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The Detroit times., 1914-09-24
DIED..


BEHM--Sept. 81, 1914, Ernestine, aged
63. relict OF the late August. mother
OF Charles. Mrs. sweet. Mrs. Hortles
ben. Hattie and Henry. Funeral from
home. 269 Cleveland-st.. Thursday,
1880 p. m. and at st. Paups church,
corner Jay and Joseph Campau, at
D. m. Interment Elmwood.
CoLLINs-Sept. 20, 1914. Ellen Collins,
beloved wife OF Thomas j. and
mother OF John Collins, sister OF John
Jebehan, OF Detroit. and Mrs. George
Waite, OF Flint. Mich. Funeral FRI
day from her residence, 81 Farms
worth ake., at $3.50, and Holy Rosary
church at o'clock.
FLYNN-Sept. 20. JCIn W.. beloved
husband OF May and father OF paur
and Rodney Funeral notice iAf.
JACKSON-Sept. 81. 1914, at residence.
317 Jefferson ave. east, Sarah Scott.
wife OF DIR. III. II. Jackson and mother
OF Virginia M. Jackson DR.. II. ID.
jackson of Eagle Lake, Texas. Mo-
tice OF funeral later.
LACTIMANN--Sept. 81. at the residence
OF her daughter. 500 Mt Elsott-ave.,
Augusta, Beloved wife of August
Lachmann, and mother OF Mrs. Oscar
Keydel Funeral from residence.
Thursday. at 2 y. m.
STUBENSKY-Sept %, after a briei
illness at his home. SIS Maybury
Grand ave, John E.. beloved HUSBAND
Of Minnie 8. Stubensky. Notice oil
funeral later.
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slass'''sa ea,s.' / a Sist ess !

,,r Cash with order. II charged. 10 q
No transient Advertising inserted
LOT less than 1sc with cash: lsc IL
charged, per insertion.
in.eations except HS HiPtSs " Cards Of
ansnks Obituaries. Meeting Notices
an9 al Ads preceding Male Help.
=, Dirths, Deaths, Cards OF Thanks ano
Tor 25 words or less. over Is words
word.
Personals-Minimum charge, SOC; 500
per line. Count six words to the line.)
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WILSON WILL NOT
YIELD TO COAL BARONS

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S.--Reply-
ing to ]. +. Welborn. president OF the
Colorado Fuel & Iron Co., President
Wilson this afternoon declared he
could not accept declination OF his
three-year truce plan for ending the
Colorado mine strike. While no def
mite statement was forthcoming con-
cerning disposal OF federal troops
now In Colorado. II was believed the
president threatened withdrawal OF
this protection II the operators failed
10 accede TO the truce plan. A sub
stitute compromise plan was dis
cussed but It's details were kept se-
cret.
Job Printing Done Right Tfnes
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ROYAI. oAK

An ordinance to license moving pic
ture houses passed its first reading at
the council meeting Monday night
Mrs. Louis b, Robson IL at Harper
hospital. Detroit, for an operation.
The w. G. T. Y. will hold Its first
meeting of the year Friday at the
home OF Mrs. Brace.
The Emanuel Evangelical League
will meet at the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
Fred w. Barnard Thursday evening
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uY STOCK S

5ksf our clientele had this question
Vorsd for them just a short time
Bend for our booklet containing
|sr w. Babson's article on when
less Dept. D-2s2, Of the BABsON
5TI0TICAL ORGANIZATION. Hns
bring Offices. welles1ev Hills, Masa
&rgest organisation OF its class u
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RAILWAY REPORT SHOWS
FEWER IDLE CARS

