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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-01-08
CITY MEETING.
NEW MANUFACTURING INDUS
TRY MAY COME.
rr,r BUSINESS OUTSIDE REGULAR
RoUTTNE--BTLLs TURNED DOWN
ROLL OF ACCOUNTS.

rhore was little outside OF routine bust
hefore the mayor and aldermen at
.so;r regular meeting last evening. Mayor
cnnninpbam. Aid. Eldridge, Grindal,
niohardson and Moor were present.
Row C. Haines, as secretary OF the
r,,sworth Merchants association.
hronght two matters before the board.
Tho first was in regard to prospective
new industry.
The sterling Manufacturing Co., an es-
..A,ished concern now doing business in
massachusetts,, has been in communica-
ion with the Merchants association with
,oosrd TO locating here, and representa-
tive Of the concern has already been here
to look the situation over.
The first proposition of the company
involved local subscription to stock, but
the Merchants association decided that it
vas impossible to offer financial aid as an
;ndpcement, and so notified the company.
Al the same time the association expressed
tho belief that it could obtain for the COM
many concessions in the way of taxes, etc.
This seemed satisfactory to the COM
anu Lbe thot ASttSh iVttisVA
Gated strong possibility of the concern
locating here. The company manuiac-
tures hardwood novelties and household
articles. II is understood the company
has already contracted with the Ellsworth
Hardwood Co. for handles which enter
into one OF its products, and proximity
to this factory is one OF the considera-
tons in locating here. The representa-
tive OF the company who was here thought
the soap factory building would be an ex-
eeIlept location. II it can be obtained at
what the company considers a fair price,
it will be purchased.
The object OF the Merchants association
in presenting this matter to the board OF
aldermen was to get an expression from IL
as to its attitude in the matter OF tax
exemption for term OF years.
The board passed vote that 1t was the
sense of this city government that in event
OF the location here OF the Sterling Manu-
featuring Co., only nominal tax should
be assessed for term OF ten years.
The other matter presented by Mr.
Hsines was request for the free use OF
Hancock ball through food fair week and
the week preceding, which was granted.
BILLS AND ROLLS.
There was long discussion over few
bills before the passage of the roll OF &C
counts. A bill for q for cap for driver OF
the fire team was laid over for investiga-
ton, and bill of the Pine hili Concrete
Co., for sixteen loads OF gravel at fifty
cents load, was referred back for cor
rection. The city has been paying from
four to ten cents load for gravel.
Rolls OF accounts were then passed as
follows:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-01-08
MARINE LIST.
Hancock County PORT.

Hancock County Ports.
Southwest Harbor-Sld Jan 2, sch Rescue
tBr) bound west
In port Jan 8, schs Seth NJ Todd, j Kennedy
and Emily Northam, lumber laden, bound
west. Been here nearly two weeks awaiting
fair winds
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-14
$4,000 SALE OF
DELRAY PROPERTY
Syndicate Will Erect Buildings
at Cost of Sl50.000 in Down
River Business District

4 valuable piece OF property in~the
heart OF the Delray business district
has been sold by the Blitz estate 20 a
syndicate whose identity is not dis.
closed The property is located OPP
posite the point where the new ferry
line will run TO Ojibway. on;
Il is understood that the syndicate
plans 10 erect u modern stores Of
steel construction. garage 10 hold
J 30 machines and large theater on
the property, which is valued az SEQ
000 The buildings will cost in the
neighborhood OF s150,000 Delray is
located in the heart OF thrifty man
district. and its close
proximity 10 The huge steel plant on
the Canadian side. makes IL loom up
big as an important business center
In the near future.
The Blitz estate Was represented IN
the property deal by Walter Heaven
rich, the syndicate by Jacob-Nicol
Realty Co
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-14
RtJIDING PERMITS.

