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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-06

and which are to be numbers on the
Normal Concert course. The Col
numbers with Prof. Carl Lindegren
as special soloist. The. other will be
given by the choir OF women and
the college choir. Soloists are to be
such favorites as Mrs. Annis Dexter
Gray and Prof Lindegren.
The Denton Ladies' Aid society Will
give it's annual dinner next Wednes-
day In the Denton hall. y bazaar
will also he feature.
At a meeting of Ypsilanti Grange,
No. Sc. held Saturday in the Masonic
temple. the following officers were
overseer. William Kelly: lecturer,
Mrs. F. j. Fletcher; steward. Glen
Bird: assistant steward. George w u
Der; chaplain. Mrs. Grant Wilson;
Mrs. r. H. Budd; gatckeeper. y. c.
Carpenter. ceres. Miss Una Austin:
Pomona. Mrs. Earl knaggs; Flora.
Miss Rachel WILDER: lady assistant
steward. Miss Roverta Hickman. IN
-stallation OF officers viii be held
New Years day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Yeager viii
return this evening To their home in
Key West. Fla. after visit In the
home Of his mother. Mrs Catherine
Yeager.
The annual banquet and initiation
held Saturday evening I'm the Masonic
temple. Mrs l.. a. Lyman is pat
roness
Mrs. Il f. weinmann, who has been
seriously III with chickenpoX, is on
The VI, NJ. degree will be confer
Of Phoenix lodge. No. Is. +. and \.
NJ. by the past masters. \ banquet
will be served at $50 and lodge VIII
open at 1880.
on-st., left sunday for Chicagu, III.
ter. Mrs. Pet Jarvis Gillette.
l. o. T. NJ. NJ. Queen city hive. No
querade party for ladies only for
Thursday evening
Mrs c. w. Smith will entertain this
week Mrs. w. j. Brown and son Of
Word has been received from Flint
Of the MARRIAGE on Thanksgiving day
of Miss Margaret Van Ripper. teach
er of that city. but a resident OF fp;
college. to Lloyd r.. Wiley. The bride
and groom will be at home TO their
friends after Dec. rs in No. 1853 Adj
Mrs Herman .Disher. OF Indianap-
oils, Ind. Is a guest I'm the home OF
Mrs. Duane SALISBURY.
number OF the High school boys
went to Detroit Saturday to see the
Everett &c ntraI high national cham
pionship football game.
Mrs. Fred Smith is very iN at Mrs
Neeland's hospital, following an
operation.
The marriage Is announced of Miss
lila Snedicor, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Snedic~-. to John NJ SUIT
ton. a popular employe OF the D.. !.
e G. r. r..
William Brooks was arrested Sat-
urday on complaint OF George Holmes,
who accuses him OF an attack and at
Der Bail was fixed at $4,000 This
he was unable TO give and he was
placed I'm the county Jail at Ann Ar
hor to await his trial which has
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Births.


