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The Detroit times., 1916-09-09
Marriage Licenses

Herbert HARTLEY, 30. Providence;
Mary f. Williams. 32, Barneveld, !. y.
Herbert J pihert. %, Garrett, Ind;
Katherine Bohsr. 90. Kalkaska ,.,
Floyd ). Curran. ~. Garrett Ind.
Edna Schneitzer. is. Auburn. Ind
Walter l.. ovens. 81; Victoria He
Edward Raker. "a. Mary Vein. 81
Edward Hauenschlld. 30. Cheviot
o. s, Helena ; ,i.,;' Hes 81 p1troi'. rcos c,,y.
Harrison NJ. Murray. %, Detroit;
Myra T.. olsen. p. Duluth. MINI.
Casimer widuta. 2s: Alexandria
Roy I. Hsrman. 20 Brown City;
Bessie Robinson. 80. Detroit.
Joseph Reno, 20. Josephine Rutter.
George Cunis. %. Detroit, Hazel
Reed. 2s.. Ypsilnnti.
John Simon, p, Mary s5sSlag!. 20
Edward V Kriebel. 81; Mamie
George Mochoeinko as Kate Much
Louis J. Haeamsn. 80. strouthers
q; Cecilia hanson. IS same,
william ~ Dawson. 30. Rose Bel
Leo McQuInIn. %. Romulus Nellie
Shook. p. same
Joseph H. Christie. 81 Edna ~
Bur. 20
Ralph /. Baker. % Tnez r. Slick.
90.
stewart r.eily. q, Warren. o.: Alva
Nashinder Is same
John Stoirski. 2s. Tracey Golocho-
wicZ, 20
J. II Goss Jr. Al, Hazel q Reed.
%
George Biool, %. Caroline Spor-
ncak. 21
Moe NJ Jacobs q. Chicago; Han
nah liRCinhottom. 20. Evansville
August Glatz 20 Minnie Bron-
claw. %.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-09
AVENUE THEATER
TO CHANGE SHOWS

The Dunn Amusement Co. which
operates tho Avenue theatcr, has
tust closed contract with the In
dependent Burlcsquc circuit, where
by the road shows OF this wheel
have been secured for Detroit
Producing Manager Mark Lea,
who has had charge of the stock
burlesque productions in the popu
lar lower wood dward.ave playhou ,
since tho opening IN August, and
his company will play all next week,
closing on Saturday evening, sept.
Is The new wheel show viii be
seen in the Avenue thester Tor the
first time Sunday Sept II The
shows will change Sundays hereaf
ter at the matinee instead of az tn"
Monday matinees
The Independent circuit. while
only IN It's second year OF existence.
has developed a splendid string OF
shows. which have proved marked
successes from the start The show S
which come 10 the Avenue will come
direct from the Garden theater, But
falo, and will Jump from Detroit to
the Haymarkct theater. Chicago
indianapolis. Cincinnati. New York,
Pittsburgh and other large cities are
on the independents circuit
Manager ilovar Dunn. oi the
Avenue. is authority for the state
ment that with tho new wheel shows
more variety will be given 10 the
entertainment than stock produc-
tIons can offer. and the same scale
OF prices will prevail
The Detroit times., 1916-09-09
SOLDIER VICTIM
OF SUNSTROKE
BY UNITED PRESS.

CHICAGO. Sept, 9.-An ls-year-
old rookie" who was mustered out
of the federal service suffering from
a sunstroke. was found halr starved
here early today. He is Leon j.
Craig He says his home is in Full
ton county. Kentucky.
when Uncle Sam called for re-
cruits." he said. II enlisted in the
First Illinois cavalry. suffered a
sunstroke while in Springfield. which
made me very weak ] was afraid
they would not take me to Texas, so
| didn't say anything
On July 81. Craig was given his
discharge al Fort Sam Houston and
came here. He was unable 10 get
work. Police found him unconscious
and penniless in doorway.
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Deaths

