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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5 . 19 1 7 .
HIGH MARKET
IS SET BACK
Industrials (Jo Ip and Then
Topple Inder Rcali/.ation
Sales
NKW YORK, Sept 5 The Now
Yoik Kx cuing Sum llnoacml review
Tu'ftday Haul:
"Today m' uloh oT Ihe utork
murket. folio amg a riifiii since
Friday uoon Uni, exhibited all the
byiupionm of senalt i\l'nt'ss to tie
relopineritH which M'curitJe* mar
kets usually aie prey to The open
• r»lrreicular, with a strong un
durtone There ensued h moment
a: y react ion, aft* r w hich the ahor:*
began to cover The result of this
was an advance of l to 3 points in
ihe industrial 11 «t thru the better
part of the forenoon. When the in
dUMnai* reached the treat of the
Movement, however. realizing sales
were attracted and shortly after
nldday such was the fullness tis the
v ujpl' available that not only were
earlier K iltie wlpetl out, hut losses
.*f some to i points on the da}'
were recorded
“The impulse behind the .-hort
overin* movement was the defeat
iU the -eniift ot the lafollsltr ;cud
other radical :av measures. It was
kiko *“d 'hnt collateral behind the
British ban* was being released hh
the r“ : tilt of the flotation of Brit'.ah
lea it x bills cere The fall of Riga
may htvt- influenced soidh Interna
tional banker* to »«♦ go
“Tht gelling pressure gathered
for*** and momentum In the later
afternoon senslcn l > rtcr* again re
< cdod sharply ”
r
Detroit Stocks
>
ri i um ■* <n oTiTtoM
( *pen (’lns* Rid \*K
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t a r<l*'s nu tn» i-xrSunft:
W F. M>«s * Cos.. Parlrls A rexrsh.f
n»o M W*»' a Pe.. K PI Msccrnns
a rv>. h w. N'oM» a rn. r* 1. s-r*
frseur a Cos, w « Mdsi'iMln M<*r
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a Ce V K. P-Itnn A .7... leal f*t<- te
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.V IrwfT A Cos., He«rx< r, i.'ranier
% M r» and V Mirftn ACo THara.
ft 1 1 c n xv»hh A Cl*.
Motor Stocks
*
Qh it aliens hy W m A. Veer A ’'»■>
|f|.l 4 Hid Asked
a,s» P jhtier ... ...... 61 ,; 2'*
4u' W haal • • . 20
ftrlacee .Meter •• to
7handl-i Meter 7> 10
Jola Me to 1 ... Ji
.'•irtu* ae-oplane .... S*
I'uwlci >1 >tor . ... ii*
feije;al M iter .... !?•
Tiaher B Jy II 21
risk Tir«- A Rubber ... AS 7)
nr-sOine, new, mm . . 11l 120
i> >, pr • 1 1 • and .Ml 's I' * W
•enaral M ters
> ldilrh Ttr-s
joed-. -sr R hti*' r*o .. ;** isi
Irani M dera 2 4
tups M'tir Ce 7 .... tk J l4
1 ttrnstFnal M«*tor ... 15
\rll (i- if-Oeld Tire 41 4 A
tf-lsex Vs, t\ i't, It 28
... .. r ■ A Rubber. .1* Jo
•filler Rube, r 17i l»o
,f *. h«-1 M t irs . *6 44
<U I.h Motors *5 *0
t ter Pt>>du< t* .15 4 2
Cush Mitti'in 27 91
Ssorles M -i I» 14
"*'erie Ar' 1 ' tv 31 29
v.rf.*' i ib» • r lii l«l
t- |iubll< Tnii'k 95 .’•»
le 11 .fi M■f -• t .... 14 14
Irrlpi a IP«etb So
Itansl ‘I rijrk . . . . 12
it. «»|l V. n>ner '‘pred. f f> 7X%
It remherK M' TANARUS« r . ?3 1*
ituta Met r 41 l.’*4
• win* hart ttut>b r e . . 60
Jnlt-d Sts. II hbei. 60 W 6 •
n|t. • M. 20 ’w 20 \
« tllvs nvsrls and ilk |MI4
pi. t ref. rr-I Vl . ' . I” • vis
A Mit- . : . . \ 43 4 1
n» "n» n ♦m» Mdu
f.PTt il l »; • M »tte I r.MH
f»urrief\ Mtin 41- drat.'’.
t
F.rs fresh Michlgsr first* are
trail; •• u IHr If*.
r- —'
New York Stocks
>
M'U'tHtiwna by HornblbwerA Weeks.
Sept 4 Open High l.nw Oloa-
A«lv Rum, rnm 12 12 12 12
I»*►. pfd 2i :6 27. 25
Alaska tjeld ..6 6 •’> 6
Alas Juneau . .1 •* 3'% i- 7 *- \
Allis < 'halm .. 25', 25', 2* x* 23 6.
I*o, pfd v* *2’, Ilk **4
Ain Agrl. com. 171* *7% 47 47
Am Pan. coin. 40 41 2 s A Hl*
t*o, pfd , ... 104 lev 106 107
Am ('A K. cm 6 6\* 46 i, 46',
Am Mt Pound# *4 \ *\ 'x *1
At *'otton 'MI. JK .’>s 3* t*
Am H A Ixath 12 12 US US
Do pf.l .... 59 501* 54 5K
Am Irs Sr. ur II 7 , I- 12»a IS T i
Atn idnsd. cm If. 26', 21S 22 S
l»o, pfd .... 60S *> MS 57 S
Am Ijorom 61 la 61», 5 S 67 S
Am Hh A Ref 34 S »6 \ *'» S 91 \
Do pfd . . . 104 109 10f> H'9
Am Hug Itaf . 11l 111 106 306
Am Zinc ..16V, IS', J7S 17S
Am Heel Hug *6 v 6 si 4 I
Am Tel A Tel. 11SS IIS', 115 S 115A*
Am Tohacc.. p.*6 1 96 194 194
Am Woolen 46 14 k US 44 6,
Do, pfd .... 9f. 95 96 95
Anaccinda ... 70 70S St 1 , S
Alt bison 9* 3S 96 9s
Do. pfd 95 36 4S r*r.
