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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-06
GRAIN AM. PROVISIONS

pErIO1T. Tcb s. close " neat
had % hrn. cosy tone which was basNn
ln pgrt on foreign conditions ana 'a.'o
partly Nom rear Of daU"Bt 10 "'"'''
:, heat because OF Cold " Gather.
The forel&n news was All DulllsN.
Liverpool got early strength fron lnt
hrmness here and la innlpeg Later
there was disApp ointment over inc
lightncss OF Argentine exports ddFl'-s
frem Australia were huihsh ah' btt
ter demand Was noted from nllllel7,
The foreign corn market was irm and
higher The wheat crop OF South Aus
tralia is now called nc. s0O.OoV bush"If.
against II 100000 bushels last year.
and sellers urc iu 40 hurr5 20 part
Winter wheat receipts were near.y
a large AS q year ago. but Duluth ana
Minneapolis iell lti cars short OF
ST. ear ago Receipts an minneapolis are
not SO large as expected and stocks
there decreased 10000 bu during the
wecla An increase had been expected
owing 90 the cleaning up of stocks pa
country elevators The movement at
Duluth is very small which IL the case
ut winnipeg also Toe 3 0mc strength
was based larEeir on tle promise or
cold weather. Wheh mas and u"pro-
tecled acids IN t.r southwest, but 'ro
wave may FOLLOW f1H of snow "a
which case no speeiol harm VIII bee
done
Exporters ars takins q lutle wurat
at the seabo2rd, most ~ % canadian
bonded grain Milling demand is not
showing the expected Increase ana The
general cash situatiop h not eacour-
WRea, sartd &c early ana lator
declined aud closed at a net advance
OF
Corn advanced i.c oats we're steadv.
beans lost Be and the seeds were un-
changed
Receipts IN inc Detroit market FRI
day included 1000 Dbls OF -four. . cars
OF corn. of oats and j of hay. Witt-
"A a f,
bu % wheat ana 23 600 bu of corn.
stocks are $4,000 hp OF wheat 2I5.9ng
On OF corn G7.'ot bu of oats and 1880
bu OF rye
Liverpool whea, closed 9sq ri ana
corn rs Tsd higher
Argentine whea exports this week
were l.SoNooV bu. asa nst 5l5S,09o Du
wear ago.
Receipts Of wheat FRIDAY: south
west l2i.O0o bu. against I6S.060 Du
ear ago duluth, q cars. against ~;
Minneapolis, l.' ears. a-ainsi 3SS. Cni-
caEo. SO ears, against A.
Exports OF wheat ana dour friday.
90. 900 bu.
primary wheat receipts were $4,000
hu against $4,000 hu n year ago
Wheat Quotations; Cash 30 red,
20 70 ~, NAV opened with an advance o.
=. az SL02l4 advanced TO Sl.02ls and
closed 90 $ie2iA july opened at J&l4 G.
al need I" "@tsc ana closed at sc
Coarse grain quotations; Corn-Cash
so 3, 6ie. 40. Yellow cars at Gtt1.
az 6.c No. yellow. / car az 6gc
al b2isc. sample. ! car al $50. oats
-- andard. age; 40 white. Al 49,
40 wnite, Alc. Rye--Cash 40. o. C6r
CloEerSeed Prime spot. $3.50. March
$50, sample red. So bags at $40. .
AT IS 81 at $7.5. prime alsike, SiO.7j.
sample aisike 10 bags AZ S9sT1S ar
$50. Timothy prime spot s. 30.
Alfalfa Prime spot So Beans--Im-
mediate. prompt ana February shlp-
-nML- s. - MALnh- az
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nosroN corpEa SHARE SALES

y. VVNVtT rWHTt sdIeE FeNOrfeU Tor The
Times by Hayden. stone K Co. Feb 8.
Adventure. lG0 Allouez. 535. American
Zinc. 200 Anna lgamatec 350 Butte g.
Balakl. l25; Butte & Superior. li25:
cal 4 Arlz. t25: Cal. q Hecla IL. Cop
per Range $40. East Butte. 255; Frank.
lin Mining, 200. CRANKY. $40. Greene
Cananea. l42; Hancock. 15: Indiana.
zoo. Island Creek Coal. To- Isle Royal
1916, kewcenaw. a.; Lake Copper 100.
Mass. Cons. $50. Mayfower. TO, No
hawk, go; New Arcadia 200. North
Rutte. 2Sl4; Old Colony Mining. isO
old Dominion, 81. Osceola 332. Pond
$50. Shattuck 4 Arizona. f4S: 81
Mary's Land. 30. Superior & Boston,
ESQ; Superior copper $50. Tamarack
go. Trinity. l57 Toulumne. 200. Tnion
Land. 100, T.. >. r.. i6S do pfd o4O.
Utaf ApeY 100; Utah Cons. 35. sic,
toria. 10 Winona, so. Wolverine so
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DIED.

