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PRODUCE.

There was no poultry. no veal calves
in on the early deliveries this morn.
( ing. but no calves were wanted and
I there was more poultry carried over
I, from saturday than was needed. With
\ both the consumption and storage de-
mand falling on while receipts are
holding. up fairly we'll the egg market
inclined 10 ease on a little. and the old
\ crop is correspondingiy weak. The
/ only item OF country produce on tbs
Si hl aass and most dealers ss %sre look
ing for some kind OF an advance al
\ Figin this week. The market was Vel
supplied with Strawberries and fresh
vegetables
AppIes-Steers red. Ss0s5o per Dbl
Bananas--Good shipping stock. ,i.sc
0225
CeIery-Fiorida. SS.25 u $3.50.
CauIifiower-s30 s.6o per dox-
Chee.e-Michigan aats. old. ls91sc;
new. l30l4c; fancy. old. ls9lec: new.
lee; late made. ls6l4c; domestic
swiss. ls0lsc: block Swiss. i59i6c;
imported Swiss. 2s@S0c; Limburger
l4Q17c: brick cheese. ls014c per 10
Dase.-Psrsinn. $3.50 per Id; Fards
Dressed c.ive.-Fancy. &c Id: com.
mon. 7@sc 10,
Fis.-Importsd. new. ll9Isc per Id;
Fresh Negetabi~s--eaeumb hot.
house, 500 csc per dog; lettuce. SO u
soc per bu; head lettuce $25o03 him-
per; radishes. lbc per doz: green pep
per, sec basket: carrots. soc bu; par
ships, 6OQ65c bu: oeets. 500 66c doz
turnips. soc bu. tomatoes. 6-oaslSet
crates. s4.so: t-baske. crates. 81
spinach. 25G30 per bu; green beans
S2Q225 blu; wax beans, sl.75G2 bui
asparagus, 60 97oc doz; green onions
l2i.c doz; beets. 10 y soc doz: green
peas. sl.75Q2 bu; new cabbage. 50; wa
ter cress, zoe doc; green corn. 7o0T6e
Grape Fruit-Fiorida. sAso05 pei
Honey-Fancy white. I79Isc: No. 1
Is9l7c. amber, 14g1s; extracted. so
Hay-Detroit shippers are paying the
lots. Z: o. b. Detroit; Mol timothy
mixed, sac; rye stray; sTes: wheat thea,
farmers wagons on the city markets
ranged from s2oQ26. as to quality.
Hides-No. ! cured, lie; No. I green
green. Toe: cured calf. No. /. lso;
green calf. No. 1. lac per Id: horse
hides No. l. ss55; No = ' No tsh isss
Ic OF on kip. I've on on calf.
Maple sugar-New sap goods. ITO
l2c per Id, maple syrup. 20 VsOc gal.
Lemons-California. t3.5o@4.So per
box.
Nut.-Biack walnuts. IN 02c per ID:
butternuts. 81 u &C per Id; new she'll
banks. 4Q4h per ID.
Limes--sl 9I.25 per doz
Mushrooms-l59 20c Der doc. .. -.
Onion .Sets-Yelow. .$1.25:. white.
Onioas-Egyptian. ,is5Qs blu; Span
ish, l.50 per crate: Texas Bermudas.
s2@2.25 per crate.
Oranges-California navels. s3@3.75
per box; Valencias. $3,5044: Med.
Sweets. s325 q $50 per box.
Observation-Disclosures. s4.25 $50 per
crate.
Potatoes--Miohigan car lots. o5@ssc
per bu: new Triumphs. sl.36 blu; new
Florida s17542 bu. s4.5095.50 per bbL
Poultry Broilers. 20 q use. fowls.
13h a l4c: ola ROSTERS, S91oc; ducks
12Q Use; geese. sQ1oc: turkeys. 14Vlso
per ID.
$50 per case.
TaiIow-No. l. SIC; No. 2. ihc per
ID.
wooI--Medium unwashed. Ito; fine
unwashed. 1241sc; rejections. lie per
ID.
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The Small
Deposition

The small depositor Of
today is the large one Of
the near future.
This Bank wants you to
realize how it can help you
conserve your resources and
build your credit and sue
cess.
This Bank believes in con-
servation, and welcomes
checking accounts of those
who wish to maintain fair
average balances.
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CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine,
Weber & Co., May 20: Wheat: There
was natural break OF Y ole in new
crop months In wheat on opening trade.
Scarcely had the lower prices been re-
corded when there was buying hurry
among May shorts, which carried the
price for that month up quickly 10 99A
@Sl.03. May now holding between
$40 2apd sos. The good general rains
since close Saturday, are followed by
a weather prediction OF favorable tenn
peratures and shoWers
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TOLEDO.

