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The Detroit times., 1916-08-29
HIGHLAND PARK NOTES

Miss Leah Ling; Of London ont
Parkinson, OF No. 1875 Elmhurst ave.
I'M Mr. md Mrs TOwn n;1sS 70 OF ,D Pains.
month in the village.
The Highland Park board OF edu-
cation has purchased new auto 20
be used in carrying supplies 10 the
Mrs Dennison Of No. 7OS Highland.
ave. 10 suffering from sprained
Mrs. Roosevelt and family and Miss
have returned hon. from an extend
ed motor trip. through New York and
Miss Ivy Doughty. OF No. 1913 Wa
yerly-avs,, spent the Weekend at
Mr. and Mrs. Parkinson. OF No. 1855
Elmhurst-ave.. will leave Thursday
on q two.wesks trip 10 Buffalo. Nj
Miss Ruth case, OF No. 2is High
land ave, returned Monday 10 her
home. following To-day stay IN
Edward and Dinswell Cowan. OF
No. ~ stevens-ave.. are spending the
week in Port Huron.
Miss Niolst Doughty. Of No. los
Vayerly-ave.. 10 visiting with friends
a. Winons beach for number uf
Mr and Mrs Allen moved Monday
from No, 2o3 Glendnle-ave to No. cl5
Buena vista-Ave. east.
Horace Braun. ~ No. 242 Highland
stay Of several days In Clarkston.
Mich.
Mr. and Mrs \. f.. Smith and fam
lily. formerly ~ No. i0l Calvert ave.
arc now residing ~ No. 2o7 Cortland
Mi. Violet Doughty, Of No 1915
wAverl, ave. has returned from
visit At Cherry beach with friends.
Mr. and Mrs Carr have moved
from No. 2s? Tuxedo-ave. 70 No. iS
Mr. and Mrs L J Kinnsr have re.
turned to their homo Al No. 25s Cort-
lsnd-svs.. after having visited their
u William n"i R"ssr. ~ f sna SON En- Of
No, sIs Hishland.ave. spent Monday
in Monroe. Mich.
M Mr.; ,-G W P r. 3D. r s9
Aihsr, :. Johnson. 81 F.rris-ave.,
is spending IN" week near Tort Hur-
on.
Mr. and Mrs Jay /. CAnneld and
turned home from motor trip
through the east
willard r. Rogers. ~ No 2os
uighland- ave, has been called 20
lSNeldn0. 'l,. nNCHNhc OF INC hPflouA
illness Of his brother
Mrs Hartmann. ~ New Jersey, IL
visiting Mrs r.. H. owen, 81 No 80
AvRlon-avc.
Mr. and Mira Mckenzie moved Mon
day from No. $50 Avnlon-Rve. 10 No.
rs Monterey-av~
n X Smith has recently purchased
t15. 900 worth ~ the new Edison
diamond disc monographs. which
Will he received at tho local estah-
lishmNnt In the very near future
Mr. and Mrs r. Chambers. former
Is 81 No $50 Avolon-ave., are nnw
takinR up thnIr now residence az No.
ia Canton ave, Detroit.
II IL expected that The new light
ing system on Voodward-ave. win he
completed Within a week
Miss HATTIE Allen, pC Youngstown.
.. has been tho guest of Mr and
Mira Allen. 81 No 10 Beresford- ave
Tor a number ~ dsys.
Mr. and Mrs. O'Connor and family
move Monday from the corner ot
the Twelve Milr-rd and John n at
TO 40 80 GAMBLER
Wellington Young. ~ No. 40 Flor
ence ave, is spending the week In
Fort Huron.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-29
Births


