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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02
WINNING STREAK
OF TIGERS BROKEN
Danville Red sox Win Both
Games of a Double
Header.
tspecial to the Times-pispatch.

Roanoke, Va. June 1.-The Danville
Red sox broke the winning streak of
the Tigers to-day by winning both
games of double header. to o and
to I. The first game was won by
Danvilie because of Gordon's superb
pitching. The southpaw had the locals
on the hip, and was never in danger.
Efird pitched good ball. but the
breaks went against him in the third
inning.
Bussey was very effective In the
second game. while the Red Sox
punched hits on Burleson in the third
and sixth innings. Score:
FIRST GAME
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02
VICTORY FoR OXFORD.
Defeats Henderson on Latter's Grounds
by scora % 10 to 5. .

Especial 70 The Times-Hispatch.l
Oxford. n c., June 1.--Oxford and
Henderson played TO g.. standstill here
yesterday, both sides getting two runs.
Meadows held the heavy-hftting Hem
derson team to three scattered hits.
oxford defeated Henderson to-day
on the latter's grounds by the score
of 10 to g. The features OF the game
were the Hitting OF Gooch and WIN
Utley and hitting Of Turner for Hen
sderson. 81 y
< Twelve more games are scheduled
Fbetwen Oxford and Henderson IN the
LGsntral GaYolina AssonlattanAs -
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TODAY.
n defeat un.

n defeat un-
Shen Hedge
/. the eighth
I the series
.rday after
e game, Is
burg aggre-
: he game UP
4 which time
q Hedgepetn
est OF the
i Colts came
II when the
lao men had
lrsburg only
slth, and the
Id with the
sne develop
l:r first runs
Hghlin lined
sked. fIedso o.
Pin going 10
/ eft scoring
He'd TO rig hit.
int out. Grit
barnett scor-
hoy.
, put four
tarnett went
| Hedgepeth
I bingled to
over short.
8 TOOK third
I NecOnd
er's choice.
muHed the
fed second.
Y. Simmons
rst run In
fled to left.
put at first
tder's choice.
hughlin and
kOnd. Dayie
ia McComas
more in the
/ to second
\ Barnett
h second by
5,d on Sim
I'd to Raley.
8.uns In the
Entire. Grit
Elournoy hit
Iran. Burke
Flournoy.
g Burke TO
wild pitch
ID to Busch
He'll to Bar
hg in their
1 the Colts
tsled to CEN
4 handle II,
DAY vie lined
DO threw to
| Graft filed
ION Grimn's
lIedell took
ID In an ef-
Iplate threw
pm scored.
'Pns to Ba
III.
Ps failed to
h came the
n. Not one
~ bleachers
ut 1t came,
aided and
ement that
JAN sections
|ewedelt's err
|f6ed ball nv
d. Maths
f. McComas
X Burke and
sfnd on the
|Rsch, of tho
|khe grounds
|Eh followed
n Raley out.
lfe by three
|9ion, Then
Els and Mo-
Franz singled
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02
Danyille.

Summary: Stolen bases-Drum, Cas-
ton. Two base >hits-Hudgins. Left
on bases--Roanoke. 5: Danville, 8.
Double plays-Shields, Newton, Hol-
land C3). Newton to Holland Struck
out-By Efird, 2: by Gordon. 8. Bases
on balls-By Efird. |; by Gordon, /.
Hit by pitcher-By Gordon. l Gear
DIM Time of game-1:35. Umpire
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02
BOTH PITCHERS
IN GREAT FORM
But punched Hits, With an
Error, ! Give Game to
Shipbuilders.
Especial to The Times-Dispatoh.l

Newport News, Va. June by
punching three singles with an error
In the seventh inning. the Shipbuildera
took the final game of the series to-
day from Lynchburg. to 1. Both
Miller and Sexton were In rare form.
Manager Kelly, OF the visitors. got n
double. triple and two singles in
four times up. The score:
.s.4 Neyyport News.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02

