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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-09-08
WILLIS RETURNED
TO W|NN[MUCCA

The Methodist conference closed at
Reno Sunday. No changes were made
in the pastors of Humboldt county,
Rev. p. II. Willis being returned to
Winnemucca and Rev. Joseph Johns
to Lovelock.
Rev. $. A. Thomson. ID. d., who had
several years, having be an or
dained minister for so years and
having reached II years of age, felt
the necessity of retiring from the ar
duous duties of travelling over so
wide territory. He resigned and
will enter the pastorate in California.
His successor is Rev. f. A. Palmer,
Phi d., who has been pastor of the
Methodist church at Las Vegas for
the last four years. Mr.. Palmer or
ganized the Las Vegas church with a
membership of half a dozen, and it
is now one of the most flourishing in
the mission. His successor in the
pastorate at Las Vegas will be the
Rev. II. Roissy.
Rev. s. A. Thomson was presented
with an elegant loving cup by the
members of the conference.
Other appointments on the field of
the Nevada Missionary conference
are as follows:
Austin, Rev. A. w. Ownby; Bishop,
Rev. J. A. Walker; Carson City, Rev.
w. II. ID. Hornaday; CedarvilIe, Rev.
/. f. Price; Fallon, Rev. j. w. Will
son; Goldfield, Rev. j. L. Collins;
Greenville, Rev. J. A. Wachob; Car
son City, Rev. J. III. Johnson; Loyal
ton, Rev. w. A. Armstrong; Quincy,
Rev. j. W. Houston; Reno, Rev. Harry
sheldon; Round Valley, Rev. T. G..
Knowles; Sparks, Rev. Paul Ross;
Sierraville, Rev J. II. Westervelt;
Wellington, Rev. f. o. Clay; Yering-
ton, Rev. Frank Summers. Indian
Missions Rev G. +. Read
er; Schurz, Rev. w. j. Carter. A num-
Der of pastorates were left to be sup
piled later.
Nevada Mission Favors Suffrage.
The Nevada Mission of the Metho-
dist church received Mrs. Laura
Gregg Cannon, a representative of the
Nevada Equal Franchise society, who
presented the woman suffrage question
before the mission and asked for an
endorsement of the movement from
the ministers. A special committee,
consisting of Messrs. Sheldon, tRoss
and Wilson, drew up the following
resolution. which was unanimously
adopted:
Whereas, We. the Nevada Mission,
is session at Reno, appreciate the
great Influence and work of women
in all social and moral movements,
and
Whereas, We recognize that this in
fluence should be made effective in
government through the agency of the
franchise. therefore be it
Resolved, That the Nevada Mission
heartily endorses the woman suffrage
amendment to the constitution of the
state of Nevada and recommends that
all legitimate influence be used to
procure its passage, and be it further
Resolved. That this recommendation
IL made with distinct recognition of
the fact that woman suffrage is a
moral and not political issue.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-09-08
ALLIED FORCES
ASSUME OFFENSIVE
(By United Press.)

PARIS; Sept. S.-Gallieni has per
sonally announced to the newspaper
correspondents that the Franch army
has taken the offensive and that the
Germans are retreating along the en-
tire line. The Franch center has re-
pulsed the Germans, who have suffer
ed enormous losses. He said the Ger
man attack has been weakened, and
that the combined British French ar
mics in the west have erumpled the
German right, capturing thousands.
The newspapers have been forbidden
to publish extras, but the tidings
have been placed on bulletin boards.
causing great jubilation.
LONDON, Sept. s.-The war office
confirms the French announcement
that the Germans have been driven
back, retreating along the entire line
Experts think that the Germans will
be forced to retreat towards Ger
many.
Armistice Refused.
PARIS, Sept. s.-Unofficial reports
arc to the effect that the Germans re
quested an armistice of "a hours to
collect their wounded and bury Their
dead, and that General f'ranch, com
manding the allies left, refused. No
confirmation of the report has beer
obtained.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-27

sIuNAuE a. IAnIA1.E
SURVEY OK, GIVE AND MUNICIPAL
ENGINEER

GEORGE JEkUME. ySg-g40 Majestic
BlGg Phones, Othce. Main $50:
Iesidence East 1870
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-27
BROTHERS, ALLEGED
THIEVES, ARE TRAPPED