BOYS
Henry Laad. 39S Woodbridge E.;
Giuseppe PalaznCla. 7S2 Rivard; Her
man schulz, GG Conger; Henry c.
Hampe, Isl Bellevue. Christopher \.
pamitlo rs Seyburn; Frank Troan-
owicz. ~ beverenuN; Henry lde. 415
sherman, Joseph Naurockio. 79l YVES
son: Jacob ZvWiOl, 81 Home. Luke
Konvohy, 90 Bacon: Walter W. Hanm.
$40 Jefferson, Hernidas j Emond. 81
Lambie- pl.: Andrew anikowski IL
Sargent; Joseph Martin, Sll sherman:
stanley BytkCski, $40 Dubois: Grant
j. Jones, GrnCe hospital: John Monk,
70 Grcusel. Charles Sweeney 335 lie
May: Alfred -. Morris. 2S2 FairvieW
Loren II. Kennel, 1899 Waterloo
William \ Nelson. Grace hospital:
Harry T.. Miller, Grace hospital: Ar
chih9ld ); Dingman, lis Beard; Percy
Funk. col Cooper; Ray Baldwin. 779
Baldwin, William Barrett. 316 Fisher,
John Wood, l79 Seventeenth
James G Boultinghouse, 1919 Hurl-
nth; Frederick springall. 1881 Iro-
quois; Edmund &. Rein. Woman hos
pital; Max Yerzcwski. 9T2 Rivard: Jo-
serh Kasper, $50 Hammond, Barney
Bakcerzak, llo7 Twenty fourth; Tony
psogorsk. 62 Mercier, Felix's Noz-
MAX, IS Waldo; Peter Ear, 90 Clay
ton, Malcol nc Mackeller. ESQ Hart
Fritz FeithynsGA loli Harper
Arthur Herppich. 7o5 Mcclellan;
Thomas Dunn. coz Clinton: William
Wolfe 296 Crawford; Wilmer Reag-
an, 1871 Williams. Walter Scharffer, 90
Beals: Arthur Carpenter, Az How
ard; William Brinkman. 22s Balti-
more r.; Theodore SchatZ. 1896 West
Warren; Mi.hal Cayanda. $50 Gar
field. Tomasz katkowski. g25 Rio
pelle; Joseph Glofkowski, 413 Tnl-
man. Frederick L.. Warren. 2s5 Can
ton; Jan kuc. AZ Wesson. Jakub Ry-
zowicz. II Ingersoll; Peter Trosell.
223 sherwood Giuseppe Cianciolo. 1855
Brewster: Walter Stachyra. 1911 Me-
Dougall, Milton \. Meier. S02 Pacific,
Nerl \. g. snyder. 40 Garland; Henry
!, LeNaller. Grace hospitals Rene
Nerhraccke, 1875 Parker: KaZmer
krol. 1871 Florida; Norene Essa. a
Russell, Robert i. Brown, ESQ Me-
pougall: Dugald Patton. 1G3 Prentis.
James Crane. $50 Goodwin Robert
Black, Grace hospital. Albert Kurtz,
9i5 Twenty NTH
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Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. Dec. 6.-opening--
Wheat opened with Jump or ic and
thsrs was n san greater advance In
Liverpool Chicago was strong and
tho genera trend OF prices was up
ward D.enipg prices Monday
Cash 30 rcd and pscember wheat.
81 a.. Ma, 81 Is. No white. t.ls.
Corn 10 IA good demand ana irn
AZ IS ~ :of eash No. 3, SOC for No.
yellow. and slhe for No. yellow.
Oats are arm Mt |5iSc for standard.
t5l,e for cash No . white, and +lbs
o&1hc 20, No white.
Rye % crm at NC for cash NO, :.
BsAns are nrm and dun at '%.C6
for Immediate aad prompt shipment.
$3.50 for oscembcr and $40 for an
nary.
Clovs.sesc 10 firm al y1-,55 FOR
prime spot anc December. si225 for
Aarsa aud- 3la-3a for prime alslke--
Timothy seed Ii steady ano dull at
- 10 for prime spot
Grain reosipts A. Chicago Monday
were 50 oars Of wheat. 1876 OF corn.
and lAs Of Data
May wheat "a Chicago opened Mon
ole. .na s.i. a; ~ g.SAe
Wheat n Livaipool opened 2Wtd
higher and corn unchanged.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE

NEW YORK. Dec. 5.-ilour: QQuiet
and irm Pork Firm: mess. slS1
1850 Lard: Steady. middle west
spot fD.S5 q ass. sugar: Raw. quiet
centrifugal attest. $5.20: museovado
S9-tcsi. SAB: refnid. quieet: vut
loaf s6.yn: crushed $3.50; powdered,
500 Ts.25: granulated, s6gslo. .Cof-
Quiet special. sia city. ~ coun.
try, sWsi5. Hay; steady; prime.
81 %; No. 3. ?1i4 ds1.07is; clover. 05
II ti.2o Dressed poultry: Dull: tur-
fowls. i2a f7c; ducks. i2a1ec Live
poultry: Steady, geese, t3Ml4c:
ducks. 1fgl6c, fowls. i2hUllh NC:
turkeys. lthi7c. BOOSTERS. II &c;
firm; state milk. common to spe-
Gals. i3AiTLc! skins. common to
special, 5pl4Mc.
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Deaths

