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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-06-24
THURSDAY. JUNE 20. 1915.
Our Graduates.

The schools OF W NllllamSDurg coull-
ty have all closed and the high
school graduates are abroad in the
land, entering upon a life the out
come CT which is yet to be noted.
The future holds out great promise
and glorious opportunities to them
all if they will but face the situation
squarely and we have confidence
that they will, and that their am.
bitions will carry them forward to
successful and honorable careers.
Those of us in every community
who have had our school days and
are now treading the rougher, stern
er pathways of life heartily well
come these new graduates to our
midst. We extend to them the
right hand Of fellowship and most
cordial greeting, with the sincere
wish that success may ultimately
crown their, undertakings in what
ever avocation of life their ambition
should direct, 50 long as it is an
honorable one.
But as to this We have little fear,
on the ground that the indomitable
will power of Young America looks
upon no obstacle as insllrmountable
and this, we believe, is as truly ap-
plicable to the young men and
young women of South Carolina,
and of old williamsburg county, as
it is to those of any part Of the
American continent. They haye
the brains and the will power to do
things and they will do them. They
will not lag, but push forward. We
are proud of Williamsburg's young
graduates, of Kingstree's and of
whatever section of the county, and
we trust that with the years their
number will multiply.
Now, just few words by way of
advice to the young graduates OF
kingstree and of Williamsburg coun-
ty, because it matters little whether
you graduate from a town or a rural
school, you have all had practically
the same training and are aiming for
the same goal-success. In your
ambitions to attain this great end
don't allow yourselves to be con-
sumed by the fire of selfshness,
bear in mind always what you owe
your town, your community and
your neighbor.
From time to time you may see
and hear your elders doing Or say
ing things that have deterrent in
Rnence upon the community, its
schools, or it's churches. Let's
hare -as different story from you;
turn over the leaf in hfe's record
which your elders, many of them at
least, forgot to touch as they passed
on the way. Resolve that you viii
at all times and under all circum-
stances do your part toward main
tanning a clean, sanitary town, will
age or community, morally as well
as materially, so that there will be
no trace of the bacteria OF degener-
acy in or about the spot you call
home. Make it a place OF spiritual
beauty as well as Of energy and
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-06-24

An editor snouli rot be expected
to know the names a. residence of
all your uncles, aun.S and cousins,
even if he should see them get on
or off the train. Tell us about it..
It's news that makes the newspaper,
and every man, woman and child can
be associate editor if they only will.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-06-24
No. Six-Sixty-SiX

This 10 prescription prepared especially
ior MALARIA or CHlIlS & FEVER.
Five or six doses will break any case, and
If taken then as q tonic the Fever will not
return. 1t acts on the liver better tlaa
Caiomel and does not gripe or sicken. 2Sc
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-06-24

In men whom men condemn as i'll.
= find so much If goodness still;
In men whom MEN pronounce divine,
| find so much of sin and blot
hesitate to draw the line
Between the two-where God has not.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-20
Thursdays Livestock Market