Andrea Stable. Monroe and Lafay-
cite. rs years. gunshot wounds, Ka-
tie Metkds, i5 r.. 10 months, ileo- CO.
.itis; Blanch Fihtowski. 20 Waldo. 10
months. cholera infantum. Cecilia
Bouchard. $40 Baldwin. IL years, ce-
rebral ahacess. Jacob Melmick. Grace
hospital. 80 years, fractured skull;
Arthur Elelnstenher. Samaritan hos
pital, ~ years, septicemia. Joshua
Harris. Harper hospital 81 years. dta .
betis mcllitus. element karrer, SIS
seneca. IS years nophritis. John Ley
den, RcceivinR hospital. 30 years
drownlng Mary Comcsky, Little ste
ters OF Poor. 81 years, diabetis melli-
tua. Albert Janiecki. Providence hos
pitai. about 3S years internal honor
hape. Archie McGraw. Receiving
The Detroit times., 1916-09-09
HUGHES BUTT
FOR MARSHALL
Likens Candidate To Horse
Which Has Not
Struck Gait

WINCHESTER. Ky. Sept. An
this blue grass region. | need not re-
mind you that the horse that doesn't
strike his gait during the first quar-
ter never finishes under the wire a
winner" said Vice-President Mar
shall here today i -'e ~oealns OF
the state campaign.
Republican Candidate Hughes, II
is said, has not struck his gait,
However, tho Republican nom
inee Is more 10 be commiserated
than criticised in attempting 10
please both Roosevelt and Barnes
both Penrose and La Toilette" said
Marshall.
A declaration OF 'just what the
Republican party would do and how
II would do f." was demanded by
the vice-president
They cannot hope TO succeed Ia
power by mere criticism" he said:
they must be specific. They must
cay what they viii repeal, what they
will substitute: what they will Gre
ate. UP TO this good moment, the
reasons why the Democrats should
be put out Of power are left to the
imagination.
Marshall assailed Hughes cam
paign speeches as based upon
"copious notes taken at conferences
with such political purists as Boies
Penrose. and men welded 10 the
Aldrich school OF politics. with a
soft pedal tone Tor the ears OF the
Progressives"
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MINERS ASK FOR
FINAL ANSWER

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Sept. 9.-Re-
fusing to consider the counter-propo
sition presented by the coal opera
tors yesterday, the committee rep.
resenting $4,000 miners who threat
en- 10 strike, asked for a final an
swer today
Operators representatives said
they would try to have II ready
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UNKNOWN MAN
LEAPS TO DEATH
FROM FERRY

An unknown man, well dressed,
threw himself into the river from
the river from the ferry Garland,
about 10 o'clock Friday night, while
the boat was I'm mid.stream and
was drowned in spite of the efforts
OF the crew 10 save him Harbor
master King e. searching for the
body. Mrs. George Simpson, Of No
27 Dougallave. who, with her four
year-old son. Witnessed the mans
act. swooned as tho stranger plung
ed 10 his death.
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Charcoal preferred closed strong
again Friday night. and was second
to REQ In activity Saturday morning
More than 1900 shares were sold
Friday. while the price remains
about the same Burroughs was soft
while Pruddeu picked up slightly.
General Motors remained 50 in
the bid price while sales were he
ing made around 80 on the New
York exchange.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-09