A * <lf A W In 97 S 101 S 67 97 S
Ha Id b'fnm 49 Si 55
Halt A Ohio . 67S 47 S 96
Beth Steel .110 no 107 10 7 S
Dx. Clkga BIOS', le4', 103 S l"P 4
H'ltte A H.ipr 27 S 24'« 27 V 24
< 'allf Petr 17*, 17*, 17 9, 1' V
Do, pfd 46 S 46 *• 441, 44 /_
Hatop Mmin« 1 S l 1
Canad Pa< ifS<- 166 iM 144 146',
Can Leather 67 Mi, TI » - |
r’edd" «le Par .12 .12 21 <3
fhe# A Oh in . 57 ly 7 S s'. S "6
Chandler Mir 79S I0 7»s 7*S
Columbia • >as 29 >, 29 S *9 S 36 1,
COt W . pfd 3c 30 S 29 29
Chi A Nwaat 107 D»7 106 104
C M A St r . 46 1, 66 S >■. S 6.i
C. H 1 Pac 28', s 2C S 26 \
Ox lie Copper 17 17 I*'S 16',
f'lxln. Copper. 6iS 521* 43S 5w S
Cos!» Kiel 46 45', 43 4 '
Cub-Am Hip .78S 376s U7S 171S
•on Oar . ice, pci* 103', ln3 s
Com Hr.. Ref :9 7 , 30 S 27 S 2*
Do j.fd .9S S OCS 24 96
Crucible S. cm S'. *>2S 64 66',
Cn’. i an- Atig 29S 23S 27», 27*,
D A Klo Ur • 1 2 6
Do. pfd . . 34 16 15 16
Del A ffiideon D’2 102 3*9 DH} S
1 >is Sc- J 6 24S 24S 2»S
I.r i* C« »m .32 12 20 oJ-
Do Ist. pfd .12 S 37 S .1 >S
«fasten W A W 39 1, 39 S -17 34
Dell Klrrtu. .14'.', I4*\, 14.5 14u
• itn Motors 101 I .9', lft.i'j loss
I*o pfd . ... 81 81 82 % *2*,
C • Irl< h It Cos 4»7 1 , 46 S 46', 4». I,
'•ulf State st in..*, no s 97 S *7 k
Ut North pfd 104*, IM', It'll 7 , 10 2.1,
ut North <»r- 14', Its l-’S 37*,
<3ranb> . 79 79 ;<t s 7«S
llli Central ...l'*| 101 99 99
Inspire Cop . 53 51 49*, 61
Ir.t-r Mn 941, is "»
Dll Mer Mar .Us 34S 29\ 301,
Do pfd 109 10* loss lOBS
In* Nickel . 3HS 36 V 3'. S 35 S
Inf Paper 21 21 25 25
kan City So 3 4 US in I«s
Rene c,.p 4n, 41 1S 4 s
Kelly Npg T 43', 43 \ 4.1 V, 42 4,
I.a. k st <o . If-S 81 \ 77', 77'.,
I.ehtgh Vat. 60 1, 60S -’‘is 44 \
lens A Nash 1201, 120', 130 1, 120s
Mtv Motor 'll', 33 S 31 32
Do I'ar pfd 68 6a S 66 61',
Me, Pet 92 9J S 'IS l{ 7
Miami Cop 31 34’, 3*', 31s
Midvale S' 44', 54', 51 •, 53 \
■M >» H A S.M |oo>, 100 V D'O lf*o
Vi." Vew 29 S 1 r ‘S 24', 8\
M K A T. coni tk 5X6 5 f>
.M .n Pow Ce. 45 ss 45 g-,
N En A St 38', 14 3* M V
N'OM'ln c..n.« . 21 ij ;| l, "1 21
N' V N H A M 3 i 3 1 Jv V 59
\. 1 .\ West Ilf* 114 S lI2S 112\
N"i tfi Pa. l ot, 101 99 <*:* 4
NX 11 r Mr hk r 120 |7" 12" 17(1
N X' Central *■ s.’ Tl', 76
M "4 \X . 2" 2 ' an 20
‘•HAM. 97 9j 02 02
"1. 'lt v <ia* O', 49', 4 5 4 S
I '• e Marq • 16',
Pond Cr-ek 25 I? 22 27
• '»*• Mall 2 7 7rf 74 S 26 U
Jenna; I. 42 S 42 S 51 SIS
people, ‘las 72 72 7 f 'S 70'.
I itts West-rn 25 7 , 24 *, 2'4 24
’ tfs C. a! 4 s 47 s 444 6
f ‘h!l« t'o . 34 S 3 4', 3 4', 14 S
pies, St Car 61 61 s 60 60
Pll' Intan 14" 140 mi, un
t." > Cons 26 261, 2525 r,
Un St Sp* 46', 46 S 41 14
Rep l A St *">, 12 77
t>" Pfd 102 102 101 V, Ini \
tfe-idtng cent .861, <7 41 V?
Ra'on Motor 1:. 15 14
•9 \ir« I.in. p.'s 111' t D'S
S«-ara Roeb > k 16"'4 1604, i,-.0 16"
:t at Art* 24 24 52 \ 2.‘\
• s "<r Hi .. 39 39 37 S 371*
•*"’ °' l ,r 3T', MC, 36\
S-a-Shes 4 5 4 4 4.5 45
s. Ilttl P«.' 9 *l, 44 40 4
• s uth It) 57, ITS 27> S 24»,
I'■ ffd '4 >, 54 S 42 S 52 S
S'udeh Corp 4 7 4 7 4.9 S 44 S
T-nn Cop 14', 15% 15% if,*,
” '4* F‘. IHo * 170 160 160 >,
1 r«aj- Pa. . . 16', 16', 16 16
Thl'd Xve .. 19i, 2 rt 11% 20
T.bai Pro .. 74% 74% 71 S 72
C S Mining 59 S 49% 51 .44
I’"'' 131% 131 V 127 127 %
1 nit U > 12\ 47V 12% 43%
J cj s st in*, n#% m ml
Hut.her 6 % 62 >, sn, •1
I S)U -| mm IP'S 1114, 104% jots
Do pfd 116% 116*, 116% ID'S
I .» Steel Pi 101', 10 7>, 1 1 V |o<v
t - Cast I p |6% 16% 16% if, r,
I H Ind VI 127% 130 126% j2f
t *al* C..p 95% 9f 12*, <*3 1
Xir Cm.., Cb 46 % .If V :i6% 70',
\v mt>n<-h . om 10 10 10 jo
Do pfd A 47 \ 44 46 s «6%
Wabash H . 24% 24% 74% ; 4
M’est houae 44 46 % 43% 44 ‘
Wlllya Over 19% 2iv, ?;>’ 1-\
W«s* Mary 17% 17% 17 )7*
White Meter 45 45 45
West t'nton 91 t, oiv #0 90
Weolxrnrth 177 122 % 11.5% 115 t,
Wtlann Pa-k 67*, 62*, 69 59
4 If 14 94.0 111 TTI'.H MARKKT
Clllc tijo kept t Hlltter F.vtra*
41 %C firsts. 4Hi 4I ', r dairy extras'
■( 40 ' . firsts 31 iff 7.9.- Fggi:
Prime ordinary. 34%ff3 hr, firsts %f,lf
Cheese Twins. 23 4T 21 c
n oitn 45 V'M e rlra s. 35%»/I«r f.ive
Pnultix Poxvls 71W21.-. ducks !Bfr
• .> • #. 1 6 19, springs. 24%.'
' irkr « 19c Potatoes Receipts «o
SI- Wisconsin II ft 106 Minneso
ta. Ilftllo, f7nstcrns ti 1T 1. ?5.
( HicAon <.nii\ xvn ptonirp.
ciftrAOO, Sept 4 Heavy bux tng
hv local rnmmlolnr houses together
Nltli lofxtlntied reel weath-r over
*1 r 's the ’.elt. .sent corn tip Sc
t. *, r over Safurd.V .* ' lose a* to
-1 - opening.
December opened at 1111%. down
V hut later rallied to l! 12% May
open'd up %c at II 07%. later gain
ing Sc
cats was generally higher, in syrn
pathv with corn Septenih-r opened
« ' higher and stihse.jueni I \ aaln-d
'sc to f.6% • I>e, ember opened %'
lower at 4'.%c. hut later gain'd 1.-
May opened unchanged at 5Jc. later
losing %c.
I**"Vlaio»xa wrere a shade lower on
a weak and lower hng market.
PHoni « F si 4RKRT
N't - .W YDRtf Sept. 4 Flour Qm ».
:ncl arrged r-*rk strong mess. |
Imrd yulet. n ddlevcrpt
•pot. 111.60 ft 21 TO Su'iat Row dull
'•at. ■ rtfugal f«6-lest, $; of, muscovado
89 test IS >•? If 6"6 . r-fin and. doll . ti
•'6f 9* t" crush and. 19 66, powdered
II '6 ; 9 Tfi granulated p in n v '(*
CnfT. e Rto Mn 7on spot. 9%. Tal
low Firm prime 7; , 1. |i 1;, Vo 8
N.'.tl 98'. 'lover 69c ft ft fi6 itf'-sed
!’nxittr.> Plrni turkeva. I*fil7
hlckens 77 •'( 160; fowls 19<t-'0»
dir ks. 2«'fti?c l/ve pou'ltrv yul» »
gaese. 1“r. ducks UOllr, fowls. I
ff36%c. turkeva, 19c roosters i:ft
17%-; chickens, ht'dlers. Z6'd.nx.
