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The Detroit times., 1914-07-30
RoARp OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit July 2Tth. 1914
NOTICE STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1888.
DICKERSON AVENUE.

To Sterling Park Realty CO. J. w
Harrison. Cornelius Gillespie George
Korbely Edwin Folsom. William H..
Baker George Peters Allen Peters
Fred Brnsden. ora Mulford. Bertha
barber. g. sutherland Claude lyme.
Thomas j Jordan. ~ lBprtwick, and 90
all other persons owniuE occupying. or
otherwise Interested iu any OF the lots
and premises frouunE ont Dicltersou
Az euue lu said CITY Of -hctr0it within
the limits hereinafter mentioned
The Common Council or tie CITY %
Detroit. having ordered SO much OF
Iickersou avenue from the north line
OF Jefferson avenue 90 the south curp
line OF kcrcheVal avenue. 20 ue graded
and paved. notice is hereby given thpt
an assessment has been made upon all
the lots. and premises fronting on sal J
Dickerson avenue. and liable 10 be as
sossed for said Improvement Under the
provisions OF the city Charter. and that
a roll Of said assessment isfuow cOw-
pleted. and viii remain AZ the Asses
sOrs' Office. in the City Of Detroit from
the date hereof until August TN, 1914
for the Inspection % all persons con
cerned therein.
BOARD or ASSESSORS.
BY DANIEL 1. DlAW ORTIZ
A-73S President
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NEW yORK puODUCE.

NEW YORK, July 29.-Flour. Dull.
unsettled and nominal Pork. Firm
mess, S24d24 so Lard: Strong mid
die west spot, S10.20G1030. Sugars
Raw firm. centrifugal 90 test s32G.
muscovade, SO test S2Gl: refined, un-
settled, cut loaf, $3.50; crushed. IS 20:
powdered $3.50 graduated, S4.25m4f5.
coffee: Rio No. on spot 77Sc tai
low Quiet. city. sac special 6h c;
country. So d6kc. Hay: Firm; prime,
S115: NO 2, 90m97Iac; clover. soc NJ
slO5. Dressed poultry. Firm, tur-
keys. m26c; chickens, 14m22c fowls
II d19l4c: ducks, l2Q 16c Live poul-
try. Firm; geese 13C: ducks, 5m l6c;
fowls. 1914 Gle; turkeys, 15G15kc;
ROSTERS. I'm d12c; chickens. broilers
1ST21c. Cheese steady: state milk
common TO specials. l0d 16ihc; skins
common TO special. So II nc; full skins
11fQic.
Butter Firmer, receipts 1855;
creamery extra. 2S6 29c state dairy
tubs goa 27ihc. imitation creamery
frsts. oil n 22c Eggs: Firm, receipts
1I432: nearby white fancy. 29Gr 800;
nearby mixed fancy 20625c; fresh
irsts. Ella &c
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.

Secretnry's Of1ce-5O broadway.
Detroit, Mich. July rs. 1914
classification I8-ROOm school Bldg,
Adjoining Fairbanks school.
Sealed proposals viii be received at
this office until AS o'clock Tuesday
Aug. IL next, for furnishing all labor
and material necessary for the cree
ton OF 1G-room school building ad-
joining the present Fairbanks school
building, located on Hamilton and
seward avenues. Proposals viii be re-
ceiYed AS follows.
Proposals for the entire job
Proposals under the four bid form.
AS follows
General Mason Specifications.
General Carpenter Specifications.
Heating. Nentilating and Plumbing
Specifications.
Electric Wiring.
Also.
Proposals for all separate classes OF
work
IL is especially desired that con
tractors bid on all separate classes OF
work.
Plans and specifications may be seen
in the office OF the Supervisor % school
Buildings Room ono. this building
Proposals must be submitted on
forms furnished by the Supervisor and
must be accompanied by q certified
check or cash equal 20 per cent OF
I the bid 4 surety COMPANY bond will
\ not be accepted in connection with the
/ submitting OF proposals.
The Board OK Education reserves the
| right 90 reject any or MI bids
CHARLES a. GApp
Arr Secretary
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LOnnING PRICEs.