FI'LI.ER-Feb. 5. sged 20. Alonzo ID.
Fuller beloved father OF Fred a,
Fuller. Funeral service from chapel
Legg s. Gass, lGl4 Woodward ave,
saturday at = N. Jackson papers
please copy.
PAXTON-Thomas Ronaldson. eldest
son OF Thomas J. and the late Marie
Hunt Paxton, suddenly OF pneumonia
at Columbus Burial at Monroe,
Mich.
soPER-Feb. 4. 1914. n. U. soper aged
Gl Years at his residence, "a oak
landau Pontiac. Mich. liz sur
viVed by widow. one daughter'
Miss Zadic soper and two sons
OF Sheibyville. Ind and brother
Merrill G. Soper o: Detroit
STARRET-Feb 8, at her daughters
home, 345 Bewick-ave., Mary A.. aged
~ years, mother OF Ada NJ. William
A. Starret and Mrs. George Berridge
dence.
PATTERSON--Ma beloved mother or
Mrs. w. Whiteford and Mrs. Geo,
Leigh OF Detroit. and Mr. Robert
vices Saturday at 2 p. IN: from Cen,
trail Gospel hall corner Harrison and
Grand River. by funeral car 20
Woodmere. Friends invited.
RGEFSTAHLs-Feb. a. Frank, beloved
husband Of Minnie Riefstahl lnee
Falk) anopdear father OF Elsie. Erna
and Mabel; son OF Mrs. Johanna
Riefstshl and brother OF Mrs. Charles
Ziel aged SO years. Funeral from
residence. 80 Heidelberg st, satM-
day at 1870 and 2 O'Clock at ST. Paul's
church, corner JOS. Campau ana
Jay-sts.
WATSON-Feb. ;. 1914. suddenly at
parents residence g16 Porterst..
Frederick, beloved son OF Robert and
the late Anna watson. brother OF
Robert Watson. Jr. Funeral Satur-
day from residence at y. IN. Burial
at Woodmere by car.
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CnicAGo GRAM AxD PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, Feb. 6-ColG ,.eathe.
over portions vi the wheat belt where
tht crop was 1Ot protected BY snow,
brought an advance OF sc for May nd
So FOR July wheat futures at the start
today. Al 20 iac for July. " heat was
freely and further advance checked
y bulge Ia corn prices at Liverpool
cold weather also aided the bulls and
prices had L1rther sdyance In the early
trading
oats had an advance or isc at the
start In sympathy with the other grains.
bat lost =. g OF this early gain when
the bulge in wheat was checked
Provisions were "A tribe easier today
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CHICAGO rRoSIsIoN n,s,,rr

CHICAGO. Feb. 6.--Butter. Extras
- he. hrsts, 20 q eic. dairy extras. 25c.
ursts. "a &c Eggs. Ordinary. g4c.
nrstS 21%4 Cheese: Twins 1874. a
10 &c, young Americas. liz. misc. 20
tatoes: Michigan. GOU67c Wisconsin.
bO4otc, Minnesota. 6Oq61c. Live
geese, ~ "a lac; chickens tsprings, is
ulJiac. turkeys. Lee
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TOLEDO CRAM Am rRoprcr.