Cattle were dull and 76 cents lower
at the Detroit stock yards on Thurs
day, and sellers reported the hardest
work, to make sales ever known In
this market. A large number Of cat
tie were still in the yards which were
carried over from last weeks arrivals
and commission statesmen, having
them In charge, have little hope Of
selling them this week. The meat
trade il reported to be very dull The
embargo against cattle announced by
the railroads last Tuesday. was the
only thing that saved the market
from hopeless glut Of cattle. Veal
calves were dull but about steady,
best calves selling for $1,000 per cwt.
Sheep and lambs were In light sup
ply and the latter were higher. Best
lambs, $3.50: common to fair, 81 to
IS; common to good sheep. $3.50 to
$3.50 per cwt.
Hogs were dull and lower. All
grades, $3.50 to $685..
Receipts-Cattle, 264; calves, 473;
sheep, 1894; hogs. 6,6s7.
CATTLE.
Sold by Bishop. II. d IT.: schuman.
steers ~ head. average weight sl2 lbs.
Ss.25 per cwt: do, bulls. g, $50, t5.26:
7. Bresnahan. heifer. s. see, ts.7s; do,
Suins. 2: sss. az; PsrkSs Parker, Webb 4 CO.
$3.50; do, butchers IL. sio. .ts; Fromm.
COWS 2. 1913 IS; do. $40. ssfs do, Z.
t5:. do. go, 81: sullivan cows 3. 500
:. 1850. $3.50: Sullivan. bulls 10. sos.
45.25; Mason. steers 10. sos. 1910:
Joe Rath, cows s. $50. $3.50; do. 4.
d ao' 1. 1905 ioss SSsw'on' cows l. 49, AsS'
Sold by Roe q Co.; Thompson, steers
: head; average ,gSsisht go ibs-, $50
%; sullivan. cannsrs ~ sls N.2s;
1Sss ssse s sS 0s'e icsl sss ssss
J. T. 1901 ssi 40; 60 DO rs; sss. 49, s sSM.
s steer. 0s ga. sssS; 10. Rsss %%ss.
steers ., 500. IS; Sam Rshnor, COW i.
iose Masi do do. z $50 %; Nswtcn. COW:
Vi VAN 's cows I. III ,tas; do.'i. $3.50 iosc.
steer 4. $50, $3.50. Parker. Webb 4 Co.
steers 8, 1895, seas: Mich Beef Co.
bulls 4. 1909. -; do, COW 4. 1870 Nso;
do, steer 1. 100. 20.
Hold by Reason q Smith: Rathkof-
sky. cows head. average weight io7s
Co. Co. cows sSs .. $50. 81: do. steers .. 1855.
Ss.35: Mich. Beef Co. steer 4. 100. IS:
DO. COW 1.ii22o. $40: do. hnii ]. 1900.
:" saEEP AND LANES.
Sold by Bishop, Bulien Holmes
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-20
WALL STREET IS
| FROM MISSOURI
ON BLOCKADE
Market Shows Disposition To
Await Results Of German
IA Plan
SECURITIES
FLUCTUATE BUT LITTLE
What Movements There Are In
Prices Indicate Upward
Tendency
scss'r, s.:,. 1919 81. 2, 90 g: New ror

|(CeDyrigAt. 1919, NJ ne New York
Evening Post Cempaay.J
NEW YORK. Teo. Iy.--lt may be
paid that wall-st-. like the rest Of the
community. stopped today to discuss
he German war zone" experiment
ind to watch for news from the Eng
ish channel. No news, bearing on
he question chiefly In the markets
|nind, arrived, and the stock exchange
therefore passed an extremely idle
pay. But IL the stock exchange was
hesitant. Il was also philosophical,
Ind perhaps incredulous. Where
prices changes ut all today In the
Usually active stocks. the exchange
Tas an. advance. but the movements
were unimportant.
II 10 impossible to say whether the
Ptock markets eQuanimity arose from
5Alief that the German admiralty's
whole experiment will turn out abor-
1--we. or from conviction that COM
|nanders Of German submarines will
20 what the Berlin oracles have as
Perted they cannot do--find out what
The vessel IL before they destroy her
ind the people on board. Suspension
~ ordinary cross-channel service by
|he British admiralty attracted atten-
lon chiefly because II seemed to re-
ect belief Of that government in the
hazards OF the situation.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-20

s S. Is lambs ann H. w;ss. e e
:i.sh' ,smS::' 8, u. 100 81 y.
sheep ss. 20. o.: 90 IL 30. q.
s CID By .s. Haley .l Msna, Ms.h safiss
lbs, $50 per cwi.; DO. lambs 80. 20.
1875: suiiiyan sheep 40. 81, ~. %.
Maggie a Co. lambs I. So. o.; do 70. e6.
ssis dS; sheen 10 LA $50; do. lambs
Sold BY i Reason 40 4 sullivan sui rhompc..
son. sheep IL. average weight las ibsl.
ss;sSS per GNwt;, 90 ss, iao. sS;sS; az.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-20
BIRTHS
BOYS.