canned Goods Apples, gals. So. 25 %
$50. baked beans, lib, 800 soc I'm, l,'
beans 81 N %. Corn: Fancy MainS
$40: standard SOC Table beets. 81 ,21'
GI40 Peas Fancy, early june, Sl'@o.
standard 81 baked. 501t zoe: SalW2H
Buckeye. tail, 81 Sjs fiat = 80, AlaskA
reds $50 Alaska pinks. s2lS, o olir1
toes. S1.10. Marrowfat peas, ~ SaIly
June $40; sifted early June SL'4o per
doz
Fced-Jobbing prices in loo-lb. sacks
bran. S23, standard niddlngs, $2S me
middlngs $50, coarse corn meal sSl
cracked corn S32, corn and oat ehop'
SIS so per ton ,u
gan patent. IS, second patent $3.50
straight So; pure rye. 81; spring pa
tent. s. per bbl In paper sacks
Hardware sails, $3.50 case anneai ,
ed wire $iSu case; painted barbed
wire $50 case painted barbed wire
2 point aUD, galvanized sheets. -
gauge, So ~ gauge, $3l5i - sauge'
$3.30}. 2S gauge, s345; 80 gauge S@..'
single bit bronzed axes s.; 20 per doZ
black sheet steel 22 and p gauSr'
SECS; % gauge, $3.50; p gauge =; 90
% gauge. S24O. carriage bolts, smal !,
rs 10 and per cent OF list. large, ~
and 10 of machine bolts, small 80 per
cent of list; large, 20, 10 and on lls'
Provisions pork s23 famuy,
S24a-5i. clear backs, sl942lc' smoked mn x p.
tl5isc. shoulders. Zoe; picnic hams.
lac. bacon 1Sa &c; lard in tierces
lie, kettle rendered lie ID -.
sugars Corrected daily by W. II.
Edgar a. sons Crystal dUminoes, 2-lbn
$50. do 5-lb., $3.50, Eagle tablets,
$3.50 cut loaf Sc, cubes, s535. XNNN
powdered s525, standard powdered,
$3.50. grauulatcu. extra coarse IS. do,
fine. in bulk. $500: do. 25-lb. cottons,
sass. crystal domino gran 2-lb. and
b-lb cartons. In cases. $500; do. HF
cases. $500. diamond a, $5; confection-
ers' 4 sass: No. a. $3.50; No. 5, sl.I5,
No G. s470. No. Z, sass; No 8. $3.50;
No III si4O: No 13, $4.25; No. IA,
Sl35. No. 10, s4.35 -caking mix
ture. $3.50: beet granulated, $3.50 per
100 lbs. household powd., Is. as 10
case. $3l0 per case.
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BOSTON COPPER SHARE SALES.