=, ASp,ss-Nsw' ss psss, 'Seo"'' ou' ',s'e
B.nsna. Good shipping stock.
lt.S92 pSsr syHSs man. N.
berries s-iIuckleberries. ,s.SO9s7s
a. 'sF.. "ssf: ETs'rls%' 80 SS9' .l.Ds. m1s:
Csbsaxe1Ysw. ,a5ea275 crate;
yars Gs.eMiSsIs.h sdms.i,c ss. sw;.. Ssg Ss,
imported swiss $50 41c; brick cream
2lc: long horns. lsci daisies. lS1
Fresh yexetsbies-oreen peppers
s2n225 bu.; radiskes. i2aisc dos,;
nrsley, asa soc don; cucumoers. $50
zoe b..; tomstoes. H.sGT so 6q q car nn
ES''a hssa sSS a9tSee ESQ Gr s'uSt Gcu 'S p:
bag egg plant. 81 q 80 hu:
Gsape.1tslS !, 3D. baskets. iS9i7e; lib
New HonsyWFancy white. new. IL
| n Sc; amber. 12dl3c ID: extracted.
the "fsDf'Gs, isS5gns srss! tsgRsF' fc1 % :y'ns
car lots Z. 0. s., Detroit: No: Tim.
mixed. ,ii aIs; No: mixed. ssgiei
No; clover. ssgio; rye straw: tm;g m;sgg
| QN' WhcaN anu oaS straw sN~
'L.mon--,sas,5o per boz,
Limes-sl.lO1t2s per 100:
,s: H''"- ss.,. RGSszt9ra c.ass i'nS'fSs per
bSl wstermeIons. IS d 500 each
oranEe...vslencias. st55g5 box:
Onion" S :acs soD!Ss5n snsn.h ,so SoS
reneee., Fancy; q s,'5' A 81; A.
re.r. hartletr::, iisGgL7s q Is, 5g; ~
ra'%'o.. R6una 1sg q ,mIycsaassD ysa sD long.
81 s'Tfleo bu.
hen"' "''fi -, diSS' i S'''nS Medium hens, l5a a
lt7c No hens, 1sGl7c. stags. IL
9l2c geese. ied l3c: ducks. l7g
sweet Potntoc- s125aIso per
JoBBiNG PRICES.
S0I Ga"Tea NJ cGod.mAPglesi sss5s iss saSgaso g14S
Fancy Maine. sit5, STANDARD. 81.
Table beets. .t1.2bn14o rea.: Fancy
early June. 81 30, standards. 81 SAL
mS9 mS,oes s% SIS $50 arrdwfss isf Phfss peas. pea o.
early June. $780, sifted early June
Conee& white House. ssc; standard
package. 1874 al ikc 10
Feed lobhing prices, loo-lb. sacks
bran, SO 80 standard middings. ss
Guo m,ddunEs. t25. cracked corn. $40;
chop. $2t ton
Flour -fobhiug prices: Best Mlch.-
Gau pateut, 81 90 second patent $3.50,
strutrbt s. go, pure re. s.. spring
patent 40 hh'. in eighth paper
| SACKS.
Detroit on Raw liusecd oil. zoe
boiled liusced. 76C gal in barrel lots
Erros,ue 10 iron barrels. Diamond
headl eht. &c. perfection. S.5c; pala-
cine 1850. red crown gasoline, lie
gal
Hardware Nails. tso0 keg ba Sc;
auroaled wire 81 bundle; galvan-
izea barhed wire. 2-polnt. s22s SPOOL;
galvanized sheets, 2t-gauge. 50 b5. 81
gauge. sass; 2S-gauge, $500 30,
gauge. 81 40 per cwt.. Ruhl bronzed
axe single handled. 81 so. double
So 20 doz. black sheet metal % and
2t-gaugr, f125, gauge. $3.50. 81
gauge. e 25t eS-gauEc. g 80 per cwt
Carritgo bolts. small. so. 10 and
on large t0c and Of machine
bolts small 50. 10 and 5 on large
90 ~ and on list
Hidc--No cured hides. &c. No
/ green hides. Sc No. / cured bulls
i5c, No. green bulls. l2ci No.
cured veal kip. 22c No green zeal
kip, 2ic. No. / ctpcd murrain. lsci
No. / green murrain, lsc. 10. ! cured
calf 29c. No. green calf &c, No
horse hides 81 80. No. , horse hides
- 20 No I tallow, Tic, No . tallow
Gt-c per IL No hides II or. No
2 kin and calf. 1870 on shcepsklu
CAS- to amount wooD. b0cd l25.
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Births

