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The Detroit times., 1917-12-04
GAnRIrK

THE Knife. appropriately enough,
will be presented w the 4orrirk tIe-
alter next Friday afternoon at spe-
ciaI Performance when the total pro
ceeds viii De given 90 the Red cross
war fund. Thus The knife has
mission after all, even 10 ~ may ltve
been a bit difficult FOR the rather
large opening night audience 20 un-
dersfhnd the why or the wherefore
81 the BIT OF cutlery,
This Item OF hardware was dnly
one OF tie few specimens or the Enu-
milton makers art glOrlded on the
stage during the presentation OF the
highly improbable 'Tneilcr- Grammar
II ~ a pify that Charles Biauey ana
j. Knox Gavin had 20 depart this HE
before they could SEQ the possiblh-
ties OF tho drama. They were pliers.
II is cheerful ilttle thing, ghis
knife. It has cute little homicide,
an assault Or two. quite an fDldHmic
OF Ioathsome disease, famous sur
geou who Checrily cuts up hum
and degenerate and then lies bout
81, a lawyer and his sister guilty. OF
house breaking and assault another
lawyer who says damn the law
couple or more ~ dope hcpds" and
"a few more Nightmares that w50ld
make the oldest district attorney in
captivity thiuk hr was a Chgrub
whose mamma had carefully screen
ed him from any know Lodge of tho
world. Also there was nothing In the
way ~ comedy on practically nnth-
ing. 20 relieve tho situation.
Eugene Walters reputation viii
prohnhIv NOT L.-n.-l---l.-----l-4-,--i 49,
DToductI0n. Notwithstanding thae ~
has a good presentation II is au-
perlatIve chiefly ina its bad taste, Tor
10 Is not novel nor clever Flash
lights. revolvors and unserwB rid
slang are tho chief features. n nre-
Fented on the movie screen. without
words, ~ probably would make a. lot
81 kids gasp In astonishment and ad-
mirntion.
Norman Haclett 81 Detroit fsEor-
ite and an earnest young man who
works hard 20 make q success. The
audience was quite Lind 90 hint in
left she al
signs Of Improvement fra his work
since his last appearance hcre. In
deed 70 Is not the fault ~ the ci'm-
puny II the play doesn't please IL
s. well acted by n quite capable cast.
In addition 20 Mr. TaclSett May Rack
ley az Kate Torleton. the famous
doctors 0BuCe. is splendid a. the
victim Of the Vaccinations OF tho de-
generate gang into whose hands She
falls because ~ her crazy pursud. ~
fortune teIlcra. clifford stork. m the
clever, but unscrupulous lawyer. toes
about the finest piece ~ acting tho
performance boasts others who ron-
tribute good talents o. the mel0disima
are Eva Benton. Cordelia MacDosald.
Robert Barrat. Frank Woods. Hazel
Burhy Cyrus Wood and Catha
Nesey.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04
nRpuIlI NJ

The old school book maxim that
q man on determined character may
look wild beast IN The face and
bold him 1t bay. is genuinely. Illus
tratod in the Orpheum. this twcek.
whore Taylor's Lions are the princi-
pal attraction. Pete Taylor Tho train
er, actually does hold nine lions a.
hpv each apparently itching CO. Fet az
him. 10 is decidedly the most thrIil-
ing exhibition and daring animal act
Co De seen locally
a great steel cage holds tho lions
nud IL hHs netting above % Prevent
tie animals from escaping. Taylor
has eight lions and with whip n
stick 90 wood ana "a chair he forces
them to mount pcdestals BE together
~ corner ~ the cng1- Ana- da-.-t4----
Ifats ~ eocn Performance he risks
his iifo literally dozens ~ times.
"rhe Plum Fiends." miniature
musical COMEDY in which Jack ffalleu
and Murray Harris are featured. is
Tho next TOO Importance on the Bin
IL DE- aElceahiy staged and costumed
ihc comedy limos are bright and the
song numbers tunrful. There are
several GOOD voices in the east and
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04

