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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-19
Literal One.

q understand you got a treasure in your wife's hand"
 Not exactly a treasure, but we bought a new car from her bridge Baltimore American.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-19

The Democrats of Alaska were the first to declare for Alaskan control of Alaskan fisheries. They were the first to declare for Alaskan control over all Alas kan matters.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-19

FOR SALE-Furniture of four room flat cheap. Flat for rent. Enquire No. 9, Gustafson apartments o21
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-19

FOR SALE-Elegant set of furs Very reasonable. Inquire "Furs. Empire. o19tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-19

FOR SALE-One 12.gauge shotgun and gun case, one 25 Remington re- beating rifle, one % Remington re- beating rifle, one 2.year-old female Chesapeake Bay water retriver, pedi- greed and regIstered. Phone 7S. o24.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-19

Practically all of the old guard in the fight for selfgovernment for Alaska is supporting Senator Sul ger for Delegate to Congress There are but two or tbree exceptions in the whole Territory Senator suzer is a member of the old guard himself
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-19

FOR SALE-Completc outfit Of furniture for housekeeping of two rooms including carpets and bed ding. Bargain-Wiu take $4OOO. En- Quire Douglas Fish Market
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-19

FOR SALE-oood payable room. ing house; low rent; center of busi- ness district. Win give lease. Have business elsewhere. owner, Empire
 -(Nov. 5l-
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-19

FOR SALE - DEVELOPMENT NUMBER ALASKA DAILY EMPIRE FOR 1916-The best Illustrated pub. lication concerning resources of Ju- neau and surrounding country. Price % cents at Empire office and News Stands. tf.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-19

The attacks on Delegate Wickersham have been ased on the record. and the record has been pub shed with the charges.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-19

If wickersham could have had his way our Terri toral Senate would have been wholly made up of Fed eral officials one Of whom would have been Federal District Judge.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-19
FoR sALE-EFEICIENcY

FOR SALE-Correspondence schol. arship Efficiency never goes beg. ging. The person who can 10 posi-. lively and thoroughly something that is useful is always in demand. AD- DRESS SCHOLARSHIP Empre. tf.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-19

Every mother in Juneau is interested in the cbools Every one of them should permit that in- crest to take her to the polls tomorrow
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-19

Juneau should give tremendous vote tomorrow favor Of that new school house.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-19
MOrtuary.

MOLITOR- tTCHIsON- IS. IN
Cincinnati, Julia. wife OF Rev. Dr.
and daughter Of Edward Molitor. %
Crosse Pointe shores. Funeral on
Tuesday at Dubuque, Iowa.
POi<RIEFk N--,Iune rs. 1915. Joseph:
aged 80 years. beloved husband OF
Ottilla. dear father OF Frank.
George Joseph Louis. Theodore
and EdGebert Funeral from resi-
dencc, 500 Watson st. Tuesday, at
$50 a. m. at -, Joseph church at s
o'clock lnterinent at NJ. Elliott.
Pittsburgh papers please copy.
WERNER At Plymouth, June II. Jo-
seph. beloved son OF Joseph and the
late Frances Webber. brother 81
William Nebher and Mrs. William
McCovrev and Mrs. Matthew Nc
Lean. Funeral Tuesday from home
at 10 o'clock a. m. Central standard
time.
VAN BA,LEN-June Is. at her home.
tis Rowena-st. Mira. Isaac Van
Raal"n. dear mother ~ Harold.
Mrs. Jennie GumbleT. sister Of Is
raet Bessie \ and H. W. Davis.
Funeral Tuesday, p. m, via au-
tos.
" ARD suddenly. I'm New York city,
SUNDAY. Juno rs, 1915. Mabel Lee;
Lake. Mich. Notice Of funeral later.
BENSON II. Alfred D. at his
residence 1jf Wabash-ave., below
cd husband Of Kate Conkle Benson
and father OF Alfred G.. Mrs. J. l..
Cairns. Nellie +. and GLADYS r. Ben
son. Funeral from the residence on
Tuesday at 2 y. IN.
DINsER-Juue -. 1915. Thomas be-
loved son, az John and Rosie Din
ser, aged 16 years. Funeral from
residence. corner Lindwood and
Brown-aves., Greenfield. Tuesda Y
morning az 10 a. m. TO Blessed
Sacrament church.
Low EI< E--Edna Gertrude. g years.
beloved daughter Of Mrs. Martha
and sister OF Cecilia, Erwin Her
bert. George, Aaron. Roland, 557
Crane Services Tuesday afternoon
at $3.50 from Rev. f. G.. Billings
First Evangelical Lutheran church; ;
o'clock AT the house. lnterment
German Lutheran cemetery.
EICHsTEAD-At his residence. In
Taylor township, August Eichstead
aged 60 years, beloved father OF
Mrs Amelia Kruger, OF Mrs. Ber-
tina Smitchv. and August l'lchstead
and Mrs. Augusta EickNlf Funeral
TUESDAY IT ~ from residence and
o'clock tsun time) from Emman-
uel Lutheran church. Dearborn.
Rurial in Woodmere cemetery via
automobiles
Gertrude. 80 years.
beloved daughter OF Mrs Martha
and sister OF Cecilia. Erwin. Her
bert. George, Aaron and Roland.
500 Crane. Services Tuesday after
noon fror, Rev. T.. c. Billings First
English Evan. Lutheran church at
9:3O and o'clock at the house. In
torment In German Lutheran ceme-
terry.
MASsEY-June Is. at her residence,
$50 Twenty eighth ST. Ora May. he
loved wife OF Oscar n. Massey and
mother Of Claude. Glenn. Lawrence.
Gertrude, Robert and Margaret
Massey. Funeral from residence
Tuesday at 1:30 p. m.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-19
ONE CENT A WORD
Deaths

