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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-03
CHOLERA MORBUS

This is a very painful and dangerous
disease. In almost every neighborhood
someone has died from it before medi-
cine could be obtained or a physician
summoned. The right way is to have
a bottle of Chamberlain s Collie and Di-
arrhoea Remedy in the house so as to
be prepared for it. Mrs. Charles Eny-
cart, Huntington, Ind, writes: "Dur-
ing the summer Of 1911 two of my chill
dren were taken sick with cholera NOR
bus. I used Chamberlain s Collie an6
Diarrhoea Remedy and it gave then
immediate relief.''
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-03
THE GIRL WHO DARED
TICKETS ON SALE AT e. T.
WHITEHEAD b COMPANY
PROTECT PEACH TREES
FROM WORM LARVAE.
(By Donald McCluer.)

The moth that produces the
peach tree borer will make her
appearance during the next two
or three weeks. AS soon as the
mature moth is developed she
will start to lay her eggs for the
coming generation. These eggs
are laid on the trunk Of the tree
lust above the ground. AS soon
as the eggs hatch which will be
about ten dayss, the young lar
vac look for cracks in the bark
Of the tree where they can start
to work. The presence Of the
borers is very easily detected by
the gummy frass gathering at
the base Of the tree.
After the borers get a start IN
the tree there is no way to step
them but to cut in the tree and
get out the worm Larvae;.
However they can be largely
largely prevented by moundlng
up the dirt around the base OF
the tree in the early part Of the
summer, and by painting the
tree trunks with poisoned
whitewash. The poisoned white
wash is made by adding one Q)
pint of crude Carbolic acid to
ten gallons Of ordinary lime
white-wash. If the trees are
thoroughly painted at the base
with this an dthe dirt will
mound up around the base of the
trees there will be little danger
from these insects.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-03
THE GIRL WHO DARED.

"The Girl Who Dared,' a spark
ling Musical Comedy with clever
plot Of comedy and romance and re-
plete with beautiful chourses and
dances will be presented at Madry s
Opera House Thursday, July 9Th, at
$50, by Weldon local talent for the
benefit of the war relief fund being
raised by Halifax county.
The play has received the highest
praise of news and public wherever
it has been presented.
Tickets IS, so and 35 cents. Reserv
ed seats now on sale.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-03
SAYS DRINK WATER IF YOU WISH
TO GROW FAT AND PLUMP
THIN MEN AND WOMEN
Strong?

The trouble with most thin folks
who wish to gain weight is that they
insist on dragging their stomach or
stufing it with greasy foods: rubbing
on useless "f1esh creams,' or following
some foolish hysicians culture stunt,
while the real cause of thinness goes
untouched. You cannot get fat until
your digestive tract properly assimi-
lates the food you eat. Drink glass
of cold water four or five times day
and take the following preparation
known to reliable druggists almost ev-
erywhere, which seemingly embodies
the missing elements needed by the di-
gestive organs to help them convert
food into rich, fat-laden blood. This
preparation is called tonoline, and much
remarkable testimony is given as to
it's successful use in flesh building. To
Moline which comes in the form Of a
small non-injurious tablet, taken at
meals and mixed with the digesting
food, tends to prepare fat, flesh and
muscle building elements so that the
blood can readily accept and carry
them to the starved portion Of the body.
You can readily picture the transfer
nation that additional and previously
lacking flesh making material should
bring to your cheeks, filling out hol-
lows about your neck, shoulders and
bust disappearing, and your taking on
from Is to 80 pounds Of solid healthy
flesh. Tonoline is harmless, inexpens-
i've efficient. E. T. Whitehead & Co..
have it and are authorized to refund
your money if weight increase is not
obtained as per the guarantee found
in each large package.
Caution: -tonoline is recommended
only as a flesh builder and while ex
cellent results in cases of nervous in
care should be taken about using it I'm
less gain Of weight is desired.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-03
TILLERY NEWS.