when Fran Came Home" play
by Charles T. Darcy which Vaughan
Chaser had the honor of presenting
for the hrst time on any stage year
ago during an engagement In CleVe-
land. was made known 60 Detroit
Monday evening. IN the Albums thea
ter. nv Mr.. CHASER, Miss CouEteney
and their company
Miss Courtcucy played Fren. the
girl who. after having had "a taste ~
the bright lights in a bis city re-
turns 10 tho old home town 20 End
her father with new wife. and the
lattcr. strange 20 relate in melo-
drama. refueeu 90 be the nasty step
mother but takes Fran right into her
heart and home Fran. a little wiser
than the townEfolk. NJ con- 20 num-
Der OF things "agoin' on IN the Wiz
laRe. and she starts in on little
cleanup crusade after She tails Ia
with the minister. acted In THIS IN
stance by Mr. Claser There s. plenty
o. interest and 70 anuse ia the four
Gets
The capable CHASER company ap-
pears 10 advantage in tho various
roles. The play IS adequately staged
The onorlus next week viii be the
Russian molodrame THE yellow
Ticket" which was sensational sue
cess when originally produced
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04
TEMPLE

Minus hts burnt cork and In an
excellent white-faCe character make
up OF the accepted type OF stout red
faced and well-dressed ward poiiu-
clan. Lew Duckstader heads the Tenn
pie bin this week In a new monologue
which he calls 1.-THE Boss"
Dockstador rs good talker he j.
quick 20 pick up local stun. ana he
touches or current events with hui
NOR and satire that manages TO gus-
tain a strain OF seriousness that
drives the point home lie has never
been heard 20 better advantage Ia a
single turn.
There arc several delightful and
artistic acts ON the uill. Perhaps tho
foremost ~ these is Maria Los SER
ics of productions 81 porcelaius.
Dresden and Sevrcs china. These are
charming Ia thoiF artistic detail OF
color light and posing, and are clev-
erly and skilfuIly presented.
"Cranberries' is dandy little play
let. well presented hy Frederick karr.
Nell Pratt and pretty Marian Day.
Vaudeville could stand lot more
sketches ~ this kind with pleasure
20 rs patrons
Two quite deliberately carried out
musical acts feature TIE bill In tho
offerings of Maryou Nadie, dancer.
and Ota GyEL viollnIet. iu one act
and Alfred ne Manly Lillian purldn
and Hector Mccarthy IN another.
Mr- iysi pIeoslng viollnis,t
who PLAYS tho better things while
gave Kreislcr's arrangement of Schu-
herts Moment Musical and kreis-
iers 'Schocn krsWarin.' and the al
leEro from Meudelssohn'g concerto.
ar solos and play ed for Miss Nadie's
dances Maude PowelIs Arrangement
n Chopin Minute valse." MarUow-
ellis "ro "a Wild iVoss" and GRutier's
'banHe Comlque. Miss Nadic gave
her dancing numbers In attractive
costumes the "Hause Comique' prov
ing the best OF all
Mr. De MANLY and Miss purkin
Nave good voices and sang songs %
popular appeal Mr.. Mccarthy would
appear 20 better advantage as piano
soioist n he chose number less on
the technical phhr tRsmngoria order
sylvia Clark ls clever little girl
who is going n alone since her part
urr. Gerald. has gone on 90 the war.
Miss Clark Us versatile and her songs
and mimicry always entertain and
win laughter.
Bnly Abbott and Eimore white
sing and dance and put over a lot OF
and approval 81 the audience. Mr..
and Mrs Gordon Wilde arc shadow
grophlefa with several new tricks
and make their act interesting and
amusing. Pictures close the bin.
The Temple viii offer a sprcta pro-
gram Friday afternoon, for the Red
Cross. the entire receipts 20 he turn
ed over % The society. IN addition 20
the regular bill. there viii be three
extra numbers Eddie Guest De-
troits own poct-humorist ia stories
and recitatiGns ~ some % his poems,
Louis colombo. tenor. and four play
ers from the Little theater. with Sara
TTq5TH5c' diiIrg,et.oT preesenattlln,g George
parts TO be taken By Mr.. Hume. q
j. Weeks. Ralph Benzics. Frank IT,
Dame and Man IAmport.
ELLA NAE HAWTHORNE
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04
FOR PAVING STREETS
AND ALLEYS

