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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-10

II there are signs Of blood Impurities be.
Eln using s.. 8. S. Mt once You need 1t.
This wonderful blood purifier is all action,
u starts into motion billions of cells in the
liver, lungs and throughout the body.
Everything is kept on the move, Pushes
your blood, gives your entire blood circula.
finn fine thorough bath. 1t just natur-
lly and in twinkling irrigates every
Etom IN your body. 1t rushes into every
:eli,, causes every bone, muscle, lgament,
tendon, mucous surface and every nerve to
thrill with freedom. with health, with new
And best OF all. {. g. s. though n power.
Sui' searching "S." re enemy to dis.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-10

Tenants who pay promtly. and
who take almost as good care Of your
property as though it were their own,
are to be found. 1t sounds like tic-
tion-but it's classified advertising
fact"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-13
Bargains In Used Autos

Automobile who sell their appreci
ate the value of The Stars classified Automobile For Sale
column. That is the you will find the best bargains
in used listed in The Star. Act today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-13
Leave Your Little Wants
AT
The Star Branch.
One In Your Neighborhood.

NORTHwEsT:
= r,p.. COZ. r. T. sre. rsrker's Pharmacy.
80 ct. cor. Mass ave. Hrreisn Pharmacy
80 a., cor. Ind ave. Butler { Field Pharmacy.
80 st, cor. x. Goldenherr's Information snreau.
81 e.. enr Ia. ave. Eann's Information Buress.
81 st. CO.. = ;"' M@ca Ma'i rh.rmse ss'a0'
1Ith at. cor. Y, Davis rhsrmacy.
18Th ct. cor. Fla ave, pesr.on's Pharmacy.
t. cor COR S sans:mcnd fh ss.rm.e,
18th st. cor IA. sve.. Herbet Pharmacy.
c.a1c: ave- coz s "a msfss
Helnead place. cor: otis Holmead Pharmacy.
Pa. ave. i7o5. Hoytzclsw's Newsstand
NORTHEAST,
EnP. eor St: K.n..ls.. rsrn.ey:
as 4. cor K Mccs.sney 4 5osehirs. walter
SO, SO 60 Gan fsns fs' Ps.s.e,.
ists {" 10. c.r z csc L;ncoln r9si rn.maey.
SOUTHEAST,
Eth -. q Thompson Drug o.
eth st., cor. 9. Roach Drug %.
IL. ts St: St: p Er.S.,
SOUTHWEST,
sth st., cor. D. Sullrsn's Pharmacy.
GEORGETOWN,
Wis sve cor NJ St. O'nennelI's Pnarmacy.
esth st.. cor. p. Pride's Pharmacy.
ANAC0sTIA,
200 Nichols ave. Burys Drug Store.
AND TEEsE POSTAL TELEGRAPH
OFFICES
United States Capitol.
Interior Department.
Union Station
Bond Building W. r. and A. Rwy. Once.
1882 Connecticut avenue.
1919 Wisconsin avenue.
11th Street Wharf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-13
5tar%A bs
Get Best Results
RATES.

Help. Situations. Lost ana Found, Rent Rooms.
Country Board. etc. one cent . word each time
for IS words more
Miscellaneous Sales and Wants. Business Op-
portunffies. Automobiles. etc. one cent . word
each time for three more times, with q f5-
word minimum.
Business Announcements. Real Estate; Apart.
Meuts, etc, four lines or more three times, 10
cents a line each time with a decreasing rate
for a longer period.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-03
DIED,