1UV II % 90 0 0--3
Summary: Two-base hits-Murphy.
Douglass Stolen bases-DougIass Tit
man (2). Gircher. Hinton, keller
Double plays-Bigbie. Dodge to Hin
ton. base nballs-Mayer, /; Finner-
an, 1. Left on bases-Portsmouth, 10:
Norfolk, g. Struck out-Mayer. TO-;
Finneran. 10. Wild pitches-Mayer. /.
Time of game, 2:35. Umpire, Donofloe
Attendance, 1900
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CASTOR, Schrader. johnson. Stolen
bases2Gaston, Runser. Sacrifice hits
-Lafitte, Drum, Johnson. Two base
hit-Holland. Three base hits-Gar-
din, Johnson, Schrader. Left on bases
plays--Newton to Shields to Holland
Struck out-By Burleson. s.; by Bus
sey, s. Bases on balls-Off Burleson.
L. Time of game--1:35. Umpire
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02

Summary: Runs-Wolfe, Coates.
Woolums. Two-base hita-Coates, Phe-
Ian. Kelly. Three base hits-Kelly.
Stolen bases-Pleiss. Coates. Kelly.
Sacrifice hts-Oyler. Hooker, Phelan.
Struck out-By Miller I; by Sexton. g..
Base on balls-On Sexton. L. Left on
bases-Newport News. 6; Lynchburg, 0.
First on errors-Newport News, 8;
Lynchburg. 2. Hit by pitched ball
Woolums. Umpire, Mr.. Mace. Time OF
game. 1:45. Attendance. 1000.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-17
Girl Of Mystery Cannot Be Found by
the Police and They Are Worried
Fearing Some of HerPranks
NEW YORK sLEUTHS SEND OFT WARMING
Spread Fact That She at Large and Liable to Be
. PLAYING Some of Her Tricks-Though t Have
Started Trip Into This State.

jokes on those IN 70 gathering. One
OF her latest prank was to play a
joke on chief OF pobe, She had pub
licly declared she Vuld appear In a
large department std. Prior to that
she had gone TO the ief of police and
had interviewed tha official This
chief OF police said Hwould go to the
store and point her 4 large crowd
gathered at the storelnd Fluffy" was
not discovered. Thtchief OF police
stated In his opinion y young woman
had not been in the pre-.
CHIEF Much dhRrined.
Imagine his chagH TO have the
young woman ask n II he hadn't
lost his gloves in thdtore that day.
Tie admitted that he u and Fluffy"
IN the presence OF ththiers subord-
mates, handed the giles to him. re-
marking that she had lstracted them
from his pocket In store. The
chief said he had takdhis gloves Off
when he entered the fe and. when
he came out-out ottght. out of
mind.
The police believe tA Fluffy" has
started on tour thrdh this state.
and have warned the otials OF other
cities TO watch out forkr.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-17
BIRTHS.

Boys--George b. Harris, % LaSalle
Gardens: Floyd Worthley. 331 Theo-
dore; Joseph Grygier. $40 Twenty
fourth; Z. Dinger, 10 Boulevard: A.
mond. Prepi Kalman, 100 Burdeno; r..
Jozsep. III Summit: T. Coon. 1872
Cherry: A. Greiner. 743 McDougall y.
Hedges. Detroit. Mich. Girls-S.
Elizabeth; J. MueinskI 67s Piquette;
Wladyslaw Choinowski. SIS Farms
worth. j. Bielski. 1905 81 Aubin: A.
Korth. 1t75 ST. Aubin. ". Hittinger.
2O5 Hendricks: II. Heimer. i76 Cross
ley; a. Norman, 1 Mohawk A. Her
ring, "a Harrison 3. Bird 50 Hazel
r. Adams, 219 Macomb; A. Travis. $50
Plumer; e. Cramer. 100 Michigan: NJ
Suracki, 1856 Hammond (twins). A. Ma =
iiszewski. 1871 Thirty-nfth: #. Kaszo-
wicz. &C. Addison; A. Aspinell, 552 Sol
way; r. Mass. 422 Wheelock, ! Kowal
ska, Providence hospital
The Detroit times., 1912-01-17
Sales Slips OF FoAowing Stores Good foote's