Mrs. G.. B. Jackson and little son,
Elmo, and Miss Jessie Overton, went
to Bethel Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. G. B. Jackson and son, G. B. Jr.,
spent Sunday in Tillery.
are visiting relatives here.
Miss Clara Kirkland has returns ed
from a trip to Virginia.
Mr.. Harvey Glover is visiting
friends here
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-03
500 Reward, 500

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages and
that is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly
Influenced by constitutional conditions
requires constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and
faces of the System thereby destroying
the foundation of the disease. giving the
patient strength by building up the con-
work The proprietors have so much
faith in the curative powers of Halls
Catarrh Medicine that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails
to cure. Send for list of testimonials.
Address F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo.
Ohio. Sold by all Druggist, 75c.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-03
LEMON MAKE SKIN
WHITE, SOFT, CLEAR
Make This Beauty Lotion for Few
Cents and See for Yourself.

What girl or woman hash It heard
of lemon juice to remove complexion
blemishes; to whiten the skin and to
bring out the roses. the freshness and
the hidden beauty? But lemon juice
alone is acid, therefore irritating, and
should be mixed with orchard white
this way Strain through fine cloth
the Juice Of two fresh lemons into q
bottle containing about three ounces Of
orchard white, then shake well and
you have whole quarter pint Of skin
and complexion lotion at about the cost
/ one usually pays for small jar or or
+, binary cold cream. Be sure to strain
the lemon juice so no pulp gets into
! the bottle then this lotion will remain
purt and fresh for month. When ap
piled daily to the face, neck, arms and
hands it should help to bleach, clear
|'smoothen and beautify the skin.
Any druggist will supply three ounce:
or archard white at very little COS
and the grocer has the lemons.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11
GERMANY
NOT READY
FO.. REVOLT
Washington Does Not
Hope For Democracy
There Now
REAL UPHEAVAL
TO COME LATER
AutOcracy Still Holds
Power To Rule, Is
Belief
BY CARL u. GROAT.
lnn corrcsnandcnt rnllea rs,


WASHINGTON. July IL. - Ger
many's present political upheavai Is
only hopeful sign OF later ex-
plosion. in the view OF officials here
today
From what they can learn from
the press and mcager official reports
from neutral countries. they think
Germany as whole viii stand
steadfastly with the kaiser for the
time being. The demands for a
statement OF peace without
snneXatiOns and lndemnlties-is
viewed "a sign, however. or an
underlying discomfort with things ms
they are. which Will grow louder
and more insistent as economic and
military pressure intensliies.
The Russian offensive has been a
blow 90 Germany The entrance OF
America into the war. while scoffed
az by the German press, is neverthe-
less thoughtiully considered by Ger
many's students and leaders
As for new peace terms, the atti-
tudc OF The United States Is a. II
has been--no peace until the seas
are safe and Germany so crushed
as 10 make her impotent for fur
thcr Observation-Disclosures.
4 peace on Germany's own terms,
as always hitherto offered. will be
promptly spurncd tho II the terms
are more liberal than in the past
they viii tend 20 bring the two sides
nearer a common basis OF negotia-
ton.
Germany is still unbeaten and will
remain so for some time military
experts say America might as well
realize that first as last. they say.
and might as well know. too, that
despite the present mutterings the
German autCCracy rs able to blum
It's populace into continuing the war
a long time The real explosion Is
not yet AZ hand. but these events
are straws showing the way the
wind blows said one OF the most
prominent government heads today.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11
LOCAL TRADE
NOT AFFECTED
BY EMBARGO