Roll no 1850. For grading ans
paving alley So seq. being the north
and south alley between Mitchell and
McDouEal avenues From present
pavement south ~ Mack avenue
narthcrly 20 the south cara line cf
Mack avenue
Roll No. f3-O For grading and
paving alley $50. $50. being fhe
alley ln block between IIrli sheri-
dan and JEFFERSON avenues and Con-
ETess street
Roll NJ. 23Ii FoT grazing an1
paving alley So. s2t. brlns tls east
and west alley fret north Cf Mack
avenue from Belviders avenue 30 Al-
Clrllan avenue
RON $780, efr2 Eor trading and
pavlnr alley No f18> being thr alley
fu Block bounded bv Thfrt second.
Euele end Philadelphia avenue
paving alley So. 7s2. beng thr a'i-r
Dol block FOUNDED BIZ Hamlt1u ocule-
--r-- TTffI FluErco anu HI8Ine ave-
Ron So. sa7N Per grading ems
paving alley No. sc. being tle alley
fu block between Common veal 10.
Trimhuil. Mrrrick and Kirby avenues.
RON no sara bor EfndIuE ans
.Iur alley 80. EOS. being the sley
wood, Paridc and oregon avenues.
pavinx alisy no. rIs bsins ths ellea
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04

paving alley No, ST. being the ~
alley between Field, sheridan. Eer-
cheval avenues and " aterloo street
p.Ti 2 s s.y a 10 sa 5s ss'q II. ale. hsS
6rst north ~ and parallel 20 Buchsn-
twenty Fourth street
Roll. Ron Ne Sil., 2t ~ For srsGinE And
Tn block between Brush and Reeuoien
streets Kirby and Ferry avenues
Roll Ne ztS5 a. For grae,as i ana
streets. Palmer and lIeudri~ avenues
Roll No. .2t2t. For grading and
20 wing Ford road from the west line
~ western avenue 10 westerly city
Ron No. 24eB. For grading and
paving Hecla avenue. from 7l8Al n
south OF south line ~ Marquette ave
nue. 20 the south line az Marquette
Roll No. 742s For grazing and
paving Linslade avenue from the
west line ~ Grand River avenue 20
the east curb line ~ Coifax avenue.
paving T2ls II Faraow avenue S f from the The
north line ~ Michigan avenue 20 the
south curb Nn~ OF Mcgraw avenue
Roll No. 2t2s For grading and
north curb line OF Michigan TO the
northerly line % r. g. 40
Roll No 243s. For grading and
paving Carlton avenue. from the
north curb line OF southern avenue
20 tho south curb line OF Michigan
Roll No. llSa FOR grading and
paving ST. Joseph street from De-
quindre street TO the west line Of
McDougal avenue.
Roll No. 2t3I For grading and
paving Hancock avenue. from the
east line q Grandy avenue 20 the
west line OF Joseph Campau avenue.
Roll No. 2l32. For grading and
payiug Kerchoval avenue. from the
east curb line OF Gray avenue 90 the
Roll No casa. For grading and
paving Mrdhury avenue, from the
west line ~ R by street 20 the west
line OF ~ Auhin avenue.
30 days from the date ~ this notice.
Parts 2 3 and Z become sue and pay-
able In one year and one month. two
years and one month and three years
and ono month respectively from the
date ~ this notice. together with in-
terest az the rate Of 4 per cent from
the date Of the confirmation OF the
rolls
Any. or all. Of said parts may b
paid IA the order named within 80
days from the date OF tho notice
II either 81 said parts one. two
three or four shall not be paid when
they become due, per cent penalty
! aud interest - the rate OF per cent
/ from tho date OF confirmation Of the
/ premises assessed will be advertised
and sold "a provided BY law
MAX c. KOCH,
No. 10 City Treasurer.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04