Camin" Coucke, 9td BefNldere, :
story brick store and dwell. 24xooN -
/ gravel roof. pt lot 2 : Mack. bet
, Mcclellan aud Belvidere; $4,000.
Walter Pierson. 50 Goethe. l-story
! frame dwell. LsN43NlZ shingle roof
/ iot 7, n Beals. bet. Jefferson AMI
| r. Graham, 80 Holden l-story briGF
roof lot s. = Helen bet Palmer AID
Boulevard. owner K. 4. Rabeustcin
l244 Helen $4,000.
frame dwell. elx4oN1s, shlngle roof. lot
gag " r Garland bet Waterloo and
Kerchevai owner. Bert Mondel 32ri4
Drtrolt steel Products Co. Boulevard
and Chene. lstOry open shelter shed.
II. 3 Bouie ard. near Campau. s20p.
Or samuel strain. ,O2 Washington
Ar ado 2-story brick ven dwell, 10y
i3I2 Ms shingle roof. Ut. lots Is and p.
~. owen. bet John X and Beauole1.
same. 2-story frame dwell. 24x2sxt5.
shingle roof. Ut lots 80 and 81. " :.
scotch bet Scovel and Moore 81
Jacob Guber t37 TwTenty-eishth. +
and CharlevoiX SL5O0.
Dohring 4 Lentz. s23 Twentv-thir d.
Z-story frame dWeil -5x5-S1E' ssnli:sl'
e@a W ard ffir+v
land. 81 Home Bank t2sgo
Richard Morrow. as Wilde, l-stery
.
roof. lot 90 w s. Green. bet Lafayette
and Fort, $500
Gilmore 4 Chavenelle 1875 Kerch~v7l
2-story frame dwell, e4x30xls shnSle
roof lot IS :. Robins bet Sylvesta r
and Canheld. 1880.
VIM .Fleischut ,l57i Jos Campau. 2
story frame dwell, 24x42Xis. shihzle
roof Finley. bet. campsu and Du-
Fuchs < Fleischqt. 1911 campau, ~
AL uf .
frame dwel 24x4ox1S. single roof pit.
lots - and 90. ". >. HOlcomb. bet era
tot aud Harper. $4,000
Chas y. Fournier. Gladwin-ave. =
Max Abraham ssf Piquette. e-storv
frame dwell ziN5oSis shingle roof lot
Moran owner Frederick krause. Sih
Moore & Son. ios VAN Buren,. BAY
Citv f-storv franz warehouse ~
clark. bet Il and Plumer owrer.
Hanson Ward Veneer Works Bay C..Y,
VI Ruecher. 1850 canton. IA, story
frame dW el gtx2sN'e single roof Tot
10 Garfield bet Houck- ri and -:
lery owner Philip VI Krausmau 2S7
Michael Kop.k 1-s Hammond. 3
story frame dwell 24Nt6x12 shngle
roof lot a., hammond, oct I.e"vi't
J brennan sac - Aubin. 2-story
brick and tile store and dwell 2sx3ex
20 gravel roof lots 10 and IL .. g
Fifteenth bet Howard and Porter.
owner r. ODonnell First and How
ard. 5000
Maclean Bldg co. % Broadway. q
story brIck-ven. dwell a4-2x4sNis
shingle rof ~ lot - = Vague. bet
Oakland and B,7uhien owner Frank
levin 2951 East blvd $4,000
George ! Lawrence. 2g5 Delaware
history brick ven dwell s0N5Oy22 lots
IS and g.. n. > Milwaukee mr. tawtou.
$500
SiGmanu Bros IS Hazel 2-storv
brick ven dwell 2sx40xIs. slate roof
lots and "a = Boulevard bet. Me-
I Graw and Warren. 20 500
Isaiah r. Gamache. ~ Toledo l.
John Strohbeck q son 5S3 Mcidrurn.
2-story frame dell 24N30Xls gravel
root. part lots b. and rs y = NJ FL
: liott- h"t i<ercheval and Waterloo
$500
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-14
PARKER, SCHUNk
& FRY REALTY SALES

