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The Jones County news., 1911-01-05

Wise in their day and generation
are Paris modistes who announce
hat their latest gowns are made to
button in front Now there will be
less kicking on the part of the hus-
bands who have to pay the bills.
The Jones County news., 1911-01-05

Velasquez portrait that has been
missing 100 Years has come to light
at the country place Of the duke OF
Parma" The duke must live at
Lonesomehurst,
The Jones County news., 1911-01-05

A Colorado professor says that peo-
pie get disease germs by shaking
hands. La Grippe from the grip, as
it were.
The Jones County news., 1911-01-05

Even II woman is becoming more
masculine as the Harvard man says.
very few husbands will care to ex'
patiate upon the theme by thei. happy
fTeHdgs. d T 2
The Jones County news., 1911-01-05

There Is nothing childlike about the
malevolence OF infantile paralysis
The Jones County news., 1911-01-05
Overtime

Overtime.
IT'S a fiy-by-night concern"
Well, is there any rule Agains1 air.
ahips working svenin9s3"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-04
GOES HATLESS AND NOW
HAS FINE CROP OF HAIR
Brave Man Cures Himself Of Bald.
ncss-Carres His Hat in His
Hand To Lessen Comment.

KANSAS CITY, Jan. 3 One OF the
travelling statesmen who regularly Wis
its Kansas city is j. \. Bremberg, OF
Detroit. lie wears no nat. he al
ways carries one in his hand, 10 keep
people from thinking he has lost his
headGear or is too poor to afford one
but the hat is never on his head. Ii
is because he likes fresh air and wants
. luxurious head OF hair that Mr..
Bremberg has discarded his hat Day
or night. in wind, snow, rain or heat,
when ne is on the street, this man
may be seen walking bareheaded.
Il am a fresh air fend, he said.
-Four years ago | was nearly bald.
| decided that a hat kept my head
roo hot, and that fresh air would be
good for the hair. | began TO go with
out a hat, and soon my hair stopped
falling out, and new hair grew. To-
day have a fine head OF hair and am
never troubled with cold. There are
clubs OF no hat men in Boston and
New York. In Vienna a movement
has been started 10 do away with hats
:or men,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-04
CHINANAN is SOME
EXPERT WITH SHEARS.
He Cuts Hair Of 100 81 His Country
man in Day in Obedience to
Royal Decree.

NEW YORK, Jan 3.-Chu Chung
Han, secretary of the Chinese lega-
ton at Washington, is proving him
self one OF the most adept BARRIERS
in America. He not only cut the hair
OF one hundred men in one day. but
ne argued them into letting him do
il.
The wholesale haircutting took
place in Chinatown yesterday. and
Chu Chung Han is going through the
district today ministering 10 the hir-
suite operation TO all Chinese who are
Wiling to obey the recently promul-
gated royal decree that Chinese viii
modernize themselves by having their
queues removed.
II was at a dinner given by lie Chin
csc Reform association, last nisht,
70 the headmen and gunner OF the
Fou; Brothers and Leons longs. TO
celebrate the recently enacted peace
pact, that Chu Chung Han announced
his tonsorial abilities and calisd for
volunteers. OF the leading tong mem
bers, only four stood forward and let
down their queues. The secretary OF
the Imperial Chinese legation drew a
long pair OF shears and deity snip
ped of the queues. Tying an Imperial
yellow ribbon about the end, he pre-
sented each owner with his o"n
queue and the Imperial thanks.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-04