Anna Korneffel. 474 Townsend ave.
~ years. bronchial pneumonia, Mar
garet La Parle, $50 Scneca-avc.. ~
Arendt. ols Twenty third st, 81
years, post partum hemorrhage, Aug.
ust Fanger. 224 Toledo-ave. 36
years, pulmonary tuberculosis; Her.
years. cerebral apopleNy, Frank ].
infection; Richard w. Koch. ISIS
S Sc crave. 2 years. plepro- pneumo-
ave-, So years. chronic nephritis; Lu-
ellie Huppnick. 795 McClellan-ave.
one day, cardia paralysis: Caroline
Lusster. " Montcalm-ave.. about 80
years. asphyxiation- gas: Carlton Ca
sey. 165 kercheval-ave.. three
months. commissions: Herman Casper
years, pulmonary tuberculosis; Ste
tanta Pionko. 1856 Thirty 81.
- years, pnerperal septicemia; Rev.
Fr. James Ronayne, st. Mary's hos
pltal. 81 years. cerebral hemorrhage.
Elizabeth Heussner. 1910 Field-ave..
naykin Hickman. Harper hospital
Is years. appendicitis; Barllamei
Bavwicki. i0l3 Dubois-st.. 81 years.
cepticemia; Hipollt Murclnkiewicz
pneumonia; Stefania Loeb. 100 clip
rert-st, nve DAYS. bronchial pneumo-
nia Charlotte Marie stein. $40 Me-
klnstry ave II years. diabetis mel
Titus. Ida Rosenthral. 700 Hastings
St, 10 months. cerebro spinal menin-
gifts. Nora o. Regain. SIS Congress-st
east. 81 years. broncho pneumonia.
James Burns. receiving hospital. %
wears septic peritonitis. Elijah New
ton 45 Hancock-ave. west ~ years
hcmplegia; Harold Edward Doherty
7 ihia Portcr-st.. one year l0har
pneumonia: Alice Janice Groh. 1Qt
C1ipton-st.. one year. hroncho pneu-
mohia. Peter Reh. st. Mary's hospi-
tai. 81 years. lobar pneumonia.
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BIRMINGHAM

James Kennedy. age 20 years. died
Of heart tronbis SATURDAY sI,h a, afternoon
vived by n widow. The funeral Will
be held this Monday afternoon AZ
I 40 at his late home. Burial will
| take place in Southfield cemetery
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rodgers and
daughter Leon. of Detroit, spent SUN
day in the home OF Mrs. Lena Wilson
Miss Hazel wendorph. Of this place.
who Is nurse in the Pontiac state
hospital. is spending four weeks in
her home on South woodward-a
Mrs. Hanna Fleetwood entertained
the. independent club Saturday night
In her home on Oakland-ave. Cards
were played, the first prize being won
by Mrs Hanna Fleetwood and the
| second prize by Mrs. Frank Sherman.
Fred Purogal farmer living three
miles south OF Birmingham. was ser
iously injured saturday afternoon
when nc had bis right hand taken OF
in n corn husker while husking corn
The Altar guild 81 the 81 James
Episcopal church will meet Wednes-
day afternoon in the home OF Mrs
william stsp I. East Una, Mspls, IA Nr
and Mrs. Charles. Clark. Of River
Rouge. spent sunday I'm the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bortle. on Ches-
Albert ripka. OF Lansing, spent
Saturday I'm the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur Ford on Townsend-st.
The Franklin church members will
give chicken pie supper in the
Franklin hall Friday evening, Dec
10.
MIR. and Mrs, Ludwick Raechle and
son spent Sunday In the home OF Mr.
and Mrs J. Hammond In Detroit
Burt Tuxworth has sold his house
on Starley-ave to Claude Stafford. Of
Elm. Mich.
Mrs Roy Robinson has returned
from visit with relatives in Royal
Oak.
Mrs Sarah Keith IL visiting rela-
tives In Now.
Mrs. Chloe Cahoon has gone TO Pine
Blum, Ark. to spend the winter pith-
relatives
The Bachelor Girls met SATURDAY.
evening IN the home OF Miss Maude
Berry on Frank-st
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mer blacksmith shop of Edward
Lockwood
Township taxes will be collected
by James A, Hun. township treas
urer. at Huns hardware store each
Dec Z, until Monday. Jan. 10.
Mrs. Belle Tinham is visiting rel
atives In Grand Rapids
The G. of :. club will meet at the
home OF Mrs. Dell NJ. Herrick. this
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kohler and
son. Frank, jr OF Greenfield. spent
saturday at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. q X School.
Gas mains are being extended
through the unpiped streets without
the aid OF the traction digger. the
owner OF which left the work. Mains
are now being laid on north Center
uf
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.IOuBING PRICES.