Charles l.. Gee, % years old OF No.
975 Hudson-ave.. and his brother sid
ney A. Gee. 26, OF No SO Missouri
ave, were arraiRned before Justice
Jeffries, Saturday. on simple larceny
warrant. following a successful trap
for them in he Nassar Knitting Mills,
No l2l Jefferson-ave, where they
we're accustomed TO buy goods
Members OF the firm noticed that
stockings. bathing suits. sweaters and
other articles OF the sort were mys-
teriCusly disappearing from stock,
and they were at a loss 10 explain
the losses. until some one happened
e think OF the Gee brothers, who al
ways came with suit cases when they
fought goods One always waited
downstairs while the other went up
stairs with a lone clerk and bought
goods
Friday n.gtt. when he brothers ar.
rived the stage was all set for
them
\ big packing case with a peep hole
bored IN IL conta..c1 one employe o.
the store Enfe only one clerk was
ia sight &c walt on the customers.
The clerk went upstairs with Sidney
Gee while ClRf los waited downstairs,
TIE man In tee box saw Charles pack
IS pairs IL socks and a bathing suit
In HIS suitcase, The soods we're
f-nud there w Detectives Cctter and
Rode. who later searched The homes
OF tho two men and recovered much
more stun stolen from the store
The trial of the two men was set
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-27
Europe Sells Upwards of 10000
Shares on New York
Exchange
WALL STREET STOUTLY
WITHSTANDS SHOCK
Copyright, 1914, by the New York
Evening Post Co..


NEW YORK. July 25,--With the
Austrian ultimatum 20 Servia due to
expire this afternoon, and the holiday
intervening before the markets could
know the upshot of il, European stock
exchanges naturally lapsed this morn
ing into great Generalization. At the
foreign opening, French three per
cents fell ID points further on the
Paris bourse, British consols ! l-2 al
London. and the government bonds OF
Austria and other continental states
two points or Whereabouts, Other Sc
curities on these stock exchanges de-
clined with the public issues before
our market had opened, the important
American shares were selling in Lon
dor one TO two points below the New
York parity, and Europe sold upwards
of 10000 shares in the New York
msrket .....
Our own stock exchange reflected
this European break in prices only
partially. The opening declines al
New York were considerably smaller
than the decline in the same stocks
on the earlier foreign market, AS
rule. the initial losses were only
small fractions, and a recovery from
those opening prices, running 10 one.
half or three-quarters point followed
Immediately. This recovery was car
ried somewhat further later. net losses
for the day were negligible. ana the
closing was distinctly strong. In
ehort orr market WithslOud the shock
OF the European incident as stoutly
as IL had borne up against a series oil
other adverse happenings,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-27
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT July 25-C1ose- Wheat
got bullsh start on Saturday OWN z
20 the warlike news from Europe Rus
STA is believed 70 be OH the point or
getting into the war game and cables
are higher The mack rust news is
prices
Llverr~5} shorts were covering In
the early market and offers we're CHIT
The. market had plenty ~ speculattv
support ana offers from India were
fewer and higher Winter wheats wcre
In demand and strongly held Liver
pool reports on urgent demand from
the continent and all offers 81 carEQes
are promptly absorbed Russia reports
reduced prospects while consumption
continues on large scale At the
close the undertone was very arm and
the market was receiving speculative
support
Home conditions wore as buIlish as
ever. Snow sent in some more rust
news from south Dakota and there
We're wires from other northwestern
points telling OF the presence OF the
pest and more or less damage Al +ue
same time demand was active, For
| eiguers have taken wheat literally all
week and heavy charters are reported
at Chicago for loading In the very near
| future Chicago IS Kidding for wheat
! and receipts at that market continue
! large
The movement az new wheat TO De
| troit IS increasing and little new
| MichiCan wheat rs moving Farmers
are selling quite freely IN some parts
of the state and liberal early move
| mcnt BIS expected
Wheat had one small break on Sat
urday bur recovered and closed at an
advance for the day OF NC
Corn gained lc. oats were unchanged,
| rye advanced Sc and cash cloverseed
Wheat quotations cash and July No
red, Soc. September opened with an
advance of iC at SEiA C. touched SIC
| declined 10 NGIec and closed az SIC.
| December opened AZ sage. advanced 10
| eSooc decl med 20 Ss'ac. and closed at
Coarse grain quotations Corn Cash
No, :. ~ lRr, No 2 yellow. 2 cars At
Le. Closing az '6i ae bid No. Z yellow.
oats standard cars at acc; No 8
Rye Cash No ?. 63c bid
shipment 'ls5 August st97 Oeto-
cioverseed Prime spot. sslo October
asIn.dl December, 500. prime alsike.
20 at $50; - At S. ~ AT $50
Timothy Prime spot. $500
Alfalfa Prime spot $685.
urday included ] 00o bbIs on -four. %
cars Of wheat $ cars OF corn NJ oata
/ ahI of hhy shipments were 500
| nhls ~ -four Stocks are 10000 hu ~
| oats aud $3.50 bu ~ rye
Liverpool wheat closed = d and corn
% a higher
wheat stocks at Minneapolis lie.
/ creased 2o0.0 600 lin for one dav
receipts of wheat Saturday Duluth.
- ears. against Sc year ago. Min
: ncapollS, 2lN cars, against 90 chicago.
1 ~ cars, against tfT south west soc :
/ COO hu. against 700 600 bu
I - mary wheat receipts were 2,C9g i
/ COG hu., against I $4,000 bu "A veqr az,
! ,-aLEpGrts ~ wheat ana Hour saturday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-27
T1pEM RIIERs

