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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20
80 hnnk rnnnIcr ,AnkEr.

NEW YORK, Jul, Y-.-rlour. quiet
and steady Pork Firm mess S1S0 3.
Lard Dun middle west spot $10.30T
1910. sugar Raw. dull centrifugal
a6- test $3.26; muscovade SO test 81 ca.
refined firm cUt loaf $3.50. crushed.
$500 powdered $50 granulated.
50 4eu f45 Coffee Rio. NO = on spot
SEa n 4e. Talow Easy. city, y c.
special fl4c country jfs d6l4c. Hay:
Quiet, prime $l.lEiR M Lilo 40 3, s2ia
4Dc. clover I5U4Flac Dressed Poul-
trr quiet Turkeys l5u 26. thilkeus,
L4rl-2, fowls ma Igc ducks. 1Z0 lbc
live Poultry Firmer geese i3c.
.durks F20 IGc fowls. lTi2 Va kiRc.
ttrkeEe. 100. ruoSters. : = izc. chickens.
broIieER. 21u 45c Cheese Barely
steady. state milk. common 10 specials.
1O1t15tac Skins, common 90. special
Butter. Firmer. receipts Sass
creamery extra o. p "a 2Sizc state
dairy furs 4nH 25c. imitafiou cream
cry brsts Z1uZZc EEGs quiet re-
reipts 2444 ueurbv white fancy 24t.
2sr nearby mixed fancy 2uW25c. III IN
down &C. Provisions. steady
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20
SAYS SENTENCE OF
SPENCER MUST STAND

CHICAGO, July 49, Governor
Dunno today refused 20 grant az this
time the request that he commute tho
sentence OF Henry Spencer. TANGO
slayer. who is sentenced 10 die ON tho
gallows july 3l to life Imprisonment,
The governor heard arguments o'
Spencers attorney az the Chicaao
Beach hotel He told the attorneI
that he would not act until the Illr1is
supreme court has ruled on The motion
for a re-hearinR Of the spencer a-e
Re said he had addressed a letter 10
the supreme court judges asking them
TO act as quickly as possible
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20
RI>I,II HATHs.
TYPEW RIII.Rs
UPHOI.sTI.RING

WEST SIDE UrhOLsf ERlNG co q
AIyey Prop. yZ4.J2G HubDard 4, -,
Ihune West 24I9-J Repairing ana
r,nnIshluS Ne guarantee abSoInt.
sattsfacti1=. Phone US and our 49,
VIII call for your work. Estimates
ChcettUuy given.
LEO a ZISkE, S25 Beaubien+st cor
Canheld Phone Ridge 1862 I'm
holstering. Furniture Repairing ana
Mattress RenOvating
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20
JoBBING PRICES.