BOYS
Mariana Terrara, 4s7 Alfred; Luigi
Montenotte. 500 Chene. Tony Pawl-
sky. $50 Twenty-thlrd Ludwik Plsza
SO Lockwood: Joe Coruso. AS r. Fort: .
Willard Davidson. $50 Twelfth Ju
Illus SLylczewski. AZ Il. Canheld; Al
Ser moi N MGDonSld - rou,teenth
Piertzoholsk. 2s6 r. Forest; stir
Bogoleo. l56 Catherine: Seman Car
ran, 7lS +. Larned: Tony Mollise. 27e
Mullett; Gess Chegloso, 325 T.. Fort;
eszek. 400 Wesson; William Brda
l6b7 Michigan; Howard j. Walsh.
Harper hospital, Ben Surat. 90 Theo-
dore Morris Brooks. Grace hospi-
tai, Michael Cook. -2lS0 Russell Mar
j. Williams. 5s5 Newport. Frank Cas-
stilla, s. Mack Rudolph Schremscr.
100 Brevort; John Freeman. 232 Eliot,
Frederick r. Neshitt, 81 Hendrie. OF
Asia, 2ts Mullett; vern stedman. 53l
Dragon; Grzegosz Mikulski, los Yer
mont, Carl Corpt. lll7 Jos Campau,
Jozef Ulkoski. 1914 Ferry E. George
Ferrlen. :os Cleveland Mike zint-
Mitchell, 77s cameron Laurence
Flemmne, 1856 Harper hospital.
Hugo Huebner. 24s Howell, Joseph
Rzycki, % Peterson, Sandlev Sar-
oarenski. eco Theme; Joseph +; Bre-
er. 81 Falcon; John c. GaulIs. 1o2
Ksnilworth Merit r. Byrns. Provj-
dence hospital, Julius Wollewitch.
s2' Theodore. Peter Setini. SIS VII
blvd. Elmer l.. Haberkorn. 255 Glad
stone. John Misza. 1925 Proctor, Al
fred II. Wolf, 6l2 Williams. William
J. Pealc~. 2a4l West Grand-b (:
Wasy KIymink. 1923 Mt. Elliott, Carl
bliskL 62I Canheld. Joe a Cvorsk
Sii Ferry. Allan u. YounE, Woman =
hospital
Alfred G. Thomson, Harper hospi-
tai, William schultz. 25b Jos Cam
pau, John KuzislSi. 5st Twenty third;
Frank Lagocki OIL Theodore wal
ter Janiak. SIS Dubois. Henry Nc
hospital Henry T. Myers. l17i Sec
liams; Konstanty Zabswski. 2s Kra-
kov pl. Louis Wolpin, 40 Benton,
Moses Naief. 2s5 r. I.arned Mick
Tot, 1873 Seminole. Schiva Domin. s76
Franklin. John parisi SIS z CON
Frank Todaro. l6s Fort; William
Kerr. 1868 Campbell Joseph Oles-
eek. 400 Wesson, Edward Cahill, 201
f.. Forest, John \, saunders, 1875 Nc
Clellan: John +. French. 2s5 Hogarth:
August j. Rumps, AZ r Jefferson.
Fred Pease. 4i4 Grand River. Harry
A. Marshall. s2oh Phillip. Henry Hal
1914 Seminole, stephen YEN
gliny, 37i Green; Jesse McCandless.
244 Third; J. Stanorske. 30 Melville;
William A. Ven Beelan. 46l Colling-
wood. William -. Bell. 50 Hendricks.
Felix a. Ksraszewskl 1915 Joseph
Campau Jacob Schalaff 1884 East
g rand blvd. John Verzanski, IS oil
yer. Theodore Mondzelewski, II Oar
lanr Mike ObrsnnEka, Il6 Warren.
Joe Kukla, 50 Gilbert, Karl Miller.
$50 MaCOmh
The Detroit times., 1916-08-29
MOrtuary

BRowN-Aus -; 1918 queen G,
ased - years dearly beloved and
only daughter OF George H. and
Cecilia Brown, a0le West Grand
blvd Funeral from First Baptist
church. corner PinEree and Wood
ward-aves. Wednesday Aus 30. at
2 p. m.
MILLER-Aug "a suddenly. Ernest
Guy Miller Remains Al Nell r
Sullivan's chapel, so Oakland-ave
Notice OF funeral later.
PUDDTFORD -Darwle Edward. aged
years s months and II days Aon
OF Edward and sadie Puddlford.
Notice OF funeral later Jackson
papers please COPY.
sMITH-Suddenly Aug, ~. William
Henry Smith. aged - years be-
loved husband OF Katherine Anna
Smith md deap father Of william
H. Jrs Myron W. Mrs Chas w
Todd and Alfred T. Burial from
residence Of daughter. s6s seven.
teenth, Wednesday. . o. m Private
TRISKAUs-Aug 2s. 1915. AZ her
residence. 209 Chestnut-st. Emma
tnss scnottKr1 ssed Is yssr. be;
mother OF Mrs Arthur Curtin.
Christian and Rhes Trinkau.. Flu.
neral from residence "wednesday at
si6 a. m. and ~ SIS Peter and
Psurs csthedrsi. Adeisio. and Jonn
R-tt.. at 2 o'clock.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-29
INJURED YOUTH
DIES; CORONER
INVESTIGATING