CORONA lOIdlns, weighs lbs An
makes new 500, rebullts $40. rent
sloC Fine repairing. CataIuE frs,
Detroit type. Co. loo Jensrson. nea,
" OUdwaru. Main ilU2
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-27

THOS HINES MANUFACTURING Co,
Illinois-st ihpnc Ridge 36yg-L
We build Tools Dies. igs. Special
Machinery and automobile parts
CoptraCt WORK solicited
RFINHOLD MNFG CO 1919 Beau
bien-st Cherry usS-J. Mauufactur.
ers or Ice Cutting Machinery. Vege.
table Cutting Machinery. Machinery.
Tools Dies and Special Appliances.
Auto Parts
STOpDAhD JAKEL MACHINE AND
TOOL co. S0-S2 Jefferson a We
Phone Main 5735 Dies. Tools JIgs
Auto Parts Model and eXperimen, "a
work
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-27

CHICAGO. July % Tho bulge in
wheat was the feature 81 toda,ss mar
kot War tank between Austria and
Scrvia involving Russis a,5 So.
many had hullish effect or ~ ,t
grain Liverpool cables were p,ucb
stronger and there were also fooTer
and hrmer indian and Russian offers.
with indications ~ "a reduced 49,
the latter country. Market opened q ~
/ FAC over Yesterdays close n.
strength, continued In the early trad
/ lng and further gains were made. Juiv
Went q higher. while Septernbex add.
ed q and December &c "''
Corn also showed a strong unvve,,t
tendency az the start but tho banrist
undertone asserted Itself and an -"
FIRST gain Of v n &c there vas a w.
tho dip. A' on
Oats trade was dull and featureless
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-27
LIVESTOCK
EAST BIFFFALO LIVE STOCK
DunninE a stevens Report.

EAST RuFFA. ~ e.. July rs
Cattle Receipts. 800 head market
steady choice 70 prime steers So 5 y
$50; fair TO good $S5O1S60 best
handy steers sS5O4S75 common 70
good Ss0s25. yearlings SS.40qg;
prime weighty heifers $SUS25. best
handy butcher heifers, S750QqS 10,
common 10 good S650uT25 best
heavy fat cows, S7G725 medium 20
good, s5.b0G650. Gamers and cutters.
So 50 n 5, selected feeders s125 U7.50,
fair 10 good. S7g725, best stockeFs,
t65oq7; fair TO good S625u6.50. light
and common. 1915 6; best bulls. s. 70
1850. good butcherlng bulls 1876 n Z.
sausage bulls. IS 50q6.75 stock bulls,
s. 50Q6, oxen. S7dS. fresh cows and
springers, $4,000
Hogs. 5000 head market steady,
heavy s9.30H9.40. Workers ana pigs,
50 504e55
sheep Receipts 500 steady: tn
lambs, IS. lodli6o yearlngs $3.50 q Z,
weathers. S5.60H6 ewes S3.75n5
Calves S5ffll so
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-27
II. s. GOVERNMENT BONDS
\. Y COTTON EXCHANGE
aosToN COPTER SHARE SALES.

sales OF July y Furnished by Hay
de,, stone & Co. July %
Adventure 20 Anouez 700 Zinc 100.
,tgona COMMERCIAL 90 Butte q Bala-
i,lava 900. Butte & Superior 135 calu-
,n.t g. Arizona 90 Calumet q Hecla p.
copper Range t02 Franklin 49, Gran
~ los. Indiana $40. Island Creek 262
"A, nref is Isle Royal 10, Lake 90. MAY
aoxaer TFG New ArcHdian 405 North
Patte 90 old Colony Mining ~ Os-
ceole 80. quincy 40. shannon So shat
t1ck & Arizona 10. Superior a Boston
eqf superior so, Tamarack So Union
81 n 4 Rehning 6g5. DO ptd a. Utah
Consolidated 40. Utah Copper 235. VOL
VERNE 20
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-27
CnICAnn rnnnI1E-