aimed .ioods -,>ppis.. s2.oo9S5t
LlW. G.ans. ,i3I95 csln Fanc,
G a..9. az. .; 80. '"fS .s Fancy 4; T raSi,
Jana. tl.2o; standards T. salmon
:aiH ta.s2. fiat. p.nSs. e0c. Tomatoes
Us, MarrowsAt psas. -. early
J9es; si.ao; sIfise -sr:y June, ti.4(
E*.a,a.jsee,ns prices In n:bbl
sst due 'niodlings $50. cracked
ssu patent, $3.50; secons: aa,ent
~ 20: straight. S5.iO; pare rye. So So
spr.ns patent. 500 per bbl. in paper
Hardware t2o5 KEY base;
vsnised barbed wire. 2 potat. 81 81
per spool. salyanizsd sheets. 90
ssSss .Yo 5ss sssa.e. s. .ss %.
yfss"s s;,t st.SS per .St s,nsie bit axes.
sheet metal ~ and i.xsuxe. t22s.
.sdss per ewt Sf;la sss5 5oi u.s.
smai,. 7Ss, 10 and on. large, zoe
ata OF large 'oc AID OF list.
green hides re 40. Z cured bulls.
lte No. x:eea 3u.ls, lie: No.
cured sea! A'p zoe. No. green veal
NIP. I've, NO, CdFsn 1lurrhin, sc. No
green murrain. zoe No. ] cured calf.
AGE, No. ! green ca.s. lsc: No. / horse
hides, % No. : horse hides. So. No.
tailow. &c: No taliow, SIC: No.
hides, &c of No. , Kip aud calf
Nc on sheepskin AS 20 amount OF
WOODY 50c u $3.50
Detroit OIL -. Raw iinseed OH. CSC:
boiled l!nseed. ssc gal. In barrel lots
Kerosene Tank Wagon or 'irou bar.
rels: Diamond headlight 02c; per.
lection. lo.sc: palarine. i2.i: red
crown gasoline. Ice per gal
Provisions Mess pork. els: fam
ily. f9.50B2i. clear bucks, sism2i.
smoked hams. l6tsQl7lsc: picnic
hams, i2is q &c, bacon. I7aisc: lard.
IN tierees, l0hc. kettle rendered,
iiAc per Ito.
su&ar-Corrccted daily by f.. IL
Edgar a Sof crystal domlnoes. 2
h.. 81 50; DO, bib. $3.50: Eagle lab
lets, $3.50; cut loaf. $40: cubes.
$50, MINK powdered. 1915: stan.
dsrd powdered. SEQ, granIlated.
extra coarse, 500; graduated, fue'
In hHlk. 81, 3, gFahiiatri -a-f1.- cot
tons. $685.. crystal domino gran, q
ID and BIB, cartons. A. cases. $500:
crystal domino. gran. HE cases 1870:
diamond n. $40. confectionery A..
$3.50 NJ. !, $50, No 8. sG.i6. No 6,
s6.l0 No. :. 81 as. No. S. Sc: No. 0,
$3.50 No. 10. s5gO No. II. 1855: No.
-, $@,h", NJ ~. 500: No. -. -
No. is. 1915. nuu-cakilg mixture.
s7.25; beet graduated. SO per i0A lbs. !;
household powd.. -. - to case.
$3.50. DO. As 10 case. s3.70 per case
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Classified
Rates..
Cent a
Word

Cash with order. If charged. &c a
line.
No transient advertising inserted
for less than Ice with cash; lSc IL
charged per insertion.
The above rates Apply tc all classi-
fications except Births. Cards OF
Thanks, Obituaries Meeting Notices
and all aCs preceding Male Help
Births. Deaths. Cards OF Thanks
and Meeting Notices Minimum
charge. soc for rs words or less. over
% words one-and- third cents for
each extra word.
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GEN.M0TORS
SOARING
Advance of l7% Points
Sets New High Mark
of SO

