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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-23
NOTICE. PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. May 23. 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1866.

To George Hanley. II. l.. Campau.
George r. Ricketts,, ~ +. Hough. l..
q. Katz, Charles :. Smith. George q.
Bcgg, f.. J. Simmons, II. J. Sommers.
Anna Bloom, IL. II. steel Elizabeth A.
Shields, william Pratt. samuel stone.
j. G. Richards, Macy Boylan. A. f..
Bechard. T.. A. Shields. II. J. Arm
strong, j. j. Lutz. and To oil other
persons owning. occupying, or other
wise interested in any of the lots and
parcels OF real estate In the local as
sessment district established by the
Common Council to dcfray the ex-
penses Of grading and paving the al
ley within the boundaries herein set
forth.
The assessment roll has been COM
pleted for defrayinR tho expense OF
paving the Alley No. ST.. being the
alley in block bounded by Witherens
.Tohn r., Columbia and Montc4Sm
streets. and Is now open TO inspect,gn
NJ this office, and VIII remain IN tnts
Office for Ave days from the nret puo-
LEGATION OF this notice for the inspcc-
ton OF all concerned All lois or
parcels OF land abutting on or ad-
Joining the alley so described, have
been assessed for such improyement
The Board OF Assessors VIII meet
on wednesday. the 31st day Of May,
1915. at 10 o'clock n. m, al their Office
in the city Hail. and will remain In
session for n period OF six hours 10
hear any person or persons desiring
to object 10 any Assessment so made.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS,
BY GUSTANE J. ALBRIGHT.
B-T7i President.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-23

headlight, sac; perfection. SIS, pal
acme. io.e": red crown gasoline. zoe
gal.
; Hara,vsre-Naiis. 1870 key case:
annealed wire. s2.90 per bundle: gall
vanized barbed wire, 2-point. s222:
per spool; galvanized sheets. "a
gauge. $3.50: 30-gauge. 500 per cwt
Buhl bronzed axes. single handled.
$3.50; double. si2.50 per .doz.: black
sheet metal, 22 and 2i-gauge. 1925;
2s-gauge. s5.So; 27-gauge. sS.55; 2s-
gauge $40 per .cwt. Carriage bolts,
small. 50c 10 and on; large, 40 and
3 on. machine bolts. small, 30. 10 and
10 on large 40. 10 and 5 on list.
Hides--No. ] cured hides. 1snc; No.
green hides. i5c: No. cured bulls.
i3c; No. I green bulls. Toe; No.
cured veal kip. 2oc: No. green veal
kip. 1sc No. / cured murrain. Use:
No. green murrain. Ice; No. 1 cured
calf. Csc; No. ! green calf. csc; No. l
No. tallow. Sc; RIO. . taiiow. fc:
No. /: hides, io of; No. 2 kip and calf.
lie. on sheepskin Gas to amount OF
wooD. SOC q st5c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-23
Births
ROYS.