KlNSELLA--Feb. l. Harry l.. Kinsella.
beloved brother OF William j., An
toinette ana Nellie kinselIa. OF De-
ttOtt. Edward A., OF Chicago. and
Thomas NJ, Of Cleveland Funeral
from residence. 299 Merrick- ave-.
" ednesdas morning at $50 and
from Holy Rosary church al 8
o'clock.
KUEZ Feb J. suddenly, Joseph kurz,
aged SO years, beloved husband OF
Odnlio Kurz. dear father OF Joseph.
Jr. John, Anna and hose kurz Flu
neral from residence, 611 Illinois s..
beth's church at go Cleveland,
DAYTON and Hamilton, O.. papers
please copy
sAHLuFF- Feb .. i9lf Frederick c q.
beloved husband or Pauline Freuu6
Sahlon and brother or Henry sab
ION Funeral from residence, l03
Hancock-ave. west. W ednesday at
T. m.
sItHAHAN-At his residence, az Al
hottest, Feb. .. 1914, Patrick Shea
han father of Jerry j.. James r.
William j.. HARRY H.. Margaret and
Julia Sheahan and Mrs Lucy Hen
messy Funeral Wednesday from
residence at $50 and at Holy Trinity
church az g % clock
UIRiCH-Feh. =. Christine, wife OF
Ferdinand rlrich, mother OF Fred
rirk. Mrs g.. Britt, Mrs Carl Eng
strom Services from residence sls
Morre.l-st Feb. 8, az . m.
McDOWELI.-Feb g. 1914 a. 1911
Biaine- Robert H.. beloved huS-
band 81 Minnie Mcdowell. Funeral
from residence NJ ednesday AT : p m
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-03
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF WAT
Err COMMISSIONERS OF THE
CITY OF DETROIT.
PROPOSALS
FOR 100000
WATER BOND

Sealed proposals Will he received at
the office az the Board OF Water COM
Inissiouers OF the CITY OF Detroit. up to
D. M. TUESDAY. February -. 1914 Cor
the purchase OF Five Hundred Thou
sand Dollars (s50o. 06o) m bonds OF the
Board OF Water Commissioners OF me
CITY OF Detroit. OF the GenominG ton
OF Five Hundred Dollars ts500) each,
OF any multiple thereof These bonds
viii be dated April I. 1914. and mature
April L. 1914, without option. and VIII
bear interest evidenced by coupons at
the rate OF four ca Per ceutum per
annum payable semi-annually.
Bids will be received for The entire
Issue or for any part hereof
THESE BONDS AitE NFMpT
FROM ALI. TANES ~ THE STATE
or MICHIGAN.
A certified check drawn PAYABLE on
Water com missiOners OF the city Of
Detroit for a sum not less than one
half OF one per centum or the amount
OF the bonds bid FOR, must accompany
each proposal.
Bids must include accrued interest
II any. ana must be Endorsed PRO
POSAL FOR WATER BONDS
TIE right IS rcserS ed 20 reject any
or all bids. or ans portion OF any bid
For further Information apply to
the secretary
II :. sTARKEY.
JAMES WlIK1E. Secretary
President.
Detroit. Mich. February ?. 1914
fA-i2DJ
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-03
JoBBING PRICES

Canned Goods-Appies. gals, 50 % y
$50. baked bevns lib, 50l bOc; Lima
heans. $lgl.25. Corn: Fancy Name.
sll0, standard 90c Table beeta. 81 20
" 80 Peas. FANCY. early june, $3.50.
standard, 81 soaked, oUH zoe salmon.
Buckeye. tall, $l.S5; Ma. - 70. Alaska
reds. $3.50 Alaska plnkS. sl.l5 Toma-
toes. 3I.1O Marrowlat peas g.; early
jane, $40, sifted cary June. $40
per doz.
Feed Jobbing prices In l0o-l5.
sacks, bran. s25. coarse mtddltngG. S2T;
fine middlugs, SIs coarse corn meal.
$50. cracked corn, s29. corn ana oat
shop $25.60 per ton.
Flour JobUtng prices: Best Michi-
gan patent, 81 30. second patent. $3.50;
straight, $500. pure rye. s4.iO; spring
patent. $50 per bbl in paper sacks.
Hsrdware-Nails. 81 96 case; anneal-
ed wire, $3.50 case, painted barbed
wire, point, so. galvanized barbed
wire, point, So 40; galvanized sheets
"a gauge, Sc: % gauge, $40 q gauge
s325; IS gauge. sac; 80 gauge, $3.50;
single bit bronzed, axes, S775 per doz.:
black sheet steel, % and "a gauge.
$3.50: 26 gauge. 81 IS; % gauge, s2.40;
rs gauge, s2.45 carriage bolts, small
20. 10 ana per cent OF list; large, 20
and 10 off machine bolts small. 50
per cent OF list; large. 20. 10 and S
OF list
ProvIsions Mess pork, f2250; fam
Ny S23Q %. clear. backs, $40 so p22.50
hams 6Ml6lac; briskets. l21g GISlz a.;
picnic hams. l3c. bacon, lGi4 4l7i C;
lard In tierces. ia. c. kettle rendered.
12%c per III.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-03