Ida Trotter. Harper hospital. Del
ray branch. 90 years, peritonitis;
John 4. Sigmann. 1884 West Grand
blvd, 80 years, ureamia, John Mich
OILS. Providence hospital, 80 years, ty-
phoid fever. John Zeloazo. Providence
hospital. bS years, carcinoma or NV
er; I.alar kapin. 80 Brewster, 81
yearh cardiac asthma. Harry shaw,
81 MARY hospital. about % years.
foot Of Hastings. about 3s years.
crushing injuries: Stanislaus Bedna-
rex sos Hammond, II months. bron-
cho pneumonia: WawrZyn Mrok. 1913
Piquettc, about 80 years. chronic VAL
vular heart disease. Fanny Perkins.
Receiving hospital, 6s years bronchI-
it's August Dudas. Woodward and
Belmont. ~ years. fractured skull
Albert Shattelroe, leo Jones. %
years, mitral insuffciency: Arthur
kudryCki, Gi5 Warren east, months.
ccrcbro- spinal meningitis: Aio,se
Gilsbuch. S@J Mitchell, II years, To-
quette wears. diphtheria; Edwin
Hoetser. 717 Joseph Campau. y
years, pulmonary tuberculosis; Floyd
Wehmeyer. Harper hospital % years.
int Stinal obstruction: John kossuch,
g. Humboldt. so years. intestinal OBJ
struction, Anna Feiedelem. - White.
I6 years. carcinoma OF uterus; Fred
.crick Bauer. s. Antietam. 50 years.
inquest pending, hlhert T.. Schultz.
19l Helen, go years, pneumonia;
Louisa Hhassa. sc Spring, 7s years,
Providence hospital. &c years. chronic
gastritis. Charles &. Hardy Receiv-
Ing hospital, about GO years. inquest
peuding
The Detroit times., 1916-06-19
Marriage Licenses.