CHICAGO. July 90 Butter Extras.
ga 027@c nrsts 26N 26lac. dairy exc
tras. % m2fiac hrstS. 2lft22tac Eggs.
Prime ordinary. 1872 Wi9c. hrsts 230
% izc Cheese Twins 13A u14r.
Young Americas t5H15ftc Live poul-
try Fowls. tfU14tac, ducks. l2u14c;
geese Su1Nc. springs, f5r. turkeys,
Ice Ak1otatocs New receipts. 80 cars:
vir/ha S225m225 per hbl
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-27
CHIC NGo CR,IN

iicAGo. July Is Opening
Wheat July uI sc; september uu
s.c, December up 1f4c Corn tuIv m
= c, september up l5C: peccn1he ur
q oats July down I.c Scpternb.r
steady December down 40 Provisions
firm and higher
Close Wheat. July up 7so Septcn,.
Der uP be, December up 40 Corn
July mp Nc September steady. Dccen1.
Der down &c Oats July down "a q
September up &c; December steady
Provisions Easier
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-27
UNION sToCk YARDS. CHICAGO.

tHECAGO JuIV 2Q--fL0Es. ReCcIptq
5000 head market shade higher. mixed
and butchers sSt5ft aO5. good heavy.
SS.55n BOZ rough heavy. {s35HN55.
light 1S50ag05. pigs s5.75 n go. Cat-
tie Receipts roo head market steady
$3.S5H925 stOckers and feeders $3.50
n =, Texans Sc 80 mis-, calves S1.75 q
II %. sheep, Receipts 1000 head.
western. IS 26yi $50 Lambs seas.
western, $3.50 SOS,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-27
IoRnING PkICEa.

Canned Gooas-ApklaS, safs., tS.2S "
beans SI9I.25. Corn F'anoy AaIns
EllO, standard, sOS Table Deets. tl.t
ll4O Peas. Fancy, early June, tl.IO;
standard, 81; baked S so9 &c salmon:
reds, $3.50, Alaska pinks. ss.l5. Toma-
toes, Sll0, NATIONAL peas. VI. early
June, $3.50. siftsd early June, tl.to per
doE
Feed--JobbinS prices In loO-IR sackA
bran, ,2S 92S.25. standard mHdingA
S2s92s20. hns mIddlings, &S2V3z 20;
coarse corn meal. SSl y ~ 20, cracked
corn. S3213e2E sorn and oat chop,
12S50G 2s,7. per ton
FIour-Jobbing prices: Best Michi-
s snS sshS 81 50; pure rye $40: sprins
HnlanrtdwSrs-Ealls. iis5 case. aEneaI.
ed wire, .lso case: painted painted o osros
"a gauge. IS. &c gauge, ts.lS ~ gauge
s.. 80, rs gauge. - 80, 90 gauge. tS-Ib;
single bit brOazed axes. $40 per dos:
$40; as gauge, s2.se, "a gauge, S2.sS.
20 gauge, S2.40. carriage bolts 81 all
rs. 10 and per cen; on list large, 20
and 10 on; machine DoIts small, ~ per
cent OF list. large. 20. 10 and on list
Provisions pork. f23 family
S24H2j, clear hacks, slhn smoked
hams 15la RISlac, brisldets, IA "a
lac. bacon. isaac, lard IN tierCes
lie. kettle rendered. 12c 10.
sugars Corrected daily by W; Fl
Edgar x sons: Crystal dominoes, Alb.
IS 30. do, 5-lb., $3.50, eagle tablets.
So 40 cut loaf. s. so cubes. S5.2S:
xxx powdered, 1525; standard pow
dered. 500. granulated. extra coarse,
81 90; gra ulated. hne. in bulk. 34S0;
graduated. 25-lb cottons. S4S5. crystal
domino gran. 2-lb. AMI 5-lb cartons,
In cases, 500. crystol domino, graz.
IF cases. $500, diamond A, 81 90 on :
fectioners A. S475, No. 4. sl70, No. s.
s465. No c. 81 GO; No. Z. S4.55; No :,
i435 No ~. &430 No 10, s425, No.
ia s425 No l5-S425, non -caking mix
ture $3.50. beet graduated. $40 por
100 lbs: household powder. Is. as 20
case $40 per case
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-27
NEW YoRK hank STNTEMENT.