TOLEDO. Feb. t. Wheat: ,1ash
9Slsc' May Sl02is july. seize. corn:
Cash 90 &c May, 6Sisc; July 67Isc.
al iac Rye. cash. 6iirc Cloverseed
Cash ana October SS7j: December.
$40. Alsike: CASH. 5000. March.
slO.sQ timothy; Cash. $245. March.
s2.4,l ~ Butter, eggs and hay: Tn
changed
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pIncreas. John Belau. HamtramcA, Y
years pneumonia, Alice vs.. Moore 20
seminole, - years. FATTY dcEehei&t4oA
OF heart hmOry W. Olds, payt0nA
Beacon Ela.. 20 ears, apopleAyi Nersho
Williams Evergreen, Col, - years
acute indigestion, Mary Glinowiecka'
75l INVENT -fuErth. o! years, angina
peotorls Francls ESseF St can
Heights. a. yssrR, esPayNia, Ma ina
Xouri. l54 Ma PIE - years, apopleAy, :
Iohn O,.embr, los Lasa!le, 20 years
cArICllc ac.d, Joseph PaaGette, ~ Re
mar, - year,. PAth.aiS Alvin l.. hrat%'
harper hosptLA. 50 yeuEs appenuicltls'
Eelsoa - Jones, G5 Leicester, 5 years
apc;,iexy f1sgs, Gesl.e 10 Srady,
yca pueL:GOn:o. F!orc Opale Wska'
lkrg CAulpbei.. 80 years. surtocatlou,
c!HeutSl, Euzabeth j. NSenan. .
rarE, c. Tshfs, nXOcardit.s; ThurstE
csammil.ys. 10t Nest bort IS years,
eS.rc nrrIa Ceciii2 Kahn. 'sl EolcoinD'
yea1s. repS:itia. Marie Flatk0wskh'
c0J G;gHly. - years tubercnlosis Az
Ia MocG sos Eiops!le, months,
O. nv uloioaB. Joseph C4cLet-i 1ZV klo-
pelic. ! year, pDe 2thctda, Adele J.. la
sci: ess lincoln. - years dtlitntlon
C. ear EDWARD EcmrGds, GA Arut-
lery So years Fsstritis, Eli2abeth
kFaszard, 40 Howard. GO years, az
doW!aaI 81 Rastr!c growth.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Harry j. Barron. %. Frances
prCWse. 30.
Goofge ~ Kuhn. 90. Mamie Yeeger.
r.. Allen Rogue 50 Pearl Morse. &c
Ludwik Gpwniak. 80 Narleria Gon-
!eWiarska. ~.
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Classified | Cent
Rates. | a Word

Cash with order II charged. &c
line.
No transient advertising inserted
foT less than lee with cash lsc IL
charged pei insertion.
The above rates apply 10 all clAssl-
acati0ns except Births. Cares OF
Thanks. Obituaries, Meeting NOTICES
ard all Ads preceding Male Help.
Births. Deaths, cards OF Thanks and
Meeting Observation-Disclosures charge, zoe
for % words O. less. over 20 WORDS
one and one third cents Tor sach extra
word
FeTEonals--MInimum charge, soc. ZOc
per line Count six words 10 the
nne)
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nIfHrEH AND EGGS.

Bufter--Creamery. extras, 26l4 C..
hrsts. a4l3c; dairy, Gle; packing stock
lSc 10.
Egss-F'lrsts. cases included - &c
pcr dOZ a{ecelpts 502 cases
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A.A.A.A.-LUMRER
A.A.A.-Plumbing Material


At Cut Prices direct to the consumer.
Double copper coli heaters. $3.50.
a0-gal boilers and stands So
Closet bowls, $4.25
3-part laundry tubs, SO
oft enameled tubs SIP
Closet combinations si1
Layatories. 1915 up.
White enamelsd sinks So so up
Radiators, 1Skc per foot
b25-ft. cast steam boilers, S62
SOIL and lead pipe. brass goods. etc.
All goods No. ] quality.
Mccormick Wrecking Co.,
179-1sl Baker-st
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DEATH LIST

albert Bein. 2S3 Butternut 80 years.
ices twenty -hfth. 40 years. pneumo-
MIA. Lille schultz 49l McDougall. 20
wears, myocarditis. George A. Dracup.
Ideal sanitariuus 40 years. cyst or
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IIIICAGn CHAN

tHl'AGO, Feb 5.-Ope nlns-
" heat MAY up sc, July up asc. corn;
May az sc. july up igc. oats May
~ iac, Joiy not quoted. Provisions
l.Hslgr.
NVon Wheat May down &c. July
down sC CcEu. May up ,c. Juiy
up 'sc. oats. May down i.c jug
Jp Sc
close Wheat May down 10. July
down sc. Corn May up 80. July mp
So oats. May down &C. Juy up
sc. Provisions Steady.
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MEI Al. NIAnI.I.,I,

NEW YORK. Feb. g. Metal ex-
change closed dull Spot conner s14-s
lead. $4i0Q go
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job Printing Done Right. Times
Printing Co. 3 John R-sL
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BUSINESS MEN

y II feasible for business men to buy
cke7 IL 30. what methods should
" follow In order to DO successfully
booklet by Roger w. Babson treats
Ahfs subject and WITH be mailed yrs.
Address Dept. D-2I:. OF the Babson
te~ttcal crxsnf,afion. engineering
fces. Wellesley Mills Mass Tareesf
la IMITATION ~ tia class Ia the " y
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MANTED-MALE HELP.