Canned GOOds-1ppIes, sars, 13.259
400. baked beans 4-En. opVoOc. Lima
beans, .l9l.1S. Corn: Fancy Name
ala 40 Peas. Fancy, early June. sl.s0;
standard 81, baked. 900 l0c. salmon:
Buckeye, tail, 81 So. nat, tl.3s. Alaska
reds, S1-b0; Alaska pinks. ss.lS Toma-
toes, Sll0. MarrowIat peas. 81: early
June, $40, sittsd early June. .l.+o per
doz
bran, s2S 42s.25. standRrd mddiings
t2s u 2S26, hne middlinzs. 3SzVS2zo
coarse corn meal tSlQ 81 70. cracked
corn, S32Q32.ae: corn ana cat chop
SIS 30 u 2S!75 per ton
FIour-Jobbin prices: Best Michi.
gan patent 80 %; second patent St,sO;
Pam.nSd .S.o POI ,s5 e Sseer as sae
ed wire. $50 case; painted oaroed
wire. point zoe: galvanized sheets,
ssso. IS gauge, t545; 50 gauge, Ssss:
single bit bronzed axes, s. 20 per dos.:
black sheet steel, % and "a gauge
s22s, 70 s.ggsee ,.$1 $500 gauge nalt s -,sS'
rs, 10 and s per cent on list, large, 70
and 10 on machine potts, small, 30 per
cent of list. large. TO- 10 and on list
S24 5Od25 clear backs, 950G22;
smoked hams iSdlgc. brisklets i4h
n 15izC shoulders, loo. picnic hams,
i4L9c, bacon. lsa21c lard In tierces
A4hs. hfNAAF lNiANA't '-As - -
Sugnrs--Corrccted daily by w II
Edgar n Sons crystal dominoes, 2-lb,.
$50: do 5-lb., $50. eagle tablets.
s6iO cut loaf $500; cubes. s5.25:
xxx powdered s5.25; standard pow
dered g. go, granulated. extra coar Se,
S490. gra ulated, fine in bulk, A.S0;
granuiated 25-lb cottons, sass. crystal
domino gran, 2-lb AMI 5-lh. cartons,
in cases, S5.lO; crysrol domino, graz.
HF eases $3.50; diamond A. $3.50; on
fectioners A. s4.75. No. = "a 10 No. 5.
sass. No. 9. 81 so. No. T. S4.55; No. s.
$3.50 No. 8 St45; No. TO- s44O. No. il
s435. No r. $3.50. No. 10, S4.25 No.
a. $425, No. l5-3425. nom caking mix
ture $3.50. beet granulated. $40 per
100 lbs household powder. Is. As 10
case $3.50 per case
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20
CANADIAN TOWN WIPED
OUT By FOREST FIRES

sAULT STE MARIE. Mich July
IS. (SpeciaD Belated reports were
received here Friday that the town Of
Hearst. 295 miles north OF the Cana
dian 500, had been wiped out by for.
est fires The entire population OF
$50 was taken 10 Cochrane on a spe-
cial train. IL was reported This is
the second fire Hearst has suffered
within the last month
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20
TOLEDO GnAIN.

TOLEDO. July Wheat cash
S1ikc; July. S1Nc; September. s12s G.
Corn Cash. 1914 July. old and new
T3Lc September. T3h.c Oats Cash
soc, JULY 39e4 September 37i4 e. Rye
Cash old. G2c cash new SOC Clover
seed. cash sS65 October $500. De-
cenlher. Ss87ts Timothy Cash. S2.s0.
September So Alske. august $40
Butter, eggs and hay Unchanged.
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Quotatlons ~ Havlen. stone 8 GO.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

CHICAGO July is Wheat lost 3 q
ihc In tho early trading today. The
market was under heavy selling pres
sure on account ~ fine weather IN the
northwest and lack OF cable support.
Corn dropped p m lEc on account of
a continuance OF the cool weather In
the corn belt Trading was mostly in
July.
oats shaded lower with other grains
the decline amounting % &C.
Provisions We're duh and easier on
account OF lower hog prices
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20
SHOW CASES AND METAL sTORE
FRONTS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
STEEL RAILS.
sTOltAGE a CARRIAGE
SURVEYOR, CIVIL AND MUNICIPAL
InlohIAe. ENrREssInG

GEORGE JEROME. y3s-g40 Majestic
Bldg Phones ONCE. Main 65It:
residence East 1870
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20

CHICAGO July IS Butter. Extras
2I~, hrets. 2aH2ftac, dairy extras ggti
diu8rY 10 p n nc 4c. nrsts 1Sfafffga. -
Cheese Twins l3H12a,c. Young Am
eriCas l5015l4c Live r0tiitr,.
Fowls. lflt Nl5ct ducks f9TI4r.
geese hn lOct springs. l5r. turkeys.
i6c New potatoes. Receipts 7s 49,
Virginians. t2a $50.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20

Compared VITA certain other coun.
tries Of much smaller area and much
less population The potato production
in tho United states Is small This
year, however. promises a bigger crop
In this country In 1911 When, the
last comparison was made Gorgany
led with l.263000 600 bushels Aus.
tria came second with 5000 600
bushels France followed with 424..
100000 bushels and the United States
produced but 293,0O0,000 bushels that
year.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20
nOsToN CoPPER sToCKs.
RoSToN COPPER SHARE SALES.