BOYS
Giuseppe Nosotti. asa Brewster; Jo-
seph Garbarino, b6A Orleans. Leon :.
Garrick. OIL Garland. Winfield IL.
i.ange. Paul \. Jams. Walter Allan.
Providence hospital. Lawrence Hart
ner. $50 - Aubin. Charles vincent.
58S sylvester. William FlemminR.
sOlh National. Paul II. Benzien. Bou-
levard sanitarium Glen French. o59
second, Jack Bomena, 4S6 Congress
r. Anthony Chrlstopoles 1S7 RUSSELL,
Christ Pappas. 5t4 Brush; steve De-
regowski. S9l Ferry; Peter q; Roth.
53i Philip. Christian HemminRsen.
7OI Forest =. Emil Kisko, 2i2 Bal
timure W. Man Parciewinska. 6ss
Wesson, Charles T.. Glossenger. 797
r. Congress Jacob Kostielny. 5.e
George Paras. 1856 hastings. Giuseppe
Lucido. 22S Fort; Harry Znraff. 2ll
Il. Warren. Morris Horowitz III Illl-
nois. Michael ranutick, 5sl Belmont,
Zach a chandler eipIs 20 breckenridge
r. \. Hutchesen. 1871 Mt. Elliott.
Orny Simeck. 73l Eighteenth, Wiady-
slaw patowska, 1918 Tarnow; Charles
hospital. William Buchanan. 7s4 Jos.
Campau; John Czeszewska. ais Will
liams William Lcllich, Harper hospi-
tai. George Readlcs. Harper hospital:
John L. JorEensen, woman's hospi-
tai: Michael Grahowski. 766 Grnndy.
Ferdinand J Hunlctman. 50 Dufheld
Ed Ball, 35s Lafayette w. Chester
Orlowski. SOS Thirty-tnird. Tomasz
Pataszewski, l4S Dane; John sobota,
4b5 Leland Harvey r.. Spitzell. 2qei
K Jefferson Ton Startek. 1885 june
tion, Edgar BerRan. S9a Helen; Archie
F. Gardner. Samaritan hospital: JET
Ruccillato Az Lafayette r.; Harry
NJ Greinberg. Grace hospital branch; ;
Abraham Katz. 800 Hastings; Samuel
Black S6l West Grand blvd. Will
liam II, Werling. gas Porter; Arthur
r. Erb. Gi2 Van Dyke; Jan D1iwik.
SOL Orleans Bronislaw Semik. sto-
pel-pl Anthony Fuszkewyer, 22ai
Russell: Pin Kink. $40 Russell; Nor
man ". Feate. S5i Grandy.
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Sugar Market

sugar Detroit wholesale prices.
crystal domiuoes. 2-lb.. Sl0.2b; DO.
5-lb. $40 90, Eagle tablets. {S.95, cut
dcrrd. $40. standard powdered.
s. Is EranUlated. extra coarse. $3.50,
granulatcd. nne, In bulk, s6.J5 gran
ulatea. 25-lh, cottons s6.S5; crystal
domino gran. Glib, and 5-lb. cartons.
VA cases. sos. crystal domino. gran.
confoctioners' A. So 70: No l. sG75;
~ 10 .s9 no 30 = 81 40 so No no "a ;Sf9 sS
No n, 500 No u. $635. No. 10,
So 30 No. u. $3.50, No IL. $3.50; non
caking mixture. SS beet granulated
cd. rs. - to case. S2.05: DO As ia
case. 81 per case.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-09
TWo-Flat

Close 90 Grand River new hriCt
bedrooms and sleeping porches 90
n lot side drive. double garage.
show 10y appointment
MaiuneN Campbell Realty Co. Sof
Free Press BldE Member Detroit
Real Estate Board
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NEW ,opK BANK STATEMENT

Wv lONk HNNN STNTEMENT.
NEW YORK, y y sept. . Week
ly actual hank statement today show
"a tho following changes,
surplus. decreased s26,02k. .070,
loans. increased Sl3.265.0 600 reserve
In own vaults dccreafed S4044S. 900;
reserve In federal reserve banks In
creased t9,464,0O0. reserve in other
depositaries. increased 81 .t22. oO0 not
demand. deposits. increased S19.SSS.-
600 net time dcpp8its. decreased
&iHS 600. circulation, decreased s427.-
900. AGGREGATE reserve. ss26. sos. .O0o
OZct UfEH-'IdSu aor ssmLL-igSII ~
luql-puIT IuSU uluid Sqt-5uilUIIJ
The Detroit times., 1916-09-09
31-33 Edmonton