A CLEAN-CUT YOUNG MAN, between
20 and 80 years OF age. TO learn resl
estate business, must nave good ap
pearance. and good capacity foi
work. We instruct and assist You In
every possible way. Apply 1910 Pen
obscot Bldg.. between 10 and IL a. IN
BOY with wheel wanted. l4s5 Jsner-
son east
CARPENTER soc hour. ls47 Gratiot.
FIRST CLASS baker at 1851 Rivard.
GORDON FEEDER wanted. SO JefTer-
son east
MAN o work In barn. Rear OF - Jones
statesmen wanted, lazy men. $3.50;
spendthrifts. $500; plungers. s15O;
high class. $1,000 50 Bbaltim9re 10
North 1882
SALESMEN--Someth new. l047
West Warren-ave.
SCALE MAKERS and beam makers
wanted, steady work and good
wages give experience in detail.
Address Detroit Times
WANTED Married man to take charge
OF farm; must be gooo general farm
eli and stock man. references re-
qulred. Apply l4l Melbourne-ave.
ED-Repair man for furniture
house Must be Al. sober and Indus
trious. None other need apply. ll4
Madison
WANTED--ENpcrie door trlmmers
and helpers for back hangers. Apply
1856 Jefferson east. body departm emit,
WANTEp--Meat cutter 10 work be-
hind counter Friday and saturday
can S54 Grand River.
-
WANIED---FEMALc HELP
CAPABLE young woman for general
hOusew ork. no washing. Phone East
l5I4
WOMAN to take home washing. Apart
ncnt 8, 5lt Cass.
CAPABLE GIRL with references FOR
general houSewOrk. small family.
good wages, East 3024 80 Nan-pl
GIRL. housework and cleaning: to 20
home nights Sc week, bring Iefer-
ences can office. 5s7 Michigan.
GIRL for general housework Good
wages No washing. iiemlock l24.
GIRL wanted FOR homework, Apply sl7
Hancock east
GIRL or woman FOR housework Phone
North 3l4'-i Cali 291 Medbury
Girl. wanted. general homework with
washing Apply 52S Chalmers-ave
G1RL-WHITE OR COLORED
For general houseworl,. family OF two:
20 60 home nights. 81 Chandler-ave
HOIsEEEEPER- Middle-aged woman
preferreds fEice children, call be-.
tween 80 and ESQ ?. m. 32i Abbott
.
--panamas our speciality Exclusive
Hat Frame shop. q Gratiot-ave
WAIST and skirt diapers ana fnishers
a. University bids
.--------.-----------
WANTED-Ghl for general mousse
work 2S7l East Grand-biyd
WANTED Work rs day or week.
Nhrfry 80,
wANTED-Two experieRced counter
girls Apply Nl Woodward ave.
no RENT-RoOws
Stop at the Hotel trapklin
on Eas' Larned- st. just a step from
ira nne rooms soc. CSC. 81. $3.50 per
day; 81 90 81 per week. Popular.
priced dining room.
H u. JAMES 8 son. PROPS
J 10Ms-Furniture for rooms CON -!e.e.
81 weekly summer Co. Mich and eth.
ITO RreNTI-HOUsES
HANNAH RENTAL AGENCY
ONE McGRAw BLDG
---------------
1ONEs TO LOAN.
coNsr r UcrIoN LoANs = Ldsersi
amounts J. r. WeVsr. zee oratiet
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BOSTON COPPER uARKET-CIo~e,

|Alaska Gold Nines. = \ ArII' IoWI-
Arcadian. 80 Allouez 4Olg AL
|ma. Am. Zinc, 2ot. Butte * Su-
|rior. 35ls Butte q Balakl. Copper
4 Cal. * Arlz.. Gs Cal a hecla, 4i5t
|ntennial. IS; chief, ! :. chino. iest.
Upper Range, 39ss DAILY West. %.
Eanklln. a.. CRANKY. Sei. Greene
|nanea. A. Hancock 90 is Isle Roy
y. a21s island Greek Goat cnfn. dS
\ and Creek Coal pfd s6ia Kern
lwer, s. Miami Copper. a31. Mo-
|wk. 44lz Nevada cons, les NIpis- Fl
BIZ. 6As North Butte &9a. ola Col
H.. "a. old Dominion. 81. Osceola,
Pond Greek. ~ quincy, CGla Ray
|ns, 1895 Shattack y AriG- ~ -
|perior copper. 20 ramararh, 30
sited Fruit com, Cos Utah AptA.
. l. tab Cons. 10. rtah copper - :t
: smelling. i2&. " mona Woi-
VERNE "a
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GIRL. Homework and cleaning: to go
home nights Sc week. bring refer.
ences can office 5s7 Michigan.
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CAPABLE GIRL with references for
general hOuSework. small family
good wages East 3024 80 Van-pL
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WANTED---FEMALic HELP


