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The Detroit times., 1914-11-25
PAIR OF DISORDERIIES
GIVEN 80 DAYS EACH

Thomas Yaspek, alias John Vaughn,
and Edgar Schafer. son Of respec.
table farmer living near Ann Arbor
were found guilty in Judge Connolly,s
court, Tuesday morning, OF being dis.
orderly persons, and each was sent
to the workhouse for six months, in
default of $500 fines.
Police free lanoers arrested the
pair, who made a business OF stop
ping men on the streets and directing
them to disorderly houses.
Yaspek also is being investigated
on white slavery charge. Schafer
was arrested about year ago on q
similar charge, but was released on
his promise to reform.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-25
DIED.

AUsTIN--Nov %, Sister Mary Austin.
sister OF Alice Wright and Harry
Wright. OF Detroit, and Charles
Wright. OF Decatur. M Funeral
"Wednesday morning, Nov. %. Mon
roe. Mich.
DEA N-Harry. Nov .. 1914, beloved
feher OF Mrs W. Smith, Cadillac
Mich. Funeral from residence OF Mr.
and Mrs A. Carrier l26 Woodland
ave. Wednesday. y. m.
FOSTER--No %, at his residence. 225
Garfield-ave.. James. beloved huE-
band OF Mrs. Martha Foster; father
Of Frederick, OF Cleveland. Charles,
OF Chicago. and Eppa. Frank and
Herbert Foster, OF Detroit. Funeral
Wednesday
HOoD-Nov. %, 1914, at residence.
BEDFORD. Mich. Susan. beloved wife
OF Thomas Hood. and mother OF VIII
liam. OF Redford. and Frank. Of
Cleveland. Ohio. Funeral from chapel
at Grand Lawn cemetery, Redford
Wednesday. Nov. Is. at 1880.
PAROrT-Nov. %. 1914. at her late
residence. 971 McClellan-ave.. Lynn
ID. PARROT (nee Morris), beloved wife
OF Horace q Parrott and mother or
Catherine Parrott Funeral from
above residence Wednesday after
noon at I l5. AIntefment az MtNCteni-
ems w -.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-25
RUMCRS OF PEACE
HEARD IN MARKET
Foreign Demand for American
Made Goods Also Boosts
Stock Prices
tCOpyright IDT3. by the New York
Evening" Post Co.,

I
NEW YORK, Nov. 24-News OF the
German reverses in Poland had a
good deal OF effect upon sentiment.
and the financial community devoted
some time again 70. the. recurring re-
ports about the initiation of peace
negotiations. Little faith was placed
in these rumors, but II was said that
there was some real basis for them
In the moves that had been made
abroad. German interests, however,
disclaimed all knowledge OF such ac-
ton, and there was nothing in the
days news to confirm the stories.
Agents 70 foreign governments
we're large buyers of merchandise,
and II was evident that the foreign
demand for American made goods was
much in excess OF anything that has
been witnessed since the war began
Some OF the largest orders were re-
ported to have been secured by the
various steel companies, although
these reports we're not sufficiently
circumstantial to indicate what the
total amount involved really was.
Cotton exports we're again very heavy,
the total OF 64,S04 bales being the
largest days shipments since the
war.
There was a sharp rise In foreign
exchange rates almost as soon as the
market opened. On this advance, the
price OF sight drafts on London rose
1-2c from yesterdays high level,
touching 400 l-S Later the market
reacted and there were larger offer
ings OF bills. which earlier in the day
had been very scarce.
The movement OF exchange on Ger
many attracted a great deal OF at
tention because OF the late decline
after the close OF trading yesterday,
to a new level OF S5 7-S.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-25
KALAMAZOO-Frank B. Law. Jr

KALAMAZOO-Fran B. Lay, Jr.,
and George T. Lay, vice-presidents OF
the defunct Michigan Buggy Co..
won o partial victory in circuit court
when Judge Stewart entered an order
giving them the right TO introduce wit
nesses to prove their contention that
three OF the grand jurors who return.
ed int Elements against them had no
right to act. The Lays, In their pleas
Of abatement, alleged that members
OF tho grand jury we're disqualified
having been stockholders In concerns
hit by the failure OF the buggy com
pany. The Lays are accused of fraud
In connection with the failure.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-25
STOCK EXCHANGE
REOPENS SATURDAY