bito~- Ep--l'eb. %. 1914 40 residence
or Der dq az ttel, $50 Howard -,
L.lizt petR Wtdo0 ~ lne late hyp0-
l.te hrlssart and mother or samdeli
Lil.iA, hab Lotle and Della Bros
send and 4tfs. =. Nckluuou anu AIRS.
- Belle ana sister OF s. Peters.
tlfs ourll tte, Dave Peters and
"fs "a Llnlau Fdl-rh Thursday
'htr.u 90 4" loph.
bpis&uGE Bob 1875 III residence
vi dis daughter Mrs, John MArtlp.
Jos. taffpUu tryllle, aged
yen. 1i thr late Theresa tnee
i'''tilel i3tler ot Sister Mary Esi-
Ni"n, oI ST. Auue'a convent Detroit.
SISTER Mary t5rilla. o. Srhuectudy.
sister Mars Amcltludt Of
htIab" Montreal Mrs. Jos Mar
ih +" lDdsoF, ont Airs. John Martin.
"Hi't ana futrch, % Detroit. Mrs
Siedrus. 0t Buffalo, n s. Soc
t'te ~ tantral later
A9at. '-leo. AL ais fathers resi-
1eHee. 3fS Hauiltou-aVe, Francis
Del"trH son OF Mr. and Mrs Auth
ru' t-ssei brother OF clara and An
'+'Se' Noil'e ottunerai later.
GLiMOM Mrs Mary at her
teaiachce lol twenty -fouith-st. be-
toFed mother or irwin Airs T. a. Ia
rs Aha Margaret Gi.mowiecka. sis
ls' 81 itcF Paul GutoMshi Funeral
a 9t '"sImlr.a church. Thursday at
80 Z" %" iHIvrwent az MI Elliott
I iiLAAN FEB. L. 1914 at Residence
s9s FOurteenta-ave Mary beloved
VIE ~ Albert Kuhlman. aud LOVING
mother OF Mrs AN Scuulur Mrs ~
bIana' Albert Robert and Anthony
hhd dear sister or the late Anton
DunnebHcke Notice N funeral lafer
oItEGAN-Nora. beloved sister OF De
lla - Began az 369 DtFer-pl Flu
neral W cduesday( Feb J. al S80 IL.
IL from residence. AID 2 clock az
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-03
PRODUCE MARKET