Robert Palond. 10 years old, No.
i25 LaBelle.ave.. Highland Park.
who was struck by an automobile at
Woodwaid dave. and the Eight-mlle-
I'd, Sunday evening. died in Grace
hos pital, Monday evening
The machine was going at q high
rate Of speed. according tn witness
&c, and did not stop after striking
the man. The police are searching
for The driver.
Coroner Burgess Is investigating
Palond'G skull was fractured and he
suffered internal injuries
The Detroit times., 1916-08-29

The n. n. r. has declared its resu-
lar quarterly dividend OF !, per cent.
payable oct. 20 70 stock OF record
o.. 49,.
N'tentInn ~ caiI' eu 70 .n' IL
me so,t,n,p M,Ii,s nvsrl a ON
transact IONS IN I'lNs I've r.and Cor,i on,
mon ana prSt .e mar nov pT
1gnts uht'l ueSnHy oeP'. tahs.
n Ss, :. sa,,i I",n sent cAS Tb. LEM
provine TOR SUBSCRIPTIONS 20 new con :
mon STOCK AZ W per snare 20 tne
eNtelL OF M 80 per 'ent by toiIi" y
ers
,..
me ian Apex 20. mas ueclaIt H n
6ividend OF 25 cents sherc; paya he
sept 30 10 holders or RECORD sept H.
IL IL considered remarkable in the
anthracite trade how we'll the de-
mand IL keeping up through the sum
mer months THIS Is true OF virtu-
there being unusual interest display
"a ana Ihote cohi ~ pe'ns so.u 'han
Gu ."nle TO, 'nlA I.uhe o. ~
gnN %rn,nar '.n nitnf uu1. 'r nrIco:
IhS erect hatu,aIIy' - 20 Keep prices
wei maintained
The American flag has almost dis
ancse shipping mas ADVANCED uh'iI ~
coinlrl more man haI tns toh
naHr 1917 ".nS " IhNr.' e.
utpaI .i'i'hI "i
tonna = az" m ~. ~
rl',7u uas Ell. npNh Wy go,
s, ~ IT, De.u.e M wa, d.,
der scattering. American tonnage
has fallen TO 90 and British to
Soc Japanese tonnage now amount
To- So OF bottoms In trans-Pacifc
trade
, .,t. 49,. -
NIne! AN th,pplnE nas Eslnru
tIoSS lonnAEe inc ~ nch ,nrlHk -
INC r'ur"pehn "sr SSu,uvo 'ous; ~
mos, rs Rceht ~ W "'ne! nH s s,,n
conplhe1' ohccordlns 70 aCt'nk
tetsry oI ohn'ICf s"eet M w
el"aHe dus NAM ~ " sn.p
IsIrN ~ " Isl' Nhiun p!s -.
nse and register.
,.,.honoo At
W. neNe Ioo,'VvlV wv ouS"t.s OF
Wheat th,s year ~ .ne 'nnce
dlAn horthWeS P'o.,h.V"S' .ns'
tna .n I,,sn. srn 80 ~
'hTIhNUNI - 'H' N'Hl ~ bi"lH Hih''
The Detroit times., 1916-08-29
Deaths