BOYS.
stanley ssdowski;; 49, ss' Theodore;
Pearl Deal, iito Parker; Andrew ku-
kolski. 1903 Junction; John l.askos,
1875 Norton; JOS. \. Summarize, t3
R Brewster; James J, cannon sSs
Lansing Harold s Hall. 1875 Peter
boro. Wilbert Schneider. 1851 Pr
quett; George Cumasi. 1913 Lafayette
Peter Manolcas. lS9 Lafayette II.
Casper Cello. 3S5 Catherine; Irie l.
Pomeroy. Providence hospital: James
Y. Donnell, 20 Columbus; Rockwell
Meioney. 600 Dexter blvd.; John NJ.
Schoeppler. 66sls Robins; Henry Peck.
s03 Wheelock; Louis 10th. 1858 w.
Jefferson. John Kalinowski. sl3 Rio
ter Mruk 5o7 Thirty-second; clsr-
ence Cornair, Sal Merrick; Walenty
Kozow, Secor -pl. Norman r. Bur-
nett. SIS Forsythe; Ward A, Living
o'Nsiil. Isl Lemay; Fred E. chad
MTiich, So Hiilser Phiillp r,
Mum. SID Lillibridge: VIM. Park. :
hospital: Walter u; Lehrbass; 1914
Belvidere; Teofl Ropitzki. S15 st.
Joseph.
Peter Michels. 1910 fivernois. VIM.
Book, $50 Mayhury;. Earl a; Rutledge.
So Hurlbut: Charles L. Rheintgen.
932 Concord: Nick Batterman, Har-
per hospital; Wojcech Natusiak. 1855
campbeii; Henry Barron, l3S Rade-
macher. Victor MaZurek, 9a3 Rio
pelle: Nicholas Klopp, $50 Mullett;
vito Cicala. 1924 sheridan; Abraham
Katz. 600 Watson; Harry Fireman,
IS Goodwin: BENJAMIN Frumin. lst
r. Hancock. Harry Cohen, e2l
Brady: Morris herman. 1852 Hastings:
Karl Shapiro, 141 Division; Edward
J. McCafrery. 81 Rodger; Joe Gram
matico. 80 sherman: Charles IL. La
hue. SIS Fourteenth; Frederick j:
Cory. 10 Thornton: Perry Atwell. 81
nand Peter Miller, 323 Thirty-sec-
ond; Donald Mccormick. Sal Mullett:
Rinhold D, Kuehn, 1928 sheridan
ter Greenwood. Detroit Tuberculosis
sanitarium; vojtich Machowski. 20
Roby-pl.: wladyslaw Bar. 1888 ST.
Aubin:s Mike Siostich, So Greedy;
Walter Gotch. 335 Thirty-third: An
drew Anderson. AZ jog campau;. Al
fred L. Allen. Harpe. hospital; LET
u. walker. +1e Lcmay; Frederick
Trowell. 2s7 Meadowbrook; Peter
Siistckc. $50 McGraw: Charles Beau
shamp, 273 Helen; George Burbank.
Sc Peterson; Chas. Presb. s26 Cicotte;
VIM. II. Fletcher. $50 Twenty-eighth.
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Amanda Markham,
80 Years Old Today:
Thompson Home ASH,

There's quite a stir" in the
Thompson Home for Aged Women.
No. ssS Cass-ave.. today. Old trunks.
telescopes and luggage are being
dc:ved into with trembling. emaciat-
ed hands for pretty dress OF other
days. Little keepsakes. barking
back TO childhood or some cherished
romance. or perhaps boasted line
age, are being disturbed In their
time worn caskets; extra good
things" are being prepared In the
kitchen, and the aged. white-haired
ladies are smiling. for Mrs. Amanda
Markham Is having birthday party.
She is 80 years old.
Mrs. Markham. with other friends
nearly her own age. were busy In the
hCme. Monday. telephoning invita-
tions for the event, and from the re-
plies many will be at the party"
For years Mrs. Markham has cele-
brated the anniversary Of her birth.
II is a holiday much more important
to her than any other day In the
year.
Mrs. Markham Is q native OF Sara
toga Springs. N. ". and came TO
Michigan with her parents when a
child, and lived on farm In Oak
land county. She taught school and
later married. but her husband died
soon afterwards. and che resumed
her career as tutor, retiring only
when infirmities demanded II.
She Is a member OF The First Con-
gregationa, church. the members oil
which are remembering her today
with congratulations and gifts. Mrs.
Markham Is a firm believer In wo-
nan suffrage.
At one time Mrs. Markham or
ganized a select" school In Albion.
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honored BY OrHlds.

ANN ARBOR. Mich, May 23.-At
an Initiation held here Monday
night, Druids. senior honorary so
ciety OF the literary college OF the
University OF Michigan. initiated the
following TO membership in the or
sanization: William Niemann. Her
Evansville: n. Gray Muzzy, Conrad
n. Church. Lee f. Joslyn, Tom {.
Reid, Abraham Gornetzky, Detroit;
Ralph Folz. Kalamazoo; c. l.. Davis
South Bend. Ind; Harold NJ. Zieger,
Pueblo. Colo: s. Kirkewhite. Owes
So. Ralph w. Harbert, Detroit; John
w. I.ange, Port Huron.
The election was based on prom
inence in various lines OF campus
activity.
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BITS