The feature 90 the market was an.
other drop of -N-i4c 100 tbr Clrin butt
ter market ysste.das. Fuia ou Top co.
the similar Dgtak .ast weeh. puts tlt
IIasAet down to auout where IS as
iast June .n anticipation ~ lower
prices sine trade BIAS been ou,.u2 fron
rand GO mouth loI some ,.me pasi bpt
with thc m7rEsr on tne bottom BE- is
expected Tie demand VIII improve
There "as uo gouitr. iu 60 sFeah "t
.notulu,. ana me marhet wt4-yrry
l0w. specially Tor fat heavy mems. f0t
et!cn premium is being paid
AppIes-No /. E45Og5 so; No. 2, 81 50
o. 30 PEI Dbl. western box apples.
Iinnauas Good shipping stock 81 30
u 2.25 per bunch
beans Dried Lima g.;4e per 10
Cau'inower S-75g per crate,
teiery Kalamazoo, % - soc, nome
grown, SEQ SOC pee doz.
tnbbaGe-- s@.5Dsi ga per Dbl
cheese Who.e,...e prices: Michigan
Lmburgef l44I5c. domestic sWiss.
l3l -Uci M ortod swiss, 34g - igc,
long horns Il &c, daisies, u &c per ID
Dates - J. - sian. new 1Qt1ac; fardS
3U tisc per ID DroIieGAry. *1oD per
Dressed HOGS Light lOci heavy.
3~ per 10.
Dressed Caives-Fancy. Itel4lsc;
tis- Imported, l4g lbc per H.
a.iie'H .a. zoe per 10.
iSnnn hHddics -. q i! &c per ID
fresh Vegetables Green peppers
cumbeTs, hot rOUse. 81 ,59z per
90 tete~oe' hot house ~ &c; beets
- u ~ per W. patsley. % zoe per
d'~ tomatoes. not house. - q zoc per
- Hubbard squash, Sc PEI H.. rad
.shes. 20 g ESc per dez head lettuce.
+ t9r!as .s9gz.S pc. doz
Grapes MaIasas, y447 per Dol
money Fancy white, new. 15ul6c,
amOer' - y lie per 10; extracted. : " sc
Ala, -- Detroit shippers are paying the
iolIoWins price Tor baled nay in car
1913. U. o. Detroit; No. timothy,
81 q 10 30; standard, sl4al4.50; M. 2
timothy. S28lS, 40. J mixed, Sl2.5Og
$50 s.5V' wheat and oat su1w $50
Hickory Nuts Si5oQl15 per bu.
M, mlSe, rio Ho eorEe ,lt!ss: No sons !
~ &c No. green bulls l0e; No !
cured veal Kip. 4'c; SO. cr el veal
Kip ISct 80. / cured mugraiu, lie. NO.
green murr8lu Zoe; No. ] cured calf.
lJc, No l green calf. lSc so / horse.
Y45gi 80. : horse, -. so. s.. 4 tailoW,
&C. No :, &C. No. hides, lc OF No.
Kip and calf iac or; sheepskin as
TO amount OF WOO. JJc4 S!25.
Lemons Messinus. S. IJGt Caiifor-
MIA, $46f 400 per boa
Lines 41.2J per box.
OronEes California haye}s. S250W3;
FIoritas. s.. 20 a so per box
onions fclloM. Sl.31 per bu, $3.50
per sack Spanish. 81 SO per crate
Potatoes Car lots, track Detroit, In
sacks CO q ofc, IN bulk. 0U6zc bu;
New Bermudas, 81 bu, s, Dbl
Poultry Live hens. IS a 10 nc;
springs, l5g1biac; geese. l4gl5c;
ducks l64lIc; turkeys, $50 I9c 10;
dressed hens. 10 u n l6c. chickens 10 "a
q &c. geese I5TI1c ducks, ia Sc;
turkeys 20 uGlc
Pinesppics s3.50G4 per crate
Rnbbits-s2 Il ? % pee doz
Straw berries 40 n +5E per quart
sweet Potstoes Jersey, Kiln dried,
81 20 q J 40 per hu
TaIIow-No s;r6c.rNo. ?. 5lsc ID
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-03
MARKETS and FINANCE
GRAIN AN PROVISIONS