IA block between Seminole. Irequois
and Kerchsval avenues and Waterloo
street.
Ron No. fslI For EraainE ard
70 block bstwsen Townsend and Bald-
win avenue. congrsas atrest ana La
Roll 10 sara Tor grading ana
paving Fingree avenue. from the weyt
curb line ~ Radford avenue 20 the
east curb line % Quincy avenue.
ron No 1873 For grading snd
paving Spokane avenue. from the
tie east curb line Of Ironwood ave-
Roll No, a7so. Tor grading and
paving Trumbuii evenus from the
north line ~ Marquette avenue 10 ths
south curb line OF Holden avenue.
Roll 80, 2asi For grading ana
alley between Dexter se+fi-4-+-s xii
demere, VicksburE and MaidHtons
avenues.
Ron No 1ssa gor grading and
paving alley No. $50, being The alley
hetween Hamilton boulevard Third,
Clairmount and Atkinson avenues.
Roll No 23s7. For grading and
paving alley 40. T86 being the east
and west alley in block bounded by
I schmittdiei avenue. Hamilton boule-
vard. Clairmount and Atkinson
Roll No. fas4 FOR grading and
paving alley No. Te9. being the main
alley in block between Fourteenth
and wabash avenues. Linden and
Poplar streetA
Roll No. fssG FOR grading and
paving alley No. 500. being the east
and west alley between second. Cass.
Alexandrine and willis avenues.
Roll No. 1855 For grading and
paving alley No so4. being the alley
in block bounded ny Third. second.
Blaine and Gladstone avenues.
Roll No. 1881, For grading ana
paving alley NO sos being the alley
In block between Fast Grand boule-
ward Field avenue. Congress street
and Lafayette avenue.
Ron no 2esS For grading and
paving alley SO soc being the alley
between Greenwood. Forsythe, stanley
and 0ldeh avenues
Part 1 is due and payable within
30 days from date OF thir notice.
( Parts 2. 3 and become due and pay
able in one year and ono month. two
\ years and one month and three years
and one month respectively from tho
! date OF this notice. together with In
/ terest az tho rate az per cent from
/ the date IL the confirmation OF tho
/ rolls
Any. or oil. 90 said psrts may bs
I paid in the order named within thirty
( days from thu date OF the notice
! without interest.
/ N either ~ said parts one. two
three or four shall not Be paid when
I they become due. per cent penalty
! and interest AZ the rate - Z per cent
\ from tho date Of confirmation OF the
assessment rolls will be added. and
I tired rr16 --fr y. provided
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04
RECENT

Odlva holds the headline position
ia tho Regent this week. tho there
are several who closely contest the
honors with her. Ddiva. with her
Pacific sea Hons and her excellent
announcer. does an her familiar wa
ter feats apparently better tuan ever
She has "a dozen sea lions some OF tho
Arctic variety. and they also are
clever and entertaining. In fact some
81 the tricks performed by these
peculiar water animals are new
One ~ The hits OF the program "a
Laura Gucrite. who hasn't been seen
locally for five years. She has Just
come over from London. she says. and
her new songs have a London flavor
She dresses diviucly. has some char
nCtcr numbers that are delicious. and
possesses a voice 81 sweetness and
pOwcr.s
Spencer Charters offers his little
character Dlaylct. 1.-THE Hermit" with
excellent effect, and craig Neslo aud
Irene Meyers give him excellent sup
port melody Land five girls and
a man. offer songs ~ yesterday and
today, and also give plano violin and
cello solos FOR good measure.
other acts on tho program include
logan and Geneva, who dance on the
wire with rrnce and daring. ard
Hamilton and Ia Ear. clever singers.
dancers and comedy purvcyors.
This weeks picture is Douglas
Fairbanks In "Ucachiug for the
Moon" nnf ~ PEI shown before and
after the vaudeville.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04
WINDSOR AIDS
FERRY PROJECT

