Lansing State Journal from Lansing, Michigan • Page 13

is is is is is is is is is WEDNESDAY THE STATE JOURNAL OCTOBER 9, 1918 13 HEALTH OFFICERS COMBAT INFLUENZA State Closing Order Held- Up; Educational Drive Started Against Malady. There will be a campaign of education carried on by the state health department and local health authorities throughout the state in an effort to prevent the spread of Spanish influenza. This course of action, toNiger with the matter of closing theaters and other public places, will be left in the main to local health boards, with the state department giving whatever assistance be needed. This manner of combating the influenza was decided on at the conference of health officers with R. M.

Olin of the state health departfrom cities with two or ment afternoon. Reports Tuesdaerent three exceptions showed that the socalled epidemic was at yet very light and it was the consensus of opinion that a state wide closing order would be far too drastic at this time. Jackson Leads State. Jackson has the largest number of "flu" cases among the civilian population of any place in the state the number Tuesday totaling about 370. It may be necessary to close some of the theaters in other places if the eases continue to increase.

Battle Creek reported about 120 cases, and the situation was not considered serious enough to contemplate closing public places. Lansing reported about 50 cases. Mt. Clemens, with Selfridge Field 1o- cated near its suburbs, is entirely free from the epidemic, while Bay City. Flint, Grand Rapids, Owosso, Pontiac, Niles and Muskegon each have a few cases.

Co-operation of the families in each city or community was considered the essential thing to bring effective results in controlling the spread of the disease. The following resolutions were adopted at the meeting and Dr. Olin stated they would be the basis of instructions to be forwarded to all places in the state: Dr. Olin's Instructions. 1-All cases should be promptly reported to health officer.

2--Placard where practicable. 3-All children with colds be excluded from school at least 48 hours. 4-Leaving the advisability of forbidding public gatherings in hands of local authorities. 5--The' moving picture theaters to be used for preventative educational purposes and managers do their utmost to exclude and eject coughing and sneezing patrons. 6-Recommend that schools, churches, newspapers and a all available sources be used to enlighten the public as to the nature, danger and prevention of influenza.

7-We believe that influenza is spread by close contact, where coughing and sneezing prevalent. Therefore avoid crowds and cover up nose and mouth when coughing or sneezing. 8-Warning If you have a. fe. ver.

go to bed and stay there until temperature has been normal three days, and thus avoid pneumonia. In accordance with the action taken by the health officers from different cities of the state in conference with Dr. R. M. Olin of the state board Tuesday, Dr.

H. L. Wright, city health director of Lansing advises the people to take every precaution against the contraction and spread of the Spanish influenza. He says: "About the best insurance one can out these days is to consult your family physician and get him to prescribe a nose and throat spray as a preventive measure against influenza and pneumonia. There was never a time in our history when prevention was more needed.

Your time and your life are worth more now than ever before. Do not take any unnecessary chances." Husband's Death Follows That of Wife, Same Cause Special to the State Journal. MASON, Oct. services will be held Thursday afternoon for James Van Camp, whose home was near Dansville. Mrs.

Van Camp died very suddenly a week ago Monday following a brief illness with pneumonia. Her husband also contracted the disease the next day after her death. Funeral services for his wife had to held out of doors. owing to his serious illness within the home. The couple had lived in that vicinity for the past 15 years or more.

They leave no children. Aurelius Woman Dies. Mrs. Harvey Fields, aged 60, of Aurelius died Monday night after a lingering illness of several months. Her home had been in Aurelius for 28 years.

She is survived by five sons and two daughters, also three sisters, one living in Ohio and two in Leslie. Funeral will be held Thursday at the home. Farmer Dies. Bert C. Doolittle, a properous farmer living just north Mason, died Monday night, after a long illness.

He was the youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Ruel Doolittle and was born December 19. 1875. On April 10.

1895 he married Miss Edna Cross. He is survived by his wife, and four children, E. Ross, Hugh, Mae and Don; also by one brother. Clark, whose home is in Idaho. Mr.

Doolittle was a member of the Mason Odd Fellows. and K. of P. Funeral services will be held at the home Thursday afternoon at 7 o'clock. Supervisors to Meet.

The October session of the board nt supervisors will convene in Mason next Monday at 10 a. m. EAST EAGLE. Special to the State Journal. EAST EAGLE, Oct.

here of Mrs. Jennie Land of Lansing received news of her death early Tuesday morning. Mrs. Land was a sister of Mrs. Nellie Pennington.

now of Lansing but a former restdent of this and Mrs. Cecil Shaw and family, Mrs. L. Bon of South Delta, Mias Lizzie Shaw and Win. Shaw of Delta visited at Josiah Allen's ThursMiss Lizzie Shaw remained to visit relatives for a and Mrs.

Dan Magsig and sons of Wacousta were Sunday guests at A. F. and Mrs. Clyde Kaley and son of Lansing were week-end guests at George Hemingway'. -George Legal and Miss Mary Newman were married Saturday.

AN me ATLANTIC PORT--An American steamer arrived in port Tuesday night carrying all but seven of crew of another steamer with which she was in collision off the coast Monday. PUBLISHER'S SON DIES OF INFLUENZA Harry McGrath, Charlotte, Was Engaged in Government Research Work. CHARLOTTE, Oct. 9. News has been received here from Mr.

and Mrs. Harry T. McGrath, who were called to Washington, D. last week by the serious illness of their son McGrath, that he passed away Monday evening, death being due to Spanish influenza. The and had been engaged in scientific young man was about 26 years old research for the bureau of standards, having spent the past summer at the naval base at New London, Conn.

He graduated from the Charlotte high school with the class of 1910 and later graduated from the University of Michigan and became an instructor in chemistry there. His wife was formerly Miss Marie Dunham of Concord, who before her marriage taught school here. Mr. McGrath's father is the publisher of thenthariotte Republican administrator, and also Eaton a former postmaster of Charlotte. Aged Resident Dies.

