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The San Francisco call., 1909-09-02
CALL
Wheat Inactive and Barley Firm
Hide Market Somewhat STRONGER

esss and ducks. and the light asriEs.S .a,'s.1s
Teee readily disposed Of at well ,vPth Sc
prices. Live turkeys were were ss11sys only a few
Pouna VIZ lies were buying the birds and s
h,,+ 'rotfreahle increase in the arrNaS
ny panitrv fner dozenl-Hens. - 0Og2 LOT sun =
IS 50as so for large and $7@9 fe5 III rOost
ROSTERS, $67; do extra lasse:s so brolerz. s40
so Sor large aud Ss@350 for small aueSss .ssse -
al: pigeons, $50: squads; SoeSS ,sr psir:
81 5O02 per pair: goshngs' eA'o0S-
live turkeys 24@25c per ID
came-Nominal.
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Cash Grnin .and. Proyisionn

as follows: Flour steady. Feed or mix
ing barley. 47d50e; fair to choice malt
ing 5I@65c. Flax seed. No.. southwest
ern S1.35; No. 1 northwestern. $1.41. Timo-
thy seed, $3.571R Glover, S11.90. Mess pork,
per bbl., s22 75 @22 so. Lard, per 100 lbs,
S12321a. Shore ribs, sides Ooosel, S1I.6215 6I
11.s7h. Short clear sides (boxedl, $12.3712 a
1850.
GRAIN STATISTICS,
Total clearances of wheat and -four were
equal to 100000 bushels. Primary receipts
were $4,000 bushels. compared with 943. 900
bushels the corresponding day year ago. Esti-
mated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, 101
corn, 313 cars; oats, DDS cars; hogs, II 600
head!
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PETALCMA Sept. 1.-After receipt OF quo
tations from the San francisco dairy exchange
&c was the best price paid for eggs in Peta-
luna today. S6l2c being the next best price.
Independent dealers and spectators paid 36
cents. The price Is steadily going upward.
SANTA CRUZ Sept Egg market un-
changed and merchants and commission men
continue offer of SO cents.
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New York Produce

NEW YORK. Sept. 1.--Hops-F1rm.
Hfdes-Steady.
WO6l-Steady-
Petroleum-Steady
Sugar-Raw. firm. fair refining. sefa3 sac.
cenIr1fugai, 96 test "a. 14c: molasses sugar
3.36et3 .39c- Refined sugar steady
Conee-Futures closed quiet unchanged N.
January. but generally points net lower sales
StoO bags. including September At 3 4Oc. De-
eember. 1S5c; February ard March so~s
April and May 5-35c; July. 5 .35d5 4Oc
spot conec. steady: No. Rio. nc. No A
santos. S9s gsc- Mild. quiet; 'Cordova. 81 dafse
Butter-Firm. unchanged -
Cheese-D Unsettled. unchanged
Eggs@Steady unchanged
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated Apples-Ouief. Fancy Ss. s7o1k -.
choice. Size; prime, 7tt@7hc: common Ia ~,
Prunes-J nchanged. Californis. 2Ha111Sr.
Aprlcots-Strong on the coast. but local sno+
show no qiotable Improvement Choice ~
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GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and other Grains