NEW YORK, Dec. 6--An advance
OF IL l-2 points III General Motors
featured early trading on the stock
exchange today. The stock made a
new high record at $40.
Republic Steel gained 5-S, leading
the independent steel group. Nor
folk IL Western was up 5-S on ex-
pectation OF an increase In dividend.
General Motors later sol dat 525,
gain OF AN over Fridays close.
There WAS told of motor merger.
Goodrich sold up To- 14A, nearly 4
two.point gain. Baldwin Locomotive
sold AT ilTS, UP about from the
days low, The market became quiet
and prices eased of fractionally
around noon
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mon, n 10 per III.
Dr.sscd Hogs - Light sQshc;
Ercss Nesetasies-- Beels. 6od s5c
bu.; .reon Tcprcrs. ss.s5 a $50 per. o.
HaskCt crate. ,6c per JaskstL rattshes
20Gt.ae pe' doz.. lettuce. 1860 per
W.. parsley. go 2OS. dos.. cncunbe =
act house si.2J . i.5O per doc. hot
% q S-c Su. head lettuce. sails "a;
.4siissr,khs s.u $50 per doz.' AJAX
heans, ss.bvWS..S, green beans, ssa
Grapes ponies. il@l5c.
.rspr Fruits " t.2b per crate.
acns'-s9,snSy wnits. ns~ iSY is sc
sniDPs ,.;.; SSs :yp,s e
sA tn not, s R.'s sSand sfS t sny ss
;i1Qls: light lniAes. si79ls: No. :
,imo,hy. slb@is; No | mixed. .fii0
%. No. (. mixed. iogi:; No clover:
Les"ns i5u 80 pe- DON
i.iin~..-si.iVW IL 30 box.
Mushroom u i5c Id.
Nuts--ctliforniA walnuts. TN q
lvc; almonds. l71a " lso: Brasiis. II
ss sI ID. D hickory nuts. ssSsliSsIf: ~
I0 o s ss..e0s pc,
hos; new Floridas, s2.I5qs. per box,
so o",ss" o5 ,psTo iSSiS :ass;
Pesra--kIefers, 5000.
pisesppiss -$+VS 400 per crate.
PosatOcs- -MitLesota. early Ohioi,
esV6sc; Rurals. 81 q &c pc. bu.:
hiS-ns. bVutse DER bu.
Ponisry - Springs. IAN " 1tc; leg
hoirs aud lIslu weIs =. i3m IL .sc,
No ! mems, !, y a lac, medium hens,
IL n " lac, NJ. .. sQi0c; roostsrs, so
Toe, geese. i3i. Ul4c. ducks. ~ ~
sc, spring turkeys, 2Oc; cid turkeys
.SVlTc IL,
Dressed roultrv--Spring - u
lie. fV~is. l!W - tHc. geese. lSt3 "
lic; ddckr. lSu lCc; turkeys. 100
2+c. odd. 21p2lc ID.
Rabbtts~-s2 30 per doz.
sweet P"'1toes -Jerseys. soc0n
Ger crate.
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RIVER ROUGE

Joseph Ssiliotte viii spend the
winte. In Florida
The River Rouge c. NJ ". 4. will
hold Its annual election of officers In
the school hall. Monday evening.
The village council will meet in
tho council chambers. Tuesday even-
ing.
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uxro> srOCk YARDS

Dec. s"Hoss Receipts, 10000; mar
20, dun. i!c1ss lower; mixed s.d and
saS. hsavy ."sss ssss$
t us.n;le 'i R.eSipis' s..%6: msrss! 10
= I0e lower beeyes. $3.50 tlo. 30
cove and he!fers. t2.eo U 10 Iexans'
a. $50 SIS calves, tbop " ~ 20.
Shsep Receipts. $4,000. market
steady to i0c lower. native, b.s0g
40: western, s6N6.45 lambs. 1890
6eiB; western. s1u9.l5.
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NlOrtuary