sial.5o. corn-Faney Maine. filIoS;
standard. s5c Table beete. sSm La
Peas-Fanoy. early June. si35; stand
ard, 81 soaked. 500 zoe. salmon
sockeYe. tall. IS Is; nat s2s9' MASK.
reds. 81 80: Alaska pinks sl.sS doiiid-
toes. 4S@s0c; suecotash' VI q Lio Po'
dOz. 800 -.
Cogee--Packct Office. loo-lo case.
ZIG 2s Sf20sa delivered. -
Feed-R-sn. s2l; fine middltnes SO.
coarse middlings, $2s, cracked corn;
s23. coarse cornmeaL va corn anu
riour--Nti ehigan Patents. I'm wood.
best. so 20: ordinary patents. s+,S'
strri-. S4G5: clear $500 per Dbl.
Kre -four 81 30 pc bbl "
On-Raw linseed, g5c; boiled I'm
senc. &c. Perfection. slsc. Eocenei
IL crown gasoline. l5S per gar 'u'-
pentine in bs,rrel lots. 80 - 9 gal
ProVisicns-Aiess pork fsa ialntil
S23fie4. medium clear N-o = Nt,i"n
"a hams. lti.ci dr> all sait'd mans ME lee.
bacon. lS0i9r lard,'iu tierces. II &c
kettle rendered. l2igc lh ~.
sugars-Ouotatlons corrected aaIS
ny " ii. Edgar & Son. Crystai dom
hoes. 2-lb. ssh. 5-lb. %; h1sis
SIS 25: N..v,X powdered s5.Ss stand,
ard powdered. $50; granulated' eN'ta
coarse. So 20. fine, in bulk. sSlV ~,
95-lb cottoA bags. SOLD; Mlchlsal
grauulat~d. 50 95. household ppWuereu'
5-lb cations, Is TO case, So a,do car
SIS 20. oonfectioneIs \. s5o5: No. l.
$50. No. >. 500 No. ;, s5.o5; No. :.
So; No. ). SI.s5. No g. s490; NO. =
sass, No. 5, sis0. No. =, S+v3, 10 ~
$471. 40. IL. s4.65. No. IL. 81 go; NO, IL,
si5S. 80. Ia. Si.0S: No. 10. $500 per loV
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-04
LADIES, BEWARE
OF THIS sW|NDLER
If Smooth Talking Man Offers You
Butter and Eggs at Cut Rate
Telephone Police.

An elusive person. tall vi stature
and equipped with fund OF glib con
versation anent the high cost OF liy-
ing, is just now engaging the attention
of the police. He deals largely In
imaginary eggs and absent butter and
for the past week. he has sold any
amount OF these previous commodities
TO unsuspecting housewives.
This is the way the butter and egg
person does business He selects
victim, learns her husbands name an.
occupation and then goes 10 the door
while the husband is at work He
tells the wife that he used to work
with her husband in the foundry or
shop or store, as the case may be.
but I've got a farm now" he'll say.
and It's the only thing. I'm certain
~ glad cut ont the old way OF living
| was talking TO your husband and he
was complaining about how much he
had 10 pay for butter eggs and such
things
Then he goes ON TO tell that his
chickens are the best little egg pro
ducers that ever stalked around
barn yard and butter, why, he has so
much butter around his place thai
he's ashamed 10 look n COW in the
face.
Having delivered himself of this
pastoral. The bucolic gentleman offers
the remark that to help out an OLD
friend. he is willing 10 dispose OF
coolies of these commodities al price
that would put the high cost OF liv-
ing TO utter rout
Naturally, every economic house.
wife swallows the butter and egs
bait and enters an order Sometimes.
they slip him a bill OF generous de
nomlpation. He goes cut for change
and fails To return. No matter how
much he realizes. the butter and eggs
are never delivered.
The last person who handed her
cash TO this latest species of gentle
| CRATER. is Mrs. Peter Morceu, No. -
| Jefferson-court. She gave him $40.
The police describe him as six feet
! tall, weighs about 1870 pounds and
wears a long black overcoat and n
| black derby hat He is smoothly
shaver and has light hair.
The police warn all housewives to
| beware the butter and egg man. They
! say he has the same general charac-
teristics and methods as the coal
| swindler who worked Detroit SO sue
/ cessfully about year ago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-04
BAND|TS SHOOT
8 AND ROB TRAIN
They Kill Pullman Porter. Rife Pock
cts of 100 Passengers and
Escape.