Sales OF july q, furrished By Hay
den. stone d CO.. July 20.
Alaska 5795, Allouez IS. American
Zane so. Arizona Commercial 5S5, Butte
& Balaklava 300 Butte & Superior
371O. Calumet & Arizona 1865, Calumet
* Hecla %, Centennial 10, Copper
Range 3Q5 East Butte 100 Franklin
Mining So CRANKY 1925, Hancock 30
Indiana 1870 Island Creek Coal TO- do
pfd $50, Isle Royal 1870. Lake Copper
305. Maytower so, Mohawk so, New
Arcadiau 100, North Butte 1910. old
colony IFS. old Dominion 1870, Pond
Creek Coal 500. quincy rs. shannon
Copper so. Shattuck & Arizona 430 ST
Nary's Land IS, Superior e Boston
200, Superior Copper so, S Refining
625. do pref 141 Utah Apex 20, Utah
Cons 800. Winona so. Wolverine 30
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT july 80 Close: Liver
pool wheat was strong and much
higher on Wednesday. but this had
little effect on this side In the alb
sence OF fresh war news holders were
inclined 70 sell and the market de.
clined
SHOWS report from Minnesota is
quite favorable He finds the crop bet
ter In North Dakota. plenty OF rust
out nor muca uamage There viii be
some shrunken wheat. but the general
SITUATION is favorable and weather is
tpod w heat Is not amy worse than
~ was week ago, still some DANGER
~ plack rust damage but chances In
ing seriously hurt
Liverpool opened with excited cover
ms or snort wheat owing 10 the DO
lltl,al outlook ana the sharp American
auEabce or tuesday Some October
longs TOOK advantage OF the strength
70 secure pronts and an easy feeling
prevailed Tor time This was helped
~ belief that Servia viii accent Aus
ttla terms. Later cdnsols declined
aiig strength came back TO wheat Car
goes were IN active demand and Amer
lGan winters were wanted At the
close the market was strong and o.
eited notwi thstanding a tendency on
me part Of longs 10 take profits
me nome market was quiet IN the
carry trading. There was a belief that
some WAY would be found to AVOID "A
senerdl European war
neat vas easy during the greater
part OF the day but made recovery OF
- "a from the lowest The close
as nrm az decline ~ = &c from
Corn advanced lc and the other
coarse grains and seeds were uu-
changed.
Wheat quotations Cash No red
NIG. SRnftFU hsF 9
&c at 92RC, declined 10 92c and closed
~ - i2c; December opened at 95atc,
declined 20 9+lac and closed al g6c.
~. ! WHITE &c. Coarse grim quota
Yellow ! car at 7Siac, No. 4 yellow.
10 lac oats standard 500, new stan
"a q, 3tr asked No. white, 39c. new
ne, white, ear az 3Ghe, No 4
white 3l - V3Sc, RYE cash No 2
bJc Beans Immediate and prompt
shipment $lg5, August 81 81. Octo-
Der 81 clOyerseed Prime spot. $40:
2G,tooS,Ty ana december 81 40; prime al
So ~ 20 at SS25. Timothy Prime
spot Sc 40 Alfalfa Prime spot ss35.
Receipts In the Detroit market on
"wednesday included 1910 bills 81 flour
hay Withdrawals were 500 bhls Of
n, ur 5000 bu Of wheat. 1000 hu OF
corn and 1000 hu OF corn Stocks are
lt2 100 bu OF wheat $4,000 hu OF corn
10000 hu Of eats and $3.50 hu OF rye
Liverpool wheat closed 3 q. H3lRd and
corn ! = N I'D higher
Wheat stocks At Minneapolis de-
crossed 725,000 bu in four days
Primary wheat receipts were $500 .
00o bu, against 2o22 600 hu a ycaraEo
Exports OF wheat and -four Wednes-
day 734 600 bu
Wheat receipts Wednesday south
west, a.. c0l In against asa bu a
Ncar ago. Duluth. g5 cars. against a.:
Minneapolis. $50 ears. against So WIN
uipcg. l47 cars against 10. Chicago,
SIS ears AGAINST $40.
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RoARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. July q. 1914
NOTICE--STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1885.
SEWARD AVENUE.

To Henry zimmerman, Robert Hosie.
Emil kreisinEer, Mary Mcleod. Nancy
n Wagley. A. G. Gerkie. Emma J,
Stone, &. r. Salt, J. r. 3elanger. NJ. NJ
Woodruff, Bertha Schalteuhand. T.
Hess. Fred plttmer. Is. Jahn. 4 }.
Thirty, II i Muhlmau. A. White. Carl
Baepe Mabel Mccullough II. -. kirtE.
a. T.. SILK, W. n. Green. William G.
Kellogg iy l. Peppler H. W. Droene.
Max Bremen, T. NJ Guinness George
W Grant James a. Dent, W. j. kem-
.thoync A. NJ CConey. Alice Hurst,
william Beck Samuel n, Sloman. ard
10 all other persons owning. Occupying.
or otherwise interested Ia any OF the
lots and premises fronting on seward
avenue in said city or Detroit within
tho limits hereinafter mentioned. The
common Council or the city OF Detroit
having ordered. 50 much OF Seward
avenue. from tho west line Of Hamilton
boulevard 90 the east curb line OF
Grccudrll avenue, 10 be grRded and
paved, notice ~ hereby given that an
ass @mcnt has been made upon all the
lots and premises fronting on said
seward avenue, and liable TO be as
scssed for said Improvement under the
provisions % the city Charter. and that
a roll OF said assessment is now COM
pleted. and Will remain az the Asses
sQrs Ofhce, In thesCity OF Detroit, from
the date hereof until August nth. 1914
for the inspection OF all persons con-
Cerned therein.
BOARD or ASSESSORS.
BY DANIEL L. DILWORTH
A-740 President
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cu,c,co uITrER NAIiI<ET.