TOLEDO, o., May 29-wheat; Cash
and May. 9Okc: July. ss4c; Sept, ssH
Corn. Cash and May, 55Ac; July, 55c;
Sept. 55hc. Oats: Cash and May, 371s |;
July. 37Ac: Sept, 37hc: Dec. 3sA C.
Cloverseed: Cash, 50 IS; Dec. and May.
Butter, eggs and hay. unchanged
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NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times b. Paine.
Webber q Co, May 20; The stock mar
net was dull and embarrassing during
the early trading. There was little do
INK. traders generally awaiting news
from Washington on the tobacco de-
cision. Prices moved within narrow
range with no changes OF consequences
from saturdays close. excepting a few
nDocialfies
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CHICAGo PRoprcE.

CHICAGO. Nay Eg.-Bntter. EXfras.
22c; frsts. 2ic; dairy. extras. 1gc; frsts.
tic. Eggs: Prime hrsts i6c. firsts.
ifikc. Cheese: Skins. 10ik 1i6z G:
young Americas, ia G1ihc Live poul-
try Fowls, IsaIaLei ducks .I2a
1ktk a. aeaee-7 - Sc
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Defendants In Tobacco suit.

James b. Duke, Caleb G. Dula, Per-
f Brown ROBERT a George Dua Ars assrse PAY
Holme, Robert d. Lewis. Thomas y.
Maloney, oliver ii. Payne. Thomas r.
Ryan. Robert K Smith, George w.
William Il, Harris, William II. INGALLS,
ter, Anthony ~ Brady, BENJAMIN "
Duke, II. NJ. Hanna. Herbert ID. Kings
bury. Pierre Lorillard. Rufus L; Pat
Charles NJ. Strotz, Peter A. b. Widener,
wolford c. Rood. Williamson w. Full
Ter.
American Tobacco Co, Imperial To-
bacco Co. OF Great Britain and Ireland
Afn eFfcan snun Co. American Cigar
Co. American Stogie Co, Havana To-
Lorillard Co. r. j. Reynolds Tobacco
Co. Spaulding g. Mefrick. X. A. Patter-
son Tobacco Co, BIackwelis Durham
Tobacco Works. Thurman a Wiiborn
Tobacco Co, The John Bollman Co, II,
f. Adams Tobacco Co. Jonn w. Carroll
Tobacco Co, Nall q Williams Tobacco
Night Tobacco Co. Pinkerton Tobacco
Co. II. +. Richardson, Jr. * Co, Inc.
r. II. Penn Tobacco Co. Wells White
head Tobacco Co. Lliipfort.Scales- Co,
w S. Mathews a. Sons, T. c. Williams
Co., David Dunlop, Inc. w. T.. Garrett
a Sons. Inc, DE Woo Srun Co, stand
ard Snuff Co, n. Bolander Neyman a
b SsSs Co, united cigar stores c tss Ken
lucky Tobacco Product Co, Amsterdam
supply Co. MacAndrews q Forbes Co,
J. s. Young Co, The Conley Foil Co.
The Johnson Tin Foil and Metal Co,
ternational Cigar Machinery Co, Gar
son Vending Machine Co. Crescent CT
gar and Tobacco Co, Florodora Tag
Co, Thomas Cusack Co. NJ Blaskower
Co. r. ID Burnett Cigar Co, cir Well
cigar Co, Corporation g. & n NOOK.
The J. & r. MODS Co. Dusel. Goodies g
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Extras, 21c: hrsts. Ice lb;
dairy, 15c; packing stock. 13c ID.
Eggs - Current receipts. cases In
cluded, IA q per doz. Receipts Monday.
1910 cases. Market, steady.
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: Busfness-Ii<e Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing CO., Is
John R-st. Phi. Main 1923 OF City 1885.
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Gibson a Baum. Inc, Louisiana Tobac-
co Co. The Smokers Paradise Co. Gu
ban Land & Leaf Co. Porto Rican Lea
Tobacco Co, Federal Cigar Co, and
the Federal Cigar Real Estate Co.
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oADVlCE TO INVESTORS
BY FINANCE


OF
II
me and nvestgatsd)
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EAST BUFFALo-Cio.e.

