIS Green ~ years. rheumatic fever
Doris Wolfe. iS6 Helen. mon ~.
bronchial pneumonia, Anthony sad
zinski. $40 Nav bury. S. years Nafvu
lar heart ,di seasc. Mary Nav lorie
Lampson. Harper hospital. six DAYS.
intracraninl hemorrhaEe Eva Me
Ciure. f2e John r. % years. volvuluS
Alfred James Ecklcy 1852 sixteenth,
Ave months. eudicitls, Richard -
Saunders 9S King. a. years. apopl"NN
cerebral charles Koerbocah. 4.l
Clairpointe. two days malnutrifiout
wears pulmonary hemorrhasc. fcf-
tina Baker. 81 MnrN's hospital ~
years rupture Berto Merlocco. -sl
Clinton ono year, hroncho pnen-
monia Helen kaudN thildren's Free
hospital. i've months. mllnutrl tion
Augustine Tismnnn. - Mitchell 't
years. carcinoma ~ stomach. Robert
Henry jacques 1880 Concord one year
lohar pneumonia August SchrouRN
Receiving hospital. about 80 years
dciifium tremcus Eliza Emery lfl
w Hancock 81 vcars apOplcNA Nil .
ron g. HenwnohA gfN delaware. 20
Years. chronir iWcr.utNl nephriii..,.
about O. vpars. Witral insufncicuSy
Daniel MURPHY goo feuN D.. Is
years. asrhvNiafion by gas 81 hacl
Rourlak OPS thfne. HN rrafa. tuner
culosls az luras Marion MatsterFtr-
vtcz SGT ElNrolIe Sis months cons
yulsione Catherine Morrsn 'Hf
Second years enuotarditie baie
Naudc Gardner. eS1 Concord 49,
Years facial erl-ipelas Hattie Rose
Alexander III 81 concord O. years IN
Examination az bowels pHrOnfh' GREY
Childfcn's Free hospital. one year
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-10
Woman Swallows pnisnn

Mrs. Lottie Sparaga. of No. lbl
Superior'st.. fought with her hus
band. Sunday evening according to
police reports, and shortly after.
wards swallowed the contents OF a
small bottle of poison. She was TAX.
on to the city receiving hospital. She
will recover. II is said at the hos.
pital
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-10

30 know who a was. Try as he
would. he could not remember any
one who wore such glossy green az
that So he sat perfectly still. for
he knew that If whoever was hid
ing under that brush should even
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-10

The English government has exer-
S i.T Metal !s;eiiinE 20 90. The Amer
can smelling and Refining Co. and
the Calumet e Hccla Co, for the lar
gcst amount ~ copper ever sold in
the history OF the United states u
was learned that tho amount was
between e00. 00000e and 400 600. 600
pounds. The price was said 10 he
close To the prevailing quotations
duccrs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-10
Cities Become Landowners
For English Cify-Farn1erS

GARDEN EXPERT SHOWS HOW ENGLAND'S sue
CESSFUL PLAN TO GIVE CITY WORKER CHANCE
TO FEED HIS LAND-HUNGER WILL WORK IN
AMERICA.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-10

rrfntinE--the plain nent ksrd--,hnt
n rfehf-rimes Job Dept.-Nsis f52s.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-10