CHICAGO, July 4y.-Bultef. IHNIthH
CSC; frsts. 29la n Csc; dairy extras,
% u a 25c: frsts. 2Ols G221ac Eggs:
Prime ordinary. In a lSc; hrsts, 1888
41gC Cheese. Twins, t5c. youpg
Americas. Ice Live Poultry. Fowls
i4thc; ducks. 12m14iac; geese Sa10c,
springs, 15c, turks, Ice. Potatoes.
Home grown Ohios, 90MSl.0 90 per sack
OF 90 his New Potatoes; Receipts ] S
cars; Virginia. s215G225 per bbl
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u. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS


ANDERSON -Suddenly, July %. 1914
ut residence, 302 Pennsylvania ave,
William H.. beloved husband Of
Elizabeth Anderson and father Of
James D.. William r., Dr. Gilbert J.
and Mary NJ Anderson. Notice or
funeral later.
20, at residence, SO
Fuclid-a ave. east, James w, beloved
father OF Mrs Charles G Ecklin,
Mrs Charles O. Ford, John NJ,
Charles t., and Alfred G. Gambler
ave so years Funeral Friday, July
81. at 2 p. m. and from St Johns
chapel, Woodward and Highest, a.
2.3o y. m.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-30
LIVESTOCK
DUFrtto LIVE STOCK.
DunnlnE a stevens Report.

EAST BUFFALO. ~ g., July 2g-
Cattle. Receipts 100 head market
strong choice 10 prime shipping steers.
1850 90 l.50O lbs &g,ZJu950. FAIR 10
good do, $4,000 $50, plain aud coarse.
So "A $40; choice 10 prime handy
steers. $40 q S.S5; fair 10 good IS rs
4S85: light common, S7JOH7S5. YEAR
lingS $S.25H9, prime tat heifers. SSH
S25. good butchering helfers. S775HS.
light do, ST4p7.75, best heavy fat cows.
S7QZ25, good butchering COWS. s64
6.75. Gamers and cutters, S34UM5. best
feeders S6.90m7.25i good 90. 1856 ~
GS5: best stockers. $G.25u6.75. common
TO good, S5.j0a6. best bulls. $500
$50, good killing bulls. $625U675:
stock and medium bulls. S5H6 best
milchers and springers $4,000; good
40. 500 GruJs comm JU-tf 80.
Hogs Receipts, 1900; strong. heavy.
s9.50Ng60, york IS and pigs $1,000
Sheep and lambs Receipts. 500,
market steady; top lambs, SST5. year
lings, S6.50@7, wethers, $5.15q6.25.
ewes. S4q5.
Calves. s5411.50.
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wANTED-BIDs.
Ordinance No. 12h.A

An Ordinance 10 change the name az
'htppewa avenue 10 that Of IroauoiS
avenue I'm the city OF Detroit.
1T - HEREBY ORDAINED BY TIE
PEOPLE OF THE CITY or DETROIT.
Section ! That the name Of the
public street or highway in the city
OF Detroit. heretofore known as Chip
pewa avenue, is hereby changed 70
that OF lroquois avenue and by that
name shall be hereafter known.
Sec 2. This ordinance shall take
Immediate effect
Approved July IA, 1914.
OSCAR r. MARX.
Mayor.
Attest RICHARD LINDSAY.
city Clerk
A-743 COfhcial papers please copy)
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b-Bid. x-Asked. s-sold.
TOLEDO GRAIN ANn PRovIsIoNs.

TOLEDO, july I9.-Wheat. CASH and
July 9OA c September. 81 nc. Corn:
TENDER 75c. oats Cash 37% &c. july
373,c. September. 3S&c Rye: Cash
new 65LC Cloverseed. Cash. $9.22L,
October and December, S957Is Tim
othy: Cash, $2.95; September. 1925. Al
sike. August $40 Butter. eggs and
hay: Unchanged.
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Ordinance No. 12e.A


An ordinance 60 repeal an ordinance
entitled AN Ordinance to amend
section Of Chapter iO7 OF the Com
piled Ordinances OF the City OF De-
troit for year 1912, ~ adding n new
section Co he known - section 4 On,
approved July -, 1919"
tT' Us HEREBY ORDAINED BY THE
PEOPLE OF THE CITY or DETROIT.
section i. That an ordinance enti-
tied An ordinance 20 amend Section 4
.of Chapter Ig1 OF the Compiled Ordi-
nances OF the City OF Detroit for year
1919, By adding new section TO bs
known as Section 4 a., approved July
%, 1918 be and the same is hereby
repealed,
! Section ? This ordinance shall taks
Immediate effect
Approved July ~ 1914
OSCAR II. MARX
Mayor.
Attest. RICHARD LINDSAY.
Cfty Clerk
Ara Ccfnciai papers please copy.
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MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK. July % Money on
call. per cent for six months Ner-
camille paper. per cent Bar silver:
London. 24iR pence; New York 81 "A c.
Demand sterling S493m49305
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RurrEn AND EGGS.