The presidents embargo limiting
exports 10 neu'rals will fri no way
affect shipments from Detroit in
the opinion OF John =. McNally. lraf.
&c commissioner of the Detroit
BOARD OF Commerce.
There are practically none OF our
products on the embargo list" taid
Mr.. McNally 81 don't believe De.
troit VIII be affected in the slight
est"
Mr. McNally saws that traflc con
dlions In Detroit now are better
han NJ any time for years AMI
this notwithstanding tho fact that
he government has commandeered
Thousands OF freight cars ship.
rents both outgoing and incoming
are moving freely.
On May the car shortage of the
country Was 1iS.on0 cars or june
I II had been reduced 70 l01 500
end Mr. McNally is sure INA, he
July report will show another sub
stantial reduction.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11
Births
nnYs

Buy
Kular. 77s Hancock r.; ! Kunath
If6 Girardin: H. Mathes. 1853 Parker
J. G. Frederick. s7s Eighteenth. /
Vine. is Harrison, A. Kuratkowski
IS Northnsid; ~ 7. Boesler. iei Wa
Harmon. 29s Custer = Rndziiowski
- Stovcl y Martin les Twenty
third. + scheel. G57 Parker. r
Burns. 70i Gratiot NJ. Bush, 900 Mi
Taylor. Grace hospital J Marshall
samaritan hospital A. Boline. 81
Iedyc; Guy T Norris. ess prcxel
VI Stoylsh. &i Monroe. w; Bailey
vnnia. q. j.. Carleton. 1929 Vinewood
! Raymond 20 Evans. W T Jess
mon. 420 Tennessee. ~ Johnson. 1880
Chcre, J. 'Donkerbrook 3s5 Pilgrim
" Mayer. 1901 Seminole; !. sslny
$40 clinton; y. w, Peterson. .ss'
ftanc. $40 clinton. s. RlgEio $50
Clinton. W. Schaffren. s5i McDou-
gall, Y. g. Frisrton. =. Wilde. T
Magurgreau; Wemen.s hospital \
nick. g. Livingstone; ~ Mathey. li5s
Parker. G. r LaLonds. 226 vino
wood; s. G. powell, 6sb Military. 5.
Scsniariato. SIS Fort; J Hodkowsht
Hendric. p. Topinki. iss Lockwood
7. s DEITY i37 Tine. y Durray IS
sixteenth. " slpes womnn's hospi-
tai T. sokoloski u Thirty-hfth. r
Paiaskey. i5a Hartford; J. ceria. 2as
Abbey: W. Mskcra, SIS Mitchell: ~
Bell 1900 Gratiot A. Lipa, 279 Plum
Ell
GItIsS
s rejdvk. ilS Pulaski W Roeul-
or, 3a1 Elmwood v. Leschefske. o.
Milford. ? nlllard. if1 Hartford: q
Kusak. 100 Waterman: O. ~ Fergu-
son. 41i phNip. w. n. Cotter. ilb In
gllss A. Nroda So WALDO. g. y. Lcss-
nau. 1876 Huron \ Murphy. 7tsis
Junction {. Kimnesty. iai Thirty
second: ", richa. b2s Thlr'y-arst =.
Prhnkc. sN Livernois: l.. Solcrypski.
ia Thirtv7hfth: 4 flainca. s1sik stan
Icy: 4. Noble 2ts fireman. 4 riss-
zrynsks. % Home; w 7 Morrison.
1858 wabash. T. Nermette. s3s Thirty
second " keefer. ss Fifteenth, a.
Glenday. Harper hosnital. r. Hon
man. ite4 Crane; u. Piper a9s Max
we'll. p. Kannberg. 2s7 Gilbert A
riis. 2sO southern ). Walsh. ass
Fairview J. Dietrich. Tayior-rd. .
IT, A. Stcarns. as Twenty third. A
Boick. 723 clayton; A. Alabrudzinski.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11