Wheat-Chicago was about 1c lower, with
trade dull. Frost was reported in Minnesota
and Wisconsin
There was nothing new in the San francisco
market.
CASH WHEAT
nora, $1.75@1 80; white Australian, none here;
Northern wheat-Club, $1.6T1A@ 1.7O; Russian
red, $1s5; turkey red, s1.70@1.s0; bluestsm,
$1.so@1.9215 per GENITAL.
FUTURES
10:30 a. m Session
. p. m. Session
Barley-The market was frmer yesterday
with futures and the cash grain both somewhat
higher There sales OF choice feed at 81. 40
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed, spot 81 361k al l. 40
common to fair. $1.S2l5 d1.35 per ell: brew.
ing, 1421a; shipping, $1.4215 cheyalier, Of
fered at $1.4T15.
1880 a. M. Session
December-S1.42.
p. m. Session
December AIS bid. S1.42A asked.
Oats-Gray and white were fraction lower
yesterday. Reds were dull and unchanged.
New reds for feed, s1:75@1.s0 for good to
choice and 81 .6e@1.72Ha for poor to fair; reds
for seed, S1.95@21O; black, 50. 35G2.70 asked;
gray, $170@I721a; white, S1:T0@1.T5; Texas
red. in bulk, S1.e5; in sacks. S202l2 pei. ctl-
Corn-Snow's report shows the con-
dition 7T.7. against s9.5 August / and 1914
last yeaf. The Oklahoma report makes Sep
tember corn condition So; in August 81. and
a year ago Ts. when the crop was %, O00. 0OO
bushels by state and 122,000000 by government
reports.
Small round yellow. s1,7o@1-75; white. $3.50;
large yellow. 1.E5; western states yellow in
bulk, San Francisco track, s1.60; white, s1.62;
mixed, 15s per ctl.
Rye-Quotations continue nominal. No. bust
npgS
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Dried Fruits, Raisins, Nuts and Honey

Fruits. old erop-Peachess 4c for standards.
Az d4ISc for choice and 5G6c for fancy prunes.
size basis, 2@215c, with &c premium for the
large sizes. -
New Fruits-Evaporated apples. IA 0S15e:
apricots S610c; moorpark, 11012c: peaches. Al
acc; prunes. 25@2&c. with Ac permium for
40s and 1sc premium for 30s to 40c; ngs, 81 q
4t5e; pears, 512 2GlOc.
Raisins t190S crop)-Seeded. 4@415c; seedless
sultanas. pa 921ac; loose muscatels, 3&c for 1
crown &c for 3 crown and 2hc for crown
New Raisins-Layers. elusters-6 crown. 81 SO;
crown. $1.75; crown, 81 80; ordinary layers.
crown e21a d95c; 2 crown, S5c49Oc; seeded.
4L65kc seedless sultanas. 363Ac; Thomp-
sons seedless 315c; loose muscatel, crown.
4Kc; 8 crown, 3izc: crown. Sc.
Nuts-Almonds. nonpareils, 14hG15c; IxL.
i461415c ne plus ultra, 1361315c; Drake, 110
11I5c; 1anguedocs. 10@1015c; hardshells: SAC
&c: old walnuts. lie per Id for No softshells.
7c for No. do; flberts. 121zg14e; pecans. Is
@17c.
Honey-Comb. 14G15c for water white and 10
M12c per lb for amber; extracted. 71zc for
water white and 6iz @7c for light amber; old.
candied and dark amber, 4941ac per ID.
Beeswax--2715 G2sc per lb for light and 25@
26c for dark.
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Northern Wheat. Market

OhEtTUN
PORTLAND, Sept. 1.-Wheat-Track prices
Club. Ssc bluestem, 94c; Russian, S6lac; turkey
red S5c; forty fold. S71ac.
WASHINGTON
TACOMA. Sept. 1.-Wheat-Milling and ex-
port grades: Bluestem, 91c club and red fyfe
96c; red Russian. Sac.
decline OF. soc barrel nour and from 81
to SO ton on feed Is announced today.
SEATTLE, Sept. 1.-Export wheat: Bluestem
Ole; club and fyfe. sec; Russian, Sac. Receipts:
Wheat % cars; oats, cars; barley, cars
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New York Grain Market

NEW YORK. Sept 1.-Flour- Receipts, 3s,
crate jobbing trade. Winter patents, $5.1OG
5.4O winter straights. $4.S5@5;. winter ex-
tras. S4.20G4.65: winter low grade, S4.1O@
4.55 Kansas straights, $4-75d4.9O.
wheat-Receipts, 2,400; exports. 600 Spot
easy. No. red. $1.041a nominal elevator;
$l.0s5s T. O. b. ahoat; No. ! northern Duluth
ter. S1.10A nominal (. o. b. afoat An early
advance of 1c per bushel in wheat today, result
ing from lighter receipts and a higher corr
market, was destroyed before midday by bear
ish snow report. which caused heavy unload
ing. The market closed very unsettled and
&c to 1ac net lower; September, s1.057se; De-
cember, S1.027bc; May, $104c.
Minneapolis Flax Market
MINNEAPOLIS. Sept Flax, $1.39a4.
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New YORK MONEY Market