Harrison Sears, 82, died Sunday at the home of his son, Frank E. Beard, the druggist, and the funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at the house, Rev. Alfred F. Way officiating, assisted by Rev. H.

H. VanAuken, with interment at Maple Hill cemetery. Mr. Beard was one of a family of 13 children, all of whom have passed away except one brother. In April, 1859, a he was united in marriage with Miss Francina Stratton, who died in 1915.

He was a member of the Methodist church from early manhood. He is survived by three children, Mrs. Elsie Ochenpaugh of Bloomingdale, and Frank E. Beard and Fred H. Beard of Charlotte; also five grandchildren and three' great-grandchildren.

DEATHS OF RELATIVES COMES CLOSE TOGETHER Special to the State Journal. CHARLOTTE. Oct. and Mrs. Charles O.

Snavely of Charlotte, received a telegram Friday announcing the death of Mrs. Snaveley's brother-in-law, Elza McElfish, of Bedford county, and now Mr. Snavely has received news of the death of his brother, Frank Snavely of Grafton, Mr. McElfish spent nearly two months at the sanitarium at Battle Creek the past summer and then came to Charlotte, Mr. Snavely leaving with him August 20 for his home in Pennsylvania.

While there, Mr. Snavely was informed of the serious illness of his brother in West Virginia and he spent the first, week of September with him. The brother will be buried at Man's Chance, Pa. Because of the recent visits, Mr. and Mrs.

Snavely will not attend the funerals of their brother and brother-in-law. DANSVILLE. Special to the State Journal. DANSVILLE, Oct. new M.

E. pastor has moved here from Port Huron and filled the pulpit T. W. Mowe has returned from Pinkney where he has been taking -Mrs. Olive Dakin is attending the W.

C. T. U. convention at Williamston this week.Charles Benjamin and wife and H. D.

Osborne and attended the Fowlerville fair Snow of California is visiting his brother, Charles Shaw. -Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mann visited her parents near Leslie Friday.Charles Benjamin and wife and daughter, Esther, spent Sunday with their son, Chester at M. A.

Mary Rea of Mason, visited her daughter, Mrs. Elmer Bravender body of J. Davidson was laid to rest in Fair View cemetery.Ava Bravender and wife of Williamston visited at Lloyd Hayhoes Alga King died Friday after a short illness with typhoid fever. She leaves a husband. two children, Reno, aged eight and Robert, agen seven, her mother, Mrs.

Sarah Darrow and one brother, Floyd Darrow, who has been at the hospital at Ann Arbor for several weeks.Mr. and Mrs. George Murphy of Jackson visited their mother, Mrs. H. D.

Osborn Friday. Theo. Clickner and family and Charles Shaw, and son. Orvil were at the Fowlerville fair county convention was held at the Free Methodist church from Thursday until Sunday evening. Mrs.

James Hayhoe is entertaining her sister of Grand Rapids. -Mrs. Loceal Coe is visiting friends at Chelsea this Will Walker visited her sister at Stockhridge Sunday.Mrs. Alice Dobie of Detroit is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Park Ferguson.Mrs. C. M. Young was at Detroit the first of the week on and Mrs. Ed.

Ewers of Owosso Attended the Free Methodist convention here Sunday and were guests of her brother, Charles Shaw. -Mfr. and Mrs. Wesley Shopbel received word Monday morning that W. H.

Powers tended the funeral Wednesday morning. of Lansing had passed away. They at- HOLT. By Associated Press. HOLT.

Oct. Elma Weigman was called to Ft. Taylor, Louisville, as Red Cross nurse and left this week.Born tO Mr. and Mrs. Harry Froedtert October 4.

a and Mrs. Frank Laffingwell and son, Walter, of Mt. Mr. and Mrs. A.

Small of near Battle Creek Pleasant visited relatives here this week.are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Ernest Tillie Thorburn has purchased the house and lot of the Rice estate In the Maude Park. Mr. and Mrs. C.

Manz and Glenn spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Aldrich of East Lansing.

WANTED--MALE HELP WANTED-Boys for pin setting Empire Bowling Alley. MEN wanted for construction work. Michigan Power Co. ATTRACTIVE NEW HOME FOR SALE Call and jook this over before buying. No.

614 South Chestnut street. Faces east. Has fireplace, soft water plumbing, colonial candle electric fixtures, ment windows, and fine large garage. Owner at house. Bell phone 2721.

WANTED--MALE HELP WORKMEN-We repair your shoes while you wait, soles and heeis put on in 20 minutes, open for your convenience from m. to 8 p. m. The Shoe Hospital, 205 E. Mich.

Wentworth Bldg. 39 machine operator. WANTED Milling Lansing Stamping Tool Co. WANTED--Man for Janitor and general work. Allen DeKleine Co.

WANTED-Mechanical draftsman with at least one year's experience. Address A. E. Wilkins, 716 West Hillsdale. Citz.

Phone 7805. bus boy. $50 a month and board. Hotel Downey. Inquire head waitress.

WANTED AT ONCE for government work in Lansing factories 150 LABORERS Apply at once. Community Labor Board, 303 Bauch Bldg. Hours 8-12; 1-4. ienced in selling men's furnishings, a WANTED--Man above draft expersteady position for a man active and willing. Box 32, care State Journal.

21 MEALS for $4.59. Havens Restaurant. 322 N. Washington. WANTED--Good steady boy for packing small packages, steady work and good pay to right boy.

Inquire Thoman Milling Co. GOOD PAINTER wanted, come ready for work in a. m. 216 S. Wash.

ave. WANTED -Lathe and screw machine men. Ideal Engine Co. WANTED--Every workingman to know that Brown's Store for Men is the place to hats, shoes and furnishings." WANTED Married man on farm. Harry E.