, ME Messerschmtdt 70. same
John stevenson. 3s. Detroit; olive
| Carey. rs same.
Petcr poloich. AZ. Detroit. May
| Rtpkowicz. 80. same
Charles a. Wilson. SO. Detroit.
| Flora NacponcN, -, same.
Ftarcesoo Peraino "a, Detroit; Ro-
"a Messina. s. same
salvatore Chlrco H. Detroit: Ma
rio o Messina. &C. same.
Frank Jsnczewski. 81. Detroit. Hell
On Wawezynska. FL same.
PIN Lclnow, %. Detroit. Mary Co
hen. "a. same.
Joseph Jankowiak 2b Detroit. Ju-
lin Ipkubowsii 81. same.
Afred ! bowman %. Detroit Ro-
ma = Gairn. p, same
I'll l.. Humphrey -, Detroit; Riva
chester c Mcachen. %. Detroit:
Mildred w Watt b. Rochester. y Y.
Josephine HI. Gillian, SO. Akron. o..
Ncilc Corliafd 81 SAM.
Earle w Shancr 81 Detroit Mar
I'1 y David ~ same
Edward WoCH0 y, 20. Detroit: Ma
ric Farmer 2. Same.
steve Fox. II, Detroit. Bessie Brat
ty. No. same
Anthone 7 Kostrsch. -. Detroit.
Annette mon. a. same.
Joseph klanohuik 81. Detroit;
Mary Felie 20 same
Harry Hines. 81 Detroit; Johanna
Carrier. IS. same.
claude l. Fisher, 10. River Rouge;
Grace " Robinson. 20, same.
Andrew T. schultz. a., Pittsburgh,
Mary FLYNN. g. same.
Stanislnw Burzlglak 81 Detroit.
Helena Mackenzie 90. same
Walter T. Mccormick. % Detroit.
Catherine Rashinske 81. same
Dwight purrRnt -. Detroit GER
trudc 4. Currie. % Algonac.
RpeFH &urfpRf T1pfr0itr Tdffb
McElhancy. 10 same.
Louis Vance. %. Detroit Elizabeth
Fcdor 1s. same.
Arnold J BLACK IS, Detroit Grace
-, Smith. s. same.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11

rietta G. sass. ~. same.
Harry Morris 90. Worthwhile. Ha-
eel NJ Barrett. ls same.
LLOYD A. Iandon. 81, Detroit. Jo-
sephine VI Brewster. 80. same
Nathan y Altman, 90. Detroit. En-
ma HorwitE 80. same.
Joseph Golden. "a syracuse. ~ y
Leona Grcenberg. 80. same
Charles Homer. IS. Detroit Alice
Ouiette. -. same.
Joseph ~ Schwarz. 20 Detroit;
Chloe Speaks, 20. same.
John II. Caster SS, Detroit, lsa-
belle T.. Jones. 7S. same.
RAlrh T. Masters 81. Detroit. Nel-
lie Pidgeon, % same.
Horace 4. walling. 81. Los An
geles Fannie Spellman. %, Seattle.
Joseph Swaszowski 81. Detroit.
Mary Lohora, ~. came.
Grover G. wendorf. 30. Detroit Iva
y Brown, 20 same.
Howard : Bennett 81 Detroit
SUSIE NJ. Dickens IS Alabama
william II. Tozer. IS. Detroit Min
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11
Marriage Licenses

Joseph q. IaCost. 80 Detroit. Bss-
sie O.. Lcfaming 90 same.
Emanuel Gofseyeff. ~ Detroit Re-
hsCca Ontcrman. % same
Charles ~ Reiscorf. 2S. Detroit,
Carrie ~ puoRVer - same
Walter Camp. 50. Detroit; Mabel
smith f0 same.
William T. Hevman. as Detroit.
Sarah Meade 81. same
Earl y. Garry 90 Detroit. Adele
Frost 90 game
Leslie - Tate. g. Toledo Thelma
Lambera0n. 2I tOlHmbu -
Nike PoXmanoV ir. 30. Detroit. Ks-
tie steiner, %. same.
Walter BonowskR IS Detroit:
MARI Cgappa. 2s IlamtTamck.
Alfred Artenman "a Detroit Hem
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11

