The Detroit Times (Detroit, Mich.)
February 15, 1908

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Rates for Linar -Advertisements Tint* mbdoi earner or uiaint re**oo#lWtmr *or or rare %t uy kind •acucHaf »hon« ftdi*r(lMmMt* “HELP WANTED." AND ALL OTHER ADS. rout a word aaal* tßO«rtloft. st* Word* or fraction thoroof to »MijW (Us Is ttfvtm Mo of thoa two Him takoa; «fi iMjr tlona th# »rioo of wkaa DETROIT TIMES -LINER AD** AGENCIES. Tho Tloatoo luui ootafeiUhsd broooft ■•neioa whirs alaaatAod UysrtlM moato will h rooolvod until 11 s. a •aeh tar Tno rot#* char*«*d at (So branch MToncloa or# th* tarns no tat ■ait iioe Csal Ota. 4SS Boat Cbnfl.lfmiO >(f BQMI niiMSTi ML Blllott and Orotic*-avow Cara*7*o NraltaM Cow SIT Oratlot- W. Sroww. 1111 Jofforoon-own CHURCH NOTICES. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH— Kev. John H. Boyd. D. D.. pastor. will ftreach morning and evening. Morn n|r subject. “IB American Life Be coming Paganised?** Evening sub |aet. ‘The Life Planned by God.” FORT-BT. PRESBYTERIAN —Opposite union station Edward H. Pence, D. D.. i>astor. Services at 1:10 and 7 i0 Morning subject. "The Moral Blem ish.*" Evening subject, “Why They watelwa utm. The putottn u cortrr aliy invited to all services. JEFFERSON AVENUE PRESBYTER IAN Church, corner Rivard. Pastor, Rev. A. H. Barr. Public worship with sermon. 11 a m. and 730 at. rn. Morning. Rev David Howell, IT. D, will preach. Evening, cttntata. "Prayer Promise and Praise.** by Neldlinger, will be sung by the choir, supplemented by other trained volcsa. Organ recital by Prof. Remick. e-.K) to T:*o. All are cordially Invited. UNI VERSA LI ST. CHURCH OF OUR FATHER Rev. Lee S. McCollesur. 10:30, “Abraham Lincoln, the Great.” 7:30. illustrated lecture, “The Sea Coast Negroes of South Carolina. Rev. Dr. Foote, of Ann Arbor. Public tnvltsd. HEAVEN THE ABSOLUTELY BURE AND ONLY WAY TO GET TO HEAVEN I WILL SHOW YOU. Send self-addressed and stamped envelope to postoffice box *7l, Detroit, Mich. CHRISTIAN BCIRIVCH. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE^-First Churcn of Christ. Scientist, Alexsndrlns-avc. west, near Woodward. Morning. 10:30; evening. 7:30; subject, “Soul.*' Wednesday evening meeting, 7;45. Reading room, 20 wltherell-at., open from 10 to I. Marriage Licenses George W. Caldwell, 21; Emma R. ne.lin, 21. Joseph J. Shannon, 26; Blanch* K. 3chafer, 12. Carl H. Beck, 26; Mary M. Cronber ger, 23. Carmelo Flori, 20; Emilia Store, 22. Ignacy Wypjewskl. 22; Rosalia By rocka. 20. Ernest W. Leavitt. 23, Alpena; Jen r.le M. Blakely, 24. Gibraltar. Janies Thomson, 23; Jsnnle M. Sales burg. 18. George 11. Avery, Jr.. 24, Detroit; Elisabeth \Y. Bird, 2s. Clarkston. John Kuater, 36, River Rouge; Anna Wollechlager, 34, Detroit. Bernard Doxek. 23; Josephine Genoa, 19. Louis Kramer, 24; Jennie Harris. 21. Joseph Jarsckt, 40; Helena Zlellnska. 23. BIRTHS BOYS. Edward H. Burlagc, 341 Putnam. Anton Skonlevsny. 1004 Berlin. Tnomae J. Dempsey, 141 Champlain. John J. Plomsky. 216 Lovett. Joseph Turebt, *9 Canfield east. Bernard Ptsxora, 16 Crakow-al. George Loeffler, 31 Henry. Fred. Hoyt. sl7 Sixth. Charles Mabley, 63 Owen. Charles Pletcher. 487 Mullett. James B. Hawkins, 371 Catherine. William Voce, 347 Mullett. Dr. Robert L Schorr. 60 Canfield E. Franslska Squlllacs, 320 Wilkin*. Charles Mead. 603 Wabash Salvatore Martlnlgo, 137 Rivard. Raymond Wits, 42 Henry. Isaac Umansky, 414 Hastings. Benjamin O. A. Laltner, 103114 Truin lull. GIRLS. Stanley A. Bush. 67 Mt. Vernon. Frank W. Dewlnska. 967 Dubois. San. Hullo, 670 Ferry east. Carlo Colombo. 713 Rlopelle. Charles Gardella. 411 Lamed east. Frank Kowalski. 909 Rlopelle. Hugo Christian. S3 Uthes. Edward Duller dick. 338 lawton. Robfrt F. Koehn, 377 Elmwood. Michael A. Burkard. 467 Adelaide. Peter L Vereele. 