Saier, Seedman, 109-111 E. Ottawa. WANTED--FEMALE HELP. Telephone Operating Offers a Patriotic Service for Young Women THE BELL TELEPHONE SYSTEM OF THE COUNTRY IS PLAYING AN IMPORTANT PART IN THE CONDUCT OF THE WAR. MESSAGES OF VITAL IMPORTANCE TO THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT ARE PASSING OVER THE TELEPHONE 'VIRES HOURLY.

RESPONSIBLE YOUNG WOMEN ARE NEEDED FOR SERVICE AT THE TELPHONE. SWITCHBOARDS SO THAT THESE MESSAGES, AS WELL AS OTHERS NECESSARY TO COMMERCIAL LIFE OF THE CITY AND NATION, MAY BE HANDLED QUICKLY AND ACCURATELY. TELEPHONE OPERATING IS INTERESTING, PLEASANT, AND A NENT CLASS OF WORK. NO PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE IS NECESSARY. SALARIES PAID FROM THE FIRST DAY OF EMPLOYMENT AND ARE INCREASED RAPIDLY AND REGULARLY.

THERE ARE MANY OPPORTUNITIES FOR ADVANCEMENT. APPLY TO CHIEF OPERATOR, MICHIGAN STATE TELEPHONE COMPANY. 121 S. GRAND AVE. COMPETENT woman for housework, 130 E.

Kilborn. WANTED-Competent girl for general housework, small family, good wages. Apply 202 S. Cedar. Bell 337-R.

COMPETENT girl wanted for housework. family of 3. very best wages. Apply mornings 606 N. Wash.

Bell 1106-J. WANTED--Girl for general housework. References. 220 North Sycamore. WANTED-Girls for laundry work, highest wages paid.

Lansing Laundry Co. GIRL WANTED to wait on trade, E. Franklin, National Shoe Repair Shop. WANTED--Women for extra work few nights a week. short hours, good pay, experience not necessary.

Hotel Kerns. See Mr. Collins. WANTED -Girl for light housekeeping, 135 Leslie st. WANTED- Allen DeKleine.

WANTED--Competent maid for house312 Genesee. Bell 90-R. PUBLIC OWNERSHIP League meeting Thursday evening at 7:30, at council chambers. LADIES WE are sample dyers, you get the color you want. South Lansing French Dry Cleaning Dye Works.

Both phones. We call and deliver. Competent housekeeper. references required, best wages. 226 W.

Ionia. GIRL FOR housework. Mrs. J. P.

Edmonds. 531 S. Capitol. MAID FOR general housework. Bell 1216 M.

618 N. Wash. WANTED girl and waitress. Hotel Kerns Cafeteria. Hotel Kerns.

Kitchen and pantry women. DINING ROOM girl, Peninsular Cafeteria. HAVE A PROFESSION SPECIALIZE IT PAYS There is a constant demand for competent operators of Burroughs Calculating and Burroughs Bookkeeping machines. Young women who complete the course can secure attractive salaries and steady employment. Day and evening classes.

BURROUGHS ADDING MACHINE SCHOOL 213 City National Bank Ridg. Lansing. Mich. FLUFF RUGS made out of old carpets Acme Carpet Cleaning Co. PERSONAL.

PUBLIC OWNERSHIP League meeting Thursday evening at 7:30, at council chambers. NOTARY PUBLIC with seal. H. F. Balcam, 309 Wiison Bldg Citz.

3361. Bell 7695-M. PIANO TUNING. S. B.

Tichenor, Citz. phone 3296. Bel! 1708. WANTED--SITUATION PRACTICAL NURSING, contagious, surgical obstetrical and medical, 125 Woodlawn ave. POSITION -By middle aged woman thoroughly competent, can give the best of reference, would prefer going.

south. Box 8, Journal. WANTED- Position as bookkeeper or clerical work. Box 14, State Journal. Citz.

7211. WANTED- Paper hanging and painting. EXPERIENCED young woman with business education desires position as stenographer, can furnish excellent recommendation from former employer. Address Box 63, State Journal. CALL W.

L. Johnson to clean and pair your furnace. Citz. 7282. Bell 2492.

REPAIR WORK carpenter, cement, brick work, prompt attention. Citz. 51520: ASHES. RUBBISH. dirt.

manure hauled promptly. Citz. 6775. ASTERS 1405-J. Citz.

rubbish shandied promptly. WANTED--EITHER "EX. CHICKEN pickers wanted, pay four three quarters cent on springs, four and quarter on fowl. Swift Co. MEN AND women wanted.

Squire Dingee. Pickle 712 S. Hosmer. FOR RENT -ROOMS FOR RENT-3 furnished light housekeeping rooms with bath. $4.50 per week, 2 blocks from Prudden factory.

1021 Orchard. FURNISHED housekeeping rooms, ground floor, private front and back entrance, $4.50 per week. 1018 E. Kalamazoo st. Citz.

phone S970. STRICTLY MODERN furnished rooms for light housekeeping, steam heat, 204 W. Kalamazoo. TWO WELL heated connected rooms furnished for light housekeeping, near Gier plant, 1417 Larch st. Bell 306-M.

FOR RENT -Nicely furnished rooms for young men away from home. Rates $2.50 to $5 per week. Y. M. C.

A. 114 W. Michigan ave. FOR RENT-2 well furnished heated light housekeeping rooms, close to all south end factories. 1717 Todd ave.

TWO NICELY furnished newly decorated rooms with or without board in private family, privileges. 809 E. Mich. Citz. 7514." LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING rooms, modern, steam heat.

219 S. Capitol ave. WILL RENT my completely furnished home for less than cost of two light housekeeping rooms. Inquire after 7 p. m.

at 1009 W. Main st. Citz. 9661. FURNISHED and unfurnished rooms, 215 N.

Pennsylvania. LIGHT housekeeping rooms, no children, private entrance. 1612 S. Washington. FOR RENT Suite of furnished rooms, strictly modern, 907 E.