Butter-Creamery extras. &c; hrstA
csc: dairy. Use; packing stock, Ito
per 10.
EGgs-Fresh receipts. cases included
frsts, 20c. current receipts. iSc per
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UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. July 29-Hogs Receipts
81 900 head market strong mostly
higher. mixed and butchers SIS 90 n
9e5 good heavy SS.55u9l5. rough
heavy. SS.4O6tS.55; light, Ss.15m9.27lA
pigs. S76Ofr9l0 Cattle. Receipts 10
600 head. market steady 60 shade low
err: beeves, s7.d0H9.90. COWS and heif-
ers S3TJM 915, stockers ana feeders
S5.5OGtS, Texans. S64O07.75, calves,
S7.50G(l1.25. sheep Receipts lSOOe
head; market slow. native. $3.50 $40,
western. S5.2595.S5. Lambs sGqsl1;
Western. &c . n IL
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5-POTNT CHICKENS

4-Point farm house, barn. fruit trees
berries and garden truck growing
facing Grand River. hour from city
hall Get next 10 this farm buy
Two acres out Grand River, planted
and 5-room house Everything goes
S2.100
Ten acres close 10 Wyhndotte. 81 600
Twelve acres close 10 two lakes, $500
Twenty eight acres out Gratiot s., 900
FIFTY acres out Gratiot 10000
Twenty acres and a Groom brick house
IN village park 81 900
Two acres near Royal oak 1878 per
Eighty acres near BEDFORD 5000 per
INTERNATIONAL REALTY co.
t07 Hodge Bldg Cadillac 1921
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FOR sGLE-FARMS $.
BARGAIN

50-acre Iarm near New Haven 80
miles from Detroit. good S-room
house and two good barns best Of
soil and all necessary tools included
on account Of sickness must be sold
at once Price $500.
16 ACRES
Near Utica. good buildings. plenty OF
fruit, $4,000 81 600 down. or exchange
for house and lot In Pontiac.
J. r. RUSSELL
1907 Majestic Bldg Cherry 1899
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B u Y S T OK S

Is IL time for business men to bur
stocks? our clientele had this question
answered for them Just a short tlms
ago. Send for our booklet containing
Roger w Babson's article on when
20 Buy II is free
Address Dept. D-206, of the BABSON
STATISTICAL ORGANIZATION. En-
cheering offices. wellesley Hills Mass
largest organization OF It's class In
the u &
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MARKETS and FINANCE

The following firms are priyi-
legged To execute orders on the
Exchange Carlyle a Povah. ". A.
Hamlln a. Co, N. W. Noble a Co.
w II Moss & Co. Lewis @ Gorton.
w T.. Reilly a Co, Geo NJ West
a. Co. III. IS Warren * Co. VIM. III.
Rose q Co. W. 4. Neer q Co, ".
B Mclaughlin
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PROPOSALS FOR THE LAYING OF
CEMENT SIDEWALKS Village
of ST clair Heights viii receive sealed
proposals up 10 o'clock D. m. Friday
August 18th, 1914, for the laying OF
cement sidewalks, alleys and street
crossings for the period OF one year
from August Eth next, said proposals
10 be addressed TO w IT. CheYalter,
clerk, and delivered 10 the Village Hail.
and the said bids shall contain the pro-
posed material TO be furnished accord
ing TO the ordinance 10 be ascertaineG
from the clerk OF the Village and the
price to be charged therefore per
square foot, bids 10 be opened August
eth at o'clock D. m
tSigned) w II. CHEVALTER
Clerk
81 clair Heights village
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CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK.

CLEVELAND, July 29.-HOgs Re-
Ceipts. $500; 5q Zoe higher, workers.
and mixed, S9.55; pigs and lights, $3.50.
mediums a++4-Aeshvles. $94a. roughs.
$S 90. stays s675 Cattle Receipts. S
cars. steady Sheep and lambs Re
ceipts. cars: hrm; lambs $895 top.
Calves Receipts. 100; firm top, $lI 25.
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TOLEDO LIVE STOCK.