Sales Of July II, furnished by Hay
den. stone e. Co, July IS:
Adventure 100; Allouez Mining 80
Arizona Com'l. so. Butte a. Superior
$50: Calumet q Arizona 65f. Dal,y
West, 90; Franklin 10; Granny. 90
Island Creek, 1928 Island Creek pfd.
Z Royal. 10 Ia Sale, SO: Mass CON
solidated. 1876, Maynower. 22O Mjcnt
gan, 100, North Butte $50 old Colon,
Mining, ITO; Pond Creek. 40. shannon
10; Shattuck a. Arizona 200 Supcriu,
a Boston So Tamarack so Trinity ~
u s. RenBI6RS2G6 O. : Refining. pfd.
1915: wir0na tl5. Wolverine, so
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20
CARPET CLEANING.

PETERS CARPET CLEANING CO, 49,
Mullett-st. Cleaning. laying, rent
ting renovatinR. binding, SIZING. etc
kenOV waiting Oriental RUGS spe
cAaliN- Pnone k.ast $50.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20
MINERAL WATER.

Y NJ DANIELs Co. D JUfTers0n-ave
Phone Main 24T4 Michigan agent
and distributor for Geneva Lithia
Mineral Water endorsed by De-
trolts leading physlcians) and Puri-
tan Water for Offices
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20
CHIkOfUDIsr.

A. T.. MAEILElt. Specialist Ehiropo.
dist and Foot surgeon ASK 10 see
a H. Matters hoOt COrsets Tor Bun
ions and spreading Feet 24O Wood
ward ave Main b214 office hours
a. m. to 8 y. m. evenings, $3.50 10
5, sundays 40 a. m 10 / y. m.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20
LIGHIING EIATLRES.
Exclusive Designs.

l. CHAUKET1E CO. $40 Woodward.
ave Phone Cadillac 6642 We spe.
ciallze IN Residential and Commercial
lighting
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UNIILD FJLL And SLIFLI CO,
second floor Free rress Bldg Phone
Cherry 1850. budding. Faving sAd
Sewer supplies.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20

How many toll-keepcrs still find
active employment In this country
IN America the last OF Tire tIrnpikes
are only noV disappearing A toll
gate just abolished near The town Of
Peru. In Vermont is said 10 have
been the last IN New England Local
protests had been unavailiGg out
when this piece OF road became an
important ink In popular motor
route through the Green mountains
the matter was taken up by The state.
and this tboroDehtare was freed from
tolls. II is reported that only within
the last four years have turnbikes
been abolished In Maryland and Penn
sylvanIa Wcstmin. Gazette
JDn Printing DoT~ RInbt Times
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20
Observation-Disclosures.
LlITCHEN SIpPIIEs

GRAHAM'S KITCHEN SHOP Hard
ware, Cutlery. Hotel supplies and
House Furnishing Goods 81 East
Grand hver-aye Phone Cherry 1850.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20
BUTrER ANn EGGS.

26c, dairy. lbe, packing stock, lie
per b
Eggs Fresh receipts cases included
hrsts 2Vlzc current receipts. l9c per
doz.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20
CmIC IN GRAIN

CliICAGo July 1S-OpehinE -
wheat July down sc: S,ptenl Der
down sc; December down - Corn.
July down 1ec. Septem Der -uuchanE ga /.
December up sc Oats. July down
4 g. September down = s.. December In
active provisions shade lower.
llcse-W July down tsc. sep
tember down Asce December down &c
Corn. July steady. september down
-c; December down ibc Oats JulG
steady. September down ,c. beC6rn Der
down 'c. Provisions steady
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20
CBI,AyIIRIDs.