BELL-Dec. .. Mrs Frank Bell tnec
Catherine Lauhoff). aged 81 years.
at the late residence. tis st. Clair
ave, beloved wife Of Frank Bell
and dear mother of Charles and
eldest daughter OF Peter j. ,;anhon
Reynolds. Mrs. John Dabeistein and
John, Elizabeth. Edgar. Gilbert.
Grace and Frederick Lauhoff. Flu
neral from above residence Tues
day. Dee. !, AT $40 and az 81 Ber-
nard's church, 81. Clair Heights. at
2 "A. m.
BERNARD-Theresa sister OF u. Ber-
nard, passed away at the family
residence. Funeral private.
III Az EI.Y-Suddenly Dec. 4, William
j.. beloved husband OF Harriet
Blakely, father OF Ray G.. and Mrs.
Maurice Foley. Funeral from resi-
denee. 1912 Fifteenth-st, Tuesday
Mich. Wednesday.
Charles Gun. Funeral from resi-
dence OF her sister, Mrs. Angeline
Williams. 2g0 Porter-st., Tuesday
at $50 and Holy Trinity church at
. o'clock.
HABEI.--Rose Lee Bon Habel, below
ed Wife OF Anthony Habel. mother
or Mrs. Lucy Dillon, Mrs. Emma
liam lie Bon. August, Frederick.
Norman and Richard label Fu-
neral from residence, f1s Nelson pl.,
Tuesday. Dec. I, at $3.50 "A. m. and
St Anne's church at 8.
WERMERs-Dec. 3. at residence. ISL
Antietam-st.. Rev. II. j. Wermers.
Daube, OF Grand Rapids. Funeral
services at St Joseph's church on
| Tuesday at 10 a. m.
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Suburban News
ann ARB0R
MAYOR DEAD
Had Held Office Less
Than Year; Leaves
Family

ANN ARBOR, Mich. Dec. a.
Mayor Charles A. Sauer died last
night OF typhoid fever. He had
served less than year since his
election on the Republican ticket.
He is survived by a widow and four
children. He was AZ years old.
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Livestock
EAST BuFFALO LIVE STOCK

EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK
EAST BUFFALO. - Y. Dec. g
Cattle: Receipts. 40 cars. market
1Sc lower. prime stcsss, ss.75Qs.25
butchers. sT0s.ss fat COVE. s9.byV
S6a5. heifers. ts97 bulls. $40
lower: heavy, So go p6.ss; workers.
Ss.I0qs.5o, pigs. s6.2bGbbo, sheep
Receipts. so cara. market active: tor
lambs. ss.asGtss: .yearlings',. Hg
SIC; calves. s54l1.
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new YoRK BuTTEn AND EGGS.

NEW WORK, Dec. 6.-Butter.
ira, s+Ls 135c state dairy, tubs. 90
fIS2c: Initiation creamery nrsts, 30
q24c; special. 36hs u sec. Eggs:
Steady; receipts 5.J4f. nearby white
30 q i0c. fresh hrsta. 80 a n i0c.
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HIGHLAND PARK