NEW YORK, Nov. 24.-It was for
mally announced late this afternoon,
that the New York stock exchange
would reopen Saturday, for limited
trading in bonds Prices will be fixed
and announced by the committee OF
Ave before trading begins each day.
Dealers will not be permitted to
conduct transactions under a fixed
level OF prices, understood to be sew
eral points under the quotations at
the close of the exchange on July 81.
Minimum figures may represent de-
clines OF four points.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-25
NEW yORk pRonIiCr

NEW YORK, Nov 24.--FIour: Dull.
but steady, Pork; Quiet; mess, S20.50
sl07oa 50, sugar Raw. Grmn. cen cen.
tritugal. g6 test. s401 muscovade. SO
test, 1888; refined, firm cut loaf Sc;
crushed, $3.50; powdered, $500; granu-
lated, s5.lQ H5.l5. Coffee: Rio No. I
on spot GAc. Tallow: Steady; city.
Csc, special. CSC; country, 81 a67sc.
Hay: Dull and unsettled; prime.
S1l2iS; No g. 90m95c; clover, s5c ~
slo2l2 Dressed poultry: Firm; tur-
keys, 1Ga3Oc: chickens, 14a 25c; fowls.
l2h q nc: ducks. l2n2Oc Live poul-
try Firm; geese 15G17c; ducks. 100
ale; fowls, 134lbc; turkeys, goa 21c:
ROSTERS, l2tsc; chickens broilers. l3G
loo. Cheese: steady; state milk, com
mon to specials, 11M16c; skins, com
mon TO specials, sa13hc: full skins.
3a6c Butter: Firmer; receipts. 1883;
creamery extra, S4IT d34Ac: state
dairy tubs, 23qS3c; imitation creamery
frsts. 2Sh M24Hc. Eggs Firm; re-
ceipts, IL, 700; nearby white fancy, seq
60c; nearby mixed fancy. q i5c; 4resh
tirsts 35M42o
The Detroit times., 1914-11-25
ALEXANDER'S DEMAND
FOR QUICK TRIAL GRANTED

s. Alexander, accust omed to the
easy life OF the best hoels. grew res
tive in the county Jail, while awaiting
trial on the charge Of passing a worth
less check for $35 at the Hotel Pont-
chartrsin, 10 pay his hotel bill. He
sent short message to Judge Con-
molly, Monday. II read: "How much
longer have ! got TO walt for my
trial."
He was tried Tuesday. He was
found guilty, and in a very few min
utes was on his way to serve one year
In the House OF Correction.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-25
DIED.


PARISH--Nov. 22, al Monroe. Mich.
Fredericka Paris. aged 68 years
widow OF the late julius w Parish
sister OF Mrs. John A. Wilde, August
and Charles Gumbrecht. Funeral
from the residence OF her sister. 45l
Cadillac-ave.. Wednesday at $3.50 y. m.
SISSON-Nov. 20. George Andrew, aged
So years, beloved husband OF Lii
liam and father OF Harry a. sisson.
Services from his residence, AZ Pa
sadena ave. Highland Park. We'd
nesday. Nov 25. at 1880 y. IN. In
terment Woodmere
MUNROE-Nov 22. 1914, Dora May
dear wife OF Charles A, mother OF
George daughter OF Mrs Caroline
Schmeltz and the late Henry sister
OF william So Henry r.. AIRS. r. q
Remington, OF Battle Creek. Mich.
Fred W. Edmund T.. and Grace G
Funeral from hope, III Chandler
ave. Wednesday. 2 y. IN lntermen'
Woodmere.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-25
SERVIANS WILL RAISE
MONEY FOR RED CROSS