Detroit, Men, April J, 1914.
Notice 70 hereby given that q sDoe
cial meeting Of the stockho1dorD oG
The Michigan Central Railroad Coms
pany will be held ct the principal
ofnce or the company. Room 30A III
teenth Street Passenger station. Oo-
troit, Mich. on Thursday. the oth DAY
OF June. 1915, at 10 o'clock q m, ~
the purpose OF considering and auth
orizing the purchase Of part or Al e
the railroads rights and .franchiseQ
Of the following named railroad couns
panies. tc-wit: Bay City = Battle
Creek Railway Company. Battle
Creek 4 Sturgis Railway Company,
Canada Southern Bridge Company
Chicago. Kalamazoo q saginaw Rail-
way Company. Detroit = Bay City
Railroad. The Detroit 4 Charlsyo!1
Railroad Companya The Detroit Del.
Detroit: Toledo z Milwspsss Aeil-
ley RsilrSad compssnX, JsSkScn: Ian.
Joliet 4 Northern Indiana Ral!roSA
Railroad Company. LansinE Translt
k siMaS ScS ompany 81 elkair wsss
ern Railroad Company, and The Tole6oI
Canada Southern & Detroit Railway
Company; and such other matters and
things az may be incident to or nep~
eesary or appropriate TO be done II
connection thGrewith.
BY order OF the Board Of pirectoSA
D. w. PARDED.
9ncr0tnPY.
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sa ss.r Mixer a. 1si' M Musu'tc s ni
a s9shme Al Ssas. and ArsnnT Bsrsa
Haiey's undertaking. pariors. time
later.
BEEBE-May 30. 1915. Chapaes. aged
- beloved husband Of Blanch, dear
father OF Faye Irene: Funeral ser
blvd. Tuesday. i:45 p. m. Inter:
Palestine lodge. F. and A. NJ. S57.
BEEMER-May 81. James. beloved
husband Of Eva and son OF George
Ida and Victoria Beemer.. Funeral
from V. Giest sons chapel. 29o
Randolph-st. Wednesday. 2 p. M
CAMERON--Isabell May. aged q.
sg6 crawford- ave, beloved aunt OF
and c. NJ. Shields. Funeral from
residence Wednesday. $40 a. m.
Holy Redeemer church at Q. via
auto Kindly omit flowers.
HICksnWilliam b., sunday; at Hoi-
William II. Hicks and father OF
Efne. Charles II. and Mrs. A.
Wednesday at . o'clock, at Holly
residence. Burial at Lakeside
cemetery.
kAVANAGH-At the Boulevard san.
itarium. steven Kayanagh. aged
76. dear brother OF Mrs. l.. Davis.
OF Monroe Mrs. NJ. J. Smith. of
Lansing. and John Kavanagh, OF
Bay city. shipment from Haley's
undertaking parlors for burial at
Monroe. Mich
LEPIRE--May Il, at 4 p. M. at the
residence Of granddaughter. Mrs.
W T.; Cubleys s22 Philips-ave..
Frank c. Lepire. mother of John
b.. Alex. H.. BENJAMIN F.. Harry
w. Mrs. =. w. Lines, Mrs. a., B.
June and Mrs. II. j. Peters. Flu
neral service from above residence,
"Wednesday at y. IN.
McNItLsN--May Il. at his residence.
80 Twenty-thir st, Lawrence Nc
MILAN. Funeral Wednesday, May
-. az o'clock to Ste. Anne :
church, thence to Holy Cross ceme-
terry. Sarnia papers please copy.
MIDDLEDITCH-Ma II. at 359
Burns-ave. Benjamin. beloved hus-
band of Lucy n. Middleditch and
= father OF Alpha T.. George q. and
Leigh T. Middleditch. brother of
Mrs. Harriet Bowlsby and Walter
Middleditch. Funeral service from
residence Wednesday at $3.50 p. m,
under auspices OF Palestine lodge
No. 355. r. a. \. NJ. Interment at
WOODLAND.
ROOKER-May 81. 1915, at Herman
Kiefer hospital. AL Rocker. Ship
ment from Haley's undertaking
parlors Ior burial at Saginaw.
Mich.
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Financial Notes