The hrst definite step toward oper.
-frttf1S = fft-Fi- international ferry line
between Detroit and Windsor was
taken Monday evening when the
Windsor city council adopted a reso-
luton giving a syndicate Of Toronto
headed by Charles Miller, capitalists.
the use OF water lots az the foot Of
Brock-st
Aid. r l. Howell, who supported
the plan IN the council meeting. de-
clarod that the new company r.
prepared TO spend from $500. 900 10
100000 20 start the enterprise
right" The project carried by a
vote Of 10 4.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04
FOR PAVING STREETS
AND ALLEYS

Roll No. a36f. FOR grading ana
paving Elha street from TIE east
curb line Of EE;i,iiery street 10 the west
Roll No. 1852. For grading and
paving Crntiot Court. from the north
curb line OF Grptiot avenue 20 tho
gouth curb line OF Harper avenue.
Roll No. 2s-8. For grading and
having Hamilton avenue from pres
ent pavement south OF JEFFERSON ave-
nue.. southerly 10 south line or lots
Roll No. asSG. For grading and
paving Seneca avenue, from tho south
curb line OF Sylvester street 70 thu
Ron No 1855 For grading and
paving south street from Railroad
track. S7a.3s feet east OF the east line
on west End avenue. 20 the east ourb
line o. Harhaueh avenue.
Roll No. 2358. For grading and
paving Taylor avenue from the east
tine OF Wilson avenue. 70 the east
curb line o. Twelfth street
paving Alley No. s35. being the alley
first south az and parallel % Grand
River avenue also east and west al
street t 20 20 the east line Of sixteenth
" R6u No. 1888 For grading and
paving Alley No. 743, being the alley
street from tho north line ~ Kirby
avenue nOrtherly 20 pfiut ltt feet
north Of north line 81 Kirby avenue
Part ~ due and payable within so
DAYS from the date Of this notice
Parts 2 and 4 bccoTns due and pay
able IN one year aud one month, two
venrA and one month and three years
and one month respectively from the
Hate Of this notice. together with In
terest AZ the rate OF 4 per cent from
The date OF the confirmation OF the
rolls
Any. or all. % said parts may bs
paid IN the order named within 80
days from tho date OF the notics
without interest.
IN either of sa'd parts one. two.
three or four shall not be paid when
they become duo. 3 per cent penalty
ana interest ri The rate ~ I ner cent
fr0r9 Tie date on confirmation of tbs
assessment rolls viii be added. and
the premises assessed will be adver-
tised and sold as provided by law.
MAX G. KOCH,
No ~ city Treasurer.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04
AMERICANS
IN CANADIAN
CASUALTY LISTS

OTTAWA. Ont, Dec. 4.-The fol
lowing Americans appear in today's
Canadian casualty list:
Missing n A. Wilson, Kansas
City.
Wounded j. r. Newton, Detroit:
X Ill RanaAaA-L1 ry------e-
Jonason, Cavalier, y. d G. = Dill
ley. Lumas. Washington. Gassed,
AL Bay. Arlington, S. D.: ~ G. Brun,
Lake Mills. Ia, H.; r. w. Crane.
La Crosse. Wis.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04
FOR CONSTRUCTING
WTRIFIED CROCK
LATERAL SEWERS

