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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-26

to New York where he had a long
engagement.
Promises for the entertainment of
the company are that there will be
plenty of new comedies presented,
with lots of snap. humor, music and
dancing. The company is to open
Saturday night with The Follies."
Perhaps the most enthusiastically
excited member of the troupe while
it was docking this morning was the
ingenue, Miss Jessie Perry. She is
Honolulu girl who was born here,
but for the past ten years she has
been living on the mainland This
is her first visit back to the islands
since, and, as she ID: Il am just
happily wild to be here again. Oh,
it's going to be great to be home
again"
Then turning to John H. Magoon,
manager of the Honolulu CONSOLIDATE
ed Amusement Co., who met the COM
pany at quarantine, she .egan firm
ly insisting that she be given a
room near the beach. waikiki for
me-" she declared. Il am going to
swim all the time l am not working"
she added.
If Miss Perry, who is an attractive
young brunette, shows the same ex-
uberant personality and vivacity on
the stage that she did this morning
on entering the harbor she is certain
to become one of the most popular
members of the troupe while it is in
the islands
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-26

l. Supervisor Arnold fought hard to
defeat the move; his amendment to
lay the matter on the table and his
amendment to disapprove of the NOM
ination being lost. After the board
voted and passed Mr.. Baker, the ques-
ton of his salary was raised but was
laid over until the new budget is
made up sometime this week. Baker
has been with the band for % years.
Fred G.. Kirchhoff, present cher
engineer of the water and sewer
works department, was appointed SUI
perintendent of the department after
violent opposition on the part of the
outlaws" who claimed he was more
valuable in his present position.
Kirchhoff is at present acting super
intendent while Harry E. Murray, the
superintendent, is on his vacation. He
will take office on October l.
w. L. FraZee was appointed to sue.
coed himself as superintendent of po-
lice, fire and electric lighting system.
There was no opposition.
The big battle of the evening was
tagged when Mayor Fern nominated A.
Cantin for city and county engi-
neer. Supervisor Arnold declared the
motion out of order and moved that it
be laid on the table in the next breath
Mr.. AHA asked to be excused from
voting. Then followed a discussion
on Mr.. Cantin. All agreed that he was
no doubt a good man, but Mr. AHA
wanted to- be introduced to the man
before he'd vote for him. Supervisor
Mcclellan explained that Mr. Cantin
had the executive ability required for
the position. Arnold then spoke at
length on the ACCESSIBILITY of giving the
appointment to Fred Orth, present as
sist2nt engineer. Just as the clock
struck midnight the motion to appoint
MIR. Cantin as city engineer was car
ried; his duties to begin on Octo-
Der l.
Mr.. Cantin is at present manager
of the Hawaiian Dredging company
and has lived in the Islands for many
years.
The meeting adjourned until next
Friday evening at 1870 O'CLOCK
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-26

Rev. Lyn George ]. Kelly was placed
on trial in the district court at Red
Oak, Iowa, on an Indictment charging
him with the murder of one OF the
eight persons slain with an axe at
Villisca, Iowa, in June, 1912.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-26
DAILY REMINDERS

For Distilled Water, Hires foot
Beer and all other Popular Dr. nks
Wanted-Two more passengers for
motor, party around island. 81 each.
'.ewis Garage, phonA 2141.-A6v.
DR.. Schurmaln, Osteopathic Physi-
clan. 10 years established here Bcre-
tania and Union. Phone 1913.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-26

When Haki Muharen started into
the Cleveland worsted mills at James
town, n. Y, to work recently, he was
held by several men while Seekrnan
Islam stabbed him to death. The men
are AlbanianS. Islam is under arrest.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-26
RU5BER

= st the Singapore rubber auc- =
= tions held this week coUusnc- y
= ing Wednesday. Plantation PALE =
= crepe realized IS Is cents per y
? pound.
y The New York price fer the .
= corresponding date was 81 cents. "
= $$$< y $<%< ~ =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-26
NOTICE.