sam Nelson. 90. Minnie Hnts. 90.
Theodore Avery. 80; Josephine
clarence e. DUNCAN. ss; Edna Tur.
Lloyd Craig. 20. Irene Carson. 2s
Martin Greb. 30 Augusta Gruen'
ing. -.
hlV"r Symo. -: Helen Croman, "a
p Watson 90. Chatham ont.
Edmund Zwernikowski 81; Mary
Hvernots. 81
william schebel, 90; Martha Coop
ersmith. Is
ANTHONY F. Droz. "a; Celia Dob
EDWARD II. Smith. 20: Hazel G.
phillips. %
Carl Peters, SO; Catherine Kuhl-
V"rg Wheeler, "a; Gladys Butter
Charles r.. Smith. 40. Detroit: Mona
~ Hawkins rs. &c orse.
John. r. Wettlaufer 81 Alice As
iohg Holowace, %; TIP. Klobo-
Lloyd r. Thomas. - Mary l..
Joseph wolan. 81; Julia z'awis. 10.
Bruno Courneya. 81; Flora Lange.
George Beaver, 25. Detroit; Eliza
beth Bell, - Toronto.
Iar,os Tattan. II; Theresa Wor-
rell 90
Alexander s Greeson IS; Celia NJ.
RosenberEer. IS.
Jote schwlndie, % Paulina Mesa
ros. 20.
Julius Ring, 2s; Julia singerman.
John Kortes. 90. Detroit; Efae
Make, 10 Deer River. Mass.
Wayne W. Liston. %; Shirley NJ.
Grim 20.
II
Erwin O. Michel, 81; Emily Kan
nowski, 10.
Harry A. Savage. "a Florence s.
Hazard. 81
Alrhons G. Schueren. %: Gertrude
J. Scholz. IS
White. -.
August stark. 20. Springwells
Clara Kruger is, same.
Daniel McCorey. 81; Clara A.
Smith. Al
The Detroit times., 1916-06-19
Births
ROYS.

BOYS
John sullivan, Providence hospital
Warren Gallagher, ais Twenty-nrst:
Gsssk S9' ss Sem 1%a ' sa1atS S
GRECO. 1875 Fort F.; samuel stuger.
ls0 .Deimar; okey s. Henderson,, elS
LeMay; Russell r.. Coke, ssI LeMsy,
P SSRsn ps SSan' go R sss R Wm n
shook, 1876 seventeenth; John Ciotus-
zyuski. sac Dubois. Benz s. Coaster,
S sSs RnsSsil; Frsdsrlek p Rssyes'
2lt Harvey: Floyd stoddard. SOS
Sixteenth: stephen Daily. ies Com.
monwealth: steve Baksai 261 Mae
kie; Ernest .. Book. 1924 MAXWELL:
Gin Lichsczewski. 7ss Chene: George
T. Beaufait. $50 Fairview: Ian Dzon
7e2 Riopeiie; Frank q. Hall. 1870
Eleary: Camille I.eathem. cs Harper;
Peter Dora, 1920 Bellevue.
GIRLS.
John Ziaja. III kollin: julius Pet
ere. 25 Dane: Alex Gelmenskl ~
Mm %a w% s SsrE TlcmS.y Thf SSS
Tarnosky, 1850 Jos Campau. RAY J.
Cerrigan.. Providence hospital; How
ard y. Amos, Providence hospital :
tai; ep% oason "p Ps.ut rao''G IS Medina
Domenico Modlca. 21T clinton: David
Wchonkin, 330 E. Aiexandrine; Egg
bert Ramsay. so Heidelberg; Hugo
Mansee. 1874 Medbury; Sam Pollock.
35s Mscomb Joe Becauiis, TA Riv-
ard; John Tiretto. 2si Lafayette
Harry Belier. 50 wilkins. George
Sober. 4li Congress: Clyde A. Par
son. 342 Bewick: Howard Tully. Har-
per hospital. Henry Tukslek, 1885
Crane: Joseph zebura, $40 Dubois
John Przybeian.. IS Flower, Harry
y. Fouts, ss7 John r.; Frederick W.
Lenard 81 r.. Euclid; Joseph Pia-
secki 1901 81 Aubin. steve Buczai.
79s Crossely: Harry ". Weeks, 20
Hobart: VIM 4 clark. iiie Twelfth:
Edward J. Dwyer. SIS Seventeenth;
Jan Kolasienska. ati CNene: John
apa. $50 Kirby: Joseph Patterson.
isi strong: Ernest r.. Leder. ssSh
Canton: steve Szalai. III Post; Cyril
Popplestone, 1856 Bewick.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-19
VESSEL PASSAGES
AZ rketrOtt