Roll No sIIG. For constructing Wit
ri1ed crock lateral sewer No. 2S06, In
block bounded by Coplln. Piper.
Avondale (extended). Essex
Roll No. $40. For constructing Wit
rinod crock lateral sewer No. $3.50,
in Chestnut-at.. between Russell and
Riopelle where not already BUTT.
Roll No sioe. For constructing Wit
Tlned crock lateral sewer No. 2sss, IN
block bounded by Lawton. Lnwood.
blaine Carter
Roll No 1904. For constructing Wit
riHed crock lateral sewer No, ASA In
block bounded by Mt Elliott Beau
fait Hancock. Warren
Roll No. S20B FOR constructing Wit
rihed crock lateral sewer No. 2S96. in
block bounded by Medium. Beaufait,
Forest Hancock.
Roll so S208 For constructing Wit
rihed crock lateral sewer No 1898. in
block bounded by Mt Elliott, Mel
drum. Forest. Hancock
Roll No. s21A For constructing Wit
ri0ed crock lateral sewer No. 1904. IN
block bounded by Underwood Whit
held Brentwood. Northheld.
Roll No s2Is For constructing Mt
rihed crock lateral sewer No. 290S, IN
block bounded by BldEewood, Green
way. Northneld. Beeohwood
Roll No S2l9. For constructing Wit
rihed crock lateral sewer No. 2909. in
block bounded by Woodslde. Ridge
wood. Northhela Beechwood.
Roll SO. SEQ. For constructing Wit
rlfed crock lateral sewer No 1910 IN
block bounded by Liveruols. Ridge
wood Northneld,
Roll No s28S For constructing Wit
rifed crock lateral sewer No 1928. in
block bounded by Beecher. Twentieth.
standlsh. Michigan
Roll SO S264 For constructing Wit
rined crock lateral sewer No. 1888. IA
blocks bounded hy Weterby. Liver
nols. Majestic fireman
Part J 81 due and payable within
30 days from date OF this notice.
able I'm one. two and three years. re-
spcrtircly. from the date OF this no.
Uce together with interest az tho
rate az four per cent from che On tc
when this work was accepted by the
city
Either ~ said parts may 20 paid
Within No days from tho date ~ ttia
notice. without Interest
~ either ~ said parts one. two.
tlree or four shall not he pa'f whom
they become due. i've ner cent pan
atty aud interest M the rate ~ seven
rer cent from the date when 'he work
was accepted by the city. WIFI be- sdd-
"a and tho premises nsFeasrd VIII be
advertised and sold as provided by
law
MAY r. K0nu
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04
PATRIOTIC
YOUNG WOMEN
WANTED

Thousands Of messages about
the equipment, welfare and
movement of the nations
SOLDIERS and SAILORS
are passing over the telephone
wires daily. To handle these
messages as well as millions
Of others responsible young
women are needed. The work
is clean and interesting. Sal
aries start from the first day.
There are unusual opportuni-
ties for advancement.
Apply at the OPERATORS
TRAINING DEPART
MENT, Madison ave. at John
K. ST., between 9 a. m. and 5
p. m.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04
No Hope For Him.

Cheerful Guy-ThaJ fellow gives
mo a pain. He's always wanting
something
Optimist-YeF, heard him say
that he wants Opportunity to come
to his door and blow the auto horn
Instead OF knocking.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04
MAX C. KOCH,
10 81 CITY Treasurer.
CITY or DETRofT-oFFIcE or
THE CITY TREASURER.

Detroit. Dec. 4. 1877.
Notice is hereby given 20 oil per-
Sons Interested that there have been
fled iu this ofdce the following
= /. .-.l naaaaaraDnf rnlfa-
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04
CITY or DETRoiT-oFFicE or
THE CITY TREASURER.

Tetroit Mich. Dec. 4. 1917
Notice is hereby eivou o. All per-
sons interested fhnt there have been
ficd iu tsfs office the following
named assessment rolls.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04
MAX C. KOCH,
No. 20. CITY Treasure
CITY or DETRoIT-oFFlcE OF
THE CITY TREASURER.