New York Money Market
NEW YORK, Sept. Money on call, firm,
2@2h; ruling rate, 2a; closing bid, 2; offered
at 2H per cent.
Time loans. firm and quite active; 60 days.
per cent; 80 days, 3A per cent; six months
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, Az @4% per cent
Sterling exchange, steady, with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at S4 S5G4. S505 for 60 day
bills and at 81 1866 for demand; commercial
bills, $4.S415 64.S4%
Bar silver 51% %c.
Mexican dollars. 44c.
Government bonds, steady; railroad bonds, ir-
regular.
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Portland Butter Market
&c narket in Nearhr Conntie.

PORTLAND. Sept 1.-Butter-City and eoun-
try creamery extras, Sac; fancy, SO@S5c; store.
19621c.
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Assessment Directory Comstock Min,

Bond and Stock Sales
Sales on the stock and bond exchange in
August were follows
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BEARS PUNISHED
AND PRICES SAG
Grain and Cotton Crop Reports
Fail to Stir Sluggish
Market
Ner York stock LIst

E. F. Hutton & Co. 400 California street,
members OF the New York stock exchange. fur-
nish the following list OF bond and stock safes
yesterday;
------ = = a ~ 80
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Local Securities Still Active
Comstock Shares Turn Downward

amounted to S26. .5s1. .779. decrease for the year
of So, 1886, and decrease for the month of
81 .263, ,654.
The amount of bonds on deposit to secure circu
lation was $672, ,925, 700.
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Mining Stocks
COAfSTOCKS

Mining STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Francisco
stock and exchange board yesterday:
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Poultry and Game
The poultry market was In good shape for the
selling interests, there being good demand for
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Northern Business

SEATTLE, Sept 1-Clearings, $l,4s1 ,ooS; bal
ances. $15S. pa.
PORTLAND. Sept. 1.-Clearings, s1,oee, COS;
balances, $102 005
SPOKANE. Sent 1-clearings, se54,s4e; bal
TACOMA. Sept. 1-clearings. s7s2, ,2se; bal
ances, $50, 900.
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London Closing Stocks

Money-k q q OF ] per cent
The rate Of discount In the open market
short bills is 1ss per cent and for three month
bills III. per cent
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LOCAL MARKETS

Minneapolis Flax Market
MINNEAPOLlS. Sept. Flax, $1.39&.
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS
CALIFORNIA
Bid Ask Bid. Ask.
Argonaut 3.oOlCent Eureka. "a
Bunker Hill. 90 -lSo Eureka MI 25 -
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DIED