cheese Firm state mllß. common to
special, 1'• ff 25c. skims common to
special, Ift |6c
9K9V VOItK 61 11TB 9>H
NK.'Y Y* ißfi. \e| * 1 Huttef
Firmer re. eipts 1.;,*,# cr« am«rv rx
' ra. 41%.- do, xperlal rnarher i.ltf
MH' fate ds v tuSi •' /. 7
Imitation r-r-amerv firsts :«4jt9%c
Kgs •' -M-a Iv receipts. '2>i| near
by whDa fan-v 6| ft f .4c .vea-hx- mix
•A fgnc>'. 3«'d»4c. firrsh firsts. 3#40
tSo.
r— 1
Grain and Provisions
> n. ..n. ■" , ,J
DKTR'MT I .S', n-'v - nb »vit
wheal and n ■ I'h.inK 1 In tl> pru •
C'oin and oats w.r uioluvng'd at
the stall altho t'ho •»■ • denier* ex
pected a decline
Chicago figured Hurt th- fine, warm
weather woxilil w>.it.rn corn, but Ds*
troll dealer-* ae* little •• «n> •• f..r
lower prl'-e 111 itiat gra.ii owing 1“
*h- heavy d* inniid itul ’ |o ice of
wh*at Should feet com- msid* of
tw<> weeks co 1 n intgh 1 > ..» adv anre
jo.-, but then Ir rxotli'ug in ight to
nut it down. a«.‘idiiu t the
view Chicago exper '-d 1 wer oats
because of the 11!a!.'- li if r* -
ceipta Mini e Ha turd a !'»i* markel
to..k the •.pposlt• .Ice. in hfid corn
In Chicago mail' n > ■ us t.-rat.ln ad
vkiic. during the 'list t, ir
Standard oats in I ►♦-’ 1 ■ ' opened
with a drop of %*' u it!* Saturday's
eh —lug prl< * waa -1.1 t< r No. 3 white
and the uiai ket did not show *in>
sign of weakness. Th- wlim' mar
ket wm Inactive and denier* were
not at all certain as to 'heir poal
tlon Millers w* r* n ,t o tlva Ituveri
and the entic market win at a
standstill Word haw not h«*n re
• elvefi fr .ni Waahlngc n •h .wing the
exact diftcr-ntlal I'.’riiji is t<> tiave
in rein t lon to < 'hi' ig >
Weather I'port-. m* fs • rable for
cotn Wheat is i|uo'ed about Ift 2c
lower In getting in Un- with the
government Id. a«
t'otn advanced 3c and oats declin'd
%c
Tuesday's wh-nt fjuotarlons' c nf ih
No 3 r-d. |2 19 No 2 whit- *2 16.
No . n x. and. 12 16
Tuesday’s course grain qu.>tatb.n.-i
r, tn Cash Vo 2. f'. 8 V 2 vel
low. 12.1". Vu 4 vr.lh nn . 12 9#. Oats.
Standard, B%c; Vo " vhlt. 57%«
No 4 white. 46 %c. Kvc ' Cash No. 2,
111
mediate and prompt shipment. 17 2.5
October I*', ifi See,ls I’d'ne T *'d
ckrver. sl. 75. Ox-tob-r II t 76 a'sike.
112 24 timothy. 11.90
Receipts ill the lletr* ' market n,x
Tu-sUay included 2.90" tit , 1 of flour.
41 arm of wtiaut. 4 of • >r n hO «>l
outs and 10 of rye Phipmanta w*i*
2 000 t.bla of fl 'tir. 1,0 11 of w)i< .*,
17.00 r tm of corn and-. Id »t*>
StocUs ai a I('4 o‘." bu * .vt.ri* "9
hu of corn, 77.000 bu f fits ii nd
Ifi Ofifi bu of rye
Receipts of vvt eat Tuendny r»u
luth. 70 cirs. nuhlnst 173 h *ur ago
M Innaapolls. 820 ■ >im -a ti t * 1 :
Chbago, 7 ears against ' si.’ith
west, .'>2J,fififi bu. agiiitii' ) 276,""0 tm
\V< rid s wlicnt * x j.ort - in t v« • «-k
Uv.-i e 5.6 lfi.00" t.u :i» tfist v> 4 ni .11
11 weeg ago and 15 "' '• *' . ii 1 v-nr
ago.
gnow' a rep »t ind' at- s .< 20*..
f»e . tui of r. rn and I ' " 1 "<•" .f
on t s.
Kxp'>r*H of whey! Htid flour Tues
day. 22.000 bti
Vislhie supply change-. Wheat.
649.000 bu Mu r» as< ■ • 1 1.• < mO
hu decrease. • a's. 1.#92.001) bu In
i’ reuse
Primary wheat rec-ip’s were 1,-
r,"V in 1 hu Tu w lav
AT* ClllCA'i'i till AIN
Clr.se 4'. . tx: December down %c.
May down 1 %r. ''tits September
down %c. December <1 •wn «, <-. May
d'.wn V Provisions shad' Tower
♦
4 lilt 94.4* 4.H \I Xi
CHICAGO. He; t 1 t ipentng
1 ‘'em December H■ ■wn • ,< x May ”p
%i <>sts Sept»-ml"-r «.p 1 *e
• ■ember down x Muj unchanged.
Pt v isi..ns ls-w • r
Noon Corn De. • mb.-i up D . May
up %C. i'hl* S.-p:. 'Tiber uj. %.
December up lr M«v down %,. Pro
visions. Shade bkvei
Quotations hv 1 a'n XX ' h-t ac,..,
x-'. pt 4 Open Hk- T -a t’hise
Com - -
Dec 1 J 1 % 1 13% 111 111%
May 1 07% I •x. I x 1 "7 .
1 'HtS
Hept 56% 5 7% '• 5 ’■« 7.6
Dec. 55 % '6 5 ,
Mi' 5.9 :.#% ..«% 58 ,
T'ork
Or* 43 29 43 24 17 *" 99
Card
Hept 73 67 77 67 2? 33 27 95
< *rt 23 52 J ' *55 3 ,a J3 fit'
lan 'l2 74 22 42 32 2 2 '22 22
Rites -
Sept. 23 62 "3 66 27 :.n 23 5"
t -of 23 54 23 0 7 2.1 2.’ 57
tan 2115 2122 2112 5112
TOl.H.no 4.1441N 4XI) I'Koni I I
T«*I<T7IK» S' pt 1 pi ups--
Wb-pt Cash. $2 P 1 c. -n ‘ a -h.
12 06: I lecemlte r I! 1 \ '* I' x.
‘>iit» Cash. 60. S t-t.-rnti* 5v%.
:.*rem b* 1 '6, Max. *'■' • 11. • <%«*■*.
$! < o rinv. 1 s< e,l i'h -I Si. '»<-
tober. 112 7" I >e ember, i
Mar. h. »i < 62% Als *■ ''ash 7
Tim th v t 7.64 Se ; t »
R». O- t. her 1.4 9 4 •; .Me- !I
cr* amerj 44c tub roanu t v M
Kggs Fresh candled, 4". C-incv «e
--lc ts, 44r. 't 1' N ■ 1 tin th > 8 5
Vo . r 1 rn 11 • 111. ni Ix< a nd. $ I h►a v y
tnt x»d II 3.
r
Boston Copper Stocks
J
Quotation hy It- rnbb’wer A Weeks.
