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The Detroit times., 1915-11-11
Births
BOYS.

Joseph Main. W Russelist.: VIM
stanton. Providence hospital; Jacob
Cohns. Proyidencs hospital; Edwin
e.. Lewis. 151 Tuscoia-st.; joe kopro.
waldo st Louis Danelvits. 400 owen
st.; John Edgar WILDER. 80 .Roose.
veit-ave.: Domenico vettroino. go
hlopells-st.; VIM: Yambnrsky, iisS
Janciion-svs.; John Forma. sas Till-
ave-; Nathan Garland. Harper hos
pitai: svetosar Lasit. t6i Theodore
ave; Nectar Van Hooran, 5ia ssy-
burn.ave.; Henry c. Daley. 2l2 w:
Phiiadsiphia; Eugene Engeis. 1897
Fisher ave; Louis wojkiswnc,' sss s
Nisxandria:ave. T. Lorens ciobrsn,
sSs Russsli-st.: Frank Latos. fI4
Mitcheli-ave.; George sand. s3s T.
Warren nave; Albion Dufck. 2ls2 w
st.: Anthony Karpinski. sci Il, Alex
antiria-ave.; Harvey David scott, Wo.
mans hospital: Raraeli capaldi. "a
Iliinois-ave.: Gustave Il. Arise. 33l
Giover.ave.; Adam KuImocxeski, 81:
Williams Anthony Wilarski. $40
Theodore-st; Homer X. Williams
Providence hospital: John schustcr.
In9ersoli-st.; Ray q. Beechier. is2
Hurlbut-st.
GIRLS.
zygnant Arancx, 49, Harper.-ave.
Etanislaw Bogumii. 50 Puiaskl-st'
rrsnn h;S a4r,s.,ss FArss.
Chas West. ?13 Van Dykc-ave., Wal
ter Nelson. $50 sherman-st.: Fred
erick Brosky. 1885 Parker-aNe.; An
Joseph Boston. sos Lorsine-aye.: John
J.. Pomeroy. III w. Aiexandris- ave. !;
VIM. Merna. 20 GiibeI. ave; Fred
Rutzks, ST. Herbert-st.; Leo Henry
9 9sIsiy, s1 sss Hsl ss"s,: charles Il
t~ggett. 55t ~. clair-ave,: John y.
Flaherty. i6s Belmoat-ave.: Wesley
q. Baker. as Seventeenth-st: Ills
Hato. as? south;st.: Joe Rovses, s sss
ioo.st: MARGIN Nowicki. 1871 Jos.
Campau-ave.: Norman j. Crgvhart'
cist Michigan-ave.: Antony Mlo'ou-
Dawson, s4s Ruchsnan-st.. Frank
Petreila. 7B Mt Elliott-st.; Robt.
Savage. womans hospital; Louis En-
ten; Womans hospital: John nr Poea ,sss
Seminole ave: Joseph a. Kurtx.
Providence hospital: rerry. W: Mat
thews. Providence hospital; Rex X
Moore. Providence hospital , n Jonn Al
Richard ". Murphy. 81. clsrk;aye.
Frank Miller. go warren-ave.: James
Roberts. woman's hospital: stephen
iapiae. Sc shipperd-st., Albert Bzdqk.
aa3 Mitcheli-ave.: Kostancy Banas-
zewski. sI4 warren-ave. H.: IgDace
Rranlxcwski. a3 Hsncock-ave. T.:
leonard wieszchein, $40 Alexandria
ave f.: J. L. Aikenheard, 152 Clair.
m0unt-ave.: Kaxmierx Barcha. 1913
Alexandrta-ave.: Ian Kruzmanski.
ia Dubois-st.: z, he's. T.. Walsh. 1854
y. Forrest; Ray Hilborn. 1857 Cen
tral-ave.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-11
FOR SALE-FARNs
SALE OR EXCHANGE