279 Hendricks. Fred. W. Ltsler, 633 Parker. Gioeeppt Placeldo, 761 Rlopelle. William E. Bostwlck, 72 Columbia W. Kaalakam Mugardlchlan, 34 High W. Daily Death List Hannah Isitcham. 12 years, 646 Ver mont; old age. Agnes Carolan, 31 years. 318 Sixth; bronchitis. Maigaret Marie Richard, 7 days, 917 [Fourteenth; malnutrition and jaundice. Harry Carbeck, 1 year,*796 Oakland; pneumonia. Mary J. William*, 91 years, Grace hospital; pneumonia. John Long, 61 year*. St. Mary’s hos pital; chronic nephritis. Phillip D. Cohn, 61 years, 164 Brush; pneumonia. Peter Gler, 76 years, 1944 Ferry east; pneumonia. John Bierke, 36 years, 441 Erskiae; Inquest pending. Julia Lehman. 41 years, 116 Illinois; mitral Insufficiency. Patrick Splllane, 12 years, 30 Sproat; tumor of stomach. Stefan TorowekJ. months, 114 Thlr ty-Aftk; convulsions. Mas Plotnickt. 3 years, 373 Rivard; pneumonia. Raymond Arthur Vincent, 7 months, 766 Macomb; pneumonia. Frank H. HUlehrand, 31 years. 884 Scotten, pulmonary tuberculosis Charlotte Dewey. 49 years, Ford, 161 left; gastric ulcer. Theodore Rlnghaueen. 14 years, 323 Blackslone; inquest pending. Rev. Richard J. Sadlfer, 63 years, hospital; Bright’s disease. Peter Scnlffer. 8r„ 82 years, 77 Chest nut: apoplexy. OLIVER H. LAU. M IX. GEOROE G GORDON. M. D. DAILY CLINIC For alcohol and ether drug dlaeaeoa Gnnsultstlon by snpolatmeat. Tele phone M. lt#6. or O Ittd. O. 444-L died. BWSLS- Feh. 13, Mrs. Annie Beale, aged 36. boloved sister of Mr*. Jxx MM'erfre, I?#4 MScklgU-av*. lIXK—feS 18, Peter Gier. aged 74 Jfsr*. Fuderal from pesidencs. 1944 i Monday, Fpb. 17. at At fr Anthony s church at 9 I m. sun time. Interment at Mt lltott DIED' KRAPP-. At the family residence, *67 Heatlnge-at., Edmund K.. husband of rtha. and brother of WA B Kar* erine and Manus Krapp. Notice of funeral later. McCOLLOM—Feb. 14, at the residence of her psrenta, ll* Heward-ave., Flor ence. beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs- K B. McCollum, aged 10 years. I mouths. Notice of funeral here a«et. O’CONNELL—Feh. 14. I*oo, Mary. P widow of the late Palrlok O’Connell and mother of Mrs. J. Breen. Mrs. J Walker, Mrs M. Ward, of Columbus. Mich.; J. 7. O'Connell and P. T O'Con nell. Funeral from reeldeno# of hor daughter, Mrs. J. Breen, *62 McKln ■try-ave. Time to be announced later. O’SHEA —Feb. 14, I*o*. st residence. *22 Champlsln-st., Patrick 0., be loved eon of Michael end Margaret O’Shea, and brother of John and Wil liam O’Shoa. and Mrs. Peter Reutter. Notice of funeral hereafter. PROBER—rFsh. 13. I'lmx, beloved wife df A. W. Prober, and daughter of Catherine and the lata William Paul. Puuarohfrom mother’s residence. 3** Vermont-avs., Monday at I. and at St. Boniface’s ohuroh at :10 a. in. POLLNER— Fete. If. I*ol. at roaldenoe of daughter, lira John Herrmann. Bancroft and Twelfth-eta, Charles Pollner, age I* years. Funeral Mon day. Fab 17, I p m from WT N. Cavanagh’a parlors. 1113 Woodward eve. Interment by car. SADIIBR-Feb. 14. at Orace hospital. Rev. Richard J. Sadltor. Interment at Battle Creek. Mich.. Wednesday, Feb. 13, IMI. BTRAKER—Feb. 14. at 7 am„ D. Augustus Strekor, aged 17 years. Fu neral Monday at 1:33 from residence, 280 Begg-st.. end 3 p. m. from St. Matthevr* church. VORPAGHL— Feb. 11. 1308, at her resi dence, 103 Hunt-st., aged 77 years. Henrietta Vorpagsl. beloved wife of rq tfAeKS 3al neJ .4 arm /if *r 3l Get t ttry*|ti, Mtttt utNir mvtnrt Charles. William end August Vorpa gel, and Mrs.. Louise Kloetsel. Fu neral Monday at 1:S0 p. m. from res idence. and 3 j>. ni. from Trinity Evangelical Lutheran church, cor ner Rivard and Oratlot. FUNERAL DIRECTOR*. t BURCH. fvirersi dfreotor.lTFl Fort W., oor. Campbell. Pboaa aL 110. HELP WANTED—MALE. AA 1- out or city. 09 Woodward. ANY YOUNG PERSON desiring a good position con get one after completing •ns of our cou.’sea Day and Night