NEW YORK. Sept. 2s.--A decrease
OF 27,277 since Sept. ] is shown In
the American Railroad association re-
port today, showing the net surplus
OF idle cars on United States and Ca
madam lines as 13e,0s4, Sept. Is,
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2s.--Flour: Quiet
@2a75. Lard: Easy; middle west spot,
~; a $50. Sugar: Raw, dull; cen
trifugal, s6 test. 1854; muscovade. SO
test, ~. .ss; refined dull; cut loaf, yS.05
srans,S,s srS,hsS sss sP0yyaered 3 a ssss67s5:
No. 7 on spot, 6&c. Tallow: Steady:
city, sNc; special. &c; country. Ia a
3. SOC stc; clover. soeGsi.6sn. nOf Dress. $50
chickens, i5g25c;. fowls. i4K G2oc;
ducks, 15h @iec. Live poultry: Nom
fowls, i7g Ice; turkeys, Is @isc: roost. %ot
ers. 13c; chickens. broilers, l6aIThc
Cheese, Quiet; state milk, common 10
specials, l1q16Ac; skins. common 10
special, 7q14c; full skins, s@sc. But
ter: Steady; receipts. 7.759 creamery
extra, 30h @ sic; state dairy tubs. 2sG
2s1sc; Imitation creamery frsts. 2IX
2thc. Eggs: Unsettled; receipts, I5..
Ses; nearby white fancy. ss9 40c:
nearby mixed fancy, asa 29c; fresh
firsts, 24030c.
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Ions were lower all around.
Emo GRAIN AND P%RovIsIoNs,: % s,

september. ;i.i1M; December,
Sh: May. S1.24. Corn: Cash and
ember. s0hc; December, 7sAe;
16OLc; December, 53hc; May. b6 II c.
Cash. 9sMc Cloverseed: Cash.
October, y9.42h; December,
March, S9.S2h. Timothy:Cash
October, S2.67h: December, .$2.72
th, $3.50. Alsike: September. W;
kmber, y9.15; March, 1886. Butter,
and hay. Unchanged.
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LIVESTOCK
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.
nunnl n afeyana

Dun - StGyemD.
EAST BUFFALO. N. Y. Sept. ga
Cattle: Receipts, 500 head: market
70 soos. ss.Y Ss'ss; 'pisii0SsS plain. ,sSsse. $40
Butchering steers: choice heavy, $685.
ss sssaS!ys !! ]. 'ssoS,s,:ss: ss%%ss 20 good. .
and heifers: Prime. weighty heifers, SIS
HsoGsso: common to good. $500 3
1ss sS,n Des, hsavY ssNY fssoSSsS e. sSWsS '1IL2S;
and cutters ss6o9s: stockers and
fs s sooS slssisS ssosc isssafs S: tosSsr. tsssSs
ssIs0aas; s onn fair to ESSosdt sss.2s9sso:
cows. s5@5.6O. Bulls; best heavy. SD
sse sse KosSSd sgsschsfdn stoe ;sssSS sas, sasn
&7@s. Fresh cows and springers:
Fancy. s76Qe0; medium to good. S55 %
65; common, $55Q50.
Hogs: Receipts 500 head; steady; ;
heavy. .ss.5ogs:So; workers.. 1850 SEQ;
pigs, Ss4099.50
Sheep: Receipts, 1000 head: market
steady; top lambs, 3s@sl0; yeariings.
:sssss$s7s; wethers 's0s-a5; ewes
Calves: s50l225.
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CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK.

CLEVELAND. Sept. 23.--Hogs. Re-
oeipts. 1900; 80 10c lower: yorkers and
mixed. ss,25@ s.35: pigs and lights. ys;
mediums and heavies. -; roughs. SS@
cars. slow and weak. Sheep and lambs:
Receipts, 10. cars, firm. 10c higher:
lambs. 7.s5 top. Calves: Receipts, 100.
steady; top. ll2.
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The following firms are privi-
Exchange: Carlyle q Poyah. w. A.
Hamlin & Co. II. w. Noble & Co..
W. =: Moss 4 Co, Lewis O Gcrton;
e. Co, II. g. Warren q Co., VIM H.
Rose & Co.. w. A. Neer q Co.. W.
b. McLauRhlin.
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|CAGo GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