The Servian National league will
hold special service, Sunday morn
ing, Nov. 20. at IL o'clock, in the
Greek Orthodox church, No. 1873 Ma
comb-st., following the regular re-
ligious service Harry Butsitario and
George Hadrich will be the speakers.
and efforts will be made to raise
money for the Servian and Montene-
grien Red Cross societies.
Over 500 was contributed to the
work of the local relief committee
Monday, and many new memberships
for the American Red Cross society
were received by Miss Marjorie Met
calf who Is In charge of the Red
Cross headquarters, in the Hotel
Pontchartrain.
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s easss. | S S o5d 4

Cash with order III charged. &c n
line
No transient advertising inserted for
per Insertion
The above rates apply 20 all classifl-
cations except Births, Cards OF Thanks.
Obituaries Meeting Notices and all Ads
preceding Male Help
Births Deaths, Cards OF Thanks and
Meeting Notlces-Minimum charge, 35c
for 20 words or less over 20 words
one and one-third cents for each extra
word.
Personals-Minimum charge. 30c.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-25
TraInmen Elect otlcers.

Park lodge, No. sos, Brotherhood
OF Railroad Trainmen, held the an
nual meeting in Riverside temple,
Sunday AFTERNOON, the following Off.
GERS being elected. r. NJ, Branten,
president; @. w. Smellie, vice.presi.
dent; A. c. Hartley, secretary; T. F,
Mcnamara, treasurer; w. J. Packer
all, journal agent; r. S. Mcdonald,
conductor; T. p. Booslooper, chap
lain; Charles Cunov, inside guard; ].
Abbott, outside guard; w. Luton,
warden.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-25
Union STOCK yARDs.

UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
Nov. 24.-Hogs: Receipts $4,000; mar
ket. weak, 10c lower; mixed and butch
ers. s715G7.65 good heavy s715w
100: rough heavy, s7Q715i light, $500
m7.50; pigs. $4.50G6.76. Cattle: Re-
beeves. sg75di05O; cows and heifers
IS 81 a s.3t1 fuxTns. s6.fo ~ 7.t6, calves,
IS 20 a. 1850. sheep: Receipts, $4,000;
market slow and weak native. IS 400
6.lO; western, s540G61O; lambs, $3.50
69.50; western, $6.75d9.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-25
WILL CLOSE POSTOFFICE
ON THANKSGIVING DAY

On Thursday. Thanksgiving day. all
departments Of the main postoffice
and all branch stations will be closed.
No deliveries will be made, except
parcel post matter. There will be
one general collection OF mail TO in.
clude all boxes in the city. commenc-
ing at p. m. There will be other
collections in the downtown district
at 1890 n. m. and 1880 p. m.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-25
ron sALE-y,c,NT Tors.
VACANT

NORTH SIDE PORTAGE. second block
two lots. each BOXES. $3.50 lot,
MOSS second block. 50 feet south side
$3.50. terms
NoRTTi siDE EAsoS. 45Nl4O. 1880,
trees; terms.
GENEVA, SOUTH SIDE. 4OX125, FIRST
block, 81 200 terms
terms.
See Mr. Cook
\ PARKER, SCIIUNK a. FRY
Main 5O3e. 103 Majestic.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-25

FHiCAGO, Nov. 2i.--Early trading
III, ~ SInin pIts was small today.
Ebeat futures had an advance or
D sc. based on an advance at Llv-
Torn futures were steady ut the
|rt. Later December eased OH
|de and May gained shade.
lats were n shade easier at the
Et' but were steadied by advance IN
[rovisions started easier because or
|0c decline In hog prices, but buying
: good and forced prices pack 70
4 nights close.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-25
clinton. lII.. Has sad Fire.

CLINTON, H., Nov. 24.-Fire, start
ing from crossed electric wires IN
Days drug store here, destroyed al
most a block of two-story buildings
facing the city square today, with a
loss OF 100000.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-25
oo pTTTEp MARKET.