Go a.hrTo Mint SSn 0 80 p. M; wysn-
dotte, 10, Townsend. 1890; Van hise'
1850: Schoonmaker. 1910; Elphicke
il:30 r. Il Davidson, 1910 a. m: Luz
zon SO; Robert Wallace; s;?o; Dim, DIM.
$40, Cicoa I. Morris, $40.
Down: w. @. Mather. $3.50 p. M
Vulcfn. 1850: Bessemer, Jenney
Ioio. W. n. Crawford. ii:iS: Poly :
ncsia. rs GA m: ID. o. Mills. 3: Guy
Ter ADAMS; s:to; a. c, stewart, S;sT'
saturn, Wdipsn; s;ao; s,, Mcpo" s!so
Marian IS smith hfn" sSxona. sIo;
Agawa. gao; shaw, Darlington. Mum
cy, 3 Murphy. 40.
500. Mich. June ls.-Up: Marian,
1850 last night; Bixby. $50: Bicker-
d'ke. .; Zenith City. $50 south Am
tenac. Chattsnooga. 1850: Marsha
midnight; r. Lyman Smith; Yuma
ponner, Dunn, l2:s0; Atikoknan, ];
Yorkton. ..a0; Olcott. 4: Moll. $50;
Morgan neam, Gary, 3; Cetus, y
Glenshee. Malietoa. .; Dsvock. Trim,
HE. Charlotte. Breitung. 10; Samuel
Down: Toiler, 8 last night; Mid
land prince. Hoover. Elba. sac; Leon
ard. John owen, $3.50. Consdon, Doric
10: Midland King. IL; Robinson
IL :ao: OIL. a. m: Andaste Utica,
Joshua Rhodes. Nation. 2; Griffin, 2;
SInaloa. George Crawford. Snyder; Jr.
nnston. sarnian. Newboid. 6; Nor
gan, Jr.. $50: Eiiwood. Yates. 7:3o;
lcnkins. 9; Andrew Epson. Augustus
$40; Durham. q. Curry. Buffalo. Man.
itoba. e:3O: William Rogers. Panther
10: Harmonic. Ball Bros. 1880.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-19


! didn't dare tell him or let Jim see
Il. And now I'm old and homely
and he probably doesn't even know
I'm alive. He never did care for
Marcia Graves. never. and she Just
sent young Marcia to show me tha,
I'm old and forgotten. Probably he
will marry Marcia. ! don't care.
Oh. yes, do, too" And she buried
her face In her arms. Suddenly she
started up in dismay. for mans
shadow fell on the path In front OF
her. Can you please tell me-" she
heard a Arm voice say. whether |
can find Miss Wainwright here or
why. Miss Aida"
"You-you must be-" she STAN
mered, her cheeks growing pink as
she tried to conceal her wet eyes. IL
think heard that you had come,
MIR. Durkee."
81 should have known you any
where. Miss Aida. You haven't
changed bit"
A ghost OF a smile crept over Miss
Lidy's face. Won't you come up
on the porch and sit DOWN. II is
pretty hot here in the garden" And
she led the way up the winding
path.
James Durkee sank down on a
chair with little sigh OF relief,
tanning his heated face with his
BROAD hat. How natural II all
seems" he said. The house and
garden-those trees"
Then for the first time In several
minutes Miss Lidy spoke. Natural
TO you? Possibly II may seem nat
ural--to you" She ended with a
little culver.
The man burst out quickly. "Oh,
no. please don't. had not forgotten
your side OF II all. Don't ] know
that " must be so different to you
from those old days that the place
doesn't. can't. seem nome to you?
But all my boyhood dreams were
coming true when | used 10 All
right here and--and-in those days
YOU were such part OF my dreams
that used to feel you right here
beside me always. so that's why It's
still natural TO me-" He was gazing
far down through the trees TO the
great house az he spoke.
Miss Lidy clenched her workworn
hands till they were white and a
little spasm OF pain came TO her
eyes. but she made no reply.
The man went on without looking
al her Two OF three times In
these years 4 have been near death
and always my one thought was
hat I couldn't see you again. Az
a little sound he turned quickly. to
see Miss Lidy's brown eyes full OF
sudden tears. "You knew-you
care about it," Jim's gray eyes
grew keen. Ibid you ever wonder
Why went away and never came
back? May tell you now, Aida"
Al the sound OF the familiar narnc
he bent shoulders Strengthened a
little and a bit OF the old ring came
into Miss Lidy's voice. There was
nothing here to interest you, ! pre-
sumo. Ji-Mr. Durkee."
AS her tongue slipped into the
little old nickname Jim stepped
quickly forward. Yes" he said.
there was something TO interest me
here. but | made up my mind IL
wasn't for me 70 think about till !
was worthy OF H. When your fath'
err made me realize what | had been
"a blind fool not to see for my
sels-how far above me you we're
I knew that I'd never come back
tin I could give you what you dc
served. I've been all over the
world these years, but never for
got you. Aida. and rye come back
10 tell you I've bought the great
house.And want you 10 come back
to Il and me. Do you think you
cam"
And Miss Aida. with one gasping
thought OF the pink net dress and
Marcia, stepped into his waiting
arms and thought she could.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-19