Michigan. FIVE completely furnished rooms for housekeeping, two of them sleeping rooms, moderate rent, 429 Dorrance Place. Citz. 7098. FURNISHED front rooms for rent, 112 1-2 E.

Allegan. MODERN FURNISHED housekeeping rooms, reasonable, near Reo. 1404 Beech. ROOMS, CENTER OF CITY. NICE TION.

NO CAR HEAT. COZY WINTER QUARTERS. GRAND. FOR RENT--Furnished rooms for light housekeeping, modern, outside entrance. 518 W.

St. Joe. TWO DESIRABLE housekeeping rooms with heat, lights and gas for cooking all furnished. 818 N. Washington.

Bell 1172-J. PLEASANT furnished rooms. close in, modern. 227 Shiawassee. FOR RENT-Steam heated rooms.

suitable for two gentlemen, on first floor, with privato entrance, 524 W. Ionia. FURNISHED house for rent. Stafford Real Estate. Both phones.

LARGE FRONT rooms suitable for 2 gentlemen. Inquire S. Wash. ave. FURNISHED and heated housekeeping rooms, 529 S.

Sycamore. ROOMS fer light bousekeepluy. Grand and at 117 N. Larch. PLEASANT front room, 115 W.

Hillsdale st. Call after 5. FURNISHED housekeeping rooms, 909 W. Hillsdale, 5 minutes walk from Olds, private entrance. Bell 1359-R.

FOR RENT--Furnished light housekeeping room. Citz. 8256, 902 E. Shiawassee. FURNISHED rooms for rent, steam heat.

121 1-2 Wash. ave. S. BOARD AND ROOMS. ROOM AND board for two ladies in lodern private home, reasonable rates.

611 N. Butler. BOARD AND ROOM, 203 E. Lenawee. WANTED--TO RENT.

WANTED--To farm with everything furnished. Warren James, East Lansing, R. D. No. 1.

Bell 7125F22. Cail after 8 a. m. WANTED--Six or seven room modern house, southwest of city preferred, between now and Nov. 1st, by family of four adults, can furnish reference.

Box 7, State Journal. WANTED ROOMS WANTED--By refined couple, furnished one or two rooms and kitchenette, west side, state location and Box 70, State Journal. FOR RENT FARM FOR rent, my 90-acre farm with or without stock and tools, good buildings, 3 miles from town, money deposit required. See Jones, 608 Lansing State Savings Bank. 29 TYPEWRITERS for rent.

L. C. Smith and Underwoods, delivered to any part of the city. Typewriter Sales 319 Tussing Citz. 2595.

Bell 629. LARGE GARAGE. 1092 E. Michigan. FOR RENT- -Pianos, Columbia Grafonolas, and sewing machines.

Budd's Musio House. FOR -Office, 401 State Sav. Bk. FOR RENT--HOUSES SIX-ROOM and bath, 110 1-2 Custer, $15. F.

H. Thoman, 123 1-2 E. Ottawa. SIX-ROOM house, 304 1 Magnolia North, $12. F.

H. Thoman, 123 1-2 E. Ottawa. FOR SALE HEATING STOVE for sale. 719 Chicago ave.

Bell 679-R. HOUSE 324 Grand River East sing. modern, 16 rooms, centrally 1o- cated, good rooming proposition. Call Citz. 3255.

SEVEN-ROOM terrace light, pleasant and easily heated, one-half block from car line. Inquire 818 Eureka. FOR -Modern 6-room house, Oakland ave. Call Citz. 3593.

FOR RENT -Modern furnished house, 1428 York $30 a month. Call 1425 New York or Citz. 4642. FURNISHED modern house, 318 S. Butler.

HOUSE FOR rent near Olds and car line, $12.50 per Inquire elevator man Wilson Building. FOR RENT- -Seven room house with garage. Clark. FOR RENT- Furnished house 2 1-2 blocks from capitol. Inquire 605 W.

Allegan. HOUSE FOR rent, $15. House for rent $22. Wm. B.

Vetter. Citz. 4028. Bell 2278-J. 7-ROOM.

house. fireplace, modern except furnace, large lawn. shade, garden. fruit, central. 916 Center.

Citz. 8723. A COSY. FURNISHED HOME modern, six rooms and bath, Areplace, for $35 per month, located at 801 Bancroft ave. Call Oscar C.

Bleed, 110 West Allegan St. Citz. telephone 6378. FOR RENT- RENT-Semi-bungalow. 7 rooms and bath, near Olds, good place for boarders.

Inquire 912 Isaac. FOR RENT--By R. C. Peez Real Estate strictly modern house, 6 rooms and bath, newly papered and woodwork all newly varnished, 2 apartment cellar. A 1 furnace, one block from car line on east side.

Call R. C. Peez Real Estate Bell phone 136. Residence 1355-J. FOR RENT -HOUSES FOR RENT Beautiful house, garage and large lawn, 1 block from car line in northwest part of city, 1-2 of winter's fuel in basement.

Citz. 2441. Bell 1630-M. Evenings Bell 1151-R. FOR RENT--Six room modern house furnished, $20.

Call between 6 and 7 p. m. 1116 W. St. Joseph.

FOR RENT--A A furnished home. Call at 421 Ionia st. Phone 2052 Citz. phone. FOR RENT-Five-room house, 2 blocks from Olds, rent reasonable.

Citz. 3026. Bell 1785-W. MODERN furnished ba house for rent reasonable. 210 S.

ch Chestnut. FOR RENT-House, 1000 Washington S. John Clear, 116 Marshall st. FOR RENT -Lower halt of house at 300 N. Cedar.

Bell phone 2289-M. FOR RENT-7-room house. strictly modern, 424 S. Fairview, has been renting for $22 will take $20 from reliable party. Bell 546-J.