SALE OR EXCHANGE
Grocery and dairy land. $40 acres
choicest cutover hardwood, Altoona
county. near good shipping town
and Hubbard lake community:
good timber for building. shade
and fuel finest soil. luxuriant tim
othy and clover meadow. spring.
abundance Of wild fruit. including
cranberries. huckleberries and
Strawberries; 10 acres plowed. bal
ance ready for plow. trout streams.
inland lakes and deer nearby; no
buildings but lumber shacks; beau
dairy and stock farm; adjoining
lands selling for SIS and $40. Also
hrst class stock groceries. meats.
canned goods. baked goods. con-
fectionery. tobacco and produce.
and fixtures; brick store. with
apartment. basement and steam
heat. rent only S25: good class Of
trade and business: owner an In
valid. prefers to keep half of land.
but will let all go to make deal;
price $4,000: will take good i'm
proved In or around Detroit.
so ACRES. near Gaylord and cele-
brated Five lakes; mile from rail-
road siding. heavy sand loan;
good house. big barn. good build
ings and roads, some fruit, 8 acres
ness: price $4,000; also 40 acres
with beautiful beach, unimproved
on Five lakes, $500; exchange for
house and lot or property near De-
troit.
Charles Engelhard. 423 Moffat Block
Cherry SOIL
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Livestock.
EAST ntrrrALO LIVE sTOCK

EAST BUFFALO, N Y. Nov. Ii
Cattle: Receipts. 1000; market, fair
3: butcher grades, ss'5o@saS: cows,
s250m6.50 Calves: Receipts, $50:
market. active, Csc higher; Gull to
choice, S4.500i2. Sheep and lambs:
Receipts $500: market, slow, 10m25c
fair. s5.50Gs.70; yearlings. s6G7.50;
sheep. S2G625. Hogs: Receipts. 5000
market. active, 10d15c lower; york.
ers, Ss7Sa7.lo; pigs. $3.50; mixed
SsGsl0; stays, Sb60d57B
The Detroit times., 1915-11-11
ORDERS WOMEN
TO LEAVE CITY

Filming disorderly women II not
cleaning Detroits streets of nndesir-
ables. in the opinion Of Police Jus
tice Matthew Carney. and. accord
inrly. the justice, Thursday morn
ing, instructed Is women. mostly
Negresses. to leave the city before
night or they would be brought In
and sent to the House Of Correction
for six months.
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ember. lI0iac Ia; sxu acted. sosc
~. ;S,ioDsr Yt.: :s' BE- ... :yi:
! timothy, Sisois; siandsrs timcthy.
siI0is: light mixed. ?i19lsi 10. g
ii Il: No. misS.a. LOT ~; No .i' eieS sy
and nSSy o.t .t ia SsSt % Der ton. '
:.s..ITss;dSY.iito PEI 'ox.
sssAree.s-st6 Zoe ID.
Nufn--Californta Walnuts. 17h0
sesi ai s,Sa t1kgase: sras!is ~
Sc iS hickory nSt. ::Ssl Rss1n IL;
Osssses-valencias. sS.se0s per
:. oa..-.-,l.1s per loo-ib. sack.
Pears--kisfers. 6s@50c.
rineepsIes-et@4.s0 per crate:
e Petssees.-Minnesyta. early ohios.
H sis siss R sSasse s Sss ss per ''
Posltry-springs. l2@13c; ieghorns
and light weights. i0qllc; heavy
hens ,,a. iihgise; medium hens log
geese gee; NO gse dS SSs.sr' i.SHi sss
spring turkeys. 1000; old turkeys,
sweet Pes.sees Jerseys. 9oeGM
per p,p,a hsm.g ps ssi n.s per bDi.' vir-
JCDDBNG PRlCG4
n. Beams Beans i:s rs s- csis. o2 ..ss
Maine. $40; standard: sye. Table
Toe ssimSn a sSctey. u AN s Ss.sa; az,
pinSs. 81. TomaiooS si.is. Marrow.
e. S';i june q. :sssS'y =. !u %. '' ''f''A
sacks: Bran. ssg; Standard middlias.,
s26; One middiings. $40; cracked
e' Ei:.sJobbins prices. Best n n,s sSn
3s.To; straight. IS, 40: pur. rye. $3.50;
spring patent. $3.50 per bbl In paper
H.rSware-Nsus. Sos ksg base;
per spool. saiysn,ssa sn.ss.. ii.
sasss ssSS: ; -sS:s:: sss e: e:
q: scuti: Sts ts:ss per ss Goa. e' s a.si
s.ss metal y :ne xa a..aaE sss! ass
gnaye. ys.l0 per cwl; rrisss boits
snail. 7tc. 10 and s on; large, 7os
An a,S.s@No. ! cured hid hides. IL isc a''i No
/ green hides. lie; No. 2 cured bulls
| lac; No. I green bulls. lie: No.
cured veal kip. zoe: No. green YEA
kip. 1sc; No. 1 cured murrain, l5c; No
! green murrain. 20c; No. cured calf
aOc: No. l green calf. Ice; No. ] horse
hides. 81; No. horse hides. 80: No
l tallow. SIZE: No; taliow. 6hc; No
2 hides, 1c on; No. . kip and calf
lhc on a. s n e - Gas to amount Of
Detroit Oii-Raw linsesd oil, csc
boiled linseed. SIC gal. In barrel lots
Kerosene Tank wagon or Iron bar
rels: Diamond headlight. 10.2c; per.
lection. 10;5c; palactne. 1:.1: red
lily. 1850; clear sacks. 1850 q 10. 50
smoked hama Sole; picnic hams
llh Gl2c; bacon, ts01ec; lard. n
tierces exc; kettle rendered. ioNe
per lb.
saxar-Corrected daily by 4. H.
Edgar q Son: Crystal dominoss, GLIB.
:ssssss S cut ' loaf s7st cubes. a ssso
xxx powdered. $3.50; standard
powdered. s6.55; granulated. extra
coarse. seas; granulated. fine. in
bulk. $6.15: graduated. 25-lb. cot
tons. $3.50: crystal domino gran, =
lb. and BIB. cartons, in cases. s6.45;
crystal domino, gran, HF cases
1855; diamond A, $6.25: confection.
No. 8. 1885; No. Z. $500; No. 8. ss.ss;
No. IL. 1855; No. IS. $3.50; No. IL
$3.50; No. Is. $3.50: -caking mix
ture, 81; beet graduated. 1896 per
I 90 lbs: household powd., is, "a tc
| case, $l.s5; do, IS to :-e. $3.50 pei
case.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-11
UNION STOCK YARDS.

UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO,
Nov. l1.--Hogs: Receipts. $4,000:
market, Toe lower; mixed and butch
ers. ss.I0a7. 20; good heavy, $3.50
1855 a S's5; pigs, sa.iSGs Cattle: Re.
ceipts. 5000; market. steady; beeves.
$40: Texans. e6.70d7.1o; calves, IS 30
610.15. sheep: Receipts. 12,000t
market. l0@15c lower. native, S5.s5T
s.ss; western. .&egsso; lambs, $40
The Detroit times., 1915-11-11

The following nrmo arc III.
reilly : Co. dses - SS
Emmet L sprsSues .. 1ES
9 Co. A. w. Wallace = ca
Rose q Co. WM. .. Meer y 4
4 HciaugHlsn. =. Z. rsteeiE IS
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAQO. Nov. ll.--Op00lnW
SC. Corn: Dscsmbsr. down T ~:
up NC. Oats: December, n
May. up &c. Provisions: Sto6aJs
Noon--Wheat: Decsmb Der. ~ N
May. up hc. Corn: DecembSt. +
changed; May. down kc. OAtss
cember. unchanged: May. down XG
down Nc: May down &c. Data;
cember NC; May down Sc. ~
visions: Higher. g'
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cHICAGo RUT.TER MARkET.

,rs SnI sss r.t soy dairy Elk
tras. 2sSa7he; grsts;. ssa asth..
3oS sotc. Cheese: Twins. 14% disc;
SSo oa Fowls. isHSisHc; ducks.
i2@i3hc: geese, 13013hc; springs,
i2c; turks, 1sa2ec. Potatoes: Wis
consin. $50 5sc; Minnesota. asa 5sc.
New potatoes: Receipts IS cars
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CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK.