DETROIT. Feb O. close There was
nothing new OF starliul nat-re ln
tnc carl. wheat dope ou Tuesday and
opening prices were Ni,hou, change
liverpool made u small acyanc,.
Australia. Aisen.ina AND cauaca fu'-
nished me publish news 60 llyrrpuot
TueIr markets were higher "a eaA ness
c.rne IRON liberal kusalaN Offers, nilld
weather u Russia indicating uh 'A'4y
opening OF nastgdu1ht lhN"."ole crop
outl8Ol lea Europe ana inc t#ltf ttt iIt
lI an increase lu the European visible
supply rhc feeling lu lfancc was
.4lcasy Owing 10 ga" recent t'lo wave
tuat may nave dtnr som d'i.i"-t TO
fAr CROP Corn iu Europe was easy.
Winter wheat receipts yer" bmos.
a. large a. year as" aud tte !h-
CREASE lu movement ia cfrdltt" 10 the
unusually iaYciabl" crop out'noh' o-l
the n arkoting o. spfiLE vhtnl con
tiuCes slow on tutn si0Cs ~ tie tHtcr-
n1t!oral lime. DUiafh and minneapolis
fell Az cars snort OF 5rAt "E'' 81" b.
het conditions show Ittle change and
trading is very s.cN ln.rt rs a l' Is
OF bu4 Ing hy 90. u4biir . .rW hcat
houses take meas oh iif h.'d"s 1h@
lrt 20 So again on tte advances, doing
"A Quiet n4llhiug business. Dut there are
200 bulls with enough courage go go va
and ], al up for good advance. AZ
tse same time the bears are npi aE
gressite 80 the market - al StA.d d.
stiil
Mil bIWng is slow here and thc
cars Of wheat thar come Iu are nrAr4t
40 hipgcd east Miles, sos '1i.
settling rs SLOW t0o s2rlat co.,
markets cport a Qnttt lir" lN Np-f
Wheat was uulet aud afm oasnt
TIE Ereater part oi the dNs ash aNa
Nuy closed without change l9l} sal. l-
cd 81, because groNins Wnc. i7 a5a-1
threateued bv cold wave
TIC cosfse grains We're ate2o' 't-F-
etsetd iU~d DC
Wneat Quotntions cash SO "'c
o. b., Mas opened un hanged 40 500.
advanced 90 sl0-3 and de,litsd 30
$lV2. JUS opened At .l l9C rtf1. =
90 9isl declined 20 ~ sc and '!"<'d
al a2c SO : white. Coarse graz o-n-
tations corn cash so .. GBizc $50.
yellow. 2 ear AZ % GO, 40. NclIp'F, =
car al 6S'Rc at t3c closing oats
44c. No. white. $40. Rye casa
30 p SOC Roans. immediate and
s. So MARCH. $3.50. Cloyerseed. Prime
spot $3.50 March 100 bags at So So,
sample red 20 haes at IS 80. 90 ~
Ss.35, IS ~ $1.75: prime alsikc. $40 90;
sRNtle alsike - bags az So. Is ~
$3.50 - at 50. lo At :s.i5. Timothy,
prim' pot. 81 90 hliaifa Prime spot
lioceipts ir the Detroit market Tues
day Included 1000 bbls 81 honr. ear
oc wheat OF corn or oats and g
90 rye Withdrawals were 1000 bills
~ -four and 10000 bu ~ corn stocks
are G35 200 bu 60 wheat. $4,000 bu Of
corn ~. 500 nu 90 cats ana - ESQ bu *
rNe
Liverpool wheat closed asa higher
and corn sd lpWe~
Eeceipta ,f Wncdt TUESDAY. SOUTH
wcst &c 90 bG against o., 600 bu
wear ago Duluth ~ ears against 12tt
MINNEAPOLIS iSl cars against 2@S;
WlnuireE I1g cars. against 382 chi
Cd 20. t2- ears. against 81.
ENports pf wheat and -four Tuesday,
AZ 900 Iu
-~- Urinary whoTr- receipts were 652, 600
bu against 19l 900 hu year ago
The NcrtG's visible supply Gf wheat
decrease ef o0c hu last week anil
is now .u2ott.QOo hu
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-03
cHlc,Go GUAM Nm pRoDrCr.