OGDEN. Utah, Jan. 3.-Stopped by
a lighted fuse. the Southern Pacific
Overland Limited was held up at
Reese. near here early today by two
masked bandits, 100 passengers were
robbed. William Davis, a Negro por-
ter was killed. A. w. Taylor. another
porter was fatally wounded and pas
senger slightly hurt. The robbers es-
capped and are today being pursued by
armed posses.
When the train stopped al the little
watering station of Reese. the two
bandits. masked 70 the eyes and with
biz gun in each hand stepped out OF
the tanks shadow ana covered the
engineer and fireman. When Conduct
or Cunningham came running up 10
Z certain the cause 81 delay he too
was menaced with the bandits pistols.
Then one OF the bandits left the train
men in charge of has fellow and start
ed back through the long string or
Pullmans.
On the way through the sleeping
cars the bandit encountered the two
porters First Davis opposed his en-
trance to his car and was shot dead.
In the next car Taylor showed fight
and he. too. fell with bullet in his
body. He was brought here and VIII
die
Only one OF the passengers in the
long line Of Pullmans showed any re-
sistance as the robber passed through
collecting cash and jewelry from the
occupants OF every berth. He was
beaten over the head with the robbers
gun. but was not serio sly hurt. TWO
sacks full OF money and jewelry were
secured by the bandits. who, after
their footing OF the Pullmans. decided
the express car was too hard a prop
osition TO tackle and made off to the
north.
Tke first alarm Of the holdup came
from Conductor Cunningham, who
wired the dispatcher here \ special
train carrying posse of bandit hunt
ers left az once for the scene OF the
holdup and four other posses. from
other points in automobiles and on
hc: eback. have taken up the trail.
The posse hunt followed the alarm
co closely that il is believed the ban.
dts will be rounded up before night.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-04
e C. DOUGLASS DEAD.

IAPEER. Mich, Jan. l3.-Elton Il.
douglass. "a. formerly deputy sheriff
under Henry A Dickson, of Wayne
county. and for time with eXShCr-
IF Burns. died New Years night. AT
The home of his parents, Or. and Mrs.
Douglass. l2G Monroe-st lie mar
ried Miss Rose Rischart, 725 Wabash.
ave. Detroit. about six years aNo.
who has since died The deceased
War a graduate OF the Lapeer High
school and was graduated from the
Detroit College of Law in 1900. BE.
SIDES his parents. young daughter
et,tiVes him The funeral Will BE-
"Wednesday afternoon,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-04
HELPLESS MAN ENOs LIFE.

ELK RAPIDS. Mich. Jan Ed
ward Ingersull bachelor. between 60
10 20 years old, committed suicide At
: O'Clock Yesterday morning by Shoor
ing himself in the head lnsersoll
worked in the livery stable III this
village for MANI years. Early last
summer his leg was broken by an IN.
rnly horse. and since then h" has been
laid up. being cared Tor by me Masonic
lodge and friends Aside from two
cousins here and q sister IA Kal1'aa-
700 he had no relatives i'm this section.
No reason is known for his nc, other
,han despondency because Of his help
less condition and the failure OF his
fractured hip TO heal rs hc had hoped
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-04
WAR MANEUVERS BEGIN.
Fleet Of Scout Cruisers Trying To In
tercept Battleships.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-When the
fleet OF swift scout cruisers weighed
anchor in Hampton Roads today and
steamed ont to attemp: TO intercep,
the fleet of battleships which Is at
lacking the American coast, the wa"
game in Uncle Sans navy began IN
earnest.
Rear-Admral Schroeder directed
the great Atlantic fleet OF ba'tleshlps
cut cf the English channel last Fri
day. At the same time the navy de,
partment instructed Rear-Admirai
stanton to take his scout cruisers ana
inter cept the enemy.
No one knows the course taken by
SchrL eder Both 1eets are in aCtlon
lust as If actual war were on. Inc
navy department expects 10 news of
elthe. fleet until the game is over
The bat;leships are due at Guantsn'
amo Oh Jan. l6.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-04
GIRL DONS OVERALLS AND
SHINGLES FATHERS ROOF
Residents Of Exclusive Prices HtiL
Cincinnati, Are Very Much
Shocked.