Half block Grand River, Very choice
new brick Hat. paved street, 35-ft.
lot, side drive. double garage. open
every afternoon. immediate posses
SION.
Maloney Campbell Realty Co, 504
Free Press Bldg Member Detroit
Real Estate Board.
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FACTORY SITES
Factories and Sites

factory.
10
WEST jEFrEEsoN-AvE. II factory $1,000
cRAwFoRp.AvE FACTORY SITE NJ siding Price
EAST woopBMpGE near campau over feet noor
LYcNsrE-AvE. and Detroit Terminal r. r. acres At $500
frontage $500
T. r., r. over acrc
FERNpA1E railroad ontas.;
GEATIo1AvF acres.
r. also. price $500
of
The Detroit times., 1916-09-09

Rehr Bros. black case. fair tone so
70 Heineman pianos. sweet tone and
durable. in three kinds ~ cases n
bargain at SlG2 so each VIII rent
~ s. per month
Newly e Evans pl8N err piano, slight
y used $3.50
LING PIANO HOUSE.
rs Library ave. cor. Grand River r..
tOver Macauley's Book Storel
No agents one price.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-09

PrIntIng--the piain neat kInd--that
IL rtaht--Times job Dept.--NaIn 452O.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-09
Produce

The feature OF the weekend mar
kct was distinctly easier feeling In
the poultry deal. Receipts during the
day on Friday were unusually heavy
and at the same time the dressers.
" hu are the clean up buyers. were ap-
parcntlN out OF the market This left
considerahlc stock to be carried over.
and as the Saturday demand never
amounts 10 much, some OF IL VIII
have 10 go over til next week. There
were only about 500 bushels OF peach
view uf the rather disappointing de-
mand this was plenty. Linseed oil
prices were 20 lower, but with these
exceptions the market was steady
one.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-09
ARDMORF, S525
HOMER WARREN & co.
VACANT

NORTH wOOpV'
Tuxedo. go e.. near Hamilton So. 300
Josephine. so n. ............ 5000
owen. 80 n. .........,...... I.g51
FasOn ................ .......... 2. 700
Farrand. 90 o.. third block 1900
Woodward. cor. Tuxedo. per ft 400
T-Mile-rd., M. Woodward per
n ........... ............ %
Homa-ave near Woodward 515
NORTH WEST
Euclid. cor Fourteenth. ....... St,JoO
Gladstone and Holmur. 80 o. t.76o
1ames-sve.. lots ......... 700
Twelfth. near Euclid. per ft.. 90
LUnHfciloW. mr. Wilson .. g 200
Twelfth, near Sewarr, rer ~ 100
EAST SIDE
Coplin ........ ........-...........S 6e5
T.akeview ............ $50
Whitman .............. ........ ! 600
Bedford I'd. cor Waterloo .... 5000
LIST YOUR VACANT WITH Us FOR
IMMEDIATE SALE
1928 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
Main sos
The Detroit times., 1916-09-09
FOR sALE-FARMs
Here is One of the Rare
Chances That is Seldom
Offered for Sale

lSe-acre stock farm with all regis
tered Holstein cattle, located only
4 n hours ride from Detroit. ! mile
from loading station. miles from
good live town. and the best OF
clay loan soil; 100 acres under the
plow, 20 acres OF black muck, and
about 20 acres Of woodland. This
farm lies just rolling enough TO he
self draining. i'm a splendid neigh
borhood with only "A half mile to
graded school and with X. r. ID. and
telephone In house, n good bearing
orchard. the best OF water with
windmill, 9-room frame house with
full basement, barn 50N54, connect
ed with a large silo and stanchi ons
for 20 head OF COWS. VIII sell this
farm for quick sale at S45 per
acre. with sl,500 down and easy
terms on the balance, and to the
buyer will lease for three or five
years a herd OF IA registered Hol-
stein COWS. all TO freshen this WIN
ter and early. spring. for one-half
the increase In the cattle, TO be d.
vided AZ six months OF age. This
is one OF the very choicest herds of
registered Holsteins In Michig
Don't SIX us about the farm week
from nov as IL will he too late. but
see Mr.. Cottrell tomorrow and look
AZ the property at once.
EYSTER THE FARM MAN, 50T Ma
testic Bldg.
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south Of boulevard. 65N200 II. Price
81 600 per foot. Cheapest piece In
the vicinity.
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HELP wANTED--MALE