FII| NIII' T-"N g-N TVII va =
shade hlchcr az Tho start on account
OF "a similar advance Of Liverpool but
c1rlN trading Mas dull ana futures
slipped lack 90 last nights closirg
prices
Corn started steady 10 & shade HIGH
sr with some spe eulRtivc support but
the demand was limited and prices
'1a"d back ~ once going under last
nights close hy a fraction 20 i.c
Gars we've very Slow With prices
steGcy puC tie tendency toward =
lower level
tIovis5n.s were q shade easier or
account ~ lowe hos prices az ;he
Yards
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-03
HAINES' WIGS. TOUPEEs.
GOODS


Haines Wigs and-Toupees are well.
made the most natural effects being
produced. ] have no competitor In a
quality OF work and reasonable pricesof
Ny Wigs and touDeer are In use all !,
over the world 20
Ladies Hair Goods. 1 carry thousB
sands OF French Wavy Switches and
German waVy Switches. straight hair
Switches Large stock or gray andh'
white Pompadours, Pufs. Wavsss-l
Curls, Hair Wigs for ladies bald or
with thin hair. (I don't deal In Chi-
nese refined hair. nor sea grassy LnS@
dies hair dyed by competent hanoss2
Hair ressing, ghampooing, children 30
hair cutting. Most modern up 10 -uaty
hair dressing pariors In the unltea
states Wigs TO rent for parties ana !
masquerades. II looking for a reliable
Hair Goods House don't overlook met
80 years iu my present hair store ought
70 appeal 20 the public. Established IN 3
my present hair store 1873. r
VIM. A. HAINES. "a
&c Grand River-ave West. cor. Bagley.ss
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-03

BILLIARDS ana rocket blizzard Tables
with the Only genuine Monarch
cushions: new and remodcied at moo
crate prices and easy terms: also5
SUPPLIES and repairing. Brunswick-
Bake Collsnder Co, OF Mfchgaa.
100 RQndoiDh-sC -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-03
cnIcAGn pRnnICE.

CHICAGO. Feb. S-Butter: Extras.
70 4 G. nrsts. 23a-4e; dairy extras, 25c .
nrsts &c Eggs Ordinary. % q 2S p. e..
nrstS go nc Cheese: Twins. u !.
u rye. young Americas, Ia. q Sc
Live poultry Fowls. Is Il5ise. ducks
l6c geese. 12Qlic. springs. 1915 iec,
turkeys. lIc. Potatoes Michigan. 65
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-03

NEW YORK, FEB 3-Stock market
lopened fairly @cuye with small price
lchanges. Union Pacific SHOW ED an
ni.ial gain-at-A - --ili4trst sales OF ROCK
sland showed gam OF 5-S. at 10 Is.
Preferred shovel gain OF 10.
"a 4. IN At D." end OF the FIRST hour
he market WAS dull, but prices acid
FIRM or advanced slighty over the
soDening level
Noon The market became spe-
laity affair during the second hour.
Pronounced strength HaS shown in a
plumber OF these issues Other issues
r. ere firm
.. IN Tie rarke, continued quie,
|luriug the care afternoon, but show
Rd tendency toward activity and
Strength
The stock MARKET closed strong
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-03
FIVE-ROOM OUTFIT