Miss BESSIE Chestnut. of No. 1870
Highland-avc., has beer confined to
her home with illness for several
days.
Miss Ruth Case, of No. 246 High
land-ave., Is Ill at her home.
Miss Agnes Ladd. of No. 1879 Av.
alon-ave.. who is studying in Ypsi-
lanti. spent the weekend at home.
II. NJ. Lane. of No. 20S Highland
ave. is travelling through New Eng
land on business.
Miss Anna vint. of No. III Mas
sachusetts-ave.. who is at school in
Ypsilanu, spent the weekend al
home.
Mrs. George Brandy, of No. 140
Tennyson-ave., is confined to her
home by illness.
Mrs. NJ. A. Martin, of No. 100
Glendale-ave.. is recovering from
severe illness.
The funeral OF Melvin Hunter.
aged 80. of No. GO Candler-ave., was
held Saturday afternoon. The de.
ceased is survived by a wife. and
daughter, Irene.
Mrs. j. Baker, of Second and Dav-
ison-aves.. who underwent a serious
operation at Grace hospital last
week, is slowly recovering.
Miss Ida Sivyer. of No. 203 Flo
rence-ave,, spent Friday in Romeo.
Mich.
The announcement has been
made by the Highland Park board
the new Glendale-ave. high school
IL now open for men and women
in the district on Monday. eWednes-
day and Thursday evenings. The
equipment Is very complete and the
board IS prepared to offer such ad-
vantages as are usually found in
Y. NJ. G.. A. or Y. w. G.. \. Those
who are interested should come to
the high school on any of these
evenings at or o'clock.
The ladies of ST. Benedict's par.
ish will hold a bazaar in the base
ment OF ST. Francis home on De
cember 16. II and Is. No admission,
everybody welcome.
Mrs. Geo. A. Brown. of No. 137
California-ave., entertained eight
guests ut luncheon Friday noon in
honor Of her mother. Mrs. Janet
q. Brown.
\ meeting of the w. G, 4. u. will
be held in the home OF Mrs. John
Austin of No. go Waverly-ave., Tues
day afternoon at 2;30 O'Clock. Mrs
Webb will give a talk. All members
are urged to attend.
Mrs. l.. b. Bishop and daughter
Harriet, of No. II Glendale-ave..
have returned TO their home after
a weekend in Pontiac.
Harry Somners. of No. 100 Ava
lcn-ave.. spent the weekend in Buf-
falo.
A. L. Conlan, OF No. 65 Victor
ave. Is Ill.
Mrs. H. whitman, of No. 256
Grand-ave.. east, is confined to her
home because or illness.
Mrs. Katharine Parsons, OF Cor
unna, is the guest OF her daughter.
Mrs. f. Oddly, Of No. 1876 Gerald
ave.
Paul Dye. OF Traverse City, was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Hatha.
way. of No 50 Grove-ave.. last week.
w. Richards, OF East Tawas, 10
visiting in the home of James Rich
ards, OF No. 324 LaBelle-ave.
VIM. Blanch. of No. &c Waverly-
ave. has returned from four
weeks hunting trip in the upper
peninsula.
Miss la Verne Anderson. OF
Louisville, KY, Is visiting at the
home of her uncle, Charles Ew-
ing, of No. 292 Glendale-ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Howard.
OF No. 1872 California-ave., have re-
turned to their home after a three
months trip TO the Pacific coast.
Alaska, Mexico and the Hawaiian
islands.
Mrs. John Barkley. of No. 1879
Church-ave., recently underwent a
serious operation in Harper hospi-
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BUTTER AND EEGS

Butter--Creamcry. extras 32c;
frsts. 30c; diary. 'ic; packing sock,
lsc per H.
Ekxs-Frosh receipts, cases tnclud-
ed. candled. Pic: current receipts. soc
per dozen, Receipts. Saturday, l.004
cases
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YPSILANTI

Miss Minnie Horner will return at
the end OF the month from Califor-
MIA. ---
Director Frederick Alexander. OF
the Normal conservatory II prepar-
ing for his concerts In May, which
are To be given In Pease auditorium.
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DETECTIVES.

coMPtTFNT Trustworthy operatives,
day or night. ". O.. Dwyer Secret
bldg. Cadillac 35i. Nights and
Sundays. phone West ISIS.
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WYANDOTTE

William Fendwick. Cleveland, O..
and other points arrested sunday at
ternoon by Police-Capt. John Dem
man. was tried by Justice Henry @.
Maioch on a drunk and disorderly
charge.
The c. VI. II. n will meet in &. NJ.
r.. ~ hall Tuesday evening. the l..
G. a. Wednesday. and the Is. OF
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VIOLIN BARGAIN-Fine old Nicolaus
Amati model: full ebony trimmed.
light amber varnish Sold for SIS
now. This weeks big Special Bar
gain at t21 with fine plush-lined
leather case and professional bow
Weekly payments ~ desired GRIM
NELL BROS Branch. 81 Monroe
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AUCTION SALES.
ron sALE-FARMs.

STOCK FARM
from SO to 400 acres. have custom<..
ers with good income property VII
want \ No. l stock farm v5eh e.
without stock. A. A. AlfogA ~
Hamilton go ~ 81
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A GREAT SACRIFICE
Household Furniture

II. +. MILLER Upright Piano-rich.
massive rosewood case. Empire top.
Was 500, now only 1854. Thor
oughly ovcrhauled, splendid condi-
ton. sweet, pure tone. Call or
write at once. GRINNELL BROS,
2i5 Woodward.
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For all kinds Of stores. mfg. and sold
direct to retail trade. Quality and
prices our success" Largest mfg
OF same IN tho city show cases,
counters. shelving, wall cases.
desks, etc. bet. Store Fixture Co,
1880 Catherine. cor. Gratiot. VI.
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