CLEVELAND. Nov. 11.-Hoss: Re-
ceipts, 1000; sal lower; workers..
mixed and mediums. ss.55gs.fb; pigs.
s6.35. roughs. 80; stays, $b:25. Cat
tie Receipts. s cars; weak. sheep
and lambs: Receipts. Is cars; 10 q 2bc
ceipts. $50: steady; top, S1l.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-11

Alssss-choies. Ss0sse, per Dbl L.
box apples. Si:5E9s .s5 per boz;
a,sSa PSF sss Cha. ,xeso H.
GS::ss,sss:s:si.is 5 psS spHY. Per ou.
CHessS- -Michiqan nats, is4Is%e:
New York. isk @i1c; ,yh,.sxs .sg e1iS
i!4iSkSi i.H 4 lSM S @isSS harm. 0 iso
tekc: daisics. 1s0lske per 10;
cstnuts-Spanish, l1012c 10.
CQ11fOpnIa Fruits-0rapes Maianas J,
emperor. j1.sSoi.1o per boz: >. 49,,
CsaabepSSeo-Caps Gods. $50 pe'
ID - Gspves.-Fs-oy. IsM61ici
COMMON. tSSisMe PER 10.
TveSS vSssScSsss-Dests keCseec
bu;. green psppsrs. $3.50 0s.eo Per
hesket crate, e0c per basket, raaisns s.
40 Soo per dos: lettuce. sesc pc,
hot house si.SSiss per dos: not =
house tomatoes. 1B0isc lb.; carrots
60 = CSC bu: head lettuce. si.2s6 Leo;
sssss:: tsessS! srs.n Deans. 'ae'.''
CssSss concords. s-ib. baskets, IL
QDe; ponies. isc; catawos ponies
80 1rust--o4.seOS per crate:
0e0ov-eaney whieA esws isoisc'
The Detroit times., 1915-11-11
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. Nov. ll.--close--Broom
halts report on the foreign situation
WA, ,b suilisn and 90 was the weather her
opening was bullish and there was
an early advance.
The condition Of winter wheat In
this country IL attracting attention
crop got this fall. Weather was too
wet and the acreage was greatly re-
ducsd because the farmers could not
get on the ground. Since seeding
general outlook for the crop is far
from favorable. This IL also increas-
Ing trouble owing to the car scarcity.
Toledo has q million bushels Of
wAsst ;oa fTs e . t snS no /. ': s
fecting shipments at other important
points.
The northwest has rain on both
sides Of the international line and
Minneapolis and Duluth are sS7 cars
short OF a week ago In receipts and
there is falling OF at winnipeg Of
727 cars. which 10 charged up to bad
ing kindly to this advance. They
feel that il comes at time whom
the natural drift Of prices should be
dictate heavy accumulations in the
near future. exactly the condition
bears had been waiting for. But
enough Of them Sssam. sisrn.d 70 70
chance for decline was ruined.
Cash business here is slow. but
%1g demand ana nGsiss ~ sssf
10 heavy: At the same time export
buying shows good deal OF activity
and there is enough investment buy
ing to hold the market hrm. The
short interest is believed TO be heavy.
Wheat had some small fluctuations
and closed with prices unchanged.
Rye declined 1c.
Wheat auotations-cash No. ; red.
advance advance Of Se at ,i DPsns sdvsnssa 70
N.15A. declined to 3i.14&.. advanced
to sis and closed At 81 .14A: MAY
sGsa.d. At q ,11SHs decl, lin 2 alls.
81 is; No. white. s1.osh.
Coarse grain auotatlons--corn
Cash No. 9. s7Mc; No. . yellow. esMc.
Oats--Standard. 40c; No. white.
ssc No. white. ss0ss1sc; sample.
kye--cash No 2, si.oo; No. 8. CSC.
shipment. $40; November. $3.50; De-
se cleser. ss, prime spot. december
and March, sii.so; prime aisike. tfo.-
| 90
Timothy-Prime spot. 1886.
Receipts IN the Detroit market
| cars OF wheat. 1 OF corn. Ia OF oats,
of rye and OF hay. Shipments were
| 2,0o0 bbls OF flour, 5000 bushels OF
wheat. 1900 bushels OF oats and s.
| 900 bushels of rye. Stocks are $3.50.
| 500 bushels of whea 1900 bushels
of corn. 264.5O0 bushels of oats and
| $4,000 bushels of rye.
Exports of wheat and -four Thurs
day, 1,2S6,00O bushels.
Receipts of wheat Thursday-Du-
luth. 675 cars. against 3ss a year ago;
Minneapolis, 500 cars. against 2Ss
Winnipeg, 1.216 cars. against $50;
Chicago, 1853 cars. against Ala; south
west. 100000 bushels. against 4ss.o00
bushels.
Primary wheat receipts were 3.051,-
900 bushels. against 2,157,000 bushels
a year ago.
TOLEDO. o., Nov. 1f.--Wheat: Cash
$1.14h December. t115h: May, $1.17.
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NEW YORK. MONEY MARkEr.