HELP wANTED--MALE
BooKKEEPERs. stenograpners and
general office help wishing posi-
tion, kindly call or write the Daisy
3. Miller Agency. see Chamber OF
Commerce.
CIvII. SERVICE EXAMINATIONS
(City OF DetroiD
TTEsnAY LES :; lssSGI sEETi + III StR1tAr 10 4; NJ
Superintendent OF Bureau OF Public
Welfare. Female. $1,000. Hospital
Nurse. Female $500 70 $500;
CLERICAL SERVICE
2 T. NJ.
stcnogrsphers, Grade /, Female.
'0OO 70 THURSDAY. SEPT /.
stenograph.rs: Grade ?. Female.
2P. NJ.
stenographers. Grade 3, Female.
''''V' 'WNEbbNSIEsDAY. SEPT. 20
10 a. NJ.
Playground Leaders, Female. $500.
Ali applications must be made In
person at tho office Of the Civil Ser,
building, at least one week prior 20
date of examination.
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS
lCity of petroiD
TuEsbiAoHjA q 4. sEPT. n u
PROFESSIONAL SERVICE
Hospital Nurse: Male, $500 TO 5000.
CLERICAL SERVICE
stenoEraphers; Grade 1. Male, 5000
THURSDAY. SEPT. -.
70 A. NJ.
s,enographers. Grade ?. Male, $1,000
20 81 400.
s!enographers: Grade 3. Male. n,4oo
FRIDAY. SEPT. is
CUSTOpfkI. SERVICE
store Room Clerk, 5000.
Assistant Storekeeper, $1,000
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 20
PRoFEssIoNAL SERVICE
Playground Directors Male. 5000
THURSDAY. SEPT. 81
POLICE SERVICE
Patrolmen, 81 900.
person at the office OF the Civil Ser
vice Commission. S02-st0 Farwell
building. at least one week prior 10
date OF examination,
wANTEp--Ofhce boy, 15 years old.
Apply All Union Depot.
w, p, PAswATEEFs,o HARpWo3p
OLD WORK DONE. (NO DUST).
WEST 2372-w.
HAVE n small machine shop. well
equipped to do light manufacturing q
and experimental work on reason
able terms. 226 Sherman-st. Phone
East 2s05-M
| CARPENTER and hnishers:
steady work. Apply 6lS Holcomb-
ave, before a m, or after p.
m. -Houghten Co, builders.
WANTED AT ONCE-Good plumber.
one accustomed TO jobbing work.
Address box Z. Alpena. Mich.
HELP wANTTD-FEMAL
GIRLS WANTED
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626 CAMPBELLx

Modern semi-bungalow, steam heat
pretty home on easy terms OF
will take vacant lot. $4,000.
EBERT, 800 Majestic Bldg.
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wANTED-FLATs

vs. WANTED-Furnished house or cot
tage by Christian family Of five. No
small children. Best care guaran-
teed. Would become caretakere or
a large house or property III in De-
addition Family engaged In rc-
form work in city Best referencesst
furnished State full particulars. !.
and make appointment in hrst let
ter 10 box l., No. 2. Times office. Il
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)E:I|pL!!;E!:,;;s. !! !: !. !; :
+ p FACES
ONE CENT A WORD

ONE CENT A WORD
Cash with order: II charged. To a
line.
No transient advertising inserted
for less than 15c with cash: n
charged, 1sc per Insertion.
fications except Births. Cards OF
Thanks. Obituaries, Meeting Notiesa
etc.
Births. Deaths, Cards OF Thanks
and Meeting Notices - Minimum
charge. SIC Tor rs words or lesA
Eacn additional word. I 1-sc
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ron s,Lr-BusNEss PROPERTY sME-BUsISEss PRorrRT
Investment and Business.
Locations