Five co rooms ef Are furniture, rugs.
etc. The price on the OUTFIT isF
cheaper than the prices quoted perus
low, IL you are going 70 need 49,
outat soon IL will sure pay you to-
call, pay "A deposit and have it placeds.t
in storage for YOU. subject TO bal-AtS
ance. or maybe we could arrange to-
take your note. Ii will surely pay
YOU 10 call Must and viii sell. AZ,
certain happening made IL useless tory
owner. Note the prices; Fine Quar.ss
elegant satin finish nrass bed. costT
$50 at SIC; beautiful auartered oaksf
buffet cost %, 81 tl1bo; excellent NJ
IO0-piece dinner set, cost SIS, at $s.,ri
beautiful electric reading lamp. COST
81, at $3.50; large fine CHARTERED oakst
dresser. cost s55, at $3.50; large nne&
quartered oak chimonier, cost $40. at.s
Slb: large line range. cost s42 at $2lss
one spare room dresser, cost sl2.5Wn
at s. 20 elegant CHARTERED oak dinrsg
ing table (round), cost ss2 at $685.
si10i six leather box seat chairs.
quartered OAK. cost s27. at Sl35oss
elegant box seat chartered oak rock-w
en-. cost SIT. at $3.50; quartered oak,y
hand finish quartered oak rockerio
cost $3.50 al St.26 one heavy three-rx
piece mahogany leather paFler suitesa
hand finish, beautiful cost $50. at
$e5. quartered oak lady's desk. COST
Sll. at $500, green enamel iron beo.E
cost $3.50. at S5.25, 20 yds. linoleum.
cost Soc I'd. ~ 4vc Sard, pair eH-
celient pillows. cost $3.50. at SI.50s"
kitchen chairs. cost 15c. at s1'sc
piece: one chase leather quarteredc
oak couch cost s22. at Sill; beautiful
quartered oak round center stand.
cost $3.50. al 1915; finest grade Ax-if
minister rug. cost s35. at $3.50. 9Xl2 81
size: one finest grade Brussels rug
cost So. at Sl25 so. 9x12 size seam
less; tine grade Brussels rug. 6vsa
seamless cost Sill. at $3.50. finesni
grade Brussels, seamless. SNlo.s. cosk,S
SIS. al 50 finest quartered oak Ii
hrary table. cost s22.50. ~ $1l -;
tnree fine iron bed springs. cost 81 issF
S. 81 and S.. at 1918. s215 and So,
mattresses, costing si2 - and 4
$3.50 at So. 81 and $i.,5 Thessh
goods were not in use 80 days an0sl
YOU can't tell from new scarcely M
YOU do not think these goods at the
prices named are the best bargaInsA
YOU have ever seen for the money6
make mc au offer. and ! think wrD
can trade. as ! must sell them. VIII I,
sell complete outfit very cap. Make 3
me an offer on thar. Come quick %
CALL FOR MIR. KERR, W
178 MICHIGAN AVE. "a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-03
MEETINGS.


KNIGHTS or EQUITY SIRs. You are
requested TO meet ~ the X Of f.
Iempie. Tuesday evening. at o. m.
80 take action. OF the death OF our
AYE brother Matthew Riordan Rv
orders OF the Sir KNIGHTS JAMES
RYAN. Recording Secretary.
WANTED--MALE HELL.
BASS SINGER Tor quartet. expertenced
only l49 Bagley ave. cali y IN.
CASH boys wanted Apply 50 to 81
coLoREp PORTER lo3 Michigan.
EXPERIENCED carpet layer. stead
work year around. 220 sixteenth
- .s--
GORDON feeder Apply side entrance.
S6 Selden-ave.
MACHlNIsT wanted at once 795 Fort
west
MEN with patentable ioeas write Ran
dorm q Co. Patent Solicitors Wash
tneton, y. G.
PLUMBERS wanted. 7o9 NTchiean.
WANTED Bollermaker's machinist'
hollermakcr's helpers. handy nen
used to locomotive works no labor
trouble. Apply ABB superior St To-
iedo, Ohio
WANTED Few mgh-clnss statesmen
hlE money Tor right men. call Wal
w ANTED-Mau with team 10 dig eel
lar Apply Sag Grand River
WANTED Registered pharmacist. 7o3
Oakland-ave.
WAN TEt'--FENAi.E HETr
COMPETENT Girl. FOR general house
WoFk' smaIl family, no washing.
North Gao - Chandler-ave
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EXI EkIENCED GIRL for bakery. I7Is
Woodward
GOOD. German woman as cook or
would do general work IN small fam
lily 10 Rhode island-ave.
GOOD GIRL FOR general homework
reference 80 Erskine-st
GIRL Tor light homework 25Si1
Twelfth-st.
COMPETENT GIRL general house
WORN 100 Irumbuil lave. near War
rem upper fat Grand s2S
GIRL for general housework. small
Tat. must be able to cook Phone
Hickory 226-W. llos Kercheval-ave
GIRL for general homework. Call
North 5leS
GIRL or lady TO wrap soap must be
experienced. 30 Madison ave
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Girl. or woman for housework AT
once e3S Twenty -fourth-st
GIRL for housework. small nat. two
people l49 Hendrie-ave
GIRL for general homework: good
cook. Hcmlock 1007-J l41 Edison.
GIRL FOR general homework GO Wat
sen
LEARN NURSING ut home IN vour
spare time, We positively guarantee
20 train you 10 become profess
sloral nurse and assist YOU 10 posi-
ton. write tOda" FOR our Verv in-
teresting literature National school
81 Nutsing. Dept. T. Elmira. n
LADIES HATS CLEANED and blocked
--PRnama~ our speciality EXCLUSIVE
Eaf rrarva chCr - fi~atfNf
no kENT---ROOMs.
J CONS Furniture Cor rooms com -.ote.
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NICE warm room FOR two young men
Sl6o each. l0l Larned east
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LIVESTOCK
eat ByrFALn.