CINCINNATI. Jan. 3.-Regardless
of comment. on the roof OF Jog
cabin. Miss Parthenia Osthoff, society
girl. daughter of j Is. Osthofr. owner
of the cabin. began work as car
pcnter. To do justice 10 her job or
putting on shingles. she dressed IN
the comfortable and appropriate gar
ment popularity known as "overali'.
The men of the Osthof family are
devoted believers in the simple life
&c their log cabin. adjoining their
modern Price Hill bungalow, attests.
While the boarding school girl was
mailing shingles on her roof, clad IN
her overalls, passersby in Purcell
ave. stared open.mouthed. Ii did not
disturb Miss Parthenia.
IF girls only knew how much more
fun il was to wear overalls and
single a roof than TO giggle and talk
about their clothes and silly boys
they'd be whole lot better OF, she
said.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-04
ARMED OUTBREAK IMMINENT.

LONDON. Jan. 1.-The Exchange
Telegraph Telegraph Co. today de-
clares tina: large consignment OF
rifles. intended for use by the dissat-
isfed Portuguese republicans and the
plotting followers OF EX-kins Banuel.
have been seized at Monaco.
Anticipating an armed outbreak III
Portugal which may demand Spanish
intervention, the Spanish garrisons
along the Portuguese frontier haze
been confined TO barracks and all OF
Gcers on leaves of absence have been
called to the colors.
According to coded cables received
here today by the Exchange Telegraph
Co, the Lisbon papers today admit
that monster plot against the pro-
visioual republican government Is in
progress
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-04
DIES BY ACID ROUTE.

JACKSON, Mich, Jan. 3.-Willard
Webster so. a farmer living near
Brooklyn, respondent, paid his dues
on the life insurance he carried in the
Maccabees drank carbolic acid yester-
day and died a few minutes later. He
leaves a widow and two children. For
several weeks Webster had com
planned OF severe pains in his head
and only Saturday remarked 10 his
son that he had only until Monday to
live but the remark was not taken
seriously.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-04
MEM louK pHoD, on.

NEW YORK. Jan. 3--Flour. Dull
and unchanged Pork. Firm, mess,
S2.r.1s5U Lard Dun. middle west
spot, $lUg0Wll sugar Raw. quiet.
centrifugal. 80 test. 50 9sia muscova-
do s. test. So isie refined, quiet. cut
loaf S560. crushed, $3.50. powdered,
$3.50. granulated $3.50 coffee Rio
30 on spot. 10 lpl3lsc Tallow
Dun. city. ,lac. country, IS a @c
HAY: quiet, prime, $40. No 3. 50 "a
zoe. clover. 55W go. Dressed poultry.
Dull; turkeys. 1iU 23c, chickens, a
2lc. fowls. "a l5c, ducks. loo, lie. Live
poultry Firm geese. IS a &c; ducks,
l5l-c. fowls. 14nt4l2c: turkeys, l4H
1880. roosterS, size Cheese STEADY
state milk common To specials, II "a
lT14c. skins common 70 specials, 80
0t2lec fan skins. 2f2i2c
Butter quiet; receipts, ,,l96: cream
erN extra IS y ~ CSC. state dairy. tubs.
goa ~ isCi imitation creamery nrsts, p
~ 9Sc Legs steady receipts, $3.50
nearby white fancy +6 a 4Sc. nearby
mi we'd fancy. 81 n 3Sc; fresh hrsts. 80 a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-04
SKULL is CRUSHED.
Holland Young Man Is Knocked From
Street Car.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Jan. s.
Albert Sandy, aged Is years, OF Hol-
land. Mich, sustained fatal injuries
while attempting 10 board a moving
street car here last evening Sandy
ran and stepped onto the inside rear
step Of n sOuthbOund car as north
bound car came along. He was
thrown from the step some distance
and his skull crushed like an eggshell,
his death ensuing about 20 minutes
later when placed on the operating
table at one of the hospitals
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-04
STILL VISITS OWEN KILDARE.
Former Detroit Girl Is Now Wife Of
Retired Army officer.