EAST BUFFALO, N. Y, May "a
Cattle: Receipts 3,s75, market active
butcher grades, $685. 0ss5; cows. sass
W635. Calves: Receipts 1900. market
Ectfve and steady: Gull to choice, So LOS.
sheep and Lambs: Receipts IL 900. mar
ket fairly active and steady: choice
lambs. s725m735: Gull to fair, S547;
yearlings, s5.55@575: sheep 81 40 a s. 40;
Hogs: Receipts 1850; market active
and steady; workers.. s6s00655; pigs.
1875 a $40; roughs. sb05.5o; stays,
fABO6b6
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The Put-in-l3ay beard al trade IL spend
tpR Memorial day In Detroit, inspect
ING the park ard boulevard system
TO get ideas for the Ohio town.
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q a Eeetrie Hal
are
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job Printing Uosc HGht. Times
Printing Co., No. rs John R-st Call
Main 1898. or City ssss.
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LIVE STOCK.
FAST BUFFALo-openinR.
Dunninn a Stevens, Live Stock Rspor,

EAST BUFFALO. N. Y. May %
Cattle: Receipts lao cars; market
slow: best 1850 TO 1,500-lb steers.
ss.2s9s.6o; good prime LOO to 100
1.200-lb. shipping steers, 35.6606 20 ;
medium butcher steers, 1000 TO LOO
lbs. S6.40@5. So; light butcher steers,
IS @5.2s; best fat cows. s460Q5.35 fair
10 good do, -ss.f5 q f5o: common to me-
dunn do, ss.4o94; rimmers s275@
AIS: best fat heifers, t5.50@6; good
fat heifers. s5.1505.5o; fair to good do,
s425@475; stock heifers, s4Q425;
stoekers. all grades. s4GAaS best
common feeding steers, y425 a $50:
best bulls, So q as: bologna bulls, 81
OATS; stock bulls. common 10 good
S3,50@4; best mixers and springers
$500 common to good do. $50 ~ 90
Hogs: Receipts, so cars; lower
heavy. te.soQ6.S6: workers., ,6.so9s,55
pigs, $3.50.
Sheep and Lambs: Receipts 60 cars
slow; clipped lambs, s675Q7; year
lings. s5.50@5.76; wethers. s49425
ewes, 3360G3.75
4 Calves. SAbOm77b
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NEW YONG MONEY.

NEW YORK. May 2s--Money on call:
as per cent Timc money. az per cent
for six months Bar silver: london.
2ttL pence; do New York SAKE de-
mand sterling. sts63oG 1865
Joh -RrintinE Right. ffmrs
Printing Co.. No. i5 John R-st Call
Main Haas, or City s5S5. 80
The Detroit times., 1911-05-30

I The Battle Creek, Coldwater and
! Southern Railway is traction project
and is subject to all the troubles that
I traction companies are called upon
to meet. but II also has the chances
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U. s. GOVT BONDS.

Bond quotations. furnished by Hay
den. Stone a. Co, June 20:
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CHICAGO LIVE sTOCK.

CHICAGO, June 2s---Hogs: Receipts
ers, sss0ms15; good heavy, $500
g0fh; rough heavy ss.G0a5 so; liRht.
81 B06s.z0. pigs. ts.6046.15 Cattle:
Receipts -. 900. market slow and
s ssssy. s,ssIsr. COWS cow and
ers, t3.s066.75; Texans. s46Om6B5:
calves f6.2567,T5. Sheep and Lambs
Receipts rs 600 market weak; nativs,
sssss&ssss western. ss;7sgsic; lambs.
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DIED.