BECKER-At residence, 1885 Beaubien,
st, Julius J. Becker. beloved husband
Of Anna, springmeon, ge saxa and and
father OF Walter p otto bs nro,hcr soy o1
Mrs Harry Run and Miss Amanda
Becker Funeral from residence,
Tuesday. al y. m. and II. John
Lutheran church at 3 o'clock. In
terment German Lutheran cemetery.
BERRIMAN--Feb. IL. 1909. at resi-
dence, 32s Pennsylvania ave, FRANK
Rerriman. father OF George II. and
Mary r. Berriman. Burial at Erie
GALLAGHER-Feb. Is. Margaret Gal
laRher inee PowelD, beloved wife OF
the late John Gallagher. Funeral
from residence 2S2 F ans t. T Hsiy
Trinity church at ..
RANTZINGER-Feb. IS. 1909. at res
idence, 242 orchardst.. Emma. be-
loved wife OF John A Grantzinger.
late Richard and Mary A. Diddey.
Funeral services at house Tuesday
at u. m.
orr. EMAN--Feb. "a, 1909. at his par
Carleton C.. beloved son OF Charles
g and Dora A. Orlemnn. Funeral
Tuesday at 2 p. m from residence.
ScHoRK Ey-Feb. 10. at residence. iioi
beloved husband OF Elizabeth Schor-
key Funeral Tuesday morning at
O'Clock from house, and o'clock at
Holy Rosary church. by funeral car.
SCHAENI NG-Feb IL. Christ Schaen-
Ing, age 90 years 10 months 20 days.
beloved father OF Mrs Charles Keii-
holz. Mrs John Mohr. Mr.. Ernest
Schaening Airs George Ferguson.
Mrs. william walters. Jr. Funeral
from daughters residence. Mrs. Anna
Ferguson 617 Elmwood ave. Monday
at 1890. and at Trinity church at p
M standard.
SPRtJNK Feb. -. Gottfried Sprunk. at
his home. 4i3 Baker-st.. aged ~
Years Notice OF funeral later.
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SHY COUNT SEEKS
AMERICAN BRIDE
FRIEND SAYS HE is THE REAL
ARTICLE AND SMOKES
1oCENT CIGARS.

NEW YORK. Feb. This modest
request came in the mail:
Il have been requested to forward
this article to you for publication by
young italian count OF one Of the
foremost families OF Palermo. Italy.
My friend. the count, would like
TO make the acquaintance OF an Am.
erican heiress OF about his own age
Cunder 80 years., to propose mar.
riage. The patent OF nobility is duly
recorded in the Gold Book OF Records
and can he verified at any time. The
count came to this country recently
with the intention OF securing an Am.
erican girl for his life partner. as he
claims their equals cannot be pro.
duced in any other country through.
out the world.
The counts references and char
acter are OF the highest and his an
pearance and carriage is very aristo
cratic and credit to his race.
For further information amply by
mail only, to Count Victor Emmanuel
stationery store, No. 2297 First-ave.
New York city"
reporter visited the address and
asked the impresario OF the store 10
produce the count, but the shopkeeper
confessed his inability TO do So. A
request for the shrinking nobleman's
friend was likewise vain.
II don't know where they live by
he said, "and / don't know their names
Il only know them on the face.
think they're independent rich. be
cause they stop in here every morn
ing sometimes and buy cigars for ten
cents"
The Detroit times., 1909-02-15
DAILY DEATH LIST

Martin keenan,. 80 years, Eloise,
Christina German So years, III Wa
bash cancer -
Claud f. Palmer. 4S years, Grace
hospital. appendicitis.
James Ferguson. ~ years. BIS Brush
cancer.
James J. Johnson, Sc years. zoo Mich
igan, carbolic acid suicide.
Maude Curtis "a years. 3f2 Division
pneumonia. -
Sarah Dean. 81 wears. 1913 Wood
ward: inquest pending.
John q. Schorkey. 33 years, lloi Rus
sell, nephritis.
wood. apopleNy.
Annie SULLIVAN. 10 months % spring
wells: pneumonia. -,
Anna Sriedel. SO years. 81 F.. High
carcinoma. -. -. 49,,
Edward Junga, 75 years. 1888 Mt. FL
lott; apoplexy. -
Henrietta l. Klopp. II years. SOS Jos.
Campau. cancer.
paul Plooes, 40 years, st. Mary's hos
pital; nephritis. a..
Charles Lipinski. months, 936
Twenty-fourth; pneumonia ,o
Anton JANSEN, 4s years. 1oso Scot
ten: carcinoma.
william Warden. 81 years. Sos Eish-
teenth: old age
Jacob Sehimia, 81 years Ss3 Scotch
cancer. Ne,
Minnie Lawandowsky. 81 years. 26i
Hendricks; dropsy. .
Henry Oehlcnbach. q years. III
Charlevoix: nephritis
Amanta r. Schuholl. years, 31s
Williams. cardiac paralysis.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-15
Why fathers Shouldn't GOSSIP