DRY GOODS.
Henderson, yl4 Grand RIVER
Kaiden. 600 Gratiot Ave-. A..
Er.nk A. Rolf. ll5l-ll53 Gratiot
YIN Siegel. 1870 Grafton Ave; ,,.rke.
Siegel Bros. 1900 Cnene. cor
Louis Knapp, 2562 JEFFERSON AZ a,,o,
EunRerford g. Caughey. lyl4 Sra,a
cannoel r Hook, l479-l4s3 Wooo"N
THE ideal, 1896 Gratiot Ave.
e.rvtz a Schmidt BIZ Baker.
GENTS, FURNISHINGS.
rr., A yraet. SO Gratiot Ave.
pesner & Gfaef, 12l4 Gratiot ave.
y. Rolf. ll5l-li63 Gratiot Ave.
tra h, a Homer 4i2 Gratiot Ave.
Oesle'n .nderson, g14 Grand River Ave
:; - q Nesbitt. 1872 Wooowaro
DaM Hevstone. $50 Clay Ave
S kosenthal. River Rouge
Dol FIlRNITURE STORES.
a. Martz b24 Gratlot Ave.
Hoe,sv G. Hyner, 1875 Mich. ave- bet
peTIyenty-ninth and Thirtieth-
CANDY STORES.
r.i.f Candy Co, 70 Grand River
IrsanE O. Nadeau. River Rouge.
HARDWARE
>, ,,, a wickey, 926 Grand River Ave
800 Hardware Co. 463 Grand River
~ SchmItz. 1904 Russell 81
MEAT MARKETS.
= w Spoehr, 1870 West Fort 81.
Detroit Market Co, 3s5 Clay Ave.
Vim Gaedcke, 2436 Jefferson Ave
r. Rebtoy, 1895 Fourteenth Ave-
Janisse Bros. 2l0 McDougall ST.
Fred wurster, River Rouge.
CATHOLIC CHURCH GOODS.
Krieg Bros. 1856 Gratiot Ava
The Detroit times., 1912-01-17
DIED..

BRADBEER-Jan. is, 1912, OF pneumo-
MA, at residence, $50 Selden-ave.,
Frank A Bradbeer. aged 80 years
beloved son OF Thomas J. and Mary
J. Bradbeer. Funeral services from
house Thursday at p. m. Burial
private.
coTToN-Jan. 1s, David Cotton, aged
20 years. father OF Mrs q. +. Collins
and Mrs. George Kruger. Funeral
Thursday. 3 p. m. from daughter
residence. us Campbell-ave.
oLEIwITZER-Tues Jan. l6, 1912
Mrs Lottie, aged SO years, mother OF
eirs Joseph Rosenthal and Mrs. Max
Thome and Joseph Gleiwitzer, OF De-
troit, and Mrs. Henry H. Lewis. OF
Cleveland. o. Funeral Thursday az
2 p. m. from $50 Highest east.
BoLLAND-jan. le 1917, Margaret,
beloved widow OF the late Frank Hol-
land and mother OF Mrs T. F. Mo-
Gulgan and Mrs. w Nj. McPharlin
and the late Mrs. Il. j. Rudolph and
Joseph Holland, sister of Mrs. Annie
Farrell. Mrs ]. OMalley and Michael
Malone. Notice OF funeral later
WHEELER-Jan. 16. 1912. Mrs. Isa-
bella Chambers Wheeler, wife OF l.
l. Wheeler, OF Sterling, Ill.
HURLEY-John. Jan. IA. 1912, husband
OF the late Catherine Hurley. father
OF Mrs H. b. Gowdy. OF Wayne; Mrs
Funeral from residence at and st
Vincents church at $40.
HANSER-Jan. 1s, Jacob. age so years
beloved husband OF Mary A and faith
err OF Catherine, Peter, Marie and
Elizabeth Hansen and Mrs. VIM. Neu-
hauser Funeral from residence. 33s
Moran-st.. Saturday. Jan. 20. at and
Ia ST. Elizabeths church at $50 a
III.
KLAwUNDER-Jan. is, 1912, Johanna
beloved wife OF the late Ernest Kla-
wunder. aged IL years. Funeral from
residence OF her brother-in law, Aug
ust Mahnke. 1901 Cadillac-ave., or
Thursday at 2 p. m. Interment III
German Lutheran cemetery.
MORVITT-Jan 10, Mary aged 81
years. beloved mother OF Mrs. John
Purdy. Funeral Thursday at a
IN. from her granddaughter's home
Mrs Peter M Mohaske, los Buena
Vista-ave. east, o'clock, at st
Johns Catholic church.
oTT-John, aged 81 years, beloved hus-
band OF Rose Oft, father OF Freda and
John, Jr Funeral at his late resi-
dence. 244 Marston-ct., Friday. p.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-17
COUNCIL RATIFIES NEW
LIGHTING AGREEMENT