Hept 4 Up.'ti Mlgtt I,"W Close
Ahmeek ! "0 2 «'* > 1 ■ a v
All ska ‘Join.. .% t> » 5
Allo'ie* 6.. 8, ' % t,.. , "
A mer 7!ne . I* % 18% 1 , 17',
/Anaconda 7" 7 % ''.4% 6 ,
Hutte >up. -: V - % . V *8
Cal \ 11 7- % 77 9, 7 1 , 77 \
• 'at .V IP. In 55" .440 57.0 7..4"
Centennial 17 j 7 17
Copper Range 5,5% ,46 53 53
chlnu >2', 7.2 , .'<••% 0%
T>av )s Dn I r . I % 4 T x 1 4 7 x
1 >alv XX e»t i% l % l 1 ,
Has* Hutte 10% loi, l"- v p.%
lirgnbv . 7:* 7 9 7 • 7 8 %
isle Ui.yale 2x :x 2* 2*
inspivati. n 5 4 ; 4:■ u 61
Kelt Lake 4 % % 41, ;. %
Miami t .7'% '7' ~ 3.. . y
% Hr 8% 6% 8%
M"bn w k ' * * 76% 7M •,
Nipissir g 8 % v ~ x % 8 %
North Lake 1 % t I ', 1 %
Nevada < ■n - 21% 21 % 21 21
North Rut t. 1 . 16 % 16 % 15%
tig* -0144 "7. B.> 8.5 1,4
Pond Creek ' » 22% -2%
(JUIIi. > x.) S' 98 S" %
Sup A Hos 1% 7v, 3
Shannon 7 % . k 7 % 7 %
Hhattuck - 1 2-4 2 4 ?2
St Xt .r j 7" 7" 70 7 "
Tti nll > . •’• % 5' j 5 % 5 %
T*nn t’upper t.» . 15% 15*, 1.4 %
Ftah Xp* * •' % 3*9 .7 % .4 %
rtah Cut.p. 1 9.5'a 96 92% 57%
Victoria ::% 3% S', ;< > s
Wcdverine 4*. 46 46 46
ft 1(11 IMII v i lli \l a
fijuotntlons by Hornblow. r A W< eks.
Sept. ♦ Hid Asked
Airier Public Vtilittes to
r»o. preferred •>( 68
Ante? IdKht A Traction 279 .81
Do, preferred 105 1"7
Aeftia Explosives .... 5% .4 \
cities Ser* ir» com .... 25 4 24.4
D<*. preferred .... X: *, s *%
Chevrolet
Cosden A Cos 10 10%
crimp Hhlplcillding ?. 82
Federal 4 Ml * ... 4
Or.vni Motors 2 4
lltipp M. to? ? % ' \
Kteev com #6 #:»
Miuiin Munitions ... 1% ■*,
<*snge llomlny x», 9
Pacific <4 is A E'lfrtrlr 6 : S' l **
1 *>, preferred ... ... BIJ% 88
Re). Railway A Eight 7 1 37
I *«.. preferred ...... 66 67
«soi,th Cal Edison .... 86 s:<
Do. pt eferrod 1" 1"4
Hat ilfa Ref < %
Huninarltle H'>nt ?4 ;*
V S Eight A IDnt 1% %
Do. {.referred 3 7
Cnltej Motor* . . . 3"% 2 1 %
♦
• 1 »tn 1 orpr.N g'l-tir h«
Quotath n« h< llornblow e* .1 M • »V .
Sept 4 Mol Asked
Hutte A London ... 16 1 *
Boston A Montana ... >: i: 4
Calkverns 7 : t,
Chief ... \ ,2% 2-H
*’r»nk Arl»oi»a j .916 •* 1-1
Fl* s» Vntl<>n«» ... A , ' 0 %
tjoldfleld tVn, , , 55 6fi
lutnbo K«tra-t on 24
I.a Rosa
Marina .4 4 7
Nevada r*ougl9.» a, ,
Ohio Copper 7 % 1 %
Stieeeaa 29
T ukon ; % 1 T 4
r
Produce
8 ■ -
With Ivx . holidays in suegaaaion
dtipineiita of poultry veal calver and
.•■that far m [>rodu<ts were naturally
xi-ry otgil. and in those lines ther*
wan and mu h • IT> ring and the mar
ket wa a nominally -t-ady. Home
gt, wn !• n... . e are ripening up rap
'll-. t, w ml >u dty market-* ate
aftowlnt ■
ie#p..ndng decline. Receipt# of
I hu< kleberru » wre heavy ftls«v and
. tb" Mini h, l I » r \pplan a' e <« m
itig 111 > •-••• i v pi.ims nr- iti ample
-up,.l* and r-.-ipts if jMpiware
p-a he* 411 • ipuderale, but sufficient
''ixllfu.’-tilM peaches, jxa-s. plum." Hnd
IP'l-rs are iri good snppli and are
moving out freely
9pple« Harvest. pet bhl
Henauas • lioud snipping stock
4% ft* lb
Hum Dited Etrr.as lTc u>
llerrlcs Mw kleberrlea,
bu.
I’enrs Hnrtletts, |3 50fl 1.75 bo*.
4a 11 lam In Emits Peach***. I! 2jft
1 50, plutti'- S2 6(1 p»-r bu*. Malaga
grai er- JJ .5 per box
Itirsaeii (siira Fancy, country
dr-s-td. 2’ ,j lie, ’holer, 20® 2lc.
coaunon, 18ft’ #c.
Fresh lea-filMr* Beets, 11.60 b(l.i
turnips fl .5 bu. Canadian tomatoes,
67, p.>r I I-quart basket; cwlery,
D> ]2" ,i r.~ .-arrota, II 7.0 bp., cauli
flower. $2 0 h 1 • home-gr«*vn wivx
; l.ean*. 12 r.**r t>u green beans, 91 50
hu , green unions, , <)« do* ' T rn*n
corn 12 a-k fume grown tomato*#,
bushels. II 50. egg plant. |E7S uu.
Honey New Kan > white, l#c per
lb.
May Detr* It shippers are paying
th- fell iv ir>g price* for baled hay in
■u. Jot.-*, rob Detroit: No. 1 timo
thy, «losfift;|', atm-dar' xuvvthy,
lIS f 1 16; light mttCiL lllTlylti
N". V tin, thy. $44 C * C.; No. 1 rnlx»d,
|14u.4 5‘- Nr i inUed. »Wffl2; No.
1 -lover. 60. rye »traw. |lo 60
ftl’. wh-xt and oat atraw, $9.60010
pe' ton.
lemon* sßtf9 per box
I.lines #1 l Oft i 15 per 100.
Mr lona Korky fords. 12 "695; wa
t< n o-1- ns. 4*l ft 60 earh. little gwma.
75. t.a.skef, flats, $1
Xui - • 'Xuinuu I<"7>2tr; almonds,
19 ft 2’ filberts. 18<tM»c; «ra*lU.
19 <fffto; p-cans. «*9 !Sc lb.;
meats 5-lb cartons, almonda. 50
' xvalnuls, 55c, pecans 90c 7b*: ptakutg
roaet-d fan- v, tic. Jumbo. He IU
‘images—Valencia*. |4 5013 M "6 p*r
box
• iiilnn* Home crown. $1.60 hu.;
spun -h $; ’5 [>er crate; pickling
! onion*, whit*, ft 9fi bu
4 shbegr* ft 60 p<-r bbl
, Lettuce—Head. 11.75W3 p«r case.
lent. 60< p>-r bu
Petstne* Southern white. I3 4#8.55
p-r Pbu sack
I’l'nrhex l'.ibee*s«, $3 ft 150
I'lnms 75" p*r peek 3ia«ket.
IV»ultrv Springs 26p27c light
Weight*. 23 ft 2 hr.. 1 hens. 25 if 26c;
i "■*•) u• t , 77 -t 26c, roosters, 15 9
16c duck- 21 ft 22c. geest . lb
Xweet Hotitoes Virginias, $5 50©6
h'-d $2 25 bu
.roftni*»o PHirr«.
Fanned goods Applxa, It per
| k E:".h beans. Il 26ft.1. corn,
tan.'v Maine, $, ptanaard, 11.60, pea*,
lai. 'ally tun-, $2 :sfj ‘3O salrn.m,
tail, 1.120, imirruwfHt peas, II; to
standard, 12 16 «or 8-lb. t>at
ket
i ••flee Santos, standard. ISttfUc,
medium. 18 r.oc, far.v-y, J 0 Ji2£c. Rio,
14 . |)5%" 1-lb. pa« aages i#Cl2lc;
1-lb tins. ?Bir2 r jc
B>ed In H", lb. -<acke Bran, |37
standard middlings. $42 fine mld
cracked < in. f79.