desses ell the year. Our facilities ere positively unsqucled In Detroit Business Untversnyr 11-tt WllcOX-St. ANY. INTELHGKNt”~PKRBON may earn good Income corresponding for newspapers: experience unnecessary. No Canvaaalng. Send for full par ticulars. Press Syndicate. Lockport, W. Y. ANY person desiring a good position and not afraid to work.eoan secure aam-oJby applying 173 Jefferson: 91.71 to Bx2l day; country hoys preferred. FIRST-CLASH meat peddler wanted, married man preferred. good at Hgures. Call evening, 719 Morrell-st. FIRST-CLASS hameesmakera wanted; steady Job. J. P. Banwell, Windsor. FARM HANDS at once, married men, S3OO per year, free house, fuel, gar den spot, etc.; also single men at S3O to s2o per month. Room 4, *8 Gris* wold-at. GOOD MEN—AII or spare time; secret service work; we give full Instruc tions free. Address P. O. Box 274. l.idlanapollis, Ind. I MADE $60,000 In five years In the mall order business; began with $5. Anyone can do the work. Bend for free booklet; tells how to get started. Manager, Box E>7o, Lockport. N. V, IMPROVE ypur earning power by studying Shorthand, typewriting or English, sights, in the beet lighted school In tne city; $3.00 per month. Howard's School. No. 14 John R.-*L Phone M. 1431. v MEN to learn barber trade In 6 weeks. We furnish positions; catalogue free. Detroit Barber College. 377 Jefferson. MEN WANTED—Before looking else where, apply or write to Navy Re cruiting- Station, 33 Lafayette-ave., Detroit. A splendid offer to men anx ious for permanent employment. IMPROVE your earning power by studying shorthand, typewriting or English nights, In the best lighted school in (lie city. $2.00 per month. Howard's School, 14 John R. M. 1824. RELIABLE MAN—Earn dally In spare time as district manager larg est adv. company, and learn business wherein competent* make slo.oo# yearly. No canvassing. Bodkin. Dept. 66. Chicago. SIX WEEKS INSTRUCTION In sales manship; position as traveling sales man with responsible Arm guaran teed. Address Bradstreet System, Rochester, X. Y. WANTED —Boy, with experience In barber business. Call today, 3*9 Chene-st. {VANTED-—lmmediately, first-class ex perienced’ farm hand; good wages; steady work. Call Saturday or Sun day, at 442 Seventeenth-st. WANTED—For th* U. 8. marlno corps, lasn between ages 31 and 16: aa op portunity to see th* world. For full information, apply In person or by letter to U. S. Marins Corps Recruit ing office. Court block. 10-13 Con gress-st., Detroit. Mich. WANTED—Men to learn barber trade; few weeks completes; 10 chairs con stantly busy: licensed inetructors; tools given, diplomas granted; wages Saturdays; positions waiting; won derful demand for graduates: cata logue free. Moler Barber College, Chicago. 111. WANTED—To employ a Cathollo gen tleman as local representative. We require a person or energy and abil ity for ths position. Salary 111 per weak. Write ua at one* for particu lars. THE HOEY PUBLISHING CO.. 311 Dearborn-st., Chicago, 111. WANTED—MAN—Must b«T willing to learn and capable of acting as our local representative. No canvassing hr soliciting. Good Income assured. Address National Co-Operattvs Real ty Cos., Dept. 744 C, Washington, D. C. HELP WANTED—FEMAJE. ANY INTELLIGENT person may earn good Income corresponding for news papers; sxperlence unnecessary; no canvassing; send for full particulars. Press Syndicate, Lockport. N. Y. BUSINESS SHORTHAND AND ENG LISH taught under most favorable conditions: day and night school. The Buslneee Institute. Breltmeyw Bldg. COOKS and waitresses, in and out of city. Crego Employment Agency, 69 Woodward. HOUSEWORK —Girl for general house work. Apply Mra Labadle, 460 Vlns wood-ave. LADIES —Maks sanitary belts, material cut ready to sew. $1.44 per dosen; particulars stamped envelops. Hygie nic Novelty Cos,, Dept. 368. Chicago. LADIES to copy letters at home; spate time; good pay; cash weekly; reli qhio; semi Stamp k \!