NEW YORK. Nov. ll.-Money on
call ~ per cent; time money. ga
per cent for elk months. mercantile
paper. per cent. Bar silver: Lon
don. 2fN pence; Do. New York. 5ohc.
Demand sterling: s<.s6h.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-11
NEW YORK RUTTER AND EGGS.

NEW YORK, Nov. 11.-Butter:
err extra. 30kc; state dairy tubs, 20
a sec: imittion creamery frsts. asa
24c: special. 81 " m32c. Eggs: Firm;
receipts. $3.50; nearby white fancy, SIS
fresh firsts. 32642c.
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RITTER Ann EGGs.

Butter-Creamery, extras, 29c;
frsts. 22c; diary. 21c; packing stock.
19c per lib.
Eggs-Fresh receipts, cases includ-
ed, candled, sic; current receipts, soc
per dozen. Receipts Thursday, 1,I97
cases.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-11

Cash ~ith order, u ehas sea 70 .
=. -! s.s :s.: :l.s:s.: e
~ SbeSSs sssss sSeiy % III s.ass,:
ssS az sSs plecsdtpe MY NslS,s
aa5 6cesinS Nosiese MinlTsm
rkasgs. Csc 1er s. verde Q. leae oyss
- words ene-aac -ons-thtrd carts sos
earn exte7 Wor6
The Detroit times., 1915-11-11
TOJ.rDO LIVE STOCK.

TOLEDO, Nov. 1f.-Hogs: Receipts
1000: market. 100 csc lower; heavies
ers. ssassO; good pigs. ss6s3S
Calves: Market, slow. Sheep ant
lambs: Market. steady.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-11

COM lass -
Detroit Cyeoz1nGrx ~ 4 y IA
Detroit Edloo1 Co /. !,
bet. lroD = 0eQo9 0os .s]
Do pgo1ogpo4 . Z, = IA
Diet. valve = NJ, n z { ~
GENERAL Notoe4 O. AZ
Do. pte9oere6 ~ t.
Holland 81. n o(1uQe !. n
IT0ss f W,...i ~
DO, pfof6Prod ,s..sS
MAXWELL Motor Co q
Do. lst prolofyo4
Do. 1nd pro4eSpo4
Mexican Crude Rub. 90.
Mich. state .'eL Qossss
Michigan sugar CO
DO. prsferfe9. . I .- Y,
Miles, OotrOle fho4t4r \, Il
Minnesota sugar o.
Do, prefeero4 .sssssx
Do. preferred
Pacific 0as = Electric
Do. preferred ...s
Packard Motor Co. q
Paige Detroit Motor c.
Parke, Davis = Co. d
REQ Motor Car Co. ..,.
REQ Motor Truck Co. =.
Rep. Ry. = Il Co. $3.50
DO. preferred ....se4 "A
Scotch Dillon Co. $685..
Sout. Calf. IA. I'd.
Stud e baker Corp. y
DO. preferred ...-.. J
Towar's Cyoamery ....
Trussed Concrete Co n
Do, preferred ...s.e
White Star Lane. ..-ss "a
Wolverine Portland Ce q
Dan1ks anA 1suge g.
Americas 0tate. .....
Central oAwlno1 ss.s.s
Detroit SAVINGS. ....... II
Dime Savings. .........
| First = Old Oct NATL. 4
0orman-Amoe1cA1 49,.
Highland HAyk Qtaeo y
Merchants 1gatienal Z.
NATL. bank Of Cen. $50 !
PoninoulGr state =
Peoples stats. 1885,.
United oavlnEo Bank. !
Wayne County Home. .
! Detroit Trust CO. 80. 9
Security Trust Co,
Union Trust Co. ]
| Ger. Amer. + = r. Co. !
The Detroit times., 1915-11-11

Nearly one-third Of the entire sur
face Of the globe 10 covered BY the
Pacific ocean.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-11
MOrtuary

FECTUAU--Nov. 10. 1913. Joseph NJ.
relictS Of the late Mary Fecteau,
father OF Mrs John DaiGle. George,
Louis and John Fecteau. Funeral
at s:is and Holy Redeemer church
at 10.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-11
H0RNBL0vvE|l
WEEKS