FHICAGO. Nov. 2l.-Butttt. EN.ras s'
l. sonc. frsts, 26a m27c. Eggs:
me ordinary, ara 2scj hrsts. 29q
Cheese. Twins, 1914 q13%c, young
|aricas 14Ml4hc Live poultry;
Lyis. 100l0lac; ducks. TO- l5c;
Use. Ito 12c springs, l2e; turks t ise.
|sconsIn. white. i0a soc: red, 404t5c;
6nesota, red. lh@ 47c. Early ohio.s,
base. New potatoes: Receipts, 90
The Detroit times., 1914-11-25
ron sALE-FARMs.
a5 ACRES

Half mile from street car with about
$1,000 worth OF personal. for city In
come.
30 acres. free and clear, near the car.
Will pay cash difference up 10 $4,000.
for CRY income.
so acres, good land, good buildinga
near good market, viii take resi-
denCe
b0-acre Oakland county lake farm on
main travelled road. for city
7-rOom, strictly modern home for small
farm I'm Michigan; double brick
fruit farm. northwestern Michigan
preferred.
/ haye\ a large list OF residences and
income property TO exchange for
farms; Ar you have property 10 ex-
change. list IL with me
w. j. VAUGHN
The Detroit times., 1914-11-25
TOLEDO GRAIN.
NInY.

fOLEDO, Nov. "a w heat
|5.; December. " 10 hacen MAY
4 C; May, &c. oats: Cash' oYIe
II n n Cioverseed: Cash, $9.lfla
Lamber. 1920; March. $40. limo
Cash, s2.63h December sSieo
Ich s2.7b. Alsike: Cash, $50 re
hber. 1915. March. 50. Butter, eggs
hay. Unchanged.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Creamery extra. SIC; hrsts.
zsc, dairy, .lc; packing stock, 20c ID
EEgs-FreEn receipts. cases included
nrsts. soc: current receipts. 26hc per
doz Receipts. IA cases
The Detroit times., 1914-11-25
HAINES' WIGS, ToUPES,
HAIR GOODS

Haines Wigs ard Toupes are well
made the most natural effects being
produced. 1 have no competitor In
quality OF work and reasonable prices.
My wigs and toupes axe in use all
over the world.
sands OF French Wavy Switches and
German Wayy Switches. straight hair
switches. Large stock OF gray and
white. Pompadours. Puffs, Waves.
Curls. Half Wigs for ladies, bald or
with thin hair. (I don't deal In Chi
nese refined hair nor sea grass.) La
dies hair dyed by competent hands.
Hair dressing, shampooing. childrens
hair cutting. Most modern up-to date
hair dressing pNrlors In the United
States. Wigs TO rent for parties and
nnasquerades. IL looking for reliable
Hair Goods House don't overlook me;
"a years In my present hair store ought
to appeal to the public. Established In
my present hair store 1879.
VIM. A. HAINES
76 Grand River-ave West. cor. Bagiey.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-25
MARKETS and FINANCE