>r, i« town, N. Y. LADIES to copy letters at home; spare time: good pay; cash weekly: ‘reU eble; send stamp Zeck Cos.. Morris town. N. Y. WANTED—Good kitchen girf ill Al fred-it, WANTEl>—Competent girl for.general j housework. 334 Hurfbut-ave. WANTED—GirI for general housework who understands plain cooking and can go home nights. 42 Elisabeth W WAITRESS wanted at nnoe. Hotel QiV ford. Woodward and JUrsH WANTED—German or Polish girl fer housework. 301 Alfred WANTED- flood girl to seeiet in gen' era I housework!, small family adults. Apply mornings only, >6* Lincoln •vs. THE DETROIT TIMES: uuwnm. Dr. Adams Main Offlca. *4 10-lg Mlohi*»n-Av*.. Cor. Grlswold-st. Main 511. East Bid* Oftios. Orutlol av*. Cor. Broadway. Main 3914-J. 1,1 Hr* W Daily in Michigan’* 9 p. in. two largest. Sundays most slerantly furnished and snd best equipped Holidays Dental oinoss t to 4 TWO LADY ATTENDANT* Nothing But the Best The claims some dentists maks ars misleading. They try to make you believe that their work is ths best possible. But you*!! notice that they don’t do one-tenth the busi ness we do—because we’ve con vinced most people that our ma terials are .best arul our expert workmanship unequaUd by anyons. W* can prove it to you, too. Come and see. ♦tAßsta or 88 White Teeth. guaranteed best made $0 Regular 316 Sets of Teeth. d*C guaranteed to fit. only $S Gold and Porcelain Crown*, A very best workmanship...... 96 Gold end Porcelain tfo Bridge work, chute* $4 and qlO Solid Gold Fillings 11.00 up Silver and other Fillings 60c up Free Painless Extracting With other work. ALL LANGUAGES SPOKEN. w wi U accept part down w,cuu and balance In paymenta OUT-OF-TOWN PATIENTS’ Car fare paid. Write for appoint ment. Work don* same day yau coine In. Free examination. CUT RATE DENTISTS UJCUP —rKMiIA WANTED —Girl or woman to do gen eral work In lodging house. 17 Eaat Lamed. YOUNG girl to take care of babv and sennit with housework. Dry goods •tore. cor. Joa. Campau and Warren. ,DR ESS CUTTING Learn the eaay way of dress cutting, dressmaking and tailoring at the fa* nioui de iamorton school, 88 Micht gan-ave. Day and evening classes. HTUATION* WANTED—MALE. BHT7Q CLEHK, capable of taking charge of store. Apply 240 Flfth-st. TRAVELING BA LEHMAN. IB years’ ex perience; reference and bond; make success most any line; start with good firm for small salary; advance when sales prove It; open for posi tion March Ist. Address Lock box No. 4, Hubbardaton, Mich. YOUNG MAN of good office experience and knowledge of stenography de sires situation In office or warehouse; best references. R. H. H., 1100 Vine wood-ave. SITUATIONS WAVTtiD—fENALB. A NICE German lady would like to take washing at home 40 Haxtlngs et. A COLORED GIRL wanta situation as Slain cook or dining room work. 380 lonroe. COIjORED LADY would liks washing and cleaning Mondays and Saturday* 408 Lamed east SALHBMBN WANTED. SALESMAN wanted by large New York jobbing house, to sell tea, coffee and spices, tn Detroit. Address Salesman, P. O. box 314, Madison-sq., Nsw York. SALESMAN wanted, sell retail trade, your locality, S6B per month and ex penses to start of commission: ex perience unneoesssry. Hermlngsen Cigar Cos., Toledo, O. S2O DAY SURE—We offer best special ty job to energetic men; no bonds re quired; samples In pocket. Msgr., $22, 40 Dearborn-st., Chicago. WANTED-—MISCELLANEOUS. HIGHBST prices paid furniture, stoves, carpets. Lapham, 111 Oral. Park 949-J. OLD FEATHER REDS wanted Feather Mattress Cos.. IBM Michigan. TO RENT—FLATS. SIS—JIB BALTIMORE WEST—6-room flat; cellar, laundry, bath and gas stova Besssngsr A Moore. 