,i .. rmi ' al, $7 5, rn and oat
I • 1. J6O p*-r ton
I lnur M-st winter patent. $1160;
i o-d pc ent. $i 2 "0; straight. Ill;
opting patent. 11 4 80. rye •our. 111
tu- 1 lm! of »#€ lbs. in efghth paper
sa-k.v
i»ll«—Elnseed nil. raw fl 25. boiled.
41 2i> rt* ken sene. Iron barrels.
PC gneoltne. '2o%e gal.
I*r«v islnn* Mrs* pot!-:. 14.4. fsmlly
; Ii •• f. • 'ear i> ■• i'" 143.60067
36ft 27 %r; I.ho ti 34 fl 87e; briS
k> ts ■ i/Jnc. lard 26 17c lb
Hide* .no i cured hides, lie; N<».
I gi-en hides, 19c No. l cured bulla
1.6 No. 1 sre*n bulls. 13c: No. 1
. Jr-- 1 vcaisklp, 26c, No. 1 green real
kip. 25< No 1 cured murrain, lie;
N< 1 green murrain. . Ific; No 1
cured calf 75c, No. 1 green calf. S3o;
Nr. 1 horse hides, f,. No J horse
hides. $6 No l tallow. 14c; No. 1
iiil w. 13c lb.. No. 1 hides, lc off.
N<- 2 Kip and calf I'»c off sheep
sklnsts to amount w ool), JfictTllSfi.
Standard Oil Stocks
. 2 ‘i" fa lions b> Horn Mo wer A Weeks.
He j t t Hid \«k
\ng ]"-,Am Oil Do, New 3 6 %
V an'll Refining C 0... 920 9 fi
B'-rm -Hi-rymser Cos . 41" 420
Buc:keve Ripe Ein* Do 9.4 9.
Che-ebr aigh Mfg I*o 39" 41 1
(.'• Inn i al’ f »11 Cos. . . 9"
Continental OR Cos SSO 6 ."
Cl >.<■ nt Ripe Etne Cos. 35 33
•'',iiih» fls nd Pipe Elne l 9"
Eur.-ka Pipe Ene 230
'lni-Hig ‘MI • '•> <<>m... 146 150
i Do* preferred 138 142
II mots Pipe Etne .. . 216 217
1 Induirm Rip»- I.trie Cos "4 98
N'.- 4 : unal Transit Cos ..14 ’6
\< vv York .Transit Cos 200 210
Northern Pipe Elne Cos. DO
M »hlo Oil C u 345 39fi
j P’erce oil Corporation. 11% 12%
! I’''9l rle Oil A Has Cos 5 3" 5.7 0
Prxirl- Ripe Eire . . ”5
6..1/XT Refining Cos.. 31 9 355
< "them Pip> Eine Cos lt'6
S > :|t| pefm 4")I1 4*o "15
> W Ra Pine Elne Cos . 10T 112
-*t ati l l a i -cl **!! ('<>. I'allf 74" .1
I Indiana . 7 4"
D ■ Ka" sh s 93" 960
D- , K<ntuckv .. . 357 36"
D Nebraska .... 500 510
!>., N w ,ler«ev .... 5.45 >.o
D" New York 760 sc, i
I D ’ 111 lo 410 460
>' -v 'll ,V Cinch Cos 10" I1 "
Cm -». Tank Elne Cos "4 9 8
Vs rim ‘MI Cos V. 36
Washington oil Cos. 30 8.4
standard '*ll old Btock 2100
Du -il>h 15(10
Tntl Petroleum 11% 12%
Mid \V. st Refr 1 6fi i 6 •
Penn Mexican 3*. 40
Imperial OR 375 too
s
Sugar Market
'iiK»r« Detroit wholeaal* prices,
’’rv-tiil dominoes. 2 112.75. do.
Ii- (- • agl" tsh'ets 111 45 cut
. ?)" ■") Ut -9 110 20 XXXX p.w
l> and. f • 74. tandind powdered. s'*.7o;
rrin-ilated. ev'ra coarse, s.'4o,
grnnnlaied tine In bulk. J 9 25, granu
lated '5-lb •■• ttons, s'.*4". crystal
d-.r*i n. g.ar’ 2-1 b and 5-lb, cartons
in • « $ • 6.\ "r • s*al domttxn, gran .
Hl' a-*"*. 4' *5 diamond A, f" 7’
. nt< • lionets A I *.20, No. 4, |9 27.
No 5, $:» 2" No 6 I" Ifi . No. 7. %'.• 10
* | - No 10 f 8 *
N 111 No ’l7 |8 99. N 13.
>8 » ~N : I «8 8c N . 15, 18 9*l, tl'O.
'k'r.« n 1 re. $:" 2,4; beet granu
late.l I" 1 • per 100 lbs . household
P'.wil 1 • I to <n*e, $2 .*,5. do Is. 4*
to case. »5 per ca«=o
lle(r«»lt Mnnk 4 teaHng-s
!>"!'. .1 1.-uik clear" :• for Hept 4,
1 , vv ■ I • • ■."•*• 8 ■ total cl .vr
t>. * f 'l' I" late nr. |1,970.247.-
* a tin*' I' 396 .461 404 24 f..r
*• t i .-spofid-». g peri* ~t m 1316
- -
Elgin Hniler.
IT.'ilN 111 He)»f ) Mutter I) %c
lod no
NI'W \hHK, B**pt. 4 Pof hh sis
»f« nth tilrthilny pn sont. .Inanjih Paul
Dniwin reretvsrt .. brarrl now hutflC
'rnm h«*>l in hr ad His pal told Jo*
( -uni «tnry of having a date with
! icing charmer, sn the hoys trad
»■ I h»ii*« behind n hu. h At home
In* tnlij his father he had been held
ip and «■ ripped Woodshed. *dc.
DETROIT TIMES
HERMANS
RUSH FOR
PERMITS
Those Living* In War
Zones Registering
With Marshal
FAIR CAUSE OF
BIG INFLUX
See Sh<r*v and “Square”
Selves W ith Govern
ment On Same Trip
The state fair I? r*-jMin-Mb’e for
great numbers of Hermans living in
war rones registering with imtted
Stales Mar.-bal R**hren<jt Many
who had be«n Hated a 'shirkers"
because thev had failed to ob'nin
pennlta so reside in war % mne mnu 1
to the niai -dial's ofllc*., Tneudn
morntn*;, from near by offie. Thev
said lhe\ had been atfrnc'ed to la
troll by the big exposition and
fhourlit it a fitting tlm** to si e the
marshal and present their ereden
ttaja.
Marshal Hehrendt had Just re
turned from a trii» over a portion rd
his district, where he had been
traveling to line up shirkers He
ha* finished his work In Saginaxv
and Grand Rapids, and in a few
lay** will make a trip into the north
ern part of th** state, going tn Gray
ling Cheboygan and other northern
point.- Marshal Rehrendt is kept
busx lining up alien enemies In xvar
zmi's. as every military camp in
Michigan Is In his district.
in Saginaw Marshal Rehrendt
ousel] the arrest of 'Rto Tjiuter
lein. a German who had lived hi
Detroit for 14 years and who has
r* lix' v* s fighting for the kaiser. He
is nro German and fled from !b*troit
to eseap** the necessitj of appeal
lug *o tiie marshal for a permit. He
is said to have walked from iVMroit
to Port, Huron and from there so
Sag’naw In the tramp he wore
out his shoes and in buying new
ones gr*-w confidential with the
dealer The government authori
ties have not decided whether to
tr> him as a law violator or to n
terne him He Is now in the Sac
inaw jail
SCHNEIDER'S
PLACE CLOSED
Mayor Marx, early Tuesday after
noon, issued an order closing l/nii*
Schneiders Winer Garden case at
No. Ilk Woodward ave. 7 for bO days.
This action was taken after a con
ference w iih Police Coniiniaslon* r
James ('ouzens, who concurred in
tlie action
"I believe that hy making an ex
ample in this case, we »an brim;
about better conditions in Iketrnit,'
said the commissioner
The closing order .io»-- not affect
Schneider’s bat on the ground flour
at the Woodward-ave. addre -
The Winter Garden'cafe is one of
several that have been under the
surveillance of the police depart
rnent Schneider was recently given
a hearing before the mayoi
Indeed.
