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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-04-07
BE 1T ORDAINED BY THE COuN-
Gil OF THE CITY OF MARTINS
PtIPHs


OF the City of Martinsburg be, and
they are hereby authorized to make,
execute and deliver, as hereinafter
provided, bonds of the City of Mar
tinsburg to the aggregate amount
Or S2l0,000.00, known as GENERAL
IMPROVING AND PAVING BONDS, .
the denominations and terms OF
payment of said bonds shall be
as hereinafter provided and pre-
scribed, the proceeds of the sale
OF which bonds shall be appro-
priated and expended for the fol-
lowing purposes, and none other;
that is to say:
FIRST. The proceeds of the sale
OF sl15,OO0.O0 of said bonds shall
De appropriated and expended in inn
proving and paving in a permanent
manner certain streets of the City
OF Martinsburg, as follows
West King Street from the East
side of Maple Avenue to the Cum
berland Valley Passenger Station,
North Queen Street from the North
side Of Race street to the South side
OF Moler Avenue, East Martin Street
from the East side of Queen Street
East to the line of the right-of-way
OF the Baltimore e Ohio Railroad,
Raleigh street from King to West
race shall be paved with an improv-
ed paving brick.
The following Streets shall be i'm
proved in a permanent manner with
asphalt macadam and shall include
the street crossings where the same
begins and ends
raleigh Street from the South
side of jail-yard fence to King
street, Virginia Avenue from Bowers
street to Stephen Street. West Vir-
glnia Avenue from Bowers street to
Faulkner Avenue, New York Avenue
from Bowers Street to Faulkner Az
ehue, Maryland Avenue from Bowers
street to Faulkner Avenue, Florida
Avenue from Bowers Street TO
Faulkner Avenue. Winchester Ave-
nue. from Wilson Street to King
street, Buxton Street from Raleigh
street To Faulkner Avenue Fourth
street from Faulkner Avenue to Win
CHESTER Avenue, Faulkner Avenue
rom Winchester Avenue, to stephen
street Stephen Street from Maple
avenue to winchester Avenue,
stephen Street from Queen Street
70 Circle on Berkeley Place, John
street from Water Street to Winch
ester Avenue, First Street from Win
CHESTER Avenue to Kentucky Ave
nue., Porter Avenue from First street
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-04-07
UksBERJAND VALLEY ". Is
TINE TABLE.

n effect Sunday, Nov. 20, az 81 p. N.
xpAily except Sunday
aDAny.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-04-07
AN ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE
THE ISSUANCE OF BONDS OF
THE CITY OF MARTlNSBuRG, AS
FOLLOWS:


FOLLOWS:
FIRST. FOR THE PURPOSE OF
IMPROVING AND PAVING IN A
PERMANENT MANNER CERTAIN
STREETS IN THE CITY OF MAR
TINSBURG
SECOND. TO PURCHASE REAL
ESTATE, ERECT BUILDINGS AND
PURCHASE EQUIPMENT FOR THE
USE OF THE FIRE DEPART MENT
OF THE CITY OF MARTINSBURG
THIRD. TO AID IN THE CON
STRUCTION OF A SUBWAY OR UN-
DER,GRADE CROSSING OF THE
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
AT QUEEN STREET in THE CITY
OF MARTINSBUlRG.
FOURTH. TO REPAIR AND EX-
TEND THE SYSTEM OF WATER
WORKS OF THE CITY OF MAR
TINSBURG.
FIFTH. TO ERECT, CONSTRUCT
AND MAINTAIN A BRIDGE OVER
THE BALTIMORE & OHIO TRACKS
YARDS. AND TUSCARORA CREEK
AT MARTIN STREET IN THE CITY
OF MARTINSBURG
SIXTH. TO PURCHASE AND
ERECT AN INCINERATING PLANT.
SEVENTH. TO ONSTRUC CT
STORM WATER SEWERS IN
STREETS IN THE CITY OF MAR
TINSBUiRG.
EIGHTH. TO AUTHORIZE A
MAXIMiETM SPECIAL BOND LEVY
TO PAY THE INTEREST AND PRIN-
CIPAL ON SAID BONDS.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-04-07