CAPAI l.E young woman for genera
hOusework. no washing. Phone Eas'
1914
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|NW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE stock
hrhet opened with prices showing
slight decline from yesterday )
pse. Union Pacific was of - al
L S-S. Steel opened OF g. Ia, OFF 3-S.
l u. III The market showed ten
|ncy 10 harden during the end OF the
st hour. the supply OF stocks appar'
lily being small,
Month weakness OF New YORK
fntral was the feature OF the second
|ur. All traders seemed 10 be bear
b only on stocks that reports said
kidends were TO be reduced.
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WANTED--k.NpC Ficnced door trlmmers
and helpers for back hangers. Apply
1856 Jefferson east. body depa rtment.
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WANTEp-Meat cutter TO work be-
hind counter Friday and Saturday.
can S54 Grand River.
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WOMAN to take home washing Apart
rnent 6, 5li Cass
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'TOCK MARKET
CLOSES WEAK
\. n. sroCiN mann ET--CIo.e.

Am u sugar -5s.. Anal COP ,6ls,
I'm Can Sia Am a a. 9l@s, am Coz
|il A.. An, Loc si-4, Ana rineu pe7s,
Ina sugar LOO, A r n r Al a. An Too
tti.. Anacon 49,. .AIch 20 70 h d o
pa. Beth steel Spts, Is a. / ~ 10. can
|ac .ib, Cent Leuth 5Ufg, Chcs q e op,
|hino Cop a. -sr g. VI * ~ A. HoS"s Col
usl a | 80, Con Gas iS5la, corn Pro-
pets IL y, Dis See Cor lNis Erie go Is.
frie LIST pfd as Erlr -nd ptd a.,
len Elec li1 ~ Ien MOTOR com 20 e.,
\ Nor pfd laS. CT y Dre etf 3 4. ia
|sn llS a, lnl-Met 1928, mt Mex pid
| ~, Int aar com ll5.z. Kan g. 80 70 .
as 50 pfd u a., Lenisn Val 100,
pulls Il Nash l3s. ~ r. q -. " ST.
u 81 Ste NJ nv 1850, No iacinc - =
a. y cen si-. - = NJ
.. Nori a West 100, North Fac 10 -
snn X ll2's. rress 81 Car a. III,
|ay Cons lsts i;eadlng lDfas, Rep /
steel -, HOck ISL Sai, Eock Isl
Ia 1874, south FAC stas, south ~ y"
fnn cog 50 y, Texas los., Cnlon "a
|2is, L kuD com oals L. steel
-. L 5 steel pfd A. : bonds
-, Nir-Car chem co 81 r.. ttah
~ 5i1s, Wabash -, WABASH pfd D
est silg ,uA
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A.-Typewriters - All Makes
New. visible. $50: fine rebuilt. $40 TO sac.
Rented 4 Mos. $4 up; 6 Mos.
applied on price. DETROIT TYPE. Co.
le0 Jefferson, near Wood Main 4l02
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Girl. wanted. general houscwork with
washing apply 523 Chalmers-ave.
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GIRL wanted for homework Apply sl7
Hancock east
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ron sALE-REsrDENcE rRop.nrY.

Compare These Prices With
Others Advertised Today.
FLAT SITES
Blaine-ave. third block. $1,000
PtnEree-ave. third block, $50 ~
burlingame- west OF Hamilton.
30 II. 81 geo.
virginia park. west OF Hamilton. 40
r., $3.50.
Cortland terrace. corner. $4,000.
Pasadena, hrst block. make orer.
Davidson. A. IT,. $500
Belmont, second block, $3.50.
Pilgrim, near Woodward 81 500.
HIGH CLASS SINGLE RES. VACANT.
Lawrence ave., second block. $1,000.
Burlingame-ave., second block. $1,000.
ColoradO-ave.. first block. $500.
Mcl.ean-aye., first block. $1,000
Mclean ave. near John r.. $3.50.
IarTand ave. near John r., $3.50
Farrand ave. hTst block. $500.
Mclean. near Brush. $1,000
EasOn-ave., IS IT,, snap $1,000.
Midland ave. first block. si,l5o.
Florence ave. third block, $500.
Trowbridge-ave.. so r., 1880.
O'ROARK,
232sR Woodward. Hemlock a0s7
Always open.
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u. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS
y. Y. COTTON MARKET

Cotton prices reported by Hayden.
stone a Co. Feb 6
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cADiSErM,KINo.