Missus "We don't want a cook
with n family "
Cook—" Well, she's not me daugh
ter she's me secretary ”
Livestock
J
X||( II 1(4 4 X 4 F.NTH Al. 4TIH HI ARD3
DETROIT Sept. 4 4%'t|e Msrkef
opening stead) best Ik-hv) steers.
$1 a '5? 11 . best h«rulv weight l it"her
steers. I s sfi*i * . mlxeU steeis snfi
heifer* JS j l 5, han'lv light butch
er*. >7 ft 8 i ,k- 1 t tor h* ’ - $6 7." i 7 29;
be s t cow* $' 29ft 7 t.utc.ar .- .vv*,
5 ■ .
n«r*. $4 5" " . 25 '■< ' heavy hulls
17 .41 a 7.4 l I- t < •••. 11 ■ I f '"' if 7
stork b'llls I >i <i 6 fn.l"'-, *7 iii
9.25; stockers $6 7 25. ni.lk* ' "nfi
springers, $ ’ X .-ul al Mur ■
ket ateany. heat g i u-l" • 118 If 16
heavies. 17 if 14 Siie. a n't Iniut'S
Strong, h»st lamb* f;- 's'- fair
lamb*. sl4 ft 1 t'g ’ »■• - nun' n
lambs $1 2 i I f• :i ' I "ii"' p.
$6,506# I »
Hogs: gteadv p.« *i 'i .*.• mix
ed gtiwlea. I"" v* $ 7vr lk
R4BT 141 PI XI " MX t *rt»4lv
fast Hrrt \i. n x . - -.t \
«*atfle Receipt* 2 irwi' >*' ll'tle
lower; t rim*- steers 113 Rest 14.
l»ut«-her gra-1*- $' . 1 ws, I.4ft
5 Ml, Calves Rr ct t- mark.-t
slow. I*.c I wo < ii! t "hole* fr
14 29. Sheep snd lambs Receipts.
400, lambs *|cv« I* wer ■• p.
active and st* ad ’ la • i'** fl 4
ft 16 4fi , cull to fair II 'ft 15 70 -car
Unas. |5 ill "fi ir * Ref.pta,
2.400. mark*' slow, p 24" higher
yor k *-r* 11 4u i 9 pig « |i 7 '.''. ft 17 7*
m'xe,| $’ -a -1 beavv 818 9fi4f
19 18 roughs $; '7 9" s’ags 113 ..fi
81 14 50
CMic B«.*t i ixr * mm
ClttPA'l* • S• ; f I Ms* fl* e. opts
6fiou- ti rt rh r t *| •», ftlfi< I u wer.
mixed a rxd but. '• r < 11 •*. “fi '.j 18 *
gr.otj h* »vv. 11 7 (Ia ft 1 9 54; r ugh
hes'y. sl6' •!• . .get >l4 75 ft
14 50 pig* B|l . 145" <’*•• ]i■ ft"
cetpt*. D'i.o" i ' k. f vv •9 1 u •. c t " !
1 V 1*• ft JO" I o-.V r lie * ve* 17 *•*'■' 16 7 4
cow a ind he! fe ts. I; 8" .- 1 1 st k»r *
ttd feed*,' « I ' • .1 ' t' . 4
11.(0 -'- • . < • •
ket a tea and v nu 11 v •74 5 / "lf'88
w* stern. 14 Ifi ft ’ 1 *O. iaf *. f1 1 . t
17. western $’ l.fc 1 '
tail r,i»«* ii \ ' 'Tm k
T'»r.KDi. Sept X H- g- R. etpts
light; market lower h• u"* snd ni"
and I urns. Il«’siri4; oekers *l7 ‘
18 2 :*•. good |i -gs 11 5 fi" ft 1 6 f"s 1 ve*
Steady Sheep arid lambs -J»e*,iv
4 IK4 »:l 4MI I IX t *TI»4 Iv
CT.KVKTvAM pt 4 Hgs Ref
catpta. 4ofi rr,*rk»t weak vnrke*s
mlxe*i and in* -I i'-i M* >o t»'«s and
roughs. sl4 4'l tags 11 450 I’atfle
Receipt* 5 a r » r* Stket sl' W k eej>
and Isml fl'.-* p»s 2 esr* market
«tead’ i>r fl 6 <'six es Receipts,
1 sfi . st en d' , f <>|>, $J 6
Prlstlnr—tlr plain neat kind—-fb"f
la Time* .l«»h llettf.— Main 4.*.f«i
WILL E m !
810 PAY 0
IHE SlbL
SSOO a Week Reward of
Winner of Times
Bungalow
WIRING CAR IS
SECOND PRIZE
Everyone Entering 1 Big
Contest Assured of
Rich Returns
Suriiowfiprp In or n*»ar Detroit
there is snmf popular man or worn
an that In no In* to be made happier
than ever before h\ havir climb' >1
into the limelight of aueress by
earning SSOO a wee* for tl ti xi
eight wer-kn He or »he will have
acronipUnheti this remarkable feat
during .••p.ti* time, without lotting it
interfere w ith hi*- or her <*'i11 ■ v<
oupation. Thin opportunity in open
to any ambition* portion residing
anywhere In the territory covered
bv the cirrulatlon of 'The rv-troit
Times Herr is the proposition in
a nu'ehell The Itotroit Time* de
siroa to morons* itn cirrulatlon
quitskly, and It will awnrd a |4,OhA
Aladdin Bungalow Homo, built on a
most desirable lot. to the person ob
taining the most subscription cred
its in the salesmanship contest
which start)*.) f4epi 1, and ends
Oct 31.
Five hundred dollar.- a week for
the next eight wo« k . or something
like sk:t 3a for each working day. n>-
proxima f el> $lO 41 an leu;, ligat
ing on a basts of eight hour* to
the dnv. would he splendid pa> sot
the entire time of most any man or
woman Vet ‘hi* ati n Mu win
ner of the p*ir i Mr nd Pnz*‘ in The
Times "50,00 ft Club" will receive for
doing a little pleasant work among
his friends and acquaintance- dur
ing a small portion of his spare
time.
The candidate who finishes «<>c
ord best In this subscription sellii-.c
i campaign on Oot 31, will he the
i winner of the Ross ”9” touring car
which is one of the very latest
models, and is brnm' new and fully
eoutpped Thi* strikingly nttrac
tive car was purchased of the Rost-
Automobile company ai a cost of
fl.S.'O. The one who win* the third
pri/e in the dub wiR become tho
fortunate owner of the Sftulebnker
"6" w hich wes purchased l>> Ihe
Times for $1,2*0. but wh.ich will he
sellinc at sl,3s.') alter the 15th of
Sep* ember.
The o*her two ear* offered ft*
Grand Prizes in Mir "Vi.mm flub'
are s<'9f>$ < '9f> Overland and s7^llris
coe. a 12°" Oiamond Rlne which is
on display at Miller s Hugest Littl*
j Stnr*\ No 05 Grand Riv>u ave.. i.-
j the prlz< that will go to the candi
j date standing sixth hlchest, and i
iL'Od Victrola Is the • venth prize
There are many other prize and a
cash commission of 10 per cent
This feature of the campaign in
sur»‘s • very nrMvn member -om*
thing worth while for the n stilts of
his < fforts
The management wants to he p< •
ferfly frank about this
means real hard work during one’s
spare time,' because it is heading
i for a real coal The manac rof tin
| '*50.000 flub” department i r D' ' ■
following advice
"You can enter as a member of
the drib bv simplv sending your
name and adtlress to Th* Tim* *.
and a receipt hook and free pr 1 r.• • I
matter givinc full instructlnns will
he «ent yon by roMon «uu-» ah
you have to do ■ to r>* vnuT earn*
on ihe list with a f< w vote" to your
credit so that your friends can se«
I that you are In the rac< and Mu rest
will he easy. If there Is snv hud
‘ part to *he proposition it If* iti mu'.
ing the start, hut after vmi have
i once broken Mio ire by lott ng all
of your friends know that you are
| in the campaign for Mn home or
1 one of the automobiles you will find
1 that many of your friends will vol
; un'rrr their subscript lon- to you
Hetter s' nd in your runic at once
You can use the <-ntr' Mnnk Muu
i is published In anoth* : par’ of M
! paper or simply write nr teb-pl on<
!or better vet call in per or Til*
office I* open from $ a. tn until
) o’rloek every evening Telephone
Main 452 h Tl •• fist |j t #.f eam'i
i dates will he publish* 1 in ■ d;fy or
two, and if will h> an . d\rtn' ■ i
get your name In tin first po >,< :th
some vote* to \our or* <lit S<-nti
for free pr!n*>ii matter '
Marriajre Licenses
1 z+rr \ ft V'lie 7 T‘>> * i ' Me t
F Fibre* 2 4 t’het ann.