Parker. Schunk & Fry recent sales
aggregate S127.S25 Sold for o. e.
Frederick and others, TO Chas Hopp.
photogra pher, the Avonroy l2-apart-
ment building at S32 Second-ave.. Tor
$4,000, for n W Martin 10 L. NJ.
Carrier 2-family fiat on Waterloo.
near Seyburn. for $500; for LOUIS
Grimm TO Chas. Carly. 2-family fiat
at 4l9-42l Montclairave., for $4,000:
for Fred L. Petrequin TO L. Lamkin.
i-family fat at 1881 Marquette-ave..
for SIS 600, for George Kies 10 y. Il.
Jose. residence at 42S Canton.ave.. for
$4,000: for Herbert Mason 70 Benia-
min Shaffer parts of lots 80 and 80.
Bethune-ave west. between Second
and Third, so feet. for $4,000: for }
Y Pearce TO F b. Potter. residence
at 172 Palmerave.. valued al s9,0Oo'
for F. A Kaiser TO + Fl Knapp, !
family fiat at 3l5-3l7 East Grand-oivd.
for $1,000 for Carrie Hodgkiss 10
private parties. 2-fat al l4s-l5l Col
burn-ave., for $500; for Louis Petre-
quin 10 Horace Donaldson. 4-nat. cor.
McGraw and Vermont, for $4,000; Tor
4. W. Abbott 20 y c. Gunton. resi-
dence at 266 Prtnam-ave., for S6,bOo'
TOR 4 l.. Harris 10 Henry C Wisch-
-25.-TeanXsonaaYe-
for $500. for r II Butler 10 Dr
Don Graham. SIS feet south side Han
cock. between Second and Third. FOR
s5,525. for Mary <. Lee TO J Weibel,
summer home at Windiate park, Tor
$4,000. for T. C Richardson 10 prI-
vate parties, cottage al POI Brandon
for 81 500 for r D. Choate 10 Walter
Tarr. cottage at "a Carrie-ave.. TOT
81, 400: for Carrie and Blanche Cone
10 William n Mansfield. lots 80 ana
So. on Lycaste-ave., for $1,000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-14
BIG LAND COMPANY
BUYS DALEY FARM

The old Daley farm, on the west
side OF Grand Riverave just south
OF Plymouth-rd.. has been sold by 10
seph Daley 10 the Grand River Land
Co. The company, capitalized az
100000. is headed by William z
Kales, with Hugh Chalmers. vice-pres-
ident. and Luman w Goodenough
secretary and treasurer Richard
Webber. Lee Counselman and w. w
Hannah are additional directors. The
tract will be srbdivided and placed
on the market by the Hannah Real
Estate exchange
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-14
EAST SIDE--B0OK c.