Edwin Charles 37S BOYD. - years.
Chronic nephritis. nena Hoppe.-Har-
Ter hospital. 80 years. diahetis mel
Titus, Mildred Allen. Harper hospital
years. appendicitis, Helen Less.
$50 Garfield T. 10 years, endOCardi-
rs, Marclanna Bsggart. Grace hospi-
tai 80 years, intestinal obstruction,
Leonard MazigsE. 800 AleNandrine F.,
Z months, bronchial pneumonia,
James $. Watt. Grace hospital, %
wears, acute appendicitis James
Charles Flynn. 3l5 Parker 81 years
aotilc insufuclcncv Agnes Scheid,
1909 Burns. 38 years, cerebral mem
nights David T.. Bell. Ford hosp tai,
~ years. aortlc insufhc'enry Nick
Wicuk. 104 Portland. ] month. mai
nutrition. Adam Pinkos. 241O W. Jet-
fcrson II months, measles, MerFln
fractured skull. Thomas Gihbens,
Herman Kiefer hospital years,
pharyngeal diphtheria, Anna Fsntuc-
Ct - Marys hospital, 4 years. her
MIA Ray Afford, $40 St Antoine. ~
years. tuberculosis; Catherine Faith.
ncrhritlr Francis Mcbride. Chndrens
Free hospital. about 7 months. intes-
final intoXication. Florence smith,
Herman Kiefer hospital. years.
pharynReal diphtheria; Hoa Renwick'
2il Maplewood. 8 days. icterus neona-
torum Marie. Martin. 1928 Forest.
about 50 years. mitral insufhciencN
Mhude T.. Parsch. 209 Catherine.
atcut 20 years gunshot wounds. Al
len Brown. 255 Linwood. 30 yehr g.
bronchial pneumonia. Marie kiha'
$50 Twenty-fourth, 81 years. myo-
cardifis Andrew Kartz. Boulevard
sanitariIm about 40 years, alcohol
ism Bueis May Phillips. Grace hospt-
tai 20 years tuberculosis meningitis
Joseph Tompkiewlcz. $40 Medbury, I
months. convulsions Walter Wilczin-
ski. $50 Mcdhury. { months. malnutri-
nutrition. Josephine Galley, i6l Con-
gross H.. 80 years. lobar pneunp MIA
Thompson q NUCLEUS. Shurly hos
pitai. year. acute cardiac dilitation
Dorothy wright. 81 Emmons. 10
years acute endocarditis. Edo Cava-
taio Herman Kiefer hospital. years.
d phthcria,
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11
HERE IS YOUR TAX IF
PRESENT BILL PASSES
BY BASIL M. MANLY.

WASHINGTON, July 10.-Eere individual
will have the bill form
DIRECT TAXES.
W
Taxi engaged business Individual
stakeholder with
automobiles,
mail
stock certificates stock transfers future sales time drafts
Withdrawals
steam proxies, OF
TAXES PAID THRU HIGHER PRICES.
ca, moasses and all
beerw
cigarets cgaret and tobacco.
soda water and other drinks.
and railroad tickets
long distance telephone
golf basebas
sporting games. including PLAYING cards
medicines
Tickets games
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11

1885 Campbell. II Drogowski. 2263
STetz. a. Post, IL. Hansen, 30s Clar-
endon. " clark. samaritan hospital;
- schwab. $50 Paliister. n. MeGrath,
Harper hospital. a. A. perzInski. 3lI
hiope1e A Finzel. 1881 Btlvldcrct
=. j. StaehlerI Woman s. hospital. N.
V. Hudson. 40 Hartford l.. j. Pctti-
otne. Gnace hospital W Il. Main. 2s2
AieAandfine IA Link, 80 Rowena
4 Emery. $50 Vermont. O. Formicola.
80 Monroe, NJ Viola. 36s FORT r.. a.
Dsl McDougaII. a. Smolak ibI.yIe.
J. FiasKOwskl. ST. Hancock r.. =.
~ nowhkl $40 Palmer r., 4. ii,t.f2.
tsj Berlin. J.. Opoka. 69s Casper. 49,.
- mQPovius ia Macon5, J.. Bono.
Isl iort h.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11
Patrolman Fired for prinkI,o