John Pickert. aa0 Avery, 90 year=.
gastric cancer Arthur \. Dennis. Hsr-
per hospital. AZ years. delirium ire
mems; flnka Mitchell Central and
Lucinda Backhansen, 1928 Waterloo.
sS wears. pleurisy; Irene T.. May. 81
Mitchell. I months. maraSmus. John
r. Peters, 1853 lvanhoe, ~ wears, acute
gastritis; Archie Moran. Grace hospi-
tal annex, rs wears, acute dtlitation
OF heart Elizabeth VI, Grant. Harper
hospital. about ho Years. general
septicemia. Calavina pudck, PAS
ma; Anthony pisante, 1913 Cadillac.
DAYS. commissions Leonard kempa.
1856 Junction, months. cholera In
fantum, Charlotte Wet1el, HOS Bald
Samuel Reiman. sOl Garfield. az years.
phthisis rulmonitis Robert Cald-
we'll. Harper hospital. 81 years. car
diac failure: Gertrude &. @. Burton,
S G.sos hogRi,al 81 Hs ssrs I'ens aT r,
culosis: Peter Kocsrs. 7sa Grandy. IL
months, cntero-colitis. Carol W. Ma
yer. 2ss Hubbard. 2 months entero.
colitis, Paul Klaus. 500 Franklin. :
Dennlson. st. Msry's hospital. Sc
years. peritonitis. James n Butler.
Herman Kiefer hospital, l2 years.
pulmonary tuberculosis, Bronislaw
Chencinska, 3l2 Tillman, ~ months
gastrltls: John BankowskI. ROC VIII
liAms. % years. cerebral embolism
Steven Kutclaf. t76 South. II days
acute bronchitis; Hilda \ Miller. %
Cavot. months. dysentery, Harry
Yetke. Children's Free hospital. !
year. broncho pneumonia Floyd J.
Richert. sal Robins. months. broncho
pneumonia shirley. NJ. FenRke, 1OS
Williams. years. lobar pneumonia
Wladyslsw Kokorzka, ll22 Junction.
months. cholera infantuni; Stanis-
law Swiatek, s0 Horton. 3 DAYS. acute
bronchitis. Martha Albrecht. 1875
Elmwood. months, entero- colitis
Josephine tTasenbeck. eos Mitchell.
so years Addison disease Androw
Walewskj 40 Alger. II months. con-
WILSON'S: Melvin Kolar 1879 Medbury.
month. Intestinal collie.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-29
TELEPHONE
OPERATORS
WANTED

Swing to tie constantly in
creasing number of calls, we
require additional operators.
Pay while learning. Ad-
vancement rapid. No slack
season. Apply Miss Middle
ton, Principal of Operators
School, Michigan State Tele-
phone Company, corner John
X and Madison.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-29
AUTO CRASHES
INTO TELEGRAPH
POLE; ONE HURT

Miss Gladys Aitken, No. 900 Tux.
edo'ave., Highland Park, received a
fracture OF her right arm and was
bruised about the body when an
automobile in which she and three
companions were returning 10 their
home from Pine Lake ran into a
telephone pole Monday. north Of
Birmingham. None Of the others in
the car were injured. Miss Aitken
was removed 10 Harper hospital,
The Detroit times., 1916-08-29
TELEPHONE
OPERATORS
WANTED

Owing to the constantly in
creasing number of calls, we
require additional operators.
Pay while learning. Advance
ment rapid. No slack season.
Apply Miss Middleton, Princi-
pal of Operators School, Mich
igan State Telephone Com
pany, corner John r and Mad
ison.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-29
LET Us SHOW YOU A
REAL. HOME'

Near Grand River. rooms and bath.
y y bungalow. solid brick porch.
'1rEe l'v ~ ROOM. fireplace, built
ir bookcase cont room with mir
rurod door. French doors 20 pan
elcd dining room having hcamed
ceilinn three bodrU0Ws ana bath.
white ruaw,lrd birch mnhoEanr
doors linen cabinet rIothes chute.
scrrencd-ln le"uIuc porch. walls
hard notified steam neat. fun base
ment with laundry fruit cellar. tot
let House ruli' scrccued lot
graded soddoI. fenced Pr o. 81 -
Phone owner Nh wins Walnut
t7ll
The Detroit times., 1916-08-29
Police Sift DELAYED.