BOYS.
AIn. Kern NS.ye ss " s g. sShn "a
iisms les Giadstone: W. Schultz. Ios
Grand River; r. Lambert, IS Seven
f Hsrss ST. sHf ssssa '7 B sasns si
sslew.ri. ala thirty -fifts, j. ssyman,
ski. 2so Thirty second; ID. Loughton.
view Soi oss% 0assn sss csars w sat
81 lyman. !. SATAN as $3.50 csd.
. nsa sroYias sa so ASrSh ssca syRSs
Mssnoiiai M. Kaisits. 1879 scotch; A.
s sssal. sss ysn pshs a, s vr sS
+. sabick, bs1 wiills;- M. Post, 81 Por-
ter; J. Gurski, 1905 Campbell: w
Heins, 1s7 Muilett; q; Harkins. ls72
s kS.: iss f hslsnd 40 s1Ey siyi B soi
lard; G ks1aek a, isss Maxwell.
M. Lewis. 7s2 Hoicomb: p. Popuce.
yiGsne csnf Sospiss R spelims no0, provl-
more: J: DwYer, 757 Jefferson; w. Gu
sss Es ss1 T ES%s g. bra E%SSi.t
ARoppa iS Fsrns%Srsh iPshinlpSS.
sls Robins; z: vahey, .s2s aiynn; J;
Crane; +. Bivss. sss BeIlsvae: = carr
5eT wo oDI snfses 4as f Dubois. hs!s a
wiedik, 9 Bois; J. Roper. S4s Superior;
j. Rosener. s7s Townsend; l.. Piizniz-
ten; NJ. Buchenski. sss Thirty fth: b.
Diminick. 1851 Crane: j. Debelski. COS
Trombley; A. schwab. A45 Orleans; q.
jacques. 75s Fifteenth; p. Kerekes. 60
Junction; 8. Struhar. 65s South; T.
Glynn, 1ss Harrison; s. scza winska.
14i3 Michigan; NJ. sawicki. SEQ Du-
bois; A. vittese. 764 Orleans: A. Mer-
uch. 30 St. Joseph; ii. Demon. 46i
e. Finger, I'll Garland: A. Franka-
nelii, .242 Illinois; f. Jacobelli. 643
Russell
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-20
Ordinance No. 1914.

An Ordnance 20 ssaena seetion n az
Chapter ISL OF the Complied Ordf-
nances Of the city of Detreit for the
year y1s12.
1T IsIIERERY ORDAINED BY THE
PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF DETROIT:
Section 1. That Section 10 OF Chap
ter Isl OF the Compiled Ordinances OF
the City OF Detroit for the year 1sl2.
be. and the same IL hersoy amended
TO read as follows:
Section Is. No saloon where spirit
uous. Intoxicating or malt liquors ara
sold as beverage shall be hereafter
established and maintained within the
territory within the City OF Detroit.
described as follows. "All that DOR
ton OF the City OF Detroit bounded
on the south by the National Bound
airy line: ON the west by the center
line OF McDougall avenue. on the east
by the center line OF Mt. Elliott ave-
nue.. and on the north by y line l30
feet dfstant northefiy from the parallel
with the north line 81 LsfayStts avenue
eastS except so much Of lots ~ and
az. Plat OF the WaiKer tract. being
lot OF, the Hunt Farm. etc. AZ e
occupied BY. premises known - ze1,
" section < This ordinances shan take
Approved FEB. is 1s1S.
~ SHERMAN LIrTLEFIEI.D
.u..v RICHARD tsHS5Af
- 49, -. 81 VI - II - q ~
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ears operated upen the Juaetiea ave-
aue or cress-towa line. se-caI1eA-
IT is HEREBY ORDAINED ~ By THE 1rt,!:
Section, T.. Cars operated, upon the
Junction avenue or cross-town line, So
called shall be operated and run
hence ts1ly a os Fort e ssrsss
Clark avenue to West Jefferson ave-.
nue. snsnss w To- tSs on River aousr
which shall be the westerly terminal
point thereof; thence easterly on West
jefferson aSerIe 10 GAIA .vsns q
Fort street; thence westerly on Fort
street TO Junction avenue; thence nor
theriy on Junction avenue as far a.
which will be the northerly terminal
point of said line; thence returning
.outherly oyer the route preserips s ey
ton avenue or cross-town line So
called. was authorized TO be construct
section 2. The running time OF all
cars operated between the hours OF
o'clock a. m. and $50 O'Clock p. ne
upon said Junction avenue or cross.
eight minute service upon such lins
or ms much oftener as the traffic upon
said line may demand and require for
thereafter the running time upon said
line shall be sufficient TO accommodate
the passenger traffic. L,tl
section J. Any violation of or fall
ure 10 comply with the provisions OF
this ordinance shall be punishable by
fine not exceeding nifty dollars and In
the Imposition OF any such hno the
that the offender he imprisoaed In
the Detroit House Of Correction until
such nne IL paid: Provided, that tho
term OF imprisonment shall not e3.
coed the term Of three months, ana
such fine when SO imposed may be re-
covered from the person or corpora
ton so convicted, in an action ut law
in the proper court
section =. This ordinance shall take
effect.
Approved Feb 10. 1915.
SHERMAN LITTLEFIELD.
Acting Mayor.
Attest: RICHARD LINDSAY.
A-t2s1 City Clerk.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-20

GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Fep 1e.--Closs: Liver
pool had q big advance At the opening
and all the American markets followed
with higher prices. England 10 dis
turbed over the prospect OF the food
blockade and prices are moving hign-
err.
The market 10 In a condition now
that renders speculation unusually
wide fiuctuations. On Thursday morn
R That ssss ss an arsD 81
On Friday morning this was reversed
by an opening Jump OF &c. The mar
ket Is still under the Influence Of for-
TO export buying. Just now nobody
knows what TO think because condi-
lions confronting British food supplies
to determine whether American wheat
and flour are to reach the foreign
markets or go to the bottom OF the
sea. This makes the market nervous
viii be subject 70 sharp changes in
There Is a great deal OF talk about
Of il is probably Soi true. but sxportsrs
on Thursday took only freight room
for $4,000 blu. although export. wheat
purchases purchase. were placed up In the mil NIL.
not increasing. There IL quite drop
I'm the Minneapolis movement, but
winter wheat I'm the southwest Is still
being marketed rather freely.
Opening with an advance Of &c.
wheat declined and closed &c higher
than Thursdays last prices.
onss l,n ic and the other
Cl0verseed advanced &c. ,a,I
Wheat quotations.: Cash No. 2 RED.
so NAY opened With ar s "a ssG o.
July opened at ll.a7 and declineT to
$1.S6; No. I white. $751;.
Coarse grain quotations-Corn: Cash
ysf NO. e %,.s a ass cat No 3. ssf
Oats. standard. / g. at soc; No, 3
white. sshc; No. 4 white. sshc
ment So; March. Ss.o5; MsN 1850
Cloverseed: Prime spot, p; March
sao , ssss 80 II isssmp Prime s:d .,:is Is;
sample aisike. 20 bags at w. II at
E F%atsy IN Prime tns b 5es m.rs., Fri
day were 1000 bbls OF -four. IL cars
OF wheat, Z OF corn, I Of oats. ! Of
ys and Ss Sf say oCd Ira ~ wsss
and $4,000 bu OF corn. Stocks are s44.-
$4,000 bu of oats. 5000 blu Of barley
n Primary mary wheat w q receipts Zee were $4,000
Liverpool corn qossd unchanged to
Nd higher -
Argentine wheat exports this week
are 5.184.o00 blu.
Receipts OF wheat Friday: South
west, $4,000 bu, against $1,000 blu 2
Minneapolis. 202 cars. against 2tl.
Winnipeg. sos cars, against So; Chi.
cago. 168 cars, against Ice. z
Exports Of wheat and Hour for the
day were $4,000 bu and for the wesh
10, 227,000 blu.
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s,?sSs srssninas. yITs$s; ~; .us s:ss
3d. teSS oa aD St::ri :, .S lsoea'' Dor