HfcAGo. Sept. as.-wheat contin-
to decline today. losing &@Mc
me early trades for the deferred
|ths and shc for September. Longs
> busy unloading September wheat.
Srn was shade easier at the start
with demand very light went u ~
hover in the first half hour. There
| nothing doing In September fu-
IN followed the cue OF the other
ms and dropped %@Ac on the
y trades.
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MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK. Sept 2S.--Money on
call: eos per cent Time money: z
per cent for six months. Mercantile
paper: 7Q8 per cent. Bar silver: New
York, 63c. Demand sterling; S4se.
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RAIN AND PROVISIONS

ETROIT. Sept. 2s.-Close: Dealers
the wheat market feel sure Europe
want all the wheat America can
09 The n1s marsss aoss wss nH. sasy IN the sse
ly trading On Wednesday.
pot wheat In In active demand In all
ropean markets and everywhere
wheat Is in active demand, Buying
miilers is unabated and Offers from
countries excepting North America
small. Liverpool IL not giving OUT
Al ps1css rSs Berlin quotes ssd corn sp1s
40. Plate offefings or corn are liberal
q the Liverpool market Is easy.
Winnipeg wires that exporters are
king everything In sight: The move
)avy and exporters are not able 70
Ike II as fast as II is offered. This
suits In an accumulation OF grain ana
|rge increase in the visible supply
bed the wheat and are taking IL as
bur also In large quantities.
Duluth had large receipts on We'd
ksday. but other northwestern mar
ets are not holding UP TO last yeax.s
ovement A decrease In receipts IL
kpectsd owing TO the decrease In mar
PtinG BY. the farmers. but the full ef.
let or this at central markets may not
shown for q few days.
The European markets show an
Bsier tone owing TO an increase OF,
P6t.oo0 bu, In the visible supply last
Snts a decline. The European visible
Spply 10 now 6S.s6S,000 bu.
Wheat was weak In the early trad.
liz and lost 1c Later the market
ined strength and closed at an ad-
Oats ADVANCED NC and rye lost ic.
Ie other coarse grains and seeds were
Wheat QUOTA tions: Cash No. 2 red.
mber opened without change at S1.l6,
clined to $1.1b and advanced 20
leM: May opened at S1,23, declined
hite. 81 90: No. mixed. 1 car at sl.os.
Coarse grain quotations.: Corn: Cash
3. s2-S No. 3 yellow, SAC; No. yell
Bats: standard, 2 cars at 4she, 4 at
white. 1 car at 47hc. closing at
Rye: Cash No. 2, s4c bid.
san;;i ns ;iIs In%saass os,US.r ass ss,BP prompt SNIP
Cloverseed: Prime spot. $3.50; De-
bags at 80. IS at 1915. IL at ys,2b;
me alsike, ss.25: sample alsike, 8
fimothy: Prime spot s2,so.
Alfalfa: Prime spot, 1926.
Receipts in the Detroit market
sars OF wheat. . of corn, n OF oats.
bf rye and Q OF hay. Withdrawals
eat 5000 bu. OF corn. 1850 bu. OF
and 1000 bu OF rye. Stocks are
900 bu. OF wheat. $4,000 bu. OF corn,
800 bu. Of oats and 1850 bu. OF
Receipts or wheat Wednesday: Du-
h, Sls cars, against 475 year ago;
hneapolis. 3S4 cars. against a23;
nnipeg. 1.12o cars. against i,l17;
cago. 54e cars, against 5S; south
1t. All 900 bu.. against 100000 bu.
Hear ago.
Primary wheat receipts were 2,992,000
against $4,000 bu. a year ago.
Exports OF wheat and -four Wednes-
I, 100000 bu.
European visible supply OF wheat.
! n nm hu
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CHICAGO PRODUCE.

HICAGo. Sept. 23.-Butter: Ex-
frsts, 24@25hc. Eggs: Prime
csry Twtns SSh siG 5sfs as.c = y yoans g ans
|ricas. 14h 614%c Live poultry:
hs. iic: ducks. i2@13c; geese, SO
springs. lac; turkeys. Ice. Pota-
Michigan whites, go a CSC; Wis.
new potatoes, receipts, IS cars.
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ToI.Eno LIVE sToC,x

500: market 6@1oc lower; heavies. s.
@s1o; mediums. Ss.100e.26; good pigs.
IS. $3.50; workers, s9.25@s.S0. Calves:
Market steady. Sheep and lambs:
Market steady.
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UNION STOCK YARDS.