RI A. Riddle, Cen. Pass. Agi.
i. a. Tenge, 51pt
Y .Al}Ard. agent MarGnsburg, ~ Va
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-04-07
PROCLAMATION
CITY HALL,

Martinsburg, w. Va, Apr 8, 1917.
WHEREAS, the Council of the City
of Martinsburg, pursuant to the law in
sueh case made and provided, on the
9Th day Of March, 1917, duly and leg
sllv passed an ordinance entitled IAN
ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE THE
ISSUANCE OF BONDS OF THE
cry OF MARTINSBURG, AS Fol-
LOWS:
FIRST. FOR THE PURPOSE OF
IMPROVING AND PAVING IN A
PERMANENT MANNER CERTAIN
STREETS IN THE CITY OF MAR
TINSBURG.
SECOND. TO PURCHASE REAL
ESTATE, ERECT BUILDINGS AND
PURCHASE EQUIPMENT FOR THE
TrSE OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT
or THE CITY OF AIARTINSBURG.
THIRD. TO AID IN THE CON-
sTRIlgTION OF A SUBWAY OR
Under GRADE CROSSING OF THE
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
AT QUEEN STREET IN THE CITY
OF MARTINSBURG.
FOURTH. TO REPAIR AND EX-
TEND THE SYSTEM OF WATER
WORKS OF THE CITY OF MAR
TINSBURG.
FIFTH. TO ERECT, CONSTRUCT
AND MAINTAIN A BRIDGE OVER
THE BALTIMORE & OHIO
TRACKS, YARDS, AND TUSCARO.
RA CREEK AT MARTIN STREET
IN THE CITY OF MARTINSBuRG.
SIXTH. TO PURCHASE AND
ERECT AN INCINERATING PLANT.
SEVENTH. TO CON STRU C T
STORM WATER SEWERS IN
STREETS IN THE CITY OF MAR
TINSBUToG.
EIGHTH. TO AUTHORIZE A
MAXIMUM SPECIAL BOND LEVY
TO PAY THE INTEREST. AND
PRINCIPAL ON SAID BONDS, which
ordinance is in words and figures fol-
lowing, towit:
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-04-07

Fourth Ward, End Precinct Com
missioners-Jas Larlins, F. H. Bak-
err and w. II. Wright.
Clerks >. VIM, Kastle. sr. and
Thos. Youtz
Fifth Ward. LIST Precinct, Com
missioners Oliver. j. II. Lloyd
and Eugene small
The Detroit times., 1917-10-09
FOR PAVING STREETS
AND ALLEYS

Roll SO. 229l FOR grading and
paving brandon avenue from the
west iine ~ clark avenue 90 the ga 81
line ~ Junction avenue
Ron SO 2192 For Eraain9 and
paving Leala Avenue. from the north
curb line of Waterloo street 10 tho
south curb.line 81 Charlevolx street.
Roll so 2293. FOR grading and
paving Martin avenue. from the north
line OF H0nti0 street 90 the north
line of McGraw avenue.
Roll No. sZ9t For grading ana
paving Park View avenue. from the
north line OF kercheYhl avenue 70
the south curb line or Nincennes
street
Roll No. 2295. For grading ana
paving Ninceuues avenue. from the
east line 81 Mcclellan avenue 70 alley
west Of Penney lvHniA avenue.
Roll SO 229G. Dor grading and
paving Wesson avenue from tho
north curb line OF konkel avenue TO
the south tine ~ iild.wlg street
Roll No e29f For grading and
paving alley SO GSb. being tie alley
iu block bounded by nliery street, ut.
Elliott avenue. East Grand Boulevard
and " edbury avenue.
Roll No 229S For grading and
paving alley No. 77s. being the alley
in block bounded by canton. Helen
aVenuea. CharlevoiN and Berlin
streets.
Roll NO. 1929 For grading and
gazing alley sd 7G1 being the alley
B. block between Townsend and
Baldwin avenues. from the north
line of Agnes avenue. northerlT 70
thf north line ~ lot 239.
Roll No $500 For grading and
paving alley No. ne. being the alley
IN block between Canton, Helen.
Mack avenues aud sylvester street
Part ] is due and payable within 90
DAVIS from date or this notice Parts
2 and become due and payable in
one year and one month. two years
rTrTf TrTT TTTUTr'rl An1 rhTge years and
one month respectively, from thu
date 81 this notice, together with in
tereFt at the rate of per cent from
tho date OF the confirmation OF tho
rolls
Any. or all OF said parts may BIS
paid ia order named within 80 days
from the date or the notice without
interest
II either OF said parts one, two.
three or four shall not be paid wbsn
they become due. 8 per cent penalty
aud interest az tho rate ~ Z per cnt
from tho date cf confirmation ~ thu
assessment VIII be added. and tho
premises assessed Will be advertised
and sold AS provided by law.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-09
ON WARS @ H %3o
SIDELlNES ~ WILCOX E
CAMP CUSTER. BATTLE CREEK, Mich, oct O.