Lieut.. teen. Sir George Gorringe,
who figures largely in the recent
Mesopotamis dispatches, Is one Of
the youngest officers OF his rank In
the British service. AT the age OF
33 he commanded a column in the
Boer war. and at 43 he was a ma
jor-general.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-19
JusT Asour M,s TING
BITS OF INFORMATION.

The whole succession OF aide-de-
camps to the duke of Connaught as
encouragement OF Canada, has
been wiped out by the war.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-19
Sugar Market

susar-Corrected daily by w. II.
Edgar a Son; Crystal domlnoes. 2-lb..
ss.s5; xxx powdered, $3.50. stand.
ard powdered, ss.45: graduated. -ex-
ira coarse. $3.50; granulated, fine.
TONS IS. Is; crystal domino gran, :
ID. and 5-lb. cartons, IN cases. sS,35:
crystal domino gran, HF cases, ss4S
diamond 4. tsl6; confectionery. A.,
10 30 ,f,sss No. So ,ss IS no Se 3 s7ssss
No. 10. s5.f5; No. IL, $40. No. ~
s7.ss; No. 10. $3.50. No. IL. $3.50; No
-. $3.50; non-cakinF mixture, 50;
household powd., Is. "a TO case. $40;
Do. IS TO case. $40 per case.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-19
NEW YORK pRODUCE

NEW YORK, June 19.-Flour:
Quiet and unsettled. Pork: Firm;
Gs west ' SPOT 'G s,sic ss SOe' sus" aG;
Raw. dull; centrifugal. 96 test, t6.0s
$50; muscovade. SO test. 1921 20
5.es; refined: dull; cut loaf. $3.50;
SIS;eS. ,tssS7 p"o Coffee RIO No s"
on spot, exc. Tsllow Steady; spe-
cisl, a%c; city. PC asked: country
"a 6s&c. Hay: steady, prime. si5b;
No 3. tl.056tt.15; clover. soc msi 30
Dressed poultry; Quiet: turkeys, csc,
chickens. 20h gaze; fowls. 14ta n csc,
ducks. Long Island. 1ec. Live poul-
try: Weak; geese, lac; ducks. lsc;
fowls, 10 a 2oTc: turkeys. 1sc: roost-
Cheese Sc steady: state milk. % com Snr
mon TO specials, 13is n16Ac; skins
common To special. 8 n i3c.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-19
CHICAGO BUTTER

CHICAGO. June Is.--Butter: EN-
tras, 2shc; frsts, 27A a Csc. dairy eN-
tras. 26k m27hc firsts. ESQ 26c.
Eggs: Prime ordinary. Isa zoe. hrsts
20A G2ikc. Cheese Twins. l5ia C.
young Americas. i5hc. Live poul-
geese. i1d1ec: turkeys. zoe. Pota-
toes: Receipts. s cars; Michigan
Wisconsin. Minnesota and ohio, i.2o
The Detroit times., 1916-06-19

Rev. w. A. Freeman. pastor OF a
church at Covington. o.. has offered
10 give half his salary during the
next six months to the fund for the
relief OF the Armenian war suffer.
ers.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-19

Try Bemb Floral Service"
FLOWERS for Everybody"
The L. Bemb Floral Company.
Albert Pochelon.
Main 1909 1853 Bates-st.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-19