faith to that doctrine. and believe that
the old father tells the truth when he
IL in his cups; but, however that may
be. the girls seem to have no prospect
of marrying.
Still. | think they would have mar
ried all right but for their fathers
Cabling.
The worst OF it is that you cannot
mIzzle father, and. that being SO,
young women must just go on being
evolved into old maids by their male
parents.
There is. unfortunately. no possible
way OF checking garrulous old men.
and. Of course, it is quite impossible
TO explain matters 10 the young men
they confde in, for the condolences
never get TO be known Of Daughters
simply find themselves stunned. but
have no idea of the reason which
leads up to this unfortunate state of
affairs.
Fathers ruin daughters chances?
would rather say they do-regularly.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-15
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

william B4tsky, ls. Anna senkbiel,
~.
David II Wilson. Jr.. IS, Dstroi;
Maude NJ. Holland. Is. Grand Rapids.
Adrstn Anderson. SO, Plymouth, Anna
Anderson. 80. same.
John Bailey Fsrr. IS. Anna NJ. Gray,
Anthony Bostcn 90 Wayne. Hcdwis.
IS, Detroit. %
Taylor. 80. Detroit.
Henry Williams, o. Addie Stecher,
2s.
Peter ! Lefene. q, Brownstown.
Elizabeth BourassH. g. same.
Karl Sanlvs. 81 Martha schmidt. u.
William paul. IS, Jackson, Net +
Murphy. ~. Detroit.
Adam + Brzezinsk. ~, Pauline
"J John A. Nelson. 81 Marie l. wimot.
20. - o.. w.. r,.-..
Faulman, 20. Detroit
STEPHAN Benodyczak. a. Kostancyia
Francis F. Karzawa. IS: Anna Kot-
lowska. 20.
lister, 90. Wayne.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-15
BREITMEYER VETOES
NEW BOULEVARD PLAT

Believing that the new Lake Shore
boulevard, which is to extend from the
waterworks to Crosse Pointe Farms.
should be wide and beautiful avenue.
Mayor Breitmeyer has vetoed the ac-
ceptance OF plat for portion of the
proposed boulevard. This plat. which
was presented by John Tigchon. call.
ed for boulevard 100 feet I'm width
along the lake shore and was accepted
by the council.
This width was considered insufi.
cient by the mayor Another Nason
given is that the boulevard as plated
does not give the right approach IN
an Alter road bridge
when the idea OF boulevard along
the river and lake shore was discussed
al the Board OF Commerce some time
ago. Breitmeyer expressed the vupin.
ion that the boulevard should be $50
ty $50 feet Ia width
The Detroit times., 1909-02-15
BIRTHS

BOYS
william SauteI/ lst Hale.
Walter Loomis. 27l Canton.
oswald Zimmerman, ~ Harpel
Ernest Belanger. 10 Iaudcrdale.
William Nufer. 1913 Isvcrgnzr.
Amtel Victor. H. Seyburn.
samuel Idngcman. - Catherine.
GIRLS
Patrick sullivan. 3ig Clinton
claude stafford. SIS ChenC
Frank Rcynoid. % Lafayette. --
William Petsch 1915 Helen
NeU Murray G1s Williams
Frederick ACtckclman, 80 infant,
Edward Sheldon. 81 Waterman
Frederick Theel. 7sS Lawndale.
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c. AND Q. ROAD FILES
$50, 900, 900 MORTGAGE

CINCINNATI, o., Feb. 15.-The
largest mortgage ever recorded Ia
Campbell county, Kentucky. has been
filed by the Chesapeake a. Ohio Rail
way Co. TO the United States Mortgage
& Trust Co. The amount is $4,000
900 and includes all OF the property OF
the railroad company In Campbell
county and the rolling stock on which
is issued the general funding gold
bonds made payable In January. 1920
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suppressed pfvorce Suite.