UNION STOCK YARDS, CHICAGO,
Sept. 2s.--Hogs: Receipts, $1,000; mar
ket. slow and &c lower; mixed and
butchers. ss;s59 sac; good heavy. 3s.l5
$3.50; pigs, s5Gss5. Cattle: Receipts,
$1,000: market slow and steady; beeves,
1886 OIL; cows and heifers, $500
ais; stockers and feeders. S5.4o4e36;
sheep: Receipts. 10000: market. steady
to 10c lower; native. Sts5 70 IS; west
ern, s5.l0@5.70; lambs, S6.t007.80;
western. $6.60Q7.90.
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BuTrER AND eggs.

27c; dairy. 21c; packing stock. 20hc
per lb.
E@gs--Fresh receipts. cases included,
frsts, 24c:. current receipts, 22hc per
doz. Receipts, s42 cases.
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

|HICAGO. Sept. 23.-Opening =
|eat. September inactive: December
|xc; May down nc. Corn: .septem-
Inactive; December down &c; May
&c aomn on,s seIsemner nsN as inacf,re; Pre
Ions: Easier.
toon---wheat: September. down 1sc;
3ember. up nc: May, up nc. Corn
|tember, steady: December. steady;
y. up nc. Oats: September. steady:
(ember,. steady; May down 1sc.
1ose--Wheat: September up &c;
|ember up &c: May up 1hc. Corn:
tember down NC: December up &c;
up NC. Oats: September up sc;
|ember up sc; May steady. Pro-
pms: Steady to higher.
The Detroit times., 1914-09-24
JoBnrNG pvvCrs.

$50: baked beans. lib. 50 3 500; Lam.
si;io; standard, soe. Table Sssts: ii g
ssanSar Psss g. SsRsI ssnsy ss,y suns s.insa ss,
reds. ti.75; Alaska pinks. }isS. Toma.
es .ftsd ssossai saaiy Pune June .s ss1ss -,
Feed..y oeSing price, in 100 .lb. saok,,
niddins. ,ss srscRsS eoaS .on: on:
ns S,ssSsSlas Sas M prices: PFC :o s.., M,eAlsas
Dassn :4sHh, Sas @ psSs ,sssna "a. D;sssn ss sn;
Hardware-Nails.s sI.s5 case; anneaI.
sa sr. e.ss psnss airsSS ssrs.a s.sSss .,ss
point, zoe; safvanissd shsstA "a
$50: q gauge: ssis. 50 sauss. ssas:
nss sasE sheet ss srVnssS ss.s and rsnaS
is saas. - s :s1e c.1Giasa e o.. .nsii mali
and Saa Machine s:rs soss Ha n small .a' IS
!, rreyi.ies:-Msss pork. ss4.sSi fam.
Smoked a ksSa sam. flsai sssSk Srs, ggs
iass: sS,asri ssson. isa senlf iara Sams 4
tisssss sstte ds,,S 5snSsrsa We II
Edgar q sons: Crystal dominoes, i-Ib.
HI5o; .S-lb., .t1i;. easfe tablets, 1850;
Sss. Sss M .,ssds:a sSSs po9a.r.a as. ss
granulated extra coarse, 1SlO; fns In
bulk, IS; 26-lb. cottons, Ss.OS; crystal
saRino SSraons fiTan in Cases. iS and dc sIS
ino; gran. hf cases, is.io; diamond A.
ySlQ; confectionery A, S7.96; No. 4.
'$1ge; No, s. s7,ss; No. q. $50; No. Z.
;ass No No. Il. % $50 M No. = - ~ sisS; 49, No. iO
l3. T.t5; No. IA. t7.45: No. iS, $7.is;
non. .caking mixture. Ss.76; best granu-
lated, s7so; household powd. IL. Ss to
The Detroit times., 1914-09-24
HURLBUT AVE.