..APzIes-baidwina. 9ais $50; spies
NsS$i.is. sssssssPP: lsd gsys6sS %;
eei; sSa aD1lssa .siSSlna stock ,,s
Il s. e 0iSss L,m... 7xsse p,r IN
e: :sssss.slssY5.1 De- e: srs ss..
cafifornia, sIa564.to per crate: Fiori.
%; ess.s.g VIZ; pr.s..: nes.s.a
iS0 2ic; Imported swiss. IS 3 acc; long
horns. is0ishc: daisies. ls01shc per
Crsnberries- -Howes. Ss.2s0s.60: late
reds. S4Gt.25 per Dbl. S2 per bu.
ooI Drs..sd ,s S;i T. 1914 0i4c;
Fresh vesstsbiss = Green peppers
ishss. ioc per dos: isttuos s9ioe iS !
626c per doz. head lettuce. S225626o
per hamper; dollhouse cucumbers. $40
2b0i Brnsssls sprouts. lsc per quart;
:aaHt sISsss ps ssr aGa T Saas.
Gr.sssEimportsd Aalasaa sAsOv
S.:s: E;E:,ss,g si,. per er, ss 80.
amber. 1t9 lac lb:.. exersotsd, s3te ~.
followlng prices iOf Daisd =! e ca
iS0iSso;. standard. ,sis0It.se; N9. =
il;so: q: :tr.M. t7;so o.; wheat and
'1 a.ss. !. No. j cured S isAs; No. 1
f sSe; Nee No sr..n sSlls ' :is No sS
cured veal Kip. iec; NO. I green veal
Nip; No. cured murrsan. ISc; Nc
soc: Scr,s. Is: . NJ Is sors.. q; h;ass:
10 81: No. Z kip and CALI. ! 10 on;
che sn:r :, sh - 70 amount g wool
Lss-o.s-caiifornia. ss.as0sas per
j.inss-SlOl.ss psr bex.
Oranges-california Navsls, $500
276: Florida. y2.2592.50 per box.
Onioas-Sl25Ql36 per 100-lb. sack;
Spanish. $50 @l.6o per crate.
PinsaDDles--F1oridR. $3.7b04 crate.
Observation-Disclosures. in carload lotA
bulk, S0033c: Sacks. ySQ toc DOT bu-;
new Bermudas. Sf.So per bbl-. S3-7S per
Psultry-sprinss, l50lskc: hsss Is
turkeys. 1s@fSc; No. Z hens. ITO 1sc;
ID. DrsISed poultry: Springs. 1sol7c;
hens. 5000: ducks, ITO lsc: geese. II
0lyc; turkeys. FOG f9c Id.
RaShits--12. rs q $50 Der doz
Strawbsrrfes--S60 40c per quart.
sweet POtatoes-Jer4eys. kim dftod,
s.s00IsS per crate: DsIawarss. eLse
T.iisw-No. 1. $50: No. Z 4xs II
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-20
MARRIAGES

Wojciech Dorobek. Al. laborer; Lud-
wika Gosczycka, 81.
:, Joseph Waronis, rs. iaborer; stella
Leo Miller. 2s. cigar dealer, Ander-
son. Ind; Anna Tatxka, "a, Plymouth.
Goldberg, ~.
Harry Evsritt. "a. machrnist: Jennie
Sirola ~.
Joseph Bruck. SO. lumber dealer;
Cecilia Lauxon. SO.
Charles Schultz "a clerk; Bertha
Bootx, 70.
George r. Phiipatt, 81. farmer. Otis
VILE: Selena Munshaw. 81. Detroit
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s sssss / s s ut, ! J

!, cssh with order IL charged 70 .
No transi.nt s4vert,sinx inssrssd fey
per insertion.
cations sxesps Sirtss Gards s 81 T fi
Obituaries. Meeting Notices and ali Adi
preceding Male HelD. 81 az =
Dlrths. Dee chs, Cards Of Thanks and
Meeting Notioes--Ninimum charge. S6S
for - words or less. Over IS words
one and one-third cents for each sxtrS
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PRODUCE MARKET

The feature OF a very steady market
yesterday was n jump OF 2Mc In egg
prices This makes a recovery of 40
from the low point touched last week.
and indicates that the demand IL In
creasing more rapidly than tie supply.
while quotabiy unchanged the market
was less firmly held. Dressed hogs
are In better supply than demand. Re-
ceipts Of poultry were light. with the
demand TO correspond. Strawberries
are moving more freely and are n{m
In tone. and oranges are working TO q
better position,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-20
FRANK JAMES BODY
TO BE CREMATED

KEARNEY. Mo-. Feb. 1.-THE ashes
OF Frank James, former bandit. who
died yesterday, will rest In bank
safety deposit vault In Kansas City.
according to his own request. The
body will be cremated In st. Louis.
Judge John Phillips. who defended
James when he was acquitted OF homi
eide In Gallatin, Mo-. will deliver the
funeral ad <ress. James requested that
there be no religious service.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-20
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO. Feb. ia scramble to
buy with slight offerings. following
reports that Russia intends to take
over all stored grains In that country
p sGSsy o onGa II. wss back sI =.
and Sl.36 represented overnight adj
vances OF from Sh G2hc. Within Is
minutes there were rscsssions of from
down at one time as low a. n.sSh
and $1.34S. Corn acted with wheat,
being up at the opening and receding
Prices on oats rejected those of
other grains.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-20
LIVE STOCK.
UNION STOCK YARDS.

UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
Feb. ls.-Hogs; Receipts. $4,000; mar
Re. lshs sGsd ;'r1 sSUe mis .sy and sr.ss
!!ss fo..Eh heavy, ys.sSgS.sa; Light.
1900; market strong: beeves,
s.so: f:s SS 80 $40: caves aft u aicSS
sheep: Receipts. 1900; market
steady to strong: native. se.4oQII5;
western. isg9sGs,s; lambs, s7.ss6sso:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-20

Il; ii; i:,'s ;:::; ; II:
Keys, lac. Potatoss: Michisan white.
s9&!so: red. s7gtSe: wiscons'n white.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-20
EAST BUFTALO LIVE STOCK.
Dunninw 4 stevens.

EAST HuFFALo, n. y. FEB. is--
.,l aS: l a:ssDs' sss head ya4 ssss
Sheep and lambs: Receipts. 1000
head; market strong; top lambs. fsQ
sss; sw... 1ssss:SoGSy7s.s we'her' "0
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-20

Figures complied by the Austro-
Hungarian and German consulates in
New York show that $4,000 reserv.
lists Of their countries who registered
themselves for service are unable to
obtain transportation.
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WE WILL BUY IMMEDIATELY
FOR, CASH
One Ford 1913 chassis.
Two Ford touring cars, 19l3-14.
Two Ford roadsters. 1914.
Three Ford GLASSES. 1923.
Must be I'm perfect condition.
WE HAVE FOR SALE
One Ford 1913 coupe at s275.
One 1914 roadster almost new at
1895
One Ford touring at .3225.
One Paige coupe at s265. -.
One Ford touring. at ye5o-
One Studebaker roadster telectflc
lights), at S275.
MANY OTHER FORD SNAPS.
FORD CARS SOLD FOR OWNERS
ONLY ON A STRICTLY PER CENT
COMM SSION BASIS.
FORD OWNERS RESALE DEPOT.
gg s WARREN-AvE WEST.
Tel. North 1915. Open Sundays.
If you want to dispose of your
Ford quickly we have buyers
waiting.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-20

The following firms are Privileged
to execute orders on. the Exchange:
II. W. Noble q Co., w. u. MOSS & Co.
Jack III. Thomson. Lewis @. oorton. w.
e. Reilly q CO.. Geo: M. Wsst q Co.
Emmett L sprsgue. Chss = Msrriii 4
Rose q Co., VIM. A. Nesr e. Co., w. b.
Mclaughlin. F. X. Pslton.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-20

CHICAGO. Fec. is.E0psning =
Ssas' Nay Way se 'S aS = S.ts;
May. up Ne; July. up Nc. Provisions;
Soon.whsss: May. down ! &c: July.
down ikc. Corn; May. down tci
July. down 9. Oats; May. down 80;
July: down &C. -. 80.
July. down shc. Corn: May. down
bc; July down &c. Data: May. down
&c: July. down &c. Provisions;
steaoy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-20

Notice IL hereby given that the an
bal meeting Of stockholders Of the
blray Connecting Railroad Company.
II the election OF Directors and the
|ansaction OF such other business a.
ny come before the annual meeting.
HI be held at the office OF the COM
Wednesday. March 18th, 1915. at 1
m. BY order Of the Directors OF the
lsigned) J. d. SANDERS.
Secretary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-20

Butser-creamsry extra. 2se: nrsts.
&c; dairy. sie; packing stock. ise 10.
E.Ss-Frssh receipts. cases inciud-
ed. hrsts. 26hc; current receipts. 25kc
dog Receipts. 6s4 cases.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-20

CLEVELAND. o., Feb. is--Hogs: Re-
ceipts $500: steady to SC higher. york
ium and heavies $3.50 ropghs. $3.50;
stays. $500. Cattle: Receipts. 8 cars.
steady. sheep and lambs: Receipts s
ceipts. lsS. shade. lower; top 3ii.75.