% on the east side OF Chen- street.
in front of or adjoining such
lot or parts OF lot numbered 81.
between Theodore street and
Warren avenue. w j. Cratgs
sub. OF O. No. Il. Chene farm.
p ON the south side Of Hancock
avenue. In front OF or adjoining
such lot or parts Of lot num-
bered s. between Moran street
and Elmwood avenue. sub OF
part OF the Maurice Moran farm.
j. c. 1872
az on the ea.t side Of Chene street.
IN front Of or adjoining such
lot or parts or lot numbered q
between GratiOt avenue and Err
skine street sub Of part OF
the Chene estate, Chene farm.
90 on the east side OF Elmwood
avenue in front OF or adjoining
such LOT or parts Of lot num-
bered 81. between Frederick
Nlller's sub OF n. 1885 n. OF
lot - and lot % Maurice Moran
farm. p. G. 1s2 and the My
7Ose4 n. Of lot 10. Collins farm.
1S) on the south side OF Fort street.
IN front Of or adjoining such
To-, or parts OF lot numbered (.
betweenj st. Auhin avenue and
Dubois street. sub. 81 the W. y
OF = G. 81. bet Jefferson and
clinton avenues. Dubois farm
tD on the south side 81 Jefferson
avenue. in front % or ADJOINING
such lot or parts OF lot num-
bered 2 between McDougall ave-
nue. and Walker street. Wills
sub Of the McDouRall farm be-
ing the . y % i. C.'s and 45I
between Jefferson avenue and
Wight street
(7) on the south side % Palmer ave
nue. in front OF or adjoining
such lot or parts OF lot num-
bered 10 between Fs1mwooi ave.
NIUE and Moran street Waltz
sub. OF lot 10. Collins farm
1sO on the west side OF Chene street
in front OF or adjoining such lot
or parts OF lot numbered 10 be
tween Congress street an a
Fort street plat OF sub Of part
OF the n - n of v. 9. 81. James
Campau farm, between Larned
street and Clinton avenue
90 on the west side Of Chene street.
in front Of or adjoining such lot
or parts OF lot numbered -. be-
tween Alexendrine avenue and
Leland street. sub of part Of
James Campau farm. .. y % =
= ~
100 ON tho north side OF Congress
street In front % or adjoining
such lot or parts ~ lot ]. be-
tween Dubois street and 81 Au-
hin avenue. sub 81 the ". y OF
g 81, bot Jefferson and elm
ton avenues Dubois farm
ltl1 m TIE north slse as F~arf'ir
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-14


Pollmar & Ropes let contracts on
an eight-family apartment building TO
be erected az Twelfth and Forest
ayes. as follows: Mason, Charles
Schewe; excavation, J w Richard
son.
The same architects let contracts
on two-story fat building 10 be
erected at Twelfth and Forest-aves.,
as follows: Mason Charles Schewe
excavation. ! w. Richardson.
The same architects let for DR.. D
l.. Sherwood contracts on his three
story store and office building, 70 be
erected on Michigan and Military
ayes. as follows: Mason. Putnam &
Moore; electric. Union Electrical Con
sfruction Co: glazing. Pittsburgh
Plate Glass Co carpenter. Rutley
Construction Co: plumbing and heat
ing. A.. W. Schultz.
Baxter. O'Dell a. Halpin let Tor
George s. Howe. contracts on his
three-house terrace building being
erected on Hamilton-ave.. near her-
cheval-ave.. as follows Glazing,
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co; tile, Cen
trail Mantel e Tile Co.
The same architects let for s. Rich,
contracts for his new Drica residence
TO be erected on East Grand-blvd..
nera Berinst., as follows Roofing
and sheet metal. Howie Roofing Co;
electric. Palmer Electric Co: paint
ing and glazing, H. A. Miller, carpen-
ter. Dettloff Bros. plastering, A {.
Goodall: plumbing and heating. Har-
rigan 4 Reid: tile and marble. c. }.
Netting Co.
The same architects feF-Jes-
Nederlander. contracts on his new
brick laundry building, TO be erected
on Beacon-st near Beaubien-st.. as
follows: Mason. Chapman Bros:
steel. Henry r. Lewis: roofing and
sheet metal. Paul G. Bertling paint
ing, Wendt & Curtis: glazing, Schroe-
der Paint Glass Co: carpenter, j.
A. Moynes G. Co.
Rogers & Bonnah let for St Johns
parish contracts for altering gymna-
sum on Montcalm.st. east near
Woodwardave., as follows Steel.
Russell Wheel & Foundry Co. roof
ing, Standard Roofing Co: electric.
w. ID. Gale; painting, W. c. Collins.
carpenter, w. F. Collins plumbing
and heating. Donald Miller Co
Smith. Hinchman e. Grylls let for
the Orpheum theater, the steel con
tract for said theater. 10 be erected
on f.afayetfe-bvd and Sheby-st. TO
the Donovan Wire a. Iron works OF
Toledo
r. c. Gernt let additional contracts
on store and fat building O be erect
ed on Gratiot and Sheridan-aves for
Henry Wurm as follows CarDpntpr
Fred Kuster. plastering, Rudolph
Kruger.
The same architect let for Omar
De Clercq, the heating and plumbing
contract on his rooming house 10 be
erected in ST, Clair Heights TO VIM
Gourlay, Jr.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-14
LEO o. SCHAFEEv A.
MAKES TWO SALES