TOLEDO. July 29.-Hogs: Receipts
1000 head. market 6nlOc higher.
heavies, s9.30W9.35 mediums. $3.50
$40; workers. S940u945. good pigs,
$9i0W9 80 Calves: Market steady
sheep and Lambs. Market steady
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FARMS WANTED

want FIRST class farms OF all sizes
with good buildings and improve.
ments I have BUYERS who will wish
possession this fall and next spying.
I want farms that viii bear invest
cation. as ! have good buyers
FRANK r. BRIGGS. $40 Dime Bank
Bldg. Detroit. Mich
CHOICE FARM LANDS
All or any part Of 500 acres cut-over
hardwood lands within mile OF
town. church and school, for snle on
easy terms or exchange for Detroit
property or merchandise.
HOLMES RITTFNHOUSE LAND co,
sos Majestic Bldg Cadillac 32s0
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

SPLENDID 1S-room roominR house for
sale Gas, electric. hot water fur
mace. Cheap for cash or VIII con-
slider vacant lot or farm property.
Serious sickness causes mo TO give
immediate possession. Filled with
roOmcrs good income cheap rent
Puv from owner and save agents
commission. j3s Brush tst
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ron sNLI.-iIOHSEs. ETc.

FIRST CLASS grocet's delivery outfit
or horse and wagon FOR sale az a
bargain II sold quickly Phone Grand
2f05 or call for inspection ~ Cos
Grand River.
job Printing Done Right Times
Printing Co, 10 John u st
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,ETROIT STOCK EXCHANGE

ASKED and bid
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-08-07
Announcement

The Clark Grocery company wish
to announce to their customers and
the public that they have completed
their new bakery and are now ready
to fill all orders for anything in the
bakery line. Everything in their
shop is new and up-io-date. No or
der is too large for their hanlling, nor
too small for their careful attention.
We have an "a" first class baker
who can make your cakes or fill any
special order just as you may want
il. Your patronage is solicited.-adv
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-08-07
Baptist Church

Regular services for Sunday, Au-
gust g.:
Sunday school at 9:45 a. IN.
Morning service at IL q. IN.
b. Y. p. U. at Z p. m. Subject
The Prevalence and Power Of SIM
Evening service at 8 p. m.
Regular services for the week
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 p
IN. The study for the evening will
De the tenth chapter Of Romans
Regular business will be held We'd
nesday evening, August IL. No re-
hearsal Friday evening.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-08-07

Word was received from Globe
Ariz.. that Paul J. Harrison, formerly
a popular resident Of Deming. had
been awarded by the government the
contract to carry the mail from Globe
to Payson. a distance Of 100 miles.
The contract pays 5000 for the
first class mail and $500 a hundred
for parcel post.
Secretary willard Il. Holt Of the
chamber of commerce was one OF the
lenders in the endorsement OF Mr.
Harrison In securing the contract.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-08-07

Tucumcari-fsidnsy Eckert, Of k,lbourne,
Wis. is in a hospital here. suffering from u
bullet In the left lung. The patient. who Is
10 years old, was shot while attempting to
seal u ride on u freight train near Logan.
With several other hoboes. Eckert was elected
from u train. whereupon IL is said the tramps
became abusive which caused the shooting.
c. d. Steel. q brakeman on the freight train,
was arrested ON q charge Of having shot Eek.
ert aud was held under $4,000 bond to await
action by the grand jury.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-08-07

The water pressure Of the Deming
Water company was tested Tuesday
afiss~''on by the Deming Fire de-
pnriment. Hose was attached TO three
plugs in the center Of the city and
three streams were thrown simulta-
neonsly. The water was thrown from
each stream 10 the height of the
Deckert. Mahoney and Bank Of Dem
ing buildings, but 1t Is thought that
a heavier pressure will be desired to
successfully combat a large fire. A
water pressure gauge has been order
ed from the East and upon its arrival
another pressure test will be made.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-08-07
ssrvIaus on Way to War

Four carloads Of Servians from
Miami and Globe, Aria, passed
through Deming Tuesday night over
the s. p. on their wav to New YORK.
They received word from NJ. !. Pull
min. counsul general for Servia IN
New York. that they were needed to
;oin the servian army and that they
would be furnished transportation BY
the Seryian government.