New York Stool Exehal
Boston Stoek BxshanGe
Chicago Steek ExehaQ
Specialists in Moor CT
per and other shart
J. J. HAYES, HI
"a - !!
The Detroit times., 1915-11-11

Receipts OF poultry were heavy
this morning. and while there vas
ducks and turkeys were all hrm the
market for hens was weak. Retail
dealers were not I'm the market Tor
hens at all. and as dressers were IN
different and the receipts ran largely
TO hens X was a question of lower
prices or carrying a big bunch OF
stun over Butter. eggs and cheese
are all Arm at steady prices. ana
potatoes are unchanged pending the
Cleaning up OF recent heavy receipts.
Another advance In sugar prices was
reported this morning. As for the
rest the market was normally active
and ruled steady.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-11

TOLEDO. o., Nov. 1f.--wheat: Cash
S1.14s: December. $1.15Is; May. $1.17.
Corn: Cash, 6Shc; December. 61Mc;
May, 64%c. Oats: Cash. seMc: De-
cember, Ale: May. 41hc. Rye: Cash.
sf.01h. Cloverseed: Cash. $1l.95;
December, 1890: February. 312.10'
March. s1l.s5. Alsike: December.
$1035. Timothy: Prime and Feb
r pr,r ssSS; March, ss;;1ofn Butter
cry. 29h a. acc. Eggs: Fresh candled.
ale: selects, 37c; storage, 26G csc.
Hay: s176$lS.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-11

el7& FOR MASON Upright Piano
beautiful Hungarian walnut: larg-
est size; hand-cerved panels: full.
derful value; small payments Act
at once. GRINNELL BROS, 24s
woodward.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-11

SPECIAL BARGAIN--Sanctu
6eraphino model, with slightly dam
aged top; beautiful framed maple
one-piece back; golden amber var
nish: ebony trimmed gold settings
In pegs: excellent tone: profession
nj bow with leather grip: In Brad
lar SIS value. This weeks big bar
gain at SIS. Sensational value. and
special easy weekly payments.
GRINNELL BROS. Branch. 81 Mon
roe.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-11

Try Oesnn FtorAi Dssvsse.
FLOWERS for Everybody"
The I. Hemo Floral Company.
Abort Pocnclos.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-06-29
To Women Who overwork.

Thousands of American women IN
our homes are daily sacrificing their
lives to duty. In oroer to keep the
home neat and attractive, the children
well dressed and tidy, women overdo
Soon a weakness Or displacement is
brought on and they suffer In silence
drifting along form had to worse. For
forty years LyoIa f. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound has proved boon
and a blessing TO women in this con
dition, by restoring their systems to
a normal healthy condition. Why
don't you try it?
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-06-29
NsIahborina Flats.
M0Qal
TE51SD7

"See here. my friend, why do you
always ring my bell when YOU come
hoI.e soused late at night?'
Its this way, Old fellow My wife
won't jaw ME If she hears you moving
about. "-Kausas City Journal.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-06-29

me worlds wheat crop for 1915 stf-
passed the 4,000,000,000 bushel mark
for the first time in the history Gf the
production of the cereal. The produc-
ton, according to reports received by
the federal department of agriculture,
was 4,125,65S, 900 This is yield of
29S 900 bushels more than for the
preceding year.
The spelling Of the silage that ID left
after the winter feeding is over and
which 1t is desired to carry through
the summer may be reduced consider
ably if the silage Is tramped down
| thoroughly and barrel of salt scat
tered over the surface. If the surface
of the silage seems too dry, water
should be supplied before the salt is
put on
The grapevines may be pruned any
time before the sap starts. In the
large vineyards of the west very heavy
pruning is followed, merely the stub
and three or four shoots of the previ-
Gus years growth being left. Such a
pruning looks almost like sacrilege
from the standpoint of appearance,
but it superinduces maximum
amount of new growth and the pro-
duction of the largest amount of fruit.
For the prevention of fungous diseases
that affect grapes the bordeaux mix
ture is quite generally used.
Farmers living down in Craig and
Payne counties in Oklahoma are organ
izing to fight crows, which seem to
have made that section a sort of win
ter gathering place. One roost is said
to be the gathering place of 10000
crows, while there are several other
places which harbor nearly as many
birds. One of the most successful
methods Of fighting the pests is cutting
hard boiled eggs in two, fastening
them on the tops of fenceposts and
smearing the half eggs with mixture
of one ounce of strychnine and quart
nf finnr
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-06-29
Always Hope.