Leo A. Schafer. No. 307 Ford build.
ing, has sold for the Jones estate. TO
Sam Feldman. the southeast corner OF
Frederick and Beaubien-sts, the sale
price being $1,000. The property is
lea feet by 100 feet. and the purchas.
err contemplates the erection OF a
block OF terraces on II. double
brick hense. al Nos 90 and l0i Pal
,ner.ave. was also suid for Chas. r..
swales to A. Lewis. The property IL
valued AZ $4,000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-14
PROPOSALS WANTED
ROOFING md REPAIRS

The Commissioner " Police will rc.
celNe sealed proposals up to eleN IN
q clock a. M. Monday JULY 2lst. 90 e.
TOT repairing tie roofs or the Tbffd
precinct suh-statiun and BARN on lIE-
wood Avenue near Champlaln Street
ana make all other repairs necrsSar..
10 put the roof IN first class condition
ava MAKE such other rcIsifs 1s the
organizations call FOR. copy - suCU - cf-
iil'atinus 90 BE- had on Application at
the Secretary's office Police Headqu3 IT.
tist ana the Commissioner reserves The
tittt v. reject any and all bids
= Al bids should be marked "PropoFaIs
tot h"onng and Repairs and addressed
GEORGE a. WALTERS.
Secretary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-14
EAST sIDE-BooK B.

90 on the east side Of Reaubien
street I'm front Of or adioinir Z
such lots or parts ~ lots MN
bored s between Adelrid,.
street and Division street. pla. ~
o. No lTg. l.. Beaubten farm
t2) on the east side ~ Beauiien
street. Ia front - or sdioiaiax
such lot or part OF lot numbered
6 between Ferry avenue and Pal
Nor avenue sub OF 49, z.
Peaubten farm.
y on the north eide OF Kirby ave.
nue. IN front 81 or adjoining sIrh
lots or parts ~ lots numbered ~.
-. between Hastings street AMI
RiVard street. subdivision ~ o T.
: and = 81 40 z, OF o. ! ~ suS
OF rear part 81 T. Moran farrn
- on the north Side ~ Medium
avenue. In front % or adjoining
such LOT or part OF lot numbered
IT, between peaublen street ana
Antoine street Ferry and Tv-
ster's sub ~ blocks 80 20 a. In
elusive. Antoine Peaubieu farm
bet. Harper and Ferry avenues
living y 81 Medbury avenue as
widened
- on to north side ~ Mt Vernon
avenue Iu front OF or adjoining
such lot or part % lot numbered
~. between oakland avenue a,d
Cameron avenue. Mackleni'S slb
or LOT ~. = sec ~ and part Of
lots - and Is sec. s. 10 900 acre
tract
GO on the Aouth side Of Pianotf,
avsiluc in FROM ~ of adj5iuih..
Mch LOT or parf ~ lot numbered
u. ., and =. between R-usn
street and Beaubirn street. VY
G Sui:E SAB. of the ~ 10 - n
OF lot L. ~ the sub ~ tl. d. mn
~ frac sec ~
~ on the north side ~ PhnaII-
ioiniug sub ',t or part ~ f,t
numbered 80 between ca leIn., ,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-14
Department Of Public Works
SIDEWALK NOTICE.
Detroit Mich Im, pu

Detroit Mich luIN 3t 10
To All Whom lt MAY concern
Take MOTTO. mat ly order nf iAe
Common Council >ou are reln rd 'o
.,onstruct. reconstruct COZ pat TO- Pi'lN'
line and grade. o. ori,h uatHi"' >lu",,
artificial stone. cement or 'on'Iv'V
sidewalk rro~sWalk or driycWay. a.
c0rding 10 spec 1cAtous prepares ~
me Cormi -sionet OF public NpI n
and apIrovet los the toWmon '"uhrl"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-14