TCWARs WAYNE COUNTY CREAM.
cry 1917 Bagley-ave Call Main
1927 for Towars perfectly pastCur-
lzed MILK and Cream Wholesale
and Retail deliveries TO any part OF
fhp city.
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Handy and SeryiCeabIe Index of Detroit
Business and Professional Firms
AIi1lIIIEt rs,

LLOYD l. BELLNlLLE. D42 Al Eilott,
ave. Phone East pa j.. DOM oulLu
New plans and specifications on TWO
. percentage,
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DrCoR.ToRA

NATIONAL FLAu DECORATING co
J. Faux. MIR SIS Randolph 81
Phone cherry 451-M Flag and hunt
ing decorations. Special decorations
f0r conventions. parties. balls ban
Q4cta etc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20
oPTOMETRIsrs AND OPTICIANS

t. b. TESTER, 202 Elks' Temple BLDG
Second hour Phone Cherry 1887
SHE PARKER AID SIZE BETTER a.
GORDON l.. PARKER. Optometrist 10
particular people 50 WashingtOn :
ave Phone cherry 3S32-J
VAN NLlEr. 2A2 GriswOld- st Phone
Main 1910. Manufactures OF Optical
Goods. Thorough examination OF
the eyes made Thermometers. Opsra
Glasses. Lorgnettes. Etc All work
guaranteed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20
L. sNGoTERNMENT BONDS
n. Y. COTTON EXCHANGE
MONEN MARIkET

NEW YORK, July iS-Bar silver.
to1don. Is i5-i6th pence. New York
5ltc Demand sterling sAS6gO9
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20
cnMMtntIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CoNFECTIoNERs

HOME CANDY NOIthS manufacture
ers OF Fine Corrections and Ice
Creams. Always open evenings and
sundays IL CadiIlac-sq Phone
Main 1882
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20
NIItsERNMEN.

OUR NURSERY STOCh will be on
sale in the basement or Broadway
Market in season, We specialize in
vines Telephone us about lawn
making ana planting Cherry 327i
Wolverine Detroit Nurseries, s2g
Broadway Market
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NRtntrECrs And ENGlN Ebhs.
sTAlIL. hINSEl a. CHAPMAN. Main
oluce. Az rort-sL west ihOne' NAN
3Iga Canadian ONCE. StrathSoha
Dix MalkcINillv. Out Phone VIM
ElL 2s8
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ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS.
lHERRATT ELECTRIC CO. Electric
wiring. repairing and supplies 81
Washington-ave. Phone Main 5sIT
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20
TOI.EnO LIVE sTOok
CrIICAGn rRnnI,r

TOLEDO July IS Hogs Rocejpts
Sg2Ou025
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CONTHACTORS' EaInPMENT AND
A1IIINIHE

GEORGE Il WALLACE SALES co
3Ul IcnObscOt Bldg Phone Cherry
1850. Used equipment and machin-
ery foi sale and rent
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20

LOUIS COuN. tOJ- free Press bius
Main SIS, Practice IN All couA %
SPECIAL attention 10 ComemiclA4 L., - y
William e.. COOK, liOt Ford p'~e
....aaSSDy Ghyrry ~, s5g FORD Bldg
IAouv Cherry l9U4 ,,,,.s.t,
DENINE * SNlDEtG s2I-s MaJSS''
Slug Main 1886 90 Nta
HARRY u uINGEMAN, 6l9-S26 MA
J,sIg Bids Cadillac 2Ss mock
HENRY T. l. EOltLER 50 buh'
Phone Main 1909. - ,rrust
GEDhGE a GlkF. Oh Union iI.1
BIlk Phone Cadillac oool' -
dcUUr, Hickory 1ys3-J so nina
EDWARD s GREECE, suite So ,ta.'rry
Bank Bldg Once Phohe -"
1868 Residence Phone Grand S2ssLna
JOHN L.OKEE, $40 Monat blds 49,
Main 6UOl Residence North sotnscot
ANTHONY NELSON, SO
Bldg Phone Main 296 ut,ck
GEORGE 4. PALMER, OIL BUM
Phone Cherry s9l-M Rlds
ISAAC y HANNE. sos Whitney pHs
Phone Main E05i -, utdy
FRANK RIGGS. 81 50 McGraw ptNe
Phone Main 42I2. 80 At,oat
PRANK e ROMMECk, feS 1tance
Bldg Phone Cadillac 1881
MKT / SAVERY. 7l5-71s Majestic
Bldg, Phone Main isA Resiue"0''
West 2os5-M. ,,,..ttc
JOHN ZrMMER. zoos lOlz
Bldg Phone Main 6ltS.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