CAMP CUSTER BATTLE CREEK, Mich, oct o.
been b, boards despite
M pending before district boards
the district boards the
- 11eya viii not compel the TO
exactly tn.y
attred IN hah
decided when precedent was SaD
tshel Monday A. Snsahaugh Az ST.
assigned to battery 5O
the district board
he This exemption presented
enc rotrarv discharged Monday
noon mi. action positively establishes precedent In cases OF this kind
The OF medical students Is recognized at Camp Custer
Kenneth B Keller
of
IS viii be- expected
the medical
az dismissed
me uppIy q 330th field artillery
started Monday
soldiers without de
be ~
whcn
Of
ably
before
hey Nith their savings
The Detroit times., 1917-10-09

ptN ROWS TIN TpTe lN ROWS
C0IDHl.r ANI WHITE
Recreation Building
,snelny-st and ,.ata git 9iyd
SOME ~tEF MoEEN
a GREAT uAt,tl I1R ffGH
SCHOOL BoYS FROM Q TO 10 w. "
BeR nnlng Monday oct y We arc
starting new system 800 paving
Boys 90 work under tire euarsn-
tee ~ ar per game Ter an games
they - up, With o guarantee - "a
,., aa u IL I4.-- -------,-----,-
FLOOR FOR WIEK or OCT.
Boys rnpuftin., tor duty before 1f
nj ~ pin hoF captains. rs Uer
Bows reporting for duty before ia
noon to pin hoy CAPTAINS $3.50
por day
Bsys reporting f,r duty before o.
NJ to pin bog captains. 3 IS rer
Rows reporting FOR duty before j..
u SO pin boy captains. 800 per
Bows reporting for duty before G p.
m go pin boy captains. IS cents
clo,In7 hour I2n r.. Average of
hours steady work each day ana
down
Pays chat make moro fhan we
game wi he ra 4 whatever amount
fhev oefu--the ghaI.ntrr is thHt roo
boy VIII be pald loss TN % the
am'uuts mentioned from the t.ue
they report faI duty Ou tNn diner
ent floors until closInE
TN HDfS trN ifrft- RITZ
AMI FfIrN no RS FOR
WFEk ON OCT.
Bows rcpnrfiuE f1r inN hef rc -
O'clock noon gi50 rrr day
Boys reporting FOR dItI before ..
w 81 25 Isf dny
HoDs rerUrtinH fur duty before 4 %
m 3 nn per HaN
Boys rep rtiug Tor duty before 9 %.
4ar prr day
Closing hour l1 % m. Average -
hours steady work. each dat ana
down
Under the above conditions boys
arc assured Of certain EuHrhn-
tcrd datlr salary ana those herrW
iuE experts NJ setting Uu pins can
make as high az fc0o per faN a.
Che rate ~ Be per game per man.
surroundings arc nice and cle7n.
Home made saudR lches ~ otNnr
food vs. served ~ f0l0red lafiet
fhe fuufs afternoon and evenings
90 rea -Huabie prices of boys can
bring their- iurrtre w'tn tfem
STEADY WORK ffnAt AItE PAID
INiit1 NlGF Sifhot't LhAN no
FIRST CONF FiRsv PLACED
Ask rOR MR JOINS OR Nh
GAGE. 9Th foor
The Detroit times., 1917-10-09

HErT WhNtEi'--FtMALE
The Detroit times., 1917-10-09
FOR CONSTRUCTING
vITRIFIED CROCK AND
LATERAL SEWERS