Bu.ine.s-ltkr Printing. No fuss sri
no feathers The plain neat kiru tlht
looks riah' Times Printing Co.. -
John R--st Phone Main iVS.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-14

lob PrSntfng Deae Right. Trm-s
vvsns1sg Co.. Is John R..st.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-14
FALLING OFF ~
IN BUILDING
OPERATIONS
Few Jobs of Importance in Evi
dence, According to Report
Il. < +. Exchange.
TWO NEW THEATERS
TO BE BUILT SOON
Stone Contracts for n. Ford 5
Dearborn Residence Let to
w. S. Piggins & Sons.

Building operations during the past
week. showed considerable falling on
as far as new work was concerned
but few Jobs of importance being IN
evidence, according to the repor' or
the Builders & Trades exchange,
Most OF the new work was OF a
business nature. although a re" smail
residences and fats were IN the llst
Two new theater projects came
from the architects Offices, one 70 De
built at jefferson and FairvleN -aNesr
the other at Woodward and Calvert
Rves.. both being for the Kahn Healty
Go.
The cut stone contract for Henry
Tords palatial residence In Dearborn
was let 10 ". s. Piggins 4 Sons
The other contracts Will be let later
Among the principal awards during
the week were the following
Mildner 4 Eisen have let Tor Chas'
Werner & Sons. the steel contract on
their four-story store building 10 De
erected on Center-st. to the Donovan
Wire & Iron works, II Toledo.
Harry J. Rill let for ST. hedwls
parish. contracts for new schooi
building 10 be erected on Junction
ave. as follows: Mason. Jos Nova
skowski: cut stone Northern Stone
Granite Co: steel. Russell Wheei x
Foundry Co. roofing and sheet metal
Detroit Cornice & Slate Co: painting
Frank Sebozynski, glazing. schroeder
Paint & Glass Co. granolithic hoors,
Venetian Marble Mosaic Art Co.
hardware, T. b Rayl Co; carpenter
Roxyck Bros. Co; plastering, Charles
yogt: plumbing and heating Jos.
Barzen: black boards, w Scott
r. al r,arfi finna III VI Ever.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-14

y nre Own"d bN YOU on or before
'ba 18th dnv ~ Iu't l"'2 or lu
~.Y4., cd reconstructed or nut o. .'ronsr
IN. aod grade %, the Department "
Irthii, Werits pnd the esr"oscyt lfe',,f.
fogether with the cost of this publics-
tion viii he assessed against said lots
ItAret i.I - Nftt'
Commissione' ~ Public Works
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-14

ON the north side OF Gratiot
,veuu. in front OF or adjoining
such lot or part OF lot number-
cd / between St Aubin avenue
and Dubois street plat Of L.. -
Anhin's sub. OF o vs.. 20, and So
and ~ az the sub. OF the 81
NubIr farm
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1913-01-29
CINCINNATI MARKETS