Suppressed suits for divorce we're
filed. Monday. by Lillian VS.. Joseph J.
II. Graham; Hazel VS.. Albert r. VIII.
son: Walter VS.. Deruccia J. Howell:
James NJ. VS.. Elizabeth Clausen; Ida
NJ. vs.. John W. Harris; Olive VS..
James Matevia; Anna VS.. Charles A.
Reid; Elizabeth VS.. James II. Mann
ing, and Mary f. Va. Harry c. Elliott.
Separate maintenance is asked for by
Anna from Andrew Frankowiac.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-15
Artists Concert This EVENING.

A musical event OF considerable
promise is the Detroit Artists concert,
Monday evening. 20. 70, in the North
Congregational church, Woodward and
Blaine-sves. All the artists taking part
are local musicians and the program
arranged is one that will display their
varied talents 10 the full.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-15
PROPOSE CHANNEL FROM
CHICAGO TO BUFFALO

WASHINGTON. Feb. l5.-A meas.
ure will be introduced In congress soon
providing for the complete survey and
perhaps for the construction OF a deep
water channel from Chicago to Buffalo
via Sault Ste. Marie. All the shipping.
manufacturing and laboring interests
on the great lakes are behind the pro-
jet That the plan Is feasible is in
dicated by the fact that already there
is a Chicago TO Buffalo channel 81 feet
deem
The Detroit times., 1909-02-15
INTERuRBAN LINES.

Detroit United rnterurbss Liues.
FLINT LiMifEDs-s:ls a. N. anu
5 L. m. ~ y. m- 10 Oxford Locals 10
Roc ester and Romeo. O. m, and
sv - Two hours TO 10 .. m. also II
. N.
POM HURON LIMITEDs-T:ts q
m. iO-ao a. m-, s:tS o. IN. s:st p. m.
Saturdays only. 80 .. m; Sundays
only y :. m Locals Tor New Balti
more. Aigonac. Marine City and Por.
y ns to Marine city. TO SIT. Clemens
helf-hourly $50 a m 10 y. m. and
hourly 10 II p m. To Mt. Clemens via
shore Lire. hourly. 6:fS O. IN. 20 e.ss
. m. also II p m.
TOLEDO LiMITEDs-S.2o a. m
II 20 a. IN. 2;20 and $40 y. M Locals
for lockwood Newport Monroe and
Toledo. hourly, $40 a. IN to $50 D. IA.
also $50 and II p. m for Monroe
JAtNsoN LaaI in-Ds-,.ss o. IN.
Ia 10 and s:ts .. IN Locals for jack
son. a. IN. and every two hours 4.
. o. M. fol Ann Arbor. a. IN and
s sSsT o4 gP, ,so m nor an. Ply%Ss,s
two hours until 7:30 d. m. also o m
and II y. IN Saline cars from Npsi-
lanti
For wysndo,te and Trestos--S "a a
60 iiSS ,. IN Sundays nrst eSr ~
7:os. with hslf-hourly ser vice THROUGH
out
Tor Royal oak. Birm,ng han g.
rontisc-e.S0 a IN. then half hourly
until I y. M. then hourly until n = q
gay.
ror P~ruinsssa sna nershvuss--1 :.
Orchard Lake and Pontiac. !. z. 3. II Z
M 1. .. ., Z, .. 2, ., II .. m
Last cara await eiosins OK theatesA
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NJ -. The.
People Pages

Advertising rates under any
classification in these columns.
one cent per word each insertion.
cash In advance. No advertise
ment inserted for less than Is
cents.
Persons-Jwhose names appear IN
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entertainments charged At above
rates. Call
BELL-MAIN 1893.
HOME-CITY a38S.
For the convenience OF patrons
Arrangements have been made with
the following to receive liner ad-
We. Isements at the same rate ~
charged at the home Office:
EAST SIDE
Houshten-Frsnch Coal o., az East
canneld-ave.
Mt. Elliott Pharmacy, Mt. Elliott and
Gratiot-aves-
r. brown. 1859 Jsffsrson-ava
=. McPherson, 24o0 0ratiot-ave.. oppo-
site car barns.
WEST SIDE.
C. G. Hansor, $50 Grand Rivsr-ave.
Turner stanton. 166 Myrtle-st.
y. %. Drtscell. All Michigan-ave.
J. w. MiIlarl, l<19 Forrest. west
w. w. Hush. 6sS Aichisan-sve.
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coma Eh1-NTATNS
MONEY To LOAN.
MONEY TO LOAN