20 Tele graph bldg. M. 4114. TO HBWt-gQQMI. FORT-ST. W.. 228 —Ground floor rooms, furnished for housekeeping, up; en suite or single. FURNISHED large front room with bay window, racing south, good horns for rsspectaDle gentleman; board If desired; reasonable *BO Fortsr-sL ROOMS —Furniture for rooms complete; tl week. Sumngr Oo Mleh. and 4tb. BCOTTEN-AVE bulldings, 8-story frame with stone cellar, largo wood shed, 2 wells, some tiaw fences, stock and tools as It stands —89.700. 40 ACRES—2 V» miles from Milfprd— clay soil, HO rods of wire fences. I sores or wood. T-rooni house, base ment barn, 82x42. almost new. Qood cistern, good well with windmill, water at nouse and barn—sl,oo4. 2 ACRES—7O acres workland; 8-rooiu bouse, painted and In good condition; barn, 10x40, bog pen, tool hen house, two wells, fairly wall fenced. "FARM HEADQUARTERS” CHAS. D. FISKE, ’713-14 Chamber of Commerce. roil 9 ALB- MHCBIAAWEQIig. BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES—New and remodeled. for oask or easy pay ments; supplies and repairs tor any make of table. THE SOIIULENBURO MFO CO. 100 Randolph. WANTED, cor. lfioh- and 1 4tn, to furntsn rooms comp I sis. Il weak. Suiunar wo. SODA FOUNTAIN*—New and seoond hand, cash or time. Detroit Soda Fountain Works. IXO Brush-si FOR SALE CHEAP—For cash, iron bodstsad, Oatsrmoor mattress, box room cha,r mle elon; one wtlsslen rocker. one stksioA tablette; one mission table; one oak rocker; all nearly new. Address Z. box 101. Detroit Times. a bio Gsad wood fur kindling, bak ing or beating. Jt.94. Phone Ridge 841. Houghteu-French Coal Os., 481 Canfield east FOR SALE —Meat market, fixture# and business, or will exchange towards small farm. J. HI. William. Owoeso, Mich., 4)8 Corunna-rd 10 LOVELY POSTALS! 26c; »flk 'floral with greetings and your name beau tifully frosted; entrancing lova, Easter, perfumed satin, eta Ameri can Post Card Cos., West Haven. Conn. LADIES’ SKIRTS 91; BEAUTIFUL skirts, $1 60. Coma ami tw rowFsalt. Barnes Dry Cleaning Cos., 317 Oratlot-ave., PHONOGRAPH •VICTOR” AT A BARGAIN Having moved Into flat where musical instruments are barred, will sell new “Victor” phonograph, record cabinet and 23 new. perfect records at a Brest bargain. Address D, box 34, etroit Times. HEADQUARTERS FOR OFFICE DESKS. FITZBIMON9 A CO.. 84-40 Mlchigan-are. 1n PADEREWSKI USES THE WEBER PIANO BECAUSE IJNO SELLS IT at a price for which Inferior pianos are offered, lx one of the reasons why you should Investigate. Sole agents also for Weber, Krakauer, Newby Evans. Crown. Schiller, Bachmann. Regal. and other good pianos. LING PIANO HOUBE. 43 Gratiot-ave., Second floor. Our No-agent ana One-price system eaves you 28 per cent. FOR SALK- RESIDENCE PROPERTY. BROOKLYN—Two-family flat, 0 rooms, gas and cellar each; well rented, line condition; must be sold at once to settle estate; less than $3,100 will buy It. W W. BENNETT. 1209 Majestic bldg. COTTAGE SNAPS SI,BOO. Five-room cottage, gas. bath, combina tion flxtures; 1360 down. SI,BOO, Six-room cottage, west side, near ear Hoe; SOOO down. $l,lOO. Five-room cottage, east side; S6OO down; balance easy. $1,600. Six-room cottage, east side; SSOO down; balance easy. $1,910. Five-room new cottage, eaet aide; gas, bath, hot water boiler; $260 down, balance easy. CORNELL, 45 State St. S2O0 —252 Carter Ave. Will sell 9-room l-storv on easy terms; largo lot; price $2,300. two blooke south of Dix-ave. Apply THOS. WARD. 17 Buhl blh. NEAR CLARK PARK 34 fiprlng-st., 8 rooms and bath, decor ated. large shed; lot 60x120; near Fort-st.: sell on easy terms. See THOS. WARD, 87 Buhl Block. Phone Main 3499. TWO-STORY 8-room house, new, bar gain. $1,680. 2-family flat, rent $396; price $2,900. ttl and 283 Arndt-pl., rent $420; sacri fice. EBERT, 209 MAJESTIC BLDO. $1,900, LEWERENZ AVET Juat north of Fort-st., 8-room house with gas fixtures, sewers, cement walks, eto.; SIOO down, balance monthly. C. S. VAUGHN, 23 BUHL BLOCK.