1850, rye straw, SI51gs wheat and
cat straw, si47.bO per ton
Hides No. ! cured. ishc; No;
isc; No. green bulls. ilc. Nc cured
veal kip. lSc No ! green veal kip. Ice
No ] cured WurIaln, lbci No. l cured
calf zoe; No green calf. lse. No. !
nOrse. $3.50, No z morse. $3.50, No.
nides 10 on. no 2 kp and calf lHO
~ s,;esp skins. as 10 amount OF WOOL
Lsnloas -caiifornia. .4Bo@b per box
lines {lNl.eb per box,
MA h cOoms ~ u Doc per 10
\. Oranges --California Nalencias, si4
i.5J per bu
Onions -S5p soc pei ioO.lb sack.
spanish. gl.l5q l.25 per crate.
Pears Ordinary. b0Q7bc per bu.
rotaioes Michigan. In ear load iots
Poultry Springs. 12c. hens, lie
qIsl5e; 30. :, SOHO; old ROSTERS Sc
D.. Dressed % sea poultry SPRINGS lac
l5e; turkeys. ~ 22c 10.
Pop Corn EHrs, lsglkc per Id.
Rabbits go per doG.
$500 i-65 per crate, Delawares. 81 "a
pr hamper
Pineapp'tes Florida. s4g45O pei
TaIiow-No. l. &c; No. q. DC per .n
JOBBING PRICES.
Canned GoOds-App.Is. gaIs.. S2.z50
$50. BAKED beans. LIB. 200 soc: Lima
s sf%S .taSaala sO r. Table saS Sss,. Msn.
standard. 81. baked. 500 Zoe. Salmon
sockeye, tail, ,2.so; nat $3.50: Alaska
toes, sl.l0i Narrowfat peas, 81: early
June, n.so. nfted- early June, ti.to
Fesa-Joabing prices In ioo-ib sacks:
Rra... t2l: standard middiing s. I2s: me
middlings, asa. cracked corn. t32: corn
and oat chop t2s per ton;
s ssisni 'sssJ ssSs a.. 1sssS
psten' .sSo per Dol, i paper ,SS'i SACKS.
60 ' %ir.. ;isS Case ass oa G fnGs s.d
wire. point. zoe; gaivanized sheets, "a
ts.s6; rs gauge. IS IS: 80 gauge. 1915;
black sheet steal, az and "a gauge.
gauge. sac caSTiaEs Soits' small mali.
roc and 10 on, ma @acSine bolts. small. s.
Per cent on list. large 10. 10 and OF
f. .Proxi.ion.--Mess pork. ,sl: family.
hams, 6'alIhc; brisksts. i2h Glyhc:
shoulders, lic; picnic hams. $50 llc;
bacon bacon lsq 2Oc; lard In tierces. lac;
sugnrsMCorrected daily by w n
Edgar a Sons: CRYSTAL dominoes. ALB.
~ do 6-lo., $3.50. eagle tablets. 1910;
cut loaf, $3.50. cubes, 1895; xxx
powdered, s595: standard powdered,
5000 graduated extra coarse, $3.50:
do. fine, In bulk. $3.50; do. 9h.ib. cot
tons. IS So: crystal domino gran, alb.
and 6-lb. cartons, In cases, $3.50: crys-
a. a. ~, domino sraSna. HF cases. $500;
S545, No T. Sb4O No, s s636: No a.
1870; No. !, s525; No. S, $5.2O: No. .,
t5.l5; No. 10. 1910; No. III. 1905: No.
~ - No 10. s4s5: Nc. -. y4.95; No.
best graduated, 1875 per 100 los. /;
household powd.. rs, "a to case, s2.lO;
do. ~ TO case. S4.l0 per case
The Detroit times., 1914-11-25
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