New Co New Rates. New Plans
DETROIT LOAN a TRUST CO..
Al MICHfGAN-AVEL
Look for electric sign. Second floor
Hours. 2 to daily. Take stairs.
MONEY TO LOAN 20 saiaried employees
or 90 those who are keeping house.
no security wanted One-haf the
rate 90 hiC advertisers. Call and see
AMERICAN LOAN co.
tlo-ll Chamber Of Commerce Bldg
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MICH. CREMATION ASSOCIATION,
per cent, interest certificate good Tor
one cremation. +. Y. Kolb. Treas
and General Manager. 1925 T.. Boule-
ward Phone Ridge 565
The Detroit times., 1909-02-15
ron sALE-REsuDENCE PROPERTY.
OPEN TOMORROW + TO 4

OPEN lOMONHNN i ~
isst PEI.vIDERE. III blocks south OF
Gratiot; nice neat cottage. with me
10Th Dantry. attic: on paved street
ssli on easy terms. Price less thsn
81 500 IN
sror, house with cellar. s2.lOO.
100 GOODWIN. near Holbrook, nearly
new 7-room house. 2-storv. bath, gas
cellar. owner leaving shy ana says
sell Price less than $1,000.
ia RICHMOND. sroom house with
furnace etc. Price $4,000.
1O5x5O CORNER ON Orleans, south OF
sherman car houscs rents 1850
ner year. Price $500.
NEAR EASTERN MARKET. s-room
house. bath. ras. cellar. Se-toot lot
soutn OF Cratiot near Orleans. $500.
NEAR JEFFER SON- AVE. CAR BARNS.
new 9-family fiat. bath In each. etc
rents $40 per month. $4,000.
Lambrccht, Kelly go, =.
Both Phones Si5 30 Griswold-st'
The Detroit times., 1909-02-15


MASS CONVENTION Of the Socialist
party OF Wayne county Will DC held
at hall. 81 Grand River-ave.. Thurs
day Feb. is, 1903, at y. m. for the
purpose OF placing In nomination
candidates for circuit Judge. county
auditor. County treasurer and school
commissioners To be voted upon ~
the spring election. Monday. April o.
1909 BY order OF county committed
Frank W. Knott. chairman: Henry
Kummerfsld, secretary.
MASS CONVENTION on the Socialist
party of Detroit. will he hsld at hall
"a Grand River Thursday, FEB
49, 1903, 8 p. m, for the purpose or
placing in nomination candidates for
Police Justice and School inspectors
in the and. 9Th, 10th. 18th. 18th 18TH
18th. 18th. 18th. 18th and 18th wards
to be voted upon at the spring cleo
ton, Monday. April B. 1902. BY or
der OF City Committee. Frank W.
Knott. chairman. Henry Hummer
field, secretary.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-15
FOR sALE-F ARMS.
FARMS FOR SALE.

FARMS FOR SALE.
no ACRES Ga miles west OF Foutids
7-room house. large barns; ? acres
hardwood. large apple orchard, Claf
loan soil bargain. $50 per acre
would exchange for Detroit propsr'F
Lambrecht. Kelly & Co,
Both phones 3l5. 90 GrlsWoIu-HL
The Detroit times., 1909-02-15
BUSINESS oppoRTu MITES

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SODA FOUNTAINS
NEW STYLE COUNTER SERVICE
METAL CHAIRS AMI TABBtS
CRUSHED Fruits AND FRUIT
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DISHES AND GLOBE JARS.
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