Because Of President Donald
Thompson's absence from the vii.
lage. he regular weekly meeting Of
the Highland Park council did not
take place, Monday night. Answers
10 charges made nv Attorney James
Gilman against Chief Of Police
Charles Seymour and zine patrol.
men will DO made ~ the next meet
ing 10y Edwin 3 psrtlett, attorney
for the T-olice
The Detroit times., 1916-08-29
START CAMPAIGN
AGAINST CRUELTY
TOWARD HORSES

An extensive campaign has been
started by the Highland Park
branch OF the Animal Welfare asso
citation against owners Of horses
Several arrests already have been
made. Deputy Sheriff William Dor
land. In charge Of the work. is exam
lining 200 horses day for sore
shoulders. feet and diseases. and -
inspecting barns,
The following have been arrest.
ed. charged with cruelty to animals
Emil Clslrhout, No So; Altered,
grading contractor. Clarence Shark.
No SIS East Grand.blvd.. ~ work on
the Detroit Terminal railroad eXten
sion. and Georga She 'forl. OF Green.
field township All will be arraign'
ed during tho week
The Detroit times., 1916-08-29
Wrestler 10 Arrested.

Hasssn Salome, 80 years old, with
a reputation In Highland Park "a a
great wrestler, was arrested by the
villGe police. charged With assault
and battery. Redroy Marie. 22 years
old. also OF Highland Park, the corn
planning witness. claims that sslome
beat him up without cause.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-29
HIGHLAND PARK
POLICE ARRESTS
FOR WEEK, 80

The report OF Chief Charles sey.
mour, OF the Highland Park police
force. given to the common council.
Monday evening. on the work done
by the department for the week end.
ing Saturday. Aug. 26. shows a total
OF 80 arrests. Fines and costs i'm.
posed In both state and ordinance
cases amount 10 1920. OF which $751;
are fines and si3s court charges.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-29
Produce

fresh vegetables are working lower,
but as a whole tho supply or green
compared with former years tho mar
ket rules nrm and a little high. The
list OF fruits 10 growing, home grown
sI.s plum, 1 and In, IN. . ,sy vari.,iss Of
the demand, and the market IL fun ~
low Grade apples. Butter and eggs
were nrm and poultry steady.
,, HsS' Isl, ''oS"" Ou'' '''S'o
s:..na. GOOD shipping stock.
s: ;s;:6hk,:s s s%sl: w., j. su
huesisb.rriea tstoaifS bI.
.'!:::;:. ns;Ss'so Soa .r. %.
S :s:s.NfiisT' sli tist.. 'Itsisss
Mex York. lie. domestic Swiss. 40
soc; imported Swiss s8ie;. brick
ssssa,TT,. 'ho; lone horns lie; dai'iea
..tsss. v.s.,.sie.-,,or..n peppers
s sss per n.r. ss ,sSs;;SSs do Sc s sct
sscs PER sd-S r ss ,i 2s@sios: per g
Il. sui s., z, Let $3.50; greer e
green corn. ii7S per bag egg plant.
drspe.-.-lb. baskets. l5allc. =.
PTS, amber. io1lie ID: extracted.
.Es,SSp..rol. shipper. ar. paying
car lots Z. o. 6, Petroit; No. 1 i'm
othy, Ss'SoGit, iish, mixed. ,iso
~ No. !, timo,hy' .Gsgis; Ne; !
30 ! clover. t9aio: ry. strsg; TSg
ton.
Lemens--,s9sSo- per boy.
Melons \ hockyfordl standards,
's16 crs,. !, ossse, ,,nsoes,ss per
Gallons --sou,hern. s9to Der 7o-ib.
o'ock, SPANISH 81 SO COX.
r"s:h..,ta5oas.7s bu.; peck bss-
rc.ts cispp's rsvorit.. n.6O9i.7s
s ,s::..slg,; ,as,ogsS by BY ,o,.
u r sssl,s b, b brs,,.r.. ns; No. !,
$Ts:ssll;si: a::s!:'iisa,s:sy E! s:.: A "a;
.wes, rotsso..",ioss bu. and ,,.is
JOINING PRICES.
,.fi i"i LIN. ef s..p: ,i'''SS o,s'
fssI. s.s,s i.,tai.0 Peas: Fancy
men ,.Ii "a. sl1.s S %. r. g.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-29
BOARD or CATION
Sccrctary's Office. 50 Broad
Detroit. Mich. Aug. Is, 1915.
uidS-Erection AnneE-Lincoin
school UuildlnH