tDNNkESS- T.. EAST
Near ST Aubin, double brick. 20
rooms, lot 52xi3S. Price $4,000: y
rentals $3.50
OVER II PER CENT. NET
% APARTMENTS
SECOND-AVE.
Brand new building on corner lot.
72xIsO n. Price $4,000. Rentals
$l6,S72. Expenses S2.l6S.
BUSINESS CORNER ~
HOLBEOOK, CORNER GREELEY
Lot 30x102 Ft.
New frame house. lot % ft wide AT
rear. HolbroOk-ave. paved. ThiE
fine corner can be purchased at
very reasonable price.
LAFAYETTE. NEAR VERMONT
Lot 50x13l Ft.
PRICE $500
Large house on property. Close 10
VI G. r. r. depot and good manu-
featuring site.
GRAND RIVER CORNER
lO1N137 TT.
FIVE NEW STORES
-Four fats and one suite OF offices.
Price $4,000 Rentals $3.50. The
hest business section In Grand Riv-
cr
FOUR STORES
NACK-ANE.
PRICE s2e. 900
RENTALS s2Sso
Brand new building. Four 5-rocvo =
hats. four steam heaters; lot e7x1io
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wANTED-HOUSEs
TO RENT--ROOMs

wANTF1D--Four or nve-room fiat.
modern and inside three-mile circle.
Address box c. No. II, Times
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ron sALE-REsIDENcE PROPERTY

DlCKINSON'S GUIDE FOR
REAL ESTATE BUYERS
Prices. terms. str ssts and numbers
az over 200 different properties per
month. telephone call will put
you on our mailing list Cadillac
s3s. or address Dickinson Real
Estate Exchange. 20 Campau bldg
Detroit. Mich
The Detroit times., 1916-09-09
WOODWARD AVE.

WOODWARD AVE.
south of Boulevard, $4,000 II. Price
81 600 per foot. Cheapest piece IN
the vicinity.
MrCHIGAN-AvE.
Between Fifth and sixth 3-story
store lot 20Xl20, price $4,000.
WOODwARD-AVE.
Near Jefferson ave. 2iNIoO IT,, i-stOry
building price $4,000 good lease.
CASS-AVE
Inside 2-mile circle, l00Nl5o II. Fine
business location. Now occupied by
fine brick building with high rent
| ais.
WEST MONTCAT.M.
NEAR CLIFFORD
WEST MONTE AIM FIRST BLOCK
4oNiO0 IT, Price $4,000.
DUFF1ELD-sT
Lot t0X9o Price $4,000
Double frame house rented for $1,000
Ter year.
GRATIOT AVE. CORNER
Lot 205x132 Feet
LOT 905xlSe FIT
Four two-storv stores and two frame
houses 100 feet frontage vacant.
Price $50. 600
HOMER WA
1877 CHAMBER
Real Es,ate Rent
The Detroit times., 1916-09-09
Modern Bungalow. 1898.

Aladdin Home containing six rooms
and bath. Price includes all ma
terial cut-to-et. No waste or lum-
ber Quickly erected. Complete
Information and catalogue showing
a hundred other houses at 6OT
Ford bldg Phone Main 1850.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-09

60 A. 20 miles Detroit. I mile from
stone road and car line. all improv-
ed. good house. fair barn and other
outbuildinEs. all stock crops and
tools included at $500 take small
house In Detroit.
l2o acres, 80 miles from Detroit. fair
buildings, about half improved. only
$500; exchange for Detroit prop
erty.
KTNGON REAL ESTATE co.
704 Whitney bldg. Main 3lT3.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-09

MrCHIGAN-ANE
Between Fifth and sixth 3-story
store lot 2oxt20; price $4,000.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-09

BUSINESS oPPoRTI MITES
NEW BUILDINGS
Good light. second floor, large eleva-
tor 80 East Fort
FOR SALE Hotel ana mineral bath
house so rooms. modern. no bar
Descriptive booklet, ull nforWa-
tion, location. write iuittard. chat
ham, ont.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-09

7O4 Whitney bldg. Main 3i73.
POTATOES at Si.75 per bushel Here
are / y acres OF them. Will give a
deed Of the land together with the
crop for $3.50. This "a acres Is 3
miles north OF the city hall and ad-
Joining the town OF Warren. Get
busy on this. as potatoes are going
higher Sec Mr. Cottrell: he might
take s9O0 down on this. Tyster
the Farm Man. 5o7 Majestic bldg.
For SALE--SO acres. "a miles from
good town 50 miles from Detroit.
Main road. near lakes land level. s.
room house furnace scetylene
lights IN house and barns. two large
barns and other buildings. wind
mill water I'm house and barn orch
ard bearing. beautiful location
S2500 down. balance time. SO. y.
W Callen. phone %, South Lyon,
Mich.