CHAMBERL IN--May 81. at Harper hos
Yital. Annie. beloved wife OF > a; W.
chamberlin. and mother OF Roy,
stanley and Edith Chamberlin and
daughter OF Rachael Mckinney and
sister OF Mrs Edith Dunton. Funeral
services from residence, lis Mel
bourne-ave, Tuesday, at $3.50 p. m.
Rusipe.s-Iike Printing. no russ and
no feathers The plain. neat kind that
looks TiChf J'mcs Printing &c. 10
John R-st Ph Main 1898 or City 1855.
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Dime
Savings Bank

Hammond Building.
Branches. 1891 Woodward,
1174 Jefferson,
Gratiot and Russell.
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CLEVELAND. O.. May 2s.--Hogs. Re-
ccipts 1000. steady &c lower, heayles.
~. mixed workers., pigs and lights,
slow. steady. Lamba Receipfs 10
<ere. " ton cHfvoE. 1gCsIDfs zoo.
Wv tpR.
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO. May 2g.--Opening: May
wheat of &c, July of &c. ANY corn
on &C, July on sc. May oats or &c.
July up &c. Provisions were lower
Noon--wheat: May up 2kc and July
up sc Corn, May and July unchanged.
Oats: May up nc. July up &c.
Close-wheat: May up 3hc. July up
&c Corn: May on 1 y e. July OF 4 G.
Oats: May UP sc. and July up &c.
Provisions lower.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-21

add two teaspoonfuls glycerine. stir
we'll and let stand a few hours. Mas
and clears the skin, corrects a faulty
complexion and previous wrinkles.
Cora B.: Lack OF fresh air and suf-
fctent exercise makes sluggish blood,
deranges the liver and Is responsible
for the pimply condition OF your face.
III you use good tonic IL will throw
on impurities, reguiate the system and
soft and rosy. Here Is good recipe:
Get an ounce OF kardene from the drug
store and dissolve In half pint alcohol.
adding, one-half cup. sugar. then hot
spoonful OF this Inexpensive tonic be-
fore meals will renew your health and
energy and bring back the bloom OF
health to the cheeks.
Mrs D.: You ask for a harmless fat
reducer. The only reliable one / know
Is the parnotis recipe. which Is mex
pensive and easily made. Get from the
dissolve In ~ pints hot water The
dose Is tablespoonful before each
meal. and IL these simple directions are
followed you will soon regain your
normal weight. The pleasant feature
OF this treatment Is you do not have TO
starve yourself or indulge In violent
exercise TO obtain desired results.
LOlss Al your axe your eyes snOulu
have their youthful sparkle. but they
need attention the same as your body.
Here Is an old and reliable formula for
an eye tonic which Is inexpensive: Dis
solve an ounce Of crystos I'm a pint of
warm water. One or two drops In each
eye removes foreign particles. relieves
burning and smarting and reduces In
fiammation. Ii Is also good for tired,
aching eyes and makes them clear and
sparkling, You can get crystos In any
drug store.
II. +. d.; IL In foolish for you to pay
n fancy price for quinine hair tonic
when you can make good one at
home at trifing cost IL you will get
an ounce of quinzoin from the drug
gist and dissolve IL In one-balf pint al
cohol then add water to make a pint,
you will have as good hair tonic as
money can buy. Rubbing little well
into the hair roots each night tones
and strengthens the scalp and hair and
keeps IL In healthy condition. You will
not be troubled with. dandruff or fall
ing hair IL you use this tonic and the
hair will grow long, abundant and
glossy.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-21

the $4,000 was now a rebuke 10 the
gang that opposed Hughes and traded
I'm votes as In cattle, the very gang
which Mr.. Roosevelt smashed.
Il was abroad during the campaign
and know nothing or his Intemperate
language but read the newspapers
and the lying they did was enough TO
provoke an honest man TO worse
things than language. however strong.
The lies were paid for, Of course. BY
the moneyed interests, by Wall-st.
These started the drunken lie, too,
rs l happen TO know, for old General
Howard. not long before his death
wrote 10 me that two Wall-st. acquaint.
ances had assured hi mthat the pres
ident (RoosevelD was drunk every
night In the White House. IN you can
put me ON the track OF anyone circu,
lating these stories you will be rem
dering a service TO your day. The
devils.
Roosevelt drinks just about as
much as Lyman Abbott and the lord
has spared him that grief the vile
slanderers hunt In his family circle
would advise you TO greet any one
of them that you come across with
the fiat declaration that he Is a
damnable liar. was going TO say a
damned liar but ] will leave him to
his maker, who will know how to deal
with him more effectually than any
earthly Judge. II is the existence OF
The Detroit times., 1911-02-21