FOR RENT-7-room house barn in northeast part of city. Citz. 9313, 737 N. Larch. FOR RENT-House at 217 North Chestnut very low rental right down town.

Inquire Thoman Milling Co. STRICTLY MODERN eight-room and bath. steam heated. brick house, 213 E. Hillsdale.

F. H. Thoman, 123 1-2 E. Ottawa. FOR -APARTMENTS.

419 W. St. Joseph St. three-room furnished dat for light housekeeping, heated, modern and up to date. Inquire at 421 St.

Joseph West. FOR RENT-5-room flat, corner Chestnut and Isaac, no children. Inquire Reo Grand Hotel. REARS SUITE, 5 rooms and bath, steam heat. Call 8450.

MODERN fat, 5 rooms and bath. oak finish, on Jefferson. Citz. 7729. HADLEY APARTMENTS, and Chestnut, modern furnished apartment, 3 and 4 rooms and bath, second floor, first class people only.

VERY PLEASANT furnished apartment. 5 rooms and bath on east side. Bell 595-M. FOR RENT-5-room apartment with bath. steam heat.

reasonable rent to right party. 420 W. Ionia. 5-ROOM apartment, steam heat, strictly modern. 220 W.

Lapeer. 5 FURNISHED rooms for housekeeping, 318 W. Willow, no children. Apply 534 North Capitol ave. 5-ROOM apartment, 1443 E.

Michigan. Call Citz. 2640. FIVE ROOMS and bath. Inquire 229 S.

Fairview ave. MODERN apartment, references required. Inquire E. J. Shassberger.

Citz. 51220. MODERN 5-room apartment with sleepIng porch, 304 S. Holmes. Citz.

2088. Bell 945. VERY DESIRABLE 5-room apartment 3 blocks from capitol, $26. 627 Ottawa. LOST AND FOUND.

LOST- Monday, Sept. 30, girl's black vepossibly Plaza. Reward, State Journal. LOST -Monday 12 letter addressed E. R.

Poole, representing R. L. Polk General Delivery, P. 0. North Capitol, opposite postoffice or city hall or south side of W.

Ottawa, value to others. Leave General Delivery. postoffice. Reward. red Durham cow.

M. E. Walker. Both STRAYED FROM my pasture Thursday, Phones. FOUND -At theater, fur Jar.

Call Citz. 2433. LOST--A lady's gold watch, diamond star on one side of case, monogram C. P. G.

on other. Reward 1f returned to 426 Washington ave. S. LOST -Female white and tan Fox Terrier pup, answers to the name of "Queene." Reward if returned to 420 N. Larch st.

Citz. phone 9350. LOST -On Oct. 4th, between Shiawassee street and Auto Wheel taking course of park and railroad, a sum of money. Liberal reward if returned to 805 Vine st.

LOST -Oct. 7. in Lansing. a Japanese card case. it contains cards of owner and handkerchief, prized as gift.

Reward. Mrs. R. M. Tubbs, Howell.

Mich. LOST -Monday night between. auditorjum and 531 N. Capitol, brooch set with pearls. Call Citz.

5950s. LOST -Lady's gold watch. Huntington case. Leave 125 Cottage ave. Citz.

51674. Reward. LOST -Sunday night between Grand Trunk depot and W. Michigan ave. tan suit case containing books and clothing.

contained name Beardsley, Hersey, Michigan. Return to Lansing Taxi Cab Co. ON EAST Michigan in the Wentworth building you will find Lansing's best shoe repair shop. Soles and heels put on in twenty minutes while you wait. Yes we call for and deliver.

Bell 444. Citz. 0660. WANTED TO BUY WANT TO buy a reed sulky. Bell 1615-M or 829 S.

Chestnut. MODERN fire proof safe for books and papers, not overly large. South Lansing Real Estate Insurance Co. BUYING OLD cars, paying more than they are worth for junk. We are selling repairs for all makes of cars, 902 E.

Shia wassee. Citz. 8256. GOOD TOP SOIL. Citz.

3516. WE PAY MORE FOR MEN'S CAST OFF CLOTHING AND SHOES. LET US KNOW. 115 D. WASH.

Citz. 4738. WANTED TO BUY--Your old ingrain and Brussels carpets for cash. Call Acme Carpet Cleaning either phone. WANTED--MISCELLANEOUS WANTED-Men's suits to press perfectly.

50c. Harry Tallmadge, S. Wash. AUTOMOBILES. FOR SALE--My 490 Chevrolet, the neatest looking and running little car in city, newly painted and very good tires, electric starter and motor fine, will sell for $425.00.

Going over there. 115 E. Kitborn. FOR GUARANTEED vulcanizing and "Insyde See Marvin Stevenson, 107 N. Cedar at.

BETTER LET US INSPECT YOUR BATTERY. Lansing Battery Shop. NEARLY NEW. 5 passenger car, self starter. electric lights, good condition.

best of reason for selling. Call evenings, 909 E. Kalamazoo st. FOR SALE-Six cylinder Studebaker, newly painted and new top. all in A No.

1 condition, cheap for cash or will take Ford touring as part payment. Capitol Trimming Paintng Co. Bell 125-J. FOR SALE-1914 Maxwell touring car. $225.00.

Cali after 5 o'clock. 1125 Lee st. AUTOMOBI storage, steam heat, $4 and $5 pe month. Mills Auto Sales Company, 414 Washington North. Both phones.

Radiators Repaired Jot Smith evenings and Sundays. 1000 S. Chestnut. Bell phone 1615-J. TWO REPUBLIC trucks for sale cheap, 429 Dorrance Place.

Citz. 7098. GET or OUR recovering prices on your repainting we your have auto! jatest in plate glass for back curtains Capitol Trimming 'Painting 315 S. Capitol ave. Bell 125-J.

Citz. 7878. EXPERT Radiator Repairing Mac's Radiator Shop. Prompt Service Work Guaranteed. 105 E.