AAai L tAlAN, McCOLL A. ANDERSON.
Mechanical, Electrical. steam Heat
Ing and NentilatIng Engineering
Tests, appraisais, inspections, etc, 1910
Penobscot bldg Phone Main il62
OLIVER h.. BARTHEL, 500 AOnat
Bldg. Main 4l2O. Inventions Or
ideas worked out and made OF COM
merctal value. Automobiles designed
complete Gas engines and marine
motors designed. General mcchani-
cal draughting
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20
WALL PAPER.

ECONOMY NALL PAPER co. iobha-.
and retailers Wall Papers BurIans
room MOuldinEs, etc. Aanufact,f-'
srs of Window shades q Faru,.r
~ Phone Main 81
HALL s. KUN, l67 Mchigan-ave
oiIg Burlaps and Moulffnss -. :
ouf pricea on decorating ana save.
money
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20

WATERS--DIsTILLE 4 FILrEREn.
CITY BOTTLlNG NkS VIM j Sta.
plet0n. Prop 63 So Second-st Main
bs2 Particular attention paid 10
charging sO1a fountains
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS MA
CHIN EHN.
WILLIAM III CAMERON. 80 Bull Blk
Ph0Ee Cherry f34l
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20

THE wETZEL ENGRAvTNG CO. So
Congress-st Phone Cadillac 7s7
Process ensravers by all methods.
Con mercial photographer
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20

J0HS ] ZrMMER. lOOs-I0i2 Majestic
Bldg Phone Main $40
AUCTIONEERS- go
FRANK O WAKDAl4L, leo nar
Rvsr-aye Phone Cherry Ss1o 20
er In Furniture. carpets, Stoves, oe~
AUTOMOBILES BODY REPAIRlN"
A. FISHER, 3Oo-Slo Fort ST west, c c0,
sixth Phone Main l44t sPeGl1I
AutOmo bile Bodies, Trimming, ia'"N
aud departing --
AUTOMOBILE INsTRUCTION
Practical instruction On every lhtns
pertaining 10 automobiles. inclualhs
electric self-starters Call anu see 70.
MICHIGAN STATE AUTO SChOOL
u-17 selden- ave. Grand 1919.
AUTO ToP MANUFACTURERS.
THU MOBILE TOP CO, Il. ); Lowuen'
Mgr, cor Woodbridge and kanoolph-
SIS phone Cherry 404s-J. Repairs on
Tops and Trimmings OF all KINDS
THE DETROIT SAVINGS BANK, Pen zen
uhscot Bldg. Oldest bank In Mlehl-
gan Est 1919 Capital tl5OOVO
sGrplus and pronts over sl.lOO.o0o
SAhERIEs.
TRY L STEINEkS JERSEY and
Home Made Bread. IL VIII please
you Bakery 62s Grauot-aye Phone
Cadillac 80 4, bIanCuss' 80 49,
tiot, $40 Howa ard. rs? Russell
VAN DYKE BAKERY, makers OF the
Butter Flake Bread, L4o Van L)y re
ave Phone East 10. Buy Butter
Flake Bread and receive one OF the
1OU free Tickets given each week TOT
tine Washing ton theater. Always
good play
BARREL DEALERS.
kKEI.L BROS, AntOluette and l2th'
SITS and o. Il. h. r. Phone North
3C22 we buy and sell tight empty
barrels OF every description
BoNDs-sIR ETl.
FIDELITY. JuoIelal, Contract, trater-
nal and Public Ofhctal Southern
surety Co., w j. Fisher, state Mgr..
5Os-569 Union Trust Bldg. Phone
Cherry 1909
BoTTLES-WHoLEs
~ JACOB q SONS. Est. 1859, o27-537
Beaubien-st Bottles OF every de-
sCrIption bought and sold-
BUILDERS SUPPLIES.
UNITED kJEL AMI SLEPLf CO.
second moor Free Fress Bidg. Phone
Cherry 1850. building, faving aid
sewer supplies.
CARPET CLEANING.
PETERS CARPET CLEANING CO, ts+
Mullett-st. Cleaning. laying. rent
ting renovatinR. binding, SIZING, etc.
KenOyating Oriental Rugs "A spe-
cdalty Phone East $50.
CHIkOfUDIsT.
A. + MAFTLEIt. Specialist Chiropo.
dist and Foot surgeon. ASK 10 see
a. H.. Matters Foot COrsets Tor Bun
ions and Spreading Feet z4O W ood
ward ave Mhlt4 D2f4 Ofhce hours
a. m to =. m, evenings $50 10
5, sundays 40 a. IN. 10 1 .. m.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20
PEANITS-MIIOIESAIE.