$lO0 —955 Military Ave. SIOO down buys 9-room 2-story, large cellar; between Ranspach and Lea vitt-avea.: balance monthly: price $2,300: now vacant. THOS WARD, 87 Buhl blk. BALK—REAL ESTATE COUNTRY. fct ACRES, good buildings, orch ard and soil $1,700 40 acres, new buildings. 10 acres timber 1,600 4 acres, covered with fruit, good buildings O'O All near Alronac, gt. Clair river and Rapid R. It.; good terras. Col. Cur rie, Algonac. Mich. REAL EITATB TO BXCHANGB. EXCHANGES MOORE-PL —New, modern. 7-room house; can use seme vacant as first payment. BRtCK STORE —Rents for s7s; take small farm, balance easy. NINE UTT9 on West Warren and 40- acra farm, near Salem, for equity in Improved. TWO-FLAT, east side, rent $260 per year; take farm. TWO FLAT, west aide, take vacant as first payment.- SIX-FAMILY TERRACE, rents SIOO month; tske east side property HURLBUT-AVE —Severs! lota 84 tt.. very cheap, trad#. BEWICK-AVE —Several lots, cheap for cash or trade KERCH EVAL-AVE. —Business lot with brick house on rear; make offer. OOOD railage |o exchange for vacant AMERICAN REALTY CO.. ltM-lT CtoMMfcßCt M 1«. ■OATS. BWQINBf ABB AETQS. COLUMBIA BATTERIM. \t%e each In harm! lots, gusrantesd new and fresh: Blertrfo Whistles, ~ft each. W. J. Hart wig Cos.. 144 Jeftersea-sva FOB StLfi— FXßWt. some small fruit. This farm is one mile from High tichool. one mile from New Hudson, 7 miles from M|l ford—£2,B44. 84 ACRES—2 V| miles from MiKord I miles from Highland—7o acres workland —34 acraa woods. Soil is gravel and sand loam; 140 rods of wire fences. 26 good apple trees. 10-room house, painted; barns. 88x 42 und >4x24; corn crib, aitd other out-buildings. X good wells—f4.ooo. 40 ACRES—On Grand River Avenue— -l U-story house, needs painting; barn, granary. Price, 98.100. Will con sider house o| equal value on West side. _ 42 ACHES— U miles from Detroit— Clay and sand loam—4-room house in fair condition; barn. 80x40. and other out-bulldlngs; orchard; IVi acres of wood lot. Price, 99.400. FOB 9ALB—FABJB9. 1?A 8Y acres! Monro* ooun ty, near Whittaker, uew 4-room house, good barns and other build ings; II acres timber. 700 fruit trees; 94.000; easy terms: 44 Ai'KKfl—Near Wayne. house, large barns. Price 42.100. 40 ACRE®—Two miles from Wayne. 4- room house, large barns and sheds, all stock and toola. Pries 94.000; wrlll taka house in Detroit. EYSTER, The F»rm Man. 404 MAJESTIC. 190 ACRES good farming land, near Alpena, runnings water, easy tsrma. own it and be Independent; would ex change. Particulars, owner, near cor. Vtnewood and Mlohigea. 174 ACRES, 30 miles from Detroit, room stone house; farm assessed for 415.000; to close will sell $4,600. 1419 Russell-st., up stairs. 40 ACRES, $2,500 One mile from Rochester ear; good house, barn and necessary outbuild ings. This is a snap; sot quickly. PATRICK A ALDRICH. Main 9734. 49 HOME BANIC BLDG. FARM—4 acres, car tins, good build ings, 91.300; 25 acres and 40 acres. Jefferson-a ve., near Gross# Points; 80 acres, near Utica, to exchange for a home In Detroit. Cook A Curtis, 400 u Moffat bldg. FOR BALE. 40 ACRES—Two miles south of Fowler vllle, 6-room house, good barn, hen house hihl other outbuildings; small orchard; pries 92.100. If sold at once, nr will exchange for Detroit prop erty. W. W BENNETT. 1404 Majestic bldg FOR BALE—A good farm of 104 acres, new buildings, U-roomed house, basement barn. 94x40, tool bousa etc., 114 miles east of Leslie. on rural routs and telephone line. Call on or address M. Humphrey, Leslie. Mich. FARMg We have one of the largest list# to choose from In Detroit: locations are within 10 to 60 miles from the city; no inflated prices. Write or can. PATRICK ALDRICH, 69 HOME BANK BLDO. IMPROVED farms on and near electric lines, prices right. SAMPSON, McGraw Bldg. FARMS 200 ACRES —2V4 mile# from Armada 7 miles from Romeo, which has elec tric railway connections to Detroit; small stream of water along East side. There is about S9OO worth of stundlng timber; house of 11 rooms, attic and basement; shed. milk house; tenant ouwe nt C rooms; hip roof burn, 4 st., near cor. Vlnewood and Mlohlgan. FOfc SALE -House! barn and six acres In village, and only milk routs; build-, lngs good; pries $9,900. 40 acres of best clay land, good lo cation and good buildings, for $3,000. 176 acres, best of buildings, clay loam soil, timber, fruit and located on electric line. H. fi. German, Carle ton, Mich. 100 ACRES, near Milford. 60 acres (Ai der cultivation. 30 acras oak timber, land rolling, clay sub-soli, good brick house, large barn, fins out buildings. 40 rods good living stream; $3,400 cash. This Is considered one of the best bargains In Michigan PATRICK A ALDRICH. 