Detroit. Mich. Nov. 20. 1917.
Notice ia hereby given 10 all per-
sons interested that there have been
nied IA this Office the following named
rqaogHruouf rolls.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04

Health experts In the Philippines
arc trying 10 develop an industry IN
tho dried Juice OF the papaya for
medical use as substitute for pep.
sin
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04
GIRLS. ENROLL NOW

GIRLS, ENROLL NOW
Beeman'9 Evening school OF M.llin-
cry teaches you IN co days; posi-
tons guaranteed whom finished. 20
East Willis Grand 1851.
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NAMED Tu ~ l---MGsCELLANLot 8
wANTED-Natiousl cash register.
state lowest price FOR spot cash
give numbers and fun description.
Address CANCER, i416 broadway,
CASH for old false scth gold crownA
broken jcwelry, diamonds. watches,
etc. fun value paid Liberty Rig
Co af Wcocwd ffh uoDr elevator
wANrED-FARMs
FARDfs WANTED
We have calls for improved farms OF
ali acre1Eea within 100 miles OF
Detroit II YOU have farms for sale
write us az once or call
ROSS LAND co.
81 Forrest West. Opposite p. O.
Prone cherry 50s6.
g. 60
IT. RENT-ROOMs
HOTEL FRANKLIN
Cor Iarned and Bates-Rts Make
your home downtown, convenient
20 business and theaters Rooms
$500 per week up. C,mfoTt and
service az Hotel Franklin
AT I26 .McDOUGALL. warm house
keeping suite for two ladies'. en-
ployed private family.~~,1ast 2so9-
A STEAM-TIEATED ROOM with
kitchen privileges for ono or two
ladies employed; reasonable. 54A
lincoln
At 81 r. WILLIS, warm room. run
ming water. IS for z. 80 for 3.
Grand 233S-J
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TWO FURNISHED rooms for light
houSekeepinE 1"I concord ave, 30
h,or Edged 5G2-M Mrs McEachcn
A ROOM ip private home. half block
or Grand River, 81 per week. Wal
BOARD AND ROOMS
PRIVATE home for elderly people
invalid end chronic cases. $40 per
month and mp Hem. 3004 kreasou
Convalescent Home
10 RENT--HoUsEs
A A. A A a A A A
Hannah Rental Agency
free list OF no ses and hstA can
IN person AT the oidert and largest
rVUf FFrI1 - tSs 80,
McGRAW- BI'iLDlNG
s-RO0M HOUSE right down town,
near Third and Ahbott-sts All
newly decorated; bath. gas rent
John N weIch & Sons. 81 Dime
Bank BldE. Detroit Mich
MOVING packing storage sheEsu
Van co. Storage 5oc load Main esb.
PrintinE-thc plain noa, bind--thn'
e. riEht---Tin'ca Job D~pt.--Mnin f12O.
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TO nENT-FLATs a APARTMENT.
A MODERN B-room Hst 10 rent
81 Elm-st. Call Walnut 1850
AT 50 HOBART 4-room apartment.
Apply - Hobart Or r. J Mollon.
NEW. modern s-rm rat. t2s@nr. new
aeroplane factory Grand Shlb-W.
-FOUR large light basement rooms.
Woodward cheap; caro- ~ furnace.
Grand $3.50
TLAT-n,c 2. So owner fI71 west
Hancock
TO RENT-GARAGEs
LARGE brick building. 2 blocks from
pOstOfncc. suitable for garage,
storage or chop rent f85, give
lease.
JOHN M. WEIGH & SONS
b11 Dime Bank Pldg
GARAGE spaces ts-eent. private alley
entrance ilrht w~nt floors. steam
heat Park WarHEo. rear ~ f28
Casa-ayea fs AirNaudrinc and So
Willis Grand 1918
GARAGE mr. woodward. water. cleo
trioifv North 2ffo-N A. Euclid p.
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