|pETROIT Nov 2i--Close; After the
ose on Monday n was found that eX-
prt buying had been very heavy The
Ital UaS so large az 10 greatly en-
aurage those of builish persuasion.
liverpool reported lighter offerings
ia an improved demand, as me cause
A irmer feeling Ia the early trad
L. American winters were quoted
CHER and rain Ia Argentina helped
q bullishness. Spot was IN active
iiling demand ana hour IA Enklana
as quoted higher. The net decrease
North American visible supplies and
X ectations OF lighter American re-
| ibts encouraged speculative buying.
| Compared with week ago there Is
| big decrease In winter wheat re-
ipts. but the spring wheat movement
lows little change The total prl-
AIRY movement IL almost the same as
week ago. The days exports We're
sappointingly small and dealers are
ordering why the wheat bought SO
eely 30 days ago Is not going out
Sport buyers began early Tuesday.
nong the nrst wires 20 come was a
Iessage saying foreigners were Did
ng the highest prices on the crop.
lis in Minneapolis were active buy
Is OF wheat,
THE feeling among wheat dealers -
llish, Notwithstanding the large re-
lpts There IL no material reduction
the movement from farms
Wheat gained lsc and lost II, CLOS
x at Mondays last prices 80, lao,
Rye advanced lc and clOverseed lost
120c. The other coarse grains and
eds were unchanged.
Receipts In the Detroit market Tues
included 1000 bbls OF HOUR 8 cars
wheat, 20 OF corn. OF rye and 4 OF
v. Withdrawals were 1000 bbls 81
ur, 10 900 bu OF wheat. $4,000 bu OF
IN. Stocks are 5OsOOO Du OF wheat
400 bu OF corn, $1,000 bu OF oats,
600 bu Of barley and $4,000 bu OF
-
Liverpool wheat closed I'd higher
4 corn y a. I'D lower 80,
PRIMARY wheat receipts were 2,25l,-
b bu, against 100000 bu year ago.
Exports OF wheat and flour Tues
Iy, $4,000 blu
Receipts OF wheat Tuesday: South
st, 3ys000 bu. against $4,000 bu q
bar ago; Duluth. 269 cars, against
Minneapolis. 294 cars, against $50;
innipeg, ia cars, against ssOi chi
Eo. 4g2 cars. against GO;
The European wheat visible supply
Worlds visible supply of wheat IN
BASED 2 OOs, 600 bu last week. The to-
Is now 1869 600 bu, against 2oS,-
900 bu a year ago ,,. ,pa
Fred j. simmons, ex'president OF .ne
ard OF trade. left on Tuesday. Tor
Iorida. taking with him box or ci-
rs presented by the board. -,
Wheat quotations: Cash No aed,
ange at sll5, advanced 70 Il5R
4 closed at s1.l6; May opened AZ
Ia. advanced to s1,2t14 and closed
20: No. 1 white, ] car AT sllO
:, 67c; No. 3 yellow. > cars at CSC;
4 yellow, cars at &c. No. yell
h. 66mGGhe; No. yellow, cars az
Oats: standard, sic; No white,
Lc. No 4 white. igac Rye: Cash
"a 9 cars az S106 Beans Imme-
tie and prompt shipment 81 %; De-
nber, $3.50: January. $500; MAY,
10 Cloverseed: Prime spot 1lU;
cember. Sal5: March, $500 sample
IL bags at $3.50. IA at IS, IL at
E5; prime alsike, $3.50; sample al.
e, 4 bags At S75. Timothy Prime
The Detroit times., 1914-11-25
CuICAGn GRAIN.

FHICAGO NOV. -F.--Up"NIHE =
heat. December. up Ac; May. UP
Corn: December, STEADY MAY,
lady oats: December, down &c;
In. steady. Provisions Easier.
December. down lsc'
liz, down &c. Corn: December
Iyn &c: May. down nc. oats: De-
|nber. up &c; May. down Ne
December. down a G;
IL. down &c. Corn: December, down
May, down &C oats: December,
bdy. May, down sc. Provisions:
lady TO higher
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improved property out Gratiot-ave
Three 5-acre tracts. one 6-acre tract.
One 6 y acre tract one 20-acre tract.
one 35-acre tract. One 81 a acre tract.
one 40-acre tract, one 50-acre tract.
Vacant tracts IL desired
STEELE BROTHERS
316 Free Press Bldg Cad. 332s
The Detroit times., 1914-11-25
2-FLAT

Three blocks from Ford plant; 4
rooms and bath each. fne location
rent SSei year. Price $3.50 $500
down See MIR Cook
PARKER. SCHUNK a. FRY.
Main $3.50 'o3 Majestic
CANTON AVE- Near Packard, new 2
family Hat. modern. rooms and
bath. rented now for s4i, and 81, 600
Will take 10. J. r. Hubbard, 1926
Kirby-ave. y. Ridge sac ~l
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.pnle.--Nsw. s5escs Per eu ,l.1sa