WALTER w OSMUN. 80 Jefferson ave.
Main 1922. Best quality spanish aud
BlanChed Sailed Peanuts We DO not
handle the cheaper brand imported
from China aud Japan
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

CAETLNTER & ANDERSON. sos
Union Trust Bldg Phone Cherry
9t6g BitumlnOus and brick roads
and pdVeuc ntS, sewers, concrete and
reinforced concrete
IL NNANE BROS. 303 Union Trust
BLDG Main 2313 Grade separation
work and concrete construction a
SPECIALLY.
r. & SCHULZ. SI2-sl3 Chambe Of
Commerce Bldg Phone Cherry 24gg.
Mason work a specially Expert at
boiler work and brewery construc-
ton
CONTWACIORS-RE CON-
CRETE.
FRANCIS y MILLER. 300 Bull Block
Cherry 146 Concrete Sea Walls
with Back FiilirR and Improving
Lake Front ropertv a Specialty
CON1ttACI UftS--MA son.
MM Is LANNfN. $40 Free Press Bldg
Phones Cadillac l045. House Walnut
a2sO-J
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pLUMnINC AM urArING.

OTTO a. WURM q co, 80 80 Sproat-
81 Phones Grand 4+Q7-4y4l High
GRADE plumbing and heating install =
lattons steam plant and power MT
ting
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PATENT ATTORNEYS.

trademarks. copyrights md
labcls registered an u. s. and foreign
countries by Barthel, Flanders x
Barthel suite i0S-4li Bull block. IS
West Congress ST. Tel Cherry 4ll5.
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RENTALS.

r. *. BENNETT. The Rental Man. alsa
manager OF apartment houses and
buildings with f. j. Aldrich Co.. l6l
isWo1d-st Phone Main 443O. resi-
dence. Walnut S4l-W
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-20

VARNIsH MANUFACTI REJtS
mainly BROTHERS. INC Ma
largest Varnish Manufactnrs
WIght and Lleb-sts Phone 49,,
mos
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,nAI ANn CnkIt.

l. T. BROOKS q FRITSCH co yard
and Once. 5TZ-5t4 Monroe near
ST. Aubin Phone Cadillac $3.50
L&lIED FUEL AM So PHI co,
second noOr Free lTess Bldg Phone
Cherry $500 Leading Dealers
~ hUIesale and Retail
JULIUS kNACk COAI. co, Est 1883
wholesale and retail lOai, coke and
wood Nam Office Adelaide st and
c. T. K h. Elevators and yards
Adelaide-st and q. a. H. Il Inoues
Cadillac o and 2 HoiDroOk ana
& r r. r Phone North 1904
Evening star., 1914-07-26
Soft DRINKS of the Old@m Timh@