Kalamazoo St. BATTERIES for all makes of cars, at Barker- Fowler Electric Co. FOR SALE-Reo 6, Ave passenger: Oldsmobile model 43. Oldsmobile. model 44; 1915 tour cylinder Oakland.

Union Garage, 129 Washtenaw st. Charles A. proprietor. FOR SAI.F--BUSINESS. FOR SALE--Groceries, confectionery and soda fountain fixtures, in good location, doing fair business, rent reasonable, the reason for selling, lack of help, part down and balance monthly.

928 E. Michigan, corner Pennsylvania ave. REAL ESTATE. REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE OR RENT 5 rooms and bath at 1552 Ballard modern but furnace, nice lot, will take $100 down to right party or will take Liberty bonds or vacant lot.

Ask KENNEY OR SAYERS 600 Lansing State Savings Bank Bldg. Citz. 2521, 3492 Bell 1690. FOR SALE APPLES FOR sale, $1 per bushel. Inquire 701 W.

Main. LEAVING CITY, furniture for sale, 915 Clark st. BROWN REED baby cab, 201 N. Sycamore. Citz.

4952. HOUSEHOLD goods for sale, 327 S. Walnut. GOOD BICYCLE for sale, first class. Call evenings.

121 E. Franklin. FOR SALE- Gas range, piano box, packing barrels, center table. chicken incubator. Inquire 230 N.

Chestnut. 23 FOR SALE Seven tons loose clover hay, near Park lake. Citz. phone 7706. FOR SALE-20 yards of linoleum, 1717 Todd ave.

PIANO BENCH and Oriole go-cart cheap. Inquire 1018 or 1014 William st. TWO MEDIUM size safes for sale. Call at 740 E. Shiawassee, or Bell phone 19.

FOR SALE -One sewing machine, never been used, must be sold, cheap for cash, also best piano in the city, cheap for cash, one Irving piano must be sold, a bargain. John E. Wood, 1134 N. Wash. ave.

Both phones. 23 COAL (OLD HICKORY) Egg-We have exclusive sale in Lansing of this white ash coal, price $7.35 per ton. The best coal you can get for your furnace. LIBERTY FUEL SUPPLY CO. 621 E.

Shiawassee 23 PUBLIC OWNERSHIP League meeting Thursday evening at 7:30, at council chambers. FURNITURE cheap for cash, house to rent. Citz. 7071. NOW IS the time to give us your order for winter potatoes, at the right price with a guarantee to keep and cook good.

We have just 700 bushel that we can deliver in your cellar at $1.50 per bushel. John Seymour, 416 N. Grand Citz. phone 4087. RUGS, GAS range and household furniture.

316 S. Grand. FOR SALE-10x12 rug and couch. 222 Leglie. FOR SALE- Under feed soft coal stove, first class condition, 815 Larned.

HOUSEHOLD goods, 815 W. Ottawa st. FOR SALE -Pianos and player pianos, Aeolian Vocalions, Columbia Grafonolas. White sewing machines, Columbla recand player rolls. Budd'a Musio Houge.

FOR SALE -Now and second hand sewing machines and everything in used furniture, will sell on installments and will buy used furniture. 411 N. Wash. SECOND HAND GOODS bought and sold, prices are right. Smith 224 N.

I Washington ave. Citz. 9356. SECOND- HAND goods bought and sold, stoves repaired and stored. F.

Morotsky, 307 E. Mich, ave. Citz. 7041, Bell 1875-J. SAVE BUY Ane 8.

nand overcoats. $2.50 up. 118 S. Grand. CItz.

7716. MUSICAL SPECIALS. PLAYTONA player piano, only $432, wonderful value. was $650. easy payments.

Grinnell 219 N. Wash. $137 Buys Straube piano, was $300. Rare summer resort sale special. Pay week1.0 Bros.

or monthly. Wash. Don't delay. Grinnell HAVE your piano tuned and repaired now by one of our ractory experts. All work guaranteed.

Grinnell 219 N. Washington. Citz. 2470; Bell 743. HUNTINGTON piano, $260 for $325 style, rare bargain during summer resort sale.

payments. Grinnell 219 N. Wash. FARMS. WE HAVE for sale or rent some choice farms in Ionia county, if in want of ether call on Bell or Citizens phone.

Strachan Strachan, Muir, Mich. 193-ACRE farm in the township of Watertown, 1 1-2 miles east of Watertown center. This must be sold, cheap Inquire Fred Stoll. 201 North st. GOOD FARM lands, near Lansing, for sale on easy terms.

Lansing Co. FOR. SALE 170 acres of good land, a good stock farm. It has 9-room house, a 34x58 basement barn, tool shed, chicken house, hog house, well, cistern. 70 acres under the plow.

35 acres of timber (second growth) wire fences in good condition. It lays level, well drained, good ground, orchard, cherries, peaches, grapes. -3 miles from Morrice. This is a good stock farm and a money maker. Don't overlook this.

HOLMES REALTY AGENCY 120 ACRES, best of soil, well fenced and drained, six acres good hardwood timber, house old but comfortable, toilet, bath and hot water, large basement barn, tool. hog and hen house, feed cooker, windmill, fine orchard, six miles from Mason, will sell on contract or trade for smaller or city property. Willard I. Bowerman, 401 Lansing State Savings Bank. Bell 689F1.

Citz. 2501, 4487. FOR SALE 150 acres of as good land as a man would care to look at. 7-room house, good 40x52 basement barn, hip-roof, 13x30 steel silo, hog house, corn crib, garage, well, cistern, windmill. 135 acres under plow, no low land, 12 acres of sugar bush.

Clay loam soil, good wire fences, well drained. This lies just northwest of Dewitt, is in first class condition. If you are looking for a good farm don't overlook this. HOLMES REALTY AGENCY POULTRY AND STOCK. FOR SALE-One registered Holstein bull calf and some Shropshire ram lambs.