NEW YORK. Jan. Mrs Charles
A. AGams. wife OF the retired lieuteu-
Hht commander of the United States
army. and who Wa, Misc ella Russell
Bogardus, oil Detroit still has strong
interest in her foimcr husband. Owcn
Kildare. the writer. and suc and her
young daughter visit him often in tie
Manhattan sfnte hospital on Ward :
island. where he is al inmate.
as Mrs Kildare she has assiduous
Is pursued her literary work, minging
freely with those friends who knew
heI best before The unioItr nate dc-
ciden; which deprived her III sband OF
his reason.
Commander Adams knew all about
his wife's previous marriage. and Mrs.
Dams says that owen Kildare knows
OF aud approves o. the course she
has taken.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-04
EMMETT PIONEER ,EAD.

pETOSKEN, Mich, Jan. 3-CHaTIes
n Lusk, prominent Emmett county
pioneer. died last evening at MS
home in this city. at the age Oh
q years. He had been i'll moie than
a wear but during ne last week ex'
nerienced a sinking spell which caused
his demise. Mr.. Lusk was prominent
in the political history of Petoskev'
having held a number OF offices In
GLIDING the country clerEship. and at
the time of his death was deputy Tor
County Clerk G. w. Dickinson. lie
e survived by widow and family.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-04
CHICAGO GRAN LETTER.

Reported for The Tires by I'aih''
w Sesion IN c %e IAN mis- Il jorning was
great contrast 10 the nhrrowness ana
dullness OF the trade durine Deem Deem
beri in fact. prices had better action
In one hour TO-DAY thsol for a whoie
week in the previous gonth The eN-
treme cold weather oTr tie western
half OF the lwheat belt flarmed NE To-
polo being up Ii.c on b shalp crop IN
Russian shipments was another ohll
featpre.xs There wasia decrease Of
t,.,,sn visible suppIy. fhese conditions
Stsrfrd the btfying hbrry. which pu:
Nav wheat 10 sSc in . couple OF min
utes and "a later advarce was 10 80,
market now oslo TIT July price was
mn iISc from close saturday TO - r,
~ ~ and less than " reaction At
Minneapolis stock Increased @o5.oOO pu
far thrpe dqVS. but both the north
ives, markets showed more than lie
advance at high point ~ the morning
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-04
pahhit SAUSAGE? Yes, fine.

ATCHISON. Han., Jan. sine re-
cent SHOWS were hard OH rabbits n:
Colqan. a farmer, shot $50 rabbits and
made them up into sausage. Rabbit
sausaqe Is something now in the Kan
sas menu. but those VINO nave .rlea II
say it is all right and worth consiuer.
alton i'm these times of Increased cost
OF living.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-04

k Reported for The Times by Paine
E(Vebber a. Co, Jan. 3
Ia There was weak tone 10 the open
1Xnrr on the stock exchange this morn =
|[7ne. Steel was especially the object
- attack by the bears and sold on
afly q OF point from Saturday $
S{nsine figures: support was given by
21Sr,e OF the larger interests and prices
kified not only recovering the early
6Sses. but in a number OF more &C
~ issues, iua king net gains OF a Iull
I'M. or more At noon the market
~ holding strong with shorts he
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-04
40 Hurt In street Car Crash.

NEW YORK, Jan. 3.--Sllppery rails
caused by the rain, are held resppn.
sible for n collision between two
crowded street cars on the incline IN
Drooklyn early today in which forty
nersons were Injured Six passene ~
and motorman OF one car are IN
hospitals seriously MANNED, but none
are expe, Ted 10 die.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-04
BUTTER AND EGGS.

natter - Creameries, extras. 3Olac,
drsts 2Si. dairy. 24c packing stock.
zoe per III
EEgs-Fresh current receipts. cases
included, soc doz Receipts on Tues
.daK were l6G cases
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-04
CHICAGO pRODICE.

CHICAGO Jan. 3.--Butter. Extras
-2ac. hrsts. 25c. dairy extras. 25c; firsts
30 Eggs Prime firsts. see: FIRST :,
900 Cheese. skins. 14m IL lscs youns
Americas Ia! m15c Live poultry
Fowls 12N12lae, ducks. 14914iac.
,r.s. "a ~ a..
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-04
u. s. GOVT BONDS.
NEW YORK COTTON.
NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK, Jan 3.-Money on call
ga Time money. 80. for six months
Bar silver: London. asa pence, New
York. 549, G. Demand sterling. 81 50 :
n So 20
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-04

Money is reported &c be rather tight
over the New Year OIL account OF the
heavy disbursement for interest and
dividends which nave not yet found
their way back into the banks and
markets.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-04
BUSINESS NOTES.