Harris .1 h.i ser ’!'■ Dett ,t Kva
KoHnv IS. snme.
M>r >f >•r. fr 1 > k•- 2 * Petr- ’ Ma
deline V\ re k ame
Angus Blnin. 21. Detroit .V i ;>d
j ruiin„n Is. *•« m-v
William M■ Mtmer *6, T>*tr . »
t? »«• Krnn»r. * - -ria
Kltn**r J-trn ! r* I. futt.u Ret-
Ins R*-( k. .8, ns m e
j Kir 1 |. W -Tie, JS T->!< to. < > Os.
! din M f-'-t r nn»
I>>U i« t' 1 1 J’, ir. •! .i a • j
tn.l Lticiil* |.,... smith 1 Mum ».
I In and
R«-tr«n*l Cl Mn. .mb 2’ it;
R4n« B Mu I#r» It SI l/iuti M
Vlfre.l I.a i h :r- tr.lt A lie*
: K-Itv. 2* ini-.
F . r -s» t‘n • k n f r.c«rr.'f R-rn
j" h. '' m 1? r-. •- i, Mi
| RUhr-rt II r.*vti-. 21 Ia r r if Ihr-
I st.cth .1 .In- k«. a |* V , .Te R..
-r . >n 22 T)fP • Mab-1
peril- k ?1 S »fr •
A. P»« ■
. \V*;,«rii# w ska. . ti •
Atelrc w «*r» fnMsk 22. P-trctt:
' Vs h 1 > K -p's ti .• re
r m*r H • • ’ - it |] Petrol! Ms.
| a-l K-tti-w -p s • In
j Vincent \ Sfol. rti-iti 2. !'-tr t Kt<
ta- s\ ns K v / • • t i'
.f..'hn Hnren ' sa. f*. * r 1 ssr 1 *
Clittrp'ti, Grfi«».- Point*
'•isnt Mshxen 1 l>*-tre't \ - r - *
I she r...
.Tfihn t. hr is. ;* ftrtr< it.. f'lT«t*
br • I r set ■■ *t"
'!>S ri \\*i •! fe, 2S -. e
, Afsrton r. T. r»-fr it R-l!i
J'e • t rt\ I . tarn*
| Cf, re.mt II :: N»!lie rut n.
| M p» W r» >r-»-s 2* P»'n -h* H<"
SVI-K—tll»( gI.I.VVKOI I rtiH MI.K—MIWRUaVEOU
HAINKS VVIttS, TOI PEKS, <UX)DS
‘t>iM-h.««t*'l men quit mop-
from
-i •
l»ontpa«iour, wave curl' * r -
snythln* you may want In
fir ' <)i I- Muir Goods .Shampoo ing. 1J«1 1 In ••sins- Man ten ring.
Id n * «.r iif ng Hstr dyed on tu* ti-uil r hies -h-d l would
%-lvia ill p*»ir« ne end th-ra that F-h 2S ] *lB | ani retiring from
*h- tn: • -I - hii-,n«s* Kstafdls hed in t- v pre-«>nt hair rood* store
•March 1 137' 1 Wilt he II yearn next F«h 2*
1 \! \ II VI N's. fl-nnd Riv-r-av .* West, Znd door from ffsgley-ava.
The Veteran Wig snd Toupee Mak-r
lopj). .10
!'(. ut-n A «tr.M 10 Ruth Vo*. 22
ill:/)" H Mtiome. 38 Mettles
Hamilton w
Jo* ilaier :tX; Charlotte Purrahelll,
IS
Uorrv N TMlkerf.in, ”8 Msigaret
Hoilna .80
. Arthur G I«initnn. Sd Gtev-land
[ F<uo\ |. hnsi'ti 22 -nrne
J'.-ter - isnow-uski, 23. F.o*ls R
! r< g*. 1 *.
Witt HP, 1-1 Hell 18 P» trott; Ixr'rtse
! K -’t. • k,M «• . Flint '
I 'l*itk* t' Krrlfi 1 2 C*Tnc ( nnstl
M ./. I! h T • thH tu t
Chari* h H* nnett 27. \i r« -mtth. 2<\
Ft. i yd >1 Wtl-in 21, Martha
HriiJg.-s, It. -nine
Martin Schary. Toledo Fmma
Wearner. 2k same
Sheldon Mil- 21, Toledo. Tern Mar
shall, 31 Same
l.«stei |"n>k 2.8 Kinnia f'an i* 2f
Ijoneon T .tr. 30. Toledo.
Delta C Fontlo, 4.7, same
IMwart \V rider. IV. Pitfshurgh;
IUIk F ■ rhnn*h .87 same
'l’’.-l ll'-rniHii, 23 Arin»ttaG McM*
I 1«.
limn** B. Hoover, 84 Maud A'-k
--; *r. 38
I I *e r pemtn*. 28 Flossie Flta
water. 2 r *.
J«nii - \ Wnahtngton. 52. Rrhel
Rnree. 27
e),n \ r:\er* .tr . ?? F.sfher M
Ward
I 1 n T r> 'e 26 Pittshurah Ms'el
■F. Heshiirn. n t IVctrolt
II V »-.H V I 111 Ilia "TO Its
T K. BIRD & CO.
Funoral Directros
!7 West Hancock Ave
Phon< Grand 31K4 Detroit. Mich.
\\ !'! LMER & BOBCEAN
fi \i:i;ai. r>ini:<’Toua
S'”* M ' I*; «n hv* In .-ne tlrand 6121
lit'.l 1* U t\Tl£l>—Mtl.K
A bright youngf man about 17
years of age for general work
in mail room. Apply Mailing
Dept.. Detroit Times, 73-75-
77 Baglev-ave.
PI A" T2ev!.tt-ri 0 niK guarao
| teed salary and 2ficfr commission;
c 'd '> if Anplv nt on<-e. Ftopla
Oenttstf-. ''B M i-hignri Main 4665.
s2t> wi i.hl.V riis-i'- wrlttna nsmes
f, r ins : I older house. Xo csnvsss-
Inr I’nrtlciilnrs free The Guide
Cos., Memphis, T*nn.
11l l.l* VVWTFII—PKVI tI.K
PLEASANT WORK
For Young Women
[Capable young women will find
I telephone operating a splendid
I form of employment.
; rood pay while learning. Steady
increase in salary. No slack
j seasons. Opportunity for con
tinued promotion. Many un
usual benefits.
Apply Operators’ Training De
partment, Madison avenue and
.John R tr<‘et, between it a. m.
; and 5 p. rn.
MICHIGAN STATE
TKL K PHONE COMPANY
W V 8 I KO —r ARMS
farms wanted
\V r have <iUs for Imp roved farms
es *il it' reages within lf><» mlies of
Detroit If vm 1 live farms for sals
'Arit< ut» nt once or rail
BOSS LAND CO.