Roll No. S263 For constructing
ytrined crock lateral sewer No. 1853.
In block bounded BY Ccnnors. An
derdon. CharlevolX and North city
" Ron No. sls2. For constructing
vitrlned crock lateral sewer No. 1852,
ia blocks bounded by Twelfth, Ham
ilton. Lawrence. Burlipgane,
Roll 40 k242 For constructing
vftriGed crock lateral sewer No $500
In block bounded by Chalmers MARI
borough CharievoiX and city Line.
Roll so SZl2 For constructing
vltriGed crock lateral sewer 30. 290G.
in blocks bounded py Greenway,
Whtdrld. lockwood, Grand River
Roll $50 80 49, For constructing
vitrihed crock lateral scwer No -2823
in block bounded By Dexter blvd
Lawton Lakewood. Taylor
ltUil $50. hlttA. Tor constructing
vitrined crock latcrat sewer ~ US.
in block bounded - burke. Central,
Panama CcNtondcd). Kirk wood tex
tended whore not already built
RDll $50. k1Qt For constructing
vltrincd crock lateral sewer so 2ssf.
lu blocks bounded ~ pc Ntvr blvd.
Iawfou. Euclid Philadelphia.
Roll Na St1f For constructing
ftet ft rH1 sewer N0 2ss1
In block bounded by Central Florida.
Roll 40. $3.50 Tor constructing
vitII1cd cf0tk lateral sewer SO $3.50
in blocks bounded by Thomas. Raw
enswUod. Grand River Nard.u. Yo-
Edii No. Sgs0 FOR constructing
vifrifef crock lateral sewer no 1850
in BLOCK bounded by Be4ner. fprin-
ele. Eherlet"ix ana CIV Line
vituffd rraek lstera sewer So 2P67
ln tock bounded hy casper central
~ John end Conrad eSfcn5ed.
vtraed crock lateral scwer so. 1852
ira blocks bounded nY Alter road.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-09

PORTLAND Me, Oct 30 Light
n'ur lid n queer bling az South Car
yer in cranberry hoe IN one OF
No recent electrical storms 70
landed on the box. making hole
three feet 0eop and Eve feet across.
ard ihrowine Tho mud in u heap.
while radiating from the center were
ridges as " Einnt mole had eT.
cavafcd along these lines. but he
surface OF TIE earth was not broken.
'~wo tall pines stand about rs yards
The Detroit times., 1917-10-09
HELP wANrED-uALE
WANTED

Managers. Travelling Sales
men, Old Line Agents, Frater-
nal Deputies or Speciality
Statesmen to represent a LIFE
a y ID COMMONWEALTH
Protection Association.
"All the best features Of
Legal Reserve, Old Line, Mu-
tual Assessment and Frater-
mails, without their objection
able features"
Referendum and popular re-
call applied.
Twenty years old.
10000 members in Michi-
gan.
To the competent man or
woman a life job.
Our goods are in demand.
For. full particulars. apply to
CHAS. y. SHARROW,
General Manager
Hotel POntchartrain
Thursday and Friday,
? 10 4 p. m
October 18th and 18th, 1917
New Era hssociation
Grand Rapids. Mich.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-09
MAX C. KOCH,

State DF MICHIGAN. County or
Wayne ss I'm the Probate Court for
said county. juvenile Div sion. A.
"a rrfs.n cf said onurt held af Gle
flr twenty -Nfth day &c september. "a
l taff Present Hou Henry 81
Hubert fudge - Probate liza the
matter ~ Robert Monamns. alias
Jones' ni.la kfUsbr Jack eeigcr,
Howard Davis Charles Richard
Brown James Harvey Hawkins, Sol
son Criffrnflr. Fuua I.lHsnu Mary
Davis. herman Hars caroline No
The Detroit times., 1917-10-09
Drilling de Luxe

/\AMP CUSTER % " Ride drl bayonet
entered the training
gram footwok that not
the National army ha
sacrificed the enemy out 10 slam
hghng
the results OF that
recalled that three days OF @
training watched the troops
Camp mile battle front The climax or me
stationed
dn ground drill together l5V soldiers whose
that thing twice saw Lieutenant Coone
339th infantry regiment 10 N
bugler Within hYe minutes that entire regiment i
the
FOR hike There wasnt hitch any '
an could discovered lack
precision This regmena formal required an in
on school or the
The manual quite The school Of the company
The Detroit times., 1917-10-09
IN TEREST IN
CONTEST At
HIGH PITCH.
Wise Contestants Are
Improving Chance For
Double Vote