Wheat-No. 2 red $1.120115, No. 3
red $1.05@1.12, No. 4 red S1c@$1.O4.
Corn-No. z white 54@55c, No. 2
white 53@53hc. No. 4 white 50h az
5214c, No. 2 yellow 52D53c, No. 3 yell
low 51452c. No. 4 yellow 49O5Ic, No.
mixed 52053c, No mixed 51O
5113c. No. 4 mixed 49051e, white ear
49052c, yellow ear 52@55c, mixed
ear 50053c.
Oats-No white 37037hc, stand.
ard white 36@36I9c, No. 35O36c, No.
4 white 34O35c, No. mixed $50
35hc, No. mixed 34k035hc, No 4
mixed 3S@34c.
Hay-No / timothy $16.75@1725.
standard timothy S16016.5O, No. 2
timothy S15W15.50. No. timothy S13
013.50, No. clover mixed $1501575,
No. clover mixed s13@14.
Poultry-Hens, heavy 60 lbs and
over) 12c, light 12c, young STACEY
ROSTERS lie, old BOOSTERS 1Oc, spring
ers g lbs and under) 1910, springers
lover lbs) 14c, ducks a lbs and
over Ice, white (under lbs) 14c.
turkeys (S lbs and over zoe, turkeys,
young tunder lbs) 10O12c; turkeys,
toms 18c.
Eggs-Prime frsts &c, frsts 21c.
ordinary firsts zoe, seconds Ice.
Cattle-Shippers $6.50D7S5, extra
$8g8.10; butcher steers, extra $3.50
G7S5. good to choice S6.1006.5O, com
mon to fair S4.750G; heifers, extra
$6.6066.85. good 10 choice $606.50,
common to fair $45005.85; COWS. ex-
ira S5.75@6; good 10 choice $3.50
565, common to fair $406.25; can
ners, $2.7504
Bulls-Bologna S5.256615, extra
$6.25. fat bulls $6250G.75.
Calves-Extra 39.75m1O, fair 20 good
$709.50, common and large $500
ops.
Hogs-Selected heavy shippers SITS
07SO. good to choice packers and
butchers S7.75O780, mixed packers
S7.700780, stays $42566.25, common
TO choice heavy fat sows S566.95, light
shippers $7150765; pigs 110 lbs and
less) S507.
sheep-Extra So. good to choice
$450@4a0, common TO fair $250@
$50.
Lambs-Extra 80, good TO choice
1886 $3.50, common TO fair $500
$50, yearlings scar.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1913-01-29
Wedding Rings That Wear.

The next time you are married-or,
II you will when you are married
don't buy gold wedding ring. II ism I
being done. Platinum wedding rings
are the newest thing Mile. Jeanne
Provost. a French actress. is to blame.
She thought OF the idea. and when she
was married to M. F1rpo, she had one.
Platinum rings are more expensive
than gold and wear better. Just why
an actress. especially n French &C
tress. should want a wedding ring
that will last long while the jewel
ers haven'k learned.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1913-01-29
GUESTS IMPERILED
ONE OF THEM LEAPS TEN FEET
TO csTcH LADDER DUR
ING FIRE.
Almost Every Window In the Building
Framed Screaming
Face.

Western Newspaper Union News Service
Omaha, Neb.-The lives of 200
guests OF the Paxton hotel. the largest
hosterly OF this city, were imperiled
by fire which originated in the buffet
OF the building. filling the entire hotel
with smoke and causing a panic among
the guests, 100 OF whom were brought
down long ladders by the city firemen.
The loss was only nominal, but the
fright OF the guests and their escape
~ their night clothing down the FIRE
escapes and ladders WAS most spec
tacular. The first alarm was sent in
and within three minutes almost every
window in the building framed c
screaming face.
L. II. Shaw, Of Taunton. Mass.
sleeping on the sixth floor, raised a
window and screamed for help Smoke
poured out OF the window behind him
and his case looked desperate. Lad
ders were run up. but failed TO reach
his window by nearly 10 feet Shaw
climbed out onto the sill. hung by his
hands. swung himself backward and
forward several times and then leap
ed for the ladder, 10 feet below. He
caught the topmost rung and held on.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1913-01-29
GRIM e WAVE

Pittsburg, Penn.-A condition OF
shocking immortality is exposed in
Thorn Creek district by the investiga-
ton conducted by District Attorney
VIM. b. Purvis. OF Butler county. The
crime wave, Purvis says, has caught
up many young girls and carried them
TO ruin. II broke up a church revival
series OF meetings and prompted the
formation OF tar-and-feather brigade.
This organization admitted TO the dis
trict attorney that had he not taken
cognizance OF conditions there would
have been some more scandals in
Thorn Creek.