DunntnE II StcteHA Live Si0tA htp"it
A>l Bt ffALo, \. H.. f,o q - AZ
tls heceiptc 30 cas- m"rhet' .21"ti b.
yvNl 1890 30 l.tv0-lp sletts lar ives
- sHs4t. go Zoo 20 syg W. ste.! =
ssoas So do 400 10 LOO at,s,,S.
s'cgrs natives Sa-Jn"sQ 'aael yea ~
llhEs, 'a1, hv,., $50 F." 'H, inr 81 +iH ="
good 8. DO ,.... r"st ata"9 Steers
geo -vo-.b -.oQHS choics hand
stttra. 1000 80 A.-Yo-tD v''o4 y .1'
l..t 80 soud stcCrs Le0p tp lOV-4Dr
!. 500 - - sooa cows So :.
YES cow. 500 g 90 butcher co" s.
s4bpG cutters. ~ 20 "a 100, trimWors.
- IoES.ty. ves common OLD 1ms' Sj.
oeSt aei.sts 3. o.G$. medium butcher
a~i:crl. So 5yq ii1hF o.Whel heiteFs'
;es"sE at', eaorns 5h.'oq falt
70 so"4 40. SEQ $40. tauey stock
5 .o.t ro@aoa !lsne s,oc. Steers,
49,. c-t:a ~0r0 UIlls : 70 a 1.y9
.o4.g u1 1'.I.s cbd007. stock bulls,
tDiniaon ;o good. E5pC, best mixers
asa A.f.h%e = s'5H 100 mediums %
good SIS $50. common. s&0Wio
Shttp sad lambs Receipts 5000
head. market, strong lambs SS25i
ytarhngs 100 O. wethers, sofa~V q,
ewes. So - "a 5.ya
Hogs Receipts 900 head market
s. 50a9
calves s6Tlf
UNION STOCK YARDS.
tNlO% STOCK YARDS, CHICAGO.
Feb. 3--Hogs Receipts. 1000 head,
market slow ami zoe .Owcrt mixed
and butchers SS.5QS5o: good heavy,
IS 25H S50 rough heavy. sS20Q 20:
light tS.25nS5e pigs. SC15US.30.
cattle. Receipts 3. 6O0 head market.
quiet and weak. beeyes SG.90n $50.
COWS ana helfers, s8tUGSs0: stockers
and feeders. gi4pJS TeVAns. S8.90GtS-
calves G7J0T 1880. sheep Receipts,
900 head market SLOW and steady ,
native. s410G5S5: western. s4.S0p
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seB0 fLAYER. PIANO FOR $500 .uc
The reason: We ouiid them and sell 4
direct from fastcrs\o oeSsS r"r-
THE CABfV PIANO CO. ala woodwaro