DOuDle vote
Interest wakes warm IN The
Times $50 600 club Candidates
are making drive for new sub
scriptlons To apply con- The double
vote extra prize offer which ends
10 o'clock Monday night. oct ..
The biggest vote period and last
extra prize offer of The campaign
started on oct. and those hu
succeed IN doing tho best work mp
until next Monday night viii have
gained tremendous advantage over
those who failed t0 exert them
selves al this time
A $500 Story & clark Piano Is an
extra Gift thar viii reward the Ell
forts OF the candidate who obtains
the most votes daring the BAN
NER PERIOD" This prize VIII SO
20 the candidate who shows the best
selling ability during ihe l5day
period ending SiH days from tonight
To say thar the $4,000 Aladdin
Home, tho $3.50 Ross "N tho
$3.50 Studebaker "6 or for that
matter any OF the larger priz, are
hanging IN the balance with The
winning OF them dependent upon
the reserve vote rolled MP during
the double y0te--the BANNER
PERIOD" us not putting ~ too
strQng ..s.-+-f---t-.'-.-
that the contest does not end until
oct 3i but even the winners OF
the special prize viii not be known
until tha' time
The manager o. thc 10000 club
wants b. made plain iO all caudi
dates and their fritnas that an sub
scripfons can De- turned in 20 a bet
Ter advantage up until lo O'Clock
Monday night Oct 49, than rtey
can az any other Time, during the
latter part % he contest
The feurer published giving @he
standing OF thc various coutendcrs
show thar most Of. The prize aspir-
ants are alive 20 the lmportance OF
W07T=T7HT T0pn0tcf~ speed NOW
while their efforts bring twofole
results
Men Make Mark
To-day published list % The
worKer show A e Hawke Of Die
'ric So p residing So 1867 East
Grand Blvd has gained FIRST place
II JfGohDs. District 40 g. IS
keeping south Lyon ON The map
and gots into second position h
-7---- ~ rt--erfrr- district. wf7os7
home So ~ Pennington vs. chasing
the leaders and holding down third
place Jay Sos ions OF 81 Johns
District So. l0. and VIM u. Muir
ray Residing al so Glb Fntnam.nYe.
District 80 g. are running neck
ana H''n ana al" ,!.u lor lo"''n
s's,-.,.. ,,,-.. ,,'. q, nietrIo, "
.r5 NO., ,..,. r.a4l-. a. Tte
~. ..ro..r5 tts ~. ,,a., -lai
nr,t ~. ir oftb ,l.c. 800,
80 49,, ,rL,i. Soo -,o ~.
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-. - on
n't .,.,.,,...,r H. Al
..,..n *. ~ ,V'i4..,.e
,t...t+n. n, "a, Tarro..,o.st
80. .s .la,
s.p-4 ....,,,r ill.,. 49,.
-. 49,, ~ a., IN.
o. .,, bo ta,. ,s 1'.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-09
CITY or pETRoIT-oFFicE or
THE CITY TREASURER.
Detroit Mich. oct :. 1gi1.

Notice = hereby given 10 ali per-
gonE interested that there have been
nied ga THIS ofheo tho following
named Assessment rolls.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-09

Colonel
called
its end the bat
paded The hm with obLque formation Of
OF c division These aren't ready 20 hFht Germans
ven by
parade that viii LOOK like the real thing That's
the trd official week ~ training
that this National
exceptional respects intelligence and industry
The Detroit times., 1917-10-09
PROFITABLE

Salaries start at once. Oper-
ators earn while they learn.
Splendid opportunities for ad-
vancement.
Apply Operators Training
Department, Madison avenue
and John r street between 9
a. m. and , p. m.
MICHIGAN STATE
TELEPHONE COMPANY
The Detroit times., 1917-10-09

Ia
'urI coll hr ol
oots bird
fu line Gents Whsk-
q ly,
Tar
The Detroit times., 1917-10-09