The Detroit, Toledo & lronton
shows gross earnings for the third
week in December amounting TO $685.
$50 an increase Of $4,914.
The Detroit United shows gross
earnings OF S161,273 for the third week
in December. an increase of Sl3 5S4.
The increase for the year TO Dec. Il
is Sl,27l 042.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-04

Appie.--75casl 20 per bu. S305 per
bbl, Western apples. 81 25m2
Bananas-Good shipping stock, 81 30
q $50, accordins. 10 quality.
BeaBs-Dried Lima, . = n 90 10
CeIery-Home grown. 2jW zoe. state
stock. loo zoe dOZ
CanIihower - California $325u3 ~
per crate, si!5H2 per doz
Cabbage-$l % per bOl
California Fruits-Pears, So so "a per
Cheese - Michigan flats. l7417isc:
York state, lie. Limburger. 16i2 n
Swiss, u q 22c; imported, do, 2sQ3J.
per 10.
Cranberries - Late Howes. $9mg50
per bbl rs per bu.
Dates-Persian, . Gt6C per 10. Fards
l012 q lie per 10
Dressed CnIve.-Fancy, llml1lsc per
Id. common, SO Toe 10
Dressed Hogs g y &C ID
Finnnn Haddies-iOis u11c per lb
Figs-lmported, new, IL "a &c per 10.
California. 35c per box.
Fresh Negetabics-Cucum hot
house, Sl5Om2 per dol lettuce hot
house, 12al5e ID head lettuce. 81 Is
"a LOO pei dOZ; radishes. hot-hIusr
3Vf 3oc per doI. parsley l5u zoe duZ.
green peppers. 40@ soc. per ia si<,j
green peppers 81 80 per basket. care
rots, soc per bu, rutabagaS. 10, Lu.
parsnips 60f Coo per bu, beets. SO peg
bu; turnips. Soc per bu, tomatoes cali.
6rnp~s-AIalagas. xsft7 per bbl
Grape Fruit-Fiorida. S3.i5n4 case
Iione1-FdnCN Whit~. Il ~ iSc. No ]
l6H lie; amber, Ia l5c, extracted So
/ loo per IT,
Hay--Detroit dealers are paying. Tho
/ following prices FOR baled hay ia car.
{ lots. I - b. Detroit No. ! timothy
! ney, slem 1850. No. timothy, fl5o
/ straw, Si75m 8; wheat and cat raw
I So 50N1 Loose hay from far urrs
/ wagons on the city markets uge.
from SlS022. as to quality
/ Hides-No ! cured, &C.. No ! rr,r
] : &c; No l cured bulls. So. No ] r-,u
lGi2c. No ] cured Kip 10igc SO
green. lec. No. l cured murrhin, So
sr|en' 81 No T Il al gaif 10, ls. \"
i l. 50 80. No. p $3.50: shecpskins .ts t
wool 2jcF$l No. > hides, L. III coz
Kip. ! isc on ON calf
Nuts-lilack walnuts. = q !c I.r pa
bnttcrnuts. g = f' ic per III. Cow .t.ll
bat ks iff 90 per 10
Ismon---Calirornia s. 5ON pef bo,
i.imes--$i a - per box.
N Mnshro"ms-i5t' zoe per b">
u .Vsi"ns-S5p 90c pee hu; Spanish
" lranges-C.,lifornia- nayels. $3.50
~ boS: Floridas, 50 i0I 2IJ boA
jN Pncappics--l'lcrid 81 Pei ,l.u,
n E,atocs-Michigan car lots. 30 r. ~
pA ~: new Rermudas. 50 per bu, s. 9
Ivy spriasr. lsha1sG tow
12mk ducks. Zoe; turkeys, 1898
p<r n Dressed poultry-Il,ns. ~.
isc; Arings. I36l4c. ducks. leo -,
I Eeesc. n y ~ l5c; turkeys. 2Om &c ~
( Rnbhits-tl 80 per dpz.
sweft potatocs-Jerseys, kiln driC,
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-04

The Detroit 4 Mackinac reports
gross earnings for the third week in
December as s19.il4 increase of $255.
The decrease for the fiscal year TO
Dec u is $3.50.