will not be responsible for any
debts or obligations contracted for by
anyone, whoever they may be, without
my written order.
... NJ. G. SILVA.
."...- 6901-12t
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-26

Campaign for new members to help
the work in Honolulu, was begun yes
terday by the local branch of the
Needlework Guild of America Ac.
cording to present understanding all
that is necessary for tie members to
do, is to contribute two new garments
yearly to the local branch of the guild.
Mrs. A. Lewis IT., and Mrs. ". A.
Love are in charge of this work
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-26
" night School
OPEN TOSTUDENTS

The Y. NJ. c. A. Night School opens
Monday, October l. Enrolment in 25
classes can be made this week. Start
you progress now. Enroll tonight
ADV.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-26

In his letter to the board of super,
visors last night, Police Judge Harry
Irwin asked that S25 per month he
added to the present salary Of the
Japanese interpreter for three months,
in order that he may check up he
books of the district court unoer the
supervision of Chief Clerk A. V. Gear
The matter was referred to the finance
committee.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-26

A jury was secured in Circuit
Judge Heen's court this morning tc
try the case of Isiah Brooks, who is
alleged to have shot and killed q
colored man on King street, neal
Kawaiahao church, several months
ago. The trial will begin tomorrow
morning. Attorney w. T. Rawlins
represents Brooks.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-26

Because the initial panel became
exhausted shortly after the case OF
Is Japanese charged with gambling
went to trial in CIRCUIT Judge Ash
ford's court this moi Ding, a special
Venire of &c persons was ordered, re.
turnable at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-26
local And GEN[RAL

Manuel Duarte, aged 20, an employe
of the Honolulu Planning Mill. was
taken to the emergency hospital this
morning, suffering from bad wound
in his hand, caused by coming in con-
tact with a band saw.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-26

7. X. Jimura, a Japanese carpenter,
was slightly injured today about the
hands when he fell from the roof OF
the new storehouse being built at the
old naval station, opposite pier 6. He
was taken to the emergency hospital
where his wounds were dressed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-28

willard Van Wagner. rs. Detroit.
Beatrice Heron. 20. Traverse City.
Henry W. Palmer, IS, Detroit; Alice
c. Watson. 80. Fort Wayne.
ikkila. %.
rhemotses Po,ehynOk. a.; Martha
Iwanchiw, ~.
stephen vAvaekos. n; Mary Eom-
George II. copley. 81: Ethel Brown.
Seth P. Prosius "a. Toledo; Ida
William J.-cSrnsy. IS; Clara oNsn.
Deyer l. Goodrich. 81. Toledo:
Qae~nie eurnwUii. same.
Lawrence d. smyth. 80; Clara He'd
Karl Knsuber. IS; Josephine Nick
Fred Hopkins. ~. F1Orenc. Green.
Andrew Mailnebai. ~: Stella Gus
isaac Barnett rs: Doris Miller. 70.
August Mangiiss, 81; Caroline
Frank PrinrivanL II: FenHA Ardi-
charles A. II. curnov, ~; HildA c.
otto 3e.
William n. Mcdowell. Is. Dayton.
a. rnBriuttr snyder. %. Detroit
Jack @. Shang. 20; stella Horvath.
william Schwartz. "a: Rose Priest,
TO-
Harold weissI. rs; LILLIAN +.
Quinn. ~
George Armstrong. 20; Jessie Bar
rntt q.
David Moonbiatt. Al; Marie seigeI.
Kenneth w chAiniey. ~: Ruby
Earl PrOut ~; Marie Hodskins
Is
victor S. Radford. -: Irene A
Guskey IS
charles A. Bloom. III. Toledo: Edna
Hammond le. same.
David A. scully. IS; Viola A Geist.
81
otto n Weiss. rs. Detroit: Freda n
Fnber. Is. Hamilton, Ont
Frank J. Walsh. as; Jennie Dobson.
william Baker. -; Elizabeth Ryan,
&c
Carl MAttison. IS; Grace Cassidy.
william q. Janos. -; Ethel NJ
Gilbert. 20.
steve stajiek. -: Anna Smith. -
John a. Mills, Ga Toledo; Rather
inc Millear. ~. same.
Earl a. Halt "a Detroit; Hazel
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-28
Fortified!
News-B Bulletin No. II