NEAR GoETHE--Mighty fine rooms
and. bath, strictly modern. st,200.
Terms KALI, 1893 Majestic bldg.
Cadillac 2S22
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Job Printing Done Right. Time
Printing Co.. 13 John R.-st.
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or sALE-FARMs.
MY FALL LIST OF FARMS

All nshing equipments; direct on the
DstrSit- Chicago turnpike; consists
10 acres In the village OF Milling
ton, Mich: fine house. splendid To-
cation; lots OF fruit. Here 10 q
chance for an independent life.
WIN exchange this for home In De-
troit or viii sell on reasonable
terms.
Port iMfuso Huron. 'As am n0uOss otisrins G thi:
good land: lots Of fruit Someone
20 acres near Mt Clemens. viii
sell or trade this for any good rent
Ing property In Detroit or Mt.
Clemens.
100 acres, fine farm and good build
ings. A very healthy location. This
farm was never rented; owner clear
ed Il 30 years ago; land IL In excel
500 cash will handle this
The Detroit times., 1914-09-24

Job Printing r,oae Right. Tfnes
Printing Co. IS John R-st
The Detroit times., 1914-09-24

GARDEN TRUCK FARMS,
COUNTRY HOMES OR
CHICKEN FARMS
On and very near the Gratiot car
line. Anything you want, vacant or
improved. Just call me and md out
all about them.
so acres. one mile from the D.. J. c..
electric railroad; less than Is miles
from Detroit city hall: all fine roads,
See me on this at once IL you are
looking for a real farm
When writing for list mention
about what you want In farm,
then I have a chance OF selecting q
list that Will appeal to you.
LESLIE McADAMS
SO Tuscola, Detroit. Phone Grand
1895. Michigan's land and farm man.
The Detroit times., 1914-09-24
MARKETS and FINANCE
PRODUCE sfARKET

Commission men reported moder-
ately active mid-week market with
supplies generally ample and nc spe-
ciai features. The butter market was
cent lower yesterday. but eggs and
poultry are steady. with slight,
firmer tone to the latter market on q
better demand. Receipts or peaches
from the islands were about as usual
but there were number or cars Of
western fruit on the tracks and the de:
grapes are offerlng freely. but pear.
are inclined to do little better and
plums are scarce.
Appiss,,-ssw. sS@boo per bu-; si.as0
ssnanu.--0ood shippins stock. eLss
Besrs~pried iimas. ~ wsc per ID /;
SssSSiS,ssss.w.slsi SsSiS,sss.sljssi pcsGs cGiisi isi Doc Per ON
Celery = Miehisan. large. so0iss;
'%s, cs:..wSoias.a .0gwasSS ass S01 sr.e... M,enis.a
iimburger. iaM 0IsNc; domestic swiss
hoSns %fRS.tsa dsisss s isgishe 0n Is
per box; peashes. Si0I.as per boz
pears ssss0fso p per s, boz osr !.
SAeDaRRsSsvAw " " w AfSs 49,
s0sMc ib.; Dromedary. $3.50 case.
Drs.sea Caive.-Fancy. is0lso; COM
Fresh Vesessslss - Green peppera
e5076c per bu.; green onions, l2hc per
gre green m corn, home. grown. sS0ioc per
sack: wax beans homegrown. I5c GU.
tomatoes, 500 soc bu.; lettuce. 10000
sn.; ss.; spinach: 7ss per e1;; parsley 2og g
GI.p..zc coneord.. iaeIse; Niasaras
isgl7e. Delaware $4,000 per s-ib.
hsasy.F Fancy whies. new. iSQles;
H.s.-Dstroit shippers are paying the
lots. I. Q. 5. Detroit: No. timethy.
No. timothy ii. sssa'SS; 70: mia:S:
ana "a. STRAW. Txs ss5sy s.l sGSs .Sn
green hidea isc: No. j cured bulls
aaisa asf No Veal so oS Mo- 0s SS:.l so Yea.
ZIP. iae: No: cured %ursain. isa; Nc
isfs Il. NS; S i s SSTsss s.;sS: 10 "a so.:sa "a
Lssos.-caiifornia. ,s.so0s per boz
MItSaiae MeIos.ykSefy Is1 rords. So 7son case;
Usage, 1904 per bu.
MushrOoms--soV " sVe ger In
oranges--california vaisncias. Ss.ts
W4 per box.
Oaioss~indiana. s,9l.ss per ioo-lh
sack; spanish, 80 per bu.
PearsrBartlett. si.50@L75; ordinary
76Q$l.00 per bu.
Pisms-Si q l.2s per basket
VI per bu.
Potatoes srsey cobbisrs. $3.50
2.sO per sack; Michigan. yl.76Q l.s0 per
sack; In car lots. sacked. e507oc pc
Poultry-springs. loo; live hens, l6c;
NO. z. l2Wl4c; old roosters, IL 012c;
geese. ,ioc; ducks. i4Ql5c: turkeys. lS
Sweet Potatoes--Virginia, S2.75 per
66I, VI per bu.; Jerseys. 1915 per bbl.;
$l.40 per bu.
CT ate.
The Detroit times., 1914-09-24
SI6 FREE PRESS BLDG.
NEW HOME. S3 100000