The common council, Tuesday night
ratified the new agreement between
the city and the Edison Illuminat ting
Co, recently negotiated by the mayor
and covering period of three years
III. III. Crowell. the New York expert
who Investigated the company, at the
mayors instance, submitted a bill OF
$l,S76.44, which was ordered paid.
The council approved the paving
specifications for the current year sub
stantially as submitted by Commits
sioner Haarer. Aid. Lynch objected
but was over-ruled. Aid Brozo put
through resolution instructing the
commissioner to include In his esti-
mates an item Of $4,000 for q new dog
pound
Commissioner Croul's ordinance, re.
curing secondhand dealers to keep
a daily record of all articles purchas-
ed by them, was passed. The council
appropriated $4,000, at the request OF
Health officer Kiefer, to prevent the
spread of smallpox In the city. Tween
~ cases have been reported since the
first of the year.
A request from the fire commits
sion for permission to transfer $500
from unexpended balances for the
purchase Of a motor ladder truck, was
referred to the committee on ways
and means.
Aid. Schultz and Keusch. OF the
Seventeenth ward. got into wrangle
over the appointment OF election In
spectors in that ward and the mat
ter was laid over for week TO give
them chance to get together.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-17
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DETROIT UNITED INTERURRaN

Am
TOLEDo-CLENELAND LIMITEDs--
1870 a. m. and every two hours to 5:3O
p. NJ Toledo only. 1880 m Toledo
Express. m, every two hours TO I
p. M Toledo Locals, 9 a. m. every two
hours 20 p. m. y m: Monroe only,
10 p. m. IL p. m.
PORT HURON LIAIITEDs-7,is a
m, every two hours to 7:15 m Sun.
day only IL p. m. Locals. 6 a IN, every
city only, 8 .. m: Mt Clemens only.
$50 a m hourly to s;3o .. m. s o. m, !:
Shore Line. e:25 a. m. hourly to ii:2S
. IN
JACKSON KALAMAZOO LIMITEps
$40 a. m, every two hours TO 4;l0
D M Jackson lansing Limited, $40 q
m Jackson locals. a. m, every two
hours 20 2 o. m! Ann Arbor only, a.
M o. m, sac y. m. y. m. 10 d m.
IL p m To Worthwhile. gao a. m. hour
m. Saline cars from Ypsilanti.
FLINT SAGINAW LIMITEDs-s.ss
a. m. every two hours TO s:2S D m.
Locals. Z a. m. every two hours 70 -
m. IL p. m, north OF oxford Sundav
only. Other Romeo locals 4. 9 and !
n. IN.
ORCHARD LAKE DIvIsIoN--s:.s n
IN hourly to-, 60 y;AS !, Ivi M; 4 p m
halt hourly 10 8 p. m; 30 minutes 10
sp M; half hourly 20 SIS o. IN hour
y PsoNTiAc LIMITEDs - 4:so n
S;fO. $50 p. M Locals. Sst0 a m
every 20 minutes 10 7:so a m. T:ts a.
m. every 20 MINUTES 20 sie .. M. Ga
y m. tao p m. p. m. sac p m,
rainsham only. sac y. m. J;ie y n.
and midnight
The Detroit times., 1912-01-17