Progress OF the Harroun Motors
Corporation up TO date has been n.
nAnced by ne sale OF LESS THAN
200. 900 SHARES OF stock.
There remain In the treasury eligi.
BILE 10 immediate sale, MORE THAN
40o.000 SHARES. OF a par value Of
$40.
Until these shares are sold. they
remain the property OF Harroun
stockholders, who are themselves
thu Harroun Motors Corporation.
These unsold shares have already
increased In price from IS % IS. In
a few weeks. when Haroun produc-
ton will have been begun. these
shares will undoubtedly be valued al
par. And their values will continue
to increase with the development OF
the Corporation.
We shall sell this stock only In
such quantities ss are needed to sup
ply liberal capital for the initial pro
ductlon OF hsrroun care and the, eS.
pansion 81 our manufacturing fselll-
tlesL
We shall do our utmost 20 market
II AT as great an advantage as pos
sible.
We are supremacy confident that
you will see no backward step In the
rating OF this security until Il attains
Its normal leyel--a level which, We
predict. will be far above par Ger.
tain other motor stocks earn from
zoos TO s0o% profit annually. Their
stocks are not for sale, yet you could
have bought them In the preparatory
period At par or less.
Every two years a new giant In
born In the automobile industry. Mo
tordom already proclaims the HW-
roun as the new giant OF 1917.
AZ % a share we believe Harroun
stock 20 be priced far below It's value
ss q large prospective dividend earn
er.
Let rs tell you more about this re-
markable investment opening
The stock you will buy will be de.
livered as an ad-interim certificate,
issued by the Equitable Trust Co, OF
New York
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-28
Produce

The fea ture Of the market OF prin-
oipal interest TO buyers this morning
was a nifty cent decline in sugar
prices. Aside from this quotations
were unchanged. but In numerous
lines there II evident a disposition
on the part OF buyers 90 back away
from the present high level OF prices.
Thia IL especially noticeable Jpst now
In the case OF poultry. Immediately
preceding a Jewish holiday the de-
mand for extra heavy fowl 10 usually
regarded as Indifferent 10 the cost
but prices are now so high that even
this class % buyers IL In rebellion
and talking boycott. The egg marx
was fraction lower Monday put
the market as whole 10 called
steady and only moderately active
Apple. ss.SouG5o per Dbl FOR
choice and t5de for fancy.
Bananas Good shipping stock.
81 B0na 60 bunch.
Beans--Dried Iimas .ito II.
Crapberrie.-Lsts Bovea - per
bbl.. 90 bu
pressed Calves - Fancy. is0iske
No. ?. iegise per ID,
Dressed Hogs - Light. i7ulsc;
heavy. i50isc. III.
Finnan HsddIes-lbc 10.
Frrsh yeEetabies-Ra dishes. 500
ISc doz.: parsley 20 soe dos Gu
rots. $50 bu.: California -slery, sbc
QAB0 doH.. oauiinowerl 1880 doAi
cabha xs. Texas, l7b0 per crate,
shallotts. 500 csc doE.. Florida celery.
81 5095 case: tomatoes, Is per s-bas-
Grape Fruls-tB.SOg4 per crate
Hoaey-Hancy white. ls0iTc; en-
Hsy1psGroit shippers srs. Payins
the following prices Tor baled hay IN
car lota e. o b. Detroit; NO 1 umo-
thy. si4.5OQib: standard timothy.
tI1b02i4. light mixed, tak0 OIL
No Z timothy. ;l1QiSi No. mixed.
1 clover. tiaRiss0; rye straw. $3.50
al0; wheat and 0at stray. Wbe0s
per ton.
Iimes-gIio6 las per zoe.
Nats-wL,nuta iooEs: ALMONDS
~ u zoe hlherts ispisc; BraxilA.
10 n GOO pvcRns tSnlsc 10.
Navela 500: Florida,
f326n7h0 per boz.
Onlons--se 5000 per i00-lb. sack;
Spanish onions, 81 80 crate.
Onion Sets-White or yellow, -. 30
per hu.
Potatoes 80 Michigan car lots IN
bags t2.45d255 bu. new Bermudss.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-28
Deaths