NEW IIOMI, PO,fOV.VU
Two-story, rooms and bath, hardwood
floors. furnace. electric light, full
Mack on paved street About $500
down. balance easy. This In the best
buy on the east side.
REAL BUNGALOW
Sz~Surn-ave.. near Mack--Steam
heat, beamed ceiling In dining room.
decorated throughout also garage.
Price $4,000: s1,400 down: VIII take
lot as part payment down.
6-FAMILY
Solid brick, 9 rooms each: rents for
oyer $3.50. Price $500: terms.
KIRBY -SORGE- FEI1SKE COMPANY.
1417-ls Dime Bank Bldg. Main 27s
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Sl.OOO DOWN

Price $4,000, fiat. brick veneer. rents
1855 n year. See
WALTER Z. DERRY
sos whitney Bldg Cad. 5sOi.
The Detroit times., 1914-09-24
STEELE BROS.

30 acres, Oakland county, near Grand
River. Fine clay soil. 1o.-room house.
II desired, so acres IL miles out
Grand River, fair buildings. good
soil Price right. 20 acres, miles
SS. on .scS .0a sGSa acres suS Out
Misn.sAHIsSs SaSn. sSe onfy E00ss sssoc 0i down
acres with house. one mile from car.
out Gratiot. cheap. so acres west of
and soil. Only $500, easy payments.
"A acres with buildings, near Bell.
acres good buildings. near Farming
ton. $4,000. Come to us. Auto SER
siS1' ose EREE PRESS RIDG
The Detroit times., 1914-09-24
WEST SIDE

WEST SIDE
Inglis. near Ferndale---New 2-nat
strictly modern throughout. $500;
$500 down.
Central, near Ferndale-New brick
veneer 2-fiat, pressed brick front. b
rooms and bath each: full basement
separate furnaces, oak floors ana
finish throughout $500 down.
Labrosse, near Eighth room
50xl50 lot. $500: $500 down.
KIRBY -SORGE- -FEI.SKE COMPANY.
1417-1S Dime Bank Bldg Main 211.
The Detroit times., 1914-09-24

NEW MODERN seven-room house.
near Ford factory: full basement,
furnace, electric lights, hardwood
rao-.. sn.n r, lhn casv terms.
l4l7-1s Dime Bank Bldg. Main e77.
WRITE ME just what you want In the
farm line. i have hne list that must
be sold. Leslie McAdams. So Tusco-
last. Detroit.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-30

Interesting Series cf Tests Con-
Quoted IN 0iliA
oeAas Advanasss 0sInsd w sprzyiaa
fsr might u CONSISTENTLY sho~sl
,--Tubsrs Hses psastsd Lsssi
ard In Ridges