and long centuries before the intox-
icating possibilities of barley. rye and
corn were recognized, home and
homely tipple was made OF honey and
water. 1t satisfied the same kind of a
thirst. which many old-fashioned chill
dren of a recent age slaked with sugar
and water--sweetened water-norhing
else. Honey water goes back to the
youth of the human family, for honey
as sweet and as "dulcifier" long
antedated the sugar of cane.
Water favored with the essences OF
flowers, barks and roots were common
family preparations. To them was as
cribed medicinal qualities. but it was
easy to confer this repute upon things
grateful to the taste. 1t was good for
the palate and therefore good for the
rest of the body. Today men ascribe
curative properties to certain liquids.
while other men and women cry them
down as poison. Perhaps there was a
very widespread belief that these pala-
many of the ills of flesh. but they were
copiously drunk because they were wet
and agreeable.
Sage tea was an old beverage and
sassafras tea had a great vogue. a
vogue which fingers to some extent
among u.s. It is drunk as spring
medicine. but 1t is undeniably fragrant
and even to some up-to-date palates
has a pleasing flavor. One of the things
which impressed the earliest white set
tiers in this part of the country and of
which they glowingly wrote as one of
the charms and appealing features of
the new world was the abundance of
sassafras.
Evening star., 1914-07-26
The Trouble.

nR. ANNA HOWARD SHAW. the suf-
fragist. recently refused to offlciate
at the wedding of a young woman who
wanted the phrase Ito obey used In
her wedding ceremony, for Dr. Shaw
believes that the vow to obey. made BY
the modern woman OF culture and ac-
ton, is impossible.
But don't think said DR.. Shaw the
other day in Philadelphia. I'm a cynic
as regards marriage. Oh. no. II you're
looking for cynics. go to the other camp,
the camp of the antis and reactionaries.
I heard an anti say the other day:
The trouble with marriage Is that
woman believes all a man says to her
before the wedding and nothing he says
after it -
Evening star., 1914-07-26
The Dodger.

g ENATOR HITCHCOCK was talking
- about a divorce suit in New York
wherein it was claimed that the wife was
jealous of her husbands work.
Lucky the Wife he said. who has
nothing but her husbands work to be
jealous Of What do American wives
want, anyhow? Do they want husbands
as lazy as Tom Tuck?"
He laughed harshly. Then he resumed:
Tom Tuck was my schoolmate in my
native Omaha He was the LATEST boy
you can imagine. On some pretext or
other he could always dodge work.
THE teacher one day told Tom to write
a full and exhaustive composition on a
game of ball. You wouldn't think Tom
could dodge that job, Ell? Well anyhow,
he did, and the composition he turned in
read:
"'Game postponed account rain-"
Evening star., 1914-07-26

THE soft drink is no new diversion.
and the inference from this fact
might be drawn that not all
dwellers in the dim, remote past were
hard drinkers of hard stuff. fact
which would seem to contravene much
literature descriptive of the habits and
thirst Of our ancestors.
A suggestion, or perhaps a taste, Of
some of these very old soft drinks and
innocuous tipples may be had by ref
erence to the advice given his patients
by venerable physician who lived
when our present business forms and
social customs. which many are
pleased to call civiliza ton. were young,
or perhaps unborn. The name of that
physician is now of no especial i'm
portance, but if the reader insists upon
having it. why here it is; His name
was Sangrado. and he was Spaniard.
No doubt there are old chronicles
which will give more information than
that relating to him. He was a great
believer in the efficacy of pure water
as potion or potation. and he wrote
this:
Health consists In the suppleness
and humectation of the parts. Drink
water in great abundance: it is a uni
yersal menstrum that dissolves all
kinds of salts. But if thou feelest in
thyself any reluctance to the simple
plenty that will support thy stomach
against the insipid taste of water. Sage.
for example. and balm will give it an
admirable flavor, and an infusion of
will render 1t still more delicious"
Before the virtues and the vices OF
the grape were suspected, before head
aches. quarrels and goodfellowship
were distilled from the peach or cherry.