This recipe makes q pint OF cough
syrup and saves you about 81 a. COM
pared with ordinary cough remedies. IL
stops obstfnate coughs--even whoop-
Ing cough--in q hurry. and IL splendid
for sore lungs asthma. hoarseness and
other throat troubles.
MI one pint OF graduated sugar
with ~ pint OF warm water. and stir
for minutes. Put AZ ounces OF Pinsx
SS3 ssssntsS worth, In : pint bottle and
fui every one two or three hours.
This taxes rish. hold Of . cough ana
gives almost instant relief. IL stimu-
tive-both excellent features.
Pinex, a. perhaps you know. IL the
moet valuable concentrated compound
OF Norway white pine extract, rich In
guiaicol and the other natural healing
No other preparation viii do the
work Of Pinsx In this recipe, aithousee
Thousands OF housewives I'm the Unit
Cd States and csn.da now use this Pl.
has often been initiated. but the old
successful formula has never been
equaied. It's low cost and quick results
have made II immensely popular.
A guarantee OF absolute satisfaction.
or money promptly refunded goes with
this recipe. Your druggist has Pfnex.
or win get II for you. II not, send TO
The Pinsx Co. TT Wayne. IND
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Il never felt so near my grave"
writes w. r Patterson OF Wellington,
Tex. as when a frightful cough and
lung trouble pulled me down to 100
pounds. In spite OF doctors treatment
for two years. My father. mother and
two sisters died OF consumption, and
that I am alive today Is due solely 10
DR.. Kings New Discovery, which CON-
pleteiy cured me. Now I weigh 1877
pounds and have been well and strong
for years" Quick, safe, sure. it's the
hest remedy on earth for coughs.
colds, Iagrippe asthma. Group. and ali
throat and lung troubles. soc a y1.OO.
Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by e.
G. Kinsel. Gray q Worcester. Central
Drug Co.
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DEN0UNCEs FOES WHO SAID
ROOSEVELT WAS DRUNK
Jacob A. RIls Says Malicious Stories
Were Circulated BY Enemies
In Wall-st.

HARTFORD, Conn, Feb. 21.-Jacob
A. Riis, next friend to Col. Roosevelt.
has written a Letter to c. III. Riggs, OF
the Bristol Press, In which he tells
in emphatic English what he thinks OF
the ex-presidents traducers. He says
In part:
IL regret that there are so many
unintelligent people In this country OF
ours. How any one can regard the re-
suit OF the elections, when half the
country rose up and struck out for the
very principles for which Mr.. Roose-
welt Is contending, as q blow at him,
has always been puzzle to me. About
the result I'm New York there is just
this TO say, that but for Roosevelt go
ing In where he knew defeat was
coming, the majority against the Re.
publican ticket would have been like
the old Cleveland majority, 100000 to
100000, and II would have been as
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Health and Beauty Advice
BY MRS. MAE MARTYN.

Grateful: % l am glad you like my
canthrox shampoo recipe. Do not use
moro than one teaspoonful to "A cup OF
water, as that Is sufficient 10 thorough
ly cleanse the scalp and make the hair
soft and glossy. CD l cannot recon-
mend a face powder which will not
rub OF. but would suggest trying the
following, which is the most delightful
toilet preparation you can use: Get
four ounces of spurmax from the drug
store and dissolve in alf-pint of hot
cerine, shake we'll and let cool. Use
this instead OF powder IL will clear
the pores and give the skin a smooth
and satiny feeling Impossible with
aration acts as a complexion beauti-
fer. and the sallow. lifeless color OF
your skin will soon give way 20
rudy glow OF youthful health.
Ilene: Your embarrassment over the
downy growth on your arms VIII be or
short duration IL you Will use little
powdered delatone Get from the
tone. and with little mix enough wa
ter to make a paste. spread tpckly
on offending hairs and let remain two
wash the skin carefully. While della
tone Is a tribe expensive, II never fails,
and seldom Is a second application
necessary: To insure results be care
Mrs. Pat Cold weather should not
he an excuse for neglecting the hair
and scalp. The reason you always
catch cold after shampoo is because
the mixture you employ opens the
pores and robs the hair follicles Of
their oily secretion. This causes the
scalp to become dry and hard and
makes the hair brittle and difficult to
manage. III you use canthrox for
shampooing once week for a while,
YOU can soon correct this condition and
avoid future colds after washing the
head. A teaspoonful of canthrox dis
solved I'm a teacup OF hot water Is am
pie for a good shampoo, and IL the scalp
is carefully massaged with this, IL will
remove dust and dandruff, and stimu-
late the hair foilicles TO healthy action.
and the hair will become long, glossy
and abundant.
X Y a.: Your husband has a right
to object to your using greasy creams.
Such treatment will not overcome an
oily complexion, but III you prepare the
following inexpensive massage cream
Jelly your troubles will soon end: Get
an ounce OF almozoin from your drug
gist and dissolve in half-pint OF water.
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in SOCIETY