The Masonic grand lodge OF Eng.
land has enacted that In order to
prevent the peace and harmony of n
lodge being disturbed. II is neces-
sary that all brethren OF German.
Austrian, Hungarian. or Turkish
birth. should not attend any lodge
or Masonic meeting under the juris-
diction of the grand lodge OF Eng
land until after the end of the war.
When the war broke out there
were $4,000 officers and men In the
British navy. In addition to these
were $1,000 reserves. In the early
part OF this year there were in ac-
tive service 100000 officers and
men. Back Of these. engaged on
ship construction. repairs. etc, are
about 100000 men, making total
force working for the navy. ashore
and afioat. of over 1.000,00 men.
The Germans have been making
an increasing use of asphyxiating
and tear.producing shells and gases,
especially in their fierce attacks on
Verdun. II has recently come TO
light that the gases used in these
shells are made from a plant called
the sabadilla, a kind OF lily that
grows only in South America. The
seeds of this plant, which are ex'
tremely poisonous, have. long been
used in medicine in small quaint
ties as heart tonic, but It re-
manned for the Germans to find out
that they could be put into tear
producing shells.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-19

LINGfs LATEST IlSr
OF UPRIGHT PIANO BARGAINS
G Mlout5n' 9 '" Mas r16S' ruiz sla:' g
Harrington. black cafe. ...,.. ~
Regal, sweet tone. 1875
Boardman 4 Gray. rehnished 80
Tough Warren. bargain Is
Hamilton. sweet tone. ....,. $50
ha'hman, returned rentE- ,.... 1919
kranich Bach. in good con-
u'Ii,,'"h ,.,.,,''.,,.,'''.'.'.''''''' i ,ees
Newly A. Evans, fine tone .... .3S
schiller Bachman. cannot be
told from new ............ 325
smith a nixon. fun size. 49,. 22S
Crown. concert used ...:... $40
schiller Rachman. looks like
schiller. fne ................. 2lo
Regal. fair observation-disclosures. 1875
Ncwby a Evans, cannot be told
from new observation-disclosures. 3l0
Newby & Evans. entirely reGn-
Nued .,..... ................. 2tO
Kurtz Bros. used less than six
months. poor ...,......,,... 10
Kraksuer. largest and hnest
KrakSuer Just like new. ma
newly ( Evans. in fne condi. 90
Newly g. Evans. very old. good ''o
Newly & Evans Player Plano.
bargain Observation-Disclosures. 315
famous make ..... 2@5
like ew............ 1875
----, bargain........... 30
Those with names omitted are lead
ing makes sold by our friends Ina
the business.
Easy terms OF rental or sale.
LING PIANO HOUSE
So Years In Business.
IS Library-ave.
Corner Grand River-ave. East.
(Over Macauley's Book StoreD
The Detroit times., 1916-06-19
HELP wANTEo--MALE