Si For*-»t W «t if r>.>s|te P Cl,
FhnO" f'n ii Uac *>Bll
H » V I Ft > Ml lit I- HIM 1.1.1. X > 1.0 l A
C - II fut dd 7 isi- fe/th g dd crowns,
hrok* r J« welty, illamnn'ls watches,
etc., fill' vi F•• [.i -1 f iherty Rfg
Cos. U~ Wni'd ar’d 4MI floor, elevator.
r » Ml > t—Hot Stcs
A. A. A. A A A. A A.
Hannan Kental Agency
A fre* list »if t- • s* * and flnta. Fail
.In i't i it st the i| ; -et an t largest
real e-tsio -V'hAiigc to Michigan.
1 M. OR ATV Hr IT ruva
- .’.u ■ -J.S— .r i
Til 18Tl *8 V—itulltl*
HOTEL FRANKLIN
t fV.r I/, r- 1 and Unl < - *t- Make
y ur ludne ih>wn-tmi ti. cvnvenisnt
' 1. . Ill*- • 111 1 ! 1 '.tier* I; .. m S
»r. ho j-t- we.-k H t r. gjfor» and
jr'i»zv RfH >M. iv *h i ■ without b nrd
Gl I IVI f fe-11 trII t Cl • 1 I h»' T I Im* rs
Fh<>ne l.ini -'it 3 <4>-\N
in vim:m ori'ofiTt Miir.s
, furnltu-e. -1.-as |; ill i l 8
; HIK *\l.l —HF.SIIIKM - I'iinr Hit
SIOO DOWN
$2" "ii per MONTH
, »'}v < e ffw t » ft pot |f| 1 iin<;il' < Ail
f'AYfflff sfl>l CAT. Prje# $«
2"h (’ongres- Buildipg
' Horn. !>1 I- J Cherry tSPM
Brick J Ffat n $7.""M Down
*j(. for |w » (AAV
F. B. (,;ITNAV
* «*H SALE—HIiMIIKVCK PmiI’KHTT
TERRACE
Frame and hrlck nm*- better, at*
rooms each and reception halls, ttta
hsths. *' • w« r ins’snt wat-r heat.
*r», gas -ling**, lsundrl-e and
tra toilets In basement. B-autlftil
iv I ht* and on '-u-f* lot. Pries
$ 11,500 Rents foi 155 per month
-ach * Ide S"«n by appointment
oiilv. !.-.uls M>-rs. 13 t Ve.mont
ave. Rhone
TWO-FLAT BARGAIN
VANCOUVER
RI k to i.rand River 6 r -oms and
<Mi, ".ik ft'ore mid finish, doubls
• • sr.-ige A 111’TTEIIS for appoint
ment
I‘ARTif n. ScriFVK .♦ FRY.
.Main 50:10. 703 Majestlo.
SSOO DOWN
r-nnsvlvanta. n*«r Ghiarlevolx; seren
rooms and hath, electric lights;
-asv terms, $3,360,
F. B. GUN AN
1655 Mack. Hlokory STI
WILL EXCHANGE
7-room hi'use with furnace, oak fttn
leii full basement, on naT’ed street,
very *"od loi-aiton. for medtam
prb-e farm Addr-as box O- Si.
Times.
S3O Down anti *23 Per Month
will buy SB6O worth of lumber t*»
■ uild i home on that lot you are
buying on contract Why pay rant,
when you can pay for a home In
ne year on -‘ary payments?
AF.MK U MII ICR <•(> 8003 WoodwmNl
NEWLY furnished rooming house for
*»!•*, close In leaving tha otty.,
See owner, 671 R-uah at.
TO EXniAVtiß—llF AI. ESTATB
PLAT TO TRADE
We will trade modern hrlck 1-famtly
flat, flrst-ohiae tn every way rant
is 12 84 net. for a farm Want pos
session this fall. Address lunwr,
box C-74. Times
(
ron lALb-VACAnT lUTt
WILL pay rash tor vacant lota,
houses, flatb, stores, acreage,
real estate equities. Land con
tracts bought; quick and sat
isfactory aeals.
EBERT, 309 Maie«tie Bldg.
BARGAIN 36 feet. Whitman. $95«.
Owner, Hickory il6B-R.
Eon SAi.E—MUM-ni.l.AHglllll
STORE FIXTURES
SODA FOUNTAINS
for alt klnl -f res sold direct
to i 1 1. 1 t i I.argi «t mfg. of
same In th'' »• ir:•. Sh"w it***, coun
ters, -helving well cases, etc.
DESK.-4. ( VSII UF.GISTERS
All - - ♦ *• 11 rate prices.
1 >KT. ST"J;L FIXT.FRF. CD..
19-10 Cat) nd An
for
»H |e: »|' ** *■
TYPE\ ED
First 4...': $5
pay t Vs iV
m»n( " <\ le
applies
Extraordinary \ -dn** In
fact- >m if i . ii i t ;;writers
Call. Write Pb.rne
AMKRTf \N IVK TIN*! V \ HIVR’CO.
F- rt-.st \V i'l >‘rrv 23 3 2
Typewriters Rented, SJ Mo.
For Visibles v■ t h tahl«- R val. t'n
dervs ">d Rem Smith lik* new. s3s
to s'»6. Me]) if, me. up Only fae
turs i»i citt
DETR'iIT TV PT-7 WR tT K R GO .
16f> r«-rr.'rs..n, m W 'dw.tr 1 M 4101.
i vpewriter. Any Visible
With n»>w rah n i r v desk and
revolving chair IFi f <■- *75 for out
fit complete. Terms 8 monthly.
Detrntt Type C- 1* Teflferson
av*, ne.- Wnodwar.l M.un »10J.
I LTTK IIA RGA IN (i .-iirn *r»t*m;
grenadllla wood; c.,nr«rt pitch;
• I *ed ‘G' sharp k*v fine e.>ndl -
'l.n This we. k J?‘ GRTXNRLL
IHlt'iS ' Itranch, 67 3'"nr"e
SODA FOUNTAINS. n»w and uacd:
Itsani
fee urns F.asj t«rm«. Geo Marsh
Cos. 20 Fast- Atwater -t. Main 475 L
PFUR B' '' - PtAN’D a* $162 regular
$ ’6o st beautiful l -rge mahog
any t.aav rivn-'fit* GRI.WKTJ*
RTH «. 21 Wo d-.vard
FTf*I{A(7F. furniture nea • n-w bar
gain pr1«o f*umr-rO.< M h 4th.
s;v r- 'F I’I’TMV O': V s -' ahlnet
vi ti r i*• .;t t*. \rr.r. f.r<’*«.•
Bran. » • * M n>- -
ROOMS -1 f 'in*
pl rt e »1 " Simoer x f . h ft 4th.
I’EH st»\ XI.
v g ta In
tr-.uhl- n»e ling adv -e fc-ndshlg
( r 6RCRK*
T\T’Y M A ' 7 V r> . ’' r .'t- ,' Y 101?
Fort-st Wes. -.-ilvati p Army.
M<» n I > to 1.016
MONEY TO LOAN
ON VACANT LOTS
f.lheral h aus on real > «tate
second me f tg*r* rep;»y loan*.
W ' - i'l.tl i v *nt lota and
LDURt.TJi) Majestic Bldg.
LAND CONTRACTS bought.
t,'uirk and satisfactory deals.
EBJ'RT SO9 Miij» stic B!dg.__
. * aT
a tr. - 1 1 .. «*llot-
W’ ’ 1 '
Detroit T.and Contract Cos.
II ?-ft t H-mm nd Bide I*l9.
• rtiNP.K 4M) • HI I u.r
' X
perking dreproof rates r ght Mo.
t-r ,**»i.s ? r suburban moving.
pKnr« Cadillac **.
A''3fM S'oiage man th s«r*lio<na
Qt- rag", moving M 41 Gilman.
rttirr VDVSNC to Gai|fo?r'f can
rent • of car. r»rtnl storage
Gsdii’ac «•
- t ! ■■■-g---rs-g—a—an
i.i»*t asii» rot in
« - -» . • ■n r -m a
- tl n that will e*d to tbe recovery
of a gteen Pulck rosr's’er stolen
I *’ * ’*4 Clairmount
a‘» Cad ’a* >3*7.
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