DHNGos
Arndt Bros, 13e IIatIot Az
Herman l.. Becker, 473 GraAva
u Il. DodimeT 3Sl Clay Av
Clarke Pharmacy. li7+ MicnAye
uusonoe rnaFinaoy v4o tward
A j. Filler, esq Jefferson A
John r., Paddock, 9S6 Michiiva
r 3. Geppert 1900 Grand Rive
Geo. A Malllmeister, 1868 u ~.
Morris DRUG Store, el9 Gra'var
Mt Elliott Pharmacy. 1903 &, A..
r.. A. Schwartz. 25bs Jeffsrsle
Edward Young 76i Oakland
Eastman's Drag store. 1884 w.,
John A. Dyer, 1916 Gratiot
Sepull a Travis. 993 Woodw
Greenthal Pharmacy. 1919 q
Alfred s. Abbott Fourteent a.,
waukee Ayes
Felix Foster. 6S5 Baker.
Geo. J Billing, 1892 woodwk.
n. q. BreninKstall, $50 BakI
Thos. Belanger. River Rous
SHOES.
VIM. Eyre a Son, 932 Grand
I. Herman. 2456 Jefferson
Geo. Hewstone, as9 Clay Az
Carl Krieger. SAT Gratiot Az
VIM K Krieger, 1882 Grat.
MaePherson a ~, Muenz, bg2 q Ave-
n. Rockwell, 294s woodwts
III ] BurghArdt. 496 Baker.
Edw. schaumburg. River Ro
JEWELLERS.
| Otto simon. 1ss Gratiot Ave
| Ava HUM Jewelry Co. RAND
River Ave.
CLEANERS AND Dy
Durand q co gao Griswold
The Detroit times., 1912-01-17

NEW YoRK-"Flufy Rufnes
once more among the missing inns
remarkable young woman OF mystery
has entirely disappeared from view ano
all trace Of her whereabouts mas oeeh
lost The police want to know where
tbev can place their hands on MISS
FLUFFY" for she has a way or GIVING
than all sorts OF annoyance when she
Is not under surveillance.
The BafninE FIuny.
.F,unv Ruffes" enjoys the distinc-
t,on OF being one OF the cleverest wo-
man I'm the country In her ability TO
foil and deceive the police. Although
III. has been known to visit police
haaaouarters at IL o'clock In the morn
,n, shs has returned two hours later
ana the shrewdest detective has oeen
ptable TO discover in this woman the
same person who was at headquarters
earlier In the day.
Proud of Misehievousness.
while there 10 nothing malicious
about the young woman, she mas
way OF causing trouble. She Is prouo
n, her mischievousness In the "Ruf-
ues" line. and enjoys her adroitnes'
in mingling In crowds and playing
The Detroit times., 1912-01-17
FOR sALE-FARMs.