Damascus Commandery will give a
washington's birthday party In tbs
Masonic temple, Wednesday AFTER
noon and evening.
%
The ladies' OF the Highland Park
Presbyterian church will give a roast
beef supper, Friday evening, Feb. "a.
from 8 to s o'clock. In the church par
Tors.
Miss Alice May Boutellv Is the guest
OF friends in Washington, previous 10
sailing next Saturday with her fatner,
A. A. Boutell for trip TO the west
indies and Panama.
--s>- /.
The thirty-second masquerade y.
the German Statesmen will be held
Tuesday evening. In the hall, NO. 81
Monroe-ave. Supper will be served IN
the Hotel Ste. Claire,
A successful party was gwen py tne
Bob-Up Sererely club Monday evenins'
in Diamond temple. A feature OF the
evening was the singing OF little MISS
Ethel Nieman. No. 100 Nationalave.,
4 little miss with a soprano voice,
whose singing would make many an
accomplished prima donna enyious.
o.
The Adcraft club will hold spe-
clal meeting and supper Tuesoay
evening, In the Elliott-Taylor- WOOL
fenden Co. cafe, with Roger w. BAD
son. of Boston, as guest OF honor ana
speaker. Mr.. Babson will talk on
business conditions OF the nation,
with special reference to the INDUS
tries OF Detroit"
Much sociai entertaining VIII DC
ofYered the members of the COMEDY
club OF the University OF Micnigan,
which will give performance OF Ine
Title Mart" Friday evening, Feb. "a IN
Columbus hall, under the auspices Oh
the Church of Our Father Several
hostesses will give dinners preceding
the performance, and dance VIII FOL
low in the hall.
The Detroit Western High Scnooi
Alumni association will hold the an
nuel pa,ry and banquet III Washing
tons birthday, in the auditorium OF the
school. Dancing will begin at 4
o'clock In the afternoon and the pan
ouet will be served at 6 o'clock Tn
decorations will carry ort the PATRIOTS
idea of the day. Joseph p, Chaser
r, ring president VI The association,
will act as toas' master, and the speak
els viii include Principal Moc'e
representative OF the alumni n w at
The Detroit times., 1911-02-21
CAVALIER ASKS $4,000.
Would Settle With chanler and sue
For Divorce, But First Wife Objects.

NEW YORK, Feb. 21.--It Is under
stood that Nine. Cayalieri- Chanler is
willing to sign "Quit claim deed" to
her husband. Robert w. Chanler, and
all of the possessions he settled on
her at the time of their wedding, for
$4,000 In cash. The agreement be-
tween the couple, however, has not
yet been executed The reason is the
objections OF Mrs. Julia Richardson
Chanler, divorced wife OF Sheriff
Bob" who has declined to be party
TO the proposition. She has a sub
stantial lien on all OF the Chanler
property.
The plan is to have Cavalieri exc
cute deed reconveying to Sheriff
Bob all of his former possessions, af-
ter which he will turn over to her
the $4,000. Then IL is said she will
sue for divorce under the French
law.
Linens are shown in many new
weaves and host Of new colorings.
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The Lady that Is
"Wondrous Fair"
mrs. Graham In the criterion)

ANY woman with a clear and soft
complexion looks young and attrac-
tive.
The girl OF sixteen whose skin is
dark and muddy or rough or red.
or who has wrinkles not sent by "a
Their Time. or hair on lip or cheek, or
pimples and blotches---how does she
compare with the woman that Is
'wondrous fair at forty?
And the fair woman at forty Is
with US oftener than We realize. We
know when she Is fair-but we do not
know when she is forty.
IF you would be satisfied with your
complexion, massage your face, arms
and neck once day with solution
made by dissolving a small original
package of mayatone in eight ounces
of witch hazel.
This treatment is harmless ana
gives wonderful results, removing AZ
manner of blemishes, apd preventing
wrinkles and superfiuous hair"
The Detroit times., 1911-02-21

No trouble
itwitht this
- - " CHARLES b. cIAsER Cashier.
The
void Street Detroit Michigan
The Detroit times., 1911-02-21
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