48 Heme Bank bldg. 10 ACRES—-9 M miles from New Bos ton. black loam and gravel, new house of 9 rooms with basement, 1 frame barn, horse stable 28x40; new granary, chicken coop; 9 acres good second growth timber; fair fences Price, $3,700. Owner Is going to Ten nessee and must close this farm out at onos. Farm Headquarters CHAS. D. FISKE, 711-14 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. 140 AChW— J miles north of Dexter, Washtenaw county; good 10-room house, large basement, oarn, all other farm buildings; 20 acres timber; price $6,600; trade for Detroit property, or sell on easy terms. 90 ACRES—Near Whittaker. Monroe county, new 4-room house, barn iOx 40; 1,600 peach trees. 16 acres tlmbiv. 44 ACRES —1 Vi miles north of Birming ham. %-mll* from car line: 4-room house, small bams. 1,640 peach trees, 4 acres hickory; bottom price $4,409; •BAD. 196 ACRES —Vi-mile from car line. 2Vi miles from Rochester; large hoys# and barns; wind-wheel: some timber, t v XYSTER. THE FARM MAN. »o 4 Majestic. ao ACRES In good town. 99 miles from Dotrolt. large brick house, good barn and buildings for chicken raising; a bar gain at 93.600 rash. PATRICK A ALDRICH. J Main 1794. 48 HOME BANK BLDG 14 ACRER— Chicken ranch, large 7- room brick house, good barn, werk shop, good school. *8 mites from De troit. In a fins little town, price $8,590 for quick sale; act quick If you want x snap. 4 PATRICK A ALDRICH. 1 48 Heme Baak bldg., Detroit Jab PHatlag* Done Right. Times Prtatlas Oa« IS Jobn R.-st Phone 1494. FOR UUHAXUC—f AMMI, 1 WILL •xchxnge for a (arm. my l>e troll brick four 'apartment houaa, ot oupisd by four famlltaa. rented 9120 month, Lounxbery. I2S Majestic. MOW TO LOAJI. 1 j Money Loaned to Working People on Plain Note. No mortgage, no ladoraar, ao aaatgtt mant. Rates half loan companies' charges. •Avr>»oa accounts solicited. i PER CENT INTEREST PAID. BURKART, PRIVATE BANKER. 39 MoOraw Bldg MONEY TO LOAN _ _ to ownara at B r Y. Furniture, Planoa. Fixtures. eta wCo. New Rataa. New Plana DETROIT LOAN A TRUST CO., T 41 IfICHIOAN-AVE. Ix>ok for electric sign Second floor. Houra Hal gaily Take jatalra MONEY TO \OAN to aalarled am ployaa, alao to ownara of furniture, planoa fixture*. etc. One half the rate of big advertisers. Call and see. AMERICAN LOAN CO., 411 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BLDG MONEY to loan on real estate; real ee- jaxchangfeia a specialty. Ebert. 409 Majestic bldg. ■DHKBiI OPPORTUNITIES. BILLIARD and pool tables, soda foun tains, bought, sold and repaired. Gao. Marsh A Cos.. I Farmar-st. DO YOU nsed capital to extend or start business? If so, write me before ar ranging elsewhere; exceptional facili ties placing stocks, bonds quickly. EVERETT DUFOUR. Corporation At torney, La Droit bldg, waahlagtou, D C. GROW MUSHROOMS— FuII Instruc tlons In exchange for piano, phon ograph, typewriter, or anything equal value; this la a money -maker; I nave not the time to push It. Can be grown anywhere. Address box A, No. Detroit Times. FOR B ALE. OR WILL TRADE for a good farm, value about >3,500, close to town, and school; a prosperous dry goods and ahoa business, all good, clean up-to-date merchandise; old es tablished business; town 000, only on# competitor. Robert Adamson. North Adams, Mich. I HAVE a valuable patent for sale; pa pers just isausd; this Is a sure mon ey-maker; will sell right. Address box A. No. 94. Detroit Timas. HAVE a billiard parlor outfit which 1 will sell cheap to soma one on easy terms; answer qutok. Don't answer —unless you mean business. Address B. box 41, Detrol* Times. IF YOU ANSWER this advertisement It may be worth more to you than all the others you have ever answered In your Ufa: I can put you next to a mall older plan that may be worth iitmdieds of dollars to you; It’s a good one and a aure winner; par ticulars free. O. E. Cousins, 25 Vlr glnla-ave.. Indianapolis, Ind. 13, 000 BUYS a brick dwelling and feed store; also feed mill; doing fine busi ness; must sell account of sickness. Inquire W. P. Hall. Wayne. PERSON XUS. HAIR REMOVED by electrolysis. with out pain or ecar; electric face and scalp massage. Miss K. L. Hubbard. 