TIM e 6
infected meniugcsl cyst. Albert DE
MeerlecF, Grace hospital. about "a
years, fractured skull, Frederick 81.
Haass. Grace hospital, 80 years, cav
Cigoma VI sigmoid Walter Cimbar
s2& Garfield. one Year, iobar pnFY
monH Harold Reih RccciNing hos
Pital, - wears. plcurisY with enuTion
Margarettc cunningham. l44 Euclid
~, about - years. arterio sclerosit.
TRY Bemb Floral service"
FLOWERS for Everybody
The L. Remb FloTat Company.
Albert Pochelon
Main 20O2. i5s Bates-st
HELP WANTED-MALE.
ALL AROUND janitor for custom
shop 1895 Gratiot.
ARTISTS Two drapery workers AT
once. good position -552 Hastings
AUTO PAINTERS wanted. varnish
rubhers, stripers and rough stun
ruobers $50 John Rest.
BARBER First-cIass. steady lob.
good guarantee. Iemlock l6i@-R
BARBER TO good man viii pay
good wages ,oo Oakland. Hem
lock SO9-M.
BARBER SIS guarantee. American,
mo- booze fighter uer barber Student
waited il1 LNcaste. Hickory
BARBER ~ manage small shop. only
STEADY and sober men need apply.
900 iioward-st.
BARBER wanted 6rst-class, ST.
guaranteed. one half over $50. Gae
Russell st.
BARBER. evenings and Saturday
good guarantee. $50 Mack ave.
BARBER wanted steady Job. good
Guaranteed laN Mcrrick.
BLACKSMITH Wanted. an round
wagon and truck blacksmith Az
ply 1888 Grauot-ave
BOY 10 work in garage, Apply g33
Woodwari-aye.
bright OFFlCE BOY not afraid to-
work good ohauco to get ahead
Apply 1900 Mt Elliott
CELLO. VIOLIN. MANDOLIN. GU
TAR. easily learned Prof Pryor
new method studio. 71O Beaubien.
Ridge i5nb-M
HE'LL WANTED MALE, operators eN-
periencod an single and double ac-
tloh stamping PRESSES, also draw
press operators Steady work Llsk
Manufacturing 60, Canandaigua
New York
MEN AND TEAMS WANTED men
and 90 teams wanted for APT - 90
work on subdivision Job good un-
IN Dec. secure your job 40 once.
See " Haze. superintendent
conner Plymouth and Suyder-rds.
NOTICE or
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS
TUESDAY. Apr 49, p. M, STREET
CLEANING INSPECTORS for De
partment 81 Public WORKS Apph-
cants Tor this position must have a
thorough knowledge az gasoline
motors Last day for fling appli-
cations Tuesday Apr II.
Observation-Disclosures last day Tor
tiline applications Wednesday, APR
--si'rtnstasi6
An applications must be filled out in
person az the office o. the civil
Service Commission, S02-S10 Far
49," FRED W SMITH
Chief Examiner.
STRONG BOY. about is. 10 help on
f-6rd car Smsfl wages r. start and
good chance for advancement APE
ply .ie liarmon-ave
WANTFp Experienced dlstrictagcnt
Dctr1it 'rimns
" >.Tt.r, I.,r,.,i,rrof bonec.to-
" 49, ,,,,,.asS1r Good ebay frr
rolisbIs INA cncroctte man Nnplv
Cirrtlation pepa~,r,-,r The be-
troft Ttmes
VI, ,NryrI7p p,;sl,4 - ,Lo,+
w AIN LII ID lSilI Doy aDOuC
~ Sc"io VI "SO' my
for advancement. ADDly Mail
- n4;4 IT,, 70 7E TT
ROOIll, leu OlI liIileS, to- o-'
D"SiSy "FO
--
uEIp NA<Tfsu--FEMA
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ladies' Goods. good pay. steady EN-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-10
ON MONTCALM EAST
DICKINSON'S GUIDE FOR
REAL ESTATE BUYERS

Prices terms. streeus and numbers
OF over 800 different properties per
moSth A telephone call Will put
you On our mailing list Cadillac
800 or address Dickinson Real
Estate Exchange. zs campsu Bldg,
Detroit Mich.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-10

RDOM&- Furniture to- rooms com
plete 81 week sumner Mich. < ith.
SINGER PIANO Fine fumed oak
sweet tome. Tails week oulv Sl33.
Remarkable value Small pay meuts
tn SUN can or write at once GRIN
NEIL. BROS Branch. 81 Monroe.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-10

IN the owner desires neither 10 set
not TO lease. the council submits It's
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-10

BLOCK AND A HALF from Grand
River and car loop. trianEis cnrrsr
down EScellent garage site. Wal
nat 9SOS w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-12
You may be interested IN the incosed guarantee; r,

w. A.
Voc dod Here is the guarantee Champion Spark Plug:
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