Y OF
commands only English but The y ,dce commands
aaw u should b eapltned ma I'M, rSn'n t, 4 @
0i be reur9sd % he original u9l ~ soon e' , ,ne
imagine enns ne game from French officer who speak.
o ' fe' or5r i8 eron ''' '''''''' '' "
Arayar tho Earoo county companies
but have not taken up any ambulance came brigade
org %t came 5S three artillery regiments They were reviewing
soldier SQUAD signalling engaging in snappy gun
work one eecnent OF ciump Of
rees tor parts" p5o'eon Prr ea"on and complete crew
@ zion srerch ESdnr 10 dugog was construction
dueou b. mbered and covered WIN sewers. aenes rom
every rPec' bomb hgo ne e coTosed Of Mic aiched from
discovery by an No'en piIar ar,,erv pit was tax me-
advantage and casual pile OF loss u is not good laoa
hne are always suspected bombaded Frequently general p
oss orcrcd certain .daaisscs training The
Al o. ne af9fuen had Dayons arm Monday
nadc The 5,5 Of he grenade WORK was done BY the ssss oa
leu ~, IN 1,o ave 'a o ih f pg ,st f, az g
sTs all r'9a from o o@1p ana Narrow l TS bombs n
with puirs rho shot motion baseball k - Of little value in
plain when ne bombs tossed from r,neh another they
varog. shallow been constrced here for h: arm The
he enemy trenches into which Tho bombs quarey be
Officers company be The stars
@ r @ aaa r5 M nter distance liam The officers This
was s-t fair test however on these new angles warfare
introduced The men and officers no learn the me" n9 oshe and
anG- No others ail .l'clile in something else
should word explanation bayone
shooting This American 20 be shooting army A. soon
lac bs play It IS insisted hat @hen the Nmorcaa. roach rance they
While shooting VII perfected particular
ad slaptabny and Is good that the soldiers ret
that they feel hat they know something about
The runnes getting specialized work
schood narksnanshp The making emaphorc
The Detroit times., 1917-10-09

The work is interesting and
enjoyable. The surroundings
are comfortable; associations
agreeable. The company is
liberal in It's treatment of
employees.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-09

CNtndsor. WnIkrr,iIIc. aud oil terri
tor not incintri in Other dIstrIctsi

Ford ~ Hcarpru. picfforl i11 GOO
Geo g. Hack. Baftc Creek 70 200
Mira g. n Foster temu- .- fnlJ
H q eager. carson CITY I1g. 000
Miss Ruhv Clnther. sfurRls 600
CtRtlrr II Green. Grand ledge 5000
Llout Nugget Battle
Creek . $4,000
Dnlrh IS Marvin lansing 90 600
T. y Robbins Battle 'rrtk irs GOO
jaw Sessions So Johns .....I 4360o
Nlss Lillian N 81 Louis
Windsor. ont 77.0Oo
The Detroit times., 1917-10-09
DISTRICT M. o
Oakland Naromb. ~. clair, Inpeer.
Grnrsre mud SnnlInc I0mnttAAl

Mrs t'ercy D. narons orion l30 Geo
MIS- David o. Campbell
MrGrcvlr .-..........-. ffi 600
Mrs o. - .N0na sc clair f3e 800
= ~ If.rubue South Lyon 14f500
p IT, Kiog FNut ...... 600
Rev p kruucr warren fe n00
Margaret a Loucka IL
Mr. a T. Louusberry.
Walled I.kc - tT000
Miss Fave McFarlane "a. Huron - 600
% J. NanH. Pennington .it4 GOO
John p. Al5ddIeditch Lufn 800. f01 0no
3 D. Page CliTnfd ....... SO 900
ErIUe TrliIrs lticH .-.-.... 600
George -raflefrrd. Yale 40 600
Miss Ilot Moo Waterman Holly 10000
J. Woirsnd fr. Centeritne. 1905
Elmer a NIla.n nnn.lan. .llf 600
The Detroit times., 1917-10-09

Notice a. hereby given 20 NIL per-
sons Interested that there have been
dled IN this ONCE the following
named aegessment rolls.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-09
EoR sAla-nEsIDaNcr ruor.snI,
WHY PAY RENT?