Ernest II. Patterson. Ss7 Ferdi-
nand. 81 years. lobar pneumonia;
Theodore hummer, l26 Clinton. Al
years, myocarditis; william Plieth.
monia; Persioa Popesen, Grace hos
pltaL about Is yeArA peritonitls:
Mary Nadi. 1895 Riyard. about 20
years. pulmonary phthisis; Katherine
BRchman 2s1 Montgomery. 80 years,
cardiac decompensation. Norman q.
stanton. -2bS Sixth. / month, acute
indi gestion; Joseph Campau. Provi-
dence hospital. about 70 years. cancer
or stomach. August klawtter SIS
Scotch, SO years. pyloric carcinoma;
Maria MlllteliO. 425 Lafayette F..
month, broncho pneumonia. John
kampman ia High Z. / month. in
hospital. ; years shock from injur-
les. LaviR McAiann 244 King 81
years. inquest pending. Edna House
man, 10 swift years. myocardttis;
years. sapremia. Joe Takacs. IS Me-
dina. about ~ years. carcinoma OF
stomach, Nesa NikoIich. Grace hos
pltaL years inquest pending; Tony
Zakleh. 81 Kirby F.. about ~ years
lnhAmmAtory rheumatism. Howard
W. Van Slambrook. 1877 Garfield p.
i month marasmus, George r Swer-
ney. Providence hospital. IL years
appendlcitis; Dennis Burke, 74s Nor
reIl. ~ years pneumonia; Alice Kirk.
Grace hospital 80 years cancer OF
breast, Frank smith. ST Mary's hoe
pitaL - years. septcemia. Helen r.
Gardner. 16s Ninewood, / year. bron-
ehu pneumonia, bomontc Mardoni,
Harper hospital about 50 years. car
cinoma Of stomach Anna Mahcr. 2sl
Chestnut 90 years. pulmonary tuber-
culosls; Martin Rehling 81 Marys
hospital about 90 years. mitral re-
FurEitation. Herbert NJ McCleiland
Mack and Townsend. years. inquest
pending Margaret McHugh. 275 Wa
bash, So years. erystpelaa. John ]
MCCabe. Boulevard sanitarium. 81
wears. artcrin- scl~roslH. Lillian O.
Rohb. Harper hospital. - years
acute appendicitiB. Leon WIKI 1906
80 Aubin. 26 years, typhoid fever;
months. hroncho pneumonia John
Ruclnski. Herman Klefer hospital
about. ~ years pulmonary tuberru-
losis Kasmirn Czarniecki. 1922 No
Kinley : years. broncho pneumonia
Joseph Zlelinski. 1898 Campbell
about So years. mitral 1psuffciencyj
AIKer DesErandchamp flSf Burns. s
years. diphtherin Elsie Banerty
Henry Ford hospital ~ years pyelo-
n"phritis; Frank Looser1ore, 6es
Twenty third. II wears cardiac dron-
~: Theresa DorhmAn iss Dix IS
years. mitral regurgitation; Elizs-
beth LAlowski Receiving hospital. IS
years. accidental burns Wanda Du-
dsk. 1ia Kuliick. months castro
enteritis, Mary KR'khrenner 45s
sheridan. ri years senility Margaret
Harris, eae clinton ~ years. sentl-
ity Arthur sites 1873 Gratiot %
yeers. lobar pneumonia; Eva Hirt
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-28