D. W. Roberts, Okemos, Michigan. FOR SALE -Registered Shropshire rams. Harry E.

Saier. Seedman, 109-111 E. Ottawa. FOR SALE- -Holstein cow giving milk. 216 W.

Madison. FOR SALE -HOUSES AND LOTS SALE -Strictly modern home on west side, oak Anish below and pine on second floor, steam heat, house is newly painted and in tine condition, one half block from car. L. G. Webert Real Estate, 308-9-10 Capital Nat'l.

Bank Citz. 2480. Bell 153. Beautiful W. Mich.

ave. home for sale, large lot 4x10, fine shade and vines, 9-room house, finely arranged, finished in oak down stairs, two grates, beautiful wide stairway, bedrooms finished in old ivory, best steam heating plant, soft water plumbing, located at head of Short st. 733 W. Mich. ave.

Citz. 8247. Terms very reasonable. BARGAIN-West side central, seven room modern house on fine lot with nice shade, close to belt line cars and high school. Owner expects to leave city.

Good chance to secure a fine located west side property at a bargain price around the $3,000 mark. J. M. Johnson, Cap. Nat'l.

Bank Bldg. 12 FOR SALE-6-room house on car line, five blocks from postoffice, lot worth $1500. Sell house and lot for $800 cash. 6-room cottage worth $2200, sell for $1600. New 5-room house and 3 acres of land, price $2600.

Several good bargains on west side. We also have several houses for rent. furnished or unfurnished. Tisdale, 105 Cap. Nat'l.

Bank Bldg. Bell 226. 26 BUNGALOW Here 1s a dandy 5-room bungalow not far out East Michigan on Dyer for sale at a bargain. This is modern except furnace. Let us show it to you.

Small price and small payments. HOLMES TY 373 Bell Auto. 2022 FOR down or Liberty bonds, six room oak finished home, you could not build this house today for the price asked for it now. lot is two by eight rods, east front, only two and a halt blocks from car. You can have possession at once.

L. G. Webert Real Estate, 308-9-10 Capital Nat'l. Bank Bldg. Citz.

2450. Bell 153. LOTS IN Grand Rapids and Jackson to trade for property any where. Holmes Realty. Auto 2022 Bell 373.

ARE YOU going to Greenville, Mulliken, Mason or St. Johns? We have property in all of the towns to sell or trade. Holmes Realty. Both phones. TWO FREE and clear lots to trade for cheap house.

Holmes Realty. Both phones. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Farms to Exchange 10 acres, small house, barn and well, lots of fruit, gravel road, 2 1- 2 miles to market. Price $1000, trade for house in Lansing. 40 acres, Ingham county, near good market, good road, $3600, trade for larger farm.

acres. good buildings. all kinds of fruit, on a car line close to small town, 7 miles from Ann Arbor. Price $4000, trade for home in Lansing. 70 acres, east of Lansing, some timber, plenty of wood and fence posts.

owner too old to work the farm. Price $6000, trade for small home in Lansing or near Lansing or sell on easy terms. 120 acres near St. Johns and car line, good farm. Price $110 per acre.

Will consider some trade or sell on easy terms. 40 acres, near St. Johns. Price $3500, to exchange for home up to $2500. City Property 3 lots near Michigan, clear, to exchange as first payment on house worth up to $5,000.

modern houses worth $10.500 to exchange for 100 acres within driving distance of Lansing. Modern, solid brick store building, clear. like new. paying 6 per cent on $15,000. A sure income, to exchange for good improved vacant lots.

Want to Buy Farms About 100 acres within driving distance of Lansing. If you have one for sale act quick. WRITE oR SEE Driver Kneeland (CENTRAL REAL ESTATE CO.) BELL 1632-MI. CITZ. 7583--8840 NIGHTS 1917 MODEL STUDEBAKER to exchange for vacant lot or equity in house.

714 N. Larch st. LANSING REAL estate to exchange for stock of shoes. Box 40. State Journal.

TO TRADE--Small new ail mo house store property. Call Citz. 6093. EQUITY IN house for car, lot or local stock. P.

O. Box 218. VACANT LOTS TO EXCHANGE FOR EQUITIES F. S. PORTER CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK BLDG.

CLEAR LOTS to trade tor substantial equities. W. I. Bowerman, 401 State Savings Bank. WILL EXCHANGE lot or lots for good auto.

Wm. B. Vetter. Citz. 4025.

GOOD INCOME property to exchange for small farm. Wm. B. Vetter. Citz.

4028. 20 ACRES near city to trade for good 80. 5 ACRES on car line for so to 100 acres. Wm. B.

Citz. 4028. Vertende Bell 2278-J. MISCELLANEOUS. PLACE YOUR ORDER for carpet cleaning with Wolverine Rug Co.

and save money and time. Both phones. PUBLIC OWNERSHIP League meeting Thursday evening at 7:30, at council chambers. WHEN YOU CAN'T FIND IT anywhere else, try the Vandervoort Co. UPHOLSTERING Call Citizens Phone 9426 E.

C. BURDEN. 216-218 Madison W. VARNISH, OIL, enamer, colors for sale cheap, job shop. 109 N.

Cedar. BEST SERVICE in upholstering. W. S. Schultz.

Bell 265-J. MIRRORS resiivered perfectly at Lansing Mirror Works. BUILDINGS moved anywhere. Floyd Rayner, Eaton Rapids. Bell phone.

STOVES bought and sold. Bement Stove Repair 122 E. Ottawa st. Both phones. AUCTION SALE.

AUCTION SALE of farm tools. grain, feed and stock. Oct. 15, 1-2 mile north of Rose church. 2 1-2 miles east Bath, 1-2 per cent goes to Red Cross of township of Bath.