scaled proposals viii be received At
this oface until 2 o'clock ?. m. Tues
day. september l2th, 1916, Tor fur-
nfatfnE al labor and material neoeA-
sary. for the erection Of an Annex 70
tho lincoln school building. Brady
and - Antoine streets
Proposals VIII be received as fol-
Proposals FOR tho entire sob.
Proposals under the tour-bid form.
A. Follows
General Mason Specifications.
General Carpenter solicitations,
Hratine. Nentllating and Plumbing
eps, locations,
Electric Wiring
Also proposals. for all separate
pan and .pcc,Acatious under the
direction o. tho architects. may be
seen st tho Offices % Malcomson 4
Higgiuh0tham tos Mohat building,
Plans and spcclhcations under The
direction of the consulting engineers
ma, be seen ~ the office Of Anlmet-
man & McCof. 23ts Penobscot build
Proposals must be submitted on
forms furn shed bY the architects OF
coupanIeI by q certified check or
cash cuuai 60 So OF the bid. I
General contractors must submit,
attached 20 their proposals. the
tho names - all their sub-contrnet- :
A deposit - SO IL required for
each set af plans - be repaid when
plane are returned also a rental OF
nam-a ~ oil their sub-coutract-
ors who retain PLANS longer than
The Boars 81 Education reserves
the right % rsjea, a.y or AZ e,as
Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-29
TYPEWRITER BARGAINS

SIS 10 $50. direct from factory. easy
terms UNDERWOOD. ROYAL.
CORONA, etc Renting $50 up
WRITER 20. Cadillac seas. :
Campus Martlus, next Detroit opera
house.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-29
Sold "pIIls" 70 Minors. FIred.

Isaac rernick. dealer In tho
Ford Market, Highland Park, ar
rested recently on a charge OF sell
ing cigarettes 70 minors was tried
before a jury In Justice Lanagan's
court. Monday evening, and found
guilty. He was fired $50 and SO
costs or 60 days In the Detroit
House OF Correction. The fine wns
the maximum Pernick will appeal.
He viii also be tried Wednesday for
assault and battery on n boy who
purchased cigarettes from him.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-29

CHAINED Mustofe. ~ No 2oS Gerald
ave whO sustained minor injuries
last week when he WAS thrown on q
street car a. Woodward and Dawson
aVcv = rapidly recovering.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-29

10 "Hoinemhp" purchased by us
at low price. great bargain.
all new in three kinds ot case
each .................... ti6a 80
20 other standard makes at low
prices, and easy terms
LING PIANO HOUSE
rs Library Ave
tOver Mncsuleys Book Storr)
No Agents one Price
Tho first purchasers or any Of
the above instruments will he given n
Cabinet Plano Player FREE
The Detroit times., 1916-08-29
ron sALn--aEsIDrNcE PROPERTY
5-ROOM HOUSE. S298

Complete material tor building
dve-room cottage, S2ss save four
profits Cali COZ Ford bldg. or
nhOne Min 1850
The Detroit times., 1916-08-29
140xt74 FT.

Prlco tA2b only ~ minutes from
city hall Good high land. Fine
for suburban home or can he
divided into lots. Great bargain.
t26 takes equity. OWncI Box \ -
Detroit Times
The Detroit times., 1916-08-29

Permits for the erection ~ - new
structures were Issued nv the High
land Park building department dur
ing the last week Tho estimated
cost % the building was fAl.l1o
The Detroit times., 1916-08-29
/, Whom II May Concern:

To Whom u May Concern:
Take notice that on Tuesday. the
9th day OF September. A. D., 1916. at Q
O'Clock p. m, at No. lls Michigan
avenue. IN the city OF Detroit. county
OF wayne and state OF Michigan. all
articles or things from Number 73l2
10 Number 10608, inclusive. left In
pawn with the Avenue Loan Office,
a. 40. ~ Michigan avenue. Detroit,
Wayne county Michigan, which said
loans Julius StrinherR a. Company. OF
n 'i ssid AVenue loan oface
having now gone out or business.
rhaI be sold a. public auction by
Ascher Moss Auctioneer. ~ the city
OF Detroit. Michigan. in accordance
with chapter 10 Section S. OF the
19l2 Compiled Ordinances 81 the city
~ Detroit
Dated Detroit. Mich. this 27rd day
OF August. \ -. 1915
JULIUS STE Micro & CO,
rs JULIUS STFfNBERG.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE

WE HAVE POSITIONS for limited
number OF girls. rs to % years ~
age, In long distance telephone
work. permanent positions; oppor-
tunlties for advancement, prefer
cnce to those having grammar
school education and living NJ
home: good wages. pay starts on
day employed Apply 10 Miss Ben
son. 305 Telephone building, CHI
ford and Washington blvd.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-29

Mr.. and Mrs Charles Eck have
moved from West Detroit 20 No. eGi'g
Avalon ave
The Detroit times., 1916-08-29
COLONIAL HOME

NVT4'F|N IINII ANEt'tI y
NORTH WDDBW Nt3U first block.
brick, steam heat. central hall Nv
ing room i8N2S brick fireplace. sun
parlor. large bedrooms. sleeping
noreh. shower and bath. on second
Moor large furnished attic, $40. 0on
PARKER 9CHrNF \ FRY,
Main soSe 1os Majestic Bldg
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Financial Notes

The r. u. r has declared its resu-
lar quarterly dividend OF N per cent.
payable oct. 90 70 stock OF record
sept. 2
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[lE:D pL i: !: :
"a = l;E:. !
ONE CENT A WORD

ONE CENT A WORD
Cash with order: II charged. &c
line.
No transient Advertising inserted
for less than l5c with cash: IL
charged, lsc per Insertion.
The above rates apply TO oil classl-
ncations except Births Cards OF
Thanks. Obituaries, Meeting Notices.
etc.
Births. Deaths. Cards or Thanks
and Meeting Notices =. Minimum
Eacn additional word. ] i-3c-
The Detroit times., 1916-08-29

The total supply Of cotton In the
United states. both old and new. was
save i4n. 600 bales. for the crop year
ending July Al Spinners OF the Unit
ed States took for consumption -
aaN.se7 bales. while 6.36s.31b were eN-
ported
The Detroit times., 1916-08-29
ron s,LE-VACANT LOTS
zoe Takes EnIrR LOTS

Price Of Z lots says lust think ~ II,
only t'Or lot, a. minutes from
city hall. near Grand River ave.
Each lot rs ~. front In growing
locality Hair tho price OF sur
roundnR lots s.. gets equity.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-11-12
LADIES! DARKEN
 YOUR CRAY HAIR |Use Grandma's Sage Tea and Sulphur Recipe and Mo- body Will Know

The use of Sage and Sulphur for re- Itoring faded, gray hair to it's natural I Iolor dates back to grandmother's time. 2Ihe used it to keep her hair beautifully Mark, glossy and attractive Whenever
 \ CT hair took on that dull, faded or Ftreaked appearance, this simple mix
 lure was applied with wonderful effect But brewing at home is mussy and F Eut-of-date. Nowadays by asking at Eny drug store for a 50 cent bottle of EWyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound"
 N lou will get this famous old prepara- Mon, improved by the addition of other which can be depended up- Fn to restore natural color and beauty Fp the hair.
 well-known downtown druggist Rays 1t darkens the hair so naturally
 End evenly that nobody can tell it has Keen applied. You simply dampen a |ponge or soft brush with it and draw Dlis through your hair, taking one Rtrand at time. By morning the gray
 Hair disappears. and after another ap- Flication or two, it becomes beautiful
 N dark and glossy.
 N Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound N a delightful toilet requisite for those Eho desire a more youthful appearance.
 N is not intended for the cure, mitiga-
 ion or prevention of disease.-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-11-12

During the two years of war they have learned to make themselves very com fortable under these conditions so diff ferent from those of their ordinary lives. All the men look in splendid condition, and the army doctors report a very small percentage of sickness among them.
 French in times of peace at once re- marks that the soldiers seem to have in- creased both in stature and strength during the war. The men of the nation appear to thrive since they have re- turned almost to primitive conditions and been deprived of the comforts to which they had become accustomed