Bethlehem steel Co has begun a
now advertising campaign aga INST
the proposed government armor plate
plant. The company claims that Its
policy OF silence has been "A mistake.
Rock Island stockholders and
bondholders have reached the con-
ciusion that the sale Of the property
Is necessary.
Calumet a Hecla annual report for
the year ended Dec. 81, 1915, indi-
Gates profits OF S6h.53 IA share. out Of
which dividends Of $50 share were
paid. The surplus increased from
Sc 902, $50 10 SIS. 256.445. The report
shows production OF 12,613,320 pounds
OF copper. big increase over the
preceding year.
Heavy purchases Of Reading stocks
during tho last few mouths by the
Rockefeller interests have led To the
conclusion that these interests short
ly will show up in control Of the
property.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-23
DATTLfc CREEk . sTURGIO
RAILWAY COMPANY.

Notice Is hereby Given that : Sce-
the Battle Creek 9 sturgis Railway
pal office OF the company. Room eo4
Detroit. Mich, on Thursdsy. the SfS
day of June. 1915. ct 10 s'ciock q n,
for the purpose OF considering and
authorizing the sale OF part Or all q
this company to The Michigan Cep.
trail Railroad Company and such 9th.
or matters and things as may be tn-
cident to or necessary or appropriate
BY order Of the Board Of DirectorA
d. w. PARDEE.
Secretary.
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CANADA SOUTHERN BRID0H
COMPANY.

Detroit. Mich., April 3, 1916.
Notice Is hereby given that . spe:
cial meeting OF the stockholders Of
will be held at the principal Office
Of the company. Room 500. Fifteenth
Street Passenger Station. Detroit
Mich. on Thursday, the 8th day OF
purpose OF con stderins and authorl1-
Ing the sale of the railroad. rights
and franchises of this company to
The Michigan Central Railroad Com.
pany and such other matters and
things as may be incident to or nec.
essary or appropriate to be done II
connection Herewith.
BY order Of the Board OF Directors
d. w. PARDEE.
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BAY CITY a BATTLE CREEK
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Detroit. Mich. April ].

betToit, miSh'' Apfh %. WV.
Notice Is hereby given that q spe.
cial meeting OF the stockholders OF
the Bay City IL Battle Creek Railway
Company viii be held at the principal
office OF the company Room 302. FIJI
teenth Street Passenger station. Do.
OF June. 1916. at 10 O'Clock a. m, for
the purpose OF considering and auth
orizing the sale OF the railroad. rights
and franchises OF this company to
The Michigan Central Railroad Com
pany and such other matters and
things as may be incident to or nec-
essary or appropriate to be done In
connection Herewith
BY order OF the Board OF Dlrectora
d. W. PARDEE,
~ccresafy
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Produce