MAY hOhk. July ,aa.=aAnf actual
weekly hank statement issued today,
showed the following changes.
cprt,lus Increased - 0G2 OOO. loans
orreased s32t0 600 specie increased
80 900, iornls. increased t21e1 .oe0,
f<fo.i.s decreased SlAS0i 600. circu-
f4fion dacrcaScd Si53.o0O. surplus re-
serve t2s.lT5tso
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-27
PRODUCES MARKET

For a suturda, market the supply
of berries was fairly large mis- NOR"
ing receipts consisting mostly of i''
rasrherries and hu. kleberrirs Ihe''
was "a good demand also, and every 'n
dication that, stocks would clean np az
steady prices Aprlrs are W"'ihN
freely and are shadins q l'tue l'"r..
iu price Receipts ~ PEACHES are no.
IN excess ~ che demand. ANA me h''
ket is kept cleaned lp potatoes az
iu abundant suppl1 ana rule cas-! ~
feriug- of poultry We're Only ihoutt
at.lv larre 4nd th,rt was demUu'
for more sprin-ers than were 7V"'''
able
apples New apples si250iSo ns'
aananA.-aood shipping stock n.''
heaus -DTied Tlras ~ gse per 10
BlackberrIe- s. % s. 30 per on
Cnuiidowrr--S2 per ooL
CeIery-Michisan 2o42Se per ooA
Cabbage 81. so per Dol .,...
Cheese-WholesAls prices Michlsan
hats 1874 plac New York. 10. 49,.
isqls4c imported Swiss. zs01S as
cherries s250R2.15 per bu.
Currnnts Red. 81 5uu3 per ou =,
per box peaches, sl0 Lao per poA
pears. S3W 3.25 per box.
Dates-t'eIsian. new ~ &c aus
FugLc ID Dromedary, $3.50 case
medium, il0lsc, No. Z. s1lO per ~
Figs - llNpOrted, "a ioS' 10. S@A''
tornIa Soc per box
Fresh vegetable - Green peppsIs =
$40 per crate, soc per basket. cucuIn
bers, 354Abc radlshes, long, I've,
rounu. l0c per doz tomatoes, SAnaa'a 4
per hamper. pie plant, Zoe per dozen
green corn, home 80 WA - y 90, bC.
doz green peas, - 80 per hamper
wan beans. home srV%a' - PSI ou.' "o'
house tomatoes, u AuN pea 40,
O.OOsebcrries q :. 20 per
HoneY Fancy white asW. lsVlee
an Der. l0a lie -. sAtDacted. GOO 40.
toiIowinS prices for baled nay in car
lots, T. =. b. Detroit. NO. lmolhy'
SID. 50gl7, STANDARD Sl0.oV 40 NS.
timothy Sl5.50Qlb, No 5 nSAed fIas9
SsQs5J. wheat ana oat straw. go
Hides = No cured lthe: No; 4
green hides, l2hei No; l eHrea oullH
cured veal Kip, lie. Ne. ! sTeen veal
Kip, lbc; No l cured murraln, A+c' No
] green murIaIn. lUc, No. cured SAX.
$3.50, Nc Z horse SS.SO. No. ! tallow.
SC, No. 2, Sc, No, hides, &c Oh. NO .
kip aud calls, ! n c on sheepskIn, as 70
amount OF Wool soc " tl.e0
Huckleberries 500 per bu.
Lemons Nesstn-s. SJ.So1S' ~a4It0s
MA, 81. 900 pes box
Lines y l. 20 per box
MelOns-N atermelOns. % q soc eaon
ROCKY Fords. 5000 35V per case
gems, 1jtf soc per basket.
Mu-hroOms-so y soc per Id
Oranges California Nalenclas, 1S'9'
II per box.
Peaches-lp SlA basket crates, yell
low $50 so pei crate.
Potatoes NIrs mia. 50 - ~ 5.sv pei
bbl
PouItry Live hens Is . Zoe, No. ?
10 q l4c, stays, IVg lie. Old ROSTERS
lUc, springs. - u zoe, geese, loo; ducks
lac, stays, l0gI4c, old ROSTERS, L0c
OTOiiers. > u &c. geesv. iVc. ducks, IL
tll5C. turkeys, lao lee SSr II.
ineappIes-Florida. $s94.25 pei
crate.
Haspberres s45o95 per bu
TAIiow-NO. /. oc. No. Z 3 No 40
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ANN EAAN. ASCOLL 81 ANDERSON.
Mechanical, Electrical steam Heat
Ing and Nentuating Engineering
Ics Is, dpprdisala, inspections etc. 1910
ftHobscot bids ihoue Main ti62
OLIVER h. BAkThELL 5V2 Mouat
Blug Main 4l2O Inventions )r
Ideas worked out and made OF com
merclhl value. Automobiles designed
vomplcte Gas engines and marine
motors designed General mcchant-
-rnl tTatlr hrIUE
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-27