HELP wANTEO-MALE
CARPENTERS wanted. H,mlurk
2255-M. OF call at la5 Mayerly.
CARPENTERS FOR FRAMING. Ap-
ply on job. l55 La sale Gardens
'"''
CARPENTERs. rough and nnlsher:
good wages. steady work. Apply
before s a. m. or after p. m. at
61S Holcomb.
LUNCH COUNTER MAN wanted APP
ply SIC Gratiot.
MACHINIsTS-Have steady employ
ment for competent milling ma
chine and lathe hands. state aSc
and experience, Regal Gasoline
Engine Co. Coldwater, Mich.
MAN for receiving and shipping de-
partment Wholesale house, one
who understands tying up bundles.
Apply SC West I>arned-st.
MAIN i05-Awning hangers. Ex-
perienced only need apply 5eZ
Gratiot.
MEN wanted for pick and shovel
work on sewers and cellars. SIC
per hour. Apply 25 Hill-ave, High
land Park.
MoToRMAN-steady work; 40 cents.
I.ongtellow and Wilson. Phone
WANTED Several young men for
city statesmen. salary and commits
sion. ID. &. I.owenthal, care OF
WANTED-Cement packers. repair
men and laborers at Cement city.
N'ch. Peninsular Portland Cement
WANTED-Neatly dressed solicitor;
pay every night Northland studio,
2le Woodward.
WANTED-Assist.n baker at Park
Hotel. Mt Clemens. Mich.
WANTED--Boy not over s years old
to run drill press. Stecker EleC-
trio e. Machine Co. 3f36 Bates-st
Acknowledgements shoemaker
1899 Russell-st
wANTED-Bus boys. Roses. 1918
Woodward.
wANTED-First- class barber APP
ply IL Grand River-ave. west
ANTED-Punch press hand. Steck :
er Electric & Machine Co. 34-S6
Bates-st.
WANTED--Sh ipplng clerk night
work; Apply Gordon Pagel. 81
Cleveland.
HELP wANTED-rEHAL
ACTIVE and capable woman to work
for husbands room and board and
wages. 730 Cass.
DISHwASHER wanted. Apply at
Boerths Spa. basement OF Liggett
building.
EXPERIENCED coIored or white girl
for general Homework; no laun-
dry work; good wages, city refer
ences $50 Second
EXPFRIENCED resident laundress
for private family; high wages. APP
Hickory 21ss.
EXPERIENCED counter girl. Annlv
at once. KsrRten's Cafeteria Cliff
ford and Woodward.
GIRL for general housework: one
child: no laundry work: good wa
yes. Apnly at once. II Garfield.
GIRL for general Homework; refer
cnces. 23s Colorado. n. r.
MIDpLE-aGED WOMAN TO assist IN
general homework. 255 Lincoln.
PLAIN COOK at IS Harper-ave.
SECOND CoOK-CoIth's Restaurant.
507 Woodward.
TWO GIRLS to dust furniture. Apply
Jewel Furniture and Carpet Co.
i55 Kercheval.
WAITRESS wanted for hrst-cla IS
| restaurant. National Restaurant
80 Bagley, near Statler hotel
The Detroit times., 1916-06-19
PICTURE SHOWS

n you are In the market for picture
show call at this office.
Cooperative Realty Go.
sas- 30s Holden Bldg Phone Cadillac
t7tsi open evenings : TO ..
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HELP wANTEu-MALE
The Detroit times., 1916-06-19

CARPENT ERS wanted. ti,mlurk
2255-M. OF call at lhj MaVerlS.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-19

ceipts OF berries OF all kinds az well
as OF farm produce were light on
Monday. but the demand was in pro-
portion. and there was no serious
shortage In any line, The Elgln but
ter market was given range down
ward on Saturday. the prevailing
high prices checking the demand for
storage. Poultry. dressed calves and
potatoes are called steady 10 arm,
and the vegetable list Is little
lower In some varieties.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-19
PERSONALS

NOTTCE--lf any poor girI Is IN trou-
BILE. needing advice. friendship or
help, write or call on SIC RETARY
MARGARET DUFFY. N93 Forrest
west, Salvation Army.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-19
Modern Bungalow $685.

Complete material tor building i've
room modern bungalow 1886. Ship
ment same day order recelvcd.r
Call GOT Ford bldg. or phone Aatas'
1850.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-19

QUICK PROFITS-Build an Aladdin
House on your lot and make quick
and profitable turnover. Call 6O7
Ford bldg, or phone Main 1850
The Detroit times., 1916-06-19
WANT TO HI, --MIsCELLANEoUs
TO RENT--ROONs.
HOTEL. FRANKLIN

Cor. Larned and Bates.-oply a block
from Woodward and Jefferson ayes.
and only half a block from the new
Interurban waiting room. Extra
fine rooms at 7jc. 81 and $50 per
DAY.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-19

LARGE FRONT ROOM cheap, 7 ) min
utes from Packard's $50 Rohns-avc.
TWO UNFU FINISHED ROOMS for
light housekeeping 23l Wills w.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-19

WE EXCHANGE your old furniture
for new or Eive YOU cash. Main
2Q0t 1853 Michigan-ave.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-19

wANTED--kEAL ESTATE

WANTED--A lot 35x4o r.. for q two-
family. shady side. Walnut s92-w
The Detroit times., 1916-06-19
WINDOW CLEANING
MONEY TO LOAF

MONEY TO LOAs
CONSTRUCTION LOANS Liberal
amounts. J. +. Weber. 204 Gratick.
WE BUY LAND CONTRACTS.
Detroit Land Contract Co.
s17-u3 Hammond Bldg. Cad. hs1e.
PrtniinR--tbe pisin neat kind--tnas
o. rIEbt--Times job Dept.-Masu <91D.