sTRolT. Mich. May 2p--The
~ market was advanced another
cent yesterday TO bring the
ket In line with Elgin, but the
es. Eggs are steadily frm. with
demand ahead OF the supply. As
suit OF the recent strike In the
ago stock yards "A number OF cars
Creased calves and poultry have
diverted to this and other mar
but the stun has been absorbed
out affecting prices, The potat9.
her advances are indicated. An
,e trade in strawberries Is re-
ed. and fresh vegetables are In
hpaes-Bcn Davis. s2.50g3: Bald
e3.fsW $50: Sieeis Red. 1905
Russets. $SG3.5p bbL; western
apples. li.75G 2a5 box.
sssnes-Good shipping stoox.
,sSs : Pc eds aima., s.o7e ID.
rnrssries-ss. IS q s.ss per bu.;
,ssSs -. ooe; ,s.ss per box.
sulsaswer-s2.s5ds.51 per crate.
,bbase-New. st9t25 crate.
:esssIMS sx ns,s isc; Ne ~
-. ssksse; iimpurse.. new. lib.
g; lib, iIi.c: brick cream. lie;
herns. ls%c; caisies. ish %
lsss:a Calves-Fancy. i4ol4nc:
mon. l2a1ac ID
s 40 Ss srs,s. s:c osss, peDR:,ps
long. s00 25c. rouno. ESQ 30c
N: lettuce. i3Wl4G per To-: par
roo csc doz. ~.,~mbers. hot
Ee. udWl.2b per dog. hothouse
Atoes; isn2oc h.; carrots, tl.SS
per; m head is5' sss alsssseerg: 5000
beans. boxes. 81, hampers. $3.50
S; green beans. s2m2.25 hamper;
ida tomatoes. si.25H $50 case;
plant. l6ffisc doz: asparagus.
Ions. si.2SMi.35 box. green peas.
92.5o bu: watercress. 25at per
Saps Fruit-S3g4 per crate.
oaey-Fancy white. ~ew. isni7c:
her, l0diia h.. sxtrsctsd. rose
es--petroit shipper. ar. paying
foiiowins prices TOR esled hay in
,s sSs: 8 3; D: standard No ;.m
S:l .5o022: light mlxe.. $3.50
": no. !. timothy. 500 90; No.
Jed, tisdl6.50: No. g mixed. Sill
b; No. ,,over. Si2mlt' rye straw.
I0Ic: wheat ana oat straw. e6.Sn
sfmens--St at.50 per box.
1es-si.i01l. per zoe.
sshroosns-40tI case III.
|taages---Navels. sSsd3e per box;
encias. SS.So1t per box.
Is1ows--Texas Bermudas. yellow.
10; white. t2l5G2: crate.
lsee: Sets yellow. f3d31e' white,
:s".:.sp; PIE soa:.75 per crate;
ssss..sPwhits. uloal.iS; new
se.50m1 bbl. $3.50 bu.
ositpy Broi;ers. 35mt oc. springs.
medium hens. Ice; stags
isc; rooste q, :o Il ale; geese. ITO
kraw berries-si-qt. cases. s2.SO0
sOBbsNS rgICEA
<saned Coon -App,-n. $3.50 03.oo
baked beans, lib. SOV soc;
a beans. siaias. Corn: Fancy
me. Si:l5: standard. 81. Table
Es. Sl.2sa1.to. Peas: Fancy early
|s,isos:0 t,., .a pinss. SOC rom. %ss.
Is: Marrowfat peas. 81: early
b. $3.50; sifted early June. $40
he'd - Jobpins prices in X.bbi.
rs: Bran. t2i: standard middlinga,
4 Ono middfings. $50: cracked
n. t3s: corn and oat chop. s:s ton.
Ds,sns ..oI nest p M'sn,.
10: stwaiKht. $3.50. pure rye. -:
Ens patent. ss,sc ner Dbl. IN paper
[eevslt Oii-Raw iinseed oil. TIC:
led iinseed, Tsc gal. I'm barrel lots.
Euscns In iron tarre', diamond
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Deaths

Otto schudlick. II. Horstio. ga
Hahn. sci McDousaii, SO years, en-
u aaops s.r ansf s sp
days, convulslonsi Elizabeth Graham,
lei sixteenth. SO years. seniiity;;
Frances ,TSyIor 1853 Ssas Grsen Woa 81,
kowsky, Receiving hospital. about IS
years. sortic reorganization: Peter
Metz. Receiving hospital; about 81
necki Children's Free hospital. g
rporths. broncho pneumonia; Vito
Nuia eel Fort east year. tumori
Isaac Davis, tsa Meldrum. about 90
m r"r'rii iSsufaciency: Wilt. N. Bar,
ling $50 Lincoln. 4 honrs. pulmonary
cfE%a nsrry J ys.r: oSsr pn.u mos
MIA: Caroline Bernstein. 1912 Hale. rs
wears. nitral insufnclency.;. Joseph
pctlaf $40 Willis east IS years.
G Grazing Matilda Belsni ass n ssss
mcn: Sc yecs r,.p srisonitis; Aired Alfred
Seiden. about 81 years, senile cerebral
tsoftcring: Roy Ia Sage. 2ss st. Au-
hin. months. broncho pneumonia
y s%ss cS T9fy a Hsrpsr KoSsPI sarto
81 Mays hospital. 20 years. inguinai
hernia; Jacob spey. Gil Mcpougall.
about 50 years. alcoholism; Veronika
Zawacka. 1924 Junction, Is years.
pulmonary tuberculosis: Mabel r..
| Williams. Is Krupp. .? wears. burns
10 body; Steve vargo, s1t South. rs
days. prcmeturity; Albert Falardeau:
| 700 Parker, ~ years. carcinoma OF
stomach; Louis Farago. 1874 Morrell.
months. broncho pneumonia: Robert
". Kruger, ef sylvester. ! month,
cetving hospital 50 years. strangulat-
ed hernia. Frank Wick. 90 white, !
month. lobar pneumonia; Katarzina
Mlssiiwa, 2ts Llvernois. about rs
years, pulmonary tuberculosis: AL
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-23
PROPOSALS FOR
CONDUIT
CONSTRUCTION