CARpENTERING. cabinet making and
all kinds OF repair work promptly
attended to Detroit Woodworking
Co. 100 Brush-st Phone Cadillac
900
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WANTED Repair man for furniture
house Must be Al. sober and Indus
trious. None other need apply. lIt
Madison
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AMI Pocket B.ifIard Tablss
with the only genuine Monarch
cushions: new and remodcled at mod
crate prices and easy terms. also
SUPPLIES and repairing. brunswick
Bake -Collsnder Co. ot Michigan
1CO Randolph-st
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HOrSEEEEPER- Middle-aged woman
preferred9 fhice children. call be-.
tween 4:30 and ESQ D. m. 32i Abbott
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PRODUCE MARKET

lhe market for live poultry was
very hr o. this morning Receipts have
Dvtn iEht Tor He-k ur Two. and
while the demand Us not especially ur+
gent buyers are not sticking al a small
20 Nahce. only an occasional package
or dressed pbultry Is coming now. and
X is hard 80 get better than live
pr ices The cgg market les weak
colder weather has not checked pro
1u'upn, aud eggs are Offering freely
from an dlrections. me market is
WEI supplied with butter.l bur after
the recent heavy declines dealers are
Inclined 10 tAiGk tie market low
enough FOR the present
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WANTED-M Married man to take charge
OF farm, must be gooo general farm
Ell and stock man. references re-
qulred. Apply lil Melbourne-ave.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-06

WAIST and skirt Diapers and fnisheri
AZ University BLDG
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-06
ro REVT--RoOws

WANTED--lTw0 experienced counte,
girls Apply AL Woodward ave.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-06

CRUISING LAUNCH FOR SALE
80 II BY IT. beam. 20 lie preserv-
ers. electric light. modern f. Il.
Chadman. Main 1888.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-06

WANTED Work rs day or week.
Cherry 1920.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-06
FOR sALis--PIANus

llO5-ilI2 GRATIoT-AvE.. DETROIT
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-30
new VAR TAX
IS IN EFFECT
At MIDNIGHT.

The new war revenue tax act 81
Congress goes into effect at midnight
tonight and today is the last day on
which dealers In the many articles az
fected may make the required pay.
ments and receive the sl:fnl's Ns.iSa
hereafter must appear on all rack
ages and bottles containing :s'tsc or
ticles. All the revenue from this
source, states Collector C.. \. Cottrill,
must be collected today aud for the
benefit of the merchants his rffice
viii remain open until s o'clock this
evening. All who fail to make the ne
eessary arrangements with the Col
lector's office will be subject to q
heavy penalty after today. III X.
r. Among the materials subject To the
new or increased assessment are beer,
wines, cigars, manufactured tobaccos
of every kind, chewing gum, perfumes
and cosmetics, legal documents OF
many kinds, such as board OF trade
sale agreements, promissory notes, ex-
press and freight shipping receipts,
stocks, bonds, debentures, certificates
of many kinds, insurance policies.
steamship passenger tickets. powers OF
attorney, palace and parlor car seats
and sleeping-car berths.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-30
BREAk NATER AT KUHl0
BAY PIER TOO SMALL
FOR THE LARGE SHIPS.

The new Kuiio bay pier at Hilo VIII
receive some attention from the board
of harbor commissioners which -
making q tour OF inspection over the.
Big Island this week. Though the
American.Hawaiian steamship Ken.
thckian did not tie up at that wharf
on her last visit to Hilo, the company
has promised to make regular and
constant use of the pier IL the com.
mission will provide a huge hawser.
which may be used to hold the ships
wen off from the wharf when they
are not actually engaged in working
cargo. During heavy weather vessels
at that wharf are still endangered by
the sweep of the currents around the
end of the new breakwater.
Although George Marshall has the
contract to extend and complete the
he has been unable to do
any work on it in several months.
Latest report here was that he has
not yet finished his temporary break.
water at his rock quarry at Waipio,
from which the material for the big
breakwater at Kuhio bay is to be OBJ
tanned.