200 A., Milford; s-room house. 32xSS
barn with basement 32Ni6; horse
barn 32x42: lots OF other good build
ings. windmill, tanks. A. OF or
chard and SO a. timber, only $500
per 4.
igI A near Romeo; a. orchard. A.
timber. ) mi. OF Page fences, good
Groom house. good 1-room tenant
house. 30X71 hip roof basement barn
with cement floors 30N4c cement
floor horse barn. COW barn for 20
mead. good well, Windmill Cistern.
tanks. all kinds OF small fruits. 70 A.
OF rye 40 A. meadow, "a A. In
oculated for alfalfa, good hay cars
and ropes I'm barns; only s75 per A.;
$1,000 dow1. balance at So. easy paw
rnents. this is n high-class dairy
farm and must be sold
20 A.. near Pennington good
bindings, lots or fruit only 5000.
1s2 A.. on Huron river; - mi from
Detroit. good 7-room house, J2SR2
barn, floors cemented for cows and
horses, large poultry hou7e and corn
crib. 20 A. timber. woven wire fences
only SEQ per A.; viii sell on easy
terms or exchange for city property.
Good farms OF all sizes for sale.
send for our list.
FRANK l.. BRIGGS,
THE FARM NAN"
IoS-s Majestic Bldg. Main lloG
The Detroit times., 1912-01-17
FORTUNE IN JEWELS
FOR WEDDING GIFTS

WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.--Nearlv a
quart OF the diamonds, pearls, emer-
aids and rubies, in necklaces, tiaras,
brooches, rings and bracelets are we'd.
ding gifts TO Mrs. Oliver Cromwell, a
Million dollar BRIDE" who tomorrow
weds Edward T. Stotesbury, million
aire Philadelphia banker. Today Mrs
Cromwell exhibited the jewels to a
close friend, who declared no bride
in years has been so favored.
j. Pierpont Morgan, partner of
Stotesbury In Drexel q Co., OF Phila.
delphia, sent a gorgeous diamond
necklace, worth about $4,000. II con-
tains 200 diamonds. A pearl and dia-
mond tiara was given by the bride
groom. Eight mammoth pearls are
inlaid In platinum. studded with large
diamonds. and the tiara frame Is a
glittering mass OF alternate pearls and
diamonds
The Detroit times., 1912-01-17
DEATHS.

Edna Brandenberg. year. 142S
Townsend. malnutrltion. Frank Piasz-
szyca, years, 102 Pulaski. diphtheria:
Mary A. stevens 6S years Sisters OF
Poor chronic bronchitis, Thomas Grif-
I'm. IS years, St Mary's hospital. chole-
cysti'is: Albert Smith, % years. st.
MGry's hospital dilatation OF heart
clara Bogeki, 3 years. 236 Lcvett. bron-
cho pneumonia l.. Dziegledicz, 80
years. 293 Williams, general dropsy
Francisek Swierk. 81 years. 81 Lock
wood. valvular heart disease; John n.
Ross IS years, Tuberculosis hospital
pulmonary tuberculosis; Ida V. Koppel.
~ years Harper hospital. acute mas
toditis; Maurice X. Mari. 81 years. III
Harper. dilatatlon OF heart: Raymond
RIvsst, q yaarE, Sal Champlain. BIO.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-17
MARRIAGES. .ll

John Poremba, %. Wyandotte: Ame-
liza Posemba, 10, same.
Richard j. Donlin. %, Detroit; Carol
n Rickel g. Grand Rapids.
Alex. Benzie. 25. Detroit: Mary Bren-
Der, 80. Birmingham.
Waldyslaw Kuk. 81; Helen 1zak. Is.
Waldyslaw Urbanowicz, "a; Felixa
Lamont, Is.
John Dolot, 26; Amelia Bawol, 10.
John Smead, 81; Alice Fischer 10
Charles II Frankfrod, 30; Zena
Moore, 20.
edward Cords. IS, Detroit; Minnie
Kirsch, II. Plymouth.
Frank Hodor, 25; Mary Ceszasz 21.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-17
DEATHS.