su9nrs-Detroit Wholesale prices.
Crystal dominoes. alb. ti1.7S; crys-
tai dominoss. 5-lb., sll.7b; eagle tab
lsts. tl04b; cut loaf ass cubes
ts.ss; xxx powdered. $40. stand
ard powdered. sss6; GRADUATED. extra
coarse. $40, graduated. nne Tn
bulk. t676. graduated, ash. cot
tons. tS.4b; crystal domino granu-
lated. alb. and b-lb. cartons. Ia
lated HF cases. Ss.75. diamond A.
ts.sb; confectioners' A. $40. No 4
Ss.2b. No. s. $3.50, No. 6. tSi5. No. T.
$50. No. s, ts.o5. No. 3. IS. No. 10
t7.s5. No. IL. $3.50; No. II. t7.S6. No
10. $3.50, No. IL $3.50; No. rs, $3.50.
non-caking mixture. s9.25. beet gran
ulated. tslS per 100 lbs. household
powdered. i'c. "a 10 case, sass,
household powdered. Ia. as TO case
St.66 per case
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-28

si4 per bbI; IS per bu
Poultry Springs. is9fAoi light
springs. 600 21o; heavy hens. Is q 2se;
mediums 80 abe, stays. tSutoc
Eoossssr::, ni,ss9iso; geese. nSa'o;
strswbsrriss-4oo quart
sweet Petstees-Isrssys. kiln dried
% per crate.
yOBBnG PRICES
canssa Gceds--Appiss sI.7S per
gal; Lima beans 81 ioeisOi corn,
$50: table bssts.. ~ 5bgil9, peas
sAimons tall ta.t0: rArr0wfat peas
ne1ia AIS. ss5g June S6. $50 ons sIftsd
: stand SI"a; .ss ttI SG 90. Tomatoes"
o:ass- san S standard. Is0lse.
iIs e ,iS.' i, a i iss RSs'k"T''' i'eiie
Fsed-tobblnE prices, too-lb sacks
bran, $40; standard middiingA tSs0
tot nns middlings. tis. cracked corn,
tf7 coarse corn meal. Sal. corn and
rio-y-Iobblng prices: Best Miehi-
gan patent 10; second patent. ts;1ei
patent 1850 Dbl IN Y N paper seeks
seed ti.0T In barrel lots; kerosene
tankswagon or iron barrels. sac red
errwn gasolins. isHc gal
&C. rs $500 pork U.s.; family
hams. fth d2bho. brtskets. tsQ1lo
picnic hams 1874 q $50: bacon. 7bh ~
sse; beef carcasses. f7k Qi6Hc per
10: lard In tierces. 7iHoi kettle rem
dered. 22hc 10
Hides 1 cured hideg fIe; No.
] green hides iso, No. 1 ed bulls
ise No. I green bulls iso; No.
cured veal kip. 1bc; No. grssn veal
Kip. csc; No I cured murrain. ato;
No. ] green murrsin. iSe, No. 1 cured
calf ssc; No. | green calf. sac; No.
t77b; No. tallow, she; No. tall
low, SIC per ID: No I hides. ic OF;
No. kip and calf. &c on sheep
skins (as TO amount WOOL. soc a s..
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-28
Births
BOYS