401 Washington Arcade. Main 1197. LADltife hie up-to-date and be yoUr own home manicurist, learn how to beau tify the h*>r. skin, eto.. and remove all facial blemishes; I will answer all questions you wish to know. Send 15c to stamps to P. O. box 339, De troit. Mich. NOTICE If any poor girl Is In trouble needing advice, friendship or help, write or call on Ensign Mogensen. •II Fort-st west. Salvation Army. TIAN AIMOCIATION. WuUBItH and Clifford. ARTrSfIC HAIR DRBBBTNO. Shampooing scalp treat manta for falling hair and dandruff, manicuring and facial maaaage; doll wigs, switches, turban puffs, coronation braids, pom padours. and transforma tions at lowest prices. MADAME LORAIN KEN NEDY, second floor, Pard ridge A Blackwell stora Phone Park 1. sv Wetherbee Building 1S«-1II.1M FARMER-IT. Smith's—-Dress Plaiting and Buttons Covered to Order. Weth arbee bids., 110 Farmer-at. third door from John R-st„ Detroit. Mich. Phone M tfll-J. "SPBSHULFIT" drop ekirta. any oolor, 11. Third risor. Wetherbee bid*. Mmnan CAkDt. HORBEB and oowa removed promptly. Phone Mil)eabach Brea. Weal 101-fie. Had Just Mat With Ona. Stella —If you mat with an accident you are alwaya described aa young and pretty. Bella—Well, a man gave me hla seat In a car today.—New York Sun. Suffering and Dollars Saved. B. 8. Doper, of Marllla, N. Y„ aaya: “I am a carpenter and have had many severe cuts healed by Bucklen'e Arnica Salve. It has saved me suf fering and dollars. It la by far the best healing salve I have ever found.** Heals burns, scree, ulcera, fever sores, ecsema and piles. 250 at R. C. Klnscl, Central Drug Cos., >Oray A Worcester, druggists. Who’s Your Dealer? When you order your fuel ask him if “there’s a sav ing" if you buy genuine Gas Coke. Every dealer in Detroit will say a good word for Genuine Gas Coke They know that you get 81 lbs. more fuel for your dollar. They sell hundreds of tons»to satisfiedfcustom ers that save money bytes use. M. 71 |Mf tta. Detroit City Gas Cos. Ther»‘» a saving. *3® Wood#M4 h®*- THE IDEAL IN i ENGINE BLILBIItj It would aeern that the ideal of en-l glne eonHiruction bad been reached i In the alngle-aeilng, compound ateam aengina now on ex bibiton at the Da* trolt Steam Kngtne Co.'a plant, No. It Oilman at., where It la attracting great attention on the part of automo bile and motor boat men. One not h mechanic would probably wonder how 1 sWM j "y cl j 'i^-K JOHN D. Mac LACHLAN. such power is claimed for his little engine can be forthcoming from such a small package, for it la a very un pretentious-looking affair, measuring only 37 inches lopg, SI inches wide and 14 Inches high. Yet it la capable of developing from 30 to 40 horsepow er with 300 to 400 pounds of steam at 100 H. P. M., and, if necessary, the power can be doubled by a slight, movement of the lever which governs all its operations. It weighs 390 pounds complete. This engine, which derives It* gxeat power from the use of superheated steam, is the invention of John D. MacLachlan, who made his first en gine when he was a boy of 11 years. Since then thia Ingenious Inventor has built no less than 14 distinct types of engines, each an Improvement on its predecessor, until In this latest type he has reached what engine men are Inclined to regard as the acme of per fection. A feature of the single-acting com pound engine that cannot fall to ap peal to engine usera is the absence of Intricate accessories which have hitherto made the application of steam to commou, everyday vehicles so im practicable. Inventor MacLachlan gave a startling exhlblton of the flexibility of operation when, simply by rapid hand action of the lever, he reversed the action of the engine four tinea In one second while the engine was run ning at the rate of 1,000 revolutions per minute. The engine is manufac tured by the Detroit Steam Engine Cos., under the personal supervision of Mr. MacLachlan. NEW PLAYHOUSE IS VERYCOMPLETE THEATER COMIQUE, FINELY EQUIPPED, THROWB OPEN |TE DOORB MONDAY AFTERNOON. A playhouse of the people is the new Theater Comique, which opens Its doors at 1:30 Monday afternoon* Vaudeville, Illustrated «*oug and mov ing pictures will be the means of ea* tertainment for this bright little place. Little remains of the appearancq of the old Crystal theater. The entire auditorium has been remodeled and improved in every way, so that al though the theater seats only 700 per sons, it is practically as complete as an opera house of the first-class. It Is the largest theater of Its kind In the country and the management aims to make It the best. New and elaborate decorations In pleasing designs lend their charm to the place, the lighting system Is new and perfect, and the seating plan has been rearranged so as to give all the patrons a better view of the stage than was formerly the case. Marble Is the material for the box-office, en trances and exits. Absolute security has been provided In the placing of the moving picture machine, which is enclosed in an as bestos compartment, boxed In with sine, making it fireproof. The ven tllatlng.system is also new. M Msllsw—Done Right- T J*E* PrlatlM Cos„ 15 John R.-st. Phone HIX Page Seven.

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