New four-ruum house. COST front
age Located blocks from Wood
ward. 20 minutes ride from Ford
plant Payments slJ per month,
including interest Price 81 1000
r =. Bail Gail Cherry 1920.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-09

The war machine is oper-
ated by telephone. Stick to
-7t7--r tTr- -rr11'T-tr-V' OF mn
army officer to telephone en-
ploycs.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-09
STUDEBAKER LIGHT FOUR
FORDS-FoRDS-Fo RDS

We have in stock several of
these desirable cars. Models
ranging from 1912 to 1917.
Some of these with electric
starters, and various equip
ment. A little cash and some
notes will enable you to own
one Of these cars.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-09

away from where the lightning land
ed IN The open bog
The Detroit times., 1917-10-09
Ion NAII.-rAnMs
Sd ACRES

ron SAIts-iARn>
so ACRES
Two and oue-hati ml-. from Port
7aullac u ateht ~ Iak" Huron.
ll-roDu house lHrer barn full
basement cement 1oorH other
buildings nrst rl SON. nH WAale
land "a good slightly and producing
farm fur o. 800 Ga $4,000. stock
and tools can Dec pur, based Win
farm Easy terms Wlil consider
sop. trate
1910 Chamber ~ Com Cad ht91
200 ACRE crock FARM miles
from spencer 1850 acres ot
prov land. nearly lcvel 30 acres OF
growing timber beech and maple
a0N50 basement barn Hilo. running
water in barn good S-rnom house
and Other outbUildings. only two
miles from main lne r.. y Farm IA
very productive Price $1,000.
Brooks & Montgomery
40 HAMMOND BLDG MAIN 1878
LITTLE FARM 2 % ACRES
150-n. frontage ON Gratlot car line.
Small house. good land and ne har-
gain "a miles from city hall. car
stop owner SAYS Get offer with
smal down payment
ALDRICH REAL ESTATE
COMPANY
1871 Griswold-st cad 1924 Main 1880
FOR SAtE-6f0 acres improved. ~
miles 10 Merrill best clay loan.
VIII sell tract or subdivide IN So
acre tracts price SIS prr acre. I,
down. balance 70 suit buyer. with
interest Sc. A bargain NJ. Mayer,
IT,. Merrill. Mich
80 ACRES
NEAR CAGSoNNTLLF
Good buildings good orchard dirk
grnVelly land helf milo from
school four miles from three good
towns Price 2o500 VIII trade
for two family CIR coll onS easy
terms
TROMLEY- WILSON & CO
1Gte Ch6Wrer ~ Com esd. 5000
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TELEPHONE
OPERATING

An excellent profession and
opportunity TO do your Bit
for Uncle sam.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-09
MAX C. KOCH
No. u city Treasurer.

CITY or DETROIT-oFFfCE OF
THE CITY TREASURER
T5TrToit. Sept IS. 1917.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-09
1917 FORD PANEL
DELIVERY

Rare opportunity 10 secure a
practically new Ford CONNER
cial car a. a very low price.
Only driven 500 miles. Com
plete equipment including de-
mountable rims. Large roomy
body.
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ron Observation-Disclosures ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
HAINES WIGS, TOUPEES, HAIR GOODS

tlcmen cold weather
ming nrbtoct your uoa
nd avoid colds and ga
.nrrh hy wearing ono
0f llhInts IS lga or
Iouprrs when ore
d,ruE Gr buying a
wig ur toupee Why
take buy chance
tf running an over
fHI y.u can Ep g. .
Ir nr8 and buy or 2
order IuHt whut .
pu want from "a
man who has had
F.ars' eNnrrf
ru.e making WIGS
and t.uufes TI|r-
g. -nIur wars Am mY
.rtaDut Store lrhgl-
rtht WIGS from
f0 300 GO $50 Toupe
n fl2 up ~ $3.50
So RETTER MADE
The Detroit times., 1917-10-09
STUDEBAKER TOURING

Car in unusually good condi-
ton. Tires very good, two
new ones, 1916 model, 4-cyl-
inder, five or siX-passenger.
Splendid bargain.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-09
STUDEBAKER TOURING
CAR

If you desire a light eco
nomical little car, an excel
lent bargain awaits the wise
buyer. 1916 model, 5-passen-
ger. Excellent condition, full
equipment, including extra
tire.