Karl Ruscoe, Of the Chene-st. 20
lice station. was discharged Tuesday
morning for drinking and sleeping
on duty. Eurt r. Guilds, OF McClel-
lan-st station and Huston Riddle,
Ninowood-ave station. who resigned
several months ago after being
charged with drunkenness. wore
reinstated but must forfeit the lNst
10 DAYS of their furlough.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
KlNCAID
n West Forrest Orp. postofnce.
Is Badly In Need of

is Badly In Need or
Ford repair, top wages
II Men TO learn final assembling.
Bench steel moldcrs. floor mold
2 Brnss molders. 3 squcezer molders
! Finishing carpenters. SOC, dr'll
press.
Sims Hopp electric starter trouble
man
2 Coiored auto washers punch
Heavy forge helpers, , garage boys.
$40.
3 Roilermakers helpers ? Gisholt.
Factory electric maintenance re-
garage auto repair. 4 motor repair.
: Hand screw, craters Tor snip.
room.
Tool crib men. middle aged.
4 Ford Drivers.
l Pickup Driver.
EXperienced service battery men.
I Battery repair machine helper.
3 Service repair. factory tinsmiths.
4 Transfers, $3.50 Per Day.
{ Motor tuners Il men 10 learn mch.
trade.
Rlueprin, sheet metal layout.
6 Patternmakers, csc.
MillwrEits and helpers.
II Auto Sheet Metal Workers.
If Toolmakers, 7 Tool Lathe.
2 Bench layout. 10 bench hands.
Lands grinders. Norton srinders.
Floor machinists. ? shaft oilers.
Crane s'tup. 3 shiphtters
General auto repair 10 bum paint
era
Machine erectors. 4 forge heaters.
5 Blacksmith blacksmith helpers.
Auto hla cksmlth. 2 cutter grinders.
biesettrrs. 1 thread gauge.
6 Mason heipera. ibc
2 Monitor lathe Z rear axle repair.
10 Auto Drivers.
! Tire changer ! elect repair
. chassis asEemhiers. 2 hand millers.
INSPECTORS ON
Bench Floor. Parts. Motor. Enamel.
Inspectors. !. -. l. Operators.
70 MEN TO LEARN
Chassis and Final Assembling.
- WEST FORT ST.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11
ron sALE-nEsrDENcE PROPERTY
5000 DOWN

$40 per month will buy beautiful new
modern scmi-bungalow. mr.. North
western high, rooms and bath'
oak and white enamel finish, nre-
place. bookcases hno sleeping
porch. All decorated and worth
$4,000. bat II sold this week $500
takes H. w T.. l.. smith, $40 COL
umbus-avc. Garfield 247-W.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11
SOCIALIST
MAJORITY
|SANTI-WAR
st. Louis Resolutions
Are Supported BY
Referendum
RESIGNAT
ARE THREATENED
Stokes Couple Have AL
ready Broken With
Party