Sealed proposals.. Endorsed sPSe.
Rosais TOT Sohauit Cops5SrHuctipn. NIL
Commission Of the City OF Detroit, q
the office OF the Secretary. IS East
Atwater street. until 1870 o'clock q.
m. Monday. June 8. 1915, for the con-
handhoies and lamppost foundatlo1
in accordance with the drawings ana
specifications. copies of which may
be had a. tns SsSTeta 1?yu opnSs;
F. T. BOWLER.
BITS Secretary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-23
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. n. V, May ::.-Flour
Irregular and unsettled. pork: Quiet.
mess. $3.50 q &c. Lard; Weak mid
Raw. quiet: centrifugal 96-test. 1902
refined, quiet; cut loaf, ts:so; crush
s sa ss ,psssS af7r sc cOe s@' RiG
No. I on spot. 9Tc, Tallow Easy;
special. lie: city. i0Ac; country. loA
qi10a.c. Hay: Demand. good: prime,
si36. Dressed poultry; Strong; tur-
keys, s4M3Sc. chickens, lsm see;
fowls. 1914 N 32c: ducks. Long Island.
2sc. Live poultry: strong. geese. 10
turkeys. $50 zoe; ROSTERS. lsc; chick
en-, broiIers, 80 n 36c. Cheese: Firm;
state milk. common to specials. $50
l9iac; skins. common TO special. so
1Jc
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Sugar Market

ssgsr-Corrected dairy BY w. H.
Edgar q Bon: Crystal dominoes. 2-ib-
.t. SSsss' , ess eai sss': su ass
is.ss; xxx powdered. $3.50; stan
ssfd powasrs o.Sss d.snai,, ss
tons. SS.iS; crystal domino gran, =
lb. and s-lb. cartons. I'm. cases. 1872
diamond no. A osssts; eon ss: Nn q, a
30. l,i:so; No. 5. SIS; No. q sisc;
v7.s6; No. ia. $50; No. IL, t7.so; No
Is. $50; non IN m,st ino ,b -
household .powd.. rs. "a to case.
e2.t0; Do. Is TO case. $40 per case
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[]E0pL!!E!:S,s
ONE CENT A WORD

ONE CENT A WORD
Cash with order: IL charged. 70
limo.
No transient advertising inserted
for less than 15c with cash: III
changed, 1Sc per insertion.
The above rates apply to all .classi-
Ecations except Births. CARDS OF
Thanks. Obituaries. Meeting Notices.
otc.
Births. Deaths, Cards OF Thanks
and meeting Notices - Minimum
charge. 36c for rs words or less. Each
additional word 1-3c.
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vim Jakan. 400 wesson. l month. 10.
Martin. IL months. broncho pneumo-
mia; John Kuptz. Ss5 Piummer. about
36 years. septic endocarditis: Helen
Lermer. 81 Infantry. n years. scar,
let fever; Madge r. Nicholas. Ill
Rosedale- CT. 81 years, pulmonary ~.
berculosis: VILLAIN L. Andrews. 1?6s
West 0rand-blvd.. " years. valvuiar
inHufnciencY.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-23