BOYS
NJ Soimenes. raj scotte: J. zasade,
seS Twenty third n Glassman. lsS
Aired Aired C. Madison; sss Vermont e,ns,, =
Lssalls Gardens n. J. schuity. .ais
st Joseph. J. Thompson, "a LAduc;
w. Gang 2sl Fisher; G. Fisher, Grace
hospital, J. NJ Race. 2ib9 oratiot; NJ
oaravGShL s1s PennsylvanlA; r. n
o@dor. 10 Miller 8 soohalshi. 1851
eighth: y. Kelly. ass Holden: w.
GeoTGepolis. S2t BeAubien; W. Ear
Eioki, 1888 Russell; A n. Howell 1873
Cadillac. J. Budniak. SIS Twenty
NJ. Rioe. is Superior; NJ Gibbs, -
Custer; 8. oaEdag. iss Vanderbilt;
A W. Downsr. 400 Amin; W. Chrza-
nowski. 1875 Campbell: y. oostomes-
ly, isi Leicester-ct.; A. LAchapslls.
AS Artillery. J. Kubinshi. $50 Mitch
penter. iss Orleans. w. A Ketsihut,
7e Beecher; J. Pjstkowski. stt
Greeley. n. Boadanyi. I1zt riisry; J
A. Cook. ls7l Field; A. Mueha. 1878
r zoits wslSi. ess chene; A. skarsky,
u Shepherd-pL 3. Jimmy. 80 War
saw-pLi X RupsnthAll, 1sS Lock-
wood J. cmolinski. l2i3 MeDougalli
]. Bonanuszek. n Dunn; J. BacSer.
M wi ass PUMA ssi0: = Tseh S,sSr,cs. ~.
X PrzybylHkL 7Ot Milwa ukee T..
GIRLS
]. n TAucka asa Army; r. Siget.
III Howell; +. Schultz. Ssi Eish-
tenth: q. p. williams. 1881 RussellI
E Wohlford. SIS williams; J. LevRn-
doske. 1855 Dubois: l. J. Janaoek.
Women's hospital. =. Heryc. 81 Home;
u. KAbsl. ~ Navarro; r. TArczyniskA.
~ Lockwood; +. NJ SayleA AIS New
port % J. Rollings, Harper hospital;
J. Hillkie, 1913 Forest e.: E. Foz~
worthy. $50 Twenty NTH: w. CEer-
MEL TbS RiOpells; n. t<avalski. s7l
Twenty fourth. J. Krainik. s3s Harsr
cock, L. Haas. 1850 Hastings. q
Myrand. ass MAcomb: r. Patton. 707
Drexel; l. p. Dierieka. ISL Chalmers:
q. MazEara, asa Muliett. s. DeFrans-
CO, 12i Cardoni. c. Crestum. Ta1 oak
land, r Souvie. "a Gregory; r. r..
Shailor. 734 Avery; r. NJ. Flint. 3Ts y
Lafayette w: @. l. Hayward. esS
Manistique: w. Nowak. sST Riopells;
=. Stankiewivz. t0b Forest r, y.
HoldJ. 81 Lockwood: A. Bajor. l1ss
Junction; ID. slusser. ~ walnut: J.
y. webb. Harper hospital; r. Olson.
Ss4 Bemay. NJ Sitka. 96 MCGreRor;
w II. Baker. 50 sixteenth: ". De-
Neen, 24o Michigan; r Il Hodson,
2Ss Twenty third: J. II. Carbary. 7
Cleveland-pl; NJ. Jacob. isS Clinton;
A. LAEainia, 2sli Jefferson Il.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-28
MOrtuary

DRoLET-March IS. Albert. beloved
husband OF Louise. nee Lapere. Fu-
neral from residence. $50 Holcomb-
ave, Thursday at $40 a m. and
81 GATHERINGS church at 3.
Wheatley home. Ella. aged II. Fu-
neral Wednesday Al D. m. Web
ster Bros chapel. II Tilinois-st.
and 81 Matthews church at 2So.
JUNB-Maroh 20. IN his residsncs. 500
bsyburn-ave- Thomas aged 81
years. beloved husband Of Chris
tine and father OF Mabel K and
VIII am r. June. Funeral Wed
nesday y. m.
MuRPHY-At hts late residence. ass
Dragoon-ave.. John F. aged 80
years. beloved husband 81 Margaret
tnes McKaiE). son OF Mrs Ellen
and the late Robert IT. Murphy,
brother % Harry. MATHEW and
Charles Notice Of funeral later.
RAY-Msrch as. 1917, In her home.
asa Watson-st Florence aged 20
beloved daughter OF Charles Ray
and the late Amelia Ray and dear
sister % Marie. Alvera Alexander
Ray. Mrs Nodoa Garavnrla Mrs.
Louis Carache. Funeral WedneH-
day from residence sac A. m. and
AZ san Francesca church az . a. m,
corner Rivard and Brewster.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-28
DETROIT TIM ES