Bird Cushman. HORSES AND VEHICLES. FOR SALE--One team chestnut horses. 8 years old. sound, weight 29 hundred.

D. N. Saylin. R. F.

D. No. 3, 4 miles south Lansing. REAL ESTATE. REAL ESTATE.

Fruit and Berry Farm A fine chance for you to get a place for small fruit and berries. There are on the place now about 30 apple trees and other fruit, small house and other out-buildings, land 1 Is a sandy loam, about 4 acres of alfalfa, balance was not cropped this year. This place 18 located 45 miles from Lansing and is right in one of the best little cities in central Michigan. You can buy this 18-acre place on your own terms, or will take lot as first payment. Your equity in land contract, or what have you? It must be sold and owner wishes to dispose of it this month.

Come in and talk it over with The J. W. Bailey Co. CITZ. 2402 ESTABLISHED 30 YEARS BELL 1015 PRUDDEN BLOCK WANTADRATES CASH RATE One cent per word for each consecutive insertion; minimum charge for first insertion 25 cents.

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Notice of fortune -telling, and voyants, medical, palmistry, astrology clairobjectionable personal items are not accepted. ANNOUNCEMENT. DEATH Marriage NOTICES, Birth Announcements. Licenses and Coming Events will be published in this column COMING EVENTS. Wednesday evening--Lansing Star Review, No.

7. regular meeting Wednesday evening in hall East Michigan ave. Initiation. Wednesday, 7:30 p. -Regular meeting of Gleaners Rebekah lodge, 74, O.

O. North Washington and I. Maple street. Friday, 7:30 p. convocation of Capital Chapter No.

9. R. A. in Masonic temple. Work on the M.

M. M. degree. Monday, communication of Lansing Lodge. No.

33. F. A. M. Third degree rehearsal immediately following.

CARD OF THANKS. We wish to extend our sincere thanks to many kind friends and relatives who so kindly assisted us in our late bereavement and also for the beautiful floral offerings, the choir and Mr. Gorsline for his words of comfort. Mr. S.

C. Gallup and family, Miss Beulah Voss, Leola Voss and Corwin Voss. We the undersigned wish to thank many friends and neighbors and also the W. C. T.

U. for the flowers and kindness shown us in our late bereavement. Mr. J. D.

Wildey, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Durand, Mr.

and Mrs. W. B. Spitler, MONUMENTAL. FOR high class monuments visit Lansing Granite 510 E.

Michigan. R. A. Yunker, cemetery memorials, 1030 E. Mt.

Hope ave. Bell 1125-J. SAVE money on monumental work. James Markey, 112 E. Washtenaw.

FUNERAL. DIRECTORS. M. J. 5.

M. BUCK FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALM. ERS. Electric Ambulance service day or night Motor Hearse and linousines Phone Bell Phone Citz. 974 or 975 Day or Night 2504 or 3511 W.

H. JOY COMPANY. Up-to-date Funeral Directors with motor vehicle equipment. Puones: Day, 2123; Bell 303-J. Nights-Citz.

2039; Bell 620-J. JOHN E. WOOD, 1134 N. Wash. ave.

Bell 234-W; Citz. 9566; night Citz. 7215. FLORAL SPECIALS. Cheer up that sick friend with our attractive flowers.

The Lansing Floral Wilson 102 E. Allogan st. Bell 877. CORSETIERE. GOODWIN corsets sold and repaired.

0. M. Buhl, 228 S. Capitol. LAND CONTRACTS.

WANTED-Land contracts, some for sale with good discount. Citz. phone 8715. g. A.

Rice, 419 S. Capitol ave. MONEY TO LOAN WANTED $4000 Ioan on real estate mortgage. Security worth five times the amount of loan. HOUSES FOR SALE Cheaper than rent.

$18.00 down and 318.00 each and every month thereafter until paid. Two at north end Neller street and Clark street. Two east side, Clifford street and Pros- pect street. NELLER BROS. REALTY CO.

INSURANCE. REAL ESTATE, LOANS Contractors 408-9 Lansing State Savings Bank Building Citz. 2749 Bell 422 MONEY loaned -Personal security. A.delbert Mosher. 212 Jenison Bids.

REAL ESTATE. GOING TO FLORIDA? Have for saie or exchange an all modern 6-room bungalow in city of 2500 on west coast, also 5 acre orange grove with about 300 growing trees and new cottage, close to live town on the east Coast below Jacksonville to sell or might consider exchange for Lansing Both properties are free and M. Johnson, 103- 4 Capital National Bank Bldg. 12 HOLMES REALTY AGENCY BARGAINS 6-room cottage in north end. near school and car line.

$1750. On Leslie, fine lot and shack $800. On S. Francis, 7 rooms, 81800. On S.

Francis, 400 block, good lot and small house, $850. 7-room house and 2 lots on N. Hayford. $2400. 417 Spring 6 rooms and toilet, $1800.

80-acre farm near Lansing. All of these properties can be bought on EZ terms. CALL E. J. HOWE NEW BUNGALOW--In northeast part of city, 6 rooms.

all modern. good lot. terms $100 down, $20 month. J. M.

Johnson. Both phones. 12 CHOICE FLORIDA FARM LOCATIONS and town lots at Oldsmar, progressive town established by Mr. R. E.

Olds, famous automobile manufacturer, 15 miles west of Tampa, on Tampa Bay. Seaboard Railway, Dixie Highway. Wonderful climate, tropical scenery, good soil, low prices, easy terms. Free booklet. Reolds Farms Oldsmar, Florida.

12 WILL TRADE good income producing property for local in stocks. NEW BUNGALOW -south side-5 rooms and bath, strictly modern-will take car, vacant lot, or Liberty bonds as first payment. ACREAGE Have one 9-acre tract and one elevenacre tract, close to car line to sell on easy terms or exchange for good city property. KRENTEL BROS. 410-411 Lansing State Savings Bank Bids..