rr,ss--New, s5@5ce per bu.; $3.50
o Der Dbl: box apples. sl.2s91 :.
Rsnanss Shipping stock. uss
heessnpM per SqniL imas. 7h@sc per ID.
-abbspe-7bcmsi,0 per bbL
Eauiihower--:l y Ito. 80. ,oan..
ceiery--Michisan large so"fse'
r s, whoiesais prices. Michigan
Is. 1914 @i4c; New York, Isl 615&c;
bburvnr 1fx a lac: domestic Swiss.
Ia ale. Imported Swiss. SVV22c; long
FMS, I5Hai5Nc; daisies, lsh @iS&o
ESs.a.pnu,.SlOai2c per Id.
|is' "S ssTsTs per Dbl: 81 per bu
p.ts.1 IPSisn new. i97he. Farda
5eisc 10 DromedaIy. $3.50 ease
Calves Fancy. ll0l2c;
|nmon, qD l0c per 10
fresh vegetables Green peppers,
$50 per case, 35c per basket; green
b.: green beans. sl.25 per bu.; wax
Rns s25O62.15 per bu.; lettuce, Z u
Ib.: spinach. Sl.25 per hamper. par
In 1OM9bc/ per doz. head lettuce, 81
3.25 Der hamper; dollhouse cucum-
Is, sfa1.25. Brussels sprouts. 100
;rgnpe.@Ponies. Concords, l29 tsc;
kgaras, ice, catawbas. l4@ Toe Der
|portea waiasas si.5oas per Dbl
Isrspe Fruit--S2Q $50 per crate
Honey--Fancy white, new, IL y q &c;
Der i2aitc ~; extracted. 71sc ID.
shippers are paying the
Iiowina prices for baled hay In car
IT, O. b. Detroit; NJ ! timothy.
a 1880 standard, tlS CLEO; No Y
The Detroit times., 1914-11-25

Bu-ine-s-iike Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. NThe plain. neat Kind that
looks right Times Printing Co, 13
John R.-st. Phone Main 1f9s.
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-orrp TpTrNDS AND
RFJATJVFS

THANKSGIVING Day Special excurSior,
via u. g. G line steamer, Wednesday
Nov. %, 1898 p. m. Back home early
Friday morning Fare $3.50 round
trip.--Adv.
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2Ss Woodward-ave.

BILLIARDS ano Pocke: Billiard rabies
with the only genuine Monarch
cushions; new and remodeled at mod
crate prices and easy terms; also
supplies and repairing. Brunswick
Balke-Collender Co., OF Michigan
100 RandoIph-st
The Detroit times., 1914-11-25
PRODUCE MARKET

he Thanksgiving poultry market ts
full swing :nis week with every
|ication OF big trade at satisfac-
h prices Receipts include all kinds
hive stock, and an increasing show,
~ dressed stock. AS rule retail
Hers have no time to dress out live
|lIry 30 near the holiday. and usu-
/ dressed stock is given the prefer
T. hut this year the dressers are
ling everything offered. and as yet
lie has been no indication OF any
lgestIon A good trade In fruits and
L3s suitable to the season Is report
and with weather conditions Ideal,
market is active at steady prices
The Detroit times., 1914-11-25
Quotations by Hayden. stone & Co.
y. 25: Open High Low Slos'
.eo cp,IZ .ND PROVISIONS.

Rld s.seller. x.spllt.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-25
DESKS--LoW PRICES

DLDNIo-LOV NICTOo
We have large assortment OF roll
and nat tops at prices that are rock
bottom. Detroit store Fixture Co,
337-84l -Gratiot-ape Main 4o22
The Detroit times., 1914-11-25
Near the CITY Property

II Chamber OF Commerce. Cad. 4s37
The Detroit times., 1914-11-25


LAtER BUILDING
ANTOINE, mr.. CONGRESS
Space for Manufacturing
HEAT AND POWER
RENT REASONABLE
UNION TRUST COMPANY
Rental Dept. Main 4l70
Gratiot, 232, Near Antoine
Four-story. large brick front. on two
streets; VIII lease responsible party.
UNION TRUST co. Nj. 447O.
Woodward, 688, near Selden
New. modern store. 16X6O; will lease
reasonable rent
UNION TRUST CO. NJ. 447O.
FOR sALE--RE NDE~Cis FnOPEWTY.
80 HYDE--House Z rooms bath and
cellar $4,000; $4,000 down, will take
mortgage for 5000.
New cottages near Packards. So
$50; 5000 down; SIS month
Bungalows $500 up TO So coo
$500 down t25 month
JOHN RI. HUBBARD.
1896 Kirby-ave. +. Ridge SAG.