maine poisoning; Ellen Haskell. IS
years. 2l7 National. bronchial pneumo-
MA; Mamie Reaunfe, 81 years. l6l Bald
win, pulmonary tuberculosis; William
Knob. 81 years. 81 Henry. vaivular
disease OF heart: Moses Edlon, 70
years, I'll Montcalm Ea senile decay
Frank KwitowslSi. Sc years, St Mary's
hospital chronic nephritis; John New
hoefer, IS years. 46s Fairview, carci-
noma; John Hurley. Sc years, SIS
Cherry. dilatation OF heart: James Fin
ley Sr, So years. 1901 Hastings. SEN
ility; Arnold Jarmalowic, 1 year. 1885
JOS. Campau. bronchial pneumonia
Chester w. Tuthill. az years. Harper
hospital septicemia; George Cormaek
SO years, ". s. Marine hospital car
buncle; Catherine Jacobsen, "a years
3sl Cadillac. senility: Jerusha G. Ran
dali. 81 years. II Alexandria. oligocy-
themia: Joseph Brun. So years 5l2
Monroe, acute gastritis
The Detroit times., 1912-01-17
$4,000. OOMPRI1ES
For Labels and Sale Sbs
pRonucrs OF NATIONAL REPUTATION GOOD FOB ,TEs

Votes
I.u-O. The Dainty Dessert, save an.
front OF carton ........'. 80
E,ro Corn syrup. save req ia., ioa
E<.ro Corn syrup, save blue
kIngsford Corn starch save 100
re-, Gloss starch, save entire car N.
M,S o" T.piocs. save entire car IN.
s"n Original Cocosnut. save IN.
sr.nt of carton. -.
R.nurr. Premissa Bsi<ing Choeo, m.
late, save Wrapper; n...I Sast
Runkeps High Sraae %.
unnkep. Cocoa, labeled tins aao s sns u.
Rnn%ei'. Dairy MIX Chocolate 8,
save 60, "r sin%end MIX Chocolate. :,
say. ~rS Vienna sweet Choeolste. a.
save ~r ssp,ns Powder. save ~ =.
Nar,nn,. Free Running Salt save a
front carton .:.;: ;sl.,t...ave cca-
Neichs 400, 900, 100
so.r,. San Mario Coffee. save m
wrapp .,,a, cosixe, save wrappers Is
% Couaueror, steel cut. save -
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~rauper ......s,. -.
po.r;. old Master Coffee, save an
povr's Royal Garden Tea, save ina
p. wr"sseTa oa..ioid Ammonia, say. >,
label ,aSs, americas FOOD products, :,
. .r.e s ..ss'. M.c.roaL se.sS.tti,
E.u noodles, save entire ear :,
$500 - u-s
.r,.to. Flour, save sack. $50 TO oo'
R,,by shoe Polish. save carton, an
n, Hen Moiss.es, save label. !.
C,n,er Cake Moinsses, save label !.
Eissh Cleaner, save top OF can
sayInav Tip Match, save coupon
Kin, a Match. save front or car
so,,. enclosing three boxes ~
rncle Jerry Pancake Flour save
frout of carton .'.............' -
match Tea Rusk. save wrapper, II
WrIsiey's OIivUH Toilet Soap, save :.
wrapper .....'.s ...' . :. 49, ..'
II.u,inrway surpassinE Brand Cnn-
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u.u,Sneytay Alpine Brand canned
t.oods. save wrappers. ......: j
u.wiuaway Auburn Brand Canned
Goods, save wrappers 80. I
The Detroit times., 1912-01-17
LADY MACCABEES TO
HOLD CLASS INITIATION

The Ladies OF the Maccabees or the
World will hold class initiation and
installation Thursday, Jan. IS, in De
Honey's dancing academy. The in.
stallation will be under the auspices
OF the Officers club. Mrs. Ella Glib
son, chairman, Mrs. Nellie Moulson
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will be installation chaplain and Mrs.
Emma Grubaugh, lady OF ceremonies.
The l.. M. II. guards, under the COM
mand OF Capt. Ollie Boosey, and the
Rose team will act as escorts.
Supreme Commander Bena M. West
will make her first visit since her cleo
ton. She is considered one OF the
brightest women of the fraternal
world; has shown great executive
ability and Is a brilliant and eloquent
speaker. Supreme Medical Examiner
Elizabeth Hooper and State Comman-
der Alberta V. Droelle will also be
present.
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