A weFT iateresting series ~ tesks h
potato growing In Ohio, show csa-
elusiveiy that great advantage ID % be
gained By spraying Tor blight. In four
wet years. whom blight 10 usually
sevsre. out II n comparisons of 50
feet Of sprayed vines with, the ssorfs
spondinE ansprayed vines. the sprayed
lots gave . greater yield. Ths aver
ages for the four years Of these
sprayed and .nsprayed potatoes give
IN average increase OF about ~ par
cent. In every one OF the years. the
spraying. theoretically. much more
than paid tor itself.
The Bordeaux ta--4-5o formnia)
spraying was done three times. the
first being about the middle OF July.
the last about the nrst Of September.
All OF the potatoes were sprayed for
insects 30 90 to make the conditions
the same 30 far a. insect injury vas
concerned. The potatoes were planted
level and in ridges. The Increased
yield Of the potatoes was not only due
to Increased aumbers OF marketable
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-30
CHILDREN Love
SYRUP Of FIGS.
II u cruel 10 torcs nanseatlne.
harsh physic Into y
sick child.

Lock bach at ycur ehlldhocd dayA
nsnsmAss the 'dose- mether in*isEed
en--e~sssr oil. calomel. cashasstcs,
Hen ron hated them. hov Yea fosGAs
axlainst taking them.
With cur cAildrvn its dfferenI
ho.Asrs who cling 10 the Old fora q
pAysic simply doAt realise what thsy
H. The cAndreAs revolt h weli-fuund-
q. Their tender little '.insides" are
Injured BY them.
II year cAtlds stomach. liver aud
bowels need cleansing. give only Dali
etous california; Syrup Of FiEs.~ tn
action 10 positive bat Seatie Millicns
OF mothers keep thla harmless ''fruit
laxative handy; thay know chlidren
lore to take II: that II never fails 10
clean the liver ana bowels ana swest-
en- the stomach. aad that . teasreonfai
given today saves y sick child tcmor>
rev.
AK at the store for se-cent bottle
Of California Syrup Of rss" which
has full directions Cor babies, children
IT ell ages and for Erownups plainly
% each bottle. Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-30
SEASONS TO DESTROY WORMS
Peach and Apple Tree Borer May as
Best Eradieated In the Fall or
Early In the Spring.

The TALL and early spring is the two
best seasons for destroying these
worms. II not killed they win In q
year or two completely egirdle, and
thus destroy the tree The most ef-
fectual method TO destroy them la to
dig away the earth from around the
base OF each tree to the depth OF six
or eight inches. scrape the bark. clean
and insert the end OF q wire into their
burrow and kill them.
II tho worm cannot be found use
a sharp pointed knife and cut a narrow
strip OF the bark lengthwise OF tho
trunk; he may usually be found just
inside the bark Examine each tree
closely. kill them, then rub In rosin
soap 10 I'LL up the wound.
The same means should b. taken
against the peach tree grub.
After the trees are wormed and
dug around pack about one peck Of
wood or coal ashes around the base
OF each tree and allow this to remain
until late In the summer. This pre-
vents the beetles from depositing
their eggs in the soft bark at the sur
face OF the ground, the place usually
selected. The fall In the best time to
scrape the green moss on the trunk
and larger limbs. A short-handled hoe,
ground sharp. is an excellent little
scraper The young green bark should
not be injured. After .scraping wash
the larger limbs and trunk OF each
tree with warm water and soft soap.
Hard wood ashes may be used instead
OF soap, IL ashes cannot be had to
pack around the trees, use Stacked
lime.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-30
cupid as the South Pole.

There seems no doubt that Cupid In
a, the south pole. The tragedy Of the
Scott expedition has been followed By
a perfect epidemic OF marriages and
engagements among the survivors Six
or seven Of the naval petty ofncers and
men OF the Terra Nova have been mar.
ried. and quite number Of others have
become engaged since their return
from the polar expedition.
The navy has not been the only saf.
terer. The biologist Of the sxpedition.
Mr. Nelson. married recently and Mr..
DRAKE. the secretary. was bsst man.
Then again Commander BrSc~. Lady
scott's brother. has married Miss Boot.
the best man being Lieutenant Rem
wick. also Of the Antarctic. This was
. naval wedding In the chcial sense
and took place In London. liverpool
Courier,