CHICAGO, July 1.-THE anti.war
and anti-draft policy OF the Social
isl party. as outlined in resolutions
adopted at the 81. Louis convention
have been endorsed by the party's
rank and file. according 10 complete
returns today from tho referendum
taken among members OF the party.
The returns. recording TO Mrs. Ber-
lha Hale Brown. assistant secretary
OF the party, show that the majority
report adoLted al the convention. Is
backed b. huge majority" The
convention adopted two reports
the majority report which was OF
a radical anti-war nature, and the
minority report. which was not 80
bitterly opposed 10 the war. The
referendum VAS on the adoption or
Tie two reports
Socialist party officials here de-
clare they have no information as
90 designations of members OF the
parry because Of its antiwar policy
II read in the papers a statement
BY Allan Benson (Soci1list party
candidate for president in the last
election saying that he would re-
sign from the party il the resolu-
lions were upheld" said Mrs. Brown
but don't believe he Will resign. :"
Mrs, Brown said she wouldn't re-
sign
Commenting on the designations
Of j c. Phelps Stokes and his wife.
Rose Pastor Stokes, from the party,
Mrs. Brown said:
They never were very much with
the party. They were sort OF indie
pendent"
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11
DEE w. GRAND BLVD.

L exceptional opportunity 10 buy du-
pick. new ana complete in every
detail brick divided basement, In
Simultaneous heater. immense rooms.
lot tOxla0. double garage, you viii
have 10 see we cannot name II all.
Call Hem ISIS for appointment.
1890 Woodward Heller Realty 60.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11
EARN A GOOD
SALARY

Bright young women looking
for an unlimited opportunity to
advance wanted to learn tele-
phone opera lg.
We teach you the business
and pay you while learning.
Steady work. Pleasant sur
roundings. Unusual benefits.
Your salary will be increased
frequently. Extra pay for spe-
ciaI work. Good chance to rise
to a fine position.
Apply Operators Training
Department, Madison ave. and
John r. street, between 8 a. m.
and 5 p. m.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11
TERRACE
80 500. TERMS

pressed brick houses with solid
brick dividing walls Separate FUR
naces. oak finish. Well built, Just
like new. VIII rent slA0 month.
. blocks from Grand River Finest
block we ever had for the money.
Bedford. Main 6l59, Hayes Realty
Co, ll04 Chamber OF Commerce.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11

NEW YORK. July-to--J. G. Phelps
Stokes and his wife. Rose Pastor
Stokes, today resigned from the
American Socialist party and de-
clared themselves firmly behind the
United States in It's fight on kaiser
ism. The gist OF the Stokes rea-
sons for leaving the party Is that
they have lost faith in the party as
an effective instrument for advanc-
ing the Socialist cause OF genuine
democracy"
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11
$500 DOWN

Dandy 6-room home. two blocks from
Jefferson car on Eastlawn- ave. !;
new and modern THIS ~ bar
gain and must be sold this week.
W T. L smith. Garneld 2i7-W.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11

priptIBg-th~ plain neat kind--that
IL rtEhf--Tirn~ .foN nrr'.--wrt- f-.a
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11

A NATIONAL. CPLItT SOCIETY do
Eires tie services OF woman. ~
rs TO 10 FOR US Office 90 he opened
here H. the fall Must be member
OF some church tTrctestant.
knowledge Of office detail desir-
able but not absolutely essential.
Ability 20 work into platform EFFORT
necessary. This is a position OF
trust and reHponsihility with
large future. apply Library Park
Hotel. u 10 3, or by appointment.
g. W Arnold Supt
The Detroit times., 1917-07-11
HAINEs' WIGS. TOUPEEs, HAIR GOODS

New viii get nrst- quality
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mis- goods
goods lowest prices
business reasonable retiring from the
Hanes
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WE BUY
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DUPLEX OPPORTUNITY

or of Wcat Grand blvd Here Is n
beauty. monster living room with
fireplace. French doors ia fact all
the details that go go make a wO-
man happy, steam heat instanta-
neous heaters. garage, lot 4Cxlgp,
YOU must 500 10 10 appreciate IL.
brick divided basement. and only
$4,000 II YOU have any intention
Of buying .sE TlfS Heller Realty
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To RENI-Woous.
HOTEL FRANKLIN

Cor. Larncd and Bates.sts. -Four
blocks from River Steamers, one
half block from Intcrurban Depot
European. A.. $50 and ~ per day.
Weekly ratra.