Butter Creamery extras. &c: arstA
26c, dairy lsc, packing stock 10
per 10
EEgS2Fresh receipts cases included
nrsts, ZoC. current receipts, iSc per
doz
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-27

The following firms are PRIV
legged 10. execute orders on the
Exchange. Carlyle & Povah, " A.
Hamlin & Co. IL w Noble & Co,
W r.. Reilly 4 Co. Geo NJ West
& Co, III ;. Warren Co. VIM. *,
Rose & Co, w A. Neer a. Co.
w b. McLauRhlin'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-27
An,nl-rnC1. ANn ENGINEEhs

SrAIL kINsEl * ChAFMAA MAIN
utble, lli FoTI west fhOhe, NAH
1855 Canadian Once. Strathtoha
Blk MalkeFviIp. Ont Phone tnd
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-27
Handy and SeryiceabIe Index of Detroit
Business and Professional Firms


LLOYD l. BELL.NlLI.E, 9tZ AT Enlott
ave Phone East ga j. Don't puli9
without plans stock plans $500 up.
New plans and specifications on Two
rrfrAufnEe
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-27

A. K MATTLEH, Specialist CniropC
DIST and Foot surgeon ASK 10 see
a. h. Mattlel's Foot COrsots for Bun
waTd-a Main b214 Office hours
a. m. TO y m evenings. $50 to
5, sundays 10 a m TO 1 y. IN.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-27

NATIONAL FLAU DECORATING co
T. j FAUX. Mar 66 Randolph .
Phone Cherry 4ji-M Flag and bunt.
tug decorations Special decoration.
cor conventions. parties balls ban.
quets etc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-27
CARpET CII.ANING

PETERS CARPET CLEANING Co, 494
Mullett-st Cleaning. laying. rent
unk renovatlnB olndlnS Sims etc.
ReuOvating oriental Russ spe'
.L.LLL EE.LL --a.L L..
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The open ug was Rrm 90 isc lower,
Septemhe, recovered Rc IN the carry
Fra, lions we're nrm and higher on
strnnn hot mlIkDI
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
IkITCHEN sIPPLIEs

GRAHAM'S KITCHEN SHOP Hard
ware, Cutlery. Hotel supplies and
House Furnishing Goods 81 East
Grand River ave Phone Cherry 275O.
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CRI:ANIIRIES.

cry 78-T7 Bagley ave. Cali Main
t821 fot Towars perfectly pastcur-
tied MIX and Cream Who lesale
and Retail deliveries 70 any part OF
me city
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SEW YORK July rs Rar silver
London 2i7-1Gth pence. New YORK
Sshe, Demand sterling SISs1S.
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ELECTRI, Al /CON RIA CTORs.
ELECTRIC co Electric
wiring, repairing aha supplies 81
Washington ave Rnnno Main Isl
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CnNFECTInNEns

HOME CAND1 WORKS. manufacture.
ers OF Fine Connections and Ice
Creams Always open evenings and
Main 39oZ
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CoLLEGEs-IIIs INEss.

t~iNESS iN0iIEt fE, ttIr.. I6J-I6g
Cass -ayc.--Lar BCst, best equipped
business training scl.pl ia Mlchlguu.
Accredited by the highest educational
authorities ia the state Day ana
evening sessions throughout the year.
Phone Main 6534
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ENGRA5EES

THE WETZEL ENGEAvfNG CO s.
Congress Phone Cadillac 7s2
Process engravers by all methods
Con merctal photographers.
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WALL. PAPER

ECONOMY WALL PAPER CO. jobbar.
and retailers Wall Papers, BurIans
Room MouldinBs, etc. Manufact,a'
RS OF window Shades "a FarreI
a. Phone Main 81.
HALL & KUNZ, l67 Michigan.
Phone Main 6lt5. Wall Paper. Paints
oul pricea on decorating and saya
money.