"Father. what is convalescentT
"a patient who is still alive, SON.
Philadelphia Ledger.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-06-29

sAll Bennington merchants WHO
propose toisell flreworks forlpse on
tliet coming Fourth of July are mott
fed that list Of the different classes
must be filed at once With the Village
clerk for approval before any sales
may -he. made. ~.yr..--.- -.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-06-29
THE EVENING BANNER
BENNINGTON VERMONT
Tuesday June 20, 1915.
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Try pair of "Sure-ease' arch sup
ports 75c. at Harris. ADV.
Mrs. Oswald Lesson and daughter,
Gertrude are visiting in Schaghti-
coke.
Marcus Goldberg, proprietor of the
Federal Lunch on South street is Wis
iting in Adams today.
Regular meeting B. p o. Elks this
evening. June 29th at $50 p. m. I'm
portant business to be transacted.
Mrs. Edward Lescoe has returned
from Rouses Point and Ticonderoga,
N. Y, accompanied by Miss Mary Les
coe of that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Malally and Mrs.
Walter Bignal of Great Darlington,
who are on an automobile trip to Ban
gor, Me-, stopped Monday in town.
A meeting OF the Sons of Veterans
will be held in G. A. r. hall Wednes-
day evening. June 30 at o'clock. AS
this will be the last meeting before
the summer vacation all members
are urged to be present.
Rev. j. c. Mitchell will give a stee-
opticon entertainment THE Other
I Wise Man." Wednesday night, June
30th at the North Bennington Aletho-
dis. church at 7.30 O'clock All chill
tirea are welcome Sfree. A silver col
lection wiz Sc taken, This.is some:
thing every body Z should SEQ young
orssn's 81 gFgfg g,sglTggseg
Mrs. leslie Garter and \ WiAiatn
Shea will be seen in a six part film
version of David Belasco's famous
civil war romantic play at the opera
house today. 1t is said there is moth
ing lacking in the film in regard to
realism, the most noteworthy Incl
dent beng the ever famous belfry
scene. Adv.
The annual Sunday school picnic OF
st. Peters church will be held We'd
nesday, the weather. permitting. at
Peaks Pines, leaving Bennington on
the 9.45 car. Each one who attends
the picnic is expected to furnish his
own lunch Coffee and ice-cream will
be served on the grounds. In case of
rain. the picnic will be held. Thurs
day or the first fair day.
J. 81 - Vol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-17
GROCERS AT LUNCHEON
DISCUSS TRADE AFFAIRS
Protective Association Brings To-
gether Retailers, Wholesalers
and Supply Men at Raleigh.

Matters of interest to grocerS were
Raleigh Hotel this afternoon by the
Retail Grocers' Protective Association,
at which representatives of trade or
CARNATIONS of the city and wholesale
grocery and supply firms were guests.
J. H. Goodrich, president of the asso-
citation, presided
Among those present were: r. p.
Andrews, president Retail Merchants
Association; Thomas Grant, secretary
Chamber Of Commerce: Chris j. Cock
eler, secretary Board of Trade; Charles
j. Columbus, secretary Retail Mer-
chants Association, and representatives
of the following firms: B. b. Earnshaw
q Bro, Frank Hume, Inc; Miller. Cla-
gett & Co, n. H. Shea, Lehman Bros,
James NJ. Denty, Havenner Baking
Company, Corby Bros. NJ. Holzbeier-
lein, Schneider Baking Company, John
G. Weinberg, General Baking Com
pany, Stohlman's bakery, A. R. NC
Chesney, n. Auth Provision Company,
A Loffier Sausage and Provision Com
pany, Golden & Co, Swift & Co, Ross
Ign Packing Company, Henry Beck,
J. C. and ]. L. Ergood, Walter Lea
man, r. S. Palmer, Sioussa & Brockett,
F. r. Sale, NJ. Mazo, w. H. Coleman,
E. A. Coleman, John c. Ewald, Chaplin
Sacks Manufacturing Company, Wash
burn Crosby Company, c. w. Minker.
p. II. Sheehy Company, Connecticut
Copperthite Pie Company and Brown
ing & Baines.