HELP wANTED-MALE.
TAILOR wanted. s5 Washington
blvd.
wANTED-cook and two walters for
Highland Park.
wANTED-Janitor for factory; ref
erences Apply In person. Holley
WANTED - Experienced house to-
houss canvasser. Good salary for
Circulation Department.. The De.
troit Times
HELP wANTED-rEMAIR
Homework. i44 Virginia. Apply In
morning.
COMPETENT NURSE for two chill
+. 1904 30 Van Dyke,pi. Referen-
ces required.
YOUNG GIRL to assist with general
homework; mo laundry. North
3t53-R.
SECOND COOK wanted at Central
Lunch. le4 Randolph-st.
COMPETENT MAID fcr small fam
lily; no washing; wages VI. 274 Col
lingwood.
WORKING HoUsEKEEPER, Apply
81 Abbott.
ALTERATION WOMAN; steady post
ton. competent person. 10 Shell
by-st
COOK WANTED to prepare noon
Il o.. Axe
COMPETENT GIRL for general
Homework; good home; small fam
lily; 81 week. 726 Brush.
COMPETENT MAID for cooking and
downstairs work; no waning or
ironing. good, wages. ~ Arden
DIsHwAsHER wanted for restau-
rant 5li Grand River.
EXPERIENCED WAITRESS; full
time. Apply 100 Woodward
EXPERIENCED WAITRESS wanted.
1874 Randolph.
EXPERIENCED CHAMBERMAID at
Hotel Normandie.
EXPERIENCED WAITRESS wanted
at % Baltimore west; $S week.
FOUR COUNTER GIRLS at Boerth's
Spa. Gratiot and Farmer.
EXPERIENCE coiner slayer oper-
ator Steady employment. X. w.
Stewart Co. Windsor.
GENERAL kitchen woman. 100
Woodward.
GENERAL MAID. Ridge 5s53-J.
cTpI Tor Itgh, Homework: must sleep
at home. 10i Garfield. Grand 1851
Girl. for general homework: no
washing: good wages and good
home. 1854 Second. Phone Grand
e2t5-W.
High-ClaSs SaleSladies
For one of the best high-class propo-
sitions out Grand River. II you
! have the ability want you. the
! amount you can make it's unlimited.
Investigate See Mr.. Beck. sales
| Mgr Riverview Homes Co. 4O-il-
A. Buhl block, 81 Griswold-st.
MANICURfSTs wanted Room s. Jones
bldg, 242 Griswold Drab IL BIZ
NahS'
M1DpLE-AGED LADY for parlor
maid. Apply housekeepcr, Fellow
craft club. 20 Washngton-b blvd.
|
! OFFICE GIRL wanted, must under
stand Jewish. Apply 4s1 Beaunlen.
! PORTRAIT AGENTS-Good proposi-
| ton Model Art Studio. 60 Park pl.
SECOND COOK. dishwasher and -
DericnCed waitress. no sunday
| work 1888 Shclby-at.
SEVERAL young ladies as window
demonstrators good salary and
permanent positions. Femberg. 2l9
Woodward. druggist.
TELEPHONE
OPERATORS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-23
FOn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
HAINES WIGS,
TOUPEES
And Ladies' Hair Goods

Best made Wigs and Tou-
oees in the world for the
money. Ladies' Hair Goods
wholesale and retail. Fine first
quality French Hair Switches
and Hair Goods. Prices right.
Established in present Hair
Store-1879-over 81 years.
rs GRAND RIVER AVE. w.
2 Doors from Bagley Ave.
WIN. A. HAINES
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-23
TWELVE CANDIDATES
FILE IN HARLAN COUNTY

ALMA, Neb.. Jan. 22-Cspecial. )-rhere
are twive filings 10 date for the coming
primary race in Harlan county as follows:
Republican Filings-AlIen b. Shoemaker.
Alma, county clerk; r. H. Craig. Orleans,
county clerk; Grant A. starkey, Ragan.
sheriff; II. jay Egefston. Alma. clerk Of
the district court; John X. Richmond.
Orleans. county treasurer; ]. T. Joyce,
Alma, county treasurer; o. w. Percy.
Alma, county attorney; B. b. Weber.
Orleans, county Judge. Democratic FIJI
ings-- Francis Il. White. Huntley, super
intendent OF schools; Eddie c. Boebler,
Alma, attorney; j. E. Pate, Orleans,
treasurer; S. L. Roberts. Alma, supervisor
district four
Arthur Kimberling editor Of the Alma
Record. is being mentioned as repub-
lican candidate for the legislature. Mr..
Kimherling attended the republican mass
meeting in lincoln and while there was
quietly married to Mrs. Jessie r.. conklin
of Alma.