III hvingstone. - years. myocArdi-
tis. Charles A Fisher. so Columbia
y. - years. endocarditis; Charles
Hicks Grace hospital annex 10 years
lohar pneumonia: Leo Horn. lfSg
Knodsli 4 days. iobar pneumonia.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-28

Rfekerd. ~. Grand RApidA
Frank Hill. 81; LILLIAN Granfors,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-28

Sickness and accident bene-
fits paid at stated period of
service. Vacations with pay.
Apply Operators Training
School, Madison-ave. and John
R.-st., between 9 a. m. and 5
p. m. Michigan State Tele-
phone Co.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-28
COR Observation-Disclosures
Are You Ruptured?

rHr rurrrRE SPECIALIST
IN so. call no the offices of BurdIck
who FOR rs years has made n speciality
% treating Rupture He viii examine
YOU free of charge and demonstrate
what the famous nurdtrk Rupture
Hold will do for you. No binding Ire
ritating. unanitary old style truss
No INSTRUMENTATION hut perfect
support and comfort VIII call ~
the homes upOn request GfhCes. 20
Broadway ~ hoor Phone Main bTa3.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-28

prfntfag--fhe piatn rest kind--thsf
o. rfnht-T1rses Ish Drpf.--Main $50
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EXCEPTIONAL
OPPORTUNITY

Excellent working condi-
tons, good salaries and many
unusual benefits make the po-
sition Of telephone operator es-
pecially desirable.
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ron sALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY
Ferndale Business Corners

Irnvc five corner ready for business
blocks SEQ Mt Hrtkc with
Kirby Sorge-Felske Co.
1917 Dime Bank bldg Mhin III.
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goods very little by while No
OF -
on all
hair stores Chinese hair Hence he ow-cut prices
WILLIAM HANEs
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Y LAST YEAR. HAfNEs
los, rOUPEEs and Hail
GOODS Notes 20 my
customers and others;
This IL my last
year In the Hair
. Goods business.
n Any customers Il
"a men or women. In a
n need Of q wiz, II
f1 IouDee. y or
~ Wig, come and get
your orders In az IL
once an ! can only
II make 80 many and
\ cannot take care OF
u all Al the last mo-
ment LAdiea I
have a large and
full line OF fine
French Hair Switches
bought some : and 4
years ago and still for
sale at old prices.
first quality cut hair 10 IN
OVed by are After ~ q -,
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wANTED-FARMs

SMALL FARMS WANTED
20 10 or - acres within 40 miles
OF betTo&t-Uith or without stock
and implementA send full particu-
lars.
ROSS LAND co.
MichiEun'E Greatest Farm Agency,
1909 Penohscot bldg Phone Cad. SSH.
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FOR sALE--REsiDENcE rRoPEHi

u
81, 700-Bungalow-$4,700
This bungalow Is modern In every
detail located near Ford plant.
Small payment down and the bal
ance like rent Call us today. Call
The Asam-RichardSon Co.
40 MoRat Bldg
BRICK 2-FLATS
Fourth-ave.. slate roof. ........ $500
Linsdale, double garage. new $3.50
Taylor rooms and bath. ..... a.20o
Philadelphia. near rGand River.
rooms up and down .... $500
Maidstone, rooms anA bath,
bedrooms and sun parlor IL 900
Philadelphia. 9 rooms ..........- ... $500
whitney near Dexter, 46-foot
lot. brick aropIace ...........il. 900
r a BUFFERS for appointment
PARkEI sCHrNK q FRY.
Main $3.50 7O3 Majestic Bldg.